Bensalem High School - Owl Yearbook (Bensalem, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1953 volume:

.1 if-:wp-f Q .4 -K ie... K 1 K4 f vs. exvq-MX N FUREWURD 1 Ever since the tlay we first entered high school, we have worked to accomplish many ohjectivcs. Each of us has attempted to realile individual goals to prepare more adequately for a chosen life's work, to make new antl lasting friends, to take an active part in sports and other interesting activities. As ineinhers of the Class of 1953. we have joined forces to insure the success of class activities as well as to work for the best interests of all within our school. Such individual and group efforts have rewarded us with a rich collection of ineinories, some of which our yearbook will help us to treasure through the years. And now, hefore we climax these fleeting years with our coininencemcnt exercises and go our separate ways, we invite you to walk along Mcnvory Lane with us and linger over the glowing high- lights of the past. ii .PS mu--4 1 A .' . 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Sports . . 3:53 HWl CUNTENTS Page Page Page Page Page DEIJICATIUN Durmg the past years our parents have gu1ded us safely and sueeesslully through our tempestuous ch1ldhood 'md adolescence They hue been md tontmue to bt in uni llllllg soure of enhght enment and gmdanee ID the uneertam days of our youth They ham done all thftt 15111 the1r power to help us become and remam phys1eally ht mor 1lly strught 1nd mtntxlly alert To msure thxs they ham satrmted muth And now the1r unt1r1ng dex ot1on and watehfulness IS begmnmg to belr fru1t Now at last, our parents are begmmng to rtlllze thur gml to see us hippy Well1djusted mature young men and women Therefore IH ded1eat1ng our yearbook to our beloved pw rents we Wlbh to repiy in lnfinxtely small part of the tremendous debt we owe them, md to show 1lso the OXL1'WhClIH1Ilg grat1tude we feel toward them who haw done so much for us 3 . vs 'fx X 3 I Q . 5 ' YS xx ' X I x 5 ' ' I -0 1 I K I. L l L s a , 5 . Q3 I x 3 I v3 L , , ' . , , , , ' , ' , yx , 1 1 , L L . , A ' fx - u' I I u 1 ' . . . 3 . C . 5 v ' s xl ' ss w , ' , s L 4 e 1 , L , K 3 s , Y a 0- a .1 3 . .3 C I. s 3 - V f - H L , L , ,5 MR. ROBERT K. SHAFER Superinfendenl CLASS OF 1953 Greetings and congratulations on your achieve' ment of a high school education. This is hut one of the many achievements I hope to be able to conf gratulate you upon. Make every day a commence- ment day, a day of beginning a new enterprise and a day of Hnal achievement in another. Best Wishes and Good Luck. Sincerely, ROBERT K. SHAFER u-q MR. RUSSELL C. STRUBLE Principal ADMINISTRATION TO THE CLASS OF 'i3: All of living is but learning to do better those things that need doing. Disappointment, discourage' ment, even tragedy have elements of learning for us. Learn their lessons and keep on looking forward to each bright new day. Sincerely, R. C. STRUBLE SCHOOL BOARD Firsl Row, lefl lo righl: Mr. Norman C. Gauglerp Mr. Robert P. Van Sant, Presi- dent: Mr. William F, Abel, Secrelary. Second Row: Mr. Harry Wesl, Vice-Presi- denlg Mr. Frank R. Tomlinsong Mr. William Deltmer, Treasurerg Mr. J. Maurice Tom- linson. 5 Miss Eva Allncewlcz Mafhemalrcs Lewis Benzon Musrc Mr James Fischer Admmlsfrahve Assrslanf Mr Francls DeTolIa Science Malhemahcs Business Educahon FACULTY Mrs Mae H Hege Mr Howard Hrlgendorff Englrsh Social Sluclres 45? in fix,-, Mnss Orphla Chelland Mrs Emily Chnslman Brology Lrbrary Hrslory Miss Mabel V Frantz Mr Frank B Hege Commercial Social Sludres Miss Alberta Howell Mrs Eleanor Koble Home Economics Physncal Educahon Heallh no crussMc i wire s . 1, C 5 fr' i M E y 'f 9 V55 5 -' M . . . Mr- . . Q . . Mr John Koleser Mr Ronald Lundes Guidance Physlcal Educahon Health Mlss Mary Anne Mensch Home Economics Mr Holmes McCormick Mr John McMichael Engllsh Malhemahcs Mr John Messmger Dnver Trammg Safety Educahon Mr Arnold Ody Mr Robert Parsons Muss Katherme Penfz Malhemohcs Mechanical r Sqenge Drawing Mnss Loss McCartney Englosh Mlss Stephame Moskaluk Enghsh Msss Annelle Reber Physical Educahon Heollh 'T' Mr Samuel Reese Malhemahcs FACULTY Mr Lesler Sump Geography Hrslory Mr Armando Ricci Commercial Mr John Tafel Social Sludies Mr John F Slaven Mr Robert Slarr Commercial industrial Arls Mr Marlon J Van Horn Social Studies Mrs. Mildred Reif School Nurse .gs My - - ' as 1 QMYX nf Mrs Beverly Whulney English Languages Miss Charmaine Stuber Secretary 'S , m f'-.g f , 11 V 5 fswfa. - ' 'I .swf-1? i .Q Z , Wil V xg, E1 is ii '5- M 'A 1 s I R 7 58 MKS 1 vw-1 !144l!O1!l1lll' fl 5 Ufif? fi .4.5 P 1 ff- ,s :'w im Gxffuiiw n J I X' S .f , nano . .....f. x L MR FRANCIS DeT0llA CLASS ADVISURS As a result of the eombmed efforts of our class '1dv1 ors Mr Francrs DeTolla and Mr Holmes Mc Cormlek the Cllss of 195w was most ably led throufrh the tr11ls md trlbulatrons of the senror year Therr experrence and gurdanee helped to lab l eaeh of our ventures successful Then too b cause of therr 1dv1ee and support We were able to enter several new Helds profitably rneluded among thes was the sale of refreshments at sports events Thrs year as rn the past the semors presented a thoroughly enjoy able play the smooth performance of yxhleh IS credlted to the excellent dlreetron of Mr IvIeCorm1s.k For all the1r work ln our behalf as well as for therr contrlbutxons toward many of our happy mernones the graduatrng class extends a hearty thanks Mr DeToIIa and Mr McCormack make plans for u hve senior cchvlhes program MR HOLMES MQCORMICK CLASS UFFICERS Left lo rrghl Wllllam Padbury Vlce Pres: dent Judith Beldm Secretary Ray Payne Treasurer Russell Struhle Presudenl 2:2 yua- .,,.f--vw' Many of our treasured memor1es wh1ch revolve around class affalrs and act1v1t1es are the d1rect result of our w1se selectxon of class leaders Rus ell Struble our very capable Pres1dent and B111 Padbury our V1ce Presldent vtho succeeded joan Arrow dmd hxghly commendable work m gu1dmg our class through a verltable maae of act1v1t1es judrth B lden Se retary and Ray Payne Treasurer, kept careful and palnstakm records of class meetmgs and busmess transacuons To these outstanomff classmates whose qualmes of leadersh1p sense of respon s1b1l1ty and Ulltlflllg pat1ence were devoted to the best 1nterests of the1r class, we extend our S1l1C61'6 thanks and appreclatlon 1 X - -. : I - - : , 2 1 , - F r - 1 D' ,f N .gpg F n , C . . . I . ' Y 3 3 V Q x . . . . . K 1 . F . . . ' 0 ,- s ' ' 0 1 N' s 1 b . l' -. - ' ' ' , Q 7 7 7 CARL R. ARNOLD Skin General Came from Trevose in 9th grade . . . nice looking . . . lull of fun . . . always smiling . . . good athlete . . . efficient cofcaptain of football . . . usually seen driving the old Chevy. Football 1 2 3 CbfCaptain 4: Baseball 'l 3 4: Gym Exhibition 2 3: Yearbook- Varsity B Club 4: Fire Squad Z 3' Boys Leaders 2 3 '41 Senior Play. JOAN DORIS ARROW .lounie Commercial Sociable girl always ready with a smile wonderful cheerleader favorite expres sion You rat face' oirl 7 H y 3 4 C leadingl 7 3 4 Student Council 7 3 Secretary 4 lass Vice Pre ident 7 B1 kethall 1 3 4 B seball 7 3 4 Senior Pliy B n ilemite 7 3 Secretary 4 aearbook Var ity B Club 4 Senior Trio Re electron of class omcers begins Senior achvmes MILDRED LOIS BARCLAY Mr Commercial Dark hair plus mischiexous freckles friendly to exeryone good sport actixe member of the band and choir faxorite expre sion Oh Gosh' wills her place in the choir to Betty Ann Yeatle nd 1 7 3 4 Sac Club 3 Yearbook Gym Exhibition 1 Christmas Concert 1 2 3 4 Spring Concert 1 JUDITH LEORA BELDIN Judy Academic Very attractixe girl popular with excry one wills her hockey stick to Mr Messinger Ba ketball 1 7 Athletic Committee 7 3 4 Varsity B Class Secretary 7 3 4 Safety Club 1 7 Secretary3 4 Bensalemite 4 Yearbook oirl 7 3 4 Christmas Concertl 7 I Gym Exhibition 1 2 3 Senior Play School P y3 4 Spring Concertl 7 3 4 PEGGY ANN BICKEL eg General Small blonde blue eyed miss enloys dancing ambition to be a hairdresser favorite expression Holy Maekeral' came to Bensalem in her umor year from Dobbins Vocational School wills her blonde hair to Mary Whipple ay Cook Athletic Exhibition 1 Health Representative 1 Bensalem Social Dancing 3 4 Gym Exhi bition 3 Yearbook ALMA BERTHA BLANK Shelly Commercial One of the shortest la sies in the Senior Cla s came to Bensalem in her Junior year from Dobbins Vocational School faxorite expression Aint that the stuff' Shorty wills her shorthand seat to Barbara Sehaul Dobbins Counsellor s Secretary 1 Teacher s Secretary 1 Bensalem Gym Exhibition 3 Social Dane mg3 4 Yearbook ' ROSEMARY BOELL Rosemary General Friendly young miss . . . wellfliked by all . . . enjoys going out with Bill and being Miss Mensch's secretary . . . ambition is to be a hair' dresser . . . wills her honor roll marks to her sister Thelma. Social Dancing 1: Home Economics 2: Sec' rctarial Club 3, 4g Gym Exhibition 1, 2, 3g Yearbook. JOSEPH L. 'CHECCHIA Cheech General Darkfhaired, happy'goflucky lad . . . enjoys playing the guitar and riding horses . . . his ambition is to be a hillfbilly stylist . . . favorite expression is, Howdy! . . . He wills his ability in Social Living Class to Bill Nolan. Gym Exhibition 13 Sports 2, 3, 4. Excitement reigns as Seniors sport new class rings. . . JOSEPH F CHRISTENSEN General Easily identined by his blonde crew cut came to Bensalem from Trevose in the ninth grade ambition is to be a good sports car mechanic likes to play football and baseball part owner of the Chevy Football 2 4 Senior Play 4 Baseball 4 Varsity B Club 4 Sports Club 2 4 06 MARY JANE CLAUS Commercial Hazel eyed dark haired gal sociable always friendly well liked faxorite expression Heck' ambition to be '1 really good secretary enloys dancing 'ind swimming., wills her job as Mr Ricci s setre tary to some lucky junior Bensalemite 4 Yearbook Gym Exhibition Z Refreshment Stand 4 Candy Counter 4 Secretarial Club 3 MABEL MARIE COFFMAN Mabe Commercial Tall brown haired and popular very likable gal always friendly favorite ex pre sion Who said what7 ambition to work for the U S Goxernment in Austria Ba ketballl 2 3 4 Hockey 2 3 4 Choir 7 3 4 Christmas Concert 3 4 Spring Concert 2 3 4 Gvm Exhibitionl 2 3 Senior lay Yearbook Bensalemite 3 4 Benthespians 2 DOROTHY F CROUTHAMEL Dottie Commercial oly well liked and full of fun always ready for a good laugh favorite ex pression Get out of here' ambition to be a good secretary favorite pastime dancing Secretarial Club 1 Gym Exhibition 7 3 Yearbook Bensalemite 4 Refreshment Stand 4 HJ H ' , - i 2 , , - ' , ' . . . . , . .. .. - . . . . . . . . . e . . . . 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' ,. . ..,1. 1 . c : . . . : MM. 1 ... . f 4 - ,, , - RITA STEPHANIA DAY R693 Commercial Dark haired well liked always ready with a smile favorite expression Alrighty amhit on get the most out of life and make the best of it plans to attend Shippensburj., State Teachers College Basketball 7 Senior Cla s Play 4 School Play3 Benthespiansl 7 3 4 Yearbook Gym Exhibition l 7 Band 7 ALBERT A DOMlNlANl Dome General Three little words sum up Dome good looking friendly athletic popular with everyone actixe in all sports good sport at all times always ready to hear a joke foo bill co captain otballl 7 3 4 Ba i 7 4 Bas l 7 3 4 Boys Leade 4 Fire Suuad Varsity B Vice President 4 Yearbook 4 Social whirl opens with dance F ofball Jamboree X.,-f HELEN TERESA DONATI ue Commercial Friendly easy going gal studious 1lvvays up on the latest new enjoys driving her 'il Mertury likes hot rods faxorite expr sion Christopher Columbu ' faxor ite pastime playing the accordion and piano ambition to get a good paying job Bensalernite 3 4 Yearbook 4 Gym Exhi hition 1 7 Spring Concert 3 Home Economics Club ROSE MARIE DONEKER Rosie Academic Tall brownfeyed girl . . , active . . . out' standing in sports , . . wonderful Student Council President . . . favorite expre.sion: 'Heavensl' Student Counc'l 2 3 President 4: Hockey Z Cap n . 4:Ba:k t alll 2.3 4: Sot 2 3 43 Bensalemite 4: Benthes 'ans , President ,Q Yearbook: Varsity B: Senior Play' Gym Exhibition 1 2 3' Athletic Committee .Q 4 Chairman 3. ' H. JAMES DU DEVOIRE Slim General Popular and likable fellow . . . owner of a good sense of humor . . . enjoys being a band member . . . plays a hot' saxophone . . . seen :ipping around in hi: 49 Ford . . . wills hi- band po,ition to Pete Laros. Band 3, 4: Social Dancing 43 Handicraft 3: Games Club 1, Z: Spring Concert 3, 4. MARGARET E. DURR Peggy Commercial Tall, slim, brovvnfhaired miss . . . friendly . . . jolly . . . brimming over with vitality . . . wonderful personality . . . wellfliked . . . enjoys being Mrs. Hege's secretary , . . likes driving sharp cars . . . ambition: to be a good stenographer. Gym Exhibition 2: Basketball 3: Yearbookg Safety Squad 1, 23 Refreshment Stand: Art Club 3. RONALD ELLIOTT Ronnie General Easy gfo1n,q popular full or wrt noted for hls abllxty to sleep anywhere excellent ba ltetball player w1l s hx abxllty to sleep mn Mr He es room to anyone who wants lt cthllll 7 3 4 B1 7 3 4 Sot11lDant11gl 7 3 4 F1reSqu.1 SARA ANN ELLIS Sally Commercial Pretty dlrlc hilred Llfl lively very populu dresses hxrply rites tops wlth exeryone wxlls her pl lee IH tholr to Patty C,-llll mr 1 yl E Yearbook Soclll Dinelnp., 1 7 Seeretary 3 4 Safety Club 3 Sprmg Coneert 7 3 4 Chrlstmas Coneert 7 3 4 Fxre Squad 3 Owls defeat Bristol for second consecuhve year JOHN FARRIS .lack General A lad wrth a pleasmg personalxty talka txve chap llkes frred chlcken wlth all the outhern trlmmmgs enjoys gym classes bu lrkes study class more than anythxng else can be found wxth joe Chrrstensen and loc Fox faxorxte expressxon Hey Farmer' Sports Club 2 3 4 Baseball 1 JEANNE A FIELDS General Pleasant frlendly combmes wxtty pcr onalrty wlth pleasmg smrle kegn sense of humor leanne came to Bensalem 1n her -lumor year from Wllson lr Hlgh manages to get out of tnght scrapes favorxte expres slon Llke fun' llkes Home Economlcs class best m school Socral Dancmg 3 Seeretarxal 4 DOROTHY MARY FOX Dome Commerual Ambmous mlss wlth a pleasmg personahty frlcndly and jolly enjoys steak wlth peppers and onlons seen wxth Charlotte and Mlldred favorxte expressxon E Gads' ambrtron to become a good secretary or tcather Cym Exhlbltmon 1 Bensalemlte Club 4 Usher Squad 3 Home Eeonomles Club 2 Art Club 3 Yearbook JOSEPH W FOX Fl-'NWS General Frrendly personality fine sense l humor alway wmlllng to lend a helpmg hand a lrttle bashful xuth glflS ll es bananas and apples usually een mth any one cn the footbwll team Sports Club 3 4 Baseball l 4 Football 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Varsxty B Club 4 Gym Ex hxbxtlon 1 ss.. O! JULIA T. GABRIELE JUNE Commercial Ravenfhaired young miss . . . pleasing' per' sonality . . . lively sense of humor . . . enjoys Mr RICCI s class usually m conference wrth Bert and Dotry dotes on spaghettl and boagles arent they fattenxnff' m Exhxbltlon 1 7 Z Flre Squad Soc1alDancmg, l 7 3 4 Yearbook BARBARA JEAN GRAZIOSA Bobs Commemul Voted Mot Humorous ln Senior Class xery well llked gets along well wrth excryone faxorxte expression We re gomg, to mlss you pet peeve bossy people So tball W 1 4 Hockey 3 4 Chrlstmas Concert 4 Sprmg Concert 4 Varslty B Club 4 Gym Exhlbltlon 1 7 3 Yearbook Bensalemrte 4Ch Owlelles narrowly mrss hockey championship JUNE THERESA GUERRA Junre Comrnerual Very pretty well lrked gxrl noted for her pretty eyes gets along wlth exeryone faxorlte expressron How about that? pet peeve people who are snooty 0 thmk they are better than anyone else Frankford Hrgh Student Representatne 1 Student Council '7 Secretarral Club 1 Bensalem Hrgh Yearbook Socral Danclng, DOROTHY F HARPER Dolhe General A tall blonde harred mms can be found walkrng the halls wxth Nancy faxorlte ex presslon Holy Crow' wllls her abrlnty to get along wlth Mr VanHorn to Peggy Potts Pen Pal Club 1 Tenms Club ' Social Dancmg, 'G 4 Chrlstmas Concert 1 Gym Exlu brtxonl W 3 Yearbook JV Basketball KAYE HEMINGS Casey Commercial A tall quret well lrked glrl usually seen wxth Helen Mldge and Anna ardent johnny Ray and Phrllres fan ambltlon be a Hrst rate secretary fgood luck et peexe gossxps bobby drawmg Yearbook Secretarlal Club President 4 Gym EXhlbltlOH 3 MARY JANE HERRITT Mary Jane General A small qulet gxrl the only one rn our class lucky enough to be engaged vnlls her abllrty to cook rn Home Ee class to Rose D1 Stelano ambltxon to be a good xwxfe to Erme Gym Exhibition W 3 SOLldl Danclng, I Table Tenms 1 2 Arts and CCYZIIIIICS 3 Secre tarlal Club Secretary 4 ,nw 7-r SUSANN MARIE I-IOPELY Susie Academic Dark, curly hair . . . cute smile . . . terrific hockey player . . . plans to teach . . . favorite expression: My good gravy Choir 1. 2, 3, 4: Hockey 1, Z, 3, 4: Cheer- leading 1, 2, 3, 4: Bensalemite 4: Gym Exhibition 1, 2, 33 All School Play 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Playg Senior Trio, Varsity B: BuxfMont Forum 3, 4: Safety Club 2, 3, Yearbook. SHIRLEY HUGHES Shirl General Friendly and goodfnatured miss . , . always smiling . . . lively sense of humor . . . seen mostly with Betty and Mickey . . . favorite cx- pression: Oh, for goodness sake! Choir 13 Gym Exhibition 1, 21 Basketball 2: Benthespians 3: Social Dancing 4, Cheerleaders 2, Safety Squad Z5 Pep Club 2. Christmas Concert better than ever. . . . . . DANIEL E JACKSON Stone Wall General Tall quiet fellow came to Bensalem in his Senior year pleasing personality enjoys eating Swiss steaks spends his spare time hshing and boating attended Erasmus High School in his Junior year Photography 2 Social 2 Sports 2 Erasmus High Wrestling 3 ROTC Club 3 Gym Ex hxbition 3 ASTRID CHRISTINE JOHNSEN Atchre Academic Short and cute very popular pretty blonde hair plans to go to college known for her pep oirl 2 3 4 Hockeyl 2 3 4 C leading 1 2 3 4 Varsity B Bensalemite 3 4 Basketball 2 3 Gym Exhibition 1 2 3 Senior Play All School Play 3 Safety Club 2 3 Christ mas Concert 1 2 3 4 Spring Concert 1 2 3 4 Yearbook GORDON PAUL KAISER Gord Academic Owner of a wonderful bass voice quiet likable fellow leaves his ability to throw cross body blocks to Dick Scott Football3 4 Cho1r2 3 4 Student Council 1 Bensalemxte 4 Yearbook Senior Play All School Play 3 Spring Concert 2 3 4 Christmas Concert 2 3 4 Bux Mont Forum3 4 Sports Clu 2 3 MIRIAM ANN KAMINSKI Mickey General Medium sized package of fun well liked a ready smile inclined to be a little on the mischievous side wills her ability to get along with Mr Ody to Murph Nolan Choir 1 Photography 1 Social Dancing 4 Home Economics 3 Gym Exhibition 1 2 3 Christmas Concert 1 4 MlLDRED JEAN KINSLEY Millie Commercial One of thc quieter gals of our class as nrown hair and brown eyes seen with Dot favorite expression Heaven s sakes' enjoys horseback riding and good steak dinners ambition to become a good stenographer Bensalemite 4 Yearbook Gym Exhibition 1 Usher Squad Home Economics Club 7 Social Dancing 1 Art Club 3 HELENE ERNA KNOR Ernie Commercial One of the busiest gals in our class ncat personality pretty brown hair 1 e pickles favorite expression You can be replaced Hockey '7 3 Basketball I 7 3 Sc obl Payl 7 3 Senior Play Choir 3 3 4 Ba d Be s mite 3 Asst Editor Asst Editor Yearbook Christmas Concert and Spring Concert 2 3 4 ii. 'Op-. Semor Play, What a Life, leaves them laughing Q-4' STELLA JEAN KOLAKOWSKI Slella Commercial Noted for her quietness in class usually seen with une favorite pastime is eating a chicken dinner rates high with her can be found in Mayfair anytime has very pretty blue eves ambition to be a hairdresser or join the Waves Safety 2 3 4 Yearbook Secretary Club3 Social Dancing 4 CHESTER WALTER KOWALSKI Ches General A niceflooking fellow with a ready smile for everyone . . . pals around with jack .loc and Tony . . . rather on the quiet side . . . can be found riding around in his 38 Chevy, stop' ping at Guerra's . . . ambition: to be a profesf sional hum. Sports 1: Hunting and Fishing 2' Table Tennis 3g Social Dancing 4. CHARLOTTE ROSE KUPPER Char Commercial A cute lass with a nice personality . . . well-known for her pretty blonde hair . enjoys dancing . . . spends most of her time at Guerra's . . . loves hoagies and spaghetti . . . ambition: to get married some day. Art Club 1: Home Economics 2: Yearbook: Usher Squadg Guidance 3: Social Dancing 4. LINDA STEPHANIE LAPPAN Lyn Commercial Pleasing personality . . . rates Mr. Parsons tops . , . arden Johnnie Ray fan . . . usually seen at the York Shop . . . hobby: sports . . . ambition: to marry a singer. Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4: Softball l, 2. 3, 41 School Play 2: Senior Play: Gym Exhibition: Safety Club 4: Yearbook: Bensalemite 3, 4: Athletic Committee 3, 4: Varsity B Club: Candy Counter: Photography Club 2. .gi ae f, ww Basketball leam concludes successful season JOSEPH PATRICK McGlNNlS oe General uite popular with the girls came here in his senior year from North Catholic can be seen cruising around in hi father s 51 Chevy station wagon hobby bowling favorite foods pizza pie steak pet peeve girls that smoke favorite expression Got a cigarette? ambition to be a m lkman Social Dancing 4 JAMES A MCGREGOR Mac General Shy sort of a chap a light brown air hobby fixing motorbikes favorite food hoagies pet peeve having no lunch period Mac joined us at Bensalem in his lunior year ambition to have a career in tht U S Navy Table Tennis 3 Social Dancing 4 ROBERT A McllHENNY MCC General A short fellow who takes an interest in photography favorite food Cheesburger seen with Ken and jimmy thinks Ben salem should haxe more school sp1r1t Safety Club 3 Co Captain 4 Games Club 1 Photography 1 Bensalemite 3 4 Yearbook Fire Squad 3 LOVELL MARIE Mcll.WAlN Fudge Commercial uiet miss with a friendly smile for all pretty hair noted for big blue eves likes dancing enjoys being Mr Landes sec retary favorite food spaghetti e peeve teachers pet Social Dancingl Bensalemite 7 3 4 Year book Gym Exhibition 1 3 Basketb 11 1 Sewing Club 1 Teachers Secretary 4 EUGENE D. MATTHEW Gene General Quiet fellow . . . likes model trains, sea foods, and working in the shop . . . seen with Pat . . . has a high regard for Bensalem hut not the parking lot . . . favorite expression: 'fl like it because I like it. Fire Squad 2, 3, 41 Handicraft 3: Aviation I: Birds and Forestry 23 Sports Secretary 4: Yearbook. JOHN HAROLD MAWBY, JR. General One of the taller hoys . . . enjoys singing in the choir and model railrouding as a hohhy lowes southern fried chicken wants to he 1 dury farmer OIY7 3 4 indl 7 Treasurer 3 esident 4 Safety Club 1 ptain 3 Bisketball Manager 3 4 Projection Club 3 President 3 4 Senior Play 'x 1 1' . Ch ' .., ., :Ba , -Q ,, Vice' Pr 3 r , 2, Ca Q ., 4: 1. ' . f .. 1 ' ' -, ' ., gr ' . IIJ YY I : 4 ', . . , : ' r i . , .. . .. . . . 6 ' ' .. .. ...rll . .. ' i. U I . A 53333, ... 1 r ... el 3 3 V e .. -- tt - -. . J r V N .. , , ' ' 5 A 3 Q a S 'Q ff ll ll I Q A , .I U: , My , I ' - I: , 2, 3 a g . 9 - - M.. CHESTER MIKOS Chef General Tall and blonde . . . one of the quiet fellows of our class . . . enjoys eating Deviled Clams can often be heard saying Holy Cow likes to spend all hrs time dreaming about a Ford hopes to own one someday Sports Club 2 3 Table Tennis 4 ELIZABETH MUSGREAVE Betty General Lucky owner of red naturally eurly hair always talking full of vitality came from Trevose rn 9th grade works rn the Acme Market rn Pendel pet peeve people that show off ambition to get mar rred and raise a family Cym Exhrbrtron 2 r Dramatres l Typing, Club ' Home Ee Club 3 Social Club 4 Student Council presents The Brshop s Mantle, another dramatic success WILLIAM ROBERT PADBURY Plld General e nr del 1 howwy oy ro L WI football orcboo to rt Douglrtrty orr l T I 4 lqootbrll 4 Br ke '7 1 Cynr Exhrbrtu rrrstnras Concert l 7 1 4 Spring Comer l 5 7: 4 Student Council Trea urer 4 ass Vree President 4 Senior Play Yearbook Fire Squad 3 4 RAYMOND JAMES PAYNE Moose Academic Poprrlrr good lookin yyrtty per son rlrty plus krd enjoys rnpr rg, rud basket 1 Bin 1 'V Vree President 1 President 4 Choir l 'T Z President 4 Chrrstrnrs and Spring Treasurer 'V 3 4 Senior Play Yearbook Ben mite I 7 '4 4 Sen uartet Track 1 4 Student Forum 3 4 Baseball 4 KENNETH G PIETRAK Petey General urte a likeable fellow always enjoys a good Joke yery talkatrxe tan be seen driving around rn his father s ear espeerally likes to roller s ate fayorrte expression Holy cow' Senior Plry Ben rlurrrte 4 Xtubook Safe lub l t lirr S rr 4 Huntr rn l'r lung, 1 Typing 7 Trble Tennis 1 NANCY ANN POULETTE Nan Academic Tull quiet and friendly naturally curly red hair blue eyes rlvy rv has a helping, nand rr uallv seen vyrth Betsy arnbrtron t nrrrry 1 rich rn n fryorrte expres ron lt Crneer peathy' pet peexe stuck up people rarbook S nrcr l e r it 1 Dranrrtrts Club l Srlety Club 7 Gym Exxrbr tion 1 7 U her Squad 4 ,.f W' E I. 4 . . . 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JOHN A PRICE -laik General Always clowning around pretty blue eyes known for his jitterbugging, we liked by everyone cant seem to st1y out of trouble pet peeve getting traffic tickets while driving his father s car Social Dancing 1 7 3 President 4 Senior Play Usher Squad 1 Axiation Club 1 JUNE RHODES Chic Commercial Slim d1rk h1ired mi hae 1 pleamnt smile for exeryone one ol our more quiet students p ins to triul iftei Ll ldll'lUOIl spends her SPITC time woikim in S' 1nd lll and roller skating, fnorite expression Oh boy' Ben 'llClT1lLC 3 4 S1fety Club 3 3 4 Yen book Sociil Dincing, 1 7 Gym Exhibition .1 Secretary 4 3 Remember the Washington trip? Three memory packed days -all' A LEONARD P RIDGE Reds Academic uiet l1d with a crop of curly red hair quite a trombone player enjoys telling corny iokes pals with Gordon and Ray likes ill sports pl1ns to attend college Yearbook Senior Play Football 2 3 B1seb1ll 4 Sports Clubl 2 3 4 Spring Con c 3 4 Band 4 ANNE ROESCHEN Roach Commercial Cute dnk hured gil well liked nexer without 1 joke seen driving her lvlodel A Ford 1 color gllllll in the school b1nd enjoys ill school 1ctiw1tiec Yearbook Safety Club 4 Band 3 4 Gym Ex ibition l 7 3 Athletic Committee 3 4 Refre hment Stand 4 Photogriphy Club 3 c11l Dancing 3 4 Senior Pl1y ERMA H. RUPP rm Commercial Perfect student . . . always ready to lend a helping hand . . . wellfliked . . . a friendly and jolly miss . . . xoted ' Most likely to succeed' . . . an excellent soprano. Choir 1 2 3 Secretary 4: Student Councfl 2 3 Vice'President 43 Hockey 1 2: Safety Club 1. 2, 3, 4: Bensalemite 41 Yearbook: Gym Exf hibition l, 3g Refreshment Stand 4:'Basketball . SHIRLEY CLAIRE SCHAUL Shirl Commercial Short and cute'. . . brownflmired miss . . . well'liked . . . friendly disposition . . . enjoys working in Mr. Kolesefs ofhce , , . always ready to help . . . a real pal , . . favorite expression: Oh, my gosh. Bensalemite 4: Yearbook 3 Sanitation Suuad l: Refreshment Stand 43 Guidance Club 33 Pho' tography Club Z: Social Dancing 1. HELEN K SCHLUPP Helen Commercral Tr nrcc comhrnatron of brown harr 'md hroxxrr eyei a jolly mrss cnjoyQ dorng clerrcal xxork harlc from Trexocc wlwayc laughrnq ut Qomeone 'I Jokes plcawng drspmrtron urn: her mrny frrend Yearbook Staff Gym Exhrhrtron 7 3 Socrrl Dancrng, 7 4 ELIZABETH A SCULL BeHy Commercrul Slrm dark harred mm enroy the QL rool Annee joke xxclllrked full of pen frrendly to exery one arrrhrtron top notch we- P houievufe Gym Exhrhrtron 7 Xeirhook Berrtlrcqorrrrc 7 Arte Club T Secrctrrrrl Cluh -I Who can ever forget the Junror Senror Prom ELIZABETH FLORENCE SEIP Belsy Acodemrc Pemonalrty pluQ lote of un 1 grrl you cant help lrkrng c n he -aeen it rll Qchool actrxrtree plrns to hecome 1 rrurQe C orr 7 71 4 Band 7 1 4 Benmlernrtc 'I Edrto 4 Bux Mcrnt Forum 3 Secretary 4 Ben thmpranc 7 Safety Cluh 7 7: School Play 71 Scnror Play Socril Dincrng 1 Ycirhook Edrtor NANCY ELIZABETH SIMON Nanc Commercrul Lrxely attractrxe blonde popular wrth excryone neat drewer Qpends spare trme horQeback rrdrng dancrng and talkrne noted for wearrng her father Q Qhrrt faxorrte food frred chrcken amhrtron to rorn the Wawce Chrretmae Concert 7 7- 4 Sprrng Conccr 4 CI 1 7 3 4 Gym Exhr 1 Yearbook ELLA MAE SMITH Murph General Lrxely grrl came from Trevoee rn 9th grade popular can be found workrng rn her father's luncheonette favorrte pastrme rs dancrng errroyw rrdrng rn Brll's new car moQtly :een wrth Mary Jane Gym Exhrbrtron 7, 3 Socral Dancrng 1, 7 Table Tenure 1, 2 Arts and Ceranucs 3, Trcal urer of Secretarral Club 4 JOHN SMITH SmrHy General A ready Qmrle for everyone personalrtv plus haeketball rate: tops wrlls hrs Qlecprng posrtron rn Mr Heges claw to a lazy junror arnhrtron to jorn the Navy or take oxcr hrs father s huernefs favorrte expresfron Take a Qnooze Backetball 1, 4 Socral Dancrng 1, 7, 1, 4 1' rr .. . in . 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' I 2, 3. 1 noir , .., , g - htion 1, 7.3 gl Q rr I, ANTHONY NICKOLAS STALLONE Tony General T1ll d1rk and handiome spells Tony 1lvv1yQ wrllrng to lend a helpmv hand favor 1te food p1ghett1 favorite paetxme taklng Sally for a rlde IH hrs Jalopy faworlte ex prewon You Got It amb1t1on to own hrs own buemeee Soclal danclng 7 77 4 Gym Exh1b1t1or1 1 AVIJIIOH 3 Frre Squad 71 4 RUSSELL C STRUBLE Duke Academuc 'Xetne m Qports 1nd all Qchool 1ct1v1t1ee clpable Clxes Premdent plans on college 'lftlel gr1du1t1on ootb1ll l b ll ebxll l 7 4 C1 l 7 '4 Vue Presld 4 Cl we Preerdent 7 71 4 VWYHYV B Preirdent 4 Ye1rbook Semor Pl1v School Pl1y '4 4 Sprmg, ncert l 2 71 4 Ch stmxs Concert 1 7 3 uartet 4 Band and Choir combme for top notch Sprmg Concert CECILIA ANN THOMPSON A111119 Commercxal An energctle glrl mclmed to be 1 llttle on the mlwhevxoui irde excellent wmg for the hockey team uurte t1lk1t1xe ful of e f1xor1te expree lon Oh' Be1n Soup Hmckey l 7 71 4 Gvm Exhrhltxon 1 2 'B Softball 7 71 4 B1Qketb1ll 1 V1rQ1tv B 4 Ye1r book Fxre Squad 7 Arte 1nd Ceramxw 'G LOUISE CATHERINE TINSMAN l-OUISG Commerclul Brown h11red green eyed mm wxth lxvely dmposrtxon uQu1lly seen vxrth MTTIL or Dot l7lN0!'lfC CYPFCSSIUII Gully' mx Louxse wxlli her pl1ee 1n horthxnd clxis to som: lucky lunlor Snfety Cluhl 7 '4 Twrrlerl 7 Ymrhook Secretarnl Club 7: 4 Hoekey 7 7: Gym Exhxbr n 1 GLORIA LOLA TOMUNSON 0 Academvc Cute gal one of the beet dreeeed grrl ID the cla pl1ns trrp to Portugll 1fter graduation faxorxte expresslon Know what I mean7 nealemxte '4 4 Chorrl 7 'E 4 B1n 7 'K 4 Gvm Exhlbltlon 'R Hockey 'S 4 School Playl 7 3 4 Senior Plav Yearbook But lvlon Forum '4 4 Varsxty B 4 Baeeball Manager 1 Basketball 1 VIDA E VINSON General Ta 1nd Qlnn lote of un 1 1 wonderful eme of humor loxee teak Qmothered wlth omoni favorite CXPFCQQIOI For Peres Q1 e V1 would llke to be 1 telephone operator after graduatxon Softball 1 4 Gym Exhrbntlon 3 B1 keth1ll 4 Seeretarnl Club 4 Home Etonomxcs Club 3 Social Dancmg 7 .. 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I 1. .. . 1 . 1 .S .' 1 1 ' 1 g ' ' 2 9 ' Final exams for the last time-Ah ' ' JAMES BANKS WELSH Jimmie Academic A xery high tenor became 1 Senior before he learned he could sinf, usually dunes his Henry to school actne in ith ctits likes woodworking as 1 hobby ambition ether college or Air Force pilo Gym Exhibition 7 3 Football 4 Baseball 3 4 Senior Play Handicraft Club 7 3 Vaisiy B Club 4 Choir 4 The E quires ROBERTA A WETZEL Berl Commercial Always actixe usually busy earning, Varsity letters favorite expression You don t say' mostly seen with ulie Hockey I 7 3 Co Captain 4 Ba ketball -. . 1 . .. 3 4: Girls Leade . 2: Yearbook: Christmas Concert 1 2: Choir l 2: Bensalemite 2 3 41 Gym Exhibition 1 2 3: Cheerleader 2 3 4' Varsity B 4' Spring Concert GEORGE WALKER G00'9e General Fine bass member of Naxal Reserve seems Quiet but oh brother owns a dilapidated Ford admires Mr Benzon oir l 7 3 4 Stude C cil 1 nd 1 tball l B 4 Ba ketball 1 7 Fire Suuad 7 Captain 3 Sr cial Dancing 1 3 4 Sports 7 Gym Exhibition 1 The Esquires 4 CATHERINE J WATTS Cass General Very friendly came to Bensalem in the 10th grade favorite exnre sion Oh No' ambition to be an eilicient secretary enjoys drixing leeps in her spare time would like to hue Mary Whipple to share her love for Mr Ricci Refreshment Stand Typing 7 Bensalemitr' 4 Yeaarbook Gym Exhibition 2 3 Art and Ceramics 3 EDITHMAE WILLARD Midge Commercial Lives on farm . . . came from Trevose in 9th grade . . . lively personality . . . likes bus No. 9 . . . favorite expression: Listen, juniorll' , . . ambition: to own a ranch in Colorado . . . pet peeve: students who don't come to school games. Yearbook: Gym Exhibition 2, 3: Social Dancing 2, 3, 4g Candy Counter. ANNA EVA WINTER Anna Commercnal Short quret but frrendly has blue eyes and llght brown harr spends her free eve nmgs danclng always dreammg of a blue md cream colored Pontrac pet peeve people that 'rrgue imbltron to be 1 oldrer Q wllc mn u u xlly be hewrd saymg Holy Cow' Yearbook Soeral Dancmg 1 2 3 4 PATRICIA ANN ZEBROWSKI Ze Commercial Plei mg per onrlrty luke hockey noted for her ahrllt tm mrke kxcls lxu h peeve moody people hope to become il dree de rgner oe cy 71 Ben srlemrte W Busvne s Miniger 4 Yearbook Bu mess lvlmxger Gyn Exhrhrtlon 7 'G Usher Squid '4 4 Benthesplans 2 Scwmg Club 1 Band 4 Teuhers Secretary aff' Alma Mater Szngmg to th e dear Bensalem Our hearts we lzft rn thy prazse We ll bear thy standards all through our days Th blue and the gray wtll go onward Untrl the encl So we ll worlq and strwe to ma e Bensalem thrwe The school we love Wor mg for thee clear Bensalem Labor becomes a dehght We ll wln thy battles rn every fight The blue and the gray wrll go onward Untrl the goal So always wctorrous, God wlll make thee Glonous, Bensalem HAROLD FITCH .. H , . , . . . . . . . f ' . .. : .. . , . . . . . . . : 1 s . . .. ., ... . s Q . . , . X 1 ' r r 1 - ll H bu - A .sl r S 1 ' . . . ' S . . . v w 2' . . g . . . - smart dresser . . . hrst-rate seamstress , . . pet : . . . s .S 5 , H 'k 2, ., 41 S. ' ., Q S' 1 . : S' 2 1 1 1 ' N ... eq . . r ., 1 . ' 4 : g 1 . ' 3, 4. . . 7 A L P , I J . , C . , . . , li , ' 7 J 1 1 J Y . . for SENIUR PERSUNALITIES fl i, 7 Fr 1' -F Ltd MOST ATHLETIC Russell Sfruble-Rose Doneker O 1 w 'N x it ,XX 5 x , A x my BEST DRESSED . Anthony Stallone-Rita Day MOST HUMOROUS Barbara Graziosa-Jack Price MOST VERSATILE James Welsh-Joan Arrow MOST DRAMATIC Y-'7 ling ,, A :ft Raymond Payne-Lola Tomlinson 8 wr -N. O ..,- I I ,J ' MOST SCHOLASTIC Gordon Kaiser-Mary Jane Claus BEST LOOKING June Guerra-Raymond Payne TYPICAL STUDENT James Welsh-Astrid Johnsen BEST PERSONALITY Joan Arrow-Albert Dominiani MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Erma Rupp-Russell Struble MR HOLMES McCORMlCK Director WHAT A LIFE This comedy, presented by the Senior Class, treats the universal problem of adjustment in the lives of normal boys and girls. Henry, the principal character, who can't seem to absorb the required amount of book learning, becomes involved in a series of amuzing as well as serious scrapes. He is even accused of having stolen several band instruments until a highly distracted music teacher, with the help of an amusing detective, discovers that the instruments have actually been pavuned by Bigelow, another student. Henry's major problems are eventually solved with the help of the understanding assistant prin' cipa First Row: S. Hopely, R. Struble, L. Tomlinson, J. Welsh, R. Day, G. Kaiser, Mr. H. McCormick, Director. Second Row: A. Blank, A. Johnsen, J. Christiensen, M. Coffman, J. Arrow, A. Roesehen. Third Row R. Doneker, M. Barclay, J. DuDeVoire, J. Mawby, R. Payne, A. Dominani, C. Amold. Fourth Row L. Lappan, H. Knor, L. Ridge, B. Seip, J. Beldin. pea ng WHAT A LIFE Direcled by Holmes F. McCormick llila Day ...... Gordon Kaiser Leonard Ridge Belsy Seip ...... Joe Christenson Judy Beldin .. Mabel Coiman Ray Payne . . . Jim Welsh ..... Lola Tomlinson Archie Johnson Russell Struble . Susie Hopely . Carl Arnold .. Helen Knor .. John Mawby . . . Rose Doneker . Linda loppan Joan Arrow Erma Rupp Jim DuDeVoire Jack Price AI Dominiani CASY .... Miss Shea . , . Mr. Nelson . . . Mr. Pallerson Miss Pike Bill . . . . Miss Eggleslon . , . Miss Johnson . . . Mr. Vecchiilo . . . . Henry Aldrich Barbara Pearson Gerlie . . . Mr. Bradley . Miss Wheeler George Bigelow .. Mrs. Aldrich . . Mr. Ferguson . . . . . . Mary . . .Sludenls Mr. McCormick leaches a lesson in make-up. v- S The Iasl minule rush before curtain lime. 111 Henry, put tha! inkwell down. It's Mr. Nelson's.' l was walking lhrough the wild, wel, woods I was walking . . . Q1 Y -Y -it 7, 'I-'E..1'7 ae f '- eil-if I all? RAYMOND JAMES PAYNE GLORIA LOLA TOMLINSON if 'G-P HELEN TERESA DONATI GORDON PAUL KAISER HONOR STUDENTS A vw 1u11tL1' doxxn ML11111r3 L111L ht 1 piuw to p1y tmbutk to 51x of our dawmaus who slums. 111 scholutlg 1b111t5 They IIIVC m1111t11111,d tho. hnghwt Lhol1st1L Qt111d111v 111 thur dns 1hro11Q11o11t thu. tpnth md ckm11tl1 gruks 1 wdl is thg first four mf1rk1111f pgmodb of rhh txulftn Grady Miy' suuus Lontmum. to rpward them Lffortb RUSSELL C STRUBLE ERMA H RUP? ,,.f ' 6 , X -551 .g rl ii 'Q K, 1 1. 'Z 2 X g, Lf .ff rm A 1- ' l . , ' ,, We X AJVL E,g,. I A 'I W L.. g ,f , 'saw is!! 3, -.V 4 ki .X , 5, Ljfgizyg I W' fa i . L91 I g,-wer A , R ..l 'Y l v 4 X55 wr: AQ? 1 5' W , . .Q A 1 s as ...l as E 3 CLA 0F 54 46 0 First Row Mr Hege Advlsor R Escher R Engle R Perry N lomus M Weeks E Ruleckl P Potts Mr Fischer Advnsor Second Row C Robinson B Graham B Wlnch J Mcllhenny J Moore M Solus P Rutter B Petltt G llgnore E Seabndge Tlurd Row L Herrltt H Atkinson G Reynolds D Piston J Russell C Stewart M Whlpple B Duxmskl Fourth Row F Harper H Westerman H Kersey First Row Mass Chelland Advusor E Luz R Mllner N Hodgson H Perugmr A Glthens M Hoff Haenle C Stlegelman E McCIlmc E Hlbbs Third Row W Ream T Vlckers J Bates A Parker Rossbauer F Davls R Dougherty D Barnhurst Fourth Row J Land B Gaugler C Jenson Oostyk J Diehl T Schemeld A Russell H Easerman G Shetzllne Flfth Row W Nolan J McGann Bristow N Berger, H Crowthers C Schueller J Munch l' ' l J . 1 S r 9 D' . . . ,l . uf' , N -ul , fl ' ' . A . Z, ' . 1 . 5 - 1 A F - 1 - r - 1 - r ' 1 - If - 1 . ' , ' . : . ' , . , . ' , . , . , . ' , - ' I - l 1 - ' 1 - ' - ' : . ' , . ' , . , . ' , . , . , . ' , . ' '. : . , . , . . R. Di5tefano, S. Weikel. Second Row: P. Thither, B. Shaul, C. Scheigh, E. Rath, C. Osterman, S. Gossett, J. , . ' , . ' ' , . ' . ' : . , . ' , . , . B. , . ' , . , . . : . ' , . , . , F. , . ' , . , . , . ' , . ' . ' : . , . J. ' , . . , . , . ' . ,Vi , f W x . ' A I .- . . . 1 L . W -1 5. ,A . 6 l-I C .- H . J . A ' N r . X . V I T . ' all First Row: Miss Moskaluk, Advisor, D. Faxoli, B. Roeger, K. Collier, H. Tomlinson, H. Thomas, C. Jones, S. Smyth, D. Atkinson. Second Row: B. Ferguson, M. Weber, R. Riley, H. Conboy, E. Ferguson, A. Phy, E. White, M. Sticker, J. Fields, S. Stearn. Third Row: J. Waters, R. Elliott, W. Gillette, F. Mitchell, L. Randall, C. Tom- linson, A. Filer. Fourth Row: R. Richardson, J. Hart, L. Waters, S. Arrow, S. Day, H. Rever, T. Laskowski, P. Keller, G. Krouse, L. Hillegas. Fitth Row: P. Fritz, B. Copestakes, R. Woodring, E. Kuhns, H. Tier- young, J. Chimilewski, C. Scioli, E. Eckle. First Row: J. Maclntyre, M. Pastor, E. Nuskey, E. Mandrell, R. Kersey, C. Zandeback, F. Buhner, J. Zebrowski, Mr. Ricri, Advisor. Second Row: 5. Curry, J. Geiges, E. Ream, M. Gorton, J. Potts, B. Hogarth, B. Hoffman, J. Tono, B. McCatTerty, S. Meisner. Third Row: R. Bar- nette, W. Dettmer, P. Lappan, A. White, B. Henshaw, J. Weaver, J. Bell, C. Dotter, G. Aikens, L. Neseit, W. McClos- key. Fourth Row: F. Lamberson, E. Stelmaski, D. DuDeVoire, R. Anderson, E. Flaherty, W. Daly, W. Osdyke. R CLASS 0F '55 First Row: Mr. Ody, Advisor, J. Pas- tor, R. Frantz, G. Meredith, R. Erkert, P. Laskowski, T. Pinto, Mr. Van Horn, Advisor. Second Row: R. Ervin, B. Yeagle, D. Plunkett, L. Hoff, M. Brenner, J. Gloyd, N. Dowling, 5. Roeger, P. Glose, C. Hottman. Third Row: J. Ziegler, R. Longstreet, J. Watts, J. Brighter, H. Loessy,'F. Lesher, J. Piston, E. Garwood, P. Gillis, Y. Vinson. Fourth Row: J. Waters, J. Youngken, R. Lake, C. Hurack, E. Hinde, J. Lawless, J. Borrell. E KF' I 5 lm- .lg S f '4'ff?:,a4 H ' fr -JV V ' 1' ' 'xl-4-b +I ggyf .f- ', ei' X Q k ,? g T15 Wx fx Y X J, E 5 ,fp 9 'Una' ' 1 f Nx- 44 K ,T ff - 1 N R ? ' is MM xii xl f . ns . E I in Ji- ' I GENERAL TYPING Mr. Fisher helps to improve the typing technique ol a few students. INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr. Starr gives the Senior fellows a few pointers in the Industrial Arts Course. GENERAL COURSE SOCIAL LIVING Seniors discuss the different aspects of Social Living. 'ies CONSUMERS PHYSICS LL! Richard Dougherty explains the effect of heat on metals in 45:4 . il-4-4' Consumers Physscs Class, v I ADVANCED MATH Income Tax Forms are the topic of discussion in Mr. Ody'5 Advanced Math Class. it 'Q ACTIVITIE Betsy Senp Ednor Pa! Zebrowskn Business Manager THE UWL STAFF For many years, the Owl has contributed much to the enjoyment of school life. The staff, which consists of seniors, is guided hy the Editor, Assistant Editor, Business Ivlanager, Circulation Manager, plus two advisors, Miss Mos- kaluk and Mr. Slaven. Mr. Fischer was an advisor forthe first half of the year until Mr. Slaven's return from active duty in the army. Without the constant help and interest of our advisors, the publication would he impossible. Although a great amount of work is involved in yearhook production, johs arc sufficiently varied and interesting to make this a very vvorthfwhile project. It is our sincere wish that everyone will enjoy the Owl as much as we have enjoyed preparing it for you. Lola Tomlinson Circulalion Manager fx 's.. . 535,35- YQ: -r. ,yan- mai' all Firsl Row liealedl: R. Mcllhenny, l. Ridge, J. Rhodes, J. Chrislensen, C. Arnold. Second Row: P. Blckel, A. Thompson, L. Tomlinson, H. Knor, B. Seip, P. Zebrowski, J. Arrow, E. Rupp, N. Simon. Third Row: Miss S. Moskaluk, Advisory R. Boell, D. Croufhamel, S. Schaul, S. Hopely, R. Wetzel, A. Johnsen, B. Graziosa, A. Blank, Mr. Slaven, Advisor. Fourlh Row: J. Mawby, R. Payne, E. Matthew, B. Padbury, A. Dominiani, R. Siruble, G. Kaiser. Fihh Row: l. Tinsman, S. Kolakowski, L. lappan, A. Roeschen, M. Kinsley, B. Scull, M. Mclllwain, J. Gabriele, S. Ellis, D. Fox. Sixfh Row: C. Kupper, M. J. Claus, J. Beldin, M. Coffman, M. Barclay, P. Durr, R. Day, K. Hemmings, R. Doneker, H. Donafi, H. Schlupp. S ,E . N wt L-, ki '::,4-5..,,g-i '11-If 4 Business Stat? The Business Stat? regulates the circulation and tinuncial matters of the yearbook. Literary Staff literary copy is examined by the literary staff prior to the printing of The Owl. Art 8 Photography Stat? The art and photography staff supply all publicity for patron and subscription drives. Typing Staff Edited and rewritten copy is sent to the typists to be typed before it is mailed to the publisher. T '46 an LITERARY STAFF ART AND PHCTOGRAPHY All Wfi'if'9f Pf00f eCd5'19f and PUSVPUP work is The pidures and posiers are provided by the Ari done by the Liierary SNR. BENSALEMITE and Photography Staffs. Each year, our school magazine has been the result of the comhined efforts of the finest journalists, artists. photographers, business managers, and typists in our school. Since the Bemalcniitc keeps us informed about our many school activities, it provides school news, feature and literary articles. personalities, humor, and sports writefups. The IT1C11ll'CI'S of the Class .uf 1973 who have heen on the staff are proud to have had an opportunity to ewntrihutc their efforts to this publication, and wish to pay trihute to the untiring efforts of our capahle leaders-Betsy Seip, Editor, and Helen Knor, Assistant Editor. TYPING STAFF This busy slai types all write-ups before they are sen! lo the publisher. BUSINESS STAFF Ads and subscriptions are taken care of by the Business Staff. fl .431 Frrsl Row M Mcllwaun E Rupp L Tom Imson, Cnrculahon Manager, H Knor Assuslanl Edulor I Sup, Ednor P Ze browskl Business Manager .l Arrow Secretary R Doneker I Grauosa Second Row Mr J Slaven Advllsor, M Kunsley, J Zebrowslu J Rhodes D Crouthamel, S Schaul 5 Hopell R Welzel A John sen Mass S Moskaluk Advisor Third Row Mr J Fuscher Advusor H Donah J leldun, M J Claus D Fox G Aukens, G Barclay L Lappan P Glllls Fourth Row I Gaugler M Coffman I Schaul, Betsy Selp Edrlor Helene Knor Asslslunl Edllor C PP R Dougherty Kaiser R Payne D DuDeVolre, R Mcllhenny A Russell R Perry Pal Zebrowskl lahon Manager Business Manager and l.ola Tomlinson Clrcu In its six years of service to the school and the community, the Choir has had many interesting outside engagements. It has presented programs in other schools and various organizationsg it has sung in local churchesg and it has participated in a eon- test. During the Easter season, the choir sang at VVanamakcr's - a thrill indeed. First Row: B. Gauglery H. Knorg L. Tomlinsong S. Hopelyp B. Graziosag A. Johnsenp S. Ellisy N. Simong E. Mandrellp S. Steam: L. Hotfp M. Gorton: M. Barclay. Serond Row: B. Seipg M. Cotimanp H, Atkinsong J. Arrowp P. Gillisg B. Yeagleg E. Morrisy P. Gillis: R. Ervinp A. Russellg B. Schaulg J. Beldin. Third Row: P. Tithersy R. Wurstg C. Tomlinsony J. Welshg W. Giletteg R. Seated: Mr. L. Benzon, Director. Standing: R. Payne, President R. Struble, Vice-Presidenty E. Rupp, Secretaryp B. Padbury Treasurer. As for the annual Christmas and Spring Con certs, the thorough enjoyment of capacity audiences speaks most eloquently in their behalf. Only under the eapahle direction of Mr. Benzon could the choir have presented such excellent prof grams and provided so much pleasure to many people. Struble, Vice-President: C. Schuellerg H. Mawbyg P. Ritterp E. Rupp, Secretaryp B. Winch. Fourth Row: J. Watersg R. Scott: E. Hindey D. DuDeVoirep B. Padbury, Treasurerp R. Payne, Presidentg H. Crowthersg N. Bergen J. Mawbyg G. Kaisery G Walker. fn? Pfef-5 of? f . , r N4 1, I MR. LEWI5 BENZQN The soloists lor the Christmas Concert were Erma Rupp, who sang O Holy Night, and George Walker, who sang Birthday of the King. Dlrerlor fs The girls' trio-S. Hopely, J. Arrow, and A. John- sen-wng Hwmler wonderland very ewemvelyl The Esquires-R. Payne, J. Welsh, ll. Struble, and G. Walker-gave an excellent rendition of When the Crimson Sun Has Set. The school zhoir and the adult chorus ioined forces to provide memorable music. BAND Left to Right: Mr. L. Benzon, Directorp R. Payne, President, J. Mawby, Vice-Presidenlp M. Barclay, Treasurerp L. Tom- linson, Secretary. Everyone is aware of the important place our school hand holds among our many school activities. No football game, for example, would ever he com' plete without the stirring music or the colorful and spirited formations provided hy the hand. Thoughts of our annual Spring Concerts always revive happy memories of satisfying combinations of vocal as well as band music. First Row: L. Schaumberg, R. Perry, M. Barclay, Treasurer, R. Payne, President, L. Tomlinson, Secretaryp J. Mawby, Vice- Presidentp C. Tomlinson. Second Row: D. Woodman, L. Beebe, P. Laras, M. Martin, F. Martin, L. Culp. Third Row: F. Tither, This year the hand gave us an added treat on Thanksgiving Day by marching with the Neshaminy High School Band. Thanks to the excellent direction of Mr. Lewis Benlon, as well as to the capahle leadership of its ofliccrs, our hand is an organization of which we are justihahly proud. B. Gaugler, D. Shermer, G. Shaw, P. Gillis, H. Rever, J. Mcllhenny. Fourth Row: B. Elliott, A. Muller, W. Rossbauer, R. Elliott, L. Ridge, D. Smith. Filth Row: Mr. L. Benzon Director, J. DuDeVoire, F. Oostdyk, L. Thomas, R. Frantz. I 1 f' A.,s.1 . First low: K. Robinsonp B. Pettitp 4 S. Arrow, Head Muioreiieg J. Hari, E. Ream. Second Row W. Peiiifp F. Benderp E. Cob leighg M. Warden. '- f' Y -1. -.5 'f 'f' H ,n ,vi ROSE DONEKER President Student Council Officers Lelt to Right: Rose Doneker, President: Bill Padbury, Treasurer, Joan Arrow, Secretary, Erma Rupp, Vice-President. STUDENT CUUNCIL The Student Council of Bensalem Township High School, which acts as the representative gov' ernment of the student body, not only establishes and maintains good school citizenship among the students, but also develops an appreciation for the democratic way of life. It consists of fourteen Senior High School members, each of whom is elected by the various classes. The Council, capably advised by Miss Orphia Clielland, and led by its President, Rose Doneker, has proved to be a very efficient and democratic governing body. First Row, lett to right: A. Russell, B. Padbury, Treasurer: J. Arrow, Secretary, R. Doneker, Presidentg E. Rupp, Vice- President, R. Jenkens, Miss Chelland, Advisor. Second Row: J. Waters, J. Tono, B. Schaul, C. 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'..l A A -. 9 .v'f S' of 0 sf M ,i . Q. gn! 4 '0 at 'Cf sf' 1-sd FUUTBALL Although the 19D Bensalem football team dlsplayed sp1r1t and deter m1n1t1on lt drd not fare so well as the teams of recent years In complllng a 4 7 record our tum reah ed the full effect of lack of experlence The next football ea on however w1ll prov1de another testmg ground SIDCE a major1ty cf the team xull return to the qr1d1ron w1th necessary and lnvaluable experlence Ccaches Van Horn and Landes cxpett Bensalem to be a declded threat 1n the Loxxer Bucks League 1n 7 The season wx is hlghlrghted hy Bcnsalems second strught v1ctory over Bn tol 6 to O 1 most sausfactory dCld1I1OIl to our fund of memorxcs The coaches dared ihe defense 1 , 5 . 1 4 , , ' ' , V Z X ' ' . in Q r w ' ' c c , , . , Y, 3 . . . , I . , 5 5 , - , C - - , vx - 1 ' 3-5 J. . . , Q v. .Q ll T 5. v K .R f I . I I .. . A : , -4 e - l Bensalem Bensalem :iBensalem Bensalem Bensalem Bensalem Bensalem Bensalem i:Bensalem Bensalem 'kBensalem 7 'kkepresen s eague games. FOOTBALL SCHEDULE -1952 . . . . . Sell Perk . Central Bucks 19 . . Council Rock P.S.D. . . Morrisville ... . Pennsbury 'I9 . , .... Southampton Lower Moreland Bristol . . , . Delhaas ... Neshaminy Mr. M. J. VanHorn, Coach: Carl Arnold and Albert Dominiani, Co-Captains: Mr. R. Landes, Coach. First Row: G. Walker: J. Christensen: G. Kaiser: A. Dominiani, Co-Captain: C. Arnold, Co-Captain: J. Fox: R. Struble: J. Welsh: R. Frantz. Second Row: W. Padbury, Manager: T. Hara: K. Collier: R. Jenkins: J. Brighter: J. Waters: W. Gillette: P. Lappan: A. White: R. Dougherty, Manager. Third Row: Mr. R Landes, Assistant Coach: A. Parker: R. Scott: D Heaney: W. Daley: T. Vickers: J. Tithers: D. Fanioli Mr. M. Van Horn, Coach. Fourth Row: H. Crowthers C. Smith: R. Lake: F. Harper: R. Van Sant: N. Berger J. Bristow: H. Kersey, Manager. 1 Vi, HOCKEY Roberta Wetzel Rose Doneker Ann Thompson Lola Tomlinson Aft r ths. 199 Ho kg Nu on Lndul the Ovtltttts hid 1 remrd of fiw wms Amd om dell it for tux lL xque po1ntQ ill of vxh1 h resulted 111 1 tm lor Co Ch impum hlp vnth Bflqtlil Althouvh they wire ddtited hy Brxetol with 1 more of thru to two the L mms of W 111 trusurmv thur Lollectxou of 1'DLIHOI'1r.a of the hmlwy NK 15011 the out tmdmv LO3Cl11IlfV of M1 Anmttg Rlhu the able uptunehip of Robe Doncker 'md B-.rt Wet al tht mmy Lxinmpltb of firm Qp0rtQm111sh1p fm '13 I 'NH md tnmpliy the hrmth Illillllf Lxutlnunt of keen Lompt IIUOII wth othtr who ul ttarne md the lflnlylllt' k11oxxlLdm, thlt thgy mdulged to bttome Co Champs Pat Zebrowski Susann Hopely Astrid Johnsen Our faithful little Mascot Mike Whitney Barbara Graziosa Catherine Schleigh Joan Arrow .,,.,-af '77 if Linda Luppan Mabel Coffman HOCKEY SCHEDULE Bensalem 7.. ...Delhaas...... 2 . . . . . Southampton . . 1.. ..Bristol 2 . . . . . Pennsbury . . 2 .. .. . Neshaminy . . . 2 .. . .. Council Rock .. 2.. ...NewHope... 2.. ...Bristol left to right: Roberta Wetzel, Co-Captain Miss Annette Reber Coach, Rose Doneker, Co-Captain. First Row: P. Zebrowski, J. Arrow, R. Wetzel, Co-Captain, Miss A. Reber, Coach, R. Doneker, Co-Cap- tain, M. Coffman, L. Lappan. Second Row: C. Schleigh, B. Grnziosa, S. Hopely, L. Tomlinson, A. Thompson, A. Johnsen, L. Holt. Third Row: S. Stern, N. Reed, R. Ervin, D. Plunkett, H. Tomlinson, M. Gorton. Fourth Row: B. Gaugler, Manager, P. Tither, J. Poulette, H. Rever, J. Beldin, Assistant Manager. Left to Right: R. Struble, Co-Captain: Mr. Marlon Van Horn, Coachf R. Elliott, Co-Captain. BASKETBALL This ycar's varsity had a highly successful season. Carc- fully and thoughtfully coached by Mr. Marlon J. Van Horn, thc tcam's spirit was ncvcr dimmcd. The tcam showcd light and a will to win, hut always displaycd the utmost in courtesy and sportsmanship, both on and off thc court. Lcd by our highfscoring cofcaptain, Ron Elliott, Mr. Van Horn fashioncd a highfscoring quintct, averaging bcttcr than fifty points per game. The six scniors on thc squad wantcd to do a good job and did. Our hats are off to them as well as to the rest of thc squad. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Varsity Opponents 44 . . . . . Souderton ........ .. . 61 63 ... . . Lower Moreland ... .. 52 62 .. . . . Hatfield .,... . .. 46 66 . . . . . 'kMorrisville . . , 55 34 . . . . . . :71Pennsbury . . . 59 48... ...'l'Bristol..... ..52 55 ... .. 'Neshaminy ... .. 32 50 . . . . . . 'kSouthampton . . . . 51 52 .. . .. Faculty ..... . . . 53 43... P.5.D.... ..54 59 . .. ... 'Neshaminy . .. . . 54 52 . .. . . zklristol . . . . . . . 72 42 ... .. l:Pennsbury . .. .. 45 71 ... .. 7kSouthampton ... .. 40 63 . .. . . 34Morrisvllle . . . . . 55 59... Alumni.... ..5l 72 ... ...,. Delhaas ......... .. 54 'Denotes League Games l First Row: J. Smith, A. Dominiani, R Elliott, R. Struble, R. Frantz. Second Row Mr. M. J. Van Horn, Coach: R. Lake, R Payne, F. Harper, H. Crowthers, J. Fox by, F. Buhner, W. Gillette, N. Lornis, J 3 . Pewgini, N. Berger. Fourth Row: J Mawby, Manager, C. Smith, A. Parker 5-up., -Q-if Manager, B. Ream, Manager. Mr. A. Ody, Coach. Third Row: H. Maw- First Row, left to right: M. Coffman, R. Doneker, J. Arrow. Second Row: A. Thompson, Manager, B. Graziosa, B. Wetzel, L. Loppan, Miss Reber, Couch. Third Row: L. Neseit, C. Schleigh, P. Tither, D. Plunkett, J. Tono, E. Garwood. Fourth Row: E. Ferguson, L. Hott, P. Las- kowski, T. Laskowski, R. Ervin, B. Fer- guson, N. Reid. Lett to right: Miss Annette H. Reber and Mr. Ronald R. Landes. First Row, left to right: C. Arnold, A. Dominiani, R. Struble, R. Payne, Elliot. Second Row: A. Parker, L. Ben- cardino, H. Crowthers, J. Welsh, Mr. Landes, Coach. BASEBALL The 1952 baseball season proved to be very sueeessful for both the girls' and the boys' teams, which closed the season with the championship in their hands. The girls, coached by Miss Annette Reber. ended the season in a tie for first plaeeg but they soon displayed their superior playing ability in the playfoif game, whieh brought us the title. The boys, trained by Mr, Marlon Van Horn, took the trophy the faster ways-by winning 11 games and losing only three. We sincerely hope that our hardfwon trophies will ref main in our trophy ease as eonstant reminders of the won- derful spirit and work of our baseball teams. 8 t f-'E Left fo Right: R. Ervin, L. Hoff, S. Hopely, A. Johnsen, R. Weizel, J. Arrow, C. Schleigh, H Atkinson. Cenler: Mrs. E. Koble, Advisor. CHEERLEADERS 'LF1'gl1t, team, fight! Those are the spirited, ringing words that our eight cheerleaders use while cheering Bensalem teams on to victory with old, familiar cheers as well as a lively assortment of new ones. Our pcppy lassies have also displayed inventiveness and originality in their uniforms, alternating skirts and sweaters with their new white corduroy jumpers. Two new cheerleaders have been added to the group this year, and four more will be added next year to continue the important work of leading the cheering spectators at our games. A Friend Ad and Bux Alnce and Jack Malcolm Allen Alma and Tommy Anne and Lyn Ann and Phyl Wlllnam Adams Samuel Alkens Joseph Armstrong Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Ethel Arnold Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs W Arnold A Arrow Joan Harper Atchle and Joe Atchle and Susie Audrey and Marsha Babs and Cass Pete Gloyd and Dallas Bader Babe and Rol Betsy Rhodes and Janet Bakeoven Barbara and Don Barbara and Cathy Barbara and Tuna and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs a and Jack and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Harry Bell Vernon L Barley and Son R P Barclay Sr Elmer Barth le Bausch Harry Bausch Albert Beagle Beck Howard W Beldrn G Bell Louise and Cathy Bellavlta Mr and Mrs I. H Benxon Pvt George Berryman Bert and Charlle Mr and Mrs Charles Bethke Betty and Danny Betty and Reds Bobby and Carol Mr and Mrs Joseph Bonsall Mr and Mrs W Brckel Bull and Murph Bully and Marne u and Mrllre and Mrs E Brtto and Mrs Frank Blank and Mrs G Blank Anne M Blell Bob and Hungry Bob and Ozzie Mr and Mrs Damel Brown Mrs Brown Mr and Mrs Thomas Carroll The Albert Carp s Mrs Mary Carter Cass and Carl Charles and Bob Char and Polly Mass Chelland Emrly Chrrstman Mr and Mrs Harry Claus Mr and Mrs Harry Claus Jr Mr and Mrs Glen Coblergh PATRUNS Mr and Mrs 0 H Coffman R L Coleman The Conklrn s Mr and Mrs Anthony Cordusco Mr and Mrs Crouthamel Kathryn Curtis Mr and Mrs Mrchael Dauerback Mrs James P Daugherty Dave Krsh Davrd and Douglas Shirley De Baeck Mr and Mrs John De Bruyn Loretta Dellkat Mr Wlllram Albert Dettmer Jr Mr and Mrs Frank DeToIIa Irene and MaryJane John and Betty Diamond Harlon Draczynska Duck and Delores Sara and Make Dretch Isabelle McCoy Doehne Dolores and Dorls Dome and Joe Don and Sue A Frlend Mr and Mrs Anthony T Donati Frances Dlllon and Sue Donatr Mr and Mrs James Doneker Dottre and Lourse Dotty and Tommy Mr and Mrs H J DuDeVolre Slum Jrm DuDeVoire Evelyn Dudley and Mrs Herbert Dunkerley and Mrs Mlchael Ebner Jr and Bernre Raymond L Ellrs Mathias Elsesser Erght Ball and Mouse Erma and Bull Erme and Mary Jane Evelyn and Frank Mr Robert Foster Tom Rrp Fareno Mr and Mrs John Fehrle Dr Edward F Flood Mr and Mrs James G Fnscher Vernon Follm and June Rhodes Dr James J Fox Mr and Mrs J E Fox Jr Mr and Mrs Walter Fox Julle Gabriele Mrs S Gabnele Mr and Mrs Robert Gallagher The Gates Mr and Mrs Norman Gaugler Gene and Pat Sue and Freddre Getz Joe and Gnnger Fred Grahl Mr and Mrs Grazlosa Richard and Mrldred Grolf Mr and Mrs Fortunato Guerra Ralph Guerra Loss Gurlford Mr and Mrs Frank Hege Kaye Hemmgs Charles Hummel Holrday House Mr and Mrs W Hopely Audrey R Holdsworth Hodgson Famrly H E Hulgendortf oe Hmes and Mrs Walbur Herwrg and Mrs Roscoe Herrrtt and Mrs Gerald Henwood Helene and Joe Duck Henshaw Mr and Mrs Wrllram Heck Harry and Edrth Bob Heaney Jean Heaney The George Heaney s Mr and Mrs John Harvey Florence Harrison Mrs James Hamrlton Jacklyn and Donna Dr and Mrs B S Jacobson Janet and Judy Frances Jarvrs Stonewall Jackson Jean and Jack Jrm and Barbara Joan and Bull John and Pat Mr and Mrs C B Johnson Paul Jones Russ and Jean Jones Mrs Fred Julrlt June and Franny Pvt Raymond D Keller Mr and Mrs Fred Keller Kelly and Bob The Kemps Ken Mr and Mrs Ted Kerber Mrldred Jane Krnsley Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Karl Klerman Mr and Mrs Mrs Kobel Ralph Krnsley Thomas Klauder A B Knor Helen Kolakowskl Stella Kolakowskl Mr and Mrs Felrx Kolakowskl Mr and Mrs John Koleser Edward E Kudgrs Compliments and Mrs Alfred S and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs of a Frrend Earl F Kuhns Keephort Adam Kupper Charles F Kupper Barton D LaBar Mrss Eduth Lake Mr and Mrs V P lappan Mrs John E Lance i I . 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' Mr. . . . . , Sr. ' ' ' ' Mr and Mrs Harold W Laros Maryanne and Larry Austen O Larsen Jr Francus Leonard Mrs Walter Luvungston Mrs Marlon Lockard Mr John C Logue Sr Lorraune and Leo Gary C Lotes Joan and Joe Lot: Louue and Dutch The Ludys Lynn and Jull Rev and Mrs Donald E May Mr and Mrs Wulluam May Mr and Mrs H F McCormuck McGahan Famuly Mr and Mrs Ben McGunnus Frank McGunms lmulda McGunnus Mr and Mrs J W McGunnus Mr and Mrs Wulluam Mclntyre Mr and Mrs Otus Mcllwaun Helen Meade June Meulu Anne Mensch Merk and Charlue Mr and Mrs Robert A Mcllhenny Muss Betty Muller Laura Munch Mussy and Judy Mr and Mrs James Mutchell Mrs Ruth Moock Mr and Mrs Wulluam E Moore Sam and Ann Mudue Mr and Mrs Harry Munch Mr and Mrs T Mudle Sam Mudue Vuola Mae Mortumer Class of 31 Compluments of John Mortimer Sr Mr and Mrs James E Mortumer Stephanue Moskaluk J Pat and larb Pat and Glenna Mrs Florence Payne Mr Raymond W Payne Ray Payne Peggy and Jerry Miss Jean Pemberton Mr and Mrs Wulluam Perry Mr and Mrs Earnest Peters Mr and Mrs James Petitt Joseph E Peters Jr Juanita Petutt Mr and Mrs John Puetrak Polly and Pat Mrs Jos H Poynor Sr Mrs Raymond Poynor Pressell Famuly Mr and Mrs A J Pruce Pudge and Ronnue Mr and Mrs Joseph Puetrak and Daughter Mr and Mrs Reardon Annetta Reber Sam Reese Ted Reedman Mr and Mrs Gale Reud Clarance Reynolds Robert Stuegelman Cammill A Stroh Mr and Mrs Russell C Struble A Fruend Sue and Joe Mrs Swanger Sylvua and Eddue Charmaine Stuber Lester Stump Iona Stump Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Sydney Smyth and Family Russell l Smith Robert I Smuth Ed Smyth Bob Smuth Mr and Mrs Charles Taut Dalton Taut Mr and Mrs Edward Tasey Stanley Tasey Mr and Mrs George Traber Mrs Ceculua K Thompson Mr and Mrs D Thompson Mr and Mrs Davud Thompson Walt and Penny Tulley oe and Stella Tunsman and Mrs J Tunsman S and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Charles Rhodes Armand Ruccu Wulluam Ruchards Jr Louus Rueder Tnx Mr Mrs and Mrs Louus J Tomlunson and Neoma and Mrs John J Turner Catherune Uhlug Mrs J Quauntance and Roberta Mulls Mr and Mrs Myers Mabel Mr and Mrs MacAdams Mr and Mrs James Mahler Margue and Claude Mary Frances and Bully Scull Mary and Tommue Mr Robert F Mason The Mattocks Famuly Manan Mattocks Oluver R Nace Jr Nance and Evue Nancy and Bowue Mrs Wulluam Neamand Mr and Mrs Joseph Nucalosu James O Conner Mr and Mrs A Ody Mom and Pop Oluver Mr and Mrs Joe Ott Sr Mr and Mrs Padbury Mr and Mrs B Faluuskewucz Bob Ruef Norman and Elaune Rugby Ruta and Al Mr and Mrs Thomas T Robunson Mr and Mrs Wulluam Ronug Rose Mary and Jum Rosemary and lull Rose and Jimmy Mr and Mrs Henry Rupp Rus and Judy Kathy and Johnny Rybas Doctor John Sanson Mr and Mrs Peter Schlupp Hubby and Patches Schoenleber Mr and Mrs Nick Schmudt Mr and Mrs Wulluam Scuull Sr Mr and Mrs Howard Schulz F J Schweutzer Alumnu Presudent Shurl and Bull Shurley and Harold Mr and Mrs Robert K Shafer Mr and Mrs Charles Sumon Mr and Mrs Frank Sumonds Skup and Alan John F Slaven Mr and Mrs A Snyder Mary Solus Mr and Mrs Robert Starr Mr and Mrs Elmer States Mr and Mrs George States Ted Staudenmayer Jean Steuner Mr and Mrs Stewart Robert Stuegelman Mr and Mrs Von Alstyne Marue M Vandegruft Mr and Mrs 0 S Van Horn Joyce Versprulle Mrs Helen J Van Sant Etta Van Sant Mr and Mrs Robert I Van Sant Mr and Mrs M J Van Horn Raymond Vandegrutt Mr and Mrs Wagner and Sons Mr and Mrs W Walker Mlss Rosemary Walsh Mr and Mrs Ed Walter Lilluan and Warren Mr and Mrs John Watts Mr and Mrs John Welsh Mr and Mrs James Weukel Charles Weudmann and Famuly Mr and Mrs Frank Weudmann Frutz Weudmann Eleanor E Whlte and Mrs Arthur Whutney and Lulluan Wulson and Mrs u I Wunkler and Mrs and Mrs Robert Wulson Peter J Wunter Earle L Wullard Ruth Wullard and Mrs John Woodman and Mrs P Wurst and Mrs Melvun Yeagle and Mrs Peter Zandelback Joanne Zebrowsku Mr and Mrs Frank J Zebrowsku Oluvua Zullu , , , , . . . . . , . . , 0 - - . . l u - J ' Mr. . . ' , r. - Mr, , Mr. . ' . ' . . . , r. MY- - ' ' ' ' ' Mr. . ' ' ' , . - - - ' Mr. . ' ' - ' ' william Mos, Dr. E. A. K. Roepcke - - . . e s y e ' ' ' ' , , , Mr. . ' - , , ' Ed. ' ' ' - , , ' Mr. . ' J . . . BQ' . -I , Mr. . . ' - , , , Mr. . . ' . - - ' ' , R. N. ' ' - - , , Mr. . . . l Mr. . . i I . , , Mr. . ' - Mr. . BARBERS Chet s Barber Shop Hulmevrlle and Mapl Avenues Joe Ott Barber Spruce and Burch Neshammy Pa Pete the Barber Spruce Street Vlto s Barber Shop Chrldren s Specialty Croydon, Pa BAKERY Pnce s Bakery Cornwells Frre House Bnstol Plke BEAUTY SHOPS Ann s Beauty Parlor Spruce Avenue Oakford Pa Peggys Beauty Shop Street Road Trevose Pa BEVERAGE DISTRIBUTORS Andalusua Beverage Bnstol Prke Andalusra Pa Sndney Bounds Dnstrlbutor Cornwells Pa Breslm It Conn Cedar Avenue Croydon Pa George Horns Beverage Drstnbutor Trevose Pa BUILDING SUPPLIES Burldmg Supphes Wllllam R Sterner Andalusra P James M Caurns Plumbmg 8- Heatmg 8. Pumps Cornwells 0767 M Cornwells lumber 8 Millwork Co Cornwells Helghts Pa Cornwells 0800 Eddmgton Plumbmg 8. Heatmg Supply Co Brlstol Plke Eddmgton P Electrical Supphes Frank Chmrelewskn Andalusia Pa Bunldlng Supphes F A Simons Bros Cornwells Heights Pa S Supply Company Plumbmg Heatmg Industrials Bnstol Pa Joseph P Wentz Plumbmg 8- Heatmg Eddmgton P Electrical Appliance Wllllam A Tryon Andalusua Pa CAFES Jake s Place Restaurant 8. Bar Eddmgton, P BUSINESS PATRUNS FARMS Lmcoln Muslcal Bar AUSNN FUN115 Jeny Jay Trlo Nightly 5'le5 P Lmcoln Highway Cnty Lune Hlll Cfesl F'- m5 Neshamnny Falls Tavern Mllk and Mllk Products Old Lmcoln Hwy 8. Bnstol Road Edd'n9l0 Pe Oakford Pa Meet Your Friends at Young s Cafe CAMERA STORES Whnpps Studlo of Photography 325 Mull Street lSecond Floorl G H Nnchol Mull Street Bnstol Pa CLEANERS AND TAILORS Andalusua Taulor Cleannng Pressnng Repamng Bnstol Plke Pa Frank s Cleaners Croydon Pa Bnstol 3222 Jsm s Cleonung and Laundry Puck up and Deluvery Cornwells 0524 CLUBS Bensalemlte Club Ceramics Club Chapel Chour The Safety Club Secretarial Club Social Dancing Club Student Councnl Table Tenms Club Senior Hugh Table Tennis Club Junlor Hugh James H Cameron Top Soul Brownsvrlle Road Weller 8- Weller Contractor Old Lmcoln Hrghway DRUG STORES 8. W Cut Rate Frankford Ave 8. Pratt St Phrlodelphno Pa Cornwells Pharmacy Bnstol Plke Cornwells, P Fabian Pharmacy Radcliffe Street Bnstol Pa FABRIC STORES Errlco s Fabric Shop Radcliffe Street Bnstol, P Peter Pan 215 Mull Street Bnstol Pa FACTORIES The Joy Co lnc Eddmgton P Cornwells Chemical State Road Cornwells Henghts Pa Badenhausen Corporatuon Cornwells Heughts, Pa Schutte 8 Koertmg Cornwells Helghts, Pa FLOWER SHOPS Bnstol Flower Shop 120 Radcliffe Street Bnstol Pa FUEL STORES Ashton Bros Eddmgton P Atlantnc Heatmg Oals John W Hartman De 8 1195 J Eggert Bnstol Pake Eddmgton P Kellys Coal 8- Fuel Oll Bnstol Plke Eddmgton P P Frlel Fuel Oll Cornwells P Cornwells O737J GROCERY AND GENERAL STORES Accardls Market Cornwells and Bnstol Pa s Market lAdlerl Bnstol Plke and Wlllrams Street Cornwells P Ben Sal Market Newportvrlle 8 Ford Rds Bnstol R D 2 a Blddles Market Boell s Grocery Spruce 8. Magnolra Ave Churchvllle 9150 Ettmger 8- Foerst Mann St Hulmevulle Pa Julnus Lnebleln 118 Bellevue Avenue Penndel Pa Rudolf A Fechtenburg s Store Bnstol Plke Eddmgton Pa Hunter s Grocery Store Newportvrlle Rd Newport Heughts Jean s Dellcatessen Eddmgton Pa Maple Ave Hulmevllle Madrlgale s Meats Hulmevllle Rd 8- Plke Cornwells 0881 John Mclauchlan Umty Frankford Store Oakford Pa Whltfleld General Store Oakford Pa HARDWARE STORES Bnstol Hardware Stores 404 06 Mull Street Bnstol Pa Croydon Hardware 8. Radlo Shop Le Roy Peters Bristol 3956 P ' e . . ' , a. , ' - P. . . . I . ' I at ' I l ' , a. , . u ' . F. ' . l . U . - . I G' . . i AI' . ' , a. l . u - - - - ' ' . . if , P . ' ' CQNUQACTQR5 Andalusia, Pa. ' . G. . T- - A . . . . , , r I ' l. . ' G- ' l r 5' . v - I' I ' ' ' ' ., ' nd. 1 1 . ' n v q. U. . . - f . -, - ' ' . ' , u. , a. . ' ' a. ' Eddmgton Hardware Hulmevllle Rd Eddmgton, Pa Forrest Hardware Trevose Pa Kleber Hardware Cornwells, Pa JEWELER S STORES Ruchard J Graven Jeweler Cornwells Heughts, P Luken s Jewelers Cedar Avenue Croydon Pa S lynn Jewelry 312 Mull Street Bnstol Pa Partners Jewelry Store 213 Mull Street Bnstol Pa Premuer Jeweler and Records 302 Mull Street Bnstol Pa LAW OFFICES Horace N Davus 205 Radclulfe St Brustol Pa John Leslue Kulcoyne Bnstol Pa LOAN COMPANIES Personal Funance Company 309 Mull Street Bnstol Pa LUNCHEONETTES AND RESTAURANTS Balderstox s Store 36 Crescent St Penndel Luncoln Hughway Trevose, Pa Croydon Duner Bnstol Puke Croydon, Pa Edgars Ice Cream lr Custards Brustol Puke Eddungton Pa Guerras Fountaun Servuce Brustol Puke 8 School Lane Cornwells Pa Kay s Luncheonette New Luncoln Hwy 8. Brustol Rd lloyd D Pratt Frankford Ave It Cuty Lune O Boyles Ice Cream Brustol Pa Tony 8. Pete s Hoague Hut Andalusua Pa Trevose Luncheonette Brownsvulle Road Trevose, Pa METAL COMPANIES Brustol Scrap Junk 8- Metal Co nc 510 Otter St Brustol, Pa OPTICIANS Henry H Busbee 301 Radclut'fe St Brustol Pa Wulluam D Erbruck Brustol Puke 8 Locust Ave Cornwells 0219 J PIANO SERVICE John L Furman 204 Otter St Brustol, Pa PRINTING OFFICE Old Delaware Pruntung 110 Radcluffe Street Brustol Pa REFRIGERATOR SERVICE wlllldm Aptl Commercual Refrugeratuon Servuce Phula , Pa NEW AND USED CARS Brustol Ford Company Beaver 8. Prospect Sts Brustol Pa Delaware Valley Motors Brustol Puke and Street Eddungton Pa Foster Motors Wullys Dealer Levuttown, Pa Green 8- Lawrence Inc 2000 Farragut Ave Brustol Pa Guerra Motor Sales Bristol Puke 8- Clearvuew Andalusua Pa Hamms Sales 8 Servuce Inc Hughway 8. McKunley Street Brustol Pa Omar Motors Inc 401 Brustol Puke Croydon Pa Van Motors Inc New 8- Used Cars Eddmgton, Pa Weed Chevrolet Company Radcluffe at Green Lane REAL ESTATE Ruchard W Fechtenburg Eddungton P Lampel 8. Luz Eddungton Pa Myers 8 Gullus 242 Mull St Bnstol, P SEED STORES Brustol Seed Co Davud Landreth, Owner Bnstol, Pa SERVICE STATIONS AND GARAGES Andalusia Speed Equupment Brustol Puke Andalusua P Howard W Beldun Frankford 8- Robbuns Aves Phula , Pa Ben s Auto Glass 2000 Farragut Ave'1ue Brustol, Pa Bossler s Garage 561 Otter Street Brustol Pa Paul L Colluns Local and Long Dustance Haulung Mayfaur, Pa Delaware Auto Body Supplues 206 Otter St Brustol Pa Donatu s Auto Body 8. Fender Repaurung Brustol Puke 8- Appleton Avenue Eddmgton, Pa Eddungton Auto Supply Brustol Pike Eddungton, Pa Farley s Servuce Statuon Funderne New Jersey Bud Groner Langhorne, Pa Haferl s Servucenter Hulmevulle I- Street Rd Eddungton Pa Hayes Tydol Servuce Brustol Puke Eddmgton, Pa Newportvulle Garage Mr Wulluam A Dettmer Bnstol R D 3 Pa Rudge Auto Servuce Trevose Pa Sarandrea s Esso Servucenter Hulmevulle Rd I. Cornwell ve Cornwells Pa P Tochterman Brustol Puke Cornwells, Pa Harry W West Pauntung 8. Repaurung Chv 793 SIGNS Sherwood Sugns Lang R D 4 P STORES John s Shoe Repaur Brustol Puke Andalusua, Pa Bogage and Sons Mull Street Brustol, Pa Fashuon Faur Brustol, Pa Leader Furniture Store Brownsvulle Rd Trevose Heughts, Pa Popkuns Shoes Mull and Pond Streets Brustol Pa Stanrose Varuety Store Brustol Puke Andalusia Style Shoppe 112 Radcluffe Street Brustol Pa R C Weuk Schwunn Bucycles 207 Otter Street Brustol Pa Colgan Televusuon 8. Raduo Servuce Route 13 8. Pune Street Brustol Pa Wushmg a Successful Future The Graduates Cornwells Manor Trauler Court HOME ROOMS 212 208 207 202 209 206 202 2 2 206 204 Semor Senuor Senuor Junuor Senuor Semor Semor Junuor Junlor Junuor Class of 54 Hugh Hugh Hugh Hugh Hugh Hugh Hugh Hugh Hugh Hugh - . . . . I . , . . r - l 1 V . . ' a. I ' ' . . . . I l . . . . , . ' . . if , . J- -' ' ' Rd. ' ' 1 1 I l I . I ' . 1 . ' ' ' . s A . 1 . Q I 0 ' , . , . F. . , Jr. l . , . . I y o a . . . SL . . . . l , . I i - I ' . . . ' ' ' , . . . . if , a. I - , . . . . . I i . . , . . . . .I . . . Clitf's Drive ln Bristol, Pa. 130 Mill Street ' ' , a. ' . . . , . , , . . . . 1 1 l . ' 1 - ' I - ' a. ' I ' 1 - 1 . ' , . l . Q o - x , a. , . I - . . U r - ' . . I , . . . . To . ' , ' ., I . ' ' . , . l ' . I ' o A 1 . . ' . . I . .I . . ' V