Norristown Area High School - Spice Yearbook (Norristown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1954 volume:

5.4. Silica 1954 I L, , V of fvcvuuillawn Senialz Jfiqfz Safran! !VafuuJilown, ffenndqfaania Spice 170054 IZJIOGZLO-It we, THF sFN1uRs DFIJIIAIF IHIS XEXR IN XX HIC H XXI' SHXLL FIND OUR FUTURE SLCCFSS XNIJ H KPPINFQS 7fze ezm 4 54 I fsf X gx I 0 E I 4 D O HOOK TO THE HOPE OF A SAFER AND BETTER XVURLU Wim We Wwe Wfzel' Spafdfi W Jfacf Who Um Qfuemlct Wea Wee '7w9!zz' Zu Wed We Ebac! Wim We Weae 7!ze Qlafu ,af Jfunchecf 0 I MARVA JUNE ABNEY De De H. R. 38 General Sr. Play Comm., Jr. Assembly Cast, Girls' Chorus 1, May Day Pageant 1, H. R. Sec. 2, Knit- ting Club 3, Polio Service Club 2, 3, Sr. As- sembly Cast. Joyce ADAMSON Joyce H. R. 1 Business Girls' Chorus 3, Christmas Pageant 3, Flower 8: Hobby Show Usher 3, Intramurals-Manager 1, 2, 3, Heilbron 2. 8 BETIY L. AHN Betty Lou H. R. 3 General Soph. Congress, jr. Congress, Sr. Congress, Sr. Play Comm., Sr. Assembly Cast, Sr. Banquet Comm., jr. Assembly Comm., jr. Assembly Cast, jr. Prom Comm., Girls' Chorus 1, Christmas Pageant 1, Flower 8: Hobby Show Usher 3, H. R. Sec. 3, Oil Painting Club 1, 4 H Club 3, Girls' Leaders Club 2, 3, Intramurals 1, Sr. Assembly Cast. PATRICIA A. AI-IRENs Pat H. R. 3 General Sr. Play Comm., jr. Assembly Comm., Spice Business Staff 2, Mgr. 3, Handbook Stafi Ed. 1, Flower 84 Hobby Show Usher 3, Spice Rep. 2, 3, Hi-Eye Rep., 2, 3, 4 H Club 3, Intramurals 3. M. KLEOPHA ALKER Kle H. R. 3 Academia Student Council 2, V. Pres. 3, Sr. Play Comm., Sr. Assembly Cast, Sr. Banquet Comm., jr. As- sembly Comm., jr. Prom Comm., Spice Literary Staff 1, 2, 3, Community Concert Usher 2, 3, Banking Officer 2, 3, Attendance Officer 3. MARY ANDREWS Mary H. R. 3 General Sr. Banquet Comm., Jr. Prom Comm., Hand- book Staff 1, Flower 84 Hobby Show Usher 1, 2, 3, Basketball V. 1, Tennis V. 1, H. R. Sec. 1, 2, Garden Club 2, 3, Aquarium Club 1, Sr. Assembly Cast and Comm. ' JUDITH A. ANNAs judy H. R. 3 General Student Council 3, Sr. Play Comm., Sr. Banquet Comm., Spice Business Staff 2, 3, Library Staff 1, Flower 8: Hobby Show Usher 1, 2, 3, Photography Club 2, Garden Club 1, Psychology Club 3, Li- brary Club 1, Intramurals 1, 2. AN'I'oNE'I'TE BTARIE ARENA Toni H. R. 4 Business Sr. Banquet Comm., jr. Assembly Cast, jr. Prom Comm., Hi-Eye Literary Staff 3, H. R. Sec. 3, Hi-Eye Rep. 3, Garden Club 2, 3, Intramurals 1. RICHARD BIARTIN BABE Dick H. R. 3 Academic jr. Assembly Comm., Traffic Squad 2, Chief 3, Commencement Usher 2, Tennis Mgr. 1, 2, 3, Chess Club 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, Math Club 3. ANN HEI.EN BARBONE H. R. 4 General jr. Assembly Cast, Library Stal? 3, jr. Historians 1, 2, Heilbron 2, 3, Library Club 3. 9 ANNA MARIE BARONE Anna H. R. 40 Business Sr. Play Comm., Sr. Assembly Comm., Sr. Ban- quet Comm., Jr. Assembly Cast, jr. Prom Comm., Student Council 3, Flower 84 Hobby Show Usher 3, H. R. Treasurer 3, Spice Rep. 2, 3, Hi-Eye Rep. 2, 3, Physchology Club 3. S. J. FRANK BATSON Rinky H. R. 3 General Baseball V. 2, J.V. 1, Track V. 3, X-Country V. 1, 2, 3, N Club 3, Boys' Leaders Club 3. BARBARA LEE BAXTER Barb H. R. 4 Academic jr. Congress, Sr. Congress, Sr. Play Comm., Sr. Banquet Comm., Jr. Assembly Cast, jr. Prom Committee, Girls' Ensemble 3, Girls' Chorus 1, Community Concert Usher 3, Christmas Pageant 1, May Day Pageant 2, Flower 84 Hobby Show Usher 2, Attendance Officer 3, Oil Painting Club 2. BEVERLY M. BEAM Bev. H. R. 39 Academic H. R. V. Pres. 3, H. R. Treas. 3, Spanish Club 3, F.T.A. Club 3. DAWN MARIE BECHTEL H. R. 5 General Apollo Club 2, 3. HARRY R. BEIDEMAN H. R. 4 General Hi-Y Club 2, 3, Boys' Leaders Club 1, Ac- quarium Club 2, Intramurals 1. RITA JEAN BENDER Rita H. R. 5 Business Sr. Play Comm., Creative Writing 3, Physcology Club 3. FRED C. BENNE1'r Getch H. R. 7 General Football V. 3, j.V. 2, Track V. 2, 3, J.V. 1, N Club 3, Intramurals 1, 2. - 10 WILLIAM J. BERARDELLI Bill H. R. 9 General Football V. 1, 2, Track J.V. 1, 2, Swimming V. 1, 2, H. R. V. Pres. 3, Projection Club 3, Oil Painting Club 2, Gym Leaders' Club 1, 2. ROBERT J. BERMAN Bobby H. R. 33 Academic Sr. Play Cast, Sr. Banquet Comm., Jr. Assembly Cast, Jr. Prom Comm., Banking Ofiicer 3, Chess Club 3, Pastry Club 2, Sr. Assembly Comm. SHIRLEY JANE BERNSTIEL Janie H. R. 5 Business Sr. Play Comm., Jr. Assembly Cast, Jr. Prom Comm., Girls' Chorus 1, Hockey J.V. 1, Cheer- leading 2, 3, H. R. Sec. 2, Psychology Club 3. Sr. Assembly Cast. ABRAM PIEREESON BEswIcK, JR. Abe H. R. 7 Vocational Vocational Society 3, Radio Club 2, Pastry Club 2. CAROL BETLEJESKI Carol H. R. 33 Academic Sr. Play Comm., Sr. Banquet Comm., Jr. Prom Comm., Christmas Pageant 3, Flower 8: Hobby Show Usher 3, H. R. Sec. 3, Gift Club 3, Spanish Club 2. WILLIAM J. BJORSETH Bill H. R. 4 Academic Soph. Congress, Jr. Congress, Sr. Congress, Sr. Play Comm., Sr. Assembly Cast, Sr. Assembly Comm., Sr. Banquet Comm., Jr. Assembly Cast, Jr. Prom Comm., Color Guard 3, Commencement Usher 2, H. R. President 3, H. R. V. Pres. 2, Pres. Senior Class, Mask 84 Wig Club 2, Key Club 1, 2, 3. WILLIE D. BLOCKSON Wfillie Dee H. R. 4 General Student Council 2, Jr. Prom. Comm., Football V. 2, V. 1, Basketball J.V. 2, Track V. 2, 3. N Club 2, Weight Lifting 1. JOSEPH J. BOLIS Joe H. R. 4 Vocational Jr. Prom Comm., Vocational Society Treas. 3. Projection Club 1, Radio Club 2, Flower 8: Hobby Show Usher 3. 11 GERAID CHARI ES BONO err H R 9 Genefal Football V 2 V 1 Baseball 'IV 1 Weight Lifting Club 3 Leaders Club 1 LEONA M BONO ee H R 4 Business Student Council 2 Sr Play Comm Sr Banquet Comm Library Staff Pres 3 Flower 8: HO Show Usher 2 H R V Pres 3 Heilbron 1 Treas 2 ELAINE D BORCSTEDE H R Buszness H R Sec 3 Home Arts Clubl LENORA BOUKNIK HT H General RONALD A. BOWDEN Ron H. R. 4 I ocational Vocational Society 3, Traffic Squad 3, Flower 8: Hobby Show Usher 3, Projection Club 1, 2, 3, Radio Club 2. GEORGE BOYD, jk. Buldurham H. R. 63 Academic Sr. Play Cast, Mask 8: Wig Club 3, Apollo Club V. Pres. 3. GEORGE RAE BOYD Rae H. R. 5 General Soph. Congress, jr. Congress, Sr. Congress, H. R. V. Pres. 3, Radio Club 2, Gym Leaders' Club 2, 3. WILLIAM DAVID BOYLE Bill H. R. 11 Business Baseball .I.V. 2, Photography Club 1, Hi-Y Club 3, Spanish Club 2. BARBARA LEE BRACE LIN Barb H. R. 5 General Attendance Oliicer 2, Apollo Club 1, 2. CAROLINE MARY BREGLER Carolyn H. R. 14 Business Sr. Play Comm., Sr. Banquet Comm., jr. As- sembly Cast, jr. Prom Comm., Spice Business Staff 1, 2, 3, Band 1, Christmas Pageant 3, Flower 8: Hobby Show Usher 3, Spice Rep. 3, Hi-Eye Rep. 3, Banking Officer 1, 2, Attendance Officer 1, Oil Painting Club 3. C. FREDRICK BRESSEN Freddy H. R. 5 General Basketball Mgr. 1, 2, Baseball Mgr. 1, Chess Club 5. ROBERT BRONSON Bob H. R. 5 Academic Student Council 2, 3, Sr. Play Comm., Sr. Ban- quet Comm., A Cappella Choir 1, 3, District Chorus 3, Poetry Cont. 3. Christmas Pageant 1, 3, Algebra Club 3. RUTH lVlARIE BROOKS Ruthie H. R. 7 Bus. Ed. Sr. Play Comm., Sr. Banquet Comm., jr. As- sembly Cast, Ir. Prom Comm., Hi-Eye Typist 3, A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3, Special Ensemble 3, Or- chestra 1, 2, Christmas Pageant 1, 2, 3, Eagle Echoes 2, H. R. Pres. 3, V. Pres. 3, Spice Rep. 2, 3, Hi-Eye Rep. 2, 3, Oil Painting Club 3, Girls' Ensemble 3, Intramurals 1, 2. DORIS M. BROWN Mickey H. R. 7 General Home Arts Club 2. GEORGE H. BROXVN H. R. 5 General Traffic Squad 1. MELN'YN NW. BROVVN Mel H. R. 11 General Sr. Play Comm., jr. Assembly Comm., jr. Prom Comm., Commencement Usher 2, Stage Crew 1, 2, 3, Waiters Club 1, Boys' Chorus 1. 15 SHIRLEY BROWN Brownie H. R. 9 General Hi-Eye Rep. 2, Home Economics Club 2. JO-NAN BULFAMONTE H. R. 14 Academic Student Council 3, Sr. Play Cast, Sr. Banquet Comm., Jr. Prom Comm., Poetry Cont. 3, I Speak for Democracy Cont. 3, Community Concert Usher 3, Handbook StaH, Oratorical Cont. 2, Flower 8: Hobby Show Usher 2, Basketball V. 3, 'I.V. 1, 2, Creative Writing Club 3, Mask 84 Wig Club Sec. 3, Spanish Club 2, Times Herald Re- porter 3, Intramurals 2. DAVID K. BURNS Dave H. R. 11 Academic Sr. Play Comm., Sr. Banquet Comm., Jr. As- sembly Cast, jr. Prom Comm., Band l, 2, 3, Or- chestra 2, 3, Valley Forge Area Orch. 2, Christ- mas Pageant 2, 3, Eagle Echoes 1, Stage Crew 1. T. RICHARD BUTERA Dick H. R. 9 Academic Sr. Assembly Comm., Sr. Banquet Comm., jr. Prom Comm., Hi-Eye Literary Staff, Color Guard 3, Basketball V. 3, j.V. 1, 2, H. R. Treas. 2, 3, Attendance Officer 3, N Club Treas. 2, 3, Key Club 1, 2, 3, Psychology Club 3, Press Club 1, Boys' Leaders Club 2, Ed. of Football Programs 3. GEORGE CAGLIOLA Cag H. R. 11 General Jr. Assembly Cast, Boys' Chorus 1, Football V. 1, 2, 3, Baseball V. 1, j.V. 2, Basketball V. 1, 2, 3, H. R. Pres. 2, 3, N Club 1, 2, 3, Key Club 1, 2, 3, Weight Lifting Club 3, Boys' Leaders Club 1. SHIRLEY J. CALHOUN Shirl H. R. 14 Business Soph. Congress, jr. Congress, Sr. Congress, Sr. Play Comm., Sr. Banquet Comm., jr. Assembly Comm., Girls' Chorus 1, Christmas Pageant 1, May Day Pageant 1, Flower 8: Hobby Show Usher, 2, H. R. Pres. 3, V. Pres. 2, Sec. 2, Heilbron Sec. 2, Treas. 1, Girls' Ensemble 1. PETER j. CAMIEL, jR. Pete H. R. 21 Academic Student Council 3, Sr. Play Cast, Sr. Assembly Cast, Sr. Assembly Comm., Sr. Banquet Comm., Commencement Usher 2, X-Crountry j.V. 2, H. R. V. Pres. 3, Hi-Eye Rep. 1, 2, 3, Boys' Chorus 1. WALTER JOHN CAMPBELL Camp H. R. 7 General Jr. Prom. Comm., Boys' Leaders Club 3, Wrestling 3. 14 RUSSELL L. CAMPMAN Larry H. R. 21 Academic Sr. Play Comm., Sr. Assembly Comm., Sr. Ban- quet Comm., Jr. Prom Comm., Hi-Eye Business Staff 1, 2, 3, Commencement Usher 2, Spanish Club 2, Math Club 3. ANGELO CANE Angie H. R. 18 Vocational Vocational Society 3, Flower 84 Hobby Show Usher 3, H. R. Treas. 2, Stage Crew 1, Intra- murals 1, 2. TERESA M. CAPASSO Terry H. R. 57 Business Student Council 3, Sr. Banquet Comm., jr. As- sembly Cast, Jr. Prom Comm., Hi-Eye Rep. 3, Garden Club 2, 3. RICHARD CAPERILLA Cappy I H. R. 18 General Traffic Squad l, 2, Intramurals 1, 2. JOHN A. CAPPERELLA Cappy II H. R. 18 Vocational Vocational Society 3, Christmas Pageant 3, Flower 8: Hobby Show Usher 3, Intramurals 1, 2. CARMELITA CARFAGNO Carm H. R. 14 Businesr Sr. Play Comm., Sr. Banquet Comm., jr. As- sembly Cast, Jr. Prom Comm., Handbook Staff l, Flower 8: Hobby Show Usher 3, Hockey V. 3, j.V. 1, 2, H. R. Treas. 3, Girls' Sports Club Rep. 3, Girls' Leaders Club 2, 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 3. EDWARD ROBERT CASEY Bob H. R. 16 Academic Band Color Guard 3, X-Country j.V. 2, 3, Spanish Club 1, 4-H Club 3. RAY RUSSELL CASEY Ray H. R. 7 Academic Sr. Play Cast, Sr. Banquet Comm., jr. Assembly Cast, Spice Business Staff 1, H. R. Treas. 1, 2, 3, Banking Otiicer 1, 2, 3, Mask 8: Wig Club 2, Math Club 3. 15 -JP HELEN M. CASSEI. H. R. 14 Academic Sr. Play Comm., Sr. Banquet Comm., jr. As- sembly Cast, -Ir. Assembly Comm., jr. Prom Comm., A Capella Choir 3, Special Ensemble 3, Girls' Chorus 2, Christmas Pageant 2, 3, Swimming Mgr. 2, Knitting Club 1, Mask 8: Wlig Club 3. STEPHEN CATAGNUS Steve H. R. 16 General Christmas Pageant 2, H. R. Pres. 3, Treas. 2, Weight Lifting Club 3. VIVIAN CATAGNUS Viv H. R. ll Business Jr. Congress, Sr. Play Comm., Sr. Banquet Comm., Jr. Assembly Cast, Jr. Prom Comm., Spice Rep. 2, Hi-Eye Rep. 2, 3, Garden Club 2, 3, Home Arts Club 1, Intramurals 1, Flower 8: Hobby Show Usher 3. ROBERT H. CAUFFMAN Bob H. R. 17 Academic A Cappella Choir 1, Christmas Pageant 1, May Day Pageant 1, Football j.V. 1, 2, Baseball j.V. 1, 2, Club 2, Press. 3, Key Club 3, Aquarium Club 2. SYLVIA CHALE Syl H. R. 11 Business Student Council 2, Sr. Banquet Comm., Jr. Prom Comm., Hi-Eye Business Staff 1, 2, 3, Bank- ing Ofhcer 2, Garden Club 2, Hi-Eye Typist 3, Intramurals 1, 2. RUTH CHAMBERS Ruthie H. R. 11 Academic Sr. Play Comm., Sr. Banquet Comm., Christmas Pageant 3, Flower 8: Hobby Show Usher 1, 3, Student Council 3, Gift Club 2, Pres. 3, Home Arts Club 1, Pres. 2. DOMENICK J. CHIARAVALLOTI Menick H. R. 7 General Basketball J.V. 1, Pastry Club 2, Psychology Club 5. Do1.oREs ELAINE CHRISTMAN Dee H. R. 14 General 16 JANET G CHRISTMAN R Buszness Sr Banquet Comm r Assembly Cast Prom Comm Cheerleading 2 3 H R Sec 3 Glrls Sport Club Rep 1 Garden Club 2 3 Crafts Club 3 Intramurals 1 AY H CLEMMER H R 3 Amdemzr JOHN K CIEMMER Clem H R 7 Academic Soph Congress r Congress Sr Congress A Cappella Choir 1 Poetry Cont 3 Chrlstmas Pageantl 3 Commencement Usher 2 H R Pres and V Pres 3 Math Club 3 Boys Leaders Club 1 3 Boys Ifnsemble 2 Sr Assembly Cast ALEXANDER Scorr Counws Alex H R 9 Academic Soph Congress r Congress Sr Congress Sr Play Comm Sr Banquet Comm jr Assembly Cast r Prom Comm Bandl 2 3 Poetry Cont 3 Commencement Usher 2 Eagle Echoes 2 Tennis V 2 Attendance Oilicer 2 Mask 8. Wfig Club 2 3 Pastry Club 2 Algebra Club 3 XIANCY CHRISTINE Coox . R. Academic Sr. Play' Comm. Sr. Banquet Comm. r. Prom Comm. Handbook Staff l Spice Rep. 2 r. His- torians 2. NIAOMI L. CORLEY Omie . R. General Sr. Play' Comm. Sr. Assembly' Cast Sr. Banquet Comm., r. Prom Comm., r. Assembly' Comm., Flower 8: Hobby' Show Usher 3, Stamp Club Secf 3, Intramurals l., , . . , GAYLE CORN X - NN vi X i , H. R. 'L ' , ' X 'siyess ' sr. Bahque tcp my ' lu n, 5 'I Paintin Cl b2, raf1,Cl,h 3 1, 5 . ' , I 1 1 , . J . X , lib!! bfi lCOlI lYTA 'i ' 1 Cathy' ly 2 K , K, ' , B siness . K 1. C91 re 3Sr. Play' Vi mm., Sr. Asse I' t, SY. anquet omm., jr. Assembly' t j rod Co Ch ttnas Pageant 1 2 'lfQpei'atigiOffice !,lMahrtettt -1 , Attendrinqe X Officer 1, Z, 3, y 1rls'eSpor,t1 41, 2,xG1f Club I' 0 N5 Itiiim si 1 , X543 Jriixll' , sy, A x ' A I JANET LEAH CRAWFORD H. R. 9 Business Student Council 2, 3, Sr. Banquet Comm., jr. Assembly Cast, jr. Prom Comm., Library Stal? 1, jr. Historians 2, 3, Library Club 1. D. PATRICIA CRESSMAN Patty H. R. 18 General Student Council l, Sr. Banquet Comm., jr. Prom Comm., A Cappella Choir 2, 3, Special En- semble 3, Christmas Pageant 1, 2, 3, Tennis V. 1, 2, Attendance Officer 2, Girls' Leaders Club 1, 2, 3. CLAUDIA CRoI.I. H. R. 18 Academic Sr. Play Comm., Sr. Banquet Comm., jr. As- sembly Comm., jr. Prom Comm., Hi-Eye Literary Staff 1, 2, 3, H. R. Sec. 1, 2, 3, Attendance Officer 3, Garden Club 3, Hi-Y Club 1, Spanish Club 2, Psychology Club 3, Intramurals 1. RICHARD H. CRoI.I. Rich H. R. 17 Academic Band 1, 2, 3, Valley Forge Area Orch. 2, 3, H. R. Pres. 3. RoNAI.D E. CRooKs jo jo H. R. 9 Academic Jr. Historians 2, 3, Spanish Club 1. JOAN C. CUMMINS H. R. 9 Academic Sr. Play Comm., Sr. Banquet Comm., Jr. As- sembly Cast, jr. Prom Comm., Hi-Eye Literary Staff 2, A Cappella Choir 2, Sec. 3, Girls' Chorus 1, Community Concert Usher 2, 3, Christmas Pageant 1, 2, 3, May Day Pageant 1, Hockey V. 3, 'I.V. 1, 2, H. R. Sec. 3, Spice Rep. 2, Banking Ofiicer 3, Girls' Sports Club Rep. 1, Mask 8: Wig Club 3, Garden Club 2, Intramurals 2. JOSEPH F. CUSUMANO joey H. R. 29 General Soph. Congress, jr. Congress, Sr. Congress, Sr. Play Comm., Sr. Assembly Comm., Sr. Ban- quet Comm., jr. Assembly Cast, jr. Prom Comm., Color Guard 3, Commencement Usher 2, H. R. Pres. 3, Hi-Eye Rep. 2, 3, Key Club 1, 2, 3, Psy- chology Club 3, Spanish Club 3. RoNAI.D D. DAMIANI Ron H. R. 30 General Soph. Congress, Jr. Congress, Sr. Play Comm., Sr. Banquet Comm., Jr. Assembly Cast, A Capella Choir 2, 3, Special Ensemble 3, Christmas Pageant 2, 3, May Day Pageant 2, Commencement Usher 2, Spanish Club 2, 3, Boys' Ensemble 1, 2, 3, Boys' Chorus 1. 18 w'II.LIE NIAE DANEORTI-I Mae H. R. 16 General Knitting Club 1, Home Arts Club 1, Spanish Club 2. DORIS M. DASHER Dee Dee H. R. 17 General Knitting Club 1, Spanish Club 2. ALBERT W. DEAROLE Mike H. R. 11 Vocational Vocational Society 5, Flower 84 Hobby Show Usher 5, Jr. Historians 2, Stage Crew 1, Projec- tion Club 5. JOAN ANN DEAROLF joan H. R. 9 General Girls' Chorus l, Christmas Pageant 1, May Day Pageant 1, Polio Service Club 3, Oil Painting Club 5, Girls' Ensemble 1. PAUL DE Joi-IN Ace H. R. 50 General Sr. Congress, Student Council 5, Sr. Play Comm., jr. Assembly Cast, Band 1, 2, 5, Christmas Pageant 1, May Day Pageant 2, Commencement Usher 2, Wrestling 5, Psychology Club 5, Boys' Ensemble 1, 2, Boys' Chorus 1, Aquarium Club Pres. 2. ELIZABETH DEMENO Betty H. R. ll Business Sr. Banquet Comm., Jr. Assembly Cast, jr. Prom Comm., Garden Club 2, 5, Hi-Eye Typist 2, 5. SHIRLEY RUTH DE'l fRA H. R. ll General Sr. Congress, Girls' Sport Club Rep. 1, Red Cross Rep. 5, Knitting Club 5, Apollo Club 2, Red Cross Club 5. CAROLYN P. DETW II.ER H. R. 11 Arademic Senior Class V. Pres., Soph. Congress, jr. Con- gress, Sr. Congress, Student Council 2, Sr. Play Cast, Sr. Banquet Comm., jr. Assembly Co-Direc- tor, jr. Prom Committee, Spice Literary Staff 1, 2, 5, A Cappella Choir 2, Pres. 5, Special Ensemble 5, District Chorus, All State Chorus 5, Poetry Cont. 5, May Day Pageant 2, Eagle Echoes 1, 2, Intramurals 1, Girls' Chorus 1. 19 5-ji! DOROTHY DE'rWIl.ER Dottie H. R. 17 General Jr. Assembly Cast, A Capella Choir 1, 2, 3, Special Ensemble 3, Orchestra 1, Christmas Pageant 1, 2, 3, May Day Pageant 1, 2, 3, Girls' Ensemble 1, 2, 3, H. R. Sec. 3, Polio Service Club 2. H. Jos12PH DETWILER, JR. Joe H. R. 11 Voralional Vocational Society 3, Flower 8: Hobby Show Usher 3, X-Country J.V. Z, Jr. Historians 2, Projection Club 3. THERESA D1C1cco Tre H. R. 29 General Jr. Assembly Comm., Flower 8: Hobby Show Usher 2, 3, Banking Officer 2, 3, Attendance Of- ficer 3, Garden Club 1, 2, 3, Intramurals 1, 2. ANTONE'I fE DIJOHN Toni H. R. 29 Business Sr. Play Comm., Sr. Assembly Comm., Sr. Ban- quet Comm., Jr. Prom Comm., Flower 8: Hobby Show Usher 3, Student Council 3, H. R. Treas. 1, 2, 3, Garden Club 1, 2, 3. HENRY J. DIPIETRO H. R. 29 General Sr. Play Cast, Sr. Play Comm., Sr. Assembly Comm., Sr. Banquet Comm., Jr. Assembly Comm., Christmas Pageant 1, 2, 3, May Day Pageant, Stage Crew 1, 2, 3, Dancing Club 1, Weightlifting Club 1. JOAN A. DISANTO Joanie H. R. 30 Business Spanish Club 1, Intramurals l. PAUL W. D1xON Skippy H. R. 35 General Trafiic Squad 3, Intramurals 2. JOHN E. DONLEY Jack H. R. 29 Academic A Cappella Choir 2, 3, Special Ensemble 3, Boys' Ensemble 1, 2, 3, Christmas Pageant 2, 3, Com- mencement Usher 2. 20 sl BARBARA M. DUGAN H. R. ll Academic Sr. Play Cast, Sr. Banquet Comm., Jr. Assembly Cast, Hi-Eye Literary Staff 1, 2, 5, A Capella Choir 2, 5, Girls' Chorus 1, H. R. Sec. 2, 5, Mask 8: VC'ig Club Sec. 2, Intramurals 1. ANGELO DURAN'I'E Squeaky H. R. 54 General Wfrestling 5, Baseball Mgr. l, Intramurals 1, Stage Crew 2. EDITH CARE EARL Dukie H. R. 54 General Sr. Play Comm., jr. Prom Comm., Spanish Club 5, Red Cross Club 5, Library Magazine Club 2. W'1l.l.1AM P. EDWARDS Bill H. R. 18 Academir Sr. Play Comm., Football J.V. l, Swimming V. 5, Creative Wfriting 2, 5, Psychology Club 5. BRUCE ELFENBEIN Elf H. R. 58 Academir Sr. Play Comm., Sr. Banquet Comm., jr. As- sembly Cast, Hi-Eye Literary Staff 1, 2, 5, Spice Literary Staff 1, 2, 5, Commencement Usher 2, X-Country V. 5, j.V. 1, 2, Tennis j.V. 1, 2, Basketball Mgr. 1, H. R. Pres. 5, Hi-Eye Rep. l, 2, 5, Chess Club 2, 5, Band Color Guard 5. MYRA M. ERICSSON My H. R. 54 Business jr. Prom Comm., Library Magazine Club 2, Red Cross Club 5. VUILLIAM FARRELL Will H, R, 18 Vuratioual Vocational Society V. Pres 5, Flower it Hobby Show Usher 5, Stage Crew 1, Radio Club 2, Intra- murals 1, 2. JEAN FEIST H. R. 55 Business Student Council 5, jr. Assembly Cast, A Cappella Choir 2, 5, Girls' Chorus 1, May Day Pageant 1, Christmas Pageant 1, 2, 5, Girls' Ensemble 1, 2, 5, Home Arts Club 2. 21 ALLAN H. FENSELAU Big Al H. R. 34 Academic Sr. Play Comm., Sr. Banquet Comm., Jr. Prom Comm., Commencement Usher 2, Basketball Mgr. 1, 2, 3, H. R. Pres. 3, Creative Writing Club 2, Stage Crew 1, Mask 81 Wig Club Treas. 3, N Club 2, Sec. 3, Spanish Club 1, Co-Editor Football Program 3. MICHAEL FERRERI Mickey H. R. 33 Arademir Student Council Treas. 3, Jr. Assembly Cast, jr. Prom Comm., Band 1, Commencement Usher 2, Eagle Echoes 1, H. R. Pres. 3, Treas. 2, Key Club 2, 3, Math Club 3. Doms L. FILLMAN Dodie H. R. 21 Business Sr. Assembly Comm., Home Arts Club 1, Red Cross Sec. 2. jol-LN FISHER H. R. 45 Academic FRANCES M. FITZHUGH Fittie H. R. 35 Arudemir Sr. Congress, Sr. Play Comm., Sr. Banquet Comm., Jr. Prom Comm., Girls' Chorus 1, Girls' Ensemble 1, Library Staff 1, Christmas Pageant 1, May Day Pageant 1, H. R. Sec. 3, Spice Rep. 3, Oil Painting Club 2, 3, Library Club 1, Intra- murals 1. THEODORE A. FONTAINE Ennis H. R. 18 Business Sr. Play Cast, jr. Assembly Committee, Baseball V. 1, 2, 3, Cheerleading 1, H. R. Pres. 3, Stage Crew 2. 3, Key Club 1, 2, 3. MILDRED Fox Foasvm Millie H. R. 21 Business Sr. Play Comm., Sr. Banquet Comm., jr. As- sembly Cast, Jr. Prom Comm., Spice Literary Stall 1, 2, 3, Basketball j.V. 1, Swimming V. 3, Hockey V. 2, 3, H. R. Pres. 3, Girls' Sport Club Rep. 3, Intramurals 1, 2. Davm W. FOULKE Dave H. R. 18 General Soph. Congress, Jr. Congress, Sr. Congress. 22 BARBARA L. Fox Bobbie H. R. 18 General Student Council 2, 3, Sr. Play Comm., Sr. Ban- quet Comm., jr. Assembly Cast, Jr. Prom Comm., A Cappella Choir 1, 2, Christmas Pageant 1, Hockey V. 3, J.V. 1, 2, Psychology Club 3. JAMES PHILIP Fox Jimmie H. R. 34 Academic Student Council 3, Sr. Banquet Comm., Jr. As- sembly Cast, jr. Assembly Comm., Jr. Prom Comm., Hi-Eye Literary Staff 1, 2, 3, Special En- semble l, Band Color Guard 2, 3, I Speak for Democracy Cont. 3, Commencement Usher 2, Oratorical Cont. 2, Track Mgr. 1, 2, Jr. His- torians 1, 2, 3, V. Pres. 2, Mask 84 Wig Club 2, Key Club 3, Radio Club 2, Press Club 1, Eagle Echoes 2. PASQUALE N. FRANGIOSA Pat H. R. 33 General Sr. Banquet Comm., Jr. Assembly Cast, Oil Painting Club 2, 3. WILDA A. FRANZKE H. R. 18 Business BESSIE FRIT1-I Bess H. R. 18 Business H. R. Treas. 3, Red Cross Rep. 3, Home Arts Club 1. RUTH FRY H. R. 29 DAVID WYAYNE FRYER Dave H. R. 32 General Band 1, 2, 3, Traffic Squad 1. RIARY ANN R. GAGLIANO Mary Ann H. R. 32 Business Sr. Play Comm., jr. Assembly Cast, Flower 8: Hobby Show Usher 2, 3, H. R. Pres. 3, Red Cross Rep. 3, Heilbron 3, Spanish Club 1. 23 SAI.vA'I'oIIE GAl.l.O Sal H. R. 32 Vomtional Soph. Congress, jr. Congress, Sr. Congress, Vo- cational Society Sec. 3, Flower 8: Hobby' Show Usher 3, H. R. Treas. 2, 3, Oil Painting Club 1, 2. RANIIA T GARBER Randy H R 6 Genera' Sr Play Comm Sr Banquet Comm r As sembly Cast r Prom Comm A Cappella Choir 2 3 Special Ensemble 3 District Chorus 3 Girls Chorus 1 2 3 Christmas Pageant 1 2 3 May Day Pageantl 2 Eagle Fchoesl Tennis W 2 Hockey V 1 Banking Ofhcerl 2 3 Mask 8. Wig Club 3 Oil Painting Club 3 Intramurals 2 5 DAVIII GARDINER Daye H R 6 General r Historians 2 ANEF Louise GEATENS H R 6 Academzc Student Council 3 Senior Play Director S Banquet Comm r Assembly Comm r Prom Comm Hockey V 1 2 H R Sec 2 3 Sp Rep 1 2 3 Creative Writing Club 3 r Histor Ians Sec 2 Garden Club 1 Psychology Club 3 Intramurals 1 ANTOINETTE GENUARDI Toni H R 7 Busuzess Student Council Sec 3 Sr Play Comm Sr Assembly' Cast Sr. Banquet Comm. r. Assembly' Cast r. Prom Comm. May' Day' Pageant 2 Flower 8: Hobby Show Usher 2 3 Hockey' Mgr. 1 2 3 H. R. Treas. 2 Mask 8: Wig Club 2 Red Cross Club 3 Hi-Ey'e Typist 3 Intramurals 1 2. PATRICIA ANN GEORC'E Patti H. R. 2 Business Sr. Play' Comm., Sr. Banquet Comm., r. As- sembly' Cast, jr. Prom Comm., Hockey' V. 3, j.V. 1, 2, H. R. Sec. 2, 3, Girls' Sport Club Rep. 3, Girls' Leaders Club 2, 3. MARGUERITE ELLEN GETTY Margy H. R. 36 General Sr. Play' Cast, Sr. Assembly' Cast, Jr. Assembly' Cast, A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3, Special Ensemble 3, Girls' Ensemble 3, District Chorus 3, Christmas Pageant I, 2, 3, Eagle Echoes 1, 2, H. R. Sec. 2, Attendance Olhcer 3, Mask 8: Xwig Club 3. DAVID VU. GEY Tex H. R. 16 General Soph. Congress, Jr. Congress, Sr. Congress, Bas- ketball 'I.V. 1, 2, Photography' Club 1, Key' Club l, 2, 3, Waiters Club 1. ARTHUR A GIENIONI G1 H R 6 Afudenlzc Sr Banquet Comm H R Treas 5 r Histor ians 2 Treas 5 DOLORES S GIVYARID Dee H R 0 Academia Sr Banquet Comm r Assembls Cast r Prom Comm A Capella Choir 1 2 3 Orchestra Nia Das Pa eant 2 Swimmin M r 5 H R l g S g Sec 3 H1Ese Rep 2 3 r Historians 1 2 3 A HEIEN Gives: H R 7 Academic Sr Banquet Comm Prom Comm Hower Sr Hobbs Show Lsher 2 H R Treas 3 Spice Rep 2 Garden Club 1 JOYCE H G1 EANIER H R 7 General Sr Plas Comm Sr Assembly Cast Sr Banquet Comm r Assembly Cast r Prom Comm A Cappella Choir 2 3 Special Ensemble 3 Girls Chorus 1 Christmas Pageant 1 2 3 Mas Das Pageant 1 2 3 lzagle Echoes 1 Banking OHicer 1 2 3 Mask 8. Wig Club 3 Spanish Club 7 joy BELLE G1.1ssoN I' . R. General Sr. Plas' Comm. Sr. Banquet Comm. Christmas Pageant 3 Flower 84 Hobbs' Show Usher 2 3 Basketball .V. 1 Tennis V. 2 Hockey V. 1 Z 3 Girls Sport Club Rep. 3 Mask 8: Wig Club 2 ome A ts Club l Intramurals 1 2 Swimming W11.l.iAM R. GORDON! i H. R. 35 General 4-H Club 2. AUGUST PAUL Gorscu, JR. Gus H. R. 17 Business Traffic Squad 1, 2, Photographs' Club 1. Psy- chology Club 3, Intramurals 1, 2. BARBARA JANE GRAHAM Barb H. R. 17 Business Jr. Congress. RAYMOND GRIFFITH Griff H. R. 32 Voralionul Vocational Society 3, Flower 8: Hobby Show Usher 3, Oil Painting Club 1. JOAN ELIZABETH GUNIJl.ACH H. R. 17 Academic Sr. Congress, Sr. Play Comm., Sr. Assembly Comm., Sr. Banquet Comm., jr. Assembly Comm., jr. Prom Comm., Poetry Cont. Chairman 3, Li- brary Staff 1, Christmas Pageant 3, Flower 8: Hobby Show Usher 2, 3, Garden Club 1, 2, Heil- bron 2, 3, Psychology Club 3. ERNESTINE B. HADRICK Teenie H. R. 29 General Sr. Play Comm., A Capella Choir 1, 2, 3, Special Ensemble 3, Girls' Ensemble 1, 2, 3, Christmas Pageant 1, 2, 3, May Day Pageant 2, Psychology Club 3, Intramurals 3. LEE VU. HAINES H. R. 17 General Boys' Leaders Club 2. RAYMOND A. HALL Ray H. R. 17 General Christmas Pageant 3, Track j.V. 2, Photography Club 1. JOSEPH I. HALLMAN Spook H. R. 35 General Wrestling 3, H. R. Treas. 3, Oil Painting Club 1, 2, 3. NANCY RosE HANSBERRY Nan H. R. 29 Business jr. Assembly Cast, jr. Prom Comm., Apollo Club 2, Psychology Club 3, F. T. A. Club 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 3. NANCY JEAN HANSELL Nancy H. R. 29 Business Christmas Pageant 3, Flower 8 Hobby Show Usher 3, Spice Rep. 2, Red Cross Rep. 3, Polio Service Club 2, Apollo Club 3, jr. Red Cross Club Treas. 3, Intramurals 1. 26 'wf ffl ' '- ., - ,, wwf' A ,gig .Z 2 riff I ' V ,M , ,qu V M , ,V :Zi H Q Q : E?9 'f, f ,. . gi A X V. M 'ii ' fe 1 'E w. si - R9 K .. . if? . . U - . ga - 2 NS l , iw? .r fin N ,V ' lf . , ft-1-.. ik ? , N ' -1. K 1 - ,, Q 2-1 . .-f.- vyff . ff -w.' L ' 1 V ,x ii A 1- 94 eg 3. ig fx L L f A wmv.. BARBARA HORROCKS H. R. 15 Business Sr. Play Comm., Sr. Banquet Comm., jr. As- sembly Cast, jr. Prom Comm., A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 5, Special Ensemble 5, Christmas Pageant 1, 2, 5, May Day Pageant 1, Flower 8: Hobby Show Usher 5, H. R. Sec. 2, 5, Spice Rep. 2, Hi-Eye Rep. 5, Spanish Club 2, Intramurals 1, 2. GERTRUDE S. Hoy Gert H. R. 50 Business Student Council 2, Sr. Play Comm., Sr. Banquet Comm., jr. Assembly Cast, jr. Prom Comm., Hockey V. 5, j.V. 2, H. R. Treas. 5, Mask 8: XVig Club 2, Heilbron 1, Psychology Club 5, Sr. As- sembly Cast. MARY J. HUNSICKER H. R. 54 Business Sr. Banquet Comm., jr. Assembly Cast, Opera- tion Ofiice 5, Flower 8: Hobby Show Usher 5. Banking Officer 2, Girls' Sport Club Rep. 1, Red Cross Rep. 5, Intramurals 1, 2, 5. GEORGE HURCHAl.I.A H. R. 15 Arudemit' Student Council 5, Sr. Banquet Comm., jr. As- sembly Cast, Commencement Usher 2, H. R. Pres. 5, Chess Club 2, 5, jr. Historians 2, 5, Intra- murals 2. JOHN HYNES johnny H. R. 57 General Sr. Congress, H. R. Pres. 5, Spice Rep. 2, Mask 8: Wig Club 2, Pres. 5. FRANCES B. INDEIJCATO Franny H. R. 54 Business jr. Prom Comm., Flower 8: Hobby Show Usher 5, Red Cross Rep. 2, 5, Intramurals 1. CHARLES G. M. INTERRANTE Chow H. R. 50 Academic Student Council Pres. 5, jr. Prom Comm., Hi- Eye Literary Staff, Band 2, 5, Christmas Pageant 5, Commencement Usher 2, Track J.V. 1, 2, H. R. V. Pres. 2, Attendance Ofiicer 2, Key Club 1, 2, 5, Spanish Club l. SHIRLEY ANN 'IEEEERIES Shirl H. R. 15 General Sr. Banquet Comm., jr. Assembly Cast, H. R. V. Pres. 5, Gift Club 2, Psychology Club 5. 28 CAI.vIN R. jENNINGS Cal H. R. 30 Business Sr. Congress, Sr. Play Comm., Band 1, 2, H. R. Treas. 2, Photography Club 1, 2, Psychology Club 3. QJSCAR L. jOHNSON Dunnie H. R. 30 General jr. Prom Comm., Basketball V. 2, 3, j.V. 1, Track V. 1, 2, H. R. V. Pres. 3, N Club 2, 3, Boys' Leaders Club 1, 2. CAROI. A. jONES Peanut H. R. 34 Business Student Council 3, Sr. Play Comm., A Cappella Choir 2, Girls' Chorus 1, Christmas Pageant l, 2, Swimming V. 3, Banking Officer 2, 3, Girls' Sport Club Rep. 3, Red Cross Rep. 2, Intramurals l, 2. jOYcE E. joNEs H. R. 33 Business Flower 8: Hobby Show Usher 2, Gift Club 3. LAURA BERNICE jONES Bernie H. R. 51 Academir Sr. Play Cast, Sr. Play Comm., Sr. Assembly Cast, Mask it XY'ig Club 3, Oil Painting Club 2, 3. NIARILYN H. jONEs H. R. 60 Arademir NANCY C. jONEs Nance H. R. 38 Amdemic Senior Class Sec.. Soph. Congress, jr. Congress, Sr. Congress, Sr. Play Comm., Sr. Banquet Comm., jr. Assembly Comm., jr. Prom Comm., A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3, Community Concert Usher 2, 3, May Day Pageant 2, Cheerleading 2, 3, H. R. V. Pres. 3, Spice Rep. 1, 2, Red Cross Club 3, Girls' Ensemble 1. 2, 3. ALICE V. KAsI.ER Alice H. R. 1 Business Apollo Club 3. VUILLIAM KATEIN Gator H. R. 54 Business Stamp Club 2. 5. CAROL KELLY H. R. 5 Business Flower 8: Hobby Show Usher 5, Swimming V. 5, Heilbron Club 2, Craft Club 5, Intramurals 2. BETTY Lou KENWORTHY' Lou H. R. 54 Business jr. Assembly Comm., Flower 84 Hobby Show Usher 2, H. R. Sec. 5, Hi-Eye Rep. 2. 5. Red Cross Rep. 2, 5, Red Cross Club Pres. 5. VUILLIAM SAVILLE KEPLINGER Bill H. R. 45 Vocaliomzl Vocational Society 5. FRED KIEMER Cool H. R. 15 Business Football Mgr. I, 2, Banking Officer 2, 5, jr. Historians 1, 2, Hi-Y Club 5, Intramurals l, 2. CHRISTINE KING Chris H. R. 51 Business Christmas Pageant 5, Apollo Club 2, Intra- murals 2. V. ELIZABETH KIRKPATRICK Bette H. R. 58 Academic Sr. Play Comm., Sr. Banquet Comm., jr. As- sembly Cast, jr. Prom Comm., Heilbron 2, 5, Spanish Club 2, F. T. A. Club 5. CONSTANCE KI.INGER Connie H. R. 41 General jr. Assembly Cast, Flower 8: Hobby Show Usher 5, Attendance Officer 1, 2, 5, Red Cross Rep. 2, Polio Service Club 2, 5. 30 JOAN KNERR H. R. 34 Business Sr. Play Comm., Handbook Staff 1. C. WIILLIAM KNERR Bill H. R. 34 Business A Cappella Choir 2, 3, Special Ensemble 3, Boys Ensemble 1, 2, Christmas Pageant 1, 2, 3, Basket- ball V. 3, J.V. 2, H. R. V. Pres. 2, 3, Spice Rep. 2, 3, N Club Treas. 3, Boys' Leaders Club 3 Intramurals 1. GLEN A. KNOWLES H. R. 39 General H. R. V. Pres. 2, Aquarium Club 2, Hi-Y Club 2, Weight Lifting 3. GEORGE KONOWICZ H. R. 37 General Hi-Y Club 3. PAUL j. KOONS Marlow H. R. 33 General Football V. 1, 2, 3, Baseball V. 2, 3, Track V. 1, N Club 2, 3. JEROME R. KORN jerry H. R. 37 General NIARY ANNA KosT Pepper H. R. 41 Acudemif Sr. Play Cast, Sr. Assembly Comm., Sr. Banquet Comm., Jr. Assembly Cast, jr. Prom Comm., A Cappella Choir 3, Community Concert Usher 3, Christmas Pageant 2, 3, Swimming V. 3, Hockey V. 1, 2, Majorettes l, 2, 3, H. R. Pres. 2, 3, V. Pres. 1, Girls' Sport Club Rep. 1, 2, Mask 8: Wig Club 3. BIARGARET FAYE KRATZ Peggy H. R. 33 Afademic Sr. Play Comm., Sr. Assembly Comm., Sr. Ban- quet Comm., A Cappella Choir 3, Special Ensemble 1, Christmas Pageant 3, Flower 84 Hobby Show Usher 2, Red Cross Rep. 2, Garden Club 2, Oil Painting Club 2. 31 v 9 BIARIIHN LDIIH KRIEBEI Lin H R 33 Arademzr Sr Plas Comm Sr Banquet Comm r As semblx Cast r Prom Comm Spice Literary Staff l 2 3 Commumts Concert Usher 2 3 Max Dax Pageant 2 l'lower 8. Hobbs Show Usher 2 H R Sec 2 Spice Rep 2 3 NORA MARY KRIEBEI H R 3 Arademzr Sr Play Comm Sr Banquet Comm r Prom Comm Community Concert Usher 3 Basketball V 3 V 1 2 Tennis V 2 Girls Sport Club Rep Girls Leaders Club 2 3 Wil IIS R KRIEBEI Wfillie R Aradermr Sr Plax Comm 4 H Club 3 ROBERT W KUHNSMAN Bob H R 34 lorutzomzl So h Con ress r Con ress Sr Congress P S S Assembly Cast Vocational Society 3 Flower 8. Hobby Show Usher 3 Stage Crevs 1 2 JANET LA RUE KULP ' H. R. .9 General H. R. V. Pres. 3 Sec. 2 Oil Painting Club 3 Home Arts Club l. JOYCE LAMBERT joy H. R. 32 General Sr. Play Comm., Red Cross Rep. 3, Garden Club l, Heilbron 3. NANCY JANE LANz Nana H. R. 32 Business Sr. Play Comm., Sr. Assembly Cast, Sr. Banquet Comm., jr. Assembly Cast, Girls' Chorus 1, Hockey V. 2, 3, j.V. 1, Psychology Club 3. HELEN LoU1sE LARE H. R. 32 General Sr. Play Comm., Hi-Eye Rep. 3, Banking Of- ficer 3 Attendance Oflicer 1 Red Cross Re . 3 5 7 P 9 Garden Club 1, 2, Heilbron 2, 3. ROBERT FRANCIS LAVULER Bob H. R. 36 Academic Sr. Assembly Cast, Sr. Banquet Comm., Jr. Prom Comm., Color Guard 3, Commencement Usher 2, Baseball J.V. 1, X-Country V. 3, J.V. 1, 2, H. R. V. Pres. 3, Spice Rep. 1, N Club 3, Hi-Y Club 1, Wfaiters Club 3, Spanish Club 2, Intramurals 1, 3. JANE ANN LAWRENCE Janie H. R. 35 General Student Council 2, 3, Jr. Prom Comm., H. R. V. Pres. 3, Jr. Historians 1, 4-H Club Sec. 2, 3. JOHN J. LEARY Jack H. R. 33 Vocational Vocational Society 3, Flower 81 Hobby Show Usher 2, 3, Projection Club 3. ELIZABETH L. LEEsoN Betty Lou H. R. 39 Academic Jr. Congress, Sr. Congress, Sr. Play Comm., Sr. Banquet Comm., Jr. Assembly Cast, Jr. Prom Comm., Spice Business Staff 2, 3, A Cappella Choir l, 2, 3, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, Christmas Pageant l, 2, 3, H. R. Pres. 3, Treas. 2, Hi-Eye Rep. 2. HARRY F. LEESON Harry H. R. 33 Academic Sr. Banquet Comm. JAMES H. LEMON Jim H. R. 33 Business Soph. Congress, Jr. Congress, Sr. Congress, Sr. Banquet Comm., H. R. V. Pres. 3. BETSY ANN LEVERING Bet's H. R. 36 Business Sr. Play Comm., Jr. Assembly Comm., Jr. Prom Comm., Spice Literary Staff 3, May Day Pageant 1, H. R. Sec. 3, Spice Rep. 1, Girls' Leaders Club 1, 2, 5, Intramurals 1, 2. DELORES M. LEVFIS Dedo H. R. 38 General Red Cross Club 1, Green House Club 2. 33 NANCY JANE LILLEY Nan H. R. 36 Business Christmas Pageant 3, Knitting Club 5. PATs1 A. L11.1.laY Pat H. R. I3 General Girls' Chorus l, Christmas Pageant 1, Gift Club 2, Intramurals. CURT LINDSEY Cool H. R. 13 General Spanish Club 2. ELIZABETH MARIE LIVEKGOOIJ Betty H. R. 36 General Banking Oliicer 2, Knitting Club 3, Spanish Club 1. MARY SUPPLEE Losscn Molly H. R. 36 Acadenzif Student Council 3, Sr. Play Comm., Sr. Banquet Comm., jr. Assembly Cast, A Cappella Choir 3, Girls' Chorus 1, Girls' Ensemble 3, Community Concert Usher 3, Christmas Pageant 1, 3, Basket- ball j.V. 1, 2, Garden Club 2, Spanish Club 1. LORRAINE LOGRIP Lori H. R. 13 Business Sr. Banquet Comm., jr. Assembly Cast, H. R. Treas. 2, Gift Club 3, Spanish Club 2, Intra- murals 1. TERESA MARIE LOMBARDI Tess H. R. 13 Business Sr. Assembly Cast, jr. Assembly Cast, Jr. Prom Comm., H. R. Pres. 2, Gift Club 3, Spanish Club 2, Intramurals 1. BARBARA LOMBARDO Babs H. R. 38 Academic Student Council 2, 3, Sr. Play Comm., Sr. Ban- quet Comm., jr. Assembly Comm., Christmas Pageant 1, 3, Flower 8: Hobby Show Usher 3, H. R. Treas. 3, jr. Historians 2, Polio Service Club 3, Heilbron Club 3, Spanish Club 1. 34 DAVID P. LONG Dave H. R. 32 General Stage Crew 1. ROBERT XV. LONGO Bob H. R. 38 General TraH'ic Squad 1, Psychology Club 3. PAYE EILEEN LOUGHIN H. R. 41 Business Girls' Chorus 1, Christmas Pageant 1, Girls' Ensemble 1, H. R. Treas. 3, Polio Service Club 2, 3. T. WAYNE Loux H. R. 32 General Sr. Play Comm., Sr. Banquet Comm., jr. As- sembly Cast, Jr. Prom Comm., Band 1, 2, 3, Com- mencement Usher 2. JANIS LUCAS H. R. 41 General jr. Assembly Cast, Hi-Eye Rep. 3, Polio Service Club 2, 3, Home Arts Club 1. KATHERINE JEAN Luuwlu Kitty H. R. 57 General Sr. Play Comm., Red Cross Rep. 5, Knitting Club 3, Garden Club 1, 2. RoBER'r LUTON Bert H. R. 35 General Oil Painting Club 3. ROBERT HERBERT RICCANN Tex H. R. 59 Business Baseball J.V. 1, H. R. V. Pres. 3, Treas. 2 Stage Crew 2, 3. 55 .Zz DONAID NICCAUK HEY Don H R 35 Arademzr H1 Fxe Rep 3 Chess Club 2 3 r Historians 2 Stamp Club l Radio Club 2 BARBARA LOU MCCIOY Mickx H R 9 Arademzf Handbook Staff 1 Christmas Pageant 2 Flower ti Hobbs Show Usher 3 Creatne Writing Club 3 Mask 8. wllg Club 3 PHY1 us A MCCRACKEIN Pam H R 9 Busmess Student Council 2 3 Sr Plas Comm r As sembls Comm H1Exe Business Staff 1 2 3 Girls Chorus l Christmas Pageant 1 Tennis V 2 H1 Lxe Rep 3 Mask 8 Wflg Club 2 Pss chologx Club 3 THOMAS MCGRANAHAN H R 38 Academze Sr Play Comm Stamp Club 1 Pres 2 3 HELEN BIACKAY Mac H. R. 57 Business Soph. Congress r. Congress Sr. Congress Sr. Play Comm. Sr. Assemblv Cast Sr. Banquet Comm. lr. Assembly Comm. r. Prom Comm. Hockey .V. l Psychology Club 3. ROBERT MCKAY Crash H. R. 40 General Football V. 2, 3, Baseball V. 2, 'l.V. 1, Basket- ball V. 3, j.V. l, 2, N Club 2, 3. XIERONICA Y. MALAVOLTA Ronnie H. R. 57 Business Jr. Assembly Cast, jr. Prom Comm., Hi-Eye Literary Staff 1, Girls' Chorus 1, Christmas Pag- eant l, Press Club l, Intramurals 1, 2, Girls' Ensemble 1. El.slE M. NIALONE China H. R. 43 General Sr. Assembly Cast, Jr. Prom Comm., Flower 8: Hobby Show Usher 3, Apollo Club 2, Home Arts Club 1. CHARLES M MANDRACCHIA Monk H R 38 General Band 1 2 Traffic Squad 1 2 Banking Of Cer 3 MARY MA NDRACC HIA H R 38 Buszness Apollo Club 2 PATRICK j MANIFESTA at H R 57 General YCountry JV 2 3 H R Press 3 Vice Pres 2 N Club 3 RAYMOND T MARKLE Ras H R 32 General Student Council 2 3 Commencement Lsher 2 Track V 3 V 2 XCountry V 3 N Club 3 Oil Painting Club 3 Spanish Club 1 Com Club Pres 2 LORETTA iNIARSELI.A Lorrie H. R. 45 Amdemie Sr. Play Comm. Sr. Assembly Comm. r. Prom Comm. Hi-Eye Business Staff l 2 3 Flower 8: Hobby Show Usher 3, Creative Writing Club 2, Intramurals 1. NANCY T. MARTINO Nancy . R. Business Soph. Congress, r. Congress, Sr. Congress, Sr. Play Comm., r. Assembly Comm., r. Prom Comm., Christmas Pageant 3, Flower K Hobby Show Usher 1, 2, 3, H. R. V. Pres. 3, Treas. 3. Banking Officer 3, Attendance Officer 3. Garden Club 1, Sec. Z, 3, Intramurals 1. BIAR-IORIE JANE RIETZGER Margie H. R. 41 Business Sr. Play Comm., Student Council 3, H. R. Sec. 2, 3, Polio Service Club 2, 3. Home Arts Club 1. ANTHONY Mouis Tony H. R. 41 General Soph. Congress, Football V. 2, 3, j.V. 1, Base- ball j.V. 1, 2, Basketball V, 3, j.V. 1, 2, H. R. V. Pres. 2, 3, N Club 3, Boys' Leaders Club 2. MARY RUTH MoI.INARo H. R. Business Hockey j.V. l, Intramurals 3. CAROL MONASTERO H. R. I7 Arademic DONALD CHARLES MORRIS Don H. R. 4 Academic A Capella Choir 3, Special Ensemble 3, Christ- mas Pageant 3, Wrestling 3. ROBERT JAMES MosER Bob H. R. 36 Academir Soph. Congress, jr. Congress, Sr. Congress, Sr. Play Comm., Jr. Prom Comm., Color Guard 3, Commencement Usher 2, Football j.V. 1, H. R. Pres. 2, 3, Stamp Club 2, Mask 8: Wig Club 3, N Club 3, Key Club 3. BRUCE MOYER H. R. 57 General jr. Prom Comm., Trailic Squad 1, Football Mgr. 1, 2, H. R. Treas. 3, N Club 3, Hi-Y Club 2, Boys' Leaders Club 3. JOSEPH HENRY MUCHE joe H. R. 1 Vocational Vocational Society 3, Flower 84 Hobby Show Usher 3, Projection Club 1, 2, Radio Club 2. PATRICIA M. MUI.HOLLAND Pat H. R. 57 Business Sr. Play Comm., Psychology Club 3. PATRICIA ANN MURPHY Pattie H. R. 45 Business Student Council 3, Sr. Play Comm., Sr. As- sembly Comm., Sr. Banquet Comm., jr. Assembly Cast, jr. Prom Comm., Handbook Staff 1, Apollo Club 2, Intramurals 2. 38 VUILIJAM MURPHY Murph H. R. 36 General Intramurals 2. PERCE MUssE1.MAN Muzz H. R. 57 Academic Sr. Assembly Comm., Sr. Banquet Comm., Com- mencement Usher 2, Tennis V. 1, 2, X-Country Mgr. 5, H. R. V. Pres. 5, Stage Crew 1, N Club 3, Key Club 1, V. Pres. 2, Pres. 5, W'aiters Club 1, 2, 3, Psychology Club 5. ELIZABETH MARY NARDUCCI Betty H. R. 45 General Hi-Eye Literary Staff 1, 2. 5. Garden Club 1. CHARl.o'l I'E ROSELLA NEEl.lJ H. R. 57 General Photography Club 1. Louis NEMPHos Louie H. R. I5 Academic Soph. Congress, jr. Congress, Sr. Congress, Traffic Squad 1, Z, 5, Commencement Usher 2, Track J.V. 1, X-Country J.V. 2, Basketball j.V. Mgr. 2, H. R. Sec. 2, jr. Historians 2, 5, Hi-Y Club l. KENNE'l'H E. NEW Kenny H. R. 57 General Stage Crew l, Aquarium Club 2. JOHN Nonur H- R- 13 General ANNA RIARIA OCHNICH Annie H. R. 57 Business Sr. Plas' Cast. Sr. Assemblv Cast, jr. Assemblv Cast, jr. Prom Comm., A Cabpella Choir 1, 2, Special Ensemble 5, Girls' Ensemble 1, 2, 3. Christmas Pageant 1, 2, 5, Flower 8: Hobby Show Usher 2, 3, Hockey j.V. 1, H. R. Sec. 5, Intra- murals 1, 2. 39 PAUI. R. O,DONNEl.I. H. R. 45 General jr. Prom Comm., A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 5, Spe- cial Ensemble 5, Boys' Ensemble 1, 2, District Chorus l, 5, Christmas Pageant 1, Z, 5, May Day Pageant l, 2, 5. jo ANNE ODORIZZI jo H. R. 45 Business jr. Congress, Student Council 5, Sr. Play Comm., Sr. Banquet Comm., jr. Assembly Comm., jr. Prom Comm., Library Staff Sec. 5, H. R. Sec. 5. Attendance Offlcer 5, Apollo Club Pres 2, 5. THERESA ORR Terry H. R. 18 General Girls' Sport Club Rep. 5. MARIE R. ORSINI H. R. 55 Business Soph. Congress, jr. Congress, Sr. Congress, Sr. Assembly Cast, Sr. Banquet Comm., Jr. As- sembly Cast, Jr. Prom Comm., Flower 8: Hobby Show Usher 5, H. R. Sec. 2, 5, Heilbron Club 1. Physchology Club 5, Sr. Play Comm. JOHN PHILIP PASCALE Geoge H. R. 45 General Garden Club 5, 4-H Club 5. MARY ANN PASQUALE H. R. 49 General Garden Club 1. GEORGE ANTHONY PASTINO H. R. 2 General Student Council 2, X-Country j.V. 5, H. R. Pres. 5, Red Cross Rep. 2, Boys' Leaders Club 5, Intramurals 1, 2. JEAN PATTEN H. R. 45 General Garden Club 1, Apollo Club 2, 5. 40 TONY PELATTI Tony H. R. 57 General Wrestling 3. SAMUEL ANTHONY PELLECHIO H. R. 2 General Sr. Congress, H. R. V. Pres. 3, Sec. 2, Banking Officer 2. BENJAMIN H. PETERSOHN Ben H. R. 13 Academic Student Council 2, Sr. Play Cast, Jr. Assembly Cast, Band Color Guard 1, Commencement Usher 2, Golf 2, Chess Club 3, Mask 8: Wig Club 3, N Club 3, Key Club 3, Hi-Y Club 1, Spanish Club 1, Press Club 1, Intramurals 1. RUTH R. PETRAITIS Rue H. R. 46 Academic jr. Congress, Sr. Congress, Sr. Play Comm., Sr. Assembly Cast, Sr. Assembly Comm., Sr. Ban- quet Comm., jr. Prom Comm., Spice Literary Staff 1, 2, 3, Girls' Chorus 1, Christmas Pageant 2, Eagle Echoes jr. Director 1, 2, Basketball V. 1, j.V. 2, Majorettes 1, 2, 3, H. R. Pres. 3, Hi-Eye Rep. 1, Intramurals 1. ANN PETRIELLO Annie H. R. 56 Business Sr. Banquet Comm., jr. Assembly Cast, jr. Prom Comm., H. R. Sec. 3, Intramurals 1, 2. MARIE E. PIAZZA H. R. 49 Business Sr. Banquet Comm., jr. Assembly Cast, Christ- mas Pageant 1, Spice Rep. 3, Hi-Eye Rep. 3, Red Cross Rep. 3, Garden Club 1. NANCY C. PIERSON Nan H. R. 43 General Sr. Congress, Sr. Banquet Comm., Garden Club 1, Apollo Club 2, 3, Intramurals 1. HELEN ELIZABETH POWERS Betty H. R. 17 Academic Student Council 1, 3, Sr. Play Comm., jr. As- sembly Cast, jr. Prom Comm., A Cappella Choir 3, Special Ensemble 3, Girls' Chorus 2, Girls' En- semble 3, Christmas Pageant 2, 3, Hi-Eye Rep. 2, Mask 84 Wig Club 3, Home Arts Club 2. 41 HENRlE'I'TA P. PRINCE Princic H. R. 51 General Sr. Play Comm., Sr. Banquet Comm., Flower 8: Hobby Show Usher 3, Hockey j.V. 1. LEROY PRINTZ Pierce H. R. 38 General Jr. Prom Comm., Basketball IV. 1, 2, N Club 3, Boys' Leaders Club 1, 2. ROSEMARIE K. PULEO H. R, 53 Arademic Sr. Play Comm., Sr. Banquet Comm., Jr. As- sembly Cast, jr. Prom Comm., Hi-Eye Literary Staff 1, 2, 3, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, Christmas Pageant 1, 2, May Day Pageant 1, Hi-Eye Rep. 1, 2, 3, Jr. Historians 2, 3, Garden Club 1, Press Club 1, Intramurals 1, 2, 3. JANET RABUCK H. R. 51 Business Hi-Eye Rep. 3, Home Arts Club 1. BLANCHE RAPINE H. R. 45 General Sr. Play Comm., Girls' Chorus 1, Girls' En- semble l, Library Staff 3, Flower 8: Hobby Show Usher 3, Library Club 3, Intramurals 2, 3. jovcn A. RAUDENBUSH H. R. 51 Business Soph. Congress, jr. Congress, Sr. Congress, Sr. Play Comm., Sr. Assembly Cast, Sr. Assembly Comm., Sr. Banquet Comm., jr. Assembly Cast, jr. Prom Comm., May Day Pageant 2, Hockey V. 3, J.V. 1, 2, H. R. Sec. 3, Garden Club 1, Home Arts Club 1, Girls' Leaders Club 2, 3. MARJORIE RAYsoR Marge H. R. 45 General Sr. Play Comm., Sr. Assembly Comm., Sr. Ban- quet Comm., jr. Assembly Comm., jr. Prom Comm., Handbook Staff 1, Christmas Pageant 2, 3, Flower 8: Hobby Show Usher 3, H. R. Sec. 3, Treas. 2, Red Cross Rep. 2, 3, Apollo Club 3, Red Cross Club Pres. 2, 3, Intramurals 3. HOWARD E. REICHERT Sonny H. R. 39 General Band 1, 2, Orchestra 2, Valley Forge Area Band 2, Wrestling 3, Photography Club 1, Boys' Leaders Club 3, Intramurals 1. 42 MARIANNA REID Pete H. R. 45 Business Sr. Play Comm., Sr. Banquet Comm., Jr. As- sembly Cast, jr. Prom Comm., Girls' Chorus, Christmas Pageant 1, 3, Flower 84 Hobby Show Usher 2, 3, Hockey j.V. 1, H. R. Treas. 3, Bank- ing Officer 3, Intramurals 2, 3. lVlARI.ENE REIEE H. R. 3 Academic Sr. Play Comm., Sr. Banquet Comm., jr. As- sembly Cast, Library Staff 3, Stamp Club 3, Polio Service Club 2. RUBIE XIALERIA REIEINGER Ru H. R. 41 Business Psychology Club 5. M. LENORE REIGNER Lennie H. R. 46 General Sr. Play Comm., Jr. Assembly Comm., jr. Prom Comm., Christmas Pageant 5, Flower 84 Hobby Show Usher 3, Spice Rep. 2, 3, Red Cross Rep. 2, Spanish Club 2, Apollo Club 3. JAMES R1-ioAos jim H. R. 3 l'nmIinnal Vocational Society 3. DALE B. RIEGER H. R. 53 Business Sr. Play Comm., Sr. Banquet Comm., Ir. Prom Comm., Flower 84 Hobby Show Usher 3, Spice Rep. 2, 3, Red Cross Rep. 2, Garden Club 1, 2, Craft Club Pres. 3. Intramurals 1. KENTON XV. Rl'rTENHoUsE Ken H. R. 45 Academic jr. Assembly Cast, Hi-Eye Business Staff 1, 2, 3, Boys' Chorus 1, Commencement Usher 2, Track V. 2, 3, J.V. 1, X-Country V. 2, 3, IV. 1, H. R. V. Pres. 2, 3, N Club 2, 3, Key Club 3. IDA JANE RoBB1Ns H. R. 53 Business Soph. Congress, jr. Congress, Sr. Congress, Sr. Play Cast, Sr. Assembly Cast, Sr. Assembly Comm., Sr. Banquet Comm., jr. Assembly Cast, jr. Prom Comm., Girls' Chorus 1, Christmas Pag- eant 1, May Day Pageant 1, H. R. Pres. 3, Sec. 2, Polio Service Club Sec. 2, Mask 8: W'ig Club 3, Intramurals 1, 2. 43 CAROI ANNE ROBINSON H R 40 Academu Student Council 3 Sr Play Comm Mask Li wllg Club 2 Psychology Club 3 GEORFE RODENBOUGH H R 45 General Sr Play Comm r Assembly Comm r Prom Comm Christmas Pageantl 2 3 May Day Pag eantl 2 Stage Crew 1 2 3 BARBARA ANNE ROSE Skeeter H R 5 Academzf Sr Banquet Comm jr Assembly Cast Poetry Cont 3 Christmas Pageant 3 Girls Sport Club Rep 3 Intramurals 2 ANNA S Ross Anne H R 57 Busrness Sr Play Comm r Assembly Cast Christmas Pageant 1 Flower 8: Hobby Show Usher 3 Psy chology Club 3 Intramurals 2 ERNEST RoToNDo H. R. 45 General r. Assembly' Cast Special Ensemble 3 Boys Ensemble 1, 2, 3, Christmas Pageant 1. GERTRUDE M. RUPPE Trudy' H. R. 55 Business Sr. Play' Comm., Sr. Assembly' Cast, Sr. Banquet Comm., Jr. Assembly' Cast, jr. Prom Comm., Flower 8: Hobby' Show Usher 3, Girls' Sport Club Rep. 1, Psychology Club 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 3. ANITA MARIE RUSKIN Shorty' H, R, 55 Academir Sr. Play' Comm., Sr. Assembly' Comm., Sr. Ban- quet Comm., jr. Assembly' Comm., jr. Prom Comm., A Cappella Choir 3, Orchestra 1, 2, Christ- mas Pageant 3, Basketball Mgr. 1, 2, 3, Girls' Sport Club Rep. 2, Mask 84 Wig Club 3, Intra- murals 1. ROBERT j. RUSSELL Bob H. R. 53 General Sr. Play' Cast, Trafiic Squad 1, X-Country' j.V. 1, 2, Intramurals 1, Mask 84 Wig Club 1. ERNEST EDWARD RUTH George H. R. 40 Vomlional Vocational Society 3, Flower 8: Hobby Show Usher 3, H. R. V. Pres. 3. ANNA SALAMONE Patty H. R. 56 Business Sr. Congress, Sr. Assembly Comm., Sr. Banquet Comm., Flower 8: Hobby Show Usher 3, H. R. Sec. 2, Garden Club 1, Intramurals 1, 2. BARBARA SANDLER H. R. 61 Business Girls' Chorus l, 2, Monday Chorus 1, Polio Service Club 2, 3. JAMES L. SAYRE jim H. R. 40 Academic Soph. Congress, jr. Congress, Sr. Congress, lr. Assembly Cast, Hi-Eye Literary Staff 2, 3, I Speak for Democracy Cont. 3, Golf 2, 3, H. R. Pres. 3, Sec. 2, Math Club 3, Press Club 1. I21.lzAB1s'rH T. SCHANK Betty H. R. 49 General Student Council 3, Jr. Assembly Cast, Christmas Pageant l, H. R. V. Pres. 3, Garden Club 1, Heil- bron Club Pres. 2, 3. KARL H. Scmxsus H. R. Sl General jr. Assembly Comm., Christmas Pageant 1, 2, 3, Football V. 3, j.V. 2, Red Cross Rep. 3, Stage Crew l, 2, 3, Club 3. HERBER'f XXI SCHMIDT Herb H. R. 49 l'llt'I1fi0I1dl Sr. Congress, Vocational Society 3, Flower 8: Hobby Show Usher 3, Projection 1, 2, Radio Club 2. Lols RIARGARET SEAMAN Lo H. R. 58 General Sr. Congress, Sr. Play Comm., A Cappella Choir l, 2. 3, Christmas Pageant 1, 2, 3, Flower 8: Hobby Show Usher 3, Girls' Ensemble 3, 2 DAVIII SEIPI' H. R. 2 Academic Chess Club 3, jr. Historians 2. CARI. M. SEIJIZER H. R. 40 Academic Sr. Assembly Cast, Jr. Assembly Cast, Chess Club 2. 5. Stamp Club 1, 2, 3. JOHN 'l'. SEWEl.l. Boodles H. R. 51 General Trathc Squad 1, Football V. 1, 2, 3, Track V. 1, 2, 3, N Club 3. JOSEPH H. SHAW' joe H. R. 37 General H. R. Treas. 3, Aquarium Club 2. LEWIS li. SHEMERY, jk. Lew H. R. 41 Amdemiv jr. Congress, Sr. Congress, Tralhc Squad l, 2, 3, Commencement Usher 2, Track J.V. 2. BARBARA ANNE SHIRLEY Bobi H. R. 58 Business Sr. Assembly Cast, jr. Assembly Cast, Student Council 2, Eagle Echoes 1, H. R. V. Pres. 3, Mask 8 Wig Club 2, 4-H Club 3. HARTI.EY A. SIINERWOOD Pete H. R. 41 Academia' Student Council 2, 3, Sr. Play Cast, Sr. As- sembly Cast, Sr. Banquet Comm., jr. Assembly Cast, jr. Prom Comm., Spice Literary Staff 1, 2, 3, Commencement Usher 2. NANCY JOAN SII.vI5RwooII H. R. 51 Business Student Council 2, 3, Jr. Prom Comm., H. R. V. Pres. 3, Hi-Eye Rep. 2, Home Arts Club 1. 46 LEONARD SIMON H. R. 49 jr. Prom Comm., Sandwich General Football V. 3, .I.V. 2, Track J.V. 2, Oil Painting Club 3, Boys' Leaders Club 1. WII.sON T. SIMS H. R. 53 SARAH L. SLOUOH H. R. 38 Pete General Sally Academic jr. Assembly Cast, A Cappella Choir 2, Christ- mas Pageant 3, Flower 8: Hobby Show Usher 3, Spanish Club 3, Gi rls' Ensemble 2. BARBARA L. SMITH Pinky H. R. 51 Business Sr. Play Comm., Sr. Banquet Comm., Hockey J.V. 1, H. R. Pres. 3, Spice Rep. 2, Home Arts Club l. DONALD G. SMITH Smitty H. R. 41 Academic Baseball V. 2, j.V. l, Spice Rep. 2, Boys' Leaders Club 2. JOSEPH E. SMITH Smitty H. R. 45 General Radio Club 2. ROBERT K. SMITH Bob H. R. 55 General Boys' Ensemble ROY L. SMITH H. R. 51 2, Boys' Leaders Club 1. Roy Vocational Sr. Banquet Comm., jr. Prom Comm., Voca- tional Societv 3, Flower 8: Hobby Show Usher 3, Stage Crew il, 2. 47 CHARLES C. SNYDER Chuck H. R. Sl General Photography Club 1. CLAUDE XV. SNYDER Bill H. R. 57 General Band 3, Wrestling 3, Chess Club 3. EVELYN T. SOLOMITO Eve H. R. 53 Business Sr. Play Comm., Garden Club 2, Intramurals 1, 2. CHARLES L. SPANGLER Dick H. R. 58 General Traffic Squad 1, 2, Baseball V. 3, H. R. Pres. 2, 3, Boys' Leaders Club 2, 3. CHRISTIAN SPEAKER Chris H. R. 57 Vocational Band 1, 2, 3, Vocational Society 3, Trallic Squad 2, Flower 8: Hobby Show Usher 3. JEAN M. STAATS K H. R. 55 Academic Student Council 2, 3, Sr. Play Comm., Sr. Ban- quet Comm., Jr. Assembly Cast, jr. Prom Comm., Spice Literary Staff 1, 2, Ed.-in-Chief 3, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, Girls' Ensemble 1, 2, A Cappella Choir 3, Community Concert Usher 3, Christmas Pageant 1, 2, 3, H. R. Pres. 3, Intramurals 1. CONARD j. STEELE Connie H. R. 49 Academic Soph. Congress, Jr. Congress, Sr. Congress, Sr. Assembly Cast, Jr. Assembly Cast, Jr. Prom. Comm., Commencement Usher 2, Football V. 3, j.V. 2, Baseball V. 3, j.V. 1, 2, H. R. Pres. 3, jr. Historians 2, Key Club 1, 2, 3. KENNETH A. STEM Ken H. R. S7 Academic Sr. Banquet Comm., jr. Assembly Cast, Banking Ollicer 3, Attendance Officer 2, 3, Stage Crew 1. ' 48 JOAN RUTH STERN H. R. 55 Academic Sr. Play Comm., Sr. Banquet Comm., jr. As- sembly Cast, Jr. Prom Comm., Spice Literary Staff 1, 2, 3, Girls' Chorus 1, Community Concert Usher 3, Christmas Pageant 1, Hi-Eye Rep. 2, 3. DAVID R. STOUT Dave H. R. 45 General 4-H Club 1. ELIZABETH ANN STROUSE Betty H. R. 61 Business Soph. Congress, jr. Congress, Sr. Congress, Sr. Play Comm., Sr. Assembly Comm., Sr. Ban- quet Comm., Jr. Assembly Comm., jr. Prom Comm., A Cappella Choir 1, 2, Orchestra 1, Girls' Ensemble 3, Christmas Pageant 1, 2, May Day Pageant 1, 2, Banking Officer 1, Oil Painting Club 2. NANCY LEE STROUSE Lee H. R. 56 Business Garden Club 1, Intramurals 1, 2, 3. MARGARET M. STUBA H. R. 18 Afademic Sr. Assembly Comm., Sr. Banquet Comm., Christmas Pageant 3, Flower 8: Hobby Show Usher 3, Red Cross Rep. 2, Creative Writing Club 3, Psychology Club 3, Red Cross Club V. Pres. 2. EMILY SWANSON H. R. 56 General Banking Officer 3, Garden Club 1, Oil Painting Club 2. LEE SVUANSON Lee H. R- 43 General Baseball Mgr. 1, 2, Boys' Leaders Club 2, 3, Intramurals 1. CAROLYN N. SVUEENEY Sue H. R. 58 Business Soph. Congress, jr. Congress, Sr. Play Comm., Sr. Banquet Comm., jr. Prom Comm., Spice Busi- ness Staff 1, Girls' Chorus 1, Basketball V. 3, 1, 2, H. R. Sec. 2, 3, Banking Officer 1, Girls' Sport Club Rep. 2, Treas. 3, Gift Club 3, Intra- murals l, 3. 49 JOSEPH SWEENEY joe H, R, 53 General Flower 81 Hobby Show Usher 3, X-Country V. 3, J.V. 1, 2. ETTA TAYLOR Little Etta H, R, 58 General Sr. Play Comm., Sr. Banquet Comm., jr. Prom Comm., Christmas Pageant 3, Basketball V. 2, j.V. 1, Spice Rep. 2, Attendance Ofiicer 2, Girls' Sport Club Rep. 3, Polio Service Club 3, Gift Club 2, Intramurals 1, 2, 3. GARY V. TAYLOR Giz H. R. 45 Academic Soph. Congress, jr. Congress, Sr. Congress, jr. Assembly Comm., Football V. 2, 3. J.V. 1, H. R. Pres. 2, Stage Crew l, 2, N Club 2, 3, Key Club 3. DAVID F. TESTA Dave H. R. 55 General Boys' Chorus, A Capella Choir 2, 3, Christmas Pageant 1, 2, 3, Garden Club 1. ROBERT C. TESTA Bob H. R. 56 General Football Mgr. 1, 2, 3, Hi-Y Club 3, Intra- murals 1, 2. DAVID WAYNE THoMPsoN Dave H. R. 46 Academic Spanish Club 2, Weight Lifting Club 3. DONALD STANTON TODD H. R. 2 Academic Student Council 3, Sr. Banquet Comm., I Speak for Democracy Cont. 3, Chess Club 2, Creative Writing 3, Mask 8: Wig Club 2. 3. RICHARD B. TOMPKINS Dick H. R. 43 Academic Soph. Congress, jr. Congress, Sr. Congress, Sr. Banquet Comm., jr. Assembly Cast, jr. Prom Comm., Senior Class Treas., Band 1, 2, 3, District Band 2, 3, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, District Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Swimming V. 3, J.V. 2, Golf 2, 3, H. R. V. Pres. 3, Key Club 3. 50 LAWRENCE A. TORNETTA Larry H. R. 56 Vocational Student Council 3, Vocational Society 3, Flower 8: Hobby Show Usher 3, H. R. V. Pres. 2, Intra- murals 1, 2. JEANETTE TRAVE Jeanie H. R. 61 Businexs H. R. Sec. Treas. 3, Spice Rep. 2, Hi-Eye Rep 2, Knitting Club 3. F. RUSSELL TRIMBER Russ H. R. 60 Academic H. R. Pres. 3, Photography Club 2, Physchology Club 5. ALTHEA TYLER Sue H. R. 61 General Knitting Club 3. RICHARD TYLER Dick H. R. 49 Academic Sr. Banquet Comm., Orchestra 1, Commence- ment Usher 2, Track Mgr. 3, Banking Oiiicer 1, 3, Chess Club 3, Jr. Historians 2. GEORGE H. UNDERCUFFI.ER H. R. 51 Vocational Vocational Society 3, Flower 84 Hobby Show Usher 3, Banking Oliicer 2, Radio Club 2. GEORGE URIANI Buckets H. R. 56 General Wrestling 5, H. R. Pres. 2, 3, Hi-Eye 2, Intra- murals 1, 2. JEAN A. VALENTINE H. R. 61 General Student Council 3, Sr. Play Cast, Jr. Assembly Cast, jr. Prom Comm., Hi-Eye Business Staff 1, 2, 3. 51 LAWRENCE H VAT I ETTE Larry Acadermc Sr Assembly Comm Algebra Club 3 DONAID VAN BILLIARD Don H R 1 Academic Photography Club 2 Oil Painting Club 3 JOAN E VITABILE H R 60 General r Assembly Cast BRUCE WAGNER Dutch H R 63 Academzc Sr Congress A Cappella Choir 1 2 3 Tralhc Squad 2 3 Christmas Pageant 1 2 3 X Country X 1 H R V Pres 3 Traffic Club 2 3 ARTHUR H. WA1.KER Whitey' H. R. 43 Academic Baseball .V. 1, Track J.V. 2, Swimming V. 2, 3, H. R. Pres. 3, Treas. 2, Spice Rep. 2, Banking Officer 2, N Club 3, Math Club 2, Boys' Leaders Club 1, 2, 3. BETTY JEAN WALKER B. J. H. R. 59 Business Soph. Congress, Jr. Congress, Sr. Congress, Hi E Sr. Banquet Comm., Jr. Prom Comm., '- ye Rep. 2, Psychology' Club 3. JOAN WALKER Joanie H. R. 63 General Student Council 2, Sr. Play' Comm., Sr. Ban- quet Comm., Jr. Assembly' Comm., Jr. Prom Comm., Sr. Assembly Cast, Community' Concert Usher 3, Basketball V. 3, J.V. 2, Tennis V. 2, H. R. Pres. 3, Creative Writing 3, Garden Club 1, Pres. 2, Girls' Sports Club Sec. 3, Intramurals 1, 3. MARK E. WEAND, JR. H. R. S5 Academic Sr. Banquet Comm., Jr. Assembly' Cast, Jr. Prom Comm., Track J.V. 1, 2, X-Country' V. 3, J.V. 1, 2, H. R. V. Pres. 2, 3, Banking Officer 2, 3, Jr. Historians 1, 2, Mask 8: Wig Club 3, N Club 2, 3, Waiters Club 1, Boys' Pastry' Club 2, Intra- murals 1. l BERNARD WEBER Skeeter H R 56 Academic r Congress Student Council Pres 3 Sr Play Cast Sr Banquet Comm r Assembly Cast r Prom Comm A Cappella Choir 1 3 Boys En semble 1 2 3 Band 1 Christmas Pageant 1 3 Commencement Usher 2 Baseball V 1 2 Bank Ing Officer 2 Kes Club 1 2 3 Intramurals 1 STANLEY H WEIDMAN Stan H R 56 General Christmas Pageant 3 Photography Club 1 ALFRED WEIDNER JR H R 61 Vomtzonal Sr Banquet Comm r Prom Comm H1 Eye Literary Stall 3 Band 1 Vocational Society 3 Flower 8: Hobby Show Usher 1 H R V Pres 2 Projection Club 1 H1 Y Club 2 W RICHARD WENTZEL Prof H R 63 General Sr Banquet Comm Band 1 2 Traffic Squad 1 2 3 Sec 2 Commencement Usher 2 H R Treas 1 2 3 Banking Officer 1 2 3 Mask 8: Wig Club 2 3 MICHAEL P. WEST South Street H. R 56 General Soph. Congress, Football Mgr. 1, H. R. V. Pres. 1, Boys' Leaders Club 1, Intramurals 1. JOHN M. WILLIAMS jake H. R. 63 Vocational Vocational Society Pres. 3, Swimming j.V. 2, Photography Club 2, Stage Crew 1. BIARION ARLENE WILLIAMS Kitten H. R. 61 Business jr. Prom Comm., Girls' Chorus 1, 2, Christmas Pageant 1, 2, 3, Flower 8: Hobby Show Usher 3, Majorettes 1, 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, Handicraft Club 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 3. BIARLENE L. WILSON Marti H. R. 61 Business Library Staff 3, Garden Club 1, 2, Craft Club 3. ROBERT E. WILSON H. R. 61 Academic Math Club 3, Coin Club 3, Intramurals. JUDITH E. WISLER Judy H. R. 61 Academic Sr. Play Comm., Sr. Banquet Comm., Jr. Prom Comm., Handbook Stal? 1, May Day Pageant 1, Basketball V. 2, 3, J.V. 1, H. R. V. Pres. 2, Girls' Leaders Club 1, 2, 3, Girls' Sports Club 2, Pres. 3, Intramurals 1, 2. ROBERTA E. WOLFE Bobbie H. R. 61 Business Jr. Assembly Cast, Hockey J.V. 1, Majorettes 3, Knitting Club 1, 3, Intramurals 1, 3. JOAN WOODLAND Woodie H. R. 61 Academic Sr. Play Comm., Sr. Banquet Comm., Jr. As- sembly Cast, Jr. Assembly Comm., Jr. Prom Comm., Girls' Chorus 1, 2, Girls' Ensemble 1, 2, Band 2, 3, Christmas Pageant 1, 2, 3, May Day Pageant 1, 2, Flower 8: Hobby Show Usher 3, Polio Service Club 2, Mask 8: Wig Club 3, Apollo Club Sec. 3, Intramurals 1. M. ELLEN WURTZ H. R. 60 Business Jr. Congress, Sr. Congress, Sr. Play Comm., Sr. Assembly Cast, Sr. Banquet Comm., Jr. Assembly Comm., Jr. Prom Comm., H. R. Sec. 2, Hi-Eye Rep. 1, Banking Olhcer 1, Spanish Club 1. WARREN J. WYNN, JR. Jim H. R. 61 Academic Commencement Usher 2, Math Club 3. THOMAS H. YEAKLE Tom H. R. 61 Academic Student Council 2, A Cappella Choir 1, Boys' Ensemble 3, Poetry Cont. 3, Traffic Squad 1, Christmas Pageant 1, Commencement Usher 2, H. R. Pres. 3, Intramurals 1, Math Club 2, 3. MAE YOUNG H. R. 60 Business 54 B. RONALD YOUNG Ronnie H. R. 63 Amdemic Student Council 3, jr. Prom Comm., Sr. As- sembly Cast, Weight Lifting Club 3. RICHARD F. ZELLER Zell H. R. 61 Academic Commencement Usher 2, Football V. 3, J.V. 1, 2, Track j.V. 2, Swimming V. 3, J.V. 2, H. R. V. Pres. 2, 3, Boys' Chorus 1, Boys' Ensemble 1, Algebra Club 3, Mask 8: Wig Club 2, N Club 2, 3, Key Club 1, 2, 3, Student Council V. Pres. 3. DAvm F. ZEY1-um Dave H. R. 60 Arademir jr. Prom Comm., Hi-Eye Literary Staff 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, Commencement Usher 2, Track J.V. 2, Swimming V. 3, J.V. 2, H. R. Treas. 3, Photog- raphy Club 1, 2, Psychology Club 3. LENo1ua N. ZIMMERLING Norie H. R. 58 Arademic Sr. Play Comm., Jr. Assembly Cast, H. R. Treas. 2, 3, Knitting Club 1, Mask 81 Wig Club 2, Spell- ing Club Treas. 3, Intramurals. 55 MRS MARGUERITE D BORZELLECA Dear Members 0 the Class o 1954 Three years haye passed smce you entered hxgh school and now you stand on the threshold of a new lrfe You are ready to put nnto practlce the many lessons you have learned and to assume the dutxes that awalt you For me as class sponsor these three years have been a real yoy Together, we have assumed many I'6SP0l'lSlblllIl8S we have been called upon to make manv de deal to me m all our projects It 15 my hope that as a result of the hours of work and play we have shared you will be arded m fulfillmg the demands that llfe wrll make of you And now as our time together draws to its close let me wlsh for all of you success and happmess but best of all contmued farth ln your own selves Youth IS a rlch grft use lt wlsely Very smcerely yours MARGUERITE D BORZELLECA 56 1 . V . , , . 7 3 . V' cisions. Your unfailing support and enthusiastic co-operation have meant a great 7 , . - I Bollom Row-Catherine Cotteta, Nancy Pierson, Ellen Wurtz, Betty Strouse, Ida jane Robbins, joyce Raudenbush, Shirley Calhoun, Nancy Martino, Shirley Dettra, Marie Orsini, Anna Salamone. Second Rau'-Betty Leeson, Betty jean XValker, Frances Fitzhugh, Ruth Petraitis, Lois Sea- man, Helen MacKay, Betty Lou Ahn, Barbara Graham, Sc-:nina Work, ambition, and cooperation' jane Hildebrand, . '-j I p Cusumano, james Lemon, Robert Moser, David Gey, john Collins, Salvatore Gallo, David Foulke. Sayre, Louis Nemphos, Louis Shemery, Barbara Baxter Third Rou ose h Hynes, Alexander Top Rau'-james Rae Boyd, Gary Taylor, Samuel Pellechio, Paul Dejohn, Bruce Wagner, john Clemmer, Herbert Schmidt. Gamyma '-that was the Class of 1954 out and out 1 and could very well have been our motto. Our first successful accomplishment in our last year was the mysterious and comical senior play, Home Sweet Homicide. Not only through the efforts of the cast but also through the cooperation and support of the class itself was the play such a wonderful success. Following the play was the senior banquet, Dreamer's Paradise. That night we shall never forget. The Senior Congress was the driving force behind these activities. lts members were chosen from their respective homerooms, making Congress the nucleus of our class. The meetings were conducted by the class officers with the help of our class sponsor, Mrs. Borzelleca. Following the play and the banquet were the senior assembly and the senior prom. But deepest in our hearts were Baccalaureate, Senior Day, and our Gradua- tion. It was then we said good-bye to all which we may later call the best years of our lives. WlLLlAlNl BjORSFTH President NANCY JONES Secretary 51 CAROLYN DFTVUILER Vive President RICH ARD TOM PKINS Treasurer E.-rg ft Botlom Rou'-Barbara Dugan, janet Geatens, Marilyn terrante, james Fox, Bruce lilfenbein, XVilliam Bjorseth, Kriebel, Carolyn lletwiler, joan Stern, jean Staats, Betty Robert Moser, Bernard Welwer, Kenton Rittenhouse, Rich- Lou Kenworthy, Ruth Petraitis, joAnne Odorizzi, Ruth ard Tyler, Allan Fenselau, lfdwartl Hawes. George Hurchalla, Brooks, Shirley Calhoun, Carmelita Carfagno, Betty Strouse. james Say re, Hartley Silverwood. Carolyn Sweeney. Top Rau'-Thomas Yeakle. Charles ln' Quldlancein Seniafzi ancf Jfancvz Social' There are always those who excel. These were the seniors who had served their school well and according to their classmates or teachers were deserving of recognition for their merits. The Outstanding Seniors, chosen by their classmates, were those who had been active in extra-curricular affairs and eminent in all they did. By a faculty decision, Honor Society membership was determined. Scholarship, leadership, character, and service were the major factors in choosing the recipients of this award. Both groups may well be proud of their honors. Ifruul Kou'-Bernard XX'eber, jean Staats, Carolyn Det- Bari Ron'-lfdwartl Hawes, George Cagliola, Vfilliam wiler, Nancy jones, Toni Cienuardi, Richard Tompkins. Bjorseth, Charles lnterrante. undef: pawn W'hat could be more exciting and wonderful than a glimpse into four corners of our fascinating earth? The theme of the Junior Prom, Music in the lNIoonlight acted as a shiny six- engined constellation as it skimmed each couple through the starlit sky around the globe. From the bewitching Orient where our plane chose to circle over a rose-strewn rickshaw, to an entrancing Hawaiian beach framed in swaying palms, the plane followed its itinerary. Third stop was gay Paree, with her dazzling shops and unique sidewalk cafes. Last stop-Holland--a windmill bidding us a warm wel- come from a charming little country. And so, home again to the most wonderful land of all-America-to a little flowered bridge lending itself to a small fisherman trying his luck. Music in the Moonlight was interrupted by a brief inter- mission for delicious refreshments on the moonlit terrace and a short walk around the rose gardens. XY'ho could ever forget that exciting round-the-world trip, dancing to the terrific music of jimmy Ryan and his orchestra, that special spot after the prom, all in that beautiful made-to-order spring night. The moon comes up on the junior Prom, 'wliiploe lbru Ibn' tulips. Tefe-a-Tele. Q X Time out for talk. So this is the Orientf genial: play Somebody had been killed. Killed! Remember those lines? They were from our senior play Home Sweet Homicide. Remember how hard we all worked and how much fun everyone had making our pro- duction a success. The cast really deserved all the compliments and praise that they got. They had to be at every re- hearsal on time and ready to gog and remember how most of them walked around the halls with one eye open after a long night rehearsal the last two weeks before the play? Looking in on rehearsal, one was apt to find almost anything: for instance, Mr. Allen, our coach, running madly across the stage firing a pistol full of blanks uttering some weird noises that meant please learn your lines. It was certainly an experience the cast will never forget. Of course nothing could ever have been done if it hadn't been for the committees, the backbone of the whole thing. Most of us worked on some com- mittee and in that way contributed our share to the finished product. The Property Committee really had a lot of fun rounding up such items as a few O11 grieff Ola agony' revolvers, gumdrops, lemon pie filling, cinnamon cakes, and blackmail papers. The Costume Commit- tee had a big job to make sure that he looked like an innocent, impudent, spoiled little brother, or that she looked like a vain, silly, plump, good- hearted woman in her sixties. The Make-up Commit- tee seemed to enjoy smearing the faces of the cast with grease paint and eyebrow pencil. Without the Publicity Committee who handed out little tags, and the ever faithful Stage Committee who were always there when needed, we just couldn't have produced anything. The ticket and Program Committees also worked really hard and added their efforts to the rest of the ingredients of the first project of our senior year. The Artistry Committee put the finish- ing touches on the whole sage with thc pretty and appealing setting which they created. Others of us were ushers, and of course everybody worked hard to sell tickets. On the nights of Friday, November 13th fthe per- fect date for a murder mystery comedyj and Satur- day, November 14th, everyone was tense with ex- citement as the melodious strains of Dragnet faded and the curtains rose on Home Sweet Homicide. I'm 41 goin' fail, podnerh' Unce LKPOU f ibut un 1 Scum: Huuqnrl A large whlte book, a cands strewn pathwax, and a glorxous entrance mto a Dreamers Paradlse On that wonderful mght of the Semor Banquet enersone looked lxke storx book personalltles that had just stepped out of their pages to hawe a de l1c1ous turkes dlnner ln the cafeterla A pathvsas of clouds strevsn wlth gumdrops and lolllpops set the mood for the expcrtls decorated gxmnasxum As we wllked through the door to the gxm, we dl3CON ered that ll was no ordlnarx door, T111 Jong llml sbe uns swung Samoa but the door of a house cosered wlth cands canes, cookxes, and lolllpops Our gaze fell next on an ns covered castle stretchxng nts sublxme peaks aboxe the blue crepe paper sky The corners of the gxm could easlly hawe represented the pages of the book at the entrance of the gsm Wfalkmg from corner to corner, enchanted bs the soft dreamy muslt of IITIITIX Rax and his Or chestra, we saw The Kmg and ueen of Hearts The dmu brzdge tba! led to the raffle Do you rerogm e anyone U - vlllvfuaw M1494 . . , , p s O . . wk W' 4 2 tl' :aw . , c .9 Y S lv' 2, is , ,, 1 . i , - . -L W t h' , ' - 2 . , , , ' ,' , . . r I . 1 -- - Y - . 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CUFIOSIIX gettlng the best of us we declded to walk oy er md there found the other dwarf standmg rn the doorvsay all bed1y,,ht rn a quamt little sult The fourth page of our unusual book was Sleepmg Beauty She looked quite lovely sleepmg 1n that beautlful canopy bed w1th her prmce charmlng kneel mg patnently beslde her' The most memorable event of the eyenmg vsas the charm dance, when we were presented wnth sterllng sllver class charms Before we knew lf the band was playlng Goodmght Sweetheart XX e took one last look at the maglcal wonderland and grabbed some souvenirs before lt yamshed Entermg the land of emgerbread men A mstle III paradise g ., - X a ,V V A . 1 4 A 'V .J I s y S f 4 XY l S af I ' W Q, ,L-, 'e' M , lt: S , I ' A I U A' P r J' Q ff A L ' A ,M ,Q,Mt,, , .L sz ' V Q ' ' J ' . 4 1 'I ,Q Q -I I. Q I v 7 . H I 17 I . 1 Y - Y , 1 ' ' 'l H . .U I . , . W V . Y . I I . . X . I I , ' , I 6 Wim! We Ebac! 3- 21:- :.1 M 1 - if Jer! 3 Siuclenl eauncd and do our best to mcrte a like respect m all students We shall strrve to transmrt this school greater, better, and more worthy than lf was trans mltted to us These words are just a few of the great oath of ofhce for our hxgh school student coun crl members At the Inductnon Ceremony Mr Kost gives the oath of 0lTlCC to the Treasurer Secretary and Vnce Presldent and President 1n that order The Presndent rn turn mducts the members as a body After these words are spoken the new member takes on quite a responslbllrty Each person 1S as signed to a committee such as Welfare, Publrclty, Soclal, Bulletin Board Project, Grievance and Hell bron Every commrttee and commrtteeman has a job to do, for example the Soclal commrttee has dances sponsored by council Thus year councll sponsored five dances, the Get Acquamted Dance and four on the 4 Dance Program The social commlttee had to make all the arrangements, band theme, chaperones, gym, and decoratrons All the commnttees have bug jobs to do and they do them To become a councrl member one has to be elected by hrs homeroom To be elrgxble for the candrdacy of officers the person must have a c average and have petmons srgned by 150 students If there are more than 3 candidates for any posrtron a conven t1on IS necessary Each homeroom sends a delegate to the convention to elrmlnate as many persons as necessary to only have three names remammg Elec tlons take place twice a year Thls year the lirst semester oliicers were Presldent, Bernard fSkeeterj Weber, Vlce Presrdent, Kleopha Alker, Secretary Tom Genuardn Treasurer, Mrchael Ferrerl The sec ond semester oiiicers were Presldent, Charles Inter rante, Vrce President, Rlchard Zeller, Secretary, Tom Genuardl, Treasurer, Mrchael Ferrerr The Student Council members do a wonderful job and this year was a most successful year under the gurdance of a patient and well lrked sponsor, Mr Frederick B Schnele Student Councnl rs the most lmportant student body m a school, and Norrrstown Hrgh School has a councxl to be proud of Top Rou Left to Rxghl Bernard Weber lst Semester Pres Tom Genuardn lst 84 Znd Semester Sec Charles Interrante 2nd Semester Pres Bottom Row Left to Rrght Kleo Alker lst Semester V Pres Michael Ferrern lst 8: 2nd Semester Treas Rlchard Zeller 2nd Semester V Pres 67 MIQXQ. i ,M Boltom Rott'-Ruth Petraitis, Marilyn Kriebel, Carolyn Sue Tompkins. Third Rau'-Hartley Silverwood, Betsy Detwiler, judy lles, Leona Sayre, judy Glenn, Nancy XVag- Leyering, Mildred Forsyth, joan Stern. Fonrfb Rau'-Man ner, Anne Young, jackie Lu Rhodes. Second Rau'-Thomas yin Ladoy, XVells Hunt, David Book. Hlington, judy Kramer, Rachel Clemmer, Kleopha All-ter. Spice filmaaq glad Out of the yociferous conyersation that emitted from room 44 during fifth period came choice lines about Canterbury Tales . . . Macbeth . . . Ham- let . . . and sometimes Spice, That was the in- dustrious Spice staff hurrying to complete the 1954 Spice before the deadline! Many diligent hours were spent in producing the pride and joy of Editor-in-Chief, jean Staats, and sponsor, Mr. Kephart. Everyone, well, some at least, worked to produce a worthwhile yearbook during Friday Club period and many afternoons after school. Each year from the many applications received from sophomores, Mr. Kephart chose those whom he thought were the most capable and so built a continuing staff. The biggest thrill to each member of the Spice staff was seeing the book presented to each graduate and knowing that all the work hadn't been just for that one day but would become more valuable as time passed. ,lux STAATS MR. EIJXYIN Ci. KPPHART EDXYARD HAVVES MR. RICH.-XRD KISTLER Jli-Zye .Edeaaaq .Slaff Remember that great paper we had at N. H. S.? VC'e could hardly wait to get back to homeroom on publication Fridays to see what they said about us in the Society Satire Column or what Miss Berger had to say For the Future. Hi-Eye was published on alternate Fridays by the Hi-Fye Literary Staff. On the Mondays following publication if one should happen to drop in Room 11 in the morning, it wouldn't be out of the ordinary to think that he witnessed a gab and knitting ses- Boltom Rau'-Sally Rogers, Marilyn Fritts, Polly XVilliams, Charles Interrante, james Fox, Tanya Maloff, Barbara Du- gan, Claudia Croll, Marika Olson. Second Rau'-Norma LaVerde, Ann Colbert, Lona Toll, joan Aker, Peggy Beadle, lrene Lawler, Nancy Hansell, Mary Anne Gagliano, Sondra Ungerleider. Third Rau'-Sallie Bouchelle, Philomena Bruno, Teresa Gesulla, Beverly Decker, Toni Arena, Ruth sion. The gab being by the mad, all eyes and ears, fact-Ending, junior journalists in their quest for their next gem of literatureg the knitting being of the Sponsor's brow to make sure all phases of school life would be covered in the next issue. Mr. Kistler, Hi-Eye's Sponsor, Editor-in-Chief, Ed Hawes, and all the members of the literary and typing staffs turned out an excellent paper which appealed to all classes and all courses. It was indeed The liyes and Ears of N. H. S. Brooks, Sylvia Chale, Toni Genuardi, joAnne Odorizzi, janet Crawford, Sandy Farl. lfourlb Rau'-Rochelle Pink, Nancy Hansherry, Mary Flla Beyer, lillen XX'urtz, Vivian Catagnus, Barbara Horrocks, Betty DeMeno. Fifth Rau'- jay XVeiss, David Zeyher, Alfred W'eidner, Richard Butera, George Standbridge, james Sayre. v ,YYv.. LT v Je E- M ,. sw f F gg, O . Y . , 'X I f' I 17.3 r 1, Q. ' x , W., S A f , , 4, 77,7 , Af K' Q Q ii Y . . y . ,1, W Tlx., ffflff' ,,-iff ,f, '3,4f 2. ' 1,4 wi' ,lff iv 'hh I WV: s yi! .f a K V,,,V, U - -avvu ,4 S. .K-'ef' 1 QP S 1 w Q fQ .,-f.Qil ' X --.Wg , . -.-...... X' , 1 r V3 if -W? .My 5 A a 1 ,N- ga: I 4. x A , .,,,..1,, - .. ,, 4 i' ,M v 'Q iq 1 M Zi V ,pf I . , A Qi I, if I 'Y f X. V f' ,, f T .N wi Jw' f 5' ' W' xf ff' H AQ: ixsfpzfrfyfug' Lx 0 , K Img! , I .KX Fi nv X.,-5 Q' f ' . P ?9' X if K Aw ' Qc , N -J S' SW Botlom Rou'-Sylvia Adamson, Carol Boughter, janet Leibbrandt, Marguerite Getty, Frances jenkins, Mary Lou Mitchell, Zoann Moore, Kathleen Amole, Barbara Hunt, Elizabeth Powers, Anna Marie Ochnich, Anita Ruskin. Second Rau'-Ruth Brooks, Barbara Horrocks, Barbara Young, Frances Zummo, Dorothy Detwiler, judith Carl, Theresa Angelilli, lrene Lawler. Betty jane Paulhamus, Barbara Meyers, Nancy Fagens, Carol Griffiths. Third Rau' Criticism is easy, art is difficult were Mrs. Mary Downey Fluck's words to cushion a long rehearsal when progress seemed elusive. Christmas Everywhere came first among the big activities of the group, larger this year than usual. Also in December came the choice of eight of the -james Robbins, Sidney Small, Barbara Dugan, Rudene Abney, jean Staats, Kathleen Rose, jean Feist, Trudy Schneider, joan Williams, Ann Smith, Ivana Price, joan Cummins. Fourth Rau'-Thomas Scott, David Testa, Thomas Omer, Fred Curtis, Bruce Wagner, Robert Bronson, XY'il- liam Knerr, Bernard XY'eber, jerome Trecroce, Kenneth Roberts. .4 eappezza Choir to the Southeastern District Chorus. What a thrill! And then after Yardley one was picked for the All State Chorus. The applause for the Spring Music Festival placed the climax on the year's program and rewarded the choir for its long hours of work. Clmir hun! at work 1 Bottom Rau'-Phyllis Smith, Nancy Weber, Sue Tomp- Warren joiner, Bard Halliday, Marvin Ladov. Fourth Rou' kins, Marlene Nixon. Second Rau'-Charles Interrante, An- -Harry Shannaman, David Burns, Donald Tuttle, Frank thony Maddonni, Williatni Ciauger, jay Davis, Wfilliam Newton, Thomas Ellington. Tbird Rau'-David Atkinson, Del Piezo. Top Rau'-Chris Speaker, Way'ne Loux, Neal Nelson, Richard Croll, joseph Ficklin. Bam! Under the direction of Mr. Holton, the N.H.S. band has always striven to play better music and to play music better. Things began to roll when the football season arrived. The marching band was composed of a group of boys who practiced hard and developed high standards both in music and marching. After the football season came more numbers which would develop a good concert tone for com- ing events, such as the Band Assembly and the Spring Music Festival. Each year musicians with exceptional ability have a chance to participate in Valley Forge Area Band, District Band, and District Orchestra. The members in these organizations were selected on a competitive basis from among the best musicians in the South- eastern District. This year, N.H.S. had the privilege of being host to All State Band, consisting of the high ranking players of each of the districts in Pennsylvania. Our Though the earth be filled u'itlJ flowery . . I I Bottom Rou'-Marie Reichert, Carol Bern, Doris XX'ood- Sypherd, Ralph Al-ter, Edward Mciiee. Fourth Rau-Alex land, joan Vfoodland. Serond Rau'-Robert Ginyard, Ken- ander Collins, Robert Lee, Charles Lanan, Daniel Stein neth Benardo, David Fryer, Charles XY'hiteman, Vfalter Richard Moll. Tap Rau'-Richard Tompkins, Arthur Thomp- XX'eiland, Peter Ford. Third Rau'-Richard Cohen, Dale son, Harland Smith, Arnold Mann, Robert Gottshall. auditorium stage had to be enlarged to accommodate The Phantom Regiment-Anderson the 180 people participating in the concerts. , . . . . . P2 t' ' A S l S -G d ' This was a big year for the band. There was in ds? on merlcan ming Ongs run man something on the fire all the time, even to the Amparito Roca-Texidor ' ' d. lerl en The Three jacks-XY'alters BAND CONCERT MUSIC Colossus of Columbia March-Alexander The King and l-Rodgers and Hammerstein- Anniversary March flntroducing Auld Lang Synenj Arr. by Bennett -Goldman-Arr. by Leidzen Mr. Dimmu Holton I 7 Y man ,DK t.. 3, TTT l-5-:Aff Front Rau' fleft to rigbtj-james Rhoads, William Far! rell, john Leary, Raymond Grifiith, Robert Kuhnsman, john Capperella, Alfred Weidner. Second Rou' Cleft to rigbtj- joseph Muche, William Keplinger, Salvatore Gallo, joseph xv rl Detwiler, Ronald Bowden, Roy Smith. Third Rau' Cleft to right,-Christian Speaker, Ernest Ruth, Lawrence Tornetta, Abram Beswick, Michael Dearolf, George Undercufller, john Williams, joseph Bolis. acalianal Saciefy This week was not like other weeks at N.H.S. The Vocational students were not in their rooms as usual but were seen scampering around the gym and through the halls carrying pennants, wagon wheels, and various other paraphernalia. A big event was to take place: The annual Barn Dance sponsored by the Vocational Society. The Vocational Society was composed of qualified L- boys who were approved by their teachers, Mr. Dolas as sponsor, and the students of the group. After new members of the group were chosen, an election was held for otiicers. The Vocational Society had planned from the first week of school their big affair. Everyone in the society worked to make it a big success, and the big night arrived and fulfilled each boy's fondest hopes. Mr. Dolas, jolm unillidlilb First Rau'-Louis Smith, David Roscoe, Robert Zimmer- man, john Schell, Charles Schantz, jack Hill, Paul Dixon, William Schuck, Robert Russell, Linfard Bitner, Gerald Boorse. Second Row-Sullivan Dello Buono, Richard Went- zel, William Fleischultz, john Weaver, john Yahraes, David Walker, Fred Banks, Milton Goldson, Louis Nemphos. '7wffic We often noticed the members of the Traffic Club -especially when they caught us breaking some traffic rule. Their enforcement of the law sometimes displeased us, but they were on the job. Each member of the Traliic Club had a position from which he was to supervise and direct traffic in the halls. They were also on duty for special gatherings and pep rallies, to and from which they Mr. Reinmiller. Richard Babb Third Row-Donald Moyer, jerome Trecrose, Daniel Stein, Eugene Reed, james Corley, joseph Duddy, Michael Mar- zella, Lewis Shemery. Fourth Row-George Sinclair, Bruce Wagner, Peter Matticola, Robert Balmer, john Seifer, Rob- ert Clary, Ed Lerch, William Sobeck, Richard Hunsicker. Glad kept traiiic moving in a steady and orderly stream. The Traffic Club also worked with the attendance office in the handling of home lunch permits. Richard Babb was captain and Mr. Reinmiller sponsor of the club, which met every other Friday afternoon all through the year. They persevered in their elforts for the good of the school. WTMVIH it I eaizmss 1 H Wit C was iam SEPTEMBER The doors of N H S were re opened to greet both nevy faces and the old fa mlllaf ones Ist Sludent Counrrl Dance Pzdme Taking Day 1953 The Semor Play rqcfiaified Ana! gaenli 22 24 OCTOBER Off to a good start the football team defeated Conshohocken 1n our first game of the season Flash Skeeter Weber mducted as Student Counc1l Presxdent for the first semester The annual Flower and Hobby Show proves once more that hard work com bmed wxth pleasure pays dlvldends Get Acquamted Dance The umors make hlstory by capturmg the money prlze for the best attendance Football Cayalcade All the publlc schools of Norrxstown partlcxpated 1n a gala mght of football Penna Wfeek vyas hlghlxghted by the umor HISIOIIHHS Assembly umor Candy Sale The standard ques t1on how much welght dnd you gam ln supportmg the umor Class? umor Rlng Sale Dld you hear of the boy who ordered h1s rmg much smaller than necessary? Only one? ack O Lantern ump A well 1n yested dollar the first of four Stu dent Councll dances to be enjoyed by a azz Concert D1g those crazy cool sy ll - - 8 - . .. f - -U ' 17 - - ' 27 - ' . J ' 12 - 1 - ' I2-16 - . f ' ' ' 15 - j ' I' - - . . J . D 21 - J . . i . Y 25 - J ' ' J '- ll. 29 - j - ' v cat . ! !! 80 fa jfze 412141 Semedllm 'OX EMBER 13 14 26 27 DECEMBER to- an 4 JANL ARY XX'ho dumt' The Senlor Class com bmlng mxsters and drama helped to answer thls questxon m thelr presenta txon of Home Sweet Homlcxde Colored lxghts on wheels sleeplng cowbows and l1fe lnke camp fires brmg back memorles of the Wocatlonal Barn Dance The long awalted Thanksglvmg Day football game brought to a close a suc cessful season plus an added holiday Heaven sang the angelic volces por traymg the birth of Christ X acatlon and prevnousls learned work forgotten Noah s Ark not onlx suruved 40 dass and 40 nxghts of flood but managed to vun for Polls Whllnams the Emma Chrxstlan Poetrs Readmg Contest Four more offlcers those of the 55 class were added to the hxstorx F X H S Thls TV Dream topped all possnble dreams as the unlor Class Presented tts Annual Assemblx I Flash' Interrante mducted as new Student Council Presldent It seems lnke an etermty but onlx the first semester has passed Tbanksgnzng Dag Game Air Sueenev at a pep rally Vomtzon 11 Barn Dance IN 7 28 - .- ' T ' ' .' I a 21 '- ' Q ' Q 21 -T u , n T n , I u - l ' . I I 16 - Christmas Pageant- Glory to God in 21 J - - ' f' ' .- ' 7 ? AY 1 , I. ,' I, 15 - , Q ' ' ' ' 1' 0- 21 - ' , , ' , , J ' - 81 Fl:BRL ARY Wrestlmg E h1b1t1on Ewen the g1rls got a llberal educatlon about the une art of wrestlmg Mask and Wlg Assembly Mr Allen s club outdld ltself wxth a rouslng ro mantlc comedy Cbrzslmas .Season 11 N H 9 jr Assembly Semor Banque! k!flCC UPON MARCH 18 20 APRIL fqcfuulaei and gaewit The thlrd Student Councll Dance w1th the theme Sweetheart s Swmg was an HSSISI to cupld Valentmes Day Wonder who sent that card? Patrlotnc Assembly We set as1de a day to remember the Father of Our Country w1th a panel dlscusslon gnen by Mr Alderfers speech class Semor Assembly After weeks of hard work the Semors topped off the1r year w1th the1r presentatlon of Showboat and a new determlnatxon to wort harder next tlme Wmter Sports awards All those par txcxpatmg 1n basketball and wlmmmg modestly recelved thelr awards befor the entnre school The lzastern All State Band Norrxs town Hlgh School was honored by be 1ng host to the one hundred elghty outstandlng musxclans f Eastern Penna Key Club Dance Along wlth IIS other ZCIIVIIICS Norr1stown Hxgh s Key Club found t1me to sponsor a dance The Spellmg Bee found ey ery one scur rung to thelr dnctlonary to check up on some of those words ' Student Counc1l Dance everyone agreed that thls last dance was the best of all Schoolmens Week brought two days vacatxon whnle the teachers caught up on thelr educatlon I C O I . v 13 - . . . 4 - . X . .. - V . 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I - i s Q V-l s 1 'I N 1 V ' , A A' ll - ' '- 12 - The end of the Fourth Marks Period . . , 1 18 - ' f - 2 - w a 1 0 1 7 -- v l u 1 QT . . 2 - ' f ' - ii l . 5 M I W I 8-9 - ' - 82 .fn lfae Second Sandia I7 19 26 30 MAY JUNE Easter time brought with it a well earned vacation Boy and Girl Week was highlighted by plans to crown the May Queen amidst the splendor of her court Everyone was on their best behavior as they prepared for their parents vxslt on Family Night The climax of the year for the artists and musicians came with our annual 'Vfusic Festival and Art Exhibit Report cards again It doesnt seem possible that 5 6 ths of the year passed by so soon concerned Ed Hawes handed over his job to our new H1 Eye editor ln their annual as sembly unlor Prom The juniors first big dance chalked up as a huge success We started on the beginning to the end our exams' Senior Awards Assembly The first group of outstanding students to be honored Nlemorial Day We remember those who here gaye their lnes that this nation might lne Class Day After receiving our 1934 Spice we gathered in the rose garden for our party Commencement Exercises We leave our school so dear The Sophomores first chance to show their ability to work as a class in put ting on their assembly School closes Ypp ' Semor Asxembly prurlxre Sign my Ypxre please Last day o school I H- - . . . I - 10 - . Q., y I i F- y . . . ll - , . 29 - - , - 25 - - i ee.! f 6 - . I . 1 . . . .i 7 1 I . ' 8 - Senior Prom-The best as far as we're 15 - . . 22 - J . - . . N, 1 . 27 - 1 ' ' 28 - ' '- Q 51 - 1 ' 'J' . use 4 - Q- - - .. - 85 Whd 5 72a-414 We J! cf G - S 1' Q A X? I 4 ,J ..,.v - ,ol -f 1:2 ' '-1-Q ,f.fL f' 'J Firxl Rau'-Robert McKay, Paul Koons, Anthony Moles, john Heist, Bard Halladay. Royce Heebner, Larry Davies, George Cagliola, Leroy Templeton, Serond Rou'-Anthony APRIL 6 N.H.S. 9 ai Bridgeport l Charles Caperilla sparks the Eagles in their opener with the Dragons. Home runs were hit by Royce Heebner and Cappy. Ike Templeton held the Porters down to one run. APRIL 9 N.H.S. 8 at Radnor 0 john Heist pitched a wonderful game that held Radnor to one walk and no hits. In addition every- one on our team got a hit. Tlnafs ilu' way you do il.' Piazza, Rohert Cauffman, Charles Spangler, Donald Smith, Ted Fontaine, Frank Batson, Charles Caperella, Mr. Leon Martz fCoachJ. Baa APRIL 15 N.H.S. l at Cbellenbam 2 Although Ted Fontaine pitched a fine game, the Eagles seemed to hit a snag when they encountered the Celts, who won on two Norristown errors in the last inning. APRIL 20 N.H.S. 3 al Lower hlerion 1 Ike Templeton pitched a spectacular 4 hitter. Koons, Cappy, and Halladay scored while Mac- Kay smashed a double. APRIL 25 N.H.S. 5 Chester 4 Ted Fontaine pitched the first home game. Chester won by 5 runs on errors in the first inning. The Eagles scored 3 tying runs in the same inning. Not until the last did Chester score another run to win the game. ,.,. ' :lx mcg S Viv 'I 4, a, CC ' 57 ' y .. lem 7 P 4 Rou' One-Dick Cohen, William Bradbury, William Boyle, Bernard Weber, Conard Steele, Bob Di Nolti, Ray Lenzi, Dale Sypherd, Edward Rambo. Rou' Two-Rush Barr, MAY 5 N.H.S. 9 at Cofzsbolnorkefz 8 Nice game for N.H.S. pitched by Ted Fontaine and john Heist. MAY 7 N.H.S. l al ClJeltenlJam 5 Heist had trouble in the firstg but he later gained control and retired the rest of the batters in order. The Eagles had only 3 hits to make their 1 run. MAY 11 N.H.S. 7 at Hill School 8 In this game the team was shuffled around in an attempt to find a team that could win more games. Hill School's run in the last inning nosed out the Eagles 8-7. MAY 14 N.H.S. 3 Lower Merion 5 The Eagles ran into bad luck with Lower Merion's 3 unearned runs. Ike ' Templeton did a nice job on the mound 5-f nt 1'5- 1 at 5.1 3.6.4 ark: qu B ' , ,Q V. 4 . A . 'UH J Dennis Horner, john DePaul, George Standbridge, joe lJ'Orsaneo, Frank Heston, Robert Light, Charles Horst, Tommy Simmons, Mr. Sweeney fCoachj. and Larry Davies hit a 400 foot homer with two men on. MAY 18 N.H.S. 2 al Cbesler 4 The Clippers racked up their four runs in the first inning. Bard Halladay smashed a double and was hit home on a single by George Cagliola. The other Norristown run came through the combination of a hit, an error, and a pinch hit by Davies in the sixth. Nice pitching by Fontaine and Templeton. Safe nl firslf N-n 'Q n 'JY--vu s---....,. ff 1--'P .Y 6 Vial.. A A-X v Tj ' A , f I Is it tlml painful? Goth' '7emu N.H.S. 4 Abington l Typical first match showed the advantage of play- ing at home. A pin could have been heard if dropped in the girls' shower room. A voice, I'll bet you won't be this quiet when we've finished the season and we're undefeated. N.H.S. 2 Lower Wlerion 3 Trouble finding tennis courts. Went to Cricket Club -No opposing team. Wound up at Lower Merion High. Disappointment at loss. Left lo Right-Constance Cross, Randy Garber, Betty Powers, Marv Louise Herr, Patricia Cressman, Elizabeth Elser, joan Walker, joan Aker, Evelyn Rice, Phyllis Mc- N.H.S. 4 Lansdowne I No lack of spirit after loss of second match. Had it pretty easy. N.H.S. 4 Cbeltenlmm 1 Another easy one. Did it again. N.H.S. 4 Radnor 1 Fourth win in five starts. Cute bus driver. Escorted every member of the team to her door. N.H.S. 4 Berwyn l Home Courts. No trouble at all. N.H.S. 5 Upper Darby 2 Trouble brewing between team and coach. Several positions switched around. Nevertheless, came out on top. N.H.S. 2 Haverford 5 Last match. Fun on bus. Motor caught fire on trip home. Girls running around in woods. Traffic lined up. Fire engines all over the place. Didn't get home till 8:00. Really some match to end the season with. Cracken, Mildred Anders, Coach, joy Glisson, Nora Mary Kriebel, Mary Ann Holbrook, Mgr. Bagel' '7e4uuJ1 APRIL 25 N.H.S. 2 at Abington 5 Musselman and doubles team won, but Holton and Ginther lost. Weaver was upset Q4-6 2-6, by Bill Scarlett, young Abington star. APRIL 28 N.H.S. 1 Lower Merion 4 Fred Trust, L. M., defeated George Weaver Q6-4 6-1, with little trouble. Perce Musselman won Q6-4 4-6 6-4, over Dan Musselman fany relative?, in the best match of the day. Rest of the team lost. APRIL 50 N.H.S. 5 at Lansdowne 0 Weaver Q6-1 6-1,, Musselman Q8-6 6-l,, Mar- tella Q6-1 6-1,, Angstadt Q6-1 6-2, and Ginther ,Sc Gallo Q6-5 6-2, all contributed to the white wash- ing. On the bus a fierce game of cowboys and In- dians raged back and forth. NIAY 4 N.H.S. 2 at Cheltenham 3 Martella Q6-4 8-6, and Musselman Q6-5 6-1, won as the rest of the team was over powered. Wlynn Angstadt has a good right hand punch. MAY 11 N.H.S. 5 Radnor 2 Harvey beat Weaver Q6-1 6-2, and Frey broke Perce Musselman's win streak Q6-1 6-5,. Angstadt rallied to win Q7-9, 6-0, 7-5, and Martella and doubles won easily. Mr. Earl has a good forehand. MAY 12 N.H.S. 4 Yeadon 1 Angstadt was upset Q9-11 3-6,, but the rest of Left to Right-Richard Babb, Mgr., Donald Shoulberg, Wynn Angstadt, Lawson Earl, Coach, Edward Hunt, Ar- -, 2-'-'A Y . , V Nice shol, Percef the team won handily. Team record now 17-15, 'I' 'F 1' above, so far good. MAY 15 N.H.S. 0 Non-league match ended in complete whitewash for superior Hill netmen. at Hill School 9 MAY 21 N.H.S. 4 Haverford 1 Weaver, Musselman, Martella, 8: Shoulberg sparked N.H.S. netmen to 4-1 win. Doubles team of Elfenbein and Gallo lost. JUNE 2 N.H.S. 4 Upper Darby 1 All those who played this match will be back for another year of competition. Musselman Q6-3 6-4,, Martella Q6-0 6-0,, Shoulberg Q3-6 6-1 6-4, and Gallo Q6-1 6-0, won. Elfenbein and Weiss lost Q6-4 4-6 5-6,. thur Martella, Ben Gallo, Perce Musselman, jay Weiss, joseph Ginther, George Weaver. 42 , W1 -,...v-1 X x! X as 1 s 7:5 fixrl Q- 0 nr, 6 M1 First Rau'-Kenton Rittenhouse, Lewis Shemery, Mark Xveand, Carlton Williams, john Linderman, Eugene Reed, Charles Faulkner. Second Rau'-james Fox fMgr.j, Charles Lanan, Alex Fisher, Carl Bacchi, john Parker, Bob Barks- dale, Lewis jackson, Sylvester Williams, joseph Demeno, Richard Rogers, Louis Prinzivalli. Third Rau'-Richard Ty- ler fMgr.j, Mr. Constable, Larry Curran, John Sewell, joe Valerio, Ray Markle, Earle Painter, Ian Ballard, Fred Ben- nett, Charles Interrante, David Zeyher, Mr. Lewis CCoachJ, james Rich. Fourlb Row-Arthur Walker, Dale Unger, Kahre Hansell, Willie Blockson, Oscar johnson, Leonard Simon, Dick Zeller, Anthony Petaccio. 7mcL Norrislawn 45 At Reading 72 Our first meet met with defeat but we were de- termined to keep striving for the goal of glory. Norristawn 29, Chester 6816, Lower Merion 45lf2 The odds were against us again. Wfilliams took 880-yard dash and Barksdale won the high jump with 5' 6 . Placed in 8 out of 13 events. Norrislown at Lower Merion Relays A good showing was put forth by N.H.S. Vile cap- tured first place in the high jump and came in second in both shotput and 2 mile relay. 0-V-E-R ,fl Norrirtown 71 P0fl5f0ll'71 46 Victory at last! Bennet started turning in wins with 120-yd. hurdles. His success was followed by those of Offner's in the mile, Williams' in 880-yd. rung Barksdale's in high jump, Hansell's in shot- put, Sewell's discus throw, Berardelli's javelin throw. Congratulations, team! Norrislown 481 3 Upper Darby 68 2 3 Defeat again, but with an assuming smile! Norrislown at Bellalelaem Relays Despite the odds, we crossed the 2-mile relay finish in second place-Not bad! Norristown Intersrholaslifs As a team, we came in third with 56 points. Barksdale snapped a record win in the high jump with 6' I , Blockson and johnson coming in second and third respectively. Norristown at lf. of P. Distric! 1 Chanzpionship Tied for 4th place with Upper Darby with a total score of 171f2. Barksdale retaining his record in the high jump with 6' 4 , Blockson following in second position. .N'arri.vtou'n at Penn State-State Championslaip Bob Barksdale defended his position as state high jumper winning the feat in 6' 21f2 in class A com- petition, aiding District One in gaining first place in both Class A and Class B competition. Swell jumpin'! Left to Right CS!nndingj--Benjamin Petersohn, Richard Tompkins, Leona Sayre, james Sayre. XY'illiam Shupert. fKneelingj-Gerald Dewhurst. W! W hile attending Norristown High School we seniors revived a noteworthy in our Alma Mater- the golf team. Although the team's start was not very auspicious, they gained much valuable experi- ence and planted firmly the foundation upon which future golf teams could be built. Practice for them began early in the spring, being held four evenings a week and consisting of hitting golf balls to one another-and playing. The team was very generously granted the use of the facilities of the Plymouth Country club, and anyone near that vicinity during a practice session may have been witness to a wild barrage of golf balls flying in all directions: or may have seen a group of disconsolate, future Ben Hogans looking futily in the woods or a creek for a lost ball! The team's opponents included Pottstown, Bridge- port, Hill School junior Varsity, and the faculty. Perhaps, best remembered would be their match with the faculty. Taking advantage of their tutors. all but one of the team members successfully fulhlled the assignment given to him. That of defeating his opponent in shut-out fashion. Poor Noniel And so, we had the pleasure of adding another sport to the already bulging roster of athletic ac- tivities offered by the school to its students. Looking for .tometlvingf Biting tbe dust SEPTEMBER 11 N.H.S. 20 Cw1.vlJolJnrken Z Fumbles, penalties, passes, touchdowns-these con- stitute the game of football. In the first game of the year's campaign, 8,500 fans cheered our Eagles on to victory. Cagliola, Koons, and McKay scoring touchdowns. SEPTEMBER 18 N.H.S. 19 Haverford 14 Back and forth, back and forth, went the pigskin! Cag's excellent passing to his teammates resulted in the Eagles' second win. goalie SEPTEMBER 25 N.H.S. 18 Alleutrzuvl 25 Wfhat a heartbreaker! And what a fight! Koons sprinted a brilliant 81 yard touchdown, followed by a matching play by Allentown. But despite fans' hoarse throats, N.H.S. accepted its first loss from the swift-winged Canaries. OCTOBER 2 N.H.S. 32 Olney 0 A well-played game--Olney was very definitely submerged in the wave of fighting spirit displayed by our go-n'-get-'em team! OCT'OBER 8 N.H.S. 59 Pottstown 0 Although penalties delayed the immediate scoring of touchdowns, Mr. Sweenefs Eagles pushed their way onward, leaving the Trojans to trail along behind them. VARSITY FOOTBALL Left Leg on N, Top to Bottom, Left to Right-john Sweeney, coach, Lawrence Curran, Karl Schiele, XX'illiam Catanese, Robert Testa, manager, Cyrus Ellis, Gary Taylor. Curtis Moyer, Leonard Simon, Fred Bennett, Robert McKay, john Sewell, joseph Valerio, Conard Steele, joseph DeLuca, Charles Billela. 011 the Diagonal-Anthony Moles, George Cagliola, Paul Koons. Right Leg on N. Top to Bottom. Left to Right-Robert Mash, Edward Rambo, Richard Zela ler, Gerald Bono, Donald Smith, Michael Cirafesi, David Roscoe, Leroy Spencer, Clarence Morris, Robert Santillo, Frank Monastero, Willie Blockson, Milton XVashington, Thomas Connelly, Richard Constable, Ass't Coach. OCTOBER I7 N.H.S. 6 at Chester 13 Second loss of the campaign-though trying dili- gently to move ahead, the Eagles seemed outclassed at every turn. A few hearty cheerers from our ranks were there to urge our team forward. OcToBER 24 N.H.S. 12 Phoenixville 6 Wfith three minutes of playing time remaining and the score 6-6, our team showed what they were made of and scored the winning touchdown! A good pick-up from last week's game, no?! NOVEMBER 7 N.H.S. ?? Lower Merion ? Snow, snow, and more snow. Yes, the game every- one was looking forward to, was postponed. Due to a full schedule neither team was able to play. So until next year . . . Gelling inrolred NOVEMBER 14 N.H.S. 0 at Abington 13 XY'ho said ghosts were always inVisible!? The Ab- ington Ghosts made themselves visible as they trounced our Eagle eleven! Or was our team too keyed up in anticipation of the Thanksgiving turkey? NOVEMBER 26 N.H.S. 24 Bridgeport 6 Congratulations, team! Putting on that extra push was sure worth it! Koons spectacular 99-yard run was the hit of the season. Mr. Sweeney should justi- fiably feel proud of his, and our, 1955 football team! . . . Fumbles, penalties, passes, touchdowns really make football a thrilling game. j.V. FOOTBALL Bottom Rau'-Nick Contestable, Richard Hay, Soloman Mitchell, Fred Wells, john Mallard, Anthony Piazza, james Scheetz, Robert Hallman, Sullivan Della Buono, David Bright. Second Rau'-Ronald Batson, Don Isaacs, Donald Moyer, Thomas Orner, Oliver Webb, William Gauger. W'illiam Baker, Francis Marzella, Carmen Bucci, james Rob bins. Top Rau'-Leon Martz, Coach, Michael Marzella, Donald Babb, Fred johnson, Donald Tuttle, Terrance Schultz, Ernest Brown, Gus Tornetta, Floyd Romberger, Salvatore Melito, john Heyser, Harold Raine, Robert Polis, Coach. First Rau'-judith Wy'nn, Roseann Marinari, Mary Louise Herr, Roberta Miller, Gertrude Hoy, joan Ober- holtzer, joan Singleton, Doretha Roseboro, Mary' jane Shenkle. Serum! Row-joy' Glisson, Patti George, Barbara Fox, joyce Raudenbush, Carmelito Carfagno, Mildred Forsyth, Marilyn Fritts, Nancy' Lanz, Nancy' Heimer, joan Cummins, Mary' Lou Leichel, joan Aker. Third Rau'--Mrs. XX'entzel Cffoachj, Toni Genuardi CSr. Mgrj, Gertrude Flothmier, Marlene White, judy' lles, judy' Perry, Peggy Davis, Mary' jane Clark, Barbara Boger, jane Seaman, Sally' Korn, Adelaide Shoemaker, Mary' Hawkins, Edna Schultz, jane Hunsberger, Nancy' Cross, joyce Hathaway, Nancy' W'eber, Barbara Owens, Mildred Wisner. Qlhh' Jfackeq OCTOBER 1 N.H.S. 0 Cheltenham 2 Cheltenham came out on top in our first game. while the j.V.'s, sparked by' goals of Mary' jane Clark and Doretha Roseboro, won 2-1. OC'TOBER 8 N.H.S. 1 Bridgeport 5 Second game, first disappointment. Captain Nancy Heimer suffered a knee injury, and the team a de- feat. j.V.'s battled to a tie 1-1. OCTOBER 15 N.H.S. 1 Lower .lleriou 2 Our last home game, joan Aker scored the lone goal for Norristown. The j.V.'s victorious with Marinari and Clark scoring 2-1. Push il don? slam it. ' OCTOBER 20 N.H.S. 1 Upper Zlleriou 2 In our first away' game-double defeat. One of the Spartanettes was given a surprise party' to which our teams were invited. OCTOBER 22 N.H.S. 4 Pottstown 5 A happy' group of girls-both Pottstown teams overpowered. OC'l'OBER 29 N.H.S. 0 Radnor 2 Radnor defeated our Varsity, but our j.V.'s continued to win 2-1 with joan Aker and Mary' Lou Leichel making the goals. NOVEMBER 5 N.H.S. 1 Upper Darby' 1 Despite freezing weather our varsity held Upper Darby' to a deadlock 1-1. j.V.'s lost a close game 1-0. NOVEMBER 16 N.H.S. 0 Abington 5 To close our season we visited Abing- ton where misfortune overtook the Var- sity' 5-0. But luck still held good with the j.V.'s winning 5-1. Left to Right, Bottom Rau'-Patrick Manifesto, Kenton Shoulberg, David Painter. Top Rau'-Mr. Alderfer, Coach, Rittenhouse, Frank Batson, Robert Lawler, Williant Smythe, Thomas Reed, Mark Weand, William Sobeck, Charles Horst, Raymond Markel, Willianm Harrison, Arthur Martella, Ed- ward Casey. Second Rott'-Williani Moyer, George Pastino, Charles Kriebel, Benjamin Gallo, David XX'alker, Donald 04044 Sevrmtmeit 2-i N.H.S. Z0 Reading 55 Frank Rink Batson, the course in 11:-i-1:50, just 210 set onds off the record. The j.V.'s won. Sevwxtitra 29 N.H.S, 19 .tt Cbeltertbtml 45 N.H.S. Harriers almost whitewashed Cheltenham. The Eagles were again victorious. Otgronmt l .N'.H.S. 2' Lower tllerion 29 Record timel . . . New record l1:50L 50 seconds uncle' 1951 record. Accredited to Rinky Batson. out a close victory. The j.V.'s skunked LM. li score. Eagles eked with a perfett KTCQTOBER 2 .N'.H.S. zo .iz Hi!! Led by Batson and Rittenhouse, the Eagles Hill. School 58 romp over the f,i.TUIiI':R 6 Dtlrhy 28 .N'.II.S. 51 .it Lipper Sloshing and sliding Harriers were defeated hy a better balanced but inferior L'pper Darby team. ,l.V.'s were also outslushed and outslipped. OtgTonER 8 .N'.H.S. 12 :lhingtou 55 Revenge struck through Batson and Ritten- house for the defeat at l'pper Darby. Otirotxia 15 .'N'.H.S, 20 at Htzterford -ii The course was short but had a long hill. Batson scored a 10:55 triumph. Ot,ToHER li .N'.H.S. 19 Cbexler all The victory gave the Eagles an 8-l record. The j.V.'s continued their whitewashing. Frank Bennett, joseph Sweeney, Perce Musselman, Mgr., Mark Mendel, Asst. Coach. Qaunlag Orprontea 20 .N'.H.S. Z2 at Ltmxdale 55 Both Rink and Ken Rittenhouse broke old record. The j.V.'s brought home the bacon again. Death to poetry readers and Get another bus were the war cries of the day. Otwonnt 50 Districts at Cobbs Creek Al Cobbs Creek as N.ll.S. wound up fifth out of 19 schools. Berwyn won. Novmtnmt 2 .'N4.H.S. Z2 Berztjn 55 The champs were unseated from their thrones. All per- sonal times of the 11 Eagles who ran were broken. NOYliMli1:R ' Stale Cbtmzpx at Penn Stale Eagle awards went to Frank Batson, whose courage def- initely exceeded his size. Rink fell, gill up, and managed lo finish 19th out of over 130 runners. District 1 was second. Novminut 1.2 Mtzrrus Hook Individual honors went to Saalman and our Rinky-12:45. Team honors went to Abington with '5 points: Lower Nlerion, '61 and Norristown, '8. 1-2-5-4 Step up Io llae basket. DECEMBER 2 N.H.S. 39 at Harerford Prep 34 The Eagles started off the season with a bang. Captain Oscar Johnson was high with 13 points. DECEMBER 4 N.H.S. 38 Bridgeport 31 The Eagles took their second in a row by defeat- ing our rivals from across the river. It was a rough game, 39 personal fouls. DECEMBER 8 N.H.S. 51 Pottstown 41 Bedell, Kerr and Company go down to ignomini- ous defeat against a fast moving 2-1-2 sliding zone. DECEMBER ll N.H.S. 50 Conslsolaockerl 48 Norristown thought they had the game in the bag Bake after the first half: but we just about lost in the last few seconds. DECELIBER 15 N.H.S. 33 at A116l1flIll'lI 51 N.H.S. lost its first game, and also Big John Heist due to an ankle injury. DECEMBER 18 N.H.S. 35 Atlantic Cily 47 Erratic ball-handling and passing with reckless abandon of a runaway truck lost this game for us. DECEMBER 21 N.H.S. 46 Olney 44 N.H.S. broke its 2 game losing streak. VUin sparked by McKay and Johnson. JANUARY 5 N.H.S. 34 at Radnor 40 Sporting a 30-21 lead at the end of third quarter, the subs dropped a 40-34 decision. JANUARY 8 N.H.S. 59 Lipper Darby 61 After a nip and tuck battle Upper Darby ruins the N.H.S. loop opener. Flying high for the Eagles was Bob McKay. JANUARY 12 N.H.S. 42 at Cbesler 62 Game was tied after first quarter. At the end of the 3rd period they started using their fast break and Norristown faltered to defeat. VARSITY BASKETBA LL-BOYS First Rou-Anthony Moles, Oscar Johnson, George Cagli- ola, Richard Butera, Reynolds lidsell, Second Rau'-Robert Hauser, John Heist, Robert McKay, XX'illiam Kncrr, Milton Wfashington, Robert Polis CCoachJ. all JANUARY 15 N.H.S. 53 Abiuglorz 50 Abingtonis star, Roland Wlest, acquired a new nickname Phylliss from the fans. McKay was high for N.H.S. with 18. JANUARY 19 N.H.S. 55 Lotrer Meriou 52 Usual Lower Merion thriller-won by 3 points. JANUARY 22 N.H.S. 58 at Cbelteulaam 49 Due to a detour many of our followers lost their way. lt seems Cheltenham doesn't like horns. JANUARY 26 N.H.S. 46 al Harerford 65 Carruthers, the league's leading scorer, and McKay had a private scoring duel. Carruthers 21, McKay 18. JANUARY 29 N.H.S. 66 at Bridgeport 48 The Dragons lost some of their pre-season energy during the last month. Bob McKay paced the Eagles with 28. FEBRUARY 2 N.H.S. 43 at Upper Darby 58 Eagles lose to 2nd place contenders. Junior John Heist high for N.H.S. FEBRUARY 5 N.H.S. 37 Cbesler 55 Norristown gave the league leaders something to worry about until the last Jazz concert was presented by solo trumpeter from Chester. Noun iI's this way. hoyx. FEBRUARY 9 N.H.S. 38 at Abington 55 Rough game-Oscar Johnson played his last game due to head injury occurring during game. FEBRUARY 12 N.H.S. 43 at Lower Aleriou 70 W'e're still proud that we go to N.H.S.! FEBRUARY 16 N.H.S. 60 ClJellenlJam 54 N.H.S. had a 22 point lead at the end of the third quarter. FEBRUARY 19 N.H.S. 68 Haverford 64 15 seconds left to play, score tied, Cag has two foul shots-he makes them and McKay taps in a rebound to beat Haverford for the first time in 5 games. JR. VARSITY BASKETBALL Kneeling-Mike Cirafesi, Fred Johnson, XVilliam Baker, Denny Horner, Fred XX'ells. Sllmding-Harry Calamia, Richard Easton, John Butera, Everett Abncy, Paul Scharff, Joe D'Orsanco, Mr. Sweeney CCoachj. First Row CLef! to Rightj-jane Seaman, Randy Garber, Nancy Peterson, Sandra Bailey, Marty Gross, Joanne War- ner, Helen Cassel. Patricia Kelly. Ginger Miksch, Carol Hauser, Nancy Vivrette, Anna Willauer, Judith Kennedy, Ivana Price. Second Row-Sharon Ann Parker, Mary jane jones, Mareka Ohlson, Mary Mortensen, Sondra Ungerleider, Deborah King, Gale Edwards, Suzanne Follet, Carol Kelly, Qiali' Sw Swimming is one sport that has been left out of Norristown High School girls' sport programs for quite a number of years. But this year-l954- enough girls became enthusiastic about splashing in the water to form a top-notch team. Many of the girls were inexperienced when they first put on their flashy red suits and dived into the water. But under the direction of Coach lNIiss Bauer and Asslt Coach Miss Bosler of Stewart, the girls became accustomed to the feel of the different strokes and became a unit which was capable of competing against other scholastic teams. The first meet was against Coatesville. Carol Jones started things rolling by taking first in the 40-yd. freestyle sprint. Tanya Maloff, 80-yd. freestyle, Betsy Gruber, 80-yd. breaststroke, and Millie Forsyth, diving, racked up firsts, giving the team sufficient points to tie the score, 53-33. At Abington the girls strove to do their best but were defeated by the small margin of six points, the final score being 56-30. Forsyth, Gruber, and Maloff again took firsts in their respective events. Nancy Strouse, Rosemary Maginley, Essie Chambers, Dorothy Cohen. Top Row-Miss Marion Bosler, Caroline Fntenman, Mary Hawkins, Marlene Chenendarain, Patricia Frith, Tanya Maloff, Mildred Forsyth, june Stein, jane Cooper, Mary Ann Kost, Elizabeth Gruber, Carol jones, Beverly Griffeth, Miss Mary T. Bauer. . . ? Throughout the remainder of the season, our young mermaids, with set faces and the will to win, kept their spirits riding high and are already looking forward to next year's season. It looks like a tough schedule but the will to win dominates over all. The best of luck to a terrific group of girls. Keep splashing high! WlJere's lbe water? Look Ma, I'm .f1l'l77l7IIiI1'.'. ' JANUARY 7 N.H.S. Z1 al Iltzrerford Prep 5-i f Our Eagles started off the swimming season on the wrong UUI. JANUARY 14 NJ-1.5. 47 llvilmirzgiorz Z8 vgpirits rose high as ourw Eagles trounced an outclassed XVtlmington squad for our first victory of the young season. JANUARY 18 N-H-S. 51 Abinglon 24 . Our Eagles captured seven of eight events, losing only tn diving. JANUARY 21 N-H-51 27 at Allentotwz 48 In the first night contest of this year, the Canaries and the Eagles engaged in a bitter battle in which the Canaries emerged victorious. JANUARY 26 N-H.S. 50 George Scbool ZS Regaining a winning percentage, our elated swimmers looked forward to a successful season after a shaky start. JANUARY 28 N.H.S. 47 at Eddystone 19 An elated group of tired swimmers rode the bus home Bottom Rou'-Thomas Delaney, David Zeyher, Richard Zeller, Vlfilliam Edwards, Richard Tompkins, Arthur Wfalker, Robert Euchslocher. Second Rou'-Mr. Leroy Lewis CCoachj, James Gaughan, Oliver Keely, William Raya' S ' that Thursday--the dismal, downcast weather not dampen- ing their spirits. FEBRUARY 1 lN'.II.S. Z8 at Lancaster 47 Again traveling to foreign territory, our weary water churners were out-classed. Lone bright spot-double win by Dave Zeyher. FEBRUARY 4 N.H.S. 53 Allentouvz 42 In a return engagement, the Allentown Canaries again defeated our scrappy, fighting, never-say-die team with the final event deciding the contest. FEBRUARY 11 N.H.S. 5-f al Abington 21 After two successive defeats, our Norristown team steam- rolled to a convincing decision over Abington. The team was now looking forward to the districts and regionals that loomed in the near future. FEBRUARY 18 N.H.S. 61 Iiddyslone 15 lt was now a powerful team that captured all nine events. FEBRUARY 23 N.H.S. 28 at Girard College 47 Finding stiffer competition in a more mature Girard team, we saw our swimmers succumb to a defeat. FEBRUARY 27 Dislrirls After four previous successive championships, our hot- and-cold team received a serious jolt when it was dislodged by Coatesville, and placed second, with a medley event spelling the difference. MARCH 6 Regionals Represented by only ten swimmers, Norristown finished a dismal eighth, compiling only eight points, but the under- graduates look forward to a strong squad for next year's team. lhlARCH 13 SMR Three entrants collected fewer points than we'd like to see. Smythe, William Harrison, Robert Brownback, Charles Kriebel, Attala Salamon. Top Rou'-Anthony Santillo, Ger- ald Mason, Charles Ciiambrone, David Painter, W'il1iam Moyer, Daniel Shoulberg, Donald Haines, John Matthews. Wudlm DECEMBER 15 N.H.S. 0 at ClJelte11lJam 57 Our first interscholastic wrestling meet. The boys tried hard but just couldn't make it. JANUARY 6 N.H.S. 0 at Lower rll6fi07l 57 Second time out-made a better showing from experience gained. JANUARY 19 N.H.S. 5 al Abington 78 XVe had a new ray of light glimmering on the mats . . . Joe Hallman pinned his opponent in the 105 lb. class. JANUARY 27 N.H.S. ll nl Hill School 51 Joe Hallman, lid Rambo, and John Campbell each had a pin. The boys were really shining. FEBRUARY 9 N.H.S. 6 at Upper Darby Sl Jim Sheetz made the only pin. Morton Dallar made a good showing against a strong opponent. Bottom Rau'-George Uriani, James Scheetz, Gerald Boorse, Richard Poniponi, Angelo Durantc, Joseph Hall- man, Milton Cioldson, Anthony Pelatti. Middle Rozrfllaul DeJohn, Joseph McCaffrey, Edwin Rambo, Raymond Paine, Dale Sy pherd, Claude Snyder, Carlton Vililliams, John Camp- A wrestler or iz ms5lcr ? FEBRUARY lo N.H.S. 8 Abington 49 First home wrestling match. Joe Hallman again made a pin and John Campbell won a decision in a hard fought match. FEBRUARY 17 N.II.S. ll Haverford 45 This match was held in an activity period before the whole school. John Lare and John Campbell both had pins. lXlARCH l N.H.S. 5 al Haverford Prep 45 Last meet of the season. Angelo Durante won by decision. John Campbell fought to a draw. bell, John Heyser. Top Row-Henry Collins, Wlalter ln- terrante, Frank Piacitelli, Morton Dallar, Robert Santillo, Donald Moyer, John Lare, Michael llippolito, Herbert Thomas, Lawson Earl, Coach. x Figbl. Team, Figbff G 44 Fight, fight, fight, Hght, N.H.S. fight! Yes, there we were, cheering our hearts out during that big game. And why? Because we were following those vivacious cheerleaders out on the field. All lined up in blue and white, they made a handsome sight cheering in unison. Of course that was what we saw:-what we didn't see, was the endless practice on Tuesday nights in the gym, and what we didn't feel were those aching legs and sore joints after the first few outings! Then all the aches and pains were left away be- hind as our girls watched the student body pile into the gym to the stirring music of our band, and Bollom Rau'-janet Leibrandt, Theresa Angelilli, Phyllis Martin, Marilyn Zimmerman, Marion Stagliano, Barbara Hunt. Second Rau'-Ethel Markley, janet Christman, Polly proudly lead us through the cheers. Once our cheerleaders had an inspiration-a kick- line-and in football suits yet! That did it! It was all we needed to get back in the swing of things. Under the able direction of Mrs. Mildred An- ders, the girls elected a captain for each game. Our peppy squad had its ups and downs since for some of the games only two or three cheer- leaders could be present. But in spite of everything, we all have a special niche in our heart for those girls who froze on cold days and roasted on warm ones, to cheer the team on, yes, and us too! Wfilliams, 'lane Bernstiel, Nancy jones, janeMarie Smith, Mary Beth Fry Io 1' Parade luajaaelfed No matter the weather, 40 degrees or 75 degrees, N.H.S.'s majorettes strutted to and fro on football fields swinging and twirling their batons of gleam- ing silver. They appeared to all, a very cold bunch but all their energy and spirit kept a bright fire burning inside of them. On several occasions a special treat of flaming batons was seen flying through the air darkened by the dimming of the stadium lights. Ruth Petraitis Bottom Row-Catherine Cotteta, Marion Williams, Joan Knerr, Barbara Young. Second Rou'-Roberta Wolfe, Bar- and Mary Ann Kost were on their toes ready and waiting to receive them as they came sailing down. Above all, we must not forget this, the girls did not just go out and put on a routine. They worked hours planning and putting together suitable ideas for each game. Their plans included discussions and rehearsals. Finally the big nights came and they were rewarded for their hard work. All of the acts were successful beyond a doubt. bara Thomas, Mary ,lane jones, Katherine Berry, Ruth Petraitis. Standing in Rear-Mary Ann Kost. 454' 0 r xi'-4 y ,, , F 1, 2' if 7 '.zH .f 'Jf-Lips-'UJGQP r Inq ' . x f wx , A 1 1 271' ws Url, s. 27' pug? 3 v Y - ? '31 -Q. -L ,af ,a WY A Winn Gm Queacb Wwe , 2' N 5 Ng? I 4 rd- Boltom Rou'-Marie Greco, Mary Ann De Lucia, Rose- marie Czapla, Regina Buono, Barbara Boger, Sally Korn, Nancy Cross, janet Hayden, Helen Lobb, Anna Marie DiCicco, Gertrude Flothmeier, Sandra Updegrove, Grace Harper. Second Rou'-Sandra Davis, Theresa Angelilli, Noel Lamont, Mary Reynolds, Patricia Steele, Barbara Adamson, Susanne Erskine, Edna Butterworth, Thomasennia S The class of 1956 was officially organized in Feb- ruary when a sponsor was appointed and the sopho- mores of each homeroom elected a homeroom repre- sentative to the Sophomore Congress. They then met with their new sponsor, Mr. Rothermel to work on the problems of the class. The main ob'ective of the so vhomores was et- l I S ting acquainted with the school and its faculty. As ,.. ,Q Sims, jucly Carl, Mary jane Clark, Betty Ann White. Third Rau'-Wells Hunt, William Moyer, Mike Cirafesi, Remo Fabbri, David Bright, joseph Conaway, Daniel Demito, lrvin Fliegelman. Top Rau'--john Seifert, james Hurchalla, George Sinclair, Fred johnson, Richard Easton, David Painter. e Guyana a class they set the objective of giving a Farewell Dance for the seniors at the end of the year. The class set very high goals for the future. Re- lying upon the examples that have been set for them in the past, it is most probable that they also will leave a worthy pattern for the classes that follow. The Class of 1956 hopes to succeed in all the tasks which fall to it between its organization and gradu- ation. Mr. Dietrich. Mr, Rotbermel of 7fze 61644 of 7955 ,J Boltom Kou'-M a r y Lou Mitchell, jackie Lu Rhodes, joan Aker, Peggy Beadle, Teresa Matozza, Nano' Drew- ler, Ruth Miller, Rochelle Pick, Katherine Miller, Nancy Boone, Alberta Henley, jean Clark. 'L HOMEROOMS 1, 2, 3 Semml Rau'-Sandra Bailey, Third Rau'-Thomas Mas- Top Rau'-David Atkinson, Marlene Nixon, Marlene Yan- caro, Earl Snyder, Richard Harland Smith, Edward Seltzer, nesisa, Alma Harris, judy Glenn, Cohen, john Margaret Follet, Nancy Heidel, vin Ladov, Marie Reichart, Catharine Hoy t, XVeiss, Dale joan Gough, Theresa DiMar- Saylor, Ben cella, Sally Pascale. Isaacs. 110 Linderman, Mar- Alan Hill, jay Spyherd, Donald Gallo, Benjamin Louis Smith, Larry Kantner Linford XVood, H e r b e r t Schwah, Robert Stahelek. Boltom Rau'-D o r o t h y Webb, Catherine Scott, Mary Ann Baldassano, Patricia Kel- ler, june Zummo, Francis Moore, Sue Tompkins, Kathleen Amole, Anne Young, Anne Corson, Phyllis Falco, Mary De Asenjo. Boltom Rou'-V i r g i n i a Krier, Rachal Doran, joan Down, Christine York, Betty Nester, Louise Drexler, Joyce Deemer, Tanya Maloff, Mary- ann Holbrook, Carolyn Capizzi, Carolyn Ostrom, Barbara Ehr- enkranz. -25... 'G' HOMEROOMS 4, 5, 7 Second Row-Beverly Arena, Barbara Phipps, jane Ann Murphy, Loretta Carbo, Pa- tricia Hysore, Priscilla Mc- Cormick, Ivana Price, jo-Anne Kiehl, Sandra Reese, Irene Lawler, Barbara Thomas, Lois Ginder, Marilyn Fritts, Sara Borzellica. Third Rau'-jack Salamon, Robert Pascal, Robert E. Lee, Howard Poley, Charles Krie- bel, Harry Calamia, George Beiber, john Costello, Felix Volpe, john Matthews, jules Fisher. HOMEROOMS 9, 11, 13 Second Rau'-Kay Brown, Ruth Ann jones, Allegra Volpe, Beverly Decker, jane Cooper, Caroline Fnteaman, Ruth Ann Cassel, Sylvia Adamson, Mary Ellen Evans, Loretta Naye. lll Third Rau'-Charles Falco, Thomas Ellington, Neal Block, Samuel De Turo, Charles Horst, Cosmo Salamone, XVil- bur Simms, Robert Zimmer- man, Kenneth Roberts, Edwin Rambo, Lawrence Brooks, XVil- liam Hall. Top Rau'-Thomas Delaney, Robert Hauser, Peter Del Pizzo, Donald Angelucci, Rob- ert Brownback, joseph McCaf- frey. Top Ro u'-Lawrence Perna XVilliam sm,-the, ses-em oil Biaso, XX'illiam Harrison, XX'il- liam Horrocks. V4'arren .Ioiner I Bottom Rau'-Theresa Ge- sullo, Mary Emma Sanson, Roseann Marinari, janet Yo- cum, Mary Louise Roney, Fu- genie Hynes, Lillian Meyers, lNIarilyn Zimmerman, Zoann Moore, jane Angstadt, Mil- dred XVisner, Phyllis Martin. Botlom Rau'-Sherry Knerr, Virginia Moore, Faye Taggart, Loretta Carho, Doris Branca, jean Ferreri, jean Faulkner, Beverly lmes, joan Buchanan, Marilyn Miller, Marjorie Ber- rell, joan Stuhlmuller. HOMEROOMS Second Rau'-Nancy Wag- ner, janet Leibhrandt, Marlene Butler, Annetta Moreno, Irene Piazza, Roberta Miller, Carolyn Royle, Carol Turner, Dorothy Grater, Nancy Bartman, jodell Schroyer, joyce Miller, Mar- garet Xwisler, Nancy Bateman, Sara Ellen Kemner. HOMEROOMS Second Rout-joan Garner, Leona Sayre, Mary Mortensen, Ruth XX'hite, Ruth Manning, Mary Ann Durante, Doris XX'il- liams, jane Marie Smith, Kath- leen Heyser, Margaret Brun- inghaus, Patricia Knoeller, Sharon XX'eiss, Lona Toll, Mar- tha Gross. 5.1, 14, 16, 17, 18 Third Kou'-Charles Saylor, George Garner, joseph Tor- netta, Frank Cicchiello, jack Freed, Richard Hunter, Harry Lawson, Henry Schlotterer, George Kinckiner, Louis Can- delor, Dominic Durante, Thom- as Gaasche. 21, 29, 30, 32 Third Rau'-joseph Santan- gelo, Francis Mayzella, joseph Romano, Gerald Dewhurst, Francis Phifer, Harvey llittle, Thomas Stout, Stanley Smith, Robert Hallman, john Gian- none, Arthur Martella. 112 Top Row-Guido Martinelli, George Standbridge, john Fish- er, Richard Tschopp, Salvatore Rizzutto, Leroy Horning, Nick- olas Santillo, Ronald Vifolf, james Fink, Solomon Mitchell. Tap Rau'-Charles Ragosa, Fred Curtis, Bard Halladay, Everett Ahney, Klaus Bruning- haus, Ronald Batson, Anthony Morionni. Bottom Rau'-Eileen Kish, Sallie Bouchelle, Doris XVood- land, Rudene Abney, Lore Friend, Marie Russo, Sara Jane Wagner, Patricia King, Marian Stagliano, Congetta Gallo , Shirley Campbell, Diary Ann McCornick. Bollom Rau'-Nancy Den- ner, Joanne Hafer, Josephine lnterrante, Mary Beth Fry, Sandy Yeakle, Rosemarie Di Lucia, Eleanor Rivollini, Donna Smith, Nancy Laverty, Amelia Ramona, Maxine Ridge, Fran- ces Modica. HOMEROOM Second Rau'-Jacqueline Havaux, Jacqueline Davis, Ann Colbert, Nancy Wagner, Mar- eka Ohlson, Carol Griniths, Mary Ann Sergio, Mary Jane Jones, Joanne Cicala, Joan Reiter, Margaret Pedulla, Nancy Grimley, Phyllis Sala- mone, Diane Harkins. S 33, 34, 35, 36 Third Rou'-John L a r e , Frank Coulter, Wlilliam Cata- nese, Robert Ciociola, George Murphy, Thomas Simmons, Kenneth Bernardo, Donald Shoulberg, Frank Caseano, Raymond Lenzi, Joseph Mack- in, Benjamin Grisafi, Donald Haines. HOMEROOMS 37, ss, 39 Serond Rau'-Joanne XVan- ner, Rita Piccirilli, Janet Man ning, Adelaide Gelet, Beverly GriFlith, Mary Louise Herr, lda Lorrisi, Peggy O'Neil, Anne Smith, Eleanor Shank, Marion Walker, Charlotte XVillauer, Margaret Collins, Bernice Free- man, Claudia Brady, Carol Muscarelli. Tlnirrl Rou'-Jerome Trec- roce, John Zollers, Richard Keckley, Roy Moyer, Edward Szabara, Salvatore Melito, James Catagnus, Gerald Nacar- elli, Irvin Dairs, James Corley, Arnett Bouknight, John Hel- man. Top Rau'-Lee Schrawd'-r. Eugene Reed, John Wlilliams, Robert Roehner, David Urner, Martin Weller, Joseph D'Or- saneo, Milton Washington, Norman Moore, George Lewis, Arthur Thompson, George Pilz. Top Rott'-Louis Prinzivalli, Floyd Romberger, James Gau- ghan, Leroy Roseboro, Paul Fielding, Walter Grow, Fred- erick De Jacma, Kenneth Pa- chella. N, Bottom Rou'-Marian Gay- dos, Marie Russo, Carol Thompson, Dana Harvey, Con- nie Giamhrone. Philomena Bruno, Clara Kurz, Sandra Earl, Margaret XVard, Barbara Fichter, Betty Ann Grisdale, Sondra Ungerleider. Bottom Rau'-Carol Arnold, Ann Granger, joan Singleton, Frances Kriebel, Barbara Krie- bel, Edna Schultz, jane Sou- chak, Sarah Rogers, Carol Ann Finwechter, Mary jane Bes- wick, Gertrude Simon, joan Costello. Second Rau-Victoria jan HOMEROOMS 40, 41, 43 Serum! Rau'-Donald Kah- ler, Chester Kinsey, Gloria Thompson, Concetta Picozzi, Patsy Robbins, Alice Painter, Barbara Crawley, Flsie Rudd, Rosalie Geyer, Mary Ella Bey- er, Lois Atkins, Floyd Pascucre, Aaron Testa. HOMEROOMS Francisco, Margaret Hurley, Adele Hill, Sonja Moss, Frances Hoch, Shirley Kehr, judy Vfynn, Mary Saldutti, Marlene Reumont, Dorothy Moseley, Susan Santangelo, Mary Ann Del Yeechio. Third Rau'-Barbara BIJOY, Doretha Roseboro, B o n nie Third Rau'-Russel Thomas, Raymond Paine, Rush Barr, Richard Hunsicker, Martin Leicht, Dennis Horner, Oliver Keeley, David XValker, Gene Pellechio, Robert Duliah, Sid- ney Darden. 45, 46, 49, 51, 53 Dudley, Dorothy Halter, Mary Ann Blockson, Evelyn Spare, Beatrice Schiele, Mary jane Shenkle, joan Douglass, Phyllis Mancini, Patricia Fink. Iionrffl Rau'-Lewis VUalton, VUilliam Lessey, Andrew Ros- coe, Carl XX'illiams, Bob Fuch- slocher, Daniel Shoulberg, jo- 114 Top Rau' - Ellace Conard, Robert Clary, Paul Scharff, Da- vid Flsesser, Thomas Faton, Bruce joseph, Curtis Moyer seph Cusumano, Thomas Reed, XValter XVeiland, Russel Melle, Robert Di Nolti, Thomas Schuler. Top Rau'-George Guest, Frank Frick, Robert XVilde, Richard Staley, joseph Valerio, joseph Bochnovyicz, Stanley Robert Rothenberger, Carmen Bucci, Raymond Bryan. Bollom Rau'-Marigo Pai- dos, Mary Lou Leichel, Carol Pritchard, Ethel Markley, Bes- sie May Fisher, Patricia Rocl- ers, Mary Ann Mancini, Hel- ena Marinari, Marie Gambone, Betty Cline, Norma Roughton, Fva May Godwin. HOMEROOM Second Rau' - G i n g e r Miksch, Carolyn Kick, Evelyn Cotteta, Barbara Young, Fran ces Zummo, Nancy Berger, joan Oberholtzer, Anita Pala- tucci, Charlotte Castanova, june Ramsey. S 55, 56, 57, 58 Third Rau'-Frank DelPizzo, Frank Bennett, Charles Bilella, james jones, Charles Cusa- mano, David Irwin, joseph De- Luca, Kenneth jenkins, David Leonard, Anthony Piazza. HOMEROOMS 59, 60, 61, 63 Top Rotrelidwin Karr, XVil- liam XValizer, Richard Litka john Heist, Francis Heston, Al bert Bartholomew, R o b c r t Light. Botlom Rau'-Theresa Di- Cicco, Patricia Bickings, Carol Bacon, Virginia Martella, Phyl- lis Smith, Arlene Sands, Mary jane Santangelo, Carolyn Klein, Kay Rose, Constance Reynolds, Marie Bruno, Dawn Dorman. Second Rau'-Gerald Grat- ter, james Fryer, Lawrence Moles, Elizabeth Gruber, Shir- ley Fetter, Nancy Eagens, Nor- ma Fosbenner, Filomena Cia- battini, Rose Bellitto, Frederick Silverwood, VC'alter Nimon, Ronald Thomas. Top Rau'-Wfilliam Brad- bury, Denton Leiby, john Wfragge, Henry Collins, XVil- liam Fleischultz, Walter Breg- ler, Lawrence Smith, XVilliam Austermehle, Robert Caramen- ico, Charles Lawrence, Samuel Decker. 7!ze GZGAM4 of 1956 1 Bottom Row-Theresa Bar- bone, Helen Carr, Louise Freas, Lena May Tuggle, Betty Mc- Fadden, Barbara Owens, Helen Lobb, Mary Lou Harvey, Nan- cy Vivrette, Mary Alice Turner, Claudia Gehm, Mariana Urner, Annette Angeluci, Catherine Puleo, jane Ziegenfus, Regina Buono, Elizabeth Ann White. f 753 1. HOMEROOMS 1, 2, 3, 4 Serond Rau'-Lena Falco, Poisetta Andrews, Eleanor Chesson, Marilyn Millard, Nancy Weber, Elizabeth Abney, Nancy Dubree, jean Horvath, Violet Fisher, Charlotte Raker, Betty Moyer, Kathleen Bouker, Barbara O'Connor. Third Rau--Leonard Luci- ano, Robert Hart, Ronald Nei- shloss, Anthony Morioni, Kyle Rumford, Dave Hoover, David Magill, Stephen Golson, james Printz, Wayne McLaughlin, Angelo Torrise, Anthony Mon- astero. 116 Top Row-Donald Houston Neal Nelson Robert Btnns Ernest Brown, Robert Eppley Sam Hertzler nhlf Bolton: Rou'+Mary jane Quattrocchi, janet Hayden, joan Siletta, Barbara Trump, Florence Nyce, Philomena Di- Fonzo, Doris jeffers, Rose Keeler, Carol Ann Bergey, joan Dugan, Elizabeth Buckwalter. Ruth Ann Glass. Boftom Rau'-Elaine Lemon. Marion Roberts, Shirley Day walt, Ruth Smith, Barbara Lil- ley, Barbara Hunt, Barbara Hill. Sandra Davis, Nanty Doak, Nancy Clearwater, Betty Spent, Mary Louise Herbert. HOMEROOMS 5, 7, 9, 11 Serrnlrf Roll'-joseph Paschal, john Daddona, Robert Dunlap, james Robbins, Irene Gambino, Loretta Volpe, Marguerite Pet- tine, Frances Bazzley, Earl Kuhnsman, Milton Goldson, XVilliam Danforth, W' a l t e r johnson. HOMEROOMS 15, 14, 16, Serond Rau'-Daniel De- mito, jake Thompson, Marie Melle, joan Defker. Grate Harper, josephine Hicks, janet Miller, Betty Marchese. Betty Bobhitt, Kathryn Lightcap, Donald Trauger, Robert Gin- yard, 117 ,.- 1 T' Top R011'-Robert Rofinski Herbert Thomas, Michael Cira fesi, john Sehell, George Kle hamer, Robert Fetterman, Don ald Babb, VC'illiant Dunn, Da vid Painter, Wells Hunt, Ed ward Rauch. john Augelluti Charles Vfhiteman. Top RozzfSamuel XVadding- ton, Earl Samsel, Richard Rumford, Edward Lerch, james Hurchalla, George Dillon, john Brumbaugh, Arnold Mann, Harry Shanaman, Cla r e n C e Morris, Thomas Marinella, Robert Mash. Barium Rau'-Frances Frans- zone, Nancy' Duddy, Madeline Parker, Mary' Lyles, Carry' Lee, Barhara jenkins, Carol Fratt, Barbara Buckley, Ifdna Schultz, Catharine Harvey, Mary Ann Ciamhone, Yvonne Larson. HOMEROOMS 17, 18, 21, 29 SFFUIIII Rau'-Larry' Bloom- er, joseph Connaway, Vfilliam Faust, Phyllis Fridinger, Mar- garet Davis, Beverly' Reynolds, Susann lirskine, Sally' Schwass, Madeline Dippolito, Dolores Downey, Ralph Aker, Remo Fahhri, XX'illiam Honicker. Top Rott'-David Greger, Richard DiBiase, Francis Mon- astero, Daniel Stein, Richard Marherger, Harold Raine, Don- ald Kavanaugh, XX'illiam Kra- mer, Frank Stiles, Dennis Van Fossen, jerome Corley, Cyrus Fllis, joseph Ficlilin. Bottom Rau'-Peggy' Al- lehach, Pat Kelly, Patricia lf- fland, Patricia Steele, Alice Ann Beyer, Adelaide Shoemaker, Stephanie Stanford, Mary' Ann Hewitt, Shirley' Nonemaker, Rosemary' Czapla, Fssie Cham- bers, Sue Kina. HOMEROOMS 30, 52, 53, 34 Second ROIl+fiHIlllllC Polin- ski, Katherine Deliah, Doris Kulp, Trudy' Schneider, Louise Flora, Phyllis Spera, joan XX'il liams, Barbara Meyers, liliza- beth Wlatson, Rosalie Inter- rante. Third Rau'-Michael Sedor, David Roscoe, Francis Piacitel- li, Robert Adamson, Richard Hay, Gordon Scheetz, john At- kinson, David Hunt, Salvatore Guarino, Richard Grala, Char- les Hamilton, Earl Tyson. liourlb Rau'-john Hoy-, Donald Tuttle, Peter Ford, XX'il- liani Baker, james Foley, Roh- ert Radcliff, Thomas Omer, Charles Colletti, Oliver Vilehb. Top Row-Clayton Shantz, Xvilliam Moyer, Thomas De- laney, George Sinclair, Donald Smith, jay' Gress, Robert Nolde. in 1 Bofiom ROII'-JKDZIH Bodi, Maryanne Lepore, Viola Smith, Dorothy VC'estberg, Kay Earl- ing, Nancy Robbins, Barbara Burns, Rose Marie Coscia, Car- ol Hiltner, Barbara Boger, Martha Jane Slaughter, Joyce Long. Bolfom Rau'-Gladys Treich- ler, Mary Jo Pickaruse, Barbara Adamnon, Ann lnterrante, Carol Jeffries, Eleanor Di Petrillo, Joanne Hansberry, Judy Carl. Jane Hunsberger, Anne Di- mino, Nancy Cane, Mary Puleo. HOMEROOMS 35, 36, 37, 38 Second Rou'iRosalie Gen- vardi, Sandra Updegrove, Jac- queline Del Sordo, Joan Mc- Gough, Virginia Feist, Arlene Picone, Marie Greco, Jessie Harrison, Joan Herr, Ruth Ann Rowe, Dolores Hunsieker, Pa- tricia Meeh. HOMEROOMS Sefmnl Rau'-Janice Bate- man, Kay John, Barbara Stitt, Joyce Tyson, Annette Henley, Barbara Dixon, Noel La Monte, Mary Reynolds, Madeline Gel- et, Annette Bruno, Marie Gris- ah, Carol Ballif, Jeannette Blackshear. ll 9 Third Row-Donald Cope, Vfilliam Kelly, Lyn Dahler, Matthew Scanlan, Iva May Raker, Amelia Gambone, Bette Sandler, Patsy Young, Julio Panetta, Randall Bladea, Vial- ter Smith, Jr., Douglas Bowers. 39, 40, 41, 43 Tbim' Rou'fJohn Salvo, Ger- ald Boorse, Robert Santillo, Anthony Amato, XY' i l l i a m XY'ood, John Yahraes, Donald Isaacs, Gerald Laird, Carl Place. Robert Balmer, liyerett Tyson, John Manning. Top Rou'ARodney Keown Philip Hoch, Richard Easton Jon Gamer, Alfred Mayberry John Heiser, Leroy Spencer Fred Wells, John Mallard, Jo seph Hemighaus, Arthur Pig eon. Top Rou'ARolwert Seltinger Linfred Bittner, Jark Jorde D n David Clresaman. Walter Free- land, Edward Magee, Jay Davis. Bollom Rou' Barbara Dale' L Maxine Godwin, Beverly Gar- lick, Carol Berry, Barbara Det- wiler, Joan Neeld, Jean Lucas, Rita Lanigan, Dolores Hilbert, Mary Hawkins, Patricia Dev- lin, Nancy Cross. Bottom Row-Mildred Xvis- niewski, Virginia Adamson, Judy Perry, Mary Ann Termine, Marcia Hoffman, Mary Jane Clark, Betty Salamone, Judith Parker, Rachel Clemmer, Dor- othy Natoli, Judy Iles, Marlene White. HOMEROOMS4i4Q1Q Second Rou'-Janice Swies- fort, Lorraine Salamone, Rob- erta Andren, Sandra Shultz, Judith Schiele, Joy Donley, Harriet Weidman, Mary Lou Carter, Janice Gambone, Joan Freed, Virginia Shrawder, Edith Pilz, Anna Marie De Cicco. IICDBTEIICJCJ Second Rau' - David Book, Robert Schvsartfe u o h U ' g , J H Miles, Frances Klinger, Jean Smith, Sally Korn, Joan Moser, Dorothy Peacock, G e o r g e Marks, Douglass Miller, John De Stefano. Tbird Rou'-Warren English, Richard Pomponi, Peter Mat- ticola, Wfilliam Gauger, Sulli- van Dello Buono, Leroy Alle- bach, John Wallace, Paul Wal- from, Donald Moyer, James Frith, Gerald Mason, Nicholas Contestihle. DIS 51, 55, 55 Third Rau'-John Stagliano, Harold Johnson, Theodore Heske, Richard Sheldon, Ray- mond Butera, John Marks, Ed- ward McNally, Richard Zielin- ski, John Gazona, William Schuck. Top Rau'-Rocco Fiorillo, David Riffert, Roland Fenster- macher, Milton Kissling, Wes- ley Taylor, Frank Higgins, Ter- rance Schultz, Joseph Cusa- mano, Fred O'Byrne, Gary Laird, John XWeaver. Top Rau' - Attila Salamon, James Scheetz, Theodore Rud- berg, John Farrell. Bollom Row-Grace Frank, Frances jenkins, Patsy Ann Campbell, judith Kramer, Ger- trude Flothmeier, Rita Di- Domenico, Margaret Simpson, Edith Bateman, Audrey May- berry, Marion Shultz, Lita Lou Hallman, Carrie Krier. Botlom Rau'-Saundra My- ers, Kathryn Berry, Thomasena Sims, Nancy Santangelo, Mary Epright, Nancy Schroyer, Bar- bara Ann Martino, Mary vidia, Ann Steinbright, Dorothy Hart- man, Rosemary Smith, Carol Boughter. HOMEROOMS Sefoml Rott'-Mirium Muller, Annette Clary, Louise Peterson, Earlene Love, Minerva Bilella, Anna Hanley, jean Ebbert, Mary jane Parker, Helen Eisen- burger, Elizabeth Starr, Arlene Pierentozzi, Nancy Geyer, joyce Hathaway, Frances Fran- zone. HOMEROOMS Setond Rou+Michael Mar- zella, XVilliam Sobeck, Ruth Ann Kramer, Betty Paulhamus, judy Detwiler, jean DeFran- cisco, Ruth Ann Spangler, Rhoda Charles, Marjorie Coates, Vivian Schneier, M a r i l y n Rhoads, Arlene Pohransky, George Stevens, Sidney Small. 56, 57, 58, 59 Third Rau'-Charles Camp- bell, Alan Frifk, Norman Keyes, joan Heidel, Lee Schef- fer, Ann Tallon, jane Seaman, Theresa Angelilli, Rosemarie Deheach, Henry XX'hite, Ed- ward Heil, Walter Fox. 59, 60, 61, 63 Tbird Rau'-David Bright, Anunzio Calvarese, Robert Me- Namee, Edward Hall, john Kibblehaus, john Haines, Her- bert XX'agner, Charles Schantz, Richard Vogel, Raymond Bes- witk. 121 Atl . W. Top Row-Bill Bradley, john Mallard, David Walker, Ste- phen Malone, Glen Davis, Rich- ard Moll, john Butera, Fred johnson, jim McFarland, David Rothenberger, Glen Brown, Gus Tornetta, john Fazio, Charles Phleger. Top Rou'-joseph Duddy, john Seifert, Robert McVaugh, Reynolds Edsell. f Zfffaa 7cam7,f1,Z' ZI4 F ADDIINISTRATION Mlss Berger X ru Prmupal Nlr lxosl Prmupal Dr Cm-1g.,es Superxntenclcm of Srhools '7fzeie afze ,llfze men ana! women. . . hNGLISH DEPARTNIl:NT Le! to Rlgbt Bottom to Top Xlr Donald XY' Srhlcffcr Nlr Anlrlxson Allen Mr l Ru Shank Mr Rlklllftl C lxnstlcr Nlr Hlrold l Runmrllgr Mlss Bcrthl H Dunkers Miss lxarharrne lx Rmdlaub Mrs lsfrlul Puff Mlss l'sther R Bright 124 Y . , .A . , . . 7 , . A A f -.. f . , J. , 1. ll' . ' , . ' 2 ,. Q ' , A . 2 .. ' ' , ' 2 . ' ., ' . , . .1 , ., . . . SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMFNT Seated Lefl to R15ht Miss josephme C Clemmer Miss rluabeth Smnth Mrs Cora M Rambo Sfanding Left to Right 'Nlr XY 1ll1am Dusxnberre Mr Nlark Nlendel Wir Frederick B Schlele Mr Chris Pappas Nir Harrx S Herbert BUSINPSS ILDIJCATION DEPARTMI:NT Slaudmg Let lo Rzgbl NI: john Penmpanker Miss Margaret A lxrebs Mlss Marx L Henderson Mrs Fdna Rundle Mr Flmer C Hoffman Sealed Left to Rzglu Nhss Wlnlfrecl Wllllams Mrs Charlene Hlnc 125 . A 1' 'IC-1 . V - . .l , ,h .lr x :A .l . ' l , . ., , A . 4 U' . . Q 4 4 0: 0 o ad 0 o o al y 1 it I 0 o ' '. f ' -. . I' ' , ' . ' ,, I' . - , . . , . . . . . . l' -A -. ' ' ' MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Letlo Rztglai Mr Leonard lx Rothermel Mr Franklin E Meluk Mr john L Schuler Charles Schaeffer Mr john-I Svseenex .NEIL haw... SCIENCE DEPARTMENT fe pay trzbuie to Mr Hurrg S Wolf of the Snenre Departmenl ubo relzres 11115 year a fer 50711215 the tommumty I5 K1 leather or 24 gears Lefto Right Mr Harold Scherrer Mr jesae Begel Mr Arthur Herr Mr Harrs S Wcvlf 126 f 'I - . '. , . ' . , . . ' , Mr. . ' , . . ' . 4 J o o W . . V . , . ' . . r f I' , ' , , f , , f - . ' ' , . , . , . 1' . . I 1 A A . . I'ORl:IGN LANGUAGI: DPPARTMI NT Le I lo Rzglft Nllss XIJIN Ann Faxrnhnld 'Sir Pdvun lxephan Mrs Marguerxte Borzellega Nir Robert Lung, Nlrs lxlthrxn C rxham ...,af,aZZ auapaodlemfi... ARTS DPPARTMPNT Lei to RILLII Nlrs 'Nhrx D Hunk Nlr R1Lh.1rdAldLrfer Mr Damon Holton Mlss XI.1rg.,1ret lxelsan gg,-f 127 PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Lelio Rzght Mrs Mxldred Anders Mr Lawson S Earl Mr Lerm Levus Mr S Robert Polls Mrs Blanche Wfentzel VOCATIONAL DEPARTMENT Mr Waxne F Henrs Mr XVxll1am M McCann Mr Paul Mxakex Mr William F Butler Mr j Norman Foster 128 bf 7, . ' ,.,. j , .. Left lo Right-Mr. Wilfcrrrdn M. Bucher, Jr., Mr. Nicholers Dolas, Mr.AI1eon E. Martz, MODFRN LIVING DFPARTMFXIT Lzfl to KQJJI Mass 'Nidrx T Bauer Nlnss Anna Humberger Nllss Xmanda Bell ...,aa Mem XILIARX L S1 :ful lc flu Rlglwl Nlrs Nllrx Bxllhuu Nllss Rhoda Bmmus Nhss K uhnrmc. Robert mn Slmlmg Nlr Sun u Dxetruh 9 NL L L x lxx l INIBIX 4 u X VLNs N HA 1 NN mum N Nnrwla 1 Nm!! Ill xx xi! v 41 VUL N N311 Spmmlrx N Ill N umflx ua lll VX 1 XFL L I lum x S W I w l X C41-pl-ll.: fllflll' 'f- l flkllsblllkllllgf Nylllurx 'H X4l1llll1lxll'.H1ml .lml lmllllx Illflll l' ' flulw 'l H.11nl All W L1 ' lr Xllmm H 49 HJ -lull f-il ,V nm! rx- Hlxkmlmll l5.1r1qlu'l WT fv UMW H ll- Cl.: Utluuw 9' fllllxl N4 ,N if f.llL'lk'Yl.I -Y I'l.u 111- K-I f.nluml.1r HIM H ' I 1' flu In 'N flu. .rlL.Ml,.rN ,Uv qlu u ru Cl,1 Xl 1 llf' Ili I I I , N. I l num 11' f ngr wx IIN url L'II X 1 ' Nil 4 Hu nm-M Nl. fl 'H Crux-. f.1L1r'rr 'VX xl' Q' l.UL-mrx NLM? K-.' llvllimliml u l'nnrllw.1ll 'll' 'li 4 1 .cl rf 1 frrlll 'll r Inmwr llw ll.m4llw.mlx Al Nvpl1m1mr'L' IIN Ill I xl Hu rmx-. Null 'H 1 K I famllnlx llllrlll II1 In I.ilu,1: . NLM' V1 NIL l-m f.-mnll Nl fy Ilmkw. 'fl A Nu lllllllg lmmmr I'rm.. Q H4 4 lim lllvlif-IQ 1,11-IN 'M Xxxnllllllv I1-'Q V lrnnls, fwlllfftv, Il rl HUM xv fl.4w Xllwm: lll' Il fllllx N5 fl. llwulrx UR 'l,A,LX wr l,Il'I.lIl U2 lr.lIl1L 'Af .NIM-xrmrru ll X X-mari.-11.11 Nwngrx 'H NJ :mul IIw:1wr'w.-lull, la 'X 'xlllllgf 1411 lil R Iour ygara m Lollngn lra .1 trnmcndoua drgun on most fumlly podxct books If your plans lI1LlLldL .1 collage LLILILAIIOI1, you can start nova to prouda thc musslry funds Rggullr dcposlts in 1 saxmgs ALLOLIIII xxlll lwulld thu JIHOUIII you mu. Montgomery Norrlstown Bank and Trust Company 152 Inr Lzerylbmg Izleclrual Montgomery Electrical Supply Co 207 last Mun Street NORRIQTOXVN PA 8 0772 8 0775 H N rrlstmwn 8I01f Emo Serlzfe Center WALTER BRFGLER 1701 Markles Street Iamtzng 8. Pa 16'llJtll1QllIQ NORRISTOXVN PA clllxllll Axe Nurrnstown P1 R D 1 Phone 841 I L llONll lll KS l3lfTlUNXllllS Studx llllllh 1LW LI LR fl Is or All fjttlltllllh WATCH SPECIALIST INCRAVI-R D M 14ELDMAN INC 70 l P lst elm Mme! Nmrmown P I0 West Mun Street Norrnstuwn MOTOROLA ADMIRAI Rulm and Ielezzsmu Auto Rulm S euzluh JONES RADIO 109 XVesr Axry Street Norrnsrosm Pa Phone NO 8 7570 155 . , , . , . L o l f' ' 1' . , . ' ' U 1 ' -1 1 . . J . . V I . . K K R , . 'Nm 1 '. J , 1., . . 1 f ES I f If . 1 1 r - w L fl Al 'Q . f 1 1 1 4 ' 4 I . . 1 . . , . fi N 'l. 1 . ' ' -, ' ' . 1 1' . , Pu. J . ny- ,-, - -- ll 'n'- H ll' Phones S-Zena---w-.Zn A 1 l P ' 1 V , . l , . 7 -f',-,'u. 44-,Q X lf siifs A Molly png. N , x os ilu xl A -burn ood u s ru or -k Costs less i Burns longer 'k Quick heat f Less llre tending ALAN WOOD STEEL COMPANY Coke and Chemicals Dlwslon CONSHOHCCKEN NNSYLVAN ll' ben 171 e er Ill Ile STOP AND SHOP GENUARDI S SUPER MARKET Ilae Com lele For d llzrket MORLFY DRI SSI S COATS SUI I'S MILLINERY 81 last Mann Street NORRISTOXWN S KH pp u A I 2 00 DOLLYS BEAUTY SAI ON Custom Perm men! ll' area JOSFPHIINI' T VOLPF P p 714 Wfest Marshall Street NIORRISTOXXN PA W H KNEAS LUMBER CO INC Lumber Mzllu ark Coa Fuel O11 800 l ist Mun Street e s 154 fW 9 . l . r. 1 P E I A ' ' I ff so 'i 1 ' S AT Y M .l '17 ' 1 1 1 Phone NO -Zyl,-A ointment Only Mon., Tues., Wled., Sat., 9:00 A.M to 5:00 P.M. ' ' Thurs., Fri., 9:0 .N. to 4: P.M. ' ., . 9 1 I , . 1 . . l: . ., ro . 1 I y l Phrm -2975 Real Estalc lnszlranu x s f c HARLFS H sc HIELP ja Q. IMPORIINC DISTRIBUTOR BLVERACLS ? 57 Um' mm N ff'm P' Ihune 8 sou 507 SXYIDI SFRIII CLARENCE V STEFFFN CONGRAIULAFION5 I'O SPICE OI' 1954 C8 LA5I' NIARSHALL STRI-ILT W 5 MUSSELMAN Qnalztg Flon ers Elerlraglsf 10 I J Church Street Norrlstown IXFDOS CUTAXX MMPR PORMALS SUITS 'IO H Peoples Cleaners Gm Dyers Alllllffslllllffj Counly v Mm! Modun Cleaning Plant 375 hm 'Slim btreet Phone NO 3 0191 NORRISTOXX N, PA 15: Plmnc UO -T501 Ik J I, . . . QON C , ,. . , 1. . LU KO ,. ., , H- C- 1 A U . , . Q' ' ' 1 ' 54150 - 9 'H ' 31- , -but .,i 55. 1- 5 V 1 :A 1 ' I 4 v . . x Phones: 5-19 -5- 911 541 - -1 Pa TI, , Q-FULL DRESS-I AY S U Q ' - I' Q I I R IZ 1 1 1,4 Q' 2 ' . 1 '- I I If . Have a Coke There's friendliness in the simple phrase, Have a Coke . It turns strangers into friends . . . Coca Cola stands for the pause that re resbes has become the high sign of people of good will BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA COLA COMPANY BY THE PHILADELPHIA COCA COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Ollgltllll Clll0Il.5 TO THE CLASS OF 1954 BLOCK S TXXO HNI SFORIS 7: XX est Mun Street High 'K Charlotte Streets NURRISIOXVN P01 ISIUXVN IHONI IIIONI N 58 UU POT SIIIII HF Coke is a regixfsred Irade-mark. C2 f - I Selling Merchandise of Meri! Since 1884 11--' 2' ' A tv V ' i f ' 1 AT, - , . I I a6!lfLCl,!l0l'l The all lmportant event of school life Gradu atxon IS surely worth a cap and gown portralt The personal exchange of these photographs keeps school memornes for all tlme BUSS STUDIOS 352 DeKalb Street Telephone 8 2420 PHOTOGRAPHS OF THE BETTER KIND ROBERT .I SOOK Manufacturing le weler CLASS AND COLLEGE RINGS I SORORITY AND IARATFRNITY PINS CHARMS TROPHIFS MFDALS PROM FAVORS if PINS WITH YI'AR GUARDS For ualzlj al Il Reasonable Price Buy Direct rom the Manu acturer VICTORH BUILDING 1001 CHESTNLT STREET PHILADELPHIA 137 1' . I Official feweler for Norristozwl High School O af I I ' , ' i 'R . af . f ' Q ' I ' - f ' f f N 3 QNQQQSQQQ, J W 9 is E 1 S X N S f'sf 1 Q? ma eff, gina-47915, 32.26.25 Nw?-'vm ill WMM Qvwf 0 ers FURNITURE CARPETS DRAPERIES SLIP COVERS LAMPS DEKALB AND AIRY STREETS NOrr1stown 8 1000 FLOWERS Trme A113 Place Occasron WILLIAM YEAGER 538 DeKalb Street Phone 8 5070 ROBFRT F SHELDON FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Anna Catanese Your assurance that corsages and flowers from our shop will be just what you want 521 DEKALB STREET 82253 COMPLIMENTS OI' A FRIEND Congratulatlons and Best Wlshes to THE CLASS OF 54 8 I 7 87 lo 96530 Ng gal , 5, V1 , x 1 'Il ' A 5 jd fl Af' i I l t 3' A' L - ll'-Il lull? ' ' I I A,E'i5 i'I W I 'L E s lt. fix. J 1 1' ll 'V v',fX- I, n,, A A 9' T 3. I l . . - 1- Phone - JEFFERSON DRUG CO JEFFERSONVILLE PA Relzable Prescrzptzon Serzzce Phone NO 5 2520 OAKLAND FARMS Country Fresh Mzlle an Dairy Products NOrr1stown 8 1072 Phone S 712 SHERRY S omens A are! 0 DIJIIIICUUII 55 Fast Mann Street NIORRISTOWN PA NORRISTOWN LINCOLN MERCURY CO 1201 Past Mam Street NORRISTOWN PA Ph me 8 1500 xx 7 UFPN jSRi WM OSC INCH . 1 me 5 L,c 1 In IIIIS nrdm s IRI! I 011 ll and Alllfflll Pains JANIES LI-IFS AND SONS COMPANY BRIDGEPORT PENNA 159 d .W . f 1 . 4 ,, I, . I ' 1 , . 4 - , WH? A X Yfnkdx W W7 L v J 3 ...tll . llc: ' ly O C'l'l t ' lay' es ffl ' lun r Q 1 H 'f x7.u1A4: ', and 5 . 1 H14 U -' ' 'K '1, SULLIVAN ASKO Phone Norrlstown 8 2290 General Roofing and Sheet Metal Work ROOFING AND BUILDING MATERIALS SOLD Heater Work Insulauon Water Proofing Tm Slag Built Up Roofing 819 East Mam Street NORRISTOWN GOODIES FOR GOODINESS SAKE Xour 10091 Brewers he Cream Store lNorr1st mwn Iwersthmg m Breyers from Cone to a Gallon 1505 Powell Street Phone 8 C824 COMPLIMENTS CARPI-TS RUCS VPNPTIAIN BLINDS LINOLFUMS WINIDOW SHADFS FRANK BATDORF Home Demralor NORRISTOWN PA Telephone 8 7825 204 Delxalb Street Lsixm :ies Furmsbed U zibout Obligation SMITHS ICE CREAM STORE Rrdge Pike and Potts Avenue JEFFERSONVILLE PA CADILLAC AND OLDSMOBILE Sales and Serzzre NORRISTOWN MOTORS INC 1101 FAST MAIN STREET NORRISTOWN PA Phone 8 5545 140 ' , PA. :Y - ' ' Y e 3 ' OF GOODIE'S LUNCHEONETTE NORRIS LUMBER CO. , 0 Vernon E TELEVISION R Q Q K S HOTPOINT Sylvaflla Wfe Serine Ezerytlozng W e Sell Refflgefaffffb Vacuum Cleaners NORRISTOWN PA Washers Records Phone 8 2882 Rant-If-S 344 46 West Marshall Street C IH Appliances Where Slaoppznq 15 a Pleasure FAMILY FOOD CENTER B 0 R S S Mann 8: Barbadoes Streets I I NORRISTOWN Buy Here 5,,,e Mme Sales and Serzzce EXPERTS ON BODY LEE TMS FENDER WORK Truck and Passenger Tires for Every Trfmsportauon J R CHRISTY Dzstrzct Manager Nomswwn 8 H05 Lee Tlre 8: Rubber Company 1435 West Mann Street 1230 Fast Mam Street NORRISTOWN PA WILDMAN MFG. CO. 141 ' . y. Q I . , . 1 Open Thursday and Friday Nites to 9 P.M. ' 0 7 . . , S l '. CW 0 SPORT COATS 0 SUITS 0 SLACKS r slude :ts QS Q5 142 r ' on wfwnd .S ...fo , Edgar D Clemson Old Company s Lehlgh Coal and Rlchfield Fuel O11 24 Hour Serzzce 731 741 Forrest Avenue Nl 51112 NORRISTOWN PPNNIA Lalrcl s Glft Shop 403 WEST MARSHALL STREET VORRISTOWN PA CONCRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS O14 1954 GIFTS IEIVELRY WATCH REPAIRINC 227 West Mann Street NORRISTOWN PA Ph nf. 8 5805 MEET THE REST FOR THE BEST AT .IOHNNIE S The 1x0fllJ End Brzglat Spot JANE LOGAN DELUXE ICE CREAM POV. ELL 8: WOOD STREETS JOHN D ILLIINCJVCORTH 145 O 1 ' 7 - 1 I 0 I - I GREETING CARDS ' I Brewing Company Adam Sclreidt Congratulatlons and Best Wishes t THE CLASS OF 54 hsenhower Semor High School REACH FOR S T R O E H M A N N BREAD AT ITS BEST First ISHSIJIOIIS FIRST Look for the new fashions first at That ms the Norrxstown Home of More I'h.1n 1000 NAIIOHHIIQ Adserused Brands C H AT I. I N S Famous for I zmous Bran ls 'NIAIN AND MILL STR!-FFS Telephc ne S 2000 Phone 8 2275 FLAVQRITE ceCream THE FLAVOR'S RITE MADE IN NORRISTOVUN 4 I . 1 I . O 4. 1 . Home and School Association f , , - , , -, I , H 74 1 S I I .' . , , 145 Po nv f if I, There s more to prlntlng than type and paper It IS craftsmanshup of the master prnnter that lnfts prnntnng out of the ordinary Youll see the dnt ference In every lob we do You wont see the dnfference In our prlces whnch are never more-often less than elsewhere MANY SCHOOLS IN THE EAST ARE RELYING ON OUR EXPERI ENCED YEAR BOOK MEN MEN WHO HAVE HELPED MANY STAFFS We not only help you to produce your book at a moderate prlce but also plan It so that your book IS above the average We appreciate the opportunity to produce this annual and wish to acknowledge the excellent cooperation received from the members of the staff We are proud to agann attach our zmprunt to thus 1954 edmon of the Space We Gnd each year a new challenge to help the editors produce an outstandung book We congratulate the 1954 staff for the excellent work and the manner In whuch they trned In every way to cooperate wnth us . .g ACOMPLETE PUBLISHING AND PRINTING SERVICE SINCE 1874 TWO FORTY THREE WEST MAIN STREET KUTZTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA 147 ,Lf ,,,.,. , .-9X .L . 'H M9 The Difference - - I 'L A e Aon curled, CRODNEYMORRIS CUMPLIMFNTS sz SON INC Plumbmg anl H :Img Cfutraclrrs 225 Vifest Am Street A F R I E N D 'VORRISTOWN PA LEARN AND LIVE TO SERVE D RAE BOYD 718 Swede Street N ORRISTOWN 148 K C I l'lC. NOrristown 8-0793 NOrristown 8-079-i , . ' 1 ez ' 1 ff R 1 , . O CHAS F MARTINO Realtor NORRISTOWN NO 8 2260 JIMMY Phone No 86195 PERRY S 126 East Mam Street NORRISTOWN PA W omen s Shoes Excluszzely Wfholesale Con eftromzry P W BAKER 1503 Arch Street 'NIORRISTOWN PA Phones NO 5 0578 NO 5 5344 NO 5 7717 INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL WILLIAM 1 HOGAN Electrical Contractor POWER AND LICHTINC 0 E Marshall St Norrlstown Books of All Publishers SAMES BOOK STORE 313 DeKalb Street NORRISTOXVN PA BUILDERS HARDWARE NIILL SLPPLIES Hardu are Norrlstown Pa Brldgeport Pa Ph me No 8-if 0 HALLMAN 8: RADCLIEE 517 525 W'est Marshall Street In ants Cbzldrens Mens B015 md ll omen Il ezr GIETS LIINEIN NOX ELTIES Phone 5 3160 Norrrstovsn Pa IIPLIMEN A FRIEAD 1 1 ' ' , f . L , . . I I 11 . ., ' , Pa. STATIONERY GREETING CARDS LLQYD H, DAUB, INC, C O 1 1 ' T S I U ' ' , ' . J ' 1 'S O F I HI EYE NEWS CLASS OF 1954 STUDENT COUNCIL R E A D T H E CONGRATULATIONS TO THE OMPLIMENTS OF O Z W f Class of 1954 and may we leave th1s thought WV1fl'l u The d1ploma5 that you have reeexved are your heense to apply your learmng m adult praetleal world Use your knowledge vxe that raduates m the years to eome may benefit from the better soelety you wlll have helped Create for them ht imtts ' etulil 4 flmeruuu Neuspaper Smce 1 29 131 f I --':'- ' ' fi X, f f , X If , K! ff. 1 4 ' ' -fy' 1 -- iff -Z - ll INN? ff' I- iv- X Z ' K .F - ,W I -1-- 1 fl - ' - 1 , X N , I . Y . I . 1 ' XXI. A A . W I . . an , ' . f - A mu U , ' l A 1 . . . D rmted md Sgrwud x tltmxn I hllNlll'1L 1 nmp IXIIIIIUXHI I' ' 1 h . ,ll 'll P I . . Pu. -Isl-