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

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1956 volume:

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' g af . +V I '4f:'lI fl, -' A. A. A ., K. .vs u p ' J 9 1 df' ' 9 I Q . -,rg f, 5, :LM A .k, ' gif ': ,,. ,jyif-.,,,,.' 4 A -,,,.., K 'fin A3 1 . ,na 3: xT.,g'f9z,i DDC FORE ORD During the past three years, the class of 1956 has received many intangible keys to a richer, fuller life. Looking back at the doors these keys have opened, We realize how invaluable they have been to us in enjoying and appreciating our high school years. They have led us through many class activities-our studies . . . cheering our teams on to victory . . . our clubs and service organizations . . . and our dances and parties. These keys have been given to us by the faculty and administration and we, in the role of leaders in our school community, have tried to set an example for the under classes to follow. We feel that the theme-Keys to a Richer, Fuller Life-is a most appropriate one to symbolize our life at Central Bucks. CONTENTS Administration and Faculty . 5 Seniors ...... . . . 15 School Life . . . . . . 48 Athletics ..... . . . 77 Under Classes . . . . . . 89 Junior High .... . . . 98 FAC LTY -AD I' I TRATIO Hold Yi' if 13 f .L L.- Y 4295 Y Z is 's Q, 'e wa 'T V , 2.137173 igjzaiziaggli-L. .- 4,4 u 141 .1 DMINISTR TIO f Tv i JOINT BOARD EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE-Standing, left to right: Mr. joseph Penrose, Mr. Ernest Moritz, Mr. Alvah Clarance, Mr. Benjamin Yingst, Mr. Ludwig A. Fetzer, Mr. Victor E. Ruehl, Mr. George G. Gayman, Mr. Albert Lindner, Mr. Robert j. Schleicher, Mr. E. Wesley Landis, Mr. Gilbert Gendall, Mr. Herman Hellberg, Seated: Mrs. Edna W. Schuyler, Dr. J. Edward Smith, Mr. H. John Rosenberger, Mr. Nicholas P. Jacoby, Mr. Paul N. Detwiler, Mrs. Emily P. Martin, Mr. William A. Christman. DR. J. EDWARD SMITH REGIONAL SUPERINTENDENT Keys to Knowledge To the Seniors of 1956 . . . Human beings everywhere seek keys to many things-keys to success, riches, fame, the good life. One of the most sought after is the key to harmony with the moral and spiritual laws of the universe. 'Clues to the possession of this precious key can be found in the simple prayer found on a tablet in an old cathedral in England. Give me a healthy mind, good Lord, To keep the good and pure in sight, Which seeing sin is not appalled, But finds a way to set it right. Give me a. mind that is not bored That does not whimper, whine, or sigh. Don't let me worry over much About the fussy thing called I. Give me a sense of humor, Lord, Give me the grace to see a joke, To get some happiness from life, And pass it on to other folk. Godspeed to each of you in finding the key to the good life through faith in God, self discipline and service to mankind. .M MR. ARTHUR T. REESE Westminster College, A.B. Temple University, Ed.M. Administrative Assistant nlock The Door to Wisdom MISS RUTH A. NAILOR Temple University, B.S., M.S. Administmtive Assistant DR. ROBERT B. NORRIS Mansfield State Teachers College, B.S. in Ed. Harvard University, M.Ed. Columbia University, Ed.D. Administrative Assistant Administrative Assistants 'QW I S MR. STANTON W. SIMKINS Ohio State University, B.S. University of Pittsburgh, M.Ed. Administrative Assistant vvqff Q MR. LUTHER K. BOYER Susquehanna University, A.B. Bucknell University, M.A. Administrative Assistant F ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Left to right: MISS DOLORES HIGH. 7th Grade English: MR. E. COSTON FREDERICK. 8th Grade English, Remef MISS NANCY DOUGHERTY, 7th and 8th Grade English, dial Reading: MISS M. ELIZABETH BERGER, 12th Grade MISS ROSE MARIE ERRICO. 7th Grade Englishg MRS. English, Guidance, MR. HARRY F. JACOBS, 7th and 8th PATRICIA POINT, 7th and 8th Grade English, Guidance. Grade English. Seated, left zo right: MISS MARILYN WYNKOOP, Sth and 9th Grade English: MRS. HARRIET ANDREWS, llth Grade Englishg MISS JANE KOHLER, 12th Grade English, Journalism: MRS. RUTH CLENDENIN, 9th Grade English, Guidance, MISS MARTHA FARRAR, llth and 12th Grade English. Standing: MISS MARGARET BROWN, 7th, 9th, fn and 10th Grade English, MR. ROBERT GENDALL, 8th and 9th Grade English, MISS EMMA JEAN HAGNER, 9th and 10th Grade English, MR. CHARLES BAKER, 9th and 10th Grade English: MRS. THELMA WETZEL, 10th Grade English, Public Speaking, MR. FRANK DONCHEZ, 8th and 9th Grade English. HISTORY DEPARTMENT MR. GEORGE LYON 8th Grade Social Studies MR. HERBERT MAYSON 12th Grade Problems of Democracy MR. PAUL BREME 11th Grade American , History MR. JAMES EGLOFF 9th Grade Civics MR. RALPH MICHENER 10th Grade World History MR. DANTE SCALZI 7th Grade Social Studies, Spanish I MR. JOHN CZERNIAKOWSKI 9th Grade Civics MR. WENDELL HUNTZINGER 10th Grade World History 12th 'Grade Problems of Democracy MR. GEORGE ANTUNES 8th Grade Social Studies MR. RUSSELL RIEGEL 7th Grade Social Studies 9th Grade Civics 10th 'Grade World History Absent from picture: MISS MARYANN CLYMER 7th Grade Social Studies SAFETY AND GENERAL EDUCATION MRS. ETHEL KOUGH General Education MR. LEROY SHUTT Agriculture I, II, III MR. STANLEY GREEN Safety Education and Driver's Training MATH DEPARTMENT MRS. MARION BRUNNER Solid Geometry, Trigonometry, Algebra I MISS SYDNEY MYERS Plane Geometry MR. FORREST SOWERS Algebra I, IIg Business Math MR. HARRY WILLIAMS 7th and 8th Grade Mathematics, Guidance MRS. M SATTERTHXVAIT 7th and Sth Grade Mzntlicmziticf MRS. M LYNAU GH 9th Crude MllIl1Cl1lllll!b MR. HAROLD SATTERTHWAIT 7th and Sth Grade Mathematics MR. LAWRENCE HANDY 7th and 8th Grade Mathematics SL. ,-Q 3 LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT MISS LENORE EULLINGTON Latin I, 10th Grade English MISS ALTHEA MANTZ French I, IIg Spanish I, II MRS. MARTHA BREME Latin I, II ART DEPARTMENT MISS MELBA LUKENS 8th Grade Art, Stage Craft, Art II, III MISS MAJORIE O'DONNELL 7th and 8th Grade Art, Art I J INDUSTRIAL ARTS MR. GERALD DETWILER 7th, 8th, 9th Grade Industrial Arts, General Shop IfII MR. ROBERT LEE GERHART 7th, 8th, 9th Grade Industrial Arts, General Shop I MR. CHARLES WETZEL 7th and 9th Grade Mechanical Drawing IfII MR. BARTLEY ELFMAN Woodshop I-II'III MUSIC DEPARTMENT MRS. NADINE FINAN 7th, Sth, 9th Grade Music MRS. HELEN BUCKMAN 8th Grade Music, Choir, Chorus MR. WALTER HARVIE 9th Grade Music, Instrumental Lessons, Band COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT MISS MAE LIGHT Business Exploratory, Typing I, Guidance MISS BLANCHE GLIFFTON Stenography II, Clerical Practice Work Program MRS. JOYCE MIX Typing IfII, Business Law, Business Math MR. THOMAS PHAYRE Bookkeeping I-II, Typing II MISS IOANNE CUFF Stenography I, Typing I, Sales ew, . f A l SCIENCE DEPARTMENT MR. LUTHER K. BOYER Chemistry MRS. ANN HESS General Science, Chemistry for Nursing MISS AGNES FUNK 7th Grade Science and Geography, 7th Grade Homemaking MISS ADA MAY GRIFFITH 7th and 8th Grade Science and Geography, Guidance MR. DONALD MOHREY 8th Grade Science and Geography, 8th Grade Math MR. VALENTINE E. SEIDLE Academic Physics, Biology MR. ROGER C. WILLIAMS 7th 'Grade Science and Geography MR. THEODORE SHAFFER General Science, Practical Physics, Chemistry MR. EDWARD MILLER 7th and 8th Grade Science and Geography MR. JAMES HOCKMAN 8th Grade Science and Geography L, . HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT MRS. MARIE DAVIS, RN. School Nurse MR, WILLIAM E. WOLFE Director of Athletics 10th and 12th Grade Physical Education and Health MISS HELEN BABIN 8th, 9th and 10th Grade Physical Education and Health MR. CHARLES MCKINNEY 7th, 8th and 9th Grade Physical Education and Health MISS MARGUERITE SPENCER 8th, 11th and 12th Grade Physical Education and Health MR. STANLEY MacFARLANE 8th, 9th, 10th and 11th Grade Physical Education and Health MISS JEANNE ILLSLEY 7th, Sth, 9th, 10th Grade Physical Education and Health Absent for Picture: DR. HARRIET DAVIS DR. SAMUEL WILLARE School Doctors LIBRARIANS MISS MARY SVWXRTZL.-KNDER School Llbfdfliili MRS. FRANCES LANSBERRY Llhrary Sccrutary HOMEMAKING DEPARTMENT MRS. HELEN HARTMAN 7th, 8th and 9th Grade HOIN6Hl2lkiDflI Geneml Homemaklng I MISS ELIZABETH DCANGELIS 7th, Sth and 9th Gmdc Hurnemukmg: XVUCHIIUHIII Homcmakmg MISS AGNES FUNK 7nh Grade Humcmakmg, 7th and Sth Grade Scmencc and Geugmphy Left no R1ghr: M Mxry MgElroy M Florcmc Lmpk Mr Ruth Orlpnhuck r VIYEIHIA Gehman. Miss jomne Birluw md Mr Rachel Moyer CAFETERIA CAFETERIA STAFF-Standing, left to right: Mrs. Maxwell, Mrs. Dieterich, Mrs. Van Luvanee, Mrs. Stiles, Mrs. Shaddinger, Mrs. Gilchrist, Mr. May. Seated: Miss Becker, Dietitian: Mrs. Schumacher, Mrs. Staub, Mrs. Gilmore. ,IANITORIAL STAFF IANITORIAL STAFF-Standing, left to fight: Mr. Ellis, Mr. Haldeman, Mrs. McLaughlin, Mrs. Allaire, Mrs. Stanley, Mr. Robertson, Mr. Diehl. Seated: Mr. Martin, Mr. Arnold, Mr. Rouse, Mr. Lees, Mr. Rice. BUS DRIVERS BUS DRIVERS-Last Row, left to right: Mr. Werner, Mr. Rickert, Mr. Handy, Mr. Detweiler. First Row: Mr. Truitt, Mr. Lake, Mr. Smith, Mr. Childs, Mr. Myers. Absent from Pic' ture: Mr. Flack, Mr. Ott, Mr. Liebau, Mr. Moyer, Mr. Bensinger, Mr. Travis, Mr. Ferris, Mr. Bucciarelli, Mr. Moyer, Mr. Myers, Mr. Beeson, Mr. Ott, Mr. Fly, Mr. Seiz. fm mf' R , ,P , , , ' , A',-zfzziliw :Q 1 f 4 Y I ' T . v 1 r :N Q Q xv' J 'Q '3'ifial,:4ff'f,w: xg, .iiqkvlgk wi Facult Hands Key Leadership to Senior ALBERT LaRUE VicefPresiderzt CLASS 0 1956 U61 K E ? . , - l MARJORIE ATKINSON WANDA FROEHLICH Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary ROBERTA LANE Treasurer ROBERT LIPPINCOTT President MISS BERGER Class Advisor ...--fi To start off the year, the Seniors tackled the magazine campaign, which proved to be very profitable. With the coming of football season, the class sponsored sock dances that continued through basketball season. In October the Senior boys ran a scrap drive, expanding our treasury. November 18 and 19 the dramatically inclined members of our class appeared in the Senior play called The Torchbearersf' Sleighbell Serenade, the Seniors' gala Christmas dance, held December 28, will be long remembered by all who attended. Despite many activities, we were all working toward our future years in college and various occupations. Everyone took Kuder Preference Tests. The non' college bound Seniors took the U. S. Employment Battery of Tests, and the college bound took the Juniata Test. Twelve top Seniors took the Merit Scholarship Examination. Each Tuesday in january groups of Senior P, O. D. students trooped to the U. N. April 18, 19, and '10 was our trip to Washington, D, C., the climax of our wonderful Senior year! ADVISORS-Standing, left to right: Mr. Gendall, Mr. Wetzel, Mr. Mayson. Seated: Miss Farrar, Miss Fullington, Mrs. Mix. H FL RACHEL AIKEN uR3.tCl'1H Transferred in Senior year from New Hope High School. Self-assurance . . . doe eyes . . . works, but not too seriously . . . accommodat- ing at all times . . . takes life as it comes. VIRGINIA ALEXANDER Ginny Honor Society Treasurer 2,35 Honor Roll 25 Arts and Crafts Club 15 Tri-Hi-Y 2, President 35 Antler Co- Editor 35 Hockey 15 Archery 1,35 Basketball 25 Homeroom Secretary 35 Commencement Usher 25 Christmas Dance Committee 35 'Senior Play Committee 35 Prom Commit- tee 25 'Windo'w Painting Contest 2. Bob Lippincott Voted Soph President ROSE MARIE BAKER Rose Marie Dancing Club 15 Tri-Hi-Y 2, Chaplain 35 Prom Com- mittee 25 Choir Correspond- ing Secretary 3. Willing worker . . , tran- quility is her virtue , . . dependable . . . well liked . . . sure to succeed. WAYNE ALTHOUSE Wayne Homeroom Vice President 25 Photography Club 15 F.F.A. 2, President 35 Projection Squad 1,2,3. Exceptional singing voice . . . real rowdy . . . quiet until you get to know him . . . contagious personality . . . accepts responsibility. EDGAR C. ATKINSON 5GEdW5 Chess Club 1,2,35 'Chess Team 35 Intramural Basket- ball 1,2,35 Intramural Vol- leyball 153. Brain, but you'd never know it . . . captain of Chess Team . . . very individual- istic . . . calm disposition . . . amazing frankness. STEVEN ARCADE Steve Student 'Council 35 Home- room Officer 1,25 Dance Club 15 Varsity 'Club 25 Basketball 152,35 Cross Coun- try 25 Prom Committee 2. Always ready with an argu- ment . . . Sophomore harem . . . Gettysburg will never be the same again! MARJORIE ATKINSON 55 rge1, Class Secretary 35 Homeroom Secretary 25 Dancing Club 15 Tri-Hi-Y Club 25 Chatter- bux Staff 35 Prom Commit- tee 25 Library Assistant 15 Gym Demonstration 1. Quiet as a mouse, but much more active , . , very effici- ent class secretary . . . finds good in everyone. DONALD BATES Don Homeroom Vice President 15 Photography Club 15 F.F.A. 25 Intramural Vol- leyball 2,35 Baseball 35 Track 35 Chorus 2,35 Choir 2. Twin . . . neat appearance . . . well liked fellow . . . tall . . . blonde . . . blue- eyed. LILLIAN BATES llsisii F.H.A. 35 Nursing Club 25 Dancing Club 15 Intramural Basketball 2,35 Intramural Volleyball 2,35 Intramural Softball 1,2,3: Receptionist 2,35 Nurse's Assistant 3, Willing assistant , , , Don's twin . . . alike and yet different. CON STANCE BAUM Connie Transferred in her Senior year from Nuremberg High School-Homeroom Treas- urer 1,25 Tri-Hi-Y l,2,35 Prom Committee 25 Cheer- leading 1,2. Shy, but friendly . . . likes Central Bucks very much. Students Become Acquainted in Homeroom Parties BEVERLY BLACK ssBeV11 Tri-Hi-Y 15 Nursing 25 In- tramural Basketball 35 Intra- mural Volleyball 15 Intra- mural Softball 25 Hockey 1,25 Archery 35 Prom Com- mittee 25 Commencement Usher 25 Baccalaureate Usher 25 Chorus 1,2,35 Choir 35 Gym Demonstration 1, Aspires to be a doctor . . very quiet. RICHARD BAUM Dick Honor Roll 25 Photography Club 25 Industrial Arts 25 Wood Shop Club 35 Chorus 1,35 Gym Demonstration 15 Projection Squad 1, Adept with his hands . . . good natured . . . quiet . . . well liked by his classmates . . . subtle. VIVIAN BELLERBY Viv Modern Dancing Club 15 Nursing Club 15 F.H,A, 35 Receptionist 1,25 Major- ette 1,2. Short blonde . , . expressive eyes . . . good natured . . . talkative , . , likes to dance . . . spends summers swim- ming. FRED BAUMAN snFredn Football 2,35 F.F.A, 2,3. Steers clear of hard work . . . Jolly good fellow , . . reserved nature , . . real friendship for the privileged few . . . talks only when he has something to say. GISELA BENECKE Geese F.T.A, 35 Harlequin Club 1,2, Secretary 35 Intramural Basketball 1,35 Intramural Softball 15 Senior Play Prompter 35 Chorus 2,35 Choir 2,35 Archery 15 Gym Demonstration 15 Window Painting Contest 1,2. Indispensable as Senior Play prompter . . . diligent worker . . . brilliant m'ind . . . dependable. PAUL BODINE, JR. Paul Student Council 1,25 Home- room President 35 Intra- mural Basketball 1,2,35 In- tramural Volleyball 2,35 Rifle Team 1,2,35 Prom Commit- tee 25 Senior Play Commit- tee 35 Christmas Dance Com- mittee 35 Gym Demonstra- tion 1, Blusher . . . bashful smile . . . but rowdy . , , captain of Rifle Team, JOAN BROWN ujoanu Photography Club 1g Nurs' ing 'Club 2, F.H.A, 3g Arch' ery 1,2,3g Intramural Volley' ball 2,3g Intramural Basket' ball 1,2,3g 'Chorus 1,25 Prom Committee 2. Ambition-nursing . . , likes sports . . . does great job as guard in basketball. JAMES CARROLL lijimii Homeroom Officer 1,31 Gym Demonstration lg Dance Club 1. Found anywhere but home . . . responsible . . . makes a hit with the girls , . . will do anything to get out of study hall . . . drowsy, good humor . . . sheepish grin. Career Conferences Help Us LAWRENCE BUCKNER Larry Varsity Club 1,2g Wood Shop Club 31 Intramural Basketball 1,2,3g Basketball Manager l,2,3g Choir Zg Chorus 3. Well'liked fellow , . , reli' able . . . easy to get ac' quainted with . . . supports school athletics. MARY JANE BUSH Bushie Homeroom Secretary Zg Arts and Crafts Club 1,2,3g Senior Play 35 Intramural Basket' ball lg Intramural Volleyball 29 Hockey lg Tennis 2,35 Antler Staff 31 Prom Com' mittee 2g Window Painting Contest 1,2g Baccalaureate Usher 21 Chorus 1,3, HARRY BURMEISTER Harry F.F.A. l,2,3g Dairy Judging Penn State 23 Dairy Judging Eastern States 3g Football 33 Exposition Mass. Very active in F.F.A .... absent from school-hunting and Hshing. C-ONSTANCE CARR Connie Dancing 'Club lg Nursing Club 23 Intramural Soft' ball 1,2. Serious minded . , , very friendly , . . retiring . . . capable . . , fun to be with . . . hard to get acquainted with , . . agreeable and always willing to help. BARBARA BUCHANAN si-Barb-is Class Oflicer Zg Chorus l,2,3g Hockey 1,2,3g Basketball lg Homeroom Officer lg Cheer- leading 2,35 Intramural Soft' ball 2g Prom Attendant Zg Thanksgiving Queen 33 Prom Committee 21 Gym Demonstration lg Window Painting Contest 1. Vivacious . , , winning per' sonality , . . outstanding hockey player of the year. MARY ANNE CARROLL ssMaC1a Homeroom Secretary 1,2,3g Arts and Crafts Club, Tri' Hi-Y 23 Intramural Volley' ball 1,29 Hockey 1g Tennis Manager 23 Prom Committee 2g Commencement Usher 2g Majorette 1,2, Head Major' ette 3. That 6rebug on the grid' iron. PATSY LEE CASE Pat Physical Education Club 2,33 Intramural Basketball 1: Inf tramural Volleyball 2: Intra' mural Softball 1,21 Chorus 3, Outstanding referee for in- tramurals . . . good natured , , . works at Carcly's. ,I EDWARD W. CROCK ..Ed.. Homeroom Ofhcer 1,Z,3g Arts and Crafts Club lg Shop Club 2g Intramural Bas' ketball 2,39 Gym Demonstraf tion lg Projection Squad l. Fun loving , , , quick with a come back . . . ready smile. . . Look Toward the Future NANCY LEE CLARK Nancy Dancing Club 13 Arts and Crafts Club 2g Chorus l,2,3. Cute freckles . . . sunny smile . . , efficient , . . ami' able . . . don't let her quiet' ness fool you . . . enjoys a good time. PRISCILLA A. COVEY Prism Dancing Club 1,2. Known for her long blond hair . . , engaging smile . , . conscientious worker . . . amicable . . . very energetic . , , real true friend . . , once you get to know her there's never a dull moment. DOLORES CONNER Dee Girls' Home Mechanics Club 23 Intramural Softball lg Chorus 3. Reliable . . , earnest . . . friendly . . . lightfhearted . . , helpful . . , conscienf tious commercial student . . . quiet . . . a joker at times. THELMA JANE CRAMER ujanen Nursing Club lg Arts and Crafts Club 2g F.H.A. 35 Nurse's Assistant 2,3. Auburn hair and freckles . , , characteristic of our Thelma-amiable and help- ful , . , does a job well . .. levelfheaded. f..g:-gf WILLIAM CATHERS Bill Varsity Club 2g Auto Me' chanics Club 33 Intramural Basketball, Volleyball 1,2,3: Baseball Manager, Football Manager l,2g Track 2,3g Projection Squad l,2,3. Amicable . . , casual toward work , . , paper boy . . . 'Ljust plain Bill. 'ii H f if JOHANNA DAVIS MJD.. Bible Club lg Physical Edu- cation 2,3g Hockey 1,2, Captain 35 Basketball 2,3g Tennis 2g F.T.A, 3. Versatile . . . star athlete . . . well-liked by all , . , everybody's pal . , . ener- getic . . . cheerful . . . led the hockey team to victories. JOHN F. DETWILER tt-Iohn.. Antler Staff 3: Harlequin Club 1,3g Small Boat Club Z: Senior Play 3: Prom Com- mittee Zg Projection Squad 1,2,3: Legion Contest Winf ner 2. Scientific . , , businesslike . , . reliable . . . sure to success . . , determined. ALLAN P. DOELP Allan Dancing Club 1. Salesman . . . wise guy , . . fascinating hobby of tropical fish . . . dimpled demon . . . can be seen driving in a Chevy with Venetian blinds . . , What are they for, Allan? JOAN C. DeCOURSEY ujoanas Sewing Club 13 Chorus 1,2,3g F.T.A, 33 Handbook Com' mittee 2. Redfhaired gal . . . trimly dressed . . , reserved, yet friendly . . , has numerous friends , . . assurance of a good time everywhere. Class Develops s f tsss it X 1 at f . s rr' i , ff., V ' ' , --', 1'-si. , assi, V I1 17 , . :Eli ni , - I I ,1, , X, , . 1 3 1. - nfs- A ANGELINE C. DUNLAP Angie Dancing Club 1: Arts and Crafts Club 2: Chorus 1,Z. Shorty . . . modest . . . thoughtful , . . pleasing per' sonality . . , just plain nice . , , lively in spite of her size. ANNE DETWEILER ttAnnesn Honor Roll 3: Homeroom Oflicer lg Bible Club 13 Arts and Crafts Club Zg Oil Paint' ing Club 3: Intramural Bas' ketball, Volleyball, Softball 1,2,3g F.T.A. Historian 3: Antler Staff 3: Chorus 1,2,3, Infectious laugh . . . giddy but sweet. Traffic Code i .r itz f i .. ,.. .3 an ia 1532 8, ,V JOAN EHRENFELD 'LJoanie Hockey 1,2,3g Intramural Basketball 1,2g Intramural Volleyball 2,33 Majorette 2,31 Chorus 1,Zg Prom Attendant 21 Commencement Usher 2: Christmas Committee 33 Gym Demonstration lg Senior Play Usher 3g Prom Com' mittee 2: Window Painting Contest 2. Enjoys chewing gum . , . infectious giggle. KILBY DEWITT Kil Arts and Crafts Club 23 Chorus 3g Intramural Basket' ball 1: Senior Play Commit- tee 3g Window Painting Contest 1: Gym Demonstraf tion 1. Comical , . , happyfgoflucky , . . loves all teachers . . . clown of the class. ROBERT J. DuBREE Bob Oil Painting Club 1,2,3: Senior Play Committee 3: Projection Squad 1,Z,3g Gym Demonstration 1. Headache to all study hall teachers , . , terrible tease . . , oh, those jokes . . . contagious grin, C. BARTLEY ELFMAN, JR. ssBaI-tu Industrial Arts Club 15 Var' sity Club 2,35 Intramural Basketball 1,2,35 Intramural Volleyball 25 Football 2,35 Cross Country 25 Projection Squad 2,35 Chorus 2,35 Prom Committee 25 Gym Demon- stration 1. Outdoor man , , . rugged sailboater . . . freckles and crewcut. JUNE ELLIOT lSLiZ59 Dancing Club 15 Nursing Club 25 F.I'I.A, 35 Prom Committee 2. Easy going manner . , . co' operative , . . kind words and shy smile . . . expressive eyes , . . she's engaged! Soph Year Climaxed by May Dance LEE ERICKSON 1 tLee 1 5 Student Council 1,2, Presi' dent 35 Varsity Club 1,25 President 35 junior Kiwanian 25 Intramural Basketball 15 Intramural Volleyball 25 In' tramural Baseball 2,35 Basket- ball 1,2,35 Track 15 Cross Country 25 Varsity Volley- ball 1,2,35 Prom Commit' tee 2. Top man in school politics. TI-IOIS EVANS Tho Dancing Club 15 Chorus 25 Majorette Club 35 Hockey 2,35 Prom Committee 25 Senior Play Committee 35 Senior Play Usher 35 Christ' mas Committee 35 Com' mencement Usher 25 Major' ette 1,2,3g Gym Demonstra' tion 1. The other half of our worries! I r i JUDITH FALLON liJudy91 Sewing Club 15 Antler Staff 35 Chatterbux Staff 35 Stage Craft 3g Prom Committee 23 Senior Play Committee 33 Baccalaureate Usher 25 Cho' rus l,2,35 Gym Demonstra- tion 1. Thinks boys are silly , . . the bigger the job the better she does it. TERRY FARES nrrerryss Honor Roll 25 Student Coun- cil 25 Tri'Hi'Y 1,23 Physical Education Club 35 Antler Stall' 35 Intramural Volley- ball 1,25 Basketball 15 Hock- ey l,2,35 Archery 15 Prom Committee 25 Window Paint' ing Contest 25 Gym Demon' stration 1. Engaged . . . her chaufIeur's always waiting, ELLEN EVANS Ellen Dancing Club 25 Colorguard 1,2,35 Antler Staff 35 Chatter' bux Staff 25 Intramural Bas' ketball 15 Basketball 2,35 Prom Committee 35 Com' mencement Usher 25 Chorus 35 Christmas Committee. One'half of double trouble! VIRGINIA M. FAHIE llGinny15 Dancing Club 15 Footlighters Club 25 Nursing Club 35 Hockey 25 Prom Committee 2: Senior Play Committee 35 Commencement Usher 25 Library Assistant 15 Window Painting Contest 1g Gym Demonstration 1. A friend to all! 4 EDWARD L. FELL l5Larry5! F.T.A, 1,33 Antler Staff 3: Harlequin Club 2,3Q Choir 1,3g Chorus 1,2,33 Senior Play 3g Library Assistant 3. Imaginative . , . a true Thespian . . . loquacious . . . facetious . . . zany Mr Spindler in Senior play, fiiifiiiifriif ' .- - - V ,tayr g 5,5 I: .. ,K . ' 3 3 4-sf K ..,QK.5y.u JL kr Q Wi . Y i I 1 X . t ,ga UR i W Q 5 4 S lr ., 7' , v , i 'tc HARRY FELTON Har Band Club 13 Dancing Club 23 Chatterbux Staff 3, Con' tributor 23 Baseball 23 Band 1: Gym Demonstration. Likes music , . , responsible . . . quiet , , . reporter at large . . . earnest , , , good sport , . . conscientious worker. Lippincott Takes Gavel for Second Year KARL S. FOX Karl Student Council Alternate 23 Arts and Crafts 'Club 1,24 Chefs Club 33 Antler Staff 33 Senior Play 3g Projection Squad 2,33 Christmas Dance Committee 3. Sure politician . . . a likely inventor , . . knows his farming. LUDWIG C. FETZER si-Carlvs Varsity Club 1,2333 Football l,2,33 Track 23 Gym Demon' stration 1. Jolly silent type . . . there he goes in Pop's Caddie . . . one of the tall men . . . good sport . . . liked by everyone, SUZANNE H. FISHER Sue Chorus Club 33 Prom Com' mittee 2: Chatterbux Staff 33 Senior Play Committee 3g World Affairs Council 33 Commencement Usher 2. Transfer from Olney High School . . . active gal , , . always in a rush , . . that's Sue . , . tall blonde with a ready smile. ii .445-..gX.s-f,s,s,.',f ,,,, ..,,,, ,, it 'Nw NZ BARBARA FIGHERA Barb Student Council 1: F.T.A. Treasurer 13 Prom 'Commit' tee 2: Handbook Committee 33 Baccalaureate Usher 2g Chorus 2: Cheerleading 2, Manager 3: Commencement Usher 23 Traffic Squad 2,31 Window Painting Contest 2,33 Christmas Dance Com' mittee. Party girl , . . what a crack pot! LEANNE FRICK Leanne Homeroom Secretary 2,3: Tri'Hi'Y 13 Chatterhux Staff 33 Prom Committee 23 Sen' ior Play Committee 33 Christ' mas Dance Committee 3: 'Choir l,Z,3Q Chorus 1,2,3: Prom Attendant 23 Cheer' leading l,2,3, Captain 31 Gym Demonstration 1, Class canary , . . short, sweet, and liked by all. WANDA FROEHLICH Wanda Student Council 23 Home' room President 13 Senior Class Corresponding Secre' tary 33 Girls' Home Me' chanics Club 13 Arts and Crafts Club 23 Oil Painting Club '31 Chorus lg Gym Demonstration 1. She's already taken, boys . . , friend to all, friend of all . . . that's Wanda. RUTH GARGES Ruthie Homeroom Secretary 1: Cho- rus 23 School Spirit Club 31 Chatterbux Staff 3: Prom Committee 23 Senior Play Committee 3: Prom Attend- ant 25 Colorguard 31 Com- mencement Usher 2: Christ- mas Dance Committee 3. Boy friends galore . , , hot- rodder in her two-tone Ford. BARBARA GENN ER Barb Dancing Club 33 Commence- ment Usher Zg Prom Com- mittee Zg Senior Play Com- mittee 3, Retains her glorious suntan all winter . . . one of those diner waitresses . . . ready laugh . , , character. Much Gained from Visitation Career Day ARLENE GOMMEL Arlene Dancing Club lg F.H.A. 35 Senior Play Committee 3. Leisure loving . . . typing whiz . . . hep to the jive . . . carefree . . . giggle-bug . . . she can make anyone laugh. FREDERICK I'I. GEYER Fred Rifle Team 24 Gym Demon- stration 1. The hunter goes forth , . . has many stories to tell about his escapades in Germany, don't you, Fred? . . . bash- ful but devilish. WILLIAM GIVEN Bill Oil Painting Club 29 Christ- mas Dance Committee 3: Prom 'Committee 23 Senior Bulletin Board 3g Chatter- bux Staff 3: Gimbel Award in National Scholastic Art Contest. Artistic talents have made him an invaluable asset. MARGARET GILBERT Margaret Bible Club 1,2,3g Library Assistant 1,2,3. Faithful member of the class . . . Miss Swartzlander's valuable assistant . . . de- pendable , . . good worker . . . sincere in her under- takings. MARIAN ANN GLASGOW Marian Arts and Crafts Club 2g Band 1,2,3. Musical talent put forth . . . good worker . , . pleasant . . . polite , , . Blondie . . . agreeable member of the Senior Class , . . co- operative . , , liked by one and all. ALICE GRABER xsRedS-as Arts and Crafts Club 2g F.H.A. 3. Red hair is her trademark . . . transferred from Olney High School in her Junior year . . . has become a good friend of many Central' Bucks students. EDWARD GREINER bliEd15 Harlequin Club 2, Program Chairman 35 Photography Club 15 Antler Staff 35 Christmas Dance Commit- tee 35 Gym Demonstration 15 Legion Contest Winiier 15 Senior Play Committee. Vocabulary prodigy . . . never stops talking , . . movie maker for Harlequin Club , . . contagious laugh. RUSH GUNTHER uRuSh11 Considers every day a holi- day . , , will argue any point . . . blond-haired, fair complexioned . . , transferred in Junior year from Frack- ville High School . . , al- though his activities are few, he always appears busy, Long Awaited Gettysburg Trip Arrives EUSTACE H. HALLOWELL Eusless Homeroom Vice President 25 Dancing Club 15 Varsity Club 25 Intramural Basket- ball 1,25 Basketball 15 Foot- ball 1,2,35 Track 1,2,35 Prom Committee 2. Wolf . . . car expert . . . extremely tempermental . . . hot-rod happy. FREDERICK HADLAND, JR. Rick Projection Squad 25 Track 2. Rick entered the halls of Central Bucks in his Junior year from Glen Cove High School in Long Island . . . welcome addition to the class. JOSEPH HAGER iiiloe 5 9 Industrial Arts Club 15 Var- sity Club 2,35 Archery Club 15 Baseball 1,2,35 Football 35 Baccalaureate Usher 25 Horneroom Banker 1,2,3g Class Chaplain 3. Faithful C.B. sports fan , , . well-liked fellow . . . high aspirations. JOAN E. HAFLER ujoann Prom Committee 25 F.T.A. 1,25 Band 1,2,3. Know where to End Ioan? She's behind the cymbals in the band . . inde endent - P . A . anxiously awaiting grad- uation day. CARL HAI-IN, JR. Carl Central High School: Foot- ball 1,25 Intramural Basket- ball 1,25 Intramural Softball ball 1,25 Traihc Squad 1,2. Came here in his senior year from Central High School in Philadelphia . . . real blondie! . . . gets fun out of school when he's here . . . well-liked. THOMAS HAMARLOW ser-Ixomsa Homeroom Vice President 25 Varsity Club 2,35 Football 1,2,35 Wrestling 3. Strong guy . , . masculine . . , quiet , . . nonchalant , . . indifferent air . . . ladies' man. PAUL A. HAMMOND upauln Student Council 33 Home' room President 2g F.T.A, 25 Varsity Club 35 Prom Com- mittee 25 Intramural Basket' ball 1, Volleyball 2,35 Foot- ball l,2,35 Wrestling 35 Junior Kiwanian 25 Chorus lg Projection Squad 2,35 Traflic Squad 2,35 Antler Staff 35 Senior Play Produc' tion Manager 3, RICHARD HEFFENTREGER s5Dick1s Straightforward . , . husky . . . carefree . . .tall . . . Who is looking for him now, still a teacher? , , . believes himself to be his best friend. 1 , ' 1' J sr .:- 'sw .db . . 4 5, .,., 'S . ., ,M 5. ' .-,y :..4 tg Juniors Return Tired but Happy! ROBERT HARRIS Bob Harlequin Club 1,35 Dancing Club 25 Homeroom Officer 35 Cross Country 25 Rifle 15 Prom Committee 25 Christmas Dance Committee 35 Chorus 35 Gym Demon' stration 1. Curly hair adds to his good looks . , . fun loving . . . very agreeable. DORIS HART Doris Bible Club 152,35 Intramural Basketball 25 Library Assist' ant 25 Tennis 35 Chorus 3. Sincere . , , friendly to everyone . . . pleasant . . . slow but bright smile. BETTY HARRY ClBetty11 Dancing Club 15 Girls' Home Mechanics Club 25 Prom Committee 25 Chorus 1,25 Library Assistant 1. Good natured . , , com' panionable . . , efficient . . . congenial . . . full of life. ROBERT HAWTHORNE ssBObn Archery Club 1. Sunny disposition . , , pleas- ant . . . dry'witted , . . outdoor man . . . another Rip Van Winkle . . . humor' ous . . . doesn't overwork . . . consistent . . . enjoys friends. f ,1...awW MARY HARRIS 55Mary19 Homeroom Banker 35 Home' room Secretary 25 F.T.A, 1,25 Chatterbux Staff 2. Pretty complexion . . . typing's her peeve . . . con' tributed words of wisdom to the school newspaper . . . always smiling , . . cheerful worker. ! JO ANN HEILMAN I SJO 'I 1 Homeroom Secretary 34 Har' lequin Club I5 Chorus Club 25 School Spirit Club 35 Tennis 35 Hockey 1,25 Intra' mural Basketball, Softball 15 Chorus 25 Traffic Squad 35 Color Squad 15 Prom Com' mittee 25 Chatterbux Staff 35 Senior Play Committee 3, Gym Demonstration 1, JULIUS HEINICKE bSJay11 Chess Club Vice President 2g Intramural Basketball 1, 2,3g Band l,2,3g Bux-Mont Band 2. Full of fun . . . Play that sax! , . . impulsive , , . Remember those bus trips? KATHRYN ANN HELLYER Kathy Dancing Club lg Prom Com' mittee 2g Senior Play Com' mittee 3. Where did you get that black eye, Kathy? , . , easyfgoing . , , friendly . . . Did you ever find that locker combination? Decorations for MA Garden of Roses Uns ALBERT HELMUTI-I LEAF 'I Student Council lg Gym Demonstration 1. Well-groomed . . . every' body's pal , . . fun loving . , , easy going . . . imperaf tive . . . spirited member of the class. RICHARD HINES Dick Varsity Club lg Dancing Club 25 Coin and Stamp Club 35 Track 1,2g Cross Country 2,33 Gym Demon' stration 1. Gotta cross that line, puff, puff . . . fun to be with . . . that Olds has pep? . . . good natured. ' ' I 2V'MECJj.,w I gr--wfigw ' - 1,11 ' I 'lgifififg if 45, e- Que '3 ':i:.:mgis: I ' iii- 4 'if ' 117 1 Q i - ' H -,,-- . ,. it f , , - A 'QP f- ' ' 1 ' ,t,. Wi' il -V fgtflrig-wi . 'fir I 'iifiil 'f .f'f1,.gr.! ' . k I L .. . ,..,..t1. .,.,. 55. Q 7 , ,sf fi i. '- a n I it . . j'QfgfQ,5Qg5ifi,L ' fffiiipimifvgzg, , i ,rtwggrflilggg 'f- ff-'f4?'Q I f.if2-'fgitis1i,f' at 9 5. rg'5'ggj:-:gf ii'--i ie? .Lil 5 D f'9gft 'I ERICKA HOHENNER Ricky F.H.A. 35 Bible Club 24 Antler Staff 35 Tennis 2,33 Intramural Basketball 1, Vol' leyball 25 Prom Committee 2, Chorus 2,35 Choir 1,2,3g Window Painting Contest 2,3. Sweet smile . . . sincere . . . likable personality . . . fun' loving. HENRY HOLKEY Henry Homeroom Oflicer 1,2,3g Photography Club lg Boat Club 2: Prom Committee 23 Projection Squad 1,25 Win- dow Painting Contest 2,3. Really gets around in that red scooter , . . sunny smile . . . capable. ur passed GRACE HIGH Gracie Home Nursing Club lg Bible Club 23 Hockey 25 Chorus 29 Library Assistant Z5 Choir 3. Vive la France . . . very much in earnest . . . willing supporter of Senior class . . . expects to be a nurse some' day. SAMUEL L. HISTAND ilsammyii Projection Squad 2,3, Cool cat in his 'Chevy . . . ladies' man . . . gets a kick out of things . . , animated character . . 1 Boy, those Health classes! IL SHIRLEY A. HOLKEY Shirl Physical Education Club 25 Chatterbux Staff 25 Hockey 152,35 Intramural Basketball 15 Prom Attendant 25 Chorus 15 Choir 2,35 Mayorette 35 Cheerleading 25 Gym Dem' onstration 1, Full of pep as a Kellogg's box . . . animated . . , likes those boys from N.A.C. RICHARD HOLLER Dick Dancing Club 15 Industrial Arts Club 25 Gym Demon' stration 1. Cherubic expression , . . blond crewcut . , . cheerful nature . . . blushes easily . . . willing and dependable. Year Terminated by Unforgettable Junior Prom HELEN E. HOLMS Helen F.H.A, 35 Library Assistant l. Whiz on the basketball court in gym class . . . always smiling . . . hearty . . . full of enthusiasm. MARILYN HOWELL Marilyn Girls' Home Mechanics Club 25 Intramural Basketball 2, Nanticoke High: TrifHifY Club Ig Chorus 1. Gratifying transfer from Nanticoke High in Junior year . , , expressive eyes . . . Winsome. , . g 5 i j 5 ssr, tlffs 33. ' if - A - ,, iw 5 gi, ... . ,, ' ' ALLEN HUBER R.D Homeroom Officer l,2,3: Photography Club 15 Varsity Club 25 Intramural Volley' ball 2,33 Volleyball 2,31 Bas' ketball 2,33 Baseball 1,2,39 Football 35 Prom Committee 23 Senior Play Committee 3: Gym Demonstration 15 jun- ior Rotarian 3. Lost without his pitching arm , , , main interests sports, sports, sports . . . unpredictable. MARIAN HUBER Marian Bible Club 1,35 Arts and Crafts Club 25 Antler Staff 31 Intramural Volleyball 23 Chorus Ig Choir 2,35 County Chorus 25 Library Assistant lg Window Painting Con' test 2. Subdued mischievousness . . . cheerful worker , . . likable. CHARLES N. HOWE Toe Varsity Club 1,2,35 Football 1,2,35 Track l,2,35 Basket- ball 2,35 Intramural Volleyf ball 2,35 Band 15 Projection Squad 1,2,35 Prom Commit' tee 2, Careful of that kicking Toe, Charlie! . . . jovial . . . husky . . , friendly. DEBORAH HUBB Debbie Honor Society 2, Vice Presif dent 35 Honor Roll 25 Stu' dent Council Alternate 35 Harlequin Club 2, President 3: Antler Staff 3: Intramural Volleyball 23 Hockey 25 Tennis 25 Prom Committee 25 Commencement Usher 25 Prom Attendant 25 Traffic Squad 25 World Affairs Council 2,35 Senior Play 3. JOSEPH H. HUGHES 5bJoe5i Industrial Arts Club 2g Gym Demonstration 1. Outdoorsman . . , a good supporter of the class . . . in the Navy now . , . mechanically minded. MARJORIE ANN HUNSBERGER Margie Oil Painting 'Club 1,33 Cho' rus Club 23 Tennis 35 Arch' ery 2g Library Assistant 1. Reserved, but good natured . , , conscientious , , . agree' able and always willing to help , . . amiable. Senior Year Starts with a F lourish! JOSEPH JONCZYK iCJ0e9H Photography Club 15 Inf dustrial Arts Club 2g Gym Demonstration 1. Always riding around town in his hotfrod . , , real char- acter . . . laughs at jokes and tells them as well . . . mechanically minded. JUDITH A. HYDE njudiss Modern Dancing Club lg Arts and Crafts Club 21 Harlequin Club 35 Senior Play 35 Christmas Dance Committee 34 Gym Demon' stration 1. Stole the show as Mrs, Pom' pinelli in the Senior Play . . . ambition: to join the Rockettes. DOLVIINIC IAMPO Mickey Homeroom President 1,2,3g Football l,2, CofCaptain 3g Baseball 1,2,3g Volleyball 23 Intramural Basketball I,2,3g Volleyball 2,39 Wrestling 35 Varsity Club 2,3g Chorus 2,3. Distinguished himself as a leader on the football Held . . . knows his Italian! ROBERT IRWIN Stew Intramural Basketball 1,2,3, Volleyball 2,35 Prom Com' mittee 2: Senior Play Com' mittee 33 Christmas Dance Committee 33 Projection Squad l,2,3g Gym Demon' stration 1. Droll humor . . . quite high . . . demon on the tennis court! JOAN JEFFRIES is-Iegus Dancing Club lg Home Eco' nomics Club 2g Girls' Shop Club 35 Senior Play 3g Nurse's Assistant 1,2,3g Cafe- teria Monitor 2, Aged quite a bit as Nelly Fell in the Senior Play . . . Where there's a will, there's a way to get out of home' room, Right, Ioan? DORIS JONES Doris Tri-HifY Club lg Girls' Home Mechanics Club 23 'Chorus 35 Intramural Soft- ball Z: Commencement Usher 2: Baccalaureate Usher 29 Christmas Dance Commit' tee 3. Raven black hair , , . beau' tiful complexion . . . friend to everyone, WALLACE JONES fC lly5' Bible Club 1,35 Chorus 2,35 Band 1,2,3. Mild . . . good natured . . . blow that trombone, Wally! . . . always in the typing room , , , unruflled disposi- tion. 1 1 u, JEAN KING ss-leans! Bible Club 1,25 Nursing Club 35 Tennis 2,35 Hockey 25 Chorus 2,35 Gym Demon' stration 1. One of the quietest yet most respected girls in the class ....calmvoice... earnest. Big Boost in School Spirit! JOHN KENN EY ujackn Baseball 2. Even tempered . . . trust- worthy . . , perpetual good humor . . . believes in doing things right . . . amiable smile . . . good kid. JOHN M. KERNS njacku F.F.A. l,2,3, Comes to school because he has to , . . quiet . . . wants to live without a care . . . mysterious air about him . . , dark, silent type. IRA A. KERNS, JR. Ira Varsity Club 15 Wood Shop Club 35 Projection Squad 1,2. The boy with that puzzled look . . . kindhearted . . . helpful , , . amicable . . . fun loving . . . spirited . . . reason for every action. RONALD L. KERSHNER Ronnie Harlequin Club 152, Treas- urer 35 F.T.A. 35 Junior Kiwanian 25 Senior Play Committee 35 Prom Com' mittee 25 County Chorus 25 Choir 2,35 Chorus 2,35 Gym Demonstration 1. Loves to tickle the ivories . . . efficient and business' like. CHARLES KELLEY Charles Industrial Arts Club 3. Chemistry is this one's pet peeve . . . concerned yet unconcerned . . . shy smile . . . liked by all who know him . . . quizzical expression J ANN KLAIR uAnnn TrifHifY Club 1,25 Thanks' giving Dance Committee 25 Chorus 3, Iovial manner . . . friendly . . . energetic . . , unhurried . . . agreeable , . . coopera- tive . . . kind hearted. RALPH H. KRATZ bbRa'1ph11 Honor Roll 25 Model Club 15 Industrial Arts Club 25 Chefs Club 35 Antler Staff 35 Wrestling 35 Rifle Club 1,2,35 Gym Demonstration 1. Studious . . , pensive . . . expert in model trains, his hobby. ROBERTA M. LANE Bertie Class Treasurer 2,35 Home' room Secretary 15 Dancing Club 15 Physical Education 25 Antler Staff 35 Club Chatterbux Staff 35 Intra- mural Basketball, Volleyball, Softball 1,35 Hockey 25 Chorus 15 Commencement Usher 25 Prom 'Commit' tee 2. Dry humor . . . you can tell Roberta by her work! Bob Lippincott Takes Office NANCY C. LABS SlNanCy7! Dancing Club 15 Intramural Softball 25 Thanksgiving Dance Committee 2,35 Sen' ior Play Committee 35 Cho' rus 1,2535 Library Assist' ant 152. Quiet , . . sweet and gentle . , . diminutive damsel with lots of pep. NANCY A. LAKE Nance Homeroom Treasurer 35 Modern Dancing Club 15 F.T.A, Vice President 35 Librarian Assistant 25 Har' lequin Club 35 Banker 1,2,35 Intramural Basketball, Vol' leyball 35 Intramural Softball 35 Antler Staff 35 Chatter- bux Staff 35 Senior Play 35 Chorus 35 Commencement Usher 25 Prom Committee 25 Gym Demonstration l. DAVID W. LAKE Lakie Homeroom Officer 152,35 Varsity Club 1: Chess Club 25 Antler Staff 35 Junior Kiwanian 25 Rifle 2,35 Stu' dent Handbook Committee 25 Gym Demonstration 1. Modest . . . conscientious . , , wellfliked student. EILEEN LAIVIOREUX Eileen Dallas Franklin Township High School: Art 'Club 15 Library Club 1,25 Micro' phone 2, Central Bucks: Oil Painting Club 3. Came here in her junior year . , . sweet personality . , , quiet and likable. HOWARD LABS ssHOwss F.F.A. 1,2,3. Tall , . . thoughtful , . . lighthearted . . . devoted to his work , , , always a pleasant comrade . . . speaks only when spoken to . , . upholds his opinions . . enjoys being a friend. 5 1 I ALBERT C. LaRUE GRAIN Class Vice President 35 Homeroom President 1,25 Varsity Club 15 Baccalaureate Usher 25 junior Rotarian 35 Thanksgiving Dance Com' mittee 1,35 Christmas Dance Committee 35 Prom Com' mittee 2, joker . . . '56 veep ...a good sport , . , will do any- thing for the class , . . makes things buzz! MARY ANNE LEATHERMAN ll 19 Homeroom Treasurer 29 Modern Dancing Club 19 School Spirit Club 39 Bank' ing lg Antler Stall' 39 Major' ette l,2, Captain 39 Com' mencement Usher 29 Prom Committee 2g Chorus 29 Gym Demonstration 1. Miz is always into some- thing, usually with her car . . . discriminating. 42 , L 7 A l I ROBERT A. LODWIG Bob Transferred from Wissahick' on Farm School. F.F.A. 3. Soft talker . . . helpful . . . easy going . , . active farmer . . , ever practical . . . never gets excited . . , minus chatter. PATRICIA LEHN Pat F.H.A. Club 3: Arts and Crafts Club 1,29 Chorus 1,29 Intramural Basketball 1. Rock and roll girl . , . al- ways ready with a sarcastic quip . . . keeps everyone laughing. STEVEN M. LICHTMAN Steve Small Boats Club 29 Radio Club 39 Intramural Basket' ball, Volleyball 2,39 Football' 3: Senior Play Committee 39 Christmas Dance Committee 3: Dance Band 2. Chooses wrong time to speak . . . happy-go'lucky fellow. ...J , J-Q x For Third Consecutive Term STEPHANIE LEONARD Steph Harlequin Club 19 Physical Education Club 29 Hockey 29 Basketball 1,2,3g Intraf mural Volleyball, Softball 19 Senior Play 'Committee 39 Gym Demonstration 1,29 Chatterbux Staff 39 Library Assistant 2. Talks with her eyebrows , . . dig that crazy accent. ROBERT H. LIPPINCOTT, JR. nLi sw PPV Class President 1,2,39 Stand' ards Board 2: Varsity Club l,2,3: Baseball 29 Basketball 1.29 Junior Kiwanian 29 'Christmas Dance Committee 39 Thanksgiving Dance Comf mittee 1.3: Baccalaureate Usher 2. Hair requires setting . . . ready competition for anv comedian . . . three years of class leadership. w p., , 'sa .si,..,,...,m4,,f,.. , 4?s.a,,'N.1 ,L 3, R ,Rs w e safe - f . - ifsz55fs2ff,,: V' 1 file? N fe, - A 18 ' -9 , ' . ' I JK 'V' . lf, 9 , , , . --, I .vs i fs: ' J Q I ,lr A Ek we - I K ,.,, f f X 15 35 PATRICIA LEE Pat Homeroom Ofllcer 2,39 Class Treasurer 19 Dancing Club 19 Chatterbux Stall 39 Prom Committee 29 Choir 2,39 Chorus l,2,39 Senior Play Usher 39 Gym Demonstra' tion 1. One of the choir songbirds . . . carefree , , , very sweet and popular. THOMAS F. MacANIFF ISR D 19 Student Council 1,2,39 Ant- ler Staff 39 Intramural Vol' leyball 2,39 Basketball 1,2,39 Football 35 Volleyball 2,3Q Track 19 Varsity Club 1,2, Secretary 39 Senior Play Committee 3g World Affairs Council 2,3. Redffaced at times . . . al' ways joking . , , easyfgoing personality . . . ranks high in esteem of his classmates. MARY ANN MARCZELY Mary Ann Homeroom Treasurer 2,35 Physical Education Club 25 Dancing Club lg Basketball 1,2,35 Library Assistant 15 Thanksgiving Queen Attend- ant 3, Modest and quiet . . . sweet and gentle temperament . . . smile for everyone . . . quick on the basketball court. JOSEPH MARTYN I-sjoen Homeroom Officer 1: Var- sity Club 25 Football 2,35 Track 1,2. A whole summer at the Navy base-never again! ...iustashyguy... outdoorsman . . . reads everything but school books! . . . competition for anyone on the gridiron. DALE MADDUX Dale F.F.A. Club 1, Vice Presi' dent 2, President 35 Projec' tion Squad 15 Window Paint' ing Contest 1, Friendly . . . capable . . . good humor . . . kind hearted . . . always helpful . . . works hard in support' ing the F.F.A. REGINA A. MANN ssJean11 Student Council 15 Home' room Olbcer 15 Dancing Club 15 Footlighters Club 25 F.H.A. 35 Senior Play Com' mittee 35 Gym Demonstraf tion 1. Expresses straightforward o- pinions . . . incessant chat' terbox , , . always busy. Sock Dances Add to Our Success BARBARA McCLINTOCK Klink Homeroom Secretary 15 Tri' Hi-Y 1, Secretary 2, Vice President 35 F.T.A. 3g Antler Staff 35 Intramural Volleyf ball 15 Prom Committee 2. Energetic with a zest for living . . . lends a helping hand . . . 8 o'clock tests, huh, Barb! ROBERT IE. MCNEALY llBob9 I Intramural Basketball 1,2,35 Intramural Volleyball 2,35 Rille 25 Football 1,35 Varsity Club 15 Archery Club 25 Projection Squad 1,2,35 Gym Demonstration 15 Traiiic Squad 2. Practical . . . efficient and earnest in all he does . . . quiet, but well-liked by all who know him, JANICE MARTIN ..Jan,, Homeroom Officer 2,35 Oil Painting Club 1,35 Hockey 1,25 Chorus 35 Senior Play Committee 35 Prom Com' mittee 3. Her tongue is never idle . , . fashionable . . . subtle sarcasm . . . cheerful and talkative . . . helps us through the boring parts of school. JUDITH H. MAXWELL L 6J'udy1 Q Tri-Hi-Y Club 15 Chorus 35 Antler Staff 35 Intramural Volleyball 25 Prom Com' mittee 25 Library Assistant 2,35 Senior Play Commit' tee 3, Sunny smile . . . conscien- tious . . . dependable . , . friendly . . , believes in do' ing things right. Se SONJA MICHL btsonjaii Dancing Club 1,2g Chorus 25 Window Painting Con- test 1,2,3. Blond bombshell . . . tantaf lizing smile . . . spirit of high living . . . contagious laugh . . . leisure loving . . . jitterbug at heart , , . what a clown! ROSE MARIE MONTANA Rosie Photography Club lg Oil Painting Club 2g Chorus l,2g Senior Play Committee 33 Window Painting Contest 1,2,3g Bulletin Board 3. Female DaVinci . . . capti' vating smile . . . straight' forward friendliness. RICHARD MEDARY Dick Chatterbux Staff 2,3g Rifle Club lg Social Dancing Club 29 Chess Club 35 Intramural Volleyball 1,2g Chorus 3g Chess Team 3. Born comedian , . . a speed- ster on his motor scooter? , , , favorite saying Egad . . . look at that sailor suit. P 66 WARREN MICHENER Warren Projection Squad 1,2,3. Unpredictable . . . unobtruf sive . . . capable . . . com' placent attitude . . . upholds his opinions , , . accommof dating . . . independent . . . seldom heard from. niors resent The Torchbearersv ALAN MUN SELL uAlann F.F.A, l,2,3g Gym Demon' stration 1. Numerous awards for pro- jects in F.F.A ..,. gets around via auto . . . infre- quent talker . . . drowsy good humor . . . mock seri- ousness . . . enjoy.s his work with the F.F.A. GAIL MYERS stGail19 Dancing Club lg Girls' Home Mechanics Club 2g F.H.A. 3g Senior Play Committee 3: Intramural Volleyball 2. Skilled salesman . . . inward merriment, outward reserve . . . giggler. ALAN P. MILLS NAIS! Student Council 35 Home' room Officer 23 Varsity Club 13 Dancing Club 25 Bible Club 35 Basketball lg Track 15 Cross Country 23 Prom Committee 25 Christmas Dance Committee 3. Alchemist . . , steady worker . . . produces fine notes with his licorice stick. THOMAS MONTANA lSTOm11 Photography Club 1,2, Can always be seen waiting on tables at Hustle Inn , . , suave manner . . . possessor of tact and tolerance . . . self-assurance plus . , . de' cided opinions. JOHN NASH ssJOhnv1 Photography Club 15 Gen' eral Shop Club 25 Wood Shop 35 Gym Demonstraf tion l. Quiet and unostentatious . , . goes about his work with an overwhelming amount of ambition . . . modest and nice to know, CAROLYN NYCE Carolyn' ' Bible Club 1,35 Home Eco' nomics Club 25 Intramural Basketball 15 Intramural Vol' leyball l,2,35 Choir 35 Cho- rus 1,2,35 County Chorus 15 Senior Play 'Committee 35 Window Painting Contest 1. Very conscientious . . . re- sponsible . . . sweet per' sonality . . . real friend. Barbara Buchanan Crowned Thanksgiving ueen . . GERALD PAUL ClGerry11 Bible Club 1,2,35 Chatterbux Staff 35 Library Assistant 1,25 Franklin and Marshall Award 2. Leader of the Gaelic cause flong live the Irish Republic Armylj , , , very sober . . . unaware that girls exist? . . . prolific reader. PATRICIA OFNER upatus Homeroom Secretary 15 Sen' ior Play Committee 3g Prom Committee 25 Chorus 1,2,3g Choir 35 Commencement Usher 2. Quiet , . . engaging smile . . ..this gal has a pleasing personality , . . can be seen waitressing at Ed's Diner. SHIRLEY ANN OTT Ottie Dancing Club 15 Home Me' chanics Club 25 F.H.A, Sec' retary 35 Chorus 25 Com' mencement Usher 25 Banker 1,25 Intramural Basketball 25 Intramural Volleyball 2. Winning smile . . . sparkling giggle . . . pleasing per' sonality. JOHN ORZECHOWSKI njohnn Photography Club 1,25 Sen' ior Play Committee 35 Gym Demonstration 1, Have you heard this joke? . . . seriousless . . , non' chalance which masks a sense of humor . , , good com' panion . . . another one of those class clowns. CAROL PARKER Carol Student Council 1, Secretary 2,35 Sewing Club 15 Chorus 1,2,35 Chatterbux Staff 35 Prom Committee 25 Senior Play Committee 3. Efficient secretary . . , very active in class projects , . . live wire . . . sociable and friendly. ' QM 1 K A 5 4 Y K QW? ' i i, Q a, :J 4 .5295 Wx Ma lm . -.r W . . fi5,r.f- ?, ,.m1s 1l'f ' mr :fisQ4te'lt 1' WW N L- if , 35 -1-sg: , i '.-4 f ra Q., .,3ag,.2,'zi.i'Y5 ,.-ZF? BARBARA PEARCE u.Barb-as Homeroom Treasurer 35 Inf tramural Basketball, Softball 15 Dancing Club 15 F.T.A. 25 Secretary 35 Chatterbux Staff 3g Hockey 15 Band 1,2,35 Gym Demonstration 1. Marvelous seamstress . . . will be an outstanding ele' mentary teacher . , , good' natured gal. JOAN PICKERING joanie Dancing Club 15 Physical Education Club Z: Intramural Basketball, Softball 1: Hock' ey 1,21 Window Painting Contest 152. Conscientious commercial stu' dent . . . goes to school for the holidays, LLOYD RENTSCHLER Wrench Homeroom Officer 35 Var' sity Club 1,2,35 Intramural Volleyball 152,35 Intramural Basketball 2,35 Baseball 1,2,35 Gym Demonstration 1. Determined . . . can hold his own . . . a veritable clown . . . straightforward friendliness. . A CATHERINE PRICE Cathy Dancing Club 15 Homeroom Banker 1,35 F.H.A. 35 Nurs' nig Club 25 Prom Commit' tee 2. Lurking humor expressed in innocent puns . . . self' assurance . , . lends a help- ing hand . , , impish gaiety. DAVID REDFIELD Dave Homeroom Ofhcer 15 Var- sity Club 1,2,35 Intramural Volleyball 1,2535 Basketball 1,2535 Track 35 Football 35 Gym Demonstration 1. Practical joker , . , good looking . . , blusher . . . whiz on the basketball court . . . Peale Dave in that Rocket '98 . . . neat dresser. V sysi y555W ,i,tl if - - m e S 1 mong the aflutumn Leaves VIRGINIA QUINN Ginny Homeroom Oflicer 2,35 Phys' ical Education Club 2, Presi- dent 35 Hockey 1,2535 Intra' mural Basketbball, Softball 15 Intramural Volleyball 1,25 Prom Committee 25 Com- mencement Usher 25 Chorus 15 Cheerleading 35 Gym Demonstration 1, Knows all the latest gossip . , . talks, talks, talks! MARGARET REIMEL upegvs Dancing Club 15 Dance Band lg Band 1,2,3, Where there's the band there's Peg! . , . true musical asset to the Senior Class , . . admired by all around her . . . always ready with a smile. R-OBERT PGWER Bob Class Vice President 1,25 Homeroom President 35 Var' sity Club 1,2,35 Junior Ki' wanian 25 Rifle Team 35 Baseball 1,2,35 Basketball 25 Volleyball 2,35 Trafhc Squad 2, President 35 Christmas Dance Committee 3, Riotous sense of humor . . . flash of red hair. L1 .f .M ,f FRANCES REYNOLDS Frannie Student 'Council 25 Class Officer 25 Modern Dancing Club 15 Physical Education Club 25 School Spirit Club 35 Cheerleading 35 Prom 'Committee 25 Senior Play Committee 35 Thanksgiving Queen Attendant 35 Library Assistant 15 Gym Dernonstra' tion 1. Lively . . A cute brownfhaired cheerleader. MARIE RICHMAN Marie Honor Roll 25 Antler Staff 35 Chatterbux Staff 25 Nurs' ing Club 15 Bible Club 25 Welfare Committee 35 Sen' ior Play Committee 35 Prom Committee 25 Intramural Basketball, Volleyball, Soft' ball 2,35 Archery 2,35 Chof rus l,2,35 Traffic Squad 2,3. Conscientious class worker . . . looking forward to a nursing career, JEANETTE RINCK Butch TrifHi-Y Club 25 Intramural Basketball 1: Commencement Usher 25 Prom Committee 25 Senior Play Committee 3. Lends a helping hand , . . N.A.Cr fan . . . happyfgof lucky . . . Cheerful and friendly. Christmas Dance - 66Sleighbell Serenade RICHARD RUFE Rich Homeroom Officer 1,2,35 In- tramural Basketball 2,35 In- tramural Volleyball 2,35 Var- sity Club 2,35 Baseball 25 Basketball 1,25 Rifle Team 35 Chatterbux Staff 3. Vigorous cheerleader, hip, hip . . , good kid , , . makes every time a good time . . . always ready to laugh. NANCY RINCK Nan Nursing Club 15 'Crafts Club 25 Intramural Basketball 25 Intramural Volleyball 25 Cho' rus 35 Commencement Usher 25 Christmas Dance Com' mittee 3. Sweet and gentle personality . . . always ready for fun . , . willing school reporter. ROBERT ROSENBERGER nB0b1s Homeroom Oilicer 15 Stu- dent Council 2,35 Dancing Club 1,25 Chorus 1,2,35 jun' ior Kiwanian 25 Senior Play 35 Intramural Basketball, Volleyball 1,2535 Baseball 1,2,35 Gym Demonstration 15 Trafhc Squad- 2, Reserved . . . acting debut as Mr, Twiller in Senior Comedy . . . look out for that mustache, Bob, JOHN DAVID ROBERTS Dave Small Boats and Crafts 25 Chefs Club 3. Never a dull moment , , . keeps to himself , . . keeps everyone guessing . . . ap- pears to be industrious . . . takes life as it comes. FRANCIS J. RUFE Fran Homeroom Officer 25 Model Air Craft Club 15 Dancing Club 25 Radio Club 35 In- tramural Basketball 15 Intra' mural Volleyball 25 Track 15 Chorus 1: Prom Commit' tee 25 Thanksgiving Dance Committee 35 Projection Squad 1,2,35 Gym Demon- stration 1. Earnest committee worker. MURIEL RUMER Muriel Dramatics Club 15 Crafts Club 25 Senior Play Com' mittee 3. Characterized by a slow grin . . . warm hearted and sin- cere . , . keen sense of humor . . . unruflled poise . . . a good friend to all. ARTHUR RUSH lbArt91 Homeroom OEcer 15 F.F.A. l,2,35 Football 35 Band 1,25 Chorus 35 Gym Demonstra- tion 1. Secretary of F.F.A ,... determination plus initiative . . . speaks when spoken to . . . enjoys a good laugh . . unsellish spirit. LAN CE SCHNEIDER ssllannyss Dance Band 15 Boat Club 2. Good, not too goodg bad, not too badg a happy medi- um...calmandquiet... accommodating at all times . . . nice to know . . , wants to live without a care. Seniors Go En Masse to U. N. RONALD SABATH Ronnie Model Airplane Club 15 ln- dustrial Arts Club 25 Foot- ball 2,3g Intramural Basket- ball I5 Traiic Squad 25 Gym Demonstration 1. Devilish rogue who's deli- nitely not a woman hater . . . where did you steal that flashy Ford, Ronnie? DONALD E. SATTERTHVVAITE NDOni1 Chess Club 25 Harlequin Club 35 Intramural Basket- ball 1,2,35 Intramural Volley- 'ball l,2,35 Choir l,2,35 Cho- rus 1,2,35 Prom Committee 25 Senior Play Committee 35 Gym Demonstration 1. First love-boasting . . . full of initiative and action. MILTON J. SANDS, JR. ss-Iayn Student Council 2, Treasurer 3: Junior Kiwanian 25 Foot- ball 15 Track 2,35 Rifle Team 2,35 Baseball 15 Intramural Basketball 2,35 Harlequin Club 2g Trallic Squad 3. Instigator- what next, jay? . , . wordy explanations in class . . . ready to laugh and be laughed at. JOSEPH SCARPELLO Little Joe Photography Club 35 Arch- ery Club 2. Brute strength? . , . like- able chap who has lots of fun . . . not much to say . . . spirited . . . an uncon- ventional and ready laugh. JOHN RUTHERFORD Drummer Boy Dance Band lg Rhumba Club 25 Shop Club 35 Intra- mural Basketball 15 Basket- ball 25 Football 35 Band l,2,35 Bux-Mont Band 2,35 Christmas Dance Commit- tee 3. Nonchalant character . . . a whiz with the drumsticks . . . wavers from moods of silence to animation, ROBERT A. SCHNELL, JR. l5Bob!5 Varsity Club 2,35 Intramural Basketball l,2,35 Intramural Volleyball 2,35 Football l, 2,35 Track l,2,35 Gym Demonstration 1, Active in sports , . . likes to tell jokes . . . an engag- ing smile that llickers in his eyes . . . a line fellow at all times. Movie - RONALD SCHUYLER G 11 Dance Band Club lg Varsity 'Club 2,3g Intramural Basket- ball lg Intramural Volleyball 2,33 Football l,2,3g Band lg Chorus 3. Has a humor that tickles without a scratch , , . devilish . . . sports enthusiast . . . studies were pursued but not seriously, ROBINA V. SHAFFER Beanie Homeroom Officer 2,3g Inf tramural Volleyball 33 Tri' Hi'Y 1,23 Gym Demonstra' tion 1. Beautiful laughing round eyes . . . always helps every' body she can . . . specializes in cheerfulness . . . flowing personality, HANS G. SCHROEDER Hans Bible Club 1g Banking Club lg Gym Demonstration l. A person worth knowing , , . gets flustered easily . , . courteous . , , likeable . . . talents are hidden under a bushel of modesty. RICHARD R. SCHUMACI-IER Richard Shop Club 2g Auto Meehan' ics Clubs 3g Prom Commit- tee 2g Projection Squad l,2,3: Gym Demonstration lg Baseball 3. Crazy about cars , , . tease and such fun! . . . spon- taneous laugh , . . full of get up and go . . . appetite like a horse, G'Good Morning, Miss Dovev Sponsored LORAIN E ANNE SIMMONS lKRainyi1 Honor Society 2, Secretary 35 Bible Club l,2,3g Antler Staff 3g Chorus 1,2,3g Choir 2, Vice President 39 County Chorus 1,2. Efficient worker . , , ambif tious . . . kept the minutes of Honor Society in Senior year . . . genial, . 3... g.aMa,.,,,,a,. . ,,,. , ., , ,.,, ,. . , .1 , K 5. f ffg,:r.sj,g5sf-3,,r,g.v iii, ,H ..,. J ,- K 45335 is ' ,. ,Qf'i'l , 'fl - I fi?g'Qi5?fU7 . w A --'Q' reXf7ff.'1zi1?.w 5 - - . J- ' , . ,. i . as A BARBARA SMITH i.tBarbu Homeroom Treasurer lg Tri' HifY Club l,2, Treasurer 39 Intramural Volleyball l,2,3L Prom Committee 2. Likes to please-never tease , , , friendly . . . always gay . . , lovable pal . . . capable in commercial studies. ALFRED SCHWARTZ 8 SM I 1 Gym Demonstration lg Hob' by Club lg Industrial Arts Club 2g Auto Mechanics Club 3. Shop expert . . . nonchalant character , , , indifferent air. TERRY A. SHEPHERD ssshepss Honor Roll 25 Homeroom OHicer 25 Chatterbux Staff 35 Photography Club 2,32 Intramural Basketball 1,24 Intramural Volleyball 3g Ant' ler Staff 35 Band 1,2,3g Dis' trict Band 2g BuxfMont Band 1,2,3g Gym Demon' stration 1. Man of few words . . . in' ward merriment under out' ward reserve. EDGAR O. SMITH Bink Varsity Club 35 Homeroom Ofhcer 15 Intramural Basket' ball 25 Football 25 Track 2,35 Wrestling 35 Prom Com' mittee 2. ,lust can't get to school be' fore that 8:30 bell! , . . drinks nothing but cokes . . . bashful smile and inf fectious giggle. REBECCA ANNE SMITH Becky Honor Roll 25 Homeroom President 15 Modern Dancf ing 15 F.T.A, Treasurer 2, President 3, F.T.A. South' eastern District Second Vice President 35 Physical Educa' tion Club 35 Antler Staff 35 Intramural Volleyball 2,35 Intramural Softball 1,2,35 Hockey l,2,35 Basketball l,2,35 Chorus 2,35 Choir Vice President 2,35 Band 15 County Chorus 25 Prom Committee 2. Three Day Whirl in Washington, D. SANDRA L. STADLER Sandy Homeroom Secretary 15 Tri- Hi'Y 1,2, Secretary 35 F.T.A. 35 Basketball 1,2,35 Tennis 2,35 Antler Staff 35 Cheer' leading 25 Chatterbux Staff 35 Prom Committee 25 Com' mencement Usher 25 Christ' mas Dance Committee 35 Gym Demonstration 1. Live-wire! HELEN SUBER Helen Dancing Club 1: Chorus 1,2,35 Prom Committee 29 Gym Demonstration 1. Very petite . . . takes her work seriously . . . 8 HUC friend , . . busily Hits around doing her duties . . . quiet nature. l if BENJAMIN TAYLOR S4Ben 99 Wood Shop Club 1,2,35 Gym Demonstration l. What happened to that 5100, Ben? . . . believes in having 3 good time . . . a maker of mischief . . . occasionally serious . . . big joker. CAREL ANN TAYLOR ucatu Archery Club 15 Physical Education Club 2,35 Home- room Ofhcer 25 Intramural Softball 15 Hockey l,2,35 Tennis 35 Basketball 1,2,35 Prom Committee 25 Senior Play Committee 3. Likes to have a good time . . . very reserved with hid- den emotions . . . enjoys friends. C. ELIZABETH STILL Bette Nursing Club 15 Homemak- ing Club 25 F.H.A. 35 Choir 35 Chorus 1,2,35 Commence' ment Usher 25 Prom Com' mittee 25 Senior Play Com' mittee 3. Welcomed into choir in her Senior year , , . you must be a friend to have friends -that's her- policy! THOMAS P. SWARTZ LLTOHIHS Student Council 1,2, Vice President 35 Intramural Bas' ketball 1,25 Intramural Vol' leyball 1,25 Antler Staff 35 Prom Committee 25 Thanks' giving Dance Chairman 35 Christmas Dance Chairman 3. Smooth personality . . . ladies' man . . . competent and dependable . . . rated highly by all. LYNN C. TAYLOR Hlldynnii Harlequin Club l,2, Vice President 35 Intramural Bas' ketball 25 Senior Play 35 Senior Play 'Committee 35 Prom Committee 25 Window Painting Contest 15 Gym Demonstration 1. Stringbean . , . a problem to any math teacher, espe' cially Mrs, Brunner. MARTIN VALANIA Marty Honor Roll 25 Honor So' ciety 2, President 35 Student Council 35 Homeroom Off flcer 1,2,3g Antler Co'Editor 35 Prom Committee 25 Intraf mural Basketball 1,2,35 Gym Demonstration 15 Intramural Volleyball 2,3. Competition for any quiz kid . . , unsuspected quirks of mischief. Seniors Harassed by Final Exams WAYNE TROESTER Ciwayr-le? Oil Painting Club 15 Small Boat and Craft 'Club 25 Shop Club 35 Wood Shop 2,35 Gym Demonstration 1, True grease monkey . . . likeable . . . always willing to lend a hand . . , crazy clown. IEANNE UHLIG Jeannie Oil Painting Club 1,25 Cho' rus Club 35 Prom Commit' tee 25 Chorus 1,2535 Win' dow Painting Contest 1,2, Sincere and true friend . . . efficient and earnest in all she does . . . takes life cheerfully . , , will smile her way through. ELIZABETH TRUMAN Betty Homeroom Secretary 25 Tri' HifY 25 Banking Club lg Physical Education Club 35 Intramural Softball 1,25 Hockey 1, Manager 2,35 Prom 'Committee 2. Determined and industrious in her various activities . . . most reliable and conscien- tious manager Central Bucks has seen in years, GEORGE UMHOLTZ Wilbur Homeroom Officer 1,25 Var' sity Club 2,35 Intramural Volleyball 25 Intramural Baseball 25 Basketball 1,2,35 Cross Country 25 Chatterbux Staff 2,35 Traffic Squad 2. Snazzy sweaters . . . good natured . . . Squire of the Silver Buzzardf . , . wakes up about 3rd period. CAROL TOCZYLOWSKI Carol Cooking Club 25 F.H.A. 3, Conscientious typist . . . rock and roll girl . . . time to dance, to cook-not so much for a book . , . doesrft think too much of school work. KENNETH VINEIS Ken Homeroom Officer 15 Intra' mural Basketball 1,25 Intra' mural Volleyball 1,25 Foot' ball lg Track 1. Excellent athletic ability . . . full of fun . . . loyal to friends . . . never worries, never hurries . . . always ready to lend a helping hand. JAMES WARD ll-Iin1!! Harlequin Club 3: Intra' mural Basketball 253. Bashful , . . quiet fellow, but nice when you get to know him . , . ready to help when he is needed . . , ardent fan. NORMA WEBSTER Norma Nursing Club 15 Arts and Crafts Club 25 Chorus 1,2,35 Prom Committee 25 Library Assistant 1,2,3. In diminutive form . . mock seriousness . . . a dainty whimsical touch , . . completely feminine in her manner. Year Draws to a Close with Baccalaureate EARL B. WHITE Earl F.F.A, 1,2,35 Projection Squad 1. Better late than never , . . soft spoken, . . heckled farmer of the near future . . . keeps to himself , . . steers clear of hard work . . . known by almost every' one in his class, ROBERT WEINBEL i5B0b59 Photography Club 15 Oil Painting Club 2. Shop work nts him to per' fection . . . appears in- dustrious . . . finds good in everyone , , . keeps every' body guessing . , , joy in living. SANDRA WENTZEL Sandi Dancing Club 15 TrifHi'Y 35 Chorus 1,35 Antler Staff 35 Chatterbux Staff 35 Prom Committee 25 Senior Play Committee 35 Gym Demon- stration l5 Christmas Dance Committee 35 Intramural Bas' ketball 35 Intramural Volley' ball 1,2,3. Vivacious . . . always spark' ling . . . cute grin , . . good fun. JEANETTE WENNER Jeanie Tri'Hi'Y 15 Girls' Physical Education Club 25 Hockey 25 Tennis 35 Intramural Bas' ketbal 35 Intramural Volley- bal 2,35 Chorus 1,35 Prom Committee 25 Chatterbux Staff 35 Antler Staff 35 Commencement Usher 25 Gym Demonstration 1. Jeanie with the light brown hair. DAVID WEST Chesty Student Council 35 Archery Club 25 Wildlife Club 35 Inf tramural Basketball 25 Gym Demonstration 1, Small fry . . . makes a ter- rific noise . . . perfectly harmless . . . entertains everyone . . . temper to match his hair. l JUDITH WHITE Whitie Antler Staff 35 Chatterbux Staff 35 TrifHi-Y 15 Physical Education Club 25 School Spirit Club 35 Hockey 25 Tennis 2,35 Cheerleading 3, Assistant Manager 25 Com- mencement Usher 25 Chorus lg Prom Committee 25 Senior Play Committee 35 Christmas Dance Committee 35 Gym Demonstration 1. Full of vim and vigor . . . a flashing smile . . . change' able. JOSEPH WIELAND Ili.IOe11 Varsity Club 2: Intramural Basketball 23 Baseball 23 Track 2g Cross Country 2. Snappy spirit . . . hot r0d . . . full of get up and go . , , unassuming disposition . . , smart remarks . . . devil may care attitude. MARJORIE KAY ZIEGLER Micky F.T.A, 3g Chorus 2,35 Prom Committee 23 Senior Play 34 Commencement Usher 2. Dramatic talent put forth in Senior Play . . . avid equesf trian , . , good fun . . . always on the go. 8 I i 52,55 5 , J 1 3: s 1 , 1 sf- , ,a 4 - , gl . 6 57 54 365 by iw!! K N-uv-wr ,i At Last - GRADUATION! LAMAR WILNT Lamar Archery Club lg Art Club 2. Friendly . . , forever riding around town , . . mischie- vous gleam in his eye . . . mechanically minded , . . lives for fun and happiness . . , doesn't think much of study halls. FRANKLIN 0. W-ONDER Frank Student Council lg Rifle Team 3, Tends to his own affairs , . . conceals humor under placid countenance . . . quick on the trigger . . . fun loving individual . . , could be a whiz in his studies. ROBERT WINTON Bob Photography Cluh 2g Auto Mechanics Club 3. Easy going fellow . , . full of mischief , , , nice to know . . . accommodating at all timcs . , . doesn't overf work. RAYMOND WORTHINGTON t.Rzly-- F.F.A. 1,2,3. Shy manner . , . unselfish spirit . . , slow smile , . . unruffled calmness . , . sin' cere in purpose . . , Hrst rate pal . , . has a casual manner about him. RICHARD WILSON Rick Varsity Club 1,21 Baseball l,2,3: Football 1,2. Countless friends . . . never a dull moment . . . nonchaf lant . . , hunts and fishes . . . Did you have fun with the Marines this summer? , , K A ci'i Y y it I ,yyyi A 'A JOHN F. ZUKOW GLJOhn15 Harlequin Club lg Foot Lighters 2g Chorus 33 Senior Play 3. Laughable as Teddy in the Senior Play . . . keen wit . . . loves all teachers! , , . easy going lad . . . a big entertainment for most peo- ple . . . dig those crazy imitations. ,A on-V EDITORIAL STAFF-Standing, left to right: T. Fares, T. Shepherd, R. Kratz, D. Lake, M. Richman, B. McClintock. Seated: E. Hohenner, D. Hubb, L. Simons, j. White, R. Smith. ART STAFF-Left to Right: Maxwell, W. Given Miss O'Donnell Advisor H de R M. THE A TLER Co'Editors . . . .....,.... Virginia Alexander Martin Valania Senior Editors . . .Deborah Hubb, Rebecca Smith School Life Editors ..... Club Editor ....... Faculty Editor ..... Underclass Editor .... Boys' Athletics Editor . . Girls' Atliletics Editor . . . junior High Class Editor junior High Clubs Editor . Barbara McClintock David Lake . . . . . . . .Terry Fares . . . . .Marie Richman . . . . .Erica Hohenner . . . . .Terry Shepherd .. . . . .Judy White ........RaIph Kratz Music Editor . . . . . . . . .... Lorraine Simmons Business Manager . . . . . Assistant Advisor . . . . Advisor ..... . . . . . . . . . . .John Detwiler . . . . . . .Miss Farrar . . . . .Miss Mantz , , 31. y , . Montana, J. Uhlig, B. Fighera, A. Detweiler. EDITORIAL ASSISTANTS-Standing, left to right: T. Swartz, P. Hammond, J. Wenner, E. Greiner, M. Leatherman, K. Fox, N. Lake, T. MacAniff, S. Stadler, L. Fell, H. Felton. Seated: I. Fallon, j. DeCoursey, S. Wentzel, B. Black, M. Huber, I. Davis, G. Benecke, E. Evans, R. Lane. ..,.- . f uv A Zltlf CofEditor. M. Valania, CofEditorg I. Detwiler, Business Managerg V. Alexander, . The Torch Bearers i gf w CAST Mr. Frederick Ritter .......... Lynn Taylor Mr. Spindler ....... ....... L awrence Fell Mr. Ralph 'Twiller ...... Robert Rosenbergcr SENIQR PLAY COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN-Seated, left to right: Ioann Heilman, Carol Parker, Mr, Phayre, Director, Sue Fisher. Stage Mandg6T .... . ....... Karl FOX Standing: Allen Huber, Lynn Taylor, Ronald Kershner. Teddy Spearing ..... ........ J ohn Zukow Mrs. Paula Ritter ........... Deborah Hubb Mrs. Dora Pornpinelli ....... Judith Hyde Mrs. Nelly Fell .............. Joan Jefferies Mrs. Florence McCricket . . .Mary jane Bush Mrs. Clara Shepphard ......... Nancy Lake jenny ............... Marjorie Kay Zeigler Mr. Hossefrossi ....... John Detwiler Prompter ..... ..... G isela Benecke But I just can't stop crying, Nelly! SENIOR PLAY CAST-Seated, left to right: Mary jane Bush, Nancy Lake, Joan Jeffries, Larry Fell. 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V 51 lQS11gj1',' Qi'-,VI , . ' In 5:39 '95 fgf V . , Q23 , 15.3 ,- :II 'IIII-.I U. I,.f,' . . 1' a' Experimenting with acids and bases in a frst period chemistry class. This subject is available to juniors and Seniors. French I students making recordings of their voices. French may be taken by any Senior High student. Group discussions in a P.O.D. class. History is required of all students at Central Bucks. A Senior English class studying English literaf ture. This subject is also required of all stu' dents every year. Senior High Art students with some of their projects of the year. Art can be taken by any Senior High student. Physics students studying about the pendulum. Physics may be taken by both juniors and Seniors. Trying to understand spheres in a Solid Geometry class. To take this course you must be a Senior and have had all other academic math courses. Typing a letter in a third period typing class. Typing is a vocational subject available to any Senior High student. Driver training students having the rules and laws of driving explained to them by Mr. Green. Driver training is available for students eligible to drive and is taken during their free periods. wi A cooking class enjoying their own private meal. This subject is re- quired of junior High girls and is an elective for Senior High girls. A sewing class getting expert advice on their work. This is ref quired of junior High girls and is an elective for Senior High girls. A stagecraft class arranging props for a play. Stagecraft is open for any Senior High student. A Senior girls gym class doing the various exercises or their physical 8 tness test. Gym is required o all irls at Central Bucks. Two Senior boys using the printing press in 0. Senior High shop class. This is an elective for Senior High boys and is required of all junior High boys. Senior agriculture students using a blow torch. This course is designed for the future farmers and is offered to Senior High students. A Senior boys gym class practicing for physical fitness test. Gyrn is required of boys in Central Bucks. The members of sixth period choir rehearsing their songs for it program. Choir is open to all students in Senior High, A band class practicing their numbers. Any student in Senior High interested in playing a musical instrument may elect band. their cl STUDENT COUNClL7Last Row, left to right: A. Breinig, B. Fretz, MacAnilI, T. MacAnilI, S. Arcade, L. Roeder, P. Hammond, Mr. Green. First Row: B. Bramble, M. Price, P. Davis, P. Moyer, J. Derstine, T. Swartz, R. Kinney, Corresponding Secretary, L. Erickson, President. C Parker Recordin Secretar ' . Sands, Treasurerg M. Ritter, B. Rosenberger, j. Smith, B. - , g Y, J Pierson, D. West. STUDE T COUNCIL rw T541 ,.........4n- This year the Student Council conducted many worthwhile activities under the guid- ance of Mr. Green. In Fall the council distributed student hand books which were composed by a special committee and financed by the council. They then worked with the Guidance Council in organizing clubs. They set up only those clubs which were of a worth' while nature. In Spring the clubs will be organized for the following year in order that the club program may begin immedif ately upon the opening of school. Autumn Leaves , the annual Thanks' giving Dance, was sponsored by the council as was the Leaders' Banquet in Spring. Left to Right: I. Sands, Treasurerg R. Kinney, Corresponding Secretary, L. Erickson, President, C. Parker, Recording Secretary, T. Swartz, Vice-President. CHATTERBUX This year the Chatterbux, which is pub' lished by the journalism class, again received recognition in the National Press Associa- tion and the State Press Association. In the State Contest, Judy Fallon, a Senior, was awarded a first place certificate and a bronze pin for a feature story. For the first time the journalism class was open to Sophomores. The staff, which is sponsored by Miss Kohler, is composed of twentyffour members, one of the largest in Central Bucks history. This newspaper, which covers all school activities, has a wide circulation among both students and faculty. HONOR SOCIETY The Central Bucks Chapter of the Na- tional Honor Society was granted a charter in 1955 by the National Council. This year the Honor Society, which is under the guidance of Miss Myers, worked on the project How to Study. This dis' cussion was led by Dr. Norris, who is administrative advisor. To be eligible to membership a student must qualify in scholarship, leadership, service, and character. Membership in this organization is the highest honor a student at Central Bucks can achieve. CHATTERBUX-Last Row, left to right: H. Felton, D. Gee, R. Aiken, R Guest, S. Leonard, G. Paul. Second Row: Fenstermacher, iWenner, C Parker, B. Pearce, S. Wentzel, M. Atkinson, I, Toth, R. Lane. First Row: J White, S. Jones, S. Fisher, Miss Kohler, R. Garges, L. Frick, P. Lee. HONOR SOCIETY-Last Row, left to right: R. King, B. Wein, G. Alexander, Treasurerg L. Simons, Secretary, R. Risser, M. Houk, M. Ritter. First Row: Dr. Norris, Administrative Assistant, D. Hubb, Vice-Presidentg M. Valania, Presidentg Miss Myers, Faculty Sponsor. i553 AUDIO -VISUAL AIDS The AudiofVisual Aids group is a service club with no social activities. The boys are trained to operate the audiofvisual equipment and are responsf ible for repairing iilm. They sacrifice their study halls and any other free time to show movies. Besides showing Hlms in the classroom they also operate projectors for different organizations in the com' munity. The members of the group are under the supervision of Mr. Hockman. Last Row, left to right: H Rader, C. Hayes, D. Nea mand, T. McNealy, J. Elf man, B. Davis, R. Kratz, H Lake, L. Keyes, C. Thatcher Second Row: H. Schleef, W Michener, R. Kratz, F. Rufe Row: B. Dubree, J. Detwiler H. Bennett, B. McNealy, P Hammond, C. Kratz, B. Roth F. T. A. This year the size of the F.T.A. has increased to fortyffive members. The club members have had many opportunities in student teaching, They sub' stituted in junior high homerooms when there were teachers' meetings and also taught at the borough school while the teachers were attending conferences. On the annual Student Teaching Day club members replaced the faculty for one day, In November these prospective teachers attended the county F.T.A. rally at Pennsbury High School. Becky Smith, club president, also served as Second VicefPresident of the Southeastern District F.T.A. F.T.A.fLast Row, left to right: A. Brash, Michie, J. Camburn, S. Zebley, J. Mumford, I. Smith, I. West, C. Kahn, E. Knott, M. Houk. Second Row: N. Crossley, E. Ward, M. Taylor, M. Penick, G. Goering, A. Bloom, M. Weber, j. Trauger, I, Olyphant, B. Bash, J. Toth, E. DeMoreland, Miss Mantz. First Row: I. Decoursey, S. Stadler, R. Kershner, P, Satterthwaite, Librarian, N. Lake, VicefPresidentg B. Smith, President, B, Pearce, Secretary, A. Detweiler, Historiang B. McClintock, L. Fell, 1. Davis, G. Benecke. AUDIOfVlSUAL AIDS - K. Fox, C. Callaghan. First vi A 5 BANKING--Last Row. left to nght: Cornell, D. Topel, C. Felber, B. Lawrence, C. Ott, D. Brinker, C. Tessmer, Mrs. Mix. First Row: Kritler, Unger, M. Harris, J. Hager, C. Freed, M. Heston. ,.,... . ... .. an L , N mi a ..,. .,..,f,,.a .. W ... .. ..,, - ,,,. .. lvwwvvwnwmv-r-M . , WH, 5 1. ,. l 4 l ----,..,..,,,, BANKING F. F. A. Each homeroom elects a banker at the beginning of the year to deposit the money from students who wish to maintain a savings fund. The bankers in the Senior High school meet every week. The thrift honor banner is presented to the homeroom with the highest percentage of students banking for that week. The aim of the F.F.A. is to help boys who are interested in becoming farmers. The boys have entered a window exhibit in the Kutztown, Allentown, and Reading Fairs. In january they attended the Farm Show in Harrisburg and in june four members will attend F.F.A. week at Penn State. Every year they hold a Sweethearts Square Dance at which time the alumni are invited to attend. The motto the boys follow is: Learning to Do-Doing to Learn-Earning to Live -Living to Serve, F.F.A.-Last Row, left to right: C. Taylor, I. Nowakowski, E, Saalfrank, G. Dover, W. Brinker, B. Paxson, T. Maughan, E. Landis, E. White, B. Roth, W. Vwfilkinson. Second Row: B. Whatley B. Flack, M. Huber, V. McGroggan, tl. Youngbroder, B. Garges, C. Callahan, K. Davis, L. Rice H. Burmeister, Mr. Shutt. First Row: j. Kerns, A. Munsell, E. White, F. Bauman, E. Bennett L. Myers, VicefPresidentg H. Labs, R. Worthington, W, Althouse, B. Lodwig, T. Blake, A Rush, Secretary. y y a 5 'U s-xiii? 99 'U I 4. 'fn B V. ' LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Helping Miss Swartzlander in the library are students who stamp books to be taken out and Hle the cards until the books are returned. When the books are returned they put the cards back in the books and place the books on a cart, ready to be ref turned to the shelves. It is also their responsibility to collect on overfdue books and to put study hall passes in order. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS-Last Row, left to right: Freas, C. Thatcher, E. Greiner. First Row: R. Longstreet, L. Hunsberger, M. Hockel, M. Gilbert, Maxwell, D. Conner, M. Paxon, N. Webster, G. Mayers. F. H. A. The purpose of the F.H.A. is to help needy families. The girls have sold cook books, corsages and ear' rings to earn money. At Christmas they made place mats for the patients of the Doylesf town Emergency Hospital and went caroling to different places in the community such as the jail, hosnital, and Neshaminy Manor. In january the club members traveled to Harrisburg to attend the Farm Show. F.H.A.-Last Row, left to right: M. E. Happ, P. Lehn, Brown, Cramer, A. Gommel, J. Elliott, M. Jamison, H. i Holmes, L. Bates M. Langford, B. Still. Second Row: M. Frederick, C. Toczyf lowski, G. Myers, Treasurer: I. Mann, President: S. Ott, Secretary: N. Mc' Ginnis, F. McGuire, A. Graber, Miss DeAngelis. Kneeling: M, Gersch, S. jones, V. Bellerby, M. Heston, P. Gillman, M. Paxson, C. Moldovanyi. TRI HI Y Tri H1Y under the leadership of Mrs Wctzel began its third year This club is sponsored by the YMCA for all girls who are interested in service to their school and community Among its rctivities were sending a Christmas gift to their former sponsor Miss Shultz entering the YMCA teen and clubs discussion course and contributing to thc Y.M.C.A. Wcbrld Service Fund. TRI-HI-Y-Last Row, left to right: N. Moon N. Wallower P. Davis Di Nelson, Second Row: Mrs. Wetzel, P. Mason, B. Groff, C. Heilman, B. Hamilton, B, Wells. First Row: S. Wenner, B. Smith, Treasurer: B. McClintock, VicefPresif dent, V. Alexander, President, R. Baker, Chaplaing S. Wentzel. TRAFFIC SQUAD The Traffic Squad with thirtyfsix mem' is now in its second year of operation. is sponsored hy the Student Council, and othcers are Boh Power, President, Jacohe, VicefPresidentg Judy Secretary, and Jay Sands, Treasf It is the duty of the squad to keep the moving quickly, quietly, and in an manner through the halls. . SQUAD-Last Row, left to right: M. Lutz, Derstine, S. Christman, B. Miller, ith, P. Hammond, C. Thatcher, L. Garrett, M. S. VJagner, M. Price, D, Topel, B. S, Engel. First Row: B. Alexander, G. P. Harris, Jeffries, S. Love, J. Sands, reasurer: B. Power, President: Jacohe, Vice' resident: Calvert, Secretary: B. XVclls, M. Mish, C. Heilman, C. Fighera, S. Torgeson. a if i 5 . W 1: ggi , ,ai V., Q is ,A ia' Yr NURSING ASSISTANTS Mrs. Davis, the school nurse, is helped hy girls who take care of the office when she is out on an errand. They make heds and clean the rooms in the health suite. Also on their agenda is filing records, RECEPTIONISTS This group is made up mainly of students from the Business Exploratory, Clerical Practice, and Otlice Practice classes. Where it could he arranged Miss Cliffton placed a senior and a sophomore together so the sophomore could gain experience for the Coming year. The receptionists give up their study halls in order to help. They run errands, help teachers and welcome the visitors to our school. RECEPTlQNlSTSfLeJ't to Right: Rohina Shaffer, Betty Truman. running errands, and sometimes administering hrst aid. NURSING ASSISTANTS - Left to right: M. Heston, M. Richman, Elliott, A. Ott, Jeffries, Mrs. Davis. DANCING-A-Members of the club are: J. Bitzer, S. Andrade, Ballard, A. Brash, D. Brown, Brown, B, Buchanan, Carroll, J. Davis, J. Fensterrnacher, B. Fenif more, B. Genner, P. Hohn, G. Hetfner, K. Hellyer, A. Helmuth, M. Howell, Kenney, C. Kratz, S. Leonard, S. Key to Rh thm The Dancing Club has been mainly interested in social dancing and dancing etiquette. They have set up a system whereby they supply their own music from their personal record collections. The more advanced dancers teach the beginners to sway with grace to the various popular rhythms. They aimed at later learning such dances as the mambo since a demonstration of a Venezuelan boy stimulated their interest greatly. SCHOOL SPIRIT-Last Row, left to vight: Michie, P. Parsonese, J. Riegel, C. Noblett, J. Wood, D. Entler, S. Engle, A, Kepner, B, Bash. Second Row: C. Kahn, E. Knott, M. Jampo, B. Wein, J. Fickes, 1. Bower, A. Fell, McKeowii, R. McNealy, S. Michl, T. lvlontana, More' house, P. Ofner, A. Ott, D. Porter, S Roeder, S. Rose H. Sanderson H. Schleef. R. Smith R Sn der, . Stachel . , Y J 3 -I. Vvlieland, L. Vvlilt, Zukow, C. Alinonrode, W. Rohr, B. DuBree, 1, -lacobe. Advisors: Miss Hagner, Mr. Reigel i Key to All Activities The School Spirit Club contains the key to prof moting sportsmanship and pride in our school. It aims not only to promote spirit in games but also in studies. The girls have been discussing problems within the school with the aim of solving some of them and have been serving as a relief to the very busy cheerleaders in making posters and beat signs to promote various athletic contests. J. Hann, B. Miller, M. Kernen, L. Ely, Miss Cuff, Advisor First Row: J. Heilman, j. White, M. Atkinson, M Carroll, E. Evans, M. Leatherman, S. Hollcey, R, Lane, L Frick. Missing from picture: Ehrenfeld, R. Garges, -I Oberhuber, F. Reynolds. 'U 'FE iv R VARSITY CLUB-Last Row, left to right: R. Schuyler, A. Breinig, W. Burnside, Shaddinger, Elfman, jourdan, A. Fetzer. T. Bruner, G. Denney, j. Taylor. Third Row: 1. Stryker, H. Linck, W. Ofner, R. Allan, L. Roeder, W. Buchanan, S. Arcade, W. Heintz, E Keyser. Second Row: D. Moberg, F, Fielding, B. Lawrence, Smith Ward First R014 Mr Wolfe Advisor R Sthnell A Logan R Power Trea urer F Leu.: Vice President L Erickson Pre ident T MacAniiT Secretary M ampo Mr Finn Adxior Mr Ma kas Advi or Mzssirig., rom picture A Lindner R Tomlinson j. Sands, R. Rufe, P. Hammond. A. Huber, MacAnifT, J. . ' , ' . S ': . , ' 1 . l,- , T S, lfs I. sla, 's . 1 f ' : . , . . Key to An interesting year was had by all in the Varsity Club. They heard an outside speaker, Carl Merner, who had competed in the 1952 Winter Olympics. Later in the year they held a scrapfdrive. They also made a major contribution to the school for the purchase of a whirlpool for hydroftherapy. It is hoped that sprains and other injuries incurred in athletic participation will be relieved. PHYSICAL EDUCATION-Last Row, left to right: Davis, C. McHugh, D. Schneck, C. Sanderson, G. Erwin, M. Penick, R. Smith, S. Christman, P. Case, Third Row: 1. Pearce, L. Reed, G, Buck, P. Nagurney, D. Topel, Smith, L. Price, P. Moyer, M. Taylor. Second Row: Miss th letics The Physical Education Club specializes in seeing that worthy girls in all athletic activities receive the proper recognition. To do so they have set up a point system in which all girls from Sophomores to Seniors can acquire points and have the opporf tunity to win a trophy or medal at the end of her high school career. Other activities include: award' ing varsity and championship letters, refereeing in games, and participation in individual sports. Spencer, Advisor: C. Taylor, B. Bramble, P. Satterthwaite. First Row: R. Kinney, V1cefPresident: M, Lutz, Secretary, V. Quinn, President: C. Miller, Treasurer. Missing from picture: A. Bloom, C. Bready, M. Davis, E. Dando, T. Fares, C. Fighera, E. Truman. AVIATICN-Last Row, left to right: R. Dexheimer, K. R. Hines. First Row: S. Ralph, R. Kock, B. Swain, Coles, Nash, E. Crock, D. Bates. Second Row: T. Fitz' States, S. Chipman, Mr. Detwiler, Advisor. Missing from patrick, S. Moran, P. McKeown, J. Polermo, T. Speight, picture: D. Brinker, J. Hughes, R. McClean. Mecha Learning the basic principles of flying and air' plane construction has been the basis of a very absorbing and interesting year for the Aviation Club. Much of this knowledge was applied to the building of model airplanes later on. Still more en' lightening was the visit to an airport to look into all the complications in flying around an airfield. Thus they concluded an exceptional club year. Cther boys of electrical as well as mechanical aptitudes joined the Amateur Radio Club. Here they found that they could prepare themselves to become hams and study the information they would need to pass their Federal Com' munications Commission's examif nation in order to acquire a license. They also applied their knowledge to constructing a signal generator and other electrical equipment, while they received practice in fooling with radio electrical parts. AMATEUR RADIO--Last Row, left to right: R. Rufe, Farinelli, W. Honer. Second Row: J. Orzechowski, H. Schroeder, S. Young, W. Maxwell, P. Westcott. First Row: A. Beck, L. Keyes, G. Allen, M. Eichenberger. Missing from picture: S. Lichtman. ar Keys The boys in the Auto Mechanics Club did not have a regular sponf sor from the school this year, but an experienced man in this field, Mr. Robert Schumacher. From him they learned how to execute a motor tunefup and to work on the various things it is possible to Cor, rect at home on their own in a car. They also studied the principal working parts of several types of engines. abinet Keys The Wood Shop Club is one set apart from all others in its organization, purposes, and projects. It has a closed membership of no more than twenty' WOOD SHOP-Clockwise from left: I. Rutherford, L. Buckner, Mr. Elfman, Advisor, I. Kerns, K. Vineis, W. Michener, L. Schneider, B. Taylor, R. Baum, T. Ham' WJ? AUTO MECHANICS-Left to 'right R. Gunther, R. Schumacher, W. Cathers, R. Winton, A. Schwartz. I jonczyk, R. Sabath. Missing from pic' ture: Blichas, F. Dyer, P, Fairchild I, Fincher, V. Gorman, R. Quinn, J Robertson, T. Histand, M. Kollo, I Kruse, M. Lucas, P. Mayer, R. Rufe W. Sadow, T. McNealy, R. Neamand A. Nelson, R. Painter, T. Parsonese E. Zeek, W. Schneider. two boys who must take wood shop as a regular class during the week. These boys work on projects that are ordinarily part of their regular class work with a vigor that is prohtable and results in beauty. marlow. These are seniors only, the other members ave: A. Black, D. Burmeister, I. Cantwell, J. Frye, C. Ott, K. Rickert, B. Reinhart, J. Simmler, A. Thomas, C. Thatcher. 'WL PHOTOGRAPHYfLast Row, left to right: Unger, D. Maclnnes, J. Scarpello, R. Rosen' berger, Mr. Wetzel, Advisor. First Row: C. Connitt, I, Bleiler, C. Barratucci, T. Stachel, T. Shepherd, B. Black. Color Key Central Bucks has its own center of future artists and hohbiests in oil painting. Every Monday the air of room 101 is permeated with the smell of turpentine and oil paint as the enthusiasts learn how to draw and show perspective, light and shadow, and texture. All land' scapes, portraits, and stillflifes, the favorite suhjects, are original. OH.. PAINTING-Cloclqwise from center: W. Given, M. Frye, McKe1vey, W. Froehlich, R. Hall, E. Hardy, J. Jeffries, D. Kirby I. Martin, K. Dewitt, R. Matje, L. Cotter. Miss O'Donnell, Advisor. Missing from picture: A. Detwiler, B, Fighera, V. Goering. N. Gold, E. Lamoreaux, M. Pillsbury, R. Pearson, I. Plequette. Key to Popularit Personality and Charm is the name of a club that specializes in those two essentials to popularity. The girls started off with question' naires and discussions and then studied various specialties in these qualities and heard women speak on them, By the end of the year they learned the secrets of popuf larity so well that few could resist them. PERSONALITY AND CHARM- Last Row, left to right: D. Gommel, R. Grater, M. Burdsall, R. Rush, C. Koonce, Trauger, R. Trail. Second Row: R. McCarthy, M. McCormick, D. Wendig, C. Ostra, C. Blaschlce, N. Dougherty, M. Kepler, E. 'Wintyen. First Row: Bensinger, G. Pressler, A. Felber, I. Matthews, E. Carlen, J. Loux, N. Yingst, Miss Fullington, Advisor. Missing from picture: B. Brown, C. Felber, Miss Berger, Advisor. hutter Key Cinerama Holiday was first on the activity list in the Photography Club this year, and what better example could they have for study' ing ine photography? From there they progressed to discussions on how to more successfully take pic' tures and develop them. Thus they rounded out an interesting year of activity. ,- M Q6 ' J NURSING--Last Row. left to nght: L. Hunsberger, Mason, R. Gargas, D. Garner. C. Reller, S. Strouse, D. Hoderman, E. McCall, j, Kohl, S. King, E. Kinces, B. dl i Labs. J. King, First Row: J. Mumford, C. Baum, Vogt, G, Shroeder, J. Cornell, K. Hunsberger, C. Tessmer, E. Klebes, V. Fahie, Mrs. Davis, Advisor. The Patient , V, Mayers. Key to Service These future nurses or honiemal-cers learn the fundamentals of home nursing. They learn hovv to care for the sick at homez they learn how to prevent accidents, they train people to do the right thing at the right time and help to prevent added injury. They also aid in preventing the spread of diseases and infections, The girls in the club take field trips to different hospitals in this area to gain more knowledge of the nursing profession. A great number of these girls enter nurses' training schools. The services the Bible Club renders are far differ' ent from those of other clubs. The members travel around to various places outside of school and give prayer and song services. In school they begin their meetings with hymns. Bible readings, and prayer. Harold' Schmidt of the Youth for Christ movement leads them in Bible study at certain meetings. BIBLE-Last Row. left to right: j. Camburn, M. Swartz, J. Lukens, Trauger. Second Row: N. Crossley, M. Huber, C. Posnett, Almonrode, R. Deane, N. Ewer, , . 3 If M, Gilbert, E. DeMoreland, E. Ward. First Row: Mr. Michener, G. Paul, H. Penick. L. Simons, President: C. Kelly, VicefPresident1 J. Hart, SecretaryfTreasurerg R. Hummer, H. Schmidt. S ng- ...L I Keys to Hobbies CHEF'S CLUB The girls who win the members of the Chef's Club as husbands are going to be lucky. Where foods are concerned, they are in the know. The boys have learned how to pref pare meals and to arrange proper and pleasing table settings. As for those who wish to make cooking their vocation, they had an opporf tunity to see what it was really like, and to ask questions to satisfy their curiosity, when they visited a diner. CHEFS-Left to Right: A. Voeringer, U Stehnike, D. Roberts, D. Kippeny, AW. Labs, R Gunther, M. Deluca, P. Fitzpatrick, A. Sabo lewski, A. Doelp, K. Fox. CHESS4Standi11g: L. Garret, F. Acuff, E. Patton, R. Medary, E. Atkinson, S. Bishop, T. Nosek, j. Shaddinger. Mr. Huntzinger, Advisor. Seated: j. Hubbard, j. Bergey. Missing from picture: Mrs. Andrews, Advisorg W. Houghton. WILD LIFE Animals and their habits are discussed with interest in the Wild Life Club, Here, members learn interesting facts about the other inhabitants of this earth that science classes do not even provide. They also have visited natural history museums and particf ipated in giving reports on animals of particular interest to them. CHESS CLUB Improve the mind and join the Chess Club could be a very true motto for the members of this organization. Aside from learning and practicing the fundamentals of the miniature war game, the boys also participate in interscholastic tournaments- and did you ever notice how sharp those chess players are? WILD LIFE-Last Row, left to right: F, Shelley, R. Moyer, I.. Wegscheider, N. Shankweiler, I. Keating, W. Sachsenmaier, W. Goodwin. Second Row: R. Greiner, F. Ace, W. Overholt, I. Oglesby, R. Gold, R. Mullen, D. West, Mr. Gerhart, Advisor. First Row: B. Mason, N. Nagurney, R. King, D. Potts, R. Ruehl, L. Keck, Suder. 0 3 K- 97 L Hain . - . row-A vi ,-V2 4 ,.,. ,.' ,1.,'-gl, ':.l -fx: JIQE2:f.:-:f.44jifivf,,: H, .2 5Eff?ff,'4s,. . , 45jQlElf Qw7f'?f,,,.,.. A , V . , 4' ,vf'4:,aj4A i, , fijffw, .m l ., ,, .,,, . .,.,,, ,.-.,...mn A, .. ., M .v Jim . .,. .Q if .3 x-asia ' -'1.:11h ,, - - ,,-'- ., .... A k 1 0 fgiffiifw ' 1' J , ' f1.,,,,-f ,Q ,,W,, W 1 A -W..,w wh-M wwwf .Mr -1 my . ff fm--uf 22? U.,-.W vm--A Www- iw' if Y X ,lf , 5 HQ V, i 7 iii L X 4 EQ 2 '- pl w 1, ' I ' Lgiwf M F . ..:..,,. . I fy -fs gf-is wr .fl ,I ,Q f, 53 we y A PROM Shirley Carpenter, .Queen of the junior Prom, surrounded by her attendants at the annual dance sponsored by the junior Class. li 'r 1 . il K , Q ' 7' 'f -mwf ',: 5 1 WML, f., wtf , , I 33 yum, ,wifgff L A ., I y My W A, A ,, i K ' H 4Q1f r1w?fe sfiiflgj an V . - m ' zgs3gv A A ,CQ X L . ' ' H ,, ,V wp. - ' 3 2 V .. Mg x ' -ga: , 'mf - , ,my cc, K. WN If .1-g,,-gg,gs-E.sr:,f-fri,-1 L , 'lb . Q , we 'iw-ti - ' , 1 i fl: M, K W i V' ' ' W. - . e , BONFIRE A scene from the annual bonhre held on the eve prior to the traditional Thanksgiving Day football game between North Penn and Central Bucks. N THANKSGIVING a DANCE Mickey jarnpo, captain of the foot' ball team, crowns Barbara Bu' chanan, Football Queen of 1955f 1956, during the annual Thanks' giving Dance sponsored by the Student Council. g Isl--E SER E. NAD ..-,.f CHRISTMAS TABLEAU The hnal scene of the tableau from the Christmas Carol Service held each year in the Central Bucks auditorium. BASKETBALL BENEFIT The March of Dimes beneft basketball game between the Central Bucks junior High faculty and Senior High faculty. The Iunior High faculty won this yearls contest 45 to 35, CHRISTMAS DANCE A scene from the Christmas Dance sponsored by the Senior Class. ASSEMBLY A wrestling demonstration by the Central Bucks wrestling team in a Senior High assembly. L69 HARLEQUIN-Last Row, left to right: ,l. Hyde, B. Fretz., R. Harris, E. Greiner. Fourth Row: I. Detweiler, D Satterthwaite, I. Ward, D. Caswell, P. Smith, UI. Davis, j. Tongyai, I. Martyn. Third Row: C. Freed, I. Tomlin son, R. Risser, I. Derstine, S. Gott, M. Mish, S. Wagner B. Alexander, J. Calvert. Second Row: L. Fell, M. Houk, N. Floral, M. Cripps. First Row: Mr. Gendall, Advisorg D. Hubb, President, L. Taylor, Vice Presidentg G. Ben- ecke, Secretaryg R. Kershner, Treasurer. Missing from picture: R. Appel, N. Lake S. Love, P. Rothermel. H RLEQUIN CL B The Harlequin Club is in its thirtieth year of work in worthy entertain ment. It was organized in October, 1925, and has been a true tribute to the type of school experiences possible here. This year the members have partici ated in an exchange variety show with Quakertown a series of student CAST In Order of Appearance Frieda .......... Beverly Alexander Herbert Gage. . .Donald Satterthwaite Sarah Gage ............ Sally Gott Paula Gage . . .... . . Peggy Cripps Marge Gage ....... Judy Tomlinson Barbara Gage ......... Nancy Lake George Husted ........ Peter Smith jonathan Rockwood ..... Lynn Taylor Matilda Rockwood .... Irene Martyn Mr. Loomis ........ Ronald Kershner Uricle Walter ...... Donald Caswell Matt Rockwood ...... james Ward Carson ........... Edward Greiner Constable ..... . . . Robert Harris i'Now, here's where we PACE it up! P , directed onefact plays, and the play of the year, January Thaw. The club also presented to the school a curtain for the Community Room stage. 139 f 1 4. 1 ' . K I Wm X F' i I Lx ww N ,gs XL p 1 fin , I1 'W L SIMONS Vice Pvesident A DETWEILER Recording Secretary ALTHOUSE President NIV' 6 Y R RISSER Treasurer R M BAKER Corresponding Sc CHOIR D CHORUS The Central Bucks Chorus and Choir under the direction of Mrs. Buckman have been very active this year. The joint group presented both the Christmas 'Carol Service with the theme Bells of Christmas and the Spring Music Festival. The Choir, with a membership of thirtyfeight, gave various exchange programs, assembly programs, and entertainment for community organizations. SENIOR HIGH CHORUS-Last Row, left to right: L. Detweiler, D. Brand, L. Bishop, J. Simon, N. Clark, S. Wentzel, M. J. Bush, A. Ott, I. Hyde, J. Tomlinson, M. Ziegler, B. Thompson, R. Thompson, J. Martin, I. King, C. Almonrode, R. Dexheimer, D. Marschall, R. Kratz, A. Rush, D. Bates, H. Plank, H. Burmeister, A. Klair, E. McCall, E. Cosner, M. johanides, C. Parker, P, Parsonese, In February the Choir was host to the Juniata College Choir who presented a program for the Senior High Schooll This years Choir has several members who are looking forward to music education 'is a career. Many others will be finding some practical use for the musical knowledge which they have gained and all will find that the character traits that are so essential in choral music, will become even more important upon graduation. L. Saalfrank, L. Paul, B. Bramble, M. Price, S. Fisher, R. Prosser, M. Richman, E. Kinces, C. Posnett, DeWitt. Third Row: D. Conner, P. Case, S. Shaddinger, J. Uhlig, E. Dando, -I. Maxwell, I. Fallon, B. Wells, B. Groil, L. Reed, D. Bedford, L. Fisher, L. Fell, L. Buckner, R. Beach, r t Rosenber er L Ulmer R Buchanan K. B. Fez, R. g , . , . , Swanstrom, T. Parsonese, R. Harris, M. jampo, D. .., QQ. J, Q we Tama' Wa CHOIR-Last Row, left to right: C. Freed, M. Atkinson L. Simons, R. Smith, Trauger, A. Detweiler, C. Nyce B. Black, L. Harstine, M, Burdsall. Third Row: R. M Baker, R. Longstreet, M. Huber, J. Lukens, L. Buckner, Schneck, M. Gersch, P. Harris, N. Lake, B. Harry, 1 Henderson, D. Hart, McGlaughlin, Wenner, B. Buchanan, M. Iampo, B. Wasser, N. Labs. Second Row N. Foral, j. Klebes, P. Mason, 1. DeCoursey, Almonf rode P. Rothermel N Webster Werlin R. Roth M , , 4 , J. H, , . Eichenberger, H. Covatta, R. Medary, W. jones, R. Lodf wig, H. Forney, R. Baum, R. Schnell, R. Schuyler, W. Althouse, S. Moritz, S. Torgeson, West, D. jones, N. Q s D. Marschall, R. Kershner, G. Benecke, N. Dougherty, S Holkey, R.. Risser. Second Row: L. Frick, G. High, E Hohenner, L. Fell, C. Almonrode, L. Ulmer, W. Althouse J. Wood, S. Leatherman, P. Satterthwaite. First Row M. A. Swartz, P. Ofner. P. Lee, J. Michie, N. Crossley Rinck, C. Fountain, N. Partsch, A. Shaddinger, L. Brown, T. Connell. First Row: M, A. Swartz, P. Ofner, L. Frick G. High, R. M. Baker, R. Longstreet, M. Atkinson, L. Simons, R. Smith, Lukens, M. Huber, E. Hohenner, Trauger, A. Detweiler, M. Burdsall, S. Holkey, R. Risser, P. Satterthwaite, P. Lee, J. Michie, N. Crossley, C. Nyce, B. Black, L. Harstine, G. Benecke, N. Dougherty, J. Wood, S. Leatherman. 1 - t . . u Q 4, r ' f A . ' Q. ,t - i nw EI '31 ' ' ' Q, -S if K, f g 4 I , M I Ii , Ii .iq ii .. 1 Q 3 Q kr , ,kgr ,, s I Lg Y . , Q 'X ., , 2 1 Z . K ' ,v 1 I Rf R, x QQ fs K L , fy ' ' , in 'Ni ' 'QV x Wi' H , Q 3 f Sr,,Rw t, 4 I X gf: - ., ' 7 V ilk 1-Q 2 9 My . f mf,-fe W N11 K- U AQ A 8 ,x h are K, , 4 W ' Mi W Www i f . 1 iv S 5 M . 1 ,W 1 figs V W A 'ty .wa 2 Z., 6 -.,:W,Wwq., , In .-:,,f-f.- K it f' ! A w f . j 1 -MGH L. X, ,..,. . - fl GIRLS' QUARTETTE Last Row, left to 'nglltz A. Dctwellcr, 'W Trango, S. Holltcy, N. Dougherty. Fmt Row: C. Freed, accompanist. BUX'lvlONT BAND - Laxt Row, left to Tljjlll, S. Young, J. Heinecke. A. Mllls, T. Shep- hard. Fxrst Row: B. Pearce, S. Blshop, j. Rutherford, M. A. Carroll, pl. Olvphant, ul. Hcnderf son, B. Appel. COUNTY CHORUS -Last Row, left to fight: G. Benecke, L. Simons, B. Black, L. Fell, R. Smith. First Row: L. Frick, W. Althouse, P. Lee, S. Holkey, R. Kershner, A. Detweiler. C. Nyce, M. Huber. THE B The Central Bucks Band, under the di' rection of Mr. Harvie, has carried on an' other outstanding year. The Senior High school band was joined by the ninth' grade band members to compose the marching and concert bands. An important part of school life, they have added pep to the pep meetings and enthusiasm to the football games. As a elif max to a fine year, they presented therr concert in Spring. Again our band was honored in being represented at both the district and state concerts given each year by a very select group of students from the schools within the area. This year Terry Shepherd was the representative. T DISTRICT AND STATE SELBCTIONS--LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Kershner, State Chorusg T, Shepherd, State Bandg A. Detweiler, District Chorusg W. Althouse, District Chorus. can K 72? C. B . BOOSTERS The Booster Club continued their support of athletics at Cen- tral Bucks by making a dream of many years a reality-permanent lights on War Memorial Field. They provided finances necessary for sending the football team to camp and are planning to boost girls' athletics by sending the hockey team to camp this sum' mer, There are six hundred paid memberships. Two hundred com' plimentary memberships are given to the graduating class. In order to raise the money to promote athletics the club spon- sored Booster Sports Night which included a Booster ClubfFaculty basketball game and wrestling matches. In spring the .Booster Club gives an AllfSports Banquet at which time the best girl and boy athletes receive awards. Meeting monthly from September through May the Central Bucks ParentfTeachers Association pre- sented many interesting programs. Teenfage probf lems were discussed at the October meeting by a panel including a psychologist, an educator, a min' ister, a psychiatrist, a parent and a student. In November Dr. Rachel Dunaway Cox of Bryn Mawr College spoke on Living with Parents. The January and February meetings were devoted to discussions on the characteristics of a good high school and how to Hnance our schools. At the March meeting the P .T.A. BOOSTER CLUB-Left to right: William Wrigley, VicefPresidentg Mrs. William Buchanan, Corresponding Secretary: Wells H. Denny President: Mrs. Calvin Roberts. Secretary: Calvin Roberts. Treasurer. Homemaking students modeled the clothes they had made during the year. The All-School Exhibit took place in April. Special study groups on The Exceptional Child and The Age of Peers were conducted in addition to the regular meetings. Funds raised by various projects during the year were given to the Organ Fund of the Music Department, P.T.A. Standing, left to right: O. Hammond Coles, Treasurer: Stanley M. Green, Corresponding Secretary. Seated: Miss Althea H. Mantz, Recording Secretaryg George E. Wilcox, President: Mrs. Bradford Green, Second Vice' President: Mrs. james L. Munson, First VicefPresident. -dx ',. ATHLETIC . H,-.,-.a-,g.4,.., .,.,,w4d:, -.1 fr f y'. X . I 'ff' U Key to Teamwork g': ' 'E-:f5fffL',Y.L.zg.,,, if 5 .?j'ff-v-fLi'f-wfex ..,:.1:,.afv2fL g ' 5 , . 3 X ,- . 1 4 3 4, -x., - '- -. f.,-.fl . 5 , , :www mf: . ar?-VZXA-ra Q , 1 5 'A l . ...u A l I . A 'Q ' Y s . -z 'I I f . rt man hlp 1 r I f JUNIOR VARSITYfLast Row, left to right: L. Weg- scheicler, L. Hendricks, L. Shaddinger, S. Bishop, J. Smith, R. Gold, MacAniff, R. Carver, E. Keyser. Third Row: D. Brinker, T. Igoe, A. Blank, R. Conley, G. Denney, A. fp e.l.. A .l ' .l.. A lg ig' . f FOOTB LL j i ig' . .. .',.' .ll .llnl ' A . ' .l W . ' KI Clockwise, left to right: I. Martyn, F. Bauman, P. Ham' mond, B. Elfman, R. Schuyler, A. Huber, I. Hager. Brcinig. R. Rule, C, Callaghan, R. Matje, S. Tenley. Second Row: R. Allen, R. Buchanan, D. Brown, Elfman, B. Lawrence, W. Heintz, A. Fetzer, F. Fielding, V. Cor' man, T. Bruner. Fwst Row: D. Mobcrg, W. Buchanan, F. Leuz, L. Roedcr. ef R f 5 B W3 A F., 'pv- . '- - ' t li fi ' .. L 1 af . - W , ..,KV ,W , ,,y.. . B ., fi it hh.' 1 f to :'. a - 3 . 'J 1 . Cloclqwise, left to right, beginning with center: A. Logan, Co-Captain, M. jampo, CofCaptain: J. lacobe, I. Rutherf ford, E. Hallowell, C. Fetzer, C. Howe, R. Schnell, T. Hamarlow, T. MacAniH'. Art Logan leads the play for jake facobe while Tom Hamarlow and Mickey jampo rush over to lend their aid in the annual Turkey Day game. This year football fans at Central Bucks saw the r- proposed permanent lights for War Memorial Field be' K. . Come a reality. Sparked by the cofcaptains, Mickey jampo . Maskas, introduced a multiple offense attack which i MR. EGLOFF MR, SATTERTHWAIT and Art Logan, the Buckaneers had many thrilling moments on the gridiron even though this is not indicated by the Hnal results. The coaehin staff headed b Mr bewildered the opposition many times. FOOTBALL SCORES C. B. Upp- 7 Bensalem .,.... .. 18 14 ... ... Upper Perkiomen ... .. O Pennridge ........ . 19 O... ...UpperMoreland.... 7 7 ... ... Springheld ...... . ... 13 17... ...Hatboro ...... .. 14 6,... ...Ambler .... . ...25 0 . . . . . . Quakertown . . - - 6 12 Souderton .. 19 9... ...NorthPenn... ...32 MR. CZERNIAKOWSKI MR. MASKAS Hammond and Logan rush in to stop Lansdale ball carrier. f' I' 1, I f mix, an... 1 u S. HOLKEY B. MILLER B. BUCHANAN 1 0- K Q ' gif Li?- PT IN MISS SPENCER 1' DAVIS' CA A COACH M. HOUK P. SA'I'I'ERTHWAI'T'E M. A V. QUINN ef B.B. ' ' ig I . , I .v X. ,Qi . iw ' - :I ,V-3,::a.-.vsffskfff M A Q s. GOTT . M1 ... R- SMITH R- KINNEY T, FARES G. BUCK B. TRUMAN E Q an JUNIOR VARSITY-Last Row, left to right: S. Christman Managerg M. Davis, C. McHugh, M. Price, P. Nagurny, T. Erwin, D. Schneck, B. Bramble, A. Bloom, M. Taylor, C. Miller, B. Sheetz, j. Plequette, M. jampo, Mrs. Hess, Assistant Coach. First Row: P Moyer, L. Reed, C. Fighera, L. Detweiler, I. Pearce, C. Taylor, ,I Ehrenfeld, T. Evans, j. Oberhuber, I. Hann, B. Fenimore. i Upper photo-Coach, manager, and varsity players at annual Hockey Banquet. Lower photo-M. Lutz and P. Satterthwaite heading for C. B. goal cage. ' ez . l:.. il fan.. 'I' HOCKEY The spirited C. B. hockeyites had a tri- umphant season sharing the second place BuxfMont League position with Upper Moreland. Decked out in gray and gold trim uniforms plus yellow kneefsocks, these C. B. beauties stole the show and the victories. With the leadership of jo Davis, Cap' tain, and the experienced coaching of Miss Spencer and Assistant Coach Mrs. Hess, the girls showed sportsmanship and deter' mination, and gained victory with honor. Helping from all angles were the Manager, Betty Truman and Assistant Manager, Sally Christman. The most valuable player award went to Barbara Buchanan, a senior. High scorer for the season was Ginny Quinn with 9 goals. S C H E D U L E C. B. OPP. 2... .... Alumni ........ ....O '1 . . . .... Upper Perl-:iomen . . . . . 1 '4 . . . .... Quakertown .... . . . . 1 0 . . . .... Abington ..... . . . . 4 'S . . . .... Pennridge ..... . . .. 0 '3 ... .... Hatboro .......... ... 0 '1 . . . ..... Upper Moreland . . . . . . 2 '1 .......... North Penn .... '. .... O '3 .......... Souderton .... .... 1 Stars indicate league games. '-,Nxt f 'li l . A , V .,, - 'A' MR FINN Coach l D. REDFIELD T. MacANIFF A Co'Captain C0fCapmm V i 1 A , f A i w wf ' 7 cz. HOWE G. UMHOLTZ Qj . Q L. ERICKSON A. HUBER A H , .... ve... gy- 'mf 1 - s. ARCADE f . - ,x : KJY 1 E ykv, --gigfikfgkv, .Zi l fa ,gp ak? K X . lr 9 'f 5 ii? g 1 5 155 124xxmX.,,lg,,Q'1Sc-,Y . QW Standing, left to right: R. Greiner, Managerg Smith, I. MacAnif'f, E. Keyser, A. Fetzer, R Tomlinson, R. Buchanan, L. Buckner, Manager. Kneeling: Mr, MacFarlane, Assistant Coachg W. Buchanan, W. Burnside, V. Gorman, H. Arnold, Mr. Finn, Coach. Lee Erickson gets an important shot off in the Pennridge game despite attempts made by defenders. Dave Redfield and Tom MacAnilT look on, ready to grab a possible rebound. BASKETBALL This year basketball at Central Bucks has a new meaning for us. Although the team has no long impressive list of victories. those made were crucial ones. No one will ever forget how the team defeated some of the top teams in the league when it seemed impossible. The fans liked to come out to the games to see the brand of playing and the sportsmanship exhibited. The team was always Hghting until the Hnal gun went off. Injuries hurt the team during the year, giving them a slow start. Dave Redfield and Tom MacAniff were given honorable men' tion on the AllfBuxfMont League basket' ball team. The prospects for future teams are very good as several underclassmen saw activity with the varsity. First Half Second Half CB OPP OPP CB 69 Hatboro .......... 57 48 59 Upper Perkiomen .. 48 53 59 Quakertown ....... 60 45 42 Souderton ..... . . . 56 78 68 Pennridge ......... 58 60 58 Upper Moreland . . . 45 44 50 Ambler ........... 57 73 60 Springfield .... . . 67 52 72 North Penn . . . . . 68 44 Dave Redfield sinks an important jump shot midway in the game to keep Central Bucks ahead. Ready to follow up the shot is Steve Arcade. JUNIOR VARSITY-Last Row, left to right: Miss C. Miller, D. Wendig, S. Cosner, M. Burdsall. First Row: Bal:-in, coach: B. Fenimore, L. Detwiler, C. Fuller, I. Cal' B. Thompson, G. Buck, M. Price, B. Bramble. C. Reller, vert, M. Klein, M. A. Davis, C. Sanderson, B. Alexander, P. Nagurney, R. Thompson. GIRL ' BASKETBALL As the cheers of the football season faded away in the distance a familiar slapping of the C. B. girls sneakers were soon heard in the girls' gyms. To be exact, November 9th was the Hrst basketball meeting for the Girls' Varsity Basket' ball Team at C. B. There was a terrific turnout this year, which Mis Illsley, with the assistance of Miss Helen Babin, narrowed down to 28 girls. Although the season was not a total loss, the Girl Buck' aneers practiced working together as a team, feeling the spirit of winning and losing the games they played. Maryanne Marczely and Stephanie Leonard were co- captains of the team and excellent guards. High scorers for the varsity team were Pat Satterthwaite and Jo Davis. 1 .. . 225 . f l , .,,. ...,. ,i . U . 5 , ii. ,,,. i A .vs .v ..r,w,,i.i . N .-,, 1 :rar , V - ' I sl it n if , 1 swf lf . 3 lil f . W' ' -' si f i - fl N T -' 25.7'1'2.'?f1 iffy 1 we if 7 W ' me A x -l i w. s ' 5 V. A -V K .,... fi . V . 412' l- 'A -.,.s Zssfis l f i 31 4 A J.: , it -' A ,. f fi' ic i . i 'WlQ'7Lx?5Kfl wi-'J x .Ms ff: 'Y .2 weave if iiss, . sl . , 5. .i i 'K1'i sri ., it 5 . eggs , , gui .., , Ii A A ..,. , , . if - .. - i ii .... r 1 --3 it r 5 'gf ai - N sy, .f r r . -rzr .- ' . ' at . ,. ,. 'wig V fu .. i .rl --: .fi E .f.:'s'21' . in 'irfrfw 1 - J ' 4 541: iin---2. -V , . , ,fi A 2- Left to right: B. Truman, Managerg S. Leonard, Co-captain, Miss Illsley, Coach: M. Marczely, Co-captain. Top Row, left to 1igl1t: C. Taylor B. Smith, S Stadler, E. Evans. Bottom Row: P. Satterthwaite J. Hann, R. Kinney, I. Martyn. Sfdlfd 'fLefz tu right: Richard Mover. Richard Kratz. Prime: Pat I Vv'oolley. Dave Lake, If When the gunsmoke cleared, the sharpshooters of Central Bucks showed an impressive record of seven wins against three losses, These marksmen show their prowess in the school target range. The team averf aged approximately 95 points per man in meets this year, which is an almost impossible feat considering the size of the target, The underclassmen have ref ceived good training from Mr. Williams, the coach, and their future prospects are very hopeful. CB. 487 .. 490 483 488 491 493 495 494 489 491 Ambler Nonfleague Pendergast ....... . . Upper Dublin .. Abington .... Upper Darby .... Interboro ...... Lower Merion .. Yeadon ....... West Catholic . Quakertown 365 490 472 479 497 500 495 490 489 485 Standing-Left to right: Mr. Roger Williams, Coach: Paul Bodine. Captain. 5IL171d1'Y1gfLCff to right: Suder, B. Powers, P. Woolley. R, Rufe. j. Sands, B, Rutherford. Seated: P. McCormick, Fincher, Manager. INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL -- Last row, left to right: D, Hart, C. Baum, P. Covey, C. Nyce, G. Benecke, N. Lake, center: A. Detwiler, captain. INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL INTRAMURAL VOLLEYBALL INTRAMURAL VOLLEYBALL-Last row, left to rxghtz S. Andrade, T. Swartz, j. Scarpello. Kneelmg: A. Huber, M, Jampo, C. Howe, R. Irwm. Jr- M. I . 3.555 ,ma V y 11' fx. 'QE 453' V. . f . .. f V :W I 'wig ,rf i If V 9 .fi . .45 if . J ,iw .3 f 4? liiuuunu-an CROSS COUNTRY-Standing, left to right: j. Davis, G. Gilbert, patrick, C. Raisner, B. Mason, J. Kniese, C. Callaghan, G. Detweiler, coach. Seated: R. King. P. Fitzpatrick, R. Terry, R. Hines, R. Greiner, J. Oglesby, T. Nuneriller. CROSS COUNTRY VOLLEYBALL G. Hamilton, T. Fitz' VOLLEYBALL -- Standing, left to right: Mr. MacFarlane, coach: R. Schuyler, V. Gorman, R. Irwin, W. Burnside. Kneeling: C. Howe, R. Power, L. Erickson, A. Huber, M. Jampo, H. ld Arno g g F. REYNOLDS I. CALVERTQJ I r-. X QsQ ag rii ' 'if . L .5 wie L ' ' '-.fi i ' sa X gag N.. I I ,, -key.. A L S K 6 , K i X Cheering at Thanksgiving Game. X if. eii. i 5, ENGLE B. BUCHANAN -N x' si- . a. T.. ' , wr, . it 5 1 75:54. 1. '-1521- Qk g g Q i a flea- . as ,-.if - swf ..' ' A . 1 'Q I ' '46 3 k-L, VV k l v .. , . 4, Q .K K' fb 2, ' My Mew, .V v N N 1554.2 pw? fa,,. A. cgi: flfssjk E 53357 z 5 if Y A 2 2 J i va 1. WHITE V. QUINN CHEERLEADER With a cry of Hey, All You Buckaf neers, these peppy cheerleaders put all the spirit and enthusiasm they had into their cheers, With Leanne Frick, Captain, and Miss Cuff, Sponsor, the girls have put into effect many new and original ideas. Helping out were managers, Barbara Fighera and Ruth Risser. Besides leading cheers and planning pep meetings, this peppy eleven still had time to decorate the gyms, and to make posters, beat signs, and colorful pom pons. In addition they sponsored the sale of mums for the Turkey Day game. Building school spirit was their biggest and most important job. 'Na , fn 5 Q ,- 1 ,V . , M W .. , , 7 ,gil .1 'Hi 2 v A' - V, , fa U ,I ,-..- I I I A S if Q 'K n if Ji, it tl fi' iw er, A fx . in z ,. A- V. f A 'A i, i K B, MILLER 1 Z X 'U I 4 O' ef f 3 S. GOTT 1. PEARCE fs M- U B. GREEN. MASCOT L' FRICK if 24 ,... gr' G2 UNDERCLASSES Sk, jc YEAH! QNTRR1- BLLCKSY 'fy .. E s .V S! Tr :Li ' I , xr ,, :TQ f 1 ' '. 9 fn .I Q' u, ,-A 1 4 . . S 1 ix'-' 'ffl 3- , cj L4,f?flfiI 'fx V L V 5 pf- sw ,. r4,Qx,gI, i .v .. V ' fl. 3 .'fv'4 ,- N -f' ,g.'7-fs' if 'V ,tu I 4 . . ' - .f'.' . Q ., 1, N. ,, NH. f f . .. 1 JT. . 12 Q 5 ' . 3 b .1 , ,V,. .: ' 1. , X. I l :gui-f W J-' ' Q : , it JL. A : . . - Q ,iff 1 I I Q -. , . - 5 ,, . . V. ......-- , L-,:,s43g,.: ' BNCMVEN ' f ,Q -V, W 'A , Active Pafifiipation JUNIOR ADVISORS-Standing, left to right: Mrs. Point, Mr, Seidle, Mrs. Hartman. Seated: Miss Cuff, Miss Hagner, Miss O'Donnell. FRED LEUZ President FRED FIELDING VicefPresiderit Under the leadership of class president Fred Leuz, the Juniors had many enjoyable activities. He, with the capable help of his fellow class ollicers, tried hard to make the year a great success. This year the Juniors started a tradition which they hope will be continued by succeeding classes. On the last school day before Christmas Vacation, they gave a Christmas Assembly for the Senior High School. Of course, the highlight of the junior year is the Prom, which is held in june. To raise money for this, the class sold pencils and CB pins, which can be seen on any student. Another activity was the Career Visitation Day. On that day many Juniors received help in choosing a career. THE CLASS OF 7 Juniors ELAINE WINTYEN Secretary BARBARA BASH Treasurer llhlll' ROOM 29-Last Row, left to right: J. Farinelli, R. Beach, J. Treaser, C. Brady, E. Kinces, V Gorman, M. De Luca, K. Coles. Second Row: T. Blake, L. Bishop, D, Brand, Simon, B. Bash I. Lukens, P. Back, I. Ballard, V. Conner, M. Kernen, R. Kinney, C. Noblett. Fivst Row: C Stirman, P. Fitzpatrick, M. Ritter, R. Snyder, D. Brinker, R. Allen, F. Fielding, B. Burnside K. Akers. ROOM 105-Last Row, left to right: F. Leuz, D. Kippeny, W, Labs, L. Rice, K. Rickert, S. Schmidt, N. Sly, B. Mahler, R. Rutherford, D. Schuck, D. Marshall, H. Rader, L. Roeder. Second Row: A. Schabener, B. Kepler, B. L. Overholr, S. Whitticar, Mumford, Mathews, E. Wintyen, R. Risser, I.. Ely, J. Toth, H, Sanderson, E. DeMoreland. First Row: P. Smith, K. Swanstrom, R. Kirby, E. Landis, G. Rothermel, S, Rose, W. Schneider, W. Houghton, Shaddinger, R. Rufe. 3 i if il ll las asf ll ROOM 7Bw-Last Row, left to right: A. Thomas, B. Frarriek, B. Gehhardt, I. Keating, P. Hahn, Hart, L. Harstine, Henderson, B. Heintz, R. Hall, B. Fretz, A. Logan. Second Row: L, Hunsberger, E. Hickey, M. E. Happ, D. L. Nelson, M. Heston, P. Wooley, M. Houk, N. Dougherty, S. Leatherman, P. Lutz. First Row: Hunshcrger, D. Gee, Tongyai, G. Heffner, R. Greiner, G. Gilbert, C. Taylor, E. Hardy, R. King, H. Forney. RUOM 10lYLast Row, left to right: Olyphant, M. Burdsall, D. Porter, M. Meyers, N. Rader A. Ott, R. Prosser, J. Morehouse, I. Plequette. Second Row: S. Mock, I. Martyn, C. Reller B. Wasser, B. Wein, S. Christman, M. Lutz, M. Pillsbury. Fzrst Row: bl. Stryker, D. Moberg N, Nagurny, E. Bennett, D. Potts, C. Almonrode, T. Nosek, A. Voeringer, B. Pierson. ll ll ilu ROGM 57-Last Row, left to 'rtgllts R. Smith, C. Moldoyanyi, B. Worthington, Trauger, B. Woolley, J. W'ood, N. Yingst, S. MCKL-own, B. Gawronski, M. Hockel, H. Linck. Second Row: L. Garrett, Tomlinson, 1. Mason, R. Nuss, L. Saalfranlc, R. Trail, Trauger, M. Frye, N. West. First Row: Smith, Berger, D. Caswell, Hubbard, J. Simmlcr, Unger, G. Mathews, H. Springer. ROOM 17-Last Row, left to right: N. Gold, C. Freed, S. King, B. Weber, A. Fell, G. Goering, D. Garner, R. Garges, Fenstermacher, j. Derstine, Davis. Second Row: M. Gunther, M. Koonce, A. Felher, R. Rush, B. Carlow. Hann, Fickes, H. Penick, D. Entler, S. Engel, S. Gott. First Row: L. Ulnicr, F. Dyer, j. Fincher, R. Dexheinicr, T. Fitzpatrick, L. Clark, S. Chipman, K. Dieterichs, B. Quinn, F. Edwards. .2-,ff 1 5 2 vw EIU I 'ff' iii t, .-its ' lim lllkl Iwi? HY! uf lui! KNEW :camp I ll sf K. Qi ADVISORS-Last Row, left to right: Mr. Phayre, Miss Myers, Mr. Riegel, Mrs. Wetzel, Mr. Scalzi. First Row: Mrs. Andrews, Miss Light, Miss Lukens. lected were given to the March of Dimes. A Point System was adopted, the purf pose of which is to reward the workers of the class by reimbursing them for their Washington trip in direct ratio to their services to the class. An intensive study of vocational and ed- ucational plans were made in the spring. These will be helpful to the Sophomores in future years. ROOM 23fLast G. Dover, J. Ma Second Row: S. ophomores The Sophomore Class, headed by Presif dent Bob Tomlinson, had as their theme for the year School Spirit. To them this meant the development of proper attitudes such as courtesy, respect, cooperativeness, friendliness and helpfulness. After discussing social standards for sevf eral weeks the class held a dance in the cafeteria on january 21. The theme was Pennies From Heaven and the coins col' CLASS OFFICERS'-Left to right: Art Fetzer, Treasurer: Gail Buck, Secretary: Robert Tomlin' son, President: Stan Bishop, Viceflnresident. he mg . Row, left to right: W. Honcr, T. Histand, E. Larlick, M. Huber, P. Fairchild cAniif, A. Hartley, T. Kuntz, R. Conrey, R. Hummer, P. McKeown, T. Igoe Tenley, C. Kahn, E. Knott, C. Howard, M. Kallatch, M, Jamison, D. Hockman I. Kohl, C. Fighera, S. Torgeson, S. Jones, E. Klebes, B. Labs, R. Painter. First Row: L. King J. K. Hunsberger. King, Kritler, M. Klein, L. King, R, Harris, Klehcs, C. McHugh. lourdan, N. MacGinnis . l94l we N-an 1 a a ROOM 52-Last Row. left to right: G. Allen, A. Black, J. Suder, F. Tiedeman, B. Brinker, Stachel, S. Bishop, B. Mason, j. Bell, R. Atkinson, A. Breinig, H. Bryan, F. Ace. Second Row: G. Buck, L. Brown, J. Irwin. Cornell, 1. Brower, N. Foral, C. Blaschke, J. Bleiler, B. Brown, D. Castelow, T. Stachel, C, Barratucci, C. Connitt. Fxrst Row: I. Bensinger, B. Alexander, M. Davis, A. Brash, Calvert, T. Bruner, Bitzer, A. Bloom, D. Sclmeck, M. Weber. THE ASS OF 53 ROCM lkLast Row, left to right: R. Kraatz, P. Moyer, J. Kruse, I. Kurtz, V. Mcflroggan, M. Kollo, M. Lucas. M. Erwin, R. Moyer, R. Appel. R. Mullen, I. Elfman, A. Fetzer. Second Row: VJ. Maxwell, E. Los, M. Davis, M. Moon, C. Miller, M. Moldovanyi, M. Felber, M. McCormick, D. Bedford, P. McCarthy, V. Mayers, j. Michie, R. Longstreet. Fwst Row: M. Mish, S. Love R. Neamand, R. McNealy, P. Mason, E, Fenimore, j. McGlz1ughl1n, L. Fisher, F. McKelvey, M. Langford. n RCOM 3OfLast Row, Nowakowski, A. Nelson, left to right: M. Eichenherger, S. Ralph, L. Keyes, E. Patton, I K. Davis, R, Conley, C. Raisner, Cantwell, R. Whatley, W, Overholt T. Nuneviller, -I. Pfeifer, J, Davis. Second Row: N. Ewer, R. Deane, M. Paxson, C. Wishwanick M. Penick, P. Nagurny, 1. Riegel, P. Parsonese, L. Paul, C. Posnett, N. Partsch, 1. Partsch Fwst Row: tl. Pearce, L, L. Price, S. Roeder. Reed, L. Detwiler, G. Erwin, S. Moritz, G. Denney, C. Ott, P. Moyer ROOM 100-Last Row, left to right: I. Ogleshy, L. NVcg1scheider, R. Tomlinson, J, Taylor, E. White, J. Ward, E. Saalfrank, E. Zeek, W. Wieland, T. Thompson, ul. Mziughan, C. Worthing' ton, C. Thatcher. Second Row: R. McVan, S. Young, B. Sheetz, Y. Wcnhold, E, McCall, l. Towler, D. Topel, N. Wallower, S. Wagner, j. Stratton, W. Wilkinson, First Row: R. Thompson, M. Price, P. Thompson, j. West, S. Zebley, E. Keyser, D. Wcndig, B. Varga, J. Vogt, F. Maguire. 'M H RCOM 13 - Last Row, left to right: D. Burmeister, W. Flack, j. Moran, C. Hayes, R. Carver, R. Gold, W. Goodwin, W. Clark, H. Hamilton, -I. Frye. Second Row: M. Frederick, G. Pressler, C. Ostra, B. Grolf, C. Heilman, B. Hamilton, B. Wells, M. Gersh, L. Daughton, E. Cosner, N. Crossley, L. Keck. First Row: R. Crater, C. Fountain, H. Hall, D. Commcl, R. Buchanan, P. Gilman, J. Franklin, M. Cripps, J. Almonrode. ROOM 16-Last Row, left to right: J. Blichas, C. Callaghan, D. Brown. Third Row: R. Roth P. Simonski, J. Shaddinger, W. Sachsenmaier, N. Shankweiler, J. Smith, T. Speight, W. Stella hott, j. States, D. Sadow, B. Swaine, A. Beck, W. Rohr, F. Acufl. Second Row: A. Shaddinger, M A. Swartz, P. Harris, P. Rothermel, S. Shaddinger, M. lampo, E. Dando, G. Schroeder, ul. Smith C. Tessmer. First Row: A. Kepner, M. Taylor, C. Sanderson, nl. Camburn. B. Bramble, R. Ruehl S. Strouse, D. Smith, I. Seipp, E. Ward. 11.1.-t. .. . v ky. 4..4m...4..4......- 1 v .Q r ..., ,wfffk . f few M... ....-.,F,f. .l -- ,,,H 1 Y f 'fh . f rg.-,xi-I. 1 u 1 w--sum cf - f -rfkakx mic-1f1Mff?1'1'i .ii 1 I. 1: 5 Y Q 2 f Ii' J I OUNCIL Last You left to ri ht K Kellie STUDENT C - 1, g : . . R. Ritter, M. Quinn, S. Coles, K. Whitticar, N. Brinker. N. Yerkes, P. Harrison, Hartzel, S. Reed, C. McMal-rin. Second row: 1. Krye, R. Carthwithen, V. McKinstry, D. Frye, M. Schumacher, K. Benecke, Hitchrnan, Leitch, E. Price, L. Trail, S. Strawn, H, Rose, Mr. Handy. First vow: H. Webb, C. Hayman, D. Strouse, C. Jones, T. Schreiber, T. Andre, M. Hanby, B. Lake. M. Berta. A. Bigley. M. Dunn. C. Fatzinger. STUDENT COUNCIL This has been a busy year for the Jun' ior High Student Council. A very success- ful magazine campaign was the first pro- ject of the year. Over 56,000 worth of magazines were sold, 31,000 being given to the Junior High Band and large amounts going into the various class treasf uries and to school clubs which needed it. The Student Council provided prizes for the Christmas homeroom decorating contest in the Junior High and held a Sock Hop in November. junior High DressfUp Days are a new idea and are being set up every two weeks. A DressfUp Dance was held in March, In addition to these activities, the jun' ior High Student Council has found time to cofoperate with the Senior High Stu- dent Council in running a campaign to collect clothing for the Save The Children Federation and in conducting the Lost and Found booth during lunch periods. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS -- Standing, left to right: T. Schreiber, Vice-President: B. Lake, Treasurer. Seated: M. Hanby, Secretary: T. Andre. President. N INTH GRADE Selecting a career and planning their programs for Senior High school were the two most important activities for members of the Ninth Grade. They had several speakers and films to help them make their decisions wisely. The class sponsored a Spring Dance and a very successful Christmas Party. Their Valentine Dance, was a dressfup affair with the theme, Unsuspecting Heart. 10 ADVISORS-Standing, left to right: Mr. Antunes, Mr. lacobs, Mr. Satterthwait, Mr. Miller, Mr. Williams, Mr. Schafer. Seated: Mr. Czerniakowski, Miss Babin, Mrs. Kough, Mrs. Satterthwait. Mrs. Finan. CLASS OFFICERS-Left to right: Judy Cole, Treas' urerg Robert Dunston, Presidentg Virginia Kinney, Vice President: Iudy Ofner, Secretary. nxli ROOM 26-Last Row, left to right: M. Denner, D. Bitting, M. Berta, I. Bach, E. Bullock, C. Bogert, T. Andre. R. Dunston. Third Row: I. Fry, K. Eckhart, T. Igoe, R. Dettrey, M. Berta, S. Mowry, R. Bauman. Second Row: M. Beer, E. Blair, B. Atkinson, S. Bodine, J. Beane, 1. Buchert. First Row: W. Bohnel, F. Hammett, F. De' Coursey, A. Arbeter, E. Biggs, W. Christman. 51011 H18 ROOM 8-Last row, left to 'right D. Warner, A. Spokes, W. Schroeder R. Stafford, Shellenberger, G. Lehn T. Schreiber, D. Potts, B. Skoneicka H. Dornfeld. Second row: R. Sides E. Hellyer, R. Huber, L. Hennequin M. High, R. Gilbert, 1. Gondkoff, cf Haar, j. Skinner. First row: C. Hay man. M. Hanby, C. Henry, N. Hend ricks, Herschler, L. Gee, 1. Carver. C. A. Palko. ROOM 5-Last Row, left to right: M. Trymbiske, I. Chew, B. Ely, I. Cole, S. Cook, D. Farrow. 'Third Row: A Ward, I. Schneck. M. Linton, F. Place, R. Sands, C. Pattison. Second Row: N. Craig, B. Dilworth, E. Clobes, M. Dunn, S. Campbell, I. Clarance. First Row: W. Livezev, D. Richardson, F. Cornelius, C. Nevin. Absent for picture: D. Cornelius, G. Hauck. I. Hutchcroft, R. Lindner, W. Mitchell, L. Moyer, C. Myers, I. Fulf mer, C. Weinhardt. TOWER ROOM-Last Row: R. DuBree, K. Luckenback, C. Lee, D. Fisher, D. Woodall. Fowrth Row: 'j. Foley, G. Wismer, D. Dick, J. Freas, R. Perry, I. Williams. Third Row: J. Hyde, V. Kinney, M. johnson, B. Horvath, S. Litke, S. Lindsey, P, Muff ray. Second Row. R. Bondra, E. Curry, E. Cooley, I. Cohen, W. Bate' man, I. Worthington. First Row: L. Kershner, B. Metzger, A. Leatherman. C. jones, F. Mowery, D. Lane. ROOM 42-Last Row, left to right: D. Lutz, I. Roberts, M. Rieben, M. Posnett, S. Reed, K. Springs. Fourth Row: B. Landis, H. Lake, j. Foster, G. Schott, D. Ward, W. Hyler, Third Row: F. Nash, M. Nyce, L. Nelson, P. Price, S. Munson, D, Finkbeiner. Second Row: J. Oxinio, J. Mcndry, B. Nemec, D. Aukamp, M. McDer- mott, M. Wales. First Row: j. Rosen- berger, I. Rosenberger, 1. Ofner, C. Rumer, P. Renz, P. Oberton, D. Miller. ROOM 104-Last Row, left to right: R. Konderchek, F. Kozlosky, C. Fairield, K. Kralik, 'Third Row: j. Preston, D. Palmer, S. Lee, I. Kniese, M. Lear, J. Alley. Second Row: C. Hodgsun, G. Hamilton, J. Logan, J. Hendricks, J. Kulp, J. Heacock. First Row: C. Marczely, E. Price, P. Pick' ering, E. Penick, R. Long, D, Mulharan. ROOM 28-Last Row, left to right: D. Paulovic, D. Birgield, Fourth Row: E. Dewees, D. Ament, I. Brinker, L. Ely, J. Anderson, G. Tet- temer. 'Third Row: S. johnson, S. Def musz, D. Kendrigan, S. Halnick, E. Hamilton, E. Field. Second Row: C. Doan, L. Comly, L. Deane, D. Boyn' ton, D. Cornell, B. Bensinger. First Row: C. Cramer, M. Coulter, A. Gil' bert, P. Heath, -I. Kirkpatrick, M. Davis. ROOM 107-Last Row, left to right: R. Schwartz, W. Sims, E. Mor' gan, H. Schaner, Fifth Row: 1. Rezer, j. Rader, C. Taylor, D. Lee, G. Safher. Fourth Row: H. Myers, P. Schaible, T. Scarborough, R. Mills, R. Duvall, D. Nichparenko, j. Marshall. 'Third Row: M. Queripel, F. Trauger, L. Zemka, J. Reading, B. Roberts, L. Shatt. Second Row: W. Large, E. Mahler, J. Munsell, R. Stirman, T. McKeown, P. Roberts. First Row: D. Tresidder, I. Salevsky, L. Trail, F. Siron, E. Worthington, B. Worth- ington. ROOM 49-Last Row, left to 'right B. Carling, N. Hendricks, M. Schaible K. Mclllvain, M. Potts, H. Rimmer D. Rickert. 'Third Row: I. Neide, I Snyder, C. Johnson, I. Hartzel, P lWhitticar, R. Mekosh. Second Row J. Rimmer, F. Waddington, F. Fell B. comes, B. Halbert, B. lwammf First Row: E. Clarke, L. Lewis, A. McHugh, S. Roberts, L. Resetar, B. Kritler. f 1 041 ROOM 24-Last Row, left to right: D. Wendig, R. Hager, T. Wiley, R. Tiedeman, B. Warren, H. Schwab, B. Waitl, I. Haldeman, D. Strouse. Sec' ond Row: K. 'Welch, R. Schumacher, I. Wood, A. Hager, L. Wolhnger, C Tawresey, P. Fenley, C. Buch, B. Hayer. First Row: N. 'Walton, D Weik, C. Crouthamel, C. Walker, C Thornberry, C. Wallenhauer, I Smith, H. Frick, I. Turnicky. EIGHTH GRADE The Eighth Grade concentrated on two major projects this year. Their Christmas Party, which was very successful, was their first undertaking. After Christmas, the Eighth Graders invited their parents to school on Come Back to School Day. The parents had an opportunity to see the school and their sons and daughters in action and then enjoyed a very entertain' ing Variety Show in the auditorium. The entire Junior High school enjoyed the fruits of the Eighth Graders' efforts when they saw Walt Disney's Natures Half Acre, an entertaining and educational movie. A .gZ? as is . fiery! f K- t-:AE-J . , -Q ' . 1 71 A .-,J if . fsf.. 'J il vi. gf ry, . -ls., ,fu 1 ADVISORS-Standing, left to right: Mr. Sowers, Mr. Egloif, Mr. McKinney, Mr. Handy. Seated: Miss Errico, Miss High, Miss Grifhth, Miss Daugherty, Miss Funk. Absent for picture: Mr. Breme, Mr. Williams, Miss Illsley. CLASS OFFICERS-Standing, left to right: Carol Turner, Secretary, Frank Bash, Treasurer. Seated: Kent Anderson, Presidentg Judy Shiifer, Vice-President. ROOM 25 -Last Row, left to right: A. Bigley, W. Bell, R. Ashwood, R. Wenner, K. Anderson, W. Carpenter, R. Amadon, G. Ament, F. Bash, I. Al' derfer. Second Row: E. Boswell, M. Bortree, B. Bitzer, B. Althouse, B. Barnes, S. Bodine, C. Brandes, N. Boyer, M. Bloom, B. Black, D. Balzer, V. Bleiler, D. Carpenter. First Row: D. Carr, B. Cooney, B. Bishop, F. Buck, S, Biggs, B. Beans, B. Brinker, D. Bye, G. Campbell, R. Morris. fios 4 X ', 1' ff. if x W www , -gw K - Age 1,311 .J ,i?z,2g?sf3a'1g'22.p,wf -ff1wA1wffff+-----1- ty wig A wax ., W ,, A m -, f N ,mVx..Wu x,..f Wie? , , A J ,, V 7 ' Lx ,f f- W ,, f Q,h,w . 335 wie.-.Q Waww.. 'ifznk fpgwfv ,, Mg, wg ,fm W W .. I :,9g.g-:jig-.,:-., . ' , W we f. 1 1 f ' ' L, - - f A N415 EL .5 W ' AAV' , f A , ,, 2 QQ f f- W , A , ,,,.w,, , QE - ia Q w 1 s 215 tix , N my -14 4 me Ei jpg .,-5? gf -1+ 1:1- 2 1 ' W- K f-- 2 Nwwwmwrg K H aa Q y i i M' , ' K'x-A 5 ROOM 27-Last Row, left to right: R. Hchlefclder, P. Harrison, R. Ewer, E. Eiche, W. Lachman, M. Histand, 1. Karpel, A. Hubner, B. Hilbert. Second Row: P. jacoby, L. Kepner, H. Karaba, 1. Freed, F. Flair, S. Keat- ing, M. Kendall, M. Kohl, j. Kralilc, S. Poole, H. Kallatch, R. Hummer. First Row: W. Straub, R. Imhof, D. Kougli, A. Oglesby, L. Kinces, I. Lancles, A. Kircher, M. Butler, R. Horton, R. Henderson. Absent for picture: H. Hill, R. Massaro, B. Kusmaul. ROOM 106-Last Row, left to right: F. Moldovanyi, D. Penick, 1. Harris, F, Michener, C. Myers, R. Neubert, R. Darrah, I. Miller, H. Porter, D. Naylor, R. Murray. Second Row: T. Morris, E. Lewis, R. Bellerby, S. Potts, L. Myers, L. Nehoda, J. Nowaf kowski, L. Nelson, W. McClintock, W. Muller, T. Butler. First Row: P. Potter, M. Quinn, P. Noblette, T. Conley, C. Steiner, J. Price, M. Ple- quette, C. Raymond, M. Pisciotta, P. Place, M. Nuneviller. ROOM 12-Last Row, left to right: T. Larue, G. Litke, F. Lees, E. Kister, D. Leatherman, R. Lutz, R. Kochen- derfer, E. Maxwell, R. Kerns. Second Row: S. McBride, N. Large, H. Keller, R. Landes, G. Lewis, A. Wills, E. Klcbes, H. Davis, R. Lewis, 1. Kres- chollek, A. Logan, B. Moore. Firsz Row: I. March, M. Leedom, A. Mc- Bride, I. Leitch, D. Flegel, D. Mellor, A. Leljedal, V. Lukens, G. Iobst, S. Lojeski, L. Landis. ROOM 108-Last row, left to right: G. Schmallick, D. Rogers, W. Roof, R. Reptsik, R. Schwartz, D. Schuf macher, S. Clarke, R. Mahler. Second row: Sooner, J. Scarpello, D. Rhoades, W. Slotter, H. Rose, S. Kernen, B. Rice, P. Snyder, C. Siron, I. Reiff, J. Smith, D. Schmidt. First row: P. Shutt, M. Moen, M. Rush, K. Satterthwaite, G. Rosenberger, J. Rias, S. Schuyler, P. Shoaf, V. Shackleton. ROOM 51-Last Row, left to right: W. Seltzer, R. Snyder, E. White, G. Spear, D. Smith, R. Swartley, W. Schaffer, A. Siron, W. Jones, Second Row: J. Twining, R. Schabener, C. Straley, B. Ramsey, I. Work, A. Whalen, M. Tacker, V. Tongyai, S. Watson, S. Rachwal, G. Wasser, W. Dostman. First Row: j. Taylor, E. Stewart, C. Turner, S. Thierolf, L. Trudel, G. Bohnel, P. Thompson, D. Stratton, M. Schumacher, V. Souder, M. Trauger. ROOM 19-Last Row, left to right: W. Yates, H. Resser, R. Wenhold, W. Worthington, I. Shafer, N. Yerkes, D. Ives, E. Williamson, D. Whitticar. Second Row: P. Koschoir- eck, A. Windle, G. Wilcox, H. Cathers, T. Wilby, E. Zieglar, D. Winton, I. Trippe, G. Young, R. White, G. Lutz, B. West. First Row: I. Utzy, I. Dine, A. Williams, S. Werner, I. Shiffer, P. Ward, K. Sir' niky, K. Vincent, I. Waggener, C. Wunsch, M. Gerghine. SEVENTH GRADE Realizing the value of many varied learning experiences, the Seventh Grade had two projects underway. Under the guidance of Mrs. Clendenin, class counf selor, the class initiated bifweekly teas given by the eleven homerooms. Besides providing a social hour, these teas gave the parents and teachers an opportunity to meet. Mrs. Hess served as social com' mitte chairman, but each homeroom teacher was responsible for the tea sponf sored by his homeroom. The Seventh Grade boys wishing to include their fathers in an activity pref sented a Hobby Show on April 28. Talents, skills and collections were ex' hibited. Ronnie Yowell, class president, and Mr. Schadel were cofchairmen of the Hobby Show committee. ADVISORS-Standing, left to right: Mr. Baker, Mrs. Lynaugh Miss Wynkoop, Mr. Donchez. Seated: Miss Brown, Mrs. Hess, Mrs Clendenin, Mrs. Breme, Mrs. Clymer. Absent for picture: Mr Frederick, Mr. Lyons, Mr. Shadel. Orientation at both homeroom and grade level took place early in September and contributed greatly to making the adjustment from elementary to junior high school. The class has attained ex' cellent academic achievement also. In the second marking period twentyfsix stu' dents were on the Honor Roll, four taking High Honors. Homeroom auditorium programs ref vealed talent and provided for largefscale student participation. CLASS OFFICERS-Left to -right: Iudy Nixon, Secre- tary, Edwin Satterthwaite, VicefPresident, Ronald Yowell, Presidentg Anne Nuse, Treasurer. ROOM 34-Last Row, left to right: K. Buchanan, I. Butler, R. Darrah, I. Bramble, W. Moberg, B. Campbell, F. Bauman, F. Brashears, T. Campbell, R. Buterbauge. Second Row: T. Moran, L. Beck, B. Bradford, K. Benecke, C. Beach, I. Carrol, L. Brinker, M. Camburn S. Bitting, E. Brash, I. Bickley, T. Buck. First Row: D. Brown, W. Bullock, M. Bradley, R. Carr, C. Bauer, D. Bael, E. Black, L. Burmeister, I. Bingler, B. Biddle, ,l. Beck. 51091 ROOM 20-Last Row, left to Tight: Y. Cassel, R. Cooper, 1. Dandridge, A. Conard, R. Cable, K. Cooper, I. Clarke, R. Cooperman, P. Clark. Sec' ond Row: N. Crossley, G. Corbin, B. Chew, M. Dager, P. Croman, A. Def Luca, B. Drach, G. Caspers, M. Castor, J. Dare, R. Carwithen. First Row: M. Daniels, M. Case, F. Dare, D. Clark, A. Clark, M. Cohen, S. Clark, B. Cole, W. Cooper, B. Craw- ford, I. Cole. ROOM 39-Last Row, left to right: C. Goering, K. Fratrick, H. Gee, G. Hamilton, D. Frey, R. Gommel, B. Gsand, B. Gross, A. Frederick. Second Row: P. Freeborn. I. Gallagher, R. Gahman, C. Gustafson, D. Guest, D. Haldeman, P. Lucas, I. Gordon, L. Fitzpatrick, R. Haar, L. Gardner. First Row: M. Higgins, I. Hansell, C. Gross, I. Grater, D. Gorman, C. Has- sell, B. Hegerich, C. Hart, C. Haller. P. Hanthorne. D101 ROOM 21-Last Row, left to right: M. Evangelista, I. Dardzinski, R. Ewen, R. Drapeau, A. Farley, W. Erwin, F. Eutermoser, H. Duckett, T. Ely, R. Opitz, R. Farquhar, S. Fell' man, P. Eichenberger, W. Dornfeld. Second Row: T. Detwiler, F. Dcmore- land, A. Freed, QI. Fratrick, I. Gawron' ski, T. Fluck, R. Ferguson, B. Fink- beiner, M. Gelsebach, L. Good, M. Fellman, I. Fairchild, C. Erwin. First Row: A. Gerding, P. Emig, S. Fry' ling, S. Erwin, 1. Flosdorf, I. Driscoll. C. Given, I. Frye. ROOM 11 f- Last Row, left to right T, Hoyt, T. Kippeny, R. Keller, E. Kallatch, T. Kline, D. Hutchcroft, D. Landes, T. Klebes, T. Hydc, V Koenig, G. Kallatch. Second Row: B. Lake, D. Iohn, D. Snyder, V. Moritz. S. McKinsey, C. Krapf. ul. Moore, S. Lee, G. Kough, I. Kirkpatrick, D Iandsen, D. Kritler. First Row: D. Lee, G. Montana, C. Kusmaul, K. Leljedal, N. Landes, V. McKinstry, B. MacLeod, B. Mitchell, C. Linde, S. McKinsey. ROOM 35-Last Row, left to right: H. Henderson, L. Hopkins, W. Holf bert, R. Hespell, D. Hilbert, D. Hoyt, C. Reich, D. Harris, I. Hayes, W. Hedrick, W. Harmon, B. Hammett, A. Hanby, P. Serockie, Second Row: M. Cobb, D. Spaeter, I. Kleinhoff, B. Herbein, K. Kellie, U. lobst, C. Kohl, F. Krout, I. Krone. S. Huhn. First Row: L. jacobe, S. Kresge, S. Hickey, j. Howard, M. johnson, E. Krewson. H. Jones, C. Histand. E1 2.534 Q53 Q ROOM 4-Last Row, left to right: W. Miller, l. Millas, P. Miller, C. McMakin, G. Ott, P. Locke, F. Mayers, T. MacNair, H. Lebrecht, I. McKelvey, R. McCallister. Second Row: A. Nuse, P. Reid, C. Neide, P. Provost, K. Posnett, S. Quinlan, P. Palmer, M. Stout, L. Ramsey, I. Nixon, B. Rader. First Row: T. Mc' Nealy, C. Leon, A. Rawak, I. Newton, S. Grass, G. Pisciotta, A. Patton, S. Read, N. Permar, L. Nevin, G. Mc' Lean, R. Miller. 51111 ROGM 31 -- Last Row, left to right: K. Myers, G. Nyce, I. Montana. D. Nelson. A. Mayers, N. Uswald, R. Mitchell. Second Row: H. Kepler. N. Shacldinger, M. Robinson, V. Rinck. C. Riegel, P. Rossi, R. Ritter, L. Royahn, B. Rutherford, L. Sal:-o, M. Royahn. First Row: C. Gtr, R. Mugf gleworth, S. Moyer, VU. Neppes, I. Rothman, S. Shellenberger. A. Round- ing, F. Minnelli, I. Mininger, R. Sharp, I. Patterson, D. Quinn. Absent for picture: L. Shinn, G. Myers, I. Nelson, G. Vwlilson. 4 ROOM 103-Last Row, left to 'right G. Rutherford, K. Scarborough. W Van Luvanee, R. Smith, A. Rufe, B Schweinfurth. E. Satterthwaite, R Saillant, I. Ott. Second Row: D. Wil liamson B. Wallace. S. Whitenack, N yyhaney H. vvma, H. yven, Ki Whitten, M. Wiley, S. Wojton, I Wallenhauer, G. Weiner, T. Whitti car. Fwst Row: . Smith G. Schmeicler I , , W. Samcs, T. Slaymaker. M. Wilson, I. Ward, P. Welch, G. Rule, R Shane, B. Silwerz, B, Shacldinger. fiizj ROOM 41-Last Row, left to right: I. Iohnson, R. Price, I. Prickett, B. Perry, R. Price, S. Pierson, I. Re' block, G. Riniker, B. Paxson. Second Row: I. Peyser, B. Rimmer, C. Rielnen, B. Pinkerton, B, Swartley, B. Thomas, D. Spooner, I. Paul, G. Reitf, I. Rezer, I. Rossi. First Row: G. Strouse, C. Varga, C. Truman, E. Taylor, E. Steely, E. Speight, I. Stratton, S. Strawn, P. Smiley, B. Topel. Absent from picture: M. Turnicky. 1. , f-is-ff'5 ' ROOM 102--Last Row, left to right: I, Taylor, C. Wendig, C. Vaughan, D, Stiner, L. Wenger, W, Vincent, A. Wonder, E. Thompson, W. Wasser, V. Turner, I. Tucker, T. Tangyai. Second Row: I.. Zanni, C. Weik, S. Fisher, H. Webb, D. White, K. Wiley, D. Teague, A. Tripke, R. Trauge., T. Vander, R. Ycwell, First Row: H. Urbanchuk, R. Torgeson, A. Malker, S. Yothers, J. Stretch, j. Woodard, W, Winton, H, VanDine. Banking Banking Club, under the direction of Mrs. Lynaugh, is a group which promotes thrift by giving students an opportunity to bank at school each week, Members are chosen for their reliability, honesty, and mathematical ability. HOME ROOM BANKERS- Last Row, left to right: B. Fickes, E. Hillyer, C. Jones, M. Huber, M. Trauger, M. Kohl, j. Alley, A. Hager. Second Row: Mrs. Lynaugh, sponsor, P. Heath, R. Davis, Cv. Lewis, W. Erven, Utzy, B. Swartley, E. Brash, Crater, J. Neide, G. Montana, C. Myers. First Row: R. Ashwood, A. Ward, H. Holins, I. Rothman, j. McNealy, P. Tuckei, B. Harman, R. Shane, B. Prach, D. Conner, F, DeCoursey. BIBLE CLUB-Last Row, left to right: R. Hummer, A. Ward, D. XVard, Worthington, j Heacock, N, Oswald, K. Myers. 'Third Row: Mr. Frederick, advisorg J. Mininger, R. Schabener, E. Blair, S. Litke, j. Weniger, D. Schmidt, R. Gahman, S. Daniel, Mr. H. Schmidt, advisor Second Row: L. Gee, L. Ward, E. Black, V. Shackleton, A. Patton, M. Robinson, P. Rossi, N Landis, A. Freed, P. Rush. First Row: B. Rice, C. Riegel, L. Royahn, D. Shutt, treasurer, R Gilbert, president, M. Denner, vice president, M. High, secretary, L. Shinn, M. Royahn. J r. Red Cross This group of the Jr. Red Cross Cluh under the direction of Mrs. Kough and Mrs. Upson of the Jr. Red Cross have made mats for the Doylestown hospital, stuffed toys, hlankets, and jig saw puzzles. Both groups participated in trips to hospitals. IUNIOR RED CROSS CLUB-Last Row, left to right: Mrs. R. Upsom, junior Red Cross representative: Mrs. Kough. advisorg J. Landis, P. Hunsbereer. H. Keller, N. Large, I. johnson. Third Row: M. Leedom, M. Genghini, F. Krout. I. Wagner, Z. Wunch, M. Kahl, A. Oglesbv, G. Saffier. Second Row: D. Balker, M. Nuneviller, K. Vincent, B. Herbein, D. Haldeman, C Mcllvan, M. Lear. First Row: R. Walderf man, D. Back, S. Yothers, I. Stretch, B. Chew, P. Hanthorne, E. Stewart. Home Nursing The 28 girls in this section of the Junior Red Cross follow the Red Cross Home Nursing program, receiving a certificate at the end of the year. With the aim of caring for the sick in the home, they have learned basic patient care. HOME NURSING CLUB-Last Row, left to right: I. Woodard, D. Wright, T. Fluck, S. Mank, I. Krone, K. Benecke, M. Stout, S. A. Kuhn. First Row: E. Taylor, N. Shad- dinger, G. Weiner, C. Kohl, G. Baumaster, M. Wiley, R. Worthington, P. Smiley, Vice President, M. Worthington, Presidentg C. Linde, patient, I. Newton, nurse. Bible Under the direction of Mr. Frederick, the Bible Cluh has carried on an- other active year. Meet- ing each vveek in the Girls' Dressing Room, they spend some time singing favorite choruses and hymns, having a short period of prayer, and studying together certain passages of Scripture. f gmgsia f qwr 5 M Q' Wifi- 'iv D l5a'a5'3fsW W Z'f??'5?5 1 Ml Q g?j ??L,, r A .5 i. ii in ,A: q ? 0 if-W 1. in , , ,, X s L.,, , .YM W f n L' .' V ' ff if . ML 'gwilivl r K y i A fi , .QM K' 3, E ui! if ' f f 55? 5 ffm ,.,. X W 9- ' ' ' ' -f ' if. M5551 'w5'iw 1-ffga N 4- X Siskf . FE. P as gg, SQ' R +L .A ' y - ,fig -. M- M M. W ': I :Y.,sA P1, 7, ,jhg ., vfQ ,N .. ,.M,,. W if H, 3 as ? n. Av '.. ff'vw,, S M, ' M -UA N , 7 ,'lJm5h,, U-, A- 1 i, MW, way N22 .Am A We I ,,,a, ,, ? ff if Arts and Crafts In the Arts and Crafts Club, the members have each worked on individ- ual projects. Some of these have been block printing, Christmas cards, glass etching, painting on glass, and tie dyeing. ARTS AND CRAFTS-Last Row, left to right: D. Finkbeiner, A. M. Windle, I. Hyde, ,I. Darrah, M. Adomaitis, E. L. Bullock, S. Cambell, I. Brandt, R. Cooper, V. Cassel. Second Row: P. Price, P. Croman, B. Thomas, F. Klair, B. Barnes, R. Schumacher, B. Cambell F. Moran, G. Buck, F. Clark, Miss Brown, Advisor. First Row: S. Munson, D. Miller, V. Rinck, P. Oberton. P. Renz, B. Ramsey, M. Higgins, C. Hafler, C. Gustafson, D. john. - Hobby Looking into Room 26 on Tuesday, seventh period, one finds a variety of activity. Some of the different hobbies in action are stamp collections, clothing for dolls, embroidery, jewelry, art-work. model planes and trains. HOBBY CLUB-Last Row, left to right: F. Lewis T. Polholsky, D. Fisher, F. Gorman, R. Pinkerton, H. Lebrecht. Third Row: R. Weyenhold, G. Wilcox, H. Hill, W. Gunther, F. Brashears, C. Garton, I. 'Gal- lagher, S. Hamilton. Second Row: Mrs. Sat- terthwaite, advisor, G. Schnercler, B. Given, S. Fellman, T. Klebes, V. Moritz, B. Mac- Lead, B. Mitchell, B. Holbert, I. Peyser, C. Vaughan. First Row: A. Logan, I. Grater, P. Freeborn, H. Henderson, S. Hedrick, D. Stiner. Knitting The Knitting Club includes thirty- five Junior High girls, some of whom are beginners. The latter group receive help from their big sisters. During the Hrst half of the year the girls worked on individual projects while in the second semester the girls combined their efforts on an afghan to be given to charity. KNITTING CLUB-Last Row, left to right: L. Stout, C. Bower, P. Provost, S. Gross, P. Reid, D. Lutz, A. McBride, A. Gerding, L. Good, D. Clark, M. L. Cohen, N. Walton, S. Reed, I. Nixon, Miss Wyn- koop, Advisor. First Row: P. Palmer, C. Siron, B. Biddler, I. Bryan, K. Kuehn, S. Kresge. M. Castor, M. Schaible, L. Henne- quin, Vice-Presidentg C. Henny, Treasurer: G. Kaugh, Presidentg C. Thornberrv, Sec- retaryg M. Fellman, C. Truman, A. Walker. E. Steely. f . ,q, --',:. iw -f 4, af-rs-g-5.1 as i - 1. . 4 'ww ' MODEL CLUB-Last Row, left to right: G. Lehn, R. Massaro, H. Dornfeld, R. Haldeman, A. Hubner, B. Thompson, C. Ervin, D. Boynton, K. Buchanan. Third Row: T. Kippeny, T. Hyde, W. Slotter, W. Erven, R. Murray, E. Dewees, R. Stafford, I. Karpel, A. Engel, R. Hen derson, Second Row: D. Downs, H. Schaner, D. Penick. A. Conrad, D. Warner, R. Cooperman I. Dandridge, R. Lockett, W. Hamilton, C. Reich, H. Gee, V. Koening, W. Horton. P. ,lacoby First Row: D. Kritter, M. Daniels, j. Anderson, K. Roberts, W. Bensinger, B. Hammett, I Hayes, A. Hanby, R. Hespell. Radio For those interested, Mr. Satterf tliwait's Junior High Radio Club this year offered the following activities: building kits, repairing old radios, taking charge of the Snack Bar, having speakers, and visiting radio station WBUX to learn how programs are sent over the air. RADIO CLUB-Last Row, left to right: B. Guest, G. Young, M. Butler, Mr. Sat- terthwaite, Sponsor: C. Harris. Second Row: M. Cornell, R. Davies, T. Scarborough. l. Shellenberger. M. Craig, W. Mueller, L. Ely, N. Beggs, W. Root, l. Skinner, L. Spokes. First Row: A. Cornell, K. Anderson, VJ. Schroeder, Treasurerg E. Ziegler, Vice Presi' dent: D. Spotts, J. Fern. 1 Hot Rod and Mechanics With Mr. Egloff as their instructor, the boys in the junior High Hot Rod and Mechanics Club this year learned methods of repairing autos, basic safety measures, and, with the general exchangf ing of ideas, should be fairly competent drivers in the near future, HOT ROD AND MECHANICS-Last Row, left to right: K. Kralik, B. Warren, D. Birgfeld, J. Shafer, Mr, Egloff, advisor: L, Carlen, C. Fairheld, B. Werner. First Row: D. Cornelius, F. Buck, B. Dostmann, l. Anderson, B. Holbert, B. Davis, D. Cornell. R. Bondra, I. Haldeman. Model Almost fifty boys met weekly to work at their hobby, to receive indi- vidual instruction and to make friends. This three' infone operation was sponsored by Mr. Rei- chenbach of the Hobby Shop and Miss Clymer. Gliders, pre-fabs, trains, hot rods, boats and other projects were completed during the year. Cirl's Athletics Club The Girls' Athletics Club is a new organizaf tion at Central Bucks. In this club the girls def velop skills in team sports and participate in individual sports. The girls help in gym classes serving as leaders, acting as officials during team games and in spotting apparatus and tumbling. Another important func' tion of this group is raisf ing funds for Junior High awards. GIRLS' ATHLETICS CLUB-Last Row, left to right: B. Gommel, I. Rosenberger, J. Foster. B. Beans, A. DeLuca, M. Cambern, M. Dager, B. Cole, R. Carwithen, J. Prize, M. Plequette. Second Row: B. Bitzer, S. Biggs, M. Posnett, K. Springs, S. Gelman, C. Fulmer, G. Neff, B. Frye, M. Case, I. Hitchman, T. Brown, E. Hellyer, C. Rumer, B. Fickes, B. Metzger, S. Read. I. Cole, P. johnson, A. Leatherman, C. Lee, B. Carling, D. Weik. l. Wood. C. Wallenhauer, L. Gibson. First Row: Miss Babin, advisorg L. Nehoda, P. Place, C. Gross, U. jobst, B. Atkinson. E. Bitting, B. Gsand, M. Dunn, G. Kinney, H. McHugh, M. Berta, I. Ghcew, B. Poole, M. oom. BOYS' ATHLETIC CLUB - Last Row, left to right: D. Hutchcroft, J. Wasser, W. Hyler, Roberts, D. lves, A. Rufe, F. Place, B. Mitchell, M. Histand, B. Nemec, Third Row: Mr. jacobs, sponsor, R. Yowell, B. Rimmer, B. Lake, G. Rinicker, C. Weik, L. Fitzpatrick, B. Haar, L. Gardner, L. Zanni, R. Kerns. Second Row: G. Cole, R. Lutz, W. Zaks, Boy's Athletic Club This club was organ' ized to provide oppor- tunity for boys to learn the rules and regulations of boys' sports as well as the motor skills. It prof vides better spectator inf terest for boys who have developed an understand' ing of interscholastic sports through more par' ticipation. T. Detwiler, H. Duckett, B. Bishop, T. Wiley, A. Siron, M. Linton, I. Schneck, D. Snyder. Mr. Czerniakowski, sponsor. First Row: B. Ewer, G. Ott, W. Wasser, I. Ott, B. Gsand, B. Gommel, D. Frey, D. Landes, K. Wiley, J. Millar, Mr. Donchez, sponsor. VARSITY CLUB-Last Row. left to right: A. Bigley, B. Neubert, R. Ashwood, I. Heifner. C. Myers, J. Twining, W. Garges, T. Elfman, D. Ricker. Third Row: H. Reeser, I. Ewers, P, Corson, N. Doerfler, J. Rimmer, L. Deane, J. Foley, B. Perry, D. Ament, T. Andre. Second Row: Mr. Michener, Sponsorg B. Dyer, B. Worthington, D. Winton. E. Williamson, R. Snyder, B, Seltzer, R. DuBree, S. Demusz, J. Freas, J. Litke. First Row: Mr. Miller, Sponsor: F. Dare, B. Cooper, S. Clark, D. Dettrey, Secretaryg B. Lake, Treasurer: D. Dick, Vice President: T. Schreiber, President, B. Rentschler, D. Woodall, Mr. MacFarlane, Sponsor. Varsity Club The aim of the junior High Varsity Club, as sponsored by Mr. MacFar- lane, Mr, Miller, and Mr. Michener is to promote more school spirit for junior High athletics. Their activities included buying jackets for Junior High managers, in addif tion to their weekly athf letics. HORSE AND HORSE CARE-Last Row, left to right: C. Beach, S. Potts, C. Tawresey, bl. Bach, Herschler, Carver, McKelvey. Third Row: L, Reshetar, L, Brinker, C. Given, J. Gawronski. Second Row: R. Dubovay, F. Eutermoser, P. Heath, R. Brown, C. Craven, S. Dieter, Miss lllsley, Mrs. Miller, advisors. First Row: M. Kendall, I. Fratrick, C. Crouthamel, S. Lojeski, L. Trudel, T. Tongyai, M. Bradley, A. Farley, T. Campbell, L. Hammer on horse. Field and Stream Under the capable guidance of Mr. Roger Williams, the activities of the junior High Field and Stream Club this year were discussions on good camping techniques, out- side speakers, Hlms, and an annual trip to the Trexler Game Preserve at Allentown. Agriculture Projects Among the activities accomplished by Mr. Shutt and his Junior High Agriculture Club this year were projects Qranging from corn to cowsj for each member, motion pictures, and pro- ject books. Group discus- sions, field trips, and ob- taining homes for animals were also included. Horse and Horse Care Club The Horse and Horse Care Club is unique in its origin. Because of the allotted time, activities usually must be confined to the classroom. They in' clude discussions of all areas of horsemanship, tack, horse care, and ex- periences of interest. Guest speakers and field trips are planned. The club also has its own li- brary. 17 J The following appear in the photo above: F. Bauman, R. Carr, D. Buterbaugh, J. Beck, P. Eichenberger, M. Evangelista, K. Fratrik, E. Kallatch, j. Taylor, R. Torgeson, R. Trauger, j. Tucker, A. Wonder, I. Jeffries, J. Kirkpatrick, A. Clark, R. Darrah, W. Bullock, B. Harman, L. Hopkins, G. McClean, I. Love, P. Locke, R. Trinnelli, J. Montana, C. Quinn, G. Nyce, C. Orr, D. Muggleworth, B. Heppers, I. Patterson, J. Nelson, J. Paul, W. Paxson, B. Petry, T. Price, J. Rezer, C. Rieber, G. Rutherford, W. Van. Luvanee, R. Smith, R. Darrah, T. Morris, A. Price, R. Schwartz, G. Calvin, R. Coleman, R. Dilworth, L. DeMoreland, E. White, R. Swartley, B. Hilbert, B. Hoblefelder, R. Ewer, G. Lewis, F. Fces, W. Kochenderfcr, Kister, R. Lewis, Kreschollek, Lutz, R. Franklin, J. Fein, D. Richardson, J. Logan, B. Christman, R. Igoe, J. Monelry, M. Wales, M. McDermott, D. Wendig, T. Wiley, R. Tiedeman, D. Strose. T. McKeown, R. Schwartz, C. Leon, C. McMakin, P. Schiable, I. Coben. AGRICULTURE PROIECTS-Standing, left to right: Mr. Shutt, A. Arbeter, L. Comly. Seated: A. Herzog, J. Brinker, C. Hodgson, 1. Minsell, E. Curry. Dramatics Club The junior High Draf matics Club had as its major project for the year the production of a onefact play, TeafPot on the Rocks, which was given as an assembly prof gram for the entire Jun' ior High school. Each member of the club had some responsibility to the play production. The ref mainder of the year was spent in learning the prof cedures and techniques of stage work and the draf matic arts. DRAMATICS CLUB-Last Row, left to 'riglitz Mr. Lyon, advisor: N. Permar. T. McNealy. B. Morris, Gordon, Carroll, S, Bitting, Beckley, K, Keller, B. Kritter, M. Trynicki. S. Mowry, M. E. Turnicki, R, Bauman, Miss Daugherty, advisor. Second Row: l, Kleinhoff, l. Flosdorf, C. Straley, j. Tayler, B. Althouse, B. Worthington. S. Fryling, B. Finkbeiner, D. Koligh, V. Mcliinstry. First Row: L. Dean, A. Fred, secretary, M. Marks, president, S. Bodine. vice president, S. Lindsay, treasurer. S. Bonine. STAGECRAFT-Left to fight: Mr. Lyon, sponsor, S. Lindsay, M. Smith, R. Stafford, R Sides, B. Bishop. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB-Last Row, left to fight: Mr. Maddox, sponsor: G. Rosenberger. I. Gomalson, L. Comly, J. Williams, G. Wismer, B. Schweinfurth, J. Prickett, W. Miller, j. Smith. First Row: F. Kozlosky, G. Eiche, S. Clarke, P. Witticar, B. Groff, R. M. Ferguson, B Leon, D. Seymour. Stagecrafters Sponsored by Mr. Lyon, the Stagecrafters have served the junior High school. In all junior High programs they are responsible for lighting, changing records, and do' ing other odd jobs on the stage. They meet during Friday's activity period for discussion and to learn the techniques inf volved. Photography The boys and girls in the junior High Photogf raphy Club this year, with Mr. Maddox, Ant' ler photographer, as their sponsor, learned the all' important use of cameras and various methods of taking the best pictures. They also worked with flash bulbs, filters, and colored lenses. DANCING CLUB-Left to Right: J.Rossi, B. Swartley, H. Van Dine, E. Krewson, G. Reiff. H. Wert, J. Branble, E. Brash, C. Goering, j. Utzy, K. Gordon, D. Spaeter, R. Saillant, J. Dare, D. Brown, B. Crawford, T. Hoyt, P. Pickering, D. Harris, K. Posnett, D. Hoyt, C. Hassel. Mr, McKinney, advisor, Miss DeAngelis, advisor. Homemaking The Homemaking Club spent most of their time planning parties. They discussed how to give a successful party including games, refreshments, man' ners, and the correct clothing. They put their ideas into practice by giving a party for another club. The rest of the year was spent in making crafts, which included placemats and favors for the hospital. Chess Club This is the second vear for the Junior High Chess Club. Thirty'five 7th, 8th, and 9th grade stu' dents are members of the club. The club consists of both beginners and ex- perienced players. Instrucf tions and rules are given to the students. Round robins within the club are played during the year. Wide interest in chess throughout the Junior High has aroused chess tournaments within homerooms and between grades. These are sponf sored by the Chatter Bux. Mr. Handy and Mr. Sowers are the club spon- SOIS. Dance Club The main purpose of the Dancing Club is to teach beginners the fun' damental. in dancing. Some of the activities inf clude dancing contests for fast and slow dancers, square dancing, and the use of television for music and activities from the Bob Horn Bandstand. SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADE CHORUSW Last Row, left to right: L. Stout, C. De' Luca, B. Drach, P. Palmer, C. Brandes, B. Althouse, M. Kahl, M. Genghini, B. Topel, R. Ferf guson, C. Riegel, M. Rush, P. Rossi, D. Haldeman, D. Balzar. Second Row: M. Higgins, U. Illing, C. Wunsch, E. Stewart, E. Brash, j. Dare, A. Nuse, I. Freed, D. Guest, M. Castor, N. Landis, C. Hart, C. Kropf, C. Bauer. First Row: S. Erwin, S. Fryling, C. Gustafson. P. Croman, I. Taylor, A. Disandro, P. Hunsberger, V. Moritz, B. Finkbeiner, P. Smiley, D. Claik, C. Straley, I. Hutchcroft, accompanist. Ninth Grade Chorus The Ninth Grade Chorus, under the direction of Mrs. Finan, had their part in the Christmas Carol Service as well as the Spring Music Festival. Lois Kershner was the accompanist of this group. Friday activity period was the time set aside for them to rehearse. NINTH GRADE CHORUS- Last Row. left to right: C. Polko, P. Johnson, M. Betta, C Bush, M. Nyce, I. Hartzell, D. Finluier. Second Row: K. Luckenbach, B. Atkinson, G. Kinney L. Hennequin, A. Leatherman, S. Read, S. Munson, M. Berta. First Row: S. Cook, P. Rinz, C Henry, C. Haar, P. Pickering, K. Kuhen, L. Kershner, accompanist. Q j 1? ,W 2. o in fx-,1 ' i SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADE CHORUS-Last Row, left to right: C. Beach, -I. Scar pello, j. Landis, S. Dieter, C. Hafler, L. Nevin, M. Castor, M. Pisciotta, N. Boyer, L. Nehoda C. Conro, P. Provist, S. Quinlan, j. Darrah. Second Row: M. Case, T. Whitticar, S. Gross L. Ward, S. Reed, M. Gelsebach, B. Crawford, M. Robinson, C. Siron, C. Craven, S. McKinsey B. Rader, A, Rawak, A. Bitting. First Row: S. Shellenberger, D, Bach, M. Cohen, L. Good B. Cole, A. Gerding, A. Rounding, A. Freed, M. Fellman, G. Plsciltta, M. Royahn, K Satterthwaite. Seventh and Eighth Grade Chorus The seventh and eighth grade chorus, also under the direction of Mrs. Finan, have rehearsed just once a week during Wednesday activity period. They participated in the Christmas Carol Service and the Spring Music Festival. Their accompanist was john Hutchcroft. NINTH GRADE CHORUS-Last Row. left to right: L. Maughan, C. johnson, P. Price, l. Rader, D. Bitting, J. Herschler, F. Cornelius, L. Nelson. Second Row: E. Blair, H. Frick, E. Howath, J. Weniger, S. Bodine, J. Rezer, M. Davis. First Row: S. Roberts, E. Vv'orthington, E. Clark, D. Farrow, B. Worthington, J. Smith, B. Carling. CHEERLEADERS-Last Row. left to right: B. Linck, C. Bogart, Cole, S. Warner, N. Hendricks, M. Iohnson. First Row: D. Stratton. C. Histand, B, Gsand, H. Frick, Captain. CHEERLEADERS These peppy cheerleaders played a big part in making their team victorious. Led by their captain. Helen Frick, and sponsor, Miss High, the squad had precision, enthusiasm, and a winning attitude.. Their flashy uniforms gave an added spark to their cheering. BAND-Last row, left to right: E. Morgan, D. Aukamp, E. Satterthwaite, II. Clarance, S. Coles, j. Bennett, j. Beane, P. jacoby. Seventh row: L. Mayer, R. Landis, R. Lindner, j. , Foster, R. Hellerman, j. Hutchcroft. Sixth row: K. Eckhart, D. jendson, S. Harris, W. Straub. Fifth row: G. Hauck, K. Strauck, D. Leatherman, M. Peer, S. Roberts, J. Fulmer, D. Rodgers. Fourth row: N. Crossley, B. Bradford, J. Moore, C. Hart, A. Trip' key, H. Maxwell. 'Third row: D. Whitticar, W. Harris, E. Clebbs, A. Wills, Myers, S. Mayer, Mr. Harvey, Advisor. Second row: V. Sauder. H. Turnicky, j. Ofner, M. Reiben, W. Coone, C. Nevin, T. Ely, P. Roberts, S. Potts, E. Fickes, C. Turner, E. Steward. Majorettes: I. Drusker, j. Shiflord, P. Emig, S, Shellenberger, N. Craig, C. Bush, C. Raymond. BAND Activities of the junior high band, under the direction of Mr. Harvey, have included assemblies. pep meetings, and the spring band concert. Some of the ninth grade band members have helped in the senior high band to form the march- ing band and the concert band, 5 -M TEAM-Last row, left to right: Myers, Stiman, Bellerby, DuVall, Meubert, Woodall, Comes, Igoe, Rose, Ament, Williams, Second row: Mitchell, Seltzer, Bigley, Haldeman, Davis, Jeffries, Dunstan, Freas, Rimmer Brinker, Skinner, Hellerman, Schott, Ewers, Worthington, Clark. Kneeling: Garges, Dick, Birgfelcl, Ament, Mills, Wamen, Elfman, Fairiield, Andre, Rickert, Worthington. FOOTBALL Mr. Miller and Mr. Elfman have combined their coaching talents and have produced a football team of which Central Bucks can be proud. Having only one loss this year, as against three wins, the team shared the first place honors with Quakertown, the only team that defeated them. Several of the players, because of their proven exceptional ability, were named to the all BuxfMont Squad. They were T. Andre, R. Dunstan, BI. Freasg R. Mills, J. Rimmerg and B, Warren. Al, aw, ,J M . Standing-Left to right: Mr. Elfman Assistant Coach, B. Warren, Co captain, R. Mills, Co-captaing Mr Miller, Coach. Kneeling: D. Richard son, Manager. 5125 ff? h A , :Q A K .5 1 W 05 5 3 1,3 L f'-1g,:t,Q1H23sffH 1, jg 7 2 ff f K Y 7. f. I ' W , , 4, . ,,,. 5 1 ir f- aj, , M f' ? ' V M 1.1lfY5' ,, ' Q ,N Ti W VE' W f 1 ' 'K 'F -655,2 - sin, .Sri Q, ' yxjxj-fjQp,,L,g5:5i3 ffgf 1 -K Z -'zkfbif 11: .V W-my H-, -U f 'lf 1--251 i A '- f mx A :1 ., if ' JK 'fbi ' 71' WP ,, kyfw-' . 173 ,f if L H ,, f 3 . . Y' 4 fix . 1gi',f'f A 4.476 Y Wm,f - if ixfnf -,R fiww. .. f4j:zEV1Q'sQi'h ' f1,f3ifL1fi-Tiffffi' N51 . -A ' r-2 L f: My -Kg. 1-, I 121,113 my ,, Q, , , g - L- A ., Q , N L ., ,Q W xg A A , MX, Vjfx lik Mui ,Wy K' kfyw f H f WH: -W ff' Q '77 -M iff i,,iWf: ' fy f T X X, - A 'L Vw .V wel W, 14 t. 1 nf' - . 5 7557 ,- H 1 Top row, left to right: C. Kinney, Captain: M. Hanby, M. Berta, S. Thief rolf, M. Berta. First row: M. Plequette, M. Bloom, K. Satterthwaite, D. Stratton, E, Fulmer. Under the leadership of Miss Babin, Coach, and Captain Ginny Kinney this year's squad showed Hne sportsmanship and skill. Even though the results of their games did not show a victory every game, they did show that this squad was no pushover. It was no surprise when C. B. beat Springfield, the once undefeated team, in their last game of the 2 O HOCKEY SCHEDULE C. B. 0 .. Upper Moreland .. . . Abington ....... . season. Working with the squad were the managers, Dale Miller 3 and C. Straley. l . . Ambler ......... . Last row, left to right: C. Straley, Assistant Managerg B. Althouse, B. Ely, M. Rieben, E, Horvath, C. Marczely, P. Whitticar, K. Posnett, P. Thompson Second row: B. Beans, J. Beane, G. jacobus, M. Plequette, N. Boyer, C. Brandes, S. Read, C. Bogart, M. Posnett, S. Bonine. First row: D. Bitting, C. Bush, B. Atkinson, A. Leatherman, P. johnson. -I. Cole, B. Gsand, B Fickes, P. Place, D. Tresidder. JUNIOR HIGH Opp .1 .4 .0 0 .. Thomas Williams .. .. Springfield ........ 'O INTRAMURAL CHAMPS -Last row, left to right: P. Whitticar, I. Kirkpatrick, L. Nelson, F. Cornelius, B. Bly. Kneeling: C. Bogart, M. Posnett, A. McHugh. l INTRAMURAL CHAMPS -Last row, left to right: Mr. McKinney, Coach, j. Brinker, D. Spotts, R. Du' Bree, Mr. Michener, Coach. Second row: D. Snyder, B. Warren, W. Hyler, H. Cathers, G. Waddington, M. Marks, Manager. First row: R. Dyer, J. Worthington, B. Dettrey, T. Andre, H. Duckett, T. LaRue, W. Lake. BOYS' INTRAMURAL GIRLS, INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL BASKETBALL 11281 These junior high champs won all but one of their games, Ann McHugh was the high scorer and Martha Posnett, captain. There were fourteen teams in the intramural program under the direcf tion of Miss Spencer. Compl iments of GARDENVILLE DAIRIES GOLDEN GUERNSEY MILK Phone 9491 Doylesfown, Pa. :hoc-:biz-:woot-A1--bc-'oc-I-:bc---:r I29 :: :::::v1::o4:::hc::1::r4:::poo4,:J4:::v4:::::::---Y , -- - -v SHEARER'S DAIRY PRODUCTS For Sheer Goodness Shearer's Dairies, Inc oovu.esTowN, PA. '-- -'-- '- -- - - --- ----,--1c 130 fr NYCE PLANING MILL CO. Everything to build anything MADDOX PHOTO STUDIO 51 East State Street Phone Doylestown 5891 Portrait and Commercial Photography Q, ,,,,, Wai-- Phone 3576 N. 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