Souderton High School - Unaliyi Yearbook (Souderton, PA)

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A f V' gl N S EVELYN R. CLEMENS Commercial Your hero always should be tall, you know. Loved by everyone who knows her . . . always dressed neatly . . . enjoys playing the piano but her main interest lies in Paul . . . a swell gal. Unaliyi S-tali: G l e e Club. Louisa CLEMENS ccweasyso Commercial Smiling a l w a y s with a never fading serenity of counten- ancef, Basketball, baseball, yes, she's good in both, always smiling and full of fun . . . hails from Harleys- ville . . . swell trum- pet player . . . plans to go into Commercial work. Baseball 1, 2, -team 3, 45 Basketball 3, team 4: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 45 A Case of Springtime. MARGARET B. CROUTHAMEL Commercial What sweet delight a quiet life affords. Soft-spoken, shy . . . afraid of being heard . . . very sincere . . . future plans-stenog- rapher. Novelty Club. MARY CROUTHAMEL HAROLD CULTON, JR. E. R. DETWEILER Mel-tv Huey Betty,' Academic Academic Academic Will and intellect are one and the same thingf' With Mert', school work comes first, last, and always . . . first honor student of the class of ,46 . . . ex- cels in all fields! . . . cats are her greatest love . . . likes to draw .. . plans to be a teacher. Love Your Neigh-bor g Unnliyi Staff: P u b l i c School News 2, 3, 4: First Honor Studenvt 1, 2, 3, 4: A-rt Prize 1: Biology Prize 25 Art Club. Better three hours too soon than a mm- ute late. Usually comes to school right on the dot, 8:30-never any sooner . . . Huent reader in French . . . our prize day-dreamer in classes . . . big brother of Boom- Boom . . . hobby is swimming. Stetson Jr. High I: Track 3, 45 Love Your Neighborng A Case of Springtimeng Photography Club. Eighteen Without music life would be a mistake. There's music in the air when Betty's around . . . has a pleasant smile for everyone . . . likes ice skating . . . has a number of piano pu- pils! . . . wants to teach music. Senior Assembly Pian- ist 43 Student Assembly Pianist 45 Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Unaliyi Staff.

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J. WILLIAM BLANK JEAN Bowaas MARTHA Baoosr 4'Knucklehead Academic Marth,, Academic And her sunny Academic I know a trick worth two of that. Can usually be found at the Sweet Shop, or helping friend Carl in an argument wi t h a teacher . . . kept busy managing football aifairs . . . always has his Ford full of kids . . . headed for col- lege. Football 1, Manager 4: Love Your Neighborng Camera Club. locks hang on her temples like a golden fleece? Sidekick of Jean Berthold . . . quiet, likeable . . . main in- terests are centered around HGoldie, her horse . . . investigat- ing a nursing career. Love Your Neighbor prompterq Novelty Club. Wise to resolve and patient to perform? Quiet, ever-patient Martha is one of the Telford gang . . . a wizard on the '6keys . . . has a personality hard to beat . . . where there is Hope, there will Martha be also . . . her excellent portrayal of the snob in '4Love Your Neigh- bor was no indica- tion of her personality . . :plans to take up music. Class Secretary 35 Stu- dent Council 4: Senior Assembly Pianist 4: Love Your Neighborng Unaliyi Staff. MARGARET BUICK HENRY CASSEL EVELYN B. CLEMENS Academic '6Hennie MEVM Patience and gen- General Academic flefless is POWW-H A joke's a serious Gllleffer late than never. Quiet and pleasant . . . came to us in her senior year from Ger- mantown . . . enjoys playing the piano . . . plans to go to Ursinus College . . . mission- ary work is calling her. Germantown I, II, IIIg Novelty Club. thing. The topic of every joke, but he takes it with a grin . . . a good dancer and my, how the girls know itl . . . center on the grid- iron . . . when he's not at home, you'll find him with 4'Dill. Football -1, 3, team 49 Current Events Ciubg A Case of Springtime. Seventeen Slow hut friendly . . . 'LEW' is one of the MSweet Shop Gang . . . ready for fun at any time . . . has an in- terest in the army. Hockey 1, team 35 Camera Club. X, ,O xl ,fb , , i O':,:- NYG X 0' I A

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JOHN DILLINGER VERNON DORN JEAN G. ESHELMAN Dill uDornie', Commercial General General How the wit bright- ffpm. hers a jolly ffgigh towering over ens! How the style re- good fellow. all. fines-W An all around fel- low . . . the very cap- able captain of the football team . . . in- terested in all sports . . . good sense of hu- mor. Football 1, team 3, cap- tain 4: Class President 3, 49 Sergeant-.at-Arms 3: Unaliyi Staff: Current Events Clubg A 'Case of Springtime. What would gym class be without him . . . sometimes called uScratchy or Big Boy . . . usually seen with Randall. Baseball Assistant Man- ager 39 Baseball Manager 4: Current Events Club. Well refilled . . . lots of fun . . . travels with Katharine . . . swell personality . . . puts plenty of effort into cheerleading . . . looking ahead to be- ing a stenographer. Cheerleader 4 3 Novelty Club. DORIS FISHER Fish Academic As merry as the day is long. Fish, our ener- getic majorette dur- ing all her years of high school can usual- ly be found with friend, Patg driving her coupe, or riding one of her horses. Hockey 1, 2, team 3, 49 Basketball tl, 2, 3, team 49 Baseball 1, 2, team 45 Love Your Neighyborng Drum Maj-oret-te 1, 2, 3, 49 GI-ee Club 2, 3, 49 Unaliyi Staff: Magazine Drive Manager for Curtis Company: A Case of Springtime. PAUL FISHER c4FiShy7s Academic A book is a friend that never deceivesf, A lover of books and knowledge . . . Mr. Harley's prize his- tory student . . . con- templates becoming a minister or history teacher . . . hobby is collecting a i r p 1 a n e pictures. 'fLove Your Neighborug Reading Club. Nineteen KENSIL FREDERICK Academic Speech is great, but silence is greaterf' Among the quieter boys of the class . . . could be seen faith- fully walking or pedal- ing fr o m Telford every morning. . . one of our valuable basses in the Glee Club . . . hopeful about college. Cl-ee Club 4. rt,- 04 YO x fb i 'if fl Us I A