Souderton High School - Unaliyi Yearbook (Souderton, PA)

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+ 4. H4 OOL SC UDERTON S0 Joi-IN Urz Baron General A star with the trumpet . . . sharp dresser . . . works in a clothing store after school . . famous for his large collection of records. Band I, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1,3,4g Movie Booth 1, 2, 3, 45 Melody Club. Lois WEIGNER l'L0iSv 1 General Full of fun . . . always on the. go . . . well dressed . . . a joke is her delight . . . seldom seen without Nancy. Hockey 3, Team 4Q Melody Club. ROBERT WENGER Bob General One of those quiet fellows- when he is heard, it's worth- while . . . guard on the foot- ball team . . . an engaging slow grin which broadens into a friendly smile. Basketball IQ Baseball 1, 2, 45 Football 3, Team 45 Varsity Club. ELAINE XVILKINS Wilky Commerria! Always gay and friendly . . . hails from Elroy . . . forever eating ice cream . . . small but mighty. Unaliyig Class Secretary 3, Tattletale g G. W. Competent Typist Award 4g Melody Club, LORRAINE WEIDENMOYER Rainy', Commerrial Tall, slim member of the Telford gang . . . dashing center on the hockey team . . . possesses a fine sense of humor. Hockey 3, Team 4g G. VV. Competent Typist Award 45 Charm Club. BETTY WEITZEL Bets Commerrizzl An able goalie in hockey . . . noted for her black, curly hair . . . usually provides a laugh in bookkeeping class . . . interested in Sell-Perk. Hilltown Ig Hockey 3, Team 44 Charm Club. Ronsnr WHITE W'hiteyl' Genera! Hails from Upper Darby . . . tackle on football squad . . . hot jazz drummer . . . distinguishable laugh . . . drives to school in Ford con- vertible. Upper Darby I, ll, Football Team 3, 4, Basketball Team 3, 44 Varsity Club. Exos YOUNG Ennie General Active in sports . . . plays guard in football and basketball . . . often comes to school on a motor scooter. I Class Vice-President 4, Foot- ball I, Team 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2,.Team 3, 43 Tattletale',g Varsity Club. l

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CATHERINE SHOEMAKER Shorty Commercial Always in on a joke . . . rates high in friends . . pretty, natural curly hair. Hockey 2, 3g G. YV. Com- petent Typist Award 4g Melody Club. P1-iY1.1.1s SLoT'rER '1Phyl Amdemir Energetic cheerleader . . . small but mighty . . . dark hair and brown eyes . . . a true friend . . . shorter half of Bolen-Slotter team. Unaliyig Student Council 43 Cheerleader 3, 4g A Lucky Pennyng Tattletale g Spanish Club. CHARLES J. STAHL Ill Charlie Amdemir A neat dresser . . . hauls the gang around in his jeep . . . hunting enthusiast . . . frequently found writing School News on Friday after- noon. Unaliyig School News 3, .tg Student Council 2, 3, 4g Foot- ball 4g Track 44 Varsity Club. SHIRLEY TREICHLER Bunny Commerrial One of the few artists in our class . . . a smile for everyone .. . small in stature . . . usually found with Elaine. Student Council 34 G. VV. Competent Typist Awards 4: Melody Club. , N 22 3 JUNE SLEMMER Slam General . fioted for her laugh . . . knits het sweaters and socks . . . anaccomplishedaccordion' ist . . . object ofa lot of teas- ing. Knitting Club. l 1 J .-1 , ,. .0 i k Q 1 'I' JOSEPH H. SOUDER Joe Academic ij Good natured . . . hard Y worker . . . enjoys hunting 5 ' ' and fishing . . . native of 46 ' Earlington . . I trigonometry, ' his favorite subject. 'E Football 4g Chess Club. - ' 1:5-35 . 3 rf' LORETTA SWARTLEY Retta Commerrial Dark hair . . . very neat . . . enjoys a good laugh . . . short and cute . . . usually seen with the Telford gang. Tattletale g Melody Club. JOSEPHINE TRUMBORE Phine', General Cute from tip to toe . . . identified by that quaint Trum- bore giggle. . .diligent worker in cafeteria . . . Sun-Lite en- thusiast. Cafeteria waitress 3, 49 Knitting Club. syxzsaatveaz::M..f .if.:,z,t..t,,,t.Vmu. as A , .fag m w . .. ...4.a-,. 'aEa..,.,..-.-..s.a.,.zxE,. ,, , , iw, , l Nfl V I1 IL il-i-li s 8761 , ,yi Gia?

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C. GILBERT' YOUNG K'Gil Afcademif Telford's Veteran newsboy . . . continually playing tricks . . . proud possessor of ama- teur broadcasting license . . . whiz in mathematics. Track 1, 43 Chess Club. ALMA MATER Sons and daughters true and loyal Join our song of cheer, For our dear old High School royal As we gather here, We are Hlled with praises tender And remembrance dear, Ere our voices will defend her, Raised in accents clear. Oh we love our dear old High School And our classmates too, Red and White shall be our emblem Life's dark pathway through. In our hearts are memories woven By the passing year, Friendship ties will neler be broken Formed in S. H. S. VVhen we leave thy well known portals Never to return, We will ne'er forget thy teachings Be we far or near. VVhen life's trials dark assail us Right shall lead us on, By the help of memories And by God alone. PAGE 25 ' NII V I'I IL AI 876 B ...A