Bensalem High School - Owl Yearbook (Bensalem, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1958 volume:

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FEGELY JANE VICKERS Advisor Editor 1 JANE CRUMP Ar? 1 E ALMA EGGERT Business 9 Ni, ,ix 'iii l, ,V , , hu ASX W A ' Q' 'iii'- 1' 1, is A W ','. 5,5 ,Ai 1 1 7'.k K K Qiflif ' A h 51-1 X 1 ...Eiga , ., lk M Q. .ra Q, an L as r LEONARD SALANDREA Literary Sitting: Blanche Thomas, Cynihia Dillon, Regina Darrah, Maureen Tomlinson, Consfanee Stelmaski. Kneeling: Michael Martin, Peter Hof, Ronald Benek, Roger McAndrew, Waller Adams. i Norman Bogarde, Thomas Buick, Bonita Siein, Thomas Thomp- David Garrett, John Herron, Judith Neebe, Carol Marshall. son, Patricia Hodgens. THE 0WL Virginia Carter, Nancy Loper, Dorothy Anderson, Mildred Zorger. STAFF Ursula Kurdt, Lois Corfese, Mildred Zorger, Roberi Beck, lrene Brodisch, Glenn Keller, Curtis Conn. SIN Singing to thee, dear Bensalem, Our hearts we lift in thy praise, We'll bear thy standards all through our The Blue and the Gray will go onward Until the end. GING days. So we'll work and strive, to make Bensalem thrive The school we love. Working for thee, dear Bensalem, Labor becomes a delight We'll win thy battles in every fight. The Blue and the Gray will go onward Until the goal. So always victorious, God will make the Bensalem. Alma Mater by Harold Fitch e Glorious Nl' X .fx M' ' , . .,- A , as 5 3 X 5 1 x 1 I x 5 1 , 5 g i L, ? e ,...,-J-w-num: .,... n,....,... ,.:a, vf- , , mm ' f G 'Q ff Good morning! Easiest class of the year. Who hid the z AROUN The pause 1hat refreshes. ??? TH HALLS Busy boys. What's ihaf contraption? Kick it again, girls! Beffer keep moving! can I ,-, ' I 0 in Ill mg CUR Andalusia School Trevose School Cornwells School Penn Valley School High School Andalusia School Samuel K. Fausi School New Junior High School S C H O O L S ,l 4 ... i. H ii 55 E w 'i u ARCUND St. Charles Lady of Fatima Hy-Way Pool Presbyterian Church Butch's Auction Did you know that the Edding- ton Presbyterian Church is the oldest church in Bensalem Town- ship, or that the Union Fire Com- pany was the first organized fire company in Bensalem Township, or that George Washington slept at the Red Lion lnn? JHM! BRS! Pl 75i?l'5'?!i: M fwmxrmmfmx-M Afhwerff ' ,Q-.,.x,g+ 4 . gui, 3 - -A 7. -W5 ,Ewa X E . wxv- 1 QQ, 7 i , if? :K x v X WE PRCUDLY DEDICATE THIS BOCK TC... The Bensalem Township Junior Senior High School PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION OFFICERS Seated: Mrs. Yola Salandrea, Mrs. Beverly Whitney, Mrs. Cath Day, Mrs. Hel D y . Standing: Mr. Ralph Roberts, Mr. Bert Conn. An open message To our guiding lighTs -we dedicaTe This book as a small means of displaying our sincere appreciaTion for The guidance and encouragemenT you have freely given us. ' We hope ThaT someday vve vvill be vvorThy of The eTTorTs you have expended. THE CLASS OF l958. I7 IT will soon be upon your finger, The promise of The ring, The memory of This day will linger, Long Through The years! There is no ring ThaT can replace iT, IT sfands for all ThaT we hold dear. Always To be righT There beside you, Ever proTecT and help and guide you. None of God's grace will be denied you Wearin' This ring! Shining in everlasTing glory Telling iTs old eTernal sTory Helping you when you need iTs guidance VVhaT would you do now wiThouT iT? IT soon will be upon your finger Keep iT forever, don'T lose iT ever, For ThaT's The promise of The ring. Ring Day Program 1956 SuQjzer ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY I CLASS OF '58 You have left a fine record at Bensalem, but bigger and better things are ahead. Keep your enthusiasm and cooper- ative spirit through the com- ing years and you will reach ever-increasing heights. God- speed and good luck go with you. R. C. STRUBLE Principal ADMIN CLASS OF '58: It would seem that the atom and its power is over- shadowing human values. The atom has no mind, 'it cannot think and therefore can have no faith, hope, or charity. This is your realm, don't surrender it. ROBERT K. SHAFER Superintendent of Schools ATION CLASS OF '58: Congraiulafions on your fine record at Bensalem. May you con- Tinue To achieve in your chosen field of life. You pass This way Ioui once, so make The passing irnporiani enough for fuiure gen- erafions To follow. HOWARD E. HILGENDORFF Assisfanf Principal BOARD OF SCHOOL DIRECTORS Standing: WILLIAM H. STATES JR. ROBERT K. PARISH MRS. ODESSA B. BENGTSON JOHN F. LAWSON GEORGE T. KELTON, ESQ. Solicitor Seared: AUSTEN O. LARSON, JR. Vice President HOWARD E. SPECK, SR. President HARRY ROTHWELL, JR. Treasurer NORMAN C, GAUGLER Secretary MISS EVA ALINCEWICZ MR. MANUEL ALVES MR. RALPH BARCLAY MR. CHARLES BENSHETLER MRS. DORTHY BIXLER MISS ELEANOR BRESCACIN MISS ORPHIA CHELLAND MRS. EMILY EIHRISTMAN xr, 'f LQQL,-4'2 2, 'L UL! I..,,,.,f ,L ,g,l,,..,.,,,, . .M.I L- f -' MR. ELMER CIANNI MR. STANLEY COHEN MR. HENRY DEREN MR. CORNELIUS DOMINICK MR. PAUL J. DONAHUE MR. EUGENE FEGELY MRS. GLADYS GAUMANN MR. WILLIAM HARNER MRS. MAE HEGE MISS ELIZABETH HEWITT MRS. RUTH HOFFMAN MISS ALBERTA HOWELL MR. JUDSON J. JOHNSON MR. NEIL JULIFF MR. AXEL KLEINSORG MR. JOHN KOLESER MR. CARL A, KREDATUS MRS. LILLIAN KRISS MR, ALFRED LAUNIKONIS MISS REGINA LUTZ MR. HARRY MANCIA MR. JOHN MCMICHAEL MISS MARY ANN MENSCH MRS. MARY MIDDLEKAUFF N-.4 I J 'X ' Ll .. I .. ..'. i - - Ku Q , L I .I 1 I . I I f-' -w . A M B E MOORE I I If 5 C MO 'I ' I MRS M R I3fjO f' jj :-' . A PH E MOSKMGR 1 I ' 4 .f fly . '- .. , L ., - , 1 I, .Nj -.j I ' hy, N! 1 PJ, z F- 5. I ,if A f , I . ' Q., 5 ILA., L .ll I V I-:.V in , A Lf E ' 5 ggi 1 MRS. FLORENCE MULLER MR. ARNOLD ODY MR. GEORGE PARALIS MR. ROBERT PARKER 'FR MR. ROBERT PARSONS MR. JOSEPH PAUL MISS KATHERINE PENTZ MISS ANNETTA REBER 1 ,ff l I IJ I N R 'J 'I C J' DNN ' I MRS. ED REIF MR. ROBERT RHIEL 1 MR. RICHARD RHOADS I MR. ARMANDO RICCI DR. BENJAMIN RIGBERG MR. FRANKLIN RILEY MR. DANIEL ROSKOS MR. WALTER RUDY R J MISS A E SELTZER MR. JOHN SLAVEN MRS. ELIZABETH SNELL MR. ROBERT STARR .ff if A I I --'LW 1 11, . MR. WILLIAM STINGER MR. LESTER STUMP MR. JOHN TAFEL MR. JOSEPH TAYLOR MR. STEPHEN TRUDNAK MR. MARLON VAN HORN MR. RICHARD WAGNER MRS. EVELYN WALTERS MR. ROBERT WATERS MRS. BEVERLY WHITNEY MISS TERRY ANN WITZ MR. EDMUND ZACK Film! MRS. MICHALENE ZACK C5237 df ,duck 'V MR. DONALD H. ZARR ' 'B L' I ' I , MR. ALBRIGHT ZIMMERMAN AG.y.,u..14 32 454' IV u15'T,1'.'wL f 14917 1-'algo .lm ,aa.!.U'ff'C!4W' I OFFICE STAFF MRS. HAZEL L. BECK MRS. ELEANOR BISHOP MRS. JEAN BRADY MRS. LAURA M. BUDNEY MRS. DOROTHY, D. CALL MRS. JOSEPHINE G. CARAVAN MRS. ESTHER STEWARD MRS. MARGARET WINK fffgiy A K 1.5 1321: L6 11 if lf.. ie' w . za W, I. Q. . HIW' A sr HIS 27. A Ii M? . EF, A If Lf . . 'Sai QAM .. L .. . M .. .... W sr L32 7 f I Y . I g?ff..?g5ffq1sg . 3 ' 1 . EQ- 'uw' , tw ff we .M-MW CUSTODIANS Left to right: Mr. Elbert W. Ferguson, Supervisor, Mr. George C. Ody, Mr. Ed- ward F. Hunter, Mr. Howard P. Davis. Mrs. Gertrude Stoeckle Mrs. Rebecca M. McCaughey Absent: Mr. Herbert Roeger Mr. Robert Smyth CAFETERIA STAFF Mrs. Agnus Wentz Mrs. Dorothy Weber Mrs. Jane Erbrick Mrs. Dorothy Schaumberg Mrs. Doris Nicolai Mrs. Irene Gardner Mrs. Anita James Mrs, Lavinia Weinlancl Mrs. E. Keller BUS DRIVERS Mr. Charles J. Stoeckle Mr. Albert Losink Mr. George Ricker Mr. Christopher Ritter Mr. Frederick Weidmann Mr. Edward Hunkapiller Mr. George Hunkapiller Mr. Robert VV. Davis Mr. John J. Wellendorf Absent: Mr. Herman Riet Mr. Herman Benz Mr. Robert Lewis ll!'g O .K , all 6 Sroms Y R V 4. Mfg? 1. K' 1 ...fn LEONARD SALANDREA JOSEPH CARRUTH STANLEY ESPOSITO A i' 'Q' 'Q 1- N ww. -v R 7. M f' PAUL GEORGE PETER HOF 28 THOMAS THOMPSON and SAM MUDIE WAYNE BEESON ROBERT DWYER NORMAN BOGARDE THOMAS GLOYD FOOTBALL Our Owls flew to a 4-6 record overall, and a 2-5 league log. This record placed the Owls on top of the second division teams or in fifth place. The boys really put a lot of effort into their game and played well. Fifteen Seniors are leaving the squad. They are: EndseStan Esposito, Joe Carruth, Len Salandrea, Tackles-Paul George, Norm Bo- garde, Guards-Tom Gloyd, Pete Hof, Roger McAndrew, Center-Tom Thompson, Backs- Sam Mudie, Bob Dwyer, Tom Hanrahan, Wayne Beeson, Mike Martin, Ty Stearn. Coaches Rhiel and Roskos give instructions to Captain Dwyer concerning Owl strategy First row, left to right: Harkins, J. Carruth, G. McLean, S. Mudie, T. Gloyd, P. Hof, N. Bogarde, P. George, R. Booze. Second row: L. Cooper, C. Bill, L. Clee, A. Buck,T. Steam, B. Bendzlowicz, D. Brown, W. Jones, L. Salandrea, T. Hanrahan, R. Halowell, M. Martin. Third row: Coach Rhiel, R. Gallagher, J. Snow, C. Trotter, D. Billings, B. Roeger, D. Fleming, J. Cassell, D. Baker, B. Devlin, L. Connelly, R. Pinto, E. Spenser, R McAndrew, L. Jackson, Coach Roskos. 29 X. Y 33 1 W 5 .F Ge.. ' X4 . - Three backs, Herm Ellzy, Tom Hanrahan, and Ty Sfearn, go over their assignments in a play. This is Bensalem's most ferocious football player, Willie Jones. SCHEDULE Bensalem. Opponent O Central Bucks ....... ..,.......,, 2 O 25 P.S.D. .,..,,.,,....A.. ,,AA,,,.. O 13 Muhlenberg .M..,. ,..... 7 O Tennent .eAe,.,... ,..... l 4 O Brisfol ,,,,,,,,,,,,.,, ,,.,,. l 3 12 Council Rock ...., ...... 7 6 Morrisville ,,,,., ,, ,,,,. 14 6 Pennsbury ,,,,,, ,,,,.. 2 6 I9 Delhaas cccccccccc cccA,. l 2 6 Neshaminy ,A., ,,.c,c 1 9 CROSS COUNTRY 'U' This year our Cross-Country team had a l-3 log in dual meets. County and other meets also constituted a great part of the team's running. Coach Parsons is looking forward to a strong team next year, as Ken Mortimer is the only senior on the Squad. 1 MR. PARSONS, COACH Left to right: F. Robinson, D. Tyler, G. Blackburn, K. Mortimer, F. Michener, N, Curry, J. Hamilton. Second row: J. Starr, C. Neseit, A. Dobson, A. Schubert, J. Loieski, J. Potts. RON BREDBENNER 32 . I . JACK HRK SAM MUDE HENRY RUTECKI , .uJ.kfi..m -gi mai .,f. v CURT CONN I H l'-,sh ' First row: D. Fleming, J. Potts, A. Buck, B. James, N. Hanson, L. Rutecki, D. Brown. Second row: G. Henry, Manager, R, Benzlowicz, N. Jenson, R. Rogalinski, J. Taylor, Coach, D. Freese, C. Loieski, G. Kurowski, R. Teti, Manager. BASKETBALL As we look over the records of previous basketball teams at Bensalem, we find this year's Owls the winningest team we have had. Our boys played a really tough schedule and lost only 4 games. The team was composed of quite a few seniors. They are: Sam Mudie, Curt Conn, Ron Bredbenner, Henry Rutecki, Bob Dwyer and Terry Allison. With all these good men gone you may look to next year with bad hopes, but you are mistaken, our J.V. has only one league defeat to its record. The Owls have emerged as a great basketball power in 1958. COACH MARLON VAN HORN VARSITY Kneeling: R. Breclbenner, J. Kirk, S. Mudie, C. Conn, H. Rutecki. Standing: D. Wurst, B. McLean, H. Ellzy, B. Dwyer, B. Steckler, T. Alli' son, B. Atkinson, J. Kors- censki, L. Jackson, M. Van Horn, Coach. l 33 l CANDIDS Atta boy, Hank. d . gan Don'Y Wg 5 ghere! You feff 'em Co h f ac , Jump higher, Sam! Co-Captains Sam Mudie and Curt Conn confer with the referees be- fore the Delhaas game. Coaches Waters and Benshetler WRESTLING 4 'N . A . - kwa.. Norm Bogarde demonstrates a hold on Tom Hanrahan. This new sport is growing in popularity at Bensalem High School. The team has won two meets and tied one, a fine showing. However, better things are ex- pected for the future, say Coaches Waters and Benshet- ler. The seniors on the team are Tom Hanrahan, Norm Bogarde, Joe Carruth, and Mike Martin. The boys' enthusiasm was marvelous this year and next year there will be many grunt and groaners returning. Q 4 First row: B. Devlin T. Hanrahan, R. Ellis, W. Whoyer, G. Blackburn, L. Jackson, L. Connelly, N. Bogarde. Second row: B. Starr, A. Dodson, F. Kaiser, J. Stump, R, Hallowell, D. Szarek, A. Paulson, A. Schubert, J. Carruth Kabsentl. NE VICKERS IRENE BRODISCH DAWIDCZYK PAT HODGENS TOBY BRODISCH CAROL MJALAND RENEE TOMLINSON PEG HARPER EILEEN PLUNKET BEVERLY CALL KELLER HOCKEY The Ovvlertes under the coaching of Miss Reber did a good iob This year losing only to Pennsbury and Nesh- aminy. They beat Morrisbille, William Tennet, and Council Rock and Tied with Bristol and Delhaas. The Team is losing six seniors This year: R. Tomlinson, P. Hodgens, P. Harper, J. Vickers, A. Eg- gerr, and I. Brodisch, but are looking forward to a good season next year. Co-capTains Irene Brodisch and Peg Harper talk over game strategy with Coach Reber. ' Q., Q.. .. .. .Sf simkis. 5 KSA Firsr row, left fo right: B, Call, E. Plunker, C. Mjaland, P. Hodgens, J. Vickers, R. Tomlinson, I. Brodisch, T. Brodisch, B. Keller, C. Dawidczyk, P. Harper. Second row: M. Hughes, B. Schandel, F. DeMuro, N. Leighton, C. Rektenwald, J. Hermele, G. Bender, E. Yeager, A. Tochterrnan, A. Shaw, I. Pressell, H. Vilius. Third row: Coach, Miss Reber, Manager, B, Seitz, P. Dobson, B. Hof, L. Baker, C. Cobler, D. Muller, B. Zychal, F. Supranowicz, E. Shafer, J. Muclie. 37 .IANICE HAGER FRAN CULP TOBY BRODISCH ii Always ready. CLARA DAWIDCZYK BONNIE KELLER IRENE BRODISCH First row: E. Yeager, A. Blees, F. Sagel, B. Pinto, L. Witters, M. Smith. Kneeling: J. Kersey, I. Presa sell, P. Adams, C. Arm- strong, B. Smith. Standing: J. Mudie, J. Vickers, Man- agers, J. Hodgens, P. Espos- ito, G. Colbert, G. Ritter, C. Lambader, N. Watson, F. Muller, Coach. GIRLS' BASKETBALL The girls' team, like the boys', had an outstanding season in 1958. Our Owlettes have lost only one game this season. The senior girls on the team are: Irene Brodisch and Franny Culp. Our league-leading scorer was Toby Brodisch and we're looking for- ward to having her back next year. Next year the girls have high hopes of adding a trophy to our case. They sure came close in '58. ..,r,, FLORENCE MULLER, Coach First row: S. Call, J. Hager, C. Dawidczyk, F. Culp, I. Brodisch, B. Keller, T. Brodisch, D. Dilks. Second row: J. Vickers, Manager, A. Plunkett, J. Shannon, D. Muller, F. Muller, Coach, C. Mialand, E. May, L. Keller, J. Mudie, Manager. Virginia Carter Sue Huffington HEER Bensalem has something to really be proud of in her cheerleaders. Nothing could stop our morale-boosters from coming to any game, not ice, snow, or sleet. The girls worked hard, cheered great, and gave a real lift to our school spirit. We're losing only one senior, Captain Virginia Carter, so we'll have a winning group next year. We think they're tops. Tra-la-la-boom-de-a Barbara Gransback of' sa f 0 LEADERS Subsfifufes Joy Wafers and Bonnie Ervin Esther Schueller MRS. MULLER Advisor Lyn Kershaw Eileen Serdynski JudiTh McGay Beverly Radecki FACULTY SPORT Lookin' Checkin' You all know whaT The boys' and girls' s orTs are, buT how man know The s orT P Y P Throwin' Recordin' in which The Tacuhy engages? This is known as TesT marking. They have a unique meThool here aT Ben- salem. IT you happen To sTay late on TesT days, you'll Tind The Te a C h e r s diligenTly marking TesTs aT exiT G. VViTh a TaTeTul fling The Teachers CUT TesT-mark- ing Time in Thirds. There have been no Complaims yeT, so iT musT work! ACTIVITIES K Q1 -in .. ,xy OWLMANAC PAT HODGENS IRENE BRODISCH Literary Editors LOIS GEIST Editor MR. RUDY Business Advisor RENEE TOMLINSON MARY HENRY MISS MOSKALUK Business Editor CirCUlaTiOn Advisor Manager As in all large schools, Bensalem has a few groups that work a little harder than others. One such group of ours is the school newspaper, the Owlmanac. Only last year it was renovated from a almost bi-monthly magazine to the highly efficient news- paper it is today. Manned by some forty reporters, artists, photographers, and businessmen, and ably coached by the two faculty advisors, Miss Mos- lcaluk and Mr. Rudy, the paper rarely loses a hot tip. Also, with Lois Geist as editor-in-chief, and her four capable assistant editors-lrene Brodisch, Pat Hodgens, Maureen Tomlinson, and Mary Henry-the paper has done its best ever and deserves all the support you can give it for next year's staff. ART STAFF Sitting: A. Schubert, J. Crump, N. Thomas. Standing: H. Lautenbalcer, B. Perry, G. Rounds, D. Day. BUSINESS STAFF First row: I. Pressell, A. Shaw, T. Brod- isch, J. Waters, B. Bradford, E. Clark, B. Keller, N. Loper, A. Carruth. Second row: B. Gransback, K. Bartish, M. Kershaw, B. Fields, M. Henry, R. Tomlinson. LITERARY STAFF Sitting, left to right: K. Swendson, S. Tochterman, J. Padovani, P. Hoffman, I. Brodisch, J. McGay, E. Serdynski, B. Moyer. Standing: M. Martin, J. Starr, E. Ludlow, B. Morton, E. May, L. Geist, L. Salandrea, P. Hodgens, B. Beck, C. Dillon, A. Eggert. BAND Left-Director Harry J. Maricia Below - The Band, Color Guard and Maiorettes go through their routine. Left-Color Guard Captain Evon Yeagle Below-Color Guard, left to right: Yeagle, E. Clark, J Lignore, J. Trommer, L. Geist, J. Kaiser. Head Maiorette Cynthia Dillon f C Our band, capably directed by Mr. Mancia, did an outstanding iob this year playing at our games and pep rallies. A good band helps to keep school spirit high. Maiorettes-Left to right: G. Wharton, G. Jackson, E. McAdams, L. Lutkefedder, M. Henry, B. Logue, C. Marshall. 47 knit First row, left to right: C. Hill, S.'Thompson, D. Kesick, R. Boag, L. Wernsing, M. Gruver, P. DeHaven, C. Armstrong, L. Rice, B. Fields, A. Eggert. Second row: B. Gransbach, K. Stohler, D. Dilks, K. Goldsborough, G. Hanson, U, Kurdt, B. Moyer, N. Loper, H. Vilius, C. Dillon, E. Yeagle, R. Darrah, G. Horner. Third row: B. Radecki, S. Trout, P. Adams, C. Mialand, E. May, J. Padovani, l. Brodisch, B. Keller, M. Tomlinson, P. Hodgens, P. Dean. Fourth row: M. Martin, H. Roberts, C. Conn, H. Ellzy, N. Bogarde, S. Mudie, R. Dwyer, L. Cooper, R. Bendlowicz, L. Salandrea, G. Keller, A. Dodson. Besides carrying on the musical traditions of Bensalem, the choir this year has again acted as good will ambassador by participating in several exchange programs with other schools. Under the capable direction of Mr. Ralph Barclay, it practices every Friday after school, to insure perfection tor its special events. Partial credit for the success of an organization is always given to its officers, and the choir had a superb group this year. They were: President, Norm Bogarde, Vice President, Ursula Kurdt, and Secretary-Treasurer, Len Salandrea. MR. BARCLAY, Director Three faithful choir members, Norm, Sam, and Len, practicing diligently. STUDENT COUNCIL MR. MCMICHAEL Assistant Advisor Sam Mudie, Treasurer, Jane Crump, Secretary, Bob Dwyer, President, Curt Conn, Vice President. It is indeed a high honor to be elected to the Student Council. The Council supports all clubs and activities with such fund-raising activities as the annual magazine drive, the school store, and the candy counter. It also sponsors the Blue-Gray night which is one of the outstanding events of the year. Our hats are off to the Council and the wonderful job they have done this year! 'J MISS CHELLAND Advisor Seated: S. Huffington, L. Kershaw, B. Gransback, B. Keller, B. Day, B. Dwyer, J. Hodgens, B. Ervin, J. Crump. Standing: C. Serdynski, B. Ludlow, J. Kirk, C. Henty, R. Bendzlowicz, K. Stholer, S. Mudie, B. Radecki, U. Kurdt, J. Steiner, L. Salandrea, C, Conn. . ' X SUV' troplfia Smm' Pfam' m CANDIDS LO0ks like Vo ' Ure Da -231 'k.. ,TH , ':., iza- Fifieen cents, please yinlf Pa? Thafs ,3 he ck ofa way to play hockey! Does Sam look that funny, Jack? No fair peeking' Wha1'S for lunch? Look at all that empty space Carch rho se expressions! When Bensalem marches clown the line A l :J 1 Q ab AUTQGRAPHS Els . ' f f J 4? pn E Af Q Sf? UNDERCLASSMEN Jack Kirk, Vice PresidenTg Barbara Gransback, President: Bonnie Keller, Treasurer: Lyn Kershaw, Secretary. CLAS HaTs off To The Junior Class, a very successful group. They have done a wonderful iob wiTh Their candy sales, one of The greaT- esT money-making projecTs aT Bensalem This year. DF '59 Their able advisors and of- ficers deserve a loT of credit for doing an excellent iolo. We wish The Juniors a highly successful Senior year. Seated: Miss Brescacin, Mrs. Whitney, Mrs. Bixler. Standing: Mr. Taylor, Mr, Zack Mr. Fegely. Bud Harkins, Treasurerg JoGaii Hodgens, SecreTaryg Beverly Nyeri, Vice President David Freese, President. 56 CLAS The Class of 1960 is a very busy group. To Till in Their Time, They are parTicipaTing in many school acTiviTies, and class proiecTs. DF '60 We all are proud of The Sophomores and wanT To wish Them greaT success in Their TuTure years aT Bensa- lem. YN 2' ' 'P . ...' If Q gl . ' Xl A NL ' Seated: Mrs. Middlekauff, Mrs. Zack, Mrs. Gaumann. Standing: Mr. Slaven, Dr. Rigberg Mr. Tafel, Mr. Rudy, Mr. Rhodes. 57 UNDERCLASSMEN AUTQGRAPHQWQ Wig? ZS W , wx, , s . E, Xa v Q1 .Q-my Q if wx ' f 5 .,, K.-gs, fi i ,- -,g,ff.K ! f ,F uf M , if- :ff 1, ' Y .A X-. 'E' 'Sp F- 52 V.-M 'V' f Q K N. , Y ,I ., , 5, semoks X Q5 OUR JUNIOR- Queen Helm SENIOR PROM 60 l 8 M v ' u vv M.-Q.. 'Hen lg, is Ueew dd I 155 sg ! l - ,.gf . dk SENIOR PLAY This year's senior play was one of the best plays in many years. It was a middle- brand of comedy and drama, named, The Barretts of Wimpole Street. The efforts of the cast and the fine direction of Mr. Kleinsorg made it a huge success. The play was about the love story of Elizabeth Barrett fLois Geistl and Robert Browning CBob Dvvyerl and how the cruel Mr. Barrett fSam Nludiej, Elizabeth's father, tries to interfere. The Seniors had a wonderful time put- ting it on. lt was a highlight of 1958. Brown H9 - ml Mr A Imle more 'O the ng THE BARRETTS Lois Geisi Robert Dwyer .ee. Sam Mudie .,Yee K, Alma Eggert , ....e G Jane Vickers Curr Conn eee, Mike Martin K... . Ken Mortimer Dave G Terry Allison ..,, .7.e. Pai Hoclgens Bffeff .Y,.., Genevieve Jacks on W Norman Bo d gar e Leonard Salandreaii ,o ein Surfees Cook Thomas Thompson eeee Dr Chamb Dick Vanard ...K ,.,. o.e... OUR HIT fi 64 15 MOST VERSATILE MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED U rsula Kurdt IIIIIIIIIQ 53 agp! Nlif ntl, ' 'F 4951111146 MOST POPULAR Bob Dwyer I ll ' 5 1 lg 'fllllh fQn, , ff' -9 mlb' PARADE CLASS CUT-U PS Dave GarreTT and Carol Marshall Y l .A J .. K I v I ,X k QL igm lhinifll A ll' tal!! -f N I Y CLASS PESSIMIST GR BEST-DRESSED Gwen Shaw and J k R lo ,i jf! X wily 'J X75-3 65 CLASS FLIRT AND WOLF Irene Brodisch and Tex Beeson E CLASS DAY-DREAMERS Carolyn Coyle . and 'IIIIIFIIIJLQ J f Joe Brown 1 ,I . - , A :HW 1 ggrgwfldlfn' Ji? v 4 EW BEST LOOKIN' Connie Stelmanski and Les Scnaumberg 101703417 - ylfi flu, 'wfq 1 1 fewflflfiyllf is, . 'I f -2 A ll af' MOST ATHLETIC Irene Brodisch and Sam Mudie Ya ' ,- CLASS OPTIMIST TYPICAL STUDENTS Jane Crump and Tom Hanrahan ' ,. - X '1W01inKv4n:fxie2eln5 H ' KEN MORTIMER, President Jane Crump, Treasurer, MaryEIIa Matlack, Secreraryg Marion Helder, Vice President Mr. Cohen, Mr. Ody, Miss Moskaluk, Miss Moran, Mr. Ricci. WALTER L. ADAMS WILLIAM R. AIKENS Stabber General Bob Commercial Fishing Club I, Hot Rod 2, 3, 4, Cross-Country T, Track I, 2, Sec- Boys' Cooking 3, Yearbook 4, Ping retary to Mr. Waters 4. Pong 4. REMEMBER? . . . JOAN ANDERSON Joan Commercial Social Dancing 2, 3, 4, Hot Rod Club 4, Ping Pong 4, Secretary to Mr. Slaven 4. ROBERT ANDERSON Bob Commercial Social Dancing I, 2, 4, Hunting and Fishing 3, Secretary to Mr. Wa- ters 4. TERRY ALLISON Terry Commercial Senior Class Play 4, Track 2, 3, Cross-Country 2, 3, Basketball 2, 3, 4. DOROTHY M. ANDERSON Dot Commercial Tri-Hi-Y Treasurer 2, 3, Nurses' Club 2, Square Dancing 3, Social Dancing 4, Softball 2, Secretarial Service 4, FTA 2, College Prep 4, Yearbook 4, Secretary to Mr. Feg- ely 4. JAN ET BAKEOVEN 1'Jan Commercial Tri-Hi-Y Chaplain 45 Secretarial Serv- ice 4. l,. . 4 I JOAN M. ANGUS Joan Commercial Maiorettes i, 25 Tri-Hi-Y 25 Class Treasurer 25 Home Room Treasurer 2, President 45 Dramatics 3. I GLADYS M. BAIN Beanie Commercial Social Dancing i, 2, 45 Intramural Basketball 25 Nurses' Club 35 Sec- retary to Mr. Deren and Mr. Dom- inick 4. OUR FIRST DANCE - ROBERT D. BECK Bob Academic Model Club 'l5 Owlmanac 3, 45 Fishing Club 25 Hot Rod Club 45 Aviation Club 25 Social Dancing 4. WAYNE BEESON Tex Commercial Football 'l, 2, 3, 45 Social Dancing 45 Hot Rod 45 Ping Pong 35 Base- ball ecretary to Mrs. Gauman 4. HARRY F. BELL Ding Dong Academic Visual Aids lp Table Tennis i, 25 Games 25 Chess 35 Hot Rod 45 Ra- dio 'Lheory 45 Social Dancing 4. mt A Ewa W W ,VM RONALD S. BENEK Ron Academic Boys' Sports 1, 2, Rod and Gun Club 'I, 3, Fishing Club 2, 3, Year- book 41 Social Dancing 4. MQ' ANNEMARIE BLEES Ann Commercial Secretary to Mr. Juliff 4. LAW vlE EN ROSE? , I Ag l 1 1. NORMAN BOGARDE Hoag Academic Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Wrestling 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, AII-Lower-Bucks- County Chorus 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, Treasurer 3, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Safety 3, 4, Yearbook 4. RON-ALD H. BREDBENNER Bred Academic Baseball 'lp Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 3, Vice President 47 Track 4i Safety 3, 4. .cf ,I f .xl , ERWIN BOCKHORN I Erwin Commercial A Table Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Cook- .As ' mg 4, Hunting and Fishing 27 ' Qhess.4. lux J' if QW i N X X NO RMA L. BOELL Norma Commercial Home Room Treasurer 2, Girls' Shop 3, Nurses' Club 2, Student Council 3, 4, Secretarial Service 4. ij,-fn TMDEKJ MARY BRUCKS Midge Commercial Social Dancing 1, Student Council 2, Cheerleader 2, 3, Girls' Shop 3, Secretary to Mr. Kredatus 4. JOAN A. BRZOZA Joan Commercial Home Room President 1, Social Dancing 'l, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 4, Treasurer 3, Nursing Club 2, Secretarial Serv- ice 4, Student Council 4. I md! xy IRENE H. BRODISCH Henny Academic Hockey 1, 2, 3, Co-Captain 4, Bas- ketball l, 2, Co-Captain 3, 4, Soft- ball l, 2, 3, 4, Choir 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 3, 4, Yearbook 4, National Honor Society 3, Owlmanac 3, Lit- erary Editor 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, FTA 3, 4, College Prep 4. JOSEPH BROWN Joe Commercial Boys' Cooking 4, Chess 3, 47 GGYTWES 3, Sports Club I, 2. OUR FIRST FOOTBALL li THOMAS T. B0 DAVID J. CARLIN HTC,-,, om e,-C' A Dave Academic a fy Band l, Boys' Sports 1, 2, Model Airplanes 2, Social Dancing 3, 4 Hot -Rod 4. I ANNA L. CARRUTH Anne Commercial FTA I, 2, 3, 4, College Prep 4, Owlmanac 3, 4. JOE C. CARRUTH Chat Commercial Football I, 2, 3, 47 Track 3, 4, Wrestling l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 49 Dramatics 3, Boys' Cooking I, 2, Social Dancing I, 3, 4. QUEEN - RENEE? I i Y f J I I 1 4 'fl I I TH EODORA CON BOY Teddy Commercial Tri-Hi-Y 3, 47 Secretary to Miss Reber 4. CURTIS B. CONN Curt Academic Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Choir I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Quartet I, 2, 3, Student Council I, 4i Track 4, Yearbook 4. PATRICIA CARSON Pat Commercial Pen Pals 2, Vice President 4, Square Dancing If Photography Club 3: Secretary to Mrs. Whitney 4. VIRGINIA S. CARTER Ginnie Commercial Social Dancing I, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Cheerleader I, 2, 3, Captain 4, Student Council 2, Home Room President 3, Secretary 4, Yearbook 4, Secretary to Mr. McMichael 4. JANE A. CRUMP Jamey Academic Student Council 2, Treasurer I, Secretary 3, 4, Class Treasurer 3, 4, FTA l, 4, Owlmanac l, 2, 3, 47 Yearbook Art Editor 4, National Honor Society 1, 2 ,3, 4. 3 . Wfzi H572 I HELEN L. COOPER CAROLYN A. COYLE Helen Commercial Carolyn Commercial Tri-Hi-Y 2, 4, Secretary 3, Nurses' Tri-Hi-Y 35 Social Dancing 3, 4, Club 2, Secretarial Service 4, Stu- Secretarial Service 4. dent Council 3. OUR FUN AT THE ANTHONY DAY BARBARA L. DAY Tony General Bobbie Commercial Hot Rod Club 4. Cheerleader 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Social Dancing lp Secretarial Serv- ice 4, Student Council 4. REGINA DARRAH Jeanie Commercial :Y 2 3 4 Yearboo Secretarial Service 4- Choir 2 - Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4, Social Danc- ing lp Secretary to Mr. Zack 4. t Af W., DANIEL W. DAY Danny Academic Owlmanac 2, 3, 4, Table Tennis 'I, 2, Chess 4. CYNTHIA DILLON Cindy Academic Maiorette I, 2, 3, 4, TriAHi-Y I, Choir 2, 3, 4, FTA I, 2, 3, 4, All- School Play 3, Yearbook 4, Bucks County Chorus 3, Glee Club 3, Home Room President I, Junior Hi- News I, Owlmanac 3, 4, Student Council I, Radio Forum 4. FIRST POST PROM? 1 if ,E BERNARD L. DIXEY Dix Commercial Basketball 2, Secrga . to Mr. Launi- konis 4. ' CML diet 111, ,L ALMA P. EGGERT Peanut Academic DORIS EISENMANN Doris Commercial Tri-Hi-Y 2, Secretary I, Treasurer 3, Vice President 4, Home Room Secretary I, Junior High News I, Hockey 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Social. Dancing I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary to Mrs. Hoffman 4. Owlmanac 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Busi- ness Editor 4, FTA 3, Secretary 4, Senior Play 4. t'f vlf'J ROBERT E. DWYER Haobn IJ Academic ij Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3 4 Base I 1 I ball , 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Choir 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Safety 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, President 4, Class President 2, Vice President 3, Senior Play 4. JOHN FOUNDS, JR. Jack Academic Visual Aids i, 2, 3, 4, Stage Crafts l, 2, 3, 4. JOSEPH P. GALLAGHER Joe General Social Dancing 2, Shotgun and Rifle 2, Table Tennis 3, 4, Sludenf Council 3, Hof Rod 4. STANLEY ESPOSITO RICHARD N. FERRARO E5po General Rich Academic Football l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball l, 2. Table Tennis 2, 4, THE LONG WAIT FOR fffiir ' 'Lx f fr' 4 if C Fyffbx ,Eff C M Q. DAVID GARRETT Jack General Dave AC'3d9mlC Yearbook 4, Senior Play 4. Lois L Library I, in-Chief 4 Koleser 4, Senior Class PAUL GEORGE Bubbles Academic Football 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Choir 4, Yearbook 4, Safety 4. . OUR LASS RINGS? gl 17.. THOMAS GLOYD Tom Commercial Football 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 2, Cross- Country 2. l 'fl f lj Q ' 1 731 ,ooyjff Af . J LL, 1' lv ,iv 4 V nf W I , THOMAS H. HANRAHAN Dutch Academic Football 3, 4, Wrestling 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Safety 4, Home Room Treas- urer 2, President 4, Ping Pong 4. PEGGY A. HARPER Sadie Academic Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 3, Soft- ball l, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Nurses' Club 2, 3, 4, Girls' Sports 1, 2. MAXINE GRONINGER 'M6X Commercial Social Dancing 1, Girls' Shop .3, Square Dancing 2, Secretary to Mr. Hamer 4. 3363? 77 i y J .A f' WILLIAM HENRY Bill Com ci g W Band l, 2, 3, 4, Secrel'r' rv- ice 4. I JOHN J. HERRON Johnny General Gymnastics 3, Table Tennis 3, Year book 4, Consumer Science 4. 1,11 i MARION E. HELDER Marion Commercial Student Council 2, Dramalics 3, Class Vice President 4, Home Room Secretary-Treasurer 4. MARY E. H EN RY Mary Academic Social Dancing I, 4, Cheerleading Club l, Home Room President 4, Vice President 3, Treasurer 2, Ma- iorettes 3, 4, Owlmanac 3, 4, Nurses' Club 2, 3, 4. MEAN MR. BARRETT ' WILLIAM HICKEY Bill Commercial Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Sport Club I, Table Tennis 3, 4, Safety 4. . i I lie 4 FRANCES P. HODGENS Pat Academic Hockey 2, 3, 4, Owlmanac 3, News Editor 4, Basketball I-, 3, Tri-Hi-Y Secretary 3, Softball I, 3, 4, Home . . . .X Room President 4, Senior Play A? Choir 3, 4, Yearbook 4,- Girls Chorus 3, 4, National l lonoi So- ciety 4, FTA 3, President 4, bllege My Prep 4, Junior High News l. X ry, i ' , f wf X . 4 1.1-A, I, ,5 v W , ik, 1 V. 'N A . , -.lu U 'Iso 3, ,M4 '1 l ' ' if' f H lr, ,i 1 L MXPX N l L Xl fja A J 1,1 ZW, PETER HOF GORDON HOFFMAN Pere General Gordon General Baseball 1, 2, 3, Fooiball 3, 4, Offhesfra 1: F00fball2. Yearbook 4. IN THE SENIOR PLAY? GEN EVIEVE JACKSON Gen Commercial LEWIS JOHNS Lew General Boys' Sports 2, 3, Ping Pong 2, 3, 4, Radio 4. Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4, Social Dancing 1, Basketball lg Maiorette 3, 4, Secretary to Mrs. Muller 4, Senior Play 4. 1 if AHL nf f we f ROBERT J. HOOVER Bob Commercial Wrestling 2, Gymnasiics 3, 4. N vi 'fd EVA A. HURAK Eva Commercial Nurses' Club l, 25 Home Room President 3, Girls' Shop 3, Intra- mural Basketball lp Secretary to Miss Wifz 4. . A '.. 42,2 GLENN A. KELLER KH Academic Hi-Y 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Choir 43 College Preparatory 4, Intramural Basketball 2. JAMES F. KESLER Jim General Library If Aviation 2, Cooking 3, Chemistry 4, Ping Pong 4, Hot Rod 4. JOAN KAISER CATHERINE J. KEIFFER Kais Commercial Cass Commercial Home Room President I, Social Tri.Hi.Y 1, 2, Softball 2, Dra- Dancing I, 2, Owlmanac 3, 4. matics 3, THE LAUGHS WE HAD ift, ' Q Olfwe WILHELMINA KIRKWOOD Billie'f Commercial Social Dancing I, 2, 3, Intramural Basketball I, 31 Pen Pals If Tri- Hi-Y 2, 3, Girls' Shop 3, Secre- tary to Mrs. Snell 4. JOSEPH KORCIENSKI Joe General Visual Aids 1, 2, 3, 4, Aviation 3: Ping Pong 4, Chemistry 4. URSULA KURDT Urs Commercial Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 4, President 3, Choir 2, 3, Vice President 4, Girls' Chorus 3, 4, Yearpaakfqmsvudenf CMN 4, Secretarylfltoyg s. Reifff s-I 1. - . X-I X, xl ,I flrl . ' rl YN i' fi fx X Y ' 1' i . X -N-' f' V ya V X ,V Vllx ,ix i Y .1 Q, ,J , , - V, . X W xi fx , - f .N w ON BLUE-G HARRY W. LAUTENBACHER Harry Academic Owlmanac 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4. REY NIGHT? CAROL LEVE 1'Carol General Nurses' Club 2, Pen Pal Club 4, Ceramics Club 3, Library 4. VERONICA J. LOGUE Ronnie Commercial Junior High News 1, intramural Basketball 1, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Secretary to Mr. Paul 4. NANCY LOPER Nance Commercial Tri-Hi-Y i, 2, 3, Secretary 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Junior High News I, Owlmanac 4, Student Council 1, Guidance 3, Yearbook 4, Secretary to Dr. Rigberg 4. BERTHA LOGUE Bert Commercial Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Maioretfes I, 2, 3, 4, Social Dancing ly Home Room Secretary 2, 4, Secretary to Mr. 'Paralis 4. O A fggliid - H yy, X eff.-9 MICHAEL MARTIN Mike Academic Choir 2, 3, 45 Football I, 45 Owl- manac 3, 45 Band 35 Wrestling I5 All-School Play 25 Senior Play 4. MARY ELLA MATLACK 16, Mare Commercial Student Council I, 25 Nurses' Club I5 Junior High Basketball I5 Girls' Shop 35 Class Secretary 45 Secre- tary to Mr. Kleinsorg 4. 82 CAROL J. MARSHALL Marsh Commercial ELLA R. L LOW NEHG Commercial Owlmanac 3, 45 Secretary to Mr. Ody 4. Maiorettes I, 2, 3, 45 Dramatics 2, 35 Yearbook 45 Photography Club 45 Home Room President 45 Secretary to Mr. Taylor 4. THE LUCKY KIDS WHO ,f . . V' pd EUGENE E. MCGEE Mac General Gene Academic .III i I 4 Track 35 Ban 35 Dance Band 3, 4. it ix Q PRESSLEY MIDDLETON Press Commercial Boys' Cooking l, 45 Art 3, Game 2. will BEVERLY MILNER' L Bev Commercial Cheerleading Club l, 2, 37 lnira- mural Basketball I, 2, Social Danc- ing 3, 45 Secrefary To Nlr, Rhiel 4. WENT TO PUERTO RICO? KENNETH MOORE Ken Commercial Visual Aids l, 2, 3, 4. ANTHONY W. MORELLI Tony General Archery ly Chess 3, 4, Ping Pong l, 2, 3, 4, Stage 4, Hot Rod 2. A ris 4. LAURA MINCH Laura Commercial Cheerleading Club 'lg Girls' Shop 3, Nurses' Club 2, Intramural Bas- ketball lg Secretary fo Mrs. Mor- JU r 'i DOROTHY MISNIK Doi Commercial Social Dancing lf Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Nurses' Club 2, Secretarial Service 4, Yearbook 4. LOUISE P. MUNFORD Louise Academic Embroidery l, Girls' Sports 4, Girls' Shop l, Ceramics 3, Typing Club 2, Nurses' Club 2, 3, 4. RUTH G. MUNFORD Flirt Commercial Pen Pals 2, 3, 4, Sewing 4, Em- broidery T. . mu ,LAP KENNETH MORTIMER Kenny Commercial Cross-Country 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Class Play 4, Class President 4, FTA 4. SAMUEL H. MUDIE 'Sam Academic Football T, 2, 3, 4, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball T, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, American Legion Award in Eighth Grade, Student Council 2, 3, Vice President i, Treasurer 4, Class Vice President 2, President 3, Safety 3, 4. THE OWLMANAC'S JANICE A, NAGLE Jan Commercial Nurses' CIub'2, 3, Social Dancing 1, Tri-Hi-Y 2, Library 4, Choir 2, Secretarial Service 4. JUDITH Nl. NEEBE Judy Commercial Social Dancing l, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, Yearbook 4, Cheerleading Club 2, Photography Club 4. DOROTHY Nl. OETZEL Dora Academic Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 3, Nurses' Club 2, 3, 4. JOAN E. OSSMAN Ossie Commercial Student Council I, Social Dancing 1, 2, 4, Dramatics Club 2, 3, Secre- tary to Miss Hewitt 4, Treasurer Home Room 4. SADIE HAWKINS' HOP? HELEN L. PEEL Helen Academic Ceramics l, 2, 3, Girls' Shop' 1, Nurses' Club 2, Vice President 3, Treasurer 4, Intramural Basket- ball 3. ROBERT P. PERRY B0b Academic Student Council l, 2, Hot Rod 2, 3, Aviation 3, Owlmanac 3, 4, Radio I, 4, Social Dancing 4. CHARLENE A. PALKO Char Commercial Girls' Shop 3, Secretary to Mr. Walters 4. 1,0 I, JAMES R. PAULUS Bob General Gymnastics Club 1, 2, Ping Pong 3, 4, Radio Club 4. fxv 4 'V .-'Qu cw ' Ai Uxqiuij . xx A lv Wm P X Oulu A ' OJ .f v X WJ if VV fi IU! i QW V lb it V BEATRICE H. POYNOR Bea Commercial Pen Pals 45 Poster Club 45 Li- brary A ELIZABETH RHODES Betsy Commercial Social Dancing i5 Pen Pals 3, 45 Photography 35 Secretary to Mr. Moore 4. ALILE A. FILKUQUIUN Alice Commercial Social Dancing 25 Table Tennis 35 Secretary to Miss Pentz 4. A if-5f.tv7fel S QL if 5 S it 5 if 91 EQ gg ,ii l:Vl-KN V. PILLINLJIIK Evie General Gymnastics 35 Archery 2, 35 Ping Pong 3. THE TWO SLEEPLESS CAROLINE RlCH Carol Commercial Social Dancing 25 Girls' Gym 25 Dramatic Club 35 Girls' Gle'e Club UVA vqbxgv XJ Q 390065 Q gg' 510 bile C! 'KQV L .Q V?0f0 1 kxgaeibxqs 5 .-X 42 L U QUXQQ -5 JACK R. ROBINSON Jack Commercial Gymnastics I5 Model Airplane 15 Hot Rod Club 25 Safety 45 Visual Aids 4. 35 Fashion Show 35 Student Council 45 Square Dancing 4. r . 'o .3 ' W 1 K 's 5 LEQNARD L. SALANDREAl Lennie Academic Football 3, 4, Owlmanac 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Choir 3, Secretary-Treas- ure-r 45 Dance Band 3, 4, Senior Play 4g All-School Play 3, Student Council 3, 4, National Honor So- ciety 4, VFW Award Eighth Grade, Boys' Sports 35 Home Room Sec- retary 3, Treasurer 4. x LESLIE SCHAUMBERG es Commercial B n l 2 President 3, 47 Bucks County Band 2, 3, 47 Dance Band 2 3 4 Gymnastics 3g Hot Rod 4 Variety 4. 1,-ryf, Way TYRALL STEARN Commercial Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Safety 3, 4, Fishing Club 2, 3. BONITA STEIN Bonnie Commercial Class Ring Representative 3, Year- book 4, Cheerleading 3, Secretary to Mr. Rhodes 4. DAVID C. SMITH WILLIAM H. STATES Dave Commercial Bill Commercial Table Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, student Council 3, Baseball 3. Baseball 2, Football Manager 3, Basketball Manager 3, Gymnas- tic 4. THAT WONDERFU HT TW I I 5 ' D CONSTANCE STELMASKI ILM STOCKWELL Connie'1 Commercial Willie Commercial Social Dancing 2, 4, Girls' Shop 2, 3, Art Club 2, Yearbook 4, Secre- tarial Service 4. 88 I Secretarial Service 4, Social Dancing 2, 3, 4, Hot Rod 4, Secretary to Mr. Rudy 4. yi-Ft' JEFFREY STONE DONALD R. TETI Jeff Academic Don General Visual Aids 2, 3, 4, Hot Rod 4, Football 1, Table Tennis 3, 4, Ra- Owlmanac 2, 3, Radio 4. dio 4, Consumer Chemi try BMJ 1' I I ff' WHEN WE GRADUATED? l 5 if , J. ll if MAUREEN TOMLINSON RICHARD VANARD Renee Academic Dick Academic Hockey 2, 3, 4, Chior 2, 3, 4, Student Council I, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Yearbook 4, Owlmanac 3, 4, Nurses' Club 2, 4. Track l, 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4, Home Room Vice President and Treasurer 4. BLANCHE I. THOMAS Blanche Commercial Tri-Hi-Y 3, Nurses' Club 3, Owl' manac 4, Secretary to Miss Mensch 4. AW P if WOODROW T. THOMPSON 0 H Tom Academic 01 M Football T, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, X1- Wrestling 1, 2, Senior Play, Hi-Y 3, 4, Yearbook 4. M! P 'rf' 89 N3 CYNTHIA WARING Cuddles Commercial Social Dancing I, Table Tennis 3, Secretarial Service 4. 450 LlLLlAN WEEKS Lil Commercial Variety Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, Social Dancing l, Chorus 3, Home Room Rresident 2, Secre- tarial Service 4. In 'ff' HELEN J. VICKERS FRANCIS WAGNER Janie Academic F,-Hz General Senior Play 4, Hockey l, 2, 3, 4, ping Wong 2, 3, Safety Club 4, Softball Manager 2, 3, 4, Basket- Bixd-'cookg 9 :Lf M ft ball Manager 3, 4, Band l, 2, Tri- X IU br .. iffy? Hi-Y 2, President 3, 4, Yearbook ML, V , - Editor-in-Chief 4, Class Secretary 3. W 'ff ,U I7 X, ,rf f if 5, lv 1 HOW HARD WE WORKED ROSEMARIE A. WISLER Rose Commercial Social Dancing l, Typing 2, 3, Nurses' Club 2, 3, 4, Sewing and Fashion 4, Secretarial Service 4. RONALD H. ZlEGLER Ron General Fishing 3, Hot Rod 4, Hunting 3, Consumer Science 4, Boys' Cook- ing 3, Ping Pong 4. MILDRED J. Milly Commercial Guidance Club l, 2, 3f Intramural Basketball lg Secretarial Service 3, 47 Yearbook 45 Nurses' Club 4y Secretary lo Mr. Koleser 4. RONALD HUDSON Ron Academic Ron came to Bensalem in his sen- ior year from Garfield High School in Indiana. Wrestling 4. TO GET OUT THIS BOOK? c' 09 'us H , i lily x el FRANCES CULP Fran Commercial Frances came to Bensalem in her senior year from Lincoln High School. Band 47 Basketball 4. il THACKERY K. BULLOCK DOC Academic Thackery came to Bensalem in his senior year from Lower Moreland High School. A Ulu lcv., Xa .5 ' 9I FAVORITE .33 x fd X wg? -Q AUTOGRAPHS Burner Sales and Service The Besi' in Heaiing Oils P. J. EGGERT A+lan+ic Heaiing Oils PHONE ME 9-0528 Burner Service Confracfs Serving Lower Bucks Couniy Bes+ Wishes +0 +l1e Class of I958 J. MAURICE TOMLINSON HIGHLAND MARKETS Trevose Rd. and Grandview Ave. BRISTOL R.D. 9993. PA. SK 7-383i HOPS PETROLEUM E. J. MALONE 8. soN Spor+ing Goods Elmwood 7-49bl 492I Trevose Road BRISTOL Rn. 43. PA. 2' S+fee+ Road SK 7-24240 FEASTERVILLE, PA. Compliments of BUTCH'S MARKET AND AUCTION Compliments of 4'-TJ Y' ' x QIIl f7'I1' - M A I-1 f 1 o 1 'Z - 4 - The Home Of Vlornfs Cumulus 4'- The Swee+es1' Spoi' on Rou+e I3 70afwe'z'4 EDDINGTON, PENNSYLVANIA BUSINESS PATRONS AIRPORT BARBER SHOP 1837 Street Road, Eddington ME-9-9994 AIRPORT GRILL 1800 Street Road Eddington AL'S HOAGIES-STEAKS Street Road and Bustleton Pike Feasterville, EL-7-9921 AUTO PARTS 81 EQUIPMENT 2845 Bristol Pike Eddington, ME-9-5300 BIDDLE'S MARKET Andalusia ME-9-0177 CO. BOULEVARD SAME-DAY CLEANERS 882 Bristol Pike Andalusia, ME-9-0257 CALICO CORNERS U.S. 1 and Street Road Trevose, ME-9-9980 CHET'S BARBER SHOP 2867 Hulmeville Road Eddington, Pa. ERNIE'S GULF SERVICE Street Road and Old Lincoln Hwy. Trevose, ME-9-9998 ERVIN'S STORE Trevose, Pa. EL-7-1142 I FORREST HARDWARE Trevose, Pa. EL-7-O81 1 ROBERT W. GONAVER Meats and Produce Trevose, EL-7-9803 HAYES SERVICE 3560 Bristol Pike Eddington, Pa. HI-TEST SERVICE Trevose Pennsylvania WALT HOYER SUNOCO SERVICE Bristol Pike, Eddington ME-9-9832 J. P. RECORD SHOP Feasterville Shopping Center EL-7-6025 KLEBER'S GARAGE 3718 Bristol Pike Eddington, ME-9-0586 KNIFE-CRAFTERS 2793 Bristol Pike Eddington, Pa. EVE LOPER'S DRESSES AND 121 1 Lowell Ave., Andalusia ME-9-0382 T. N. LUZ REALTOR 2860 Bristol Pike Eddington, ME-9-51 oo MORTlMER'S CLOTHING 4059 Brownsville Road Trevose, EL-7-0224 PAT'S TEXACO SERVICE Marshall Ave. and Bristol Pike EL-7-9991 HOSIERY BUSINESS PATRONS RAE'S PAINT CENTER TREVOSE LUNCH 578 High Ave., Burlington, N. J. Trevose, Pa. Dudley 7-4949 EL-7-9853 RAY'S LUNCH TREVOSE MUSIC CENTER-CARDS-GIFTS 4507 Super Highway Trevose, Pa. SK-7-476 E-L-7-0075 SHIELDS PHARMACY TREVOSE FAMILY SHOE STORE Trevose, Pa. Brownsville Road, Trevose EL-7-0822 EL-7-0209 SERV-U, INC., HARDWARE :SQ PAINTS TREVOSE TV 81 APPLIANCE Trevose, Pa. Trevose, Pa. ME-9-2400 EL-7-l 4OO TREVOSE BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Trevose, Penna. EL-7-0633 PERSONAL PATRONS A Rich Adamson Alice and Don '58 Alma and Joe Christine Marie Alves Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Alves Mr. and Mrs. Frank Anderson Anoymous Aurora and Bob B Mrs. Hazel Beck Mr. and Mrs. Benshetler Mr. and Mrs. Richard Berg Bert and Ron Bev and Helen The Big Three, Inc. Bill and Jane Bill and Kathy Billy and Johnny Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Bixler Mr. and Mrs. John Blees Bob and Bobbie Bob and Tommy Mr. and Mrs. John C. Boell Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bogarde, Sr. Jean Brady Mr. and Mrs. Roman Brzoza Laura M. Budney Teresa Buick Butch and Marie C Mr. and Mrs. Mayhew Call Josephine G. Caravan Cathy and Bill Emily Christman Chinchilla Farms of Penna. Edw. James Conboy Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Edw. Conboy Mr. and Mrs. Stanley E. Cohen Connie and Leroy D Daniel Day Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Dechart Mrs. Emma Denneler R. J. Dole Paul J. Donhue E Mr, and Mrs. P. J. Eggert Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Eisen mann Henry and Teddy Eisemann Ervins General Store F Mr. and Mrs. Eugene L. Fegely The F. I. L. H.'s Flying A Service Forrest Hardware Jill Freeman A Friend G Mr. and Mrs. Orval Garrett PERSONAL PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Gaumann Gen and Frank Gene and Cass Mr. and Mrs. William Gibson Good luck, Class of '58 EJS Anna J. Griffith Cloyd and Charlotte Groninger Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Guerra H The Harner Family Frank Harper Jr. Mae Huber Hege Mr. and Mrs. Fred Helder Henny, Janie, Patsy, Renee George Henry Mr. and Mrs. George Henry Sr. Mr. and Mrs. William Hickey Mrs. Ruth Hoffman Home Room 99532 Mr. and Mrs. Horner l Bob and Rita Irwin J Jim's Texaco Service Jim and Willie John, Jim, Hal Mr. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Russ Jones Judy and Carol K Fred Kaiser Mr. and Mrs. F. Kaiser George W. Keaton Mrs. Keller Axel R. Kleinsorg L Alfred A. Launikonis Herman Levin Lois and Mike - Don and Fran Loper Linda, Deb, Donna Loper Mrs. Evelyn E. Loper Mr. and Mrs. Robert Loper Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Loper Sr. Lyn and Vince M Mr. H. J. Mancia Mary and Mike Marion Vetter McCrieght Arthur E. McGee Elberta E. McGee Melloneers Michl's Bakery Mary Ann Minch Dot Misnik Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Misnik Modern Jazz Musicians Mr. and Mrs. Montagno and Family Robert Moore Miss Moran Mortimer's Clothing Miss S. Moskaluk Bob and Chal Mudie Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mudie Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mudie Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Mudie Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mudie Florence and Diane Muller O Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Ody Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ossman Owlmanac Staff P Mr. and Mrs. John Padbury D. Palamihuh Mr. Parker Pat and Sam Mrs. Catherine Patrick Carol and Fern Peel Mr. and Mrs. Peter F. Perry Mr. and Mrs. Pilkington Polly R Annetta H. Reber William Reece Mr. Rhoads Rich and Gerry Benjamin Rigberg Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Riley Ron, Bob, Rick Mr. and Mrs. Roskos Walter N. Rudy S Mr. and Mrs. James Sargent Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. Schaum-. berg Mr. and Mrs. Schoenleber and Family Mr. and Mrs. Harold Schulz Stan Schwartz Miss Ann Seltzer Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Shafer Rev. and Mrs. John Shannon Marilyn Susan Shaw Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shaw Jr. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Snell Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H. States Jr. Mrs. Esther Stewart Mr. and Mrs. William Stinger Mr. and Mrs. J. Stockwell Jeff Stone Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stone W. T. Storey Mr. and Mrs. Russell C. Struble Lester l. Stump T Mr. John Tafel Mr. and Mrs. Chester J. Thomas Sr. Trevose TV Co. V Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Van Horn Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Vickers W Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. Wagner Mr. Robert W. Waters Mrs. Weinland Mrs. Wentz Mr. and Mrs. Wincewicz The WMEP Z A. B. Zimmerman Mr. and Mrs. David Zorger 99 T H ANKS X XNQQX45 YN-e Ko e-lsqniesc, 404 Qxoceie aggxedxaixoo 'xo dw eckxois, Bane Gump, xeooaxd Smodiea, and PANB 5 fcqqevx, Nvivoox Qodxx XGGXQ KX xNooN6 12 X0aX1eXOee0 ao 'xq0QoeelQ6XxN 'so Qiodoce out xleavooov. 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Y ' ' .A . 1 .-1 ,, . ,. j L., , . . , .. 1. - 1 1 - 1 1 1 f flu arfelrf fm 1 f ' ' 1- 3.2 'fl'-4.1 ' ' ' ' ' ' .4 1 ' 11 um If 1 1 1 . I e-4W'I,sun:. -' 1 4 , - . O .fn k .. ' b . , 5 . Q, N , 0 . t 11 ,A 1 ,. 0 Y . s. rfif.,,W0,..0M. l BLUE - 90 QUEEN CONNIE STELMASKI AND HER COURT: Carol Marshall, Mary Henry, Elaine Kupple, Barbara Gransback, Lyn Kershaw, and Katie Slohler. BLU E-GRAY NIGHT Ringmasfer, Mr. Barclay Well, we're up here. Now what? m a .dnfx WKU llrxe Qfaxl dl 1958 SOFTBALL TEAM Coach Reber informed us that the Team is only losing four Seniors: Captain, F. Culop P. Harperf P Hodgensy and I. Brodisch. 1958 BASEBALL TEAM 1958 TRACK TEAM 'lc Q2 hc E-is Coach Parsons gives last minufe instruc- tions ro Senior members of the team, Ron Bredbenner, Terry Allison, Tom Thompson, nk Rurecki, and Captain Herman Ellzy. k 9'Ve ,ani coachgjf CON' d Assus players Ody an Senior Cach O three dvlC9 X h d Sm a Dwyer and Daw Bob ,Ao . fi WMWLN, hmkwwmmtm . . , k :s.::.a..s. .5 9:5-.-f:..:...1r'1 :BML VM: Ji' L 1 I., ' QNQF' Q Y WNW . -W News , ' I 5 CLASS Graduation exercises were held in the gymnasium this year, due to inclement weather. Dr. Charles H. Boehm, Super- intendent ot the Department of Public Instruction, was the main speaker of the evening. Extem- poraneous speaking contest win- ners, Samuel Mudie and Thackary Bullock, spoke on Today's Youth in Tomorrovv's World. IHC! 0F '58 The class gift was presented by Kenneth Mortimer, Class Presi- dent, to Howard E. Speck, Sr., President of the Board of Educa- tion. Mr. Speck then presented the diplomas to the class. The highlight of the evening was the presentation of awards and scholarships to the outstand- ing members of the Class ot l958. ,Kai Es vs X :R fx 1 X1 5 in i Lx are Q tk., ' Mil' ,Keir lf-L VM, X rd Winnels we y ses: 4,551 OUTSTANDING GRADUATES R W W sis? 'f Sl 9 I 1. M P.S 5 ' -A. Scholarship Win Hers . ' Nels d and Scholarsltlp Wm Avia' During the summer, Bensalem was saddened to hear the news of the death of one of its most outstanding graduates of '58. Leonard Salandrea died at Graduate Hospital on July 30. Lenny came to Bensalem in his sophomore year. Since that time, he participated in many activities. He was a member of student council, choir, Owlmanac, Yearbook, National Honor Society, Hi-Y, and the football team. At graduation he received a P.S.E.A. scholarship for 35200, and dramatics award. Later he received news that he was awarded a 5500 a year scholarship from Food Fair. Lenny was planning to be a doctor and was entering Temple this fall as a Pre-med student. Leoflard Salandrea W TRIP Rng of We gum ll .A N' WW - Chang ,. Q. ...W ,,Hwmw-L1nf4R' K7 V. . A. KA ., kv .TQ K ........M K' .. in 'x Mount Vernon ' X of 'a NNMWE NWN All right, gun? Mfdshl pmen fs C hapel e a 'POS St nke Geor M mm 96- W . ashmgfon I5 Tom b WASHINGTQN 1958 you guys! Who's got the SCHOOL BOARD WILLIAM H. STATES, JR. WILLIAM A. DETTMER HOWARD E. SPECK, SR. Treasurer AUSTEN O. LARSON, JR. NORMAN C. GAUGLER Secretary J. MAURICE TOMLINSON President MRS. ODESSA B. BENGTS Vice-President HARRY ROTHWELL, JR. GEORGE T. KELTON Solicifor ON QXBNI Ox wbwgex THESE He won anyway! REMEMBER EdUCa1ed clown We needed something To II! brighten up ihat wa 5,1 I iiliizqmlalfy: It V ,Ai 1 ' v Ig, V lrflx lui.: at I il, IIEK ?HOHwHmZ 0-LCM NPZU MHHOW HZ HWPOK Om 4m5WwOOW I HZmHUm Om OOQEN I :NH -WOOW mmH OZm EOGW HO mmOCWm mg-HOKHZQ Em mcg QF-gm G zoadwzmo HWSWZSHQ DALLAS, TEXAS .. -. , 3. -1-- -,,- ,.. -L.,:-f ' - A -.f- - ' J -'iff' '+ ' ,-1 vgszn k- ' W ff ' v f .' 3-gp , :bmw 5-. 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