Collegeville Trappe High School - Colonel Yearbook (Trappe, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1946 volume:

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We've'had our ups and downs as all classes do but4 we've en- joyed every minute of this time together. In the 1946 Colonel we hope to keep some of the fun we've had permanently - recorded for the future. With this thought in mind we present our yearbook - the Colonel for 1946. id ' 4 - ' .-.,.i3,,.v 3' Page four Pgfi 1 TABLE OF ,CCQNTENTS .-' F 4 .- T x rage Foreword ........ ...... ..... 3 . 4 Dedication .9 ........ 'S ....... i6-7 Appreciation .................... ........ 8 -9 Principal and Secretary ............... .l ..... 10 Staff ................. 1 ................,........ ,,,, ....... ......... if 11' Faculty ...................... 12-13 Board of Education ......... ...... 1 4 Seniors ............... Class History ........ Prophecy .,...... Will ....................... Ideal Boy and Girl ...... Baby Pictures ........ Underclasses ..... Sports .......... Clubs ............ Autographs ....... 15-23 24-25 26-27 30-31 33-40 41-48 49-56 Q I. 'F .I sri? Q53 Wig 1 I- W, frfr li. 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Our four years in high school which have been spent in honest effort are over, and with pride and joy, we, the class of 46 , dedicate this, the record of our ac- complishments and fulfilled ambition, reverently to you, in hope that your untiring faith in us may be rewarded by accomplishments far beyond our present reach. n 4. .ry X 1 'H x' ' - , r. . as . iqf I , O 1' I . ,4 1 - '- V! ,X 1 I '. . A' ,flu 'L' i 1 4 , .A 4 f g- W we 7 gm , W f jr': M 1f. f-ey.: .Qs f- ,. - : y '-H131 1 x l ysw sk -W. qi: - mlm ,iw-4: A - J- -w w - - ,-1 R- -vi. 'J .- .P lv- 5fW'A vP+1,!f,5:n3 f?Enf'1rv, 429A'q ' 1'5lY -M. djiiw--H.:'1w-Aafwis.-51f1:4s:f: - 'friQM'r'm1sm:-lv.. ,.:-'.r:2+,-'4m- Heyy ., -A s,.'.':ffwf.., T 1-fs-: : . , 1. , T42 ., 21 -fs M '- + . f tfsrfaw' 'rv V ,ws .3 1 ,gn , 1.-:J .L Q H , .b .Q .- 55 ,, Q, 3 If .5 -A ,.Y1gy1f- . 7 W f ., S a:w74'AiqY2'ge L- . A72 5. -L. 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NOLA HARTENSTEIN - Secretary to Mr. Keyser. 2 Page eleven STAFF Editor .......................................... CATHERINE HUNSICKER Assistant Editor ...................................... GLADYS MILLER Business Manager ............................ HARRY HARRINGTON AssistantBusiness Manager .... JEANNE ANN 'CFARLAND Art Editor ........................................ ELIZABET? I HANKINS Subscription and Circulation Manager ...... MARY PALMER Photography Editor .............................. HENRY MATHIEU Typing Editor .............. ............ B ETTY HARTLEY Advertising Editor ....... .............. S AMUEL MILLER Advisor ...................... ....... M RS. MARIE HELLER pda-t l7MRS4 Dlf:L1v1A ARMSTRONG, B.S,, lVl.A. 14MR. Cl.,-an-:Nmz W, Gmuns, BS. Universities of Delawavc and Temple Universlly-Scicncf' and Pennsylvania-English. Mathematics. 2-Miss ETIIEI4 EVANS, B.A, 5-Mus, DURIS GURNLXN, B.S,, P.l-I, Ursinus College+Sociz1l Studies, Arnold College-Physical Educa- 3-MISS SYx,v1,x FEINGOLD, BS, Wm- Bloornshurg Stats' Teachcns 6-MHS, ELIZABETH GRHVI-I. A.B. College-Commercial. Ursinus Coll0ge4Social Sturllvs. Mk. Turzolmkri GVTII, B.S. Millersville und Kutztown State' 'I'eucher's College-Art und In- dustrial Art. Miss M.kRY J, Hmn, B.S. Pennsylvania State College-Home Ecrmomivs. Page twelve Page thi rteen wig XS H . 3.5:-f' i 1. SH-Mus, Nllkil-2 C. Hi-:i,1,r:R, A.B. 12AMlss K.vrlii:RiNr: PHY. B.S. 14-Miss EMILY RUPPE, B.S. Duke University - Latin und WL-sl Chester Slate Teachers West Chester Slate Teachers French. College-Biology. College-English. 10-MISS M- UQ .H 'f. 3 f'S V. 13-Mus, I-Lxzm, Rullrmwii. BS. 15-MR. ANTHONY Smxis, B.S. Temple Ll'ilN9l 5lIl+NILlSlf'- BucknellUniversity-Mathemgilies. West Chester State Teachers 11-Miss Miwm-Jn M.xJuii. A College-Physical Education. 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Our thanks - to them and we might add congratulations on a job ' well done. . h Lois Cox KATHLEEN TAYLOR A EUGENE BECHTEL- Gene Quiet - bowling - apple pie - Just a darn minute! - Tommy Dorsey - Apple Honey - to go in Navy. Hall Patrol 4 - Red and Gold 3 -- Science Club 2 --f Rifle Club 4 - Baseball 3 f- Basket- ball 2, 3, 4. HARRY BROWN- Bill Brown eyes f- swimming - Zeps - Tommy Dorsey '- Let Me Call You Sweetheart -f crazy driver - to go in the Navy. Cooking Club 2 - Archery and Hiking 3 - President of Rifle Club 4 - Baseball Team 2. MARY LOU CRIST- Lou Figure -l' - dancing - chicken raviolo - Vaughn Monroe f- All of A Sudden My I-Ieai-QSings - Screwy - good driver -- Oh nuts! f- to be? Archery and Hiking 2, 3 - Librar 4 '- Table Captain 4 - Attendant to May blueen 2. RUTH DETWILER-- Deppy Roller skating - French fries -- Guy Lombardo - Don't Forget Tonight Tomorrow - I-lennie - to be a secretary. Archery and Hiking 2, 3 - Library 4 - Basket- ball 4. PAULINE BLAKE- Polly Quiet - basketball - pumpkin pie F- You Are My Sunshine - good natured -- to be a nurse. Table Captain 3 - Library Club 2, 3, 4. LOIS COX- Lowie Neatness - hockey - dancing - Italian Spaghetti f- giggles - Tommy Dorsey - ambition to travel -f Gee's oh man! - to be? Hall Patrol 2, 3, 4 -f Red and Gold 2, 3, 4 - Assistant Manager of Hockey Team 2 '- Manager of Hockey Team 4 - Assistant Man- ager of Basketball Team 2 - Treasurer of Class 2, 3, 4 - Vice President of A. A. 4. WILLIAM DAVIS- Bill Fishing - steak and mushrooms - comy jokes - Vaughn Monroe - It's Been A Long, Long Time - Candy - That's a joke son - to be a Naval Aviator. Red and Gold 2 - Secretary of Science Club 3 - Rifle Club 4 - Table Captain 3. Page eighteen ELIZABETH HANKINS- Libby Sleeping -f shrimp -- brainy - Dick Haymes - Hong Kong Blues - Can I Borrow a Pencill' -- to have twins. Glee Club 2 -f Dramatic Club 3 - Red and Gold 4 - Table Captain 3 - Treasurer of Dramatic Club 3 -- Hall Patrol 2. LEA FAMOUS- Leaky Cute - going to the movies - Zeps corny iokes - Tommy Dorsey - Personality - I'm so mad I could spit - to be a secretary. Handicraft 2 1- Archery and Hiking 3 -- Library 4. LUCILLE FOX-- Sis Cute - roller skating -- ice cream -- Highty - Vaughn Monroe -- l'm Making Believe - Toby - Sailor lover - to be? Archery and Hiking 2, 3 -1 Library 4. HARRY HARRINGTON-- Rich Blue e es - loafin - chicken - Gee's oh m V' V Q Y - Bing Crosby -f Smoke Gets In Your Eyes - smart - Norristown transfer -f to be? Archery and Hiking 3 -f Rifle Club 4 - Treas- urer of Rifle Club 4 -- Hi-Y 4 - President of Hi-Y 4 - Hall Patrol 4 - Vice President of Class 4. Page nineteen ROBERT FELTON- Bob Loaling - basketball - cream puffs - whiskers - Bing Crosby - to be a truck farmer. Archery and Hiking 2, 3 1- Rifle Club 4 - Basketball 4. ROBERT HALTEMAN- Halkie Curly hair - roller skating - beeif steak -f moody - Bing Crosby - Symphony - to be a refrigeration engineer. Glee Club 2, 3, 4 -f Baseball Manager 3 -- Basketball Manager 3 . BETTY HARTLEY-- Betty Pretty - swimming 4- fried rabbit 4- sweet disa position - June Is Busting Out All Over - beautiful eyes - to be a secretary, Glee CW 2, 3, 4 - Secretary of Glee Club 4 - Typist for the Red and Gold 4. HENRIETTA HOUSE- I-Ienrie Talkative - dancing - lamb chops - Vaughn Monroe f- Some Sunday Morning' - Larry - Oh! Gosh! - to be a housewife. Handicraft 2 - Archery and Hiking 3 - Library 4 - Table Captain 2, 3, 4. CATHERINE HUNSICKER- Cathy Witty - going to movies - apricot chiffon pie - Benny Goodman - Down the road a piece - Van Johnson - Oh, that Yearbook! - to campaign for Senator Claghorn. Glee Club 2 f- Dramatic Club 3 - Red and Gold 4 '- Editor of Yearbook. EDITH KESSLER- Shortie Cute - dancing -- singing - chili concarne - Vaughn Monroe - Don't Forget Tonight To- morrow -f Dizzy - loves to eat - to be a receptionist. Glee Club 2, 3, 4 -f Treasurer of A. A. Council 4. Vx . .3-1. J .C . i K 'J' 1 ,. 5' -t , 5 . Q . - 5 HENRV MATH1Eu4'D0peyf' .jpg .. That Pepsodflllfi. mile - w0rk.on theffawig - Zeps --'Spike ,lones - Cocktails For wo -f clbthes J off me ear! - to go 'to trade sch'ool. , .4 . Red and Gold 2, 3, 4 - President of Class 4 -1 Hall patrol 3, 4 -- Table Captain 2 -f President of A. A. Council 4 - Secretary of Hi-Y 4. ' RICHARD HOYER- Dick Gunning -- ham - beautizful teeth - Beurl Ives - Some Sunday Morning - Twinkle Toes - That's Tough!! - Junior's pin up boy- to be? Photography Club 2 - Red and Gold 3 -- Rifle Club 4 -- Vice President of Rifle Club 4 - Vice President of Class 2, 3 -- Hall Patrol 4. MARY JONES- Mary Dark eyes - burnt pretzels - witty --f Bing Crosby - Sam - Personality - to be a nurse. Glee Club 2, 3. 4 - Treasurer of Glee Club 4 - Table Captain 2, . JEAN LEVENGOOD- Leb Oomph galll- dancing - steak and french fries - beautiful hair - Tommy Dorsey - Star Dust - likes all the boys - Upper Merion transfer -- to be a chemist. Glee Club 3 -- Typing 4. IP'- 'Q '1- H Page twenty - ar Q . 0 -Y 'GLADYS MILLER-- Glady Personblity plus '- hockey -d spaghetti - Gus- sie's Goodie -2 Tommy Dorsey - 'Night and D - pug nose - to be a nurse. aged and Gold 2, 3, 4 - Secretary of Class 2 - Hockey Team 2. 3, 4 -- Captain of Hockey Team 4 - Basketball Team 2, 4. JEANNE ANNE MCFARLAND- Mac Sophisticated miss -f dancing -f Ten o'clock scholar - french fries and lobster -1 Vaughn Monroe -f Always - Pete - Brain of chem- istry classl???7 - smooth complexion - to study merchandising. Glee Club 2, 3, 4 - Hockey 3, 4. DOLORES MCNELLY- Ditty Flighty - ice skating - hamburgers - Vaughn Monroe - I Can't Begin To Tell You - Dick - to be a secretary. Glee Club 2, 3, 4 - Typist for the Red and Gold 4. SAMUEL MILLER- Sammie Talkative - music - ice cream - good sport - Ruth Haag - Let It Snow -f Ruth - pretty eyes - to be a doctor. Science 2 -f Red and Gold 3, 4 - Editor ofa Red and Gold 4. Page twenty-one RITA McMANlIS- Skippy Cute - personality plus - basketball -- dancing - lemon meringue pie - petite blonde - Oh! my goodness - Vaughn Monroe -1 l Can't Begin To Tell You - to be 77 Handicraft 2 - Archery and Hiking 3 -- Library 4 - Basketball 2, 3, 4 - Captain of Basketball Team 4 -f Hockey 3, 4 - Queen of Hearts 4. DORIS MILLER- Dossy Pretty - singing P- drawing -e long eye lashes -- dill pickles and potato chips - Tommy Dorsey - l'm Always Chasing Rainbows - Navy Air Corps - That's what I thought too but then. etc. -f curly hair - to make people happy. Glee Club 2, 3, 4 - Librarian of Glee Club 4 - Secretary of A. A. Council 4 - Table Captain 2 - May Queen 4. MARY PALMER- Mary Beth Dancing - ice cream - Tommy Dorse - lt Might As Well Be Spring - Perry Como -- musically inclined - Bob ? - to go to college. Glee Club 2, 3, 4 -f Librarian of Glee Club 4 - Table Captain 2. W... BERTRAM RABUCK- Bert Curly hair - football and basketball - meat loaf - Spike Jones - to go in the Navy. Handicraft 2 -1 Archery and Hiking 3, 4 '- President of Class 3 - Table Captain 2, 4 -1 Hall Patrol 3 - Baseball 2, 3, 4 -f Basketball 3. 4 - Football 4 -f Captain of Basketball Team 4 - King of Hearts 4. FRANCIS ROBBINS- Franie Muscle bound - quiet -- football - baseball - ham f- Harry James -' Bing Crosby - You Came Along -f Jean '- to go in Navy. Cooking Club 2 1- Handicraft 3 -f Rifle Club 4 - Table Captain 3, 4. ROBERT WILDMAN- Bob Quiet - fishing - swimming - brainy - baked beans - Kay Keyser - Don't Fence Me In - Caroline - Haddonfield transfer - to be a mechanic. Handicraft 3, 4. DONALD RISHER- Rish Sleeping - comy jokes - spaghetti - Bing Crosby - Some Sunday Momingu - to go in the Army. Cooking Club 2 -- Archery and Hiking 3 - Rifle Club 4. KATHLEEN TAYLOR- Kay Cute -- dancing - hamburgers -f Vaughn Monroe - You Won't Be Satisfied f- Bob -f to be a secretary. Glee Club 2, 3, 4 - Secretary of Class 3. 4 - Attendant to May Queen 2. rf ,7- ROBERT ZIEGLER- Bob Tall, dark and handsome - laughing - any- thing he can eat -- Bing Crosby - Till the End of Time -1 to go to college. Glee Club 2, 3, 4 -f President of Glee Club 4 --f Table Captain 3 f- Basketball Team 3. Page twellty-IWO SENIQIQ Rott CALL BACK Row-Samuel Miller, Donald Risher, Eugene Bechtel, Robert Ziegler, Richard Hoyer, Fra-ncls Robbins, William Davis, Robert Halteman, Robert Wildman, Row THREE-Rita McManus, Dolores McNelly. Catherine Hunsicker, Jeanne Ann McFarland, Jean Levengood, Pauline Blake, Mary Lou Crist, Lea Famous, Betty Hartley. Row Two-Edith Kessler, Mary Jones, Lois Cox QTreas.J, Harry Harrington fVlce Presldentb, Mrs. Heller fAdvlsorJ, Henry Mathieu fPres.J, Kathleen Taylor KSecretaryJ, Elizabeth Hankins, Mary Palmer. Row ONE-Gladys Miller, Ruth Detwller, Lucille Fox, Doris Miller. We had four memorable. years in good old C-T. The high spots-our Sophomore Winterwhirl, the Junior Prom, the Senior Ball-won't be forgotten in a hurry. In this picture we make our last group appearance--the Class of '46. Page twenty-three THE CLASS OF '46, about to be graduated, looks back to the year 1943, when our class was just starting. With the beginning of the Sophomore year, our class was well organized with Miss Carolyn Swartley as advisor and Henry Mathieu as President. That year we gave an assembly program in the form of a Minstrel Show, but our main feature of the year was a dance, l'The Winter Whirl , which proved highly suc- cessful. Due to the loss of our class advisor, Miss Swartley, we began our Junior year with the election of Mrs. Marie Heller as class advisor and Bertram Rabuck as President. Qur activities that year included a War Bond Dance, Valentine Dance, and the biggest event of all, The Junior-Senior Prom. L X- We started our Senior year with Mrs. Heller as ad- visor: Henry Mathieu as President: Harry Harrington, Vice President: Kathleen Taylor, Secretary: Lois Cox, Treasurer. This year was mainly devoted to making money by the selling of magazines, a food sale, Senior Ball, Dungaree Dance, Cake Sale, Senior Class Play, and a Come-As- You-Are Dance. The money was earned in order to produce a Yearbook. We ended our last and busiest year with Class Night and the Commencement Ceremony, and said goodbye to Collegeville-Trappe. Prophecy tx 'tl lg 0 m Imagine'-1956! It seems hardly possible that just ten years ago we were an ambitious UQ class back in good old Collegeville-Trappe High School! Now we're sprinkled all over the world, and believe it or not some of us really turned out to be somethin'. Suppose we start with our real celebrities. Remember Cathy Hunsicker, Libby Hankins, and Doris Miller? Well, they're artists now and making millions. Cathy, doing sketches for magazine covers. Libby, making lovely oil paintings and, by the way. getting fabulous prices for them, and Doris, who has a wonderful job with a well known magazine, drawing lovely girls who are draped all over the pages. Eugene Bechtel and Sam Miller are both playing in popular orchestras, but on the side Gene goes around painting well known personalities, while Sam has a farm to come home to. tHe still hasn't made up his mind if it's the girl from Chester or Lansdalel. A few of us are settled down and happily married. Lucille Fox and Henrietta House are two of our house- wives. The last time we heard, Lucille was living up in Maine and also had three children, while Henrietta still lives in Pennsylvania and has Hve children. lSounds like they're having a racellll One male member of our class finally got roped in too. but we aren't surprised considering it's Bert Ra- buck. He and his ever lovin' spouse are the proud parents of twin boys. We always knew Bert would be original. Mary Lou Crist really did her marriage up right. Her husband is Steven Van Heusen the 3rd or something like that. Anyway he has oodles of money and Lou is living in style. Her parties are as famous as Louella Parson's. Gladys Miller. Mary Jones, and Pauline Blake are all nurses. Glady always was our scholar and she fairly breezed right through nursing school. It's rumored she'll give up nursing soon for a more domestic iob. Of course we all knew Mary would be good as a nurse and she is, A very famous doctor employed her as his special assistant, but like Gladys, Mary has other things on her mind. Polly has been married for 4 years. Our class produced six secretaries. Dolores McNelly and Betty Hartley have jobs with an established firm in Boston: while Edie Kessler is secretary to a very hand- some actor whose name is Van Johnson. Ruth Detwiler, Kay Taylor. and Lea Famous work together for three prominent lawyers in Philadelphia. They take dictation, write letters, sit on the bosses' knees, etc. l Page twenty-six Page twenty-seven We also have a New York representative. After Jeanne McFarland left C-T she went to textile school and now has a positi n as a buyer of gowns in a ritzy N. Y. store. fShe stilflhas a weekly visitor from Eaglevillel. Then there's .lean Levengood who's modeling for an exclusive dress store in Miami, Florida. She's married to the famous movie actor, Erral Fin. Speaking of New York, Mary Palmer is now singing with the Metropolitan Opera Company. She has just com- pleted a tour of the U. S. and is thinking of retiring. Lois Cox also toured the U. S.. but not with an opera company. She inherited millions and at the moment is stopping over in Paris. France, before continuing her travels. tShe was always good at saying ou, la la !lJ Dick Hoyer, the Jr's dream man, turned out to be an explorer. He's been all over the world trying to End A Paradise For Men . His admirers keep following him around tho! Bob Wildman is still working in Undercoffler's Garage and he has worked his way up to super mechanic. We had one chemistry GENIUS in our class and you all know who that was-Rita McManus. She's teaching it now at a private school for boys-and 'tis rumored she is wonderful at balancing equations . The Navy has claimed one of our men -Bill Brown. He's radio operator on the U.S.S. Mal de Mer . Don- ald Risher is also on the U.S.S. Mal de Mer . but as a passenger ? This is only the twelfth ship he's stowed away on so far, as he used to prefer trains. Yes sir, Rish is determined to see the world!! Then you all re- member Willie Davis, don't you? Well, he's a very im- portant admiral in the U. S. Navy. That V-5 training did some good. Yes sir-Salty Davis! We have two engineers in our group-Henry Mathieu Jr and Bob Halteman. They're still bachelors because E-hey devote so much time to their work-Uoke-Ha! a.J Another one of our boys in the service tArmyJ is Bob Felton. He's over in Japan, taking charge of an im- portant reconstruction job. Speaking of bosses, Francis Robbins and Harry Har- rington are two very prominent business men. Francis owns a large helicopter factory and Harry is president of a baby coach concern. It seems business gets better every year. Francis has been married for some time, but Harry is just celebrating his lst wedding anniversary. Last of our clan, but certainly not least, is Bob Ziegler alias Frank Bingston Swoonatra. He's singing over station C-T H. S. every Monday night and his popularity grows with sharp and FLAT. I We the Class of 1946 hereby declare thzs our last wzll and testzmonq Wrztten wztnessed and scaled on thzs the tenth day of June The Class glues Euqene Bechtel h1s trumpet to some undeveloped Harry James Paulme Blake quxetness to Jane Ashenfelter Harry Brown drrvmq ab1l1ty to Glenn DeWane Lols Cox neat appearance to Vlfglflla H Mary Lou Crxst ease on the dance floor to the future Prom Queens W1ll1am Dav1s speakmg ablhty to Georqe Detwller Ruth Detwller skatmq abxlrty to Barbara McClure Lea Famous cormness to Geraldme Styer Robert Felton ex qlrl frxends to th Jr wo ves Lucllle Fox d1spos1t1on to Glorxa Relfsnxeder Robert Halteman skunk huntmq abnlnty to Jack Slemcka Ehzabeth Hank ns art to Raymond Kenyon Harry Harrmqton leaves h1s love for Math to the Freshmen gurls Betty Hartley pretty face to any less fortunate under classmen Henrletta House talkatrveness to Ehn Kunay Rxchard Hoyer speed to B1ll M1ller Catherine Hunslcker brams to Mxldred Shaffer Mary Jones leaves Sam 1n the care of the Sopho more Class Edlth Kessler nose to Stanley Haraczka Jean Levenqood he1qht to Gussy Johnson Henry Mathreu leaves h1s Pepsodent smlle to George Grater Dons Muller qlggle to Jeanne French Gladys Mlller xdeal report card to drscouraged teachers Samuel Muller gemus for shoutmg down anybody m an arqument to qulet John Mannmq Jeanne McFarland thlnness to Cullen Lltka Rlta McManus athletlc abxhty to the Jumor Class Dolores McNelly POD ablhty to the classes to come Mary Palmer leaves her statxon wagon to Bobby Johnson Bertram Rabuck curly black hanr to August Fladung Donald Rlsher pos1t1on as class comedlan to Herbert Kennedy Francls Robbms Superman bulld to Lynford Sweater Kay Taylor neat haxr to LOUISE Hancock Robert Wxldman smallness to Robert Buckwalter Robert Zregler gxves hrs vorce to Raymond Kenyon -ig A 1 , . . f K . . V ,-1 ' ,.. . ,.. , ,-f ' . ,- ,- . ,- . ,.. . Q . , ,.. l ,.- 1 .4 , '-' . . ,.. - ,.f ' ,., , ,.. ' ... - ,-1 . . . ,. ' . ,.. D I, . 0, ,., ' . ' . . ,.. , -9 '1 . A . . -3 , -,, 4,1 y '. . .. x , 4 ' . :- .P . Re ge twenty-eight ' . F 1 F 'l, .. H. .na ' In-I C 17.151 'a f ian'-5'-' T' , ,..n.,,...-. .Q . ., -Y. L . -'ec' ig- .-,' A - A . . - ' L , :gp SUNNY DIS'POSITION-DOIOFGS McNelly my GOOD DANCER-Mary Lou Crist if-T -5 1 E . BRAJNS-Elizabeth Hankins I -4 PERSON?-XLITY'-'Lea Famous ATHLETIC ABLLITY-Rita McManus M THouGHTFuLNEss-Pauline Blake GENERAL TALIQNT-DOZiS Miller EYES-Betty Hartley 4 SMILE-Jeanne Leuengood PROFILE'-'Jeanne Arm McFarland PRETTY HAIR-Lois Cox FIGURE-Lucille Fox REVLON AD FINGERNAILS-Ruth Detwiler FRIENDLY MANNER-Henrietta House GENERAL POPULARITY-Gladys Miller EFFICIENCY-Kay Taylor CONTAGIOUS GIGGLE-Edith Kessler DEPENDABILITY-Mary Jones WITTINESS-Catherine H unsicker MUSICAL TALENT-Mary Palmer , , IQ ' I 'A' f 1 :. - ' 1 . O 1 0 O '. , 3 H hi: A n 1 if sijmzffi ul 5 lgieol .oy . . . 4? , f, .' ' ' Gooo DANCER-Robert Felton uk ' PERSONALITY-Robert Ziegler , .' M A., - SM1LEQHen1r7y Mathieu PHYSIQUE- rancis Robbins 1: ig, 'S Q SPORTS ABILITY-'Beff Rabuck - ,?g Qf ' GENERAL POPULARITY-Harry Harrington ' BRAINS--Robert Wildman in , 5 1 PROFILE-Richard Hoyer 1 if E SHARPEST DRESSER-RObCff Halternan r .- v . N W, ' SMOOTHEST MANNER-EUQCHC Bechtel L WILLING WORKER-Samuel Miller HUMOR-Donald Risher AMAZING DRIVING-Bill Brown ' PUBLIC SPEAKING TALENT-Bill Davis . 6.- 94 ' ,- A-4. Page twen Ly-nine! , 6 V .M 551 ug! , i S 3 5 Jug F5 ' 'lffil' r W ,l QI.. 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' ' 4.1 f f' 1 ..-mu ...M we.Q---mf.1f1.,u::F:..5a::m:www -.-4--441 -. ff. 5 11.-1::,:.f3.--rf. f Vw-'s me L V ,Nm 31i?S'3i3f'?RiE3-'-jgF n Mifk President .............,...... Vice President ........., WILLIAM MILLER ....EuGENE BERRY Treasurer ., ............ .... JOYCE POLEY Secretary ..........,,... Activities Chairman... ...VIRGINIA BROWN .GERALDINE Hocx ' JUNIOTQ CLASS QIIFICERS 1-I3 to LL7 VITAL STATISTICS Big Junior Events-Midwinter Jam- boree 119455, Yearly Valentine Dance 119465, and Junior Prom 119465. Prediction - Big senior year for a peppy class. Page thirty-l'our JR. CLASS Page thirty-five IQQLL CALL Back RowAJohn Zahnd, Ray Waltz. Allen Wright, Richard Venema. John O'Connell, Michael Phillips. Elliot Valentine. Row TwofRalph Stuhanas, Patricia Young. Mildred Thompson. Gloria Reilsneider, Betty Taylor. Ida Mae Stayer. Norman Lilly. Row ONE-Audrey Smith, Shirley Nachsin. Evelyn Smith, Mrs. Grove tAdvisoi'J, Mary Trimmer, Iris Reichenhach. Grace Rikcr. Bwx Row-Lee Litka, Herbert Kennedy. James Moyer, Donald Landes, Barbara McClure. Arlene Miller. Row TIIREPIYROHEI' Jones. Stanley Heckler, Lester Hawkins, Richard Andes, Robert Buckwalter. George Bock, Donald DeVVane. Howard Bauman. Row Two-Mary Mc-Manus, Grace Buckwalter, Jean Hunsherger, Rebecca Eigleson, Geraldine Hoch. Jeanne French. Mary Fort. Row ON!-:eSheila Armstrong, Dorothy Hoyer. Virginia Haberstadt, Eugene Berry. Mrs. Grove fAdvisorJ. William Miller, Joyce Poley. Louise Hancock. Jean Croll. President ..... .... ............. S A Mum. BURNS Vice President .......... CHARLES FRANKS Secretary ...................... HELEN HARINC. Treasurer ...................... HELENE FLACK f SOPH CLASS QFFICIERS 'LLLL to ,LL8 VITAL STATISTICS Big Soph gems-The Crystal Drift Q19-16J. Prediction ,- A class that has what it takes can- go places. That's you, kidsl. -s 4 .. Q 6. ' 4 Q. ?5'2' . V F ig . la . - 4521- fiC'?fi-rw wg:'fF ,f 0 Q 'I 6 4 4' X SOP!-I CLASS Rott BACK Row-Paul Schaeffer. Daniel Nagy. Edward Rosser, William Tadley. Charles Lutz, Jack Willis, Cecil Steinberg, Row THREE-Eugene Pressler. Mary Schoenly. Virginia Swartley, Jean Roos. Elsie May Longacre. Doris Rabuck. Bruce Stevenson. Row Two-Miriam Wismer. Esther Miller. Frances Nachsin. Daisy Yerk, Miss Phy fAdvisorJ. June Sassaman, Jean Ryder, Gladys Smith, Louise Waltz. Row ONE-Ralph Stringer. Gerald Wein. John McManus. Joseph Petraitis. BACK Row-John Klukiewicz. Richard Claycomh, George Detwiler, Raymond Kenyon, John Keyser. Eugene Claycomb. George Cook. Row THREE-AUgUSl Fladung, Teresa Flack. Kathryn Famous. Joseph Crist, Dorothy Bishop, Robert Johnson, Jane Kirkner, Dorothy Detwiler. Row Two-Patsy Hague. Polly French. George Grater, Irma Funk, Kenneth Keeley. Philip Hankins, Ruth Jones. Roland Johnson. Row ONE-FIOFQRCS Detterline. Dorothy Fulton. Helene Flack, Charles Franks, Miss Phy fAdvisorJ. Samuel Burns. Helen Hai-ing. Peggy Curtis. Susan Hunsberger, Page thirty-seven CALL FIQESI-IIVIEN IQCDI I CAI I BACK Row-Mary Bayler, Edward Baily, Gloria DiDominico, Arlene Robbins. Curtis Miller, Harry Bailey, Dana Hammond. Row FOUR-Helen Lefevre. Dolores Fox. Sarah Grater, Virginia Moyer. Rita Kulick, Elaine Bergey. Janet Hoyer, Florence Von Appen, Betty Fenstermacher, Anna Hawkins. Jean Hannon, Bernadlne Rady. Mary Riker. Row THREE-IVY Hedges, Nancy Kessler, Pearl Funk, Virginia Faulkner, Rlobert Landes, Irene Genneria, Samuel Gottshall, Lilly May Curtis. Caesar Gorski. Row Two-Jane Pierce, Mildred Schaeffer, William Detwiler, Thomas Snyder, Mrs. Armstrong, Miss Feingold fSponsorsJ, Gerald Claycomb. Joseph Snyder, Lee Ann Harris, Edith Stayer. Row ONE-Carl King, Stanley Landes, Warren Nester, Donald Fortner, Efln Kunay. VITAL STATISTICS Election of Officers in 1946. Sponsors-Miss Feingold and Mrs. Armstrong. Big Freshman Events--None as get but just wait 'til next year! Prediction--A big class like this one has a big future. Good luck! Page thirty-eight Page thirty-nine 7th ond 8th GIQADE IQQI I CAI I BACK Row-John Armstrong. Joseph Figlel. Marie Lutz, Lynford Swearer, Lovelle Rambo, Ruth Moore, Paul Tyson. Row FOUR-Nevln Yost. Bernard Lawless. Warren Delp, Richard MacFarland, Valerie Kuni, Barbara Walt, Kitty Lou Yerger, Carol Coggeshall. Row THREE-Howard White, David Cornish, Marilyn Jones, Peggy Fenstermacher. Lorraine Omrod, Marie Hoch, Gwendolyn Rosser, Edward Edmonds. Betsy Grater. Row Two-Shlrley Tyson, Dolores Rossler, Marie Poley, Martyne Schoenly. Miss Evans iSponsorJ, George Hartzel, Jane Howland, Barbara Hartman. Row ONE-Eugene Yost, William LaRose, Donald Hefelfinger, Donald Lutz. Albert Topel. Richard Moore. Election of Qjficers in 1947 and '48. Sponsor-Miss Evans. Big Events-Entering C-T. H. S. Prediction-These energetic young'uns will put some ginger into Senior High. I4EQE'N THEQE Page forty-n xx X i Q l mx , 5 K I 'YN f N V 5 A. A. CCDUNCII. STANDING-Mss Phy, Robert Halteman, Gladys Smith, Gladys Miller, SEATED-Mr. Keyser, Edith Kessler, Doris Miller, Henry Mathieu, Lois Cox. Mr. Stanis. Mrs. Gorman. This organization has handled our sports at C-T. very Well and We know that Without it no team can function. We congratulate them on the fine work they have done in the past and will continue to do in the future. 44, A . SE-N Page fOI'f,y-tW0 Page forty-three HCDCKEY BACK-MlSS Phy 1Asst' Coachj. Audrey Smith. Ida Mae Stayer, Jeanne Ann McFarland, Gladys Miller, Mary Schoenly, Geraldine Hoch. Mary Lou Crist. Jane Ashenfelter, Lois Cox. Mrs. Gorman lCoachJ. FRONT-LOl1lS9 Waltz. Edith Stayer, Sarah Kulp. Mary McManus, Rita Mc- Manus, June Sassaman. Sue Hunsberger. Joyce Poley. This year the Hockey squad loses three fine players Ueanne McFarland, fullback: Rita McManus, centerg Gladys Miller, goalie: and a swell manager, Lois Coxl. So long, girls, and good luck to all of you. .,' 5 .v 'wi , GIRLS' BASKETBALL BACK Row-Gladys Smith tManagerJ, Katherine Famous tAssistant Manageri, Grace Buckwalter. Ja-ne Kirkner, Mary Schoenly, Doris Rabuck. Virginia Brown, Louise Waltz, June Sassaman, Dorothy Detwiler. fTimekeeperJ, Mrs. Gorman fCoachJ. FRONT Row--Dorothy Fulton. Susan Hunsberger. Joyce Poley, Kathleen Taylor, Ruth Detwiler, Rita McManus, Gladys Smith, Geraldine Hoch, Jane Ashen- Ielter. Mary McManus. C-T's best to the Seniors who are leaving the team this year-Rita lon the starting line-upl, Kay, Gladys, and Dep-we won't forget their fine sportsmanship and playing ability. Page forty-four Page forty-five BUYS' BASKFTBAI I BACK Row-Mr. Stanis 1CoachJ. Joseph Crlst, Kenneth Miller, Eugene Bechtel, John O'Connell, James Moyer. George McFarland, Robert Felton, John Keyser, Donald Moyer, Robert Buckwalter fManagerJ. Phillip Hankins fTlmekeeperb. FRONT Row-George Boch, Lester Hawkins. Bertram Rabuck, Donald DeWane, Eugene Berry. Bert and Gene were the only Seniors on the team this year. We are sorry to see them leave but the old saying Out of sight, out of mind , does not Ht in this instance. Lots of luck to you, fellows. Page forty-eight Pg frty Mfr-- 5, N Q UQ X DANCING Cl UB BACK Row-Dana Hammond, Valerie Kuni, Thomas Snyder, Gloria DiDominico. Arlene Robbins. Curtis Miller, Janet Hoyer. Mildred Schaeffer, Rita Kulick. Row FoUR-Lorraine Omrod. Betty Fenstermacher, Mary Bayler, Anna Hawkins. Edward llaily. Florence Von Appen. Virginia Moyer, Ruth Moore, Kitty Lou Yerger, Gwenflolyn Rosser. Row THREE-Ceasar Gorski, Marie Poley, Marie Hoch, Helen Lefevre, Jean Hannon. Lilly May Curtis, Virginia Faulkner, Barbara Walt, Peggy Fenstermacher. Dolores Fox. Ivy Hedges. Row Two-Mrs. Gorman iSponsorJ, Bernadine Rady, Marilyn Jones, Jane Pierce, Nancy Kessler, Joseph Snyder. Lee Ann Harris, Dolores Rossler, Barbara Hartman. Mrs. Rohrbach fSponsorJ. Row ONE-RODEFL Whitman. Stanley Landes, Richard Fleck, William Detwiler, John Armstrong. George Delp. George Hartzell. BACK Row-Howard Bauman. William Tadley, John Yahnd, Engene Pressler. Robert Buck- walter. Roger Jones. William Miller, Ralph Stubanas. Allen Wright, FRONT Row-Jack McManus, John Klukiewirz. James Gottschall, Roland Johnson, John Manning, Philip Ha-nkins, George Grater, Miss Phy lSponsorJ, Elin Kunay. NCIENCE CLUB GLEE CLUB Burk Row-Geraldine I-lock, Miriam Wismer. Mary Schoenly. Jean Roos. Joseph Petraites, Charles Lutz. Elsie May Longacre, Jeanne Ann McFarland, Mildred Thompson, Gloria Reifsneider. ' Row FOUR-Sta-nley Heckler, Gerald Wein, Charles Franks. Robert Halteman. John Keyser. Samuel Burns. George Detwiler. Joseph Crist, Herbert Kennedy, Michael Phillips. Row Timm-1-Audrey Smith, Iris Relchenbach, Ruth Jones, Edith Kessler. Louise Hancock, Polly French. Peggy Curtis. Kathryn Famous, Dolores McNelly, Irma Funk, Dorothy Hoyer, Mary Fort, Jean Ryder, Jean Hunsberger, Row Two-Barbara McClure. Sheila Armstrong, Grace Riker, Betty Hartley, Mary Jones, Miss Howells tAdvlsorJ, Robert Ziegler, Doris Miller, Mary Palmer. Jean Croll, Helen Haring. Row ONEQIGH Mae Stayer, Jeanne French, Dorothy Bishop, Teresa Flack, Helene Flack, Dorothy Detwller, Kathleen Taylor, Rebecca Eigleson, Virginia Brown. STANDING-Rita McManus, Lea Famous. Mary Lou Crist, Pauline Blake, Patsy Hague. Shirley Nachson. SEATED-Miss Ruppe fAdvisorJ. Lucille Fox. Henrietta House. Ruth Detwiler. Shirley Tyson. LIBQAQY CLUB Page fifty-one WING CLUB LR to R,-Row ONE-Raymond Kenyon, Kenneth Keeley. Row Two-Edith Stayer, Sarah Grater, Dean Kirsher, Row THREE-Jean Levengood, Virginia Swartley, Florence Detlerline Row Form-Pearl Funk, James Gottschall, Irene Genneria. STANDING-Miss Major fAdvisorJ. :PLL CLUB Page ilftyrtwo Bfwx Row-John O'Connell, James Moyer, Raymond Hayes, George Maclfarland, SECOND RowVRay Waltz, Francis Robbins, Lee Lltka, Donald Risher, Robert Felton, Cullen Litka, Donald DeWane. FRONT Row-Eugene Bechtal, William Davis, Harry Harrington, Richard Hoyer, William Brown. Eugene Berry, Donald Moyer, Mr. Stanis 1AdvisorJ, 4 5 i i 5 4 Bore CQQKING CLUB BACKGROUND-Stanley Haraczka, Richard Claycomb, Warren Nester. Eugene Claycomb. Gerald Claycomb, Richard Ward, Paul Schaeffer, Carl King, Edward Edmonds. Donald Hefelfinger. FOREGROUND-NHSS Head tSponsorl, Glenn DeWane, Daniel Nagy. BACK Row-Mrs. Armstrong, Miss Evans tSponsorsJ, Betty Taylor. Marie Lutz. Martyne Schoenly Mary Trimmer. SECOND Row-June Sassaman. Richard MacFarland, Howard White, Jane Howland. FRONT Row-Lovelle Rambo, Frances Nachsin, Carol Goggeshall, Betsy Grater. DIQAMATIC CLUB Page fifty-three QED Goto BACK Row-Ralph Stringer, Doris Rabuck, Kenneth Miller. George Cook. Robert Johnson. Jane Kirkner, Patricia Young. Row Two-Susan Hunsberger, Louise Waltz, Dorothy Fulton, Gladys Miller. Elizabeth Hankins, Grace Buckwalter, Mary McManus, Arlene Miller, Gladys Smith. Row ONE-MiSS Feingold fAdvisorJ. Henry Mathieu. Joyce Poley, Catherine Hunsicker, Samuel Miller KEditorJ, Evelyn Smith, Lois Cox. Mrs. Heller 1Adviso1'5. BOYS' I-IANDI- CIQAPT CLUB Page iifty-four LEFT 'ro RIGHT-Joseph Figiel. David Cornish, Nevin Yost. George Kinkiner, William Nace, Frank Watters, Lynford Swearer, Baily Hunsberger, Charles Wismer, Donald Lutz, Paul Tyson, August Fladung, Albert Topel. Mr. Guth fAdvisorb, 5 Q TABLE CAPTAINS BACK RowAHerbert Kennedy, Francis Robbins, Elliot Valentine. Row Two-Gladys Smlth. Rtlchard Claycomb. Jean Roos. Charles Lutz, Doris Rabuck, Samuel Miller. Mary Lou Crist. Row ONE-Mlss Head lAdvlsor7. Daisy Yerk, Shlrley Nachson, Audrey Smith, Dorothy Hoyer, Edith Kessler, Mrs. Gorman CAdvisorJ. Fnosr-Roland Johnson. BACK Row-Richard Maclfarland, Lynford Swearer. Janet Hoyer, Joseph Snyder, Richard Fleck. Row Two-Miss Head. Lilly May Curtis, Sarah Grater, Ruth Moore, Irene Genneria, Mrs. Gorman CAdvisorJ. FRONT-Gwendolyn Rosser, Richard Moore. TABLE CAPTAINS Page Hfty-five ALL PATQQL BACK Row-Dorothy Bishop, Evelyn Smith, Richard Hoyer, Harry Harrington, Eugene Bechtel. Jean Hunsberger, Jane Kirkner. Row TWO-William Miller. Geraldine Hoch, Lois Cox, Miss Ruppe fSponsorJ, Henry Mathieu, Arlene Miller, Ida Mae Stayer. Row ONE-Dorothy Fulton, June Sassaman, Teresa Flack. Joseph Crist. ALL ATRCDI. Page Iifty-six BACK Row-Elaine Bergey, Edith Stayer, Thomas Snyder. Curtis Miller, Rita Kulick, Marie Lutz Lovelle Rambo. FRONT Row-William Nace, Nancy Kessler, John Manning, Mrs. Grove tAdvisorJ, Betty Fenster macher, Samuel Gottschall, Bally Hunsberger. C X39 6 r5' ,, - W 5 , Q if , i ,-X n fra A 1 ..-D ::.' p 87fuDf7v11S' A 2 6 Z- 5 :jg QUIT -SE EQESSE if EX Q- 2 A Fix 2 si 2 H si fig? if? 2 2 252 ZX f 9 is fb 5 gs EE it fig X gg ,Q , leg, vxibiilg E 5 Hifi We, the members of the Senior Class, express our heart-felt ap- preciation to all those who have made this book possible. Page fifty-eight 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I I I I I 'I I 'I I PHILADELPHIA WEEK ., IIIIIIIIIIIII UIIMPAIIY I 'I 'I 'I 'I LV: f ,- F- - - :I I 'I 'I I ' 1 page Isngazf fpzeaa 'I I I A complete Printing Plant that I merits your personal inspection 'I ' and solicits your printing in- , quiries. I b 245 W. LAFAYETTE ST. - - NORRISTOWN, PA I PHONE 5625 'I I I 'I U-::: Page fifty-nine fn' I COMPLIMEN TS OF BOYD FUNERAL HOME Collegeville, Penna. F lr l ., li I, W, NORRIS S. WOGDLAND If . QI lx 'x 610 West Marshall Street r Compliments NORRISTOWN, PA. of . Refrigeration 6 Appliances :i MINNICK,S Phone 4015 4, ,,, ...AA ,xl Lx, :i fr I I I COLLEGEVILLE I .1 CLEANERS E THE INDEPENDENT P Phone: Collegeville: 2211 J, I-I, FENSTERMACHER Main Street I Editor COLLEGEVILLE, PA. 4, 1, 1, 1, ,, ,,,,l +L,,,,- Complete Automobile Insurance -5 Harleysville Mutual Casualty Co. u J, C. LANDES, Director 'w 31 'w J I-.9 I 'I F ff: -I ' -----' 'I F- - ' ' 'I I, 'I I, JI I I I: I .5 I, I' I II I ,I COLLEGE CUT RATE I: 'I C 1' 5 I I , I Ompogmen' ,I ,I DRUG STORE . I I, I , , I I, I, 'I ,E KEYSER,S STORE ., ,E Fountazn Servzce E II 'I EI D. L. BISHOP, Prop. 5, 'I I I 1: I I 'I 'I 'I I' 'I 'I 'I I '.I.:::: - - :::,,,::::::lI 'I.:: - :::::J Fx: ' ' -xx L L :::::' ITT' .Fx A L L L -xx L L -:xx TI If I: I: 'I I, I, II 'I , I, I 'I E Com limenfs 'I p I ,I Compliments I, of I I: I I 1, Ig of I MILLER S :E IE THE COLLEGE DINER 1, BITE BAR I 1, ig , I II It I, I, I, 'I I 1: 1: It Lxx xxxx, ,xg Lx- ,xx xx x- -J fxx xi' fx L vx: ' fx ' ' ' A? I II II II -I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I I, If C0,,,p,,,,,e,,,s II SARONY STUDIOS ,, I: of 3' I: 1206 Chestnut Street I, , I I, 5, CLAUDE MOYER 5' ,E PHILADELPHIA, PA. ' I, I I ', Barber lg I YEARBOOK PHOTOGRAPHERS ,' I, , I I I I, I I I 3: QI I.xx ,xl Lx - xx xx -xx xxj fxxx' 'xxix ':: '7 'I 'I I, I, 'I r A I B L O C K S I I, , n I n :I NORRISTOWN - POTTSTOWN I' ' ' . ,I ' F4 ? I 'fa , 'If 1, Selling Merchandise of Merit 'I' 1g I f 'I , Since 1884 ' I I.xx xx xxx! Page sixty-one George F. Clamer Estate Hardware - Plumbing E1 Heating - Lighting ' OIL BURNERS 4 340-342-344 Main sneer COLLEGEVILLE, PA. , Phone 5511 xfxx: ,xg f f w Wishing You Every Success 1 Compliments 1 1 of KERSON'S 1 SCHUYLKILL VALLEY . 42 East Mafnwfstfeet 1 5 I NORRISTOWN, PA. 4 ' ' n ff-ef: fffi-R NORRISTQWN 1 ' BUSINESS COLLEGE I CHARLES J. FRANKS 115 West Main Street 21 Main Street NORRISTOWN, PA. ' ' TRAPPE, PA' Phone 2903 ,g ,, jg x: 'Ax xx? LAN DES MOTOR CO. Authorized ESSO Service g ' ty-t W W , Fe- - 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I I I I 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I-- , , , Moyer's Up-to-Date Shore Self-Service GROCERIES - MEATS PAINTS ,if HARDWARE FJJ, Af,-::,:::- A:,.R .... , ,... Compliments :I Compliments of :I of Henry Wagner 'I Len Mandraechici 'I :::: A - :::::::::::::::: A -:,-JJ :::::::::::::::::: - F-A-'ff 'ffffffffv ::::T: -:::qj:::::::Y Compliments :I Cahbliments of :I Oi DAN THE BARBER 1: Harry Roediger - - ..AA.......A....... -f-:Ji -:::::::::::::::: - I 'I FJIJI 'fflilllfv 'A Jffflffjv vv'v I' I :I Compliments Compliments , of 'I of 'I , , lg G. B. French A Frlelld K J ff.-- -::::::.f:- -ff? -- A,:.f:.-::::: I I :I Compliments Compliments I of 1: of I IL A Friend TQ Charlie Fry 'I 'I '.:::: -::::::::, -,-:J ---- :::::::::::: - f::::::: :i::TI I ' Compliments :I of :N Dr. Herbert Kaplan ., OTTO H' MOYER 'I -::::::::::::::::::: -:::U Justice of the peace Insurance - Real Estate F::::::::::::'Y:::::'Y:::::'Y'Y:::::: I Davis's Garage 8 Service Station :I Main street and Third Avenue General Automobile Repairing I' ROYERSFORD PA Gas, Oils and Accessories 'I ' ' Phone: Collegeville 2811 424 Main St. Trappe, Pa. ::I Page sixty-three 5 - If I '1 1 1 ' -1 -fiffif-T ' Tiff:-, ffffff A A ' - I:-1, ' , T23 1 ' 1: 11 When You Need Fire Irisurance 'i PERKIQMEN 'Q h ' 1' I PERKIOMEN MUTUAL 1' TRANSIT Co.. 1 . a If If 'I A ' . . ,i 1, 1 , INSURANCE CO. 1. Motor Coach Transportatiorz I :1 ,I , ' ' 11 1: As Substantial as the 1, SCHWENKSVILLE' PENNAW - ' ,E Old Perkiomen Bridge ,E - - ..A. I iff- ' ' T 'T ,ffff :::ff::s::-1, 11 il I 1 . . 1 1 SID RICHMOND 1 KOEHLER 8 FRETZQ, Inc.' Ig Ig '1 ' , 1' : JEWELER I: BAKERY 1, , , U ': 123 West Main Street 1, I 25 West Fifth Street 1, Next to NORRIS Theatre , LANSDALE' PA' 41 1' NORRISTOWN, PENNA. I, 1 1 ' 1 J A -'A' A - -if-fl: Lf?-5555 -l::l: f fffffff: Tx-1 eff: 'ffm 1, 1, 1, 1 It . -E I I, I Royersford Hardware Co. 1I I MERRILIXS GARAGE 3 f :E 1: I '1 1 1, 1, 1 I, 1, 4, ,, .... 3' lex, ,xi f ' ' A 'T fx: I 1 I EE 5 I Compliments in Compliments , ,I of of 1 ii 1' MB HOTEL . 1E DALTON'S :E I, 1, LA 1 . LUNG, .wRooM 1 1, KW- 1, '1 '1 - :fir 1, It 11 :E 1, 1 1, - - Us ex, :,,, - A t 1 Page sixty-four