Central Bucks High School West - Antler Yearbook (Doylestown, PA)
- Class of 1953
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Besides many new and cheerful classrooms, there were spacious gymnasiums, a huge auditorium and cafeteria and well-equipped laboratories. ln addition to the physical facilities, we were presented with a revised and enlarged curriculum including increased vocational ollerings and club activities in which we could develop our avocations or supplement training for our life's work. Therefore, we, the Antler Staff of the Class of 1955, feel that the theme Doors of Opportunity is most appropriate for our yearbook and have at- tempted to show both pictorially and in writing the opportunities that have been given to us this year. QQ HBE ivijzxianff Q Contents ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY .... SENIORS .,..,..A UNDERCLASSICS. . SCHOOL LIFE. . ACTIVITIES I... ATHLETICS ...,. JUNIOR HIGIIH WDW Hhs-W - 'W '-ffoxzm-f..L., ... .... .-1: W-.. ,cn :.:. -.:+..-aw,-gaisz-fxvffapu : ::g::: nmwqezz-.al s 'fn Q a uam.,,,,-up -rn, -'wcs,,,,,.ksrA-'nn ev-...,,-fn.-....,,,,,.. 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N fi .' 1, .,f,,- ew: M-.J.m. :'-Qui' 'T'-f ve 'i' 2 , ', ' 'yu- .1 'fgew-1-:www -- Q. . .vs -s-.unlu80'!'1- -, 'JS-1 t'54' ': - I .Av .wsw 1 ' ,.,.g.J-ugsfl-www.-xc J '- 1 . !5'A1Nf6:0Vb,n,. 'v,:.-w N -'ix' , 'nam' ' A:::1::A4::-A DR. I. EDVVARD SMITH Wlansheld State Teachers College, BS. University ot Pittshurgh, ATA., Ph.D. 1361111-lIl'l 111 Su,11f'l'1'l1!el1d6nI T h O ey pen To THE NKEMBERS OF THE 1955 ciRADUATING CLASS: Doors of opportunity swing two ways. They open, they close, they swing in, they swing out. The essence of lite is choosing the doors ot opportunity which you will keep open. To choose wisely is to succeed and to live a full, useful, and wholesome lite. Manv doors heckon at the time of fraduation . -. , . 5 . lrom high scnool. rlo enter some doors is to close others-H sometimes forever. Iust as kevs open physical doors, so certain keys open doors of opportunity. A cheerful smile, a kindly word, and a helping hand open the door to many life long friendships. ln- dustrv, initiative, and common sense open the doors to economic security. Compassion for ones fcllowmen and faith in God open the way to fullness of life. All are doors which one must open for himself. To keep right doors of opportunity open one must always keep closing doors of selfishness, greed, intolerance, prejudice, and hate. God speed to each of you as you go forth to serve. I. EDWARD SMITH JOINT BOARD COMMITTEE-Slandfng, Aj! In l'l1t1!If.' MR. FETzr:R, Axlli. RLJSHTON, DR. SMITH. MR. YINCDST, MR. 'liREMBLY, NKR. IEETXVEILER, NKR. CAYMAN, SXR. iVlORITZ, IWR. SIIELLY, IWR. RKJSPINBERGEIQ. Szlling: TWR. Cor!-3, MR. KLEIN, lx'lRS. SIENRIEWICZ, lxxli. Rlcimimsow, MR. CONRO, ANXR. SCIILEICIIICR, iVlRS. llL rcHcRoFT, MRS. SCHUY- LER. i1f7.Vt'l1f.fUl'f7l.l'1Il!'t'.' MR. Ai.1.isN. The Doors of Upportunity MR. AR'1'HL'R 'l'. REESE M155 Rvru A. NAILOR YVestminster College, HS. Temple University, BS., 51.3 Temple University, l'1cl.zNl. 11dn11'1z1',vIl'alfwe lid'-l'l..l'!l1lIf hflfllllrll I.-0'fl'fIfl.t 'e , 1.9'.l'1AJ'.I1lI1f MR. ROlS1iR'l' l,R'Rlil'l1'l MR. Ron'.r:1z'1' K. Sllmfnfine llCIll1S.VlX'EilllH Stale College, BS. liLllZll1WIl,lB.S. Lehigh University, 1Vl.A. New York University, MA. .'la'n11'n1'.rlf'al1'v1' 1 1.1: v'1'.vl11 nl 111211711-Hl.J'fl'I1fl-l't' 1IJ'.l'l.J'.Il1l1l Cl,elNl Uecemher 15, 19525 MA'I'lIliMA'l'lCS lJl'IPAR'l'MIiN'l' Mu. ROlil'lR'I' FINN East Stroualslaurg State VliCilCllCl'S College, BS. Mus. lxlARlON ISRUNNIQIQ Ursinus College, A.B. .xlISS MAm:Amc'1' A. ll11:Nm4:usoN Pennsylvania State College, BJX. Miss SYDNEY Mwzus Urstnus College, A.B. Temple University, lfmlnxl, Mla.Gr:o1unc V. Knut Temple University, A.H, University ol' Pennsylvzmia, .XLS Mu. Folnu-:ST Sow!-:us Franklin :mtl fxlzlrslmll College BS. University ot' Pellllsylvatlnu, ALS. Miss Blcnyl. IIALI. Urslnus College, BS. -sr 1 ll J IIOMICMAKING lJEl'AR'l'Hl'fN'l' Mus. CARo1.YN BACHMANN Pennsylvznlia State College, BS. Miss KA'1'111-:NINE MAHER 'l'C'ilCl1CI'S, College LNUlllIlllllil University, BS., ALA. Nw! KQWIS-Mid... A hs .X ,Y -51 wt 5 5 -my wg 4 Q I Nils, t uf. MUSI C I JICPARTM ENT MR. Gmo Meme Lililllllllllil UlliX'Cl'Slt.W', MRS. I I 1-:1.lcN BUCK MAN VVest Chester State Tezmelmers Qollege, Bb. University oi' P6l1l1SylYilllill, DLS. Mus. PuY1.1.1s E. NowAK Potstlam State VliCZtCllBl'Sl College ,f ,4,.fj,,..,-.,,'m X Bs. in Music. SCIENCE lJl'IPAR'l'.NllCN'l' Mn. Muon E. lJAIl.ICY Bloomslmurg State Vll6ilCll0l'Sl Col lege, BS. in lfcl. Mus. lAeQL'r:1.YN K. G11.1sE1zT Urslnus College, BS. MISS Aim M. flRlFFl'I'li tvest Clxester State vllE'2lCllCl'S' Col- lege BS. Mu. l,L rm-:la K. Bowzn Susquelmnnu University, A.l3. liuclmell University, FLA. Mn. l,rcs'rr:la C. Worrlc .xlulmlenlzerg College, BS. lluclmell University, FKA, Mn. Roman C. xvlI.l.lA.NlS University Ul'xVlSCOI1Sll1, BS. PHYSICAL l'IlJUCA'l'lON IJEPAR'I'M ENT MR. Wll.l.1AAx E. xVUI,FE Temple University. BS., lxl.S. Un. SA.uL'1H:l. XV11.l.Alzu Selxool Doctor Mus. AlARIl'1 l,AVIS R.N..Fcl1ool Nurse Mn. S'rAN1.m', ll. MAel-'Am.ANr: Springtlelcl College, BS. UR. llAluur:'l' IJAVIS Scllool Doctor Mus. Su1m,r:Y S. XvI'IS'l'BROlJli Russell Sage College, HS. Miss l,II.I,IAN V, KE1,x.r:Y Temple University, BS. Miss MARcsL'1-:RITI-: E. SPENC1-:R Ursinus College, BS. Mn. STANL1-:Y M. Glu-Ll-:N Urslnus College, A.B. Unlversltv ol' Pennsvlvunla W1 5 MR. RAYMOND F. XVoooe1 ln lfcl. L V l A I l E ? Q Z Xvegtw Chegter State leuclxers' 5. ' ft VOCATIONAI, ARTS lJliPAR'l'MlCN'I' Mn. l,E1zoY W. SllL r'1' PCIIIIS-VlYill1lil State College. l3.S. Mu. C. BAR'1'l,14:Y I-frlfxmx lmtlzuyette College, PLS.. C.l'f. MR. GERALU li. lDr:'l'xx'11.lcn lxlillersvllle State 'l1CilCll0l'Sl Col lege. BS. Unlwsrslty ol' l,ClIllS-YlX'ilIIlil, lxls. Mn. Rom-:RT l,r:r:Gr:1mAu'r Ax1llleI'SYlllE Still!! 'llCilCll0ltS' Lltll lege, BS. lexus A 81 Fl College, Al. I-Ill. i COMM ERCIAL HEPA R'l'Ml'IN'l' Mus. KA'r111.l-:EN 1x1ll.I.ER Bloomslmurg State 'l1CZlCllCl'S, Col- lege, BS. Miss BLANCHI1: Cl,IFF'l'0N Temple University Mu. 'l'IIOMAS l'l1AYm4: University ol' Pcnnsylvzunz, m ltd., MS. nn Ed. MISS MM: l,IGlI'l' .xlau'.vwoo4l College. BS. Temple University, lC1l.M. In E ,gl ENGLISI I IJEl'AR'I'MlCN'I' Mn. CnAm.r:s BAIUQR Lock llnven Stale 'lvl3ilCl1Cl'S' Col lege, BS. Miss 'l'lu4:l..X1A Bmcwmz Yvesl Clleslex' State ,l1ETiiCllQI'S follegc, BS. Mus. I.AL'1zA ANN WA1.m:u Ursinus College, HA, Miss loYcIH:Snu1.Tz University of l'e11nsylx'z111ia, BS., SLS. Mlss IAM: Korimzn Ursinus College, A.B. Temple Unlversily, Ecl.lNl. Miss MARY SwAR'1'z1.AN1J14:n Swurtlnnore College, A.B. MRS. RL'Tu S. Cl,r:Nm:N1N Xvclleslelv, B.A. Mus. Ill-11.1-:N F. l,ExVOR'I'lIY Cornell Universiiy, A.B. Mn. Fomucs'r END1-:ns P6IlIlSylYZlIllil Stale College, B.A. Mn. Romzm' M. GENDALI. Olmerlin Lxollege, B.A. Uuiversiiy ol' pCI1I'lSylYilIllZl, NLS. Mn. ROBERT lxlARSllAI.I, UlllX'k'l'Slt5' Ol' PeI1llStY'lX'ZlIllil, Mn. FRANK Dowcnrzx lXlUI'ilYliHl College, B.A. Miss l':I.IZABl'1Tli M. Brzlmn-Ln, University ol' l,Gl'lllSylYilIYl1l, BS, NLS, MISS RUTH Bumlcli Denison University, l3.A. l.AN4lUAGl'1 lJEPAR'l'MliN'l' Miss .xlAR'I'l!A A. LNIIIMIIJCSKI l':lIllll'il College, HA. Miss AI.'I'lIlCA H. Mmvrz fc-clan' Cresl College, All. HISTORY I HEPA RTM ENT Mus. E.w11.11-1 I.. Sclmfwcnx Bucknell University, Ali. MR. ALLEN P. Grxmcrz lmllnycllc College, A.l3., FTS. MISS TXTARY I4OL'ISl-I l'L'nNm.l. YVilson College, B.A. Universily ul' PCIlI'lSf'lV2ll1Til, Al.. lid. Mn. EDXVARD T. TXTICIIAELS Temple University, BS., M.Ii4l. S Mn. IOHN Czxuwmlmwslu T3lU0llISlllll'g Stull: 'l'ezu.'l10rs' Cul lege, BS. Mu. RALPH HICIIMNIQR l,inl.clsl College. BS. Mn. Groomer: AN'l'l'NICS, Ile. Bates College, A.l3. Grnmlunle Sclmnl ul' l':lllIL'illlHll llurvarml Unlvcrsily, .NT.A.'l'. Mu. WI1.1.1A.w lJ.ZAuN1smz Eclinboro Stale Teuclmcrs' College BS. pCIH1SylYill1lil Slate College, .xllfcl MR. lilslcmzm' C. .TTAYSUN Temple University, BS. SECR ETA Rl ES Mus. Romans NTISS l,ANms Mus. M11.Nx-zu Mus OHAPCIIVUIQ MISS lhmmc .iff n ART lJEPARTMEN'l' Miss MA1zyoul1': fylJONNl-21.1. fxlurlvxvoml College, BS. TNTISS MELHA l,L'm:Ns Almwre lnslitute nl' Art, lf 'fm IE' K 7 x,-- I w eb , 1 M I D A if .,:. f Af . .III A 4... ' k' I A - W . W RI I I - , IANITORIAL STAFF SfmIdI'n-ry, lrfl In nzghlx MR, ARNOLD MR. RDSIQNIIEIIGER, MR. LI:I:S MR, RDUSI-2, MR. llAI.IJI:.IIAN SeIzluIz': NKRS. ALLAIRE, IVXRS. STANLEY, IVXRS. IIANSELL, MRS. RDSIQN III: RG IC R. il .SRR CAFIWERIA STAFF Slmnifn-I1, lffl lo rfyhf: MRS. ALFDRD NXRS. LARUE, fwxRS. VAN LLIVANEE IVXRS. IDIETERICII, MRS. SCIIU AIACIIER. Seafed: NXRS. fEIl.ClIRIS'l'- IVXRS. MCLAUGIILIN, MRS. SHUI.- AIAN, ASRS. MI-:Yr:RS, NXRS. JACOBS SI' BUS DRIVERS zllvd, fqff lu l'1:41fIf.' AN1Al.l.AUY, R TRAVIS, R. OTT, R. CERLIBE, I MACINNES, F. l'iYDE, R. IJURKEE R. CIIILDS, C. IACDIIUS, H. NXYERS W. I4AKE, E. SAII'I'II. .S'lamz'I'ny fd! in l'l:t1l11.' E. FINZRRIS, BUCCIA- RI-:LLI, G. I1ABS, I.. NXYERS, I BEI-:SoN. r -.ww-anvuf -bv Z 1' If Z X 1. -ai 299' M 69.1- .i. 'Yi,,..,.... H , , , , . 4-n.:vx4'glV1Tm.-M -fr- ' wr ,J vffff fm A wx .-J O, ,. . . :nx- : .,.,,.,,'g 1 4.1 Q-.,,5.' 1,.y. 5.1.1 ww'- +4 , f ,f ,f K1 ' -v 4 ' ff . !f' '2 x J 1 ' , b a ymw S - ivKAg '-fn X Nwkf 1 'Wm Q ., lf V 1 ,ml C XX ii WI A an-if i 'V' 'wx EHIOR IERRY LEE PfE.FI.dEHf CLASS QF '55 NANCY MILLAR CHUCK LIEBAU IEAN PARKER Trezuurer Vice-Praridenf Secrelary 16 SENIOR ADVISORS MR. ZAHNISER MR. GENDALL Miss BERGER Miss MANTZ MR. MICHAELS As the first senior class to attend the new Central Bucks High School, the class of '55 under- took many interesting and varied projects. The class was given the opportunity to sponsor activities which were previously the duties of other organizations. Among the social activities at the beginning of the school year was the Halloween party, solely a senior affair for the purpose of getting acquainted. One of the most successful dances ot' the year was the Christmas Dance attended by many alumni. After Christmas vacation the seniors were busy preparing for their Sock Dance and running noon dances in the Community Room. In March Return Engagement , the first senior play to be held in the new auditorium was presented at two evening performances. Homeroom activities centered about discussions on colleges and vocations, Student Council atfairs, the Kuder Preference test, the U. S. Employment Service battery of tests, self-analysis charts and preparations for the Washington trip. With only a memory of the trip remaining, the class began looking forward to the senior banquet and their ultimate goal-Commencement on lune 9. SENIOR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE-S!andz'ng, lefl lo nlqhl: R. THOMPSON, R. Bacn. Sealed: I. WEIBEL, R. HELLERMAN, P. GOTTSHALL, F. REICHLE, E. BUCHANAN, R. LAYMAN, P. PLANK. 17 RONALD BARLOW 1 know Ll frfck worlh Iwo qf Ural. Field 81 Stream 5, Vice President. ROBERT BAYLES I am .flow of J'fHlZfl1.,, Peddie Prep: Football 1, Central Bucks: Field 81 Stream 5. IAMES BENSON You .rland In your own lzlqhlf' lntramural Basketball l, 2, 5, Band l, 2, 5, Lieutenant 5 Bux-Mont 1, 2, 5, County 2, District 5, Radio Club President 5, Homeroom Vice President 2, Student Council l, 2, 5, junior Kiwanian 2, World Affairs Council Student Council 5, Antler Associate Editor 5. NANCY BERRY fill people .raid .rhe had aulhorilyf' Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 5, Hockey 1, 2, 5, Girls' Glee Club 1, 5, Mixed Chorus 2, 5, Treasurer 5, Leaders' Club 5, Antler Co-editor 5, Class Treasurer I, Class Secretary 2, Homeroom Secretary 1, 2, Prom Attendant 2, Senior Play Cast 5, Student Council 2, 55 Cheerleading 1, 2, 5, Captain 5, Prom Chairman 2, Commencement Usher 2. IEAN AMENT 11171011-gh .vhe be lfllfe, .fhe be fierce. Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 5, Harlequin Club 2, 5, Secretary 5, Assistant Director 5, Chatter Bux Editorial Staff 5, Antler Editorial Staff 5, Traffic Squad 1, 2, Head Commencement Usher 2, Display Committee 5. DONALD ANGENY i1ndlherefore lel'.r he merry. Intramural Basketball I, 2, 5, Mixed Chorus 5, Boys' Glee Club l, 2, 5, Harlequin Club, Play Cast 5, Projection Squad 5. GRACE MARIE ANGENY Black iw a pearl In a womanfr eye. Mixed Chorus 2, 5, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 5. RICHARD BACH Bul.rf1'llh1'.r langue ran on. Soccer l, 2, Baseball lg Intramural Basketball 5, Auto Mechanics Club 5, Antler Associate Editor 5, Class Treasurer 1, 2, llomeroom President 5, Executive Council 5. ANNETTE BLACK Young in limhx, in judgmenf old. Orchestra l, 2, 5, Librarian 2, 5, County 1, 5, District 5, Girls' Glee Club 2, 5, Mixetl Chorus 5, Radio Club 5, Chatter Bux Editorial Staff 5. LOUISE BOHLMAN Seek Honourfnrf, and Pleawure lie.r behind. Intramural Basketball I, Mixed Chorus 5, Girls' Glee Club 5, Dancing Club 5, Commencement Usher 2, Mas- queraders' Club l. BRUCE BROWN Hi.r mind him kingdom, and hir will hi.r law. Class President I, 2, National Honor Society I, President 2, Antler C0-editor 5, Buckaneer I, Assistant Editor 2, Soccer I, 2, Manager I, Intramural Basketball 5, toys' Glee Club I, 2, 5, County 1, District 2, Mixed Chorus l, 2, President 5, Count 1, 2, 5, District 2, 5, Harlequin 5, Iunior Rotarian 5, Syenior Play Cast I, World Affairs Council Student Council 5. ROBERT BROSCHART I .rhaif laugh rng.feU' lo dealhf' Intramural Basketball 2, 5, Mixed Chorus 5, Boys' Glee Club 5, Harlequin Club, Play Cast 5. , . C I ELAINE BUCHANAN Could .rwell Ihe .foul lo rage, or kindle .rofl dr.rirz'. Hockey 1, Rifle I, 2, 5, Intramural Basketball 1, 5, Mixed Chorus 5, Girls' Glee Club 5, Leaders' Club 5, Chatter Bux Editorial Staff 5, Antler Associate Editor 5, Homeroom Secretary 2, 5. N JOHN BUCK He fha! Ar of Ll merry hear! halh 11 conlinuou.rfea.rl. Baseball I, 2, Projection Squad I, 2, 5, Rifle 5, Executive Officer 5, Intramural Basketball 5. SONIA BUEHRER She fioafa' upon lhe l'l.W?l'J' of hi.r Ihoughl.r. Commencement Usher 2, Commercial Club 5, Girls' Glee Club 1, Intramural Basketball 5. JOAN CAMPBELL UA fair exierior lid' a .rilenl recommendalionf' Hockey 1, Basketball 1, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 5, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 5, Prom Chairman 2, Prom Attendant 2. ELAINE CARLSON Laugh and llze world lauglu wlllz you. Girls' Glee Club 25 Commercial Club 53 Chatter Bux Editorial Staff 5 3 Commencement Usher 2. RONALD CARR HA lzfl, a very palpable lu'l. Baseball I, 2, 55 Intramural Basketball I, 2, 55 Field 81 Stream Club 5. JAMES CASE Belief lale lhan never. Homeroom President I5 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 53 Baseball I, 25 Track 2g Football 2, Bux-Mont Honorable Mention 2. JOAN CHUBB The lied of healenr IIJ' good cheer. Hockey I, 2,' 55 Archery 23 Tennis 13 Intramural Basketball l,f2,Q53'Masqueraders' Club lj Harlequin Club 23 Home- room Treasurer 53 Mixed Chorus 2, 55 Girls' Glee Club 55 Commencement Usher 25 Traffic S uad 1, 23 Leaders' Club 53 Chatter Bux Editorial Stal? 53 Antler Business Staff I,1251Editorial Staff 5. NORMA CLARK Will: .rweeinewa a.rfre.rl1 a.r a ro.re. Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 53 Mixed Chorus 55 Dancing Club 5. ROSALIND COHEN .flllrlh, will: Ilzee I mean lo live. Mixed Chorus 25 Harlequin Club 2, 5, Play Make-u 55 Homeroom Banker I, 2, 55 Chatter Bux Editorial Stas' 55 Masqueraders' Club 1 5 Antler Editorial Staff 53 Intramural Basketball 2. IEAN COLEMAN Hfllirllz, adm!! me of llzy crew, Dancing Club 5. MABEL CONARD And man Ay frlendf have I. Intramural Basketball l, 2, 53 Girls' Glee Club 25 Leaders' Club 55 Chatter Bux Editorial Staff 53 Antler Editorial Stall' 53 Homeroom Vice-President 15 Cheerleader 2, 53 Commencement Usher 23 Student Council l, 2, 5l RADCLIFFE DEWITT Nol zz lhoughl lo be .reen on hlld' .rleazly brow and quiet mouth. Football I, Baseball I, Intramural Basketball I, 2, Rifle Club 3. EDWARD DICK Jeri and-youlhfuljollzilyf' Intramural Basketball 1, Auto Mechanics Club 5. FRED DIETZ fl fellow of infnile jul. Projection Squad I, 2, 5, Intramural Basketball 5, Harle- quin Play Sound Effects 5. GILBERT DIXON fl1u.u'cl Jluxicf fl1u.rL'cf Band I, 2, Manager 5, Bux-Mont I, 2, 5, County 2, 5, District 5, Orchestra 2, 5, District 2, 5, Masqueraders' Club President l. DONALD COPE Il mallclzf nal wha! men a.r.rumc lo lw, good or bad, llzqu are lull whal fllQIl arf. Rifle 53 Projection Squad I, 2, 55 Rifle Club 5. IANET COPE fl .rwcel, allravllve kind of grave. Majcmrette I, 2, 5, Ilarlequin Club 2, Play Cast 5, Traffic Squad I, 2, Masqueraders' Club 1, Commencement Usher 2. WILLIAM COULTON HU hear! ran away will: hzlr head. Golf' Ig Football 5, Student Council I, 2, 5, Homeroom President 2, Intramural Basketball I, 2, 5, Sports Club 5, Harlequin Club 2. NANCY CRAIG II dau-qhlcr of lhe gadm, divinely lall, and mod dz'v1'nelyfair. llocliey I, 2, Captain 5, Intramural Basketball I, 2, 5, Leaders' Club 5, Antler Editorial Staff 5, Student Council I, 2, Homeroom Vice-President 2, 5, Commencement gslier 2, Traffic Squad I, 2, Harlequin Club 2, Senior Play ast 5. NORMAN EWAN find vlrzfue, lhough in ragtr, .rhall keep me warm. Baseball 15 Auto Mechanics Club 5. MARIAN FRANZ Zealou.r ye! mode.rI. Antler Typing Staff 55 Display Committee 5. WAYNE FRILING Cupid, all armed, a cerlaln aim he look. Track 15 Projection Squad 2, 55 Future Farmers ofAmerica 5, Treasurer. DONALD FRITZ The world if my oy.rler. Homeroom Vice-President 1, 25 Student Council 1, 2, 55 Football 1, 2, 5, Captain 55 Basketball 1, 2, 55 Baseball 1, 2, 5, Bux-Mont l, 25 Track 2, Bux-Mont 25 Mixed Chorus 55 Boys' Cvlee Club 5. IULIE EBERHART Help ll1y.rcU', and God will help flies. Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 55 Girls' Glee Club 55 Harlequin Club 2. 55 Play Publicity Chairman 55 High School News Edi- torial Staff 25 Antler Editorial Staff 55 Masqueraders' Club 15 Senior Play Cast 5. BETTE EDWARDS ri good name l.r bellcr fhan richer. Student Council I5 Dancing Club 5. ELLEN ERWIN 'lToll, Jaya' fhe proverb, M lhe J't.I'K affamef' Girls' Glee Club l, 25 Mixed Chorus l, 25 Buckaneer 25 Hockey 2, Manager 25 Commencement Usher 25 Prom Attendant 25 Student Council l, 2, 5, Recording Secretary 2, 55 Harlequin Club 55 Pla Business Chairman5 Antler Associate Editor 55 Prom Chairman 2. IOAN ETTENGER Sfra1lohz' mine eyew halh vaughl new plea.rure.r. Girls' Glee Club 25 Commencement Usher 25 Intramural Basketball 15 Safety Club 5. SYLVIA GARGES lVho lil' nYll,Vl.ll'l Whal i.r Jhe? fha! alf lhe .fwain.r commend her. Girls' Glee Club I, 23 Mixed Chorus 2g Safety Club 5. ELIZABETH GILBERT 1'lod deep and .rlrazlqhl wllh all your power,r. Basketball lj Hockey lj Buckaneer I3 Mixed Chorus I, 2, 53 Cvirls' Glee Club I, 2, 3j Commencement Usher 23 Bible Club 2, 53 Intramural Basketball 5. IOHN GILBERT There i.r no Pad, .ro long aa' bookf .rhall live. Auto Mechanics Club 5. RAYMOND GILMORE Il rolling .done -aalhmr no mo.f.r. Football 23 Rifle 53 Field and Stream Club 5. ROBERT GILMORE Var1'fly Lf lhe molher fy' ClIj.QllIl1t'l1f.,, Basketball I3 Mixecl Chorus I3 Boys' Clee Club lj Soccer I, 23 Baseball l, 23 Football 53 Intramural Basketball 53 Chatter Bux Editorial Staff 53 Student Council 53 Auto Mechanics Club 53 Senior Play Cast 5. ARTHUR GOLDSTEI N Lei Ilze .raundw Qf' lllllrflllf creep in our cam. Torch Business Manager lj Projection Squad lg Tramc Squad I3 Photography Club I3 Masqueraders' Club lj Orchestra l, 2, 5, Treasurer l, County I, 5, District I, 2, 5, String Ensemble lj High School News Co-Business Mana- ger 23 Antler Co-Business Manager 2. MARGARET GOTTSIIALL H1'lvh your wagon fo ll .rlar. Homeroom Secretar I' Hockey 2' Commencement Usher 23 Mixed Chorus 5, gecietary 53 Girls' Glee Club 53 Cheer- leading Squad 53 Display Committee 5. TRACY GREENHOLT fm aa' J'0flL'I' a.r 11 judge. Baseball I3 Rifle 2, 5, Captain 53 Projection Squad 2, 53 Rifle Club 5, President, ' LYNN GROF F SLyle ie' lhe drelnf of lhoughl.v. Commencement Usher 25 Hockey I, 2, Manager 25 Intra- mural Basketball I, 2, 55 Chatter Bux Editorial Staff 55 Harlequin Club 5, Play Properties5 Prom Attendant 2. PATRICIA GROMAN ChormJ .rlrike lhe .r1:qhl, hu! merfl Wlilltlld' lhe Jouff' Band, Assistant Librarian 5, Colorguard 2, 55 Homeroom Treasurer I, 2, 55 Antler Typing Staff 55 Intramural Bas- ketball 55 Senior Play Cast 5. DOLORES GULLICKSON Where more li-I' meanf lhan meef.f lhe ear. Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 55 Torch Business Staff I. BETTY HAGER Quip.r and Cranke and wanion W flew, Node and Beekf and wrealhed Smz'le.r. Commencement Usher 25 Student Council 55 Leaders' Club 55 Intramural Basketball 55 Antler Typing Staff 55 Senior Play Cast 5. 1 SANDRA HANLEY I would be heard. Hockey I, 2, 55 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 55 Harle uin Club 25 Leaders' Club 55 Chatter Bux Editorial Staif 55 Antler Associate Editor 55 Student Council 55 Commence- ment Usher 25 Masqueraders' Club I. BENIAMIN HASKEY Lei lhe world Jlide, while I fake my ea,re in my inn. Football I, 2, 55 Leaders' Club 5. IOI IN HEILMAN lil modem' finger, with meek .foul and hearlf' Intramural Volley Ball 25 Boys' Glee Club I, 2, 5, County I, District 25 Mixed Chorus I, 2, 5, Count I, District 25 Harlequin Club 5, Properties 55 Prom Clilairman 2. ROBERT HELLERMAN The only way Io have afriend lid' Io he one. Football I, 2, 5, All Bux-Mont First Team 55 Basketball 15 Track I, 25 Boys' Chorus 55 Mixed Chorus 55 Intramural Basketball 15 Homeroom President l, 2, 55 Executive Committee 5. ROBERT IEPSEN T he opporlunily Io do mi.rchz'ef :lr found a hundred 1ime.r a day. Track 2, Boys' Glee Club 5, Mixed Chorus 5, Projection Squad 5. FRANCES JOHNSON Qual1'lll, no! quanlilll, IJ my measure. Basketball 1, Intramural Basketball 5, Hockey 2, Mixecl Chorus I, 2, 5, County I, 2, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 5, County I, Harlequin Club 5, Prom Chairman 2. ANNA KELLER Wordr are hu! emply llu'ny.r. Intramural Basketball 5, Girls' Glee Club 5, Mixecl Chorus 5, Dancing Club 5. GEORGETTA KERN Slud1'ou.r of ea.re, andfond of humble lhiny.r. Band 1, 2, 5, Blix-Mont 2, 5, District 5, Orchestra 5, Photography Club 5, Treasurer. EDWARD HOLKEY Sollludc IJ oflen lhe lve.r1 .ror1'ely. Projection Squad 5, Art Club 5. CARL HOPPE 1 f all lhe year were playlny lzolldaym, lo .rporl would lm ax IlL'dll0llJ' a.r lo work. Football I, 2, 5, Track I, 2, Bux-Nlont 2, Penn Relays 2 5, Inquirer Relays 2, 5, Homeroom Vice-President 5 Leaders' Club 5. ELOISE HOSTETTER No legaly i.r .fo rlvh a.r hone.rly. Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 5, Commencement Usher 2 Bible Club 5, Display Committee 5. CARL HUNSBERGER He who own.r lhe Joll, ownw up lo llze .rlgy. uakertown High School: F.F.A. l, 2, Field 81 Stream 2 Central Bucks: Football 5, F.F.A. 5, Mixed Chorus 5 Boys' Glee Club 5. IEAN KULP Joy rul'd lhe day, and low: lhe nziahff' Hockey l, 2, 55 Intramural Basketball l, 2, 55 Leaders' Club 55 Cheerleading 1, 2, 55 Commencement Usher 2. WILMA KUMMER I have no .ruperjfluoum le1'.rul'c. Hockey 15 Antler Art Staff 55 Oil Painting Club 1. JAMES LABAW The 11111, .fo lzardp .ro Jharp, lhe conquering. Class President 1, 25 Display Committee 55 Harlequin Club 2, 5, Play Cast, Vice-President 55 Student Council 1, 2, 5, Vice-President 55 Track Manager 25 lunior Ki- wanian 2. RUSSEL LA NDES Good will l.r lhe fnzlglzlzhrl praclicalforce in Ihe unlver.rc. Football 1, 25 Baseball 1, 25 Rifle 55 Intramural Basketball l, 2, 55 Field and Stream Club 5, Secretary-Treasurer. CATHERINE KNIESE Una l1our'.r .rlccp lvcforc mfdnzlqlzi l.r worlh Ihrce aflerf' Girls, Glee Club 1, 55 Mixed Chorus 55 Intramural Basket- ball 5. MARY KOONCE Beaul11 1'.r llzc fnjznv of a larger fad Ilzan wl.rdom. Harlequin Club 5, Play Prompterp Antler Editorial Staff 55 Student Council 55 Masquerders' Club l. NANCY KROTCHKO Of linked .fweelne.r.r long drawn 0lll.u Mixed Chorus l, 25 Girls' Glee Club 15 Photography Club 5. DOROTHY KULP Hffndgooa' luck go wlill you. Dancing Club 5. ROYCE LAYlVlAN .lIu.ric lvll.r no lalrf' Band l, 2, 5, Lieutenant l, President 2, 5, Bux-Nlont l, 2, 5, District l, 2, 55 Boys' Glee Club l, 5, President lg Mixecl Chorus l, 2, 5, Vice-President 5, County l, District 53 Orchestra lg Homeroom Vice-President 55 junior Kiwanian 29 Harlequin Club 5, Play Cast. GERALD LEE Hl'lll.l'lI1ll.0II, allrnlion, . . . ,, wilhoul lnlrnlmn. Basketball l, 2, 55 Baseball l, 2, 'lirack 23 Leaders' Club 5, Secretary 55 Antler Associate Editor 5, Class President 5, Executive Council 55 Iunior Rotarian 5, lunior Kiwanian 25 Student Council 2, 5, Senior Play Cast 5. JANET LEHN Ihr voice wax like lhe voice lhf .rlar.r had when lhqif .rang loyelherf' Nlixed Chorus l, 2, 55 Girls' Cvlee Club l, 2, 5. CHARLES LIEBAU '21 man of mark. Football 2, 55 Basketball ltlanager l, 2, 55 Baseball lg Class Vice-President l, 55 Student Council 55 Projection S uad 53 llarlequin Club 5, Sound Effects, Photography Cclub l, 5, President 55 lntramural Basketball l, 2, 5. JOHN LODI IOLZ H1r0llI1-0fl'll0tt'J' will be yozuz-qfc'llmv.r. Baseball 25 Nlixed Chorus 59 Boys' Glee Club 55 Photo- graphy Club lg llomeroom Treasurer lg Chorus Club 5. GEORGE LONG ll wil will: dunrznr, I1 dzmrz' wilh wil. Track l, 23 Field and Stream Club 5, lntramural Basket- ball 1, 2, 3. SHIRLEY LUKENS Bcauly i.rlr14lh, lrulh i.r I1L'dllllj.U llockey l, 2, Girls' Glee Club l, 2, 5, Mixed Chorus l, 2, 5g National Honor Society I, 2, Vice-President 2, Bible Club 53 Homeroom Treasurer 5, Class Vice-President 25 Commencement Usher 2. IOIIN MACINNES Effort man madr u.r cili:rn.r, Grral Nalure made u.r men. Abington High School: Soccer lg Woodshop 1. Central Bucks: Banking Club 55 Future Farmers Of America 5. NORMAN MALSBURY I t1lN'L1-IlJ'J'!l1iti flfizalzzn' nzvanl tt'0lIl!?II fo fm :Lv nu1.rIf'1'p1v1'c. Track l, 2, Harlequin Club 2, 5, President 5, Cast 2, 5, Photography Club l, Iunior Rotarian 5. MAIJELINE NlA'l l'l IEYVS llang .w1'l'4m', L't1I'L Hkl.Nl1 cal. Commencement Usher 2. FRANK NTATJ E 7'lzeyl01y rj young men 1'.v fllflil' J'.'l'l'I1Af1fll.H Camden Catholic High: Traffic Squad 1, Intramural Basketball 1. Central Bucks: Football 5, Rifle 5. RAYMOND IWCDUVVELI. .llc'rl'zf11, n1f'l'r'z'Ly, Jllllff I five flow. Springtield lligb School: Band l, Bux-Nlont 1, Orchestra l, Football l, Nlixed Cborus lg Boys' Glee Club l. Central Bucks: Boys' Glee Club 5, Nlixed Chorus 2, 5, District 5, Band 2, Bux-Wlont 2, Orchestra 2, junior Rotarian 5, F.F.A. 5, Reporter. BKARGARET MERKLINGER Joy a'el1Zghl.r injoyf' llarlequin Club 2, 5, Play Nlake-up 5, Nlasqueraders' Club lg lntramural Basketball I, Girls' Chorus l, 2, 5, Mixed Chorus 5. NANCY IWILLAR rl lllfflill hrarl dolh good like n1r'd1'r1'nc. Leaders' Club 5, Cheerleader 5, Commencement Usher 2, Class Treasurer 5, Student Council 1, 5. BRUCE MILLER rl Hilfe non.ren.re now and llzcn 1'.r rfflmhed hu lhe w1.re.rl menf, Soccer l, 2, Baseball 1, Intramural Basketball 5, Nlixed Chorus 5, Boys' Chorus 5, F.F.A. 5, Homeroom President 5. GERALD NHIWS JIM offcw wnrdm are Ihe hem! men. Field 81 Stream Club 5. l IOSEPII MYERS Thou A'IIUtt'!'J'f him wrfl, lf1c'.q0zz'qf.vfz'vp. Cleveland Iligh School, Oregon: National VIIIICSDIQIII So- ciety I, Play, Cast I3 Alasque and Dagger Club Ig 'llennis I, Captain, Intramural Basketball I. Central Bucks: Basketball 2, 5, Sports Club 5, Homeroom Vice-President 2, 5, Senior Play Cast 5. NORMA NASII ,l.ffuff :V J',l7liI'Iif an' llle monlh of 41111-ll. Hockey I, 2, 5, Cheerleader 2, 5, Intramural Basketball I, 2, 5, Tratlic Squad I, 2, Student Council I, 2, 5, Treasur- er 5, Leaders' Club 5, Commencement Usher 2, Homeroom Secretary I, Antler Associate Editor 5. PRISCILLA NASH 'Elly fwarl :ir raw' l1f.lf0lll' .rr'l'4'1'r'4'.l' Antler Editorial Staff 5, Harlequin Club 5, Play Cast and Make-uia. IOIIN NEVIN Jud born Io wrffc, 1'ans'er.re and five will! came . . . . New Hope-Solebury High School: Soccer I, Basketball I, Baseball I. Solebury High School: Football 2, Baseball 2, Intramural Basketball 2. Central Bucks: Intramural Basketball 5, Auto Mechzinics Club 5. LEONARD MONTANA l'1j!1J'lIf'll! and quid wlzvlwel' llc qoem, NY ' ' A ll . ll vm' realzleir how much he kmmnr. Band I, 2, Pllotograplly 5. ELAINE MOYER In fl'I'l'IIlliI'lIl'fI I tt'11.I' l'!1I'lll lauylzl lo bef1'evf'. Girls' Glee Club I, 2, 55 Alixecl Chorus 5. IIARRY IWIUSSELAIAN Trail: 1'.r llze IIIZQIIEJI Ulllll-11 man may keep. Intramural Basketball I, Leaders' Club 5, High School News Editorial Staff 2: Student Council I. GERALD MYERS Il a'a.o' Greek la nzvf' IVIixed Chorus I, Band I, 2, Bux-lVIont I, 2, Intramural Basketball I, 5, Baseball 2, 5g F. E. A. 5. Y l EDWARD REDFIELD You1lz lffull of .rporl.r. Varsity Football 1, 2, 5, Bux-Mont Honorable Mention I, First Team 5, Varsity Basketball I, 2, 5, Captain 5, Bux- Mont Honorable Mention 2, Leaders' Club 5, President, Student Council 1, Homeroom Vice-President 5, Iunior Kiwanian 2, Junior Rotarian 5. FREDERICK REICHLE High erecled fhoughb' .reafed in fhe hear! of courle.ny. Orchestra I, 2, 5, Count I, 5, District I, 2, 5, State 5, Bucks County Band 2, llyomeroom President 2, 5, Execu- tive Council 5, Student Council 5, Co-Editor Antler Art Staff 5, Oil Painting Club 1, 2, 5, Intramural Basket Ball I, 2, 5, Display Committee 5, Senior Play Cast 5. PAUL REIMEL I owe no man lzale, , - U envy no man .r happme.r.r. Band I, Future Farmers of America 5. PATRICIA REYNOLDS Woman lld' man'.1' conj'uJ1'on. Chatter Bux Editorial Staff 5, Girls' Glee Club 5, Mixed Chorus 5, Harelquin Club 2, 5, Treasurer 5, Play Cast 5, Traliic Squad I, 2, Masqueraclers' Club 1, Secretary- Treasurer I, Senior Play Cast 5. DOROTHY PAINTER H The more one work.r, . . . ,, Ihe more one :J willing lo work. Hockey I, 2, Mixed Chorus I, 2, 5, Girls' Glee Club I, 2, 5, Bible Club 5, Homeroom Assistant Secretary 5, Com- mencement Usher 2, Display Committee 5. IEAN PARKER fl .fmlle fha! won'f come off. Girls' Cvlee Club I, 2, 5, Mixed Chorus 5, Antler Art Stat'f5, Class Secretary 5, Homeroom Secretary 2, Cooking Club 5, Senior Play Cast 5. PHYLLIS PLANK I'7om lilile .fparlc may bum! a mlqhlyflamef' Mixed Chorus 5, Girls' Chorus 2, 5, Hocke 1, 2, 5, Cooking Club 5, Antler Associate Editor 5, Plomeroom Treasurer 2, Homeroom Secretary 5, Student Council 2, 5, Corresponding Secretary 5, Traffic Squad I, 2. VICTORIA RACHWAL Blu.rhlng l.r ihe color of vlrluef' Band 1, 2, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, Girls' Glee Club I, 2, Class Secretary 2, Buckaneer 2, Prom Chairman 2, Stu- dent Council 5, Cooking Club 5, Antler Typing Staff 5. GERALD RISSER He :ir well paid fha! :ir .ral1'JyTed. Field and Stream Club 55 Program Chairman 55 Tratlic Squad 1, 2. ANDREW RUTH In faol'.r paradzlre he drank delzlghlf' Field and Stream Club 5, President 55 llomeroom President lg lntramural Basketball l, 2, 55 Baseball 1, 5. IACK RUBIN All life 1'.r an e.rperirnenl. Student Council 2, 55 Projection Squad 55 Antler 5, Art Stag, Co-Editorg High School News Art Staff 25 Junior- Rotarian 55 Window Painting Contest, First Prize 25 Senior Play Cast 5. SAMUEL RUTHERFORD You klllht' me dllflcfllllj, Display Committee 55 Traffic Squad l, 25 Oil Painting Club 5. BERNARD SAFFIER Hal, drink, and be I7It'l'I:ll. Intramural Basketball 55 Auto Nlechanics Club 5. CARL SANDEMAR l'bol.r are my lheme, le! iralfre be my Jong. Prom Chairman 25 Antler Art Staff 55 Harlequin Play Artist 55 Display Committee 5. ROBERT SCHAFER I never mv! a maid I dlldllil l1'kv. Intramural Basketball l, 25 Football l, 2, 55 Track l. MARY SCHAIBLE Hope.7 Thou nunre of young dt'.I'I'l't'.U Nlixed Chorus 1, 2, 55 Girls' Chorus l, 55 Photography Club 55 Projection Squad 1. IOIIN SCIINECK J bofd, bad manf, Traffic Squad I, 25 Fielcl and Stream Club 5. RALPH SCOTT The f1ra1'n.r of .rue1'e.r.r are hard work. Band I, 2, 5, Bux-lVIont I, 2, 5, County 5, District 5, State 3j Orchestra 5, County 5, Dancing Club 5, Secretary- Treasurerg Senior Play Cast 5. PATRICIA SEGLETES Tl1e'h'nrI t'l.l't'll6 Lf fo l'8J'1l'd1.ll and keep well My langue. Homeroom Vice-President Ig Homeroom Treasurer 55 Girls, Glee Club I, 25 Commencement Usher 23 Bible Club I, 2, 5, Antler Typing Staff 5g Traffic Squzul I, 2. PAULINE SHADDINGER 1lfv.rem'e malcen' Ilze hEL1l'llIjl'0tt'f0l1!l'?l'.U Girls' Glee Club I, 2, Alixed Chorus 25 Bible Club I. EUGENE SHEELY ,lllllw,1ain, aff llllfnlltlllli, QI' Ilia f'f4'fm'11I.v .rll'gfe. Track 25 Band 2, 5g Football 5, Leaders' Club 53 Intru- murul Bzlsketbztll 2, 5. DONALD SMITII II 'l111l.1-lzollld a man do lull irc IIlt'I'I:U.H Basketball 2, 3j Intramural Basketball Ip Sports Club 5. DORIS SIVIITII Do wefl and lviqlll, and fel lhe wol'f1i.r1'l1lc. Girls' Glee Club 55 Mixecl Cborus 55 Homeroom Treasurer I. MARION SMITII U, I am .rlabffd wflh lauyhlerf' Dancing Club 5. TIIOIWIAS TESSIVIER 1 fwfr! liz' fovcnr mc lmrl who rally nu: Yinnf' Delhaas Iligh School: Archery Club I, President. Bristol High School: Foreign Language Club 2. Central Bucks: Dancing Club 5, President 5, Mixecl Chorus 5, Boys' Glee Club 5. KATIIRYN 'I'IIA'I'CI IER 4' If'l1al.f0ro'c1' lhy handjfndclfz lo do, do wlllz lhy Illlzllhfd, Sell-Perk High School: Guidance Club I, Science Club I. Central Bucks High School: Photography Club 5. CIIERRY TIIONIASON Lei your fl'I.J'l'l'L'fI.0ll he your lulurf' Mixed Chorus I, 2, 5, Girls' Glee Club I, 2, 5, Student Council 5, Hockey I, 2, Nlanager I, Antler Typing Staff 5. ROBERT TIIOIVIPSON lrrllflf ll f1'o.o'Ly-.o'p1'l'1'led rogue 1'.r fhlifj' Basketball 5, Chatter Bux Art Staff 5, Antler Art Staff 5, Homeroom President I, 5, Student Council I, 2, 5, Com- mencement Usher 2, Sports Club 5. RICHARD STOVER -4 - 1 awokc' one morning and found my.rclffanz0u.r. Student Council I, 2, 5, President 2, 5, Soccer I, 2, AII- Star Team 2, Basketball I, Baseball lg Iunior Kiwanian 2, Iunior Rotarian 5, F. F. A. 5. IAIVIES S'I'RAT'I'ON WW and tt'll.I'd0I7! are born will: mm. Football I, 2, 5, Baseball I, 2, 5, Bux-Nlont Ilonorahle Nlention 2, All-Star Team 2, Intramural Basketball I, 2, 5, Sports Club 5. DOROTHY STRAWN Youlh z'alf,rf0l' ,Df!fIl.l'llI't', pfeznrurc r'all.rfrl'-1f011ll1. Colorguard I, 2, 5, Student Council I, 5, Leaders' Club 5, Harlequin Club 2. SHIRLEY TAIFER Thou who haw! lhe falalgzfl of ht'I1llLIf.U Hockey I, 2, Intramural Basketball I, 2, 5, Harlequin Club 2, Leaders' Club 5, Antler Editorial Stat? 5, Class Secre- tary Ig Commencement Usher 2, Tratlic Squad I, 2, Student Council I, Ilomeroom Vice-President I, Ilome- room Treasurer 2, Prom Attendant 2. BERNIECE UPDYKE 17ancz'ng In lhe Cl1Kllll6l',d .rlzarlrav Traffic Squad I, 25 Harlequin Club 5, Play lVlake-up 55 Majorette 5. NANCY VINCENT So .rweel llze frluxh of hHJ'lIflllI1t?J1f. Mixed Chorus I, 2, 55 Girls' Clee Club 5. IULIE WALKER Her walw are wa-W of plca.ran!ne.r.r. Basketball I5 Intramural Basketball 55 Ilocke ' I5 Mixecl Chorus I, 2, County 25 Girls' Glee Club I, 25 Photography Club 5. FLETCHER WALLS He fha! .rpeakelh fruilz .rhowelh farlh l'11qhleou.rne.r.r. Rifle I, 2, 55 Band I, 2, 5, Bux-Nlont 55 Orchestra 55 Junior Kiwanian 2. SHIRLEY TIIONIPSON Hl'2'I-FllliI'lI1.,U f.r Ihr wine of flfcf' Frankford High School: Nlixed Chorus I. Central Bucks: Girls' Glee Club 2, 55 Mixed Chorus 55 Intramural Basket- ball 5, Manager 55 Leaders' Club 5. CONSTANCE TOIVILINSON Th-if modemlu 1'.v' a candle lo lily lI1t'l'l'f.H Coopersburg Iligh School: Knitting Club 25 Basketball 25 Cafeteria Squad I, 2. Central Bucks: Intramural Basket- ball 55 Photography Club 55 Antler Editorial Staff 55 Nlixed Chorus 55 Girls' Glee Club 5. ELAINE TROUT Cami lmzflhh and good .rcnme are lwa of fzfafr l1le.nf1ng.r. Girls' Glee Club I, 55 Nlixed Chorus 2, 55 'lsrallic Squad I, 25 Antler Typing Staff 55 Intramural Basketball I, 5. PATRICIA TRUMAN I ruufd no! l'lIO0J'L' bu!-gaze upon lzcrfavef' Nlasqucradersl Club I5 Harlequin Club 2, 55 Traflic Squad I, 25 Art Club I5 Torch Business Staff I5 Antler Editorial Staff 55 Antler Art Staff 55 Chatter Bux Editorial Staff 55 Student Council I5 Ilomeroom Secretary I5 Coni- mencement Usher 25 Cheerleader Manager 55 Ilockey I, 2, 55 Intramural Basketball I, 2, 5. C l ADELE WALMSLEY II lid' noi necemaryfor a wrller Io be crazy, buf if help.r. Lakeland Hi h School: A Cappella Choir I, District 1, Intramural Basketball I, Dramatic Club I. Central Bucks: Mixed Chorus 2, 5, Girls' Glee Club 2, 5, Intra- mural Basketball 5, Hi h School News Staff 2, Harlequin Club 2, 5, Business Stag 5, Antler Editorial Staff 5, Senior Play Cast 5. ARTEMUS WASHINGTON ff lion among ladief l'J' a mod dangerozu Ihm-q. Football 5, Soccer I, 2, Co-Captain, All-Star Team I, 2, Basketball I, Baseball I, Intramural Basketball 5, Mixecl Chorus 2, 5, Boys' Glee Club 2, 5, Harlequin Club 5, Play Carpenter. IOAN WATERS fl home! zz hor.re! a kingdom for my home! Leaders' Club 5, Banking Club 5, Library Club 5. IUDITH WEIBEL It'.r a friendly hear! lhaf ha.r pienly offriend.r. Hockey I, 2, 5, Cheerleading 5, Antler Editorial Staff 5, Mixed Chorus 2, 5, Librarian 5, Girls' Cvlee Club 1, 5, Intramural Basketball I, 2, 5, Homeroom Secretary 5, Executive Council 5, Leaders' Club 5, Commencement Usher 2. 1 N l N xx ' IACQUELINE WENNER Such eyea' aa' lho.fe were never made. Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 5, Girls' Glee Club I, 5, Mixed Chorus 5, Leaders' Club 5, Traffic Squad l, 2, Majcvrette I, 2, 5, Head 5, Bux-Mont 5, Homeroom Treas- urer 5, Prom Attendant 2, Commencement Usher 2. STEPHEN WENTZEL ily appelileh J-eema' lo come Io me while calling. Olney High School: Boys' Chorus 1. Central Bucks: Rifle Club 5, Rifle 5, Antler Editorial Staff 5. RUTH WEST Il l'.r work which givew flavor fo lgfef' Hockey I, 2, 5, Intramural Basketball I, 2, 5, Harlequin Club 2, 5, Play Cast 2, 5, Antler Editorial Staff 5, Traffic Squad l, 2, Student Council 5, Commencement Usher 2, Prom Chairman 2, Display Committee 5. DONALD WILEY Smoolh runw lhe wafer where lhe brook IJ deep. Projection Squad I, 2, 5, Rifle I, 2, 5, Rifle Club 5, Vice- President 5, Antler Editorial Staff 5. DOROTHY WINTER Ari la' power. Oil Painting Club 1, 2, 55 Mixed Chorus 55 Girls' Chorus 55 Antler Art Staff 55 Stagecraft 5, Secretary 55 Harlequin Club 5, Play Stage Manager 55 Display Committee 5. JOSEPH WITT Him hear! a.ffarfr0m fraud aa' heaven from earlh. Track 55 Mixed Chorus I, 2, 55 Boys' Glee Club 1, 2, 55 Harlequin Club 5, Play Properties Chairman 55 Antler Associate Editor 55 National Honor Society I, 2, Treasurer 25 Senior Play Cast 55 Inquirer Relays 5. PEARL WOOD Fr1'end.rh1'p Ill' fhe .rhellerfng free. Girls' Glee Club 25 Mixed Chorus 55 Commencement Usher 2. SANDRA WUODARD Come nol wilhfn Ihe meamurelr of my wrallzf' Hockey l, 2, 55 Intramural Basketball 55 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 55 Girls' Glee Club 55 Harlequin Club 2, Play Assistant Business Manager 25 Leaders' Club 55 Chatter Bux 55 Business Manager 55 High School News I, 2, Assistant Business Manager 1, Business Manager 25 Torch Assistant Business Manager I5 Antler Business Nlanager 2, 5. KENNETH WORTHINGTON Ble.r.red lie agricullurel U one doe.r no! have loo much of iff Track 1, 2, 5 5 Football 2, 5, Bux-Mont Honorable Mention 55 Intramural Basketball 25 F.F.A. President 5 Projection Squad 55 Penn Relays 2, 55 Inquirer Relays 2 5 WILBUR WRIGHT Happy am I,' from care I'm free,' Wh.y aren'I llzqzf all conlenled like me? Football 1, 2, 55 Basketball I, 2, 5, Bux-Mont Honorable Mention 25 Baseball 1, 5, Bux-Mont Honorable Mention 1, All-Star Team 15 Track 2, 55 Commencement Usher 2 Homeroom Vice-President 55 Student Council 5 Sports Club 55 junior Kiwanian 25 Class Vice-President 2 HOWARD YONKER fl1o.fl mu.n'cal, mo.rl melancholy. Bible Club 5. -,M pu, Q. .,,. gm-tl 1',...-sr-...3'j-.f-fgww v-..+- .- -N T f l 1: .,.,,.., ,,, . 3 l....,,,,.. N,-u. ' vm.: -..,w,-1. 'f..x5.,.,,, N .. 3 . .urn--.-i 1 -Gif-! 1'::: 'H L.n-. wr. v 1 ..AQQQ, T,,.QQlQ .wa ,K -.WWW - 'Lnfw-' . --v mx --f':as::v'I1-rw-1 -1, 4 .V-, V- -- q,.,.,,. TWH-We if-1 is.: z, 1...-a-N. -aw--A .-V-F1 8-17916 r ., . -vw -.f.'-- 4 , ,1,..-fp ,si1j,1.1 ' ,, ' '-'55-,rf-f, , , 1 4 - -,-,ix 1 v 1 .1 X . 'Til' fy 2 ' ' l f-H-llmR.vh!v4:.K M.. V W., l?'4vsYc 4.- ...,..,, A -X M M vw I w.,..-N-Y - '.A..,,:l'-p..,1.i . . ,. .-... y-,..'.-- N' ,- .,-T-a..-A'-v-gmc'-.n . -Jw - f , V., WL w .-N-:J asm'- sf ., . wuz law! Nyigvvr, .. , xv..-.. ., . ..-..1.... DPERR SDA? SIT SI-I DRSICE 4, X. - '2'.',- 'Q V : .- v Prom Preliminaries CLARA FARBER Secreialjlj DIANE BUC KMAN Vice- Pre.r1'a'eni DORIS GOLD Treawurer GEORGE YERKES Premfdenf IUNIGR CLASS The juniors were actively engaged throughout the entire year preparing for the annual Iunior Prom. Several events were sponsored in order that sufficient funds for a successful Prom would be available. ln November, Clara Farber reigned over the Harvest Hop, a dance restricted to the eleventh grade and their guests. The atmosphere ofa carnival provided the background ofthe novelty dance, Coney Island, presented in February. A cake-walk, side-shows and other festive amusements delighted those who attended. The juniors took charge of serving at the State Knee-Hi Basketball Tournament held at Central Bucks on March 15 and 14. This task involved operating the Snack Bar as well as other smaller duties. The climax of social life at Central Bucks occurred on the night of Iune 12 as all the splendor of previous years surrounded the gala junior Prom. An outstanding feature of the year was the large number of students who participated in the planning and organization of all class social activities. ADVISORS-S.'andfng.' Mu. Sowmzs, Mu. GERHART. Scalcd: MR. GEORGE, MR. Worm, MRS. BACHMAN. dbfenl: Miss O'DoNNEu,. TOP ROOIW 27 fllawl row, fffl I0 fllljlllf L. BROXVN, I ARNOLD, B. BALLARD, M. CARLSON. Fzfllz raw E. BLEILER, M. CIIEW, I. BALODIS. Idlllffll row C. COLE, G. BROSCIIART, E. BROWN, F. BUCKNER B. CLARK. Third raw: W. CONNER, R. CON STANTINE, L. BROVVN, D. BOVE, P. CRAWFORD. nSvf'l't7I1dl'lIU'.' C. KEOERING, l.ARCADl'2,AN1. IJANIICLS, I-I. CONNER, C. VAN PEI.'I'. 1 I'r.--I mm I.. BLAIR R. GILAIORE, D. ANGENY, D. BUCIIAIAN, A BRIGIIT. 59 ROOM I6- I. IBYER, C. l'blll'1lI row' FATZINGER, FERREIRA. F IGERA, ll. Lgfflllld row: A. O'I I', F. C. FARBER, A. CRAVEN, BOTTOM l,Iz.rl 1-mv, Aj! la rziqlzl: G. l,E'l'XVl'2ll.l-IR ELNITSKI, B. ELLIS, F. FASTBLIRN 1. DERSTINE, P. FATZINGER, N H. FIELDS, D. SMITII, A. FRANCO Tfuhrd row: S. SIAIONS, R. FRY, R f1lI.MAN, G. FUNR, D. IJETVVEILI-IR D. IRAVIS, I. RADOSIIY, R. IRENNER IJISQUE, W. QUI-:RIRIcL. 1. SAIITII, I. f:ARNER, R. PLL'NIiE'I r E, DANDIZIDGE, 1 l'I21'f Fun' TOP ROOAW 1057f.a.rll'0u', fvfl In I'I:1jlIf.' R. llcxvvl-I D. MAl.ECKl, F. KELLY, W. Hoxwomu, C HYDE, G, IIELLERICK, W. Loux, I. HUUT Th1'nirnw.- E. liUBER, L. KL7l.I.P1R, D. IIERTZLER E. HOLKEY, C. KANE, I. KLEINHOFF, M IQNCZYK. Semnd row: Mu. WOLFE, R. KRILKO, V. HOFFMAN, E. CQOETTER, Ii. KENNY, R HOCKMAN, A. HUHER, M. HIGH. l i1-.--lmw.' L KINNH-tu, G. lorm, E. lloux, S. GREGORY, M KERNS, D. Gow. BOTTOM ROOYW 15-Y-l.a.v'l ra ..', fvfl la l'1:11f1f.' E. KIiI,I.P2li, C. Yx11I.LAR, W. MICliENER, R. IVLATHEXVS, D. NYC1E, D. AVLILLER, T. PATTERSON. Tlzfrd raw: L. MUYER, E. KROUT, P. LAPP, M. NICINNES, R. lN1UGGLESVVORTH, B. LEE, V. NLILLAR. Second row: G. NASH, D. 1N1ITCIlELL, M. LEAN, G. Moon, V. LEAR, B. NLOEHRLE, L. Kona. l l.l'J'f raw: A. NICPPES, N. DXAYER, A. LUTZ, N. LE1- BRICK, K. NLEALING, T. Nomus. TOP ROOM 103-1.11.1-lnrw, lqllln rzffylzls D. SCHAI-:FFb:u, G. SMITH, B. SCIQAEI-'Fr:R, H. Svbzumzl., W. STEIRI-zxz, I.. ROBINSON, I. SWARTLEY. Smwmz' raw: Mu. GERHART, R. Ross, N. ScARuo1muG11, E. RAISN1-nz, S. RINCK, E. SNYDER, IJ. Ekco- LAN1, M. STACHEI.. 1 1'r.vl row: C. Rl l'II, D. PETRY, C. PA'r'roN, P. O'Nr:u.l., S. SHlCMl'Il,D, P. Snr:1.1.Y, B. Sclxllsup. 41 BO'l l'OM RCXJAX1 l04+L11.n'f I'0u', fziff 10 l'l:1Il11.' XVHITIC G. Wlsm-Ile, R. WALTERS, C. 'I'RAmxu1.1.r:R, F WRxG1.1-:Y, W. WEST, K. 'I'RAL'GER, R. XVAGNER Smma' ww: E. WA1.T1f:Rs, M. WVITT, N. XVRIGHT I. SMITH, G. SNYDER, B. STRATTON, I. SOXVICRS l 1'f-.--If-.nm V. S'l'u,xL'sl-2, M. XVICST, B. I. VIQAIFHR N. lJMllOl.'I'Z, R. NV:-inn, P. 'l'l7uNl1:R. Sophs Get Acquainted ANDY WARREN Treamurer DON PETERS I 'l'l'E-Pl'E.9'I.d6l1f DICR NOLAN Prarfden I SHIRLEY CARPENTER Secrezfaqy SQPHQMGRE CLASS The sophomore class spent most of the year just as everyone did-getting acquainted. ln their homeroom periods they discussed Student Council prohlems, class business, and planned Social affairs. The first of these Social affairs was a dance, 'Sophomore Frolicf' in December. The next affair was the SL Patty's Dance, in March. Nick Chubb and the Starlighters provided the music for dancing. Another social get-together was a Skating party which the sophomores held at iwoon- lite Gardens for the purpose of' swelling the treasury. An Executive Committee, composed of' class officers, homeroom presidents and faculty spon- sors, formulated the plans for different affairs which were presented to the homerooms for con- sideration. ADVlSORSfSlana'1'ng ,141 fo I'l1l1IIf.' MR. PHAYRE, MRS. LEXVORTHY, MISS BREWER, MR. MICH- ENER. Sealed: MISS MYEIQS, Miss BURDICK, MRS. BRUNNER, MRS. MILLER. TOP lnI.1'f I'0u', fffl ft! l'I:1jfIf.' BENSON A. KYIJONNELI., H. BURN!-ZISTER, P. CoNNo1.1.Y lfzlflh row: H. BENNETT, P. BYRNES. A. BARA TTUCCI, C. BARR, R. RAXVLS. Fuurlh mw: R BENECKE, B. BROWN, T. BERGEY, R. BREU NINGER, C. CONARD. Third raw: V. BARRETT, D. BUSRIRR, M. Blsncw, S. BIRKMAIER, K BRONVN. Sm-and row: L. BRAND, Ii. CAROLUI I. BEER, I. BAUER, I. BARLUW. l 1'1zrl row: ANIR .V1ICIIl'INER, R. NCJLAN, I. BOZZUTO, S. BULTR, S. CARPENTER. BO'l l'OM RUUBI 57-l.11,rl raw, lqfl In rflfffzl: TNI. lin VVARDS, 'l'. FURAI., W. IJoUc:l.AS, I. IJIEIII., AIRS ANIILLER, .IJv1'.mr. I'lmrllz mm' R. COHEN, B DEAN, H. KQAVVRONSKI, I. ERICKSON, C. FLACR Tf11'1'dmw: R. EVVICR, R. QL'INN, R. I,E'I I'RI'IY, M IJOCRLAS, ID. DIEIH.. Sm-mn! ww: T. CASH, I FRATRIQR, B. ERCLICNA, R. IDENNY, R. FISHER l l-l21'fI'Uxx'.' I. FRANTZ, A. CARVICR, C. C on-ER, K EVARTS, I. CAS'l'RlCI'I. TOP ROOIW 49ml,a.rl raw, lefl In l'l:l1f1f.' N. FL'LAxER, P. GOTT. Fzfllz raw: I. IJARRAH, E. GRUTH, 1. GRAHAAX, H. CERUTH, S. liAGER. 1'bllI'fl1 mw: W. CEILLIAM, B. f:LASS, I. LZREENLY, I.. HANN, R. GUEST. Third raw: E. HOFFMAN, D. CHLBERT, T. HANRINS, I. HOXWORTH, S. IIAGER. Sn-and row: C. QQLENN, G. IIARTNAGICI., 'I'. HALL, I. FIELDING, M. FRICK. I 1'1:rl ww: M. GUNDROEE, V. GLEASON, C. HAINES. I. GILBERT, P. ll0RN. BO'I l'OM ROUIVK 13-l,11.rf row, lefl ln 1'1Q1hl: R. AMMONS 1. IONZCYK, E. HORN, D. ANDERS, G. HCDNER J. liORVATH, R. KNAUSS. Third raw: D. liUT CHINSON, P. KNAUSS, R. KPISSLEIQ, E. BERGEY W. KING, I. LEITCII, N. KEENAN. Second row D. JANTON, S. LEE, D. KEIQN, j. IESTER, D LANDIS, D. ALLEN, H. KRL'sE. l 1'1-.rl row: B KENNY, M. LEEDUM, E. KELLER, V. IOHN, E LEIRER, S. I. KEEBLE, E. KEN'1'o1'v. TOP ROOM 5'ALt1J'fl'0N', lc'-fl lo l'1:41l1l.' W. REI-USER, R. SCHUAIACHER, N. STEPHENS, A. Ross, j. SHAF FER, D. ROSENBERGER. 1'burll1 row: A. SIRON, K. SHELLY, G. SPRINRER, P. SHAUGHNESSY, D. SIIELLY. Third raw: C. SCHNEIDER, C. THOAIP soN, M. SCHUSTER, F. SCHXVARTZ, L. STRUUSE. Sevona' ww: D. SODEN, H. SCHNEIDER, L. SIMONS, C. VANLUVANEE, S. UIIEY. 1 I.I'J'Il'0u' P. SHARP, F. ULAH-IR, N. SMITH, C. SHADDINGER j. SCHUYLER. BOTTOM RCJUM 22-Lam! row, lqfl lu l'1:41fIl.' R. Loux, I LARUE, R. NTADDUX, W. MATIIEWS. L. MAY HEw. Third raw: N. PALMER, I. PLANK. R. KRCJUT, G. NTILLER, P. MCGRATH. A't'!'0lIt!l'01t' D. MooN, M. NTOYER, V. MCENTEE, I. MAH OUNIS, B. IJUNVRY. 1 l'l'.l'1 ww: S. MYERS, G MAYHEW, B. Ax1CCl.ELl.AN, G. Momma, A. Os norm. TOP ROOM 27-Lam! raw, fqfl I0 rzyfzl: D. PETERS, R. PARKER, R. Mms, H. IIERBOTT, R. MILI.EIl, 1'burIh row: I. NYCE, H. POOLE, F. RECKNER, R. MOOD, D. REESE. Third row: I. RISSER, B. SABO, R. SCARBOROUGH, B. RICKERT, C. RADNETTER. Semnd row: S. GANTER, Il. SCAR BOROUGH, B. ROIIR, D. SCHAIBLE, B. RICHMOND, Fimi raw: MRS. BRUNNER, M. ROUGH, N. MOLLOY, A. RUmH.I-:R, N. RADGLIFF. 46 BOTTOM ROOM 1-lam! row, lefl Io rzyhl: K. TRAUGER, A. WARREN, I. TRUMAN, D. LEWIS, W. LEE. Fjlh row: W. TRAUGER, F. TRAUMULLER, T. TOMLINSON, E. LEAR, E. LEFFEVER. Idmrlh row: A. WENZLOFF, D. WOLFINGER, R. TWINING, D. TILLEY, T. THOMPSON. Third row: I. YOUNG, M. NILSON, I. ZUROW, G. WOOD, D. VANDE- GRIFT. Second row: C. VINCENT, M. MUNSEI., I. WILEY, A. PAINTER, Y. WIDBKER. Fin-I row: C. LEUz, S. WOLFINGER, P. PRICE, M. WOR- THINGTON, C. WATERS. OL H0 L1 i 'AA1 fat vi Q 1 H Z' . .3 ' fn Q, . 9 1 'wif X- If r .Q- 1 if' c' 4 '4- ,D -fir Q' 1 1 J 1 -p i?Yf7pe'. Q Vfffffi- El g- ,arg ggq?,.Q1 f , '7 fQ 5iW , . 5 ' V- 5-DT?-15444: 1.-451' 1-is , .L-114' . Y ' ,L ' . z-f . ' , F. i fi TV-1 tiff- -F Nffzf' gm, U ,.- ..z-v,,-3, I 31.41, -FA' 6521 flfgfafqg PZ'fZ'f',f 'Q TQ. f -' ffif vig is ,z -kgf ,L , glad ,Q .wil . Vg.. --3 5. fi... in-if 'A fag? ' ' 5 ,ii-'pp i',.I.45ir' .. n,-KL.-S..,g L- ,jalai Q ,H -.,.l:,, , . f., ,fw x 3,5-,151 - 5 :lr LSL .1 ,,, , ,-.,.. - ,-' CURRI SOCIAL S'l'UI7II'IS In grades ten, eleven, and twelve students study the story ol. man from the prehistoric to the present, achieve a liasic understanding ol' American history from early colonization to the present, and also receive a Imrieliing on government, sociology, and economics. In seventh and eighth grades emphasis is placed on the mixture ol, races and nationalities which makes up our American culture and the influence ot ancient and medieval history upon the development ol' our country. Citizen- ship, occupations and a history ol Pennsylvania are stressed in the ninth grade. ,WIATI IIiMA'I'ICS In mathematics in the senior high school a student may elect Algelxra I and Il, Plane Geometry, and Advanced General ixlathematics lor one credit each. Solid Geometry and Trigo- nometry are halt'-credit courses. In seventh and eighth grade proficiency in fundamental operations is stressed along with the development ol' good reasoning halmits in solving practical prolvlems. General ixlathematics is required ol' ninth grade students who do not elect Algelmra I. SCIENCE Biology, Physics, and Chemistry are elective courses and are recom- mended lor student wishing to meet college entrance requirements. Prac- tical Chemistry and Iwractical Physics are offered to those who are interested in science Iwut not lor college credit. In seventh grade the science and geography course deals with a part ol our Uld Xvorld liacliground, while in eighth grade the Science course is oti an exploratory nature and the geography course is a study ot' the United States and its world relations. General Science is designed to five an insight into various sciences olillierecl tor future study. BUSINESS ICIJUCATION 'lille offerings ol' this department are extremely varied lor those going into the field ot, lmusiness and are primarily senior high school courses. They are: Business Ifxploratory, General Busi- ness, Iliyping I and ll, Business ixlatlle- matics, Business Ifcononiics, Ifconomic Geography, Business Law. Selling, Clerical Practice and Otlice Practice. The Xvorlx Experience Program is also a part ol' the Business Department. -rslw 9 ' ' 5- b ., X , K 4 ,g C . . QQ J xi i ,,.,.h,., ,,,,.. E 5 5 F 2 S 2 E 1 5' ,N .55 , NN gms, Q . is s gkwbx .ww ' X MUSIC General .Wtusic is required ol' all ninth grade students. Elective one- hall' credit courses availahle to the senior high school are: Boys' Chorus. Girls' Chorus, .Mixed Chorus. Band and Orchestra. lnstruinental lessons are offered liree to the junior high school and also to tenth grade students with outstanding ahility as singers, pianists or on an instruinent. Vocal inusic is a part ol' the curriculum in seventh and eighth grades, while Band and Chorus are elective. llEAl,'l'll AND PI IYSICAI, EIJUCATION The Physical Education program throughout the school endeavors to teach and train students in lsody slcills and practices and to develop coordina- tion lay exercises and work on appara- tus, dancing, games. exhilritions. and group associations. The department also offers a very adequate inter- scholastic and intramural program, Health lfducation lor the junior high school is a study of the personal care ol' the hotly, while in the senior high school such units as: First Aid, Home Nursing and Bally Care. Social llygiene and Family Relationships are offered. These are one-third credit courses and are required throughout the school. I NIDUSTRIAI. ARTS AND WOODSI IOP Courses in Nvoodshop l. ll, and Ill give a hasic understanding ot' present day methods and procedure in the use of wood hand tools and wood power tools. These classes ineet ten periods a week ter two credits. General Shop I, ll, and Ill is planned for students who wish to continue shop work on a less intensive hasis. This is a one credit course. Industrial Arts is re- quired in the junior high school. AG R lL'Ul.'l'U R IC The aini ol' this course is ellieienelv in larniing through classroom in- struction, lahoratory anal shop work anal larin projects. Specific suhjeets are: Animal, ljoultr-v, antl Dairy l lushanclrlv, Vegetahle Gardening, Farm Crops, Farm Shop. Urehartling, Farm ixhll1ilg0I1l6llt ancl fllarheting. The normal program is lilteen periocls per week. IIOMEMAKING General llonielnalxing l, ll, anal Ill is elective in the senior high school anil one ereslit is given in each. Some ol' the units are: Buying, llolne nlanagenient, Care ancl Design o Lxllitlllllg, cil'00I1llIlg illltl ljersinlill illu- pearanee aml Party Foods. llomelnalcing is required in the jllltilll' Iligll Sflllull llllll the llrllgrlllll is outlinetl hy the Department ot' Puhlie lnstruetion. VOCA'l'ltJNAI. IIUMICMAKINCE Vocational lloniemalcing l. ll, and Ill is also elective lor grail:-s ten, eleven anal twelve and two eretlits are reeeiveil in each. ln anhlition to units inentionetl ahove, this course offers units in Nu- trition anal .Nleal Planning, llonie Salety anal .Wechanies ancl Planning tor .Nlarriage anal a llolne. DRIVER ANU SAFICTY lClDUL'A'I'ION This course is an innovation at Central Buelcs. Safety lfmlueation isa requiresl eourse tor luniors and is given one perionl per week. Driver training is elective tor juniors and seniors who wish to lieeonie licensed mlrivers. This vear one hunclretl stutleuts reeeiverl their operator's license. t. GRAIVIERCY CAST Alargaret Colling , . . . , . Nancy Yvillarcl , , . . Parker Burnett. . . Augusta Ames, . . Charley Stewart ..... . . Nathaniel Coombes .,... Officer IVlOrrisOn. . . Inv ..,..,....... .. ROC ky ........... . Ambulance Driver, Assistant Driver. . Girl ,...,,.. . .,.. . Phoebe. . . . , . . . , . IEAN RISSER . . .CAROL KANE .ROYCE LAYMAN . . . .IANET COPE ...HIIM LABAW ,NICK MALSBURY . HOWARD SPERG . . .DON ANGENY BOB BROSCHART . . . .RUTH WEST .NANCY FULMER . .PAT REYNOLDS , .III,I. DERSTINE SCENES ACT I SCENE I: The living room of an upstairs apartment in an Old house on Gramercy Park. TIME! An Early Spring Afternoon: The present. ACT II SCENE I: TIME! Several hours night. SCENE II: TIME: Same as for Act I. later, after mid- Same as for Act I. About two hours later. USHERS PAULA HORN MARIAN LEAR IiI.I,EN ERVVIN BETTY Lou GILMORE RUTII CEILMORE BETTY JANE TAIFER MARY IONCZYK ADELE WAl.h1Sl,EY M1511 FRICR PRUMPTERS PHYLLIS CRAWFORD MARY KOONCE GHO VI' ..llAIII.I:QI'IN Cl.l'lS l'f'mf1n'f1'un SIILHA. . . . . . . . . . R. M. GI-:NDAI.I., lhfwffu- ,1.r.-'1'.o'lar1I l,l'l'l'l'lUl'. . . ...,......, I EAN A.NIICN'l' 1gllJ7Il.L'.l'J' Slajf ,,,. 4...... I' ll.l.EN ERXVIN, Clzafrnzfzfr PAULA HDIIN, ADIaI.I-: WAI.MsI.I-:Y, MINI FIIICII, ' ' NXAIQIAN ROBIN Wrzma. BETTY LDL' CIIINDIII-., I IAQAR, DIARY IDNCZYII ' ' L'l.IlC l':Bl'1lilIART, L'!1I1i1vm1n l,1ll7!It'I4ll ,... ..,., I BILI, STIQIIII-:Iz, IDAVID MII.I.I:Iz Pf'n,m'rl1'v.v ,.,.. .......,.,.... I OE WVITT, cvllzll-l'Hl4Ill ALICE Roma, IDIIN liI:II..IIAN, LYNN fzlllliflf l'myn1n1.-x . ,..... IJOROTHY MI'rcIIIf:I.I., Clzaifvmzn RDSI-: ANN llocmIAN, IANI21' I,EI'I'L'Il .fluke-up ..,. MISS KDIILEII, Mus. ZINN, Supwr.-1'.mf-..- I1.r.r1'.vlnnI.r.' P. NASII, R. CDIIEN, P. MI-QIIID LINGER, B. UPDYKE, E. BI.I-:II.I:R, N. SIIITII, B. McCI.EI.I.AN, D. ANGENY, B. FRI-:Tz, I. SAIITII. Tc'z'l11I1'z'afSla-ff. . , . .Staged by Stage Crafters M. LUKI-:Ns, llfm-IIN' ...IJURUTIIY NVINTI-:Ie Sill-111' .lllllld-t1l'I'. . .llmrlrr LIt1l',l7l'I1ft'l'. . ....... ..... ...... I I AI LAIIAII' I-1.r.ri.vIa1zf.v.' BUDDY WASIIINGTDN, DAVID SIIELLY, DOUG HUTCIIINSDN. S1-rfzfl-.11-111,-I ..... ........... . . .NANCY FA'rzINuIN:Ie ,l.nr1'.rfan1.f.' CIIAIQLDTTI-3 CIOERING, PllYI.I.lS IJEIIAII, PETIQIQ KNAL'ss, CRAWFDIID, CARI. SAN PETI-tu SIIAUGIINESSY llr-ml l1'lm-lrzlvhn ....... ...... . . . IAAII-is SwAII'I'I.IcY .1.lXl'l:l'fI1ll1.' EDXVAND KI4:I,I.I4:Iz Sprwlll liffn-l.v IW ...... FRIED DII':'I'z, CIIIUQ IAICISAL ETU INGAGE E CAST Alrs. Ixlltlllllll ll0tllCl'lllgtUll plalvlmllse lllilllilgtflx, NANCY CRAIG liolv pla-vlIoHsc llilllllylllilll .... . .RALPH SCOTT' Patsy 'l'omluns tlie protege. ,. ..,, NANCY BERRY lfclcllef --gootl-looking jllYCllllC player.. . .IERRY l,l'IlC I Eloise lllllllDill'Kl'7il teen-Inger .,.. ADI-ILE VN Al..WlSl.EY Ruth Conwayfan Olcl trouper ....., BETTY HAGEN IVlrS. Carlotta Faulkner- ex-Ziegtielcl lIeanty?, JEAN PAR li I-IR Geneva Faulknersa long, lank Stepllilllglltef. lL'l.IFI EBERIIART Dill Garcliner-'-tlIe playwrigllt ....... DOH ciIl,.NlURl5 Elizalmetli lfnnerson' tlie star . ..,. PAT Rl'1YNfJl,llS Geoffrey AI'IllStI'tlIlg' CX-l1l2ltlllCC iclol., IOI-2 IWYERS Baldy Bemis ' tlIe protlncei' ,... .,,.. l ACK RVIIIN Albert- tlIe Silentonen .... . .... , . . IO!-1 YVITT Geneva's Alaimlfa willing Servant. , , .l,A'I' tiRtINlAN SCENES SYNUPSES 'l'l1e Scene iS tlle terrace Ot' tlle Stockton Plii-Vll0llSC, a remocleleal Coach-liouse on tlle estate ol' Alrs. Gralmam lraulkner, near Stockton, Conn. ACT I-A morning in miclsummer. ACT ll-f A week later. lNlOl'l1ll'lg. ACT lll'f SCl'INli l. A week later 'lDCltlI'C tlic per- ltDI'Ill1illCC. ' SCENIC 2. Atlter tlIe pCl'l0l'IllilDCC. 1'1'nnIplI'l'.r CATIIY KNIESE and SANDRA XVOUDXYARIJ COAlIWll'l l'l'1lfS tlkcllillflllil n of COIl1ll1lttCCl L'n,rlImIa.r - SNANCY BERRY, SONIA lll'l'IllRl-IR, LOUISE Bfllll..NlAN, ELAINE CARLSON. BETTY llAGER l,l'l'f'l'f0I J' Svrrcltlf-I'I'.r 'fNt3ll.NlA CLARK, CONNIE TOM- LINSON. .llaAwup- 4'lJURlS SMITH, lUAN CHCIIII, PEGGY citJ'I l'SllAl.l,, SANDRA llANLEY, IEAN KCLII, NANCY KROTCHKO, Ax'lARY KOONCE, NANCY MIl.I.All, ELAINE A'lOYER, l,RlSCIl,l.A NASII, lJORUTllY PAINTICR, VICTORIA RACIIXVAI., CIIERRY 'l1llO.NlAStJN, SIIIRLEY 'llllU.NlPSON. I'la-If-Readiqfye-ELAINE BDCHANAN, PAT fiRtl.NlAN, l0llN l lElI..NlAN, MARY KOONCE, NANCY KROTCHKO, PRISCILLA NASH, RALPH SCOTT, 'liliOMAS 'lll'ISS.NlER. 1,l'Q11I'll0I ana' 7'1'I'A'1vl 1,l'0L'llI't'lll!'lIf7'akl':l,AlNE ll0S- TETTER, 4il,AT SEOLETES, IOAN CAMI-IIELL, IANET CUPE, Bl'2RNIlCCl'I Ul'l3YliFI, IIILIE WALK ICR. l'mpI-I-AI, A-'RIITII XVEST, l':l,AlNl-I BUCHANAN, LYNN CIROFI-', SHIRLEY 'l'AIEER, IOAN WATERS. 1,ll!lll.L'l.4lfA ikSA5l RIITIIERFORD, ARTHUR ciOLD- STEIN, PAT KIROMAN, ROYCE LAYMAN, NORMAN MALSEURY, KATIIRYN TIIATCIIER, l,OROTllY XVINTER. Siagm'fv1.l'lI-1:1-WJAMES LABAW, mgr.g IROROTHY WIN- TIHIR, recon-Ilerg PHYLLIS CRAVVFORD, FRED l,llC'I'Z, NANCY FATzINGER, CHARLOTTE CSOER- INC, EDXVARD KI-JLLER, CARL SANDEMAR, BUD xVASlllNGTtJN. t,1p,m-mill-I-.IJ NANCY CALAIIAN, SANDRA FLEIG, JOE HUGHES, JERRY lVlYERS, EDWARD, RAUSS, FRANCES REYNOLDS, RICHARD RLTFE, ROBERT SIINELL, BI-:CKY SMITII, KILBY DE- XVITT, C,1.I-,vI'.u-1411115 RICHARD NOLAN. Spar-I'I1l lcWm'l.1-W-CIIAIII,Es LIEIIAC, ROBERT llEL- LICRMAN. Iiflztvw- ikEII,l-IBN BLEILER, LJIANE BOVI-3, IDIANNE BUCKMAN, ANNE BRIOHT, BETTY CLARK, l,HYl.l.IS CRAVVFORD, MAIQY LOU COSNER, IILL IBERSTINE, BARBARA FRETZ, ANNE FRANCO-l 'ERRElRA, RUTH cill.MORE, EMILY fiUETTI-IR, HELEN KENNEDY, IOYCE KLEIN- HOFF, PRISCILLA LARR, BARBARA LEE, NANCY LIEBRICK, ANN LDTZ, MARTHA MACINNES, l.JORIS PETRY, SYLVIA SI-IEMELD, VHRNA STROUSE, NANCY UMIIOLTZ. l'l1f'ulL1f n9fl0ll.1'0I1n'i MISS ELIZABETII BERGER, lleacl ot' all lrusiness Committees MISS MELDA LI'KENS+Director, Stagecrafters MISS IANE KOIILERiCo-Director, make up MRS. MARYFITTA WATIIEY ZINNECIT-l,lfBCtlJF, make-up MISS ALTHEA lx'xANTZiDlF6CtllF, ushers ANllSS MARGE 0,lJflNNEl.l.-Aft and Poster Wlork Supervisor MR. ROBERT MARSHALL-Director A letter loryou, Bliss Conway. 4. Geneva has iusl lmeen reseueml frmn an . . witerv Vive, Dont vnu tlnnlc we slmulcl tell Hhs. C ' 5 K lletl1eringlon'? fm. l,o0li, Geoll'1'ey's false Choppers. 'l lere we 'Ao kiltl'lCl'lI'lEI nuts in lVlav.' 6. Yes sir, v0u'l'e still in love with him. E- o . . , 55 DON l RI'l'Z, captain ol' the football team, crowns NANCY BERRY, football queen. YV. WRIC3l1T and B. lI1f:1.1.r:imAN bold the trophy won from Lans- dale in Turkey Day game. DR. NASON, iormer president of Swarthmore College, addres- ses audience at dedication pro- gram in October. Scene from Thanksgiifing Dance sponsored by the Student Council. Nativity Scene from the Christmas Carol Service. Scene from Christmas Dance sponsored by the Senior Class. Central Bucks is host, for the Hrst time, to the Southeastern District Band. Faculty play Hockey Team in benefit game. Scene from the Faculty-Iunior Varsity game, played for the benefit of the Niarch of Dimes drive. Central Bucks is host to the Bucks County Niusic Fes- tival. uf V 'fb ik 4... 5 - , E- Lx fl -1 1 pf- . fm -Jjsxi, , 'R ' :cwig ,,'N.' - - .ep - . .H 'Li s Er, XR , ' -1 ' 3.-. ' XZ --gf' fy ' Y n 77 P. bfi? . ' J 'nw fy , r' NYJ. , f T'xt, I r 5 031927 S , I , X S'I'UDl'IN'l' COUNCIL lid! lo l'l1r1flf.' LABAXV, Vl.l'6 1,l'ff.t'l.dKl1f,' STovER, 1're.w'1lmf,' E. ERWIN, Ser- rrlaljug P. PLANK, C01'1'v.r,1wndizzy ig1'l'l't'f11l:lf. .llv.r1'nl.'N. NASH, Tl'n1.r- lll'l'l'. TH E CONNECTING LINK Une ol' the largest organizations at Central Bucks is the Student Council. This group serves as the coordinating agent between the administration and student body concerning school activities. Because of the large enrollment, there was an exceptionally large council which made it possible to form small committees where problems could be dealt with more etllectively. These committees were: Constitution, Election, Lunch Room Program, Snack Bar, Lost and Found and Tratiic. The first project sponsored by the council was the magazine drive which netted the council 3500. The council activity which benefited everyone in the school was the Snack Bar. Many classes were able to augment their funds by taking charge of the Snack Bar for several weeks. Une of the outstanding events of the year took place in April when the council played host to the Tri-County Convention. Discussion periods were followed by dancing and refreshments. The council has tried to establish a working system for future councils and to pave the way tor a better understanding between the administration and stu- dent body. STUDENT COUNCIL-L11 fl ml.-, lqfl In 1-1Q1l1l: I. FizAN'rz, D. Furrz. B. IIQIIUMPSON, C. IIAMILTUN, R. KNAL'SS, R. Fisniciz, R. 'l'wiN1Nc:, D. VANDI'1llRH 'I', I. Lisle, I. Bi:NsoN, W. TVRIGHT, W. COL'l,'I'0N, C. Llaamq, I. RUBIN, R. Gil.- Moiu-J, G. NVis.wn':ic, R. 'I'imL'czr:iz, R. Ilorvm, W. S'rr:1izi:iz. 7'f11.l'tiRlIi4'.' I. lloxwoirrn, D. LANDIS, E. RAisN1-zu, D. GOLD, R. Wrzrm, IJ. Bi'cKmxN, G. Yicmiics, E. Uizo'rn, L. Ronmsow, I. l,ARL'i:, I. NYC!-3, P. KNAUSS, D. Sm-:L1.Y, I. Boz- zuro, R. Kuovr, W. Ricizsicn, Mn. Micimus, .lifmwf-. iSIt't'0l1l7,l'17N'.' B. KENNY. B. Lowiw, I. FRATRIK, V. RACHWAL, M. Comwio, B. llmsiciz, S. QIARI'l'IN'l'l'lR, R. Wrzsr, I. Scm'Y1.i-111, I. PLANK, M. WVEST, N. AVIILLAR. C. 'I'HoAiAsoN, M. KooNci':, C. PA'r'roN. lfifz--I lluwx D. ixIlI,I.l'IR,'B. F121-Vrx, D. S'r1zAxvN, P. Bisnor, M. Rouou, L. KINNIER, I. CASTREE, C. SNYM-in, I. YoL'No, S. IIANLI-:Y. N. lllliizizv, I. W1l.m', I. fiROFl , L. ixIAl.I'1CKI. l IIARLEQUIN CLUB-1..1..-1 row, frfl lo Flitlllff HEIl..NIAN, I C. SANDEAIAR, I. NNITT, R. LAYAIAN, R. BROSCHART, D. ANGENY, MH. GENDALL, .ld- t'l'J'0l'. Second raw: B. UP- DYKE, I. CoPE, R. COHEN, R. XVEST, L. Gnovr, R. fill.- .NIoRE, M. KooNcI-J, A. WAI.,NlSI.EY. 1 ir.rf raw: I. EBERIIAHT, P. NASH, P. REYNoLDS, Trf'a.rHrer,- I. LA- BAW, I'1'ce P1'e.r1'del1l,' N. NIALSBURY, l re.v1'denl,' I. A- AIENT, Sew-elafgzfg P. 'I'HL'A1AN, E. ERNVIN, N. SAIITH. HARLEQUIN CLUB-La..-I l'0u', Ieff lo l'lQ1f1I.' B. AAIMONS, P. KNALISS, P. SHAUGHNESSY, D. SIIELLY, MR. GENDAl.I., .1dvi.ror,' MH. PIIAYRI-I, .ld- vi.vor,- R. BENSON, P. CIOTT, D. IIUTCHINSUN, B. RICHI-:H'r, N. FuI.AII-tk, P. lIoHN. Tlzff-I1 raw: R. llocHAIAN, B. LEE, I. DI-:RSTINI-:, B. FRI-:Tz, B. STEIREH, D. RIILLER, A. BRIGHT, R. WIEBB, B. fill.- AIoHE, D. ANGENY, E. BLEI- LEH. Sn-ond 1-mu' H. SIIEH- GEL, D. NIITCIIELI., D. QIULD, C. IAIYDE, B. TAII-'I-:H, E. QIOETTER, I. SAIITH, C. COLE, M. KEHNS, C. KANE, M. IoNzcYK. D. RoHH, M. FRICK, I. LIEITCH, B. Mc- CI.I'II.LAN, I. RISSEH, P. LSRANVFORD. THE PLAYS THE THING The senior high dramatic organization this year produced a wide variety ol programs, including exchange performances with neighboring schools, as well as assembly programs at Central Bucks. In fall they sponsored a production of Iulius Caesar, presented by members of the Hedgerow Theatre, lVIoylaII, Pa. Under the direction of faculty sponsor Robert Gendall, their annual play, a three- act comedy-mystery, HciI'ZiIHCl'Cy Ghost, was given in February. ol NGSES FOR NEWS Chatter Bux keeps its members busy trying to put out a paper worthy oi the many awards it has received in former years. Under the sponsorship of Miss Kohler, every member is encouraged to de- delop a 'tnosezfor news, which they proved by finding enough material for two extra issues. This year members-of the class entered the Temple Press Tournament. Sandra Wcmodard, Chatter Buxn business manager, attended the P. S. P. A. Convention at Altoona and delegates from the class were also represented at the Columbia Press Association Convention. ' r C. PATTON, H. SPERGEL, E CARLSON, S. SHEMELD, R - ... - . WEBB, D. BUCKMAN, M CONARD, E. BUCHANAN, L LER, f1d-w'.mr,- I. AMENT M. EvAR'rs. BROW'N, P. SHELLY. ANTLER UNDERSTUDIES This year for the first time the Iunior Class elected a group of thirteen students who will compose the Antler staff for the next school year. This staff has gained valuable information on the work involved in putting a yearbook to- gether, and it is hoped that this additional experience will lead to the production of bigger and better Central Bucks annuals. Accompanied by Miss Mantz, Antler advisor, a group of four students attended the Columbia Scholastic Press Association Conference in New York, March 15 and 14. CHATTER BUX-Stand- ing, Iefl Ia nghl: P. REYNOLDS, CROFF, P. TRUMAN,' B.' GIL- MORE, R. GILMORE. Sealed. .- RrC5E.b7IrCIiUBB?P. TUR- NER, B. GILBERT, Miss Kou- IUNIOR ANTLER-Sianah ing, left lo nlghl: C. FARBER, D. MILLER, D. BUCKMAN. Sealed: C. KANE, A. LUTZ, N. LEIBRICR, L. KINNIER, E. RAISNER, R. GILNXORE, I. DERSTINE, W. STEIRER, E. ASSOCIATE EIDITURS ANTLER S'l'AFF-Slandfny, lqfl la rzjghls I. EBERHART, I. BENSON, N.'BERIiY, B. BROWN, R. BACH, ANIISS BIANTZ ,1dvi.ror. Scafed: E. ERXVIN, M. KUONCE, P. PLANR, S. 'l'AH-'I-:R, N. CRAIG, I. L1-tn, S. XVOODARD, I. A.wHf:N1', S. IIANLEY M. CONARD, E. BUCHANAN, I. WITT, A. WAl.HSl.r:Y, I. CHCBB. DEADLINE APRIL 1?!'? . . .. . INANQ Br,RRx LO-LD! IORS .............................................. ... ...LBRLTE BROWN V. .V . f -A SANDRA XVOUDARIJ lCl.l.lf:N ERWIN IERRY IH-:le NANCY CRAIG AIABICI. CUNARD AIARY KDDNCR RUTH XVICST IXJN WH.l-:Y IAAHQS Bl-:NSDN RICHARD BACH IOSEPII NVITT PIIYLLIS PLANR EIJITORIAL STAFF STERIHQN XVENTZI-II. SHIRLI-:Y VIIAIFICR IRAN AHENT RoSA1.1ND CUIIICN NORMA NASH SANDRA IIANLEY ELAINI-: BUCHANAN Ium' XVEIBEI. Amzuc WA1.HS1.v PAT 'IIRLHNIAN IL'1.H-1 I':BERIlAR'l' CDNNH4: 'l'mH.1NSnN IDAN Cllumx PR1SCH.l.A NASH fl1fl'l:l'0I M ISS M AN'rz 1,1114Ifl'A'lIlfl'lI.11A'AxISS BuRD1CR ARTSTAFFfSla1zrl1'n-11,fefflarzzqhl: I. RUBIN, D. XNINTER. TYPINC STAFF-Slanding, lqfl lu rzzqlzl: M. FRANZ, B. Sealed: P. TRDHAN, I. PARK:-:R. MISS O'DoNNr:1.l., .1d- HAG1-:R. P. CZROMAN. Scaled: K. 'IPIIATCIIEIL I. Ku1.v, E. ui.-w-,- C. SAND1-NAR, F. Rr:1CHx.r:. MUYER, V. RACIIXVAL, E. 'l'RoL l'. C. IIIIIOMASON, I. XVEIBEI., P. Sr:cH.r:Tr:S. IIOBBY CLUB-l 1'r.rl row, lejl lo rfzqhls D. NOLAN, Pre.ridenI,- I. TRU- MAN, P. CONNOLLY. Semnd row: T. TOMLINSON, Secrelaqy-Trea.mrerp F. SCIIWARTZ, M. DELUCA. Ah.renI: E. KELLER. Miss MANTZ, ,idvimf-. PUBLIC SPEAKING AND RADIO CLUB-Slanding, lefl la rzyhl: MISS BURDICR, ,1dvI.ror,- H. SCHNEIDER, Miss BREWER, Ad,u'.ror,- A. BLACK, I. BENSON, Preifidenf. Sealed: G. MOORE, Sn-reIa1jy,- R. PARKER, Vive-Pr-e.r1'denl,' G. NASH, W. WEST. BANKING CLUB-Slanding. lefl lo rfyhl: K. VANLUVANEE, MRS. BRUN- NER, ,1dvf.mr,- M. IVIUNSELI.. Sealed: C. BRADY, IJ. ALLEN, I. WILEY. HQBBIES - MIKES - SAVINGS The Hobby Club consists of two groups-fthe stamp collectors and model builders. While the stamp enthusiasts were doing historical research on coin- memorative stamps of famous men and states, the builders were busy with model airplanes, ships, automobiles, and boats. One of the most active clubs at Central Bucks, the Radio Club, presented two radio plays on Station WBUX. During the Christmas and Easter seasons, the members led the morning devotions over the public address system. Mrs. Brunner's Banking Club offers the opportunity to the senior high school students of saving money regularly in the same fashion as the federal deposit system. The members discuss new ways to encourage students to bank more regularly, and posters and slogans are displayed toward this goal. 64 OUTDUORS-TYPING-ATHLETICS The Field and Stream Club has been fortunate to have as one ot' its Co- sponsors Deputy Game Wai'clen William Rouse, who with the faculty advisor, Mr. Elfman, led the club in numerous activities. Besides movies, speakers, and student reports, field trips were a highlight ot' the group's program. The girls in the Commercial Club learn, under the instruction ot' Aliss Clill- ton, the proper operation of office machines and the work involved in secretarial positions. In this way, the members are better fitting themselves lor their chosen vocation. The Sports Club was formed to investigate the rules, regulations, and the actual playing of the different sports during their respective seasons. This year the Club has played basketball and volleyball and they are ready to start sotlt ball as soon as the weather permits. Mr. Gerhart is the group's advisor. FIELD AND STREAM CLUB-La.:-I row, fefl Io l'l:djhf.' G. RISSER, Program clhl1l.l'lI1t1l1,' Nik. ELFMAN, .1dv1'.ror,' R. DETTRY, D. Diem., V. HoFF.wsAN,E. GROTH, E. HUBER, G. Mins, I. HooT. 1'iI.l2l'l row: R. BARLOW, IYl.l'F-1,l'EJ'l'd6IIl,' A. RoTn, l're.r1'a'rnl,- I. SCMNECK, 'l'. fiREENHOI.T, G. FUNK, R. ciII.MORE, G. Loma. ,'1f:.rml.- R. LANDES, Srrrelafgzf- Tre'a.rul'z'r. CUlVllVlERClAl, Cl.UBfSfa11d1'l1-11, lrjl lo 1-114111: E. CARl.soN, E. CONNUR, M. IJANIELS, A. Human, P. TURNER, Miss CLIFFTON, .1dm.1-or. Sealed: D. 'I'uAL1GER, A. Oscoon, S. BVEIIRER. BOYS' SPORT CLUB-l.a.rl 1-vw, iff! Io rzlqhl: MR. fiERllART, .Id-ff.r01',' W. REESER, C. VANPELT, I. BALODIS, R. FRYE, G. SPRINGER, R. BREUNINGER, A. Rosa. 1 1'1-.rl row: C. 'l'RAuml.1.ER, D. RosENBEuoi-tu, C. XVISMER, E. IJANDRIDGE, L. STROUSE, R. SCllL'- MACIIER, E. SNYDER, I.. Ku1.1.i-zu. I . a . RIFLE CLUBfSlandI'l1g, . leff Ia rfplil: 'I'. GREENIIoL'r, Pre.rI'den!,- D. COPE, D. WILEY, I'1'ce-Pre.rI'denl,' N. STEVENS, 1. BUCK, Execufive Ojfcerg S. RINCR, D. PETREY, MR. ZAIINISER, Advhrol-. fburlh raw: T. 'I'IIoMI'soN, E. HENDRICRS, F. WALLS, F. TRAMULLER, R. MILLER. Third raw: H. IIERBOTT, D. TILLEY, D. REESE. Second ww: E. BERGEY, B. SCIIIELE, F. RECRNER, W. MATTHEWS. I 1'r.rl row: R. WAGNER. W. MICIIENER, W. GILLIAM, W. TRAUGER, L. MQYER, V. STROUSE, T1'1'a.ru1'er. OIL PAINTING CLUB- Slandffzg, leff lo l'lk1lII'.' C. GOERING, D. BovE, MIss 0'I,ONNEI.L, Jdvlirolg' U. Moon, E. HOLREY, S. RUTH- ERFORD, C, RADNETTER, G MAYHEW, D. WINTER, N. WIQIGIIT, E. LEAN, M. GoND- IioFF. Scaled: B. RICII.NIAN. K. SIIELLEY, A. WENzI.oFI-' BEAUTY AND ORIGINALITY Every Monday during activity period the odor of oil paint and turpentine advertises the fact that youthful artists are at work under the guidance of Miss O'DonneII. AII subjects-portraits, landscapes, tIowers, and marines-are en- thusiastically attacked and usually brought to a successful culmination. The pupils are encouraged to be original and to experiment with new techniques, methods of expression, and subject matter. MARKSMEN, UNE AND ALL The Rifle Club is enrolled in the National RifIe Association as a Iunior Club. During the cIub meetings discussions center about riIIes, cartridges, hunting, baIIistics, pistols, and firearms history. Shooting and hunting safety are also emphasized. Mr. Zahniser, varsity rifle coach, is advisor. 66 LEARN TO TEACH GTHERS Under the instruction of Nlrs. YVestbrook and Miss Kelley, the girls in the Leaders Club learned the correct procedure in the handling ol' the apparatus. Like the boys, they are of invaluable assistance in physical education classes, in the exercises performed on the horse, rings, ropes, parallel bars, spring board, buck, and horizontal bar. This organization has been established under the supervision ol, Director of Athletics William WVolfe in order that the members might become familiar with the proper use of the gymnasium's new apparatus. These boys can then assist in physical education classes when the apparatus is used. The members also become better acquainted with the rules of the major sports which are played during gym periods. GIRLS' LEADERS CLUB- 1 1'r.rl row, lqfl Iv rzlqfzl: IWISS KELLY, ,1a'I-I.-'af-,' K. COOPER, I. IESTER, I. WATERS, N. UxIIIoI.Tz, I. CTARNER, M. CONARD, M. COSNER, M. MCINNES, V. MCINTEE, M. ROUGH, E. BROVVN, MRS. WESTBIQKJCJK, ,ids-Amr. Sn-and raw: I. WENNER, I. SCIIUY- LER, R. MUoGLEswoRTII, B. DEAN, E. WATERS, B. IoIIN, B. STRATTON, M. WVEST, B. KENNEY, S. BUCR, I. LEAR, I. INhl.I.AR, B. IIAGER. Tlnfd mi.-.' I. KULP, S. ILAIFER, N. CRAIG, 'l'. HANRINS, B. CLARK, B. ROIIR, C. SIIAD- DINGER, B. ELLIS, F. EAST- BURN, E. BLICIIANAN, L. KC7l.I.C3, D. BVSIQIRIQ. l'lmr.'fI ww: M. MoYER, S. A.NII'IN'l', I. ARCAIIE, D. STRIXVN, I. CllL'BB, P. SIIELLEY, A. LUTZ, C. FARBER, N. MII.I.AR, B. MoEIIRI.E, G. IOIIN. BOYS' LEADERS CLUB-f l'll'lZI'f l'UI4', lqll lu I'I:t1llf.' G. SIIEELEY, I.. ROBINSON, B. BRONVN, F. IJISQUE, I. FRANTZ, ll. PooI.E, H. MLS- SLEAIAN, A. NEl,l'P2S. Sn-wuz' row: MR. XVOLFE, I1dK'l..!'0I',' K. NIEALING, N. MAYER, R. HoI1vE, C. TTOPPE, I. LEE, C. NTILLER, E. RI-:nI'IEI.D, B. HASREY. 67 MAN THE PLOW Under the guidance ot! Air. Shutt, the Central Bucks chapter ot' the Future Farmers ot' America experienced a successful first year. The group participated in a Leadership Training Conference held at Central Bucks, with eight schools participating. ln Ianuary the F. F. A. seniors journeyed to Harrisburg to See the annual Farm Show. Along with many social activities, the local chapter com- peted in the Senior High Recreation Basketball League, and vied with the Deep Run Valley and Council Rock chapters. W E'LL FIX IT The meInbers of the Auto Nlechanics Club were presented with a variety of programs this year by the Automobile Dealers Association of Doylestown. Each portion of the automobile was covered by one of the dealers through the use ot' movies and demonstrations. 68 FUTURE FARMERS or AiVlERlCAAf1 I'l1rI raw, ld! lo l'lZt1lIf.' P. REIAII-:L, W. FRIL- ING, 7'l't'L1J'HI'6l',' K. WORTII- INGTON, IN-e.w'denl,' I. WAI.SH, Vfre 1'l'e.rI'denl,' G. MYEIIS, SeI'l'eIal1I1,' R. 1VlACDOWEI.L, Repo:-lcrp D. WKTRTIIINGTLJN, Chapla1'n,- K. ZIAIAIERMAN, Smlinclg R. S'rovI-JR, Mk. SHUTT, I'1do'1'.1'0l'. A'?l'0llli l'0u'.' A. WAIQIII-ZN, S. Moon, B. LILASS, ll. BURAIEISTER, D. ERCULANI, F. KELLY, B. QUEIQIPEL, D. LEWIS, C. HoIzNER, Third raw: R. KESSLER, E. HQIIN, R. MAD- nux, D. SCIIINDLER, R. Moon, C. FLACK, D. DAVIS, A. O'DoNNI2LI., G. LEAR. AUTO AVKECIIANICS-l.I1.I-I row, lqIllar11ql1l.' IVlAClNNES, R. IJENNER, 'l'. OTT, I. RADI- SOK, R. WAI.Tr3Ii. l 1.l2l'1l'0N'.' R. SIIAFFER, L. SAIITII, R. WIIITI-3, L. BLAIR, N. EVVAN, I. GII.BI:Iz1', F. NlATIE, 'l'. Nouius, E. DICK, R. SCIIAFER, R. GILxIoRE, R. SIIAFFIQII, L. Buoww. COOKING CLUB-Lefl .r1'de.' E. HCDFFBIAN, D. PAINT- ER, B. SABo, R. ScAR- BOROUGH, I. FRATRIK, S. IoNczYR, P. PLANK, I. SVVARTLEY. Rlzljllf .ria'r.' G. BROSCHART, D. CTILBERT, I. BONVER, I. BEER, L. BRANO, MRS. BACRMANN, !IliK'l.J'l7l',' I. BARLow. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB- Scaled, lefl lo rzyhl: C. PAT- TON, I. DARRAII, K. THATCH- ER, I. PLANK, Serrelaljv, H. BENNETT. Lvflllldllll-ll! S. SRE- HELD, L. MONTANA, P. O'- N EILL, C. LIEBAU, Pre.-'Idenl,- B. LowRY, T. FORAL, Miss MYERS, .1dvi.mr,' M. EVARTS, MR. MADDQUX, ,1dvi.ror,' T. CASH, G. KERN, L. HANN, N. KROTCIIKO, C. To.wiL1NsoN, G. YERRES, M. SCHAIBLE, I. WALKER, II. BRAND. SUGA R AND SPICE The Cooking Club members discuss proper ways of ordering and eating meals both at home and on dates. Breakfast and luncheon dishes, as well as cakes and cookies, were made. Under the supervision of the sponsor Nlrs. Bach- mann, many new recipes were tested. WATCH THE BIRDIEI The Photography Club started its first year under the supervision of Aliss Nlyers and Mr. Charles Nladdox, a local photographer. Other than discussions on photography, the time was spent in taking and developing pictures. 09 FQX T RQT--VVALTZ--SAIVIBA 'I'he Dancing Club receivecl its start this year from I5'Irs. Simmons, an Arthur Nlurray instructor, who gave the members several professional lessons. Following this, faculty sponsor Nlrs. IVIiIIer Iecl the group in acquiring new steps and in perfecting the well known ones. DANCING CLUBH-1.111 la rzzqlzl: G. IIELLERICR, II. KENNEY, I. CoLEAiAN, C. ELNITSKI, I'zi'z'-l,l'e.r1'1ic'nl,' 'I'. NIONTANA, B. EDWARDS, R. KR1LKo, I. FIELDING, Y. XVIDAIER, C. VINCENT, R. KRKJLTT, M. SMITH, B. ER- CLENA, A. KELLER, MRS. INIILLER, i1ll't'IiY'0l',' A. RUTH, 'I'. TESSMER, Pre.rldenl,' N. CLARK, F. KoLuE, D. MooN, W. Loux, N. PALMER, R. SCOTT, I.. BC3III.5IAN, P. Nil.- soN, M. WITT, IJ. KUI.P, D I IERTZLER. ASSISTANT LIBRARIANS fhjl Io nlqhl: E. BUCHANAN, V. RACHNVAL, N. FuLm-:R, C. RADNETTER, V. BARRETT, L. fiROFF, E, HosTETTER, P. SIIARPE, I. XVATERS. R. Co- IIEN, B. fiII,BER'I', Miss SVVAR'I'ZI.ANDER, Iil'fIl'!ll'I.GlI,' I. PLANK, D. IANTON, I. CoLE- MAN, P. BISHOP, K. BRowN, A. IIUBER, D. PAINTER, E. XVALTER, I. EBERIIART, S. LEIGII, M, WITT, M. KERNS. I. CIILBERT. Kncrl1'ng: E. GROTII, C. STRoL'sl-:, W, WEST. STAMPING. SHELVING, SEARCHING 'Iihe library assistants are under the clirection of IVIiss Swartzlander. At the beginning of the year each assistant signed up for certain periods. During these periocls the assistant stamps outgoing books ancl puts away the incoming ones. She also helps the stuclents fincl references ancl hooks in the Iilmrary. In the worla- FUUIDS IIIL' ZlSSIStZlIll.S IJI'Cp6lI'C IJOUIQS ILOI' SIICIVIIIQ. FQOD FUR THE SPIRIT With President Chris Leuz at the helm, the Central Bucks Bible Club had an interesting program. Group singing, guest speakers, movies, and discussions were held under the guidance of Mr. Michener. Each club member served on one of four committees which carried on the work of the organization. Committees were publicity, prayer, music, and pro- gram. BIBLE CLUB-Lefl lo nigh! al piano: E. HOSTETTER, S KEEBLE, MR. MICIIENEII fidvzlvor. l 1'r.rI raw: S. BIRK- MAIER, S. UREY, N. RAD- CLIFF, C. LEUZ, PI'E.fl.dKl1l, A. RUBINILER, B. GILBERT, S LUKENS. Second row: D I.4NToN, S. GANTER, P. SEG- LETES, C. HAINES, I. GIL- BERT, H. KRUSE, C. Rusii, P. SIIARPE. Third row: I SCI-IAEFFER, I. LARUE, D DETWEILER, D. NYCE, D ANDERS, H. YONKER, W LEE, G. LEFFEVER, W TRAUGER, L. MAYHEW. PROIECTION SQUAD- Slanding, lefl lo rzlqhl: R IRWIN, R. KRILKO, G. NASH H. MALICKO, I. KEATING, D WORTHINGTON, B. MITCH NER, K. WORTHINGTON, K ZIMMERMAN, W. FRILING, E HOLKEY, MR. L. BOYER dduimor. Third row: F. LEUZ D. ANGENY, R. IEPsoN, G CONARD. Second row: R NOLAN, C. HYDE, D. WILEY, T. GREENHOLT, R. GUEST, G. HELLERICK, T. GASII, I. BUCK, C. LIEBAU. 1 ir.r1 row: F. KOLBE, A. WENZ- Lori-', B. TRY, I. TAYLOR, D. COPE, T. BLAKE, K. CoLEs. REELS AND RECORDERS One of the most outstanding service organizations at Central Bucks is the Projection Squad under the supervision of Nlr. Boyer. This group is in charge of ordering, scheduling and mailing films, slides, strip films, and showing them in classrooms and in the auditorium. The squad also issues recorders for classroom use. Members of this group give their services not only for school groups but also for civic organizations. 71 M MIXED CHORUS The Senior High School Choruses have made remarkable progress during the first year at Central Bucks. Under the leadership of Mrs. Buckman, the choruses grew within a few weeks from an original membership of twenty-seven girls and forty-seven boys. Each student is also a member of either the Boys' or Girls, Glee Club. The Mixed Chorus made its debut at the Dedication Program in October. All three choruses combined efforts in the Christmas Carol Service and the Spring Musicale, the two annual choral presentations. In addition to the Easter Service in school and on the radio, the choruses also contributed to programs given by other departments in the school, including programs for Lincoln's Birth- day, Brotherhood Week, and the Tri-County Conference of Student Councils. In March the music department was host to three hundred sixty students and music educa- tors of Bucks County who presented the third annual Music Festival in Doylestown. Fifteen lJlS'l'RlC'l' cllouus--l..1f1 1., ,-,Q.,111.- B. laiwww, R. Central Bucks choral students participated. I,AY.uAN, R. .xlClJUNVEl.l., ll. Srrzizczrzl., Smz!m1.' I.. S1AioNs. Royce Laymall, HOWRF'-I SPCFSCI, Bruce BFOWU, and Ray McDowell were members of the South- eastern District Chorus which presented a con- cert at Abington High School on March 28. BOYS' CIIURUS--l,,1,fl mit-, lqfl In rfziflils B. ixlIl.I.ER, I. LoDuo1.z, R. llr:i,l.EimAN, R. Buosclmnr, R. DPZNNEII, A. XVASHINGTON, C. lli'Nsm-zrzolciz, R, l,AY.uAN, R. Mcllowsu., R, LABS, I. XVITT, P. CoNNE1.1.Y, G. Buoscimizr, I. RAuosm'. tSit'1'0IItfl'0u'.' L. MAx'11r:w, IJ. ANGENY, A. BA1zA'rucc1, D. ERCOLANI, T. OTT, R. DENNY, H. ciAWRONSKl, I. llr:11,AiAN, F. Ki-:l.1.Y, R. ScllL'.uAnicu, H. S1-icizoul., B. STEIRER, K. RENN1-:1sEN. 1 1'r.rlmw.- I. FRANTZ, R. IEPSEN, IJ. llI'2TXVl'III.I'IR, B. Bizovm, P. Ksmrss, T. PA'r'1'r:RsoN, H. Gnorn, R. Ki-JSSLER, D. Sm-t1.I.Y, F. WRIGLEY, T. TESSMER, I. l,ARl'I'1, R. l,l,l'NKli'I I'. 72 AEITHETICALLY PLEASI G TOP GIRLS' CIIORUSW-1.11.11 row, lqfl lu rzlqfzlf S LUIIENS. P. REYNOLDS, C. KNIESIC, C. XVATERS, M. SCIIAIBLE, D. XVINTI-IR, IJ. IXIITCIIELI., I SIIERKZCS, S. KEEDLE, F. IEIINSON, P. FAT zINGER, N. FATZINGI-ZR, II. BRAND, E. IIIIIWAIAN B. QIILBERT, II. FIELDS, V. STRDDSE. Sm'm1I ww: I. PLANK, G. MOORE, E. KI'II.l.I'lR, R. Cu HEN, Y. WIDAIER, M. I. EDVVARDS, I. CIROI-'F, I IESTER, D. BDVE, A. PAINTER, M. FRICR, M LEEDDM, 'I'. IIALL, N. SAIITII, I. SDWERS, S CIREGORY. l I'n--I row: MRS. BLCRAIAN, Llm- dm-Iar,' C. 'I'IIo.XIAsoN, I. PARRER, Ii. KI'1N'I'OI'l' P. QIOTTSIIALL, D. BUSRIRR, M. IONCYZIQ, G M. ANGENY, V. GLEASCJN, D. SAIITII, E. 'I'RoL'T N. BERRY, S. BUCII, IJ. SDDEN, I. IJYER, P PLANR, I.. SIARIN, .lf-mmfmni..-I. BO'I l'OM GIRLS' CIIORUS-l.a.vl wmv, lqfl In nQ1!1l: N Q 1 1 N.. CLARK, I.. KINNII-IR, A. RUIIR. P. IIICRN, M III II I' UI XII R B SAIIII P IXIISIN S II INII G, . ,.C, . , . . .... I1.' SON, R. ScAImmzoI'c:II, V. BARRETT, I. fIll.III'2l!'l' II. KRLSE, I. IJCITCII, C. SCIINICIIJICII, IC. MIIYER 1 I. ITRATRICK. .S'I'I'mII11'mv.' I. CIILIIII, ID. I3I'I'R MAN, S. URICY, N. VINCICNT, G. IJlC'l'XX'I'IlI.ICR, IJ I.ANDIS, I. FlliI.DING, I. IIOXXVICRTII, G. IIART . NAUI-II., E. IIUI.IiI'IY, I. I':liI-IRIIART, Ii. BRIIWN IJ. PAINTER. A. WAI.AIsI.Ex', I. IjlCRS'I'lNIC, I YIILNG. 1 i1J.vl1'mI'.' I. IiI.ICINIIUl-'l1', .lI'I-Imrpmzfl.-I I. BALER, In. IIDLR, I. MA.NIoI'I.Is, A. IXI-TI.I.l'1R . S. AAIENT, S. IIAIQER, B. .xIOICIIRI.l'I, If. I'.AS'I' BURN, I. I,I-IIIN, P. MERRI.INI:ER, I.. BRAND, I . I'IARI.UXV, P. BISIIDII, P. WmI'rII1Nm'uN, N. I.ICI RRIQR, Ii. CAPALIJI. lJlS'l'RlC'l' BAND-La..-I ww, lqfl lu l'I1tflIl.' D. Nyce, G. D1xoN. Ser-and raw: R. LAYMAN, I. BENSON, R. ScoTT. I 1'r.rl row: Mu. MULE, Direrlor,- N. ScAuaoizouG11, P. LAPP, G. KERN. MARCHIN G ALONG TOGETHER The gray and gold-decked Central Bucks Band went through another active year. Play- ing at all the varsity football contests and several assemblies, Mr. lVlule's group climaxed the year with the annual Spring Concert. The delegates to the Bux-Nlont Band were Allan Craven, Iohn Nyce, Fletcher Walls, Ralph Scott, Don Nyce, Royce Layman, Georgetta Kern, lim Benson, Priscilla Lapp, Louis Hann, Bill Lee, Gordy Nash, Nancy Scarborough, Virginia Barrett, Gilbert Dixon, and Iackie Wennei'. Central Bucks played host to the district band this year, in which lim Benson, Royce Layman, Georgetta Kern, Don Nyce, Nancy Scarborough, Priscilla Lapp, Ralph Scott, and Gilbert Dixon participated. Ralph Scott repre- sented Central Bucks in the Eastern All-State Band at Sayre. -'wn...,,.a1nn-.una-.I BAND--l,a.rl1'uw, Aj! la nziglzls D. NYCI-1, R. LAYMAN, D. BARNARD, G. IJIXON, C. BARR, I. BENsoN. 1'2mrllzj'nw.' R. ScoTT, F. WALLS, R. Bl-:NsoN, P. LAW, L. IIANN, I. RL'TuERI-'oizD. Thirdrow.' I. NYCE, K. Ross, S. FLEIG, A. S1uoN, W. LEE, A. Cimvrm, G. NASH. .S'mu1llf-11.v,- I'.Cimwrom1, N.ScAimcmm1o1i, G. MAclNTlar:, K. Snr:i.1,i-:Y, S. HISTAND, Ki. Ki-ZRN. l ir.vlmw.- l'.G1umAN, F. Umirzie, IJ. STHAWN, Nl. jolvzvcic, IJ. SCHAll5I.I'Z, Mic. Mimrz, B. Ui-nYm:, I. Cfwrz, D j. B1-zine, N. l'Ar..wil-zu. lx'm:eliny.',l .'iRU'I'lll'1I1MAl.. 74 SYIVI PHQN IC STRINGS The orchestra roll at the start ol' the school year included three violins and a tuba. In an effort to assemble a working aggregation, the activity was then scheduled during Activity Period rather than as a class. The highlight of the season was the Spring presentation of the annual orchestral concert. Central Bucks members of the Bucks County Orchestra were Gilbert Dixon, Georgetta Kern, Sandy Fleig, Annette Black, Priscilla Lapp, Fritz Reichle, Arthur Goldstein, Curt Barr, and Ralph Scott. Four musicians represented our school in the district concert held at Swarthmore. They were: Gilbert Dixon, Annette Black, Fritz Riechle, and Arthur Goldstein. Fritz Reichle participated in the AII-State Orchestra staged at Sharon in March. . it DISTRICT ORCIIICSTRA-fI.4y'l lo rilqlzl: F. REICMLE G. IJIXON, A. BLACK. .lll'.l'.!'1.ll3I-' A. Goi.usTEIN. ORCIIESTRA 'lflIJ'1l'0tI', lfjl lu r1Q1l:I.- M. ScAicummi'c:u, K. Ross. .Sl-mln! :wwf G. Ilixfm, G. Iiicim, IJ. Nvcic, S. SIRUN, F. WALLS, R. Sco'r'r. l 1'1-.1-lmw.' A. Iimcli, C. Iimm, U. S'l'l-:Niluc, R. I'll4:lzsoN, 'I'. .WIc'Nr:Al,Y, I.. IIANN, l'. LAW, W. I,l4:1c. .S'land1'ny: Mu. NIL'1,1-:. Ill-llllliff-' Ii. RAISNICR- 1' Egg if , - ,, - H+ , K ' 'Lx I Nw ' 4- kr ,-Q, ,, v,tr' x ,M QQ , m m , X K f N' ., -f ,Q+ , ,,,,r.,4ff-J - 1 1 E, W 1 . A - ' nigv f - 'A- 1 S, -x .1 : '?:-i '- - m,y w::11 -ff e v . '-5 71, H QF.- 425' ffl-'iz .:,:',r., M , . : , .. J. V kv :i A V 4... fl Q - . - -1 Y. 1-G-,.y--ww-1.4.:,,3,-?f'5's4 V. .l J .-,- .. . X , . .:.!2' ,f 11:5 1' 3-1 1,1,-xgifff.-LL In ..ff 5513 '1 .5fll f:-f- ff.. A :L fy,-f 'fx - 'Aw -. N . 3' 71 ff-., .ml- a. gn I '. 311,95 . .5 ta P.. Y-HP: ' J' yum' X, '21 . ' 525 f WXs .'3 ' wx- 'RV v -M225 ai, , . . X K3 , A N Na , nv, ff - -fiym' ,tit w: - ,, ,.,,. 6: , TIQAQ . W Q g g v ' 'f P.. W: .--,..',' 1--,auf fx 1 be ' 4. , sf -1 M, , .-J..-',1,, , .V 4 S 415' . MM. x- 'ff 1 f , ,-V-Ig v' 1' - Lr?bLi'.f? ' - ' q ir: .. ' N,-my . . -- -:pf 52 L' 'Z : gisfti gif i ff'-J 4' 1 ' ' ' ' .e..,. , '51mZ7?'?5'k.i fl 'W .:',.'.f-Q31 3: 1 jf, a-gf'--' mm! W1i.l.1AAi L. XVOLFE l,l.l'Z'l'l0l' of ,1lf1fel1'z'.v Our first year at the new Central Buclcs High School is rapidly coming to a close and will definitely leave a most pleasant and satisfying memory with all of' us. XVe should feel proud of our athletic teams and their accomplishments during this first year of' our new Ioint School. Wve should also be most thankful to have the opportunity to attend such a beautiful, well equipped and excellently staffed school. Yvith a continued expansion of the athletic program in the offing, let each one of us look ahead and solemnly resolve to do all in our power to support and encourage our athletic teams and strive to create a Central Bucks school spirit superior to ALL. BUILD THAT SCHQOL SPIRIT I! LHFI' RI If ADlzRS---Slamlflzfy, lqfl In rzzqlzl: M. CoNA1eD, N. NASH, E. B1zowN, N. N1II.I.AR, F. IonNsoN. lX'Ilt'l'!l'l7-1j.' n xoiuf ' ciOTTSllAI.I., N. Biciuzv, Caplamg I. KL'l.I', J. XVEIBICI.. B, XVEAVER, .lli1.-wi. .lim-f1l,' B. Cmlm. HIT THE TA RGET1 The Rifle Team coached by Mr. Zahniser and led by Captain Tracy Greenholt, ended the season in second place with six wins and only one loss. Don Yviley managed this year's sharp shooters, whose individual averages were led by Bill Trauger with a season average of 99.00. Steve VVentze1 was next with 97.86, followed closely by Tracy Greenholt with 97.71. Elaine Buchan- an had 9729, Frank Kolbe 97.00, Bill Loux 96.57, Ned Stephens 96.55, Ray Gilmore 96.17, Don Cope, 96.1-1, and Fletcher Walls, 93.75. The individual matches at Abington were attended by the team's members who had the three highest averages. They were Trac-v Greenholt with a score of 198, Bill Trauger 197, and Steve VVentzel with a 195. Lqfl in nlqlzfs MR. ZAHNISER, marlzq T. Gm HOLT, l'I1,UfI1l'l1,' D. XVILEY, llI!IHl1.l1t'l'. C.B.l1.S. CJPI -190 Prospect Park -171 -191 Quakertown -187 -188 Yeadon -17.3 -1-91 Xvest Catholic -188 -102 Lower iN1erion -139 -195 Upper Darby -199 -19.3 Abington -189 1 RIFLE TEAM--f Lam! raw, lufl lo mzqlzl: D. COPE. Mn. ZAHNISI-tn, Cmzrlzg D. VVIL1-:Y, lla: 1 4 TI I in s 11 nm-: W. 'l'uAL'or:n, F. Kol,r,r:, E. B1'clmNAN, S. XVICNTXEI.. T. fiREENIIl71f'1', Caplan: In If R I I1 iom XX Lorx, I . ATATIE, F. Wfu.1.s. FC X JTBALI, SCHEDULE L B. Om Bensalem 0 Sell-perk 0 U. Nlorelancl 6 Springflelcl I5 l latborfv 27 Quakertown 27 Souderton 0 Ambler 52 Lansdale 0 J BUX-MONT SELEC'l'lONSvLe-fl lo rzlahl: L. BROWN, E. REDFIELD, R. HELLERMAN, K. WORTMINGTON, L. ROBINSON. .'lfrovf'.' Referee speaks to D. Fritz, Caplafng and Lansdale captain. Lefl: VV. Wright making an tackle as E. Redfield approaches. BLOOD AND TH UNDER The 1952 gridiron eleven ol' Central Bucks treated the lians to thrilling football, although the final Iog read three victories and tive defeats in Bux-Mont Conference com- petition. In a pre-season exhibition contest, Coach Czernialcowslcrs proteges rolled over Bensalem, 24-0. In the regular cam- paign's initial game the Buckaneers finished triumphant as Ken Worthington's lone touchdown in the Iast quarter's closing minutes proved to be enough to conquer Sell-Perla, 6-0. The gold and gray did not taste victory again until tive games Iater when the Skimen defeated Souderton, III-0, with Captain Don Fritz and Bob Gilmore racking up six- pointers. After receiving a thorough drubbing at the hands ot Ambler, the Conference champions, the Buckaneers jour- neyed to Lansdale for the annual Thanksgiving Day con- test. The brilliant performance ot' Will Wright, who gained I08 of the Buclxaneers' total ot l86 rushing yards, inspired his cohorts to victory. Toward the end of the opening quarter, YViII romped titty eight yards for a TD, and in the third period he tossed to Iimmy Stratton for another. The win gave Central Buclis the annual American Legion trophy for the first time since 1942. Center Ed Redfield and guard Bob Hellerman were selected by the Conference coaches as members of the All Bux-Nlont Squad, while Lee Robinson, Ken YVorthington and Corky Brown were awarded honorable mention. WIN. crRICI'1N. .l.-'.m'lm1l Liwrfiq NIH. LZICRYI liowsiu, Linn-li. IfUO'I'BALL-f lim-I wmv, Aff! I0 l'l:11lIl.' R. FISHER, F. Wiuo1.m', C. IIAmi.'roN, R. IJENNY, N. S'1'r:vicNs, I'. Ks,x1 ss, I3. LiUl'l.'I'ON, II. POOLIC, NV. KING, F. LI-:L'x, K. VIN1-IIS. N. .xl0I.l,OY, IS. Ki-:Ss1.lc1c, Ii. 'I'l:L'.XmN, I., .NI.u'ii14xx'. .Sl-f.wIl row: R. IJi4:TTln'. F. .WIAT1r:, A. WARM-IN, R. Ilovrm, C. IIL'NSBI-IRGICR, K. R1-:NNr:lsi':N, I . IIISQVIC, tl. Sinai-11 x, II. IIAsiucx', G. Yi-ziuucs, D. Fnrrz, L'upla1'ng K. Wo1rriuNo'roN, W. Rifzrzsicie, ,llmzizifrrg I . ISL'cuNicu, ,llinmlifrf-, lfjf-,.-I mtv: W. XVRIGIIT, IJ, Pi-:'ri-zus, C. I,1i:uAL', I. S'rim'rToN, A. XVASIIINGTON, B. IIl4:i.l.i':1m,xN, IC. RI'1lII IICIIl, C. Ilorric, I.. Pmowx, I.. Rouussorsi, R. Glmirmizi-1, R. KNAVSS, I. SXVAR'I'l.IiY, .Ilnm1,1I'r. 81 gi W is Q ve:-:.:. ,. ,,. , E. Rl-IDFII-:i.D W. XVRIGHT D. FRITZ I, ix1YERS E. IILYBER .swag ,esvgsi 5,6-H -M 2 -st if 'Y' :aa-2:s' :::::- if- .ss .:::-:..:- Q 1 ::: Q , -:-:::,- S599 2 5? 5 W ei? f 2 5235 A ' fi , 1 . 3 -f ,, 1 Q 2 Q it ' ' 5 3 gf 4 i -. .QKEVQQ .Q n'E5I'..lf.-.ifzri-:-:V 1-51519: ' A .. , .,. , Wi - 'r: 3-fri' S .ZAVA 1V.: Z ..:.A .H x,1,. ,,,AA. ii A::,,,, 1 Anaz E be . nxl ,. P HA .,.,. .. 1 V. , Q V' I Q 'E -5:5 L. ROBINSON MR. FINN Heading for the Basket The Buckaneers provided the spectators with thrilling basketball as Coach Finn's proteges ended the campaign as the Conference runners-up. Although the first half of the season was not so successful, the gray and gold finished the last half in a first place tie with Quakertown. A play-off' match resulted in CB's winning the second-half championship. Upper Moreland, the first-half victors, provided the next opponent as the Finnmen journeyed to Abington for the crucial championship contest. The Willow Grovers proved the stronger squad as they came from behind in the final period to defeat Central Bucks, 55-52. The team then represented the Bux-Mont Conference in state Class A competition in the P.1.A.A. District 1 play-offs. The Buckaneers were disqualified at the end of the first round as Ridley Township from the Suburban League conquered the local quintet, 62-55. Captain Ed Redfield led the team's scoring with 210 points. Babe Huber and Don Fritz followed with 198 and 192, respectively. Seniors Redfield and Fritz placed on the All Bux-Mont Second Team, while Huber, a junior, was awarded honorable mention. 1. Lmc R. 'l'i ioAxPsoN F. BUCKNER I. Emcicsoiv G. XVISMER C. LIEBAU OPP. CB h9 40 40 55 45 44 45 57 57 58 46 50 44 561 45 51 49 54 SCI 1E1JU1,1i Pottstown Sell-Perk Quakertown 11at1mrn Souc1ertnn Upper 1V1ore1nm1 Springtie1c1 1,ans41u1e A m1w1er 1'1.AYUFFS Quai kertuwn Upper .N1ore1zuu1 Ridley '110VVl1S111ll OPP 85 53 50 50 44 44 50 53 48 Ori-. C15 4.2 48 '35 3 112 55 C . B 61 44 55 52 .wa 51 52 48 65 IUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBAL1,--f.S'lm11!1'f1.11, lqff In rfzizlilx Cnnvlz N1ALFA1i1ANF 13 Roirwurizc 1-iz 17 Sxuru X IIUFFMAN, N. Mol.l,m', R. KNAUSS, 1. 1,ARL'1-:, lx'nwl1'n'11: R. VIQXVINIWK AI Nl X N 1 4 le I 1' Riu S rw 1. FRANW. HOCKEY The gold and grey Iassies of Central Bucks finished a triumphant campaign in the runner- up position in the Bux-Nlont Conference, a mere half game from the title. Under the coaching of Nliss Spencer the sc uad .. , Sl gained th' If ' iee mecisions, dropped two, and tied one. Senior Nancy Craig acted as captain for the season, with Ann Bright and Diane Buck- man as managers. Norma Nash Ied the scorin ' I g palace with five goals, followed ' ' ' ' by Ann Lutz with tour goals to her credit. x 'J H C.B.II.S. Uri 5 Upper ixloreland 12 I Lansdale I I Souderton -I .. Springfield 3 Q Quakertown I 5 Sell-perk 2 HOCKEY-f 1111.11 l'0U' fvfl In rfylzl' I Il Sli R NI WI , Q .1 . . 5 , . . . AeINNi:s, M. Movi-Liz, M. Wr:s'r, C. SCIINEIDER, C. IIAINES, B. NNY, L. KINNIER, A. FRANco-Frzluzrtiim, C. CQUOPFR I Sciirvi re ' Wk N ID SS Sl I-N I J . , . .-.i , X. . 'I. TEE, . AizNoi.D, I. IILANK. Sui-ond I7 MI 11. ci-gn, I. ILANK. I. I.i-mu, I. AiiNoi.n, N. I.II'IBI!ICIi, I. Wiciii-Ji., C. KA rg 'I' IIAN' B I VF I RSTINI-1, I,Y '. . ' ' I C A I3 in I L I4 s N, . lxINS, . . oi NC, B. FRLTA, I . Iiu MAN, . iiruia, . R16 '. im-I ww: P. SIIEICLY, B. STizATToN, A. I.i rz, 1ARI3ICR, R. XVICST, N. Cimio, N. NASH, N, Iiicleiw, I. Kijrr, Ii. BRUXVN, S. Woopmzix. N' as ' -'--' N 3 at W 3? K Qmwf , , 1' Q? Q. I ' :-., I 11 2 - Eg, 3 1 My 3 Br-zum' N. NASH ITARMLR P. S1l14:1.1,Y BROWN N. CRAIG W W ,, 'V W' ' Y wx ' S ,A - ,- V x Exi gzx S Q , Q A. LL rz I. KL'l.P B. S'1'nA'r'roN R. XVEST S. XVOODARD A. BRIGHT GIRLS' INTRAMURAL-Leff lo nfqhir E. HCJSTETTER, Jlanagerg E. TROUT, E. BUCHANAN, M. CONARD, Caplainp C. KNEISE, B. HAGEN, N. BERRY, Mus. XVESTBROOK, Coach, .im-ml-for HAIL THE CHAMPS The senior girls' intramural team, The Glow'-Worms , exhibited champion- ship form as they took the title by defeating the junior team 16-2. The members ofthe winning team chose Captain Mabel Conard and Forward Nancy Berry to represent them on the class Honor Team, along with Nancy Craig, Connie Tomlinson, Betty Gilbert, Franny Iohnson, Iean Kulp, and Nancy Millar. MEET THE VICTGRS The senior intramural basketball squads, captained by Iim Stratton and Don Angeny, completed the 1955 campaign on the top of the league, as another championship fell into their hands. While the victors gained eleven points, the juniors ended in the runner-up spot with eight points, followed by the sopho- mores with three, and the freshmen with two. p12'lure.' SANDRA IIANLEY. BOYS' INTRAMURAL l.11.rlf'mv, fqfl In l'l:1ll1f.' G. l.oNc:, B. filI.MORl-I, C. I,1i:n.AL', B. Bizos- HART, I. MYERS, I. Brcii, F. Rl-:1cul.r:. Sn-mid ww, Mn. XVOLFE, F. lJir:'rx, I. Ni-:vlN, IJ. BACH, W. CoL'LToN, R. CARR, I. Br:NsoN, R. Ir:vsoN, .llamzyw-. l ll21'fl'0u'.'ci.SCllElCl.Y, B. WAsiiiNo'roN, B. M1L1.i-Liz, D. ANGHNY, C0-1-apfain,' I. S'rRATToN, cyl?-1't1fVfl1l.Il,' I. CASE, A. Rorn. 4lbd'L'I1f'fl7I' p1l'l:1rr'.' B. SAFFIER. VARSITY VOLLEYBAl.I.ASlam!1'f1-41, iff! In l'l:11!1l.' CVUIIVII lVlACFARl.ANE, 1. LEE, E. RED!-'1E1.n, B. KEILMORE, B. XNASHINGTON, IJ. NYCE, G. YERKES, D. BACH. lx'neel1'ng: D. COPE, K. Wolvril- INGTON, L. ROBINSON, G. XVISMER, R. STOVER, I. MYERS. OVER'HHENET Varsity volleyball, coached by Mr. Nlaclfarlane, is something new in Central Bucks. Although Central Bucks and Sell-Perk are the only two volleyball teams in this area, Nlr. MacFarlane hopes that in the near future other teams will branch out and inter-scholastic competition will be available. The team journeyed to West Chester for the annual district tournament but did not quality for state BULLSEYE! Sixty feminine Robin lloods reported for girls' archery this year. A com- paratively new activity in this area, the girls played in two matches-Springfield and George School. With Miss Kelley as their coach they have come to ap- preciate the skill needed for such a sport. finals. 4 l.r1.fl1'mv, Iqfll0r1Q1l1l.' C. XVATERS, I. PLANK, P. PRICE, I. RISSER, B. KENNY, C. Srmoolmsl-:R, B. Roma. Yyllil'1fl'UN'.' M. XVICST, li. RAISNER, E. XVALTER, A. FRANco-Falzmillm, I. ixlILl.AR, H. BROXVN, IJ, PETRY, C. RVSH. iSl1'I'1IIIl,I'Hn'.' I. Sowlilzs, B. Ll-312, C. COLE, P. SuEl.i.Y, V. S'I'RUL'SE, B. S'rim'r'roN, D. iNlI'I'CIIICI.I., I.. KINNIPIIQ, A. l.L'Tx, C. FARHER, Miss Kr:i.1.Y. lfhnrl mtv: C. Toxi- LINSON, S. 'llIIU.NlI'SUN, IC. CAm.soN, IJ. fiL'l.I.ICKSON, S. Buizliiu-IR, L. B flIl,MAN, 1. Cnrim, N. CMQAIG, IJ. STRAWN, S. 'l'A11-'14:1i. - 4 'l'RACK SCHEDULE 'April 14-Upper Moreland April 2 -Germantown Friends April 24-Penn Relays April 25-Penn Relays April 29-Quakertown May Zffieorge Scl icxcm l May 6-Souderton May 9-Bux-Mont Meet Claansclalej 'May l3-Hatboro May 16-P. l. A. A. District Meet 'Home Games Lqfl lo rzlqhl: W. XNOLFE, Coach, B. HELLERMAN, clllfllfll-ll,' LABAW, Jlanazjcr. STIR-UP THE CINDER With more than half of last year's trackmen scheduled to run again in 1955, plus added interest in the sport due to the new gymnastic facilities, Mr. William Wolfe feels sure he will field a team strong enough for any opponent. Captained by Bob llellerman, the boys show plenty of spirit and drive. They are looking ahead to a successful season and hope to bring home the trophy in Bux-Mont competition. 4 'l'RACK--fl.i1.vl ww, lqfl la l'Ii11lI1.' J. KEATING, P. HAMMOND, B. BROVVN, W. KING, E. SHEELY, D. COPE, H. IACOBE I. LABAW. Third row: llOFF.NlAN, K. VINEIS, R. THo.uPsoN, K. lVlEALING, D. VANDEGRIFT, R. DENNEY, 'I'. MAC INIFF, C. llYDE, SrEvENsoN. Sevond1'ow.'G. GILBERT, W. SCARBOUGH, T. LEIBFRIED, D. WORTHINGTON, N. DARRAH R. KING, T. l'lAMMERLOXV, C. STIRMAN, K. llINES, I. LARUE, Mu. CZERNIAKOWSKI. 1 fr.rlrow.' MR. DETWEILER, R HOPPE, R. BARLUW, j. LEE, K, WKJIRTIIINGTKJN, R. llE1.l.ElmAN, I. WITT, C. rlUl'PE, MR. WIJl.FE 88 April 9 'April I5 April I6 April 20 April 27 April 30 .Way 4 'Ala V 7 BASEBALL SCIIEIJUIJC Lansdale Souderton Amhler Springfield Quulcerlowu Upper ixlorclund Sell-Perlc Ilatlmoro Pottstown George Sclool iwkl IUIHC fill HIE? Play Axxfly' Alnlx Hug Flay Alay 25 ll I-4' If 23 26 l1l1J'f wmv, lzjl fu rzlifflli A. RUTH, S'I'RA'l l'UN .xlACDOXVELL, R. CARR, I. BUCK. l 1'r.--I nm' R Cyimioui-3, W. XVRIGIIT, Cmirli Wooocii, AIYICRS, IJ. FRITZ. BASEBALL Baseball mentor Iudy Wodock has an optimistic outlook on the spring schedule since forty-one boys turned out on the initial practice day. Nine ot' last year's lettermen have returned to aid in the building of a championship squad. Finishing in third place last season, the boys again anticipate a first division herth. BASEBALL-La.--I nm-, lqfllnr1:11l1l.' L, KL'I.i.icR, C. HA.u1i.'roN, G. FLNR, R. SIILHNIACIIICR, G. Y14:RRi':s, C. VAN Pri I F Ri-:cKNr:R, R. iVIACl,0XVEl.I., H. Pooue, E. 'l'RL'AiAN, IJ. TWINING. .S'i'1-mzdnmn' F. Ki4:l.1.Y, A. XVARRICN, IJ. Ili I :lm-:R, A. Ni-:vvr:s, ll. PETIQRS, C. 'l'RAi'.XiL:l.1.i:R, L. ROBINSON, F. XVRIGLEY, G. Snrru, C. Licrz, K. Ri-:Nm-:ls I4 BUCRNER. l 11-.ri mtv: ll. Sm-:Roi1i., I. FRANTZV, W. XVRIGHT, I. S'I'RA'l 1'ON, R. ciIl..NHlRlC, I. AIYICRS, R. LiARR, Tn, D. Furrn, I. BL'cR, A. Rlcisisii, Mi. l VOLLEY BAI.LA.S'1m1din.q, iq!! In l'l:11l1f.' I. B1-:NsoN, E. Rrznrimo, B. WAsH1NGToN, R. BAm.ow, B. IIASKEY, C. llovvrz. lK'I1t'L'fI'II.1I.' I. iVlYERS, C. L11-:BAL', T. Ti-:ssAiE1z, G. LoNG, R. HELLERMAN. INTRAMURAL VGLLEYBALL The seniors made a clean sweep of the boys' intramural program as they captured the crown in intramural volleyball. They finished with 12 points, the juniors with 10, sophomores -1, freshmen 5. On the last play of competition the seniors defeated the juniors, -I games to 2, to clinch the championship. Girls' intramural volley ball was introduced to Central Bucks this year. In spite of the tact that volleyball was a new sport to many, there was a large turnout of approximately one hundred twenty girls making up seven teams. Teams consisted of members of grades eight through twelve. The undefeated senior squad captured the championship with three victories. T VOLLEY BAl.I,-.S'fa11rl1'f1.q, Aj! fn l'l:lj!If.' D. Kumi, E. CAm.soN, S. 'l'1ioAws:vN, S. BUEHRER, E. llIJSTl'2T'I'ER. lX'IlL'i'l1.II.ll.' A. XVAIUNTSLICY, j. WAl.lcr:1z, C. 'l'o.Xu.iNsoN, N. CIQAICZ, R. XVI-IST. 90 A' .JK g i g 1 G' 'Q' A-L? V45 . ' L , I G U ,Z .Q x X 3? -3 A . hbt i!lQ05 n ,,....-an-'K-f 1 7 iii' HK 130 fs:-uxu '4'li' an-,. 2 ff' 3 1, ' k . M. 'Z , -' . j, .X 12- erfll Y- Q - ' LW-align il-vs ., n . ' .b .. an Pr. I rs v nf' 6 . a. A A ' Far' ' M W9 N. X. A w -'f .' - S 5 s-.,v 1- . we 7 Q3151. - 'I A , at S U. . Mg , L fig' ' A ix 4 , Y sl 'Kia ix l x T 'TW A NW'-r-' . im fn 1 .- 0 S I 1' 'K N A A? S J I s ?Y'y: X w e 2 4' ' ' ,E- .-4 P '1 '4 ! fl . P, lvhf l X lv, , Z I , '1 3 , n x 11 TT Pe.w.w-L ' U .Quan M'NUlll- --nun: oll ' U1 XS-. Student Council Under the leadership of President Lee Erick- son, the Student Council of the Iunior High School sponsored several activities among the pupils ot' the seventh, eighth and ninth grades. The magazine campaign was successfully staged at the start ol' the year, as the students set a keen sales record for junior high schools in this area. The game room operated during lunch periods was run by the council, as well as the council court established to abolish vandalism in the cafeteria. l The group worked in collaboration with the I senior high council in an eltort to draft a new Constitution and to iron out difficulties in the i corridor traffic and lunch room situations. OFFICERS 'iSIll1IIlil.I1!Ij.' I. CARROLL, T1-va.v1u'fr,' IJ. R1-:DFxEl.o. I'1l-r-l'1'c.:-fdcnf. .S'mfrd: B. AIILLER, RCCl7l'Lil4II.ll S4'4'1'c!f11jy,' L. ERICKSON, 1,l't'.1'l.lfL'I1f,' L. ILVANS 'C'0l'l'v.r NJIIUIIIII 4sL'Cl'Lffl1I'1!. 1. l .1 . S'l'UDEN'l' COUNCII.-l,iz.rl1-mv, lqfflnr1Q1.f1!.' F. LEL'z, R. ALLEN, H. IIALI., A. FETZER, P. W1-:STCoT1', I. OLYl'liANT, B. SAu'rn, I. XVI-INNER, I. AIYERS, A. llorifmw, I. AIARTIN, K. DEWITT, G. BENECKE. TlIliI'1,!'0xx'.' H. IonNSAN, I. S'rnA'rToN, F. SnE1.1.x', A. BREINIG, M. RITTER, F. Osoooo, L. MCNEALY, R. AlCIilNSTRY, C, FIGIIERA, S. MoUTY, B. FICNIMORE, R. LANE, I. Ili-:11.nAN, I. l':llRENFlEl.D, B. BL'cnANAN. Sv1'0rni1'uw.' I. KLEBES, G. BUCK, A. BRASII, C. SANUERSUN, G. filAME, D. RPIDP'IP2l.lJ, IYrr-l'1'r.r1'dml,' B. NIILLER, Rrrnnlfng AIl'l'l'l'1!1l1l1,' L. ERICKSON, 1JI'C-1'l'dL'llf,' L. EVANS, Cor-rm-pm1d1'ng Sm-1'z-la1g1f,' I. CAu1zo1.1., 7II't'l7J'lll'f?I',' S. GoTT, G. POXVERS, B. XVITT, L. GROSS, P. ROTHERMEL. 1 1'r.vlmw.' R. SIIUICIDT, S. Bisnor, ID. SnE.wEr.n, I. EI.FxmN, L. KNAUSS, S. ARCADE, R. HoEsS, R. CIIEVV, L. Swfxwrz, B. llAvr, R. GASwm'rn, D. GEmmn'r. 92 CLASS OFFICERS-Slanrb ing, lefz' lo rflqhlr I. DISQUE Vice Pre.ria'enI,' I. lx1ARTIN Tm1.mrer,' Sealed: T. SHEP- HERD, Pn'.rfdml,' film-enl.' L FRICK. Sfrrrlaqu. ADVISORS-wSland1'ng.' MR MARSHAI.L. Seafed: MRS' WALIKER, Miss CHIMILESKI Miss PURNELI.. f1h.rml.- MR xvll.l.IAMS,iN1R. Knut. Freshmen Class y The Freshman Class spent an active year in their homeroom periods con- centrating on getting acquainted with the school and classmates. At Christmas, they gave a dance in the Community Room restricted to Freshmen and their guests. Then, in February, they were entertained by their own classmates in a talent review. A skating party in March and another talent show followed the basic theme of Getting Acquaintedf' To bring a long-to-be remembered year to a close the class sponsored a spring dance. 93 BUTTUAI ROOAI 39' Lam! row, fqfl lu Vllllfllf T. DICK, E I':DEl.MAN, R. FlCNmcmr:, E. S.NII'l'll, U. l.L'BRr:1H:. I. DlsQL'r:. l'lmrIl1 ru xx'.' L. ERICKSUN, I. D1-1 Ram-JR, R. FLY, F. EDWARDS, L. F1e'rzr:u, B l-ILFMAN. Tf11'l'd1'4m'.' R. Col.1.m1z. L. FEM., I lJr:Tw11.r:xz, W. CATIIERS, I. ELLIOTT, 'l'. CRAMER A'L't'0l1tfl'1Mt'.' R. CONARD, E. Ckocu, D. CUNNER P. CASE, I. IDAVIS, K. lDEXVl'I'T, A. IDI-i I'KVl-211.1-IR l 1'1.1-lmm Miss L'11m11.lcsK1, ll. Dr:v1.1N, I. IJ1 Cotnsrzw, M. A. CA1mm.1., I. I':IlRI'INFl'fI.Il, A lJL'N1.A1-, N.C1.Amq. TOP 28fI,41.ff l'Uu', lqfl In l'lZ41fIf.' I.. BATICS, L. BL'1mrf:1s'1'r:n, V. B1-:1.I.1c1em', R. Mr:nAm', I CArzuo1.l., W. B1ssoNN1c'1 1'r-:. l'v01ll'l!1 mm Mu Kllili, B. BTAQK, P. Bou1NE, B. BRUNVN, B GIVEN, F. BALINIAN. Y'!zff-.1 ru ..'.- D. LAKE, W A1.T11oL'sr:, B. CASE, N. CALLAHAN, A. Bl' .Nu-zmzu, V. Al.1-:XANDI-ne. Alu-mn! nw I.'.' D. Wr:s'1' A. IJoE1.P, D. BATES, R. BALKNI, L. BL'cliN14:1e, W SwAn'rl.l-:Y, O. B1.Av11-zu. lfff '.I- Irv I.'. - G. Bl-:Nl-:clue R. l'mHr:1z,S.ARCAML, B. BL'vu,xN.xN,M.A'1'1uN sem, IJ. B,x1zNmm, A. IXLAIR. TOP ROOM 55'-l,11.rl11m', fqfl In l'l:lllI1.' M. Icmrzs, E. Gm1:1Nr:u, I. IIARPI-zu, I. KIEGAN, B. CII-ZBIIART, D. FONDER, R. IIAVVTHORNE, A. Ill-:LA1L ru, P. llAmxoNn. Mm,-ll: 1-mm I. FAl.1.oN, E. EVANS, L. Fmclc, F. GEYER, C. llr:NumcKs. Tlzfnf raw: G. cIIl.BER'I', VV. FRU!-2uI.1C1l, L. IIENDRICKS, M. C11.Br:1zT, I. H1-:INICKI-2, D. Iir:F1-'ENTur:cl-lla, Sm-m1drmv.' R. HARRIS, B. FIGIIERA, B.Gr:NN1-zu. K. Fox, E. HA1.1.ow1-:1.l., D. G1-:ul1A1cT. l fr.rl ww: I. IIAGI-zu, R. GANG:-zs, F. llmmlsow, ll. Sclmonrslz, IJ. FRIICS, V, FAIIIIC. 5 BOTTOM ROOM 32-l.a.vl1'mv, lqfl In r1f.1l1l: 'lf llA.XxAm.ow M. IAMPU, 1 1ffll1 nw: S. IIISTAND. C. llowrz, I HEILMAN, A. lluuxen, C. KROUT, ll. llo1.m:Y. l'bm-1111-fm'.' P. HAPP, I. lluzmcs, M. Gmsczow, R. ERWIN, M. HARRIS, M. HALL, 7'lu'm' ww. V. WAGGONER, H. Kr:1.1.1-:1z, G. HIGH, I. Kr:A'r1Nc: K. IIEl.l.YICR, B. IIARRY. Sv1'm11f1'4m'.' R. KERSH- NBR, A. fIOMMEl.. I. KERNS, l. KERNS, I. Iow- CZYK. R. XVINTON. l fm-I 1-mn' ll, HART, I. HM'- Lrzu, A. llovl-MAN. R. llu1.l.x':n, I. Gnrnr A'lmnii11,1.' MR. AIARSIIALI. I TOP ROUIW I2 f11,v'l1'mv, ffjfl In f'1:f1l1l.' AI. IONES, 'I' AIACANIFF, R. l.'vR1NCoT'r, M. IIUISER, R. LAN:-5, M. A. I.:-:ATu1H:R.wAN, H. IIo1..ws. 1'I!7lll'!ll wmv N. LAR!-2, I. IIYUR, Il. LABS, S. LEONARD, P LEHN, R. KRA'rz. Y'f1fm'11m'.' N. LABS, M llL'Ns1ar:RG1-:R, 'l'. I4I'IIHI RII'fD, W. KNALTSS, L LEAR, I. KING. Sm-wuz' 1-mv: R. CLARK, I IWIEl.l.OR, C. AxIL'RDOCK, R. MCNEALY, I. MAR 'l'YN, I. IxICI :LROY. l m-I rmu: A, KLAIR, D IXIAUDVX, F. ImlNsoN, IJ. IA-ZAR, Ii. IANSON, I MANN, AIRS. XVALKICR, .ln'v1'.mr,' A. l.ocAN. 01 5 BOTTOM ROOIVI Sffawl row, lqfl la l'l:ljl1f.' AI. COVEY, F ALLMAN, L. MCKEUWN, L. REN'rscm.r-:R, A PFEIFFER. ASI!-.Y1!7 raw: S. INIICIIL, II. NOVARU v1Tz, G. MxNGTE, R. NIONTANA, A. MUNSELI. Ffflh row: K. IXIYERS, I. NASH, C. REEDE1., I ORZECHOWSRI, W. IIENDRICKS. 1'I7lll'fh raw H. M11.1.r:R, S. ORT, E. Rouss, G. PAUL, E ATNINSON. Tl11'rdmw.' E. NIYERS, C. PARKER V. QUINN, C. NYCE, B. PEARCE. Srr'011dr0w W. IVIICIIENER, II. RADEIR, IJ. RPIDF'IEI.D, I PICRRRINR, P. CJFNER. 1'IlAl1l',l'0u'.' I. INIARTIN G. AIYERS, A. .xIlI.l.S, R. l'owRR, I. MAxwlcl.1. TUI' RUOAI I02fl.a.rl1'1m', fcjfl In I'l111lI1.' F. RUSA NEI.I.I, R. ScIIL'YI.I-JR, IJ. SATTEIITHWAITE, A ScIIwAIzTz. l'1mrllI1-ow: R. RI'I-'E, IJ. ScIIwAl..II I. RUTIIEREIIIID, S. STAIJLEII, F. RI-:YNoI.us, T. SCHUSTEII, R. SMITH, L. Rcml-ZIITS, I.. SIAIONS MISS I.L'IcENs. Tlz1'f-dum-.' M. RUAIEIQ, R. SIIAF- FEII, I. RINCN, B, SMITH, I.. RUTIIERFOIIIJ, B SCIIAFFER, M. RICIIBIAN. Sm-wzd raw: A. RUSH R. SCIINETT, F. RLIFPI, R. ROSENBEIIGEIQ, I SANIIA, I. SAL'I.ESNAI.NS, E. STII.I.. 1 1'f-.fl nw: I.. SCIINEIDI-zu, R. SAISOTII, B. INIAL'I.'I'SIiY, R SK'IIl'.NIACIlI'III, M. REIAH-:I., F. UIILIII. BU'l I'OM ROUAI I0Ii7l.I1.rl1'mI', fqfl In l'1:41fIl.' Il. XVA'I'NlCR Ii. VINEIS, 'I'. SWAIITZ, F. 'l'II mIfsoN, R. WII. SEN. Tl11'1'Ii1'Im'.' IJ. WVINTON, IC. WII.I.IAAIs, I5 'I'IIL'xIAN, IJ. YOTHEIIS. N. WEIISTEII, M. VAN ARTsIJAI.EN, W. 'I'IIoEsTEIz, E. XVIIITE. SI-mm nw II'.- I. XVIIITE, I. WENNEII, I.. Ul.5II4IIQ, I.. XVITT I. XVUNKI-IR, M. YELIQUAI, I. xVII'2I,AND, G. Un HOTTZ, R. WOIITIIINGTUN, S. XVICNTZEI., M ZII-:GI.IcR. 1 1'1-.-'11-.vm ll. SIIBEII, A. IIIRICFFISICN I. UHTIG, I. XVARIJ, M. VALANIA, F. XVISNDICR W. WVICSSAW, I.. 'l',xx'I.uIz, R. WVICINIHCI.. X LRE ROEDRR P1'e.1'fdw1l Iosisvii SMITH I Yl.l'E-PF6.!'l.d6Hf Miss fiRIFFITH 11 dvziror BARBARA BASH Treaxurer lem' 'l'omi,1NsoN Secreiaqzf Eighth Grade A talent show, given by the eighth grade students for the junior high school, gave many members a chance to show their stage abilities. April proved to be the hig month for the Class when a dance was given in the cafeteria. A safety program was also given to stress the importance of safety education, both for pedestrians and motorists. ROOM 25-l,a.f-I raw, f4j'll0r1Q1l1l.' B. Fisnrm, li. ARERS, 'l'. BATsoN, IJ. BRINKl'1R,'i1. ISLAKE. l'burI!1mw: 1, 'l'A1i-'b:R, ll ARNOLD, W. BUCHANAN, j. BLICHAS, K. Co1.r:s, W. BURNSIDE. Tlzfrd raw: R. AI.I.EN, R. Wooi.1.ieY, B. BASH, C BREADY, I. IIUBBARD, T. FIELDING. Smfmz' row: R. KENNY, V. CONNER, M. BARRoN, G, BONVERS, J. LUKENS, IJ BRAND. l ir.--I row: B. BACII, R. Nuss, D. Mlm.:-tu, I. BAI.l.AIlD, L. Bisiiov, C. ix1OI.DOVANYI. 93 I . .,.. .. . .- TOP BOTTOM ROOM ti f- l..1,rlnm'. lqfl ln n1.1!1l: S. liNm-zl.. D. ROOM 56' La.--I nw, lqfl In 1-1:.fl1l.' G. llrzlflfxlsn liN'1 1'r:1:, B. I 1'1'zm-:nAl.n, M. lil-:I,L'cA. l'IlHl'Nl W. GNUFF, L. lmumws, P. XVI-Ll-:'l l'm', IC. lllulx num- I. D1-:lzSTlNlc, I. Fluclis, V. KIEERING, C. my R. Glu-:INr:R. l'I!lll'fl1 rmv: ll. Um-1, I7 Fumzn, R. Cm-iw. Third ru ..-.- R. GANG:-rs, A. llAm1.'roN, R. GuL'm.r:x', M. llama, B. Home Fr:1.l., D. GARNI-zu, D. CASWI-:1.1., I.. CLARK. 1.r:Y, B. Flzrzw. Tf1f1'1f1'n ..'. ' I. llmvr, I.. llL'Nh .SX-1-.rmif-.1 ..-.- B. BROWN, S. fIETT, A. FE'1'm-zu, F. lmumcxz, M. Ilr:s'ruN, M. E'rY, I. HANN, I Ihr-zu,'l'.Clm.Nw:R. l ir.rlmw.- M1sslIr:Nm:usr:N, Gmmss. Svwmni nr. .'.' M. GRAY, R. llA1.l., NX I. l l-ZNSTI-ilmmtrll-ZR, K. IRHCTERICKS. S. CHIP- lil-t1N'rx, I.. llARS'rlNr:, ll. lnxwm-:NCI-2, I' MAN, U. FAIRFII-21.11. IIARUY. l i1-.rim I.'.' Miss Sm'l.'l'z. I. Il1'NSnr:m 1-114, N. llAwu.'mN, R. Fnzfvrnlcli, R. llm-iss, N livin. 00 TOP RO051 3711.11.17 ro ..', lfjfl In rzlqfzlx E, LANE, KERNS, R. KNOWER, ll. LINCK, K. Frm.. l'blll'fll 1-uw, fmnx lmvk: AVXARGARET LUTZ, I. KRALIK, C. KOONCE, R. KING, W. KING, A. LINUNI-:R. Tl11'1'dnm'.' 'l'. LIVEZEY, E. KNPlCIibIl., ll. I,ENR,Ax1ARY LUTZ, I. NXATIIENVS, I. Lrzux, B. AVKARTIN. Sv.-amz' ro x.-.' II. IACURE, E. LANDIS, W. LABS, R. K1-:'I'Tr:R, F. LI-:L'z, M. Ko1.1.o, S. KXNG. l 1r.r!mw.' G. KIQESKEE, D. KIPPENY, E. KINCES, S. LRAT11r:RAxAN, V. c,l.IS, M. KICRNAN, M. lilo!-l.r:R. BO'l l'OM ROOAW 19- 1.11.11 ra x.', Aff I0 l'1:.1f1l.' .x1RS. Scmuwcu, A. PARsr:Nr:sr:, R. RADNETTER, A. QUINN, R. PlllI.l.lPS, D. .x1OlIERG. lhffllz wmv: R. PRESSER, M. E. NKEYERS, B. L. fJVl'IRIlOI.T, I. Ol.Yl'IiAN'I', M. BLTRDSELL. 1'?Illl'fl1 raw: I. MARTYN, C. Rr:1.1.1-LR, S. MOCK, D. PORTER, N. RAIJPIII. Tlzfrd mm: R. PIERSON, I. PLEQUETTE, I, NlOREllOL'Sl'I, A. CJTT, C. NOBLETTE. Svzmzd row: L. NKYERS, D. PUTTS, W. OFFNER, I. OTT, H. PLANK. l 1'l'.1'f 1-nw: I. MEYI-:Rs, I. .xxL'RDOCK, R. I'Axsr:N, S. A. CIIRISTMAN, I. R1-zwfwn, .S'lamf1n-.11 NMWRNY. TOP ROUAI l08fLa.rI raw, fd! Ia l'l1t1hf.' AXXISS GRIF- 1-'1Tu, B. Snrru, I. UNCEFJIQ, I. YouNGmzom:n, U S'rr:uN1Kl-3, N. Y1NcST. lfffllz ru mm'.' I. V1c'1'cvvNl1i I. SMITH, D. Wxculs, I. Worm. 1'.0Hl'fl1 ww: I STRATTEN, E. STRQUSE, B. WASSEH, S. xVHI'I'Tl CAN, C. STIRMAN, A. ScmoI.r:vvSm. Tlzird ww C. TAYLQR, N. xVEST, W. STI-LLLABOTT, A. 'l'ucm AS, I. SHNLAR. Sm-amz' raw: R. SNYDI-zu, I 'l'mu.1NSoN, E. XVINTYN, I. Woou, I. 'l'u,xu:r:R, I. 'I'oTn. 1 l.l',1'l raw: B. VAN ARTSDALEN, I TUNYAI, B. XVEIN, I. XVELING, B. xVORTHlNGTON I. Onslmurasu. BO'l l'OM RUUA1 107-Lam! row, lqll lv rzzqlzl: IDAILICY, U SIIEMELD, A. SCHAHN1-Jn, ll. SAu'ru, P. Snrrn I. BEHRICY, CEICO. N1A'I I'lllCXVS. lfffllz 1-mv: A RL 1'llr:nr'L11m, A. Ro'l'1l, ll. SANIJERSUN, I. Srzuu-:Tr:S, D. IIAUSE, S. Scmulw. 1'Q7lll'flI wmv S. ROSE, D. NIACKINNES, A. RUSH, I. SIMON P. SCHREIBI-JR, P. SA'r'1'r:n1'uwA1Tr-:. Tlzfni raw A. S1lAcli1.1H:'mN, A. RUTH, D. Scnucli, L SCIIUSTER, G. Rcwualml-:1., I. SHAUUINGI-11: .811-0111! raw: li. SCIILEAF, L. Rmfulau, D. RES:-:N 131-:RG1-zu, K. SXVANSTROM, XVM. SCHNHXUIQR, K RICKERT. 1 im-lrow.' B. ANIILLER, A. RICE 'TF FRANK SHELLY Tremrirer IAMES SMITH I '1'ce- P remiden! GAIL BUCK Secrefafjzf STANTON BISHOP Prewidenl Seventh Grade The first year in junior high school means a great deal to these seventh grade students. They will he the first class to have gone through all their high school years in the new Central Bucks High School. A talent show was sponsored by the class for the seventh grade audience, after which everyone participated in group singing. The class had several meetings, along with the other junior high classes, where school spirit at pep meetings and games was discussed. ADVISORS-Standing, lefl lo myhl: MR. BAKER, MR. DETWILEIQ, MR. ATAYSON. Seafed: MR. DONCHEZ, MR. CZI-:RN1AKowsK1, MRS. CLENDENIN, NTRS. GILBERT, Miss HALL. 102 'IOP RUUAI 25WLI1.I-If-mv, ffjfl In !'lZl1fIf.' AIRS. GILIII-IRT. A. BI,oo.II, I. BI-:I.I., 'I'. CoRNIH:I.I., A. BIIASII. lffflh mw: R. BLAIQIZ, S. BIsIIoI', A. BLACII, G. BVCK, I. BITZI-LII. l'IHlI'flI mmm' G. AI.I.I:N, L. BI,umI, C. ISARAITCCI, B. AI.IcxANIII:Ic, R. API-I-:I.. TlIff-Il mm: IJ. AAII-:NT, W. BIIINIQEII, R. ATKINSON, C. CONNITT, 'I'. I'IIIL'Nr:Iz. Sm-Irfzfz' mm R. AWIIANS, I, IIIIQWI-zu, F. ACE, A. I3IzI:I- NIG, II, BRYAN. lfir.-'I rmu: P. CIIAAIIIION, I. Br:NsINGI-zu, C. I3I.AscIIIiI:, IJ. CAs'I'I:I.ow, I. C.AI.vIcIz'I'. 5 I3O'l l'0M 24fl,1l1'f l'IIu'. Iliff fu l'1zIlflf.' IJAVIS, Ii. CIIATBUIIN, W. CLAIIIQ, G. Ilovm, Ii. IDAVIS. Ifflflll raw: C. CIQAAIIQII, Ii. I'1II'II,IJS, G. ICIIWIN, IJ, I3L'ImIf:Is'I'I:Ie, I. I':I.l-YNIAN. l'Il1lI'flI mm C. FIGIIEIIA, I.. FISIIIQII. C, IJIIAN, R, CAIIVI-zu, A. FI:1'zI:I4. Y'lIfrd1'Im'.' N. FUIIAI., R. BCCIIANAN, G. IJENNY, R. CoNI.Icx', P. CIIII-IIS, AIA'A'AII11i mm: R. IJIJANE, I.. IJI:TwIcII.I-:Iz, II. IfI4:NIxIoIeI:, I. EIQWIN, I. I,AVIS. l'Il'l'.l'f mmm- M. ICICIII-:NIHII:Izc:I-:II, C. CIQAWFIIIIII, L. EIN, If. CAs'I'Im, Ii. LIUSNICII. .S'lI1mI'fn,1.' MISS IIAI.I.. 'IOP ROOM 55fl.a.vl1-aw, lqflmf-1Q1lzl.' MII. OONCIII-:z, L. KING, F. IIYDE, M. R. KLEIN, M. IIUBER, R. IIOALIII-LII. l 1:f!l1 Raw: O. IIOCIQAIAN, K. IIUNS- Iarzucrzu, B. LABS, I. KOIII., R. IIAIQIIIS. l'I7lll'llI raw! M. IAAIISON, E. KNO'I I', E. I'iI.I IHES, C. A. HOWARD, R. IIAIIIQIS. 7'!11'nz'1-mI-.- 'I'. IIISTANIJ, R. IIOFI-'.NIAN. R. IIOIIGICII, I. Kmzmlzs, II. IOIIN- SON. Slwwni rn ..f.- P. Rom-ZIITS, I. KNIICSIQ, II. IIONICR, R. KING, I. IIIQNIIIIICIIS. l lAl'.I'f mm: S. IIOWILR. S. IONI-:s, R. IIOI.IsI:u'I', E. II-:x'sI:Iz, D. III-LNDIIICIIS. IS'lmzd.'ny.' C. IIAYI-Ls. I5O'I I'OM IIOMIC ROOM 54-l.a.rl raw: lefl lu 1-flqlzlx Mus CI.I:Nm:N1N, R. KEETSEBACII, B. CIOODVVIN, W KIARGPLS, R. IIOIIIIIJIQ. l 1fIl1 raw: C. FOUNTAIN II. IIALI., 'I'. fIOGAN, I. FIIANIILIN, E. IIALDE MAN. l'2zurllz raw: C. IIEILAIAN, B. HAAIILTON P. GILAIAN, R. GOLD, I. FRYE. Third raw: R IIENDIIICKS, M. FREDIZRICIIS, E. IIAAIILTON R. QIEDOXVN, C. IIIIQSCIIIWIIL. IYt'I'0IlIf mu-: P fIAS'I'XK'lR'I'II, I. FIIEAS, Ii. IIARIZII, II. IIA.NIII.'I'ON G. QIRASSE. l if-.fl 1-aw: G. IIALDI-JAIAN, R. IIAI.I. TOP RUUIXI QI ---l.11.rl row, lqf! In 1'1:qf1I.' AIR. INIAYSUN, W. MAxw1-:1.1., I. Rom:uTsoN, R. KoNm:ucnEcK, I. Knusrz, P. MAYER. l ff!!1nm'.'S. MCCARRAN, K. KRALIK, C. Kzuwz, 'I'. I.ANms, I. LEAN l'I7lll'flI l'0u',' R. KNAW, R. Moy!-ln, Ii. I.r:1IN, Ii. Los, M. MOQN. Tlzfni mm: P. MASON, I.. Mlculrt, C. .'WI11.1.r:u, N. McK1Ns'rm', F. Mc KI-:l.vm'. .5'm'n1n11'n ..'.' F. .NIAc:L'mr:, R. .NIU l.b:N 'I'. MCNEALY, P. McCA1z'1'm', N. .xIlII.IHI7YANYI R. I.oNGs'1'm:r:'r. l 1'1-.fl ru ..'.' R. Nr:.uI.-.N1u, IJ Monk, M. Mxsu, S. I.uvr:, V. IXIAYISRS, P. LANGI-'o1m. 5 I'mO'I I'0.NI ROOIXI 20 lIl1,I'f l'4m', fziff In l'1:11fIf.' AIR. IIICT Vw'lI.FIR, D. PAL'l.0v1cf, C. RAISNIQR, I. NAVONUW sm, C. OTT, A. N14:1.scmN. l 1ff!l1 m ..-.' If. Osczmm RALPH, 'I'. Nl'Nr:v11.l.l':n, IJ. IYICIIPARICNIQU W. fJVI'ZRIIUI.'I'. ldmf-111 1-mv: N. I'.x1z'rscu. C Rr:NNE1sx-:N, M. PENNICIQ, I.. PAH., P. PAH sum-:sr:. 7'l11'f-.1 wmv: S. Rmcmzu, P. N.xm'uNx' I. PAR'I'scH, I. Rlrimcl., I.UIfIfNIc1z. A' 1-1' mnfr.v..' I.. IIRIUQ, P. .WIm'H1a, S. .XIcm1'I'x. I.. Ilrtlcn, I PHARCH. l'vl'I'. f rn ..-. ' Ii. I'A'r 1'uN, S. O'l I', I ROSENBI-plasma, M. Nmzms, I.. Rum. TOP ROOAI 0 Y ful.-'l1'1m', Iliff la flitllllf AIR. CZHRNIA- Kuwsril, I. SIIADDINGER, N. S1aANKwr:1l.r:1z, W SOLIDAY. W. SADUW. P. SCHAIBLI-3. l 1ffll1 raw. S. Rome, ll. SNYDI-zu, R. RCEIII., T. SP1-:lcnT, F S11El.l,Y. l'lm1-ll: rm.-: R. SNl'Il.I,HAIiER. A. Bl-:cu I. SM1'l'H. R. SLfHwA1e'rz, I. SCu'r'1'. Tlzlrd ww. F. SIHJNON, P. RQJTIIEIQMI-JI., G. SAHfllcR, R Sllourr, I. S'1'ATr:s. .Slu-mn! mm C. SAND!-:RSON G. Sclmorzmcxz, I. SMITH, S. STRoL'sx-3, A. Sumn- uxwmclz. l 1'm1l1wm'.' P. SmuNsm, ll. S.w1'l'n, S Slmuulxcslclz, C. 'l'Iissm-in, M. SwAn'1'z, Slam!- llllltlf M. VISAYLK nz. i BO'l l'0M RUU51 ll-ff l.a.rl ro mu', fqfl I0 l'l:lllIf.' B. XYARGA, C. W1s11wAN1cK, G. Yrmu-:Rs, N. WATSUN, Y. WENHOLU. Sflvlh row: S. WAGNER, I. WVEST, D. Wx-:NmG, R. 'I'IlOMPSON, B. 'l'11mwsoN. lhifllz 1-mv: I. 'l'lus1fFr:1s0N, I. 'IIOXVl.ER, ID. 'l'ol-rzl., S. Youvo, E. WVIIITIC. l'b11l'lf1 ww: S. 'l'r:N1.m', R. 'l'ucmvsoN, IJ. EAs'r.wAN, I. WARD, W. Wr:11.AN1m. Tl11'r.lnm'.' E. Zami, W. WVELSII, G. 'l'I-:1 1'r:.xxr:n. R. 'IIOMl.INSON, C. WVORTIIINGTON. .SIt'f'0I1l!I'0N'.' P. WVESTCOTT, L. XVEGSCIIPIIIJEIQ, C. 'l'lmTcur:1z. B. TRY, XV. WVILKINSON. l'Il.l'.1'fl'0 -I'.' S. ZEBLIQY, A. U1.1uc11. .S'l1111d1'fz-41.' N. XVAl.1,owr:n, MR. PmAlu:1e. Archery Archery, an old established sport in England, is now being carried at Central Bucks as a club activity. The club has three targets and the participants are separated into three teams. A tournament is now getting underway to determine the three most skilled archers in the club, two boys and a girl. A trophy, donated by the Doylestown Lions Club, will be given to the winners. Rifle Club The Rifle Club, under the direction of Miss Barbara Stone, has had a full schedule although they have been unable to operate rifles because of a shortage. However, the club has had speakers discussing with them the various parts ol the rifle and the putting together of shells. ARCHERY-l,a.1-I nm-, lijl In rfglzl: MR. BAKER, R. FLY, C. STIRMAN, H. FORNEY RALPH KRATZ, L. CLARK. U STEHNIRE, B. HANVTHURNE, 'l'. LIVEZEY, I. WVARD, I ELI-'.iAN . SANDS Ca lain' 1 x I I I p S. 'l'ENTi-:Y, I. DIP2Ill,, I CALVERT, R. 'l'uoAwSoN, C. TAYLOR, W. STELLABOTT, iVlRS. NEWAN, T. iNll'1Ll.OR l'Y'onf row: R. HAGER, ll HOTNEY, li. HALL, N. HAM- ILTON, G. ALLEN, C. TESS- MER, B. VARGA, R. Ilon- BERT, R. IIARRIS, I. HAGER M. IAAiro. RIFLE CLUB-1.a.fl row lefl lo f'I:0IIl,' B. HINI-ZS, F. 'l'noAirSoN, D. EASTMAN, K. FELL, I. Ross, O. BLAvxER H. RADER, W. M1cHEN1-:R K. AVIYERS. Fylfl row: D. PAVLOVIC, R. FENNIMORE T. CEILLIAM, B. FRATRIK, L FETZER, S. FLEIG, I. BLICR- AS. 1'blll'll1 row: B. NEA- HAND, D. STovER, D. AMENT, P. LEHN, I. BRONVN, P. CASE. Tlzfrd row: IJAVIS, R. MATTER, K. COLES, P. Bo- mN1-t. H. LINCK, P. Mc- CARTHY, I. PICR1-:R1Nc, G. MINGLE. LYKFUIIIII row: L. WoNDi-:R. I. KERNS, P. WVEST- coT'r, D. FRIES, M. LUNG, A. DOELP. 1 I'l1Y'f row: NIISS STONE, I. IJETNVILER, S. ROSE, G. ROTHERMAL, B. HALL, R. PHILLIP, R. Mov- 1-:R, W. NCDTKIRIANNI. Sland- 1'1z.f1: D. WVISMER. r r f 107 IUNIOR AGRICULTURIC CLUB-l,11.1'l ww, fqfl lo nfqhf: K. DAVIS, R. CIIEW, A. SABELEXVSKI, F. BAUAIAN, R. ciAS'l'NVIRTIl, W. FROAIE. 7711-IT! l'IIIl'.' XV. WEssAw, FRYE, H. BRYAN, I. HALDE- AIAN, D. MADDUX, W. ALT- HousE, D. BRINKER. AiL't'0lld row: R. RICE, T. BLAKE, A. IVIUNSELL, E. Wlil1'E, A. PEEII-'I-'I-:Iz, E. WIHITE. l 1'1:I-I wiv: I. llLINsBEIIoEII, W. fiARGES, L. MYERS, E. LAND- IS, W. CASE, F. GI-:YI-:Ii MODEL CLUBYPLI-fl In rI1I1hl.- R. XVEINBEL, W. RoHIz, R. ROSENBERGER, I. SIAIAI- LER, R. SCIIUAIACHER, R. P11-:IzsoN, R. COLLIER, MR. DETWILEII, Spm1.mf-,- R. Woob, R. RUEHL, W. GIIEFE, T. SPEIGIIT, T. MCNEALY, R. SAXENAIEIEII. MASQUERADERS CLUB ffaml row, fvfl I0 I'l11IlIl.' A. KLAIII, S. LEoNAIiD, S. STAD- LEI1, I. FALLON, L. FELL, R. KERSIINEII, l. SAULESKALNS. Sn-wid row: MRS. WA1.KER, D. CoNNEIz, I. DECKDURSEY, A. lioFI-TIIAN, I. WIIITE. I. HYDE, M. HARRIS, B. SCIIEA- EEEH, MHS. filLBEl!'l'. 10-nn! :Divx I. IIEILAIAN, K. lll'1Ll.- ' YEII, N. ZIEHLEII, I. IIAELEII, F. REYNOLDS, R. GARGES, S.HI'I'I I. Agriculture, Model, and Masqueraders Club The Iunior Agricultural Club was formed this year to give boys in the junior high an opportunity to start home agricultural projects in preparation for the agricultural course and the F.F.A. During the year these boys chose a project, did research on their individual enterprise, and kept records in a project book. From time to time the boys also enjoyed movies, demonstrations, tours of the Agricultural Department, discussions about their projects, and talks. The Model Club, under the supervision of MI'. Detwiler, isicomposed of thirteen junior high boys. Throughout the year they have been actlvely engaged in building airplanes, boats, cars, and trains. The Nlasqueraders begain their program by learning to play charades to develop ease and poise, and primarily to get accustomed to using exaggerated motions in order to put across their idea to an audience. They went to the library where they scanned play books and finally selected George Vtfvashington Slept Heref' VVhile the cast was rehearsing, those not in the cast collected proper- tics, furniture, and costumes and learned how to apply make-up. The play was presented to a unior lligli School assembly in April. M. RLHXIEII, D. SCIIWALAI, B. Athletic, Girls Leaders, and Sporting Club The purpose ofthe Athletic Club is to provide instruction in the rules and techniques of the various sports that are popular at Central Bucks. Because many boys are unable to remain after school and because there are only a limited number of boys able to engage in varsity sports, the athletic club was made avail- able to these Students during their regular school day. The girls' Leaders Club has had a very successtyl year. They have par- ticipated in various activities such as volleyball, basketball, rings, mats, the horse and the parallel bars. Members of the Sports Club have been playing the various sports in their respective seasons. Basketball and volley ball gave way to the spring sport, base- ball, early in April. ATHLETIC CLUB-Left lo nyyhl: R. SABATH, R. HARRIS, I. IVICELRUY, R. CLARK, R. BUCHANAN, N. WEST, R. SNYDER, P. SCHAIBLE, I. SMITH, I. WIELAND, A. LIND- NER, W. CATHERS, D. FoND- NER. LEADERS' CLUB-Lam! ww, lefl la rifqlzl: V. QUINN, B. ALEXANDER, M. ISLY, R. RUSH, P. SATTERTIINVAITE, L. LIROSS, D. LEAR, I. SIsioN. l'burIh row: B. FENIMQRE, E. LANE, I. MATTIIEW, M. GRAY, D. ENTLER, I. HANN, L. IIARSTINE, C. FIGIIERA, L. IJETWEILER. Third row: E. WINTYEN, I. OI-'NER, E. EVANS, E. HICKEY, T. CRAN- ER, IVI. LuTz, M. H .uK, B. SMITH, L. PURE. Sevondrow: I. SMITH, M. IAAIIsoN, G. BENECKE, L. FRICK, I. EH- RENEELD, P. HARP, I. WEN- NER, N. LoKE, P. INIAYER, L. REED, P. NAGUIINY, G. RoE- DER. l 1'1-.fl l'0n'.' I. KOIIN, E. KNOTT, I. BALLARD, R. LANE, I. EVANS, E. FIELDS, V. BELLERBY, C. HOWARD R. LIYDE, I. KI2ITI.ER, I. PEARCE SPORTING CLUB-Law! raw, left lo night: R. KNOWER, C. HENDRICKS, L. LEAR, H. LABS, D. MOBERG, A. IIEL- MUTH, B. LAWRENCE, I. LANGDON, B. GEBIIARDT. Third row: RENAUD, W. SCHNEIDER, H. SHACKLETQN, I. KNEISE, R. PAxsoN, H. IOHNSON, R. CONLOY, I. HENDRICKS, R. CoNREY, A. FETZI-JR. Second row: MR. WCJDCJCK, Spon.rar,- I. LEAR, E. LEIIN, I. Ricous, R. IIoR- GER, I. TAIFER, D. HINES, R. KRATZ. Fiml row: R. KING, G. DENNEY, G. DovER, G. GII.BEllT. School Banking The purpose ol' school banlcing is to encourage saving among students. Nlembers of this club, under Mr. Finn's supervision, are student bankers in their respective homerooms and each week they collect students' savings. These savings may be returned to the student at the end of the year. Hobby Club BAN K I N G CLUB-Lam! row, fcfl lo rzlqhl: R. OFNER, E. CASTELOW, A. BUMEDER, M. HALL, B. GENNEIQ, B. TRUMAN, I. TREFFIESEN, E. COSNER, MR. FINN. Second row: B. WASSER, I. Woon. M. LEATHERMAN, M. BURD- SALL, C. lFlIRSCIIBUHL. 1'lI'l'J'f row: R. GoLo, I. Sco'r'r, A. MAULTSBY, H. SCHLEEF, B. BRINKER. HOBBY CLUBwLa.rl ww. lffl lo l'1111f1l.' lVlR. DAILEY, FENSTERMACHER, R. BLAKE. E. ATKINSON, F. ACE, N. NAGURNY, B. GlDURI.EY, G. PAUL, D. CEE, I. BERGIZY, A. BLACK, B. GOODWIN, T. PARsoNEsE, R. ATKINSON, T. BRUNER, W. WILKINSON, C. DOAN, j. BELL, K. DEI- TRICKS, I. MEYERS, B. BURN- sioi-:, F. F11-JLDING, R. ALLEN. Sealed: A. BIQEINIG, F. RUFE, D. BATES, Pl'f.Fl.dKHl,' E. STROUSE, R. CARVER, E. PATTON, B. BUCHANAN, H. ARNOLD. The Hobby Club attempts to fulfill an interest in a hobby which may be not only an enjoyable, but perhaps a profitable, avocation. Among the hobbies represented in the club are : building model airplanes, trains and automobilesg collecting stamps, coins, china, shells, and insignia, and the study ol' astronomy and nature. Clllb l'l1CCtll'lgS have ll'lCllldeLl illSCUSSlOI1S ol' hobbies, lI1LllVlClLlLll l'CpOl'l.S, swap sessions , worlc periods and guest speakers. 110 Arts and Crafts Club The Arts and Crafts Club includes all types of crafts. Some membels made copper jewelryg others worked in wood carving, clay modeling and making glass CIICITIITQS. T1UliCl1S the club's ZMIVISOIH ARTS 81 CRAFTS CLUBf l.a.1-1' row, Ieff lu rzlqlzl: IVI. PAXSON, D. 'IIOI-'EL, B. STILL, C. FOUNTAIN, D. GOAIAIEI., C. IVIILLER, M. 'I'AYI..OR, M. PENICK, B. BASII, B. XVEIN, C. BREADY, I. OBERlIL'BEIl, N. YINGST. U. AI.I-:xANoER, Miss LUKENS. Srvand mtv: M. LANGFORD, IJ. MoIIR, U. MAYERS, A. SIIADDINGER, M. A. SXVARTZ, D. NTILLER, R. HENDIQICKS, I. Wooo, I. MICIIIE, N. TAIEBSTER. ISI-l'J'l raw: I. KEATING, T. KNAUSS, W. IIENDRICRS, I. NASH, R. 'IIO.NII.INSON. I. XVARD, L. BFCKNER. OIL PAINTING CLUB- l.a.rl mtv, lfjfl In l'1:11lII.' NIR. MAYsoN, L. SEoI.E'rEs, I. NTYERS, K. I,I ITvI'I'T, I. IVTAR- TIN, A. IRETVVI-III.ER, I. IJER- STINE, C. NYCE, B. OVER- IIoI.T, P. WooI.I,EY. 1 1'm-I mm- II. SAIITII, N. CAl.I.AuAN, S. ENGEI., F. AI.I.AIAN. S. GoTT, I. I,l.I'IQl'ETTI'I, P. SIAIIINSRI, I. MAXWELI.. Oil Painting Club The Oil Painting Club is organized to give pupils an 0pp0ItllHltN to expless themselves through the medium ot' oils. The members paint sub1eCts ot then choice and interest. Some help and advice is given to the club membeis wllun nceclecl, but the club is concerned mostly with inclividual expiession llie Photo ifiphx Club has had '1 YCIV successful xefu undei the direction 'VI lxnk A ln llligllt ot the wen was cl field trip to photoaiaph pictures ol scenes llle club also had the oppoitunlty to use the ddik loom tor developing lhe Bible Club ollers a xaiied program centered on the Bible Meetings teatuied out ide speakers Bible quwles mlsslonaiy and fictional films, and dis- cu sions c n een 'ice pioblems rl he club held a dinnei and social on May' -l. Pl IOTOGRAPI IY CLUB- La.-'I row, lqfl I0 1'1:11l1l.' AMR Kimi, I. UNGER, I. Ioivczvli. C. U.NIlIlII.'l'Z, R. BAUM, ll. Sclllzooicu, I. t,Rl'1CllOVVSKl. lvlrfl' 1Jl'1'J'I-11Il.'lII. iSvl'l'0I1l! l'0N'.' V. Gouuiism, B. XVURTIIING- 'roN, IJ. CARNER, I. FREAS, F, Uscoon, R. RUFE, I. Sxuru, M. IIUNSBERGI-:n. l 1'1-.fi mm: S. l,EA'r1ii-ERMAN, I. WE1z1.iNc1, iSIL'1'I'L'It1l:U,' E. G nu-:iNi:1z, I ,IT-l'1tit'lI l,' I . STizATToN, M. l':lCliENBl'2RG- En, L. Em, L. XVICGSCIIEIDER, C. 'l'AYi.oiz. BIBLE CLUB-l,a.1-I ww, Af! In l'I:11lIf.' Mus. SIMUNS, L. IILJNSBI-:Roi-zu, D. Ilousi-:, B. IIARRY, M. liusiziz, I. KING, M. CILHI-:RT, L. SmoNs, I. HART, C. HUNSBERGER, I. I,um:Ns, I. DAVIS. Sci-and ww: IJ. YKJTIIEIRS, C. WISH- XVANIC, P. Ciuvvs, A. SCHAB- i-:Ni-zu, G. Ywrmsizs, D. Hocli- MAN, F. McKi:l.vi-:Y, Y. WEN- 1io1.n, N. XVATSON. 1 ir.rlrow.' D. FAIRI-'ii-21.0, C. KELLEY, l,I'l'J'l.liC'IlI,' D. WEBB, ll. BUIMEISTICR, IJ. RUSENBERG- En. DANCING CLUB: Pictured are menihcrs ol' thc beginners, gI'C,uI1. AUTOMECIIANICSCLUB --Lqfl In l'l:1ll1l.' A. BECK, R. ScuwAR'rz, A. SCHWARTZ, Mn. fiREl'lN, .Idt-11vm',' W. Sixnow, R. SN:-:i,l,BAKEu, L. Rica. Dancing and Auto Mechanics Club The Dancing Club consists of a beginners' group and an advanced group. The beginners, under the direction of Miss Shultz and Mr. Donchez, have heen mainly concerned with basic dance steps, while the advanced dancers, under the supervision of Miss Hall, Mi's. Schmauch and Mr. Czerniakowski, have heen trying out some ofthe more popular new dance steps. The Auto Nlechanics Club has spent the year considering various phases ol elementary auto mechanics. The school training car, films, tilmstrips and posters have been used as a hasis for club work. 113 unior High Chorus Under the leadership ot' I'VIrs. Nowak the junior high chorus, composed ot' one hundred ninety-five members, made an enviable record for itself this year. Their schedule included singing in the Christmas Carol Service and Spring Concert. They also gave an auditorium program shortly after Ifaster. The chorus had fourteen members in the County Nlusic Festival which was held at this school. CHORUS'-La.rl row, lefl lu rziqhl: A. IJETVVILER, B. BLACK, C. TAY- Loiz, I. Woou, II. Noxuxxovrrx, I. KERNs, R. RUSH, B. GRNNER, G. S.xrriER, A. lVIAui.'rsm', D. BAN-is, 'I'. LIVIZEY, R. Ki-:1.1.Eiz. Third raw: I. LUKENS, C. IEARKICR, C. NYC!-1, N. RAUER, F. McKE1.vEY, G. Mums, L. BATES, I. SAUi.Es- KAl.Ns, B. S'ril.i., M. A. I.EA'rni-:n- MAN, S. Ilol.xr-zv. I. Kms, A. KI.XIli, I . RUM-1, K, Fox, Il. S.YI I'I'IIlI'IINVAI'l'I'C, I., Umirtie, R. SCIIUMACIIER. Sui-mul nm: ll. GRUHE, I. UIIl.ltl, I, l Ai.1.oN, L. Hlslroif, P. LQILMAN, L. Kmcz, I. RosENHEuoE1i, S. xVIIl'I I'lCAR, P. Lirrz, KING, B. I 1o11isRA, B. Smrrn, Il. Himwn, II. SCIILEEV, B. Kixo, G. Kiel-zsurz, I, 'l'oNnx'An, W. Ilolzxi-IR, IJ. R.vsr:xHr:.u:r::i, l f'r.I-I nmz- Mus. Nowxw, Ii, S-xL'xni-ins, D. Scumnrr, A. SciiAni-zxrzn, I. Bi.:-tim-zu, Ii. W11.i.iAMs, L. Ri-:I-zn, M. NIooN, L. KNECIIEI., IC. KING!-zs, M. I.-xN4:1fo1en, I. Picn- I-zizmc, L. Fl-:l.1., R, KINIZ, I. Enco- Lim, I, IIARPFR, B. REI'SIII'IR, D, IImz'l'H:f, .li-rnmymrillrl. CIIURUS'-Law! raw, lefl la rzyfll: R. MoNTANA, NI. RICIIMCDND, B. Ovicmioixr, P. Wool.:-:Y, I. Fi.1CKAs, I. 'l'o'rn, L. IRIUQANG, I, HYDE, I. MANN, R. KENNEY, M. G11.nl-iirr, IJ. IIART, A. FELL, P. CASE. l mu'1l1 1'mv.- I. IVIAXWELL, IJ. IJEVLIN, C. FouN'rA1N, M. HUNSHERGER, N. EWER, B, AI,EXANIlI'1R, Ii. EVANS, C. BuEAnY, P. IIA:-v, R. Gmums, S. ICNGE1., P. SA'l I'I'1R'I'IIVV.XI'I'l'f, IJ. l2Nl'LI'IIi, K, Piuurt, I. Il.fXR'l', D. Covm-Lie, NI. Armwsow, M. BAU- MASYICR, R. Iixxrliz. Tllz'1'd1'mv: M. ZIEGLI-ZR, ID. Yo'r1ii-ins, I. ITONVLEII, F. IouNsoN, L. Finca, I. Dr: Coicisiiy, B. Wrxsslfziz, H. XVEIN, B. IIARRY, N. LAI-xs, N. CLARK, I. 'I'owiL1NsoN, S. LIIIRISFMAN, N. Yimosr, I. IDic1esriNi:, M. CAimoi.1., A. II'r'r, S. Orr, I. Kumi. Sm-anrl' mm N. xvICHS'I'EIi, C. IIowAizn, Ii. No'r'r, C. Hi.Aslmi-t, P, Us ami, I. BENSINGIQR, I . LIIILIII, C. Co'sNi'r'r, P. Li-ZR, B. Won'1'1ixNmors, NI. KHP- 1.l-iic, Y. Iilf:1.i-:Iii-W, M. IIr:s'roN, P. Claws-s, C.Clx.xm-112, C. CIQ.KXK'I4'lIIiIJ, P. SINONSKI, S. Ill-Z.-Xl'IIERMAN. l f1.rl rmv: Il. CKS'I'F1I.iDXX', L. IJr:'r- wi':x1.i-tiz, R. llAl.l., R. Ili-zxniucus, P. ci.XSI'XYIIi'I'II, Ii. BROWN, A. I-'i-:i.m-zu, I. XVERLINKP, I. Pl,EQL7it'r'i'E I. Slilvv, A. DUNLAP, A. SHAD- nixor-zlz, P. Ro'rlll-IRM:-Zi., AI. Nou- uis, N. Fosen., M. SwAn'rz, I., Iiiiowrs, S. Sllxirlnxcil-tie. 1'fm11'.fl: Il. Pou'rb:1z. L'!m-A-ivf.-v.' I. I':IIRlCNFI'II.IJ, Ca,'mzfn,' K. WR1G1.1-:x', Jia.-wig E. XVINTYI-IN, M. I,L'Tz, C. Ficznrzim, P. Mixsos, I.. Fmcia, B. BVCHANAN, IS. .XIII.I.AR, F. REYNol.Ds, S. IIoi.um'. unior High Band This year the junior high hancI's main purpose was to train the students for Iiuture work in the senior high hand. Under the direction ot' IVIr. IVIuIe the fifty members became more competent musicians. Highlights of the year were their pertiormances at the Spring Concert and the NIen1oriaI Day Parade. BAND --hz..-I mtv, lqfl In fllrlflff P. Ricmrzi., I. Ili-zsmclzsos, W. SwAlc'r1.m', IJ. I3AnNAim, R. Sc1n'1.r:u, C. KuA'rf S XVUVNG, F. Ihwzlz, I. RL I'liiciufo1m, C. CoNNr:u. Tl11'nff'im': C. I:REI'ID, S. ZICBLY, IJ. Siir:.nr:1.n, I.. SCIINICIIJICR IJ FuANlu.iN, F. SIlEI.l.Y, II. IiI'II.I.I'IR, R. Avvrzl., W. IoNi-:s, B. Fismciz, 'l'. Cizmii-ziz, I. Kr:A'r1No, I.. 'l','n'l.ou, A. R AIL't'fJl14fl'L7u'.' B. IHQARCE, S. IIOXVICR, I. ROSICNBEIQGEIQ. I. PARTSCII, B. XVORTIIINGTUN. C. Clzmvroizn, I. DAVIS I 1 FnANiu.iN, S. Blsnov, A. AIILLS, XX. .WI,xxwr:1.l., R. fiARGI-25, I. III-:1N1ciu-:, P. IIA.imoNu, Mn. Mumz. l fr.r! nm IIAiz'rl.EY, S. IIISTAND, N. SimNliwEll.r:iz, I. Simnniwman, 'If CIQGAN, C. Ilown, C. Mol.nAvANi, S. LIIIIPMAN I Romzlws, I. S'rATP:s, XY. Sornmv. I I5 Lqfl la I'I:11l1f.' MR. FINN, Cmzrlig H. jfxcomi, Cizplfzfng Mic. TVOUUCK, .f.I'.v'l.u'f11l1f Clmlvfl. Football The Iunior High gridsters completed a diffi- cult campaign this autumn with a final reading of two up and tour down. Although 125 boys reported for early season training, the cut squad was an inexperienced one. Coaches Finn and Wlodock utilized every ounce ot material as their boys trounced the Souderton Indians 20-0 and I3-0. Captain and back How Iacobe, tackles Don Gerhart and Art Logan, guard Tom Leibfried, and end Henry Miller' were selected for all Bux- Nlont positions. FOOTBALL SCHEDULE CBHS Opp. 0 Quakertown 25 0 Lansdale 7 20 Souderton 0 7 Quakertown 19 o Lansdale I2 I3 Soudcrton U l FOO'l'BALL-l,a.rl mtv, lqfl lu rzlqlzls I. El.F.NlAN, .lll1l1I1.1ll'l'j M. IAMPO, C. RoL'NsAv11.1.1-3, R, Cimw, C. Nluizoocii, H. liA1.1.ow1e1.1., ll. WAl.KP:u, T. T. MACANIFF, D. Momzizo, E. ITIAPP, C. Howie, F. RosANE1.1.1, T. SwAizTz, L. BLJCKNER, ,llanagru Sn-mid:-atm' B. YONKERS, P. llAMML'ND, F. LEUZ, 1. S'l'1zYm-zu, H. IACOBE, A. LooAN, A. llumzn, M. Yo- cun, T. l,1EBFiz1Eo, D. Gr:imAizoT. l'Ym-I www B. BL'RNsmE, R. Al.1,b:N, R. Scm'Y1,Eu, B. Oi-'Ni-211, H. ATILLER, R. Rui-'I-:, B. BLCHANAN, N. Corn. ll! I Hockey Nlrs. Wlestbroolis hockey squad played in two interscholastic contests, with the remainder ol' tlic season devoted to intramural games. Sixty-five girls participated in the sport, cap- tained by Barby Buchanan and managed by Ioan lilirenfeld and her assistant, Peggy Cripps. SCHEDULE CBI lS OPP. Abington 0 2 Ainlmler l l 9th 0 8th 0 Sill 7 7111 l 9111 I 7111 0 IUNIOR llICll SCHOOL IIOCKEYW- Lqfl lu 1'1Q1l1l.' P Cluvvs, ,1.r,v1'.1-lmil un1m1-f1vr,' MRS. XVI-2S'I'lill0Oli. Cum-li B. BVCHANAN, Clflflflll-II,' I. EIll!ENl I'll.lJ, ,l.r..-1'.vlanl .llumwvf HOCKEY-la.1-lruw, lqfl lo l'l:lll1f.' P. Ciurvs, B. Fr:NN1.uoizr:, I. Pi.:-1QL'r:'rTr:, I. Pmncxe, C. FIGIIERA, B. Flon:-:n,x, P IVIOYER, I. FENSTI-:imAcm:n, A. Bromi, C. Bm4:AnY, M. fiA'l'Cll, S. llowi-:lz, 'l'. ERWIN, P. NAGURNY, S. CHRISTMAN L. R1-:Au, C. llowmum, l.E1ilu-:Nr'r:1.n. Sf!-mlflf-mv.' M. Kr:l:Nr:N, R. KiNN1cY, P. llmfv, 'l'. EVANS, H. S.ul'ru, B. .xlll.I.lCR L. Fxlcn, IJ. CUNNEN, I. GEGAN, I. IIANN, L. Giwss, L. READ, M. Ilona, j. 'l'O.NlI.INSON. l 1'1-.rlf-um M. Z1icc:l.i4:n, j ILT! S Holi rx B BLUIANAN I Wlfmllx Y CAIIAIIAN B PIARLI S COII 'l'lzAuor:lz, M. , ,,. ,i:', .,.i .,.. .. , . . .,..r . IIT Basketball Coach Ralph lVlichener's Baby Buckaneers completed the 1952-55 Bux-Nlont basketball season with a third place in the Conference standing. The greatest disadvantage coped with was the decided lack of experience and the height. Captain Al La Rue and the boys met this difficulty meritoriously. Tom MacAniff and Dave Redfield were select- ed to play on the All-Star quintet which met Sell-Perla, the Conference champions. SCHEDULE C.B. OPP. CB. OPP. 21 59 Glenside-Yveldon L22 18 Sell-Perlx 45 52 34 28 Deep Run Valley 21 45 N W 59 25 N h l 57 46. Lfmdlfva es 'Zi 15 BUX-MONT sELEc'1'1oNsaLfff fo ffjqhf: Y 3 'ms de 27 T. MACANIFF, MR. MICHENER, Coach, D. 36 25 Quakertown 55 26 REDFIELD, BASKl'1'I'BALL-La.--I mtv, Aj! In rzlqlzl: MR. ixlICHENER, A. MILLS, G. UM1iol.Tz, D. GERHART, R. FISCIIER, I. RL'T1ir:u FORD, B. Pow:-zu, R. RL'FPl, YR. LIIPPINCOTT, Jlanayerp B. CAPHERS, I. CARROLL. l i1-.r1r0w.' S. Aizcftul-3, L. ERICKSON B. BUCHANAN, A. LARU-2, Laplanzf D. REDFH-21.0, F. Ll-:uz, L. iN1ACANIFF. 118 BASEBALL SCIIEDULE 'April 9 April I5 fApril In April 20 'April 25 April 27 April 50 Glenside-Wlcldon llattiolil North xvailcs l lilltown Lansdale Palisades Souderton .w1..,- I4 .w1..y 25 .my 18+ .winy 19' .wiay ll' Baseball f li. A LJ1111 rilglzlx F. LEW. LllI,UfI1l'II,' MR. MI c 11 c,l0ll!'lI,' R. lJUBREl'I and W. 'l'11o1csTi:11, .llllllilflfl The Baby Buclcaneers started their baseball season with a group ot' thirty- one hoys who showed a fine spirit. Coach Mitch has no lettermen hack this year, but hopes to have a successful season. Last year the team won the Bux-Nlont League Championship and are anxious to do so again this year. The first game was played with Glenside-Wleldon on the Central Bucks field on April 9. BASEBALLgL11.rlrow.fz'flla1'1:17l1l.' R. CLARK, MR. M1c11i:Ni:R, H. IAcoBi:, I. B1.1c11As, A. ll1'1s1H:11, R. FLY, R. Ros1-:N- isriuoi-111, C. llowi-3, R. jAA11fo, R. IJUBR1-3113. .S'mn1d1'1m'.' I. Rl-INAL'D, 1. IIAG1-311, W. Sc11Nr:1m:11, R, 'i'O.Nll.INSON, R. Powizu, li. HA1.1.owr:1.1., G. U.NlllKJl.'1'Z, 'l'. N1'Nr:v11.1.1-111, A. L1N1i1511, H. L1Nc1i, ll. BRYAN, W. 'I'11o14:s'1'i:11. l'llAl2l'f nm-: R. Rr:1'S111-QR, W. IiL7C11ANAN, j. S'1'1m'1 1'oN, A, l,oc:f1N, L. R1':N'1'sc111.1c11, Il. M11.1,1-:11, F. RosAN1':1,1.1, D. l oN111-311, l.. Ror:m:11, ll. A 11Nr 11.13. H9 BUSINESS LISTINGS S100 Gardenville Farm Dairies Scheetz-Clymer's, Doylestown, Pa. Smith's Ice Cream S25 Doylestown Agricultural Company Doylestown Trust Company Ed s Diner Fischer 81 Porter, Inc. Wm. F. Fretz 81 Son, Inc. Donald Frey Shoe Store Keller Glove Manufacturing Company Kenn 's News Agency Koehllr 81 Fretz, Inc. A. Luther Nash-Contractor and Builder W. H. Watson 81 Son-Dod e-Plymouth William C. Varcoe Funeral Flome Art's Men's Shop - S50 Charles L. Maddox, Ir.-Maddox Photo Studio S20 W. Atlee Burpee Co.-Seeds-Fordhoolc Farms Do lestown Carr's Elurniture Store A. C. Elfman 81 Sons Gwinner's Atlantic Service Happ 81 Sons-Realtors-Doylestown Ha man-Radcliff Motor Co. Helilericlfs Store-Fountainville, Pa. Histand Bros.-Roofing Contractors HoH'man's Dairy Robert H. Li pincott, Realtor MacEwan 81 Smith, Inc.-Rubber Engineering Simon K. Moyer Insurance Agency H. B. Rosenberger Co. Radon Instrument Laboratory-Neshaminy, Pa. Edwin T. Scarborough-Builder Steely 81 Smith, ll N. Main St., Doylestown, Pa. Elmer O. Strouse, Danboro, Pa.-Masonry The Vogue Shop Bachmann Funeral Home-Broad and Main Streets Harry N. C. Chubb-Insurance Service Champion Knit-Wear Co. Colonial Trailer Park Colonial Village Motel S. Reed Conrey, Ir., Co.-Agricultural Implements- Doylestown, Pa. County and Key Theatres-Doylestown, Pa. I. Clyde Derstine Doylestown Buildin Co., Inc. Doylestown Hobby Shop, 65 W. State St. The Eileen Shop I. Elble-Florist-New Britain, Pa. David W. Friedland Furlong Store, Furlong Harry L. Qarges Gold1e's Dmer and Restaurant--Dublin, Pa. Frank D. Good-Concrete Products E. W. Haldeman, Inc.-Do lestown Edward M. Ha p-Generalycontractor Dr. Hayman's Frivate Hospital Paul W. Histand Co.-Oliver Farm Equipment and GMC Trucks Raymond H. Huber-Refrigeration and Air Con- ditioning Thomas B. Igoe-Plumbing and Heating Iean's Music Sho Kershner's Drug Store Herb Leatherman's Market Irvin L. MacNair-Real Estate and Insurance Chalfont Floyd E. MacNeel-Utility Contractor Wm. S. Mason-Life Insurance Service I. Carroll Molloy-Realtor-Insurance Myers Foods, Inc.-Frozen Specialties Paul B. Moyer-Auto Electric Service-Doylestown. Pa. William Neis 81 Son, Beverages Nyce Planing Mill Co.- Everything to Build Any- thing W. Nyce's Shoe Store- The Home of Nice Foot- u Weill' Watson Price Shoe Repair Shop Ronnette Hosiery Mill-Danboro, Pa. Sandy Rid e Flower Shop Wm. F. Sciiele Shive Hardware Co. Smith Bros. Garage-R.D. l-Doylestown Sommer Maid Creamery Leon Stultz 81 Son Radio Station WBUX XVhite Hall Mutual Fire Insurance Company 1 E I I Y I K IIZI , 35 Angeny Bros. Ann's Tavern-Nesham in y Arctic Food Center Balke Research Associates, Inc. Barb-Lin Co.-Floor Covering Specialists L. Bates-Antiques-Doylestown Farmers' Market Beck's Smokehouse Bellevue Diner-Montgomeryville, Pa. Berberich Barber Shop-Neshaminy Bernie's Drugs-Doylestown Farmers' Market Berlin's Shoe Store Bill's Towing Service-Neshaminy, Pa. Albert Bingler-Furlong Hotel Bitzer Dry Cleaning and Dye Works Blanche Hosiery Mill Stan Bowers H. Roy Buckner and Son-Carpenters and Builders Bucks Count Cleaning Company Wm. R. Burdy-Farm Bureau Insurance Conti's Inn W. Cope's Poultry-Doylestown Farmer's Market Cross Keys Diner Cross Key's Furniture-Doylestown, Pa. Mr. Richard Crouthamel-Plumber Danboro Hotel Hillborn Darlington-Florist Doylestown Drug Co. Do lestown Farmers' Super Market Ted' Dubois The Eberharts-Interior Decorating Russell K. Edwards, Ir. El 's Clothier and Dress Shop FeIlman's Alignment and Auto Repairs Fischer Transfer Co. Foster's Goodyear Store Frater's Electric Service Furlong Sales and Service Gardy's-Books-Stationery ServiceEN. Main St. Goss Auto Parts Graybill Book and Stationery Service-N. Alain St. The Great Valley Mills-lvyland, Pa. Groff and Carwithen Gallon's Towing Service-Neshaminy, Pa. Haar's Gift Shop Edwin Hager-Masonry L. A. Hampton and Son-Holicong Store Harold's Esso Service-Warminster, Pa. 1rwin S. Hellerick-Electric Contractor+Plumstead- ville Hendricks Dairies-Perkasie Hillcrest Recreation Center Hillborn's Market Helen I. Holms-Smith's Corner Store Harr Huddle Estate Hustie Inn Ioe's Garage Ierr 's Fruit Stand-Doylestown Farmer's Market A. Kinny, Ir. Klebe's Garage Larry and Iim's Esso Servicenter-N. Main St.- Doy. 9311 Leatherman and Godshall Leaver Funeral Home-Mechanicsville, Pa. Lounsberry Bros.-Lumber Lujon Hosiery Mill C. A. Magill and Sons-Farm Machinery I. Marx-Meats-Doylestown Farmers' Market Matt's Shoe Repair and Dry Cleaning Dr. Wm. I. McEvoy-Optometrist E. B. Melcher-General Store-Wismer, Pa. Miller and Bethman-265 N. Main St. Mitchell's Drive-In Vernon E. Moore-Infants, and Children's Wear I. K. Musselman Co. Arlington F. Myers-Insurance and Real Estate Neshaminy Floral Gardens-Neshaminy Nogradi Bros. The Old Warrington School House-Antiques Horace Overholt 81 Sons Pearlman's-Doylestown Penna. Dairy Sup l Co., Do lestown, Pa. Philadelphia Metai, Window Fiiames Co. Pine Run Farm Supply Co. Pipersville Inn Price's Hatchery-Lahaska, Pa. Raisner Hosiery Company-New Britain, Pa. Charles H. Reed Reigleis Auto Parts-Hatboro, Pa. Clement M. Righter-Real Estate and Insurance- Newtown Savid e Bros.-Newtown, Pa.-Phone: 3521 E. O. Shaddin er Cabinet Shop Ralph G. Shoiert-Builder Edward K. Sickel-General Store 611 Bar 81 Restaurant Slight's News Agenc , 477 Iacksonville Rd., Hatboro Snack Shop-Dair Biar The Ann Stanle Sportswear Shop Stem's Buckingliyam Store Strand Valet Service Tay1or's Cottage Street Grocery Thrift Shoe Corner-Farmers' Market L. L. Trau er-Barber-Doylestown, Pa. Turner anrf Holbert-Warrington, Pa. Twin Willows George UpdykefAshes and Rubbish Removed Valley Farm Restaurant Warrington Screw Machine Products-Albert Spokes Weisbard's Drug Store Parke M. Wetherill, Realtor Russell R. Wiley-Grocer G. E. Willard Estate-Ice and Cold Storage I. Howard Williams-Contractor PATRONS S20 Wm. Wrigley, Iustice of the Peace Mrs. Lucy A. Bean H. N. Cooperman, D.D.S. Titus Franklin Wm. H. Fluck, O.D. Edward M. Garner Mr. 8K Mrs. Robert L. Gilmore William L. Goldman, Esquire Mr. Sl Mrs. Oliver Groman Iames D. Morrison, D.D.S. Mr. 8K Mrs. Harry F. Myers and Family L. D. Patrick, D.D.S. S10 Charles B. Ermentrout, Esquire Samuel Histand, Ir. Howard Allen Yonker Mr. and Mrs. Iames Porter Mr. 81 Mrs. Russell A. Risser Mr. BZ Mrs. Iames G. Rutherford Mr. 8K Mrs. Charles M. Smith Mr. 81 Mrs. Earl Stover and Sons Mr. Sl Mrs. Clarence Tomlinson H. C. Weibel-Edison, Pa. Dr. 81 Mrs. Wm. 1. Westcott Mr. SZ Mrs. Roland Worthington Mr. 81 Mrs. William H. Yerkes CONTRIBUTIONS Charles Thatcher-51.00 Mr. 81 Mrs. George S. Cornell-52.00 One Anonymous Listing-310.00 Seven Anonymous Listings-85.00 One Anonymous Listing-52.00 125 fl .ix li u 4. 4 . v ' 1 W. 4.1 ,N Sv. Ln, 2, f 1 x w is .. .M U .1 fx, 5 'v,, .MH 4 1 Q w M f M 5 , la fa, . in '- 'g.f 2+ . :LL 'digg is 211 'Pi '.',. I - Vw',f 'Q Q 1 fm, i l:?T5X ' L' 1 1295... Q'-1 .a 5 . .3 'b . 'Jig-,.E,15. W 1- .. I T ' 'W ' ' '25 iw an f. , I , fffqfwy, if V .f f -- , F.. , H 'f 'Y ff 1 52.52 F . ,Uv . . M D I 1 . , , . N 5 . 5 . ,. , F 'xl 4 , Y 'Q-Wgffq 'f'ij1g,'fQ . ' K A i ..fj-gufj ,Qt V V .Sv,fzf' W' X ' fy ,Q .pf ,f,',..g.5 n ... ' Ll- iff 5' Tnliifff Yi 1 . -V 'Q s . 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