Ambler High School - Pinnacle Yearbook (Ambler, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1949 volume:

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T . , -V'g'7", .FL 7,3 2' ff V VT' ,Q 4:.- 17,5 --FX S1 . . ,, -f J . 1 ., Q ,L , V LEM . is it fl-jA1,5"VQ,V:, :7'n4mjf'.-'Q fi : Ay' 1,52-A 1-V N -gg 3,3 " L, ' 31 H' ,: ,, : -.V ..1 - '-f. 'x3J"fw"12,g f,, f-'ig'-,iw V, 'f,?,Q,f iiiff-.Q YQ , '-.i,,'g.,4,:-1 --- -- V-L V,-HV, '- If .-, V M V VS ' ' - -1- -V.A, 'L w 4,-fl ,Q HA-f--MZ X , QM' f A,-.. dw I APGBL ER HIGH SCHOQL W-Amdfef 1949 rl FOREWORD lt is with mixed joy and regret that we, the class of 1949, leave Ambler High School. We are joyful and eager to take our places in society. Some of us are going on to schoolg others are going immediately into the business world. We are all deeply conscious of the task before usfto help make peace and harmony reign again in the confused post-war world of today. We regret leaving our teachers who have done so much for us, XVe regret leaving the carefree life of high school boys and girls. Now we are men and women with definite responsibilities. We feel that with the knowledge and training we have received here at A. H. S. we are able to go out and face our futures as successful American citizens and make our Alma Mater proud of us all. EARL T. BAKER r DEDlCATl0 ll e, the class of 1949, dedicate this R-Ambler to our friend, our guide, our comrade, and our leader, the man who has always understood and helped us, and who has very patiently taught us, not algebra or English, but how to be tine men and women-our principal, Mr. Earl T. Baker. ADMINISTRATION E. E. KERSCHNER Superwsing Principal 4 ADMlNlSTRATl0N E. T. BA P. .pl I P f WILLIAM H. FAUST WALTER A. SOBERS PAUL W. NORRIS lmizsimgwii VIKNPI-PRIISIDENT TRr1Asl'Rr.R BOARD 0F EDUCATION We wish to express our deep appreciation to the members of the Board of Education for the splendid educational opportunities and facilities which their efforts have made possible for us. We hope we shall live up to their greatest expectations and prove our- selves worthy of their guidance and sincere interest in our Welfare. F.s.RoTHeNBERoER ' o.o.s SIQVRETARY WEBSTER O. JOHNSON 6 FACULTY Homeffronomifs y 7 ,, Q50 . . , A 511.51 A .4444-,f A.-xv N .D So ' 1 smdi . L I 4famf4,.,., JOHN F. DWIGHT History-Athletics HOMER P. EICHORN Biology YIOLET M. FISHER Business Education ANN M. GEAR English--Gudiance I u K J FREDERICK T. JAFFIN Arithmetic-Athletics CLIFFORD K. GEARY Music ' I ww I 4- T mx' V V FACULTY , 74 MERYIN L. HENRY Chemistry-Illathfmalirs ABR.-XM R. HUNSICKER Jllfwhmznifal Dr 'ing Q A I li W- f UL ff JALLAML! Q1 NL1, .J,l'-4-4 ARLINE V. KISTLER - , English EVELYN R. KULP Business Edufation JOSEPH E, KUNSMAN Wood Shop E. JEAN L. DANIELS Nurxe ff A K7 ff R ij z0Q!fgL4,w ' if rf GEORGE J. MEYERS Mathematics-Science JOHN VV. MEYERS Physival Edurution 8 6 fgifclf, F n FACULTY Qffgffffjruc ' Science ' MARGARET 0. WHITNEY Englixh ANN IGER K JANET PA ON Home Eronomics CHARLES T. SHEARER Arts and Crafts ELIZABETH W. SLOCUM Librarian fra FRANCIS A. SCHLEEGER Businrss Edurafion HENRY A. SCHLEEGER Metal Shop MW INK df xaf FACULTY I I I MARJORIE SMITH LtlI1QIlGQ'l'X Nm.CQH7"K A VIRGINIA SMITH . flluxic MARY STRICKHOUSER English-Latin I-'REIJERICK YOLP . . Geography Wig- I All l . D,.' 1 0 .J-' Q , ff Q 9 , . f at 'X ludusb-'Q -1 ' I 1.11, .pw UTH WILLIAMS , Phyxirial Edumtion ELIZABETH J. CIQRRAN Secretary L I I JOAN WRIGHT Srrretary , X Iowan, x ,fl I' ki, W. BOTTELLO English-Mat hrmatirs I0 ua f-1- v an WA? Q09 53+ Q wg QSM Q QW I 0 Sei I S00 ff: ' ,Wx Q0 f 1 1 2493 19541119 f I7 ,Af SENIORS lvlql l l 1 M,-df D. WORTHINGTON M. L. COLLIER M. NOTORIS L. PETROY C. EYERDING M. MARPLE S. NYLUND CLASS LEADERS Delwyn Worthing Marylou Collier Marie Notoris Louise Petrov . Claire Everding Mabel Marple Sonya Nylund ton . . ....... Class President , .,., C lass Vire'-President . . , Clasx Secretary ClassTrea.vurer . , . Student Counril Presidrnt and Honor Soriety President .... .. ,. .. .,,.,,... ...Student Counril Sefretary . . . R-.-lmhlefr Editor-in-Chivf V" MADELINE ANGELILLIS "MAlll4Il.lNIL" Yesterday-History Today-P. O. D. Tomorrow-Social Studies? A Cappella Choir 1, 25 Library Clubg junior Band. JOSEPH ANTONUCCI A 7" 'LJOI-1" Yexterday-Bashful -'59 '71 'V-LC 4-I .4-'L-N Today-Lover 5 A 'KN N-C-, I Tomorrou'-Married K k'4""" Q g""QQf Football 1, Z, 3, 45 'lrack M ager 2, 3, 4: Prom Committee 35 Chorus 1, 2. 3. ISABEL BALL "ls" Yexterday-Tomlmy Tnriay-Basketball player Tomorrou'-Mrs, Guess Who P P P I !l Chorus 2, 3. 45 Accounting Committee Z. 3, 45 Red Cross 25 Prom Committee 35 Basketball 45 R-Ambler 45 Advertising Committee 4. Transferred from l'pper Moreland in 10th Grade. VV, BARTON BASTOW 'KBARTYH Ye'.rtPrdayfSheelei:ht Terror , 5 ,67 Today-Respectable Bachelor MC f da JLZQJ1 Tomorrou'-We'd hate to say Football 15 Chorus 1, 2, 3. 45 Play 1, Z, 35 Basketball Manager 15 Forum 3, 45 Operetta 2. SALLY PORTER BELL "SAI," Yr.rlfrfl11yiTo m Today-Dick Tommorrow-Harry Hockey 1, 2, 3, Captain 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Advertising Committee 45 Prom Committee 35 Cheer- leading 1, 2. 3, 45 Treasurer Sophomore Class 25 Honor Rcll 1. 2, 3, 45 Chorus 15 Student Council 45 R- . bler,l45 Honor Society, 4. c mfg flccjtmtv 3 ' bool l MIRIAM BENNETT "SNooxuc" Yf'.Vfl'!'dIl-V-F2ll'I'l'l Girl Today-Band Leader Tomorrow-Mrs. 4 B's Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Hockey 15 Band 3. 4: Drum Major 45 Prom Committee 3' Assemblv Programs 1, 2, 3, 45 R-Ambler 4. Quad u xc MARGARET BOLT nQPr:ocrv? VF.YfPfdllj'+MHH2l!iDQl Hockey Today-Managing Basketball Tomorrow-Managing Household Accounts Hockey 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 1, 45 Basketball Manager l,, 2, 3 45 Honor Roll 1. 25 ecretary cf Homeroom 3. f .LWLGL Iliff 7'1OZ7'7'L'ffL'!7 .- my L , f - RICHA D ifovin LM f --im-Ki' Yesterday-Old Packard Q1 S IA 1 1 xy Today-New Packard K lr ' l Tomorrow-Who Knows??? 1' ' 'f Chorus 1, 2. 3, 4. X' ' V ls .X RONALD S. BRADY Yf'.rle1'day-Short Today-Mild Tomorrow-Wrestler Chorus 1, 25 S1320 Crew 3. 45 Prom Committee 3. t'BaAnv" MARJORIE BREISCH HBREISCIIIEH Yesterday-Father's Helper Today-Mail Woman H aug, QW, Tomorro'w-Postmistress General Hockey 1, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Forum 3, 45 Honor Roll 1, 2, 35 Tri-Hi-Y 25 Honor Society 3, 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Super Salesman 1, 2, 35 District Chorus 3, 4. fl 4. I v NK LX wx .11 ' fi' J Fx M Q N il 4 ' u li xx ANTHONY FRANCIS HRYNU "'l'oxx' l'Offt'l'lllI-X'fQllll'l T1HflI,X'Y'l"l1ll'lI'lS0YIll' TUHI0l'I'l7ICf'SI1lll!SIll'I' ,IAFK C.-XRNICY "l,1',1.u'K' lVl'.Yfl'l'II't1j'7Shj' Tlllfll-V-gihll Mom- TOIl1!ll'7'U'ZL" -Talk ol' thc Town Afsvrmmlmly Prourxlm 23 Foollmll JL llnfkvtlmll 2: Honor Roll Z. DIOYCIC CURRIXE C,-XRl'liX'I'l'IR n.l1DYl'l,n l'r'.xI1'r1111-x'--"jack. jzlfk, jack" 7'm1'uy4"0n1'c- in Lou- with .'Xlm'y" Tun1orrn:.'4"My Fulurv -luft lhlsse-fl" llorkcy' l. lf. 41 Huikcllmalll l. 2. 3. 43 clhk'l'I'll'llIli'I I. 2. 3. 4: om:-room 'I'l'c:m1n-I' Z. Sturlcnl Vounril 3. I Y 1' 3 X 1 'i'l'll4iRl'ISA FASSTTJX' "l'.x'1" !Y1'.Yf!'!'l1ll,VfAShj' 7llHI't1j''-Chl'l'l'lt'1lIl1'l' 7'on1nr'ru:4'-Nliss Conurcss Chorus 2. 3: fll'l0l'l'll'I1lll'I' 3. 4: skrrounlinu Commitlvm 25 Prom C'ommill0c 3: .-Xrlvn-rtirim: CUl'I1l11llll'1' 4: R-.'XITllllt'I' 4. MILTON CLARK "Cl XRKII-4 Yew!r'rday-Clzlssy Holm Tlllftlj'---All1lt'lll' TDM!U'l'U'IU7Fil-lll Avunum- rlllllltbl' Hzmcl l, 2. 3. 4: Trunk I. Z. 3, 4g lfootlmull 1: linslwl- hull I. 2. 3. 4. 1 .1 l A .f .,- M: Yl,Ol' C'Ol.l.lliR '4lVl.KRXI,1il" VIKYII'l'lllI-VfphUtlHIl'2il?ll1'I'lS Quuwl 7lt7fl!I.V7Pl1'7l0llI'Zl1Dl1l'l'lS Nloulcl ' ' ' THHIU7'7'lITd'7Pl10l0LZl'1lUlN'l'.S Willa' Horkcy l, 2, 3. 4: C'hcvl'lm-zulu' l. Z, 3. 45 Chorus I, 4: Honor Roll I, 2. 3. 4: llrzmmlirs I, J. 3. 4: Flnsf l'rL-siclcnt .lg Hull Guard 1, 4: Forum 43 Prom Com' mitlm-0 3: Honor Socivty 4: Floss X'icv-l'l'1'sirlcnt 4. R-.-Xmlmlvr 4. M.-XRJORIIC COXS'l'.-Xl-il-II. l'mtwvifly--S5mrinulmousv Huw 7'ndayfSoudc-rton Gallop 7'nma1'rn:g'-Slow Boat to Chinn Chrfrus ly 2. 3. 4: Rcrl Fross 4. 75 NANFY CONF-TAN'I'lNl'I "N,xNm'x" ' YI'Al!'l'!I't1-V-gxvilflflil 7'nday--Tzxmed Tl7HIUV'l'UiL'-.I0048 XYil'c lil'I'l"l'H ,IOAN DAVIS "Hr,TTr." Vl'.Vfl'I'dII-V-A Spark TlIlftI.X'+A Flame 7'onmrrnzl'-A Burnt-out Iinmhcr Homvroom Ss'Cl'vtz11'y 3. 4: Homvroom 'l'rvz1sL1rcr 4. l"I.0RENCE IYELIA "Fl.oxugxr1.' l'4'l1'rd1ly-Shy 7'm1ay4P:1inter1 Doll Tunmrroic-Birfl Bail llockl-3' l. 2, 3: Bzlskctlmzlll I. 2: Homcroom TI'l'LlSlll'0l I: Chorus l. 41 Honor Roll 3, 4: :Xclvcrtisinu Com- millrl' 4: R-.-Xmhlvr 4. Chorus 1. 2, 3, 4: Illstrlft Chorus .ig Hull Guurml l: C . .W I rw.. 4 ,til WILLIAM C. DENO UBILLN Yesterday-Doodler Today-Artist Tomorrow-House Painter Stage Crew 2, 35 Hall Guard 1, 4. ROBERT EISENHARIJ ,, V f A'Bon" I"exfe1'dt1yw-I.ittle Peep' ' 4 gf, I ' Today-Big Noise ,LJ-Q7 nf lf!- Tomorrow-Senator Homeroom President lg Play 1, 3g Forum 3, 4g Prom Committee 33 Honor Roll 1, Z, 33 Honor Soeiety 43 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Operetta 2g Council President 1: lforensies 2. HELEN LUCY ERBE I MERIXII-1" Yesterday-I,i le Innocence TzLFjgvfjIjttleLIr'diiic'f ff X Tomorrow-Little Terror Basketball 1, Z3 A Cappella oir 1, 25 Backstage Property Manager 2: .P1'o mittee 33 Assembly Program 35 Operetta Bhglzd gl?-'sid CLAIRE EYERDING "Cl.AlRll-1,1 Yes!erday-Geprge's. football sweater ,' Today-HUe 'sf football ,1 igvnfrrrnuzivjliorgiflil' ' A H6 key I, 2, 3, 4g Basketball I, Z, 3g Student Council lll, 35 Council President 45 A Cappella Choir 1, 2. 3, 45 Distrirt Chorus 3, 4g Senior Plays 2. 3, 45 Seem! tary Forum 3, 45 Operetta 23 Tri-Hi-Y Zg President. Honor Society 4g Homeroom Vice-President 13 Home- room President 25 Prom Committee 35 Honor Roll 1. 2, 3, 45 R-Ambler Staff 4. JOSEPH D. FECHNO "lumix" Yesterday'-Innocent TodayMNot so innocent Tomorrow-Man of the world ,I 'rom Committee 3. BARBARA CANT "l'l.xRixAR,x" Yesterday-Track medals Today-Class Rings Tomorrow-Bands Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Hockey 1, Z5 Operettn 2: Prom Committee 3. I-IERMAN GANT ,VL f "l,1eK" Yrster ay-LF Quiet Todaykgai e word Tomgr ui-D tention Chorusfll 23 Track 1. L Dfw up D MARGA EH' LOUISE GEARY rfpmw 1..,v" , ,Ynvterday--.Ambler High 6 odav-Muhlen erg il L . I 6 . . b IQ ' omorrow-Annapolis? oekey Manager 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball l, 29 Band l. 2, 3, 45 Library Club 23 Prom Committee 33 Advertis- ing Committee 3. 4: Honor Roll 1. 2, 33 Honor Society 49 Dist. Band 1, 2. 3, DOMINIC GIAMPA "IJoiuIN1r" Yesterday-Shy Today-Quiet Tomorrow-Master of Ceremonies Football 1. THOMAS GRAY "ToMMY" Yesterday-Midget Today-Normal Tomorrow-A Gray Basketball 1, 2. fi ff. I5 XXXN' lil KVK7 r-Lx Lol f HMT tiff QL ,rr ' 4 -:I g 5 Q, 'A .-V., V KT. QL: 4, QQ fr IZETTA GRIMES "lzr3TTA" Yl'.Vfl'?'dll-V7L8tlI'l Student Today-Piano Player Tomorrow-Miss Penllyn Chorus I, 2, 3, 4g Honor Roll lg Assembly Prouram 1, Z3 R-Ambler -1: Hall Guard. GUY W. GROSS "G1'x"' Yextrrrlay-Fugitive from Springtield Today-I-'ugitive from Ambler 7'0morm1a'-Fugitive Football I, 2, 3, -tg Assembly Monitor 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2. 3, 45 Hall Guard 3. -13 Prom Committee 3: Second Team All-Buxmont Tackle, 1048. MITZI GROSS l'IVli1'zi" Yrxiwday-Chopsticks Today-Chopins March Millitaire Tomorrow-Chopsticks Again Aeeompanist 1, Z. 3, 45 Band 3, 41 Chorus l, 2, 3, 45 llistriet Chorus 3, -tg Honor Roll 1, Z, .lg Student Counril lg Play Baekstatze 21 Honor Soeiety 4. SilSlE tLRtJ l'SUsli:" l'1'xt1'rfIay-Thzink Goodness 7'mlayil.uneh Table Entertainer Tomorrorv-President of International Baby Sitters' Union Chorus l. 2, 3, 4: Senior Play 3: District Chorus 3, 4. EDWARD l-IAFF t'H.'x1fifx"' Yrxlrrday--A Wit Today-A Haff Wit Tomorrou'-Stark Raving Mad Football 3, 4: Basketball l. 2: Assembly Monitorg Stage Crew 3. L I 1' X rx wh' f' B 1-3 Yextfwclay-In a Daze Today-Alyce in Wonderland Tomorrow-Throu1:h the Glass Choruf 2' Traek 4. H " - tr, ' is-:fa-K hug 1' TAA i.:'1fi' 5 ooRoTHY HOLMES ' V '-mm" Yesterday-Quiet and Reserved Today-Chewing Gum Tomorrow-Cottage Built for Two Operatta 1: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. HELEN HOLZ "HOI,ZIE" Yesterday-Flower Girl Today-Bridesmaid Tomorrou'-Maid or Matron-of-Honor Basketball 23 Chorus 1, Z. 3, 43 Homeroom President .ig Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 43 Dramatic Club 1: District Chorus .lg Tri-Hi-Y 23 Honor Soeiety 4. ,fad rim., veg C E I Y 1' 95 IJIA ' A156 L2 xi ' "H.rxNm"' ,,.V1" fray-Olrfgyiiek ' . 7 r ifJTo1z' New 'CTL' Qfg C 'rfmruig-If 'L , C VT' 'iv Banc . -1g orus 1, , 3, . SemLu'TP5R,4'g Forum 3, 43 RhQio Programs 3. 4, N fee:-QL if e are 1 Cf Q ,U Kim is ,QQ , .gs lVlAlTRlCl'14A. TTNRYZB ' Wy"lN'li:R "' Ya'xff'rday-Chemist in a Crib . S X, ,- Today-Chemist in 20 ,f?f'14h.,,Q ,f 71y,fs-,ug Tnmnrrnu'-Chemist in a Coftinc ,Cg.b4.y,,1,7 Band l. 2, 3, 43 Chorus 1. 2: Forensics l, Play 2, 3. "7 BIJWARIJ HERMANN "Dt"reu" Xl . I--. ltd xv X 1 Q L ,7rrU-a lyf' A' 1, 13 I 'V K :- XD drug 12 1 14 f 4. rf-4 L 'lflliiyif fgflir l R if Qt, tl- ROBERT HUGHES 'X "Ht'ous1i3" Yrxterdaj'-Shy Toduyfwhat zi Line Tumorrmv-Ilowning 2nd GEORGE F. JACKSON "SPi1iinx"' Yf'.vt1'l'zlay-Painting: Posters Todtly-Pziinting Poems Tomarrow-Painting Nurseries Footlmll I. 2. 3, 43 Basketlxzill l: Hull Guard 4, Student Council 4: Stage Crew 3: Prom Committee 3. BETTY JENKINS "Pi3'1'ia" l'mlvrrlay-Bicycle 7'mIayfI"orzl Convert TomnrrozuiCziclillne Horkey l, 2, 3, 4, Band I, 2. 3, -lg Manager ot' Basket- bzill l, 2, 3: Bux-Mont Band I, Z, 3, 41 Hatskethaill 4. CHARLES H. JOHNSON "Citrus" l'1'x1r'1'dr1yal.ez1n 2' Tllllltlfl'-LOD! t l Tumi rotvfsword Swztllower Footbu 2 Statue Crew l. 2: Prom Committee 31 .Chotluk il. 2, . -' t a DOROTH JOHNSON ,-1 ' "" "lJin"i-xt" Yrkvlrr ve-IXiA?othy ' '."- - Torlayi ueenie v . ,- . I 7'nmm'r0u'-Mrs, Girls' Chorus 1, 21 Rzlsketlrztll l, 2, 43 Horkey 1, 2. 4. I . f', RICHARD E, KELLY if . f ' "Rudi" Vf'.vte'rdt1y-Brain HD, Q Xl Ti XX Tt7lI'lI-VYLZIID' Killer ' H' L- J, Tomorro-rv-Play Boy A BETTY KING t'H15T'l'Y" Yvxt rrda y--Tomboy TndflyfAthlete 7'omnrrow-Lady? Hockey l, 2, 3, -11 Htisketlmull I, 2. 3, 41 Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4. I 1 J N W. KLEIN!-'ELDER "K1.ixK" " Ye.vle'rrlzzy-Shy 7vl7Iltl-N'-W0lf on Z1 Scooter Tomorrmc'-Hen-peekerl Band 1. 2, 3. 4: District Band 3: Track I. Z, 3. 43 Stage Crew 3, 43 Student Council 2, 4, Bux-Mont Truck 23 District Traek 3. EDWARD J. KOCH L'CHAl'NCEYU Ye'.v!f'l'1iay-Sprout - , 1 ' Today-Bud f ' - Xi. cc! Tomorrout-Blooming: Idiot 3 ' R Football 1: Stage Crew 1, 2, 3, 4, gc, . :. 5- A f v"J 2' M' JOAN KRAMER "JoANli-:U Yexterday-Lib1'ary Yistor Tmla,v-Library Helper Tomorrow-I.ibrarian Senior Chorus l, 2, 3, 43 Liln':iry Cluh -l. ,f L. i,,. xx ,, - x ' x f ,.,X f 4 N ,ff X K1 X418 I'IYI'II.YN KR.-Xl'SS "ICU-.I vw" I'l'.I'f!'l'dll-X'+Shj' 7'rufay--An Old-fushionccl Gil I Tumnrrrnu'-N.-Xlonc Homvroom Commillrv l. 2. .il I.Ilbl'Ill'B fluli 4. MICHAEL J. KWORTXIK "Miki-1" I'r.vIw'day-I.:1zy Tllfillj'-FIITITICI' T11mnrrou'-Country Gentle-invn If--othzlli l: Hull Guxirfi J. 4: Asscmlmly l: Slllfl' I'rcxx 5, I,7.,..A I L lg I I , lk! fp k . , I., , ill JOHN LA Rl'FF.-X "I'iN4'lili." I'f'.vtf'rr11ly-I.ox'cI' 7'm1'a-vfWoman Ham-r Tnmru'rn:4'- Hvrmit 4. Imzollilll l. 2. 3, 41 Iiz1skv'IJ'1ll 1.4, Il.uk I. J. A. 4. Vhorus l. Z. 3. 4: Slum- F11-xx' Assuriilxly Prourxmi X. . I IJAYIIJ H. LIGI-I'IKI-II' 'Q , "IMxi." ' lyI'e'!kf'Hf1j V ISN' X " ,- gee Tr tl ,ZH I' 11,5 , --f ' ' omr nwff. rug' 'fzinu' " Ifootlmll l. 3. 43 C'horuQ l. J, 5, 4: Hull Guzml 4: SHIKI' Vrvw 2. 3, 41 Thcspizin 4: I'i'oin I'o1nn1i1tvv 5, ROISICRT I.IXIJSI.IiY "lion" I'1'xt1'1'rIrl-v--No Girls TlHlll'Vgc,i10 Girl To m nrrmv -- H11 rvni J: Sluclvnt Founcil 2: Trai Room Prvs. I: Foollxzill 7 FI.ORIiXC'I'I M.-XHUNICY V!'XIl'l'IllI-V"Iiillly Sit! TlIllt1'Vf'-Fkifllllj' Airin- 7'nn1ol'1'1m'- --Rm-vvpt io Ilomcroom TI'l'2l5lII't'I' I. J ,IUHN IVI.'XHONIiY Yf'.x'l1'1'1ir1y- -Skinny 7ll7lI'Il.X'gThID Tamorrvu'-I"rzlil Ifootlmzill I. .-Xsscnilmly I'ro I 1 Trzirk 4. 3. 4, Liptuin 4: Iixiskm-llmli Ck I. "l'il.oiu-gxvl-1" K-I'l,X I .XM nisl nliunll-." umm I. J. -1: Honor Roll Q , FRAN K IVIANN I"r.v1f'1'd41y-V-Ilvlivi-ry , I Hoy .M "I"ia.xwk' 7'mlay-"Blowin' His Brains Out" Tunmrrutu- -Anolhvr Hurry jamwa Iflziy I. 2, 3: .-Xcrounlinu f'ommitt0I' 2. 3. 4: .'xtlYt'I'IISIlI! IQUITIIIIIIILT' 4: Hull Guzirml 4: R-.'xlIllJIl'l' Stuff 4. NI.-XISEI, M.-XRI'I.lf ulxI.XIII'1I " Vl'.VIPl'dlIj'7IJZIIFX Maid 'l'orln-v-P. A, Girl Tomnrrmc'--Wonizin of tho Worlrl Hovkvy 1, Z, 3. 4: Thorns l, 2, 3. 4: Honor Roll I. J. 3. 45 Tri-Hi-Y 2: Prom Cvmmittcv .ig Forum Z. 3, 4. bcrrclziry 3. Ii'e-xisurs-1: 4: Siam' Mgr. J. .43 listiiiiic Mur. 4: Hziskctliull 4: Honor Sorivty 3. 4: Folor Iicziu-I' 4: Student C1-uncil 4: Forcnsir Vonlost I: R-:XmlJli'r Staff 4. VIRGINIA IVIARI'I.I'I "Glwxn1" Yl'Xff'l'tf!lj'H'Bl'lllilll 1'na'ay-Bcssic Tnmorrou'-A ,II-t Planc- liaml 3, 4: Hockvy I. Z, 3, 4: Vliorus l. 5, 4: Iiuck- staizv Work Z, 3. 4: Supa-r Salcsnmn I. J, 3: Ilonor Roll I. 2. 3: Aflvvrtismcnl Coniniitlcm- 4: R-'Xnilwlor Stuff 4: Honor Society 4. 1 X N fs llx.5f JICANNE M.-XXWI-ILL Hl,l'NKlli" Yf'.Yft'7'd!lj'-f,I'll' Gold Football 7'0c!'1ly-Tn'o Golfl Footbillls Tomorrn-ze-One Gold Rina Hockey l, 2, 3. 4: Basketball l, Z, 3, 4: Hzmrl l, J, 3. 4, Seeretury of Bzincl 4: Chorus 1, 2. 3. 4: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. 4: TrivHi-Y Z: Operctta 25 Prom Committee 3: Forum 3, 4: Honor Society A, 4: R-Ambler Staff 4: Yiee-Presiflent of Henor Society 3. 4: Arlvertisinu Stuff 33 Bux-Mont lluntl 4. CATHERINE THERFIS.-X lVleKEl'IYl'IR "MleKx"' l'e'.vlrl'r1aysCity Slieker Tmllly-Reckless Tomorrow-Go West Red Cross 2, 3, 4: Prom Committee .lc Tri-Hi-Y 2: Honor Roll 2, 3, 4. 'l'rz1nsl'erred in Sophomore year from Notre Dame. , - N! li.-XRL MEYLE "CARL" Vf'Xlf'7'ffllj'+fi ense i til ey Today-jzilopy IJt'1lll'If Clif I 7UWll7ll'U'ZL'-lvlllll Mun Meyle 'l'r:nislerrerl from Sell-Perla in junior yeair, . T f ' ,Mex MILLER f :rl l 'l wgtt-K" l'1'.v1f'1'r11z-x'-A 'iNill.lll'2llu Ttlffll-VYAIl12iU'l1l' ,' 7 I ,L 1,1 ' TUYH0l'l'lI'2i'Y-filllf Pro ' " ' 1, llusketlmll 1, 2, .lg Stage Crew 2. .la Bandfff 3, 4. tlieerleztcler Z: Hi-Y 2, 3, W.'Xl,'l'liR PERRY MOORIC "W.u.'l"' I't'.YH'l't1ll,X'r'AQLIlt'l Little 'Ihing 7'ou'lzy---l'enllyn's Gift to Wemen 7'omurrmefWoy Ahead ol l's ,lunier Hand 1: Chorus I. Z: Flusketlmll l. 2, 3. 4. Calptztin 4: Baselxill .43 Student Couneil 2: 'l-rzxrli 4. FRANCIS VV. MORGAN "FRANK" IVt'.Yf!'l'lf1l-V""SVl'illllbj' 1 ,V I Tmlay-Sziilor ' V ll' ' f Toninrrozcfllayy jones's Loclaer llonit-room YieeAl'resirlent 1: Footlmll l, Z1 Stutze Crew 3: Hall Guurrl 3: Gym Nite Z. MARIE XOTORIS "Ri: Rr." Vex!rrriuy'--.-Xlwznys with Roseanne Today-VVorrles at Woolworth's T0m0rr0u'--Always with Sonny Home Room Secretary Z, .Kg Student Connell 2. 4: Refl Cross Z: junior Class Seeretziry 3: Prom cilllllf mittee 3: R-.-Xmhler Stuff 4. SUNY.-X NYLUNIJ "Soxxia" lv!'.Yl!'Y!fIlX'7Mtlflt'Sl Today-Bold 7'onm1'rmcfBrazen Chorus 1. Z, 3. 4: Drzmizitie 1, J. 3. 4: Honor Roll 1. Honor Society 3, 4: Forum 3, 4: Bztskethull F.-fr'1'Co'v "' ' ' ' --4' - . , . .,r Gu.nfl 4, Prom tommltttt . , Optrettzi 'J-: R1-'.n'lJT?i1 Editor 4, tEl'eythinu' Reuso sible! He. yen cum'Wan,'1vm'wh0 Czinlil gi Dinner, .ife wit Father. X , MARGARET UBl'lRMll,l.ER "l'i11:m"' Vf'Xff'flfllV 'Germantown Belle TmlayfG, Y. Belle Tomorrou'-Uinf: Dong Chorus 3, 4. Trzinst'errerl from Germantown in eleventh gzrzule, YINCIENT PALAIJINO 'lPtYlil.Yli YeferflayfNiuhtmares in Crayon l ,. Torluy-Niuhtmwres in Oflslf , l N W Tomorrott'-4Xiy.:htmz1res ' " 'X N Football l: Yiee-President 3: Prom Committee .ii Foster Prife Contest Winner 1, Z. 3: Operettzl 22 R-Ambler Staff. f 474' JO.-XX PAl'l. "glow YFX1l'l'l1lIj'iSCI'llll ' 7'nday-First Tcam Star TIJ77'I0l'I'0iL'--All-AFl'll'l'lC2lI'l Hockey l, 2, 3, 4: Basketball l, Z, 3. 4 clillllillll 4 ,Chorus l: Sturlcnt Council 4g Honor Roll l. 21 Tri f I-Ii-Y Z. l JA Skl,l'llRfll': --umm. 5- PKf.fmf,lf1r1,v-1mrinking Milk Vw. Tmf yillrinkinu Root Boer T' orrozcf-On the Wagon lF0dtl l 2, 43 Truck 2. 3. 4: Si-nior Choruf J, 3. 4 HiHkilGll1ll'Il 4, ' if l l.ONlS7ISli PETROX' "l,Ul'ISI'. , l'r'.rtr'rrl'41.v----Nliww :xIi'll'l'll'1l Tmlay--Across thc liorrlc-r 7'nmorrou'-Miss Funarlzi Chorus l. 2. 33 Rm-cl Cross 1. Z, 33 Tri Hi-Y 2: Arrount ing C'omn1itt1-v 1. 2. 33 Honor Roll 2: Prom Com l'T'Illl0E'Z-3. , , , I I MAIJl'Il,l-IiNl'I P STILI "l'lsTnI Yliifl'I'1ftl-V-V-filll'lY 'nfl Today Soda jvirk Tomnrrou' -Houscwifv llrzimzitiz' Club 31 Prom Comniittvc 3. IJOMINIC' Pl'Gl.ll'ISIC "MM" Y1'.x'If'l'll41.V -Lily 7301141-V--flilI'lll'I1lt'l' TOHI1ll'l'UiL'f -Iloghousv Builrlcr Hzmrl l, 2, 3, 4g Hziskvtlmll ll Fhorus I: Slum- Vrvxx l. Z, 3, 4. ROSE.-XXX Pl'GI.Il'ISH 5 "S,-xxxu-. ,Wtctrrllfzy-Wzilkcrl Alone! 3 71111111-V73'f1lTl'l?.XVl1l'l Trofa 7l0WIUl'I'lI'bZ"TF1lTllllj' Lilo Prom Committvc' 3: Homcroom Play I. JOSEPH QUI-IENAN "jon, yl'.X'fI'I'dHj'-wli'lKhlS 7l!7ll4A"Al':Xl'l'l'lS0 7'umorrou'fMusvlcs Fdotlmall I, Z: Trxick 1, 23 fhorus I. J. 3. 41 Honor- iflmlc Mi-nlion, All Bux-Mont. Hull Guard 4. ROBERT REIM ' "How Y1'.vtf'1'c1'ay-In the ' wwe' 7'mlu-v-Al A, H. . Tnmnrrrm'-at t Choris l. Z. 3. - 2, 31 Sturlvnl Council 3 Ura atics . 3 Oper-tta 23 Forcnsic lGolrl Mvrlai W' my , omvroom Pr0Sirlcnt 2: Radio Brozirl- C , ARGVICRITE Rl-IYERIJY "ixl.1XRI2I'I'Ql!lTl'Z' Yl'Xff'l'lf1l,V+JUCKS joint Today- Thi' Hvllvvuc-Strutford TIIVHtJI'flI'li'-xvC'l'li-Qllfl at the xvillllllfll Bux-Mont Band 3. 4: Band 1. Z, 3, 4: fhorus I. 2 3, 43 Forum 3, 4: Hofkcx' 3, 4: Honor Roll I, 2. 3, 4 Ilramallivs Z, 33 Distrift fhorus 4: Honor Sovivly 4 R-Amlmli-r Staff, Q 41- L ll THOMAS l.. RHOAIDES ' ' Milla.-XNS' Ye'.vrf'rduy-Boar-Sczircrl 3 L' Today-l"ootlvall Player 4. if -' Tomnr'rmviHcro .ff V ' Football I, 2. 3. 4, Co-Captain 4: Trark 1, Z. 3. 4 Hall Guard 45 Gym Xiu- 2, 3, 4: All Bux-Mont Znr Team 4. SALVATORE RICCIO "SAM" Yesterday-Paper Boy TodayhBranch Manager Tomorrow-Bulletin Editor Football 1. CONSTANCE RINES "CoxNu4" ' J Yesterday-Glensiclc Weldon 1 J 1'0day-Ambler High School ff M J Tomorrow-Penn State Q if L, 1'-. -f 3 'N ' Forum 2, 3, 45 Hockey42, 3, 45 Chorus 13, 4: Cheer- r del' 3,1 ' R-Ambler 41 H0n0 Roll 2, 3741 Honor N 'oricty 5 Ii' rlcvt J' 6 ' 4' ' C .M tilt A l at Q at ,4 l 4 EDGAR RISHEL "Flux" Yesterday-Minnow Today-Fish Tomorrou'-Whale Chorus t, Zg, Camera Club I. ' K L51 ylff-.Az I.. f- ' ,f ,,4'7Y .1 4 L,pf-Im.: . 4' . -. 8 DOROTHY RYALES ' "Doi" Lt,- Left School !xL,LL'i" I . rl .ibtgf V W M fx' X 1 of xrfb' , . . ' 1 fvf i X ,num SiAX'I..4NIJ j f MIL Y ki vJl-X,.p- l,ff'x!f-rfiay--131 c g Do L, ' C A ALJ! Today-Aspiring: Uziyiger X jk Tnm0rro'w-Pavlo a IL ,IQ , M Library Club 3, 45 R-Ambld'r Staff 4. ' JOHN F. SCHUEHEL. DIR, f "NASH" Y1'xIf'rday-Ieeliox ad Today-"Locker Warmer" ' Tomorrow-Sizzling Homeroom President l, 33 Football 1, 3: Yice-Prcsi- dent jr. Class 33 Stage Crew 2. 3: Prom Committee 3. NORMAN SEGER "Nl5Rh1" Yvxtrrday-Quiet Y, If r f I Today-Brain -7 'I'omorra'zt'-Mailman ffldnfq N L14 . 5 Trzirk lg Stage Crew 3. 4. 1 A 40 EDNA SEI!-'ERT "Enom" A Yexterriay-just Faces 1 ' fix -- Today-Imitations il: ,SXNLK ti V I Tomorrow-Television '- Horkey 1, Z, 3, 4g Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Cheerlearler 3, 43 Pres. Homeroom 4: Vice-Pres. Homeroom .iz Chorus lg Prom Committee 3. ICYELYN SELHEIMER . "Su" Q' Yyyzerday-Learncr's I-VN llwqwwyqf Today-New Transmis on ' Tomorrou'-VVai!in4: for the Bus Hockey lg Basketball Mgr. lg Chorus l, 2, 3. 4: llramatics l, 3. JOHN SENESE hSl'llNllZZl' Yesterday-San a Man rl bfut a Cnr Today-Has Turned Mechanic Tomorrow-Shiny Hot-rod Football 1, 2, 33 junior High Play lg Hall Guard 1. 4: Homeroom Vice-Pres. Z3 Honor Roll 1. 2g Chorus l, 2, .43 Operetta 2, RUISERT SERR.-X0 "llolsm"' l'1'.vIf'1'dr1-i", Sofia jerk IQUKIILVQFIIIIIiillii Star Tonmrrmc--Soniclmoclyk HLlSil2ll1li Chorus I: Hull Guzirrl 1. 4: llzinrl l. 2, 3, 4, Czxptziin 41 Council I, Z, 3: Bux-Mont FootImIIA4. lst 'l't-um. ri . Ll, , 'w mkol. snommu-:R X t K' I f , I'1'.sIr'l'1l1l.v--lirilht "" ' ' ,V Tmlfzy -Yery Bright ' X 4, .1 Tnnzzrlwit' Mrs, liienwtein K '- 'I :X Czippt-Ili' .-Xccornpztnist 2. 3. 43 Hunrl -. 3. -1: Honor Society 3, 43 Stzlue Mar. 21 R-.'xTlllTit'l' Literatrx lifti- tor 4. JOHN A. SIGNURIC l'exvfrr1izly- School Boy Tmltzy--ln School Plays 'l'nn1or1'o7t'--Actor Robin Ht'I'l11ll'ti Hunrl I, 2, 3, 43 .-Xssenilmly I'ro1:rzim I, J. 3. -lg Main VVho Came to llinner 3: Forensics lg lllilllllliit' Clulm 3, 4. 0 MARY smrrri Lx l'r'xf1'rr1't1y- lizilmy Face 7'orluyf -Sonwlmocly's Sweethezwt TU7?10l'!U'It'7.liI11I'Ilf'AS Wife Chorus l, Z, 33 Hcckey lg Lihrziry Club Z. 3: Prom Committee 33 R-.-Xmhler Stuff 4: Atlwrtifinu 4: llomo- room Secretary 4. Hl-ILEN SPIE.-XCHT Y- - git-2 - 2. K l'4'x11'l'1Ir1y-'--Hoy Shy 'O 1 7'o1lr1-v--Ronalcl L f ' . ,. Tnmorrotu-- s hwy Y Homeroom Secretary 2: Chorus l. J. 4: l,ilrr:try Club 4. WADE H, STEPHENS "W.-wsu" Yf'.vle'rd11y--l.z1te 7'o1iay-lizul Steve Tomorrou'-Middle Weight Champ Football I, 2, 33 Basketball 1. ALECIA STEWART "Ht'x1l'sr.x"' Yrxlwviay-Sparrow Today-Warbler Tomorrow-Nightingale Scnior Chorus 2, 3, -tg Hockey Z. 3: Opt-rettu 2, Senior Hand 3, 43 Honor Roll 1, Z. PEGGY ST. ,IOHN "S.-UNT" Ye.vlrrrlu.v-Model Today-Sunday School Teacher 71tImllVl'0TL'TMiSS America Chorus 1. Z. 3, 43 Hockey 1. 2, 3, 4g liziskethzill 1, Z. 3, 41 Honer Roll I, Z, 3, 41 R-Ambler Stuff 4, Honor Society 4, LINWOUD H. STONG "lJl'Tcu" Yf'xtf'ra'ay-His Motorcycle Toduy-His Art Work Tomnrrmo-His Own Newspaper Student Council 1, 2, 33 Class Treasurer I: llrzinmtics 35 Honor Roll 1: Prom Committee 3. LYNWOUIJ R. STONG "Skin Yrxtrrrizzy-Shy Boy Today-just One of "the Gang" Tomorrow-Who Knows? ?? Band 1. 2, 3, 43 Chorus 1, 2, 3. 43 Forum 3, 43 Prom Committee 31 Honor Roll 1, Z. 3, 4, 'x 5 'w X YI ki t NY QQ. x ,, Ni X N0 ,el f ,X X wt""N.'f ,.,w'1"fi if t lf 1 ' J ,. fg If 5' rr , it L 2 l Cie eWAi1t',lC. Nic emo ff' 1 if M ii M IQ Ci FLORENCE TATE Ye'.vfm'day-Movie Fan Today-Man Hater TOWl0fl'l7'Ix'-CZITCCI' Girl .Assembly Program Z, 3, 4. "BooTz1r" BRADLEY TAYLOR Yesterday-Sports Fan 7'0a'ayfSports Writer Tonzorrma'-A's Star Band 3. 4g Forum 3. 45 Student Council 1, 3: Yivea Pres, 23 Homeroom Pres. 2: Operettzl 3: A Cappella Choir 3, 4: Prom Committee 3: Jr. High Play 1. JACK THOMAS HJ,u'K" Vf'.Yfl'l'dl'lj'+Clll' Trouble Today-Womzm Trouble Tomorrmc-J ust Trouble Basketball 1. 33 Track 2, 3: Hofmeroom Committee 3, 4. , 4 ,t, i , MARY JANE E. THOMPSO HJANIIZH Yffxlerday-A Blushing Violet Today-Living and Learning Tomorrow-Erlucated Traveling Group Z, 3. 43 A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3. 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, District Chorus 3, 43 All-State Chorus 3: Honor Roll 1, 2, 35 Prom Committee 3: Operetta 2: Dramatics 1, 2, 3. 4, Man Who Came to Dinner 35 Jr. High Play lg Honor Society 4. MARY JANE THOMPSON Yf'.vterday-J ump Rope Today-Hoekey Stick Tomorrow-Ref's Whistle Hockey 1. 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Chorus 2, 3, ' r. Band l. 41 J 1 , 'f , ,,, ,wwf ft - , N NCY G. THOMPSON , Yesterday-Tongue, led JMUCCX6 ,Lf Today-Making Up for It 1 Tomorrow-Marathon Orator Hockey 1. 3, 4, Basketball 1. 25 Play 3, C us Z, 3. 4: Tri-Hi-Y Z. MARSHAL THOMPSON , "S'rl'MPx"' Yesterday-Bad , . , . fb Today-Cartoonist if Y I ' XNLX 'A Tomorrow-Bookie Chorus 1. ' .1 ,V 1 l, P' .t f M... NORTHERN JOHN THOMPSON J "Plt:ox"' Yesterday-Dead End Kid Today-Wildcat Tomorrow-Cafe Proprietor ff Glue Club 1 ' ' ' ' PAUL TQIOMPSON " R "' Yesterday-Talking Machine 7'vdayiCartoonist Tomorrow-Gambler Junior High Basketball 1: Chorus 1 Q Senior Baseball 3. EMIL TROFA "EMU," Yesterday-Arranging Football Helmets Today-Arranging Dates Tomorrow-Arranging Excuses Homeroom President lg Football Manager 3, 4, Hall Qtiargiihlntramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. ! y , .'.f 1' ' K LUCYANN TOMPKINS "l,ol"' Yf'XlP7'lltl-V-LOD!! Hair T0dayfShort Hair Tomorrow-Bald? Band l, 2, 3, 4: Hockey I. 2, 3, -I: Basketball I, 2, 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y: Honor Roll I, 2. 3: Gym Night 1 2, 3, 4: Chorus I. JOHN ,IOSEPH YAN STI-IENWYK ",lonx" Yf'.vtw'u'ay-Bashful Hoy Today-Hard Working Man ' 7'm1zrr1'o':t'--A Gcntlcman of Leisure "Heaven Can Wait" 2: 'lThe Man Who Came to Dinner" 3: Band 3. 4: t'l.ile with Father". Arlvvrtisinu Committee. JOSEPH YENNERA "lion-.x" Ycxtfvdtly-No Likc School TodoyfStill No Like School Tomnrrma'-Colleur Professor IIO-lb. Football Manager Z, 3. -1: Backstage Manauer 2, 3: Basketball Manager 3. 4. ,xiii 'cv YIRKLER --Num' Yf'.rtf'rdrly-Slmi' 7'ndr1y-Hut Get tim: There plf 7'nmorro1u-VVait'n See ,Chorus I, Z, 3, 4: Hand 2, 3, -I: Honor Roll I. Z. I BARBARA WELLS ul'ltll3lllli'i Yew!wrdoy-Qtiiet Today--Turning: Point 710711III'I'0'ZL'4Fll'Cl'l'1lCl-RCI' Band I, 2, 3 -I: A Cappella I. 2. 3. 4: Honor Society -I, A ' 71 'V f t ,tlftf Lftl,,f:fCf'lL'g WALTER WENHOLIJ 'lW.xl.1'i-zu" Yextrrdauv-Bltishinu Baby Today-Blushinu Boy Tomnrrmc-Blushing Man Band 1, Z. 3. -1: A Cappella Choir I, 2, 3. -1: Operetta Zg Forum 3, 4: Dramatics 2, 33 Honor Roll I. Z. 3: Honor Society 4. ETH 4 7Hl' E "CHI-1AKs" ,,' cr zz --St' cygt Class X T ,v ,I't'2YI'liTIZl ,fcii ,- 0 .or'a'fa4-.131 ily" If ff Chorus 1: Assembly Protzrz ,YI C 4, FREDERICK IRA WHITE MR.-kIllil'I'i' YFNIf'l'll'llAV-Tlllj' Today-Smooth Tomorrow-Man of Distinction Football 1. 2, 3, 4: Track I. 3, 4: Basketball I. 4: Prom Committee 3: Chorus 2. NORMAN WILLOX Uhvll.l.lI-,N Yfxterday-Hashful Boy Today-Blushing Athlete Tomorrou'-llarinu Young Man Football Z, 3, -1: All-Hux-Mont Football lst Team -I. Football Captain 4: Basketball I. 2. 3, 4, Basketball Captain 4: Track I, 2, 3, 4: Tennis Champion 2: Baseball 2: Hall Guard I, -1. VVAYNE WILSON "YVAYNIi" YI'XfPI'Ifllj'i0l'fll'l' Boy Today-Peck's Bad Boy Tomorrow'-Hot Pilot Football 1. 3: Student Council 2: Honor Roll 2. 31 Prom Committee 3: Assembly Program -I: R-Ambler Qian 4. -S ,-q , ,A an--ig V iw- A - - 'FU' - f fd Q I ij 76.10 LEONARD J. WILSON K'WILLIE'y Yesterday-Mannerly Today-Be-bop Boy Tomorrow-Deacon Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Operetta 29 Baseball 23 Student Council 5. IJELWYN WORTHINGTON "DEL" Yesterday-Farmer Today-Nice Guy Tomorrow-Bartender Homeroom President 43 Pres. Senior Class 43 Hall Guard 4. I I EWW f we . ffw CLASS HISTORY Dear Diary: In September of 1945 many of us, the class of '49, came to Ambler High School from Fort Washington, Spring House, Penllyn, Whitpain, and Sheeleigh. To us, the building was tremendous, its layout confusingg lockers were strange and new: and the teachers weren't real people. tWill we ever forget our first class with Mr. Meyers?j Our first year was spent in getting acquainted with our new friends and teachers, learning how to eat in thirty minutes and how to go without recesses, marveling at having a different teacher for each subject, and going out for the many activities fsports, band, dramatics, etc.J that were offered us. By the time April rolled around, the 9-Z section had pretty well acclimated itself to its new life and gave a barn dance. The dance was very successful, and it started two of the class romances which have been going strong for four years. In the fall of 1946 we began to feel quite worldly. We were Sophomores and members of Senior High! In March we gave a formal, the Sophomore Frolic. Do you remember-or should I say, can you forget-the thousands of crepe paper flowers we made for that dance and the benches we borrowed from Old Mill Manor that were so well white washed they whitened all the boys' dark suits? Last year we were very busy financing the Junior-Senior Prom. We gave cake sales, movies, and a coke dance, which proved to be just as much fun as the prom itself. We slaved for many hours making paper fish, coral, the old sea chest, and other decorations to carry out our 'funderwateri' theme. Then, on May 8, we all danced to the strains of Horace Clyde's orchestra, feeling very smug about being host at one of the best proms that Ambler has ever had. This year we've run around like chickens with our heads cut offg ordering com- mencement announcements and name cards, trying to make the yearbook deadline, dreaming up acts for Class Night, and, at long last-fgraduating. Our high school years have been wonderful! We had a football team that was undefeated for three years, a hockey team and girls' basketball team undefeated this year. We had a more than generous share of talent, and, scholastically, a very competitive class. Even though about 99.9Z of us don't think so now, we'll miss A. H. S., and we'd just like to wish as much luck and happiness as we've had here to all the classes yet to come. Sonya Nylund 25 1.3.3-it - --if ' ' Lil- --Lu!-9 Y - -'ae - -il- WHO'S WHO f'1lfl'Sl Cnzlplf' George jackson and Claire livercling illnxl Tczllealiw' Nancy Thumpsmm illnxt Musifal Robert Reim Best Looking jack Kleinfelder and Sally Bell B051 Dresser! james Peirce and Mabel Marple Biggest Flirt jack Scheubel Jllost Vfvsatile Claire Everding Most Athletic Norman Willox and Joan Paul Most Popular Rlabel Marple and Jack Scheubel Must Studies! Carol Shoemaker R-AIVIBLER STAFF Pirxt Rmu: Mr. Meyers. Mrs. Srhleeger, F. D'Elia, T. Cassidy, M. Marple, S. Nylund-Editor-im Chief, C. Shoemaker. S. Bell, M. Bennett, M. Smith, Mrs. Botello. S1'1'0n1I' Roux' M. Notoris, E. Krauss, I. Grimes. ,I. Saylanrl, M. Reverdy, P. St. John, H. Holz, Y. Marple, P. L, Geary. C. Everrling. M. I.. Collier. j. Maxwell, C. Rines, Third Row: Y. Paladino. F. Mann, ll. Van- Steenwyk. B. Taylor. W. Wilson. R. Eisenharrl. G. jackson, D. Pugliese. R-AMBLER STAFF Editor-in-Chief .. I.ilf'mry Editor Carol Shoemaker STAFF Mary Lou Collier Jeanne Maxwell Claire Everrling Connie Rines Mabel Marple Peggy St. john llradlsy Taylor .-Ir! Editor Yincent Paladino STAFF George jaekson june Sayland Phntogruphir Editor , john Yan Steenwyk STAFF Sally Bell Theresa Cassidy Miriam Bennett Mary Smith Linwood Stong ,,. . Sonya Nylund ,,..Wayne Wilson STAFF Evelyn Krauss Chief Typist ., Isabel Ball Florence D'Elia lzetta Grimes Marie Notoris Helen Holz Marguerite Reverdy Hzminexs Manager . ,..,. . .,Robert Eisenhard STAFF Peggy Lou Geary Virginia Marple Dominic Pugliese FACULTY ADVISORS Literary . . .. Mrs. W, Botellg Business Mrs. F. Schleeger .rlrl ,,., . Miss Ann Potteiger Pholographic ..,. Mr. G. Meyers NA ME MADELEINE ANGELILLIS Josl-:PH ANTONUCCI ISABBL BALL WALTER BASTOW SALLY BELL MIRIAM BENNETT MARGARET BOLT RICHARD BOYD RONALD BRADY MAJORIE BREISCI-I ANTHONY BRUNO JACK CARNBY JOYCE CARPENTER THERESA CAssIDY MILTON CLARK MARYLOU COLLIER MA RJ ORIE CONSTABEL NANCY CONSTANTINE BETTE DAYIS FLORENCE D'ELIA WILLIAM DENO ROBERT EISENHARD HELEN ERBE CLAIRE EYERDING JOSEPH FECKNO BARBARA GANT HERMAN GANT PEGGY LOL' GEARY DOMINIC GIAMPA THOMAS GRAY IZETTA GRIMES GUY GROSS MITZI GROSS SUSAN GROSS EDWARD HAFF DIANE HANDY MAURICE HENRY EDWARD HERMAN DOROTHY HOLMES HELEN HOLZ ROBERT HUGHES A MBITION Success Stonemason Housewife Learn to Write One Love Artist Librarian California Success Get Sister Married K 8: M Student Be Useless Dude Ranch Airplane F ulks II Asst. 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Work Referees Her Nose Moody People Stenog. Getting Lp Early "Stenog," Work French "My, how you've grown Y" Bubble Gum School Chemistry P.O.D. Conceit P.O.D. Conceited Women Catty Girls Girls Being with Tall People Spoiled Brats English Late People Grils Who Drink and Smoke "New Look" Rowdy Boys Blonde Hair Going to Bed at Night 'li' -h-irf lm- JZ ' Y --11 L-1" ' if ' ll' hir HOROSCOPE NAIIIE GEORGE JACKSON BETTY JENKINS CHARLES JOHNSON DOROTHY JOHNSON RICHARD KELLY BETTY KING JACK KLEINFELDER EDWARD KOCH JOAN KRAMER EX'ELYN KRAUSS MICHAEL KWORTNIK JOHN I.aRUFFA DAVID LIGHTKEI' ROBERT LINDSLEY FLORENCE MA HON EY JOHN MAHONEY FRANK MANN MABEL MARPLE VIRGINIA MARPLE JEANNE MAXWELL CATHERINE McKEEYER EARL MEYLE JACK MILLER WALTER MOORE FRANCIS MORGAN MARIE NOTORIS SONYA NYLUND PEGGY OBERMILLER VINCENT PALADINO JOAN PAUL JAMES PEIRCE LOUISE PETROY MADELEINE PISTILLI DOMINIC PUGLIESE ROSEANN PUGLIESE JOSEPH QUEENAN ROBERT REIM MARGU ERITE REYERDY TOM RHOADES SALYATORE RICCIO EDGAR RISHEL A .II B1 TI ON Engraver Be Rich Travel Nurse Chaperone Phys. Ed. 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NORMAN Sizorzn HIINA SEIFERT If:x'IsI.rN SIQLHHIMIQR JOHN SIJNHSP: IQOIIHRT SI-:RRAO CAROI. SHOEMAKIQR JOHN SIONORI-3 MARY SMITH HI:I,I-:N SPI:AcHT waoiz STEVENS AI.I:cIA STI+:wAR'I' PHOOY ST. ,IOHN I,x'NwooII STONO I.INwooII STONO rI.OIzI:NcI: TA'I'I: BR.-XlJl,liY 'Izxr1.oIz Jack THOMAS Iwi.-mx' J THOMPSON MART' J. I1 'THOMPSON MAIzSHAI.I. THOMPSON NANCY THOMPSON NORTHERN THOMPSON PAI'I. 'THOMPSON I.I'cY ANN TOMPKINS EMII, TROFA JOHN rAN S'I'If:IzNwrI4 JOSEPH x'IsNNEIu NANcx' I'IIzI4I.I:R Is.xIzIs,xIz.x wP:I.I,S VV.-XLTICR VVENHULIJ ETHEI. WHITE FRHII wHITi: NOPMIAIN wII.I.ON LEON.-XRD WILSON VVAYNE WILSON DEIAYY N WORTHINGTON SENIOR HOROSCOPE .fl M B1 TI ON M.R.S. Degree Dress Designer Salesman Graduate Smooth Romance Own a Kennel Go to Europe Get a Car Home Ee. Major Teacher Marriage A Trip North Electrician Charm School Coach Hasn't Got Any Printer Secretary To Fill Out To Go West Phys. Ed, Teacher The Met Nurse Success and Happiness Television Expert Lose Weight Professional Bum Go to Alaska Ball Player Ilressmaker Go to Mars Cndertaker Larry's Wife Football Coach Success Barber Aviator Farmer PRIZED POSSIiSSl0.Y Earle False Tooth Clothes English Hcoks Her Valentine Her Dog "Patty" Half a Car Yi Her Flute Friends Her Ring IJriver's License Feet Baton Her "Life Savers" Brain Cameras Movie Star Collection Classy Car Dreams Life Saving Badge Her Voice Her Dreams Sharp Togs Life A Picture Roseann Chickens Ring Yearbooks Her Dog Marble Slab Her Ring Athletic Awards "l,Lll'iliil"l Roller Skates IJriver's Licenst Harmonica PET PEI'II'li Cliques Optimists Homework English Fights Losing Her Wallet Work Homework jewelry Snobs Catty Girls "Who and XYhat" Sophisticated People Cracking Gum Skimpy Meals Getting Cp Women Smoking St. john Women Chemistry Coloratura Sopranos Sneaky Pete Conceited Fellas Superior People Retined VVemen 12 CP-1 Boys Competition "New Look" Stuck Up Girls Chewing Tobacco liig Hat in Movies Longevity Fresh Bcys Ury Parties Mr. tSam Sparlet Schleeger llancing Teachers Smoking !g XNv ffm f' ,4 X Eg' I Wx M-WSG' I 1.4.5,- HLN I N W 353152 QQ 22249 ' M 'wb . I an Q N4 j' 7' W Q X X CLASSES. THE CLASS 0F 1950 11 CP-1 Firxl Row: Donald Woodington. Robert Allen, Barbara Gwynn. Betty Gwynn, Grace McGee. Barbara Cassel, Marie Helsel, Wanda Wright, Nancy Thayer, Richard Jervis, Richard Macomber. Sermid Row: Robert VVolf. Paul Seaver. William Walker. Miss Arline Kistler, Wilfred Norris, David Seaver. Our class ofticers: President Grace McGee, Vice-President Wilfred Norris, Secretary Betty Gwynn, Treasurer Marie Helsel, with Miss Kistler led the 11 CP-l homeroom through the school year. We aided in supporting the Prom Fund by selling pennants and pins. One C.A.R.E. package was sent by our room to Fr. Auguste Kruger in Germany. Our social activi- ties included square dances at the hostel and Firxt Row: M. Case, M. Mallozzi. M, Zenobio I-I, Randall. A. Bruno, I. lJuFay, E. Giampa, lDeSando. Y. Fedele. S. Dean. j. Lindrley. j. a Christmas party. We were represented in hockey. basketball. radio plays, dramatics, forum, chorus, cheerleading, and cross-country. W'e contributed to the junior Assembly Program and helped with the Halloween and Football dances, as well as the all-important junior- Senior Prom. Grace McGee . M. Pulli. B. McLaughlin. A. Treglia, E. Hazelwood. D. UeLozier. Miss Strickhouser. Second Row: E. Mallozzi, R. Morrison, G. johnson, W. Smart, H. Wiacker, R. Minor, j. Notoris. Tlzirrl Row: G. Burleigh, A. Serratore, W. Krauss, V, johnson. We elected Anthony Serratore, president: Geraldine Burleigh, vice-president: Evelyn Randall, secretary-treasurer. The idea of a Hallowe'en dance originated in the ll-C homeroom. This dance provided a good time for all who attended. XYe also took part in sponsoring the Trojan Ball and the junior-Senior Prom. 11-C was one of the four homerooms picked as the best-dressed for the yearbook pictures. A dancing club was formed in the homeroom for the beneht of those who could not dance. Anthony Serratore 3 11 CP-2 First Row: Mr. Shearer, M. Moore, J. Hopscn, I. Crawford, M. Copeland, I. Birchall, J. Gross, F. Williams. j. Breeng A. Diehl, H. Johnson, D. Johnson. Second Row: H. Moneglia, N. Amey, G, Deens, M. Umstead, S. Zebich, G. Organski, M. Serratore, A. Gambino. A. Biddle, G. Smith, S. Smith, L. Robinson. Third Row: G. Palermo, R. Lane, C. Selheimer, B. Rex, F. Schneider, ,l. Francis. S. Petrov, J. Girondo. J. Burns, F. Santore, C. Washington. S. Johnson, B. Reisenwitz. Our homeroom is well organized so that there is a different job for each member. Every home- room member has tried to keep Room 20 looking as attractive as possible. Members of our home- room participate in the band, hockey, football, cross-country, and basketball. Our homeroom has aided Ambler High School in selling tickets in all campaigns. We have earned money for the treasury by selling boxes of candy. With the help of Mr. Shearer, our homeroom teacher, we had an enjoyable Christmas party. The ofiicers are president, joseph Girondo: vice-president, Nancy Ameyg secretary-treasurer, Marth Moore joseph Girondo First Row: W. Bintner, Y. Romano. D. Johnson, N, Tino, J. johnson, G. Miller, G. Niblock, K. Dovey, A, Frick, R. Baker, R. Kilson. Second Row: Mr, Kunsman, J. Stevens, T. Grimes, G. Grauel, J. Minio, D. Grant, R. Mahoney, M. Della Donna. W. Morgan, J. Novak. Third Row: J. Jobeck, J. Brown, C. Adams, R. Hare. R. Wolford. N. Seachrist. G. Renner. F. Decembrino. The woodshop elected Ken Dovey, as presi- dent: Dolly johnson, vice-president: and Nor- man Seachrist, secretary. Clean-up, window, tire, and bulletin board comm'ttees were chosen, as well as Student Council Representatives, Norman Seachrist, Vic Romano, and joe Novak. We contributed to dances and assembly pro- grams given by the Junior Class. We also built the ticket booths and completed other carpentry jobs for the opening of the football season, and contributed many players for all sports. Ken Dovey THE CLASS 0F 1951 Firvt Rv 1 C 10 CP-1 . -1 1. Stewart, B. Copeland, B. Kramer, B. Lee, N. Paul. A. Lightkep. M, johnson. M. A. Smith, J. Thompson, J. Kreuzberg, B. Stevens, l.. Wilson, Mr. Duncan. Second Row: j. Sneidingcr. A. Teller, j. Hoffman. L. Yan Steenwyk, W. Brown. H. Tolliver, F. Hay, L. Lewis, G. Taverna. R. Coia. E. Everding. Third Row: L. Darnabay, D. Delano. L. Scott, M. D'Elia, H. Danehower, I.. Pennington. W. Braxton, K. Gelderman, W Platt. D. Kauffman. S. Capucrio. D. Norris, W. Danzenbaker, T, Hullet. A party held in October was the beginning of Leonard Pennington: Vice-President, Morris the activities of the 10 CP-1 h0m6r00m. Gant: Secretary, Ann Lightkep: Treasurer. lhf0U2h0UI lhe Year we Were HCUY0 111 f00tb3ll' Barbara Stevens: and Council Representative, blasketball, track, hockey, dramatlcs, band and Lee Wilson. C 'mls' L. Pennin ton The ofticers of the homeroom are President. g 10 C-1 First Row: B. White, M. Cassidy. R. Miller. C, Carney, D. McHenry. john Dellallonna, A. Dt-Il'Aquila. B. Crockett. N. Saul. Second Roto: E. Seachrist. G. Kelly. Doris Worthington. M. A. Smith. E. Pileggi. M. A. Kirk, M. L. Fisher, X. Buchanan. L. Worthington, F. Yaleo, M. Urban, C. Reinhart, Mrs. Fisher. The 10-C 1 homeroom elected our officers as During the homeroom meetings, splendid pro- follows: President Cherie C. Reinhart, Vice- grams were prepared by each member. livery- President Mary Ann Smith, Secretary Doris cne enjoyed the quiz contest: the Checkers Worthington, and 'Treasurer Grace J. Taverna. tournament: and the showing of hobbies, such We assisted with the class football concession as kodachrome slides and model airplanes. At and assembly programs. XVe were selected as the Christmas party Santa arrived with a gift one of the four best dressed homerooms for year for each student. hook pictures. Cheri e Rheinhart First Row: J. johnson. D. Vandergrift, j. Ellmore, G. Berky, R. Hinkle, j. Price, j. Downing, H. Schleegcr. Serond Row: B. Tate, j. Shacff, R. Hoffman. R. Unger, P. Signore, J. Zcnobio, R. Robinson. During the 1948-1949 school year we metal shop boys were quite busy. Among our activi- ties was participation in most of the various sports. We helped patrol the fence and operate the concession booth during the football games, aided Mr. Schleeger in equipping the stage for plays and concerts, and put on a skit in as- sembly. 10 C-2 We earned two distinctions: we were rated highest donors to the Community Chest Cam- paign and were judged one of the neatest looking homerooms for the yearbook pictures. Our officers were President Gene Berky, Vice- President james johnson, Secretary Raymond Unger, Treasurer Jack Shaeff. Gene Berky Firxl Row: .-X. Saylor, J, Ryalcs, A. Johnson. B. Timbers, F. Queenan. E. Plctchcr, J. Graziano. R. Roane, A. Ashton, G. Williams. E. Carter, Second Row: B. Lee, P. Silvester. D. Cuce. D. Mzillozzi, W. Gaskins, J. Melograno, B. McKecver, G. Slepetz, Mr. Eichorn. XVe elected the following to be our officers for this year: President Eleanor Pletcher, Vice- President Dominic Mallozzi, Secretary Margaret Roane. and Treasurer Florence Queenan. In the fall singing contest a quartette made up of boys from the 10 C-2 homeroom won first prize. They won With a rendition of "Vl'ait 'Till the Sun Shines, Nellie." Another high spot in an interesting year was the class Christmas party. We had a good time in our Biology lab homeroom-serving re- freshments and giving presents. Eleanor Pletcher THE CLASS 0F 1952 'sa First Row: H. Garber, D. Pollon, S. johnson, C. Ulley, A. Angelillis, B. Shoener, H. Nicholson, N. Doss. D. Meyers, P. Collier, M. Serrao, Miss Gear. Second Row: E. Esmond. M. Lawrence, H. Hagar, P. Gehman, W. Mullaly, N, Minio, A. Newman. T. Taussig, D. Burrell, M. McHenry, F. Taylor. The tirst compaign in which the students of Room 25 took part was the football season ticket campaign. For our work in it we received three dollars as second prize. Another award that we earned was second prize in the annual Song and Cheer Contest. We were well represented in Junior High hockey, football, basketball, band, and many of the other activities. During the basketball sea- son, we had three intramural teams. Our class presented a movie, 'tPeck's Bad Boy at the Circus," which netted a high profit for us. Our class officers for the year were president, Nancy Doss: vice-president, Patsy Collier: sec- retary-treasurer, Carol Ulley. Nancy Doss First Row: E. Burleigh, A. Case, N. Signore, T. Vennera, M. Buchanan, A. Urbach, A. M. Morgan. A. Mulvoy, R, Cardilla, M. Gambino, E. Hennessy, Mr. Millspaugh. Second Row: D. Smith. R. Messina, L. Reed, E. Cahill, G. Heller, C. Veneziale, W. Schlagnhaufcr, D. Sonetto. V. Zaffarano. Third Row: G. Pasceri. H. Wacker, N. Brown. N. Trovato, F, Riccio. The 9-2 section took part in all school activi- ties. We sold football and play tickets, won honorable mention in the Song and Cheer Con- test, took first place in the Quartet Contest, and were represented on the varsity squads in foot- ball, basketball, and hockey. We also had members in the Senior Band, the Junior Band, and the choruses. lVe owe much of our activity to our class leader, William Schlagenhaufer. Natalie Signore Firxt Row: George Michael, Dorothy Maguire, Barbara Gregory, Betty Giampa, Suzanne Riley. Marian Gerhard, Lillie Cupid, Elizabeth Pierce, Italia Fedele, Jesse Hayden. Second Row: Eugene Coaklcy, Frances Pulli, Richard Laytor, Howard Wright, Gerald Collom, Charles Comfort. John Catanzaro, William Johnson, Raymond Liberto. Third Row: John Bitner, William Reinhart. Leonard Biddle, Clinton Marple, Edward Bracy. The 9-3 section started out last fall under the leadership of Mr. Henry, but it was soon split up, part of it joining 9-1 and the other part, 9-2. First Row: D. Hemmerle, R. Camburn. S. Lewis, C. Silvester, E, Ensle, G, Nelson, M. j. Urbach, I. Roanc, J. Saul, B. Owens, R. Wood, Mrs. Botello. Second Row: W. Mayberry, D, Williams, F. Pulli. H. Burton, H. Bauer, G. Williams. W. Landon, Seldom, J. Wright, T. Mastramatto. W. Lowe, C. Crabbe. Under a series of homeroom teacher, the 9-4 class went through the 1948-1949 school year. Collectively, we won hhomeroom attractivel' prizes, competed in ticket campaigns, and co- operated for a Merry Christmas by exchanging gifts. As individuals, we took part in many of the schoo1's activities, especially hockey, foot- ball, and intramural basketball. Our officers are Bernard Owens, president, Francis Pulli, vice-president, and Carlton Crabbe, secretary. Bernard Owens THE CLASS 0F 1953 ,vs 'S vac G 4.5 , A Q, . 1 '. Firxl Row: M. I. jenkins. P. Dangremond, E. Kloures, A. Goldman, L, Irvin, P. Harsch, R. Brunson, D. Donato, J. Lindsley, H. Dummeldinger. G. johnson. J. Gill, Mr. Dwight. Second Row: E. Chaeck, A. Mclnnes, I, Crockett, H. Dinnell, J. Duncan, D. Hays. M. Costa, W. Hagwood, G. Gochaneur, A. Catanzaro, L. Emerick, J. Hopson. Third Row: L. Crabbe, J. Burrill. W. johnson, j. Johnson. E. Camburn, T. Koch, W. Laurence, F. Behringer. Our class was quite busy this year. Our iirst job was to elect homeroom officers. They are President, Joy Gill: Vice-President, Helen Dummeldingerg Secretary, Elaine Kloures: Treasurer, Fred Behringer: Student Council Representatives, Mary Lou jenkins and john Duncan. We had an enjoyable class Hallowe'n party. Our class won the first prize in the campaign for selling Philco Band Concert Tickets. Before we went home for our Christmas vacation, we had a party in our homeroom. XVe sold candy at the basketball games and saved the profits toward a picnic in june. joy Gill Third Row: J. Wells, R. Peirson, A. Mastromatto, W. Smith. J. Thompson, Lee Wilson W. Wood. L. Wilson, B. Robinson. Second Row: B. Robbins, M. Patton, R. Smith. J. Taylor, W. West Q O. Wolpert, W. McPhail, W. Wolf, W. Pepper, I. Zaffarano. J. Snyder. Third Row: J. Reverdy. P. Peirce, P. Rex, J, Wampole. L. Newman. D. Thompson, V. Zeigler, M. Schneider, H. Smith, J. Rush, K. Serrao, M. Taylor, F. Volp. The 8-2 class has been very active this year. Some of our distinctions have been: highest sellers in the football ticket campaign, second highest for Philco Band Concert tickets, a prize in the Song and Cheer Contest, and hhomeroom- attractive" prizes. Our class officers are president, Peggy Rex: vice-president, Mary Lou Schneider, secretary, Marion Taylor: and student council members, Lee Wilson and Marvin Patton. Peggy Rex ., ...,.,....,. Firxl Row: N. Cupid, G. Ferla, P. Ball, T. Gordon. L. Blackwell, N. Cook, J. Dinnell, J, Johnson, S. Ball, S. Johnson, M. Duncan, G. Groth. Second Row: B. Amey, C. Cottingham, W, Frisco, G. Hagar, R. Brady, S. Goldberg, F. Brand, C. Hoffman, G. Douglas, H. Hopson, J. Callamaro, Mrs. Whitney. Third Row: E. Hoff, C. Gordon, E. Bischoff, J. Dillon, C. Carpenter, H. Foulke, R. Bell, R. Bowers, B. Amey, D. James, A. DiPaolo, M. Gorton. We didn't do so well in the ticket sales this year, although we did try to sell as many as we could. We are very proud of receiving second prize in the Homeroom Attractive Contest. ,After many revotes we selected our officers: Wilson Dillon, president, Richard Brady, vice- presidentg Louise Blackwell, secretary, and William Frisco, treasurer. Wilson Dillon First Row: S. Roane, C. L. Tate, Y. Nylund, H. Minnick, L. Wismer, P. Shaeff, E. Nelson, B. Paul, H. St. John, J. Rosenberry, J. Taverna, B. Tate. Second Row: D. Krieger, G. Weldon, J. Wood, M. Monaco, H. Schneider, E. Newman, S. Minio, D. Signore, J. Stewart, C. Ryales, Mr. Alafiin. Third Row: 1. Washington. D. Minio, J. Pulli, T. Woodward, P, Napier, D. Krauss. A. Tomlinson, H, Schield, C. Wells, G. Lee, F. Tolliver. In September the 7-2 homeroom elected the following officers: president, Barbara Paul: vice- president, D. Signore: secretary-treasurer, Arnold Tomlinson, and council representatives, Peggy Peirce and Patty Shaeff. About half of our class has been on the honor roll every six weeks. A good number of girls and boys in our room took part in intramural basketball. Many girls went out for hockey, and some boys took part in 110-pound football. There are a few band members in our class. We also took part in the class assembly program. Barbara Paul CLASS SNAPS Science Class Physics Ancient History Senior Typing Biology Gym Class Home liconomics junior Typing Nlvvh. Drawing Fliomistry 40 -. f N XFN ff x1,. l X wp -Tilt! 'R y -1 "' f Nf K ' YMW 75 1 ? L t Q. 5 f KK 1 J mx by N M A ' fi X f TT' J X Nx 1 QM J N WON 6 x " , Ki ' ' f X X" , ,sf ff I L' why, ! ' "W 2 My A wma ' W "OE " f ' F4 - M J:- XIX , X A Www F Q X ! "Q lj X ii ti 'Q gl xx J J lj f Km an K "gy Q"YlSi- I lf Q' A "erik xzipk C K" Wfwlfxu-noir' ATHLETICS. First Row: Mr. Henry, G. Gross, E. Haff, J. LaRuffa. B. Baker. R. White. N. Willox, R. Serrao. J. Minio, J. Antonucci, R. Hare, D. Lightkep, T. Rhoades, Coach John W. Meyers, Second Row: E. Trofa, C. Washington, B. Camburn, C. Comfort, J. Johnson, J. Mallozzi. A. Frick, K. Dovey. IJ. Johnson, G. Williams, W. Gaskin. G. Niblock, Mr, Yolp. Third Rare: A. Saylor, IJ. Cucc. M. D'Elia, J. Peirce, l.. Pennington, N. Tino. G. Palermo, R. Hoffman, R. Robinson, J. Sneiclenger. D. Johnson, N. Paul. F. Decembrino. VARSITY FO0TBALL Dear Diary: Upper Merion tFirst Outingj-Things looked bad, going into the second half of our first game. We were behind 12-0 and hadn't been near enough to the Upper Merion goal line to get a good smell of it. I guess it was just another case of Johnny Meyers, locker room oratory which was the turning point, because we went on to tie 12-12. Quakertown tLeague Openerj-We were gun- ning for our 25th straight win and a good start in the defense of our league championship when we took on the Quakers at Ambler. After jump- ing out to a 13-0 lead in the first quarter, we were never seriously threatened and won handily 26-7. Upper Moreland KA Close Shave! J-Who will ever forget Comfort's pass to Willox from the one-yard line in the last quarter of this nip and tuck battle? We didn't want to see another as close as this one, but we had two of them coming up. Credit must be given our line for its great defensive work. Sell-Perle tiYe Really Let Loose! J--It was the first time in our high school days that we had seen our team reach the point-a-minute class. Altogether, six Ambler players reached pay dirt in an avalanche of scoring which saw us head homeward with our most decisive victory of the year, 61-0. Our varsity played only six minutes of the game, with the second and third teams doing fine work in relief. Dnylestown fGetting Stung by the Hornetsj -Let's quote the headline of our local paper for the morbid truth about the game none of us will ever forget. "Doylestown snaps Ambler's winning streak at 29 straight league games." The Trojans last tasted defeat in October, 1945, when the Lansdale Huskies won a Bux-Mont encounter 6-0. Over 3,500 football fans from all parts of the county witnessed the game. Springfield tNot a VVinning Streak of 31 but a Losing Streak of IJ-There was no stopping the Trojan eleven the next time out. They won the most satisfying victory of the year hands down, after all the slide rule experts had deemed them R. Lindsley T. Rhoades "washed up." Even before the fans had settled down, Rabbit had taken the opening kick-off on his own 13 and scooted 87 yards down the south sideline for one of the sweetest TD's ever placed in the Ambler scoring column. Hatboro CPassing the Half-Century Mark for the Second Timej-It was another field day for the Blue and Gold as they scored two six- pointers in each quarter and ran rough-shod over the Hatters. Beans and Charlie accounted for 31 of our 52-point totaly and, thanks to our strong forward wall, the foe went scoreless. Jenkintown tOut Last Game on the Home Fieldl--Of the first half of this battle we can tell you nothing, for the simple reason we couldn't see it. The mist was so heavy that to this day we can't figure out how Comfort could see Willox or Rabbit and hit them with his for- ward passes. Somehow they managed to collect 27 points in the first half and coast on to win. Lansdale tThe One We had to Winj-All good things must come to an end! Our Trojans, champions of the Bux-Mont for the past three years, finally saw their reign as kingpins go by the boards as they were turned back 14-6 in a great clash at Lansdale before 8,500 hysterical fans. There was never a more thrilling game in the years of the Bux-Mont Conference. So much was at stake! It was the last big game of our season. We were beaten by a better team, and we went down fighting. Will we ever forget the pep meeting before this game? Souderlon QThe Finalej-As compared with the ordeal we had gone through the previous R. Serrao N. Willox week, our last game was drab and colorless. The Shingletowners were far superior to the Big Red and romped to a 39-O victory. Looking Back-We have seen some pretty fair football players during our stay at A.H.S. Al- though our l48 squad had no particular star, our four captains, Willox, Serrao, Rhoades, and Lindsley will be remembered as men who were very handy with the pigskin. It was "gang spirit" that won us our second place birth in the final standings and pushed a total of 341 points across pay dirt as compared with the 60 for oth' opponents. Two of our boys, Bob Serrao, and Norm Willox, were named on the All-Bux-Mont eleven. In closing, we'd like to give our vote of thanks to the coaching staff headed by the 'fBlond Bombshell," Johnny Meyers and ably assisted by Fred Volp and Mervin Henry. ' Brad Taylor 'Z 1, A fe' ...Q 4 S AMBLER TROJ .? HFAFTER WINNING 31 'L , OONSECUTIVI? GAMES fix-A' ' 51 . + QI X f'2i51t1" lh ' 'W ,Aff Q K 'nr First Row: M. Reverdy, J. Carpenter. C. Rines, Y. Marple. B. King, C. Evt-rflingl, Bell, J. Paul E. Seifert, L. Tompkins. j. Maxwell, B. j. jenkins, M. Breisch, M. l.. Collier, M. Marple, Miss Williams. Second Row: E. DeSando, Y. Fcdele. B. Gwynn, M. Case, P, Bolt, M. j. Thompson M. Helsel, M. Iohnson, P. St. John, D, Johnson, N. Thompson, J. Gross, P. I.. Geary. Third Raw: A. M. Diehl, N. Saul, F. Hay, B. A. Lee, W. Brown. G. Stewart, B. Kramer, A. Lightkep, ,I Hoffman, S. VVilson, L. Lewis, J. Kreuzberg, G. Taverna, M, Moore. IJ. IJeI,ozier, I. Birchall. SENIOR HOCKEY Dear Diary: August 27-Another season has begun for the fifteen girls who have started their hockey train- ing. The eleven girls who were at Hockey Camp in the Poconos complained of crowded conditions and Sally's heating pad. We were proud of the nine girls from our team who made the two all- star teams at camp. CTU CDJXQI? I?- 5 Ambler Ambler Ambler Ambler Ambler WW Ambler Ambler Q all Ambler 3 ji .V ? 2- -ft. fs, 5 'N ri K 4-f 44 September 24--Wow! what a score, and for the first game of the season! The whole second team played on tirst team today. Ortober 7-Was that nice, Hatboro? You're supposed to hit the ball, not the player. October 11-Imagine, we were worried about this game. Thanks, Upper Merion, for one more on our long string of wins: and thanks, FIRST TEAM SCORES . . , . .. S North Wales . . . 0 . . 4 Hatboro .. , 0 . 4 Upper Merion .,,, O ...S Abington... ,. ...U ...2 Cheltenham ...I ...1 Jenkintown . ....0 . 2 Springfield . . O 2 Lansdale . 1 Ambler Ambler Ambler Ambler Ambler Ambler Ambler Ambler S. Bell Helen O. Mankin, for letting the Bulletin readers know about us. October I3-Abington-Hey, second team! Stop giving us such a scare! Give the first team a chance to play the exciting game. October 21-Cheltenham-Thanks, second team: but on second thought 1 think I like it better the way it was. Ortobcr 28-Jenkintown-What a day this has been! I wonlt say another thing to second team, they seem to be taking me much too seriously. .Vovembcr 4 - Springfield tour friendly enemiesl-I'm kind of glad that's over. I'm sure more than one person developed ulcers worrying over today's game. 45 SECOND TEAM SCORES ... . .,.... 1 North Wales .., .. 0 ....2 Hatboro ...O .,,.2 Upper Merion .,,1 . . . ,.., Z Abington .. . . . 1 , , .,., 4 Cheltenham . , . 2 . , , .... 1 Jenkintown . Z . ,. ..., 1 Springtield ,. , .. . 0 .. .... 2 Lansdale 1 November 8-With today's victory the season is over and very successfully, too, I think. Stop the presses!-Late tlash!-The girls walked all over the junior High team today. That's all right, 'tjuniorsf' we give you lots of credit for putting up a good fight. Another flash f-Our traditional game. Hockey Girls versus Football Boys. In two smashing Cthat's putting it mildlyj games, we met our toughest opponents. The final scores were O-O and 0-1, and I know the boys will be angry if I donlt specify: the Hone pointi' was made by them. February I-The last important event for the first team. Yes, and there were many happy faces as Miss Williams presented fifteen girls with gold hockey balls. Peggy St. John fn f I tx? yo I X xl X 'X HW- 3gZ,,1- o L li. gg ALYQC IZ-il' t Ifrmzl Roux' Mr. ,laftin CCoachl, j. Thompson, F. Pulli. N. Minio, E. Esmond. D. Burrell. F. Seardino, H, Burton, Seforzd Raith' G. Hagar tlVlgr.l. D. Sonetta, G. Pasceri, T. Nlastromatto. W. Srhlagnhaufer. j, Catanzaro, A. Newman, j. Wells. Third Row: C. Ryales tMgr.b, R. Wood, li. Brarey. H. Hagar, R. Layton, T. Taussig, W. West, Goldberg, ,I. Hayden. C. Wells. The hundred ten pound team of Ambler High School was quite successful this season. We won two games and lost one. Conshohocken High defeated us, but we put up a fine struggle which made the game interesting to watch. Our successfulness is due to the fine coaching of Mr. john F. Dwight. He not only coached JUNIOR HIGH FO0TBALL SCHEDULE Ambler O Glensifle Weldon Ambler O Elkins Park .. . . . . . Ambler 0 Upper Moreland Ambler 24 Jenkintown . Ambler 12 Thomas Williams Ambler I2 Upper Merion . 48 us, but gave us a rare fighting spirit. joseph Yennera. a senior of the school. as- sisted Mr. Dwight in coaching. Captain of the team is Albert Mastromatto. Next year we will work very hard and hope to win all the games on our schedule. Albert Mastromatto The junior High School footballers waited until their fourth game before they tasted victory, Z4-O, at the hands of jenkintown. They were previously trounced by Glenside-Weldon, lilkins Park, and Upper Moreland. The team was led on the field by Mastromatto, Catenzaro, Esmond, and Schlagnhaufer. The coaching job was handled by Fred jaftin. Their final record was I up. four down, and 1 tie. Brad Taylor First Row: F. Riueio, l. Zaffarano, FI. Camburn, H. Wacker, F. Taylor, FI. james, A. Mastromatto. ml. Wood, li, Wilson, j. Dwight tCoachJ. Svrond Roux' nl. Yennera tjr. Ct-achl. j. Pulli, nl. Burrell. S. Minio. H. Dinnell. M. Monaco, G. VVeldon, L. Crabbe, ,I. Stewart, 0. Walpert tMgr.J. Firxl Row: l.. Pennington, F. Schneider, M, Clark. XY. Moore, N. Willox, J. Burns, J. L:1Ruf'ia, N. Paul, W. Rex, Mr. Dwight tCoaehl. Seromz' Row: W. Smart, A. Saylor. E. Everding, J. Mallozzi. VV. Schlagnhaufer, R. Macomber. D. Woodington. Third Row: N, Seachrist, J. Vennera. W. Wolf. F. Behringer. VARSITY BASKETBALL . . BOYS Our Varsity Basketball Squad started out with a bang by winning three of its tirst four games. As we headed for Hatboro on january seventh, our Trojans were tied for the league leadership and seemed to be on their way to bettering last year's record of twelve up and six down. The Hatters changed our plans, however, and sent us home with a 59-42 shellacking and the tirst of a six-game losing streak. We waited until january twenty-eighth for our next victory, but this one proved worth waiting for. We had opened our season against Springtield and had received one of the worst dubbings we were to take all year, 61-31, but we returned from Springlield with our fourth win, a 47-38 upset. Quakertown was next on the list of our triumphs and was the only school we defeated twice. The final victory for the Blue and Gold was a Z8-23 thriller over the Doylestown Hornets, which helped to retaliate for their football win. Co-Captains Walter Moore and Norm Willox headed the tfam on the tioor, and together with John Burns, led the squad in scoring honors. Burns, high scorer in ten of our games, had a seasons total of 118 tallies and an average of 6.5 per game. Moore and Willox were close be- hind him with totals of 112 and 105 points, respectively. A resume of the season shows Ambler's total scoring output at 636, or an average of 35.3 per game. The same tigures for the opposition show a 766 point total and a 42.5 average. Our tinal standing in the Bux-Mont was eighth place with a won-lost percentage of 389. The seniors who have finished their work on the boards are Moore, Willox and Clark. Next year's hope will depend largely upon Schneider, Rex, Mallozzi, and, of course, Burns. In closing we wish to mention the splendid leadership of Coach johnny Dwight. There was no Louie Thompsons or Sam Mallozzis around AHS this year, but Mr. Dwight built up an outfit that never said die until the final whistle. Brad Taylor REFORD Ambler , .41 Springtield 61 Ambler Hatboro . Ambler .41 Sell Perk , Z7 Ambler Springtield , . . Ambler .48 Quakertown 26 Ambler Sell Perk . Ambler .io Jenkintown . . . . . . 3-1 Ambler. . . . . . Quakertown , . Ambler 42 Hatboro , 50 Ambler Jenkintown , , Ambler .SS Doylestown 57 Ambler Doylestown . . . Ambler 25 Lansdale , . . , , 3.4 Ambler Lansdale . . , . Ambler 3.4 Upper Moreland -10 Ambler Upper Moreland Ambler . .46 Souderton , 54 Ambler Soudertown 47 Firrt Row: j. Maxwell, M. ,I. Thompson, E. Seifert, L. A. Tompkins. j. Paul, G. McGee, S. Bell. B. King, M. Marple, Miss Williams tCoach7. Second Raw: B. J. Jenkins, W. Wright, M. Moore. B. Gwynn, F, Williams. H. Johnson, P. St. John. J. Carpenter, D. johnson. Third Raw: G. Tavcrna. E. DeSando, E. Seachrist, I. Birchall. M. Johnson. M. A. Smith. j. Graziano, A, Teller. M. Bolt. SENIOR BASKETBALL . . . GIRLS Dear Diary: December 21-Today opened our girls' basketball season for 1948-1949. We trounced our opponents, Lansdale, 44-11. We racked up the points in the first period and concluded the second period with just a few more points. January 7-Although a few weeks of practice elapsed, we stepped in to defeat Souderton on our home fioor 37-29. January 13-Another day, another game. We really conquered Abington with a score of 44-11. tThat must be our lucky number.J January 21-Our season is gradually pro- gressing, with our opponents getting more dif- ficult all the time. The odds were against us -I. Paul today. We did come out the victors. beating Upper Moreland 28-23. January 27-Wow! The ball had no choice but to go in today. We beat Springfield 33-11. We showed them, didnyt we, gang? tThey beat us last year.J Homeward bound we came, with many bruises. February 3-Upper Merion met with a sur- prise when we defeated them 27-21. They had been undefeated. February 8-Today we rolled up the score against Conshohocken. Another cheer for our team. The scoreboard flashed in red numbers of 42-15. Home again, bursting with pride. February I0-We played our final game today-Cheltenham on our home floor. Until today Cheltenham had won thirteen straight games. We fixed 'em. Score at final periodg 35-13. COur favorlj All told, this season we racked up 308 points against our opponents 138. fGive our guards a lot of credit for our op- ponents' comparatively few points.J joan Paul, our captain, was high scorer with 147 points. Wow! Our junior Varsity came through the season with only three losses. VVarning to next year's opponents: Varsity guard, Grace McGee, will be back with a very promising team to back her. Sally Bell 4 Firxl Row: j. Hopson. L. Emerick, Y. Nylund, A. Case, J. Rosenberry, P. Peirce, I. Crockett, E. Check. Second Row: j. Lindsley. P, Rex, M. jenkins. H. Dummeldinger, A. Angelillas, A. Urbach. B. Ensle, N. Signore, B. Shoener, P. Collier, D. Meyers, Mrs. Whitney fCoachJ. A. Morgan. Third Raw: S. Bull. N. Cook. M. Duncan. N. Doss, P, Harsch, P. Shaeff, H. St. john, L. Wismer, P. Paul, H. Minnick, M. Serrao, I. Washington. N. Cupid, L. Cupid, Octulrcr I3AFirst team had a harder light than second team, but both of them won over Upper Moreland. .YlI'l'l'7llbl'f 5-These games were both against Ambler. First team lost, but second team suf- SCHEDULE Firx! T611 m Ambler . . , 2 Upper Moreland Ambler . . . . l Glenside Weldon Ambler . . , 0 Elkins Park .. Seroizd Team Ambler . , , . , 5 Upper Moreland Ambler , . .,.. 0 Glenside Weldon Ambler . 2 Elkins Park .. 49 JUNIOR HIGH HOCKEY fered a scoreless tie. November 24-This was really an unhappy day! First team fought to a tive-point loss, while second team lost by two points. Peggy Lou Geary . ...1 ,. ...2 5 ., ...O .. ...0 O Q I x f X u' lllgwyb B. Reisenwitz. W. Rex, R. Wolf, S. johnson, R. Lane, S. Petrov, W. Norris, F. Schneider. N. Seachrist. C. Selheimer, E. Everding, M. Gant, R. Coia. CROSS COUNTRY October 4-Abington Today opened our cross country season. We went to Abington in the highest of spirits but were beaten 15-40. Oftobor I3-Lansdale The Huskies came here today, and we were beaten again by a score of 15-40. ClNIust be our unlucky numberj. Orlober 19-Springfield XVe won! 25-30. Such a wonderful feeling. Nice going, guys. October 26-Norristown The meet was at home today and again we lost 15-40. tI'm beginning to dislike that number very, very much.J .Yovember 2-Lansdale XVent up to Lansdale today in Petey jenkins' truck. Should have been an inspiring ride. but we lost just the same 15-40. tAgain.J November 9-Springlield Weren't so lucky against the Spartans this time. They shellacked us 19-36. .Yovember II-Bux-Mont Meet Well, today was the big meet. A.H.S. netted 69 points, thus placing third. That wasn't bad considering our string of losses this year. P. S. Lots of thanks to our coach. johnny Meyers. and our captain, Wilfred Norris, and loads 'and loads of luck to next year's team. Warning to opponents - XYatch "Bones" Schneider he's fast! Sonya Nylu nd Xia 1 1. V LL' X 'XXX .X KK- 1 X 1 fp ip lf. h . First, Row: jr. High-P. Collier, M. L. jenkins. A. Urbach, D, Meyers. P. Rex, M. Serrao. Srrona' Raza: Sr. High-E. DeSando, M. L. Collier. J. Carpenter. B. Gwynn, E. Seifert, P. Cassidy, B. Gwynn, S. Bell, C. Rines. Dear Diary: To sum up the various seasons and games of the year would be quite a job-so here's every- thing in condensed form: Game we didn't like-Doylestown Qfootballj ' 1 X S I an U ' ' s CHEERLEADERS Our "debut"-Philco Band Concert Game with most support-Springfield lfootballj Most exciting game-Sell-Perk Qbasketballj Our hardest game-Lansdale ffootballj Things wc'ra thankful for- undefeated girls' hockey season undefeated girls' basketball season new uniforms Our pct peeve-a solo Things we seniors will miss most- Friday morning pep rallies marching on the Held To next year's cheerleaders, the best of luck and lots of pep from. UUSH Marylou Collier SPORT SNAPS Sun fX I 'E?JrkNEulGElC4Y f I 1 I7 ' A 5 , f 3 qoihfgf In W If XZ I f mini fy I 1 , fgn f xf ff 1314? 3 IQ X J If an ', In I III 2 ff 5 if I 0-Q -I Q if A -2. I 1. .. II X If fy ll V! y X ff X-f XNQQ x J ACTIVITIES.. First Row: C. Rines, S. Nylund, M, Reverdy. M. Marple, R. Eisenhard. P. Seaver, C, Evercling, M. L. Collier, j. Maxwell, Mr, R. L. Duncan. Second Rota: M. Breiseh, S. johnson. B. Barstow. K. Gt-ldermen. B. Taylor. L. Stong, W. Wenhold, W. Norris. D. Handy. Dear Diary: Saptember-.Vrrurfmber-These were the or- ganization and routine months. Bob Eisenhard was elected president, Paul Seaver, vice-presi- dent: Claire Everding, secretaryg and Mabel Marple, treasurer. We met alternate Monday nights and debated the questions pertinent to current events. The weeks after our Monday meetings, tive people were selected to debate in large meetings at other schools. Also during this period of time, several of our students took part in Foreign Policy Association discussions, which were held at the Bellevue- Stratford Hotel in Philadelphia. Diana Handy represented Ambler on the student committee that planned the FPA meetings. November-January-Forum spent most of its regular time and a lot of extra time working on a radio script. The subject of the debate that was broadcast January 17 on KYW was, "Should the United Nations Be Changed Into a World Government?'l The people who par- ticipated in the broadcast were Diana Handy, Sonya Nylund, Marguerite Reverdy, Bob Eisen- hard, and Bradley Taylor. Paul Seaver, Mary- lou Collier, and Claire Everding helped a great deal in the writing of the script but did not get a chance to represent Ambler on the air. January-June-On February 1, Ambler enter- tained nine other schools at a debate on the subject of our broadcast. Paul Seaver was a speaker. After the discussion a delectable dinner was served under the direction of Miss Abrams and Miss Panton. Entertainment was supplied by talented students of Ambler High School. FORUM Throughout the remainder of the year we continued to enjoy our regular Monday night meetings. On March 18, we gave a barn dance at the Youth Hostel in Prospectville-a perfect end for an active and successful year. We express our thanks to Mr. Raymond Dun- can, our sponsor, who certainly helped us in every way possible. Jeanne Maxwell ' ,bx .xi 1 f ,VK i. in lv. f I ' ,fflf ,S I le, lll yl ,Will "-rwllrll, -,l l lil... G. Janllson SENl0R COUNCIL The Senior Council, the governing body of the Senior High, is composed of one representa- tive from each homeroom, a representative from football and hockey, one member at large from thc Sophomore Class, two from the junior Class, and three from the Senior Class, the President of Honor Society, and the President and Vice- President of the band. The Council functions through various com- JUNl0R COUNClL The officers of junior High Student Council are as fol- lows: Alberta Urbach, president: Nancy Doss, vice-president, and Doris Meyers, secretary. The council consists of twenty-one members and Miss 'Fr SR. STUDENT COUNCIL First Row: L. Wilson, M. Notoris, Y. Fedele, Everding, M. Marple, M. L. Collier, S. Bell, B. Crockett. Serond Row: S. johnson, J. Klein- felder, N. Willox, G. jackson, E. Haff, D. Worthington, P. Seaver, George J. Meyers, Jr. Third Row: j. Shacff, D. Fuglicse, N. Paul, Y. Romano, N. Seachrist. JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL COUNCIL First Row: M. Pierce, A. Gordon, B. Paul, M. jenkins, J. Gill. A. Urbach. D, Meyers, N. Doss, M. Rex, W. Dillon. Second Row: E. Bucz- kowski, j. Duncan, W. Landon, W. Schlagen- haufer, E. Esmond, W. Reinhart, M. Patton. mittees such as: recreation, cafeteria, hall guard, athletic, social, and welfare committees. The Council sponsored a party for the Senior High Play ticket sellers, a hcleanup week," a dance and activities concerning various discipline powers. Our ofticers are President, Clare Everding, and Secretary, Mabel Marple. Mable Marple J. Graziano, j. Paul, C. Gear, the advisor. The home room attractive committee is made up of council members and home rooms are inspected every Wednesday. The three most attractive home rooms receive banners. To select the most attractive home room and to have a smooth running committee is one of council's most important duties in junior high. Taking care of the shuffle board at lunch time, helping to keep halls and assemblies quiet and clean are some other duties of council. Doris Meyers 55 Dear Diary: Oh! The thrill of opening night againffthe footlights shining on the closed curtain, the rustle of programs and sounds of friendly hello's, Mr. Geary's music, and gracious usherettes. Backstage someone is bellowing, "Vl'here's my cane?" Claire's hair just won't stay up, and Sonya's makeup isn't even on. just five minutes before curtain time, and no one can find Harlan. 'l'here is a quietness, and the voices are hushed as the houseliglits dim and the curtains part for SENIOR PLAY the first scene of the tirst act of "Life with Father." The play was very well received each night of March 9, 10, and ll. Some lines were forgotten and a few things went Wrong, but those incidents are the ones which furnished excite- ment then and cause laughter now. Miss Strickliauser, our director, the backstage crew, the prop and costume girls all deserve a lot of credit, too. Our audience was wonderful, and, on the whole, we had a grand time. Marylou Follier "I.1 1 I4 I"uIl1rr l'iuuir' f'llll't'III'1' .lnlln Hvllifllij' llurlun fvlffrl .llflr-V Slcinmv RPT. l7r, l.ln-WI Hr, lllm1pllrr,v.w Dr, Smurrx .lIul'gal'rI ,lllllif Urlid .Yuru .lluggir l'n.xlunn'x .Ylugr I'rnpv f7fl'1'4'l0l' Srl Ilirwrlnr L..- 1 .. M. -4 . . JIJQ.. I I SENIOR HIGH FHORUS I'ir.v1 Rm.-: G. Iiurluigh. II. Gwynn. M. Gross. M. Case. .A. Bruno. Ii. Gwynn. I". IJ'I'IIi:1. Ii. IJcS:xnmIn. II. xv1lI'I4l'I', I. IJuF:1y, Y. Ifc-mlm-Iv. If Rincs. M. Mzxlluzc. hl. -Iohnsun. I. Grimcs. Swmzfi Rniui M. INI:mru, G. MUGI-I-. Ii. Sclhvinlcr. M. j. Thompson. Y. Mzwpll-, j. Muxyycll. II. Ilzxvis. J. Kraunvr. V. Iivn-rIIin!. M. Rm-vm-rrly. IN1, Iirvisvh. IJ. Handy. N. Yirklcr. j. Grnss. S. Grnsf. ,l. Ii. 'I'Iu-mpfun. l II. Halls, IC. Runrlxnll. R. Minur. Third Raw: I., Wilson. IJ. Ih-Iuzicr. I. Ghcrnmillvr. I.. Yan Stn-I-r1n'y'k. M. Murplc, M. I'uIIi. N. IIQIIOYIIIISOD. N. Thuycr. Ii. Hzlzclxyuncl. II. Wclls. S. Nyluml. M. Ifclullwrm, M. III-Isa-I. If SIIIll'I1IllIil'I', M. St. john. Ii, MrI.z1u:hIin, Ii. Fqufvl, II. Gnnl. A. Stn-yx':u'l, Ii. Ginnmpu. W. Wright. M. XL-nohia, H. Tullivur, IJ. Hulmus. l"um'1l1 Ruin: if St'IIIL'IIlIl'I'. -I. I,Il'I'l'l'. R. I.:lm-. S. hlnhnsun. S. IDI-am. IV. VVQ-nhold, VV. Norris, VV. Iizlstmv. R. I':IFt'IIII1lI'KI. -I. Mm Stem-nwyk. Ii. 'I':1yIm', R. Morrison, R. Ricm. I.. Stung. IJ. I.iuI1tIu-p. ul. Quu-nam. ,I. Iiurnx. R. I'IoycI. SENIOR CHORUS JUNIOR CHORUS JUNIOR HIGH C'HORI'SI5S lfiryr Rniuj P. Nupin-r. .l. Ilupsun. Y. Nylund. I'. I'i0rrc. Ii. Flu-nk. H. Ilunynwlflinuvr. IJ. Manuuim-. M. Gcrhzirrl, K. Scrum. -I. Rusunhcrry. Il. Snyclvr, I.. Iinwrick. j, C'rm'kutl. A. Mrlnnvs. H. St'IIllL'I4Il'I'. Srrmzfl Row: j. I'll'Yt'I'fIA', I'. IJ:xng1rcn1oncI. j. Sylvester. P. Sham-ff. II, Rnhhins. M. I., Sl'IlIIt'IlIL'I'. I I.incIsIvy. I'. Rox, I', C'uIIicr. A. Anplclillis. I'. Hursch. I. GiII. II. Giumpu. I. Fimlclu. I.. Irvim. Tllirzl Kms: H. Smith. I.. Nvwnmn. Y. Ziglar. j. A. Rush. B. I.. Ifosta-x'. X. Iinss. II. Shm-ncr. II. XiI'I1:mIson. ID. Ilonzxln. II. Alcy. IC, Klourcs. A. Mulvoy, C. l'II1'y. IJ. I'uII1-n. j. C'oopcr. 1"1IlH'lv'I Rmu: A. Cam-, I.. Wismcr. A. l'rh:1ch. X. Siunurc. j. Wanmpolc. M. Iiuchznnun. II. Grm-um'y, S. RII1-y. A. M. Muruaxn. 'If Ycnm-ru. R. I'zIrfIiIIn. 'lf Gurrlon. Cf Gurrlun. I". 'I'uIIiy'1-r. 58 A CAI'I'I'ILI.A CHOIR lfirxl Rote: IC. Hazelwood. A. Stewart, IJ. Handy. M. Iiriesch, J. Ii. Thompson N. Yirkler, M. Rt-verily. li. Gant. C. liverding. S, Gross, C. Rines P. Collier. Secwza' Ro-ze: B. Gwynn, li. Wells, I.. Xan Steenwyk. M. Iielsel. B. lVIcl,aughhn, R. Reim. ji Queenan. G. McGee. W. Wright, IS. Gywnn. M. Gross. Tliim' Row: IJ, Lightkep, B. Iiastow, R. Eisenharrl, VV. Norris. VV. Wenhold, I.. Stong. S. llean. R. Morrison. P. Gehman. S. johns A-CAPPELLA CHOIR Dear Diary: thi December 22 the choruses gave their an- nual Christmas Carol Service. lt began very effectively with all the girls. dressed in white and carrying lighted candles, marching slowly down the aisles of the high school auditorium singing "Adeste I"ideles." The program pro- ceeded with the liible reading of The Christmas Story hy Mr. Kerschner. Then special choral arrangements of Christmas carols were sting by the Girls' and Boys' Choruses. Senior Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, A Capella Choir, and the Forrest Avenue Chorus. lioh Reim, the senior class's talented baritone. sang two solos, one of them the lovely btlt simple "Jesu Bambionof' The traditional "O Holy Night" was sting hy Mary .lane Ii. Thompson, who, incidentally. also conducted the Senior Girls' Chorus. The next to last number on the program was Handel's "Hallelujah Chorus." As is customary when that great chorus begins, the audience arose and remained standing while the mixed chorus sang in an impressive manner. After our last number, "Good Night and Christmas Prayer." the girls marched up the aisles singing the recessional. "lt Came l'pon the Midnight Clear." The audience was hushed for a few moments, and then they came bustling otlt to congratulate Miss Smith. our sponsor, on a splendid program. Carol Shoemaker, Mitzi W7 tin, Gross, Helen Ilummeldinger, and I'hil Gehman. the aecompanists for the evening, have done a commendable job in the same role all year. In April the choruses and the band joined their talents for the annual spring concert. One of the loveliest numbers was a medley of Vic- tor Herbert's songs, sting by the A Capella Choir, and accompanied by the band. Choir also participated in the baccalaureate services. 'Twelve choir members were selected for llis- trict Chorus, and Mary jane Ii. Thompson was chosen District Chorus soloist. lJon't you think that's proof of the choruses' and choir's success- ful activity? Claire Everding 4 C I x el' 'ws f 'V-I 5 6 , I e i 5 A ,' l 1' gp . t fi I n A Qi i ff' 'I UH i j -' ' x :I .E 'C B-4 ll if Ld ui -F .Z 11 s. I -I 4 L Q C C u Z ,Q V lf lr: if -E F .J +2 ,. F E 'n x fi s: C 'F : .., C.. E5 - N 9- .A .. ld P. CJ .- 5 A V ai CE LZ fs .- sl 5. E- :L 11 z: cz. 5. .. F , III e A xi K1 E L7 w 5. 1. .- W w ... 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St. john, K. Serrao, D. Donato, M. Groth, M. Duncan, P. Dangermond. L. Emerick, J. Duncan, W. McPhail. Second Row: W. Frisco, B. L. Foster, T. Wampole. E. Check, J. Rush, G. Furlo, M. L. Schneider, O. Wolpert, A. Angelilis, J. Gill, M. Harch, N. Signore, M. Rex, M. Gordon, F. Behringer. Third Row: C. Riles, P. Napier, G. Brown, D. Krieger, R. Steward, W. Mullaly, L. Wilson, D. Hays, S. Goldburg, H. Wacker. H. Schneider. Fourth Row: W. Wolf, D. Smith, H. Wright, E. Newman. SENIOR BAND The year started out with a bang, as we once more started rehearsing for football season. We felt proud to have the largest band in the Bux- Mont League out there on the held at all the games, backing up the team. After football season we retired to the band room for rehearsals and began preparing for the spring concert which was held in April. Seventeen of our members represented us at the Bux-Mont Band Concert held at Souderton High School in early March. We regretted that we were unable to send representatives to South- eastern District Band because of the incon- venient time at which it was held. We were led through a successful year by our conductor, Mr. Geary, and our officers: Jack Kleinfelder, President: Dominic Pugliese, Vice- President: Peggy Lou Geary, Financial Secre- tary: Punl-:ie Maxwell, Secretary: Lloyd Gold- man, Librarian. JUNIOR BAND The junior Band meets every Thursday morn- ing during first period. Here the future Senior band members get their first experience in blow- ing or banging in chorus. Some of the members succeed in entering Senior Band while still in Junior Band: however, they retain their mem- bership in junior Band. Senior Band is the goal of all the young enthusiasts in junior Band. Carol Shoemaker rn!- n . g ,Jo ,upf- HONUR SUC'IlC'I'Y 1"ir.v1 Rm,-5 M. Ilrt-isch, if Shoemaker. S. Nylund. Cf liverding. J. Maxwell. M. Marple, M'ss M. Smith. Srroml' Rmc: M. I.. follicr, Hell, C. Rincs, G. Mcllce, VV. Norris, P. St-aver. li. Gwynn, B. Gwynn, M. Gross. Third Row: B. Wells. M, St. john, M. Reverrly, H. Holz. W. Wenhold, I Tx k' I' I Ct tix R. liisenharrl. M, j, Ii. Thompson. Y. Murph HONOR Dear Diary: There are six of us in Honor Society besides Miss Smith, our sponsor, and we meet every second Monday for dinner to plan future activi- ties and meetings. Our president is Claire Everding vice-president, Punkie Maxwell sec- retary. Sonya Nylund. October 12, 1948. Vl'e had dinner at Miss Smith's. The menus were all in French, and we had more fun trying to decipher them. Planning the movie and dance for October 15, 1948, was the main activity of the evening. November 8, 1948. Dinner at Claire l'Iverding's where we ate too much. We had fun pf ,-.9 onpwns. . .. .-1 SOCIETY planning I.ast-Will-and-Testament and Thanks- giving programs. December 13, 1948. A special treat for that evening-dinner at School Inn-given by Sonya Nylund. After dinner we went to her house and spent long hours planning our annual Honor Society Banquet. Following that, we sang. tNot bad harmony, either.l Ilcfembcr 27, 1948. The banquet was a suc- cess, even though Claire got the program all confused. She told the audience that one of the speakers wasn't there, and the speaker was there. By the way, we made the front page of the Gazette. January 10, 1949. Carol Shoemaker was hostess at dinner, and it was superb. IVe selected the student speakers and the guest speaker for our induction ceremony to be held February 18, 1949. February 14, 1949. Our last dinner meeting was at Marjorie Briesch's. The food was so good, I think we all gained four pounds. Plan- ning the initations for our nineteen new members was lots of fun, and I am very sure the initia- tion will prove impressive to them. Good-bye now, Dear Diary. We, the senior membership will be leaving in June, but our five junior members will make other entries in time to come. 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Vhlwn nfl l.1'! I! lfrl Tun Ill!!! I 'I'!llSllI1. N. lhnylr 0 llulv Night" Nl. ,l. IC 'l'hm11pwn Viv fl Ifim' Swan: M. I.. ,Il'I1l-iil1N Ynzznlq .llu.vi1'iun P. X1lI1ii'l' . I uqwllir xl. MU 01'- .llumlrulcw ll. Iillflkmvski Rrlrzlil' full M. Nlalrpln' Ur' ffm: ll .' P. Rm-x Thr "Smi1r" Y. Nylunml Rlnw, lI11lw'irl.' XV. .-Xmn-A Thr Hm.x'x llmmz V. Fuwirly l'r'm Hn' .3 .HW N. Ann-5 I'liII,' Ii. Fnatcr. I". Ilungn mund. ll'umm Play! -I. Huffman 11:32 Il, Ilm'I,0lil'I' .lrl SI14rI'f'nI P, Shvzlff LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT Dear Diary: We spent last week studying all the legal books we could get our hands on to draw up this, our last will and testament. before we depart from this world toi A. H. 5.5 Xie, the Senior Class ot' 1949, do make, publish. and declare this our last will and testament. XYe do bequeath: Lon Tompkins' weight to "Bones" Schneider. lidmz Seijw'1'.r and Huh l.i1111'.i'ley's smooth romance to Anna May Diehl and Kenny Dovey. The Gr'o.v.w'x' looks to the Gwynns. l'1u1kif' just leaves the puddle jumper . . . paintetllf llopfxv nj IIIIIIIIIH' lHIlfl'fl'lIfl'd year to the prospective girls' hockey and basketball teams. .-I frlwisiuzz set in every classroom to all the students and teachers. Srzlly Br'll's intelligence to Wilfred Norris. Sonya .Y'V1lll1ll'.N' temper to Eleanor Desando. Ewlyzi IYYIYIIIJSVS golden silence to lrene Birchall. .Yorm ll'illo.x".v kick-offs to Albert Frick. Joan l't111l's love to - t?J Ilugun to the potential IZCI'-1's. .llirium Ht'lHll'lf'X twirling ability to Betty McLaughlin. Hob Rl'i7Il,X singing ability to Bob Morrison. Jack S1'll1'11b1'l'.r timidity to Billy Morgan. lark IY'1f'illfl'1dl'I',.l' band presidency to George Renner. Mabel .'lIt1rple'x tlirtations to Dinah Wacker. Charlie .IUIIIISOII-,S height to Frankie Decembrino. .tl malt' rmzsin to Mr. Dwight. Ilelen Ha1z's taxi service to George Niblock. Eddie llafflv vainness to Billy Rex. 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