Central Bucks High School West - Antler Yearbook (Doylestown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1952 volume:

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Ji, -f v4 Ui? - 5- -.Sl .Y L, L. -V K 'is , 7' M. w 'c W.. .. .F - ,F ig 3 .1 1. --I ,B -5 P . ,X if a ,Q ya Q W, .W M, 'z T :S V , ' A I am a free wifh branches: some are benf And some are bending. and fhey'H nof refurn And if is nof a sad Hling. soul. Hlaf I Can sfand no longer sfraighf agalnsf the sky. if . , ,..x3?. Xi as - X s Q3 il' . . . Ralph Krewson Roelmfellow THE I nf er QF '. x V' ,4 fam, Om lguggziecl Ay fAe Q .gzniord CENTRAL BUCKS JOINT HIGH SCHMQOL DoYLEsTowN, RX U HK .. xx , X K 1' K l i I' Buckingham an of Central Bucks loin! High School The 1952 marks the beginning of a new era in education in Doylestown f our fathers have been realized in the f areas. The dreams o f Central Bucks joint High School. Although we, the class o ' ew school we still sensed the 52 o relnot fortunate enough to attend this n , bined activities of the Doylestown and Buckingham build- e 7 consolidaltion in com ' ' ' ' ' ' ' esents the ings. l ' l is one of those activities. lt repr ' f ll ws This yearbook, The Ant er, k f a staff composed of seniors from Doylestown and Buckingham. lt o o that the consolidation has been wor o in the oot-steps of the other visual evidences ' l d the new ring, the new school colors, and many others compl ted. These inc u e too nulmerous to mention. ' ' d throughout the book. Accompanying the The theme of Trees is carrie ' s are appropriate verses which show how each activity contributes to our drawipg educational and social background. ' l d e the aid given to us in preparing this book. To ' h ' and Miss P Maritz, We wish to acknow e g rogress Associates, the publisherg Maddox Studio, the photograp er , Mrs. Miller, and Miss Lukens, we extend our heartfelt gratitude. -,The 'Editors ADNHNXSTRAT1 ON AND FACULTY .,,....,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, SENXORS .............................,............,........,. UNDERCL ASSES ...... .............,..,...........,.,....,.,. SCHOOL LXFE CLUBS AND O iaEAixiiiZK1251kE , MU SKC ...........,..........,, ,.,,.. ATHLETXCS ........,..,.., yumoa Hum f x: wager? .mg Q- -ff QL MQW. sw M' 4 Am lv 7 - as L , ' ,M.-SQWWM my., .,,3.x,,-Mu ..-A..m:w1,-D-,Www-.9 . , , X A W! ,pl L MA ,. Q 2 .. .C 'zu . ' 1 u fvv-' X 3 ' 'NLS' Cv' K.-'P-.af W - +V- - f 1 ww. qw MWEQL . wb ,qw 5,5 2 wg-A35 V. Doylestown Building of Central Bucks loint Hig In Scloool 8 14 58 46 54 62 68 82 2-f 954.2 W, Eli? 3.wf.'a' f if A A 1 4-5 f:ffl: 'XM if . ,ff ,il ff Z f ,ff'f Qnzli M , W if X wt sf Af V , . xklliw A K4 ,A , V, ,, yd ,,,, Q I-'Afllll'Y ADMINISTRA l'ION . swf? 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I 5 'ii lil J '1 Whit l fwllll Hui L , - . ,Xssis A Anlllllllhll-lllxh Al3MlNlS'l'RArl'lVlj ASSlS'l'AN'I'S llesitles lveing printipal of the Bucliinglirim group ot Clentrtil llutks, Mr. Shafer is also responsible for the tr.insport.ition ot' Central Bucks students to and from sthool. Mr. Reese is he-.ul of the Doylestowri building of Central Butlss .intl supervises Senior High School .utivitles College or XX'ork? Your questions can iilways be taken to the very tplpnhle counseling of Miss Ngulor. Miss Gritlith heads the junior High School of Doylestown, supervising their numerous activities. 'L F Jim, H 3 .S . MES Rllliiversltyf Bsiialiiil Tergiiriministrative MMS FACULTY LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Mrss Althea Mantz Cedar Crew! College, A.B. Miss Martha Chimileski Elmira College. B.A. H l?Ei3L??SiL1?2EQiLifE'2 Q idmdhxl E CATIONAL ARTS DEPA RTMEN7 Mrs. Carolyn Bachmann P6IZI1J'JlI'cI77lrl Slrzle College. B.S. Mr. Bartley Elfman Lafajelfe College, B.S., C.E. Miss Katherine Maher Teurbem' College Colnnzblrz Lv71lI'6'l'.tllQ. BS.. MA. Mrs. Mary Stewart Bearef' College, B.S. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Mrs. jacquelyn Gilbert Urrinuf College, B.S. Mr, Luther Boyer Suyquelzunnu U7Zll'6l'.l'llv1', A.B. Bucknell Ullf1'61'.fflj', M.A. Mr. Lester Xwulfe Mulalenlverg College, B.S. Bzrrknell Urzirefzrify, M.A. HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Mr. Raymond Dodock Uneil Cberfer Slale Tc'JL'Dt31'.l'l College, B.S. Mr. Stanley MacFarland Springfield' College, B.S. Mrs. Shirley XX'estbrook R14,-.relSr1ge College, BS. Miss Lillian V. Kelley Temple L'IZIl'6!'.l'If-J. 13.5. Mr. VUilliam Wlolfe Temple I,'r1i1'e11fit5. B.S., M.S. Mrs. Marie L. Davis R.N. Ofnmge Me11m1'l.1l Tmlnnzg Sfbiml COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Miss Mae Light Al.u'yu'00d College. B.S. Mr. jon Pomrinke Bl00I11lbIl1'g Slale Teurlyerzi' College, B.S Miss Blanche Cliffton Temple Unirerfity Mr. Thomas Phayre Ll7lII'L'?'.l'If'j' of PL 717Z,lQ'll'd7lId, B.S. in Ed. MS. in Ed. Miss Kathleen Miller Blfmmrbzng Stale TL'rlL'l967'.lI College, B.S lull ,ro- HISTORY DEPARTMENT Mr. Ralph Michener Linheld College, B.S. M1'. Wlilliam Zalmiser Edirzboro State Telzrlzerf' College. B.S. Pefzzllyliwiitz Shire College, M.Ed. Mr. john Czerniakowski Bl007II.fblH'g Stale Telzclaefir' College, 13.5 Mr. Raymond XVodock Il eJt Cl1eJ1erS1r11e Tearlaerxr' College, B.S. Mr. Earl W. Miller Mulalenburg College. PlJ.B. Mr. Allen P, George Lafuyelte College. A.B., M.S N. 4? MATHEMA Tl CS DEPARTMENT Miss Sydney Myers I,'r1rl11u.r College, A.B. Temple Uzzlrerfifg, EAM. Mr. Forrest Sowers Franklin and Mm-.rhall College, B.S l,llll1'81',llI,1 of Penn.f3l1':1nia. MS. Mr. Robert Finn Earl Sno11di'b1n'g Stale Tearherr' College. B.S. Mrs, Marion Brunner I,l1',lI71ll,f College. AB. Qu ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Miss Marjorie O'Donnell Marywood College, B.S. Miss Jane Kohler Urxrinnf College, AB. Temple University, Ed.M. Mr. Robert Marshall Unirferrily of Pennrylrfania, B.S. Miss Elizabeth M. Berger L'niL'e1'fity of Pennfylzfania, B.S,, M5 Miss Mary Swartzlaneler Swarllzmofe College, A.B. Mr. Frank Donchez Moravian College, B.A. Miss Ruth Burdick Denifon Unirferfily, BA. Miss Thelma Brewer Wes! Claerter Slate Teuflaerr' College, B.S. FINE ARTS DEPARTMENT MISS MARJORIE O'DONNELL Marywood College, B.S. MR. GINO MULE Columbia University, B.S. MISS MELBA LUKENS Moore Institute of Art, B.F.A. MRS. BARBARA GEISSINGER West Chester State Teachers' College, B.S. New England Conservatory, M.M. MRS. HELEN BUCKMAN 1AbsentJ West Chester State Teachers' College, B.S. 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Turnicky. 1 141 SENIOR CLASS-DOYLESTOWN The senior class of 1952 had a large variety 0 activities to participate in, and the greatest numbe of participants in the history of Doylestown, Part o the library was appropriated to house the overflox from the two regular homerooms: 306 and 303. Homeroom periods were used to best advantag and often sponsored several concurrent programs fo varied interests. Among oufltstanding achievements during the yea were the play My Sister Eileen, the Skating Party a scrap drive, and the Wasliington Trip in April. 4 1 4. W... . mfg? K-2-it D ADVISDRS Every senior class is a busy class and this year's was no exception. Their first project to tackle was the management of the cafeteria. After accomplishing this task they hurried on to their Sadie Hawkins Dance which proved well worth their while. Christmas brought on parties and the thrill of winning first prize for class room decorations. The new year started out with small class activities culminating in a St. Patty's Dance and the mirthful class dinner and movie. Wfith spring in the air the Seniors looked towards commencement and a last evening together. On this happy note they face the future! rf, 5 W gf i... 3 i S Wk 'Bt ssl, 2 -,J-Q 4' Wx :.- - ay,-+.. ,, -pr . , it-if 2.19555 - .' ' . . ,- I CHARLES BACH litickingliain SENIOR PRlfSI17lfNl' SENIOR OFFICERS-left to right: R. Stotz, vice-presidentg S. XY'iley, fl'C.l5Lll'C'l'Q Mrs. Miller, advisorg H. SC.ll'bOl'ULlgl1, corresponding secretaryg S. Hanna, re- cording Secretary. Serzjm' AJ:imri--Strliucliixg: Mr. Reese. Sitting: Miss Light, Mrs. Miller, Miss Kahler. Ahsent, Mr. M.irshall. U51 ELAINE D. ARNOLD Elaine . . . Conscientious . . . good-natured Traffic Squad 2, 3. 43 Co-captain 3g Captain 4g Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Rifle 3, 43 Treasurer 43 Hockey 1, 2, 33 Home Room Vice-president 13 Nurse's Rgyqym Seq, 2, 3g Newstaff 43 Tennis 23 Wtwrk Experience 3, 4. CHARLES FREDERICK BACH Charles . . Studious . . . Scientific Class President 43 National Honor Society 4 Stu dent Council 13 Year Book Associate Editor 4 Commencement Committee 43 Soccer 1. DANIEL L. BARBER Dan . . . Comical . . . Happy-go-lucky Football 1, 3, 4g Basketball 13 Track 23 Intra- mural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Golf 33 Projection Squad 1, 2, 3, 43 Student Council 1, 2, 33 jr. Prom Committee 3. CATHERINE ANN BAXTER Cass . . , Easy going . . . Likeable FREDERICK D. BEAN Fred . . . Hidden humor . . . obliging Basketball 33 Golf 2, 33 Intramural Basketball 2, 3. MARTHA MARY BECK Becky . . . Shutter bug . . . Capable Girls' Chorus 2, 33 TraHic Squad 2, 3 4 Oil Painting Club 3, 4g Photography Club 3, 4 Com mencement Usher 3. ROBERT E. BECK Bob . . . Conscientious . . . Scientifically minded Rifle 3, 43 Intramural Basketball 33 Baseball 13 Projection Squad 1, 2, 3, 43 Amplification Squad 2, 3, 43 Track 2, 3. DOROTHY LOIS BEER Dottie . , . Witty . . . Efficient Homeroom Treasurer 2, 33 Homeroom secretary 4 Work Experience 4. E161 ANNA CAROLA BENECKE Carol . . . Friendly . . . Cheerful Mixed Chorus 2, 5, 43 Girls' Chorus 23 Harlequin Club 5, 43 Secretary 43 Yearbook Associate Editor 43 Yearbook Business Staff 43 Gym Dem 5, 43 Student Council 4. PATRICIA ANNE BIGLEY Pat . . . Effervescent . . . Versatile Hockey 1, 2, 5, 43 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 5. 43 Cheerleader 2, 5, 41 Captain 43 Student Council 1, 23 Varsity Club 23 Trathc Squad 2, 5, 43 Harle- quin Club, 5, 43 Play 43 Masqueraders' Club 1, 23 Play 1, 21 Prom Queen Attendant 53 Girls' Chorus 53 Gym Helper 5g Gym Dem 1, 2, 5. 41 Clim- mencement Ifsher 53 Prom Committee 53 Declama- tion Contest 23 Senior Play 4, BENHAM L. BLEAM Bleamie . . . Good natured . . . Ladies' m in Intramural Basketball 2, 5, 4. EMMA MARIE BROWN Merf . . . Cordial . . . Considerate Hockey 1, 2, 53 Trathc Squad 4. GAILE ELAINE BUEHLER XX!oody . . , Poised . . . Artistic Homeroom treasurer 13 Yearbook Business Staff l, 23 Student Council 1 3 Gym Dem 13 Masqueraders' Club 23 Harlequin Club 5, 43 News Staff 53 Com- mencement Usher 53 Wfindovv Painting Contest 43 Trathc Squad 43 Art Room Supervisor 43 Year- book Art Staff 43 Tennis 4. WILLIAM F. BURCAW, JR. Bill . . . Congenial . , . Earnest Houston, Texas: R.O.T.C, Z3 Honor Dt' ill Team 2 3 Buckingham: Soccer 53 Basketball 53 Baseball 53 Mixed Chorus 53 Boys' Glee Club 53 Central Bucks: Football 4. WILLIAM FRANKLIN BURK Bill . . . Amiable . . . Hard worker Intramural Basketball 2, 5, 4. MARIAN A. BUSIK Pee VUee . . . Petite lass with a sunny smile im sa i if I. JAMES HOWARD CAMPBELL Jim . . . Wing-conscious . . . Courteous Homeroom President 1, 23 Student Council 1, 2, Football 1, 2, Basketball Manager 2, 3, 43 Harle- quin Club 3. VANETTA MARY CAMPBELL Netta . . . Vivacious . . . Winsome Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, captain 3, 45 Student Council 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, 3, 4g Glee Clubs 1, 2, Hockey Manager 4, Prom Committee 3. ELIZABETH WATERS CARR Betty . . . Modish . . . Cordial Sr. Mixed Chorus and Glee Clubs 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Buckaneer 1, 2, 3, 4, Business Man- ager 1, 2, 3, Editor 4, Hockey 3, 4, Manager 1, Basketball manager 1, 2, Commencement Com- mittee 4g Assistant Business Manager Yearbook 4. JEANETTE AUDREY CARVER Jeanette . . . Pleasant . . . Tranquill Harlequin Club 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 4, Masqueraders' Club, 1, 2. FRANK MILLER CASWELL, JR. Frank . . . Sports-loving . . . Loquacious Student Council 2, 3, 4, President 3, Vice-President 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4g Basketball 2, 3, 4g Soccer 2. 3, 4, Captain 4, Year Book Staff 4. MARY ELIZABETH CONDICT Mary . . . Serene . . . Clever Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 2, 3, Masquer- aders' Club Zg Harlequin Club 3, 4, Senior Play 4. FAYE MOORE COOK Nipper . . . Exquisite beauty . . . Petite Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4g Traffic Squad 2, 3, 43 Home- room Secretary 2. U33 SHIRLEY ANN DETWEILER Shirley , . . Merry . . . Commendable alto Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Special Chorus 4, District Chorus 4, Traffic Squad 2, 3, 4. RICHARD DONALD DE WALD Dick . . . Winning manner . . . Energetic Wausaw jr. High, Wisconsin: Student Council 13 Service Council 1, Vice-President 13 Dramatic Club 1, Play 13 Thomas Dale H. S. Chester, Va.: Stu- dent Council 23 Central Bucks: Yearbook editorial staff 4: Homeroom president 4. RONALD P. DIDUCK Ronnie . . . Well groomed . . . Thoughtful Band 1 3 Orchestra 1 3 Mixed Chorus 1, 23 Masquer aders' Club 1, 23 Harlequin Club 3, 4, Play 4 Trafiic Squad 2, 3, 4g Work experience 3, 4 Senior Play 4. MARLENE MARGARETE DIETERICHS Molly . . . Dimpled, rosy cheeks . . . Well- groomed Traflic Squad 2, 3, 43 Hockey 2, 33 Homeroom Treasurer 23 Homeroom Vice-President 33 Gym Helper 2, SQ Nurse Assistant 2, 3. EDWARD E. DUBOIS Ed . . . Easy going . . . Fun-loving Intramural basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Art Club 1, 2, 3 Masquerader Club 2. A. CHARLES DU BREE Chas . . . Willing worker . . . Cheerful Masqueraders' Club 1, 2, Play 13 Work experience 43 Harlequin Club 43 Senior Play 4. MARILYN ETHEL DU BREE Dee . . . Helpful . . . Smooth Skater Gym Helper 23 Intramural Basketball Co-Manage 33 Commencement Usher 33 Gym Dem 33 Work experience 4. HARRY RICHARD DUERR Dick . . . Carefree . . . Dashing Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Co-Captain 13 Baseball 1, 2, 33 Honorable Mention 23 Basketball 1, 33 Captain 13 Track 2g Gym Dem 1, 3, 43 Gym Helper 4g Class Vice-President 13 Student Council 1, 2. DOLORES LOUISE EDELMANN Holly . . . Skillful skater . . . Happy-go-lucky Mixed Chorus 2, 43 Gym Dem 3, 4g Prom Com mittee 35 Gym Helper 2. U91 SHIRLE S. EHRENFELD Shirl . . . Smooth dancer . . . Quick-witted Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 43 Special Chorus 3, 43 Opera 33 Girls' Chorus 43 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Traffic Squad 2, 3, 43 Masqueraders' Club 1, 23 Homeroom President 13 Gym Dem 33 Band 1. JANET M. ELVILLE janet . . . Blithe smile . . . Delightful dimples Trathc Squad 2, 3, 43 Homeroom Secretary 1 Homeroom Treasurer 43 Archery 23 Majorette 2 3, 43 Prom Committee 33 Gym Dem 33 Commence ment Usher 33 Harlequin Club 4. ELAINE C. ETTENGER Yany . . . Mischievous . . . Gay Majorette 2, 3, 43 Archery 23 Gym Dem 33 Com- mencement ljsher 3. RITA ANN EVANICK Rit . . . Roguish . . . Anything goes Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Harlequin Club 3. WALTER PAUL EVANS Walt . . . Sincere , . . Considerate Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 33 Special Chorus 33 Bucks County Chorus 33 Year- book Business Stalf 1, 2, 43 Masqueraders' Club 23 Traffic Squad 4g Prom Committee 3. FREDERICK GEORGE FIESSER Fritz . . . Independent . . . Prankster Masqueraders' Club 1, 23 Band 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 3, Intramural Basketball 3, 4. YORK K. FISCHER York . . . Hot-Rod Happy . . . Witty Hilltown: Mixed Chorus 1, 23 Baseball 1, 23 Penmanship Club 13 Dramatic Club 23 Play 23 Talent Contest 13 Central Bucks: Intramural Bas- ketball 3, 43 Golf 3, 43 Baseball 43 Track 4. JOANNE M. FITZGERALD jo . . . Warm-hearted . . . Friendly Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 43 Special Chorus 3, 43 Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 43 Harlequin Club 3, 43 Traffic Squad 2, 3, 43 Masqueraders' Club 1. U01 DANIEL G. FOLEY Dan . . . Persevering . . . Musically minded Band 2, 5, 45 Orchestra 2, 4, Bux-Mont Band 5, 4. WILLIAM FONASH Bill . . . True track man . . . Facetious Football 5, 4, Track 2, 5, 4. JACQUELINE LOIS FRETZ jacquie . . . Affable . . . Competent Harlequin Club 5, 4, Play 4, Yearbook Associate Editor 43 Color Guard Capt. 5, 4, Sub. 2, Student Council 1, 59 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 53 Dec- lamation Contest 2, 5, Second prize 2g Trafhc Squad 2, 5, 4, News Staff 4, Wlorld Affairs Coun- cil 4g Mixed Chorus 51 Girls' Chorus 2, Gym Dem 53 Commencement Ijsher 3, Homeroom Pre- sident Zg Masqueraders' Club 1, 23 Play Ig Temple French Contest 53 Tennis 2, Archery lg Year- book Business Staff 1. ARLENE M. FRILING Dolly . . . Energetic . . . Oh, so nice! W'ork Experience Program 4. JOHN DAVID FUNK Daring Dave . . . Good sport Baseball 1, 2, 4, Intramural Basketball 1, 4. MARY LOUISE GILBERT Shorty . . . Diminutive . . . Good natured Nurse ASSISYHUI 35 H0Ck6y 1, 2, 5, Commencement Usher 53 Gym Dem 25 Gym Helper 3. DONALD M. GLASGOW Don . . . Generous . . . Irresistible grin Don came to Central Bucks from Frankford High School in Philadelphia. EILEEN MARIE GORMAN Eileen . . . Oh, that laugh! . , . Easygoing Came to Central Bucks from St. Basil Academy in her sophomore year. Activities there: Dramatic Club 1, 2g Hockey 1, 23 Class Treasurer 25 Central Bucks: Intramural Basketball 5, 4g Harlequin Club 43 Tralhc Squad 43 Gym Dem 5, 43 Com- mencement Usher 5g Mixed Chorus 4. E211 ROBERT G. GOWAN 'Bob . . . Little stick o'dynamite BERNARD GRABILL Bernie . . . Silent type . . . Polite DORIS LOUISE GREB Louise . . . Fun to be with . . . Helpful Yearbook Business Staff 13 Intramural Basketball 1. CAROLYN HOLLIS GREENAWALT Holly . . . Athletic . . . Fun loving Hockey 3, 43 Traffic Squad 2, 3, 43 Capt. 2, 3 Student Council 23 Yearbook Editorial Staff 4 Masqueraders' Club 23 Harlequin Club 43 Rifle 2 Gym Dem 1, 2, 3, 43 Intramural Basketball 1, 3 Homeroom Secretary 23 Homeroom Treasurer 1 33 Prom Committee 3. BARBARA MAY GREGORY Chick . . . Graceful . . . Charming Came to Central Bucks from Ambler High School at the beginning of her senior year. Activities there: Gym Dem 1, 23 Chorus 1, 23 Central Bucks: Work Experience 4. WILLETS PARKER HAINES Bunker . . . Big-hearted . . . Full o'fun Came to Central Bucks from Ocean City. Activities there: Band 1, 2, 33 Swimming 1, 2, 55 Soccer 2, 3, 43 Track 1, 23 Skating 13 Model Club 1, 23 Central Bucks: Band 4. ALBERT L. HALL Ambitious A . . . Pleasant and popular Baseball lg Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. MARGARET A. HANBY Peggy . . . Beautiful voice . . . Neat 'n trim Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Hockey 2, 3, 43 Cheerleader 2, 33 Prom Commit tee 33 Yearbook Editorial Staff 43 Talent Show 3 Basketball 1, 23 News Staff 43 Gym Dem 4. U21 1 x HARRY HANKINS Hank . . . Hep to the jive . . . Dry-witted Came to Central Bucks from Frankford High in his junior year. There he took part in Football 1, 3. NELLIE SUSAN HANNA Susie . . . Imperative . . . Genuine Hockey 3, 4. Captain 4, Recording Secretary 4 Glee Club and Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 4, Associate Editor of Yearbook 4, Safety Squad 1, 2, Assistant Librarian 2. DONALD W. HARDY Don . . . Mechanically minded . . . jovial Yearbook Business Staff 2. ELIZABETH M. HARDY Betty . . . Fun loving . . . Dependable Color Guard 2, 3, 43 Intramural basketball 3g Co-manager 33 Mixed Chorus 45 Prom Committee 3, Gym Dem 3, 4g Commencement Usher 3, Gym Helper 3. RICHARD ALLEN HARRIS Dick . . . Hard worker . . . Eve-ryone's friend Harlequin Club 3, 4, Play 3, 4, President 4, Masqueraders' Club 1, 2, Play 1, 25 Projection Squad 2, 3, 45 Track, Class Vice-President 4, Homeroom President 3. SHIRLEY ANNE HARRY Lee , . . Sunny smile . . . Sunny disposition Harlequin Club 3, 4, Gym Dem 3, Art Dem 1, Traffic Squad 3, 43 Girls' Chorus 3, Yearbook Editorial Staff 43 Masqueraders' Club 2g Rifle 3. JANE DILLON HENNESSY Janie . . . Behind the footlights . . . Energetic Harlequin Club 3, 4, Play 3, 4, Masqueraders' Club 1, 2, Play 1, 2, Treasurer 25 Gym Dem 1, 2, 3, 4, Hockey 1, 2, 3, Cheerleader 3, 43 Del- egate to Civic Forum League 4, Intramural Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Gym Helper 3, 4, Declamation Contest 2, 3, First Prize 23 Trafhc Squad 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 2, Commencement Usher 3g Prom Comm. 3, News Staff 43 Girls' Chorus 4, Student Council 1, 2. THOMAS W. HICKMAN Tom . . . Variety of interests . . . False front of puns Came to Central Bucks from Oakland School N. Y. in Senior year. Activities there: Soccer 33 Basket- ball 3, Tennis 35 Steering Comm. 33 Hall Procter 3: Central Bucks: Associate Editor of Yearbook 4. INA M. HINKLE Hinkle . . . Congenial . . . Good sport Girls' Chorus Z, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Traffic Squad 4, Harlequin Club 3. 4. HELEN MARIE HOCK Hockey . . . Everlasting smile . . . Sports- minded Olney Higr School: Basketball 1, 2, Volley Ball 1, 2, Girls' Athletic Club 1, 2, Central Bucks: Intramural Basketball 3, 4, Art Room Duty 4, Halloween XX'indow Painting Contest 4, Tennis 4. GEORGE XWILLIAM HOFFMAN Sparrow . . . Dependable . . . Big-hearted Football 1. 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3, Intramural Basketball 1, 2, Trafiic Squad 4, Stage Crew 1, 2, 3. 4, Projection Squad 2, 3, 4, Harlequin Club 3. 4, Play 3, Masqueraders' Club 1, 2, Play 2, Gym Dem 31 Homeroom Ofbcer 1, Prom Comm, 3. ROBERT A. HORN Bob . . . Musical . . . Progressive Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Librarian 2, Roll Keeper 3, Vice- President 4, Orchestra 3, 4, President 4, Bux- Mont Band 2, 3, 4, District Band 3, State Band 3' Football 1, Track 1, 3, 4, Student Council 2? Junior Rotarian 4, Intramural Basketball 2, 3. KENNETH HEYS HUBER Ken . . . All Around American Boy Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co'Captain 4, Honorable Men- tion 3, Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4,'Track 2, 3, 4, Base- ball 1, Gym Dem 3, 4, Prom Comm. 3, Gym Helper 4, Homeroom Vice-President 3, Wrmrk Ex- perience 3, Senior Play 4. DOROTHY ETHEL HUDDLE Ethel . . . Amiable . , . Thoughtful Girls' Chorus 3, 4, Traffic Squad 4. ANN MARIE HURLEY Poodles . . . Adventurous . . . Personality Masqueraders' Club 1, 2, Harlequin Club 3, 4, Hockey Manager 4, Assistant 3, Gym Dem 1, 2, Head Commencement Usher 3, Traffic Squad 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, News Staff 4. VIRGINIA R. IRWIN Ginny . . . Efhcient . . . Amiable Traffic Squad 2, 3, 4, Harlequin Club 3, Dem. 3, Masqueraders' Club 1, 2, Homeroom Pre- sident 1, Student Council 1 , Coinmencem 3, Gym Helper 2, 3, XVork Experience Committee 3, Homeroom Banker 2. E241 ent Usher 4, Prom 4, Gym RICHARD KENNETH JACOBS Dick . . . Tall . . . Kind-hearted . . . Helpful RAYMOND VINCENT JAMESON Jamey . . . Big ideas , . . Wfhat a line! Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Co-Captain 15 Baseball 15 Intramural Basketball 1, 25 Track 15 Gym Dem. 3. 45 Gym Helper 45 Student Council 15 Home- room Officer 15 Traffic Squad 45 Masqueraders Club 2' Prom Comm 3' Sta 'e Crew 3, 45 Wtirk 1 - v 'E Experience 2, 33 Senior Play 4. PATRICIA ANN KEENAN Pat . . . Dry-witted . . . W'ell-groomed Hockey 15 Student Council 25 Intramural Basket- ball 35 Gym Dem. 35 Color Guard 2, 3. DORIS ELIZABETH KELLERMAN Dot . . . Versatile . . . Wlinsome Color Guard 3, 45 Class Treasurer 33 Student Council 2, 35 World Affairs Delegate 45 Intra- mural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Archery 15 Harlequin Club 45 Traffic Squad 45 Mixed Chorus 3, 45 Yearbook Business Staff 1, 25 Homeroom Treasurer 2, 45 News Staff 45 Prom Committee 3. ANNE LOUISE KLEIN Anne . . . Straightforward . . . Kindly Orchestra 1, 25 Intramural Basketball 15 Yearbook Business Staff 1, 25 Trathc Squad 2, 3, 45 Harle- quin Club 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 3. VIOLET ESTHER KNECHEL Violet . . . Bright smile . . . Earnest W'ork Experience Program 45 Gym Dem. VIRGINIA MILDRED LANDIS Ginny . . . Kind-hearted . . . Friendly Drum Majorette 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Gym Dem. 3, 45 Tennis 25 Commencement Usher 35 Prom Comm. 3. 3. JOAN TERESA LANG Joni . . . Spirited . , . Lighthearted Melrose Academy: Basketball 1, 25 Hockey 1, 25 Tennis 25 Play 1, 25 Glee Club 1, 25 Germantown High: Gym Leader 35 Chorus 35 Central Bucks: Yearbook Editorial Staff 45 Wtwrk Experience 4. U51 ee tr an af' 'Y 1 was ANNE CHRISTINE LAPP Anne . . . Amicable . . . Helpful Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Girls' Chorus 1, 2. C. ROBERT LEAR Bob . . . Xwilling worker . . . Courteous Traffic Squad 2, 3, 43 Harlequin Club 3, 43 Stage Crew 1, 2, 3, 43 Boys' Chorus 13 Art Room Duty 3. PETER LEIBRICK Pete . . . Artistic . . . Oh, those jokes! Homeroom President 13 Student Council 23 Year- book Art Staff 43 Gimbel Art Contest 1, 2. CHARLOTTE BEATRICE MAMOUNIS Charl . . . Friendly . . . Oh, those eyes! Yearbook Associate Editor 43 Majorette 2, 3, 43 Harlequin Club 3, 43 Treasurer 43 Trafhc Squad 43 Gym Dem. 1, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 33 Prom Com- mittee 33 Commencement Usher 33 Cheerleader 13 Captain 13 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 33 Masquer- aders' Club 1, 23 Play 1, 23 Archery 23 Hockey 13 Bible Club 33 Homeroom President 23 Senior Play 4. CHARLES MASHTALER Charles . . . Good worker . . . Friendly Boys' Chorus 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Pro- jection Squad 2, 3, 43 Amplification Squad 3, 4. DOROTHY EILEEN MASON Dotty . . . A friend to all . . . Sincere Co-Editor of Yearbook 43 Cheerleader 1, 3, 43 Class Secretary 3, 43 Student Council Secretary 43 Mixed Chorus 3, 43 President 43 Traffic Squad 2, 3, 43 First Lieutenant 43 Hockey 1, 2, 3, 43 Intra- mural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Harlequin Club 3, 43 Prom Queen Attendant 33 Gym Dem. 3, 43 News Staff 33 Masquerade-rs' Club 1, 23 County Chorus 43 Orchestra 33 Opera 3. ROSLYN MATHEWS Ros . . . Xwonderful worker . . . Camaraderie Hockey 1, 2, 3, 43 Intramural basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Harlequin Club 3, 43 Play 43 Associate editor of Yearbook 43 Trafiic Squad 2, 3, 43 Secretary 43 Mixed Chorus 43 Prom Committee 33 Commence- ment Usher 33 Gym Dem. 3, 4. BARBARA JOAN MCEVOY Barb . . . Fashionable . . . Friendly no Class Treasurer 43 Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 43 President 2, 43 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 43 Secretary 43 Prom Queen Attendant 33 Prom Committee 33 Com- mencement Usher 33 Homeroom Secretary 33 Homeroom Treasurer 13 Tratiic Squad 4. BETTY JANE MCEVOY Betty . . . Carefree . . . Captivating Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 43 President 33 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 43 Prom Queen Attendant 33 News Staff 33 Commencement Usher 33 Prom Committee 3. WILLIAM HORN MCEVOY Bill . . . Born leader . . . Likeable Student Council 1, 2, 3, 43 President 43 Class Pre- sident 3, 43 State Orchestra 53 District Orchestra 3, 43 County Music Festival 33 Orchestra 1, 3, 43 Concertmaster 3, 43 President 33 Rifle 3, 4g Bas- ketball 23 Intramural Basketball 3, 43 Junior Ki- wanian 3. CHARLOTTE I. MEALING Char . . . Full of fun . . . Good sport Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Harlequin Club 3, 4g Play 33 Masqueraders' Club 1, 23 Traffic Squad 1, 2, 43 Yearbook Business Staff 1, 2, 43 Archery 13 Prom Committee 33 Tennis 23 News Staff 4. ROBERT W. MELCHER Bob . . . Ready laugh . . . Out-doors man Baseball 1, 23 Football 1. GLADYS JEAN MITMAN Merry Mitty . . . Helpful Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 43 Yearbook Business Staff 33 Commencement Usher 33 Harlequin Club 3, 43 Work Experience Program 4. DONALD I.. MORRIS Don . . . Contagious grin . . . Courteous Student Council 13 Homeroom Vice-President 1, 23 Traffic Squad 1, 2, 3. VIRGINIA NAGURN Y 'Genial Ginny . . . Cheerful Mixed Chorus 43 Yearbook Business Staff 1, 23 Yearbook Typing Staff 4. BARBARA ANN NASH Barb Infectious i le Ener etic - - - 888 - f - 8 Harlequin Club 3, 43 Masquerades' Club 1, 23 Art Dem 13 Traffiic Squad 4g Hallowe'en Window Painting Contest 4g Commencement Usher 33 Prom Comm. 33 Yearbook Business Staff 1. wi MARION R. NOBLETTE Ricky . . . Considerate . . . just plain nice! Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Gym Dem. 1 RHELDA ELLEN NUSS Rhelda . . . Quiet . . . Conscientious . . . Buck aneer Typist 3, Reporter 4, Teen Talks 1, 2. BERNARD E. O'NEILL Bern . . . Droll . . . Good humored Intramural Basketball 1, 2, XX'ork Experience Pro- gram 3, 4. PENELOPE ANNE ORR Penny . . . Good hearted . . . Ready humor Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Archery 1, 2, Band 2, 35 Varsity Club 23 Gym Dem. 1, 2. ROBERT S. OVERHOLT Bob . . . jovial . . . Everybody's pal Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 5, 4, Projection Squad 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 43 Mixed Chorus 43 Track 45 Homeroom Treasurer 1. KATHLEEN LORRAINE PACKARD Kathy . . . Congenial . . . Admirable Pianist Gym Dem. 1, 2, 3, 4g Yearbook Business Staff 1, 2, 3, 4g Commencement Usher 3. S. SHAW PAINTER Shaw . . . Calculating . . . Practical Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball Manager 2, 3, 4, W'hite House Committee 35 Temple Math Contest 4. CHARLES RONALD PERRY Charlie . . . Wfell-liked . . . Straight-forward Track 2, 3, 45 Convention Hall Relay Team 3, 4, Basketball lg Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 43 Cap- tain 2, 3, Homeroom President 3, 4. 1281 FRED PETRY Gus . . , Humorous , . . Husky Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 5, di Football 4g Base- ball 2, 3, 43 Homeroom Vice-President 2, 4. ALFRED GEORGE PIDCOCK Al . . . Always helpful . . . Courteous 7 7 Band -3 5. 43 Orchestra 2, 3, 43 Librarir 5 c rctary-Treasurer 43 District Band 3, 43 Faux ly ont Band Z, 5, 43 County Orchestra 3, 4g Proief Squad 5, 4. JOAN POTTER joan , . . Full of life . . . Impulsive Namaronech High School: Maiorette 33 Student Council 53 Girls' Council 23 News Staff 23 French Club 2, 53 German Club 53 Swimming Club 1, 23 Dramatic Club 53 Glee Club l, 2, 53 Central Bucks: Hockey 43 Basketball 43 Yearbook Edi- torial Staff 43 Harlequin Club 41 Mixed Chorus 4. PATRICIA DOROTHY QUINN Pat . . . Attractive . . , Feminine St. Hubei't's Catholic High-Tally Ho SIIIT Rc porter 1, 23 Art Club 1, 23 French Club l Cen Bucks: Student Council 33 Mixed Chorus 4 Hai lequin Club 3. JAMES VAN PELT RADCLIFF jim , . . Popular . . . Ace basketball player, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Captain 43 Baseball 13 2, 3, 43 Football 13 Class Vice-President 2, 33 Student Council l, 23 Homeroom Officer 1, 23 Traffic Squad 43 Harlequin Club 3, 43 Play 3. ALICE MARTINE RAWLS Alice . . . Discriminating . . . Artistic Class President 2. 33 Hockey 23 Cheerletding 2 Buckaneei' 2, 5, 43 Co-editor of Yearbook 4 Glee Club 1, 23 Prom Committee 33 Teen Talks 1 7 IRXVIN HALSEY RENNEISEN lrv . . . Sparkling wit . . . True blue Northeast High School-Football 23 Track 23 Cen- tral Bucks-Baseball 3, 43 Football 43 Intramural Basketball 3, 4g Yearbook Editorial Staff 4. SAMUEL DALE RICE Dale , . . Good worker . . . Scooter happy Baseball 1. ALYCE JOYCE RICKERT Slim . . . Quick-witted . . . Energetic Girls' Chorus 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 43 Tralflc Squad 43 Harlequin Club 43 Prom Committee 3. JANET ANN RODGERS Ian . . . Amicable . . . Radiant Came from Lincoln High School where her activi- ties were: Newspaper Staff 2, 33 Locker Com- mittee 2, 33 Central Bucks: Senior Play 4. WILLIAM GEORGE ROUNDEY Bill . . . Easygoing . . . Tactful Co-Editor of Antler 43 Harlequin Club 3, 43 Play 33 Masqueraders' Club 1, 23 Traihc Squad 1, 2, 3, 43 Prom Committee 33 News Staff 3, 4. Rifle 3, 4. W. DAVID RUMER Dave . . . Wfitty . . . Quick with a comeback Opera 33 District Chorus 43 County Chorus 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 43 Boys' Chorus 2, 3, 43 Projection Squad 3, 43 Homeroom Treasurer 33 Special Chorus 3, 4. HARRIET DAY SCARBOROUGH Harriet . . . Attractive . . . Dainty Girls' Glee Club and Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 President 43 District Chorus 43 County Chorus 43 Hockey 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Corresponding Secretary 43 Antler Staff 43 Senior Play 4. AUDREY LOUISE SCHAFER Audy . . . Dynamic personality. . . Trim Yearbook Editorial Staff 3, 43 Hockey 1, 2, 3, 43 Captain 43 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Cheer- leader 1, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 3, 43 District Chorus 43 Trarhc Squad 2, 3, 43 Archery 13 Gym Dem. 1, 2, 3, 43 Harlequin Club 3, 43 Masqueraders' Club 1, 23 News Staff 33 Year-book Business Staff 13 Student Council 23 Prom Committee 33 Com- mencement Usher 3. GLADYS MARIE SCHIELE Glady . . . Lovely . . . Little . . . Lovable Hockey 2, 3, 43 Harlequin Club 3, 43 Play 43 Gym Dem. 2, 3, 43 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 News Staff 43 Tratiic Squad 2, 3, 43 Prom Comm. 33 Commencement Usher 33 Archery 1, 23 Masqueraders' Club 1, 23 Nurse Assistant 1, 23 Student Council 1. KATHRYN ELAINE SCHOCH Kathy . . . Sprightly . . . Mirthful Came to Central Bucks from Germantown High School in the middle of her junior year. Activities Gym Dem, 1, 2, 33 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 33 Central Bucks: Gym Dem. 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 4. E301 there: Swimming Team 33 Gym Leader 1, 2, 33 SON YA SCHUSTER Sonya . . . Animated . . . W'ell-read Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4g Cheerleading 4g Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 1, 2, 52 Yearbook Editorial Staff 4, News Staff 3, Gym Dem. 1, 2, 3, 4g Art Program 13 Prom, Comm. 31 Traffic Squad 2, 3, 4, Harlequin Club 3, 4, Masqueraders' Club 1, Zg Gym Helper 3, 4, Student Council 1, Yearbook Business Staff lg Declamation Contest 1, 2, 3, 43 Senior Play 4. NANCY ELIZABETH SCHUYLER Nance . . . Lively . , . Loquacious Traflic Squad 2, 3, 4g Mixed Chorus 2, 4, Girls' Chorus 33 Masqueraders' Club 23 Hockey 2, In- tramural Basketball 23 Harlequin Usher 33 Com- mencement Usher 3. LUTHER SERGEANT Sarge . . . Strong, silent type Football 1, Z, 3, 4, Boys' Chorus 4. ROBERT E. SHADDINGER Bob . . . Car-happy . . . Droll Rifle 33 Yearbook Business Staff 1. LOIS VIVIAN SIMMONS Bibs . , . Vivacious . . , Terrific twirler Maiorette I, 2, 3, 4, Head Majorette 2, 3, 4, Year Book Editorial Staff 4, News Staff 4, Harlequin Club 3, 41 Play Business Manager 4, Gym Dem. 2, 3, 4, Trattic Squad Z, 3, 4, Student Council 35 Homeroom President 4, Secretary 2, Prom Comm. 3, Yearbook Business Staff 1, 2, 3, Commencement l'sher 5. MARIE G. SIMON Marie . . , Conscientious . . . Thoughtful GLORIA F. SMITH Smitty . . , Attractive , . . Sparkling Homeroom Treasurer 43 Mixed Chorus 3, English Christmas Play 1. CHARLOTTE SNYDER Charm . . . Merry-making . . . Laconic Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Commencement Usher 33 Gym Dem. 33 Trathc Squad 2, 3, 4. 531 K' 'M 'inf MERRITT SOUDER Music lover . . . Modest Band 1. 2, 3. 4, Manager 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Librarian 4: Boys' Chorus 2, 4g President 4, Mixed Chorus 43 Bux-Mont Band 2, 3, 4, District Band 3, 4, District Chorus 41 Rifle 2. HELEN TERESA STACHEL Helen . . , Ambitious . . . Bright smile KARIN LUISE STEHNIKE Karin . , . Scholarly . . . Cheerful Girls' Glee Club and Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g National I-lonor Society 3, 4, Buckaneer Staff 3, 4, Bucks County Chorus 3, 4. LORIS A. STILES XX'hitey , . . Hard-worker . . . jovial XX'ork Experience Program 4. ROBERT FRANKLIN STOTZ Bummy . . . Roguish . . . Leisure-loving Class President 1, Vice-President 2, 3, 4g Com- mencement Committee 4g Stage Crew 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Committees l, 2, 3, 4, Burkaneer Typist 3, Boys' Glee Club 1. LESTER STROUSE Les . . . Independent . . . Sensitive Baseball lg Safety Patrol 1, 2, 3g Stage Crew 1, 2, 3, Prom Comm. 3, Glce Club and Mixed Chorus lg Buckaneer Typist 3. RICHARD NYCE SWARTLEY Dick . . . Unpretentious . . . Thoughtful Glee Club and Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Safety Patrol 2, 3, 4g Captain 3, 4. THELMA ALDERFER SWARTLEY Thelma . . . Efficient . . . Amiable Corresponding Secretary 3, Buckaneer 4g Teen Talks 1, 2. E321 BLTTY CHRISTINE SWEENEY llntti . . I'lti'.i-feminine . . . Reliable wiux 7 31 Tiuirfu Squad 2, 3, Lil Musquc1'udci's' u I Gym Dem, BQ Hiwincriwin Secretary I, 21 uigi 51 XX'ni'k Experience Prngi'.un -1: Gym ni 5 4. JOSEPH XVAYNE TAYLOR jim . . . Guml-lic.1i'tcd . . . Independent Bimd 1, 2, 5, -I. OI'ClIC5Il'il All lliwijcctimi I, Z, 5. Alg 'I'i'.1fIic Squad -lg liux-Mnnt Band R INIARY JANE TRAUCII IN us , . CIUIINKICIIIIIILIY . . . Ifvci'yl'mdy's Friend Ri L S -11 Sm of Rifle Llulw 41 Cnlni'gL14ii'd 5, L Squdd 1, 5. 4g Girls' clwrus 2, BQ Gym pu 1 Gym Dum. l, lg Aiclicry lg Tennis 13 xqunil cis' Club lg Studrnr Council 1, Z, 5g ull, Clulw JL Gimlwls' Art Cnntcst I1 Clams Sci- intux I I-Iiriiicinnin Picfidc-nt 53 Hoincrnnin V LL Pin -1. SUZANNE ELIZABETH TREMBLY 'Sud' . . . Pulitc . . . Zculnum Band Z, 5. -lg Qym Dem. 2g Cummcnccmcnt Ls 51 Num Smfl 51 Yc.1i'lwnnk Business Stn Mixud Cliniwim Alg H.u'lcquin Club -11 Hiillim XX'indim Painting Cuntcst -1. HLLEN TURNICKY Halnn . . 'I..IIlI.IliZII1g smile . . . Admirublu club 5, -lg Yciiibimk Art Staff 3, 43 Gimlnclx' Cnntest 1, 1. 5, -lg Mixed Cliurun Z, 3, 41 s C wus 11 Cului guard 2, 5, 4g Gym Dem. lLlQl'.lLlL'l'5l Clulw 21 Hiiinciwmuin ScCi'cta1i'y 1. BARBARA F. 'FWIFORD B.1rlv . . . Iinaginutivc . . . Agile H.u'lcquii1 Club 3, 43 Cummcnccmcnt Lfsliu Aicliciy lg Priun Ciunin, 5g Dccli1m.1tiun Cun ut 2, 'si YL'.1I'l1uivli Business Stuff -1, PAUL I UHLIG Paul , I.ixulil-liuxintud , , , Stciulfust LUIS IW. UIVISTEAID 'I.ius . . . l'I.lppy-3.20-lllxliy . . , Vfitty XX'iwi'k Iixpciicncc l7I'llgI'iIlII 4. U3 k . :e?'EE'.i 15if' X 5 we .gt ti ' 1-9 H151 IRENE ROSE VATSLAVICK Irene . . . Cooperative . . . Genial Glee Club and Mixed Chorus 1. 2, 43 Hockey Z, 43 Buckaneei' 5, 43 Commencement Comm, 4g Prom Comm. 53 Teen Talks l, 2. JOSEPH RONALD VINEIS Ronnie . . . Quick Witted . . . Gridiron guard Football 1, 2, 5, 43 Co-captain 43 Bux-Mont Team 5, 4g Track 13 Gym Helper 53 Band 2, 5g Work Experience 5, 4. ROBERT FRANCIS WARREN Bob . . . Agreeable . . . Hearty laugh Boys' Chorus 2, 5, 43 Mixed Chorus 5, 4. LAURA SARA WASSER Laura . . . Good worker . . . Friendly Mixed Chorus 5, 43 Special Chorus 5, 43 Girls' Chorus 23 Trathc Squad 2, 5, 43 Intramural Bas- ketball I, 23 Masqueraders' Club 23 Halloween Wfindow Painting Contest 4. RICHARD T. WEIK Dick . , . joker . . . Skillful skater Mixed Chorus 23 Boys' Chorus 23 Wcirk Exper- ience 4. DORIS WENNER Doris . . . Sincere . . . Companionable Majorette 2, 3, 4g Rifle 2, 5, 43 Vice-President 43 Trarhc Squad 2, 5, 43 Masqueraders' Club 23 Har- lequin Club 5, 43 Gimbels' Art Contest 5, 43 Gym Dem. 53 Gym Helper 43 Commencement Usher 53 Prom Comm. 53 News Staff 53 Archery 1, 2. HAROLD ELWIN WILDASIN Harold . . . Studious . . . Polite Yearbook Business Staff 2, 5, 43 Mixed Chorus 2. 53 Boys' Chorus 13 Projection Squad 5g Student Council 23 County Chorus 5. J. BRADFORD WILEY XX'alt . . . Sharpshooter . . . Determined Rifle 1, 2, 5, 43 Band 2, 5, 43 Orchestra 53 43 Boys' Chorus 4. E543 SHIRLEY ANN WILEY Mike . . . Naive . . . Idealistic Hockey I, 2, 3. 41 Captain 4, Basketball 1, 2, 53 Captain 2g Cheerleading 1, 23 Class Treasurer 2, 3, 49 Vice-President 15 Yearbook Staff 4g Glee Club and Mixed Chorus 1, 2. S. HARRY WILKINSON Harry . . . Ambitious , . . Movie man Homeroom Vice-President lg President 25 Council 3, DAVID WILSON Dave . . . Candid . . . Sportsman Baseball 13 Soccer 43 Business Manager Yearbook 43 Committee Chairman 45 Prom Comm. Chair- man 3, RICHARD WISMER Dick . . . Politician . . . Conscientious Orchestra 3, 4g Band 2, 3, 4. BETTY JANE WORTHINGTON Betty . . . Pleasant . . . Polite Commencement Usher 3, Halloween Windtiw Painting Contest 4. DONALD JAY YOUNG 4'Don . . . Man 'bout town . , . Etlicient Student Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-raptain 43 Student Council l, 2, 3, 4g Vice-President 43 Baseball 1, 2 3 44 n v 1 Captain lg Masqueraders' Club 25 Class President 1, 2, Homeroom President 2g Trathc Squad 2, 3, 43 Gym Dem. 3. ELSA YOUNG Elsa , . . Dignitied . . . Debonair Council Rock High School: Girls' Chorus 13 Dancing Club I g Drama Club lg Mixed Chorus lg Central Bucks: Harlequin Club 3, 4. MARJORIE ANN YOUNG Marge . . . Our lovable blushing rose Band 1. 2, 3, 4, Librarian 4g Bux-Mont Band 2, 3, 4g District Band 3, 4g Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 21 County Orchestra 35 County Band 43 Class Treasurer lg Gym Dem. 1, 2, 3, 4 Trathc Squad 2, 3, 4, Masqueraders' Club 1, 2 Harlequin Club 3, 4g Hockey 1, 4g Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Archery lg Tennis 23 Year- book Business Staff lg Horneroom President 15 Prom Comm. 3. 361 WAYNE A. YOUNGER Wayne . . . Good pal . . . Car-expert Masqueraders' Club 1, 25 Vice-President 25 Harle- quin Club 3, 43 Tralhc Squad 2, 3, 4, Projection Squad 1, 2, 3, 4g Amplification Squad 2, 3, 4g Boys' Chorus 1, 2, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 43 Orch- estra 23 Work Experience 3, 43 County Chorus 4. R. CULVER ZEBLY Zeb . . . Lackadaisacal . . . Teasing grin Work Experience 4. JOAN KATHARIN A ZIMMERMANN Zipper . . . Sunny . . . Clever Girls' Chorus 2g Mixed Chorus 3, 45 Yearbook Business Staff 43 News Staff 43 TraHic Squad 4g HarlequiniClub 43 Gym Dem. 3g Special Chorus 45 Homeroom Banker 2, 3, 45 Nurse's Helper 2g County Chorus 4. MEMGRI M KENNETH RUFE Died lune 18, 1950 Our Pal Ken There comes a clay when each must go, And God will not let anyone know. So it was with our pal, Ken, Another call had come again. We mi.ss him when the day is o'er, In rifle matches where he'd scoreg In sports and other kinds of fun Where he'cl rejoice when we had won. We as classmates must go on Even though our friend is gone We'll struggle on that upward wayg , .. With Ken we'll meet that brighter day. 41 . Q xt , .vb if . Y o gg! M 7, 1 4 v uno in fl A 5555 f o XX xsx, NL M' ff 5 XXM f A SOX x, ,f o V, o Q 5 2 , Q o n f o nx -no n f lliffffw Q 2 y jk 5, v f f AP K i o 5 H ' 1 XY W .ML h A .Q , i Y Qihllj' . .V V 'Px' . X to , A n i no ' o on X q '.. I M .M- 7 ' A Annvwxbf H' is nof growing like a free In bulk. dofh make man beffer be. In small proporfions we iusf beoufies see And in shorf measures, life may perfecf be. . . . Johnson s QEHCER , QNGHAM 9535 'O 'liifti iiiiscin Ppvifigtii- S- wwf' MASS Be , , tail 1 . ' Pres . 'al Sede et. B10V'n' itadw ' eaw' . V. ch U 'dent Ba ' ive! advlscrl R4 2- h The junior class spent the entire year worr in d Y g Zifl WOl'1- dering if the Prom could be held ' in the new gym. Their worrying was not in vain, the Prom was a spectacular success. Besides the annual massive undertaking in june the juniors sponsored a wide variety of activities. Among these activities were a Bake Sale and two dances A D in ecember. The Sock Dance was held at Doylestown, and a winner theme of Frosty Frolic was enjoyed at Buckingham. The junior.s honored the Bux-Mont basketb ll ' A a champs of 1952 with a dance in the Armory. Time was also devoted to vocational guidance during the homeroom periods, with an eye to future careers, and various speakers covered a wide field of interests. HOMEROOM OFFICERS L - ast row, left to right: F. Reichle, R. Hellerman, D. F ' ritz, J. Myers, J. Benson, R. Coulton. First row: S. Barnes, E, Buchanan, P. Gottshall. U81 DOYLESTOVUN CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISO RS-Last row, left to right: H. Labaw, presidentg Mr. Zahn- iser, XX'. Wfright, vice-president. First row: Miss Mantz. N. Berry, Secretaryg Miss Burdick, Miss O'Donnell, Miss Clifton. 1,uf1,i0r6 ...--1. BIIIAFIIKQXPJNI C.'f.1vifl.uSt row, left to right: J. XX'itt. A. XX'.rshington. XY. Con- ncr. Sccnntl ww: B. Brtwwn, J. Hcilmun, R. Gilrnurc, R. Stover, R. Buch, B. Mil- lcr. First row: J. Gnngloff, V. Rachwal, J. Xxvllllitf, F. Johnson. S. l.ukCns, B. Gilhrrt. 1010111 ,511-Lust row, left to right: R. Carr, li, Ai'r'tm'nntl, R. Barlow, J. Benson, R. Df:XX'itt. XY. Coultun, D. Angcny, E. Dick. Sccnntl row: F. Dietz, F. Carlson, R. Cohen, L. Bohlmun, S. Barnes, S. Buchrcr, N. Clark, J. Case. First row: D. Bozcnlmrt, A. Black. J. Coleman, J. Chuhh, M. Cunard, li. Buchanan. N. Berry, J. Ament, G. Angcny. Rfmw 50911-f.l..tsr row, lcft to right: N Fwnn, G. Dixon. D. Fritz, C. Hoppc Thirrl row: R. Gilmore, R. Hcllcrniun B. Huskcy, F. Hulkcy, VV. Friling, T Grccnhnlt. Second row: J. Gilhcrt, J Cops, M. Franz, P. Grornun, D. Gullick sun. N. Craig, S. Gargcs, J. Fttcngcr, A Goldstein. First row: I.. Grotf, M. Gott shall, E. Hnstcttcr, S. Hanley. J. Eher hart, B. litlwnrtls, B. H.lJlCl'. E391 Rfww 51013, 'Lust ww. lt-ft to right: bl. Wlills, R. Swtt, R. Thuinpsori. Third nm D. Smith, li. Shccly, VU. XX right, S. XXX-ntzcl, CQ, Stimisc, R. Thiclc. Second nm: K. XX11i'tliingtun, D. Strawn. F. Tinut. R. XXX-st. A. XX'4ln1slcy, S. Thump- wn. S. XXvUllkiVV.ll'Li, N. Vincent, D. XX'ilcy. First ww: Al. NX'uihcl. bl. XX'crncr. P. 'l'ium.1n. D. XX'intt'it. M. Swann. B. Fpdykt. bl. XX'11tcis. P101 lffmm 3095-L.ist row, left tu right R. I..iym.1n, ul. Leu. M. Mzllshury, J Mriclnncs. VV. Lcuns, R. McDonnell Third rnvs: R. Laindcs. R. jcpsnn, j Ludhlwly, G. Lung, C. Lithalu, F. hlaltjt Scwml ruw: I.iihuw. VU. Munz, P Merklingcr. M. Kunncc, D. Kulp, M Mathews. First rnw: N. Millar, j. Kulp B. Mdtthews. E. Moyer, G. Kern, xl Lchn. lifmm ,SIUA--Last row, left tn right: G. Minis, R. Schafer, j. Myers. E. Red- hcld, J. Schncck. Third row: F. Reichle, nl. Rubin, C. Sandcmatr, G. Risscr, S. Rutherford, A. Ruth. G. Myers. Semnd ruw: I.. Montana, F. Reichenhuch. M. Schitihlc, I.. Schul, P. Scgletes, N. Nash, H. Musselmiin. First mw: M. Smith. P. Shaddingcr. D. Smith. P, Nash, J. Parker. P. Plank. .STI up l.1l.-111 SQPAOIWOPQ5 hose The Sophomore Class devoted much of their time to t questions which are always important to their group: Etiquette. school attitudes, and the purpose of school. Various home room activities were sponsored including hay rides, and parties for Halloween and Christmas. A very enjoyable Valentines Dance was held in the Buck- ingham Building, and a trip through historical Philadelphia in early Spring completed the year. CLAQQ . te OFF . Hin: 5 lflzkg . -C . X A. ta,-yi Atl.. Aldrlc. Vick.,-P-ID ADVIK 1 I .. ilcudcml B oCJR5 1d.r ' A tu L, A I 111 ml lik Adll'w 5 ff. F1 il cflllmwe wear . - , C,- CL I, Plcslrlc-nf film I I K I' Uris ' - Urcr. Last row-left to right: Mr. NX olfe, Mr. Czernialcowslci. Mr. Sowers. First row: L. Robinson, presidentg A. Lutz. secre- i ' C Farber, vice-presidentg B. ta -y, . Hoppe, treasurer. lNllfRUUlNl U It-ft tu right: VI. Arnuc. '. fp V Stmtise R Xlfelwla. l.. Kim . A ppc. . . F. DISllllL'. l.. Moyer. li. Hulwer, FHCIQRS l..lst rim. ll C I ulwtr A ner. Lutz. . . . . . D, Gold. B. Stl'.lflUll, A. Ott. First nm: XX' Nteiier. D. Dctweiler pn Buckingham Clan-Last row, left to right: D. Keller, C. VanPelt, M. Hart- igan, G. Yerkes, L. Malecki. Third row: R. Plunkett, W. Queripil, E. Froehlich, M. Witt, R. Muggleworth, M. Cosner, D. Ercolani, j. Kentopp. Second row: B. Clark, M. High, E. Gebhardt, E. Conner, M. Daniels, S. Mecray, M. Hart- igan, C. McKeown. Seated: P. Tussey, B. John, C. Patton, E. Walter, B. Gil- more, M. Turner, J. Smith, E. Kentopp, H. Samsel. .STJF omorea Room 300-Last row, left to right: D. Trauger, W. West, D. Worthington, E. Snyder, R. White, H. Spergel, B. Stierer, j. Balodis. Third row: K. Zim- merman, G. Wismer, C. Traumiller, Swartley, F. Wrigley, R. Wagner, J. Walsh, D. Shindler. Second row: R. Webb, K. Ross, N. Umholtz, M. Rohr, 1. Smith, G. Snyder, S. Shemeld, C. Rush, J. Sowers. First row: E. Shiele, B. Stratton, V. Strouse, S. Rink, D. Smith, P. Shelley, L. Arey, N. Scarbor- ough, J. Sherkis. E. Simons, A. Rohr. K4-'ffl Room 308vLast row, left to right: XV. Hoxworth, C. Hyde, W. Michner, XV. MacGeehan, E. Huber. C. Miller, F. Kelley, R. Hoppe, N. Mayer, W. Loux. Third row: Mr. Czerniakowski, J. Hoot, A. Kuller, D. Miller, R. Mathews, j. Loux, V. Hoffman, K. Mealing, F. Kolbe, R. Krilko. Second row: J. Klein- holf, L. Kollo, E. Krout, E. Fields, N. Fatzinger, P. Fatzinger, M. Kerms, S. Gregory, E. Geotter, C. Goering. First row: M. Hartigan, R. Hockman, D. Gold, D. Angeny, B. Fretz, E. Holkey, R. Gilmore, J. Garner, L, Kinnier, M. jonczyk, C. Kane. E. Houk. ,,-...-,.- .N--.-. s. Homerarmz 304-l.ast row, left to right: Mr. Sowers, P. Reimel, D. Nyce, J. Radosky, L. Robinson. Third row: G. Nash, R. Schaffer, R. Schaffer, L. Moyer, L. Ott, K. Renneisen, A. Neppes. Second row: T. Norris, T. Ott, P. Oxinio, P. O'Neill, P. Lapp, D. Mitchell. D. Petry, S. Mood, T. Patterson. First row: M. Maclnnes, N. Leibrick, J. Alcorn, B. Moehrle, B. Lee, M. Lear, Lear, Millar, G. Mood, A. Lutz, E. Raisner. Homewonz 305-Last row, left to right: H. Conroy, L. Brown, R. Denner. Fourth row: Mr. Wrilfe, M. Chew, H. Gilman, G. Hellerick, G. Broschart. Third row: R. Beck, E. Dandridge, A. Baratucci, D. Davis, G. Funk, D. Detweiler, Second row: F. Buckner, F. Disque, D. Buck- man, C. Brady, C. Elnitski, G. Ballard, M. Carlson, J. Arnold, A. Craven, L. Blair, B. Birkhead. Seated: C. Farber, P. Crawford, J. Dyer, DI. Arcade, F. Fastburn, E. Bleiler, E. Brown. EI Ellis. A. Bright, B. Barnes, 1. Derstine. E451 W vi A vm? 3-. at s. .4-' 'X g A Friendship is a shelfering free. K, , Ti R .1., ,SH f' -1 A ...fi iw N I ,W 'Tv 5 gf -..RQ - 5' , 5 ,I 2 -sg V 4, 3 .M X 'fx A 'S 1 gk , ft f , if fi? P, C-, ' if - .g. L A ,Ng-MQ C AV B 11? rwy , 'b-md . A -- 1 sf 2 ?A,. QMQ- it N f Qin X A 'f ' f an q 95 V, 4 ,K N - 1 R VV ,VW,, Ak? Vx In N X as lLN,g.g 45' far :'iii3,-J, S '. uqmm, , . 41 'W' H -Q fe 3 a6I3 k . . . . Samuel Taylor Coleridge Q, l warm f' Vs. Ek ir '4' r NM M fa 5 WE E sHooK THE WE SHOOK THE FAMILY TREE .... -,- from the Book by Hifdegarde Dolfon PRODUCTIGN STAFF Burinerr Manager .............. Vivian Simmons Arfirtantr ............ Betty Hardy, Sue Trembly, Sandra Woodward Publirity Chairman ................ Bill Roundey Committee ...... Julie Eberhart, Ginny Irwin, Pete Leibrick, Lois Duff, Joan Zimmerman, Sandra Hanley Property Chairman .............. Doris Kellerman C ommittee .... Carol Greenawalt, Adele Walmsley, Barbara Nash, Barbara Twiford, Eileen Gorman Make-Up Co-Chairmen ........ Joanne Fitzgerald, C .fa Jeanette Carver Committee ...... Doris Wenner, Peggy Merklinger, Dot Strawn Scenery C bairntan .................... Bob Lear Committee --- --- Shirley Harry, Gladys Mitman, Ina Hinkle, George Hoffman, Joyce Rickert, Joan Chubb Stage' Director .......... Miss Marjorie O'Donnell Stage .......... Wayne Younger, George Hoffman Programr ............. Gail Buehler, Anne Klein Prompterr ...... Pat Reynolds, Charlotte Mamounis Dramatic Director .............. Miss Jane Kohler THE CAST Hildegarde Qwho is tired of being a wallflowerj ........ Jane Hennessy Mr. Dolson fher fatherj --- ..... Dick Harris 461 FAMILY TREE Mrs. Dolson fher motherj ............ Ruth West Sally Qher youngest sisterj ........ Gladys Schiele Bob Cher older brotherj ........ Norman Malsbury jimmy fher younger brotherj ......... jim Labaw Paige Qwho likes to play postmanj .... jean Ament Ellie-May QBob's heart-throbj .......... Pat Bigley jill fher friendj .................. Ros Mathews Freddie Shermer Qwho wears knickersj Dick DeWald Mr. Shermer this fatherj .......... Ronny Diduck Mrs. Shermer this motherj ...... Jacqueline Fretz PLACE-fThe Living Room of the Dolson Home Time M The Present SCENES ACT ONE-Afternoon. ACT TWO-Saturday afternoon, the day of the Prom. ACT THREE-Eight o'clock the evening of the same day. USHERS Billy Munz, Head Usher Gladys Mitman Adele Walmsley Charlotte Mamounis Sonya Schuster Lois Duff 541 'rfqsi' if ,s Q- , by ,wi . T r ..J 'Q R'XL FTS '3 f - A uf, ii ' x mat A A-5? 23 . , . N r ' ,, - ' , , i , Q V ,Q 4- ' l,, 'U i f' K 2 fi in ,iff ,. w fi i ' . Q , gow. ' fi-jf? .Ji ii i ' l,i,l:li 'ffm ,hi Q21 MW '30 ,,,? , f ,- V, mi4,:i:',w'r-wl,li+4a 4 f , i V , ,W ,,iii,i', ii' 'fiif,fg7,l, . , W, 'iizvl ,ami ' wmiyl LWIWWA CAST Mr. Appopolnui .,,,..,,.... Ronnie Diduck Rulb Slaerurwd U, ,.,..,,,.... janet Rodgers Eileen Sberzwmd --- A- Harriet Scarborough fewer: -- .r.. ..,. ..... C h arles Duliree Lrmgmn .A.,,,, --- Robert Overholt Tlae llH76L'L --- --- Ray jameson fllr. Flelfbcr -,H ...k Ken Huber Helen U '.1de .,... --- Patricia Bigley Fun! Lrppnzwtt --- --- Robert Stotz Clyfr Clark ..,YY, .,.. D on Young Cf1w.zi'L ,,,,,,... rr George Hoffman Viale! Shtllllll --- -,,, Sonya SCl'luSle1' .llrn llfzd: ,,,,..... .. ,,v....Y.. Mary Condift ,Y MQ 's ' 'vvo' no L. COMMITTEES Bririnerr Alizmgw ....,f.... Harry Wlilkinson Publirify ,..,,,,,.. Bibs Simmons, Betty Hardy Ticker Derign ................ Gladys Schiele Tlrkel Diilrllmtion .,,,,, York Fischer, Barbara Twiford, Anne Lapp Pwgmmr: joan Porter, William Roundey, jane Hennessy, Jacqueline Fretz. Marge Young Carer Deiigu ,,.,,. Ray jameson, Pete Leibrick Se! Cwz-lfrzrfinn ,- Donald Hardy, Harry Hankins Stage D6t'll7'Jf1flH A, Marge Young, Gladys Schiele, Barham Nash, joan Zimmermann Pmperlieiz Richard NX ismer, XX'ayne Younger, . .. .. - W- i 1 f L, if - . . L. , K. 2 -- . . . . W ut. ai. as Qt--1.5, it .rs 7 f ,. V . V .- are iw fvnalms- W.. it .Q r.?a,..+sf ws . . . - , . .L , ,,.. ---ws:--wx.w,..r,g--c - f - - - - .. .. - .- mx:-9' 427.-X,,-575-m-:se-.ilk fM. :u N--2. . f -- - . 1 f . , . 2 . f ,L tf,W,:sQtp.at5,wt4fa1,-tw w,.?i,,.i3eSg. f : , s - - . -it g .i .-Q I -- 'f ityseff fftffnfwsesfaiFEft1sy?WL1.gP'f?feis Q- . -.if ..., 1 'ff-5 . .V tLQ1,'fc-feiissfigf-fLwxf,ejft-fs.'ff5E3Z3'f?f'is'5. - as D 1 ' s K. - . - - -- J.V.5,L, kj f.y .iwt t 5. 1:vf?gw1:1.,fg.mf fi y .. .K . .V xg. ' w --wi-z:,'.-'ff 'ia-its-'2.f1Lt. ' ' V-1:--1i2.2'1ii1g-ei.frfiiasatguaefwafliii ' ' 3 R L s Robert Baker .............. Six Future Admiralr ..,.,.,. ,,---- Dick Harris -- Tom Hickman Harry Hankins Pete Leibtick Donald Hardy Richard Wismer Ken Huber llnalter Sberiuood v......... William Roundey A Prof,hecli1'e Tenant The Consul ....... Olherr in the Cant ....,,,, ,e Charlotte Mamounis ----,,------- Bill Burcaw NX'ayne Younger Carole Benecke Gladys Schiele Dorothy Mason, Eileen Gorman Sound Efertr a,.... Bill Burcaw, Shaw Painter Lighting Efectr -- Wayne Younger, Robert Beck Makeup: Betty McEvoy, Virginia Irwin, Betty Carr, Martha Beck, Laura Wasser Coitumef: Jacqueline Fretz, Betty Hardy, Gladys Schiele, Dorothy Mason Call Girl -.............A,.... Carol Benecke Prompter .......,.........e.. Audrey Schafer Stage Director ....a,...... Miss Melba Lukens Dramatic Difeclarr ....,. Miss Thelma Brewer, Miss Ruth Burdick 549 I ...J i ww A: - ,. S 5' as Z J - M , ., 4 2135 vis - ' 'H , .fglu s . tk F E. -- K -SF 'f 'CF x 9 - 2 S 'Nxi 5?-...,, N1 emi' - IFWE' HV if 5 1 C f fi' 4 S il, f , Xx - X rules if , K. a-v 1 if ' ! URKGQI fluff? on Nw' ffffvk., .. . -' N X , A, gx xp i Rf-QV .V K L -. E N pf:-sf A , if V , 'X fxxxx X ,Q 5395! 4, jx X-All, 'ef Ayr? I I Qifg Q iffy x f , 1 If Qs AX Ee ifx pfpfmlfwj' A 4 'E -.nl f'5'q i'+ . 259' 3 ' J 1' V .Rf K ,' ! 4 W .. ' 5 vii QTY yew fi Nm QZAFN , f gg ff , 1' ,f 1 Happy are fhey who like fhe frees A Send auf exploring shoofs. There willl refurning spring new leaves Grow from fhe wider roofs. . . . Mary 0. Lewis Passing of classes is kept running smoothly by the senior Traffic Squad. Juniors direct the home rooms to the auditorium for assem bly programs. The sophomores take charge of the senior steps and the crossings at Broad and Court Streets. Other duties of the Traffic Squad include selling refreshments at the home football games, and sponsor ing the annual Christmas Dance. The faculty sponsor is Mr. Zahn iser. The officers are Elaine Arnold captain 3 Dotty Mason, lieutenant and Roslyn Mathews, secretary treasurer. SENIOR TRAFFIC SQUAD-'Last row, left to right: W. Younger, D. Young, R. Diduck,, R. Janeson, J. Taylor, F. Rickert, C. Snyder, V. Irwin, G. Bueliler, I. Hinkle, J. Zimmermann, N. Schuyler, S. Ehrenfeld, L. Greb, R. Evanick. Second row: J. Rad- cliff, VV. Evans, VV. Roundey, R, Lear, M, Beck, L. VVasser, J. Elville, J. Fretz, M. Brown, B. Sweeney, M. Trauch, D. VVen- ner, S. Detweiler, F. Cook, C. Mamounis. First row: V. Simmons, P. Bigley, G. Schiele. S. Schuster, J. Fitzgerald, D. Ma- son, Mr. Zahniser, advisor: R, Mathews, C. Mealing, M. Young, D. Kellerman, E. Gorman, B. McEvoy. JUNIOR TRAFFIC SQUAD-Last row, left to right: B. Updyke, J. Cope, L. Bohl- man, C. Strouse, J. Risser, D. Angeny, S. Rutherford. Second row: R. West, N. Nash, M. Koonce, D. Gulickson, S. Woodard, S. Barnes. B. Reichenhach, L. Groff, P. Seg- letes, N. Berry. First row: P. Reynolds, E. Hostetter, P. Truman, R. Cohen, P. Plank, J. Chubb, E. Trout, J. VVenuer, E. Moyer. SOPHOMORE TRAFFIC SQUAD - Last row, left to right: J. Arnold, N. Leibrick, A. Bright, A. Lutz, F. Kolbe, B. Loux, N. Scarborough, P. Shelly, J. Lear, F. East- burn, R. Hockman. Second row: M. Carl- son, H. Fields, D. Mitchell, E. Raisner, M. Rohr. M. VVest, P. Petrey, L. Kollo, Farber, C. Kane, E. Bleiler. First row: . Lee, D. Smith, B. Stratton, J. Derstine, B. Fretz, B. Barnes, J. Alcorn, J. Garner, R. Gilmore, D. Buckman. E541 STUDE T COUNCIL 'bl' Y? The joint Student Council has had a tremendous job on their hands this year ot bringing together the two greater parts of Central Bucks: Buckingham and Doylestown. They sponsored many activities toward this goal including a Get Together in the begin- ning ot' the year, a Thanksgiving Dance, Cake Walk Dance, and a Leap Year Dance during March. Other projects sponsored and directed by the Student Council were the annual Magazine Campaign, finding a new mascot for the athletic teams, and nam- ing the new jointly published yearbook. Changing cheers and the Alma Mater, writing a new constitu- tion, deciding on .1 school Hag and emblem and pickf ing a design for Central Bucks' new varsity letter were other important issues undertaken. Besides this very full program of events the Council became a member of The National and State Organization of the Student Council in an endeavor to broaden their scope of student life. Council dele- gates also attended Tri-County meetings. STVDENT COVNCIL OFFICERS-R. Stover, prcsidentg XY. F. Caswell, vice-presidentg D. Young, vice-president: lluitv Maison Y. Campbell. seeretaryg Ii. Frwin, treasurer. JOINT STUDENT C'0L'Nl'lL-Last row, left to right: R. VVilli:mis. J. Lahavv, H. Croth, G. Yerkes, J Ruben, I. Benson. T. Shepherd, R. Rawls, P, Shaiighiiessy. Second row: B. Fischer, H. Miller, C. Kane D. Ruekman, B. Kenny, N. Craig, N. Nash, l'. Knziuss, G. Frnnkentield, N. Sinith. D. Lake. First row V. Ciuinn, D. Young, N. Caniphell, R. Stover, Mr. Miller, VY. McEvoy, E. Erwin, F. Caswell, R. Mnggle wort . X A r SENIOR HARLICQI' I N CLUB I. Radclii, I. Fitzgerald, B. dey, Miss Kohler, advisor: C. Mamounis, C. Benecke. M. Young, J. Fretz. JUNIOR HARLEQUIN CLUB -- Last row, left to right: J. Chubb, W. Munz. N. Malsbury, Miss Kohler, J. Lahaw, D. Strawn, R. Cohan. First row: R. West. S. Woodard, J. Eberhart, P. Truman, P. Reynolds, A. Walmsley, S. Barnes. s RLEQUIN CLUB 1 On stage everybqdyn was a familiar cry before the successful production of We Shook the Family Tree tgiven by the Harlequin Club. The main purpose of this club is to give those interested in dramatics a chance to try their talents. It also gives its mem' bers a taste of producing a play. Each member must try-out for the club by reading a selection or presenting aQ skit to the club. At graduation each senior who earns at least six honor points receives a key as a reward. The oihcers are Dictk Harris, presidentg Bill Roundey, vice-presidentg Carol Benecke, secretaryg and Char Maniounis, treasurer. i E -- Last row, left to right: S. Trembly, M. Condict, J. Potter, P. Bigley, E. Gorman, D. Kel' lerman, R. Mathews, S. Schuster, J. Elville, D. Wenner, G. Mit- man, 1. Hinkle. Second row: W. Younger, D. Mason, R. De- Wald, V..Simmons, G. Sehiele, L. Dull G. Buehler, B, Hardy, V. Irwin, J. Rickert, J. Carver. First row: R. Lear, R. Diduck, Twiford, C. Mealing, W. Roun- T195 0017010 QQ? S MASQUERADERS' CLUB The xnembersof the Masqueraders' Club, under the direction of Mr. Marshall, gain valuable experience in acting, stagecraft, direction, and make-up through the one-.mr plays and auditorium .programs they present. Their performances this year included 'I'11anlcsgivingdBe2tts, theDutch'5 and Bunny Comes to Townv, a Christmas play. Besides holiday Pfbwlfations, the club also took part in homeroom programs and radio work. Awards aiefgisfeas.to...bDt11ssfreshman and .sophomores for their work. Points are earned by partieipstiogr oiusplaysosbaekfstage work, and byrattendance at meetings. A bronze pinosiroiilsting .lli soysgivenljggrirelrfirst year gwa. goldlpin-is awarded to sophomores. Partoof is to have tallcssatstheird meetings by actors 'and experts d in stages work.ff lerl eselll f ssrs o wo e Z tllsoolo f s s o ' or Omcerss thisyesgrsfeo: dllavid Miller, presidentg Doris Gold, vice-presidentg Connie Thompson. sef.:retaryg and'sPeter Shai1ghnessy, treasorer. David Shelly served as a link between the .club lmernhers and the ofiicers. Last gow, left to right: R. Webb, E. Bheler, P. Horn. I. Leitch, M. Carlson, B. Rohr. Second row: A. Rohr. C. Haines, B. Kenn , V. Barrett -P. Fatzinger, Benson. P. fxnms, D. Diehl, L. Strauss. Fmt row: N. Smith, R. Hockman D. Gold, C. Thom - son, Mr. Blfarshall, advisor: Slqaughnessy, C. Miller, D. Hut- chmsun, H. Spergel. PRGJECTIQ SQU D Last row, left to right: R. Beck, G. Hel- lerick, K. Zimmermann, F. Kolbe, R. Kril- ko, D, VVorthington. VV. Younger. Second row: T. Greenholt, D. Rumer, C. Mashtziler, I. Tavlor, R. Overholt, D. XYiley. XV. Fri- ling, NY. Michner, K. Xvenzloff. First row: D. Cope, J. Buck, C. Hyde, D. Barber. Mr. Boyer, arlvisorg G. Nash. B. Elfman, R. Mills. G. Vmholtz. This small group of artistically talented people got together every Tuesday under the supervision of Miss O'Donnell. They turned out numerous landscapes, Pennsylvania Dutch designs on trays, and fancy fig- urines which they enjoyed doing. Who knows, some day, we may read about one of these young artists in the newspapers-or see their paintings hanging beside the greatest of the great. One can dream, can't one? on The Amplification and Projection Squad, with Mr. Boyer as faculty advisor, has thirty-five members, who early in the school year elected Bob Beck as their chairman. The squad handles the scheduling and showing of approximately 350 movies and provides facilities for amplification during auditorium programs and at various social events. The members show movies for an average of twenty-live social and civic groups out- side of school. Awards presented are miniature microphone pins and sterling silver pendants. In order to qualify for these awards a boy must stay on the squad until he is a senior. CJIL PAI TI G CLUB Last row, left to right: C. Radner, N, Smith, P. Shaughnessy, M. Beck, D. VVin- ters, 1.. Foral, L. Taylor, N. Fatzinger, P. Fatzmger. First row: B. Dean, R. Hockman, Miss O'Donnell, advisor. HIGH SCI-1001. EWS Standing, left to right: J. Taylor, Miss Kohler, ad visor: E. Arnold, M. DuBree, K. Packard, S. Trem bly, M. Beck, J. Fretz, J. 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' E 4 . f f E, 5 Sfars in fhelr circling, , I , 43 'I A v ,g Tremble wifh song. ,l gf ,1 ' V 51 ki L 3 'NJ5' N A lg: fi 1 . . . sn- wnum wnm E ff W f gf X X14 f if K ' . xii' sf' x QA? .'k ffsvi wi' -X 'Yi' sm '3, Xp T Y fu-5 giiyr QYQQQI' H75 uf SENIOR MIXED CI-IDRUS son, K, Brown, E. Carr, VV Queripel, R. Swartley, J. Witt A. VVashington, G. Yerkes, P Chatburn, T. Hankins, J. Gil bert. Fourth row: M. High, J Campbell, D. Painter, S. Hanna B, Brown, D. Ercolani, J. Heil man, R. Swartley, J. Walker, H Kruse, S. Lukens, M. O'Donnell Third row: V. Rachwal, Y. Wid mer, C. Patton, A. Painter, M Daniels, C. McKeown, E. Froeh lich, H. Scarborough, S. Keeble ,I. Simmers. Second row: L. Mc- Keown, I, Gangloff, N. Smith, B Gilmore, H. Scarborough, E Erwin, K. Stehnike, I. Smith, 'J Barlow, B. Clark, S. Mecray First row: L. Simons, accom- panist, D. Allen, P. Tussey, D Soden, C. Thomason, M. Stap- ler M. Turner . Kento V . , E pp, Scheets, Mrs. Buckman, conduc- tor. Seated, left to right: B. Gilmore K. Price, G. High, L. Simons S. Keeble, V. Rachwal, P. Tus- sey, B. Schaffer. Second row' S. Wiley, M. Cosner, A. Stock- holm, W. Swartley, B. Maults by, A, Klair, J. Gilbert, Mr. Kit- finger, instructor. ,621 SENIOR I-IIGI-I BAN GIRLS' CI-ICDRUS Qi' ss .ff my if 1 BOYS' Cl-ICDRUS Last row, left to right: D. Painter, S. Hanna, F. Johnson, K. Brown, E. Carr, P. Chathurn, T. Hankins, J. Gilbert, J. Wal- ker, H. Kruse. Fourth row: C. Patton. A. Painter, M. Daniels, M. High, J. Cam bell, S. Lukens. M. O'Donnell, McKeown, E. Froelich, H. Scarborough. Third row: V. Rachwal, Y. Vkfidmer. B. Gilmore, II. Scarborough. E. Erwin, K. Stehnike, J. Smith, B. Clark, S. Mecray, M. Turner. First row: L. Simons. accom- panist: P. Tussey, D. Soden, E. Kent0DP. V. Sheets, Mrs. Buck' man, conductor. Left to right: F. Fielding, B Gebhardt, A. Stockholm, H Brown, G. Yerkes, J. Heilman R. Swartley, H. Fox, B. Maults hy, I. Hubbard, K. Fell. i633 Last row, left to right: R. Overholt, M. Souder, R. Evanick, L Vlasser, J. Rickert, J. Carver, S. Wargo, C. Snyder, B. McEvoy N Landis, C. Benecke, M. Schiable, D. udleman, W. Younger R Vllarren. Third row: R. Layman, D. Rumer, B. Hardy, K Shoeh, N. Schuyler, J. Zimmermann, S. Woodard, M. Condict Rohr, J. Eberhardt. S. Trembly, G. Mitman, A. Walmsley Kellerman, I. Hinkle, A. Lapp, C. Mnshtaler. Second row Liehrick, J. Potter, R. Mathews, D. Bozenhardt, L. Duff Iletweiler, B. McEvoy, Mrs. Geissinger, Directorg D. Mason Berry, J. Kleinholf, J. Lehn, M. Swann, P. Quinn, N. Vincent McDowell. First row: N. Krotchko, J. Fitzgerald, M. Young Ehrenfeld, H. Turnieky, P. Hanlxy, N. Liebriek, R. Cohen Shacltlinger, J. Chubb, E. Trout. J. VVeihel, G. Angeny, W UDZ. ll. Scarborough, J. Heilman, Mrs. Iiuckman. DISTRICT CHORUS-Top picture, left to right: B B4 GIRLS' C HCRUS Last row, left to right: S. Gregory, ll. Bozenlmrtlt, Y. Strnusc, M. Swann, P. Seglm-tes, S. Det- weilvr, G. llctweilvr, l'. Uxiniu, E. Guctter, M. Carlson. Scconsl row: M. Cunard, P. Ettenger, B. Mclfvny, C. Snyxlvr, S. Thcnnpsnn, VI, Rickcrt, J. Carver, l'. lfntzingvr, L, Kinnier, H. Fields, A. Black, P, Mx-rklingcr. First row: G. Angeny, P. Slizulrlinger, il. llzirker, N. Krutcliku, B. Mc- Evoy, Mrs. Geissingcr, Directorg ll. Schiele, P. Plank, j. Fitzgerald, S. Ehrenfeld, J. Lehn, BUYS' fl-IGRUS E651 Last row, left to right: B. VViley, F. Kelley, D. Rumer, L. Sergeant, VV. Evans, J. Case, A, Craven. First row: H. Spergel, C. Mashtaler. M. Souder, R. VV:irrCn, ll. Ang:-nv, D. Dvtweiler. 1 X 'na Y' If 2 is fvfgri-1 fu fs' fvv s,f, A ui A ,fl 'ffl -X Q 3 f fwmf? ,if 9 at if S 55 f1w L Ji Q.: ii S P QL Q E . ffm l t gf var xi fxk I ,V 5 5 5 Q nz A Q 1 .. ng! l 'Z +M 'iii if , ,LM , 9 we - A - L pd, , , , . g , A Agtxxibbe ATHLETICS fx 5X5'H - l,g.Fgi9 4'??,Jv'W . 4, ,,,..,.q, 3- ' MY fn ,ja V jfff ' -we ., M gf. 4 an f ig at VH' ' N 1.. VA, Affer a sform, a free's sfiif branches spring Back and forgef, forgef fhe iron blows. . . . Ralph Krewson Rockafellow US., BUCKINGHAM CHEER4 LEADERS 4 Left to right: B. Gilmore, E. Froehlich, B. Gatlos, F. Johnson, B. Clark, N. Camp- bell, Captain. DOYLESTOWN CHEERLEAD- ERS - Standing, left to right: J. Kulp, S. Schuster, D. Mason, J. Hennessy, N. Nash, A. Scha- fer, N. Berry. Kneeling: B. Weaver, mascotg P. Biglev. Cap- tain. 5683 y Awww My dream of more than a quarter of a century is about to come true. Every teacher and coach beginning his teaching career looks forward to the future, when his ideal in facilities and building may be realized. This day for the Central Bucks teaching staff will become a reality next fall. I feel proud of the accomplishments of our athletic teams in the past-and especially our Championship Basketball Team of 1952. May the spirit and success of this team fthe last to play on the Armory Hoorj be an inspiration to all the Central Bucks Athletic Teams of the future. I look forward to a New Era in Athletics for the boys and girls of Central Bucks. WILLIAM L. WOLFE Director of Allalelicr g.,.,,,,p1U' I Q as at in we-nav-Q5 Tfl's!i1' .f'..4. di ...iQ-llY V .3 ' SCDCCER .,aiQl .- e' we-pei, F. Q..s:gn 'A e' Ufffffh- Km' nach- G- r-fra B ' - Washington L 'ng' left to ri hr- ' ' . . Malecki R gil' R- Kess- ' ' more. This year's season of the Central Bucks team, end- ing with a record of 1 win, 2 ties, and 7 losses, was not the most successful one they have had. Considering the handicap under which they worked - having only 13 players, 11 of which made up the team, leaving only 2 substitutes-we all agree that they did a fine job and deserve a lot of credit. Although the team was outnumbered and over- powered in most games, they at all times displayed a magnificent spirit of determination and sportsmanship. The best game, no doubt, was the one played against Perkiomen High School, which, though heavy rains severely hindered both teams, ended in a 2-2 tie. Three of their outstanding players, Buddy Wash- ington, David Wilson, and Richard Stover, played on the All-star team. Left to right: A. VVashington, Co-Capt. gh. MacFarlane, Coach, F. Caswell, Co apt. it 9' S l V lln i693 PCDCDTB LL The best laid plans of mice and men oft times go astray , is a familiar quotation which certainly can be applied to this year's Central Bucks Eleven. Plagued throughout the season with injuries the squad was never really at full strength in any one game A much better team than their record shows b can e proven by the fact that the Hornets placed four men on the Al - - ' ' lBux Mont team. Ron Vineis placed on the fir t . s team, Luther Sergeant, second teamg and Don Young a d ' ' n jim Case, honorable mention. In both of their wins the Buckaneers looked i In. pressive, walloping Souderton 34-0 and conquering a ver t h ' ' y oug Springfield eleven 14-6. The ties with Neshaminy and Sell Perk were hard fou ht co t g n ests in which both teams came through in the final quar- ters to gain their stalernates. Captained by Don Young and Ronnie Vinei th s e team was a hard fighting outnt which never gave up until th ti ' ' ' e nal whistle. With a little help from Lad Y Luck , the season surely could have been more suc- cessful. A banquet given by the captains was a fitting end to the season. And as Captain Young put it in his opening address to those in attendance: Even if the season w asnt too good, we can end it with a full stomach. ir, K -' ' fig. 6. aa i ig 'igpglf .C X' . ' N. Q 59 s: N I 5 sa Q ,ff -1 r . ALL BUXAUDU' SELEC- W.u - l ' e TIONS - Left to right: D. 5 A Young, R. Vineis, J. Case, L. L Sergeant. L70l 2. K a.,. WT Last row, left to right: J. Swartley, J. Radosky, K. Vlforthington, 'B. Hoppe, B. Haskey, T. Ott, F. Disque, T. Norris. Second row: Coach Czerniakowski, I. Renneisen, B. Schaffer, J. Stratton, B. Burcaw, C. Liebau, W. Wright, F. Petry, J. Case, L. Brown, C. Hoppe, L. Robinson, M. Chew, Coach VVodock. First row: Coach Wolfe, E. Redheld, B. Fonash, D. Fritz, L. Sergeant, R. Vineis, K. Huber, D. Young, D. Duerr, R. Jameson, R. Hellerman, D. Barber, F. Buckner. B ck row lef to right: F. Buckner, T. Norris, J. Swartley. Front row R Nmeis, Coach Wodock, K. Huber, D. Young. ,. .125i6,.'Q1Vf-'J SCHEDULE C.B.I-I.S. Score 6 -- -- Hatboro -- -- 6 --- -- Neshaminy - - 6 -- - Quakertown --- 34 -- .... Souderton ----- 6 ...... ...... A mbler --- - 13 -- ........ Sell Perk ---- 7 .... -- Upper Moreland - 14 .... --- Springhelcl --- 6 --- - Lansdale ---- 721 BASKETB LL Under the name of Central Bucks this squad brought home to Doylestown the first Bux-Mont Championship in 20 years. Led by jim Ace Rad- cliff the team was one of great teamwork and was always hottest when the chips were down. The league was divided into two halves this year. After a slow start the team gained confidence and continued to win six games in a row, including a playoff game with Upper Moreland to win the first half. Not to be denied after this great comeback, they went on and won eight straight to take the second half and the championship. Mr. Finn is to be commended for his fine coaching and the way in which he handled the boys. It was due to his excellent work that the team turned out to be such a line quintet. In a post season game the Buckaneers lost a heart breaking 36-55 P.I.A.A. playoff to Bristol High. Last row. left to right: j, Czmiphell, J. Myers, ll. liuher, L, ' n I' llu k NI K k own, L, Rohmso , '. c ner, . r. 'zcrnia owski, Mr. Finn. first row, left to righig K. Huber, NY. NYright, j. Lee. j. Rari- clilf. lx. Recltielil, ll. Fritz. F. Caswell. C.B. -17 42 36 29 40 54 57 Opp. 27 41 39 32 38 40 27 Sell CB. opp. se as 42 59 32 27 56 59 as 25 65 56 69 26 Inf! in mght: Hr, Finn. Olznclxp Al. Rzulrlxtf. rnptznng j. Stunt I K xmplu-ll, m: :pn-rg Mr, k'z1-rnizxkmvski. zwsistxmt cuncll. ml rm, nmsrut X xx: vw 4 Q ffm lfblddii B f rox 4 In .Mwzl Lwg11e,e19g'3? oufflafzdirzg PM .feqfgnl Ifr of U3 Last row, left to right: W. Roundey, Mr, Zahniser. Second row: left to right: E. Buchanan, VV. Loux, VV. McEvoy, VV. Trauger, F. Kolbe T. Greenholt. First row, left to right: D. VVenner . Trauch, B. Beck, B. VViley. M. J RIFLE C entral Bucks O 491 491 493 493 498 487 U43 Quakertown Yeadon West Catholic Lower Merion Upper Darby Abington 478 480 490 491 497 495 PP' Left to right: Mr. Zahniser, coach: W. Roundey, manager 5 B. VViley, captai The Central Bucks Rifle Team, coached by Mr. William Zahniser and captained by Brad Vfiley, captured second place in the S.P.I.R.A. league. They finished a fine season of five victories but had one setback at the hands of the Abington Riflers in their final match. Bill Roundey managed the team for his second consecutive year. Brad Wiley was top shooter for the team with a season's average of 98.8, followed closely by Bob Beck with 98.5. E. Buchanan had 98.2, D. Wenner, 97.83 B. McEvoy, 97.5g T. Greenholt, 97.31 M. Trauch, 97.05 F. Kolbe 96.03 B. Loux, 95.85 and B. Trauger 95.5. A rolling stone gather- ing no moss is just what this year's senior squad seemed to be in their con- quest of the Intra-Mural league in the '52 season. With first and second team victories over all the teams they played, there were no other claims to their crown. Second place was award- ed to the sophs while the juniors copped third and the freshmen trailed in last place. Back row, left to right: F. Feisser, B. Bleam, F. Petry, B, Ov:-rholt, G. llolfilmix, S. Painter, ll. XYni're Second row: Y. Fischer, D. Funk, T. Hickman, D. Duerr. A. Hall, I, Rc-nncisen, First row: D, Barber D. Young, D. DeWald, C. Parrbf, E. Dubois, B, Beck, XV. Burk. I TR MURAL CHAMPS Last row, left to right: M. Mcginnes, J. Millar, B. Holkey, D. Angeny, B. Stratton. Lee, S. Rinck, First row: J. llerstine, E. Brown, E. - HYFWLS i-'ll l YH Q The sophomore girls clinched the girls' intra- mural championship by de- feating the senior team 29-26. Eleven teams were rep- resented in grades 7-12. They were divided into A and B groups. The seniors took the A champion- ship and the sophomores won the B division. These two teams played for the title. The captain of the team was Esther Holkey. Other girls who played and will receive letters are: J. Ders- tine, B. Stratton, E. Brown, D. Angeny, B. Lee, Mil- lar, and S. Rinck. E751 ny VV I-IGCKEY Doyleftown Opponenl 0 Springfield 8 4 Alumni 0 1 Lansdale 2 2 Souderton 2 1 Quakertown 1 1 Sell-Perk 2 1 Upper Moreland 3 r In .spite of the fact that the team was not a winning one as far as scores go, they had exceptionally good spirit. They worked well together and showed excellent sportsmanship even when they lost. They started out the season with only four letter girls-Audrey Schafer, joan Chubb, Ruth West, and Pat Bigley, but under the excellent coaching of Miss Kelley the team had a good spirit. The captain this year, Audrey Schafer, was an exceptional one. She received a medal for her excellent leadership and sportsmanship. At practice and at games she kept the team going. Our little, blond inner, jean Kulp, was high scorer although the scoring W., Mm., A qmafe, A Hurley, was more or less evenly distributed. Witli more letter girls coming back next year Miss Kelley hopes for bigger and better results. DOYLESTOWNV HIGH SCHOOL HOCKEY-Last row. left to right: B. Mitchell, P. O'Neill, BI. Young, S. Hanley, S. Barnes, P. Truman, J. Derstine, D. Smith, P. Oxinio, L. Kinnier. Second row: A. Bright, D. Mason, N. Berry. I. NVeihel, B. Fretz, P. Shelly, J. Arnold, C. Kane, E. Brown, C. Farber, J. Potter, B. Lee, N, Leibrick, P. Plank, L. Groff, Miss Kelley, coach: A. Hurley. First row: J. Chubb, C. Greenawalt, N. Craig, R. VVest, X. Nash, A. Schafer, P. Bigley. A. Lutz, S. VVooclard, R. Mathews, G. Schiele, J. Kulp. -2 -11 - fl AINEVQT i D I + .3 .. . in ,D Af n-'uk l 33.3 ibm - fly CS .Q5 4. S 1 k W X .2 -xr Q N w ii' 'S F N Y Q 3 . ii .- .- J Y .,,. NC-xx , . k -Q ...Q A . Wm f . ni k:.: QE his my as . mf iw L, M' xr M3 is A rr if L J vi 6 . hh is ii ': ' K i W SQ m AD gn' fl X ' Sf' . wk wk s.-gg' M Q - AX Q k,.' F Qi-W-A ... . . ,. f i ' f 2 vm Y. 3 av .. dj if 3 Q . N V G Q . A Y ' A 'A 9 X 5 i N, 1 ,1 xf ig gQ .E Q . ... . ::. , A A, . N wg A lf V . . . A 5. F .. A X .Y vexgw., 5 - Q . . ...R 'f Q if Q, 1 l BASEB LL April 9 - - ...... Sell-Perk April 15 U .... 'Springheld April 17 , , ......... Lansdale April 19 - - - - 5Upper Moreland April 2 1 - - ....... 'Souderton April 26 - - ...... Hatboro April 28 , , - - - Quakertown May 1 - - .... 'Ambler May 5 , - - - - Pottstown May 5 , - - - - 'Sell-Perk May 8 - - - - Springneld May 12 - - ..... 'Lansdale , ' , - , U May 15 - - ...... Souderton Efiifjflirizgei? tgitsgggbigfgiili May 19 - - - - - Upper Moreland Kfikeiinzz Gif. 'cg.2ife1i, sf Painxigg, M9-Y 22 - - - - - 'QUakeft0Wf1 manager. May 26 .......... ........ A mbler May 28 -.......... - - George School Note: HJ Home games. With the crack of' the bat and the cry of play ball , a great number of Central Bucks boys turned out for first practice of the season. A rebuilding job was in order for Coach Wodock as he had only five returning lettermen from last year. It was his plan this year to start building the team for the next few years by bolstering the squad with as many sophomores as he can accommodate. Facing a 17 game schedule which this year included non league games with George School, Hatboro, and Pottstown was a tough assignment for the Buckaneer nine. But with a little hard work and plenty of team play the squad had a better than average chance to finish in the higher brackets of the Bux-Mont League. 783 Last row, left to right: J. Lodholz, A. Washington, L. Brown, D. Funk, G. Myers, S. Painter. Third row: D. Detweiler, A. Neppes, L, Robinson, F. Buckner, F. Wrigley, K. Renneisen, L. Kuller. .Second row: Mr. Warlock, J. Radcliff, F. Petty, D. Fritz, D. Young, G. Lee, F. Caswell, F. Kelley. Kneeling: J. Strat- ton, J. Case, J. Frantz, C. Traumuller. l 1 l l TRACK ' C April 22 'tGermantown Friends 25 Penn Relays jr. 8: Sr. 26 Penn Relays, Sr. H. S. 30 'Souderton May 5 George School My 'Qua ertown ,- IO Bux-Mont at Lansdale 14 Hatboro 17 P.I.A.A. at Franklin Field. Note: Uh Home games. is H 7 Left to right: C. Parry, Mr. VVolfr'. concliq I. Lnlmw, man- tiger. With twenty-two boys out for track this spring, Coach William Wolfe feels sure this year's squad will be comparable to those the school has had in the past. The team, the largest group in many years, is composed of C. Parry, W. Fon- ash, R. Beck, K. Huber, N. Malsbury, R. Hellerman, K. Worthington, C. Hoppe, R. Hoppe, and J. Case. Assisted by Mr. Gerald Detwiler, former Upper Moreland track coach, Mr. john Czerniakowski and the facilities of the new school, Mr. Wolfe plans to de- velop the track team so that it will be among the leaders in Bux-Mont competi- tion in future years. Last row, left to right: C, Hyde, E. Arrowood, B. VVarren, B. Leons, F. Bean, G. Sheely. Second row: Mr, Detwiler, B. Michener, B. Steircr, P. Shzlughnessy, B. Bleaiu, A. Craven, B. West, B. jcpsen, Y. Fischer, J. Labaw, Mr. Czerniakowski. First row: Mr. VVolfe, B, Hoppe, C. Parry, B. Beck, N. Malslmry, K. Huber, K. Worthington, B. Hellerman, C. Hoppe. si t Q saw.. 3 2 us :WY fn' ,L F Q' ny ,Al i l ff' if Ii, I .. 3 N: .1451 4 Juman HIGH U' II 1 1 I 1' . ,, .' ,.' J ! r' 4 9 ' f J Z' , 7 J , f- E I ff f I rf. I fa M' fx K ' if ,l.' - 'f f' , 9 1 J M f' 4 .. V lf' ' , 1 ' V, . A . . if ' ,,..f ' , 1 f , I 1 A' ...M ,Sh 1041 A ,K K.. ffm V - W. X .-ad.'-Q' -N ' ' X 1? ' -s ff.. - A ix ' , 1 .xt ,SN Q -.N -M, . -5 Qxgf.. -E. ax f' a ' 1 r, fe, 1- 1 .Y A x . 1, 6 ' nf . ' f 7 , , N I K, M X .QQ . r .. 4 ' 5' 'fc . Q , x . K , 3 ' ' F . lf? ,ffl-1 ..Q' ,Ll 'W' Q, ff? - ' ffm MW fif f W 2752 if ,Q f -M r A 5 '-AVN 5 .Af 5066 'Q 'iii , N wg.? 'Q f., 4 1 T A' R-ff, i ' , 'Luv . K , A A gf 6..MAg.kA,,kk'.k4 X N-jlaiilfil , H. If you can'f be a pine on fhe fop of fhe hill, The besf liffle scrub by fhe side of fhe riH: . . . Douglas Mulloch . :kjR,'f 3 hifi FUCERS ,,gi1x.xiQEf,f,,,,, scar. . ' 5 ' ' Irv: ' -'genres ' LLASP K 6, sSCfew ' Ynlzin, U YV Vxiclni ffsurg R. - Xtxl hillwefl- ' 'deni- lmrnugh' pres' IZVCKINGIIAM CLASS--Seated, left to right: A. Painter, II. Kruse, J. Simmers, P. Chatlmurn, K, Brown, T, H ' KYD: ' fmkms, M, innell. Fourth row: R. Kessler, B. Keelmle, R, Nolan, Il. Harris. Third row: R, Fenimore, R. Quinn, J. Gilbert, H. Her- lmott, S. Keelrle, B. Brown, M. Stapler, R. Rawls, L. Simons, E, Stapler. Second row: C. Gilmore, C. Flack, Y. VViclmer, J, Field' ing, H. Scarborough, C. Cooper, P, Sharp. First row: R. Rothman. D, Soden, J. Bar- low, D. Allen, L. Mclieown. V. Scheets, D. Thomason. V, John. C821 jI'9:lAl'l'L9I'L Last fall, t ig t, the freshmen at Buckingham conducted a successful magazine cam- paign and enjoyed a tayride together. In November the sophomores held the traditional freshmen initia- tion admitting them to high school. In April they sponsored a skating party. With a record breaking 210 in the Doylestown class, these students gave a combined Thanksgiving Dance and party which gave them a view of their high school life. Other activities were: visiting the Court House for an afternoon session of a court case, individual homeroom hayrides, and an excellent talent show given for the sophomores. o start the year r' h CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISORS Standing. left to right: Mr. Michener I Risser. treasurerg B. L ' owry, secretary, R. isther. vice-president, D. Peters, presi- dent, Mr. Pomrinke. Seated: Mrs. Bach- mann, Mrs. llrunner, Miss Chimileski, Miss Brewer. Rnouzx :H 6' ,g-Last row, left to right: A. Vl'cnzlnlT, B, Trnuger, E. Huber, ll. Twin- ing, l'. Sltnuglmcssr-y, lb. XVillimns, R. Bis- sonnette, T. Tlimnpson, J. Shaffer. Second row: L. Strousc, VV. Rc-Pscr, ll. Shelly, D. Tillv, F. Swartz, J. Super, R. Salmth. R. xYillI9!'S, A. Ruse, K. Shellv. First row: S. Vrcy P. xvflfflllllglflll, li. Arnold, J. VViley. S. Vl'oltinger, J. Young, J. Vlfelty, C, Vincent, F. VVatc-rs, Miss Chimilcski. Alxsent: Miss Lukens. L,..f Roqm 304-Last row, left to right: H. Bur nu-ister, M. llc Luca, T. Hcrgey, L. Brown R. Bensnn, T. Dick, E. llcrgey. Third row J. Buclwrt, ll, Bernard, S. lxmmer, C. Barr G. Conrad, H. Bvnnett. J. Darrah, G. Beck Second row: A. Blair, J. Bozzuto, H. Brand G. Barrett A, Carver, R. Benecke, R Brcuminger, Mrs. Brunner, First row: Castree, L. Branu, R. Dulmyk, J. Bauer, D Buskirk. S. liluck,IS. Birkmaier, S, Fleig ,'ll'l ll B. Dean, M. t . . Room 4'-LllSf row. left to right: J. LaRue P. Knauss, VV. King, XV, Hunghton, D Lewis, C. Krout, C. Lvuz, NY. Lee, R Krout, Mrs, Bztchnmn. Second row: E. Lear D. Hutchinson, B. Lowry, S, Michle. P Nelson. A. Osgood, G. Mayhew, G. Mingle S. Jonczyk. R. Knftuss. First row: F, Na gurny. J. Macklc-er, J. Moore, P. Price V. Mclntce, xl. Maniounis, nl. Plank. M Moyer, M. Munsell, B. McClellan. l33Il Room JA-Last row, lc-ft to right: W. Mig' non, G. Miller. R. Maddox, D. Peters, T. Montana, H. Rader, N. Molloy, J. Nyce, R. Minis, ll. Miller. Second row: Mr. Mirhencr, N. Radcliff, C. Thompson, J. Schuyler, C. Schneider, H. Sabo, H. Rhor, F. Ulmer. J. Rader, J. Risser, R. Loux, ll. Mathews. First row: A. Roth, A. Rumm- ler, C. Rzidnettcr. N. Smith, P. Rollins, B. Rickert. D. Rollins, R. Scarborough, H. Schneider, C. Sliacldinger, D. Schaible, B. Rodgers. Room 212-Last row, left to right: B. Fisch- er, A. Jenner, J. Erickson, J. Edelman, P Gott, J. Geiger, H. Gawronski, Mr. Pom rinke. Second row: J. Gram, T. Foral, G Hall, T. Hall. E. Hoffman, P. Horn, C Haines. M. Duncoff. J. Diehl, J. Franz First row: N. Fulmer, D. Gilbert, B. Hall 'Nl Frick G Gleason S Ha er, J. Groff l3.'Fox. , l i I I g iw x?l'Q5LWL8l'L -1.-, Raom Zllf-Last row, left to right: L. llzinn J. Hurvoth, E. Hendricks, R. Guest. Sm- ond row: C'. Hendricks, S. Histund, J Harrier, ll. Lear, B. Kenny, M. Leedum J. Hendricks, C. Hziniilton, Miss Brewer First row: N. Keenan, J. Leitch, ll. Jantnn E. Keller, E. Leirer, E. Linson, D. Landis D. Kerns, R. A. Dempsey, Nl. L. Lips:-tt --. sm Q., Q HOMEROOM OFFICERS-Second row, left to rightz J. Carroll, K. Vineis T Swartz. First row: B, Buchanan, B. YGeni ner, P. Lee. F. Reynolds, I. Myers. --DZ!-'Il -- Q Room 106-Last row, left to right: L. Clime IJ. Fries, B. Irwin, T. Shepherd, L. Taylor D. Gerhart. Third row: L. Wilt, C. Howe R. Rufe, B. Cunard, T. Swartz, L. Fell J. Nvard, B, Mcffealy, Miss Griffith. Sec- ond row: A. LaRue, N. Callahan, L. Ruth- erford. J. Pickering, B. Pearce, R. Shaffer, F. Johnson. A. Detweiler, A. Gommel, L. Erickson, First row: P. Lee, B. Buchanan B. owner, V. Beiiefby, J. Erenfeld, ST Holkey, R. Lane. B. Fighera, J. Martin. M. J. Bush. Ruom lO,5'L2lSt row, left to right: A. Hu- her, K. Vineis, J. Rutherford. Fourth row: B. Elfman, E. Greiner. L. Buckner, G. Ronsaville, D. Redfield. Third row: J. Car- roll, A. Mills, G. Umholtz, G. Gilbert, VV. Troester, B. Cathers, H. Holkey, G. Fran- kenheld, J. Diehl, Mr. VVoclock. Second row: C. Taylor, N. Clark. A. Dunlap, P. Case, J. Myers, K. Dewitt, E. Williams. First row: E. Castclow, P. Lehn. J. Brown, L. Frick, M. A. Leatherman, F. Reynolds. P. Lee. B. Smith, C. Nyce. 5851 r u n sri Qi.. Q One of the Buckingham class activities took them on a trip to Washington Crossing Park. This trip was primarily in connection with local history and geography and was conducted by Mrs. Robert West- brook. Judith Maxwell and David Lake were the two representatives on the student council. A big event in Doylestowns' eighth grade was Visitation Day of Parents . Here in the classrooms of math, gym, history, and even shop, the parents went to school with their children. Homeroom officers formed part of a homeroom council of eighth and seventh grades. BUCKINGHAM CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISOR-Left to right: W. Froehlich, presidentg A. Helmuth, vice-presidentg J. Heilman, secretaryg V. Quinn, treasurerg Miss Myers, advisor. BKQKINGHAM CLASS-Third row: Left to right: VV. Swartley, A. Stockholm, R. Gastwirth, B. Maultsby, R. Clark. Second row: left to right: E. Atkinson, A. Helmuth, R. Medary, B. Gehharclt, H. Schroeder. First row, left to right: A. Doelp, D. Lake, A. Klair, H. Schaffer, G. High, W. Given, V. Conner, D. VVest. Seated: Left to ri ht: N. VVehster, M. A. VanArtsdalen, J. lliax- well, I. Gegan, J. Davis, W. Froehlich, M. Gilbert. V. Quinn. E861 Aga... HOMERUOINI UFFICERSfSeC0nd row, left to right: E. VVintyen, R. Risser, D. Entler, J. Plequette. First row, left to right: F. Lenz, M. Ritter, B. Schneider. 5 . . . . I . liii-1.-ll.1. Homeroam 107-Last row, left to right L. Clark, M. Ritter, S. Chipman, J. Barnes B. Schneider, R, Griener, J. Smith, Mr Finn. Second row: B. Burnside, B. Hall, J Ranuad, D. Knower, J. Un er, B. Lee, M Kollo. First row: M. Lutz, Plequette, L Gross, J. Bowers, L. Segletes, D. Garner J. Trauger, C. Noblette, J. Loux. Hamcroam 108-Last row, left tn right: G. Rothermel, R. Rufe, B. King, B. Heintz, F. Leuz, J. Shaddinger, Mr. Donchez. Second row: T. Gilliam, B. Ofner, J. Ber- gey, R. Rush, C. Koonce, D. Miller, D. Fairfield, J. Stratton. First row: H. Arnold, S. Leatherman, E. W'intyen, R. Risser, J. Tonlinson, D. Entler, S. Gott, J. Mathews, J. Hann, B. Buchanan. i871 Members of the Buckingham group participated in the junior chorus, band, student council, the Buckaneer, and many other activities. The class also went on a hayride during Spring. The homeroom council with Miss Griffith as advisor, purchased various games to be used during the dancing and games homeroom periods. With the theme of Cleanliness , the students made the seventh and eighth grades a better place to work. SEVENTH GRADE OFFICERS-Left to right: D. Franklin, treasurer: R. Kinney, vice-president: F. Fielding, president: M. Ely, secretary: Mr. Detweiler, advisor. BUCKINGHAM CLASS-Last row, left to right: D. Franklin, K. Swanstrom, F. Fielding, M. Long, H. Lawrence, H. Fox, J. Hubbard. Second row: W. VanArtsdalen, C. Moldovanyi, R. Nuss, Lukens, B. Crawford, P. Clouden, B. Fischer, K. Fell. Seated: R. Wooley, M. Kernen, H. Stapler, R. Kinney, C. Swavely, B. Miller, P. VVooley. M. Ely. rw if ,QM xg Q , ,wg Wi in 5 x 1 if E AQ -X., , .-1, i. i X kgs 5 W y, if sv- -av .5 .. ff X x,-ff Q NX 'Six 4 S'x! x .Q ff ,1 . ,if 9 xx fi ,if 1 A l E .i1f W x ls? W R ffm if 5' 'SX il ff' f H ix J' fm-ix, if My ,?gH' 'Sfkg fri 'A Q pf MEX SX ff f-4 5, X fffii 'N 'hw 3' wig, A- ,5 ,xv S5 - 1 v ,af Q 59 3 6 I EQ. yx si S -K . if X J.. . 5 ' I . 1 i ' '. Q K., :lk , . ikgfffi' i gf' if 5 at X 1,15 Ja W ' A KW' .N 3 g rs 6 3 S w w f- A Mi, ' f' W ' ' i 3 W '-QQ 1 ' W vw X K K as 'N M 7 A S' xzwixiix . f I . x 4 , A gd wiv W J y if 4 'Q' I 5 W' I 'M ' E ' W Q' i 4 7 Q f' S A ix? if , . . , A A ' ' .XS -ia' 5'f'-TQ F' u Elm' 'W yi tl Q Em A: A ks W ima 139. if 3: ' In 5 whb f im- -:- A, A 1 xl? , V A 2, Isa. ffl n 'X 1 xi RQ ws 'Qi A-, gf mu' fa' A .fm u,,..ng A di E is .,. ww N' .45 N -N ,Uk as 2 1354! 3 QN, V 'f -EH ws- Sixty eager girls gathered on Wednesday afternoons to pre- pare themselves for singing in the Senior High Choruses with Mrs. Geissinger as their sponsor. The girls learned two-and three-part music which they used in their own Easter assembly program. They also participated in the annual Spring Concert. Sixteen girls represented their group at the Bucks County Music Festival, and the experience they gained will help to build a bigger and better Chorus. An innovation this year was the organization of a Boys' Chorus, pictured above, which was composed of twenty mem- bers under Mrs. Geissinger's direction. i901 JUNIQR HIGH BOYS' CHORUSe-Back row, left to right: M. Kollo, B. Lee, F. Lenz, B. Heights, B, Knower, J. Benard, B. Burnside, A. Larue, J. Barnes. First row, left to right: B. Ofner, L. Clark, J. Stratton, L, Fell, Mrs. Geissinger, B. Elfman, T. Shepherd, L. Taylor, S. Chipman. JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS' CHORUS-Last row, left to right: R. Mathews, V. McEntee, T. Carver, J. Leitch, J. Plank, C. Schneider, B. Sabo, J. McClear, S. Carpenter, D, Landis, D. Lear, P. VVorthington: Second row, left to right: N, Clark, F. Johnson, R. Shaffer, N. Callahan, K. Dewitt, R. Lane, M. Hall, E. Wil- liams, M. J. Bush, B. Genner, A. Detweiler, O. Noblette, C. Taylor, D. Entler, B. McClellan, Bowers, R. Rush, J. Lqux, B. Lowry. M. Lutz. . Nyce, J. Plequette, C. '1hompson, G. Modre, J. Bar- rett, D. Bushusk, D. Arnold, B. Smith, R. Risser, A. Gommel, J. Hann, N. Radcliff, S. Gott, L. Seglettes, P. Lee, F. Reynolds, J. Ehrenfeld M. A. Leatherman, P. Lee. B. Buchanan, P. Lehn, E. Castelow, A. Dm.. lap. First row, left to right: S. Leatherman, Young, J. Groff, L. Erick, J, Martin, Mrs. Geisslnger, . Fighera, S. Holkey, J. Hafler, J. Brown, L. Grosss. CHORUS I 5 K Q Last row, left to right: W. Frochlich, J. Davis, L. Simons, ll, Kinney, J. Oberhulier, E. Still, J. Gegnn. M, Gilbert. Second rnw. left to right: C. Moldovnnyi, IJ. Conner, ff. Lukens, C. Swnvcly, P. NYooley, B. Craw- ford, H. Stapler, B. Miller. First row, left to right: L. Simons, accompanist, M. Kernen, N. Webster, J, Max- well, C. Price, G. High, M. Ifly, M. A. VanArtsdalen, Y. Conner. Mrs. Hnckxnan, conductor. GIRLS' CHORUS The junior High Dramatic Club is organized to give students fundamental skills and experience in dramatic techniques by putting on minor productions. During the club periods the students read plays for practice and rehearse for one major production which is presented for the junior High School and occasionally for the Senior High. This year the play will be Party Line , The group also takes an annual trip to Philadel- phia to see a professional production. Officers of the club are: Terry Shepherd, presi- dentg jerry Myers, vice-presidentg Pauline Lee, secre- taryg Patsy Lee, treasurer. Mr. Donchez is the faculty sponsor. DRAMATIC CLUB DRAMATICS CLUB-Back row, left to right: A. Gominel, J. Hatler, li. Greiner, L. Taylor, L. Fell, G. Frzinkentield. Second row: E. VVillimns, K. Dewitt, T. Brown, 13. Smith, M. J. Hush, H. Figlicrn, ,l. Picker- ing, B. Bellerby, Mr. Donchez. First row: L. Frick, J. Martin, I. Myers, vice president, T. Shepherd, presi- dentg D. Lee, treasurerg P. Lee, secretary, F. Reynolds. M. A. Lentherninn. -1 I Hun its rm A. Detweiler, N. Clark, D. Garner, D. Etler. The Junior High Red Cross Club is responsible for helping to bring some enjoyment to the shut-ins of the country. The club meets every Monday after school and has an enrollment of twenty-one members. Under the guidance of Miss Griffith, their ad- visor, and their officers, Bartley Elfman, president, Lynn Taylor, vice president, Janice Martin, secretary, the club enjoyed a very successful and productive year. With the help of the Production Girls the club has made puzzle booklets for the soldiers and has turned out place mats for Valley Forge Hospital, which were used for various holidays. They also made oil-cloth placemats for the Children's Hospital. LIBRARIANS The Junior High Library is run entirely by seventh and eighth grade students inter- ested in this work. Nancy Clark, head li- brarian, has under her a representative from each homeroom. Each representative also has an assistant. Mr. Donchez is the group's ad- visor. There is one period each week when stu- dents may take out books. They may keep them for two weeks with a fine charged for overdue books. JU ICR RED Caoss JUNIOR RED CROSS-Last row, left to right: Miss Griffith, E. VVintyen, D. Miller, L. Segletes, S. Leatherman, D. Garner, J. Trauger, J- Loux, J. Bowers, L. Fell, E. Greiner. Third row: L. Gross, J. Mathews, R. Rush, M. Lutz, J. Diehl, R. Greiner, G. Frankenlield, T. Shepherd. Second row: C. Noblette, J. Pickering, J. Brown, J. Breiner, J. Halier, K. Dewitt, B. Genner, F. Johnson, R. Shaffer. First row: J. Hann, 92 R. Risser, D. Entler, J. Martin, B. Elfman, L. Taylor, A. Gommel, B. Pearce. l BA Standing, left to right: R. Risser, S. Holkey, J. Ellrenfeld, B Bucllrman, J, Risser, F. Rey nolds. L. Frick, M, Lutz. Kneel mg: J. Mamounis, captain. The junior High Band under the direction of Mr. Mule learns the fundamentals of marching in addition to playing instruments as preparations for later work. The thirty members meet twice each week. This year they participated in the Spring Concert and marched in the Memorial Day Parade. The officers are: Terry Shepherd, presidentg john Nyce, vice-presidentg Lewis Hann, managerg Allen Huber, first lieutenantg Leo Bergey, librariang and William Lee, roll keeper. Last row, left to right: ll. Gm'- nwnski, T. Fornl, E. Ilcrgvy, L. llann, T. Shepherd, L. Taylor. IJ. Barnard, ll. Bennett. Second row: G. Horner D. Fuirtield. D. Gilliand, R. Mood, R. Smith, ll. Pearce, V. Barrett. ll. Wil! linms, G. Moore, Mr. Mule, First row: J. Nyce, J. Diehl, J. Harper, V. Mclfntce. rl. Ruther- ford, G. Rounsxiville, W. Ufner, W. Lee, A. Mills. Kneeling: 1. Beers, M. Lezitliermnn. lf. Cas- telow, C. Thompson. CHEERLEADERS E931 W. -lla xi 9' S rn.. .ta s,. v CB fl-IS 6 Quakertown Sell-Perk Neshaminy Non-League 21 Lansdale Souderton .20 N t to right R Fischer, Mr. Finn, coach, P. Knauss, L. Buchner. The mighty mites of Central Bucks junior High ended their season with a tie for second place with Sell-Perk. Outstanding players for the season were Pete Knauss, Co- Captaing Bob Fisher, Co-Captaing jimmy Frantz, and Donald Peters. The team itself was average but according to Mr. Finn, coach, it was the best back- field combination the junior High has ever had. The team averaged 10 points per game to its opponents' 5. Last row, left to right: Mr. Michener, T. Swartz, B. Lippincott, L. Erickson, D, Redhcld, G. Umholtz, R. Rufc, B. Detrcy, R. McNealy, J. Shaffer. Second row: C. Howe, J. Carroll, J, Buchert, E. Truman, A. VK':xrrcn, H. Bermeister, A. Huber, B. Trauger, C. Hamilton, T. Dick, J. Logan, H. Arnold, L. Buckner, Mr. Finn. First row: J. Frantz, D. Peters, H. Poole, P. Knauss, G. Beck, VV. King, C, Leuz, N. Molloy, J. Erickson, R. Fischer, R, Knauss. i ,, . .5 w45,,:.sg:g'::7gegg'f1fa??f-, 2 5.37 ' i, V..-f.tLa-'1Lf,.1-45-'ii IrLf?vzsi.:isii?wF.'QQ FOOTBALL ... BASKETBALL Left to right: Mr. Miclrencr. coach, ll. Peters, captaing J. Nyce, managerg Mr. Doncliez, nssistzmt couch. This year the junior High Basketball team, coached by Mr. Ralph Michener, and captained by Don Peters, captured the third place title. The team was handicapped by the fact that most of the boys were inexperienced. Quoting Mr. Michener he has never had a liner group of boys and it was a pleasure to coach them. john Nyce was the manager. Last row, left to right: Mr. lloncllez, H, Arnold, il. Nyce, F. Lcuz, A. Lnruc, L. lfrickson, T. Sli:-plicnl, R. Rufc. ll. Gerheart, L. Buckner, G. Limlroltz, ll. Buclizmzm. Mr, Micliener, First row: U. llowc, B. Fischer, D. Ynndegift, J. Franz, D. Peters, D. Twining. J. Erickson, J. Lzlruc, D, Renllielrl. Stzmtling. left tu right: J, lihrenfeld, zissistantlmanager, .Miss Lukens unch' I 'tlwnmunis mana er Kneelm: I. Risser, V.. 1 .g. g , Cllptfllll. I-ICCKEY Forty-five girls turned out for junior High Hockey this year, making this the smallest squad in the history of junior High hockey. Miss Lukens, coach, and janet Risser, captain of the squad, led the girls to victory only once.. Accord- ing to Miss Lukens, the girls were a little green this year, but she expects more experience the next season. jackie Mamounis and joan Ehrenfeld were man- agers for the season. Barbara Buchanan was chosen captain for the 1952 season. CBIHS Opporzenf 1 Alumni 2 0 Upper Moreland 1 3 Ambler 2 O Abington 5 Thomas Williams forfeited to the junior High squad, Glenside Weldon has eliminated interscholas- tic sports. Last row, left to right: J. Schuyler, J. Plequette, S. Gott, R. Lane, L. Friek, P. Lee, J. Tomlinson. Second row: Miss Lukens. M. Lutz, B. Fighem, M. Friek, A. Roth, j. Trauger, ,l. Young, P, Lee, B. Buchanan, L. Gross, B. Pearce, -I. Mamounis, P. Crawford. J. Ehrenfelclr. First rnw: R. IQISSEF, J.. H8HlIv B. Smith. J. McEntee, S. Holkey, F. Risser, J. Martin, B, Rohr. B. lxenny, Al. Jester, J. Pickering, K. 7- Schneider. ff' 'r-+v wunur -.uw SCHEDULE Abington .................... --- April Glenside-Weldon --- ,,- April Upper Dublin - - -- - April Lansdale ...... --- April Souderton - - - - - - April Hilltown .,... --- April North Wales - - , - - - April Glenside-Weldon -- -, May Lansdale ...... - - May Souderton - - - - - May Hilltown ..... --- May North Wale.s --- --- May Abington ...,. --- May Last row, left to right: Hamilton, K. Trauger, W. King, R. Krout, J. VVarren, D. Vanrlegrift. BASEBALL Standing-left to right: L. Strunse, man agerg VV, Troestcr, assistant manager, Kneel ing: C. Lenz, captain: Mr. Michener. coach Central Bucks junior High baseball boys have one returning veteran, Chris Leuz, who is captain of the squad. The team faces a tough schedule including non- league games with Glenside-Weldon, Upper Dublin, and Abington. One boy from Buckingham is playing for the C. B. team. The boys are hard workers but comparatively few showed any baseball knowledge. Mr. Michener cut his squad from 52 to 26 boys. Larry Strouse is the competent manager. D. VVorlock, E. Lear, R. Fischer, T. Dick, J, lirickson, J, Hnrvath, L. Truman. C. F. Recliner, il. Houghton, Mr. Michener. Second row: L, Strouse, NY. Troester, LaRue, II. Arnold. J. Stratton, B. Buchanan, F. Lenz. First row: R. Twining. A. D, Peters, C. Lenz, R. Fannce, ll. Poole, E. Hendricks. R. Schumacher. l97l Vi? may-,,,- ,. .,LW, K... ...fam 4 a Q ,x A-.1 y 7 hi. ,xwhw ,, s Qy v M s . g . 'KI -In 'S ,mi Jugl .L fiiyifsesas-:w MSE W x'k ..N if L- I as. iii 5 oc-A-'1-oc- ----- --:pf--------A-- --- ---AA--------- ANGENY BROS., BUILDERS Danboro, Pa, JOHN ARMSTRONG, Jr. ARCTIC FOOD CENTER, Inc. Easton C1 Swamp Rds. Doylestown, Pa. ALBERT R. ATKINSON, Jr. Post ZIO, American Legion Youth Is Our Interest General Merchandise Tradesville, Penna. Phone: Buckingham 2552 ART'S MEN'S SHOP Paul W. Stevens Frank M. Stevens 5 South Main Street Phone 5309 Doylestown, Pa. S If Phone: 9459 e Beers AUTO sznvlce A G' P SUPER MARKET ga, , Texaco , Qi' service Inspection Station 214 South Main St. Doylestown For Floors With a Future SEE BARB-LIN CO. Floor Coverings Route 6I I, Cross Keys Doylestown 5664 Compliments of WALTER E. BACHMANN, Jr. oc---- - Funeral Director :so4:A--:vc ---- -------- 99 1 oooooooooooooc 'A-A A '- ::::poooc:1::::ro1::::: oc::o-0009000 For Financing and Insuring your Home ' See BARNESS BUILDING SUPPLIES Builcling Materials and Electrical Appliances Phone: Doylestown 4039 - 4502 or Phone: Quakertown 124 Warrington, Pa. Quakertown, Pa. D1 ARE BARRETT HAR W BITZER Paints - Oils - Glaps General Supplies Dry Cleaning and Dye Works Bell Phone 4286 Dial Corner Main and Ashlalnd Sts. plant: 4125 Store: 4248 Doylestown, Paf 1 BEAN end MASON Complete Insurance and Bonding Protection 1 NOTARY PUBLIC 8 East Court Street 1 1 Phone 4226 Doylestown I JAMES M. 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Doylestown 5830 - AAA- o-------------------1:---- 0oooooo4::::1:::po4:::1 :::: lOl ----'A A-A A ----- A- -----ac Burpee Seeds Grow Annual Spring Catalog ready about January l Fall Bulb Catalog ready about August l COPIES SENT FREE ON REQUEST W. ATLEE BURPEE CO. Philadelphia 32, Pa. Dinnerware Fancy Stemware Spode l Fostoria Syracuse Cambridge Adderly Brierly CAMERON'S CHINA SHOP Greeting Cards Table Linens 26-28 E. State Street Doylestown, Pa. Phone 3797 J. Samuel Carr OARR'S FURNITURE STORE l Quality Furniture 266 South Main Street Doylestown, Pa. i Compliments ot THE CHALFONT NATIONAL BANK Chalfont, Pa. Prompt and Courteous Service Sylvester H, Funk, lPres. Hiram F. Bruner, Cashier :cc ------A- ::::,:::: :::::::::::::: AAAA- :::::::::::::::::: l lO2 Compliments of THE BUCKS COUNTY POTTERY J. J. CONROY, Inc. Authorized Dealer Since 1919 WM. W. COPE . Cut-up Poultry, Ducks, and Turkeys sales and serwce Guaranteed A-I Used Cars Star Route Trumbauersville Road Quakertown, Pa. Doylestown, Pa. CONTI'S CROSS KEYS INN I758 At Intersection of Routes 61 1 and 313 Doylestown, Pa. For Finest Entertainm-ent COUNTY and KEY THEATRES Doylestown CROSS KEYS DI NER Air Conditioned Home of Good Food Cross Keys Doylestown, Pa Phone: Doylestown 561 l CROSS KEYS FURNITURE Cross Keys Doylestown, Pa CROSS KEYS HARDWARE Automatic Dishwashers Phone Doy. 4762 Phone 5526 DAVID'S CHILDREN'S SHOP 25 W. State St. Doylestown, Pa William F. Schiele Towing - Parts - Accessories Firestone Tires Danboro, Penna. Bell Phone 6531 GEORGE DAVIS Compliments of THE DENIGS l A ----oc' -----AA :::::yqoo::: ::::: Flowers llIILLBORN DARLINGTON Maple Avenue and Spruce Streets Doylestown, Pa. Telephone 5466 Phone: Lexington B72 J. CLYDE DERSTlNE Contractor and Bullder Chalfont, Pa. l l DE SOUSA'S Mobile Service Station Pick Up G' Delivery Service 216 S. Main St. Phone: Doy 9378 Best Wishes to Graduates DOYLESTOWN AUTO PARTS CO l CONGRATULATIONS To the Central Bucks High School Band, and director for ttleir excellent performance and cooperation l i both in school and civic functions. i Doylestown Building Cr lloan Assn. 15 W. Court St. Doylestown, 4554 DOYLESTOWN ESSO SERVICENTER l Richard C. Linsenmaier Doylestown - Consumer - Cooperative 68 South Main Street Owned and Operated by tile Customer E550 G35 5' oil ' AU35 Tues f And Accessories ooYi.Es'rowN i.AllNDRY Phone 4245 J9 Bridge Sf- 2l7 S. Main St. Doylestown Pa l Phone 9394 A FRIEND l ----:::::::::::::::,.L::-:::-:,:::-:::::-:::::::-::::::::---::: l lO4 i l ooeooooeqyqqo 0900-----ooo QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ oooooooooeooooooo ooooooooooo Cadillac Oldsmobile INTERNATIONAL MOTOR TRUCKS South Main Street, Route 611 McCORMlCK FARM MACHINERY New Holland Balers JOHN BEAN SPRAYERS and HAY MAKERS DOYLESTOWN AGRICULTURAL CO. Ashland St. Established 1851 Phone 231 and 9441 0 DOYLESTOWN DOYLESTOWN COMPANY MAENNERCHOR BUILDING CONTRACTORS Doylestown Tailoring Co. Suits Made to Order For Men and Women A Complete Building Service 0 Fine Fabrics - Domestic - Imported Reasonably Priced phone 4408 CLEANING and PRESSINC 30 E. State St. Doylestown, Pa 130 S. Main Street Doylestown, Pa, Phone 5261 105 l ooo: :oooo: :oc COMPLETE T BANKING SERVICE O Commercial Department O Savings Department C Safe Deposit Vault I Trust Department 0 Title Department O Consultation Service O Travelers Checks YOUR BUSINESS APPRECIATED DOYLESTOWN NATIDNAL BANK za. TRUST coMPANY On the Square Telephone Doylestown 224 Doylestown, Pa DOYLESTDWN TRUSlT coMPANY Successful Trust Company Service Since 1896 l SURPLUS S400,000.00 t l 1 l CAPITAL l si 5o,ooo.oo l Doylestown, Pa. Member F.D.l.C. Phone 244 ooooooo Q -Q IO6 l DUBLIN PANTS COMPANY Dublin, Pa. Phone: Dublin 4559 DUBLIN HOSIERY MILLS Incorporated Dublin, Pa. DUBLIN NATIONAL BANK Dublin Service Station and Garage Complete Banking Service Lloyd Y. Crouthamel, Prop. Letterpress-Offset TFP DUBOIS DOYLESTOWN PRINTING SHOP Bafbef l4O W. State St. DuBois Home Doylestown, Pa. Hatboro i536 Estimates Given EASTGENDFTORE Russsu. K. sowARDs, Jr. O S droceneg H lcd Registered pen Un ays an O' ays Petro Plumbing 8' Heating Crane 8230 AM' to 10100 PM' and Neshaminy, Pa. Plumbing Phone 5241 Quiet Heat Burners Fixtures ED'S DINER The Best at Its Best Clean, Fast, Courteous Service W. State St. Doylestown, Pa. FLOWERS HOWARD S. ELLIS selected and Peisigned Linoleun - Asphalt Tile - Rubber Tile fo' Plastic Wall Tile - venenan Blinds Every Occasion ELBLE'S FLOWER SHOP New Britain Phone Doy. 4330 Window Shad-es 5l W. Court St. Doylestown, Pa. Phone: Doylestown 4552 :::::::: ,... 0, .,., vv- .,,, 0- ,,v,, , ec ::::::::::o:::::::-- -eccccccc I ---------------------.+--: : :::::-::-: :::-: :::-A A --- A-- -- -- -- - A A. c. ELFMAN cf soNs I Building Contractors Since l909 Doylestown, Pa. I Phone 4320 I TIAKE PRIDE IN YOUR CLOTHING Sport oats Junior Skirts slag 5 Junior Suits 5 ea'I'2'S iuiffiifiises For YounF Men For Girls EL 'S ELY'S CLOT lERS DRESS SHOP DOYLESTOWN, PA. I Ph 5056 CARCIOES INSURED CLAYTON P. FELL I 1 Contractor and Builder S I Moving and Storage Telephone: Doylestown 603I4 LOCAL and LONG DISTANCE Jamison, Pa. I IOI Green St. Doylestown, Pa. I Dutch Boy Lead I Imperial Wallpaper I EDWIN W. FLY Painting and Paperhanging I Qver Fifty Years of Fine Workmanship Chalfont, Pa. Phone: Lexington 520 I 4 Miles West of Doylestown IO8 I I I WM. H. FLUCK. O.D. 33 West Court St. Doylestown, Pa. Phone 5414 ooooooogqeaz :o::ooo:::::::Q: :eco A ------ A -oo- Chrysler -:- Plymouth JOSEPH H. FORD Authorized Dealer 226 W. State St. Doylestown, Pa. PAUL E. FOLKES Farm Bureau Insurance Al' Kgds I S FOSTER'S GOODYEAR Butler Avenue Wi son t. Chalfont, Pa. Phone: Lex. JOHN H- FOX l39 5. Main sf. Doyle-grown, Pa. Funeral Director phone 4348 Dublin 4414 Dublin FRANK'S TAILORING Phone 5767 ERWIN C. FRETZ Pipersville, Pa. FRETZ REAL ESTATE Bucks Co. Farms - Country Estates Texaco Products ACREACE Town and Business Properties DONALD FREY SHOE STORE Phone 4507 A FRIEND Route 313 at ll3 Dublin, Pa. WM. F. FRETZ G' SON oooqeoggoaooe oo- ooooooooooooq -oeQQoooeaoooooooooooooaooooooq Qoooeooeoooa Q.- qoooooqooqoooooeo : GARDENVILLE FARM DAIRIES Guprnsey Pasl-eurized and Homogenized I MILK and CREAM ,ll-1-i li- ...T- YOIIJ ARE INVITED TO INSPECT THIS MOIIDERN DAIRY and PURE-BRED HERD I - .lil- -7.1- I Phone: Doylestown 5082 ro - Aqooooooo ooooo0o:: IIO ::oo:::::::::::::::::::::o:::o::::::::o:::: Compliments of FRIENDSHIP HOSIERY MILLS Furlong, Pa. Compliments of FURLONG STORE GARDY'S Books - Stationery - Printing - Advertising Phone 5284 Phone 4369 28 W. State Doylestown, Pa. FURLONG SALES AND SERVICE Turner Bros. York and Edison Roads Phone Buck. 3861 HARRY GARGES Well Driller Chalfont, Pa. Lexington 4306 GEHMAN'S AUTO SERVICE , 9 W' Court St. Auto Parts fr Accessories Sporting Equipment FRED S. GOSS gRA5ER1 5 TRUCK FARM 84 W. State St., Phone: Doylestown 5057 EDWARD M. GARNER Compliments of THE GENERAL GREENE JEWELER GARAGE The Esso Station lO S. Main St. Doylestown, Pa. Buckingham GOLDIE'S DINER DUBLIN oA-o--oo--ooo-A----A-Q A+ v- -v v- -----vv---oooo--oo::oo:::::::::::oooo ---- Q-A -- -- ill v--- v-o-vooo- -oo -- ---AA:::::::::oooo W -- -----------.. - --4....------..--------...-....-..-..... ------ Silos Building Blocks Chalfont, Pa. n FRANK D. GOOD 4 Blocks Joists Septic Tanks Chimney Blocks l Lexington 346 ogoooooaq Q Q oooooo70ooeaoooooooooooooooottogoooooccooooc ooooo soon BROS. FORD Sales - Service l Cars - Trucks - Tractors N Ottsville, Pa. K W CROFF cf CARWITHEN ci oal - Lumber - Building Materials l Mill Work and Roofing E.F.M. STOKERS 4 OIL BURNERS Steam, lHot Water, and Warm Air Heating Units Doylestovvn, Pa. l Phone 4420 N S H2 Q09 0ooQQoooQQo0QQooQooooooooooooooooQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ QQQQQQQQQQQQ BOOK G' STATIONERY SERVICE 224 North Main St. Doylestown, Pa. J. S. Craybill, Prop. A. R. HALDEMAN Plumbing G' Heating 189 S. Main St. Doy. 4456 Compliments of THEODORE L. GROSS HAAR'S GIFT SHOP 146 West State Street Phone 3705 DOYLESTOWN SCHOOL BRACELET SI.00 Plus Tax E. W. HALDEMAN Farm Implements North Main and East Streets HALIN'S DRUG STORE M. Halin - F. Neis - F. Kirgus - M. Kirgus L. A. HAMPTON 8' SON Everything Found in a General Store Phone: Buck. 2257 Holicong, Pa. Lumber Mill Work BUILDING MATERIALS F. D. HARTZEL'S SONS CO. Feed 8' Coal 46 E. State St. Doylestown, Pa. Chalfomi Pa. Insurance Mortgages HAPP Cr SONS REALTORS II4 N. Main Street Doylestown, Pa. Phone 278 List Your Properties With Us EDWARD M. HAPP General Contractor Building 5' Construction Phone 5l I I Doylestown, Pa. ooooooooooooooooogggooooooeooooooo DR. GEORGE T. HAYMAN PRIVATE HosPrrAi. 153 E. State St. Doylestown, Pa. QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ ooooeooesooo 1 -- ---- ---- AAAA---A .1-A-A A--:: ::::::::e::::::::::::,::::- ----A access: HAY AN-RADCLIFF MOTOR CO. Chevrolet Cars and Trucks John Deere Farm Equipment Packard Cars SALES and SERVICE 1 Doylestown, Pa. 1 i HElNLE'S BAKERY 44 E. State St. Doylestown, Phone: 4748 Pa. 1 F. E. HELLERICIQ General Merchandise 1 Fountainville, Paw Oliver Farm Equipment 1 GMC TRUCKS 1 PAUL w. HISTAlNlD co. Everything for the Farm We have it or we will get iit for You 1 COMPLETE REPAIR SERVICE Doylestown, Pa. 1 4687 Phone 5507 1 1 Barn Equipment - Garden1Tractors 1 ----..-------...--....d......- 1 114 Congratulations 1952 Graduates! l HENDRICKS DAIRIES of PERKASIE Phone 2132 W. L. HEACOCK, SONS - Lumber Plumsteadville 2101 GEORGE HILGENBERG - Farmers Market Home Dressed Meats Richboro, Pa. Churchville 370 THE HILLBORN GIFT and FLOWER SHOP 10 South State St. Phone: Newtown 2252 Newtown, Pa. HISTAND'S FOOD MARKET 212 N. Main St. Doylestown, Pa. BUCKS COUNTY REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE of all KINDS BERGEN HEROD MEMBER Bucks County Board ot Realtors Bucks County Realtors Listing Exchange Doylestown, Pa. Phone 9431 Opposite County Theatre ooooooo::o::oo: :o::::oo: :::::o:::::o:::: :Q ccccoooccec ::::::::::oo::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::O900000oOo HISTAND BROS., ROOFING CONTRACTORS Phone 4l 2I Roofing Supplies Doylestown, Pa. HlLBORN'S GENERAL STORE James E. Hilborn Hardware and Paints SEE YOU IN THE MORNING HOFFMAN'S DAIRY-TELFORD HARRY E. HUDDLE HILLCREST RECREATION CENTER Easton Road Danboro, Pa. Meet Your Friends At HUSTLE INN Teen-age Haven Plumbing Cr Heating Dublin, Pa OPEN EVENINGS ONLY HOCK'S FOOD MARKET HOWARDS UNITY FRANKFORD STORE JEWELRY STQRE Delicatessen - Frozen Foods - Meats DIAMONDS OPEN SUNDAY IO A.M. to 7 P.M. Route 202 New Britain, Pa Phone: Doy. 5673 James Manor Watches - Jewelry Watches and Clocks Repaired Phone 4675 35 East State St. THE HOTEL PLAZA First and D Streets, N. E., Washington, D. C. Within Walking Distance of the United States Capitol And Other Government Buildings of Interest Headquarters for Central Bucks High School Students Stanley F. Wade, Mgr. Robert D. Blackistone, Owner JEAN'S MUSIC SHOP RAYMOND H. HUBER N Clinton St Doylestown, Pa 42 , ' . . Refrigeration - Air conditioning Records-Small Appliances- Phonographs Jean B. Coulton Phone 4442 SALES-Er--SERV I CE Commercial - Domestic 34l S. Main St. Doylestown, Pa. Telephone 4741 ::::oo:::::: : : cocccccoccczooooo Hatboro 9750 Night Phone Doy. 5983 JOE'S ESSO GARAGE Day Towing Nights - State Inspection General Auto Repairs Warrington, Pa. Route 6Il ooooooooooooooccoooe :ooo:::oo 2 1000: :O : : :Q 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000 I I KAUEEMAN BROS. Excavating and Paving Contractors SHGVELIS - CRANES - BULLDOZERS - GRADERS I Rollers Cr Road Materials, Etc. Phone Lang. 2050 Langhorne, Pa. KELLER GLOVE MANUFACTURING co. I Incorporated I Plumsteadville, Pa. I I I Jerry's Fruit Stand and Produce FARMER'S MARKET CHURCH GRANITE IWORK I Walter S. Trauger, Prop. KeIIer's Church, Pal Memorials - Perpetual Memories I SEE OUR DISPLAU KATHRYN'S BEAUTY SALON Kathryn H, Shellenberger Phone 4186 I65 South Main St. Doylestown, Pa. KESSLER'S AUTO and TRUCK REPAIRS Street Road Johnsville, Pa. KENNY'S NEWS AGENCY Newspapers and Periodicals I Home Delivery and Stand Sale IVIORN I NC--EVEN I NG-SUNDAY I7 Wetst State Street All Editions o o o o o o l 'U 'U 0 :r : I 1 O Q Da 3 9 Q. rn z '-1 In U o I I N1 o 'U N I o I o I o I 0,4444 A 44.074, ee, New York Doylestown 00000000000000000000 000000000000 oooooooooooogggegeooooooQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ JOS. H. KERSHNER PHARMACIST Drugs - Toilet Articles - and Candy oooooooooooooooooooo -ooooooooooo KLEBE'S GARAGE Repairing 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE Phone: Plumsfeadville 380 ENJOY YQUR FAVORITE SQDA Route 611 - Half Mile Above Danboro AT OUR FOUNTAIN Inspection Station, No, 3502 P.O. - Plumsteadville, Pa, KOEHLER 8' FRETZ, lnc. The Mify-Nice Bakers Over 100 Baked Goods Items To Choose From For Delivery to Your Horne Baby Chicks - Pine Run Farms - Pullets WHITE LECHORN PROFIT MAKERS MRS. NORMAN M. KRIEBEL Cr SONS Phone 7127 Doylestown, Pa. LAN DES SERVICE STATION Phone 4626 Lansdale, Pa. CLYDE C. LEAVER, Jr. 'sfwjfd ' L.. Greeting Cards - Advertising Calendars 1... f and Specialties, Printing - Engraving 'fr ..o. . ,ite I . . 1 y A-f.g'ff1'a-L13 ..'e 5 Mechanicsville, Pa. Phone: Sugan 2151 'llilllillii -- R W KREW. J. WALTER LIVEZEY iff! Feed - Grain - Seeds - Lime jg Fertilizer and Farm Machinery wi 'AI-. A ,l : Carversville -3 Q. Mill: Sugan 2721 Res: Sugan 2142 ROGER W. KRAUT Jeweler 29-31 W. State Doylestown Phone 4884 QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQooooogqeooo LEAVER FUNERAL HOME Offering a Dignified Service Within the Means of all. Electronic Organ - Air-Conditioned Call: Sugan 2151 Mechanicsville, Pa. Qgcooooovvvvvovvvvvvvvvv--vv ov-- .... o-- qooooeooooooeooooooooe- I GAN 81 HOKE INC. I EASTON ROAD I WARRINC-TON, PA. LEATHERMAN and GODSHALL u Swift Premium Beef and Lamb Fresh Poultry and Eggs T Sausage and Scrapple in Season 'IIVE HANDLE ONLY THE BEST I Phone Z6I I Doylestown, Pa. I I LOUNSBERRY snos LEWIS ATLANTIC SERVICE Lumber and Logs Phone 932.8 I Penn's Park, Pa. S. Main Sf. Doylestown, Pa. Phone: Wycombe 2121 I -oooooooooooooo0000::OOLOG20:2:200222:2 :::':::::: :: ' I I II8 I.---..----------------..---..--..---- ------- --, , , , ,,v,-,,, , ,,,-,,,,--------,,vv,--Qoo,,vv----- -ovvv - - vvoooooooooooo ROBT. H. LIPPINCOTT SPECIALISTS Homes - Farms - Country Estates INSURANCE Hart Bldg. Doylestown 4495 - 5012 Doylestown, Pa. JOSEPH KRAUT Doylestown 4597 Doylestown 5150 5PeCl3li19 in Watch ff Clock RCPBIY Pebble Hill Road Phone: Doy. 7571 FLOYD E. MacNEEL 73 N. Clinton St. Doylestown, Pa. FRANK L' MAGILI' ' Real Estate UTILITY CONSTRUCTION WELDING Electric and Telephone Lines Air Compressor Pole Hauling Heavy Tree Work - Post Hole Digging MARLYN MOTORS DeSoto - Plymouth Ethel D. Geraghty - INSURANCE Cross Keys, Doylestown Phone 3747 PHIL MADDUX HATCHERY Pipersville, Pa. QUAKERTOWN PACKING COMPANY lCustom Killingl 235 S. Main St, Doylestown, Pa. John Marx Applebachsville, Pa. f Son R.D. 3, Quakertown Matt's Shoe Repair and Dry Cleaning QU-9l4el'TOWVI 1055 38 E. State St. McGlN.TY PRINTERY DR. WM. J. Mcevov Smce 1897 Optometrist RGSiSf6I'ed Bell Phone 4169 - 15 E. State St. Doylestown, Pa. State C7 pme sts' Doylestown W ---Q------QQQ----90Q-----QQ9,900,090,000oooooooooooooogcoco MADDQX PHOTO STUDIO Child Portraiture Weddings - Candid or i Formal at Church or Studio COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY School Yearbook Photography Photo Supplies - Film CAMERAS and EQUIPMENT Developing and Printing W Call: Doylestown 5891 IF NO ANSWER CALL DOYLESTOWN 7703 52 E. State Sr. Doylesfown, Pa Qgooooooovvvvvvv -------- .... vvvvvvvv - .... ---------- 120 ooeqooooooooo0-010-000-0090oeoooooqoooo ooQQQ00Qoe---oooooooooooooogoooooooooooooeooooooooooooooaooo oooooooooooo THE MONUMENT SQUARE BARBER SHOP L. L. Trauger, Prop. Best Wishes To The 1952 Graduates and Former D.H.S. Students MEiNiNcER's srokrmc cooos 34 W. stare sf. M'-'SSE'-MAN'5 Dry Goods and Apparel V. E. MOORE Doylestown, Pa. Infants' and ChiIdren's Wear - Hosiery Charles Mason, 1866 - 1918 W. Laurence Mason, 1904 - 1939 William Mason, 1886 - 1918 Wm, S. Mason, from 1928 More Than 100 Years of Mason Life Insurance Service WILLIAM S. MASON Special Agent PROVIDENT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA 375 Linden Avenue Phone Doylestown 5084 Doylestown, Pa. J, Mobile Heat - Mobile Kerosene Realtor Place your Fuel Oil Worries with Us MILLER G' BETHMAN Day Phone: 5655 Nite Phone: 4820 Phone 258 30 S. Main St. Doylestown, Pa. 263 N. Main St. Doylestown, Pa. Everything Pertaining to Real Estate and Insurance MODERN CLEANERS Cleaning at its Finest Phone: Doylestown 263 24 HOUR SERVICE ooooooooooqooooooqoo Qoooooooooqg ---------------------A..---- I -----------------::::-J.:3:---- MooNLlcH'r GARDENS ROLLER RINK JAMISON I ARLINGTON F. MYIERS Real Estate and Insurance 45 W. Court St. PhoneI Doy. 4038 I MYRTLE'S HOSlERY SHOP Hosiery - Lingerie - Sportswear I5 N. Main Street Doylestown, Pa. Phone 4160 I -v--vvv ...v... v---ov vv..... ,---QQ Bell Phone 462l PAUL B. MOYER Auto Electric Parts and Service Electric Motor Repairs DELCO BATTERIES Ball and Roller Bearings 23-25 E. Oakland Ave. Doylestown, Pa. The National Academic Cap G' Gown Co. 821 Arch St. Philadelphia, Pa. Compliments of THE AUSTIN HUGHES CHAPTER National Honor Society Buckingham NORTH MAIN ESSO SERVICE Phone: Doy. 93ll A FRIEND I WM. NEIS Cr soN Cliquot Club Beverages Phone 4l 25 I I Doylestown, Pa. NEw'rowN Fokb, Inc. Sales G' Service IO N. Sycamore St. Newtown, Pa. Phone Newtown 3361 I - 2600 VISIT ouR USED CPIR Lot Lincoln Hwy. Cr Woodboorne Rd. Uust above Race Trackl Phone Langhorne 3420 Q: :QQ W. J. NYCE'S SHOE STORE The Home of Nice Footwear CAREFUL FITTING Aided by X-Ray West and State Streets ::Qoo::Q::::o: : c: : : :ooo:::o:::: : ::::::o --1---A--A -A--- -A -- --- ---,-:bc--:r::::b4:::::: ::::r:::::b4:::boc:::::::::::::bc::oooo-4:-:i:-- -- NYCE PLANING MILL COMPANY EVERYTHING TO BUILD ANYTHING Millwork - Building Materials Koppers Coke - Coal and Feed In Doylestown: Doy. 276 -:- Phones -:- In New Britain: Doy. 4480 OAKLAWN METALCRAFT SHOP Lahaska, Penna. Ornamental lronwork POST LANTERNS - A SPECIALTY HORACE OVERHOLT Main G' Church Doylestown 9330 Washing - Recapping Vulcanizing - Gulf Lubrication BATTERIES, Etc. For Car Service PEARLMAN'S RCA and Dumont Television Electrical Appliances Complete Kitchens RECORDS Pianos - Musical Instruments 34 S. Main St. Doylestown 4654 o1:::roooo----A- A-A NYCE SUPPLY YARD Feed-Fuel - Oil-Coal New Britain, Pa. Phone: Doy. 4480 PENNA. DAIRY SUPPLY CO. Doylestown, Pa. Phone 4250 H. S. SMILEY, Owner FOR TASTY Home Made Candies AND Delicious Sodas and Sundaes VISIT THE PALACE OF SWEETS Tasty Treats For All 6 6' 8 E. State St. Doylestown, Pa. G. F. PETRY Spraying Equipment and Supplies Agricultural Spraying Doylestown 4858 Warrington, Pa. Bristol Road vvvv-vooo-v-:::::::::::::::::::: ::::ooo:::: --z--::---:boQ1:-- I ooQQQ--QQoooQ--Ocoee---Aooooooooooooooooooooo Crosley Er Perfection Apqliances NEW 6' USED FURNITURE I H. A. PICKERING If sou Plum. 2932 Carclenville, Pa. POTTS SIGNS Complete Sign Serviice 172 5. Main sf. Doy. 5379 RAISNER HOSIERY COMPANY Ladies' Full-Fashioned Hosiery DIRECT FROM MILL Tb YOU New Britain I Penna. CHARLES H. REED Funeral Home 1 I 182 W. Court St. Doylestown, Pa. Phone 4543 I I RONNETTE HOSIERYIMILL I Ladies' Full-Fashioned lI'losiery 51 Gauge 15 Denier 51 Gauge 30 Denier 3 prs. for 52.50 3 prs1 for 52.25 ALL FIRST QUALITY I Danboro, Pa. 1 I PINEVILLE GENERAL STORE W. A. DUVALL, Prop. Phone: Wycombe 2921 Pineville, Pa. PIPERSVILLE INN PRICE HATCHERY Lahaska Penna WATTS PRICE SHOE REPAIR E. State St. Doylestown, Pa BLANCHE HOSIERY MILL Raymond C. Reed FARM BUREAU INSURANCE CO. PENN'S PARK, PA. Notary Public Phone: Wycombe 3361 M. A. RUFE, EST. Sunheat Furnace Oil AND General Electric Oil Burners Phone 248 Doylestown, Pa QoooooooqoooooooooQQQQTQQQQ o0ooQ0Qcocoaooooooooooooooooooooo ooo- ooooqoo oooooooooooooo oooooooooooo 0.9900009900 oo: The Mark of a Quality Yearbook PROGRESS ASSOCIATES INCORPORATED CALDWELL, NEW JERSEY CAIdweII 6-5050 125 ooooooooo --AAA -----QA-- AAA- AA- --AA A ---- 1-------,c--- Bell Phone 9984 L nv-nv'-nn' -nvvvv un' HOWARD ROM, sAvlDcE BROTHERS Roll-in at RoIlin's'l' Furnishings Bellevue Ave., and Superl Hwy. Clothing - Footwear Langhorne, Pa. T Featuring Nationally Advertised Brands l BOY SCOUT and CUB SCOUT SANDY RIDGE FLOWER SHOP EQUIPMENT State St., near Main Phone: Doy. 4l69 Doyllestown, Pa. Newtown' Pa' Est' 1866 l MILTON RUTHERFORD Pholo Supplies - Cameras - Art Materials Bring your Films to us for Developing and Printing ALL WORK DONE lN OUR OWN PLANT l 23 West State Street Doylestown, Pa. H. B. RO ENBERGER COMPANY l Farm Building 8' Heating Supplies l Feed 5 Litter l Lumber e Millwork coal cf coke Grinding G Mixing l Shingles 6' Lath Wood 6' Charcoal Seeds 6' Fertilizer l Wallboards Cr Insulation Fuel Oil Sanitation Products l Hardware C1 Paint Dampers 6' Pipe Carden G' Hand Toolsl Roofing and Coatings Stoker Sales 6- Service Baby Chicks l Cement, Lime 6' Sand Heat Regulators Poultry Equipment W Bricks 6' Plaster Heater Cleaning Bale Ties 6' Fence l T. C. Pipe 5' Flues Oil Burner Sales 6' Service y Dial 264 ASHLAND and WEST STREETS DOYLESTOWN, PA. l 3:33333333333333v -333 33333333333 33333 l 126 l l J' B' SCHIELF SHIVE HARDWARE CO. Feed and Supplies Hardware SCOTTY'S MILK BAR Doylestowny Pa' Television Danboro, Pa. PLANTS 8' FLOWERS Cross Keys Greenhouse L. Sheaffer RALPH G' SHOBERT Builder SMITH CHEVROLET CO. Chalfom. penna 21 N. York Rd. Hatboro, Pa. EDWIN T. SCARBOROUCH Contractor - Builder Phone: 4479 Doylestown, Pa. 338 E. Ashland St. OIL BURNERS PUMPS Septic Tanks - Water Softener - Kitchen Cabinets Water Heaters - Dishwashers and Disposals GEO. W. SCARBOROUGH PLUMBING and HEATING Phone: Buckingham 3582 Buckingham, Pa. SCHEETZ - CLYM ER Est. 1878 Est. 1898 2l Complete Departments for your Table, Your Convenience and your Home. 22 S. Main St. Phone: 211 Doylestown, Pa. oo--- A---- --- ----- --- ----- ------- 127 vvv -v-v--vv--oovvvvoooooo 1 -oooooQQQoQ0Qooaoo0QQQQ-Qoooooooooeoooqeoooooooooooogooo-oooo QQQQQQQQQQQQ Gas Sunoco 1 on SCHUMACHER'S slsnvlcs 1 KAISER - FRAZER Complete Repair Service on All Cars Plumsteadville, Pa. Phone: 2191 0 SOMMER MAID A CREAMERY SMITH BROS. SERVICE H, R UMHOLTZ1 prop. STATION 1 1 o HAROLD W. SM1TH,1Prop. Butter - Eggs James Manor Doy1estown, Par AND Creamed Cottage Cheese Phone 9398 1 1 o g Phone 4448 Doylestown, Pa 1 '1SHOP AT SEARS AND SAVE 1Choos'e from over 100,000 Items 1 Fast, Accurate Low Cost Service A Phone 9453 SEARS ROEBUCK and CO., Doylestown, Pa. qaooooooooooeo oooooooafoeo-.oooQooo0oooooooooooooooeoooooooo- 000000-00000 1 128 -QQoooooeooooooooooooooooo0-0-4- Qqqooooooo VISIT SMITH'S DAIRY BARS 29 So, Main St., or W. State St. Delicious Milk Shakes, Sodas, and Sundaes also Sandwiches, Soup, Coffee and SlVllTH'S ICE CREAM Compliments of WILLIAM STOCK Furlong, Pa. STRINCER CONSTRUCTION Contractor - Builder Doylestown Phone 5279 STRAND VALET SERVICE 65-67 S. Main St. Doylestown, Pa. Phone: 270 For Cleaning That: Holds a better press Removes deep-down dirt 3. Removes perspiration Makes Clothes Sparkle I . 2. 4. Have your Clothes Cleaned with Sanitone Q00oeooooooooeooooooooooooo-ooocoooooooo I29 STANDARD PENNANT CO. Big Run, Pa. STAUFFER'S DUBLIN STORE Ev-ery Need for Farm 8' Home Dublin 4555 A. J. STRATHIE Pharmacist State Street Newtown, P LESTER D. STROUSE Excavating fr Grading Doylestown, RD., No. 3 Free Estimates Phone 57l I QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ QQQQQQQQQQQQ Qoooooooooooooooooooooooo oooooooc--- ---fp .... ovvvv ----v s'rEEi.Y a sMrI'l-I I REAL ESTATE I and GENERAL INSURANCE WILLIAM TINSMAN Cr SONS FOUNDED 1785 Coal - Lumber - Building Materials Fuel Oil - Flagstone Phone 4655 Doylesfown, Pa. Phone: Sugan 3321 Lumbervllle P Phone Plumsteadville ?69I Estimates Given IELMER O. STROUSE CONTRACTOR Biick - Stone - Plastering - Cem-ent I Curly HiII Residence Jamesway Barn Equipment Danboro, Pa Post Office LEON STULTZ G' SON Plumbing 8' Heating Doylestown, Pa. cc: ::::o -- T I I 130 ---ooooAAo AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA -A---:vo4:-oo-ooooo4:-- ---- ---oo-A:po-:nc-- WILMER SWARTZ General Merchandise Pipersville, Pa. Phone 326 Compliments of CY TOMLINSON TREASURE HOUSE ANTIQUES Doy. 4635 330 N. Main THRIFT FEED MILL, Inc. Ashes 8' Rubbish Removed GEORGE UPDYKE Phone: Doy. 4559 Compliments of Wycombe DOYIGSTOWFI, Pa. WARMINSTER HOTEL Warminster, Pa. VINCEN-I-is MICHAEL F. WALSH L' d B k wARRiNc'roN INN em e' ROUTE 202 for New Hope, Pa. SEA FOOD Phones: Buckingham 3901 - 4531 The Friendly Place to Meet and Eat Hatboro 971 5 WARRINGTCN DINER Chester Rutherford ROUTE 61 1 NESHAMINY, PA. oooooooooooo :hoc vv v--- ..-. v--ogq:--ovv,,-- 131 l 000 000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 0 000000000 WHITE HAI.L MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Bell Pl'1onelSecre'rary's Office: 4302 -- Doylestown, Pa. l WARRINCTON BEVE AGE WElSBARD'S DRUG STORE Call: Hatboro l l8-Jll l Prescription Drug Store Since I874 l M. F. WASSER and SON I B K . T T Perk. 9523 Bedlminster, Pa. UC S co REAL Es A E l The Friendly Voice of Buc s County And the North Pe n l W - B - U - Xl CONGRATULATIONS RADIO snoAocAsTiNc TATION 1570 ON YOUR DIlAL Studios in Doylestown and uakertown HCI-Ass OF ,Sze We Are Always Relacly To Serve the Community l c. E. WILLARD ESTPXTE Manufacturers G' Distributors of Ice and l Well Drilling MARTHA S. WOOL EY York Road Real Estgte WARRINGTON, PA. -l HARQLD YQDEN Our Long, Practical Experience Pipersville, Pa. May Benefit Electrical Servicel YOU YOUNG and BOWMAN I . Westinghouse Applialrces Phones' DOY' 4073 - 67l9 l l WALTER K. WORRALL l l Registered Plumber l Phones: Doylestown 5844 and 4694 l l l ----------------------+---------------------------------------------- l l32 l 0ooQooQQoooooooooooooooooooooooo Dodge ooo seoooooo Plymouth W. H. WATSON St SON l35 S. Main Street Doylestown, Pa. SALES Phone 4355 SERVICE SAMUEL VAN ARTSDALEN 0 LINOLEUM - VENETIAN BLINDS STEEL WALL TILE 0 James Manor, RD. I Doylestown, Pa. ooQooooo.,9ooooQQQ-------Qogoaooeoo IRVIN L. MacNAlR Chalfont, Pa. Fire - Insurance - Auto Of Interest To Operators Under 25 Yrs. of Age Lex. 4713 - 301 Calendars-Advertising Specialties Pencils, Blotters, Thermometers, Decals Over IOOO Items imprinted to Order Forrest S. Sowers Doylestown, Pa PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Their loyal support Makes our Annual The Antler Possible. Their splendid gesture to our school merits your wholehearted support. Qooooooooooooooooooooo--- 000000000000 ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo v-vvvv-- --vv-- vvvv ..... ....v - - ovvooo wr i ITi PAYS 'ro ADVERTISE- ONC A YEAR USE THE ANTLER Permanent B ok - 5000 Readers - Cherished Possession i I page sseoo V4 page 512.00 me page 56.00 V2 page 20.00 i Vs page 8.00 1132 page 4.00 Add 52.00 to the abode prices if you desire a copy of the Antler when issued. i i i MAIL YOUR INISERTION TO C.B.H.S. BEFORE FEBRUARY I i This advertisement spolnsored by: WILLIAM c. vARcoE i WYCOMBE, PA. i -------....------.l..-..----..-----------------...---.. ......- I 134 i L W' TTTTW - A- A ...... --------------AA-At-A,,,, ,00--4: ......... vvvv v 000--004: -.... ------v -vvvvv vvv000c- INDEX OF 1952 ADVERTISERS Ageny Bros. .............. .... 9 9 Arctic Food Center ..... .,.. 9 9 Armstrong, John, Jr. .... . .... 99 Art's Men's Shop ........... .... 9 9 Atkinson, Albert R., Jr. 99 Atlantic and Pacific ............ .... 9 9 Bachmann, Walter E., Jr, .. 99 Barb-Lin Co. ................... .... 9 9 Barness, Joseph ............ .... l OO Barrett Hardware Co. . ..,.. .... 1 00 Bean 6' Mason ........... .... 1 00 Beer's Garage .......... .... 9 9 Beeson, James M. ....... .... 1 OO Berlin's Shoe Store ....... .... 1 O0 Bishop, George ........... .... 1 OO Bishop, W. Paxon .......... .... 1 OO Bitzer Dry Cleaning ...... .... 1 OO Blanche Hosiery Mill .... .... 1 24 Bowers, Stan ..................... .... 1 O0 Boyer, Bea .......................... .... 1 OO Buckingham High Cafeteria 101 Buckingham Eighth Grade ....... ,... 1 Ol Buckingham Eleventh Grade 101 Buckingham Garage .................... .... 1 Ol Buckingham Seventh Grade 101 Buckingham Tenth Grade ....... .... 1 O1 Buckner, H. Roy 6- Son ...... .... 1 Ol Bucks County Inn ..................... .... 1 01 Bucks County Fuel Oil Co. 101 Bucks County Pottery .......... .... 1 O3 Burpee, W. Atlee Co. ....... .... 1 O2 Cameron's China Shop ..... .... 1 O2 Carr's Furniture Store .......... .... 1 02 Chalfont National Bank ...... .... 1 O2 Conroy, J. J. ................... .... 1 O3 Conti's Cross Keys Inn ..... .... 1 O3 Cope, Wm. W. ................. .... 1 O3 County and Key Theatres .... .... 1 O3 Cross Keys Diner ............. .... 1 O3 Cross Keys Furniture .... .... 1 O3 Cross Keys Hardware .... .... 1 O3 Danboro Garage .............. .... 1 O3 Darlington, Hillborn ............ .... 1 O4 David's Children's Shop ...... .... 1 O3 Davis, George ................... .... 1 03 Denigs, The .................. .... 1 O3 Derstine, J. Clyde ............. 104 DeSousa's Mobile Service ..., ..., 1 O4 Dixon, Gilbert W., Jr. ..... 104 Doy'n Agricultural Co. ..... 105 Doy'n Auto Parts ........... 104 Doy'n Building and Loan .... .... 1 04 Doy'n Building Co. ............. 105 Doy'n Consumer Co-op ..... 104 Doy'n Esso Servicenter ....... 104 Doy'n Laundry ...................... .... 1 O4 Doy'n Maennerchor ................. .... 1 05 Doy'n Nat'l Bank 0' Trust ....... .... 1 O6 Doy'n Printing Shop .............. .... 1 07 Doy'n Tailoring Co. ........... 105 Doy'n Trust Co. ...... 106 Dublin Hosiery Mill ..... 107 Dublin National Bank ......... 107 - Dublin Pants Company ..... 107 Dublin Service Station .... 107 000000000000000000 00000000000000000 DuBois, Ted ...... East End Store .............. Ed's Diner ..................... ...... Edwards, Russell K., Jr. Elble's Flowers ...... . .......... ...... Elfman, A. C. ............. . Ellis, Howard S. Ely's Clothiers ..... Fell, Clayton P. ..... . Fischer's Transfer .... Fly, Edwin W. .... . Fluck, Wm. H. Folkes, Paul E. Ford, Joseph H. Foster, John P. Fox, John H. ....... . Frank's Tailoring .... Fretz, Erwin C. ........ . Fretz Real Estate ........ Fretz, Wm, F. 6' Son ..... ...... Frey, Donald ................ Friend, A ...................... Friend, A ............................ ...... Friendship Hosiery Mills ...... ...... Furlong Sales Cr Service ...... ...... Furlong Store ................... ...... Gardenville Farm Dairies Gardy, J. A. ..................... ..... . Garges, Harry L. ......... . Garner, Edw. M. ............. ..... . Gehman's Auto Supply ...... ...... General Greene Garage ........ . ..... Goldle's Diner .............. Good Bros. ................ . Good, Frank D. ........... . Goss, Fred ....................... ...... Grabert's Truck Farm Graybill, J. Silas .......... Groff Cr Carwithen ...... Gross, Theodore L. Haar's Gift Shop Haldeman, A. R. Haldeman, E. W. ............. ..... . Halin's Drug Store ............ ...... Hampton, L. A. C1 Son ...... ...... Happ C-r Sons ................... ,..... Happ, Edw. M. ......... . Harrar, R. E. ............... . Hartzel's Sons, F. D. Hayman, Dr. George .... Hayman-Radcliff ............. Heacock, W. L. C1 Sons Heinle's Bakery ............... ...... Hellerick, F. E. ........... . Hendrick's Dairies Herod, Bergen .............. Hilgenberg. George ......... ...... Hilborn's General Store Hilborn's Gifts G Flowersmm Histand Bros. ..................... . Histand's Food Market ...... ...... Histand, Paul W. ........... ..... . Hillcrest Recreation Ctr. Hock's Food Market ....... ...... Hoffman's Dairies ........ 107 107 107 107 107 108 107 108 108 108 108 109 109 109 109 109 109 109 109 109 109 109 122 111 111 111 110 111 111 111 111 111 111 112 112 111 111 113 111 113 113 113 113 113 113 113 113 101 113 113 114 114 114 114 114 114 114 115 114 115 114 114 115 115 115 0000000000000000000000000 000000000000 ooooooooooooo oooooooooooooooooooooooo INDEX OF 1952 Hotel Plaza ....................., Howard's Jewelry Store ....... Huber, Raymond H. ......... . Huddle, Harry E. .......... . Hustle lnn .................. Jean's Music Shop ...... Jerry's Fruit Stand ....... Joe's Esso Garage .............. Kathryn's Beauty Salon ....... Kauffman Bros. ............... . Keller Glove Mfg. ........... . Keller's Church Granite ....... Kenny's News Service ...... Kershner, Joseph ................. Kessler's Auto 23' Truck ....... Klebes, Mary .................... Koehler 6' Fretz ................ Kraut, Joseph .................,...... Kraut, Roger W. ....................... .... . Kriebel, Mrs. Norman 6' Sons ...... ..... Landes Service Station ............. ..... Lanagan Er Hoke, lnc. ........... . Leatherman 6' Godshall ....... Leaver, Clyde C., Jr. ....... . Leaver, J. Samuel ............ Lewis Atlantic Service ...... Lippincott, Robt. H. .... . Livezey, J. Walter .... Lounsberry Bros. .... . MacNair, lrvin L. ..... . MacNeel, Floyd E. Maddox, Charles ..... Maddux, Phil ........... Magill, Frank L. .... . Marlyn Motors ......... Marx, John G' Son Mason, Wm. S. ......... . Matt's Shoe Repair ....... McEvoy, Wm. J. ................ . McGinty Printery .................... Meininger's Sporting Goods ...... Miller and Bethman ................ Modern Cleaners ......,............... Molloy, J, Carroll .................... Monument Square Barber Shop Moonlight Gardens .................. Moore, V. E. .................,....... . Moyer, Paul B. ...... . Musselman, J. K. ....... . Myers, J. Arlington ............,..... Myrtle's Hosiery Shop .............. National Academic Cap C1 Gown National Honor Society ............ Neis, Wm. G Son .................. Newtown Ford, lnc. ................. . North Main Esso Servicenter ...... Nyce Planing Mill .................. Nyce Supply Yards ............. Nyce, W. J. ............... . Oaklawn Metalcratt ....... Overholt, Horace ........ Palace of Sweets ......... Pearlman, Louis ................... Penna. Dairy Supply Co. .... . Petry, G. F. ................... . Pickering, H. A. .......... , Qoooeooooooooooooooooo 115 115 115 115 115 115 116 115 116 116 116 116 116 117 116 117 117 119 117 117 1l7 118 118 117 117 118 119 117 118 134 119 120 119 119 119 119 121 119 119 119 121 121 121 121 121 122 121 122 121 122 122 122 122 122 122 122 123 123 122 123 123 123 123 123 123 124 l 136 ooooooooooooooooooooooo oooooooooooo ADVERTISERS Pineville General Store ...... ..... Pipersville lnn . .......... Potts Signs .................. Price's Hatchery ..... Price, Watson ............. Progress Associates .... Raisner, John H. ..... . Reed, Chas. H. ...... . Reed, Raymond C. Rollin, Howard .... Ronnette Hosiery' ..... Rosenberger, H. B. Rute, M. A. Estate ..... ..... Rutherford, Milton ...... Sandy Ridge ................. ..... Savidge Bros. .................... .... . Scarborough, Edwin T. ......... .... . Scarborough, George W. Scheetz-Clymer ..............., ..... Schiele, J. B. ............... ..... Schumacher, Robt. Scotty's Milk Bar ...... Sears, Roebuck 5' Co. .... .... . Sheatfer Greenhouse ..... ..... Shive Hardware Co. .... . Shobert, Ralph G. ....... . Smith Bros. Garage ....... smith Chevrolet co. ..... flff Smith's lce Cream .......... ..... Sommer Maid Creamery Sowers, F. S. ..................... .... . Standard Pennant Co. ...... .... . Stauffer's Dublin Store .... ..... Steely C1 Smith .............. ..... Stock, Wm. ...................... .... . Strand Valet Service ........... ..... Stringer Construction Co. Strathie, A. J. .................. .... . Strouse, Elmer O. ......... .... . Strouse, Lester D. ..... . Stultz, Leon C1 Son ..... Swartz, Wilmer .......... Thrift Feed Mill ....... . ....... .... . Tinsman, Wm. C1 Sons ....... ..... Tomlinson, Cy ...................... ..... Treasure House Antiques Updyke, George ................ ..... Van Artsdalen, Samuel .... ..... Varcoe, Wm. C. ........... .... . Walsh, Michael .......... Warminster Hotel ...... Warrington Beverage .... . .... . Warrington Diner ...... Warrington Inn ....... Wasser, M. F. Watson, W. H. ...... . WBUX ...................... Weisbard's ................... ..... Wetherill, Parke M. ..... .... . White Hall Mutual .... Wiley and Buehler Willard lce ......... ....... Woolley, Martha S. ..... .... . Worrall, Walter K. Yoder, Harold ............ Young and Bowman .... 124 124 124 124 124 125 124 124 124 126 124 126 124 126 126 126 127 127 127 127 128 127 128 127 127 127 128 127 129 128 134 129 129 130 129 129 129 129 130 129 130 131 131 130 131 131 131 133 134 131 131 132 131 131 132 134 132 132 132 132 132 132 132 132 132 132 ooooooeooooooooooooooooooo oooooooooooo Q .f v i , x. 5,365-aa' +51 ' r 'R