Pottstown High School - Troiad Yearbook (Pottstown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1955 volume:

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Ezght DR GEORGE A MCCORMICK Supelmtendent of Schools LU CL l'l'lLl'lL6fI'ClflU2 MR STANLEYI DAVENPORT JR MR J ROBERT VONDRACH Prmclpal -Msslstant Plmclpxl Kommelclal Ian .md -Xrlthmetlc He ui of Lonuneludl Department Seufed Mm Nlllll16d J Hutt Nume Dean of Gule Whse Dorothx B Savlol Qecletalv Wh Calvm J Smndmg Cxesemm electllc and larllo shop Dll9Ct0l of Industual Lducdtlon N11 Edward Y Good xlgrehm health Dnectol of Phxelcal Fclucatlon ancLAthlet1cQ WIN Patllcla R Nladega clerk and cafetexla cas 161 XGWCOINQIS to P H S the Qeeoncl se mestel wele 'Nh Eugene C1 Wentllnge who tn zches l mtecl Statee hlSt0lX 4Thc lungs College aml the Umvelsxtx of Pennsxlvanlal and WIN Han In Dllll ock Secretalx L! fAe COUIJQ BOARD OF QCHOOL DIRECTORQ vff o Right: Douglus Y. O Dell' Herbert VN. QtA1uf'fL1', .I H 1' vert R. B a'1ck' linform F. Moyer. score- z 'yg aroc ,. incer, so ici org . er , aw. 'esimeng 'Q' ., mer, vim- 11:1 3 '11 . Yo n, treasurer: Charles ,. 2 1 1 '. 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As the red xelx et carpet of Pottstown Hlgh School was rolled before the antlclpatorx ex es of the sophomores 375 bows and glrls crossed the threshold to hlgher learnlng Among them were these class offlcers Judlth Lambert presldent Frank Waresak VICE presldent Betty Anne Bolton secretary and Rlchard HUFf91 treasurer Early ln September a dance was held by the senlors 1n honor of the new class It was approprlately called the Welcome Dance Next on the llSt of scheduled events under the supervlslon of the class advlsers MISS Alma Kl1nk and Mr Earl Strange was the spaghettl suppel wlth Judlth Lambert actlng as gene1al chalrman Hostesses for the event were J udxth Lambert and Constance Smlth The supper held IH the hlgh school cafeterla was a tremendous success The Snow ball Dance on February 25 was also held under the sponsorshlp of the sopho mores Betty Lou Tagheber and Georgla Plastlras were co chalrmen of the decoratlng com mlttee Mlchael Gawn and Martha Yohn were ln charge of tlckets and Judlth Pollock was chalrman of the comm1ttee 1n charge of h1r1ng the orchestra F01 the maJor project durlng three yeals 1n hlgh school and the class glft upon grad uatlon the Class of 57 declded to co operate wlth other groups 1n presentlng an organ for the aud1tor1um SOPHOMORE CABINET Fusf Ron Maltha Yohn Judlth Rosendale Cath ellne Horlocks Constance Smxth Georgia Plastnas Dalvl Detwllex Judlth Hlmes Second Run Mlss A ma I Ixllnk uflzzsn Betty Lou Tagllebel P tllCld Blendllngel TEIIN Shanel Bluce bllfflths Iudlth Pollock M1 Fall R Stlange IUIIISII Tlmd Run Iuthel Rlfe Robut Wlcllmtock Robelt I' xcese Ronald T1 mlex 1' 11141111 Run 'Nllchael Cavln Iohn 'XQIIH In Huntel Matt he w S1 teen 'T 1 u 2 1 .QMJ Fzfsf Rau Barbala Ash Martha Boclnal Emma Jean Chelnesky Sala Jane Blndel Barbara Blown Mallon Eagle Marlene Fizz Judlth Dotteler Betty Anne Bolton Betty Lou Jones Kath leen Bulk Carol Popel Glolla Aiken Barbara Ricketts Arllne 'llentzer Second Rllll Kathleen 'Neiman Judith Bush Nlalx Little Allene Gibbs Robelta Ricketts Jean McDonnell DOIIS Bossler Constance Levan Patllcla Metka Maly Rodgers Patllcla Daw Diane Meekel Helen Moyer Phxllls Bleunlngel Helena Brandel Jean MCSSHQI Third Ron Sanclla Betz Carol Wausnock Ruth Bakowskl William Jackson James Mlllel Joseph Skalbeck ROb6lt lNe1ffe1 Joseph Reldel Ron lld Puhl Esthel McCalvln Joan Balrett Svlvla Buchelt Janet Cote Ilene Conley Fourth Roz: RlChd1Kl Rohn Glenn Shllev Robert Mehlman Richard Hillel William Oxenfold Frank Jackson John Neiman Henrx Shulel Rogel Qu en Thomas 'lloole Eclxnalrl 'lleekel Galx Rav bold lllO1l'lS 'NlYlll'l1Q1lClltQl BWll6 Shlley Gnapp Judith Cochnaul Constance Hall Pdtl1Cld Hause Balhala GIOSSGW Judith HIHIQS Gall Hausenlan 'Nancy H6ll1llT2.Cl1 Pllscllla Helslel Anna Nlae Hoffman lxathallne H3Tt6HSt1n9 Second Hou Clalence Egolf l60Fl2i1Cl lxulp Challes Ulllch Thomas Heath Tholnas Haddock Ronald lxoons Thomas Ovelholtzel Nllchael Rumond Thomas Nllller Stlnlex EIXVIYI Belnald Glebe Vlll ham Xxdllxel xxllllilll Hitman Joseph SIHOXCI HaloldF1ust Tlmrl Hou TQIIX Shanel Bruce Cllfflths xvllldlil Shultz Rlchald Plospelo Robelt Solomon Nllchael Petlo Elnest NIcCalv1n Celllcl Pell Hallv Sell Ron lld Klein Ravmond lX1lllY'l Joseph Kozak Donald HAUIN I'01lIf'1 Roz: Ddlllll fllffltll Ilck Iameson Anthonx ZlQll1lMl Michael Nllckletz Leon Copenhaver Daxlrl 0l1VQl lohn Clllllli ihutel CL1lneLk1 IlIlVSO0Il Qumtel Tl l0l11lS lxrxuse DlVlCl W llters smph SlVlIl0 XX lllilll x 1 W IDU 5116 nfun ' -1- -Vu V 1 -1 V A v 1 V mV' 1 V 1 A vV V V --V 'V -V ' . 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First Rau Donna Hums Mary Lu Shoemaltei Donna Jeanne Love Sara Short Roseann F111 man Judith Shaner Charlotte Laubmelex Patricia Brendlmger Constance Smith Judith Lambert JoAnn Smith Barbara Gallowav Second Row Kathryn Simms JoAnne Dulis Catherine Hoi locks Lucille Romania Janet Kerr Barbara Favlnger Annette Kllnk Patricia Karplnski Shelba Nlathlas Margaret Sensenig Barbara Eck Ruth Ann Snell George Emery Thud Rout Anita Shaner Gordon Epps Paul Conklin John Johnson Kenneth Pace Harold Casselberry Lolm Leuthold Richard Llnderman Richard Hurter David Ingram Donald Flicker Gary Cannell Nancy Kurtz Virginia Barber Fourth Rou Charles G11l1s Ronald Rohn Daniel Brey Richard Loughm Joseph Llpko Charles White Geolge Glovis Joseph Sobczvnski Herman Gibbs John Dickinson John Chelnesky Geoige Cu1t1s Robelt Oliver Robert Sandoe First Row: Joyce Rouscher, Patricia Peterman, Mary Ann Kulp, Jane Jobeck, Sandra Keller, Eliza- beth Kurtz, Patricia Gerhart Linda Spaid, Carolyn Saylor, Judith Pollock, Martha Yohn'f Georgia Plastiras. Second Roux' Patricia Wentzel, Marjorie Levan, Loretta Koenig, Claudette Jacobs, Joan Skarbek, Betty Lou Taglieber, Angela Opalack, Patricia O'Neill, Ellen Kirkhoff, Lorraine Koenig, Ila Pumpaitis, Nancy Smoyer, Elizabeth Shanta, Martha Shearer. Third Razr: John Deegan, Paul Drabinski, Warren Eshbach, Gerald Gehret, John Eidell, William Sternberger, David Fetter, William Ebert, Robert Stockley, James Sconnley, Norman Clayton, Laverne Davidheiser, David Evans, Robert Stoudt. Eugene Stachokis. Fourth Roux' Roger Leh, John Dimino, Gerald Fryer, David Emery, Michael Gavin, William DeSoi, Charles Honafius, Hunter Matthews, Stanley Sroka, Carroll Drumheller, John Lossmann, Lee Caleen, Peter Stahl, Kenneth Lang. Ninefu n JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS A Nancy Lord, secretary: Judith Noble, treasurerg Paul Zirkel. president: James Boyer, vice- president. w OOL 61 !0l l,UCl,l 6! fo flll'll0l Cl,ClLUlilQ5 Whlle they vx ere sophomores the Class of 56 sponsored a dance Wlnter Wonderland and an assemblv program called Hlgh School Daze Thelr 1un1or year prox ed to be verv eventful The most 1mpo1 tant act1x1ty of the year was the prom and dlnner on October 25 at the Elks Club Members of the class provlded after dmner entertamment Wally Spotts s orchestra furnlshed the muslc for the dance December '2 was the date of the cake sale at the Ellls Mllls Department Store and the New York Department Store Students contrlbuted cakes money and workmg tlme to the success of the sale On January 27 the 1un1ors held an 1ce skatmg partv and doggle roast for all classes at Sanatoga Lake For thelr sprmg event they sponsored the May Day Assembly and dance on Aprll 29 A queen and court were selected from the student bodv to preslde at both af'fa1rs The Junlor class smcerely regrets the death of Thomas Mover who passed away on Februarv 6 1955 -- -- G ,-5 g-l Q Q JUNIOR CABINET du Bdllldld Petllllo R belta McMann MATJOXIC Hampton Theodol 1 Gova tos Patllclx Baltchak I x nda VS LdV9l Sr cond I lllxs Fleanon COIN me ssu url: :sez DOl0l6 Bulcskx Rose Semema 7 E 5 Robert Nluch Flcd 'llau nu Rxchaxd DdVl4ll10l Ol xklllldlll Shane: Don 11d B0ltZ 1 George L Hughe IHIIIQPI Tunnfy e e . . 7 V 1 iv Y 1 I it ' I ,, . -1 'K ' ' 7 1 . , as ' H . m , v . i . 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Banbaia Rcidei Baibai 1 Banyal Jane Millei Maiy Ann Wiggle Jacqueline Andes Patiicli Keim Theodoia Covatos Patiicia Dolas Dawn Biovxn back Jeinctte Nlontigue Baibua Ruy ilt Tlmd lim: Pitiicia Ludwig Fsthei Cook Nancy Lord Edvsaid Falitovich Stanley lightcap James Mont igue limes Boyei lames Iezzi Robeit GIOW Gan Wamplei PlLllPd.Vl1lx lohn ludy Ron ild Tak ics Don ild Hiimanslxv Phvllis Munyon Malv -Xnn Cuiix Louise Dulis lwnnrlz Run Rlchaid Sosi fhomis Nloyei Richaid Davidheisel James Hallman Hailv lxepnel Richald Weiss Paul Zlikel leonaid Welsh Ronald Baldasano Dennis Xsthumei William Fllis Daiicl Aindt Piul Biovine laxxience 'llovei Joseph Schut7 Firsf Rnir: Alyce Weber Lynda Weaver Virginia Keller, Barbara Good. Edith Mayberry Dolores Bieleski. Kay Belagh. Marilyn Werrett Eileen Melley, Helen Cinder. Susan Geary Joyce Lias. Secmzd Roux' Janet Bressler Jeanne Kaas. Mary Ellis Joan lVeiser. Loretta lVeber. Judith Feight. Doris Reitenbaugh Gwendolyn Merkel. Patricia Wanger Patricia Neiffer Betty Lou Selby Patricia Cutillo Rosemary Borgiet Joy Daniels Susan Britton. Barbara Flaherty Marilyn VVeiner Harold McElroy. Third Hur: Janice Whitehead Myra Schlosberg. Lorraine Nester Jane Reichelderfer Sandra Strack. Clenn Isett David Stetler VVarren Could Dennis Hurchalla Thomas O Neill Ger- ald Richards, Martin Tucker Patricia Hanna, Barbara Dettore, Patricia Grimm, Emilie Bercek, Carole Hartwig. Marlene Guest. Fourth Row: Richard Whitman John Scheffey Richard Sackal. Paul Tobias, Lawrence Harvey, Michael Lunn, Richard Rhoads, John Groth, John O'Such, Mar- shall Sager, VVilliam Schmearer, Fred Kupcski, Ronald Rohlanrl. Robert Newman, James Steiner, Leroy Heckman, .lohn Rcinford. Twenfy one WW my 1 :IFRS i'a-iz w-411-u 002, www .muff If ns! 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Q 5!I'0U2 f0l,UClI OLU' gI'ClJlfl,Cl,tl0l'l As the students of the Class of 55 left the halls of Pottstown Hlgh they looked back along the paths whlch the1r feet had trod Focuslng on the sophomore year they saw agaln the first 3Ct1Vlt19S sponsored by thelr class IH hlgh school Among these were the Sadle Havsklns Dance and the Twelfth Nlght Dance The talent of the class was first presented IH a varlety assembly program As the clxmax of that year they journeyed to Phlladephla and Wlllow Grove on a class trlp Durmg thelr Junlor year they followed ln the footsteps of those before them by holdmg a dlnner and prom They qulckened thelr pace at the skatmg party at Rmgmg Rocks Park Agam the talent of the class was demonstrated IH a play commemoratlng Llncoln s Blrthday The class returned ln the fall wlth more SQFIOUSDQSS reallzlng that soon thev would be faclng the world elther from a Job or a school of hlgher learnlng Wlth thls IH mmd they trled to work toward these goals ln classes and act1v1t1es Those lnterested 1n a muslc career took part 1n the cholr and band concerts those str1v1ng for an athletic goal partlclpated 1n the xarlous sports and those lnterested ln dramatlcs performed ln the class play Stag Llne At a dance ln the fall they welcomed the sophomores 1nto hlgh school and later made money at a publ1c spaghettl supper Flnally the class shared the thr11ls of the New York tllp and the sorrow of Commencement As the class left the portals of P H S for the last tlme they remembered too MISS Gertrude Harley and Mr Bertram Scanlm who were their faxthful class adusers for three years SENIOR CABINET Fnst Rau Peggy Favmg el Nancy Welkel Sandra Mlller Bevelly Van Zandt Betsy Shavs Heather Davxdhelsex M a 1 g a r e t Levengood Sec: nd Hou Mass Gertrude E Harlev advlser James Levellle Wayne Hughes Robert Zelglex John Sova Lau lence DeLong Rlchald Frantz Kent Pll'llx6lt0l1 Ml Beltlam P Sc mlm ad: :sf l Tufnfy foul QF Wllllam Albrlgbt .557 West Lhcstnut Street lollege Preparatory Yhllw paper route a follows sports tend to work at Flaggs llkes French class' 7 ' dark brown halr holder of lmaglnarx L3!'llll8C stock Bettv Bowman 107 King Street General Betty llkes P H 9 am w1lI regret leavlng ln the sprung her camera IN a constant companlon tends to become a woman ln wnte home room 201 Howard Berlell 320 West Klng Qtreet General Howxe star athle collector of old co1ns wlth a speclal cheerleader ass Otlxter l C our Bus orus 2 as et a .1 ,lamee Begel 11 West Elghth Street General an plays 8CC0l'fll8!l loyes anlmals prefers summer weather regrets haunt' to leave P H mor tluh I 3 Llbran mm Tnra B me N a ae 1 Patrnena Bell 911 'North Warren Ntnet l ol ege Preparatory a often seen at Nun nyhrook durmg the summer dlsllkes show oils terested ln flramatlcs g at to be back from Toledo sunny dlsposrtlon rn r H eve l' er .1 T o P Ilturlu lxathrvn Bender 125 West Kmv Street lommerezal Kathy HWHTIHIIUU tfn nl and Ice sleatlng are amonf her favor1te sports would appreuate less homework takes many candld plctures bookkeep1ng wnth Nlr ran-fe a favorlte sur l Broolee Bmeler 845 North Franklln 5tr1et follege I reparatort Brooke dark curly halr hunts shes tmkers wlth hot rods amateur radlo ham drnes a 33 ord enjoys physles class and ft.ltll0 club fn flu rus Vxrvlnla Bobner 8 Walnut Qtreet lommerrzal Glnny tlclell h cu 1 1 t of gay favorlte sports SWlIllIlIlHg and tennls always laughmg ture secretary fa me IW ll'4I Barbara Bongarzone R IJ 2 Bovertown lon mtrrzal Barbara home room 207 keeps a scrapbook lllglllifg danclng frequents and roller skatlnv rlnks lTlOlIOIl plcture enthusl as mterested ln muslc horseback rldmff 1s an other one of he r favorxte sport LOUISE Borneman R D l Rowe'-rsford lo lege Preparatory ou quxck on her feet a collector of pennants ltallan spaghettl and Lep are amon-I her favorite food another hobby 1s crochet mg Twenty five Y' I '. - ' ' Q 5 I ' D .W Ill... :, .'...lll- s. 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Ielit ri'l Ii: r in-l. 21' ' I3 Dons Bossler 1026 Park Drne 6 en eral Ms alark l1a1r anal eu l1kf Q to skate anal aanaa makes jawelrw fron1 a ste s works as a vsaltra at Bauses Drugstore pleasant sm1le Ravmonal Boyer S72 North Franklm Street f allege Preparatorj Ray just back f1'0l11 tha servtae enjoys huntmg anal f1sh1ng wlll go to Pannswl van1a gtate Un1vers1tv when l1e w1l1 major rn petroleum anal natural gas engmeermg pumps gas at Klnclalmr s Nunoao Ntatlon Curtls Brenallmg Route 18 Pottstown 1 allege Preparatory furt1s sports enthuslast often seen engaged ln a l1I'lQk game of chess aw or1te alass IS study hall al1s11kes certaln teachers pleasant sm11e for evervone French class9'7 es ilu joseplnne Brown R D 1 Qchwenksulle I ommerezal Josle red halr na s Wflllng letters enjoyable photography anal n1us1c are among her mterests a ar ana' to mathematlcal suhjeat ajulet and swaat Rlaharal Brown 1 Nahwanksu a follege I reparatnrx lllek enter tha 1 of engmarrmg fina ahom 1NlfY anal gaomatrv clasa ln tfre tlng l1ka the ao or rue vu hes he had a ear ha hlue eu Club 3 Twenty sta: Rochelle Brunner 112 Npruaa Ntraat flllllllllffllll Nhallex faxorlta sun1 mar s ort 1 NVM1Il'lfl1lI'lg na 1nU1nv anal danclnv joxahle a future W XL oftan seen at Dels hrovsn llall' anal exe 1 Carl Burns Routa 18 Pottstown Trade Industrial lar frequently seen at .lanes house has hrown ha1r and blue aves drlves a green Ford a sports en llll1'sl3Ql, partlclpatlng ln track anal football Jalal l lark Burns Routa 18 Pottstown Trade Industrral Clark sports fan drlves a 46 Ford finds pleasure ln skatmg and swxmmmg hlonal halr and hlue eyes hopes to become a machlnlst w1ll serve w1th the Army Welmster fanmn 1304 Beech Street I allege Preparatory 1 great sleeper haskethall playmg pharn1ac1s member of the Bloody llrothars hnght student l1lil?Q 1n 1'rench class 1 '1 Baskethall 1 ,Idll'lt'G I asslalv 1 Nahwnla 1 Tradz Industrial llunx port fan an hlue o tl1e l-oraa upon graaluahon hom: roo111 113 prefer 1.1f00tl 1 frequently sea n at Nmnh I arage 1n llli 10 48 1'oral l 111 1 . . . 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's I' fs f ' 's Q' ' 1 tu 11.,....f aim, 1. 2: am.-.1 'L , 1a11.1.. a: 1 3 Nancy Chernesky .560 Apple Qtr: et lommerctal 'Name quiet pt nd pare time at frunk 1 e bookkeeping ' ' ' sa en swimming at Nunnvbrook dislike hot rodders tl 'old ull' .tr Richard Clouser R IJ 3 Pottstown Trade Industrlal Dick brown hair and eyes enjoys physics and shop classes likes the color blue goes swimming during the summer is un decided as to a future career Barbara Craig 370 North lork qtreet College Preparatory Babs loves to eat beautiful blue eyes spends weekends with a certain some one from Lehigh unor fluh I 2 Cabinet l ftrls vru-s l Basketball l 2 Sol l D T 2 ga I 1 1 Henry F rocker 5-1-6 Oak Street College Preparatory Henry . . . drivts a red coupe . . . plays the trumpet . . . doesn t like homework . . . dis- likes being sent to detention . . . cant wait for summer vacations -nl .L.l: at-k 2.. John C ross 1321 Queen Street Trade Industrial ohn . . . stockboy at the New York Store . . . after servinv in the Navy. he will become a stage manager . . . fine s shop class interesting . . . likes red . . . looking forward to gradu- ation Stage Crew 2, 3 Ceorglann Davldhelser Rout: 18 Nlauwr Nlill Road IOIIIIVIBFFIIII C eorgtann carries a cam ora to pectal events goot smgzr doesnt like to make book reports Joxs sports 1 ru lnlonor L u a 1 Heather Davldhetser 1000 lwtst Menu: follege Preparatory Heather seen with Dirk co editor of Irotad ns r a in Q if tx P rol Drill fe.im H tm rial Tr nal rt 1.1 u mess .tx Cast Ramona Deery Linfield I ommerezal Xlona dislikes school prominent vocalist of H always in good spirits home room 201 blonde ll s rrusl 'l Tmtr N .I john Dellaqutla 512 llest King Strut General Johnnie . likes Mr. llc- Cabffs Eng ish and P. 0. D. c asses . . . spends much of his time at Petes . . . intends to become a contractor . . . Beak . . . ha? green ey-s ra'k L: nr .L.. Lawrence DeLong 980 Terrace Lane College Preparatory Larry . . . captain of the safety patrol . . . model rai- roar er . . . pleasant :mile Hom-r Club l. 2. 3: Cabine . -. .3 tilmir 1. 2. 3: Boys' Chorus l, 2, 3: Drill Ta-.um l. 2, 3: Safety Patrol 1. 2, :st sr, tin.. may 3 Twenty-seven Beverly Denmsh 1495 Cherry Lane lommerrlul ew popular pldnll of plea-ant per onallty ne N ln- mg. wry enjoyable Ch :run vmrx I L Barbara DeW'all l030 Queen Street lollege Prepurnlort Barb annoyed by peo ple who keep her Walllng likes to eanee favorite dm ual cutlet future !llll'sl S 1 ll me 1 Carv Dlener R D 1 Schwenkavllle Trade lndustrzal bary frequenti Smllll Q Garage brown hatr and eye-Q IS employed at Food Fair enjow fishm-1 hunt eerve wlth the 'llarlnes mtend- to become a barber Rlcllarel Dlener R D l Schwenkeulle Trade lndusirml Dlck a clerk at he Kcme Supermarket often -een crutsmg about ln hte black Studebaker quent- Smith Garage enjoy- eating erab cake efun enthuala-t Stl lreu 3 Elsie Ann Dmelmo 516 Cherry Street General E ste nn or x eonwtanl COIDPHHIOII 1 I- llke- liberate ma e her own outfit . mrler l I .A .n Twenty elght Daud Dobrowolsln l I lxlngl Sire: 'lrrnle ll1l1IlSfl'llll Dau a boo te r of ott town Hlgll collect eom wlll serve mth the 'Nan enjox art and meehanl eal drawmef wor ae d lper ln a elner brown ha r and ew would bk to go to trade -e mol 'Nancv Drumheller 12 leeh Street Home Feonomre S 'Nanu both roller -katm and 1ce skating are favorite mnter Nporta Qvumnun eomprl-ee her -ummer actnn ean be '-een kflllllllu a elerk at Nle-Crorv Robert Drumheller 603 North Charlotte Street General on Spend- Qpare time out of doora enthualaat of draw racmg eaves souve nlre a foe of Engllhh llter dl llkea QC ool Davlel Dunn 58 King Street 7 rude In 1111 stnul Jaw wt enlist ln he Nan after graduation top 1 hui mo'-t enjowaye e aw tl'lIllUSl3Sllf' about port- SIJ Roaanne Durchm lt Fa t l'ourth Street fammerrml H 1 -port fan pe nd her pare tune dancm lllglllgl and od pamtmg an axer mn to book e port Ml become a Hee re tars hke N ollice- practice e a ll n r llnt I f l - - Zll ble-N H f I ll '... 's S' I' S- l'.H.S.... -- ' ' 5-'S s . . . li lr 9,51 . . . '- '- - n V V ' . Q U I . ' I-5 . - ', i ,. . . . ' ki ., ' llouenr Club 2: Choir 33 hill-' e hp h ' I V 1. :ag l.il - ege...,..-al 3: e1l.- 'me A - - - , 2.3 '1 ' 'e- 'I - x -l ' . f- 4 lp .. A' .. .. 1 A. -1 Yhu' ..Y.g 3' ties... ' 3 ' ' ,, en.-1-' e:n.e.r..e 11 V. N. A. 2. 3: - - - ' ' A A W l'. H. X-vw. nf Q, fl .' Y . . , c - . t ' . t'Bl ...- 5, ' .-... -Y l 1 -F 'ti'- ing, and swmlmmg . . . will ature . . . a friend of women . ' . ' . . . . . . 's' a t h 'Q eglwze :sg ezulf 1. 2. is ,, . .. I . I . , 1 i A . - ' H I. . ' - . ' fl s . : - I' ll- .R fl I .S . . Q S '- ' 'I ' ' S - ' - 'l'fe..'k 1, :se e-.,..n...l1 1. :sg U - . .f mir.-ee 2. za . eg., 1 - l . . . - I, , I r , i .. 4 S . I. I li A . . . C ki . is 21 0s'e ' .... ' S . . . , ,, - lj., 5 . 5 . 5 . . ' . ' ,, 4- .k., . gf . - 5 has ' '- -' ' re- a . . . Vll 1 - : -- Cl uir 2. fl: Ctrl-' Chorus l. 2. fl: I h , ' , h, ' 1' ' I F. X. A. 1,1 :sz Setmf - - ' ' A l1l'-- l'ly ein-t :s V 'l' Sf Y V ll ll , I joel Eisner 326 North Rohland Xi iui follege I reparators o fditor of N1 w and Troiad Q to rear and play Golf futurf nifdn vt J .ii 1 haurman 3 Robert Embodv 325 Nlanatawnx qtru Trade lnllaslrlal Bo J an auto e nthu ia t Qee n frequently at Kfl f r s ,liffgt r has a definite fondness for steak will probably enter tht s4ri1u driu s a 39 Ford r'oup1 Eileen Emlv 366 North fharlottr Ntre Home Economus Elle en a wa Bause Q Drugstore am v red hair and blue green eyes enjoys Qewmg Re Q finds her course in home economics serv mterfstm-1 x auf. Lawrence Eng e 69 'North Washington N C-em ral larry doa sn t appra Ll an tif girls new haircut fond of spaghetti enjoy hunting and fishing in sun at ze Lunmi eomtte a re al gonf cat Elaine Erb Route 20 Pottstown Commerrial Elaine . . . i'es to Sit town with a good book . . . brown hair and eyes . . . intend: become a secretary . . . - A joys law and bookkeepin . . . like-x the color ilue H n r Kllnl l. L.. Il Robert Eschbach 612 Spruce Struct Trade Industrial oi TV fan i e baseball football soccer arch ers volleyball swimming and roller skating but does not like basketball or ice skatlnff favoritx class D Richard Evanstacl 416 Yin: Strut ff en eral Duk a stonkboy at 'NIL frory s like s all foods will serv: in the Navy as, bl carur brown hair and eyes finds all of his class e interfstmg Rofse Favata 207 Jefferson Kvcnua fUlIlI7ICf!lfIl Rose hopes to bfcomf a suretary brown hair and e 1 fond of law and bookkeeping claseea 1 ee the color pink li lxcwg H in Peggv Favinver 323 ,leflf rson Xu nut follege I reparalori aggv no prrsidc nt of th: devour- sub enjoys parties and ,ool ruords uni k H u 4 w Barbara Fillman 1017 South Street Camnzerf-ial Barbara . . . loves shorthand cass??? . . . friendly . . . music love . . . 'gt at le Mercury . . . likes people- espevially the oppositf sex . Q : i -: L, IZ Twenty-nine Doris Fisher 557 Lincoln Avenue ljunz nz ercial Doris . . . collects pictures of movie stars . . . enjoys music -popular hillbillv, and organ but dislikes opera i es to roller skate often fre que nts the movie theater: Ioan Folev 213 lnion btreet fUl7If71Cl'ClII1 oan amateur artist enjoys llstenlng and elancmv to records brown hair and eyes considers French fries steak, and filled cabbage an ideal meal ran Patricia Foltz 81 West Fourth Ntreet lammerezal at tvplst forthe lroiad editorial stafl has an ave rslon to giving book re ports fan of popular music like to kate in her s are time itr Richard Frantz 1028 Belleuew Drive lollege Preparatory Dick make model houses and roads dis ikes lleme r Lluln e ox 1 e it r 'Ne te Robert Fredman 115 I he tnut Nlree 7re1e!'e llulusrrzul or eo ettorofeoi whine about town in lu r n 11 fhurolet port e nthusia t ee live r pape r for the 'Nlereurx l ue eve loo forward t l ,raduation ha foot ehool pint Thrrty Shirley Galloway 263 lle-e-ch Street l,umn1e're'iul Shirley . . . finds math anel office- practice class interesting . . . likes navv blue . . . a plea ant smile has blond hair and blue exes enjov group singing Elizabeth fyantert 868 North Evans Strut lonzmerclal Betty black hair salesgirl at brant s wishes she had a car intends to become a ste nographer UTPPH f VPN N ftball Dru T1 ani Na e ts rel Margaret Gilbert 453 Walnut 511141 I ommefreml P ggy likes to dance- revular spectator at bas ketball games uncertain about her career seen fre quently at Del s musically inclined mir ir Anthonv frl3Ilgl3C0l'llO 28 Km' Street General Nlohot an avid sports an is a young man who colors yellow and blue might serve with the Arms es P 0 D and n e asses inte res in Albert Gnoza 63 Nuuth Fvans Ntrert lruele lIIl1llS1l'I!Il ke We IL e r and lie rwyn enthusiast of all p rt espeetalb foot mall and baseball elrne s a v ue 49 Dodge blue ues - '.'- -'...1'k.f -s- . . ks . V' . - - , ' n i e3t..,1. J. :sz tgirl-' eLl...f..- 1. 2. Ji ' il . D '...a E' U. Lib ' . Council I V-U , 2: -ll ,, 3: f, I l'at e IS s. P N ' eK ... I . ' x' . . . ' ' . . a D -1 It' ' .5 5 - ' gp - V V ' 1 . . . -i u.,e...f cm. 1. 2: '1'f..ai.1. 5.1 .. sal zz Cl ' 22 Girls' U'f-Is Y - 1' ' - ' , L' . 1 C i'picky people . . . sports fan will go West . . . likes the . ' 2. 3: eiemin-e 31 einem 1. ti VV V V, V 'V' ' Z: B s' Chorus 21 Dr'll 'l'e-mn 31 ' A . 1' ' sat- ment 1: in H. s, s. Hnlx . . . E glish lQel.te:ral 2. fl: Sr. lilnss l'l.n Cast 3 ' . .A-t' g V.,..ei.e.1l 1. :se lem.. elm, 5: V . Y f I -s .' --t 1 -' -' -1 B l . . . - ll '- f in s Al . . . disli ' -s Vs Zli 'ste' l V V ' 'QA-5 ' ' 'Q ' ' . . . ' .' J 3 ee- 'T I - - . . . s s ' s 0 S. ,' 1' ' -s ' I ' ll' . 1,'...il ' ' ' . k' V' 0 'li i:....-i...u 1. z. rs: Fe.e.il..el1 2, 3 -e ' . . . A s g. RV 5 . . 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Ik.-5 II11- Y ' ' ' ' S , ' - . . . will 1-1111-r tI11- ' ' ' pl' I '- 1' 1 1 ' lr ul H ' dl I ' 11.,..... 11111, :Z 1..11.1...-1 1. eng.- Nlomca Hegedus 326 Gherrw Ntreet lommerezal Heelgle hope s to be come a secretary types copy for the Trolad Eelltorlal Qtaff hkes the color blue brown halr anel green eyes nor Club 3 Cahill 1 al 1 lltorm Jacqueline Hell 80 South Lharlotte Street I allege Preparatory ,laelue oes ste ae y wltl a green 75 Chevrolet 3 7ep favorlte color reel pretty black halr 8 bug brown eyes N 1-ve lfelltorla News Business rl ul rua rolae us: 2 Honor nb W alter Henrlcks 465 North Adams Qtreet follege Preparatory Wat second pe rtod geometry class' enjovs baseball, football basketball and swlmmmg hates Engllsh books Hamlet, and French class ekl George Huleleman 1388 Queen Qtreet I allege Preparatory George favors boatlng and swlmmlng ln Canada Joys dancing builds anel races boats doesnt appre- ciate qhakespe are nt Patrlela Hugh 1011 Rambler Avenue fomrnerrzal Patty lows IIIUQIC b W I e colleets cups and saueers a so a collector of post Lards enjoys readmg a wood book llkes to swlm n Nancy Hoffman R D 1 Schwenksvllle I ommerrlal Nance collects statues of horse draws and cro chets ptctures ralses Pekl ne se dogs likes to ce kate and swim has pet parakeets N vt u me ,Io Ann Hoover 941 'North Hull Boulevard fommerezal aettve member of the Howdy Rowdy Club jltterbugs elurmg lunch per toe s enjoys working with her tropical fish oves horses mor f folor Gu e George Horrocks 4 East l'tfth Street G en eral George well known for his goofing off sports an likes glrls ln general member of the gang that hangs out tn Smale s basement plays harmomca .1nne.t2 Trad: l Footballl 2 Wayne Hughes 379 qpruce Street College Preparatory Wayne frequently joins George and Earl tn goofing that front table ln phySlCS classlll sports enthusiast .1 une! 2 Trac Football x T am Nafetx ml Earl Hunslcker 110 Rohlanel Street lollege Preparatory 07111 spends leisurely pe nods m French elass class vlee president captain of the football team as flxer-r 2 'S Honor Llu .1 met 1 a llotnl Thtrty the ee Gail Hurter 930 North Washington Ntrut fommerclal Cal ecretarw of hir class for three years captain of cheerleaders pleasant smi e good taste in clothes seen with P H Ss foot ball hero ass Officer l 2 'S Honor l u Ch 4 1 r Judith Huxoll R D 3 Pottstown lommerrml .ludy Lute red lialr attrnds the Xouth Untfr great ons for tulling jokes likes to go horse back rid mg doesnt like urls new shower rooms er-rlramlf r Gloria Ingham 018 Beech Qtreet fommerclal Gloria seen with Bill glad when school hours are over attends movies regu larly favorite sports swimming horseback ridinv and skatlng Marie Iswalt 432 Qouth qtreet fommercml 'Nlarxe looks forward to week ends keeps a post card collection enjovs swimming and skating prefers the old girls shower rooms to the new movie enthusiast Barbara Kalis 10 West Fourth Stn- lfollege I reprznziury l1arb' . . . Lift of gal . . . her favorite- beau is Lf-Roy . . . loves French class'f'f? . . . collects records . . . the trumpet is her instrument F. N. L 2. 3: Sr. Class Plus llnst 3: mm.: 1. 2. 3 Thirty-four Monica Katch lul Nouth Ntrut lomnurcml XIODILH sits at the Senior 1rs rowu table in the cafeteria likes dancing ln the gsymna lum Ong blondf hair pleasant smile D1 'le u Nc-twPlrtll T 1 -Kun Kelius R D 3 Pottstown fommerrml nn nnjoys rtading car toons can hardly walt to go driving on wuk ends betame Ann Kelius Long ln February a foe of home work one of the few who enjovs writing letters John Kelley 71 North Hanover 5treet College Preparatory ack enjoys basketball but not the side llne variety Kelley babe re fers history to French class baseball fan dislikes virls and work reads as mum a posslbln In r Barbara Kells 13 Walnut Qtrut C ommerclal Barbara finds pleasure listening and dancing to rec or s escorted regularly by Llark interested in cloth ing styles does not asso ual: with two faced people lrlarl Drum Nlajfrllls Qallle Kessler Route 18. Pottstown fjollfge I repnmlory Sallie . . . g.ooml taste' in 4' othc' . . . takes soap from hotel rooms on a trip . . . collects match book covers . . . isn't im-lined toward geometry. . .. ,, - , 1. l. K. ,, fl. P. ll. 5. X--ws. llnsn- m-ss 1. 2. ZS Shlrlev Klrlon 81 Nlount Vernon Street lallege Preparatory 5h1rlew future nurse Ends chemlstry interesting sports enthusiast reads ln her spare tlme worce sub ect P tball l John Koons R I ottstown Trade lndastnal ohn chooses farmmg a hx future llvellhood jovs domg all kmds of farm work ln hls spare tlme especially llkes gym but also Ends math lntfrestmg Jean Koren 160 Hugh Qtrf ct G en eral ran football fan joys cooking and keeping house novflty candles ls ber hobby keeps an accu rate re cord of her school days ln a scrapbook lrls r Samuel Koury 128 North Charlotte Stn et Iollege Preparatory Sam what a character lowes geometry ' great sports fan enjoys music verv much spends hls spare tlme at Rosenberry s finds P 0 D mterestmg Conrad Kozak Route 18 Pottstown Trade lnduslrlal Lonrad enjoys NVNllllIlllI'lg katlng huntlng and fishing hope s to become a machm black hair and blur nes llktu mm and math L ass Trunk 7 Ianet Ixrltzskl R D 3 Pottstown Iammerrzal Janet active member of the Howdy Rowdy Club collects records and pictures of movle stars doesnt a socxate with party poopers xr L orus ar ,lay Kugler H D 1 Royfrs ord Trade Industrial a makes models of alr planes and boats likes to s ate collector of records studies mechanics of cars Hon rr Club l bolt l Stage Crea 3 lrss I lub Shirley Kuser Linfield G en eral Shlrley favorlte musical selectlons llght classical fllSllkP4 popular songs favorlte pastimes are skatmg and dancmg has a record collectlon r tus Donald Kuszyk 413 Water Street Iollege Preparatory Donald swell personality plavs the trumpet ln the Kings Men Dance Band plans to become a music teacher nur b 2 Ban N ev u me 2 e 1 Nancv Landis R D 1 Qchwenksulle General Nancy es P H Q new teachers think the asstmbly programs could be better favorite sport -katmg No tball Library Cnunrr Q W ll Inf' Thzrty five , . 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Lawrence Lawler 329 Jefferson Menue Trade Industrial Larry interested ln cars and engines enjoys sport smgs not fond of laboratory science onor llnb a nnet ue 1 nm 3 Tm: F all 3 Dnll Ten n balmy latrol Dale Leader 148 Lhestnut Qtre et Trade lndustrzal Da e wlll serve with the Army upon graduatlon auto enthusiast drlves a blue four door 50 Ford Wllll duals Chop Chop brown halr and blue eyes la met l Football 1 9 Rosalie Lesslg 38 West Thrrd Street Commerezal Rosalie actlve ln sports entertamment dancmg muslc and boys dxsllkes catty glrls, concerted boys studles plants and anlmals Ban etballl 'fl Horkey 2 3 Qoft ra I A A Boan James Levellle 610 Qpruce Street College Preparatory Butch flashy ardent supporter of the Bloody Broth ers Club drugstore cow loves Fre nch 'P 9 7 football player rest dressed ylllll nv y Earl Levengood 971 North Franklyn Qtrut lomrnercml Junlor f'Il'l crazy fayorxte class study hall admires the school toaehes abhors homework nor uh B e I e 1 Thuty sur: 'llargaret Leyengooe 28a Lee Menu: lullege Preparatory Nlargle a attrac tlye mart elected best utlzen of P H N p ans a career ln languages Ca me nl Te 1 Safety Patrc Ne-me lwlltnrla l I Donald Lollar 28 bcott Nraet lollege Preparatory Don prefers physlcs history and Engllsh to forexgn languages sports enthus as came to P H 9 from Washmgton D C finds pleasure ln reading mtends to make his llvmg the Mr Force Barbara Longaker D00 North Franklln Street I ollege Preparatory Barby cute kxd loves to remlnlsce record Collector dlsllkes cats both kinds loves 9cho0l'7 enjovs P 0 D nor Club blr Chorus: Dr1ll'le-am ' 'S Safety Patrol2 3 Amta Lorah 84 Cedar Qtreet lollege Preparatory Anita tries to earn French Oh how l hate to get up m the mormnv those gym sults collects re eord N tlnall l 1 1-am Ill vt Bruce Loud 43 West Frfth Qtreet lollege I reparatory liruee ro eetlye electrl P P ea engineer sports an plays the trumpet ln the H N ra work part lu at e 'l matt and uenee mterest nm ,lane Mace 617 Chestnut qtrlft fommerclal ane enjoys llstenlng to record and the radlo l llke plavlng a few partlcular sports danclng IS a favor lte pastlme hopes to be come a nurse ls now worklng ln the hospltal Mary Mackewlcz 318 fhestnut Qtreet I ommerclal Nlary slngs plays the plano prefers classlcal IIIUSIC to popular classlcal drama IS another of her lnter ests prompter for Qenlor class play 1 Douvlas Major R D 1 Royersford Trafle lndustrlal Doug rugged outdoors man wlll study agrlcul ture at college the Be ar enjoys wood shop and 11kPN the color green has dark brown halr Suzanne Malllson 1012 Hluh Street I ollege Preparatorj Nue danclng IS a favor lte pastlme Charleston 14 her favorlte dance llkes cholr physics, and especlally colleve boys onnr Club l 2 Clolr lr Chorus J P H 9 News Edltorlal I Nenlor Cltl e Plat ast 3 Radlo lub Ronald Marhurger 725 North Hanover Qtreet I ollege Preparatory Ron mathenlatlcal WIZ ard but that French ' ports devotee connolsseur of hne foods enjoys a long slesta coln collectlon llkes study halls as an averslon to homework Angellne Marlano 142 Walnut Qtreet General Angle spaghettl lover enjoys drawlng and read ln dlsapproves of con celted people llght brown lalr home room fhrlr 3 Clrls Chorus 3 Hom ev 'l br flass Play Cas Robert Markoskl R D 3 Pottstown Trade Industnal o enjoys gym shop P O D, and Engllsh classes brown halr and eyes lntends to become a machlnlst enthuslast of guns and huntmg wlll eventually enter the serwlce Rlehard Markowltz R D 1 Royersford College Preparatory Dlck model rallroader dlS1lkCS cats, poor sports, and practlcal jokers c hockey fan finds pleasure book revlews In f lub Jacquellne Marshall R D 1 Royersford fommerrlal .lackle her favorlte dlsh IQ apple dumpllngs l es fresh country alr llsts act mg danclng and skatlng among her dlverslons reads comlcs :nor Club 2 C our Z Garb om 2 'i Color Guan Bernard Manger 21 East Qeventh Qtreet follege Preparatory Bernard bullds model sports cars finds satlsfac tlon ln dozlng sports enthuslast objects to hls helng ejected from the llbrary llkes school, money, and cars home room 114 H mor Club 1 Thirty seven .. . 1, - '...d's- g-- Iv. ' 3 15 , 1' 112 ' A .' . . .. ., ' l ,- I: I- - : ,k ' : 1.:..g ,: 5 13 1 5 t . . ., Honlr Club 1. 2 P E . . . . . , . . , .. .. - t. . ., . ' ' ' .. J ' ' ' . . . A ... ' . . . l e gym . . . interested in horses in fishing . . . enjoys writing 5 Rnd' Q 3 W 0 . 'U M' . . , . i u j . .. - Q, . . 'L 7' - M 'K 1 ' ...l'k- . , . K L . ' y ' q- . ' D ' - . . . H , : l A 3: C'1s' 1 'Q . . . . , ' , ' ' H1 'g h ' ', 3: ' ' :f ' 's V' C. 3 ' C11 s1,'..: ' l 1, 2. 3 KI 3 -- ' ' . . . b . 1 . 2 Deanna Mauger ui West Thlrd Qtreet 1 omm ercml Bucky fond of brwht colored clothing enjoys watching football and base ball games quiet wr follow the career of an office worker blue eyes pleasant smile Joan Mauger 4 Walnut Qtreet General oan reads lllNl0I'lC3l noy e great fan of 'Nlarlon Brando participates ln sports dislike poor actors r nu 'l Ba-ekellull I I u me Rlchard Mayberr 028 North Evans qtreet Trade Industrial Dick finds shop ane pbyslcs class mterestmg brown halr and eyes fond of fried potatoes sports fan will Jom the Mr Force after gI'3tlU8l10Il and remain ln It as his career Sharon Mayer 606 Wlllow Street f ommerczal Sharon dances pamts secretary of the Howdy Rowdy Club pet grievance IQ work wishes to be a frlend of everyone especl ally guzle 1 tolrCnr Sandra McAnelrew 213 Hxgh Street I ommerrml Nandy uperstltlou about black eat football an doe sn t apprv crate bookkee ping 1 e eolor blue will be a ele phone operator brown lalr and blue exe Thnty erght I eclle Wlelley Z km, Wtrvet I allege I repnralort feel record collector photovraphv IN a great llllf'I'l t abhor people who o lllklllff dancmv mg mg are fayorlte pastimes I ne ru Robert Metka R D 1 Schwenksulle G enerell o 1 frle ndly dlsposltlon work part time on a arm goes steady with his maroon 47 lhevrolet brown halr and blue eyes IN uneertam about hrs career 1 es art e ass Alfred Mlles Route 18 Pottstown Trade lndustrzal plays the sax ln the band favorite classes P 0 D and Engllsh ns hobby lb h1s amateur radio plans a future as an electrxclan nl eu at ,Ioan Muller 36 Vlest Fifth qtreet fommerczal oan cute dark harr always pleasant works ln the school bank likes to hate a good time sports fan frequentlv seen with Nick nu r LaV erne Wlrlle r Lune rick Tmele lneluslrml Lay- rne e he re he 1 a fem n llk hunting and wmter sports a ye a 41 lhexr re que Ill- Wayne Carl garage ot dogs are hl fayorlte nae k Sandra Miller 293 Nlaster Qtreet Home ECONOMICS 5:-xndx drxll team mem er blonde fond of popular records dxsllke certam sports Honor Club 2 Cabinet 1 3 Safely ml 2 'R P H N News Busn 3 Trnafl Busmess Patricia Mlsslmer 19 West Flfth Street l allege Preparatory a plays the plano likes to swlm and dance IS not a math enthusx as looks forward to her college days future ele mentary teacher :nur Cluhl 2 A 3 Trm 1 In :nal Roland Wlorrls 926 Hxgh Street Trade lndustrzal Roland a future drafts blue eyes may serve wlth the Navy prefers P O D and shop classes a stamp collector hght brown halr llunnr Club 1 ,Ioan Moses R D 1 Schwenksvllle l allege Preparatory oan loves to read plays the organ co pres: dent of the F T A club her speclalty ns cooking would llke to travel mor Club l 2 3 lnhrarv Founul 2 3 john Murray 564 Kmg Street General ohn collects and llstens to hlllbllly records rs a fan of Hank Wllll3mS Joys studying nature 11 es outdoor sports such as golf track baseball, and football Honor Club 1 library Councll 1 jane Muslck 1430 Qunset Drlve Home Economzes ane a doll collector keeps a scrapbook wrxtes to her fiance ln Germany prefers to be kept busy F T -K 2 3 Safety Patrol3 Honor uh 2 rlll eam 3 eu B slness 1 2 Russell Myers 373 Jefferson Avenue Trade Industrial Russ collector of coms has a model tram spends hrs tlme at the most CODVPHIEHI basketball court plays the guitar mr Bins fhorus .nge C ew l Z Harry Neyenesch 830 North Franklm Street General .lerry plays basketball plane geometry IS his favorite subject hopes to stay out of the SPFVICC .uk l 'l Footh ll Kathrvn Obold R D 1 qchwenksvllle f ommerrml Kathy devout Christian a non swlmmer hates to find half of a worm In an apple llkes to lce skate enjoys vacatxomng nn the Catskills fond of sewmg an Sandra Oxenford 7 West qecond Qtreet fommerczal qandy llstens to popular muslc lxsts roller skating, plano playlng, and danclng among her talents lxkes lots of frlends to have fun wlth mor Club l C our 3 Grrs thorn .3 Colo Cuar Thzrty nme Pal ' l,l fuess ci bl: T CP-'H- 5- l,2.2: 1'-, I .12 N S. ll' ,'.3 NP t., . N . st . . . Y ' 2 ch' 2. 31 1 2, 3: n. ,-gr.1' .... , ut, M 'VJ rj. '. ' 3 . f .. ,- man . . . plays the piano . . . at all available moments . : . Tr-- .2..4 a2,3 . . 7 ' , . . , . ' , J .. .. , . . Ht . . ar. T. A. 2. 3: ' M ' H .' 1- A -' . Libr-V cum...-il 2, 3 . J . X .. .. . ' ' . . . en- ' l -I ' ' . . . 'k - I - - - , t v s l . 5 , ' lla g h ' 2, g ' 1' l ' I s 2, 'Q r 2 cl 2, 3 bordon Pearson 'North lXash1ng1on and Nlervme Streets General fn0l'Illf' popular smver H prefers lunth and cholr to h1 other cla se appears as vocallst mth the Kmgs Wien 1 v 11 s ask Barbara Pxckar Route 18 Pottstown lollege Preparatory llarbara ratses flowers d1sl1kes amateur produt IIOIIN antl h1llb1lly mu ll fOl't'lgll tar enthuslast elraws a a hobby tomes snow or ra111 I lbrarv Count r 1 al Bu1m'ws1 3 Kent Pinkerton D11 'Nlaplx' Gardens lollege Preparatory Kent llkes to elr1ve 11s 40 Plymouth 1 I borus lraf 1 eam 1 1 1 la e Nr a av C .1 l Donald Pogwlst 442 Kmg Street General Don a muslc lover hangs out m Qwedesburf' llksa da paghettl plavs the clarmet the Count IQ uncertam a to Ins tareer l1l ram l' otn hall Pollock 245 Rosedale Drne f allege I repuratorx dl col eats eloll r0n1 abroad enjoys phv 1 1 a 13 a to e e en nant colleetxon verv popu ar up ln e 1 Naflv .nr o Forty Ehvabeth Prltehard H61 Noutb Ntre rl lunzrnereml llettv lllte to work out jlg aw puzzles velnle ll Itlllllg to popular n1u lg ne mul l1 of her e at a llou- las v1lle arm ve .1 ffeorv uaclxenbos on to Tmrle Imlu ilrzal teorpe finels math more lntere sung than most subject plans for the future are llltltflllllt e p ually 1 the eolor rut Francls umter 322 Cherry Street Trade lnrlnstrml l'ranc1s sanelv blond han' enjoys lunch perloel better than h1s elasses wor s as favorlte Color 1 blue Hnne r Club qcott Rambo 288 Warren Ntrut Trade lndnstrml Scott lIllPI'9Nfttl 1n a1r planes Lan often be founel at the Ph1ll1e Fxre Lo after the Navy he' lntend to be a draftsman na Evclvn Rapp I1 3 llotl to 1 ornnzerz ml ve brown l1a1r e n 1 vvls It s to me etre tarv after gratluatnon 1 1 lnr favorlte to 1 v elarlne 1 nl , . . 1 l ' Q ' ' -n -u .. . . .. l ' . 1 eh -' S . A , ' '5- of P. . S .... . ' ' S ' . . . ' 's ' sg 's spe' ls ' ' tim' ' - ' . S . . ' .' rl , f 'N ' 11.,1,.,f 91.11. 1. 21 1311111.11 2: P, 11. l-lun, A, 45. HU ,,' uhm 2 3. 5, Ne' s, Hnslnf-ss l: 'lmi -I. Hn-lv ,lfr U 1 ' ' ' ...--- 2 . Ee Q - ' . , ll. ll. 3. P s wn I ' ' ' F. . ., ' . .Aw ' . K- H- ' . 5 ' k. ' ' S' . ' ' . I ' . . A- . . ' ' g' 5 , , , ' 'I l ' . . . 's e lllies .' 'S ' . . . W'l'l' ' ' ' l 'Q 'u elm.. 421111. 1. ': 11 'In A. :1: .' , 1 -il 1: 'l'1i-1 . s' . . y A Honor Club lg Cabinet LZ, 3: Choir 3 paqker at the 8 P ---- 2, 3: any i -2, 3: -k 1: - 'g f Ilr'll T- , 2, 3: Saf'l-' '41r.l l, 2, 3: f . Cl ss Pl Y' fs 3 , 2 . L .. 1- 3 , ' ' . , ' ' I Q. - K. .I D . I . 5 ' I 'I H. . '. ' ' 5 'N , , , 'Q 5 . . . . - 1. 'vs , ' . . ' . Q 1 I 9 5 1'....n.1.11 1: 1.-f., .ni.-- t:1..1. I5 H11 . 1. 1. :11 'I e k 1. 51: 1. lull 2. rs , , 1. . Q. -H R. . I. s wn tL l...'l'.' sf I ' , - .. .Q-N gre' eyes . . . ' :l l ' a -'11-UU. ' . lv, .gs p - llllee s ' ' lor... I, ' plals the ' 't . . . l'ke-s to type tIl s Oth--e-r l. 2. 3:1 'IIT an 2. 3: l . r 1' 1 .' 2. 51. C11-e-rl.-.1elerl.2.3 Hu - 1- 2- -I Y . Alden Reulenouer .53 We-t Nlxth Street Trade lnrlustrzal Xlden hobby is automo u e ha- a model l'8llI'0dll teak lover P O D cla-- hold- a speclal lnterest for htm draftlng wxll be hl- future wlll enter the Army lf nece--arv Gerald Rennmger Route 20 Pottstown Trade lmlustnal Dutch makee thmg- from wood howling 15 a favorlte -port enjoys dana mg -ports car enthusiast future occupation car pe-nter ll es to fi-h ane hunt Thomas Rhoatles 4.37 Beech Street General red halr oe a jerk at Lanmng- druv etore faithful Bloody Brother w I0 hang- out at Smale a -mo future hu-me -Qman lhkftballl 2 Baseba 2 Kenneth Rhoads Route 18 Pottatown Trade lndustrzal Kenny hke- to hunt ane enjoys VHCHUOIIN from -chool spend- Spare time .lt Fau-t - Garage favorite cla-se- gym and physlce turkey and -eafood are fasorlte tll'-llPG Kngelme Rmaldl 165 North Charlotte Qtreet I ommerezal Angle enjoye music dark ltahan cut halr walt- th and - trl to W a-ungton eh-hke home work Ulllll' ll I Ulf le rui Co or uurel 1 1 C Swlvla Rohrbach 610 North fharlotte Ntreet Commerrml Sylvla faxorlte pa-time 1 -leeplng doe -nt appre-Cl ate dete ntlon enjoy- roller -katmg 1 e- to eanm and play retord elr Ruth Rosenlrerefer Plea ant N re w Road Nanato-I fonlnterrml liuthle ha a hobby of e olle rtmf' re Lord- ar utularlx enjoy- paghettl cm ner ofhee practne and IUSIDPN null are her Je-I uhjeet choo-e- tue -e retarlal fir Iel I harles Rosenberry 407 ,Ieffer-on -Xvenue General Lharhe would rather have a Cadillac or Khry-ler than a Studebaker ne- plea ure tn hunting ane fi h mv blael. hair I A NIP! rel James Sehade 21 We t Second Street Trurle lnrluslrlal rm Keller - Drug-tore 1 hl hangout wlll prob ably enter the -ervlce upon hl graduation hae brown lldll' and exe - u wa- a member of the Hot Rod C lub fharlene Qchlsler lla Rfvnold -Menue lommerezal C harlene prefere D4 Old mobde the ptano lb her IllUQlC3l ln-trument owe to dance prefer tvpmg to her other Quhject- future -ecretan HX For ty one Dons Qrhllchter Lune rick fommerual Dollw ha an awe-r-lon to homework noted gour ne of P H N collect recordQ ll-t dancing ane katlng among her talent- hookkeeper for the -X X -X plans her future a a u tune lmookkeeper David Srhoenlw 1011 Qu en Nr: t General liuffw dlsapproves of g mv ln llne ln the e e terla o te n goes dnot e te glnf on tn golf eour e en ox a -fooe tnme math me xox ex hu e .1 .n .1 I vnelell Schwartz 616 lNorth Fvans Street Iollege Ireparntory Lvndell thmks 'tlxw ow- l'rench 3NNlgIllllPIllN mould he more brief hae a 'ood tune gomg out Mllll the ll n rr u l :mr n 1 Plat Francis Schwover 156 Walnut Qtreet Trade lneiustrml l'I'dIlLlN can fre que ntlw ln found at Rlngmg Roelt favorite elassew phvsu- and stop expert- to join te hr Force Q 3'-el Izurn LZ ut. . L Richard Seidel . ll. l. llirdi no General lie-le . . . m -mher of th- 'ing', Nle-n lJane'e- and . , . ' rmnent J. . . . i ' -- -te-uk . . . A 'e- pe-rsnna ' j . . . popular ri v- J: .nt ,2..: le- Ilub.. Forty-two Klum 'Hewholel w 1N ruee Ntreet fenerul -port fan e te a-fret e n pene pa e time at Ro en xerrx toelthox and Qalewman of rather and Non Nhoe Qtore- future draft man .A Nam w Sevler U6 NX alnut Ntrn 1 t Ntowe I unzmerrml 'Nano piano player e plnae 1 tropleal 1 1 oeeupy Nome 0 her - are tune WISIIPQ to travel lll the future fatorlte -port NMIIIHHIIIU In Gene Shadler 310 North l'van- Street fenerul l ene arcordlan plaver ltkes the color green eoln collector dra tlnv his chosen profewlon rax toll lx a faxorlte fllgl john qhaner 243' lleeeh Street l ollege Prvpnrutorv om l13'fl ball and Qwnm IIIIIIU' oeeupw lm spare tlme faworlte meal con-wh of steak and Frtneh frle . L.:a-r-- .L.:u- Kenneth Shane-r g't'l'lI Stren- ffn'le,.e lreparalnry Ke-nu . . . P001 ire- 5 'a e-r . . . -mimlning. eentlluria . . . wi all y me-ehani 't gf- .-e-rin, n -xt ye-' r , 'lg' -.ek .:.1g ie... .et t J. f: i v-. : 5.1:-t '.t .t :It---' 12 Elizabeth Shaw 1518 High Street Iollege I reparalory le w a foe of home work and gsm ela s noted percu sxonlst as Jthrer 2 H an mr ub a nnet 1 mr rr PIU nl aus .n .1 t Irma Shearer R D 1 Schwenksvllle lommerczal lrma one of the few who still listens to the radio Ends detention not at all to her liking likes school 1n general hopes to get a job as a reeeptionlst or book keeper collects records 'VIerr1ll Shlrey 929 Walnut Street General N ac sports sports, and more sports describes his jalopy as a green wreck intended career landscaping etball 1 2 'S B sehall 1 enthall 2 Richard Smale Wilson Street and Winding Road I ollege Preparatory Dick would rather drive a fadlllan than a Ford prefers male teaehers to their female colleagues mor Club 1 ev n Q etlnall I 2 L lf 1 no Jerry Smith 10 South Charlotte Street Com m ercial Jerry , . . likes all sports - gwimming especially . . . cute aecent . . . new student from Alabama . . . played teen-ag girl in senior class play . . . likes color hlue Sr, Class Play Cast 3 if , iegiiifi Robert Smith R D S Pott town General 101 enjoxs huntmf' wor with a gas model aircraft would like to be tome a mechanical engineer spends pare moments in a 32 Ford Victoria Rodnev Snell R D 3 Pottstown I allege Preparatory Roe hobby is music plays the sax and clarl ne trlgonometrv solid and chemistrv are his favorite subject l I u e ll 1 Paul Somerdav 700 Spruce Street 7raele lnelustrzal Pau favorite meal Con sists of steak and French fries plavs the sax meets the gang at Keller s rug Store is working part time as a roofer which 1 hl intended career Sara Mae Sonon 606 Beech Street General Sara Nlae mstrume nt is the elarlnet enjoys elassi ea music favorite colors are reel and :ue p10 tograpliy 1 her ho why ow s e ogs Genevieve Sova 208 South Franklin Street Glfleffll 'Ninau . . . wishes to travel . . . loves to eat spaghe i . . . ahllors spinaeh . . . likes e og ru 's not fond of eats and snakes . . . sews in spare time llurzor llluln I: ljlvrary Connell 3 Forty-three Laura hlonde p ax john Qova 208 Nouth l'I'dl1kllll Nlrut I allege Preparators o h actne m all txpe of yort xerw popular fun to be M1111 nnet 1 mu' Bm Chorua e 1.111 n 1.1 Il.: H r James Qpexlman R D 3 Pottstown Trade lndustrzal ll'1l playlng pool 1 fdVOI'llt paNt1me putters around rare lntende a can er 1n carpentry -pan moment- -pe nt at tht Sana togd Garage joan bterner 611 Walnut Street lommerrzal oan cute blonde l1 e to dance makee jltterbug glng her -peclalty enjoy- typln f claw future were ldl' Tvt ur 4 r Tmm Laura Strange 508 D13lllOnl1 Qtreet lollege Preparatorv the plano and Qmve llke- gym and homework .mr .nuns K' ur 1 1 11.1111 f- 1 r Marv qtramclt 432 K1l1g Street lomnzerrml Nam I lenn 'thller fan tollut Q lenn s record look forward to the X14 Inngton trlp futurt etrftary 1 11.1111 tl 11 Intro Forty four Jeanette Stroop llle 8 'otttovsn G ent ral 13119111 lDl1l0Tl nalte Ilmf -polt aug,1 a tr ull her am 1 lu ca am palnt ln her pare rnjox all lund of llkee to :ance I arl Sumlstrom 19 lleeeh Strut Ivllege I repurrztog Car a harmomta plaver drne- around 1n a Pack art purple 1s hl faxor1t1 aolor rea x llkt to as ba-ketball and ba-:hall John Sw artz 1 Ea'-t Fourth Street Trade lndu Slfllll U x collectx record brown haxr and eye- prf fere EIlUl1Nl1 and shop cla N - home room 247 fdworltr color 1- re d u urtaln about .1 future career Nancv qwartz Douvla ull: I ommerr ml Nancv finds debates bor mg record collectlon llke S eport dancee and Qtudx a 2 hm - law claw xers lllllftillflg o rs to lat pt-1gl1ett1 W'alter Swartzkopf 1511 Lhtrrs Strut l allege Irepurntort ut 111111111 to Ntut 1 ,tolop after graduatmn -upporta r of the liloodx llroth er: I 'llll N ll Howard Swede 106 Spruce Qtreet Trade lndustrzal Nunm coll: ttor of toms and stamp mt: nd to he rome a draftsman after serv mg ln the an fi 1 fn joyment tn hulldlng model plane- qutet las hrown halr and reen cu- Jllflllll Tmkler 449 'North lork gift General um w enjoys shoppm espectallx tn Phtladelphla llkfk to help plan partles and take part tn school actlvttus our oru 'l of mrlvrl -X 'S Cherrltat Alvse Tolnas 311 W alnut Streft lommerczal Alyse husmu- manag for the Trolad blonde employed hx the Securlty Trust Company hazel eyes pleasant smlle n nr Club 1 3 Tmlat Bu ln ,lean Ulrleh 47 Kmg Qtreet f om nz erezal can twpt-t for the 1I'0ldll aloe- hookkf eptng at Ls x 1 enjoys math I u H In ha mkz-x 1 Z Soltln 1 Troxac alttonal LaRue Urner 3 East Qecond Qlfftl lommerclal LaRue fin s plfasurn m dancing and swlmmlnff home room 244 tht hrown halr hlue ewes fawonte classes are Env ll h and bookkeeping e Beverlv Vanzandt 661 Hawthorne Annum f ommerczal ex collect pot cards goes for Bermuda short and knee sock doesnt like chocolate eandx or spavhettl 1 fl'lPXlIlly to all the stu dents of P H 5 onor flub l nm rl 'lanm 2 3 Nafeu latrol Richard VonHohen R D 3 Pottstown Trade lndustrzal Dlck fnthuslastlc morlrl rallroader enjoys P O D L ass the Baron loves to order steak black halr and hrown eyes I f the color wr-llow undecldtd about hx future carter Bernlee 'Waldroff 411 South Street I ommerctal Bernxu llkes sports and danclng a future telephone operator green eyes -foes for steak and ptzza pu finds ollice practice class interesting Hockey 3 Brent Wampler 1436 Cherry Lane General Bre nt doesn t ltkf the color g.ru n trxes to enjoy himself m school stockbov at Woolworth will enlist Ill the Navv nl eva .11 Ernest W'ar1 32a Grant Qtrect Lollege Preparatorv Ernle admlres the nc w tomhtnatton of charcoal Urn and pmk play- the ma rnnha drmks mllk haka for snacks hob w 1 hx vlectrxr' tram n. 1. tn ull 1 Forty five Davul Weaml 330 'North Hork Ntftfl f ollege Preparatorx D:-1111l apprecxatv an 1n lPI'PQllIlg IP3Cl1f r l1arn mg the art of f1n11n1' ant1que coll11'tor 1 H108 CldNilC3l mu 11 blllll 1 lt flu 1.1 I' l1l11r a Barbara Welmer 139 Chutnut 5tr11t I ommerrzal a mx 11 n skatlng. rlnlw 1111 ual 1nstr11m1 nt 1 tl11 plano 1xp11t to work 1n an 081111 wlf-r l1lu1 1 l11r 1 1olor Marjorle W eulner 105 'North Hano11r Strut I ummerc ml Nlargn r 11-t 111 Conant- of Npav 1-tt1 a1 Ofltf volor IQ blue 1lr1111s a Dodge conwrtlhle of her cho1c1 color llkeg to -katc and dance 11l1.1 joel Welkel 293 'Nlanatawnv Strut Trade lIlII'llSfl'lIll oe rugg1 1l outcloor 111an can hardly walt f0l hunt Ing 9635011 to open 1 PN to 111 - 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Nlrul I UlIIlllt'fl Ill, 'Na1111 .1 fan of l11r111u1la lort a 111 1al11n1t 1111 1 n1r s1k1 ldl 1 o lt 1111111 1lan11ng .1n1 31 mg. a good t 11 1111111 room 24 v1.11 N4 I I Forty sm 2 av Wlllton Wfensel 438 Hlgll Ntrevt Trade Ilzdustrml N ll fin - pl1aQur1 ln v1ork1ng on auton1ot111 bocllf-2 an1l 1-nglnw HCIIVP 1 N - or Q fond of all IXPQN of huntlng k1 .11 X ra Ronald W entzel l228 xlaplt Street Trade Inrluslrml Ron mn If 11n at t 1 Row 1lal1 lJ1n1r gym IS h1 favor1t1 class 1nten1lQ to I111on11' a mach1n1Qt after 1n t1r1ng the -1-r11c1 sport vnthuala-t Beatrlce Wfhlte 173 Grant Strut fonlnlerufll B1 atrxce 011 - to lx'-t1n to lynn Hop1 s r1cor1ls con YIOIQQFUI' of fine f001lQ 1l1Ql1kf-Q crowd2 preferc popular mualc spen1lQ -pare t11111 at B1thanv Cents-r 1rl Russell WIIHDV R D 2 lJouglaGQv1ll1 7r1111e lnrlustrzal u-Q enjo1- congemal 1ompany an ex Na11 man 1l1sapprov1-Q of loud fre-ch 1n1l111dualQ pre-f1-ri warm weather hrown ha1r an1 hlu1 1 11-Q part t1m1 flatfoot 11111 l111o1111 a p0l1c1 llldll Iohn W 1ll 410 Walnut Ntrut I allege Ir1pr1r11l1rr1 John IIIU ll Ulf Ira lu tlmall lla elnall a111l not ra as llli fa1or1t1 or 111 ant l1a11 111an1 flla 1 1 1,01 gunnlng .1 often a 1 1111 to S11 1 own 11 ll a of fr llll 111 dl 111 1 1 Barbara Wllllams 2:13 Beech Qtreet I ommerczal Barbara ard: nt ha kt thall spectator sern at the near est swlmmlng pool ln the sum mer mtends to work 1n an office after gf3.ClU8tl0l'l from hwh sc 1001 u 1 Leon Wlngfield 292 Dlamontl Ntrut Trade lnflustrml leon olutor ofl stamps and COIDN a mtends to bccomn a mathlnl t w1ll entfr the Mr Forct I1 f to wat hamhurg r and steaks fa10r1t1 1 a 1 s o Cyerald Wltman 181 Qherldan Str: ft General Cyf-rry entlluslastlc Box Scout faxorltf meal con HISUQ of llwr mashed potatoes and corn vlll enter the Army ox rus 2 P as Ln 1 Lharles Wlttenlnyer qanatoga General Chuck n he su fll lVlng h1s black 48 Chevrolet lJl1NlI1fNQ law and P 0 D holr a speclal IUCCTPSI for lm has a part tlmf Joh at tht Qanatoga Radl0 Co C lara Yaneha 316 Lhestnut Strut I ommerczal Clara typl t for the Trotad collects llll'llPN and pe nn1e doesnt approve of tat 1 otln fan of popular musxc rn 1' C,ll1l1 llnr C11111 mu-1 Fclltnna Lvnne Yerger Route 20 Pottstown Commerual Lynne an amateur chef mtf-rested ln horses plays the plano math law aml hookkeepmg are enjoyed by her vushes to become a hookkeeper after graduatlon Marlene Yoder 725 Buth Ntrut Conlnzervml Nlarlo ne 4 njoys dome st1c arts such as Looklng and sew 111 I cooks chlle con carnf tu he-t 0 a hlue IS hfr fa1or1te color favorttf 1 asses hookkupmg and txplnff futurt surftary Ehzaheth Yonkovntch Xhnclmg Road Rose-dal: Cummerrlal IL finds pleasure 1n horsehaclt rlcllng pleasant -nn e often seen at gun nwhrook durlng the summer plans to study to become a medical secretary Dull Tnaln Fate-tx Iatro Robert Zelgler 281 Lee Menu: College Preparatory 0 enjoys runnlng captain of cross countrv ta am en-nnurxnv IQ 1 Chosen professlon 11 C'a 1111- 3 Trac 1 uuntrv 3 rl N 1 1 P rr C arlene Zimmerman 209 East Street College Iiffllllfllfllfi C arl: ne plays the plano ln l1c r spare t1me llkes danc ln and llstemng to popular 111u lc mor s as a c erk at len ngood s Cup tr ndetl professlon medlcal 1 4 ra tary ll 11 1 Clul l lllrurx C unnll l Forty seven John Llll'llllf'l'llldll 661 XY0n1ll.1m1 Xwnuv Gcmml olln p ax Il11 llarmonlnd an: vullar curr ntlx tmlmluox at I- XX Vs oolunrtlr vu 1 ru hr 1 1 1 :mx-In and l I Tlmnmw llmloluh 8 lflllllll Strut Ynulr lI1lIllNffllll mn Ill! l1dNllfl rn fislnng anrl llllllllllg pr0u1l owner of a S9 Plxmoullu will jom the Nan or 'Xlar1n1 Karp- lm brown hair 1 IW frequent- R01 1lal1 lhmr Fclvdrrl lull 111 l arm n m1 nl l nllfgz lrepnrutorx 1 cn 1 Q m v dllldlf ur ra1l10 lam Xllfllf u 1 ut hu ln: ass future prnff S lon 1 ld lam ml I nl lt l r U 4 Wan Lou Stopfel l xml 'fir flilllllllflllll Xlalx lou l1l-r1-to 4 ann and ah vor H as a -ala 1l1rl1 at 'NILLrorx S rome QCOHOIIIILQ and offiu pract1c1 are faxorlte lldi'-lk a rn 1 Il11 color lllll ,IO llflllnfl' IIPUPI' 511115 an Il glllflfl llelfel' llflllj 0l'J F2211 fl J WLIIE OIUPI jf? ll! o.1e F01 ty right f ' . , A . . 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V I H r' i I E M .sw ' 4 i X WQQN if X , Qi 2' f' like , . 1: Flehtf' Rx . . wb. 1 -Q-.nip .1 Sought knowledge through research f'onvc-ru-fl our knowledge to use Workcal in the atmosphere of an office fAe Auziinefid worfci we . . Day by day the instructors in the commercial department clarified the complexities of the modern business world. Ilcvelope-il dexterity anal Speed Marlo lroth ends lnvvl Appreiiatcml the finer artS y . ,g f ,Ji -15 Q sa. w- 'N l Es.5.'I.I,,r-5-ij' iZ :1 .. . . ..... , .. 4. N' Nsrfv 9 H' 15 ' 22- 'F ..,,.,, ,,.,.,.,.,., lv JW X , 4 .. . Q .. ..... It 3 Ng. Q . 1 3' if .x Q .,' g .,1v: :.2 ,ay -in -L 5 K, , ,Q -M., 6' ' W . P' s 4 -m.u.4.m1 .KM ,.,. A ,uf .mm nw SW , WU' N ,ff QM ,-,-v. ,I 1. ummm ' P X '7 I A lriwl tn lit-ep physiezilly' tit lit-pt at clean houst- l'1'm-pnrerl lllllllj' rlc-lectulwle dishes omema ing, we . . . Through studying the mzlny' as- pects of homemaking, students of the home eccmoniics department gained ai piwictical, effective knowledge that will uid them in their future duniestit' life. gf fx, Saved mn ' 1' 1 1 -s St-rveil tliml a1tt1'zic'tivi j rlluoli tliv X' -A I 1 HH! I ll I I III ll llll IH llll 1' I I Il ll K I l llllll 2 l'UQ1'5i0lz5 Yfi Kill 'Iliff fn A4 1 I zu!!-inZnm uf n in- frfffl f 41.11.14 ns fn 1 ll s xrnnms un: in mf:-urn: 'rfa ll ur ru ll.l'l.ll.l'.i. .7AI'IlllIl 1 rlruulz lll'0!.l'll.1 fu' vurrrwf fo Ac I' In-S. fn foffuuf ' .1frur'f' 1 .i. fog l.lll'l' 110128. fa u f':e su vu. fn A1 inf ryunzffnf. cn! fn unra ru 4 f' I. vw as-5' 2+-F1 'Pl ' . I zv 8 L5 A -O! K P? L Tx 05 14-3 4 415, 5 5 as MC-Zi' ii , ,W E . TROIAD EDITORIAL STAFF First Hair: Jacqueline Heil, Joel Eisner, Heather Davidhciser, Margaret Levengood. Patricia Missimer, Phyllis Munyon. S111-mal Hua-.' Mrs. Julia Clemons, aclrisvr, Patricia Foltz, Clara Yancha. Barbara Good, Diane Sandquist. Third Hoa-.' Monica HGECIIUS, Myra Schlosherg, David Weand, Richard Weiss. Judith Nolilt-, Jean Ulrich. Betty Lou Jones. Missing from the picture is Patricia Bell. c.lll-EfIl.fllI'S ..... B11s1'I1cfss Manager Faculty .. C'Ia.s.ses . . . wt l!l'UI'S . . . 5 Act1'z'iz'I'c's .. Sports .,...... Photograplzy .. Hvazl Typist' ., TRIOAD BUSINESS STAFF First Rau-: Sandra Yerger, Janice Begel. Edith May- berry, Alyse Tobias, Ruby Goodhart, Sara Short. Swfnirl Ir'azr: Mr. Clarcnct- C. Yocom, llfIl'lvSt'l', Barbara H u y ak, Dawn Brownlmack. Joan Mau- ger, Joan Sturner, Ann Chap- lin, Margfarct Daniels. Third Ifaa-.' Patricia Novak. Monica Katch, Judith Roscndale. Judith Lamliert, Catherine Horrocks, Betty Lou Taglie- ber. Thomas Heath. I'lUll!'H1 Hair: Patricia Gcrhart. Faye Hiltwine, Beverly W h i t Q. Walter Swartzkopf. Let- Ca- leen, Rose Scint-nza. Aiigela Opalak. e wrofe our memoirfi . HEATHER DAVIDHEISER, '55 IVIARGARET LEVENGOOD, '55 ALYSE TOBIAS. '55 EdI'flll'l.IlI Board ml' W 8 sl' JACQUELINE HEIL, '55 PATRICIA IVIISSIMER, '55 PATRICIA BELL, '55 DAVID WEAND, '55 PHYLLIS MUNYON, '56 JOEL EISNER, '55 RICHARD WEISS, '56 BIONICA HEGEDUS, '55 6135 it 'A-L 1132 as an '- A '-I T Staff: IIIYRA SCHLIISBERG, '56 BARBARA GooD, '56 .IUDITII NIIRLE, '56 DIANE SANIJQUIST, '57 BETTY Lou JIINES. '57 Typisfs: CLARA YANCIIA, '55 JEAN ULRICII, '55 PATRICIA FIILTZ. '55 Aclvise'rs.' MRS. JULIA S. CLEMONS MR. CLARENCE C. Yocoxl Q fi ka W .IANET 'ZAR 7,4.. . , Y 115 f, Z 1, 5. . ea 7, 1 ' DFI ...I if E52 My Q.. ,M . ,,.f w . 1 . . W A H, ' I c h .. i ., .Ol, ., Y 1 lb if P. H. S. NEWS EDITORIAL STAFF Firsf Rmr: Heather Davidheiser, Richard Frantz. Margaret Levengood. Joel Eisner. Jacqueline Heil. Richard Weiss. Srfcmzd Ruzr: Miss Miriam Y. Ludwig. adviser, Patricia Wanger, Myra Schlosherg, Anita Lorah. .Ianet Bressler. .Ieanne Kaus. Third Hui:-.' Janice Whitehead. William Witinan. Rodney Herner. Dennis Kulp. Margaret Sensenig. Betty Lou Jones. lfmwfh Iffm-: David Reand. Luther Rife. Robert Stoltzfus. Ronald Burns, Warren Gould, Willard Schultz. Missing: from the picture is Patricia Bell. News Editor . . Ffllfllfl' Eflifnr . Sports Editor Phnfog1'uphf'r Hi-:ATni:R IJAv1nni:isr:R, I'1-:GGY FAVINGI-LR, '55 KUBERT GRAY, '55 .I,xcQUi:i.ixE HEIL, EARL I,i-zvizxfzuun, '55 Axrm IAIRAH. '55 DAVID WEAND. '55 R6NAi.n BURNS, '56 BREss1.i:R. '56 v-Y :Til .X4I'l6! P14665 Q IJ !AQ FLQLUJ. BIARGARET LEVENGOOD, . JOEL EIsNER, '55 . RICHARD FRANTZ, RICHARD Weiss, '56 Ifejmrfers XXARREN GoU1.n, '56 lJi:NN1s KULP. '56 .Ii-:Axm-3 Kms, '56 WIYRA Sc'iIl.6s1s1-Jim, '56 DIARY JANE 'l',xRrzYxsR1. '56 l'A'l'RIt'IA XVANGER, '56 .IANIC1-J VVHI'I'Elll'IAIJ, '56 IJAviD EMERY, '57 Runxm HI-JRNICR, '57 lil-:TTY I,u17 Juxiis, I.t'TiiRi: Rn-'i:, '57 v ,-.. 3553 57 W1i,1.,u:1i Sui'1.Tz, '57 .lfll'I-Sl'l'S : Miss MIRI.-XM Y. MR. RAYAIUND S. Itum-3R'r ST1ll.TZl US, XXlL1.1Ax1 XYITMAN. l'ATRll'I.-X BRLI.. '57 ,-.. Ill JI I,tinn'ir: Tt71.1. P. H. NEWS BUSINESS STAFF Firsf H614-.' Margaret Sen- senig. Barbara Huyak, Jane Musick. Sandra Miller, Louise Levengoud. Judith Gochnaur. Srwmrl Iflilll' Mr. Rilyllllbllfl S. Tull. nr1z'isf'r, Helen Moyer, Rebecca Clary, Barbara De- Walt, Marcie Yohn. Mary Ann Mace. Patricia Pell, Rose Favata. Tlzirrl lfoux' Janice Whitehead. Patricia Wanger. .Io Ann Smith. Virginia Buh- ner, Annette Klink, Janet Bressler, Ann Chaplin. 1 u11i'l1I l1,1lll'.' Slllflvy NUI- nian, Sylvia Hartnian. Sallie Kessler. N ancy Hoffman. Barlvara Pickar, Kay llelagh. Nancy Landis. Esther Hall- man. ii: ,vw COLOR GUARD Angeline Rinaldi Carol Young Donna Boyer IoKiel Brinton Virginia Kellei Jo Ann Hoover Sandia Oxenfoid Maicelene Young Mailene Hall Constance Hall Rose Semenza Roberta Ricketts Jacqueline Malehall M1 Leetel F C bllllth advise: I' :fly czght 0 IQCLPCLJQCJ U1 Jig Q TWIRLIN G CORPS Lestei F C' Smith arlimu 'Nancv 'llodel Poeemn Fillman Jean Ixoxen Man Ann CUIIY Sala Sholt Caiol W iuwnock Suaan leiglel Shelha M ithias N mncv Hemibach Claudette Jacolw hllen lxukhoif Pll'wCllll Helslu Fleanoi Stuiflet Shirlex Xawil Cuole Haitulfz Don ild Fliclxei r v v 1 9 ' 'v my 1 a v Y A 1 w v , 4 . V , N, , I v v 4 ' , l ' nk 4 V w' K v . !' ' ' ' 1 V , . U ,.,, . ,,., , . . . J I 'A -V v . First If01l'.' Sandra Strack, Sylvia Hartman. Jane Sheetz. Second 1?ou'.' Mr. . .rl ' I .'.,.vA' .A ,xii ' . v , '- ' ...V I 1 1.7, - 1 V - 1 K rv L 'J ' .v 1 2 .1 Y Avi . ' 1 . 1 L. 1 7' . f ' 1'h1 ' 2 A: X 1. 4 4 1 ' BAND Fust Row Jacquelme Levengood Balbara Mest Comad WCISGI Petel Stahl Byrle Shuey Betsy Shaw Rxchard Lmdexman Sandra Yelger Davld Ohver Jane Relcheldelfel Second Row M1 F C Smlth clnectoz Sala Mae Sonon Jeanette Montague Evelyn Rapp Ruth Bakowsk1 Barbara Reldel Donna Jeanne Love Blent Vlfamplel Donald Kuszyk Rlchard Sldel Dodge Glenn Otis Hespeth Soanne C1ocke1 Patllcla Hanna Patrlcla Hlgh Dorothy Schaeffer Barbala Kells Thzrfl Row lVa11en Gould Da11ell Arndt Rodnev Snell Donald Pogvnst Robert Newman Warren Eshbach Raymond Klrlln Jo Ann Wlse Temple Crltchfleld Ronald Takacs Robert Moses Elwood Rlghter Balbara Kalxs Fourth Row W1111am Schmearer Paul Toblas John Dmnno Hemy Crocker John Gloth Ronal Roth Dennls Hurchalla Mo111s Cl, Allefy full? Ex ery day durmg the elghth perlod the band members met to practlce arrange ments of classlcal sem1 classlcal, and modern muslc From the openlng of the foot ball season unt1l the closing of school, thev plaved at games assemblles and concerts They also part1c1pated 1n parades On March 3 the Valley Forge Area Band composed of students representlng nlne schools 1n th1s v1c1n1tv, presented a program at P H S Thls evemng perform ance sponsored bv the local band lncluded fifteen of 1ts members IH the group Other act1v1t1es were an exchange program vuth Spr1ng Clty Hlgh School md the annual Sprlng Concert, vshxch was held the last week m March Mr Lester Smlth d1rected the band and also tramed the color guards and twlr lers The latter performed w1th the band 1n thelr many actlutles They presented a colorful, m1l1tary appearance ln parades and at the games Offlcers of the band were Donald Kuszyk, presldent, Rlchard Se1del N106 presxdent Ex elyn Rapp secretary treasurer and Sandra Yerger,l1brar1an I zjfy nzne I I '. . 7 - A 9 ' . .Y - 7 I ' 7 9 ' p ' w Q ' ' ' 1 1 I . - . ' . , , , . . . D . . . , . ., . , V y , . . ., . ' . ' 3' ' . . 3 I A 7. . 7 V 7 .7 7 7 . . , , . y . . ' . : A Y 1 ' y ! v Y 7 1 7 . Y . ' 7 1 V I 7 I Y Y 7 ' ' . I : V 7 7 Y v 1 ' Y 7 7 ' ' ' Swartwood, Bruce Loud, Robert McCl1ntock, Fred Kupeskl, Harold Casselberry, Ronald Rohland. I O C O O O , , - l . ' . . ' v ' 1 - - 0 f 4 , .... , C 1 , . . . ' ' f . 2 .. r L L . , v ' ' Z Y 1 ' 3 ' ,.. . The Pottstown High School Safety Patrol was founded in 1925 to protect grade school children from the increasing traffic problems. Each morning high school students were sent to the various elementary schools in the area. Later, the grade schools organized their own safety patrol under Mr. Earl Strange. In 1931 selected members of the high school patrol organized the first drill team. During the past school year patrols were assigned positions in the halls be- tween classes and during study halls to keep them orderly. Also, the girls ushered at school functions and the boys assisted at tire drills. l,. The two girls, drill teams were captained by Margaret Levengood and Heather Davidheiser. Captain of the boysi team was Robert Gray. Pottstown drill teams have taken prizes many times in national competition in Washington due to the fine execution and variety of drills, as well as their appearance. Clllltfllne OI' el' U1 f 2 Cl, 5 SAFETY PATROL If ns? 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DeLong: K. Pinkerton, L. Lawler, R. Baldasano. G. Davidheiser, P. Munyon. J. Tink- ler. S. Kuser. S. Rohrlmach. L. Brinton. Mr. Edward F. O'Neill. urlriser. Ifnzwfli Roz:-1 E. Melley. J. Lias. F. Hiltwine. S. Hartman. M. Hampton, E. Sobresky, B. Binder. G. Witman. P. Zirkel, W. Schmearer. D. Bieleski. A. Mariano. J. Wood, S. Galloway, S. Nei- man. D. Royer. I-'iffh Row: M. J. Tarczynski. B. Dennish. J. Iezzi. L. Heckman, J. Sova. XV. Bt-dell. R. Myers, H. Bedell, D. Astheimer. B. Pierce. G. Zayatz. D. Boyer. G. Pearson. N. Model, R. Smale. K. McCarthy. P. Rhoads. S. Neiman, Oxenford. S. Mallison. e oun enfogmenf in ringing . By introducing' better choral literature of Various periods of history, Mr. O'Neill gave the musical groups an appreciation for finer music. Through this study the students de- yeloped a sensitivity to all other forms of musical expression. It was hoped that those who did not already enjoy the singing of good music would acquire that pleasure. The choir and choruses presented their annual Christmas concert on Sunday after- Fiwsf Hou-: M. Sensenig. C. Saylor. J. Skarbek. P. Karpinski. E. Herasimchuk. J. Dill- man. P. Wentzel. K. Hartenstine. S. Mathias. C. Smith. L. Spaid. B. Galloway. Sewmd livin' C. Jacobs. D. Detwiler. S. Buchert. J. Rosendale. E. J. Chernesky. B. Favingrer. G. Plastiras. M. Daniels. M. Yohn. G. Hauseman, P. Gerhart. A. Shaner. J. Himes. S. Pickar. R. Ricketts. Third Hozr: J. A. Smith, J. Lambert. B. White. M. Dalling. J. Kerr. W. Sternherger. E. Whitby, C. Ulrich. S. Short. J. Gochnaur. C. Laubmeier. M. L. Shoe- maker, V. Hall. Fourfli Row: Mr. Edward F. O'Neill. lll1l'l'S!'l', S. Waters. D. J. Love. R. Kirlin. R. Neiffer. J. T. Schetfey, D. Emery. J. Levengood. R. Moyer. J. Mourar. Ififflz lfwflx' J. Seasholtz. J. Lipko. J. Bertolett. Y. km iz 1 XY .ex Q I I 51' 41423. 1 PQIY' 5 x 4 -51 '55' 7. 'J 5 1 1 ' 6 .fi U . . Qi 4 . 6 N 1 f' 9 s , 4 Y wtf - -Q 1 4 . on fe, ' fi. . vt ' 1 J 9 . N U SOPIIUMWRIC VHUIR GIRLS, CHORUS First Ifuzfx' J. Marshall. E. A. Dindino. M. Weiner. P. Karpinski. M. Guest. C. Saylor. B. Selby, K. Hartenstine, A. Chaplin. B. Petrillo, M. Sensenig, M. Daniels, B. Ruyak. Secmifl Razr: S. Rohrbach, P. Wanger, M. Hampton, C. Smith, C. Melley, L. Levengood, J. Glenney, D. Brownback. T. Govatos, R. Deery, D. Detwiler, P. Dolas, J. Rosendale, A. Rinaldi. Third Hou-.' S. Neiman. P. Neiffer, J. Kritzski. G. Merkel, B. Banyai. J. Andes. E. Yocom, J. Tinkler. J. Smith, J. Lambert. J. Lias. E. Melley, J. Himes. 1 nurfh Rn1I'.' S. Hartman. F. lliltwine, D. J. Love, B. Dennish, S. Galloway. R. McMann, S. Kuser, D. Bieleski. P. Munyon. M. L. Shoemaker, J. Haas. G. Davidheiser. Fiffh Roux' J. Wood. S. Mallison. L. Brinton. D. Boyer, D. Royer, K. McCarthy, S. Oxenford. J. Romich. B. Shaw. L. VVeaver. A. Weber. . ..fdnc! fuafecl our mudica amgifiond. noon, December 19. The spring concert was held on May 3. A representative group chosen from the four organizations represented the school at Conshohocken in March for an exchange assembly program. The choir also sang at the Commencement exercises and in assembly programs. An ensemble was formed by the most experienced and best sight readers in the group. Their reward was being able to study popular music from famous Broadway shows. Firsf Roux' R. March. W. Sternberger, E. Whitby, L. Heckman. J. Gibbons. D. Schoenly, .l. Montague. C. Ulrich. Swcoml Ron-: P. Rhoads. D. Emery. L. DeLong. J. Lipko, B. Binder. L. Schwartz. R. Neitfer. K. Pinkerton. R. Kirlin. Mr. Edward F. 0'Neill. fzrlriscr. Third Huw: J. Iezzi, W. Bedell. R. Smale, D. Astheimer. J. T. Scheffey, G. Pear- son. R. Baldasano. P. Zirkel. B. Pierce. Fourflz Ifuzv: J. Bertolett, J. Seasholtz. H. Bedell. G. Witman. E. Sobresky. J. Sova. G. Zayatz, W. Schmearer. J. Groth. F3 sf. BOYS' CHORUS 0 JCAQI MA!! 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Barbara DeWalt, Elsie Ann Dindino. Second How: Betty Bowman, Sylvia Hartman. Jean Koren, Shirley Kidon. Mary Ann Wigle. Jane Miller. Nancy Watkins. Edna Koch, Kathleen Neiman, Doris Reitenbaugh, Patricia Brendlinger, Virginia Barber, Sandra Betz, Linda Spaid. Third Ruin' Soanne Crocker, Patricia Zeigler, Marcelene Young. 5 Ruth Moyer, Donna Royer, Betty Anne Bolton. Marilyn Werrett. Eileen Melley. Dorothy Schaeffer, Mary Rodgers. Louise Borncman. 2 ZOZKOLUQLI Olfll' l0I'2:5Ql'l! ilflfeferifrf . Introducing its members to their chosen profession was the purpose of the Future Nurses of America. Under the leadership of Betsy Shaw, presidentg Barbara Kalis, vice- presidentg Kathleen McCarthy, secretaryg Joyce Lias, treasurerg and the counseling of Mrs. Mildred J. Hutt, the forty-one members endeavored to prepare themselves for their lifework. Among the activities of the year were two field trips to hospitals. One was taken in the fall of the year and the other in the spring. The girls presented an assembly to the student body on February 25 in which they depicted the life of a student nurse. A scrapbook of the activities of the year was kept. To conclude their program the girls held a picnic. The members also purchased pins bearing the Florence Nightingale lamp, symbol of nursing. A. A. BOARD First HrlIl'.' Rosalie Lessig. Constance Smith. Barbara Good. Virginia Keller, Barbara Craig. Second Roux' Mr. William H. McCabe, udriscr, James Gibbons. Howard Bedell. Merrill Shirey. Wilson Bedell. . Q W' 1, . li X7 femu- Purchasing items, such as sport scrapbooks, cheerleading equipment. pictures in the halls, and the gold medals given to the oustanding senior athletes each year, were only a few things for which the A. A. Board spent its dollars. Funds were obtained by selling novelties and football programs and by sponsoring the annual Thanks- giving Dance which followed the last league football game. The job of the sophomore repre- sentatives was mainly to sell the P. ll. S. novelties in the A. A. Store. It was also the responsibility of the lfoard to take charge of all athletic asstmblies throughout the year. To stimulate an interest in aviation, Mr. Hamilton or- ganized the Aeronautics Club this year. Films distributed by the local Civil Air Patrol and the Air Scouts of Potts- town's airport were shown to the members. Discussions were held concerning the films and other phases of aviation. Each member of the club took advantage of the oppor- tunity of taking a fifteen- minute airplane ride over Pottstown and the surround- ing area. AERONAUTICS CLUB First Roar: Theodora Govatos, Edward Falatovich, Michael Petro, Temple Critchfield, Ronald Takacs, Sylvia Hartman. Second Row: Darryl Sipf, Neil Mahr, Franklin Gaugler, Scott Rambo, Ronald Rohland, Gilbert Pennypacker, Edwin Hoffman, Mr. Charles I. Hamilton, adviser. . OZIOOLQJ fo tA2!Ll,tl1l'2 . . . Forty-two girls and boys of the George A. McCormick Club of the F.T.A. endeavored to learn all they possibly could about the many possibilities in teaching, its attributes, and the curricula and scholarships offered by surrounding colleges and universities. Peggy Fav- inger and Joan Moses were elected co-presidents of the group. The club presented an assembly program, and they also obtained speakers for regular meetings held once a month. Members prepared a tea on November 2 for surrounding clubs, visited elementary schools, and made trips to the Southeastern District Convention at Ursinus College on March 12 and the State F.T.A. Convention at Juniata College on March 25 and 26. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA First Roar: Joy Daniels, Ann Chaplin, Patricia Bell, Susan Britton, Barbara Good, .loan Moses, Sallie Kessler, Virginia Kelle1', Judith Glenney. Eleanor Herasinichuk, Dorthea Pengelly. Second Hou-: Jacqueline Heil, Laura Strange, Martha Yohn, Barbara Mest, Sylvia Buchert, Margaret Sensenig, Roberta McMann, Nancy Lord, Jean Eckstrom, Marjorie Hampton, Katharine Hartenstine, Judith Tinkler, Janet Cote. Third Role: Beverly White, Lo Kiel Brinton, Mary Ann Kulp, Donna Hums, Donna Fry, Heather Davidheiser, Patricia Missimer, Barbara Pickar, Sandra Yerger, Frances Hausmann, Sara Short, Elaine Walter. I'v1IHl'flI Ii'nu': Raymond Kirlin, Miss A. Edna Hutt, fulriser, Earl Levengoorl. 5 ,Q 23 2 2 if STACE CREW lc!! to Rzght R1cha1d D1ene1 Davld Dunn Vlnctnt Gllhlhl John CIOSQ M1 A1thu1 E Emeu udzzsu John Hause RlCl'Id1il Rho1ds Russell Mve1s VS altel B01 oxxw MHJQPQJ 5el ULCe fo f 2 JC 00 Behmd the scenes 1t exerx assembly was a group of e1ght xoca tlonal students vxho 1J61lOlIT16Kl the mam nd X 111e l ta ks neces s IX 101 the p1csf nta ll of txl s p1og1ams Those stage neu members ass1gnel to l1ght knew the maze of sw 1tches l111Ckst1g9 nke the palms of the11 hands Others carrled out the1r GLIUQS such as opemng closmg the curtams arrangmg the scenerv and set tmg up the mlcro phone By the fl1p of a sw1tch on thelr own radlo apparatus the members of thlQ club commumcated Vklth other amateurs from places far and near Thls IQ the only hobby 1n the world that requ1res a gox ernment llcense There f0l6 the purpose of the club was to help the boys get thelr hcenses so that thev 1n turn could haxe thelr own radlo stat1ons Two bovs succeeded IH learnlng the code and be commg llcensed amateurs they were Alfred Mlles and Lerow Heckman Off1C9lq of the club were Alfred M1l9Q presldent Ronald Klem, vlce presldent Paul TObldS secretary and Leroy Heckman treasurer RADIO CLUB 1 sf Ron xlfl lx un Luox lltclsln 1n -Xlflecl 1 Paul Tolnas Rlch .1 rd 1ospe1o Suomi P011 Janus 'N11lle1 Bloolse Blnciel Iames C 3SSlllN J mms Steme-1 YK llllam Fl36lt Tlmd Run Phllllp Schulm Rich nd 'NI 11 lsoxx I' 1s.11ml Loll 'NI 1 Sen :mg If asf Sfzfnfy zu 1' .'2 , , .. , , , 1 rw 1 1 ' A 4 -' , ' . 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The Page Pathlindersn met during the second week of each month with the following officers: Shirley Yeager. presidentg Nancy Heimbach. vice-president: and Carlene Zimmerman. secretary. The Bookologists, met dur- ing the fourth week activity period. Their officers were: Joan Moses, president: Janice Begel. vice-president: and Doris Reitenbaugh, secretary. These two groups, under the leadership of Miss Eleanor Cornmesser, worked to pro- mote interest in books and other reading material. The club provided valuable experience for those expecting to be members of library staffs in the future. Steady drill in locating books in the library aided the girls and boys in finding books for the rest of the students. Several volunteered for library work before school, during study halls. and after school. Work behind the desk included stamping books for others to take out. receiving those books returned, and replacing books on the shelves. In addition, they were constantly searching for interesting new books. Besides carrying on correspondence with surrounding schools, the groups made a trip to the local newspaper office and to Kutztown State Teachers College. Q tAI'0M,g UOALITLQJ 0 l'l0LUA6JgQ . PAGE PATHFINDERS First Hon-: Rosemary Borgiet, Annette Klink, Carlene Zimmer- man, Shirley Yeager, Nancy Heim- bach. Second Ilozr: Miss Eleanor Cornmesser. adviser, Mary Ann liulp, Mary Jane Davidheiser. Elizabeth Herd, Susan Zeigler, Naomi Hallman. Anna Clobes. Third Ron-: Barbara Yohn, Mary- ane Perate, Willard Schultz, Wil- liam Witman. Genevieve Sova. Nancy Landis. BOOKOLOGISTS First l.'o1r'.' Joyce Swinehart, Doris lleitenbaugh. .loan Moses. Barbara l'ic-liar. Gwendolyn Streett. Swoml lfoff' : Eileen Ii n d y. Marilyn Thompson. Patricia Ludwig. Louise llulis. Janice Begel. .loan Daniels. Thi,-11 Ifon-5 Doris Bossler, Dolores Ilorgiet. Beverly Dennish. Florence Healer. CHESS CLUB First Row: David Ingrim, Walter Harasin, Betty Strunk, David Evans. Robert Solomon. Secoml Row: Mr. Howard I. J. Stauffer, adriser, Gene Shadler, Harry Quay, William Albright, Richard Brown. Curtis Brendlinger, George Quackenbos. The Chess Club, which was organized last year, was under the direction of Mr. Howard Stauffer. Meetings were sched- uled during the activity period. Its motive was to introduce the game of chessg and the twelve members, each eager to learn the game, planned many tourna- ments. In these tournaments Mr. Stauffer himself was beaten several times by his proteges. The club has been very suc- cessful in teaching chess to its members and arousing interest in this age-old game. . .xgncf cAeerec! wifd. enfdudicwrn. Leading the cheering at the basketball and football games and also at pep rallies was the duty of Pottstown High's cheerleaders. Dressed in blue and white, under their captain, Gail Hurter, these peppy girls stimulated enthusiasm within the audience and gave the school's athletes the encouragement which they needed in order to win. Karen Hurter, Gail's youngest sister, served as a mascot. The J. V. cheerleaders led the cheers at the J. V. basketball games and substi- tuted at the football games. Margaret Daniels was the captain of this group. CHEERLEADERS First Roar: Barbara Flaherty, Mar- jorie Weidner, Gail Hurter. Sccorul lfozv: Judith Glenney. Joy Daniels, Mr. Edward F. O'Neill, udriscr. Third 73011-5 Judith Huxoll. Dawn Brown- back. I mirfh How: Judith Tinkler. Ann Chaplin. I-'iftlz Roux' Gail Pol- lock, Susan Britton. Aim R.,-xi, P. f Lil U u N N A .no 'Q:39 siesdii . x 1 .. 1' 14. qnuzfy 911 JUNIOR AND SENIOR HONOR CLUB P us! Rau Maigaiet Levengood Janice Whitehead Patiicla Xi angel MAIJOI ie Hamp ton Myxa Schlosbeig Balbaia Petrlllo Patilcla Bell Gail Hurtel Monica Hegedus Jean Uliich Elaine Eib MIS Ruth lx Emely advise: Second Rau Jacqueline Heil man Joan Mullen Clala Yancha Patricia Saiiskv Shirley Neiman Caxol Young Heathex Davldheisei Thud R014 Joan Wood Phvllis Munyon lrV6bSf.El Canning Richaxd Flantz Lawleme DeLong Richard Smale Joel Eienei Earl Levengood Geolge Hiddeman Baxhala Cood Lynda Weave: I Q - H - - 1 1 - Y. . . Q u 1 1 I . 1 1 -' ' Y 1 . 1' 1' I v . . A , . , Q - , A .' A. . ' . , 7 y . . . v . .v ' .Y . . , . Y I . ,, .. . V Alyse Tobias, Joan Mauger, Joan Moses, Dolores Yurdock, Virginia Bohner, Esther Hall- A! - 'Y . ' 7 i r Y ' 7 ' ' Y . i l' . .: . Y n ' 1 Y ' Y ' .. , . . Q y A ., . . ' . . y . . I ' , . . .A A u 1 w ,Q '.- SOPHOMORE HONOR CLUB Fnst Hou Janet Cote Kathalme Haltenstlne Susan Zelgler Judlth Gochnaul Malv Lu Shoemakel Dlane Sandqulst Ilga Pompeltls Dalyl Detwller Prlscllla Helsler Mrs Ruth K Emery advzsez Second Row Davld Evans Eleanor Heraslmchuk Constance Smlth Judlth Lambert JoAnn Smlth Judith Dotterel Shlrley Gruell Margaret Sen senlg Jean McDonnell Margaret Damels Robert Kocux Thud Row P3.t1lCl2. Brend lmger Barbara Yohn W1ll1am Wltman Luther Rlfe Terry Shaner Davld Emely Mlch ael Gavln Lmn Kressley Robert Moses Warren Eshbach Donna Fry Sylvla Buchelt 2 l 2Cl,C 2 CL Jtepplng 5f0l'le fo 5bl,CCe:i6 By a vote of the hlgh school faculty standards for the school honor roll were changed To be ellglble for the honor roll, each student had to attam a B average Those students who achleved thls average for the first three marklng perlods were on the Honor Club plcture Under the guldance of the two faculty advlsers Mrs Ruth Emerv and Mr Ger ald Levengood the club held 1tS first meetmg ln the aud1tor1um on November 19 The program was arranged by a commlttee composed of Barbara Good Earl Levengood Heather Davldhelser Larry DeLong Anlta Lorah Dlane Sandqulst and Judlth Lambert To begln the program members of the faculty dlsplayed thelr talents Some of the teachers sang whlle others played the plano presented a trombone solo and reclted Meetlng for a second tlme on March 1 members learned from Mrs Emery that the twenty senlors Wlth the hlghest scholastlc average would recelxe thelr honor ary plns and certlficates durlng commencement week Followmg thls announcement Mrs Emery presented a Pennsylvama Dutch sklt and Jamce Begel and Mlchael Gavln two members of the Honor Club render ed selectlons of thelr own cholce Flnally Mr Emery showed shdes of Jamestown and W1ll13mSbUFg V1rg1n1a 4 . , y , . . . Q, g , .y .V 'Y 3 -1 I 1 . 7 ' - 1 -' v v w 9 v '1 . v , ' v , y .. . l. . - , v x 1 9 v ' 1 ' 7 1 D Y 7 ' ' A cl . I 7 . . . ,, L , . V , . ' , . . . , , Y Y 7 7 . Y . . 7 n ' L Y ! 1 , ., . . . . . Y . - . . Y , l ' u Y . I . . . ' Y 9 9 ' . . . , . . . , . Seventy-sctcn ll Illlll Ill If I H l Il If I H! llHll Ol I H I Il I ll ll I UI! ll I I 014 ll 711 i H I llllf lil I K f 115 OI!! C l JQIU 'HQ XUXXU.. ! 1. wif- .I M! 1-.ff IA., ff.-A! ,, ,,,f, f,. 740 A,,,f, .,,, . Aff, fha ,',, fn, ,,,. 'll C tL..1l'Ut'4 ,,-., rl Mal ,. flL ,-,,1.,,. s,-ff., f,...,',,- . ffm .1 fl ,,,, ,-., ,,,. ,. .1, f,.,u I 1 ,.,, , f-. f,, fA,,-,. A,-.A ,fn A, ,.1,, JJZS X11 fi FOOTBALL TEAM First Roux' John Dellaquila. Albert Gnoza, Donald Pogwist. James Leveille. Wayne Hughes. Joel Weikel. John Sova. Joseph Schutz, Earl Hunsicker, Merrill Shirey, Clark Burns. Milton Wensel, Lawrence Lawler, George Horrocks. Second Roar: Gary VVampler, John Barber, John O'Such. Marshall Sager, Chester Piotrowski, Kenneth Tinney, Donald Keifrider, Robert Heslin. Edmund Sobresky, Frefl Kupeski, Michael Lunn, James Gibbons, Joseph Lipko, Robert Gilliland. Third Rozr: John Giangiacomo, Frank Waresak, Richard Hurter, John Neiman, Robert Freese, Robert Oliver, Robert Sandoe, Ronald Puhl, Darrell Griffiths. Robert McClintock, John Johnson, Kenneth Wensel, VVilliam Zink. Fourth Row: James Miller, David Emery, Mr. Henry Stofko, couch, Mr. Heber T. Meyers, head coach, Mr. Morrell E. Grigg, assistant coach, Harry Neysncsch, George Emery. 2 JCOP? Fflflllg f0l4CA6!0LUl'l5 . Hard work! Victory! Mild disappointment! Eventual record-breaking success! In one respect these four might sum up the 1954 football season: but in another. they would be inadequate to describe this team which defeated all its traditional rivals, set a new seasonal scoring mark, and ended with a record of eight wins and two defeats. From the opening kickoff of the season, everyone knew that this year Potts- town had developed one of the best all-around combinations it ever had. There were fleet backs. a stonewall line, and a magniticent defense. And they played up to all ex- pectations with only a two-game lapse of successive defeats to West Chester and Berwyn. The team compiled a total of 246 points to surpass the school record. Howard Bedell broke the school's individual scoring mark with a record-shattering 126 points. To add to their laurels. All Fhes-Mont League Choices included Howard Bedell and two ofthe co-captains. Earl Hunsicker and Merrill Shirey on the first team, while Clark Burns gained second-team honors. The jayvees compiled a record of four wins and five defeats. They were coach- ed by Mr. Grigg and Mr. Stofko. Eighty OPENING GAMES SIDELINE EXFITEMENT. BOX -X SNE-X1xQ FOR XXOTHER TALLX 1 CLARK BURNS OX THE WA Y. 1 ' AX 3 OXPR V1 PPDP1 X ARbITX SFA ox 5 RECORD J X SLAs,ox 5 RFCURI1 POTTSTOYVX OPPONENTS IOTTSTOXX X OPPOX 1' NTQ 11 lknote S lg xgu L xnedale Uppel WHGIIOH R1d1ev Tox1nsh1p P1'lO6Y11YV111C V1 est Cheetu Be1 my n Coateivllle B1 ldgepol t Dmxnlngtoxxn 1 1, mme 11 14 Lppel NIe11on Rxdlew T011 11411113 0 N01 1 xstoxxn Phoen1xv111e V1 est Cheitel Coxtesvllle H111 T1'1I1C1Q H111 F0Lllt1'1N I' Iyllfll ml: 11 . .'1, 'I FOI! A T. D. 'ITI1 11. 1 I I ,L. 1 1 212 ...... 2 . ' T 12 ...... Y ' L 0 312 ...,.. ' 1 S 9 ....,. ' j ' , ' ' zo ...... ' , '. ' :ass ...... 1' - 0 14 ...... N01'1'istown 6 12 ...... H111 Thirfis 13 19 ...... '. ' 14 0 ....., ' 12 6 ...... ' . -' 20 0 ...... ' 5 , , 1' 43 ii ...... ' 25 U ...... ' z ' 41 45 ...... ' . ' 0 131 ...... ' ' ' , 121 239 ...... ' T 25 ...... ' ' .' T fi ...... ' ' Y ' 12 VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Robert Gray. Paul Zirkel, John Barber. John Sova. Merrill Shirey. Carl Sundstrom. William Ellis. James le7zi -Xlfrefl Laws. Earl Levengood. mrrnrlger. -v VARSITY SEAsoN's R1-:t'oRo PoTTsTowN OPPONENTS PUTTSTUXYN oPPoNL:NTs 40 Kutztown 50 50 . :Phoenixville 251 633 Mount Penn 60 81 . i1Downingtown 55 GT Norristown 48 139 . i:Coatesville 50 229 Lancaster 56 42 . :f1Bridgeport 238 52 Easton 62 55 . :'West Chester 523 44 Lebanon 50 84 . fBerwyn .10 59 Mount Penn 44 T33 . fljhoenixville -18 G6 'Toatesville 47 71 . :i:Downingtown 515 Tl :5:Bridgeport 258 HT . Bethlehem 89 4913 'VVL-st Chester 47 liil . Allentown 823 65 'Berwyn 559 00 . fiUpper Perk. 50 643 Abington 71 430 . :1:Lansdowne T0 if Denotes league game H Denotes PIAA play-off game Barber leaps high against West Chester. . . arne a fifk . Under the mentorship of a new coach, Mr. Charles Brown, the varsity basketball team made Pottstown High basketball his- tory as they gained the Ches-Mont League championship and thus set a new record of going undefeated through an entire season of 12 league games. Advancing as far as the District 1 semi-final round playoffs of the PIAA Class A championship, they de- feated Upper Perkiomen, 90-56, and then bowed to Lansdowne, 70-60. The season followed the pattern outlined by their genial coach, concentrating mainly on defense. The Trojan quintet exhibited several tight zone setups, a constricting man- for-man press. and a lethal scoring attack. Although several combinations of players were used in Coach Brown's quest for the most successful quintet. the Trojans' first fire normally consisted of two seniors, Merrill Shirey and Robert Gray: two juniors, Paul Zirkel and John Barber: and one sophomore. Alfred Laws. After the league season closed, all-league choices were announced. The Trojans were well represented on the first team by co-cap- tain Merrill Shirey and Paul Zirkel, while Alfred Laws and co-captain Robert Gray gained second-team honors. With a well-rounded team that had an offense and defense of equal efficiency. the ,iunior Trojans tied Coatesville for seclnd-place honors in the Ches-Mont League competition. winning thirteen of their two dozen games. As the eleyen sophomores shared the scoring honors. Coach Shantz did not find it necessary to depend upon one or two players for the jayyees' success. Leading the little Trojans in points scored with Hunter Matthews. followed closely by Robert Freese. Allan Eyans, Frank Waresak. and Linn Kressley. Probably the most formidable opponents encountered by the quick-moving jun- ior yarsity in the Fhes-Mont League were West Chester, which claimed the cham- pionship at the end of the season. and C'oatesyille. which the Pottstown J. Y.'s tied for second place. After a rather moderate start, the nimble-footed ,iayvees pressed onward in their campaign. ln spite of their eleyen losses the baby Trojans played excellent basketball. considering the fact that this was their first year together. They emerged at the end of the season as promising material for the Trojan varsity squads of 1956 and 1957. J. Y. SI-:AsoN's Rrgeonn PUTTSTONVN oPPoNP2NTs PUTTSTOVVN HPPUNENTS 3559 Kutztown 214 217 Abington 25 2 K J 42 Mount Penn .14 47 Phoenixville 11 ' fill Norristown 457 244 Downingtown 1253 - QU? OP? VUPU y ' - - 42 ianeasrei- 48 :ss mafesviiie 1:1 44 Easton 47 443 Bridgeport 455 Zio Lebanon 40 ill? West Chester 47 451 Mount Penn 41 51 Berwyn 27 .16 Coatesville 421 217 Phoenixville 216 47 Bridgeport 14 51 Downingtown 25 46 Hill School 47 55 Bethlehem 138 25 West Chester 525 55 Hill School 35 2513 Berwyn 131 -10 Allentown 62 srunrling: David Emery. manager. Daniel Ilwinchuck, Linn Kressley. Richard Hurter. Allen Evans. Hunter Matthews. Rohert Freese. Mr. Alfred Shantz. lX'7l!'l'If?Ig.' Gordon Epps. manager. Frank Jackson. Frank Waresak. Sidney Flifford. Terry Shaner. Glenn Shirey is missing from the picture. llllllllfjj mm 157' max -:sr-0, a'Y57'q mx 1 65741, I-max ' El mcx b dl? ll QTST 3' TRACK 4 my ,aa CROSQ COUNTRY 'IEAM Ifusf Roz: Eclxxaul Haltlme Loxm Lcuthold Xxlllldlll lX11lle1 VS 1ll11m Stelnbelgel Dennls Hulchalla R1cha1clBertolett qllllllll Inu N11 Vhlllam James cocuh Robelt Zelgtlel kenneth Shane-r Robelt flax Helhelt Haltman laxxxcncc Halvex Thomae '7Nelll Ronald Yelgfu rodde OUQI' an Cl, 2 Afte1 belng defeated bx BCIVNVI1 ln the in st meet of the 1904 season, the C1OSs count1x team xx ent on to x1cto1x ln 1ts th1ee 1ema1n1ng meets Captalned bx Robert Ze1gle1 thex algo took second place IH the Chee Mont League competltlon xx1th bettel SCOIQS than usual Outetancllng among the six x xrsltx and nlne lunlor xalsltx membere ot the team xxe1e lts captaln Rohelt 7e1gle1 xxho lan 21, mllee 1n 12 mlnutee and 19 seconds at the Whltemareh meet Kenneth Shanel Robert Grax Ronald Ye1ge1 and Laxxnence Harxex xxho succeeded Zelglel ae captaln for the 1955 seaeon In the Phlladelphxa D1st11ct meet the team placed elex enth among the Iiftx teams competmg there SP xswx RI-4 URI1 l'OT'I YIUXKX OI YUNPXTS H lh-1 xxx n 1 '4 XX l'l1IQlllAlNl1 ll H 4 0dll'NNllll in ' XX mst 1 heslcl 2' ' 4 4'9- . E' an ' A , A ., , ' 5 , 1? 1 L . , 'm 4 ' fl!! 'R ' ' 1 f l , , Mn ': - 15 'H ul Q . . 24 0 I ty ..,: ,. Q J ' I R' tg 45700 - Qi 1 W A -x'- 5 I 5 if te V ., ,,. -1 . f A ., 4 A lf X ' '1: 1 t- -1:' axe: -'., . , ' -eff ' -,kg ...:. i f , ,V 'v:, if if Q Y . , C -E E4 git, wg. ::1 5 5:1 ' r Q' -1 -' ' ..,.: Y 'N F 1,1 . ' . A 1 ' 4 Q , . I . . - 7' ' . 1 . - I V ,X Vi . A f I . a v sq 1 x 7 . ' ' ' '. L . 1 ' . , 1 , ' ' .1 ' - . w ' y ' 4 v . U 1 . 4 ' I - . s . L ' K K I ' 1 Y A Aw. v2 A I .V I I .. . YI inf' lv A A xx I L' 1 . L , ., ,':.-.' 3' vs ..............,,......., 1 2: SEASON? RECORD SEASONVS RECORD POTTSTOWN 53 .,.... Downingtown 55 Boyertown 26 Muhlenberg Ilill Phoenixville 42 1 OPPONENTS G8 PQ ...... 68 IQ ,..... ti5l2 ...... fz fe POTTSTOWN OPPONENTS Z9 59 BQ ...... Berwyn 56 40 88 57 le . ..... Coatesville 61 65 . . . . . . West Chester ...... Shillington During the 1904 track season Coach Heber T. Mey ers team, a - tained bv Carl Burns xx on three of its seven meets The trackme11 began the season bw losinff their 1111t1al meet bx a slim ma1g1n but went on to 1 ictorx in the next two Coatesxille the traditional rival of Pottstovxn teams, dealt to them the greatest defeat of the season 88 29 At the Ches Mont League meet at West Qheater IH Vlav that same school Wo11 the meet and with lt the league championship for the fifth consecutive wear Clark Burns one of the most p1om1nent Of the twelxe xarsitv letter men and brother of the captain of the team established a nevs school record in the pole xault competition bx excelling Robe1t Jones s 10 foot 10 inch mark set in 1947 bw one inch 24 LPGA? tk? fdpe TRACK TEAM mst um -Xan qell R haid Fine H 115 lcopold fL01 e Hxltunm Qlll Bu111s Innes IJUlChlI'l William F1shc1 Wilton Wensel Suomi Rm: Heibut H xltman John Dellaquill Donald Aithclmei thule R0if,I1l39I1N Cluk BUIDS lohn Mohn HIIIN Neyenesch I xwience Lax1le1 l'lm1lluu Iamcs Gibbons I ixxience H 11vev Iocll lYNl1S Roheit le1glc1 lxtnneth Shanti Pdmund Solneslw I 1ul Rho xds Rlchud Rho xdes L 11lton XX allacx Iuuffh Ifllll StlIll9N I1g.htc1p Donald Fndv J1111es f 1 1ha111 ROllQlt C1 xy W1lte1 Boiowx lohn O Such Iostph I1pl O Chrstei Piotioxwlxi flffll lwu Y'1te1 Heniltls N11 H9l56l 1' Nluei mnrh Rolmut C 11111 Rich 11d Weiss kenneth X1 ensel To I va ng? Q I I 4'Y:17'0 YRACK' 555723 'SST T A' If is M M4 af' BASEBALL TEAM l i,'sf lfoir: Merrill Shirey, Linwood Bieler. John Babel. William Kerr. Howard lieflell. Ronald Cheney. Bruce Bauer. Joseph Rettew. Sec- mfff Iloifx Mr. Spencer Lessig. ussisfunf vmieli, John Sova. Wil! liam Lllis. NYilson Bedell, Michael 1. u n n, Albert Gnoza. Thomas llhoacles. .lohn Shaner. Mr. Moi'- reli E. Uriilif, euurll. Tvlllvffl lfoirh' lfarl Levengooil, nianager, Carl Sundstrom. Thomas llrauschak. Charles liriestiner, Edward Miller. Brent Wampler. Vharles Vatanzaro. Thomas Uzoroski, James llallman. Ilcnnis Wausnock. manager. e fief a nafiona recon . . . To describe Pottstown High's 1954 baseball team is to describe a team that surpassed every known high school record in the nation's history. Over a period of four years they, along with their three predecessors, were victorious in 48 consecutive games. For their ef- forts, all members of these teams who could possibly make the trip were flown to Cooperstown, New York, where a plaque was dedicated in the Baseball Hall of Fame in honor of the great achievement of these four squads. The 1954 squad, under Coach Grigg and Coach Lessig, played under a tremendous strain in every gameg but the effect didn't tell until West Chester whipped the Tro- jans in a heartbreaking 1-0 game. After that defeat every score was a winning one, and the Ches-Mont cham- pionship was captured once more. hinfisi x s lIii1'oRD l'tb'l l'S'I'I,WN OPPONENTS Il ..... .. Central Bucks H 12 .. .. Bridguport li 5 . , V. est Chester Zi li .. llerwyn 5 S ... .. Phoenixville 2 4 ,.. .. Voatesville l 151 ,, . . llowningtown 4 13 . , . . liowningtown 1 H . . . . . Bridgeport 1 H ... . . West Chester 1 122 ... . . Berwyn H 4 ... .. Ventral Bucks 2 Ps ... . , Coatesville fi 5 . . Phoenixville o Take-oil' time for Cooperstown. The facade of Baselnall's Hall of Fami A permanent inscription of supremacy l 7957 7952 7953 Eiyl fly-sm GOLF TEAM Fust Row Flank BUIHGSS Ieonald IQVID John Mouell Second R014 M1 Wlllldlll H Met abe COGPII Donald Haulv Mlchael Gavm Robelt Dlumhcllel Ioel F1 ne1 Cllllilt Pennxpackex Rlchaxd Smale Davld Qchoenlv l 0Ue Ol' L5tCLl'lC2 Immedlatelw followlng the close of school the T1o1an llnksmen could be seen practlcmg on the falrways of the Brookslde Country Club Then efforts enabled them to complle a record of three VVIHS and two defeats Brlghtest spots 1n the season were the squad s two d8ClSlV8 v1ctor1es over Wllson Hlgh and the conquest of ltS tradltlonal r1xa1 Norrlstown FIVE members from each team would compete ln a typical match The Trojan first flxe were Frank Burgess and Leonard Levln semors Dax 1d Schoenly and Robert At the close of the regular season an lntlamural tournament was held to de tblfnllle the schools ll'ldlVldLldl champlon In the slngle ellmlnatlon toulney Dand Schoenlx was x1cto11ous for the second consecutlxe year He defeated Robert Drum hellen m a thrllllng thlrty SIX hole final QFASOIN s RI- 1 oRD POTTSTOWN OPPONENTS XVIISOH 12V2 Nolllstown 15 112 Bel wvn 12 Berwyn 10 VS llson Iwghty ugh! '.. . U -. 4 . - W . , J . A ' v ' .. A . I ,.. . .' l 1'S .' I' ,. hy . - .' ' . . ' ' cl' ' ' 0 o .V , .L . . K . . . . ,S Y . . U 7. . . , . , Drumheller, juniorsg and Donald Haury, freshman. 3. . x , . . . t . N. . . ' . a ', . . . , , xv v hy 15 ...... ' 0 ...... .' ' - ' 2 , 6 ...... - , 8X 6 ...... 9 ...... . 5 VxRs1TY SEASON s RECORD I X SEASON s RECORD B11dgepo1 t Ph09I1lXNl116 Dow nlngtown N101 1 lstoxxn West Chestel Uppel Mei ION Coatesv1lle Boyeltoxx n B1 1dgQp0l t Phoenixville Downlngtovsn N011l9tOXNIl W est Chester L ppei N191 1on C oatesvllle Boyel town Captalned by Jean Ul11ch the hockey squad compiled a record of two wins five losses and one t1e The team dominated by underclassmen gained much experience and strived to learn new techn1ques Under the mentorship of thelr tvso new coaches IHISS MIHHIG Palnter head coach and and xarlous dodges Earlv in the season they witnessed the all star game played at Cheltenham between hockey players from Iieland and from Philadelphia This proved xerv lntelestlng and enllghtenmg The J V squad was composed mostly of freshmen These JUH101 Trojanettes ended the season wlth a record of two XVIIIS four losses, and two tles lb AAU fo 11.2 . I' zz st Row Pat11c1a INGIHICI Barbaia Good lNancy L01 d Nanette Evans ROSAIIQ Lesslg Peggv Favlngex BGIHICQ XYHIKIIOH: Judlth Hlmes Jean Eclxstiom Loulse Levengood Constance Smith Second Rm: NIIQS BIIHHIQ Palntel couch Phyll1s Wlunyon Iiene Iohagen Cathe11ne Ho11ocks Rebecca Hallman Joan Caleen Pat11c1a Blendllngei Ianet BIQSSICI Hobeita 'lIcMann 'lI1ss Constance Jones assmfunt wud: Thur! R011 Dololes Snvde1 Ba1ba1a Blttlng lanet Levengoocl Baibala H111 XIIHIUIR BdlbOI Patllcla Wentzel Elleen Mclley ll'Ia1y Lu Shoenrxker lNancy Wilson. Eighty-nine I OTTSTOYY X OPPONENTS POTTSTOWN OPPONENTS -' - 6 1 ...,.. -' - -' 0 1 ...... '- ' ' ' 3 1 ...... ' ' 1 A . .' . 3 0 lhiwhh A' . UK , , - 0 1 ...... ' ' . - -' 4 0 ...... ' - . -' ' 1 0 ...,.. I ' - ' 1 0 ...... - Miss Constance Jones, assistant coach, the girls stressed long, hard drives . l l 6 I YARSITY BASKETBALL TEANI Staudmg 'Vieux Lu bhoemilxu m magel Ieggx FIVIDQGI nmnlgel Ixndx Vhxvu Ruth Ann Schdeffel Pubeud food 'Namtte Evans Ixnulzng 'NI1ss Constmce Iones much Bulmu 1 fldlg Rolmeltn Rlckatts Xu mm lxellel ls llllsslflg' from thc plitlllk' ww ea! our A ofa The guls xarsltv basketball team ended the1r season xx 1th m excellent record men and West Pottsgroxe Nllss Constance Jones 8Xp9I'l8I1ClIlg hex first xefu on the Pottstown COdCh1l'1g staff found ltll9C9S9d1N to select 24 glrls fO1 the squad from the 99 who trled out Hard practlce and good sportsmanshlp combmed xuth natuml basketball 1b1l1tx re sultel 111 the team WlHHlI'1g the l.1HOff1C1dl Cnes Mont chflmplonshlp Nlcuu 5. L hlgll fm lilltlllni llltl f0l dnflihll UH'- Nunfy l l 7 l . . lv - .. A . .., 1 Q .,.Y 2 . ,. .. J ,S i ' .' . 2 .Y A., 2 rn A.. . . I z . 2 .2 '.. ' ., .2 '. , .28 '. ' . 'S . , '. . . . A A 0 O ' I v, yn V. I I . I v v. 1 'I l x L t 4 4 n 1 n C , of six wins and two losses. Pre-season scrimmages were played with Upper Perkio- A .Luka sv Ly I . 1 ku Uv 1 1 K1 ' n . LVN4 Y . Sk: atv K - L1 4 is 1 - -A v ' . Y 4 . 1 K1 ks ks ' , 1 M is 4 2 ' ' uv, - f ,ws ', ... 1. K- 2- v- VARSITY Smsrwrs s RECORD J V Smsors s RECORD POTTSTOWN OPPONENTS POTTSTOWN OPPONENTS 60 ...... Upper Merion 39 5121 ...... Upper Merion 8 50 ...... Boyertown 47 2:1 ...... Boyertown 24 239 ...... Bridgeport 31 22 ...... Bridgeport 30 523 ...... Upper Perkiomen 73 ZX ...... Upper Perkiomen 16 65 ...... Coatesville 45 12 ...... Coatesville 18 44 ...... NVest Chester 25 14 ...... West Chester 12 28 29 145 '51 G1 '30 Z9 10 ...... Phoenixville . ...... Phoenixville . . . . 1 . . Downingtown . ' 1 1 . . . . . Downingtown . The captain and only senior member of the squad was Barbara Craig. As high scorer, Virginia Keller broke the previous season record set by Carol Rutter. Virginia tallied a total of 141 points. Tying for second place honors were Roberta Ricketts and Ruth Ann Schaeffer with 100 points each. The girls' junior varsity basketball team ended their season with four wins and four losses Though not as successful as their big sisters the junior iumpeis grin ed much needed experience on the court Miss Minnie Palntel assistant coach was in ch irge of the J V s High scoier was Dolores Yurdock with 47 points and following closely with 45 points was Constance Smith JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TE AM ludith Noble Sandia Bet? Rosalie Lessig Doloies Yurdock Sharon Canning Seuma' lima Dawn Biownback Constance Smith Temple Clitchfield manager Miss Minnie Puntei mach hay Belagh manager Noima Scott Shirley W hitehuist Xmfty unc 1 1 N 1 4 N K6 f',, I 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 , . 1 c - ' 1 D ' . i '1 ' vu 1 ' 1 , 1 ' 1 1 1 , 1 1 , 1 c . . 1 . 1 1 1 . I V- 7 7' . 1 1 1 1 1 1 v 1 1 1 v Y First Run-: Judith Rank. Soanne Crocker, Kay Stopfel, Irene Lohagen, Judith Glenney, L y ' 42 1 . y ' T .' y ' . . -L . . Y , ,Y V 1 .I V - .V M With warm weather came the sound of horsehide against leather. Daily practice had begun for the hard-hitting Trojanettes at the Franklin Field annex. Forty-five girls reported for the first tryouts, twenty-two of them remaining the full season. Besides hard hitting and accurate fielding, base sliding was stressed. More than one fem- inine leg was bruised as a result of arriving at the base on the ground. Under the coaching of Mrs. Margaret Reitnour, the team had a successful season. Co-captains Ann Rutter and Carol Rutter led the torrid ten to a record of four wins and one loss. Looking 'em over. 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