Souderton High School - Unaliyi Yearbook (Souderton, PA)

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9 l7ltlLCIfLJCLl8 68861928 E. M. CROUTHAMEL Supervising Principal Class of 1951: You are approaching the time of depart- ure from Souderton High School. Shortly, when referring to us and it, you will speak in the past tense. I wonder how you will remember your school experience in after years. l hope that it will be with pleas- ant recollections of skills and truths learned, friends made, and rewards hon- estly earned. I want to extend to each of you my congratulations and best wishes for the future. Your school, community, and nation need your loyal support as adult citizens. L. P. Rosenberger Greetings, Class of the Mid-Century: You enter a new world in an era of prosperity. Business is booming. The stock market is zooming. ln these days of unprecedented and widespread prosperity there is also growing self indulgence and weakening will power. The Sabbath is desecrated, crime increases, the one arm bandit allures and inveigles and liquor flows freely. lt is time to emphasize the importance of character and clean living. As you leave the halls of Souderton High School determine to make your life suc- cessful. Take time to work, it is the price of success. Thus you will be a credit to your Alma Mater, of Whom we can always proudly say, a graduate of Souderton High School. E. M. Crouthamel BIDS L. P. ROSENBERGER Principal

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V oavcl of fgclucaflon To the Members of the Class of 1951: This is your day. You have a right to feel proud of having finished what you have set out to do and to accept your diplomas with satisfaction. As President of the Board of Education I Want to con- gratulate you and your parents who have made this achievement possible. Wle of the Board believe that you are starting out well equipped with the skills, ideals, and citizen- ship for which there is so definite a need in this restless and confused era. Such preparation is neces- sary and important for progress and happiness, but greater than all will be your attitude of mind and heart toward your work and your associates. The proudest and most rewarding moments that come to us as Board members are those when We hear that Souderton graduates are doing Well the Work or duty that has become their lot, and it is then that We feel repaid for our eilorts in their behalf. We stand ready to encourage your advancement, and we Wish you Godspeed and many happy years ahead. Paul lVl. Hunsiclcer President, Board of Education x s 2 Reading by the clock: Paul M. Hunsicker, president, at twelveg Wlillard S. Detweiler. treasurer, at twog Earl C. Williamson at fourg Jordan B. Allem, secretary, at sixg Sylvester B. Tyson at eiglltg John L. Trappe at ten. eight

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All we are, or hope to be, We owe to our parents and OUR TEACHERS RICHARD ALDERFER English Popular . . . interested in all sports events . . . a speech specialist . . . em- phasizes gestures . . . al- ways displays plenty of spirit and drive. Speech Club: Souderton High School: Grove City: Bluffton College, A.B. PAUL BARN DT Physical Education Well-liked, especially by football squad . . . always willing to relate or hear a good ioke . . . good-Iook- ing . . . good-natured . . . left us to take a position with Uncle Sam's Army. Varsity S Club: Foot- ball Coach: Quakertown High School: East Strouds- burg S. T. C., B.S. CHARLES V. BOLD English and Social Studies Widely traveled . . . very hospitable . . . played Santa Claus well . . 'lead- er of local Boy Scout troop. Indian Echo: Northeast: University of Pennsylvania, B.S. in Ed.: Temple Uni- versity, M. Ed. WILLIAM BOORSE Social Studies Spent only a few months with us before receiving his Navy orders . . . quiet and unassuming . . . short and well-built . . . won the hearts of the students despite his short stay. Stamp Club: Assistant Football Coach: Quaker- town High School: Bluff- ton, A.B. ten HERBERT EISENHART Mathematics Outdoor sports enthusiast . . . proud father of two future basketeers . . . up on the times when it comes to algebra and basketball. Game Club: Basketball Coach: Sell-Perk: Juniata, B.S. in Ed. DORIS FELTY History Pleasing personality . . . helps to keep I06 bright and happy . . . enioys re- lating historical episodes . . . well-liked, Handicraft Club: Lans- dale: Ursinus, A.B. CARMELA E. FINELLI Latin and Spanish Junior Class adviser . . . philosophic . . . excellent taste for clothes . . . con- noisseur of foods . . . ex- pert in Spanish and Latin. Dramatic Club: Bangor: Ursinus, A.B. ELIZABETH M. FISHER English Congenial . . . enioys good music . . . weIl-in- formed on world affairs . . . rates high with G.l.'s, as correspondent . . . spends vacations traveling. Play Directress: Melody Club: Sunbury: Susquehan- na University, A.B.: Buck- nell University, M.A. MAURICE W. FOULKE Music Makes assembly programs lively and spirited . . . sympathetic and under- standing . . . greatly ad- mired by students and faculty . . . capable leader of the band and cheer- leaders. Drum Maiorette and Cheerleaders Clubs: Band: Slatington: West Chester S. T. C., 8.5, in Ed.