Souderton High School - Unaliyi Yearbook (Souderton, PA)

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f'CAROL 4'DONNIE 4'JANNlE HIOANIEU .tPAT,, SHIRLEY CAROL L. ALDERFER GENERAL A more quiet soul could never be found. He'll never give up though losing his groundfi Came to us in his sophomore year from Sell-Perk . . . gets along well with others except when arguing . . keen sense of humor. Sell-Perk High School I, II, First Aid Club. DONALD ALDERFER ACADEMIC :Though usually mild, calm. and quiet, He can, with the twins, create quite a riot. Courteous . . . shows little interests in girls . . . quiet . . . once class midget, now grown up . . . pleasing nature . . , plans to attend college. Basketball 3g Baseball Ig 'L'I'he Perfect Idiotvg Key Club Vice President. .IANICE ALDERFER ACADEMIC HThis little miss keeps the blues on the rung Her ambition is unlimited and excelled by nonef, Voted '6Citizen of the Week for her courtesy . . . the ideal girl . . . enjoys art ,... writes and receives many letters . . . faithfully attends Student Concerts at Academy. Student Council 2, 3g Unaliyi Editorg School News 2, 3, Editor 3, 45 nWhen I Was Greenwg The Perfect Idiotwg Chorus 45 Speech Club. JOAN C. ALDERFER COMMERCIAL c'Here is a girl who is as gay as can be, just watch her a while and I'm sure youill agreefi Always lends a sympathetic ear to your troubles . . . loyal Harleysville citizen . . . short in stature . . . likes basketball Q... prospective secretary. Student Council 43 Assistant Basketball Manager 3, Manager 45 HWhen I Was Greenng Melody Club. PATRICIA ALEXANDER GENERAL Reading is KPrzt's' first pastime choice, On current events, her opinion she'll voice. Entered S. H. S. in her junior year . . . well-informed on present day affairs . . . likes horses . . . books are her best friend. Ridley Township I, II, IIIQ Melody Club. SHIRLEY C. ALLEBACH COMMERCIAL Personality plus and a neat dresser too, When youire with Shirley youill never be blue. Banks high in commercial work . . . peppy . . . usually with 4'Certie . . . favorite pastime-knitting and sewing . . . hopes to work for I-Iarleysville Insurance Company. Class Treasurer I, 2, 3, 45 Softball Ig Mimeograph Club. sixteen

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+ + J na Lyn, ncovpovafe Editor-in-Chief ....... .......... ,l anice Alderfer Assistant Editor .....,..... ..... Shirley Hunsicker Literary Editor ..................................,......... Willard Benner Assistant Literary Editor ..............,............. Betty Detweiler Sports Editors ...........,.,.......... Shirley Kile, Robert Ziegler Biographic Editor .................,.......................... Peggy Slotter Assistant Biographic Editors ............ Louise Cassel, Betty Damiani, Anna Mae Derstine, Shirley Derstine, Carlton Force. Paul Gerhart. Photographic Editors ...,.. Harvey Hallman, Herbert Harris Poet ..........,..........,.............................................. Gloria Grasse Typists ........ Arlene Fritz, Marlene Haney, Janet Gehman Business Managers ................ Betty Kratz, Paul Musselman Circulation Mrzzirigers .......... Kenneth Nase, Ralph Moyer HAllis well that ends wellw is the unspoken thought of every member of the Unaliyi staff. We have worked hard to produce a book worthy of taking its place among - yes, even excelling perhaps - the previous twelve Hne editions of the Unatiyi. Much credit goes to our capable, hard-working editor, Janice Alderfer, who by her tireless efforts kept the staff running in a smooth, business-like manner. Words of praise also go to our two faculty advisers, Miss Gerhart and Mr. Manone, who unselfishly gave of their time and knowledge whenever it was needed. Mr. Manone, working fifteen hand in hand with us, helped us both with his advice and popular brand of moral support. Miss Gerhart willingly devoted countless hours of diligent work to the numerous phases of behind- the-scene yearbook production. As you read these pages, now or in the future, we trust you will again capture a breath of the atmosphere and activity 'that surrounded the good old days at Souderton High School. Wheels at Work

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l t l l 1 t l HRAYH 'LJOELH RAYMOND C. BAUER ACADEMIC MA fair haired lad of the senior class, Who shows no ajectiorz, for any lassfl Hails from Telford . . . sense of humor . . . likes to give teachers a hard time . . . enjoys basketball and history . . . anticipates campus life. Printing Club. JOEL B. BENNER GENERAL 'cHe is, to be sure, quite a sleepy guy, And never gets enough of that 'old shut-eye,. Expert in shop Work . . . lessons are his enemies . . . uncanny ability to get into trouble . . . well-dressed . . . hard worker-when in the mood. Baseball lg Handy Club. WILLARD BEN N ER GENERAL g'Should you call for art, Benner is there, Anfl his short stories are beyond compare. A real outdoorsman . . . tall. dark, and handsome . . , draws clever carica- tures . . . enjoys writing short stories . . . quiet and unassuming. Student Council 1, 3, 45 Unaliyig Art Prize 1g Track 3g Airplane Club. MARY JEAN BERGEY GENERAL 'alf for Mary you would look, Youlrl ,rind her with her favorite book? Quiet . . . likes to read . . . always with Lois . . . friendly . . . her one and only-Lester. Baseball 1. 2g Cafeteria 4g Melody Club. DAVID L. BRADY GENERAL 'gLoolf out fellows, heis going to crash, He Carft hold back that speeding Nashf' Licensed projectionist . . . C. C. g'DeMiller'sH assistant . . . more out of classes than in . . . farmer at heart . . . can be seen with Jim. Basketball Announcer 3. 43 Movie Projectionist 2, 3, 43 '4The Perfect Idiot , Audio-Visual Club. RICHARD G. BREISCH GENERAL MA speeding motorcycle is his flelighf, His 'peeling' around is a common sightfl HOZZIEE' Quiet and shy . . . well-liked fellow . . . runs the mile in track . . . always 5:MARYl7 ready to help someone . . . interested in printing. HBRADY7' Track Team 1, 3, 4g First Aid Club. HBREISCH seventeen