Souderton High School - Unaliyi Yearbook (Souderton, PA)

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arnltg RICHARD S. HEISLER Science ,lovial and always ready with a joke . . . continually experi- menting with such things as fish, mice and insects . . . be- lieves firmly that pu- pils should be seen but not heard, especially in study halls. University of Penn- sylvania, B. S., M. S. JAMES HESLOP Mathematics Returned from' serv- ice this year . . . popu- lar track and football coach . . . converted from an English teach- er to a very successful math teacher. Kutztown S. T. C., B. S. in Ed. HELENA HOULT Commercial Subjects Smile for everyone . . . guards the halls closely . . . ladylike . . . excellent penmlan. Philadelphia Busi- ness Collegeg Temple University, B. S. in Ed. MARTIN HULSIZER Science Surrounded day after day by test tubes, acids, formulas, explo- sions and bewildered seniors performing ex- periments . . .delights in giving tests . . . can find an answer to any p u z z l i n g scientific problem. Muhlenberg College, B. S. ARLENE KLEIST English Smart, young, pretty . . . don't mistake her for a student . . . loves to receive letters from the Army . . . eflicient ALBERTA LONDON Social Studies KATHERINE MARTIN Physical Education Tall and blonde . . . Curly -headed . . . hails from Newfound- good-natured . . . likes land, Pa .... has made competition . . . fine many friends during school spirit . . . en- her two years in Sou- thusiastic . . . very WILLIAM MAZA Shop Hollywood may have its Van Johnson, but S. H. S. has its Maza . . . has a collegiate air about him . . . can sponsor of the School derton. capable coach. be seen training the News Staff- East Stroudsburg S. Temple University, JUHIOI' High basket' Wes: Chester S. T. T. c., B. S. in Ed. B. s. in Phys. Ed. ball team after School- C,, B, S, in Ed, Millersville S. T. C., B. S. in Ed. Eleven n T, ,,., f .N s 'f3'T f' .- - 8 - 11 -A f X QT' C.-T3 .Kp .. I K X t44k'..QI 1 X XX . J . gs I 1 LE' ' 5 .X N' Cf f L ,ff V' 9 f '-Q.. I ' . if . K I fx S I. ,X '..-1 I .

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arultg FRANCES DEAVER LILLIAN DIEHL ELIZABETH M. FISHER MAURICE FOULKE Home Economics Has a friendly dis- position and a con- stant smile upon her face . . . always willing to lend a helping hand to prospective home makers . . . responsible for those delightful odors which fill the north end of the build- ing. Drexel Institute of Technology, B. S. Home Economics Thin and well- groomed . . . insists on quiet study halls . . . very seldom' seen or heard . . . is respon- sible for the appetiz- ing meals we enjoy each day. Temple University, B. S. in Ed. English A favorite of the pupils . . . keeps in touch with the ex-stu- dents . . . makes her classes interesting by telling many anecdotes and experiences . . . capable directress of our plays and inter- ested in all our activi- ties. Susquehanna Univer- sity, A. B., Bucknell University, M. A. Music Returned to S. H. S. after serving three years in U. S. Army . . . very capable con- ductor of assembly . . . puts pep into the Band, Glee Club and Chorus . . . admired and respected by all the students. West Chester S. T. C., B. S. in Ed. CLARENCE T. GAZDICK Art Tall and dark . . . returned to S. H. S. this year after serving with the Navy . . . usually seen in class wearing green smock. Kutztown S. T. C., B. S. in Artg Pennsyl- vania State College, M. Ed. EMMA GAZDICK Social Studies 'iEmmie Lou . . . we're glad she's still with us . . . lots of fun and always ready for a good joke . . . liked by all her pupils. East Stroudsburg S. T. C., B. S. in Phys. Ed. T ELIZABETH GERHART Commercial Cannot be stumped with typing problems . . . does her share of work on our year book. Taylor School, Tem- ple University, B. S. in Ed.g M. Ed. C11 ISAIAH B. HARLEY Social Studies Rapped his classes to attention with his gavel until the 12-A gremlins got hold of it and proved that he could maintain order without it . . . valu- able instructor and a well-liked friend of all the pupils. Goshen College, B. A., B. S. in Ed.

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arultg CHARLES C. MILLER Mathematics Always busy with attendance r e c 0 r d s and movies, but never falls to find time to help m a t h students and Leather Club members. Kutztown, Te mp l e University. ELIZABETH MILLER Languages Deals fairly with all the students . . . is not excelled in patience by any teacher . . . cheerfully gives a lot of her time to Student Council and Senior Assembly . . . her most earnest desire is to visit Paris some day. GLADYS P, NYCE Social Studies A student herself just a few years ago . . . may be seen bat- ting for the girls at baseball practice . . . enjoys playing ping- pong, tennis, and bi- cycle riding. Elizabethtown, A.B. MARY REISLER Commercial Subjects Pleasing personality . . . willing to help others . . . expert at dictation. Bloomsburg S. T. C., B. S. in Ed. University of Penn- sylvania, B. S. in Ed.g M. S. in Ed. L. P. ROSENBERGER DALPHUS H. Sivroor F. CAROL WEINERT English The possessor of 'The Lost Chord . . . speaks softly but needs no big stick as his classes must be quiet in order to hear him . . . wonderful story teller. Elizabethtown Col- lege, A. B., Temple University, M. Ed. Physical Education Coaching three sports during the war kept him on the run . . . has high hopes for next year's basketball team . . . interested in future of younger gen- eration. Temple University, B. S. in Ed. Twelve Librarian We like her friend- ly smile . . . her line work in the library . . . her able assistance in directing the plays. University of Penn- sylvania, B. S. in Ed.g Columbia University, B. S. in Library Sci- enceg Temple Univer- sity, M. Ed.