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

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1960 volume:

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W ssshigfsx ,X LVf!,!f,,--- f- f' 9'--' 'fl 19.333 in 1.2 J, wwag M llll - vvvxf' V ini 'Qi ADMINISTRATICN DR. B. ANTON HESS Millersvil Duke University Temple University, M.S. in Ed., Ed.D Regional Superintendent To the Seniors: The theme of this year's Antler is of great importance to all, especially to the class of l960. As you relive your school years through words and pictures in this book, what point of view are you taking into the world? Undoubtedly you think and act differently from the way you did as und l erc assmen. Years of physical, mental, and social growth have helped to mold your thoughts and deeds. You and your classmates and teacl ' ' ' iers have lived together with many different standarl ts or points of view. Living together has been a truly worthwhile educational experience only if it has taught you respect and ' tolerance for the other person's point of view. Th' I ' at Central Bucks. IS hope you have achieved MR. JACK L. LIVINGSTON Lock Haven State Teachers College, B.S. Pennsylvania State University M.Ed. le State Teachers College, B.S. De Gustibus N - cernmg tastes there is no disputing-has been an oft repeated truism to justify a difference of opinion. True, a point of view, or opinion, is not the same as taste, but certainly like taste it is colored by the sum total of related environment, heritage, and experiences. on Disputandumn con ' American education today is buffeted by so many varying points of view that we tend to 'iblow with the wind. The theme of this year- book is appropriate as it helps all of us to realize that in the comprehensive American high school there is something to meet the needs of each pupil, and that this can be true without sacri- ficing academic excellence. May the members of the class of '60 forever keep this tolerance for the point of view of their fellowrnen, and may God add his blessing to the better understandin f l ' ' g o tus cornerstone of our way of life. ur poinf Director of Secondary Education High School Principal 6 .1114 A is xv, Mr. james lf. Hockmatnn Lock llaven State 'l'e:u'hers College, B.S. Bucknell University, M.S. A.v.ti.rIr1n1 Direrlor of Sl'l'UlllIllI'y liriumtimz junior High Srhool Prinripal 0 view.. Mix Ruth A. Nailor Temple University ILS., M.S. Dir1'1'lor of fillidllllllf Joint Board of Eclucalion X. tts.. Mr. Joseph E. Rider College, B.S. Rutgers University, M.Ed. New York University Temple University junior High School Principril 'J' .y ,,,.. Mr. Luther K. Boyer Susquehanna University, A.B. Bucknell University, M.A. Supervisor of Transportation Science r 1 ' r sf 4 1 ' 'iii 'i 'K Q . .Z . Mr. Arthur T. Reese Westminster College, A.B. Temple University, lid.M. Director of A dniinisl rative S erui ces l 'O i t Mr. George D. Richardson Drexel Institute of Technology, BS. 1iu.rim's.v Afllllllgkf 1 in Svalml, Inf! to right: Ludwig A. Fetzer, Robert J. Schleicher, Paul N. Detwiler, Benjamin If. Yingst. lidnn XV. Schuyler. Alvali P. Clurance. Ruth Strclbski, lN'illurd Histand, li. NVesley Landis. Standing: Herman Hellherg, George B. Bishop, Marshall Hoyt, Arthur G. Kinney, jr., Ernest Moritz, Harold F. Hellyer, jr., john R. VV:tlker, Arthur Shull, T. Raymond Martindcll. 7 FAC U LTY Miss Helen M. Abrams East Stroudsburg State Teachers College, B.S. Health, Physical Educalimi, Hockey Coach Mr. joseph K. Brady Shippcnsburg State Teachers College, B.S. Lehigh University Social Studies Mr. Philip H. Angle Shippensbnrg State Teachers College, B.S. Temple University, M.Iid. Social Studies, Audio- Visual Aids Director Mr. Paul R. Breme LaSalle College, B.A. Lehigh University, MA. Social Studies .ws si 7 Q ' 12' if wg, 'f st . .gg Q, Q S fe cagtion - Mr. C. Roger Bennett Pennsylvania State University, B.S. Industrial Arts ..,, , ..,, ,if 'SR Weil , QQ f tk as , il l Mr. Robert J. Burkhardt Moravian College, B.A. English Miss Blanche Cliffton Temple University Business Education Director of Placement Bureau Chain Y Mr. john B. Czerniakowski Bloomsburg State Teachers College, B.S. Lehigh University, M.A. Social Studies Baseball Coach fat Mr, Albert I.. Blackman Temple University, A.B. Lehigh University, M.A. Pennsylvania State University Social Studies iEs2'.5'5ffW i 'VH' l ., A ig ' Mr. Patrick F. Cioci Boston College University of Pennsylvania, B.S. English Mr. Patrick Conley Indiana State College, ll.S Social Studies Mrs. Marie Davis Miss Elizabeth C. Mr. Gerald E. Detwiler Mr. james J. Egloff Orange Memorial DeAngelis Millersville State Bucknell UI1iV6l'SitY, B-5- Hospital, R.N. Drexel Institute of Teachers College, B.S. Social Studies Temple University, Technology, B.S., M.S. University of B.S., M.S. in Ed. Homemaking Pennsylvania, M.S. School Nurse Industrial Arts egdlfb 8148 LUIJA 6l6!l'l'LLl'LLf5tl 6l t0l 5 GILCZ LOMA? l'i'L6l'l'L ZP5, w 0, . . Mr. C. Bartley Elfman Lafayette College, B.S. in C.E. University of Pennsylvania Temple University Wood Shop Miss Lenore Fullington Pennsylvania State University, B.A., M.Ed. Latin Mr. Robert B. Finn East Stroudsburg State Teachers College, B.S. in Ed. Mathematics Mrs. Nancy H. Gieniec Lycoming College, A.B. English Mrs. Amy L. Ford Lock Haven State Teachers College, B.S. in Ed. Long Beach State College Latin, French Mr. Guy G. Graham Lock Haven State Teachers College, B.S. Social Studies, Driver Education Mrs. Ruth N. Fry Kutztown State Teachers College School Aide Mr. Stanley M. Green Ursinus College, A.B. University of Pennsylvania, M.S. in Ed. Driver Education, Student Council Sponsor, jr. and Sr. Class Activities 4.1- N' 6-. Mr. Walter M. Harvie Mr. jesse D. Hasson Oberlin Conservatory of Lehigh University, B.S. Music, B.S.M, Columbia University, M.A. Instrumental Music English aicieoi am! Juloporlfecl A guicleal Mr. William R. Horan Elizabethtown College Lock Haven State Teachers College, B.S. in Ed. English Mrs. Ethel M. Kough Edinboro State Teachers College, B.S. Pennsylvania State University, Special Ed. Special Education Mr. Ralph L. Hunsberger Goshen College, B.A. Mathematics Mrs. Georgiana B. Landry State University of Iowa, B.A. English, Antler Editorial Advisor Mrs. Ann O. Hess LaCrosse College, B.S. University of Wisconsin University of Pennsylvania Pennsylvania State University Science an energelfic Mr. Wendell L. Huntzinger Kutztown State Teachers College, B.S. in Ed. University of Pennsylvania, M.S. Social Studies Miss Mae L. Light Marywood College, B.S. Temple University, Ed.M. Class Counselor, Business Education Mr. Don B. Hessler Lycoming College, A.B Science communilfy, Miss jane M. Kohler Ursinus College, A.B. Temple University, M.Ed English Miss Melba E. Lukens Moore Institute of Art B.F.A. Art ', , .Fix . 3 I 'Va i ,. fe., 57' ,V ,k,. i ig,i-i Mrs. I.eona A. Lyon Pennsylvania State University, B.S. University of Virginia, M.S. Mathematics, Science Mr. Stanley H. Maclfarlane Springfield College, B.S. Health, Physical Education, Boys' Basketball Coach Miss Althea H. Mantz Cedar Crest College, A.B. Middlebury College University of Aix, France Languages Mr. john J. Maskas Virginia Polytechnic Institute, B.S. Mr. J. Robert Mays Stout Institute State Teachers College, University of Pittsburgh, M.Ed. B.S., M,S, Physical Education Health, Football Coach Industrial Arts Mr. Charles R. McNally Phoenix City College, A.A. Boston University, B.Mus., M.Ed. Music Mr. Kent Miller East Stroudsburg State College, B.S. Science, Cross Country, Track Coach Mr. Herbert C. Mayson Temple University, B.S., M.S.Ed. Social Studies Mrs. Kathleen K. Miller Bloomsburg State Teachers College, B.S. Business Education All Y OOP' Carol! ,, Mr. William M. McAloose Bloomsburg State Teachers College, B.S. Temple University, M.Ed. Business Education Mrs. Evelyn T. Mutzeck Pennsylvania State University, B.S. Business Education -,t ' e : .. 21 .,. ,,:g,, :f5g5+,g.-, L '?'q l'ff5 if it i K I -v Miss Sydney E. Myers Ursinus College, A.B. Temple University, M.Ed. Mathematics I ,W .fn 1 X1 Mrs. Gladys A. Payne Worcester State Teachers College, B.S. Harvard University English, Publicity, Antler Business Director 'A 'Q 1 s t C . Mr. Robert F. Rhodes Keystone Junior College East Stroudsburg State Teachers College, B.S. in Ed. Science af? is sgfibkiax L seg, :gg , ,tg fi S - f ,t, ' '-eww.-Q 1' . Q' xi, , sm my k jg j 'L gl. gn-kfikw, ,,.. 3 : ...eg 1 1 .i S. e K i:3,'fJ,j,4:.i. a 2-Kiwi -V -P . - , , .rr f,,jj,,:...ii:3r', W ,f f -- , -:i :greg 5' e. ,wif QQ. Z.. K ' 545,51 A, , 1 - --1 ,,.. 41-ezifliiiiw K i'QIjik,tf I I Miss Lorraine T. Oberly Indiana State Teachers College, B.S. Homemaking Mr. Kenneth J. Oswald Bloomsburg State Teachers College, B.S. Business Education Mr. Thomas j. Phayre University of Pennsylvania, B.S. in Ed. University of Pennsylvania, M.S. in Ed. Business Education Mr. Thomas M. Ridington Haverford College, B.A. University of Pennsylvania, M.F.A. Temple University, M.Ed English .12 Woodl' 's Wo Mrs. Elizabeth B. Porter University of Pennsylvania, B.S. in Ed., M.S. in Ed. Class Counselor, English, French Mr. David M. Risser Millersville State Teachers College, B.S. Temple University, Ed.M. Latin, Driver Training Fksh Op! it ' l A Mr. Harvey Portner LaSalle College, B.A. English Miss Kathleen A. Rohaly Lock Haven State Teachers College, B.S. Health, Physical Education Girl's Basketball Coach Mr. Onofrio B. Sabatine Kutztown State Teachers College, B.S. Bowling Green State University, M.A. Temple University Lehigh University Social Studies Mr. Dante V. Scalzi Gettysburg College, B.A. Spanish 60141152 CA6l!Ll'Lg8J, HIL Miss Sondra J. Shralow Temple University, B.A. English Mr. Leroy W. Shutt Pennsylvania State University, B.S. Temple University, M.Ed. Agriculture, Science Miss Evelyn R. Spare Ursinus Colege, B.S. Mathematics Miss Dorothy J. Specht Indiana State Teachers College, B.S. English, Speech Mr. Valentine V. Seidle Temple University, Mr. Theodore K. Schafer Moravian College, B.S. Lehigh University University of New Hampshire Science Science B.S., M.S. U.C.L.A.. Aomelfimes even Ame us . Mr. Richard B. Smith Mr. Forrest S. Sowers Duquesne University, Franklin and Marshall B.Ed. College, B.S. University of Pittsburgh, University of M.Ed. Social Studies Pennsylvania, M.S. . Assistant Football Coach Mathematics, Science Mrs. Anna C. Spencer Mr. Edward J. Sturtevant Temple University, Boston University, B.S. B.S. in Ed. Class Counselor, Social Pennsylvania School of Studies Social Work Home and School Visitor fo LGIWL WLOPZ 61,L0lfl,t OMF LUOPK6! 6lI'L6! fo A110111 014168 ues Mrs. Ruth F. Tomlinson Syracuse University, B.A., B.S. Librarian Mr. Harry B. Williams LaSalle University, B.A. Bucknell, M.A. Temple University Class Counselor, Mathematics, Wrestling Coach X.. mes e C0 Quiet, heya sh 4-Shhh' il .... , ,I Q- liT'a.z .bac ,V, V. i if iri, H ' - i'si S - x .: .f, A it '-f- 5,5 X 7- Mr. William jones Tregaskis Stroudsburg State College, B.S. Cornell University Science Mr. William E. Wolfe Temple University, B.S., M.S. Lebanon Valley College Health, Physical Education, Director of Athletics in orofer fhaf we migltf hnow ofhem. Miss Mary Swartzlander Swarthmore, A.B. Librarian Mrs. Hedwig M. Voltz Linz State Teachers . College, Austria German Mr. john F. Worthington Wharton School, B.S. Temple University, M.Ed. History, English Mrs. joyce B. Wilkerson Longwood College, B.A. in Ed. Mathematics Mr. Gordon E. Youngkin East Stroudsburg State Teachers College, B.S. Mathematics 1' . .V :Uv i n .L AQ' '- l Q lf' l 5 x 5- F y.,uQ, Q ' L an Zig' dv , X 7 ll i w i -47 ii ' 53 Secretarial Staff Left to right: F. Linck. A. Watson, R. Duff. M. Mclilroy, R. Moyer, F. Gilman. 75 ' is. e' il l, l E 5 J il if if Cafeteria Staff First row, left to right: C. Hart, M. Straub, C. Stilwagon, S. VanLuvanee, T. Shaddinger. Sec- ond row: E. johanidcs, S. Dietcrich, E. Stiles, G. Snyder, E. Gilchrist, Miss Alice Taylor, Con- necticut College for Women, B.A., Superzlixm' of Czfntral Bucks join! School Cafeterins. 'Elm Cusfodians Seated, left tn right: F. Lccs, M. Stanley, A. Arnold, M. McLaughlin, W. Rouse. Standing: A. Rice, J. Conkel, J. Ellis, W. Carr, A. Diehl, R. Dieterich, F. Holkey. . wig qw i CE' .Q JG w .gi ...W N m N fgfxf' -' : 5 S R wr - f ,f X I Yi J 6 ,, , TE I 'KZ , X f hmk,f.q,,h M . 5 wasii Q-9? The enior ..i.....k 'REM X Jw DCM wi V WW ,417 1 Cggif-D-gtg: F A5 V' W ffl f mwwmwi x Q M wwwQWigW'v'iQQVQ ' K ... ffb 2' 1 fflxQ ?Qg5 M O Q X g . ,fix Ih. M ,m.. ,imiimifix 1' f V V ,fr 5 Q4 Ye x Class Officers 53 S'- 2 I1 'F'4s . ,l.. l.f'fI In riglll: Andy lingrl, 'l,!'L'2lSlll'ClAQ Glenn Roscnlwrgcr, Vim- Prusiclcnlp Alan liiglcy, President: Anne KiI'iIllClg, Clorrcsponlling Secretary: Sue Boninc, Recording Sccrctzny. F-PW . ,ff W vw mag E 1'mi !'!P ,,g Wm 1 ,QQ ?wg 5' 1 if ,IM 13- I3 4, 7' , , K I 5 I I A I K '-W fr in .,xs.,L . . , , I 4, is .k sm? - --.k A - f .nn Li , f .. I A Q, 'V A M. M W I Assy Z' i . , . ES f - .ji - f -W -M K 55 V Q-f- KL' K f . V ks . VI us , fi: - -- ' f - , .-,k j ,W , K ff - High school years hold many dif- ferent memories for each student. We can look back on all the fun and work that we have shared and real- ize that we are much better persons because of our experiences. The ar- row for us now points toward the future, and again, many digerent vistas. Some graduates will further their education: others will join the Armed Services: and still others will be obtaining jobs and entering the business world. Whatever our plans for the fu- ture may be, they will, in a sense, re- flect the ,years we have spent at Central Bucks. ff? sl .1 Senior Class Counselor Mr. Edward Slurlevanl Home Room Presidents - 9 'rf Left to right, lfirzvt row: Fred Buck, Margaret Castor, Brenda Shantz, Peggie Moore, Bill Xvlllxlll- illgl0ll. Srcrmd row: Bob Dyer, Pele Jacoby, Robert SM'2ll'lly, Ed NVillinmson. 44' 2, KENNETH D. ALMONRODE BARBARA ANN ALTHOUSE Most School Spirited Barbara Gsand Mike Stadnycki W X r f A I i I MICHAEL AMADUN GEORGE AMENT KENT ANDERSON WILLIAM K- ARMSTRONG DOROTHY A. BALZER BARBARA BARNES FRANK BASH BARBARA BEANS 20 CARL BEEBE EDWIN ALAN BIGGS H. ALAN BIGLEY WILLIAM BISHOP BONNIE BITZER ESTHER L. BLAIR VIRGINIA FRANCES MARJORIE A. BLOOM BLEILER jze Z0 .ggnior aygoinlf 0 lllewv. . . GERTRUDE BOHNEL MARY LOU BORTREE SUSANNE BONINE ERIC BOSWELL 21 I I NANCY j. BOYER JUNE BREITINGER CAROL LYNN BRANDES BRADFORD W. BRINKER CCLVL L2 lftl'LC0l!8I'0J! 1 EILEEN BRINSER TERESA BROWN PATRICIA BRUNNER RAYMOND F. BUCK WILLIAM T. BURNS MICHAEL A. BUTLER DENNIS L. BYE IAMES CARHART 22 Wllfl-IAM VERYL DALE J. CARR JAMES CARSON CARPENTER HARRY CATHERS MA RGA RET CASTOR RICHARD R. DAVID KI. CHITTICK ANTHONY M. CAVANAUGH CIMORELLI STEVEN K. CLARKE GEORGE COLE Most Likely to Succeed Barbara Moore Mike Histand SUSAN In COLILS GORDON COLVIN Friendliest Anne Kircher Bob Dyer vig, c1YN'1'HlA L. c:0NRo JOSEPH CHARLES ALAN CORNELL MARTIN CORNELL COPPENS PAUL CORSON BARBARA JEAN MILTON CRAIG CAROLINE CRAVEN COTTER 24 STEPHEN DANIEL RICHARD C. DAVIS FRED DCCOURSEY SANDRA DeCOURSEY LEONARD DeMORELAND SUSAN DIETER ROBERT N. DILWORTH NICK DOERFLER ome IflLing5 ofa! . . dome Minga new . . WILLIAM R. DOSTMANN NORMA DOWNS DAVID DOWNS ROBERT D. DYER 25 DAVID E. EICHE ANDREW ENCEL ALAN TUCK ELFMAN CAROLE ERNEST ee wlmf we be iacouereoy DEBORAH E. EVANS GERALD EWERS CARL FEINEIS FRANK N. FELL JANE EYRE CHARLES R. FATZINGER BETTY LOU FICKES DUANE DIANE FLEGEL DENNIS R. FLY IOANNE FOSTER RICHARD W- GERALD E. FRATRIK FRANKLIN NORMAN FRICK ELIZABETH FRY ROBERT GANNON JOAN DOROTHY GARDNER Best Looking Sue Bonine Pete Harrison x A X V URSULA ILLING GARRETT , tw w CHRISTOPHER CARTON 41 f'7 Most Individualistic Louise Trudel Bill Root ROBERT GIVEN i -Q ROBERT A. GRAFF ELLEN MARIE GLASGOW BARBARA GSAND MARY ANN GENGHINI BETTY GOMMEL ROBERT GULAR X X LYNN GIBSON 7 ca B ' Q .ifv -Vs I EE L 2. LAWRENCE W. GORY WAYNE HAFLER LOUISE HAMMER CARL D. HARRIS STEPHEN HARRIS WILLIAM T. HARRIS PETER HARRISON ELEANOR HARVEY SUZANNE HEACOCK JONATHAN E. .M fA0 OWLOPB 661,55 . KAREN L. HEIN JOSEPH HERING ROBERT HENDERSON BARRY HILBERT 29 w1s'9 lift HOWARD HILL ilu? ' 'C-Mi MICHAEL B. HISTAND 7? JOY RODMAN HITCH MAN 66 77 omiom, Ann ecame fofo A100455 . I-0 MARY HOLNICK JUDITH HOLT f I GWENDOLLYN M. PETER JACOBY jAc:onus .TW qu-v SYLVIA HOLMS 5- 16' 'iv ' 9 ' 4 , Q X 7 . MARTHA JANE HUBER ROBERT HUMMER maui GISELA JOBST HELEN M. KALLATCH mm HELENE KARABA V. JOHN KARPEL SANDRA D. KEATING DAVID KENWORTHY LOIS KEPNER ROBERT KERNS LORRAINE F. KINCES ANNE N. KIRCHER Best Students Duane Flegel Mike Histand DONALD KIRKPATRICK EDWARD KISTER 31 EDVVARD KLEBES NANCY L. KLIESH Best Actors Carol Brandes Mike Stadnycki Ti s-Q Q, Lx 5 , ,:EAA . 3 WILLIAM MARY KOHL DIANNE M. KOUGH JOY KRALIK KOCHENDERI-'ER G? JAMES A. KRESCHOLLEK BEVERLY KUSMAUL RICHARD LANDES C. NORMAN LARGE 32 THOMAS E. LARUE WILLIAM JAY LEON effwdwg, ALBERT R. LOGAN FRANK LEES LINDA LEHN JOAN LEITCH W. GERALD LITKE WILLIAM LIVEZEY ROBERT M. LOCKETT Aangri a, . nexli our enior ear . ROBERT A. MAHLER VIRGINIA LUK1-:Ns JUDITH MARCH 35 ERNEST MAXWELL PERCENE SARA MCBRIDE AUDREY MCBRIDE CAROL MCCLAIN C7 Ag .xdfan . . 0, 90, go . . G- WILLIAM NANCY JEAN MCDONALD PATRICK MCGROGGAN LOUISE MCHUGH MCCLINTOCK '-N QS SARAH MCKEOWN HOLLY MCNEELY DORIS MELLOR FRANCIS MICHENER 34 JOSEPH MILLER WALLACE B. MILLER BARBARA ANN MOORE PEGGIE ANN MOORE MARIE MOEN FRANK MOLDOVANYI LEONA MORBY TERRY L. MORRIS RICHARD M. MURRAY Best Leaders Louise Hammer Alan Bigley H' ,z f ' ' Q- CARL MYERS .gi ul u.: KU' QNX' L t' DONALD NAYLOR GLADYS Ii. N EFF Most Versatile Kathy Sattcrthwaite Bob Dyer Alan Bigley LILLIAN M. NEHODA ROBERT NEUBERT DIETER NITSCHKE IENNIE NOWAKOVVSKI MARGERY JANE PATRICIA PATTEN MARIAN PISCIOTTA PATRICIA PLACE NUNEVILLER 36 f MARILYN PLEQUETTE if fr . PATRICIA POTTER SUSAN POOLE HAMILTON C. PORTER TIFFANY M. PORTER DONALD H. POTTS SUSAN POTTS THERESA F. POWERS Wad df!! we coufcl Add!! JUNE PRESTON JEAN L. PRICE ARTHUR H. PRICE somuz ANN RACHWAL 87 BARBARA RAMSEY HAROLD REESER CONSTANCE M. JOHN REIN RAYMOND 0l'Lqfbt8l 0l 5 of fA8 ofa, 7 . . ROBERT REPVI-MK MARGARET ANN EILEEN FULMER ROBERT CHARLES RICKERT RIMMER RIMMER WILLIAM E. ROOT HERBERT ROSE GLENN D. MARY P. RUSHTON ROSENBERGER 38 MARIE SANDS KATHERINE E- jo ANN SCARPELLO RONALD SCHABENER SATTERTHWAITE Q 3 , BRENDA L. SCHANTZ GREGORY ALAN MARIANNE RONALD SCHWARTZ SCHMELLICK SCHUMACHER Best Singers Lillian Nehoda Bill Bishop STEPHANIE SCOTT ' Al A . A s WILLIAM SELTZER , . . 3 A DAVID B. SEYMOUR JAMES SHEAFFER Most Athletic Betty Gommel jerry Ewers PATRICIA SHUTT EMMERY SIDELINKER WILLIAM SIRAN ARTHUR SIRON FRED W. SLIFER WILLIAM L. SLOTTER DENNIS SMITH EILEEN PATRICIA SMITH 40 JOANNE SMITH RICHARD L. SMITH SHARIN SMITH JOHN SNOVER CHESTER P. SNYDER RICHARD SNYDER D. GARRET SPEAR CHARLES STAATS not fo menlfion poor Worm ,Zan MICHAEL STADNYCKI 1 N I I ELIZABETH STEWART CHERYLL STEINKER CAROLYN MAY STRALEY 41 DOREEN STRATTON NANCY L. STREEPER J. WESLEY STRAUB ROBERT SWARTLEY H ccenf on .fdufumn U. . . ccmdfifoe magic H. . . 2 ! , ii ELEANOR SWIERZY JANE H. TAYLOR BRENDA TEAT SHIRLEY THEIROLF , v VIRGINIA THOMAS PATRICIA THOMPSON ANN MARIE TOPEL ELLA MAE TRANSUE 42 MARY TRAUGER G. LOUISE TRUDEL CAROL TURNER KATHLEEN TURNICKY MARGARET TWII-'ORD JOHN D. TWINING JUDY UTZY jOHN van der WATER Best Musicians Lois Ward Ernest Maxwell JUDY VAN DINE LOIS ELIZABETH WARD 48 5 , , r ea., , K ,ff x ' f GERALD LEE WASSER Best Sense of Humor Peggie Moore Fred Buck SANDRA E. WATSON Ogadf imp fo ,MAwAingfon . . Ana exama . . . Q , FRED J. wmsrz ROBERT JAMES CLYTIE WERNER BONNIE WEST W1-LNNER ROBERT WHITE DONALD WHITTICAR THOMAS WILEY GEORGE WILLARD 44 ANNE WILLIAMS DONALD WINTON EDWARD WILLIAMSON WILLIAM WORTHINCTON Can fAe:5e GAIL G. TOLLEY PAULINE LOUISE YOUNG A 1 ALBERT WEST WILLS CONSTANCE A. WUNSCI-I ANNA MAY WINDLE NICK YERKES e c!i,oAma5 in our !La,nc!5 W. GREG YOUNG FELIZ ZARZECKI Senior Index ALMONRODE, KENNETH D., Ken: Pineville: Armed Services. ALTHOUSE, BARBARA ANN, Barb: R.D. 423, Box 37, Doylestown: Antler Business Staff 3: Chatter Bux Staff 3: Choir 2, 3: Chorus l, 2: Chorus Accompanist: Debate 3: Hockey l: Library Ass't. 3: Nurses' Club 3: Prom Committee 2: Further Education. AMADON, MICHAEL, Mike: R.D. :ii-3, Wilkshire Rd., Doylestown: Moon Watchers' Club l: Radio Club 2: Science Club 3: Further Education. AMENT, GEORGE: Danboro: Baseball l, 2, 3: H.R. Treas- urer I: Most Improved Baseball Player 2: Prom Committee 2: Varsity Club l: Further Education. ANDERSON, KENT, Andy: 96 Woodlawn Ave., Chalfont: Football 1, 2, 3: Rifle 2, 3: H.R. Vice-Pres. 2: Student Coun- cil Rep. l, 2: Armed Services. ARMSTRONG, WILLIAM K., We-Willie: Box 333, Hill- town: F.F.A. l, 2, 3: Track I, 3: Second prize in State Agri- cultural Contest: Armed Services. BALZER, DOROTHY A., Dottie: Valley View Trailer Park, Danboro: Choir 2, 3: Chorus l: Home Ec. 2: Prom Commit- tee 2: Business World. BARNES, BARBARA, Barb: R.D. 1:91, Chalfont: Antler Staff 3: Art Awards: Harlequin Club 1, 2: Prom Committee 2: Further Education. BASH, FRANK: Limekiln Pike, Chalfont: Baseball 1, 2, 3: Football l: H.R. Treasurer 1, 2: Prom Committee 2: Varsity Club l, 2: Undecided. BEANS, BARBARA, Beansie: Doylestown: Banking Club l, 2: Dancing Club l: Drill Team 1, 2: Prom Committee 2: Receptionist 2, 3: Intramural Softball 1, 2: Business World. BEEBE, CARL, Shorty: I9 West Swartz Ave., Chalfont: Cross Country 2: Business World. BIGGS. EDWIN ALAN, Ned: Gardenville: Further Educa- tion. BIGLEY, H. ALAN: 59 Clemens Rd., Doylestown: Antler Stalf 3: Baccalaureate Usher 2: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Basketball Club I: Debate 3: Football 3: Glee Club 2, 3: Prom Com- mittee 2: Honor Society l, 2 lVice-Pres. SJ: Junior Rotarian 3: Senior Class Pres.: Varsity Club 2: Volleyball 2, 3: Fur- ther Education. BISHOP, WILLIAM, Bill: Harmony Hill Farm, Doylestown: Baccalaureate Usher 2: Glee- Club l, 2. 3: H.R. Vice-Pres. 3: Prom Committee 2: Varsity Club l, 2: Wrestling I, 2, 3: Further Education. BITZER, BONNIE, Bitz: Lexington Rd., Chalfont: Antler Business Staff 3: Basketball 2, 3: Commencement Usher 2: Hockey l, 2, 3 SICO-Capt. 3J: Honor Society l, 2: H.R. Pres. l, Vice-Pres. 2, reas. 3: Girls' Phys. Ed. Club l, 2 lSec. 21: Prom Committee gChairmanJ 2: Tennis l, 2: Tympanum 2, 3: Volleyball 2, : Further Education. BLAIR, ESTHER L.: 2384 Street Rd., Neshaminy: Chorus l, 2: Nurses' Club 3: Further Education. BLEILER, VIRGINIA FRANCES, Ginger: 580 Almshouse Rd., Doylestown: Chorus I: Dancing Club 1: Airline Hostess. BLOOM, MARJORIE A., Marjie: 1309 School Lane, War- rington: Antler Stalf 3: Basketball 1: Commencement Usher 2: Debate 3: FT.A. l, 2, 3: Harlequin Club 2: Hockey I, 2, 3: Honor Society 2: Junior Rotanan 3: Prom Committee 2: Tennis l, 2: World Alfairs Council 2: Further Education. BOHNEL, GERTRUDE, Trudy: R.D. 42, Doylestown: FBLA 3: Rece tionist 2, 3: Business World. BONINE, SUISANNE, Sue: Sandy Ridge Rd., R.D. yi, D?lestown: Color Guard 2, 3: Commencement Usher 2: F. .A. l, 2, 3 Nice-Pres. 2, Pres. 31: Girl of the Month 3: Girls' Phys. Ed. Club l, 2: Hockey 2, 3: Intramural Basket- ball 2: Tennis I, 2: Junior, Senior Class Recording Sec.: Prom Committee 2: Further Education. BORTREE, MARY LOU: Bristol Rd., R.D. jfl, Chalfont: Chorus I: Dancing Club 1: F.H.A. 3: Business World. BOSWELL, ERIC: Buckingham: Auto Club 2: PTOUI C0m' mittee 2: H.R. Treas. 2: Rifle Club 1: Further Education. BOYER, NANCY J.: 56 S. Franklin St., Doylestown: Choir 2, 3 lSec. 3J: Chorus l, 2: Dramatics 3: Girls' Phys. Ed. Club 2: Honor Society 1, 2, 3: County Chorus 2, 3: Intramural Basketball l, 2: Prom Committee 2: Tennis 1, 2, 3: Further Education. BRANDES, CAROL LYNN: 853 Easton Rd., Neshaminy: Antler Staff 3: Basketball 2: Choir 3: Chorus 3: Commence- ment Usher 2: Debate 3: F.T.A. 2, 3: Girl of the Month 3: Harlequin Club l, 2, 3 lVice-Pres. 35: Honor Society l, 2: Outstanding Student of English l, 2: Prom Committee 2: Tympanum 3: Further Education. BREITINGER, JUNE: 10 W. Butler Ave., Chalfont: Major- ette Club 2: Personality and Charm Club 1: H.R. Banker l: Business World. BRINKER, BRADFORD W., Brad: Chalfont: Hot Rod Club l, 2: Prom Committee 2: Wrestling l: Armed Services. BRINSER, EILEEN: R.D. JMB, Doylestown: F.T.A. l, 2, 3: Library Ass't. 2: Further E ucation. BROWN, TERESA, Terri: Creek Rd., R.D. :li-1, Doylestown: Dancing Club 1: FBLA 2, 3: Prom Committee 2: Stagecraft l, 2, 3: Business World. BRUNNER, PATRICIA, Pat: Moyer Rd., Chalfont: Bible Club l, 2, 3: Library Aide 2, 3: Further Education. BUCK, RAYMOND F., Fred: 152 Beulah Rd., Doylestown: FBLA 3: Antler Business Staff 3: Hot Rod Club l, 2: H.R. Pres. 3: H.R. Treasurer 2: Business World. BURNS, WILLIAM T., Bill: 123 Dolly Lane, Chalfont: Arche Club l: Concert and Football Band l, 2: Research Teamrgl: Further Education. BUTLER, MICHAEL A., Mike: Holicong: Amateur Radio Club l, 2: Rifle Team 2, 3: Soccer 2. 3: Further Education. BYE, DENNIS L., Denny: R.D. 422, Doylestown: Audio Vis- ual Aids 1: H.R. Treasurer 3: Soccer 2, 3: Track l, 2, 3: Wrestling 3: Further Education. CARHART, JAMES, jim: lll Decatur St., Doylestown: H.R. Treasurer 3: Business World. CARPENTER, WILLIAM VERYL, Butch: Furlong: Chess 2: Soccer 2: Further Education. CARR, DALE J.: Lower State Rd., Doylestown: Football l, 2, 3: Prom Committee 2: Rifle Team 2: Business World. CARSON, JAMES, Kit: Swamp Rd., Furlong: Basketball l, 2, 3: Soccer 3: Track 3: Volleyball 3: Further Education. CASTOR, MARGARET: R.D. 1:91, Chalfont: Choms l: Choir 2, 3: FBLA 3: F.T.A. l, 2, 3: Honor Society 2: H.R. Pres. l, 2, 3: Prom Committee 2: Further Education. CATHERS, HARRY, Sleeper: 31 Blythewood Drive, Doyles- town: Activity Club l: Hot Rod Club 2: Intramural Basket- ball I, 2, 3: Prom Committee 2: Further Education. CAVANAUGH, RICHARD R., Rick: Groveland Road, Pip- ersville: Rille Club 2: Varsity Club l: Wrestling 2, 3: Fur- ther Education. CHITTICK, J. DAVID, Dave: Danboro: F.F.A. Parliamen- tary Team 2, 3: F .F.A. l, 2, 3: H.R. Treasurer l: Forestry. CIMORELLI, ANTHONY M., Tony: 2718 Pickertown Rd., Warrington: Football l lManager 23: Hot Rod Club 2: Draftsman. CLARKE, STEVEN K., Steve: Bristol Rd., Chalfont: Bas- ketball Manager l, 2, 3: Jazz Club l: Varsity Club 2: Volley- ball 3: Armed Services. COLE, GEORGE: York Rd., Jamison: Further Education. COLES, SUSAN F., Sue: Furlong: Chorus 2: Commencement Usher 2: Intramural Basketball I: Prom Committee 2: Soph- omore Class Sec. I: Student Council Rep. 2, 3: Tympanum 3: Further Education. COLVIN, GORDON: 2430 Stogner Ave., Warrington: Field and Stream Club l: Hot Rod Club 2: Armed Services. CONRO, CYNTHIA E., Cindy: Peace Valley Rd., Chalfont: Antler Typist 3: FBLA 3: Prom Committee 2: Business World. COPPENS, JOSEPH CHARLES, joe: Pineville: Football l, 23 Track 1, 2, 3: Wrestling l: Undecided. CORNELL, ALAN, Al: Bristol Rd., Warrington: Aviation Club 2: Rifle Club l: Further Education. CORNELL, MARTIN, Mert: Doylestown, R.D. :i,t2: Hot Rod Club 2: Further Education. CORSON, PAUL: 91 E. State St., Doylestown: Baccalaureate Usher 2: Basketball 1, 2: Prom Committee 2: Student Coun- cil Rep. 3: Track 1, 3: Varsity Club 1, 2: Volleyball 1, 2, 3: Further Education. COTTER, BARBARA JEAN, Bobbie jean: 614 Griflith Rd., Neshaminy: FBLA 3: Prom Committee 2: Receptionist 1, 2: Business World. CRAIG, MILTON: Newtown Pike, Buckingham: Baseball 1, 2, 3: Football l, 2, 3: Prom Committee 2: Wrestling l, 2, 3: Further Education. CRAVEN, CAROLINE: Mechanicsville: Chorus l, 2: Future Nurses' Club 3: Harlequin Club 3: Library Ass't. 2: Nurse's Aide 2, 3: Receptionist 2: Tympanum 2, 3 fAss't Editor-in- Chief SJ: Further Education. DANIEL, STEPHEN, Steve: Pipersville: Projection Squad 1, 2, 3: Woodshop Club 1, 2: Woodworking Trade. DAVIS, RICHARD C., Rich: Mechanicsville: Chess Club 1, 2: Prom Committee 2: Rille 1, 3: Further Education. DECOURSEY, FRED: Sunnyside Drive, Doylestown, R.D. ?2: Audio Visual Aids l, 2, 3: Aviation Club 2: Rifle Team : Stagecraft 2, 3 fAss't Manager 35: Armed Services. DECOURSEY, SANDRA, Sandy: Sunnyside Drive, Doyles- town, R.D. 32: Dancing Club 1: FBLA 3: H.R. Sec. 3: Prom Committee 2: Stagecraft 3: Business World. DeMORELAND, LEONARD, Len: Valley Rd., Jamison: Auto Mechanic. DIETER, SUSAN M., Sue: 186 E. Court St., Doylestown: Banking Club 1, 2: Choir 2: Chorus 1, 2: Prom Committee 2: Further Education. DILWORTH, ROBERT N., Bob: Guinea Lane, Jamison: Aviation Club 2: Track 1, 3: Varsity Club 1, 2: Volleyball 2, 3: Further Education, or Armed Services. DOERFLER, NICK, Kraut: 207 Harvey Ave., Doylestown: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Prom Committee 2: Soccer 2, 3: Track 1, 3: Varsity Club 1, 2: Volleyball 2, 3: Further Education. DOSTMANN, WILLIAM R., Bill: 1541 Stuckert Rd., War- rington: Hot Rod Club 1: Rifle Club 2: Snack Bar 2: Stage- craft 1, 2, 3: Further Education. DOWNS, DAVID, Fuzzy: Box 38, Wycombe: Audio Visual Aids 1, 2. 3 fTreas. 2J: Rifle 1: Stagecraft 2: Further Edu- cation or Armed Services. DOWNS, NORMA: Stump Rd., Plumsteadville: Future Nurses' Club 2: Personality and Charm Club 1: Rifle 3: Further Education. DYER, ROBERT D., Bob fRedsj: 3 Easthill Drive, Doyles- town: Baseball 1, 2: Basketball 1, 2: Honor Society 3 tTreas. 3J: Rifle Club 2: H.R. Pres. 2, 3: Soccer 2: Varsity Club 1: Further Education. EICHE, DAVID E., Gene: 28 Cedar Drive, New Britain: Radio Club 1, 2: Rifle 3: Soccer 3: Further Education. ELFMAN, ALAN TUCK, Tuck: 248 E. Court St., Doyles- town: Football 1, 2. 3 fCo-Capt. 3y: H.R. Pres. 1: Track l, 2: Wrestling 1, 2, 3: Woodshop Club 1, 2: Further Education. ENGEL, ANDREW, Andy: 58 Hillcrest Ave., Chalfont: Base- ball 2. 3: Basketball Club 1: Honor Society 1: Prom Com- mittee 2: Junior, Senior Clam Treasurer: Soccer 2: Un- decided. ERNEST, CAROLE: 79 Airy Ave., Lansdale M.R.: Chorus 2: Nurse's Aide 2, 3: Prom Committee 2: Yearbook Typist 3: Business World. EVANS, DEBORAH E., Debbie: 144 Beulah Rd., Doyles- town: Book Club 2: Chorus 1, 2: Commencement Usher 2: Digit Digest 2: Intramural Basketball 1: Prom Committee 2: Further Education. EWERS, GERALD, jerry: 125 W. Oakland Ave., Doyles- town: Baccalaureate Usher 2: Baseball l, 2. 3: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Football 2, 3: Student Council 2, 3: Business World. EYRE, JANE: 198 Lafayette St., Doylestown: Basketball 2, 3: F.T.A. 2. 3: English Award l: Hockey 3: Honor Society l, 2, 8: Phys. Ed. Club l, 2: Tennis 1, 2, 3: Volleyball 2, 3: Further Education. FATZINGER, CHARLES R., JR., Rick: 66 Mathews Ave., New Britain: F.FtA. 1, 2, 3: Prom Committee 2: Agriculture. FEINEIS, CARL: Fountainville: Projection Squa 1: Rifle Club 1: Armed Services. FELL, FRANK N.: Box 364, Buckingham: H.R. Treas. 1, Vice-Pres. 2: Photography Club: Business World. FICKES, BETTY LOU, Betty: 387 Linden Ave., Doylestown: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Chorus l, 2: Drill Team 2: Hockey 1, 2, 3: Prom Committee 2: Tennis 1, 2: Undecided. FLEGEL, DUANE DIANE, Wanie: Farmhouse, Maplewood, Doylestown: Co-Editor of Antler 3: Cheerleader 3: Drill Team 1, 2 tCapt. 2J: French Club 3: Commencement Usher 2: Girl of the Month 3: Honor Society 1, 2: Prom Com- mittee fChairmanJ 2: Student Council Rep. 1, Sec. 2: Ten- nis 1, 2: H.R. Sec. 3: Prom Attendant 2: Tympanum 3: Further Education. FLY, DENNIS R., Denny: 4 S. Limekiln Pike, Chalfont: Antler Staff Photographer 2, 3: Chatter Bux Business Staff 2, 3 fManager 3j: Concert Band 1, 2, 3: Bux-Mont Band 3: Football Band 1, 2, 3: Hobby Award 2: Projection Squad 1, 2, 3: Radio Club 1, 2 QTreas. 2J: Swing Kings 3: Business World. FOSTER, JOANNE, jo: 139 S. Main St., Doylestown: Bas- ketball I, 2, 3: Cheerleader 3: Commencement Usher 2: Girls' Phys. Ed. Club 1, 2, 3: H.R. Treas. 1, 2, 3: Honor So- ciety l, 2: F.T.A. 3: Junior Rotarian 3: Prom Committee 2: Further Education. FRANKLIN, RICHARD W., Dick: Box 13, Furlong: Danc- ing Club l: H.R. Treas. 2: H.R. Vice-Pres. 3: Armed Services. FRATRIK, GERALD E., jerry: New Hopi, R.D. jfl: Rifle Club 1: Woodshop Club 1, 2: Business orld. FRICK, NORMAN, Bob: 2262 Bristol Rd., Warrington: Cross Country Manager 3: Merit Scholarship Finalist 3: Rifle Club 2: Track Manager 2, 3: Further Education. FRY, ELIZABETH, Betsy: Carter Rd., Jamison: Book Club 3: Chorus l, 2: Girls' Phys. Ed. Club 1, 2: Intramural Basket- ball 2, 3: Further Education. CANNON, ROBERT, Bob: 133 Beulah Rd., Doylestown: Aviation Club 1: Cross Country l, 2, 3: Track 2, 3: Varsity Club 2: Further Education. GARDNER, JOAN DOROTHY, joanie: New Hope R.D. .1i:2: Girls' Phys. Ed. Club l, 2: Nurse. GARRETT, URSULA ILLING: 466 N. St., Doylestown: Bible Club 1, 2: Business World. GARTON, CHRISTOPHER, Chris: Bristol Rd., Chalfont: Prom Committee 2: Further Education. GENGHINI, MARY ANN: Rushland Rd., Jamison: Antler Business Staff 3: Choir 3: Chorus 1: F.H.A. 2: Nurses' Club 3: Homemaking Club 3: Library Ass't. 3: Receptionist 2: H.R. Sec. 1, 2: Nurse. GIBSON, LYNN: Stump Rd., Chailfont: Antler Business Staff 3: Chorus 1, 2: Prom Committee 2: Tympanum 2, 3: Further Education. GIVEN, ROBERT, Bob: Mechanicsville, R.D., Doylestown: Field and Stream Club 1: Armed Services. GLASGOW, ELLEN MARIE: Creek Rd., Doylestown R.D. qlfl: Prom Committee 2: Beautician. GOMMEL, BETTY, Gom: 218 Keely Ave., New Britain: Basketball 1, 2, 3: F.T.A. 1, 2, 3: Girls' Phys. Ed. Club l, 2: Hockey l, 2. 3 fCo-Capt. 3J: H.R. Pres. 1, Vice-Pres. 2: Commencement Usher 2: Miss Sophomore : Prom Com- mittee QChainnanJ 2: Tennis 1, 2, 3: Volleyball 2: Fur- ther Education. GORY, LAWRENCE W., Larry: Stuckert Rd., Warrington: Basketball Club 1: Hot Rod Club 2: Prom Committee 2: Business World. GRAFF, ROBERT A., Bob: Easton Rd., Warrington: Ant- ler Businew Staff 3: Football l, 2, 3: Prom Committee 2: Varsity Club l, 2: Further Education. GSAND, BARBARA, Barb: York Rd., Holicong: Chatter Bux Stalf 3: Cheerleader 1, 2, 3: tCapt. Sj: Commencement Usher 2: Hockey l, 2. 3: H.R. Sec. 2, Vice-Pres. 3: Prom Attendant 2: Prom Committee tGen. Chairmanj 2: Sopho- more Class Vice-Pres.: Tennis 1, 2, 3: Further Education. GULAR, ROBERT, Ghoul: Box 157 R.D. 33, Doylestown: Auto Club 2: Field and Stream Club 1: Armed Services. HAFLER, WAYNE: R.D. ffl, Doylestown: Dance Club 1: Business World. HAMMER, LOUISE, Wezey: 303 W. State St., Doylestown: Antler Staff 3: Booster Club Attendant 2: Color Guard 1: French Club 2: Girl of the Month 3: Intramural Basket- ball 2: Prom Attendant 2: Prom Committee 2: Student Council Rep. 1, 2 QPres. 35: Tennis 1, 2, 3: Further Educa- tion. HARRIS, CARL D.: Swamp Rd., Rushland: Antler Staff 3: Boys' Glee Club 2, 3: Prom Committee 2: H.R. Pres. 2, Treas. 1: Radio Club l: Ritle Club 2: Rifle Team 2, 3: Soccer 3: Further Education. HARRIS, STEPHEN, Steve: 1760 Bristol Rd., Hartsville: Auto Club 1, 2: Prom Committee 2: Further Education. HARRIS, WILLIAM T., Bill: Creek Rd., R.D. 33, Doyles- town: Football 1: Harlequin Club 3: Student Council Rep. 3: Track 2: Further Education. HARRISON, PETER, Pete: 228 E. Court St., Doylestown: Basketball 1, 2: Basketball Club 1: Baccalaureate Usher 2: Boys' Glee Club 2, 3: Debate Club 3: H.R. Pres. 2: Honor Society 2: Cross Country 1: Prom Committee 2: Soccer 2, 3: Student Council Rep. 3: Track 1, 2, 3: Volleyball 1, 2, 3: Varsity Club 2: Further Education. HARVEY, ELEANOR, Ellie: Stoney Rd., Hartsville: Recep- tionist 3: Beautician. HEACOCK, SUZANNE Sue: 129 Beulah Rd., Doylestown: Antler Business Staff 3: Baccalaureate Usher 2: Choir 2. 3: Commencement Usher 2: F.T.A. 1, 2, 3 lHistorian 35: In- tramural Basketball 1, 2, 3: Prom Committee 2: Future Nurse. HEFFNER, JONATHAN E., john: 127 Maple Lane, New Britain: Art Club 1: Antler Business Staff 3: Baccalaureate Usher 2: Basketball 1: Prom Committee 2: Varsity Club 2: Further Education. HEIN, KAREN L.: 8 Sycamore Way, Box 5, Doylestown: Chorus 1: Intramural Basketball 3: F.H.A. 3: Further Edu- cation. HENDERSON, ROBERT, Bob: Almshouse Rd., Jamison: Radio Club 2, 8: Rille Team 1, 2, 3: Undecided. HERING, JOSEPH, joe: 64 Lexington Ave., Lansdale: Hot Rod Club 1: Mechanic. HILBERT, BARRY: R.D. .1f2, New Hope: Baseball 1, 2: Machinist or Draftsman. HILL, HOWARD, Sid: Box 5, Edison: Draftsman. HISTAND, MICHAEL B., Ben: Anderson Rd., Bucking- ham: Antler Staff 3: Baccalaureate Usher 2: Cross Country 1: Debate Club 3: Glee Club 2, 3: H.R. Pres. 3: Honor Society 1, 2, 3 QPres. 3l: Junior Rotarian: Prom Committee 2: Soccer 3: Volleyball 2, 3: Wrestling 1, 2. 3: Further Edu- cation. HITCHMAN, JOY RODMAN, joyful: Durham Rd., Me- chanicsville: Commencement Usher 2: Debate Club 2, 3: F.T.A. 2, 3 lSec. 3l: Harlequin Club 2: H.R. Sec. 3: Prom Committee 2: Tennis 2: Further Education. HOLMS, SYLVIA J.: Point Pleasant: Debate Club 3: F.T.A. 2. 3: F.l-I.A. 2: Personality and Charm Club 1: Prom Com- mittee 2: Further Education. HOLNICK, MARY, Blackie: Forest Grove: Receptionist 1, 2, 3: Business World. HOLT, JUDITH, Judy: 101 Wood St., Doylestown: Chorus 2: FBLA 3: Personality and Charm Club 1: Prom Commit- tee 2: Undecided. HUBER, MARTHA JANE, Marti: 252 W. State St., Doyles- town: Antler Staff 3: Basketball Manager 1: Chatter Bux 3: Cheerleading Manager 2, 3: F.T.A. l, 2. 13: Chorus 2: H.R. Sec. 2: Prom Committee 2: Student Council Rep. 3: Further Education. HUMMER, ROBERT, Bob: Mechanicsville, Box 14: Bible Club l, 2, 3: H.R. Pres. 1, Vice-Pres. 2, 3: Student Council Rep. l: Armed Services. JQCOBUS, GWENDOLLYN M., Gwen: Chalfont, R.D.: ockey 2, 3: H.R. Sec. l, Vice-Pres. 2: Business World. JIACOBY, PETER, Pete: Rushland: Antler Staff 3: H.R. ice-Pres. 3: Debate Club 3: Glee Club 2, 3: Prom Commit- tee 2: Radio Club l, 2: Ride Team 1, 2, 3: Soccer 2: Further Education. JOBST, GISELA: 215 W. Court St., Doylestown: Dancing Club 1: Music Appreciation Club 1: Prom Committee 2: Business World. KALLATCH, HELEN M.: R.D. .1f2, New Hope: Library Ass't l, 2: Receptionist 1, 3: Marriage. KARABA, HELENE: M.R. .1f2, Chalfont: Dancing Club l: F.T.A. 3: Prom Committee 2: Receptionist 3: Rille Team 1, 2, 3: Further Education. KARPEL, V. JOHN: Box 285, Doylestown: Intramural Baseball 2: Prom Committee 2: Riile Club 1: Armed Services. KEATING, D. SANDRA, Sandy: New Hope R.D. ifl: Antler Business Staff 3: FBLA 3: Prom Committee 2: Receptionist 3: Rifle Club 3: Business World. KENWORTHY, DAVID, Dave: 21 Pickwick Park Drive. Edison: Football l, 2, 3: Prom Committee 2: Varsity Club 2: Undecided. KEPNER, LOIS, Butch: P.O. Box 153, Edison: Library Ass't I: Receptionist l, 3: Marriage. KERNS, ROBERT, Bob: County Line Rd., M.R. it-l, Lans- dale: Woodshop Club 2: Business World. KINCES, LORRAINE F., Kinkus: 68 Hillside Ave.. Doyles- town: Commencement Usher 2: Basketball 2, 3: Drill Team 1, 2: F.T.A. 1, 2, 3: Girls' Phys. Ed. Club 1, 2: Intramural Basketball 1: Honor Society l, 2: Majorette 3: Prom Com- mittee 2: Tennis 1, 2, 3: Further Education. KIRCHER, ANNE N.: 95 Davis Rd., Doylestown: Baccalau- reate Usher 2: Chatter Bux Staff 3: Chorus 2: Choir 3: Commencement Usher 2: D.A.R. Award 3: H.R. Sec. 2, Vice- Pres. 1: Intramural Basketball 1: Intramural Volleyball 1: Prom Committee 2: Senior Class Corresponding Sec.: Fur- ther Education. KIRKPATRICK, DONALD, Don: R.D., Chalfont: Radio Club 1, 2 lPres. 25: Rifle 2, 3: Further Education. KISTER, EDWARD, Ed: R.D. 422, Doylestown: H.R. Sec. 2: Football 2, 3: Track 1: Armed Services. KLEBES, EDWARD, Eddie fSkettiej: 77 Hillside Ave., Doylestown: Band Club 1: Dancing Club 1: Prom Commit- tee 2: Woodshop Club 2: Armed Services. KLIESH, NANCY L.: Box 22, Hartsville: Dancing Club 1: Home Ee. Club 1: H.R. Banker 1, 2: Prom Committee 2: Rille Team 1, 2, 3: Medical Technology. KOCHENDERFER, WILLIAM, Bill: R.D., Chalfont: Auto Club 2: H.R. Pres. 1: Further Education. KOHL, MARY: 152 Wood St., Doylestown: Chorus l, 2: Choir 3: Prom Committee 2: Further Education. KOUGH, DIANNE M.: 18 W. St., Doylestown: Chorus 1, 2: Commencement Usher 2: F.T.A. 1, 2, 3: Intramural Bas- ketball l fCapt. lj: Prom Committee 2: Nurse. KRALIK, JOY, Bubbles: 2581 Bristol Rd., Warrington: Ant- ler Business Staff 3: Chorus 1: FBLA 3: H.R. Sec. 2: Jour- nalism 2: Prom Committee 2: Business World. KRESCHOLLEK, JAMES A., jim: Edison: Rifle Team 1: Woodshop Club 2: Armed Services. KUSMAUL, BEVERLY, Bev: Limekiln Pike, Doylestown: Bible Club 1: Library Ass't. l, 2: Business World. LANDES, RICHARD, Dick: Fountainville: F.F.A. l, 2, 3 fSentine1 2, Treas. 35: Hot Rod Club 1: Mechanic. LARGE, C. NORMAN, Norm: Box 37, Edison: Projection Squad 3: Armed Services. LARUE, THOMAS E., Lash: 354 Maple Ave., Doylestown: Basketball 1, 2, 3 lCapt. 31: Cross Country 2: H.R. Pres. 2: Prom Committee 2: Varsity Club l, 2: Armed Services. LEES, FRANK, Frankie: 2252 Warwick Rd., Warrington: Prom Committee 2: Track 3: Wrestling 2, 3: Armed Services. LEHN, LINDA: 2242 Wodock Ave., Neshaminy: Dancing Club 1: H.R. Sec. 1: Music Appreciation Club 1: Prom Com- mittee 2: Business World. LEITCH, JOAN: 64 S. Clinton St., Doylestown: Book Club 2: Chorus 1, 2: Harlequin Club 3: H.R. Sec. 1: Honor Society l. 2: Prom Committee 2: Further Education. LEON, WILLIAM JAY, Leppy: Swamp Rd., Furlong: Danc- ing Club 1: Hot Rod Club 2: H.R. Pres. 2: Prom Committee 2: Undecided. LITKE, W. GERALD, jerry: Gardenville: Baseball 3: F.F.A. I, 2, 3 fVice-Pres. 33: Agriculture. LIVEZEY, WILLIAM, Bill: R.D. ffl, Pipersville: H.R. Treas. 3: Student Council Rep. l, 3: Wrestling, 2: Further Education. LOCKETT, ROBERT M., Bob: Her ley Rd., Warrington: Hot Rod Club l. 2: Armed Services. LOGAN, ALBERT R., Al: Danboro: Football l: F.F.A. l, 2, 3: Agriculture. LUKENS, VIRGINIA, Ginnie: Box 27, Furlong: Chorus l, 2: Prom Committee 2: X-ray Technology. MAHLER, ROBERT A., Bob: Gardenville: Dancing Club l: Business World. MARCH, JUDITH, Judy: 539 Easton Rd., Neshaminy: Bi- ble Club 2, 3: Choir 3: Chorus l, 2: County Chorus 3: Tympanum 2, 3: Further Education. MAXWELL, ERNEST, Ernie: York Rd., Furlong: Band l, 2, 3 QPres. 35: Bux-Mont Band 1, 2, 3: County Band 2, 3: H.R. Treas. 3: Prom Committee 2: Soccer 2, 3: Swing Band l, 2, 3: Volleyball 2, 3: Wrestling Manager l, 2: Further Education. McBRIDE, AUDREY: 77 E. Butler Ave., Chalfont: Chorus 2: Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3: Prom Committee 2: Busi- ness World. McBRIDE. PERCENE SARA, Sally: 77 E. Butler Ave., Chal- font: Chorus 2, 3: FBLA 3: H.R. Banker 2, Pres. l, 2, Vice- Pres. 3: Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3: Prom Committee 2: Business World. McCLAIN, CAROL: Box 2, Fountainville: Bible Club 2, 3: FBLA 3: Business World. MCCLINTOCK, G. WILLIAM, Clinker: Forest Grove: Mu- sic Appreciation Club 2: Armed Services. MCDONALD, NANCY JEAN: Pineville: Basketball l: F.H.A. 2: FBLA l: Soccer 1: Business World. McGROGGAN, PATRICK, Pat: Route 202, New Britain: Business World. MCHUGH, LOUISE, Magoo: R.D. 33, Swamp Rd., Doyles- town: F.T.A. 2, 3: Hockey l, 2, 3: H.R. Treas. 3: Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3: Intramural Volleyball l, 2. 3: Tennis 1, 2: Tympanum 3: Volleyball Manager 2: Further Education. McKEOWN, SARAH: R.D. 42, New Hope: Receptionist 3: Business World. MCNEELY, HOLLY: R.D. 32, Doylestown: Chorus 2: Com- mencement Usher 2: H.R. Vice-Pres. 3: Intramural Basket- ball 2, 3: Junior Rotarian 3: Student Council Rep. 3: Tym- panum 2, lEditor-in-Chief 3J: Further Education. MELLOR, DORIS J.: R.D. .1:':l, Doylestown: FBLA 3: Head Majorette 3: H.R. Vice-Pres. 3: Majorette l, 2, 3: Majorette Clulidl: Photography Club 2: Prom Committee 2: Business Wor . MICHENER, FRANCIS, Franny: Edison: Woodshop Club l, 2: Business World. MILLER, JOSEPH: Bristol Rd., Ivyland: Business World. MILLER, WALLACE B., Wally: Box 205 Valley Rd., Jami- son: Band 2: Debate 3: H.R. Treas. 2, Vice-Pres. 3: Further Education. MOEN, MARIE: 450 Maple Ave., Doylestown: Cafeteria Cashier 3: F.H.A. 1, 2: Homemaking Club 3: Receptionist l, 2: Prom Committee 2: Business World. MOLDOVANYI, FRANK: R.D. 32, Doylestown: Hot Rod Club l: Prom Committee 2: Armed Ser-vices. MOORE, BARBARA ANN, Barb: 31 E. Hillcrest Ave., Chalfont: Co-Editor of Antler 3: Chorus l, 2: FBLA 3 lkecording Sec. SJ: Girl of the Month 3: Honor Society l, 2, 3 lSec. 35: H.R. Sec. 3: Prom Committee lChairmanJ 2: Prom Attendant 2: Student Council Rep. l: Business World. MOORE, PEGGIE ANN: Bristol Rd., Chalfont: Antler Stall 3: Chorus 2: Commencement Usher 2: Harlequin Club l, 3: H.R. Sec. l, Pres. 3: Honor Society l, 2: Booster Club At- tendant 2: Prom Committee 2: Student Council 2, 3 fSec. 35: Further Education. MORBY, LEONA, Lee: Mechanicsville: Antler Staff 3: Chat- ter Bux 3: F.T.A. 3: Honor Society 1: Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3: Leaders Club l, 2, 3: Prom Committee 2: Tympanum 2. 3 qreas. Sj: Further Education. MOR IS, TERRY L.: 208 Harvey Ave., Doylestown: H.R. Ereas. 2: Student Council Rep. l: Wrestling l, 2, 3: Armed orces. MURRAY, RICHARD M., Mouse: Box 24, Jamison: Agri- culture Club l: FBLA 3: Business World. MYERS, CARL, Meatball: 123 Shewell Ave., Doylestown: Baccalaureate Usher 2: Honor Society 2, 3: H.R. Pres. 3: Football I, 2. 3: Prom Committee 2: Track I, 2, 3: Varsity Club 2: Further Education. NAYLOR, DONALD, Don: Mechanicsville: Armed Services. NEFF, GLADYS E.: Meetinghouse Rd., Hartsville: Chorus l. 2: Drill Team 2: F.T.A. l, 2. 3: Honor Society l: H.R. Sec. 3: Further Education. NEHODA, LILLIAN M., Lili: 34 N. Main St., Chalfont: Choir l, 2. 3 lCorresponding Sec. 3J: County Chorus l, 2: District Chorus 3: F.T.A. l: Library Ass't. I: Prom Com- mittee 2: Business World. NEUBERT, ROBERT, Bob: 149 Jefferson St., Doylestown: Baccalaureate Usher 2: Basketball l: Basketball Club I: H.R. Pres. 2, Vice-Pres. l: Prom Committee 2: Soccer 2: Varsity Club l: Volleyball 2, 3: Further Education. NITSCHKE, DIETER: 369 Linden Ave., Doylestown: H.R. Banker 1: Soccer 2: Undecided. NOWAKOWSKI, JENNIE: Chalfont R.D. gl: Chorus Z: F.H.A. I: Further Education. NUNEVILLER, MARGERY JANE, Marge: R.D.. 41, Box 241, Perkasie: Hockey l, 2, 3: Leader's Club l: Prom Com- mittee 2: Marriage. PATTEN, PATRICIA, Pat: R.D. 33, Doylestown: Antler Business Staff 3: Chorus 2, 3: F.T.A. l, 2, 3: Intramural Basketball 2, 3: Prom Committee 2: Tympanum 2, 3: Busi- ness World. PISCIOTTA, MARIAN: 75 E. Butler Ave., New Britain: Chorus l, 2: Choir 2, 3: FBLA 3: Business World. PLACE, PATRICIA, Pat: Furlong Rd., Doylestown, R.D. :li-3: F.T.A. 1: Girls' Athletic Club l, 2: Intramural Basket- ball l, 2: Intramural Volleyball l, 2: Tennis l, 2, 3: Further Education. PLEQUETTE, MARILYN: 6 Easthill Drive, Doylestown: Harlequin Club 3: F.T.A. l, 2, 3 fSec. 2j: H.R. Sec. 2: Intramural Basketball 1, 2: Intramural Volleyball l, 2: Ten- nis I: Further Education. POOLE, SUSAN E., Sue: Chestnut St., Chalfont: Chorus l, 2: H.R. Sec. 1, Pres. 2: Prom Committee 2: Tri-I-Ii-Y Club 3: Business World. PORTER, HAMILTON C., Chad: 102 S. Shady Retreat Rd., Doylestown: FBLA 2. 3 lPres. 2, Treas. 33: Business World. PORTER, TIFFANY M., Tig: 94 W. State St., Doylestown: Chorus 1, 2: Harlequin Club 3 lSec. 3J: H.R. Sec. 3: Intra- mural Basketball 2, 3: Prom Committee 2: Student Council Rep. 1: Further Education. POTTER, PATRICIA, Pattie: Box 108, Doylestown: FBLA 3: Intramural Basketball l, 2: Business World. POTTS, DONALD H., Don: 21 Blythewood Rd., Doyles- town: Further Education. POTTS, SUSAN, Pottsie: 21 Blythewood Rd., Doylestown: Chorus 2: Color Guard Club 1, 2: Color Guard l, 2. 3 lCapt. 3j: Honor Society 1, 2: Prom Committee 2: Girl of the Month 3: Further Education. POWERS, THERESA F., Terri: 121 Devon Rd., Chalfont: Intramural Baseball 2: Intramural Basketball 2: Jazz Club 2: Prom Committee 2: Receptionist 2: Business World. PRESTON, JUNE: 960 Folly Rd., Chalfont, R.D. 31: F.H.A. 2, 3: Business World. PRICE, ARTHUR H., Art: 758 Warrington Ave., Nesha- miny: Chess Club 1, 2, 3: Chess Team 2, 3: Further Edu- cation. PRICE, JEAN L.: 84 Wood St., Doylestown: Antler Stalf 3: Chorus 2: FBLA 2, 3 lCorresponding Sec. 3J: Honor Society l, 2: H.R. Pres. l, Vice-Pres. 2, Sec. 3: Business World. RACHWAL, SOPHIE ANN, Sophie: Doylestown R.D. :ff2: Drill Team 2: Personality and Charm Club 2: Prom Com- mitte 2: Business World. RAMSEY, BARBARA, Barb: Old York Rd., Hartsville: Cho- rus l, 2: Choir 3: Prom Committee 2: Business World. RAYMOND, CONSTANCE M., Connie: 57 E. Ashland St., Doylestown: Antler Stalf 8: Chatter Bux Stalf 3: Commence- ment Usher 2: Debate 2, 3: English Awards 1, 2: F.T.A. 1, 2, 3 lTreas. 2J: Harlequin Club 1, 2, 3 lPres. SJ: Honor Society l, 2 Intramural Basketball l, 2: Junior Rotarian 3: Prom Committee 2: Public Relations 8: Tympanum 3: Fur- ther Education. REESER, HAROLD, Dutch: Doylestown R.D. 423: Activity Club 2: Hot Rod Club 2: Intramural Basketball 1. 2, 3: Prom Committee 2: Varsity Club 1: Woodshop Club 1, 2. 3: Further Education. REIN,dJOHN, johnny: 202 W. Butler Ave., Chalfont: Ant- ler Sta 8: Art Club 1, 2: Boys' Glee Club 2, 8: Chatter Bux 8: F.T.A. 3 lTreas. 3J: Tympanum 2, 3: Further Education. REPTSIK, ROBERT, Bob: Box 108, Edison: Basketball 1, 2, 8: Football 1, 2, 3: H.R. Sec. 1: Prom Committee 2: Var- sity Club l, 2: Further Education. RICKERT, MARGARET ANN, Mickey: Box 194, Bucking- ham: Chorus 2: Commencement Usher 2: FBLA ,3: H.R. Sec. 3: Intramural Baseball 2: Intramural Basketball 1: In- tramural Volleyball l: Prom Committee 2: Receptionist 1, 8: Business World. RIMMER, EILEEN FULMER: Star Route, Doylestown: Dancing Club 2: Drill Team 2: Hockey 2: Honor Society, 1: H.R. Vice-Pres. 2: Intramural Softball l, 2: Library Ass't. 1, 2, 3: Prom Committee 2: Receptionist l, 2: Marriage. RIMMER, ROBERT CHARLES, Bob: Box 66, Plumstead- ville: F.F.A. 2, 3: Business World. ROOT, WILLIAM E., JR., Rootie: Doylestown R.D. jfl: Audio Visual Aids 2, 3: Football Manager 2, 3: Harlequin Club 2: Moonwatcher's Club 1: Stagecraft 8: Track Manager 2: Further Education. ROSE, HERBERT, Herb: Doylestown R.D. 38: Prom Committee 2: Sophomore Class President: junior Class Vice- President: Varsity Club 3: Business World. ROSENBERGER, GLENN D.: 8 Woodlawn Ave., Eureka, Chalfont R.D.: Baseball l, 2, 8: Aviation Club 2, 3: Class President 2: Class Vice-President 3: Further Education. RUSHTON, MARY P., Molly: Star Route .1f2, Doylestown: Personality and Charm Club 1: Prom Committee 2: Nurse. SANDS, MARIE, Dusty: 179 W. Court St., Doylestown: Cho- rus 2: Harlequin Club 3: Personality and Chann Club 1: Prom Committee 2: Further Education. SATTERTHWAITE, KATHERINE E., Kathy,' Swamp Rd., Rushland: Chatter Bux 3: Cheerleading 2, 3: Chorus 1, 2: Commencement Usher 2: Drill Team 2: Hockey 1, 2, 3: Girl of the Month 8: Student Council Rep. 1, 2, 3 lCorres. Sec. 81: Thanksgiving Queen 8: Further Education. SCARPELLO, JO ANN, Spaghetti Bender: 8530 Limekiln Pike, Chalfont: Drill Team 2: FBLA 3: F.H.A. 1, 2, 3: Intra- mural Baseball 2, 3: Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3: Intra- mural Volleyball l, 8: Prom Committee 2: Business World. SCHABENER, RONALD, Ron: Box 116, Furlong: Further Education. SCHANTZ, BRENDA L.: M.R. .i1.'2, Chalfont: Debate 1, 2: Nurses' Club 2 lVice-Pres. 25: H.R. Sec. l, Pres. 2: Major- ette 1, 2, 3: Outstanding Jr. Girl: Further Education. SCHMELLICK, GREGORY ALAN, Greg: 6 Dell Drive, Doylestown: Basketball Manager 1, 2, 8: Cross Country 1, 2. 3: Prom Committee 2: Soccer Manager 8: Track 1, 2, 3: Varsity Club l, 2: Volleyball Manager l, 2, 3: Further Edu- cation. SCHUMACHER, MARIANNE, Schuie: Plumsteadville: Cho- rus l, 2: Drill Team 2: H.R. Vice-Pres. 1: Intramural Bas- ketball l: Prom Committee 2: Further Education. SCHWARTZ, RONALD, Ron: Box 189 Buckingham: Field and Stream Club 1: Woodshop Club 8: Armed Services. SCOTT, STEPHANIE, Scottie: 86 Creek Drive, Doylestown: Chatter Bux 8: Chorus 2, 3: H.R. Sec. 2: Intramural Basket- ball 3: Prom Committee 2: Further Education. SELTZER, WILLIAM, Bill: Box 832, Warrington: Football l, 2, 3 lCo-Capt. 8J: H.R. Pres. 1, Treas. 2, 8: Baseball l, 2: Prom Committee 2: Varsity Club 1, 2. 3: Woodshop Club I, 2: Further Education. SEYMOUR, DAVID B., Dave: 56 E. Oakland Ave., Doyles- town: Prom Committee lChairmanj 2: Woodshop Club 1: Business World. SHEAFFER, JAMES, jim: 67 Sunset Ave., Chalfont: Danc- ing Club l: Rifle Team 1: Track 8: Wrestling 3: Armed Services. SHUTT, PATRICIA, Pat: 1116 Folly Rd., Chalfont: Com- mencement Usher 2: Drill Team 2: FBLA 3: F.H.A. 1. 2, 3 lPres. 25: Intramural Baseball 2. 33 Intramural B2SkCQb3ll 1, 2, 3: Intramural Volleyball 1: Prom Committee 2: Business World. SIDELINKER, EMMERY, Em: 129 Kreutz Ave., Doyles- town: Band 1: FBLA 2, 3 lTreas. 2, Vice-Pres. 35: Prom Committee 2: Business World. SIRAN, WILLIAM, Bill: Lahaska: F.F.A. 1, 2: Business World. SIRON, ARTHUR, Art: Box 94, Point Pleasant: Cross Country 1, 2: Track l, 2: Armed Services. SLIFER, FRED W.: 2163 Longview Rd., Warrington: Armed Services. SLOTTER, WILLIAM L., Bill: Point Pleasant: Dancing Club l: Hot Rod Club 2: Prom Committee 2: Further Edu- cation. SMITH, DENNIS, Denny: 667 S. Chubb Drive, Doylestown: Baseball 1: Cross Country Manager 1: Football 2, 3: H.R. Treas. 3: Prom Committee 2: Rille 2, 8: Varsity Club l, 2: Further Education. SMITH, EILEEN PATRICIA, Reb: 181 S. Main St., Doyles- town: Harlequin 3: Nurses' Club 3: Further Education. SMITH, JOANNE: Ferry Rd., Doylestown: Business World. SMITH, RICHARD L.: 21 Cedar Drive, New Britain: Bas- ketball Club l: Armed Services. SMITH, SHARIN, Sherry: 378 N. Main St., Doylestown: Chatter Bux 8: Chorus 2: Personality and Charm Club 2: Prom Committee 2: Further Education. SNOVER, JOHN: 464 Maple Ave., Doylestown: Audio Vis- ual Aids l. 2, 3: A.V.A. Executive Committee 3: Armed Services. SNYDER, CHESTER P., Chet: Box 898, Jamison: Wood- shop 1: Carpenter. SNYDER, RICHARD, Rich: 117 W. Fairview Ave., Chal- font: Baseball 1, 2, 8: H.R. Treas. 1, Vice-Pres. 3: Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3: Soccer 2, 3: Varsity Club 1, 2: Further Education. SPEAR, D. GARRET, Gary: Almshouse Rd., Jamison: Busi- ness Manager of Antler 8: Glee Club 2, 3: Further Education. STAATS, CHARLES J., Charlie: Pipersville, R.D.: Prom Committee 2: Armed Services. STADNYCKI, MICHAEL, The Fox: lll Butler Ave., Chal- font: Baseball 1, 2, 3: Basketball 1, 2: Basketball Club 2: Cross Country 1: Mascot 3: Prom Committee 2: Soccer 2: Varsity Club 2: Business World. STEINKER, CHERYLL, Cherie: 99 S. Shady Retreat Rd., Doylestown: FBLA 3: Rifle Club 2: Artist. STEWART, ELIZABETH, Liz: Pine Brook Farm, Colmar: Antler Business Stall 3: Basketball Manager 2, 3: Dancing Club 1: Drill Team 1, 2: Girls' Phys. Ed. Club 2: Hockey Manager 2, 8: H.R. Treas. 2: Intramural Baseball l, 2: Intramural Basketball 1: Prom Committee 2: Further Edu- cation. STRALEY, CAROLYN MAY: Furlong: Chorus 1, 2: Choir 2, 3: H.R. Banker 1, 2: Library Ass't. 2: Nurses' Club 2: Prom Committee 2: Nurse. STRATTON, DOREEN, Dodie: 186 E. Ashland St., Doyles- town: Chorus 1: Choir 2, 3: District Chorus 3: Hockey 1, 2. 3: Majorette 3: Prom Committee 2: Tennis 1, 2: Marriage. STRAUB, J. WESLEY, Wes: 54 Barrie Circle, New Brit- ain: Auto Club 1: Band 1, 2, 3 fManager 8, Librarian IJ: Prom Committee 2: Rifle Club 2: Swing Kings 2, 8: Further Education. STREEPER, NANCY L.: Box 54, Furlong: Bible Club 1, 2: FBLA 8: Library Ass't. 2: Nurses' Aide 2: Prom Committee 2: Business World. SWARTLEY, ROBERT, Bob: Hillcrest Ave., Chalfont: Cross Country 1, 2, 3: H.R. Treas. 2, Pres 3: Prom Commit- tee 2: Track 1, 2, 3: Further Education. SWIERZY, ELEANOR: Bristol Rd., lvyland: Antler Busi- ness Staff 3: Dancing Club 1: H.R. Vice-Pres. 2, Sec. 8: Li- brary Ass't. l: Personality and Charm Club 1: Prom Com- mittee 2: Receptionist 8: Business World. TAYLOR, JANE H., Janie: Willowstone Farm, Chalfont: Antler Business Staff 3: Dancing Club 1: H.R. Banker 1, 2: Girls' Phys. Ed. Club 2: Intramural Baseball 2: Intramural Basketball 1: Prom Committee 2: Student Council Rep. 2, 8: Further Education. TEAT. BRENDA, Bea: Pineville Rd., New Hope: Dancing Club 2: Hockey 1, 2: Varsity Club l, 2: Business World. TI-IEIROLF, SHIRLEY, Ishy: Curley Mill Rd., M.R. .-gil, Chalfont: Band 1: Choir 8: Hockey 1, 2, 8: Honor Society 2: Prom Committee 2: Rifle 1, 2. 3: Student Council Rep. 2, 8: Business World. THOMAS, VIRGINIA, Ginger: P.O. Box 466, Warrington: Antler Business Staff 8: Chatter Bux Business Staff lAss't. Man. 2, Man. 3J: Dancing Club I: Harlequin 2, 8: Prom Committee 2: Stagecraft 8: Tri-Hi-Y l, 2: Further Education. THOMPSON, PATRICIA, Pat: Box 84, Edison: Commence- ment Usher 2: F.T.A. 1, 2, 3: Harlequin 3: Intramural Bas- ketball l, 2, 8: Nurses' Club l, 2, 3 lPres. 2, 85: Prom Com- mittee 2: Tympanum 2, 8: Undecided. TOLLEY, GAIL G., Gayford: 2172 Bristol Road, Warrington: Transferred January. 1960, from Levittown Memorial H. S., Levittown, N. Y.: Debate: School Newspaper: Jr. Classical League: Jr. Engineers: Girls' Chorus: Nat'l Honor Society: Further Education. TOPEL, ANN MARIE, April: 880 Warrington Ave., Nesha- miny: Dancing Club 1, 2: Nurses' Club 2, 3: Nurse' Aide l, 2. 8: Rifle Team 2: Business World. TRANSUE, ELLA MAE, Shorty: Spring Lane Farm, Bristol Rd., R.D. 4:-1. Warrington: FBLA 2. 3: Prom Committee 2: Armed Services. TRAUGER, MARY: 29 Bridge St., Doylestown: Chorus 2: F.T.A. l, 2. 8: H.R. Treas. 3: Intramural Basketball l, 2, 8: Prom Committee 2: Marriage. TRUDEL, G. LOUISE, Frankie: Box 83. R.D. :,lfl, New Hope: Art Club 1: Book Club 2: Further Education. TURNER, CAROL: 2478 Bristol Rd., Warrington: Antler Staff 8: Booster Club Attendant 2: Chorus 1: Girl of the Month 8: FBLA 2, 8 lPres. 3J: H.R. Vice-Pres. 1, 2, Sec. 3: Prom Attendant 2: Prom Committee lChairmanj 2: Busi- ness World. TURNICKY, KATHLEEN, Kathy: M.R. :if:2, Callowhill Rd., Chalfont: Drill Team 2: Honor Society 1, 2. 3: H.R. Sec. 2: Intramural Baseball 2: Personality and Charm Club 2: Prom Committee lChairmanJ 2: Business World. TWIFORD, MARGARET, Mag: 6 S. Main St., Doylestown: Language Club 2: Prom Committee 2: Undecided. TWINING,JOI-IN D.: 100 E. Court St., Doylestown: Bac- calaureate sher 2: Basketball l, 2, 8: Cross Country 2: H.R. Pres. l, Vice-Pres. 2: Prom Committee 2: Varsity Club l, 2: Further Education. UTZY, JUDY: 154 Wood St., Doylestown: Chorus 1: H.R. Sec. l: Personality and Charm Club 2: Prom Committee 2: Further Education. van der WATER, JOHN J., Vandy: 112 Cedar Drive, New Britain: Art Club : Harl uin Club 8: Photography Club 1: Prom Committee 2: Fujliier Education. VAN DINE, JUDY: Box 248, Doylestown: Antler Business Stalf 3: Chorus 1: Color Guard 2: Commencement Usher 2: F.T.A. 1, 2, 8: Girl of the Month 8: Honor Society 2, 8: Intramural Basketball 2, 8: Nurses' Club 2: Personality and Charm Club 2: Prom Committee 2: Tennis 1, 2, 3: Tri-Hi- Y 2: Tympanum 2, 8: Further Education. WARD, LOIS ELIZABETH: 150 Stump Rd., North Wales: Bible Club 1, 2, 3 lVice-Pres. Sj: Choir 2, 8 lLibrarian 8j: Orchestra 1, 2, 3 fCounty and District 2J: Further Edu- cation. WASSER, GERALD LEE, jerry: Stuckert Rd., Warrington: Fine Arts l, 2, 8: Football l, 2, 8: Track l: Varsity Club l, 2: Armed Services. WATSON, SANDRA E., San: 2222 Bristol Rd., Warring- ton: Banking Club 2: Commencement Usher 2: FBLA 8: F.H.A. 8: H.R. Banker l, 2: Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 8: Intramural Baseball l,2: Intramural Volleyball 2: Personality and Charm Club 1: Prom Committee 2: Tri-Hi-Y l: Fur- ther Education. WEISE, FRED J., 46 Meadow Rd., Lansdale, M.R. 41: Auto Club 2: Further Education. WENNER, ROBERT JAMES, Bob: Point Pleasant: Danc- ing Club 1: Football l. 2. 8: F.F.A. 2: H.R. Treas. 2: Track l, 2, 3 fCapt. 35: Business World. WERNER, CLYTIE I, Sis: Box 156, RD. Sl-8, Doylestown: Antler Staff 3: Chatter Bux Staff 8: Chorus : Dancing Club I, 2: H.R. Sec. 1, Vice-Pres. 2: Prom Committee 2: Business World. WEST, BONNIE: R.D. jfl, Chalfont: Dancing Club l: Prom Committee 2: Business World. WHITE, ROBERT, Bob: 698 Stump Rd., M.R. Q2: Eureka: Woodshop Club 8 lSec. 85: Business World. WHITTICAR, DONALD, Doc: 261 W. Court St., Doyles- town: Radio Club 1: Snack Bar l, 2: Stagecraft 2. 8 lMana- ger 85: Swing Band 2: Further Education. WILEY, THOMAS, Tom: Mechanicsville Rd., Doylestown: Saoccfilii 2, 8: Track 2: Varsity Club 1, 2: Wrestling 1: Business or . WILLARD, GEORGE, Bodie: 164 E. State St., Doylestown: H.R. Treas. l: Modern Music 1, 2: Snack Bar 1: Stagecraft 8: Business World. WILLIAMS, ANNE, Willy: 62 Homestead Drive, Doyles- town: Chatter Bux 8: Chorus l: Color Guard 8: Dancin Club 1: F.T.A. 2: Hockey 8: H.R. Treas. l: Intramurag Basketball 1, 2, 3: Personality and Charm Club 2: Prom Committee 2: Tri-Hi-Y 1: Further Education. WILLIAMSON, EDWARD, Ed: Bradford Rd., Neshaminy: Athletic's Club l, 2: Honor Society 2, 8: Math Club 8: Prom Committee 2: Further Education. WILLS, ALBERT WEST, Al: Meetinghouse Rd., Hartsville: Auto Club 2: Band 1: Prom Committee 2: Rifle Team 1: Further Education. WINDLE, ANNA MAY: R.D. 52, Box 244, New Hope: Chorus 1, 2: Choir 2, 8: Crafts lub l: Hockey Manager 3: Intramural Baseball 2: Intramural Basketball l, 2: Nurses' Club 8: Further Education. WINTON, DONALD, Don: Plumsteadville: Athletic's Club l, 2: Football 1: Printing Club 3: Tympanum 2, 8: Armed Services. WORTHINGTON, WILLIAM, Bill: York Rd., Hartsville: Baseball l, 2, 3: Dancing Club l: Football l, 2, 3: H.R. Vice- Pres. l, Pres. 8: Student Council Rep. 8: Varsity Club l, 2: Woodshop Club l, 2: Contractor. WUNSCH, CONSTANCE A., Connie: Route 611, Warring- ton: Chorus l, 2: Choir 2, 8 QLibrarian SJ: Debate 8: F.H.A. 2, 3: Prom Committee 2: Business World. YERKES, NICK: Edison: Dancing Club l, 2: Football l: Hot Rod Club 2: Prom Committee 2: Volleyball 8: Further Education. YOUNG, PAULINE LOUISE, Polly: Box 465, Doylestown: Bible Club: Hairdresser. YOUNG, W. GREG: Landisville Rd., R.D. .1f8, Doylestown: Aviation Club 2, 8: Cross Country 2: Football 2, 8: H.R. Banker 2, 3: Track 2: Further Education. ZARZECKI, FELIX: 8080 Street Rd., Chalfont: Rifle Club: Further Education. Un 'N-...f E111 , ,ui-1. UQ, I slum' Ihr 5 Eh 3 1 Qf Mr' Nu K- X K 5 WQX V I X x fi' '4 ...V 2 K M' li! 44 R4 B4 .. , i P i.fg!-'EY ,L t . lg ffl' ll' .wth ga ,B C 1. ...nn- Q- ..a ROOM 106-I ir.x! row, lcff to riglzl: ll Rilnincr, A. Nusv. R. fiil2lIllCi2lll, M Schvnk, P. Smiley, B. Tliuinais, Troublcliclci, M. Royahn, P. Lucas, li Spcighl. Swrmzfl rain: C. HR-ik, KI. Tay lor, D. Baclnlrski, A. Ruunding, XVzn'd, I.. lzimhy, H. Pcamnzin, I. Royahn. Third mzv: N. Slzilillichcr, I. Zanni, S. Slicllcnbcrgcr, P. Rossi, S Strawn. C. Vzlrgzl. l 0m'tl1 muh' R. Tor gcson, NI. Branihlc, If. Buunizin, J. Pal lcrson, YV. Tricslv. R.Si11llK'.4I. Yungcr 55 5 a A .iw M. 8 X 1 I Ill - 1 '. L MI' . jf ll '-illliivll . J ... ..4- ' i l ROOM I9-First row, left to right: J. Stretch, I.. NVQ- Mitchell. N. Sliziclclinger, W. Wzisser. 'I'l1ir1I rmv: V. clock, C. Leach, J. Miningcr, S, Whitenack, G. Corbin, 'I'urner, Millar, IV. Hedrick, ll. lguc. l'. I.m'ku, S. D. Welsh, G. Myers, R. Yowell, I.. Shinn, C. Given. Ivcher, J. Mcllerrnott, J. Prickelt, IZ. Orr, 'IQ Slay' Swmnd row: M. Gclschaek, S. Reed, I.. Brinner, J. n1aker,J. Bnllcr. Slurlrel, B. Gross, Il. Harman, J. Rossi, C. Wenmlig, B. ROOM 49-l ir'.xl row, lrfl lo right: I.. Ramsey, C. XVOOIIQITKI. M. McMaster, Phillips. G. Riniker. I.. Cop- urqik. XVlllll'IIlI2IllCl', M. VVoi'thingI0n, I.. Landis, S. pens, Tliird r011': R. Miller, I.. Mclievilt. A. Rnfv, A. Dir-iricli. IL, lx4illlllCI'l, E. Rhinehart, G. Mfeiner, A. Wonder, C. Riehen, G. Nyce, S. Peclillc, H. I.iehrerh1. lreeil. .S'f'rrmr1 rmu: S. Peyser, I.. Searpo, C. Krapt, J. L. H0ckm1in,T.Klehcs. 56 No J M4P ' if ,N Nt X ROOM 25-l ir.r1 rmv, Iwi! In riglzl: ll, Mz1cl.cotl, I.. Sparks, XV. XVulsch, XV. Holhcrt. N. Oswultl, C. llnrt, S, llcck, N. Wllzttlcy. 'l'. Wliittit':n'. j. tlrutcr, M. Robin- Bitting, C. Bczuih. Third rnzu: K. Kellie, l'. Stryker. W. son, li. SW2lI'llCy, fiilll-Illilll. M. 'l'urnit'ky, P. Uillilztntl, Schwcinfurth, R. Cooper, R. Pinkerton, U. Rcill, CI. Sworzrl mtv: R. l5t'nt't'k1', R. lNIt'Catrtl1y, R. Ilocrscll, P. Cross, B. Bitltllc, A. l rt'tlrick, B. Fischer. ROOM 37-Fir.xf rmv, iff! lu right: C. Mcillcun. ll. Moyer. NV. jones, ll. Mitchell, A. Hrcitingcr, l.. llom Linthiculn, ll. Nixon, G. Montana, S. Gillmun, ll. kins. Third rozu: B. Pctry, -I. l,lll'lllL'l', li. Rallzttcli llgtltlcmani. B.CIruwfortl,S. Fryli11g,CI. Buurcr, QI. Rcmr, jcnclscn, j. jztnson, lf. Gorman, K. NVilcy, 'l'. Ely I ll. llfllllllfllllli. Swtntri rrmx' Kirkpatrick, Rios, Smith, Stanton. fllllit'Wlt'l, ll. Ilztalr, R. Mt'Cztllistcr, G. Rzlllutch, S. N . 57 NUI ROOM 20-lfinl mfr, fwfl In riglzl: 'I' lck. EI. .-Xllmimwsulx. I'. I 1'cc'Imm'll, K ulilrm' I Duc lin . A ' lf.fIi'l4, M. Ilmmllvy. mml wmv II. llhvw. .L fIl'I'1IIIII.f, C vlwr. D, Um-sl, KZ. KIIISIQII-SOII, l' Iirwsll, CI. Ilzlllvr. 'l'llir'4l rmw: IXI.KIz1slnr I KVIIIWIIIIIII. II. lIrzlrI1. R. IIVOVVII. I.. uwn, liimklc-5. R, I'4kII'llIIIIlll'. Iflllllffl mu'-Ix XIIIKX I hm ',. 'V . , .. ' strung, ul. limllcy. Il IM-ululvl. M, Klgnnhurn. Ififlh mrv: I' IIIIKIQCII. I'. lizlxnllzlllglx, A. I'z1llc1'- II. Ilrzxpualxl, R. KIUUIILTIIIZIII, .Xl 1 uh. lu l'.ulcnnmsc1'. II. luxrv. ROOM 32-l i1'.x1 ww, lvfl In right: I' Klblll, R. Calrwilluul. I.. Orr. D. Pol chalk, S. l.cc, M. -IOIIIISOII, D. john, V Koenig. Swroml rrmx' Krmw. N. Crux slcy. ll. Ilryc, II. Nlillcr. V. Mmitl, .X Pzxtloll, IS. I.:1kc. KZ. I,l'Oll, Il. Ifru' Tllinl rmr: S. Qllinlzm, Cl. Rivgd. K HISI1lIIlI, C. l,cwis, li. I'isfinllzl, I', l'l'u vosl. IJUIIVIII I'lHl'.' II. llsznml, D. Ilalrris I.. Gurflncr. IH. Iloyt, II. Rrillcr, ll CIIISIIOIIII, ,-K. Ilamlmy, II, IIL-slum-ll, 'I Kline. X Zigi' I I I 'Hz . I LOOM 102-l ir.xl min, lvfl to rigllli K. '0SlllTll. S. lirwin, li. lxiylor, M. Hig- ius, R. l crgusmi, IS. lglcnski, CI. .imln-, A. Raulosky, li. llcgcricli. Svmnri mv: N. Lnmlcs, l'. liricli, L. Lolc, li. ulmsl, S. llulin. 'l'l11'r1l ruzv: l'. Meyers, 1. l'L'lllll1lll. M. H3ll'l'L'll, l. lNIrNzur. in-ck, C. llusscl, l.. Burmcislcr, G. laugh. lfourtlz row: Rl. Alalcrlcr, lf. hurslu-zi1's, ll. llumilton, Y. Caisscl, j. lnrris, Ll. Norris, V. lily, D. i'liiiJClil. .5 X! lib? ROOM 52- l ir.x1 row, lrfl In riglll: J Mcliclwy, D. ixlL',L'l'S, Al. lD1ixis.S. Gross D. Clark, I.. Cowl, M. Liss, S. lXlulln'r M. Mglirillc, R. liaillcn. Srrmlfl mn' M. Taylor, A. Clark, S. Slilllllill, J lrarrick, M. lfcllmzui, B. ilulc, L. llall liCl'lllilll. Tlzirll rozw: W. Durnlclll, D Brown, W. Puxsun, ll. Phillips, C Cmplicki, 'l'. lfluck, S. Amlcrson Isflllffll r'm4'.' U. R1lll1c1'l'm'll, XV. Guin mul. R. lNIoo1'c.XY. Mullvr. 59 ROOM 23-Fir.sI r lon, M. Cohen. B. Kozlosky. Il. Bach . J. Kleinholf. Second row: H. VanDine, P. Reid, 'lf Hoyt. K. ow, left to right: E. Stewart, R. Worthing Bradford, J. Frye, P. Fagan, L. Nevin, D - J. Dardzinsky, H. Henderson, V. Rinck, R. Saillant, J. Fair . child. Third row: D. Clewell, WV. Moberg, E. Satterthwaite H. Gee, M. Smith, J. Dandridge, W. Cooney, G. Schneider, S Stcirer, P. Palmer, T. Gregory, G. Rufe, Pierson, W. Bullock, A. Tripke. CLASS OF l96l A maze of activities, seemingly endless planning, and cooperative participation in school life indicated a Junior Class point of view directed toward accomplish- ment. Taking tests, planning courses, considering colleges, building school spirit, editing the school math magazine, The Digit Digest, sponsoring Sock dances, rep- resenting C.B. in the Bux-Mont Forum, and setting the scene for the Junior Prom were only a few of many pursuits undertaken by the Juniors. JUNIOR CLASS COUNSELOR Mr. Harry B. Williams 60 CI-Q0 Q 4 . Q T 2 3- ..,,. . ,..,. .M 1 5 4- .,.... Q ilu-39 4 4. I.. . 2 41 I I I U M ROOM 9-Ifiml row, left to right: J Duffy, R. I 1'zit1'ick, A. Spcrath, L Cllullicy, nl. Shcllcnhcrgcr, 'I. Smith, S lfmiiicl. Srroml raw: S. Wunsch, M CC'I'YOllI'i2l. AI. Child, D. Iltzy, Mul czihy, C. XVhitchrcatI. Third rouu' K lhoztclliczlcl. I.. Binglcr, M. I-Iutchinson I.. Meyers, C. Tix'-iam, S. Rycasky lfmzrtlz rrmu' 'II Dunstml, IJ. Haber mchl, K. Smith, M. Hockman, D. Har ris, K. Ifrccmnn. ROOM 8-First rmv, lvft In rigllli IJ Godown, C. Jenner, 5, Altlcrtlicc, R Mowry, G. Flank, S. Hoag, S, GmiI Seronn' rmv: D. Honcr, Bl. Michl, IS Bye, D. Hamilton, M. Krout, I.. Olmer- huhcr. 'l'l1ir11 mzu: K. IITRIIIIOITIQ, Holhcrl, I . Dunlap, ll. Riuikcr, Hunsbcrgcr, C. Reading. l'. Williams Fourllz row: Mulhcrin, CI. Unger, 'I' Obcrhuhcr, Ptmiy, IS. Kraatz, G. Am- mons, XV. Zuchs, -I. Aclauns. R. lm'- zclcrc. - F651 'fiilTE.fK ,OOM 28-l ir.xI rmv, lr'f1 to right: 'I' umlmrml, NV. V:ull'cll, G. Pino, M uwvrs, Shaw, P. Colmlxclly, C. Birg Chl, 'lvlll'lll'l', C. 'I'urnc'r. Se'1'0r11I 'mu' R. llvm. S. Moycr, l.. Shccll, oppuns, I.. DOIIQIYUII, M. Liss, olkvs, ll. Lalmlvs. lfoyx k111'1'ling: YV. circr, R. Rics. 'l'l1ir'rI r'zm'.' Malf- nifT. II. Blcilcr, nl. Smith, ll. hfllljfi, 'nylon 'I'. Ruskin, ll, Krannvr, T. Dc!- ilvr. R. f.UlIlll'l'S, li. YVx'igl1I. fl li inf. H ur 1 sqm l!! l.l rtcr, ll. lickcr, K. Brown, C. Vaughn '. ' ll'Il, lf. Miller. R uusc, R. NIIIITZIY. Svrmul rrm': R 1, D. lllllflwmfl, P. Roth, C. l.c'n ' ..., OFKCIISOII. IIXIITY. K nruy, ywllifll mzzu' U. IIQIIOIIIPSUII, I rlrllwrg, M. H'ulvs, K. Rohr, l'. lloycx' :nu K. Mcfllinlmk. l nm'Il1 nm' . Billllllllll, -I. XYUI'IIliIIgl0ll, R. llvn ' cll. A. Unrgc-s. 63 JM 36-l 1'V.xt rnzu, lrfl In right: K Y , Sx L Q 'hw Hall, ll. Bcggs Mock, S, Run S!'f'0II!f rout' S IHS lx s N ll xllfill. li. llislzmml UM I fa 1 s mm M. Pc-nick, l' SI union M Xu LII nc 1 no U lu nn If lhmm R. man, I.. lun mr 1 umm s 1 P kcpk Suomi Laub, L. 0 sg mc L l' Sl mn usun us 1 . S. Rilllllll, S Mmdxousu ROOM YUlllxl'l'. l'. l.lgll Q., ,., I m':'.' lx Kllul Nl lloxl C llm ROOM Ili-I ir.xl rozv, lrfl In lighlf I., Ferguson, D. Lutz, IE. l,1lIl'llil'i. I', Schncck, A. Shoemaker, S. Buck. .S'1'r-mul Row: M. Dimmig, N, Springs, D. Schncll, K. Lvar, G. Mihok, li. l.ivulm. B. jones. Third rozv: P. Wansml, IS. Dietz, 1-I, Morhy, D. llagcr. 'lf lickvr. J. Urcsh, Fourtlz rrmu' li. Mcllnin, ll. Paul. XV. Kovhlcr, ll. Millcr. lfifllf ww: xl. Nfflilllghlill, IJ, Slmnlow, S. Wnrgn, ll. Valentino. B. lilnsfhkc. CLASS OF 1962 The Sophomores' point of view was reflected in their concentration on creating class unity and spirit. The varied and eye-catching Soph bulletin board displays painted a graphic picture of the class' pride in its members and their activ- ities: athletic, social, and academic. Sophomoristicated Publication, a weekly paper published by the class, spotlighted throughout the year a long series of interesting and successful projects, the Christmas Sno- Ball Dance and the Social Usage Tests to name two. - 9- f1?8E?l I SOPHOMORE CLASS COUNSELOR Miss Mae L. Light ,fx J get 5694 F M 4 ROOM 57-Firxi row, lcfl 10 right C. Burkey, SI. Price. J. lfoulk, G. Dcwill, L. Molielcl, j. Happ, A. Hager. Svrmzzl row: YV. Coflin, D. Blair. B. lloraski. II. Regelman, J. Hubner, K. Phillips, R. Ott, j. Ciawronski. Third mu' l.. Ru- disill, G. Kramer, F. DcMorclaml. ll. Ncmec, I.. Frame. R. Tong, G. Cook. Fourth row: KI. Hclmbolcl, R. Nich- parenko, D. Dercmcr, R. Skinner, tl. Brown, D. Stiller. . A ' 22 f '. '1 f 4 I P , , - ' a- , ...N -gf, K, .- VL - V V ,, K V . , . - 511, A w nf .1 ,:,-5. g ad , 5 Q' lax YN--j I r I'-'ff-J- ff 5 f Lf ,xL1.2?ff'f,!f?1s V ,ff NI' H ' 45' A ,. 'I ' x' A .., 4 ig fit .. ,. I, 3.5, 1 t ' ' - fa-gg' - ,V V Aff k Hskigx-1-5g 'Qicgi. . , i , ,Q . . .. K ,. , A - . , , , 4. ,ff x f 455-Q ggw ww- N.,- .av fv- ,pgow ' ana 1UiEw i'f?'?i'6fE!Exts,, I! WG11 mi 4 my 5 v ,-5 ' x. ,-.., K Pwn- Q 1 lwfl in V1-Qllf, .x'l11mli11g.' lfxuc' ,XlcIc'rl'c'l, Rr'1m'1ll'nYg' ,S'f'r'H'l11r'x',' Ilzxu' Nktlllldk. ., .a -nn-.V. 'l':'.f'mmf'a1 Nick Hllllll. 1'1rr'-fm'.x1'1lr'rll5 lcl1r'r'l1'11g,Alu11 Ih':ul'1l. l'w'.s1rl1'21l,' lumix SM -..1f. N fQllNI1IlSUII. l,'fm'mj1m1fln1g .Sf1wl111x' I 33' MMM i Z . '.,.,, I, sr U j r . my fs J Q-f m M 5, M f L . :ga ,11- :.A,. I Y: K, N,V, m 4 ROOM 38- First row, left to right: J. Holnick, R. Schwartz M. Shackleton. D. Davenport, J. Zaks, J. Rios, B. Cutilli R. Laulm, A. Klebcs, R. Meyers. Second row: L. Froehlich, C 'l'ztylm', NI. Williams, L. Fairchild, M. Welsh, B. Rader, C ROOM 39-Firxt row, left to right: K. Schroeder, P. Moehrle, C. Happ, D. Crawford, Harrison, P. Flegel, D. Williams, P. Cares, C. Clarke, S. Holbert. Second row: S. Friedland, l.. Anderson, D. Shutt, L. Matthews, D. Wickersham, M 17 to Nagurny, J. Abrahams, N. Dorward, P. Serocki, B. Thomas J. Tripke. Third row: T. Schaible, R. Schmitt, J. Homer, L Ruffing, B. Frick, R. Batson, H. Transue, C. Prood, J. Shaw D. Oralrik. Fairlielcl, M. Lumbard, E. Matthews, Fulmer, S. Bonine R. Carr, V. Kratz. Third row: T. Lauer, G. Conroy, R. Heller B. Brunner, M. Fowler, B. Sattcrthwaite, R. Haller, G Clime, L. Cimorelli, H. Meyers, M. Godshall, G. Gendall. um ,z X- in ROOM llfFiv'st rozv, lffl lu light: Il. Truckscss, M. I'IllIlSlJllI'gCIk. VI, Croslcy. I., johnson, D. Nicv, Kusnk, Swmzzl rout' C. Kcycs, 'lf Pino, R. Kl'lSlllll'Ik, li. Aldcrfcr, R. Young, S, PZIIICVSUII. Tllinl row: ll. Lzxux, S. Hugh, II. Ifrzmk, EI. Slcincr. P. High, A. 'lknylmy I.. Krulik. Ii. Rcim. l'.UIlI'flI rrmu' I. Mill, l.. Aulc-nA bzlch, B. Cole, C. RL'illll1ll'lll, M1111- hcrz, G. .'xI'Il1Sll'Ullg. W. Pnlc, ml. Paul- avic. 'lf Palmer, ll. llzlybzlck. S Q, 0- ROOM 27-Firxvl row, Irfl In right: F Richcn. N. Dunn. li. Lighl, 1. Tznifcr, D. Hager, li. Sllyillllll, M. Brannhlc, If Wimmcr, A. Hzmby, D. Hopkins Seroml I'01l'.' D. Corsun, D. Siwcrl, Y Dagcr. S. Swarllcy, li. Swartz, l. Poirier F. Aldcrfcr. H. Biggs. Third 1'oz1': D Traugcr, R. ll2lSliIlgS, ll. llcsslcr, G Parry, L. lfulmcr. R. F1'a1lc1', D. Hnughs J. Davis. Fourth rmv: A. Kippcny, C Brazas, R. Nagnl, S. Murphy, j. Sell zcr, R. WVorthingwn, R. Hcspcll. 71 ROOM Sflfirxl row, Irft I0 riglzlf C Iulmcr J Beard 1 r Hu Q nwn C rrctl S 1 I mr D. Moralh. C. Szulzm, R, Freeman IN Bell P Lam U J 4 Ll liurff. Hayu Mm lun lwrry, B. Moyer, R. Moriu. Srrmzrl mu I l-uemes C Y cum XV C mmm! X Bcndcr kcysu I Mlllu Cutler, S. Tricslc, R. 'I'urnifky. -I. Nndxc N Bafhur D Mlllcr ROOM I-Ifiml rnzv, lrft to right: S. Evangclidcs, Puwvrs. AI. UllSl2lfSOll, K. Brcmlt, K. Kocllc, S. Rics fQl'I51'll2ll'h, ul. Nixon, CI. MfKclv0y. M. Gzlwronski Gunthvr. Srwnlrl mzv: Hatcman, C. Barnhzlrl Hislamrl. D. Wulfnrml, ll. Porter. E. Dcatcr, B. Gralf 1 ROOM I7-Ifirxl row, Irfl to right: L. Hallman. M. Schenk, B. Shcrmcr. McKcown. D. Bruitingcr. Thirrl rclcnzl. M. Roth. G. McHugh, -I. lxrltivilllgll, S. WVl1itc- rm1': II. Bishop. T. Davenport. D. Hawk. -I. Terra, R. lmuul. S. Martino, ll. Kcrns.Sz'rm1d row: C. Slrccpcr, WI. llvurlon, AI. Shcctz, D. Case, C. Bell, -I. llzunillon, R. Rios, C. l.cwis, P. Slcinkcr. M. Kirby, H. B2llllIl2ISICl', R. Heber, D. Class, F. Murdock. ROOM 528-Fin! row, iff! lv righl: ll. l.ucfkCl, Gil- Lluulis. R. Cllvrlllmilli. Third rout' ll. Kelly, Slcw lnuur. N. mlvilmul, R. Hunk. K. Moyer. R. Shicklcr. I.. IJ. Cruvcn, R. Fox. T. Mitchell. R. Munslmwcr, llurk, Sf'l'U7lfl mzu: M. Raulosky, llifklcy. l'p0Ckc1', N. lAllllllll0l'IlC, CI. Young, Kcntopp. Atkinson. H1-iss, C. Cupclmk. K. Bimlcllc. L. Brczuly, B. Camp, C, Yi 1 f ' ' H. ROOM 2-l-1 ir.st rozv, lefi lo right: D. Wilcox, R. Schmidt, B jackson. G. Cnrram, li. 'I'ransue, ji Linden, D. Myers, M Sclinerk. Sefond row: K. Beagle, D. Sedenger, K. Stachel, If Slrarps, C. Labs, R. Ifeineis, R. Collins, Dyer, T. Oxinio, M ROOM 107-Ifiml row, Iefl to right: A. Davis, j. Bartleman, J lounlan, S. Montgomery, M. Lowery, M. Mullock, A. Hubb, P. lfrome. A. Sahath. Sfronrl rozu: B. Shriver, M. Hartzel, L. Den nn-5. D. Read, R. Koenig, C. Rufe, R. Barnes, M. Buehmann, Smith. 'l'l1irrI row: C. Bush, K. Alexander, S. Sutton, R. Berta C. Gardner, L. Craser, C. Xvebsler, Davis, S. Bond, S. Pay ton. C, Robinson. Third T0ll'.' M. Rachwal, M. Seiler, M. Allen. AI McDevitt. B. Snyder, T. MacNair, C. Raymond, F. Lieland, 'I' Brandon, L. Simons, M. Pachella, E. Blackwood. be F-'Q FRESHMAN CLASS COUNSELOR .... B Mrs. Elizabeth B. Porter CLASS OF 1963 Early in the school year the Freshman point of view began to emerge as the class, led by jon Beard, alter- nately sailed and struggled through its first year at Central Bucks. Before the traditional Turkey Game Pep Rally, with drums beating and trumpets blaring, the Freshmen marched through the halls into the lob- by to scrub the school plaque until it shone, initiating a brand-new custom. Much of the class' time was spent in its guidance program, one of the many phases of getting acquaint- ed with the school. With understanding amusement the upperclassmen watched the poor freshmen misplace gym suits, books -yes, even entire classrooms. But no one laughed too loudly, for every high school student fthough he hates to admit itj was once a freshman himself. 75 ol Illlfi sf ? 32 3-gggw K X A Q vwigmgi gg, 2-,V W ., . Q.. gb 1555955 vw 1 X, f MW, ' ,W V fa ,gr 'Mia P , an rf' f ' M- -Q . '95 - . Q., ' M, Q-6 ,.,f- ' 'JY A,.- H ,ff Lf-ff ,jr 0 ,,- , xc. O Y,,,- L.- 0 V -- , - ,,,,f-- t -f ff,-,,..,- Mn.,-13,,. J, ,,.... -fj , Ei: ,,,. ,ff , , ju if ,ff 0 , ., I 0 f ,. -,-f- .,-f- A,,,- ,,. an , 4, ali,-,,,-1 ,,'-' --4- ' - W ' f,- J,-f A Q X c N 1: , ir, Q c- X , . Q Q,Qq5 Q QI 9 x f ' ,X ' pw 3 , if -XXX 'lx Qkgx XX ff H f iff, '- J Q f'Qx A X Q Z Q9 0 o K 1 o 0 'Q az. 'EK wg,-C' lool the students' .S- ln Central Bucks, as in almost every high srl , points of view are molded by multitudes ol' opinions and imprt sions. Like high school students everywhere, we at 12.13. form both brief acquaintances and lasting friendships with classmates and teachers. Vaeillating moods of love and hate, interest and boredom, ac'c'eptanc'e and defiance, joy and disappointment shade our feelings toward our srhool. Thinking beyond these basir traits, we hnd that our school lif is also unique unto itself. Enthusiastirally joining and supportin the many extra curricular activities, and participating in lively, i teresting classes, we are able to reflect both the llavor and spirit our school as well as our own individuality. 'n' times our points of view found expression . . Thus, ma y C 3 n- ol 79 CHATTERBUX lfrl1lnr1rll.S'l1ll1, flu! zmv, lwft In riglllf C, Rztymontl. S. Kxlntor, ll. Cszmtl, X. Kirclicr. ll. lfickvs, .Srrmrrl rmv: Cl. XVct'twr, S. Smith. NI. lluhcr, .X. XVillizttns. S. Stoll, K. SZlll'!'lllWLlllC, ll, llommcl. S, lm-,-1. Rt-in. li. .'xllll0llSC. xinrxst Nl1lfI.fHxI :mix lrfl In tiglllf 1. Nctlivr, Tlipkc, I Iotgcnsrn. IS, I'oxtcr. .Swmzrl mrv: M, ikvlsclmfli. I lgl it, ll, Sclwingolrl, K.. lhomzts. 'l'l1irrl mztu' li. Slmrltlin 55 xg K.. lillllllll. I. Nztg1n't1y,S, Arlolti. ll, I-ly. VL T110 Clmfterbzzx, which is puhlishctl can-lt month hy thc journalism class. continuccl its rcforcl 0lil'OlllIJlClCC'0YCl'1lgC olischool cvclits. Thi' two-lold purpose ol' thc Clznllcfrlzzzx is to :ut :ts ll scrvic-C to thc school :tml Lo hclp thc tnvnthvrs ol' thc class flllllllllllillk' tlicmsclvcs with ncws- pzipcr work. This ycztr thc j0lll'Il2lllSlIl clzlss wats lllSll'lll'lt'll hy Mr. llorzm, with oa'c'z1sion:1l help from Miss Kohler. Exrltzttigcs ol' iclczis with other schools, pztrticipzttion in thc Pctmsylvzmizt Sn-hool Press Association convention, :mtl un excursion through thc Pliilzulclpliiu Daily lizzllfffrl plztnt were incluclccl in thc :activities ol' thc flztss. The book you are now reading is the result of the combined efforts of students and faculty advisors. Duane Flegel, Bar- bara Moore, and Mrs. Landry guided the planning and development of the edi- torial portion ol the Antler while Gary Spear and Mrs. Payne led an enthusiastic group in providing the funds to finance the book. The stalf's goal was the production of a yearbook that would rellect honestly and accurately the activities at Central Bucks High School. Many thanks go to Mr. Charles Maddox, ofhcial photog- rapher, who worked patiently to make the stall ideas live in picture. lorinli . . Duane Flegel, Barbara Moore, Co-1'di1or.t: Gary Spear, Business Manager. t s...,fX ANTLER Editorial Stuff, on floor: M. Bloom, C. Raymond. First roam' M. Huber, I.. Hammer, S. Werner, j. Price. Second 1'o1t'.' Rein, l'. Moore, C. Harris, Il. Barnes, P. Jacoby. Third ruuu' A. Bigs ley, R. Hoersch, M. Histand. II1l.Yi7Il'.VX SfIl17,Sl'lIIf d, Iwft tn right: E. Stewart, I.. McHugh, Il. Bitzcr. S. Heacock, Taylor, I.. Gibson, B. Althouse. Standing: G. Thomas, M. Genghini, E. Swierzy, F. Buck, G. Nvillard, Hell- ncr, D. Fly, P. Patten, M. Moen. 81 TYMPAN UM M ANUM ISHES YOU xx its I msc Firxt row, left to right: C. Raymond, I.. Gibson, C. Craven, Ass't Editor, H. McNeely, Editor, S. Coles, P. Patten. Second row: S. Curtis, A. Nuse, P. Thompson, R. Mowry. Third row: K. Amey, M. Cobb, B. Rouse, R. Gawronski, S. Smith. Fourth row: C. Hall, J. Taylor, L. McHugh. Fifth row: R. Hoersch, J. Rein, B. Schweinfurth. 82 The Tympanum, in the second year of its existence, deservedly gained more stu- dent recognition in 1960. Mr. Ridington, advisor, helped the staff to publish tri- monthly this magazine which contained the best of the literary efforts of Central Bucks students. The editor of Tympaf num was Holly McNeely, assisted by Caroline Craven. Essay, Short Story, and Poetry Department heads were Sue Coles, Lynn Gibson, and John Rein, respective- ly. Artists and Cartoonists were Marie Cobb, Ray Hoersch, and Mickey Gaw- ronski. in dfor Entertainment furnished by the U.S. 4th Naval District Band. STUDENT COUNCIL XVilh :nl cnlhusiusnl whirh wus to c'l1:11'z1clc1'ize ull their activities during thc your, thc Sluclcnl Council sponsorccl il sock clzlncc thc very first cluy ol' school. This curly sturt was promptly lollou hy thc' sulc ol' activity lirkcts. thc clislrilmution ol il newly-rcviscc llllllillltlllli to thc' l-H'5llllICIl, znul thc l'0l'lll2lllOll ol' plains lor thc 'l'l1:lnksgix'i11g llanuc, thv slunlt-nl buscs lor uwuy loollmzall gznncs, thc lllfllllllll' to lac lJlll'C'll1l5CKl lor the lobby, :nul thc llllllilllilll ol 11 l'Ol'C'lgll-K'Xl'llllIlgl' program. During thc cllll'lSllIl2lS scusou thc group romlurlccl ll clothing alrivc, in :nlclilion lo thc lrzulitionzll ilCCOI'llll0Il ol' llll' hugc- lrcc in thc lolmhy. The scronml scnncslcr lmrougln new urlivitics us wcll us vigorous work on olcl proicru, Rcpuinling thc mark lmur, selling tifkcls lor liooslcr Night. sponsoring two inlorrnul tlsnrfcs, :uul giving thc l.czulcrs liunqucl kept thu ZICIIYC council, lccl by IIS first girl IJl'l'SlilL'lll, Louise Hunnncr, busy unlil hluue. an! lofanning, . . 'xl row, lrfl In h ll HON. ' ' lt-Q 'wr -'I T7 Hzinnucr, Srrmzrl 2X ,H Ifiml row, Irfl In right: .X. Rcschovsky, ll. Rouse, T. Bczuh, M. Huber. M. Smith, NI. Hutchinson. S. lirwin, il. Rossi. Swrmzd mzu: tl. Fuhncr, 'l'. Olmcrhulmcr, B. Snillant. AI. Davis, S. Cola-s, KZ. Y:n'gu. AI. Bodlcy. K. Kulp, H. Mc'Nccly, Third mzv: CE. Bnruk, il. jorgcnsvn, QI. CZIn'isl1n'm li I'l'illCl'. Bczlrcl, B. llillvlt, il. Taylor, R. Lllllll, B. Rcqualc. I UlIVllI mzw: T. Nlilrhcll, l'. Corson, W. Pohl, BI. liwcrs, B. Snyder, B. Krzullcr, D. jcudscn, D. l.zuulcs. 83 HOMEMAKING CLUB Swztfd, left to right, Hrst row: M. Ccnghini, K. Hein, S. Rachwul, M. Moen. C. YVunsch, C. Conroy. .Yfmrrfl row: C. Linde, E. Taylor, J. Frye. F.B.L.A. game ' J First row. left tn right: Coffman, A. Radosky, P. Shutt C. Porter, B. Moore, C. Turner, J. Price, E. Sidelinker, D Kozlosky, J. Flosdorf, E. Brash. Second row: G. Corbin, N Landcs, M. Cohen, G. Kough, M. Rickert, S. Gross, M Turnicky, 'II Whitticar, S. DeCourscy, M. Cervonka, S Huhn, Mrs. Miller, Advisor. Third row: C. McClain, E Transue, M. Aulenbaek, C. Conro, R. Hellycr, P. Reid, V Rinck, D. Mellor, T. Bohnel, J. Kralik. Fourth row: J Transue, J. Kleinhoff, C. Hassel, A. Erclena, M. Fcllnmn, B. Christ, P. Crouthamel, S. Watson, B. Cotter, D. Yonker, J. Crater. Fifth row: K. Broadhead, N. Strecpcr, li. Lino, D. Ervin, F. Krout, C. Czaplicki, J. Frye, M. Pisciotta, G. Pisciotta, C. Lewis, D. Haldeman, C. Lavin. Sixth row: E. Coppens, F. Donovan, M. Worthington, T. Fluck, E. Stewart, W. Dornfeld, J. Scarpello, F. Buck, J. Rios, S. Stanton, M. Fulmer. Je,gfA . . . F.F.A. Preparation by students for careers when they leave high school constitutes an especially worthwhile part of school life in Central Bucks. The Future Business Leaders of America, pro- gressive organization for secretaries, ofiice work- ers, and business executives-to-be, sponsored a number of activities including the sale of Christ- mas cards and candy, a spring dance, speakers at club meetings, and an extensive communica- tion with business schools throughout the coun- try. The Homemaking Club held weekly meetings during which work on a variety of projects- knitting, rug making, and fine sewing-was per- fected. The Future Farmers of America, winners of the Bux-Mont Parliamentary Procedure Cham- pionship for Central Bucks, undertook many other projects of a practical nature during the school year. First row, left to right: C. Fatzinger, G. Rutherford, B. Triest, D. Landes, j. Lltke P Myers D Chittick, W. Armstrong, R. Rimmer, A. Logan. Second row: S. Moyer, B. Skinner J Seibel J Pfeifer, G. Nyce, A. Breitinger, P. Clark, J. Zinkewicz, T. Detwiler, Third row B Gimson j Barndt, T. Mclnnis, T. Tongyai, C. Detwiler, G. Riniker, L. Hockman. 85 HARLEQUIN CLUB lfirsf rrmu' Miss Spcchl. P. I.ll0lIllJ50ll, S. Bond, XY. ll2ll'l'iS. SUIYHIII mum' S, Quinlzm, N. Pclry, NV, CUOIICY, N. Boyer, CI. Rllf moncl. flmmg Ifirxsl row, lrjl lu righli R. C-zlwrunskl, 5. .X1'lull1, 'If l'o1'lc1', H. Mc'NL'cly, N. lin BCT, ll. 'l'UlmL'l. AX. Xvillilfll. l'. VIQIIUIIIIJSOII, CL. VIWIIYIIIRIS. .Xwrnnrl mhz' M. Sands, IS. l'm'lc1', XY. Rm ul, W. Ilnrris, S, Bond, .L I'1l'CllCl'iL'k, XY. Ilcixs, lllll'l'iSUIl, il. Rllylllllllll, j. Limlcn. '1'l1ir1I mum' D. l'ul1IlQlk, il. Nzxgllrxw, NI. Iford, CI. Klruvcn, Nl, 1-ross, QI. ' 'Xlr I lc I Lcilrlm, Sflllflllly, IC. Slcwsu' l, l.. non' ', liicklcy. l'.flUI'ffI mum' W. ilnmmmg XX. l'l'lIy, NI. PICQUCIIC. P. Stryker, l,. :Xulcl Qzllilllilll, CQ. Cmlroy. lllllfk. X. Nusv. S. ff STAG EC RAFT Once again an active Harlequin Club, sponsored by Miss Dorothy Specht, came to life this year and startled the school with the force ol' its intent. Harlequin started the year oil with a delightful Christmas Assembly play, XVhy The Chimes Rang. Then, on March llth, the group presented in the school auditorium a spine- tingling major production, A Murdm' Has Been Arranged. The unsung heroes of tl1e Harlequin and numerous other productions were the hardworking members of the Stage Craft, under the di- rection of Mr. Hunsberger. zferlorefa, Ifion First row, left to right: S. DeCoursey, M Krout, W. Root, K. Roberts, K. Albert, j. Stretch, D. Shutt, B. Bender. .Second row: P. Stryker, M. Cobb, S. Juinlan, R. Conner, F. DeCoursey, G. lxsher. Third row: D. WVhitticar, B. X ff' N y . J ., 54110 I e ' fri il X CN R-, X - 'ik-lt,-, if 'I , Beta, J. MacAnilf, G. Willard, C. '1homas. ,win as e ls e , Q lY? I - Forward looking students, interested in nurs- ing or teaching, joined either the Future Nurses or the Future Teachers. The Future Nurses, un- der the presidency of Pat Thompson, made trips to a number of hospitals for the purpose of view- ing nurses in action and also sent girls to assist in the Tuberculosis Office and Child Health Clinic. Sue Bonine, club president, led the Future Teachers through an especially active year's program. Members of the club viewed films, listened to selected speakers, did some student teaching, and gave a highly successful Sadie Hawkins dance on March 25. The Business and Professional Women's Club of Doylestown studied carefully C.B.'s senior girls and, with school help, selected nine girls as Girls of the Month, using traits of citizen- ship, scholarship, service, and character as guides for their choices. l9lfLl'l90:58, an FUTURE NURSES lfiml row. lcfl In right: R. Nagal, B. Codshall, N. Heiss, D. Yvolford, j. XVoodard, P. Schncck, M. Pachclla, N. Bachur ski, M. Cenghini, D. Bach. .S'r'r'o11rl row: l', Thompson, Plil'SilIl'71ff C. Krapj, I.. Ramsey, M. Hutchinson, A. Wil lard, J. llndcn, -I. Kosak, ll. Trucksess, A. DeI,uca, C O'Toole, M. Sands. Third roam' -I. Bickley. Sr'f'rf'Inry: C Lobs. N. llergcy, M. Liss, D, Hamilton. j. 'I'aifcr. ul. Vasi- lovic, C. Craven, L. Richardson, B. Schantz, S. Paterson B. Shermer, B. Althouse. GIRL of the MONTH On floor, lvjl to right: Vanllinc, B. Moore, D. lflcgcl. Sffconrl row: S. Bon- inc, K. Sattcrthwaitc, L. Hammer, C. Turner. Absvnf: S. Potts. ZCCOWLIQA5 Wbeflft. FUTURE TEACHERS Fins! row, lvf! to righl: U. jobst, M. Trzntgcr, H. Karaba, I.. Brown, tl. NCIT, -I. Foster, M. Bloom, C. Raytnontl, P. Rossi. Sr'r'omI row: A. Gcrtling, K. Kocllc, B. Rcquatc, NI. Rein, S. Hancock, S. Boninc, S. Strawn, B. Cznnp, G. Rnfc, C. Cotter, E, Light, lf. Goldberg, M. Castor, L. Bark. Third row: H. Pcarman, A. Patton, M. Dieter, C. Keycrs, M. Powcrs, G. Fnlmcr, P. Light, S. Payton, D. Kough, D. Potchak, B. Bye. M, Krout, L. Yon. Fourth row: -I. Stretch, G. Montana, K. Kellie, G. Conroy, S. Tricst, J. Andre, G. Ammons, P. Stanton, F. Dunlap, R. Mowry, B. Ronsc, H. Bauman, B. Drach. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS ,,-,.. LH , M X it VM -Q... x lv Firx! razv, ld! Io right: li. Althouse, CI. XVerner, H. Kallalch, M. Kohl, R. l'4Cl4gllS0II, li. Brinser. Srrunri rom' ll. Bogart, K. llroaclhcatl, R. Oll I . Dunlap. ll. Biclcllc. Third ruzu: B. Folkes, M Iford, .-K. Patton, P. Gargcs. 0 N fv :O 0 i ' 1 og' .rw g ,Q if 1 XXX W1 N X t X f --f RG' '-Hit fa inemenlf Ln, Every period of every clay, as students passed in and out of the school library, they noticed at the charging desk and in other parts of the library, hard-working fellow students known as Library Aides. These stu- dents were busily engaged in stamping books at the main desk, returning books to the shelves, helping to prepare new books for circulation, checking the maga- zines, and making out overdue notices. For the most part, these were students who had given up valuable study hall time in order to play the essential part they did in the Central Bucks library system. 90 2412 cm RESEARCH A research grant from the Heart Association of Southeastern Pennsylvania provided specimens and equipment for study by the Biological Research Club. Members of the club, Bill Burns, john Prickett, Carol Hundertmark, jennifer Jager, Kathy Roberts, Eliza- beth Speight, Karen Whitten, and Carolyn Varga, studied the effects of various hormones and radio active isotopes on the growth and general metabolism of white rats. During the school year, three of the club members, their sponsor, Mr. Valentine Seidle, and Miss Nailor, Director of Guidance, went to Albright University to observe the university's science offerings and to investigate its biological research program. In conducting experiments at Central Bucks, each student in the research group worked after school approximately hve hours per week. Four adult rats, two males and two females, and ten young rats were used in the study, which included diet, growth hormones, and radioautographs. Q5 3 ffl.-- F fd l Smlcrl, left In right: C. Hundertmark, Speight, C. Varga. Standing: D. Nitschke, ll. Burns, D. James, L. Burkett. 9l S.: hi CHESS Svalerl, lrff In right: R. Costello, A. Price. Standing: XV. Shaddinger, Mr. XVorthington, Arlifixor, ll. Frey. Shh . . . Don't breathe a word! The master- minds must have quiet to think. The Delaware Valley Interseholastie Chess Champs, ably guided by their sponsor, Mr. NVorthington, piled up a wonderful record in league competition. The squad consisted ol' four Centrial Bucks students and two students from Lenape Junior High. In addition to swamping all opponents in competi- tion and producing an individual league cham- pion, Bill Shadinger, the squad, together with the Clhatterbux Business Staff, sponsored an an- nual llhess Tournament, Spin-Off, for Children in the elementary grades. In this way the group hoped to sponsor both achievement and inter- est in a highly specialized game. 92 at wwiefg NI L Lk-HN Uh., t Ql 'wt' tT 9fan.,n l W - -tm pdf' , M -' af F' exlaeriencw . .WN Wherever one goes in the halls of Central Bucks, he can see the results of students' work-timely bulletin boards, vivid art displays, or exhibits of unusual handmade furniture, to name a few. Each day, students serve as receptionists in the main lobby, welcoming and di- recting school guests. 93 AUDIO VISUAL AIDS 8. Strangers to Central Bucks may be startled when they hear a wagon rattling and creaking its way down the hallg but old hands at C.B. know that this noisy apparatus is only the cart which carries tape recorders, record players, movies, projectors, and some- times screens, to and from various classrooms in the school building. The boys who take care of this equipment, under the direction of Mr. Angle, are members of C.B.'s Projection Squad: and many a class is made more interesting because of their services. 94 Daniels. Second roam' R. Iiwer, D. Whitticar, J. McDermott. First rozv, left to right: R. Opilz. W. Root, D. Fly, T. Tongyai, S. mfffea Frankly, I don't know what it is either! efwloecfiue, . Wzuw-ran-viii i QT' -.fx 3-Aff wzgggahm xg What's cooking? 95 'l fi w '!, u n Mc, for C.B.! I an 'nu wus ns. if N ky v '4 '. 'Q 15. n, A 3, I Z 5 A 1 A F1 ' , . ,. . Q, 1 1 file .QV by .1 4.5. ia, lftlflf 61,110 P a-' ,. Recru1t1ng, Uncle John? X,,,,,,., inferei ffl. A Hat tire, huh!? The magic of Christmas! JUNIOR ROTARIANS AND RGTARY ANNS For the fir . ry turned eo-ed 'in I ' X ' st tinle, Rota , . t suelal senior girls, as well as boys, were cho- sen -Iunior Rotarians on the basis of citizenship, scholarship, char- acter, and service. Each month a Junior Rotarian or Rotary Ann attended the dinner meet- ings of Rotary International at Conti's Inn. K!ll'!'1iIIg.' M. Bloom. Firxl row. lcfl In right: C. Raymond, H. McNeely, lj. Foster. Sccoml rozc: E. Xvilli2llIlS0ll, A. Bigley, M. Histand. Atnong honors granted to Central Bucks high school students, lllL'lllDCl'SlIllJ in the National Honor Society is one ol' the most tovctctl. By being athnittecl to the Honor Society in his junior or senior high school year an eligible student gains recognition for his . . participation in all school activities. Selection for membership in PPL Q Ln, this organization is basetl not only on top level scholarship but also on personal traits ol character, leadership, and service. The lilfill olhccrs ol the UB. Honor Society were Michael Histancl, I'r'f'.s'1'1If'11f, Alan Bigley, I'1'r'1'-p1'1's1'1le11I, Barbara Moore, Sccnrlrlry, ancl Robert Dyer, TI'l?1I.S'll7'6I'. l Firtvf row, left Io wifi 'Q it: D. Potehak, B. Bechtel, A. Bigley, M. Histand, B. Dyer, B. Moore, N. lloyer, D. Myers, Second row: R. Carwithen, P. Rossi, P. Croman, K. Albert, K. Anley, A. Nuse. -I. Eyre, E. Williamson, R. Saillant, M. Bloom, L. Beck. Third row: L. Orr, M. McBride, V. Moritz, T. Kline, M. Castor, K. Turnieky, W. Eyre. 98 BIOLOGY AIDES Firxl row, If-ft to right: K. Phillips, T. Franchois, C. Whitebread. Second rozu: D. Weiss, A. Morath, C. Mcllride, P. Croman, F. Dunlap. C ieuemena . The Debate Squad, in its sec- ond year of competition in the Lehigh Valley Debate League, argued the proposition, Re- solved: That the Federal Gov- ernment should substantially inf crease its regulation of labor unions. The squad, in addition to hosting a tournament at Cen- tral Bucks, also attended a col- lege debate, a large scale tourna- ment, and an intraleague party at Parkland High School. Under the direction of Mr. Tregaskis, scientific minded stu- dents formed an organization which they called the Biology Aides. Approximately fourteen of these students met every Thursday afternoon to pursue their club activities. For the most part, the members worked on individual projects, advised each other, and received help from their sponsor. In the spring, the group took several field trips during which they had the op- portunity to view the wonders of nature at first hand. DEBATE First row, left to right: A. Nuse, K. Amey, R. Mowry, P. Harrison, C. Raymond K. Benecke, M. Castor. Second row: M. Bloom, M. Histand, A. Bigley, R. Saillant K. Broadhead. During the school year, the musical point of view found expresion in such activities as the Marching Band, Clon- cert Band, Swing Kings, District Band, County Band, State Band, Bnx-Mont Band, Southeastern District Band, Choir, Chorus, Glee Club, State Choir, District Choir, and County Choir. These activi- ties were all participated in by many students. By her election to regional choir, Carol Brandes was singularly honored for vocal musical achievementg Ernest Maxwell ata tained a comparable honor in the held of instrumental music. Many of the groups, with the excep- tions of Band and Choir, met in the members' spare time, rather than in regularly scheduled classes. .'50lfl,l'L I5 0 Fzrvl row left to rzght H Myers R Houk S Holbert G H Henderson, C. Orr, S. Groff, S. Rycasky, G. C-endall, B. Clarke I1 Cross C Barrett I Anderson C Chme Lmtlncum E. Maxwell. Fourth row: H. llrbanclnlk, D. Atkinson J Bishop M Smith Second row J Dyer V Fly C Webster, J, Wood, R. Harris, T. Lauer, J. Head- Kiati J Iongstrect T MacNair H Hennequm P man B Brunner, C. Gross, W. Straub. vlhh ALL BUX-MDNT BAND Firxt row, left lo right: E. Maxwell, M. Krout, Longstrect, D. Fly. Second row: B. Linthicum, H. Henderson, Hcadman, D. Chantelau, T. McNcaly. Third row: H. Urbanchuk, C. Orr, C. Cross, Hlorthington, Bishop, Purdy. mdic . First 1'on', left to righl: F. Sharpe, D. Quinn, Stewart, J Prife, M. Krout, I.. Simons, M. Smith, D. YVickcrsham, D Crztwfortl. Srfrmul row: K. Alexander, C. Landis, C. Happ N. Crossley, D. Guest, C. Hurst, P. Cares, P. Hockman H. Gee, Terry McNez11y, Walter M. Harvie, Director. Third row: S. Friedland, E. Light, Gustafson, Cross- ley, L. Sacco, NV. Satterthwaitc, D. Chantelan, R. NVeniger. Fourth row: S. Sutton, M. Prickctt, B. Hawthorne, Rc- zer, G. Kallatch, C. Young, R. Hafler, R. Fox, YVorth- ington, J. Purdy. BAND REGION III-STATE BAN D Ernest Maxwell CHORUS 3. E 41 l .. l - . KJ vi -. ,s A atm -0 E li First row, left to right' S Swartl C . . ey, . Keyes, Y. Dager, C. Kohl, K. Lear, C. Bauer, F. Alderfer S. Paterson, F. Bukley. Second row: B. Alderfer, P. Watson, B. Rouse, S. Wojton, S. Shellen- berger, S. Fryling, G. Montana, J. Harrison, N. Shaddinger, C. Landis. Third row: G. Nelson, R. Carwithen, S. Patton, J. Mills, C. Varga, S. Reed, C. Hist d ' an , C. Blrgfeld, K. Alexander, C. Cotter. 102 x 8 . GLEE CLUB nn... Left to right: H. Urbnnchuk, B. Linthicum, D. Fly, D. Whitticar, J. Fisher, J. Gilmore, Mr. McNally at piano. CHQIR vw . Y . A N lf ll. Firxt row, left to right: C. Straley, M. Castor, L. Nehoda, N. Boyer, L. Ward, D. Stratton Yllunsch, B. Swartlcy. Second row: M. Pisciotta, M. Robinson, B. Ramsey, A. Freed, D. Baller A Windle, S. Hcacock. Third row: M. Genghini, M. Kohl, J. March, B. Althouse, S. Theirolf 1 Rossi, S. Alderdice. 103 M 9: 1' ACCENT ON AUTUMN Q. ki'-NW Q.. Q 7. XVII ll h lppcnccl to thc IIIUSLCPH 104 .X W The sweetlu ui ol old C B ' King :md Queen for 1 diy fo Olftl is MISTLETCJE MAGIC Hgy dld you End th lt pin? 0l:lf1,f 0 yigw, No mistletoe? Len1onP 4521 I . 51 Q, M 'wx V? Q m 49 1 .I ' vw- .4 .- X534 wh M -X 4- 1 3- L. , U 1 x wfg,-Q S ,. W1 Q ., ,xx ' Y, s FCJOTBALL Sometimes in sports one game can determine whether a season is a sueeess or a failure. So it was this year with the Central Bucks football team-one game made the whole season a worthwhile one for C.B. On Tlianksgiving Day. North Penn came to town, picked by many to defeat the Bucks in the traditional Turkey Day elassie. In this, their finest showing of the year, the C.l5, pigskin men fought to a El-7 triumph, which washed away all hearlaehes of previous defeats. It was thought by many that C.B. had the horses to bring home a trophy this year, but somehow the victories did not come often enough. Only in the hnal game did C.B.'s real stamina and talent come to the foreground: and this fourth win against hve defeats was registered with loud applause. Central Bucks re- etived one win to its credit by virtue of a forfeit, due to an ineligible player helded by Upper Moreland. Hawthorne Duekelt was chosen for the All-Bux- Mont first team after becoming the league's leading ground gainer during the regular season. He was also honorably mentioned by the United Press All-State selections. lfirsl row, left lo righl: K. Anderson, C. Young, XV. XVorthington. XV. Seltzer. R. thrall. il. Mx- ers, Il. Kenworthy. T. lflflllilll, IJ. Smith. R. Reptsik. .S'e1'on1l r'o:t'.' -I. Millar. R. Drapeau. I.. liirhenlattb, Rios, Davis. Y. Lassel. lxosak, D. Igoe, C. Rieben, R. l'eddIe, Tllirvl rout l.. Morse. W. Krauter, I.. Rudisill, R. Kramer, H. Shaffer, KI. Paul, R. Larfelere, Il. lfonash. ll. Dyer, xl. johnson, R. Valentino. F' Al' 433292, ...37 - 41 2 ann tg i . R 1' 1 Q- - ' fir. l t ei t a 1. , ,- 'X 3 .. 4 e gm ,. X ,VS . W . ' '. 1 X - QQ 4 I ., . M, ' '- gr' . Y I 'V fn f. A 1 i M , ' '3 L. fri' X ,.- .it I no in' r ' HP: ' -t . r--1' 4 4.49 , .T . '51 'I-,. . , M ,. A-.. - 'gig gf' fig' gg 3 'Y'4,t-tjfizfzi :Q-Qfkffga Y ,gait ,. .wiiywggl ij 5 .-s.4,-1334. ,L , 4 , ' Aagfytla. ' -- ' F ' Q . - x ' P ..,.:A.-.:,.,tf..-K,.-5.1.4. fswtkfz. ...affair . semi, we if .. ' frf- L - . ? 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' I -mQr if ' ,, A 4 ' YU: . , Y v 'Q 1' , 'N 'Q J fiixvi Dave Kcnworlhy 2 ,L,' Bob Reptsik Bob Wenner Bob Graff jerry Ewers Tuck Elfman Ed Kister 7 Q l N 535 L Q 4 obL L , L i, l fi Dennis Smith 110 jim Rios Jerry Wasser Greg Young Kem Anderson Carl Myers Milton Craig Bill Worthington Coaches Mr. Conley, Backfield Coach. ,325 Left to right: Mr. Egloff, Lim' Coarh Mr. Maskas, Head Coach: Mr. Smith End Coach. Dale Carr Bill Seltzer . R 1 VW-P 111 B...M--E A 1,1 SOCCER Coach: N. Doerfler, Coalmjflrzirz. f 1960 was the first year that Soccer was a varsity sport at Central Bucks. The team, in semi-league play, tallied seven wins, one tie, and three losses. Another year, the Central Bucks Booters expect to join the Bux-Mont League, adding not only to competition, but also interest in this sport. C.B. 2 North Penn 2 2 Pennsbury I l New Hope 0 5 Pennriclge 0 1 Pennsbury 2 0 Cheltenham 2 3 New Hope 0 l North Penn 2 3 Pennriclge I 1 George School 0 3 Delhaas 2 Ifirxl row, left to right: L. Mcllevitt, Pierson, M. Histand, P. Harrison, E, Maxwell, D. Bye, R. Snyder. Sf'cmuI row: Mr. Risser, Asst. Corzchg IS. Kratz, J. Haenn, S. Hong. R. XVilson, 'll XViley, WV. Csaml, R. Ferenee, W. Schweinfurth. J. Carson, N. Docrfler, R. Ewer, A. Paterson. M. Butler. 'I'. Kippeny, T. Kline, Bingler, ll. Coering, Mr. Maelfarlane, Conch. Q 112 D. Bye, C0-Cllpllllllf Mr, Maclfarlane, CROSS COUNTRY X Under the able coaching of Mr. Kent Miller the Central Bucks Cross Country team finished an excellent season, with a record of six wins and three losses. The C.B. team placed sixth in the Abington Invitational Meet and fifth in the George School Invitational Meet. Jend- sen, the standout runner of the team, was eyed as a leader on the team for next year. First rozv, left to right: L. Coppens, J. DeWitt, B. Rinnner, T. Oberhuber l- Dart C Wcik D. Chisholm. Second row: Mr. Miller, Coach: B. Gannon, W. Eyre, G. Schmelhck B Swartley D. Jendsen, K. Scarborough, D. Ritchie, Love. :Wi tt it , '? 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CB. 11.1.1 '30 16 '29 '55 '57 '51 '26 19 '-12 '32 35 '40 Pz11isz111cs 1 1 Hz1r1'i11gton 19 1lCI1llSbllfY 34 Be11s:11Qn1 21 W111. TCIlHZlI1I 0 Council Rock 6 Bristol 5 North PC1111 23 SIJIn1flgHC1C1 27 Woodrow Wilson 13 Dclhaas 16 NCS11211Tl1lly 14 Ambler 13 K J . ll. Top honors went to the Central Bucks Rifle Team as the group, sponsored by Mr. Roger Williams, and led by eo-captains Shirley Thierolf and Kent Ander- son, progressed steadily to the State Championship playoffs. Members of the team, composed solely of seniors. turned in an undefeated league record enabling them to enter the District I Championships. Here, by de- feating Upper Darby 500-499, the team qualified for the Regional Chalnpionships. Again, the CB. marks- lnen were victorious, this time outshooting liphrata 500--196 and thus qualifying for the State Champion- ship playolls where they fired their way to second place standing in Pennsylvania. Strmdnzt, left to right: R. Davis, A. Davis, S. Thierolf, Mr. Mlilliams, Coarh: B Suydaln P moby Ixrzeclznt, K. Anderson, C. Briscoe, C. Harris, M. Butler. KI. Smith. Absent H Kaxaba N lxliesh D Smith. 115 1 ,Q Lo' IJ' .-, x X 1 r ,X fg' For the first time in Five years the Big Gray re- eeived the UI-L'll2llIllJl0llSllilD ol' the Bux-lylont League. The frown wus elinehed when the Lady liux tlelezttetl Quztkertown three to two. The tt-:nn eaune through with eight wins :md one loss. The girls niet their only defeat ut the hands of North Penn in the lust twenty seconds of play. llonnie liitler and Betty Connnel, eo-captains ol' the eo-ehzunpions, kept the spirit high while Miss Almnttits, assisted by Miss Rohztly, coached the lvlllll. Liz Stewart wats the omni-present man- ager. Louise Mel-Iugli, senior and center for- ward. was high scorer on the varsity line, tally- ing nine goals. The tI.V.'s too, had at eotntnendzlble record. llere junior Polly Provost topped the scoring column, adding fourteen goals to the record. Coarlmx: H. Abrams K Rolmly J.V. HCCKEY giiilfs-s - , t? First row, left to right: G. jacobus, E. I'ulnu.t lx Bnznock IN Springs Nixon B Bogut M. Frederick, L, Orr, P. Schenk, P. Williams P Ptoxost Stroud you S C toss I Boyer lx Rohr, C. Lutz. P. Lucas, A. Mellor, A. Nusa LYIL Bodley M Cobb Stretch B Hxsl und, S. Lee, Manager. VARSITY BASKETBALL 251, 4 Nm, N Crwlwr: Mr. lNInfl urlzn1c, Cm11'h. Swmrzrl row, lrft In righl: N, llocrllcr, R. Dyer. T, l,aRu1 l'1WVl'l'S, R. Rcptsik, Twinillg. Thirfl mzv: A. Biglcy, KLZITSOII, D. jcmlscn, L. liifhcnlau Fmulsh, KI. Arcxulc. 118 Basketball, l'or the second year running, was a sport to bolster the pride and spirit of all Central Bucks students. The liuekaneer varsity basketeers wound up the seheduled season in a three way deadlock for the liux-Mont League-'s runner-up slot. A lack ol' one point in the playoll' game put UB. in third place in the final standings, but the team's 17-ti over all win- loss rerord looked mighty good even from a third place angle. Outstanding individual performances, in addition to the great team spirit displayed throughout the sea- son, gave Captain Tom LaRue a position on the All- Bux-lXIont second team. john Twining and Lou Eich- enlaub received honorable mention for their excel- lent service. VVhile Santa Claus was climbing down chimneys, the Buekaneers were busy playing basketball in the North Penn Lions' Tournament. The MacFarlane men brought home the bacon with a runner-up tro- phy in that endeavor, the best C.B. showing yet in tournament play. Left In right: Mr. lSIacl arlane, Crmrlli T. Larue, Captain: Mr. Portner, Ami. COIIFII. JR. VARSITY BASKETBALL XJ HQ, t 3 ' ug ,f-at is A A? n 5 at Firsl row, left to riglzt: L. Morse, B. Rlll1lllCT,Ll. Hacnn, D. Kinder, Hunsbergcr, H. Shlf fer, R. Valentino. Serum! row: Mr. Angle, CUIIFIIQ I.. Terra, Manager: G. Selnnelliek, Mnnngzr XV. Krauter, NV. Eyre, XV. Paulovitz, Clarke, L. Molield. 119 Senior Players Al Bigley jim Carson john Twining Nick Doerller jerry Ewers Bob Dyer 120 Senior Basketball C.B. 60 Jenkintown 77 Quakertown 42 Hatboro 51 Upper Perkiomen 44 Springfield 58 Souderton 50 Ambler 75 Upper Moreland 58 North Penn 77 Pennridge 44 Upper Perkiomen 68 Quakertown 65 Hatboro 52 Springfield 64 Souderton 65 Ambler 56 Upper Moreland 58 North Penn 86 Pennridge 67 Ambler 'non-league 'Ubi Tom LaRue Bob Reptsik 59 43 40 42 78 40 74 65 57 61 43 56 35 7l 61 77 53 54 7l 68 cplayoffn fig ,iff 1:55235 I Imnl m.r: lx, Rnlmlx. f.'mnl1.' H. Hilll'!'. ll, Cmmllcl. Cnjll.: K, BI'lllllUl'k. lfnslcr, IS. GIRLS' BASKETBALL-VARSITY 3 X IIIIOI. ly Wlllinlm. ,Nmmnl mm, lrfl lu figlll: li. lfickcs, Iiylv. M. Hluum. J U N R l ffllfllllfllf lk-My Ummm-l I'1r'sl l'1lfl', lwfl In Hgflli lx, lllllclllllsoll. N. Halrllvl. M, l'1'ccIc'1'n'k. ll. XIIIKIIIIS. l,U1lILll.' N. SPYIIVN K-uslallsml, l'. l,ll4'1ls. NITUIIII r'rm': R. Baum-s, H. lic1gm'rl, M. f.LllllIDlll'll. Al, fy-llllllllll. C.. 1.11 ul. limilvy, ll. XVLIITCII. lf. xvillllllk'l', li. CL1'all'f. 122 is cuz 'Q' Lmuli Rolmly x l lily lin 4 me is comllulul 111 ll n' MWISUII with llu' lllllll count allowing SCYCII wins mil llll'l'i' lusscn. 1 amls, Slllllfl llvllx Umnim-l liuulml ilu' girls :ls fillllillll, as wvll as lllllill Sl'0l'l'l' U17 puinlsj. Bcity Iickcs lcd ilu' img l'm'Iy-lkwill' l'L'lJ0llllilS. CLR. E58 NGN llolnt' 5-l Springfield flll l'0nnriclgc A15 Quzikciimvii -I2 Souflcrlon flli Upper Pcrkiolucil 39 Uppcr Morclnml -I3 Amlmlci' All llzitlmoro 25 North Penn 'non-league C'u'u'liL'Q Rohzilv :xml .-Klum ll flllflil lx llcllvclw ll. lopul, I- Stcwzlrl. 4 CHEERLEADERS 1 A' A 1' Jnl1n,s,,,I S C dclfrk E n th u siastie squads of cheerleaders, nlajorettes, and eolorguard sparked this year's teams. The cheerleaders with their new motto, Me For C.B., held pep rallies for all the football games and cheered spiritedly for six sports as well as special athletic events. Skilfully marching and twirling, the high-step- ping majorettes drilled during football games, pep rallies, parades, and assem- blies. lixeelling in precision marcthing gun counts, the eolor- guard, together with tl1e other squads, added color, vigor, and enthusiasm to the spectacle of sports at C.B. and intricate 'i M Q t 'R i Fronl: B. Gsand, Captain: K. Satlerthwaite. Cenler: D. Flegel. Slanrling: J. Foster. 124 C sb! ,vY,, ,If Xue?-C Mor Q I I . NX? msU Ol xx 1 4 , 2' N fu ,N J? xi - .- -xg, 5? QF ,Ji , . ,. K XS K4-M K ,1 R L' . . 48- f f'-' ' ,+'Y:f. - -rNmsffa,..i2v-1 Q -' 'W 'f X'-. ' -lima. -W' .KQESL if 462.3 'Q 'var K g'm..,,. fx ,- L--, - '2'lfl1aYF-1551? :ilk 'X5ii ml i f ' 1 Q QYQ is 5 X Q . . 7' xg ::f v .11- ni X ' Xi W W ,., i.,.Y,L.. I , ' -'11w,g?f F b , ,. .LL.gx . ,. '- , h 'J it f Nx5gQ,i -au., , . f' I! 1 'N' 1 kk Q- - ., , 535.71 , L ' l In A .1 i w . M. . . ,K I - '+A k lgiwgm ik? A k . 2 'K f- ' x iwgm ' J . ' . 4 N .1 Z F .ix M 1... Q, 1 f ig . is! 3 iii Y W- ' Kg k Q' 3 Ms fi za fx w Q35 5 . . .Vu K -K if? 4 Q . ,,A.,,m wg? M f Tv , Wm Q ...Wu K' ...fd- fie M, - Q vg. A Vw Si., 3. , 1 Y W .S Eff iw ? .MAQQ www.. i -X.. f k.. fr . 122' MX ' . , Qs Qu Q J . X '-5 L is N wp . 1 A W.. R. 'kv ,,.,. Am. xf.. i .Q X - :az ivy, M, .H 2 A In 4... '13 - f WG, f ff s- 5 N- A . ,K . I I g -x K1 yy 1 5 My . . yi. f 1 1 XX if 3 . 'xg-ff l ... .f X W --haf-0- -1. 'Q f-ff-A 5 - T ' D , k .ffl M '.,' .V we, ,gm 1 1 ., wklxx YW .. ki,,Y :Su ,. V . 6 K Y ,r . ,X fs -- .' .. A. 4' M . ,, . . X zuz '.LA .ii W , 1 if 7.1 ? L flfy .m Q W if fifii mQj jj E,.42 2 3 ' M w21'I'W i , f .Ye M, 'iq f - 31 ev if Ili 1 il LENAPE FOOTBALL Although the Lenape Junior High team lost more games than it won, each game was a close contest decided only when the final gun went off. Under the direction of Mr. Miller, Mr. Rapp, Mr. Heckman, and Mr. Askew, and the co- captains, Robert Hafter and Daniel Se- denger, the Lenape Gridders Hnished an exciting season with the final score tally reading: Lenape 20 Upper Perkiomen 0 6 Quakertown 19 20 Souderton 0 12 Pennbrook 20 0 North Penn 6 6 Pennridge I2 Inst :ow left lo nglzt Shobcrt R Ross, T. Mitchell, D. Sedcngcr, J. Davis, R. Snyder R Hafler J Seltzer J Shaw YV Large R. Heller. Second row: D. Armstrong, C. Prood M C awronski R Heyback D Hayman J Tomlinson, G. Genclall, J. Feriod, J. Duckett, D Ycdi nak A Kippeny J Terra Last row J Trauger, S. Valentino, R. Burton, T. McNair, L Fall 126 Mrs. Askew's girls, under the cap- taincy of Linda Nixon, who was also the outstanding player for the team, and eo- captainey of Barbara Suydam, closed the season with a record of four wins, one loss, and one tie. LENAPE HOCKEY CHEERLEADERS Left to right, rIorku'is0.' N. Ries. N. Strawn, C. Moore, K. Brefit, P. Bramble, S. Bond, J. Larzelere, K. Deem, L. Gleason, V. Fullner. Center: J. Andre, Captain. Lcnape 2 H2lllJOl'0-l IOI'Sll2llll 0 3 Upper Moreland 0 0 Huntingdon 2 2 Abington l 2 Thomas XfVil-liams 2 l Springheld 0 Gina iam! Coarlz, Mrs. Askew. First row, left to right: K, Craig, J. Gustafson, L. Denney, K. Hutchinson, P. Flegel, B. Graff, B. Suydam, C0-Captaing L. Nixon, Captain, Good, R. Point, A. Davis, M. Lowery, I.. Kline. Second row: B. Ort, F. Alderfer, C. Bloom, S. Horolf, B. Lane, J. Henry, E. Light, M. Prickett, L. Simons, Y. Dager, S. Koehler, N. Krames, L. Welch, S. Holkey. Third row: J. Bingler, P. Roberts, J. Harrison, F. Claranec, K. Eyre, L. Scidwitz, S. Ries. 127 LENAPE BASKETBALL '! 7 . YB n pf V ,, l ir.sI row, lrfl lo right: Keyser, ml. Shaw, R. Dunn, ll. Yedinak, XV. Dyer, M. Radoskv. Serorirl man' Mr, Hall, Asst. Coarlig xl. Stewart, M, lVelsh, sl. Transue, D, Corson, XY. S2llIl'1'lllW2lllC, P. Lansherry, illnrzrlgrr: Rellis, iilfllllllglff Mr. Michener, Conrlz. Almwzl: R. Snyder, Cuplnin, Lenape -lunior High's basketeers brought home a fourth place Bux-Mont position this year. Beginning and ending the season with impressive non-league victories over Nvllllillll Tennent, the Indians from our neighboring tepee turned in twin victories over Sou- derlon, Pennbrook, Palisades, and Southern Lehigh to finish with a nine win, seven loss league record. Cited lor outstanding, individual playing was Dave Yediuak, on the All-Bux-Mont First Team. MIDGETS 177 I .,. A I ir.t1 row, left to right: A. Hopkins, 1lf!l7Iflgl'I'Q G. Ford, R. lNIcKinslry, D. limersou, YV. Rouse. D. Hayman, XV. Dunn, J. Duekett, Manager. Sermm' row: Mr. Nyce, Coarlig R. XVillianis, D. Armstrong, F. Watton, A. Fischer, H. Morse. 128 Advertisements e ei? F F dly S call GARDENVILLE FARM DAIRIES GOLDEN GUERNSEY MILK C p there is a difference F I 8 9491 D y 130 Your Heating Comfort ls Our usiness fav MJ. .. Q if R 'K 'B Bucks Co. , Fuel oil co. 1v Q Offers You a ' Complete Home Heating Service 0 Budget Payment Plan-a convenient, no-charge plan that permits you to spread your heating costs over a per- iod of twelve months-eliminates big winter fuel oil bills. 0 Automatic Delivery Service- Weather ControlIed de- livery guarantees fuel oil when you need it - tank never runs dry. 0 Bumer Insurance Plan-a low cost all inclusive service contract that covers burner maintenance and parts re- placement-protects you against unexpected service charges and parts costs. FOR COMPLETE HEAT PROTECTION START YOUR BUDGET PLAN NOW! FOR DETAILS PHONE DI 3-0400 Bucks Co. Fuel Oil Co. HARRY :mc KRALIK - ww 2625 BRISTOL RD., WARRINGTON Small Enough To Know You . . . . . . Large Enough To Serve You 131 BUCKS COUNTY TUBERCULOSIS 8m HEALTH SCCIETY, INC. DOYLESTOWN The Society Provides C 'YXQS 19587, 9005 72, JW? V 0 A1 P Qs Co G5 41 fi PSXO TQNNQS 78 Q S QJXXAPSJX Vicks AUTO WRECKER and SCRAP DEALER .ICSEPH BULLOCK 1525 TURK ROAD, WARRINGTON DI 3-1400 .Af AUTO PARTS A SPECIALTY D- 132 LEATHERMAN 81 GODSHALL PURVEYORS OF FINE FOODS 41 -43 EAST STATE STREET DOYLESTOWN, PA. Free Delivery Fillmore 8-3561 - Fillmore 8-3562 W. H. WATSON 8m SON INC. Dodge Dodge Dart Dodge Truck 135 S. Main St. Doylestown, Pa. FI 8-4355 Compliments of MYERS FOOD INC. Plumsteadville, Pa. THOMAS B. IGOE PLUMBING DI. 3-0440 Warrington, Pa 133 IIIFI -. AN N STAN LEY 60 W. STATE ST. Doylestown, Pa. flu Leonard M ers f Y 9 . Watchmaker - jeweler Q 7 L I I K-,,. LM 'fp,hJ. 5233: Styles and prices to 4-'E suit the younger generation U' .5 . . Q I 1 dl H I 1 K 4, x IV 130 W. State St. Doylestown, Pa. I . X i Best Wishes to the Senior Class WARRINGTON SKATING RINK Easton Road Warrington DI 3-9999 KENNY'S NEWS AGENCY 17 W. STATE STREET DOYLESTOWN si-'fm W 134 WUNSCH'S WUNCH WOOM The Family Restaurant f M fig 51. Foster s t gt Breakfast Luncheons Dinners WARRINGTON Q X rosrn-:ns rev AND CYCLE SH9 HAPP 81 SONS Realtors Insurance - Mortgages Doylestown - FI 8-3578 135 ---.ik Compliments of William F. Frefz 81 Son, Inc. 0 Doylestown, Pa. 0 DRESS RIGHT- YOU CAN'T AFFORD NOT TO Sly 's Ulofhlers Dress Shar Dvylestwn, Hz. joseph H. Kershner, Ph.G. KERSHNER'S PHARMACY Fellow of the American College of Apothecaries Phone 4666 Doylestown, Pa. Fickes Dairy Bar and Luncheonette The Sweetest Place in Town 28 S. Main St. FI 8-5271 Doylestown, Pa 156 Chalfont Pa. Edwin W. Fly Painting and Paperhanging J. J. Conroy Inc. Your Authorized Ford Dealer For Over 40 Years is Your Thunderbirds HEADQUARTERS Falcon Ford Cars For New Ford Trucks Doylestown, Pa. and A-1 Used Cars Doylestown Pa. St. Tammany Castle Number 173 K.G.E. at Fischer's Transfer Moving and Storage Green St. DOYLESTOWN, PA. Fillmore 8-5056 137 1 STAN BOWERS - Clothier and Furnisher Headquarters For BOTANY '500' CLOTHING 19 N. Main St. Doylestown, Pa. DOYLESTOWN BUILDING COMPANY Telephone FI 8-4408 I30 SOUTH MAIN STREET General Contractors NATIONAL DOYICSIOWW National Homes Dealer H Q M E S Penn5YIV?mia JOSEPH BARN ESS 81 SON Real Estate WARRINGTON, PA. CALL FOR . . . CULl.IGAN SOFT WATER SERVICE Complete water treating service I9 S. Clinton St. FI 8-4701 Doylestown, Pa. BUILDING CONTRACTORS O SINCE 1909 A. C. ELFMAN 81 SONS 56 South Main Street 0 Doylestown, Pa. Phone FI 8-4320 Construction Maintenance Alteration Repairs 138 GOSS AUTO PARTS Automotive Replacement Parts 84 - 88 NV. STATE ST. DOYLESTOWN FI 8-4679 or 5057 swf vo L. A. rnzen Xp' 'e,A Q 1 4 . C8 -f I - .X cg. Grower of Quality ' f ' , ' Cut Flowers .- A Q' ? ,fl ts Wholesale 6.1 . .Na V0 oo bowevs -A59 H U S 'I' I. E I N N Catering To The South Main Street Young Crowd Since 1946 Doylestown, Pa. EUREKA STONE QUARRY, INC. Chalfont R. D., Pa. Phone VA 2-0593 Stone - Asphalt - Fill Choice Meats - Meat P Bus: DI 3-0240 JAMES M. BRINKER BUTCHER Chalfont R. D. 1, Pa. rocessing - Frozen Foods Custom Slaughtering - Wholesale and Retail Res: DI 3-0291 139 Specializing in . . . Cabinetwork E. O. SHADDINGER Plumsteadville, Pa. TAY LOR'S Www- COTTAGE STREET GROCERY l35 Cottage St., Doylestown OPEN DAILY 8: SUNDAY Realtor Insurance J. CARROLL MOLLOY 30 South Main Street Doylestown Call today Fillmore 8-3558 SEE YLVAN OOLS LIVE LIKE A KING TODA Y L Everything Found ' in a General Store H A M P To - N Holicong, Pa. S 140 Laura Lou Brookman Visit today NEW DELAWARE BOOKSHOP New Hope, Pa. FI 8 5689 COUNTY LINEN CENTER 58 E. STATE ST. DOYLESTOWN Contractors Builders ANGENY BROTHERS Danboro, Pa. Phones Fillmore 8-5752 - 7669 HARDWARE GLASS AMES D. BARRETT COMPANY Paints Doylestown FI 8-4286 GOLDIE'S DINER 81 RESTAURANT DUBLIN CI-I 9-3686 Howard M yers, Prop. Open Weekdays-7 a - 7 p.m. Sundays-8 a 7 p m I 141 BUCKS COUNTY FROZEN FOODS Mailing Address Warehouse Box 588 Doylestown, Pa. Wood 84 Decatur Sts. Phone: Flllmore 8-4968 Service MODERN CLEANERS Main Sc Lacey Ave. Doylestown, P -...qi KOH L MOTO RS --RAMBLERH -tzkoss KEYS Snack BOSWELL'S Rt. 202 Buckingham, Pa. Dine Home Appliances Stereo :: Hi-Fi Television Everything Musical Records ii'Ki1T'i 5 '5' AIN oovusrown sm 142 WRECK REPAIR-ING PAINTING TOWING and REPAIR SERVICE 24 Hour Towing Service GRAF - RYMDEIKA AUTO BODY 713 Easton Rd. Cross Keys, Doylestown, Pa. KEYSTONE AUTO CLUB Night Phones - Perkasie AL 7-9146 Dublin CH 9-3692 Day Phone Doylestown FI 8-3748 Open 24 hrs. E D ' S Diner at Doylestown, Pa. Steely 8m Smith Real Estate and Insurance 7 FI 8-4655 Doylestown PETER HELLBERG .8i SONS Air-conditioned, carnations Chalfont, Pa. Compliments Of FOX NURSING HOME E , Warrington, Pa. DI 3-1040 143 Paul .l. Schneider Your Cadillac and Oldsmobile Dealer Bucks County, Pa. Custom Builders Walter Brucker 81. Co. New Britain, Pennsylvania Fillmore 8-2670 Lamp Post Road Impeccab Quality le M H Discriminating Archc Food Center T-me l Everything to Build Anything Quality Building Materials y Nyce Planing Mill Co. FI 8-3576 N. Franklin St. Doylestown Complete Pet Supply Department Custom Millwork and Kitchens 144 Patrons Barger's Barbeque Bill's Shell Service Bitzer Dry Cleaning and Dye Works Boston Shoe Store Buckingham Garage Carr's Furniture Store Charlotte's Luncheonette Cliff's Dairy Bar Coles' Nurseries Cross Keys Diner -,- .9-'-J.. 5' :' FURNITURE and ACCESSORIES gk E i - PORTER and YEAGER pn? Route Gll South of Doylestown Pennsylvania e up , , ,ybvg ....,4.,,, ,l..-- HAHHA .:,. ,,,.... - . .4,.,,,, I A V I pb. Wag a A 'fa Y OX., vnu cml'1 W' so e '.w:f4'bf, W mmm ice can 'ws il num taxi I W N if . ig' W X 2 va , XE Qi 1'Home of Nice Footweaf' W. J. Nyce's Shoe Store 1 Family Shoe Store Careful fitting by friendly experienced salespeople 145 Patrons Cross Keys Furniture Danboro Sandwich Shop Doylestown Auto Parts Doylestown Tailoring Co. Dublin Locker Edwin Hager, Masonary Edwin M. Garner CROSS UDUNTR CLOTHES 77 W. COURT ST., DOYLESTOWN, PA. Fillmore 8-7591 X , x. -f ,r..,,,, iff H-fl -' . 1 Sheet Metal Work .- --f-41, g- seg, 4, .5 -X, - I 4' Q- q,,Q'lyjfL? 'rgz rf. , ' vi I 1 -,, 'I-.cyl-eLis', 'ss ,- :'1,g9f74f Histand Brothers f .4 i . J N f --7 '...Li:Eff-f- 1 s- , N Roofing Contractors Above Everything A Good Roof 5 Harvey Ave. Doylestown, Pa HISTAND BROTHERS Roofing Contractors - Sheet Metal Work DOYLESTOWN, PA. Smith's Mobil Service Station MOBILGAS - OIL - LUBRICATION Tires - Batteries - Accessories Call 8a Delivery Service Keystone Towing - Road Service Route 202, james Manor R.D. l, Doylestown FI 8-9389 4 VILLAGE BARN 0 Antiques - Gifts o Sportswear -jewelry Furlong, Pa. Hours: Noon 'til 5-6 days a week Made Famous By Best Dressed Women 146 Electronic Sales and Service F. A. Bartlett Tree Co. Frankenfleld and Mill Frater's Electric Service Furlong Sales and Service George Sunoco Service Hance Auto Radiator and Glass Shop Theodore Heyback, jr. Doylestown Delicatessen Restaurant North Main St., Doylestown, near Monument Square Half-size Dresses Our Specialty The Gloria Shop Women's Apparel 5 So. Main St. Doylestown, Pa. Phone: RO 6-8317 Portable Equipment JOSEPH A. EDWARDS WELDING dr STEEL FABRICA TION Wagons 8c Lawn Mowers - Sales Xa Service - Sharpening - Power Saws - Route 611 PLUMSTEADVILLE, PA. Kat'hryn's Beauty Salon Kathryn H. Shellenberger ,ai Fillmore 8-4186 'f 165 South Main st. Doylestown, Pa. YQ' 147 Hillborn Darlington Florist Hocks Food Market Holbert's Garages Inc. Howard's Jewelry Store James C. Windle Jamison Farm Market Jamison Food Market J. S. Leaver Funeral Home Koehler and Fretz Bakery Inc. Kraut's Jewelry Store L. H. Johnson Llewllyn Meat Market Margret's Beauty Salon Marty's Atlantic Service Matt's Shoe Repair Melvin McIntyre Midway Garage Miller and Bethman Mr. and Mrs. Arthur G. Kinney Mr. and Mrs. Elfreth Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Bartleson Mrs. Bruno Gonella Musselman's Rae's Delicatessen Robert H. Lippincott Sandy Ridge Flower Shop Shive Hardware Co. Sherri, Kim, Donna, and Kelly Smith Marine The Christmas Shop The Eberharts-Interiors The Towne Shoppe Vanity Beauty Shop Van Sant Flying Service Weisbard's Drug Store Wm. F. Schiele Wm. L. Heacock and Sons Wm. I. Histand-Barber 148 S gif-?!' 5 kr' . - n ., I '15 . .Elf 'Q L- . .. M ., ,r 4. ' 'U 1 fr ,uw , -nw.-.n'. I ' ' x 'sP?pj'. .-- T! gg. .. . 4. . .ci . , .l fair: ., , 4 ,jf.'g'.-v1,,.'7j:-g tif' , Y 1 . .LQ 'ft-L-g,. ..-K.-,vp rv.--i. ' 'YH , .. 4, as tb .L .. .1 1. C' -' ' 'N ' W. M .,, .... . . 1 . . A.. MJ. , , . . . 3' I V' W- . - f . I ww V' . ,-1 -1 . . nf-sv I H-. A v lL:v7.'9:- 7' - ' - 5- TWH ' - I u -.L. A H: auf' A b ,524 w-- . 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