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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1954 volume:

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With the help and guidance of our skipper, Mr. llackman, we have kept our course in fair weather or foul, striving always to navigate the ship safely into port. We are proud to present to you this log of our voyage which will be an ever-present memory, with the hope that you may share the many pleasures that we have enjoyed. You will then know, as we do, that our life aboard the ship has been the inspiration forward toward wider horizons far beyond our present view. YWNRNQ NR RNRWFFHIHHIFUHRINFFNNBN!hRRREhNMMMRMHNMOGl R! UI HIGHER S Q Q 3 N Q M 5 3 3 2 2 3 S 3 E 3 3 2 E S 3 ia E X 2 2 i S E Q 2 3 5 ii.. xSJA 1.19 ,5 f ll'Ol HC PY? tl0l1 czufmo 0110 Ynlll lbfra 0 110V 7'0ll O9 ll fzon sforq 6,5 C1557 11 Url I Cl I1 '7 Cl Q0 2 4- - f e I llll ,O 0 L JOY' eb xx Cl Yell 0 lf? xx X X rf15en1 ff 4 Pl ff X ,,jf,, , orc' iIDeJ'Yl ' ' ' ' 3 , A . . , If ' ' ' .- 5 C! 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K. , . SA, ,S . A, ' Y. , lr. Z i V x 1 S X - ' 1 W l 1 - Q ' f ' 1. N x ' ,ft l . f 1 1 ' l - 1 A1 L ' I ' 'S , ' 1. ' , , ' . , 1 Wlll10Ul NHSS MillCI', MF- HLIHICF. and and wish you many more years of continued 'K-S ' 1 A y f - ' ' ' 1-- L 1 K. - - ,A-K.. ' ' 3- I l ' l 1 4 V 1 1 ' 4 1 C U l . Il o K 1 1 1- ' ff 1 I 'V 1 1 1 ' ' . , , . , I ' 3 l ' ff 1 xt' W xi C . W . 0 1' COLONEL STAFF ROW l Ledger Mxss Rosc1ola M1ss Tyson, Mr Palomaln Hess,D1dden ROW2 Hannan, Pr1day, K Moyer, Faulkner, Francxs, Moore Detw1ler H1pszer,A Moyer ROW3 L1tka Hoover Clarke Douglass, Brown COLO EL STAFF SPONSORS MISS M1ss Palomakl Robcwla Tyson Joan ELECTED Ledger EDITORS Bernard D dd peggy Leroy Clarke I en Rebecca Larry V1rg1n1a Moore Clarke Hess I- rancls Brown Hayman Margaret LITERARY Faulkner STAFF Wllllam Conrad Lane K3 Dolores Cora Douglass Hoover L1tka Moyer Hlpszef Detw11er Publnshnnl, 1 hook of Ihxs lxpg ns 1gr1at msponsxbllltx md llI'LlllLI1Ll0LlS LXPQFILIML for .1 Bu msn of the l'IlQ.,ll st mdard su for ushv former C olond publn moms vue havn Lxgrtul pvc ry effort to mul the Lhallgngn to produu. .1 book that ls worlhv of tha ldmxratlon of Lveryom Nhs Rosuola Mr Palormzlxl md Mlss Ivson our sponsors gave us soundadv1LL to guldc us on our UHLLTIZIII1 umursn Ihr glass has stood flrmly behmd us and nach on of Us ls proud to I1 we had 1 sm ill p1rt Ill prorluung thu 1914 L oloml 6 ' 1 ' ' y A ' ' ' . ' A, ' I , - ' A S 7 I x S -V . . ' I ' J 7 1 1 ' 1 V I I I I I I I I I I L I I I -I' I ' 'A' 'I l -A' h' IA' A A I -y i i x I' 5 x V l ' i ' group of hlgh suhimol seniors. Many are thc h0adacl1es xvc have encountered and overcome. 1-L If . . y A-L . 5. I- h . j 1 '-1 ' A-, ,. . , , , , . , 3 ' x 1 s 1 , , 5 - , . ' 2 ll' v x L . 1 - x x 1. L. - 1 ' - L- 1' ' ' , - . sl- i A. -. ' 1 ' L-' 4 1' - L1 K- x- 1 ' ' 4 S 1 L ' ' f I ' . , - . S 'fl gum- -,,...:.v-:-:-,E V' -'fr - ' ..-,.. ,. I .5-,-1:1-N - AX, I . , -' -4l..,,c, ' gcc ' ' Juli 4551 F-':N, - ' ' ,. - I f...- ,....wn , -1-- ' sr 'Zilla 2V ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY meg CAGIJQJOMI' C0llI'50. 7 0llfClI'J K JFI' UPERVISI PRINCIPAL t 366 H. S. Llrsinus College Temple llniversity University of Pennsylvania Never idle a moment, thrifty, and thoughtful of others. Mr. Keyser began his career in the Collegeville-lrappe school system as a science teacher and athletic director in 1924, Made supervising principal in 1926, he has continued in this position ever since. ln preparation for his teaching career, he attended Collegeyille lligh School and llrsinus College. llesiring to further his education, Mr. Keyser took graduate work in physical educa- tion at Temple University and administration at the University of Pennsylvania. Our supervising principal has always shown great interest in athletics, ln addition to serv- ing as an official for twenty-five years, he was president of the Montgomery County lligh School Athletic Association for twenty-two years, lle has also held other offices, including that of vice-chairman of the District Committee Number One of the P. l, A, A. Mr. Keyser wishes to extend to each member of the class of 1954 his congratulations and best wishes for a pleasant and prosperous future. After graduating trom Williamstown lligh School, Mrs, Renninger attended the Central Penn 'V' llusiness College in Harrisburg, f ln 1052 she became secretary to the CT-'l', School Board, with the major duties of ordering supplies for the school and paying the bills. 8 Anne E. Renmtiger Olllj X4 .J Hg PRINCIPAL nib 'Hnvr' X in rsznus C ol C 1 'C x S N N n Mr Ixrug mann to C 'I II1 10.39 as llL1CI1LI' and Wls soon JPQCDINILLI Asslstant I7l'lI1LIPdI IIC has hun IIIIIIIIQ the offlu ofPr1nC1p.1I SIIICC. 1942 wlth dIC.l I1fX1I'1I'X lgavn ID 1943 lo sgrvc mth thu L S Armw ln Luropg C1r1du1tLCl from Urslnus Collrga Ill 193 Nlr Ixrug took grulu ug work :HC lark llnnvgrsllx md thu IIl1lXLI'S-IIN of pCI'll1SVIV1I1l'l WQII known throughout tha LOITIITILIIIIIX hu IS IDFLSILILUI of thc I owgr IR I'ICl0l11Ll'l Rot IFN C Iulu in thu L!'I'xlCJl11CI1SLI1LlV kl :Cv 115 of both Ihr LOIILQLLVIIIL and Irxppn flrn LCTITIPIIIILS A Illgntgd sololst ha has bun grmrous wuh solo numlxrs at many LOI11lllUl1llN funcuons Io lh C lass of 1934 Mr Ixrug Ipaves thlb mgssagc C OI1gI'1lLlIdIIOD9 upon vour hugh snhool Commcnpemgnt Ihr flrst blg stgp 1l'l vour CduC ltlon I r 1I'1IxIll1 rum lrkcd that Good Cduumon 1s tha surcsrfoundatlon of thu happlmss both of PFIVHL d I-IITIIIILS md of Commonwpalths M ly vou bulld WCII upon thls foundfmon so that vou 'Ire rum x Io mul thc opportumtus and LIIIIILFIQQLS whuh Conn lo om who has IL lrnlnq 1llC.INNlII1lI Ul1LIC.I'Sldl1LIll1g Prcvlous to her posmon as suretarv at C 1 Nlrs Cratur taught for ugh! yL.1rs m the Rlch mond mCICharlotlCsv1IIL Vlfgllllil suhools in-. SITILC. 1946 shu has h.uICh lfgu oflCCCp1ngattcndanCL ind olhgr school ruords 1nClf1lI1nglhL tuxchcrs YCQLIISIUOIIS for supplms Isabel E Grater 9 . . Vx 17 A I' K ll- I3. 5.1 NI. A., .I. S. 'I Q . I lug' C lurk I'anvC'r.'i15' Lnix -r. IIN' ol' I'C-nnsylvnnxu IIC- Imp Irlr-mII1nC's.' Ill I11. C-ounlvn. nm-, f 1 ' ' ' ' - . . , . 1 , ' --' . ' , . - ,- q . u 1 L. . - .. . 2 ' . A' ii I I I ' x I '- I l'- 'B V- 1 1 L Y X l I k'd 2 1' 1 I A' I ' I 1. wr- 1-1 -- LL1' if I ' ' h ' I V H I ' 1 1 M x x I 5 v ' ' . d - P- ' x -Q ' 'I 'll Va ll Q IIA fh School Athletic Association. IIC is also il mr-mbcr 1 I 1 1 ' 1 - ' 'Q 1 ' 1 r L ' 1A'. L 1 1 lf Ai- , 1 1 A- 11 1 1 S I 1 'fs' ' ' 1, 'z'. :i -' 1 L ' 1 -K 15 1- .' 1 . '1t-5 'L 1 L I 1.v 1 ' 3' k'., L n I X 'Q' C I A' ' I L x lk YV x i x I I xt' ' 4 3 xl' I ' ' X i f L' xi I K ' K 'A I I , . . ' fr' f 'I ' . 1' ' , - . ,. , ' . . .. . 7 1- ,, ' , Y i- ' , ' ' -x 1 x 1 1 . , ,. ., ' X' - 1 - 1 - - - - - 1 - 1 ' 1 I - 1 L ' 3 -' sz ' ' ' 2. ' .' 1 'LU ' A. . ',. -fg.sa-.,.-', SCHOOL BOARD Left to rnght Mr Harley B Shoemaker Mr Geoffrey Dolman Mr Wtllxam H Clement Mr Joel B Francts Dr Russell D Sturgts Mrs Gladys C Pearlstme Mr Ray B Ziegler and Mr Ernest K. Moyer SCHOOL BOARD of the COLLEGE ILLE TRAPPE .IU IOR SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL We as members of the Class of 1954 wlsh to express our SIDCCYC thanks and deepest gratltude to th members of th School Board who through untlrlng effort have provxded us w1th modern f3ClllLl6S and necessary equlpment for all our ac IIVIIILQ lt I9 w1th great hope that we look ahead IHLO the future where we wlll SIFIVL to use our knowledge to be successful and well rounded c1t1zens The board ns as follows Presldent Vxce PFCSIOCHI Secretary Treasurer Mr Geoffrey Dolman Mr Harry R Gessner Mrs Gladys Pearlstme 10 Joel B Francis Henry W Mathleu Dr Russell D Sturgls Wllllam H Clement Mr lrnest K Moyer Mr Harley A Shoemaker Mr Ray B Zlegler +29 , . 1 , L K . Q xi I . . 9 . 1 - . v - . J - . 1 . . I - . v . H ,- E X N . 1 I W I fi 9 I. ' ' ' l 1 1 ., l , . i ,- .. . 1 . ........ .. .... . .... . .... . l , ....... ...... . . .1 , . . - . . . . 6 fe' 'VN 129' Nelson W Yeakel A Ursmus College U1lV6I'Slly of Pennsylvama SOCIHI Studies llbrarlan Senlor Play Assembly Guldanee Demerlt Llbrary and Cafeterm Commlttees L abr lry C lub Well that s nelther here nor there Q louis A Krug lx f Ursmus College C,lark Um verslty Llmverslty of Penn sylvama Soelal Studles Prmcxpal of Hlgh School Pss hlm the He s please FACULTY L 'N Iohn W Mlller A Brxelgewater College Soe1alStud1es Drivers Lei ueatlon Visual Aids De merlt Assembly and Cfuld anee C,omm1ttees Avlatlon Llub A Kalser IS a man s best frlenei ervxses the hbfary P Yeakex Su e.x0 cs 1 AP E. BEtolUER S X D1-1 Ver fic edu al lnstruciatron was 1 er 10 are S95 an C1 S duties a major Dar I In addntxon to h1s other actxvntxes, Mr Krug teaches 11A Amerncan Hxstory. lk Mr Kocher, who replaced Mr Stembach at mxdyear, has taken over bemor hlgh math and scxence courses Mlsb Berger dlrects the use of the mxcroscope tn her blO1Og'y Claes Sara M Berger 5 S QS?-3 Bloomeburg State leathers C ollcgc Um versity of Wvommg --i 57 fi Sutnte Geography Demerxt C urrltulum Study and Cafugrna ommlttecs Hall Pat rol Natural SC xt nt Q Club She has a qulct dlgnlty that bpeaks hu' worth Our Jumor hlgh math teacher M155 Rosclola, also sponsors our yearbook. C llffOI'd Q Slilllbikh IW Ifx I Roqguyla S 1 Muhllnbcfll 5011123 YISIDLIS College o LlITlbll Umvtrslly Um lumor Clase Sponsor vLfS'fv0fW'1'W1V1'1'1 Summa Mathnm mt 5 ASSIHISHT 4 Oach VISUJI 'X1dll'lLIT'llIlC.-p XL lrbook Aid GUIGUVKC and AS Xsetrnhlx Commltttc stmblx COINHWIIILLS Dlmmg 4 lub CJHINLS C lub IS huwx as t1t1t1 Attlons speak louder klcmk ,P than words mfr 't ,N In addmon to hue. dutlesdbjumor hlgh Engllsh teaeher Mr Leftwxch sponsors H1 Y MISS Tyson dlrects the Jumor play as an out growth of her senlor hlgh Engllsh actxvxtxes Am' via. M155 Whxtney uses the tape recorder to ald students ln Freneh pronuncxatlon Clement S I eftwleh I3 'X 'l X Moravlan College le hleh Umverslty Lnglmh Jumor C lass Sponsor Ph Y Red 'md Gold H1llP'atrol C,las5 lwlght Asbembly I brary and C urrxeulum Studx C ommlttecb Dan elng C lub A man of few words but Sllll melmed to be jolly I llen M le WlllIIlLV UI'Sll1LlSCOllLQ1L Freneh I atm Inq uh Red and Clold Currxe ulum Studv md ACIIVI UCS ommllte Needlework Club Sllenee ls A vlrlue ldxxardme l lxson 'X lrwmus C olleee ve rsltx of Pennsxlv mm Llmverslly of Del zware L nversltx of Nlarvland lflgllwll Hnslorx Iumor Play Yearbook Hall lrml Clfeterma I lbrlrv QOITNNIIILLS Booster C lub Beyond the book her te llelllllg sped - 'Q lg Mlss Rxttenhouse instructs ln physlcal educatlon and coaches all gtrls' sports Mlldrcd R Major S l3e1vC r C ollegC 47 Club Audrey N1 Rlttenhouse S lrslnus C ollege Health Physleal ldu Canon Cheerleaders and Drum Majorettes Athletlt Assouatlon Hockey Basketball and Softball Coaeh Glrls Sports. C lub As fine a frlcnd as sh: lS 'ln athltte ax i.. Alon General Mathematlcs reasurur f C, Funds Club lyplng llusxness LduCat1on 8 wlth the respo b nsl 1 funds llty f M155 aJor teaches tygmhandhng all C T his Q 1 I lnvervone turn 1-. Cxausc C 1rd'? C Kerm1tPalomak1 B S M S Indiana State leachcrs College Ul'llVCI'SlIy of Pennsylvama Busxness fducatlon Geography Yearbook Red and Gold Senlor Play Camera Club By the same token g and Shorthand L The numerous aclxvltnes of Mr Palomakl ln clude producing the RED AND GOLD and spon 14 soring the COLONEL. is 'UN Robert K Hackman East Stroudsburg State Teachers College Health Physical Edu cation Social Studies Senior Class Sponsor Athletic Association Football Basketball and Baseball Coach De merit Committee Boys Sports Club All right you clowns VJJO' L-I Eleanor A Kozelmcky Cedar Crest College M Hackman coaches boys varsity sports and teaches health and 11B history teaching is an im? Qrianl ating as wen as home economlcs str ork In gjxooxi Miss KozelmCkY 5 w l I l Mr. Hunter has created interest in shop by or- ganizing the Industrial Arts Club for A and B students. 15 Science Home Econom ics Tri H1 Y Junior Red Cross Demerltand Cafeterla Committees Cheerleaders and Drum Majorettes Boys Cook ing Club Cookery IS become an art a noble science Melvin C Hunter Millersville State Teachers' Colle g e, Pennsylvania State Col- lege. Industrial Arts - As- sembly and Guidance Committees, Industrial Arts Society, Craft Club. A 'talkative chum and a lot of fun. S. 16 Mrs Thalmer not luv, DOFIS M Mlller S West Chester State Teach ers College MUSIC Vlsual Alds and Assembly Commlttee Drum Majorettes and Cheerlead ers Band Glee Club Her laughter reaches far above her helght Dorothy W Thalmer Pottstown Hospltal Yale School of Nurslng Columbla Unlverslty Unlverslty of Pennsylvama K u t z t ow n State Teachers College School Nurse Demer1tCom mlttee Home Nursing Club A welcome frlend when one IS s1ck l Jean K Buck Pennsylvama State College Art As the sun colors flowers so does art color lxfe l Mm: Ml ved by non d VD dxrec d ahnbuuc The n xndlvl u pjeb ho 6 ef rs to nb membe l -A x i k only takes care .1 J, x XX jf I of our llls but also conducts .A club for future n 'CX S MP5 Bu k 1 pupllS me 'mfucts arg Junior hi gh 2-3, gal mv XJ! K, ,-'lil wx,-Pfgfwg ' I 7. -+- - v' 131' 'CQ4 -4 1.-. -si 4..,,- 1 S NIORS... eljoolfing oreufarol fo Wow orizoni 17 as- ',' William Clayton Andes B1 General Butcher s boy happy go lucky ac ive in class politics a real ladies man Class Vicc President l Class Presidcnt 2 Foot Crafts Club 2 Boys Sports Club 3 Industrial Arts Club Box 74 limerick SENIOR OFFICERS President ..... Richard Leatherman Vice President .... William Douglass Secretary .... . . Virginia Hannan Treasurer . . ...... Joan Ledger C6455 jfoctfer, Wife Mile 6aJ5 Woffo ur pdbf Clf lelfelflentj lll lfate 5ucce55 ln Olll' lltufe H55 60!0l'J 2 and ite Ethel Marian Bailey Beetle Academic Future home economics teacher one of the less talkative can never forget those driver education classes pet peeve hockey Co R D H2 Phoenixville 4422 f- 3 Linfield 2206 at W . o f . O Cf ' WL' . u 'll' ll H N . ' . . . I .'.l' ' V . . . - A ' . , - . J . ball 15 Sports Club 11 camera Club lgGleeClub ' A' . ' g ' 2, 3. 9 ' 11. . . . ., 4 C A . H v VA . ,kj-: ll' 4 . 1 8 V Ax Q Carolyn Almce Barron Carolyn Academ1c Laugh that cant be for gotten 1 math ematlcal wh1z tomor row s engmeer Hall Patrol 2 Jumor Play Senior Play Promp ter Red and Gold Staff V Hocke V Basketball 2 Sotballl Bndl 2 3 Trl H1 Y 2 Glee Club3 Graterford Coll 4621 Jane Ann BISDOP B1 sh Academlc pcrsonallty plus wxt and ohl the parttes s e throwsl dartlng eyes and a toy smlle Red and Gold Staff 2 3 Hockey l 3 Softball 2 3 J V Basketball 3 Trl H Y 2 Glrls Sports Club 1 Glee Club 2 3 Coll R D 32 Coll 3492 6- Mary Jane Betz Mary Jane Academlc Remlnds us of the old fashloned home lOVlHg type of gxrl a Wor cester lmport a bud dmg authoress qulte talkatlve except ln class! Red and Gold Staff 3 Booster Club 2 Glee Club 3 C R D 111 Center Polnt 2486 'fl i' 'L Nancy Dudley Choate Nancy Academic MISS Maine 1954 good mahnlng doesn t d1g the Trlg her little ol Chevvy Senlor Play Glee C lub 3 Senior Transfer Collegevllle Coll 6901 19 3 if l arry WIISOH Brown Wllson Gtncral laugh the Shutter bug w1th the Tom curl wlelds a mean guitar good natured Colonel Staff 3 Football 2 3 Band l 2 Ta C' ta1n2 3 H1Y2 3 Camera Club 1 2 3 ln dustrlal Arts Club Box 73 Coll Coll 4611 James LeRoy Clarke Lee Academlc All around athlete w o s done thexr French? could sell overcoats ln Florlda muslcal talent too Junior Play Colonel Staff3 Footballl 2 Cap tam 3 A A Council Bas ketball 1 2 3 Baseball 1 2 3 Band 3 Table Cap tain 2 Boys Sports Club 2 1526 Maln St , Trappe Coll 9421 ' ' - A .. . - f X4 Y 4 1 A a - n V ' Y I 2, 33 J, , ' y 2, 35 . , 5 Y 9 V J. . , 3: - f . 4 la '. ' 5 'oll. . . X, ' ' ' ' ' X. ll ' ' .QF 'J B x N. The athletic type of girl 7 Originator of the Brown ii? i - cr ' J 1' 1 . ' h . . . . . . . : ', P 1. , 1 ., 1 ble . . S Q -' 'ap 3 1 l .' n Q 1- 5 ' ' rx 1 ' D ' Q - C19 ' RM . ' 1 , 3' ', , - . . ' I , 2 r og: L J ' I 1 3: VV VV! I i ' ' ' . Dolores Al1Le C uthbertson s d W5 es lkrnard CJCorg,L D1ddtn C ooC l1 AC .ide lTllC Pcrsonahty pl us a d e r of l 1,0 goou has of C l one short jump from Cabt DQ, those Crazy whuc bugksl Jumor Play Sen1or Plat Asslstant Fd1tor of Col one 3 RCd and Cold f 2 3 J V Bas ball 1 Vars1tyl3aslCLtball 3 Baseball 2 lt s Sports Cdlubl 2 3 l1mCr1Ck o Margarrt I aulltnc r Margln C ommc rC1al A tall hruncttu Cute laugh M1ss Major s Tlglll hand 1,111 of few words Loloncl Staff 3 Red and Gold TXPISI 3 CamCr1 ub 1 I Iunds C 2 Glue C lub 3 Ycrkus Coll 1 W3 V 5-r Jav Howard lL11stLrn1aChLr ly C Lmral lovns th mst ol1vCsl kc 1 t wut u rn lffylm, ll ar a Sanatoga fan l1kLs fast r1dLs on f1rc- truCks skttball 1 2 3 l Boys Sports C lub 1 2 3 lndustr1.1l Arts C lub W wth AVC Coll Coll 5386 20 Xe Ana emu lou hear her lll Cverx Chau O l31shl hpr g1gg5lLs gum gets hgr lll troubln Patrol 2 Jumor Play Semor Plat Lol onel Staff 3 Red and Gold f 1 2 3 Hockex Nlanager 1 2 X X Coun C Band 1 Tablt p n l 1 1 1r s Sports C ub Tx pmt., C lub 3 llo Cs Au Coll R D 32 fig 311-fx, vb- 'Q C ora Damhowg r lJetw1lCr C one AC 8ClCllllC Watth htr thter good studa nt swell pl Luc umplgs whtn s C SlllllC'w lla Pu ol 2 Jumor Plax Semor ax 0 Ll St'1ff3 I Basket 1 .I V lloC X ars1 x lloCku 3 C hecrlpadnr 1 2 3 lr1 2 3 'N1'lWf2UC.Ll G1rls Sports Cluhl C ICC Club 2 3 olw Wllll lm P Douglass 1 Cm mral Ong of thL Clowns easy 2.,CJll12, Luv vuth am blllOl1S h1gh shrewd Lharamurl good Llass Vlu. Prcsldent 3 Semor Play Caoloml Staff 3 lx1ngofllcarts3 Table Captam l Boys Sports Cub 1 2 3 lndustr1al ArtsClub 51 Chnrry Ave Trappe Coll 7070 ag I 3 1 i V ..I 3 X .y .. in , . , . X A I X X I x I' K N x 1 xx - 1 . Y ' X 11a11 4 ' ll . r A ' J V' ,'S n fl ' - cjg 3 Pl jg Ciol- X- ' 1 n, A31 :x.V. .,.,s, - 1, ' Staf , , 1 ' ' 3, ball , 2, 34 . . 'key , xy A , - 2. 1 K--I, L I , -11g 3 XCQ1- I1-f 'E 3. tai 3 Tr'-11'-Y 2, 35 111-Y , 5 . tg -'13s C33 1.-' ,P il 2, ' 5 s ' Q 3 f- - ti Q t , , , Cioll. R.11.,.2 ci 1 . 'tm Cloll. 3707 1 ' 2 Y 1 ' - 1 'L Y , HE . ,, , - HBVHH ix E I le tw 'Wod , 1 1 vi I to the Cll21l'ldQllCfnl . . . ,. ' 1 3 ' physique. ' . ' , . H .,,. an --- -. 3 l L ' 1 N, 3 ' 3 7,1 il . Z 2 S 'K Staf , g , , ' 'ket- X' 1 1 3 - j . 2. , - ' , NY- ., . 0 , - 1 .. S ' ' ' s 1' lx ' :Q ' 3-L 'SY ' ' Q ' CI ll.. 7530 YD , Sf V X I Q , JL ' I' - ' ,. ' I ' . . . nil jo s . jvke, U l. . ' ' . Q yo ' ' C1 ' Y too , S , . l f ' . .. f ' 1 1 1 CI g'c:. . 5 .P :lub 3' 5 s 1 . lla: - , , 5 lli-Y 35 ,T 1 , 1 5 1 1' ,t Y A. lip l'a1th Merlll Fllek Fa1th Academxe Smgs l1ke a lark can move mountams treasures those letters Norr1stown s defen der Semor Play Dxreetor ee Club 3 Semor Transfer Andes Rd Coll R D 311 Huberta Hansell French Hub1e Academ1c V1vac1ous repartee has a smlle for everyone a lot of fun to e w1th her P J sl Hall Patrol 2 J u n 1 or Plav Semor Play Cast and D1reCtor Red and Gold Staff 3 J V Bas ketball 1 2 Vars1ty Bas ketball 2 Captaln 3 A A s1ty Hockey 2 3 Softball 3 Table Captam 1 Tr1 H1 Y 2 3 G1fl9 Sports Cubl 2 3 Woodfleld Coll R D 31 Coll 2031 Rebeeea lxnlbb Vranus Beeky Aeademle Pleasant d1spos1t1on a good student s sesses art ab1l1ty and a fr1endlv smile a mee eontralto vo1ee Class Seeretarx 1 Jun1or Play Semor Play Red and Cold 'itaffl Art lpdl tor 2 3 Colonel Staff 3 J V Hockeyl 3 V1rs1ty Hockev 2 J V Basket b 1 Manzger 3 A A Counell Clrls SportsClub 1 Art um 2 Ivpln lun 81 6th Ave Coll Coll 7939 'Wat' Y-luv '5YW i I fl? 1 .55 far 1 V7 V1rg1n1a Ruth Hale Gxnny Commerclal Qulet 1n class always affable- a strawberry blond Betty s rlght hand partner Red and Gold l'yp1st 3 Camera Club 1 C T Funds Club 2 Glee Club C reamcry Coll 7031 1 Donald Russell C alt Don Aeadem1e Galt d1d ll' always has a good l1ne t e class Casanova twould be a qLl1CI world w1thout h1m Jun1or Play J V Basket ball 2 Varsuylhsketball Football 1 H1 Y1 R le Clu 1 Bo s Sports Club2 3 l-aglevllle Norr 5 1369 Vlfglllli Mae Hannan Gmny Commercial Mlsehlef In her eyes watch her strutl operatxve roddmg around 1n a blue Plym outh Class Secretary 2 3 Hall P rol 2 Hockey 1 3 Basketball 3 Softball 1 Drum Majorette 12 leader 3 A A Counc1l May Queen Attendant 1 2 3 G1rls Sports Clubl Glee Club 2 3 R D 32 Coll 4 s 7..po:- f , I I A . ' 1 , ' A ., ff 'Q' G1 ' ' 1 ' ' 1 ' ' 1 ' A . Ib ig Triu- Hi - Y 3g A - I 1 A . Q , 3 . ,, C11 g ,'gCIl3.' J . . . b - f . . . ' . . . . , , - f- ' ' . m x 1 a ,zu . A' 1 by 1, U qs. - 1 . . '- ' I 3: ' 1 4- . 2, , 5 ' - VV . 3g if I b Q y. ' Councilg'HoCkey 1g,Var: R l . x . x A ll S -.523 Q10 ,'QfII.L 0.5112 ' ' ' 3 I f, .s:f 'A M.. -- sk ' I . . . ' - - ' ' t x ' xi . . . tu ' . . . ' . . . CO- X 95. Q . f 1 - I V' 9 I at g , p nf' 3: . - ug g . 1 ' ' - Z i 21 con. . . 1 , 211 is Qs, Q55- C onrad Charles Hoover Conme Aeademlc Smooth orator Let s faee the facts abl tty to get along wlth oth ers relatlve of the former President Senlor Play Colonel Staff 3 Glee Club 2 Typ mg Club 3 Coll Ave Trappe foll 6511 lhelmt May John son 'l helm ALdC,lCl11lC Blushes easily llttle and quiet among., my booksl a I lorenee Nlghtlneale ofthe future nlable C aptam 1 Camera u 1 Art C lub 2 Club 3 llox M4 Creamery Coll 1656 df? 'fig Qu.. Robert Carroll Jamlson Bob Aeademlc Unusually qulet re fe rs to be alone those good French marks studlous and SLFIOUS Art C lub 2 lyp1ng,C lub3 19 liarrv Ave Norr Norr 5 8157 Clarke Frederlck Hess Hess Aeademle Our P A announcer student band leader the stralght A km hls abxllty to ad ltbl Jumor Play Semor Play Colonel Staff 3 Red and Gold Staff2 3 Band 1 2 Student Dlrector 3 P A Announcer 3 Typ1ngClub Royersford R D 31 Coll 2198 -.Qu 'ng Dolores Catherlne Hlpszer Dolores Academlc Those good marks her Contlnuous debates wxth Hess loves those Cadtllae convertlbles l l our future Arthur Murray 1nstruetor'?7 Jumor Play Prompter Senior Play Colonel Staff 3 Red and Gold Staff 2 News Edltor 3 Hockey 2 J V Captaln 3 Softball 3 Typlng Club l Glee Club2 3 25 Coll Ave Trappe Coll 5678 Allce Ann Hughes Allce Commercxal ulte shy llkeable and easy gomg ways ready to help a future seeretary Red and Gold Typlst 3 Camera Club 1 C Funds C lub 2 3 Royersford R D H1 Coll 7478 P , u X un, 4 , - , u in V . Z , - 'M n ' -. . . U U C I 3 ,, ' . . . , . x H . in . D ' - N I ' 1 ' 1 : , 2 3- ' ' 1 2 , - ' . 1 V, ' ' ' . ' , . U if 1 53 , . ' if X ' .1 . . ., ll 7 , . H- - - V Q ' ' . . . ' . . . . l- - ' I . . al- I A ' - V+ .4 H X . . . ' L up. A 1 - L ogg: Q - Q -T. : f . g - xl' A ' Y , ' 11 y ' S - 4 we 4 sl 13 . If 44 - X nc H - ni u I Q , , , Y . ' K .N S Ht . . . . ' . . . p - Q 4 x Y V 1 ' l L ' - I 3 3' lf 1 Lil ' 11 . 6 CII l lg I gGle0 x , , . ' ' x 22 I Q 3 Grace Ruth Kenney Peter Ralph Korszmak Gracie Academic Can you picture the band without her mellophone? a ready smile for everyone her exotic manicure always talk anve Hall Patrol 2 Junior Play Prompter Red and Gold Staff 1 2 3 Band 1 2 3 Glee Club 3 Box 75 Creamery Coll 9838 Richard hugene Leatherman Rich Academic Class chauffeur witty and pleasant always has good word for everyone our eapable class president Class President 1 3 Class Vice President 2 Hall Patrol 2 Jumor Play Baseball 2 Glee Club 1 Boys Sports Club Coll RD 32 Coll 5838 Pete General Happy and hilarious plans include Su Tube and girls future perior care free car driver always getting blamed for things he didn t do' Baseball 1 2 3 Boys Sports Club 1 3 Crafts Club 2 lndustrial Arts Club Coll RD 112 Coll 7903 i 'S i 9'1- 6- Yrvl Fay Buckwalter l ehman Fay Academic Kinda quiet tall a can be . '. . always seen with her nose in a book . .cooperativc. Assistant Librarianl 3- Hall Patrol 2' Library Club 1- Girls Sports Club E, 7th Ave. Trappe ,Q 15 .Ioan Elmabeth I edper Joan Aeademie Pleasing personality her sneeze athlctie ambitious and popular small but mighty Class Treasurer l 2 3 Colonel Staff 2 Lditor 3 Red and Gold Staff 1 3 Editor 2 Hockeyl 2 3 Basketball 1 2 3 May Queen Attendant 1 2 Queen of Hearts 3 Girls Sports Club 1 Clee C lub 2 Typing C lub 3 Coll RD H2 Coll 3951 Florence Jean Lehman Florence Commercial Ohl What a laugh ways on the go . . . soci- able . . . plans to soothe the sick. Hall Patrol 3' Junior Play' Red and Cold Typ- is 3' Library Club 1' Glee Club2 3. C .R.D.41 ColI.4 4 .K 3' 1 'Ek 5 5 1 . I W. ,. f3 5 9 5. bfi. QA, '51,-:U ' w- Ads :Pwr 5 F.: 5 .rl -Q.. .- ri 'E 5 If Q . Q ' Z' if ,' 'I John Albert Marr Jack Atadtmit Quiet and frttndly future Collage man rodding., occupies is spare time enjoys girls and Cars Withdrawn Dorothy Roberta MCC lcarx Dot Academit Awns ready frtt l slim how wt C 101' X I1 Nlc l C 7 rol Junior Play lrompttr Scnior Play Softhalll Ban C Club 3 l oll S83 Adam Lane I.itka Lane Academic Hold that line , , . not too much to say . . . watches those A's roll in , , . Adam 's old Ford. Hall Patrol 25 Junior Play5 Senior Playg Colonel Staff 35 J.V. Basketball 15 Var- sity Basketball2,35 Foot- ball 2, 35 Baseball 1,2,35 Band 1, 25 Hi-Y 1, 2, 35 Games Club 3. Coll. R.D.!32 Coll. 4488 43 francis James Mt Donnell Mat C ommert ial Om of thc cliss clowns fIlLl1CllN ind casv to firmtr with thc family C ir s futurt in Cludts farming asc ball 2 l ovs Sports C lub 1 3 C,amC ra C lub 2 Coll w 'Z' it lilliot George Lyon Elliot Academic Misses the lions and ti- gers . . . French foe . . . cheerful . . . enjoyed English class! Sports Cflub 35 Senior Transfer. Coll. R.lJ.i?l CIoll.7668 Georgt Rolx rt Marshman Rob C c neral Witty and happy San atoga Jr pct pctvc Sunday Drtvtrs Jon Iuan s prottgc lootball 1 Boys Sports ubl 3 CraftClui Industrial Arts C,lub Ytrkcs Ct 718 'W ln iv wi. s gi X I ff f . -- - t ,,. 'i ' 1- J 1 . Vh. - mx Q I ,V X X - if - ei' - ' Ci , 5' 1 1 i 25 A ' 1 Iill. 3 ' x I . ' ' -' - 1 4 1 I . HI , , .' . J' I . I a -1 1' -nt ' - ' x waited for those lines tn get along with . . . flying N , 1- - A - ' thi .lun Pltiyl . . . 2 ' ' V ' Q ' .' really tlrl 'es lat 'i .. . hi: ' ' - yi b Hall lat 25 H' 5 . 3. 2 ,' . , v , . Q, ' A- 5 ' 3 ' , ZA ' yy a 5 l'ri-lli- I . A lf 2' 39 ' d 1' 21 'M' CToll.R.lJ.21l 1 .5533 l czoi . R.D,232 cz ,o. X 5:3 t - ,4 - f 'Q' 24 '.: : - 'Z VFZIHL IS Xavler N4eM:lnus Moody Aeademle Whlz ln all sports The Qulet Man unusual laugh Prlde of the lrlsh Jumor Plav Football 1 2 C,o C aptaln 3 A A Coun sketball 1 seball 1 2 3 lo Sports C lub 1 2 3 Phoenlxvllle R D 111 Royersford 869J4 Nancy lee N1CI'lI'llg Nanee Aeademlc Oh those green men' always laughlng that low enthantlng volee all those troub1es 7'7 Jumor Plav Red andbold Staff 2 3 V3TS1ly Hoe key Manager 2 3 AA COUHLII Basketball Man ager 1 JV Basketball 2 3 Trl Hl Y Seeretarv 2 3 Glrls SportsC ub 1 C'1eeClub2 3 0 R 3112 Coll f sffdods Marl.,1ret Se OII Moore Pee Aeademle 1112.11 stepper athletle d alle ll'l l., eet pleaslnl., snllle from a pleaslnl, gal Patrol 2 Junlor Pl IV Se nlor Play C,ol onel Staff 3 Red and Gold So tballl 2 3 J V Bas ketball 1 Varslty Bas kttball 2 3 Drum Major e 1 2 3 Table n May Queen Attandant 3 G1l'19 SportsClub1 Glee Club 2 Typlne Club 3 L 7th Ave Trappe Loll 7300 W 1 fa U cr- F7 1- uiil WIIV lletty lane Mora Betty Lommerelal Easy to get along wlth the llttle one her megaphone at pep rallys all those ques tlonsl Treasurer of A A 3 J V Basketball 1 2 Varslty all Cheerleader 1 2 C aptaln 3 A A COUHLII Trl Ill Y 2 3 Glrls Sports C,lub Funds C lu Clee C lub 3 lst Ave Coll Kay Marle Moyer Margaret Josephlne Moyer Kay Aeademle One ofour favorlte eheer leaders senslble? outstandlng dramatle ablllty can t hear wlthout her glasses!! Hall Patrol2 Junlor Play Senlor Play Colonel Staff 3 Red and Gold Staff 1 2 Edltor 3 J V Hockey 1 Varslty Hockey 2 3 Basketball Manager 1 J V Baskctball2 Varslty Basketball 3 Cheerlead er 2 3 Trl H1 Y Trea surer 2 3 Glrls Sports C,lub 1 Glee C,lub 2 3 S40 Maln St Trappe Cpll 4901 Margle Aeademlc class eon nolsseur offoods eute glr swell personallty whla at sports Semor Play Prompter Hall Patrol 2 Red and Clold Staff 3 Basketball Ho e Laptaln 3 A A Councll Softball 1 3 Drum Ma J ette 1 2 3 Vrl lll Y 2 Presldent 3 Clflg Sports Club 1 C'lee Club 0 R 781 Col' ... ul... I! Ai x l. ,in dx E , ' lf 1 2 .R H ' ' H155 f l , ' .., - N . ... ' A ' ' '- ... ,U a V. , ' ,Q ' . . ' ,L ' ' in , ' -I ' 9 , , 2 - , L -' ' '- '- ellg Bas , 2, 31 - ' . 1 . . 5' , Ba: - ' ' 3 3 ys' I 'A L -' ' ' Y , - ' . . I rg , I l B. il Y A V4 C u. .l, i ,76'8 f ef 'i X , ls 0 f . ' l 0, G ff I ' - 1 , - Hall 1 3 ' , 1 1 ang ' Q ' - D ' ' . . 3 .' . Staff 3, Hofkey l, 2, 3g 2 , Basketball 3,'J.y. Hockey f , , 3 , , .- 2, 3g Softb 1, 2, 33 ett- , n, ,g ' Cap- A . I 1 -' -' ' tai 1, Trl-lll-Y 2, 3, 1, C.T. ' -' Y b 2: ,,fn - ... ' ... 1, k, ,, 1 V . 1, 2, 3, 'ekfy l, 2, ' - lor .1 .1 Q' '- '- A I ' 1 ' J- el , ' . L '-- '- - 2,3. ' 1 5, u I ,' ' - C ll. .I . 1 .. 9681 in Wh W1ll1am Ldward Re1ff Bl General One of the boysl VOIIIL subjett study hall plays the f1eld for hlS love llfe an thtng for a laughl otball 1 2 3 H1 3 lioys Sports Club 1 3 Craft Club 2 Indus trtaa Arts C lub 16- Rxehard Gregory Sassaman Thomas George S1ttlv.r Bush Ctneral The great slet per hls hL1ght7'? Watth htm r1dt that lrlumph tnjoxs rztts .1 tl works 111 11,1r11wC 0 s Sports C ub Camtra Club 2 loys Cookmg, C lub3 lndustr1al Arts C lub Sthvnenksvllle R D81 C,oll 36 2 Smokty Atadtmtt Always handy Wllh dllgh tr rarely mxsstd .1 dame thost spttthes 1s ll rt.1lly ls s ht ulktd 1bout so muah? Y 2 3 NIIUFC Stu ub Crd Clu Camtra C lub 3 Co Rll Robert l-ou1s Nichol ob C tntral s x 1t1tl1 mat 1 ry tht shop ntl 11. 1 pw.nt1 l1kts to ptttrbug, ont of those Cool Ldlb afts C,lubl 2 3 dustr1al Arts C,lub Sk1ppaClC C,cnter Po1nt 36 R 1 Jane Platts Plattslf. Atademit What Llld Mr Stttnbaeh have agamst htr? those rosv Chttlts htr hantlwr1t1n1, needs a mtxgnlfylng glass What are you gonna wear? llall Patrol 2 .Iumor Play lhrcttor Semor Play Rttl and Gold Staff 2 3 Hockey Manager J V 2 2 3 G1 Sports C lub 1 Glee. C lub 2 AtLompan1st3 o RD32 Coll Dorothy Marte Re1nert Dotty ALadem1C Worcester g1rl w1th the wavy halr You make me so madl hopes to jotn the Waves qulet 1n school but oh when she s outl Booster C lub 2 Glee Club Coll R D 111 C,oll 7390 6? 1 la ' 1- 1' fx' -f f ' lla: a yay ' 'h - ' . . 1' ' ne 11 111 - .1 , , , ' - - Q 1 .. . l.e' llxt l ... ,- - , it ,. 2 Y ' . . h I . . Y 1 M ,, 'N Cr' .' ' , , Q ln- u .1 . '- ' 76 , 'N 1 5 - 1 1 , 35 Tri-lli-Y , 5 'Hs' C2 ll. . . T . 3862 ll H n X , ' . . . fa- 1 V' ' '- - ' . . . y- ' ' ' . . . . J -6' , U, ' Fo , , Q -'Y 1-M L A 1 3 ' 3. , ',4 1 ' ' ,Ps-tv: . Yerkes 1- ' if , . I ' ' , -ffgsgrf , 4 4 V- 'f' f lf' -QF fi. ' ' S ' . . . ' 'S I ' ' 'Y - N 1 ' ' s 1 ' ' ' . . , D l D , , t. , , . A. . . . ' A I-' i -'. 'fl . . . S ' h'.' .'1s- s f' S ' 1 'A 1 Y '. let' ' 1 ' ' 4 S ' 11 yf' 5 .- :1 lg ' T' 1 ' I 3 3 Ili- , 9 1 ' I dy , 1 ' 1 1 , .1 'A 4:1 lg uns 1 11 25 1. - ' ' - ' - - I ll. . 3.33 ' . 7 .1 26 - 5 Mary Jane Troutman Jaynee Academic I don't know that' . . . has a way with an accor- dion . . . meek and mild but mighty . . . those boy friends we never saw, Camera Club 1gGlcc- Club 2, 3. Coll. R.D.82 Phoenixville 5238 Norman Carl Weigner Wiggle General Good sport on and off the field that crew cut and lpana smile hope chest cedar chest allthe same to Wig Joker Football l 2 3 Basket ball 1 2 Captain 3 A A Council Baseballl 2 3 H1 Y 3 Boys SportsClub 1 2 3 lndustr1alA s Club Box 44 Ycrkes C oll 7906 Robert Dale Varner Bob Academic Transfer from Sell-Perk . . . likes the farm . . . gets in the way of the elements in chem lah, , , that friendly smile, Boys' Sports Club 33 Sen- ior Transfer. Coll. R.D.32 Coll. 7814 i . T if 6- G' sf? 'E Rithard Williams A rab Ceneral That 31 Ford is ability to ELI good marks easy come easy go swims like a fish Baseball 1 2 3 Boys Clubl 3 Industrial Arts Club Schwcnksville R D 31 Sch 3092 tg? j s- 1 C harles Ross Westley Wes Academic Knows his math has his own rules for basket ba real cool hair cut ping pong wlnz Hall Patrol 2 Junior Play J V Basketball 2 Baseball 2 3 Bandl 2 3 Hi Y 3 Camera Club 1 Band Club 2 Typing., C lub Skippack L cnter Point 3346 George William Ycaglc Bi Gencral C Ts boy lightning on the football field his many fans variety of girls Pres1dcntofA A 3 Foot 2 3 Base all l A A Council Table Cap tain l Boys Sports Club 1 2 3 Industrial A ts Club Coll Coll 7879 I . D ' . . . E ll . . . , I i i ' 4 I . . . V -U. H , 5 . . . . , , Q . - X f . Q . . , , Q 1 3 1 I A - - 3,1 I , z . . 1 , . 'L ' fl , 3. ' 3 in - n I I -4 x W ' ' . . . h' ' ,- ' . . . ' ' ' N W v 4 Q . 5 , , , . , . . . . V Sports Club 23 Camera ball 1, 2, 3g Basketball A 'V ' . Q ' 1. , 5 b . 2. 3: K . .- . , Jr.. A 3. I ' ' i- ' . . ' , ' 5 .. I- -2,,f, ' ' . V lu igiawfgi 'A Q 1 1 - . 7 ' N, 4 432f?l ' 2 2 r X I 7 vw 1 f...J V-af 8 8.5 QNCQQS l Sohfalaf i N9 xy. 3 19 U,X X 6 ef hh' 44 , u,XXd an -ff v E ffxxfx M W -Nw, '- i . . :, I-I , I E 27 an J , a , F1 QQ' Jf M CQ S 2 YS M BO! , K Q, , 1, mf .M z --- Q: ' UL . Q . O N xfiich , Q A M i R , - , N3 l I y Q: N I! .2 E, A Mebihk .asf ' A gf , . ,vq I . ea Af. P D O C nj 93 V El 28 f 1 I . Ci f .0 .Q N ,h I 1 -4-X fa Xxx CTOR Ywi-ef MQTRQS L Sea' S in -aijwi' 7'-i maqf Magna 8 , ww i t C fi I 'A 1 'S ,N Ka -B Hi Qi S 'm . ffm Ai WN ?f ' . I fl A 74 K X ' ff'Qx,.E..3' R 1, 9 VNGELG fxEQlReadl1f 0 68 0 Hs X, I JA eg L N -fh 03N 4'-kg fl ik AK.. Aki' .ff-f I 1 , A 1 L M - f .J ' J V I :J . L ' - ' - ' OL Q18 'x ' R ' 0 X A .:. V A Q ,A A xhfi 2 I 1 L , X A f. ' HAM B. e M Y gy L P ,, 3 a my! -- Cai . , '.lxf5x 4 I i 1 6 : . J . - X ., ' ' - L t xt' 5 29 a -ff .?fiJ'?i ., , f ,4'. ' A . ? A ' . 4-' X. -,,A f-1 - - A f -A ni -- Y V ,. an ' .:wsf.f? ,fmv-21:-again-,,i:..if,fL 4 -'li Wxmw-11:'w M 2' . 1, :v , ,...a.-1 -. . X if I 5 z , .nl li fs ri 4 fs .4 r I A fe- ...---' 9 Q. X, . T 1 , Wiggy and Andes, the Santa was shocked when he saw them BFOWH U19 bh0l'i Order COOK- two 'wood butchers. SENIOR C ASS HISTORY Under Mr. Hackman's guidance our sophomore year proved quite prosperous. Rich Leatherman was elected president and Bill Andes was our vice-president. Our secretary for the year was Becky Francis, with Joan Ledger as treasurer. Among our big projects for the year was the selection of our class rings, which were purchased from the Dieges and Clust Company. Moonlight Sleighride, our successful first dance, was the biggest event of the year. A candy sale and a bake sale followed, both of which helped to improve our financial status. When the following September came, we had gone one notch further in our education and were known as juniors. Mr. Hackman was still guiding and encouraging us. This year Bill Andes filled the office of president while Rich Leatherman served as vice-president. Ginny Hannan took the notes and Joan Ledger paid the bills. How well we remember the day we received our class rings! Following this, we had a bake sale anda record dance. Our profits from the magazine sale greatly in- creased our treasury. The next event was the gala valen- tine dance called Sweethearts Serenade. Gabriel Blow Your Horn, our class play, was a comedy which brought out the class' acting abilities. This was one of the greatest accomplishments thus far. The prom, called Hawaiian Nights was the last occasion of the year and was in honor of the out-going seniors. Irishmen rally at St. Patty's Pleasure -3 H xl ' -... 'limi 1 -O A welcome Sli-ht at Open Center of attraction at Witches' Holiday. Kem glves machme 9' workout, Sassaman sup house ervises. 6 e Aijforg 0 our ri an clafej A6104 fo 51 The year was finally hercl We were now seniors and had many great tasks and responsibilities ahead of us. Our officers for the year included Rich Leatherman, our capable president, Bill Douglass received our votes for vice- presidentg Ginny Hannan was our able secretary, and .loan Ledger was renominated treasurer. With their help and Mr. Hackman's we hoped to have another year of success. The first event of the year was a Hallowe'en dance en- titled Witches' Holiday. There was square and city dancing, and an enjoyable time was had by all. Selling Christmas cards was a big undertaking, but it also proved very profitable. Soon after Christmas we gave the annual ball, Holiday Time. Then once again we had the task of selecting a play. We chose a comedy called The Whole Town's Talking. The great applause and receipts were our rewards for such an excellent production. Tasks were still ahead of us: we had to select name cards and Commencement announcements and had to get the yearbook to press. With time and effort our duties were fulfilled, and the day of graduation was drawing nigh. Class Night, Baccalaureate, Commencement, and parties! We'll never forget those last wonderful times together. Now as we depart, each into his own pathway, we should like to say, We are proud of our lads and our lasses, of honors won in days gone by' 'and you'll find us ready and steady, boosting for our old high' ' Early morning chit-chat. l The whole town's talking ! Chet takes a barrage from Mrs, Simmons Glamorous Ethel wearing etty. her' best smile. .mf ,4 h l E S E N I 0 R P Y Chet's refuge from the big fight. Hi7Ae ?!I!Ao!e jawn ,J fjaflffng H Flapper days were here again as the curtain rose on our senior play, The Whole Town's Talking. None will forget the endless schemes of Henry Simmons as he tried to marry his daughter, Ethel, to his business partner, Chester Binney. Orchids were due to all: our faculty directors, Mr. Pal- omaki and Mr. Yeakelg our student,directors, Faith Flick and Huberta Frenchg and the entire cast. THE CAST Henry Simmons ...... Conrad Hoover Harriet Simmons . . . Rebecca Francis Ethel Simmons . . . .... Peggy Moore Chester Binney . . . . Bernard Didden Letty Lythe .... ..... K ay Moyer Donald Swift . . . . . Clarke Hess Roger Shields . . .... Lane Litka Lila Wilson . . . . . Dolores Hipszer Sally Otis . . . ...... Cora Detwiler Annie ........ . Dolores Cuthbertson Saddie Bloom ....... Huberta French Taxi Driver ...... William Douglass Mr. Lucille Jackson. . Dorothy McCleary The Girls ........... Nancy Choate, Nancy Mennig, Jane Platts r :ffl While Shields and Swift recover Chet stands triumphant Jing llllfl Queen of ilearfi peign af ,UaA1nf1'ne ante. A King and Queen make their entrance. Crownliearc-rs Rich Heielfinger and Eileen Moyer. Bill Douglass and Joan Ledger crowned by Mr. Steinbavh. 77149 ueen unc! gourf lgreifcle af .Staring je5f1'af1'f1'e5. GI. X 0 0 Cs CM: ., 1 iX' .' D A J 6 f This year's May Queen. Cora Detwiler, is crowned by her predecessor, Mimi Plate. Barbara Brown, Wilma Claycomb, Virginia Hannan, Cora Detwiler, Margaret Moore, Cynthia Casscl, and Janet Shainline. iv , ,ff ,J ' . ' . - ' -- --... H, ' - . .V . N . . ,-I' Q, L - . I- x , Y A ' W 5 , X 11' T'fff'e' ---,N 1 JA Ti' ff' A -- . 4 .-ff -'mf f 5- -...rf Q-'A - --1 -K- . Jews, -:gb -.- v 1 fqtx' -1, x . -fha I ..l 'a Q - H 1- U DERCLASSME ... xy DJ Hard uforlvfng frew of fAe goof! .5Ai,9 666- . 35 Zern, Marian Finwood, Sylvia Ruth, ROW lfJack Hartman, Ammon Morgan, Carmella Pasquale, Marie William Hales, Mr. Steinbach, Gerald Hefelfinger,JoanO'Cain, Janet Smith, Betty Choate, Lillian Faulkner, Wilma Claycomb, Sylvia Hipszer. ROW 2ABeverly Robbins, Gail Priday, Cynthia Cassel, Mildred Kindlan, Joyce Stayer, Robert Loest-h, Margaret Moyer, Emma Hoffman, Sondra Miller, Margee Ott, Marie Irvin, Valerie Gates, Janice Stortz, Peter Waldo, Charles Innes. ROW 3-Joan Zeimer, Thomas Cuthbertson, John Crist, Joseph Kane, Robert Kenney, Leslie Young, Craig Kirland, Kenneth Wanner, Milton Riioads, David Ritter, William Scheuren, Raymond Jamison, Richard Fretz, Claire Wolfe. ROW 4-Frank Johannesen, Al- fred Rosser, Eugene Allen, Harold Neumann, Charles Black, James Muche, Donald Beideman, Donald Witman, Kenneth Johnson, Richard Witman, Wayne Moore, Thomas Nolan, John Posen, Bruce Boyer. THE JU IOR CLASS The Class of '55 started its journeyin the senior high division under the superb guidance of Mr. Steinbach. At our first organizational meeting we elected the following student of- ficers: president, Alfred Rosserg vice-pres- ident, William Hales, secretary, Beverly Robbins, treasurer, Sylvia Ruth. These cho- sen four led us through a pleasant and profitable year. Stardust , our first dance, was held on January 24th. We had chosen, as our celebrity for the evening, Buddy Brode from WNAR in Norristown. His renowned popularity drew a great crowd, and we feel certain that all who came enjoyed themselves. Next on our list of projects was a candy sale, which resulted in a good profit for our vault's safe-keeping. Great class teamwork was displayed during this sale. Finally, after debating over several com- panies' rings, we chose those from Josten's. We began our junior year with Mr. Stein- bach remaining as our capable class advisor, After the election of William Hales as the president of our class, Gerald Hefelfinger as our vice-president, Joan O'Cain as secretary, and Sylvia Ruth as treasurer, we undertook the regularly scheduled junior magazine sale. For two weeks the inhabitants of the neigh- boring communities were swamped with our requests to buy magazines, and as luck was with us, we were swamped with almost as many orders. Our rings, which arrived early in the year, officially identified us as the Class of '55 With much regret we bade farewell to Mr. Steinbach at Christmastime. We had grown to respect his worthy advice, and we were very sorry to lose him. However, we were consoled with the thought of his ad- vancement. Mr. Leftwich soon took over the position as our class advisor, and we were quick to realize that we had been fortunate in having had two competent leaders. ln February we gave the annual valen- tine dance, Cupids Capers' at which time Joan Ledger and William Douglass were crowned King and Queen of Hearts by Mr. Steinbach. The committee had kept the sec- ret well and everyone was surprised and delighted to see Mr. Steinbach again. Jimmy Ray and his orchestra entertained for the evening. After considerable speculation, Love Your Neighbor , a comedy in three acts, was chosen as our class play. Finally, the prom held in honor of the soon departing seniors was given to com- plete what we thought was as perfect as a year could be. Now with one year of high school re- maining before us, we are awaiting a sen- ior year filled with as much happiness as this previous one. -1 Rx 1 ! JUNIOR OFFICERS Presxdent W1ll1am Hales Vlce Pres1dent Gerald Hefelfmger Secretary Joan O Ca1n Treasurer Sylvla Ruth Ween? PEL 'gi 54.3 A hlgh hght of our play Another scene from Love Your Nexghbor Hall patrol., Class PICFIIC at Montgomery County Park. 'B Frog man Kane' 40 Y 37 ,lf I ROW 1- Kathryn Smith, Dorothy Hefelfinger, Judy Canfield, Janet Hunsworth, Mary Sell, Joan Hipszer, Jack Bachman, Mr. Yeakel, Joseph Horvath, Janet Shainline, Mary Patterson, Alice Edwards, Sally Galt, Emily Williams, Dolores Fretz. 'ROW 2-Donald Diehl, Lois Rosica, Faye Russell, Marion Chendorain, Mary O'Cain, Florence Funk, Shirley Kenney, Jeanette Ziegler, Arlene Westley, Loretta Tyson, Alice Moyer, Peggy Waltemyer, Joan Shorley, Joan Hastings, Peggy DiDomenico. ROW 3-David Price, Philo- mena Laudato, Patricia Muche, Nancy McDonnell, Theresa Lochetto, Robert Stevens, Laura Warliga, Earl Wagner, Merrill Yocum, Henry Haitz, William Sorenson, Barbara Brown, Grace Lyon, Justine Shirey. ROW 4- Charles Moyer, Arnold Liskey, John Dennis, MasonCraig, Patricia Wells, Gunnar Rambo, Kathryn Hilles, Peggy Lutz, Robert Blizzard, Kenneth Snyder, Paige Liskey, Arthur Landes, Richard Franks. ROW 5-Richard Thompson, Glen Haldeman, Theodore Hawkins, Peter Colwell, Alan Moore, Paul Miller, Edward Regar, Robert Opperman, Gary Stillwell, Durrell Bean, Marlene Bergey, Eileen Neumann, Nancy Poper, Ruth Fenstermacher. THE SCDPHCMORE CLASS The Sophomore Class was organized under the capable direction of Mr. Yeakel. During the first weeks of school we elected the following efficient class officers: President, Jack Bachmang Vice-President, Joseph Hor- vathg Secretary, Janet Shainlineg Treasurer, Joan Hipszer. In the early part of November we began a very profitable sale of school sweat shirts in both the High School and in the Ele- mentary Grades. Immediately after the start of the new year we conducted a very successful record dance, January Jump . Bob Horn, noted disc jockey for WFIL-TV, was master of ceremonies. Much credit is given to him and the committees for making the dance such a success. ln early spring we selected our class rings which we plan to have delivered early next September. We closed a busy year with the annual Sophomore Class candy sale. The class is looking forward to our re- maining years at C-T with the hope that they will be as enjoyable as the year through which we have just passed. SOPHOMORE OFFICERS President ............ Jack Bachman Vice-President ..... Joseph Horvath Secretary ..... . . . Janet Shainline Treasurer . . . . . Arlene Westley 'S' f. P- . 4 , -Anvil ' 4 i -, sa ' , Fr'f1-2153-T 3339 l 1 I5 lliwS,, f , .4 .MR , 1 Y ink' , .L s 1' xrq' -f 59- , ' ' if ' , - 4 'i FRESHMAN C LASS 9A ROW 1- Maureen Musselman, Dorothy Ramsey, Judy Brown, Paul Davis, Mr. Leftwirh, Diana Rosser, Patriria Sullivan, Paul Saylor, Richard Niehol. ROW2- Nellie Keyser, Doris MeDonnell, Kathryn Shainline, Bernadette Korszniak, Dolores Pasquale, Clarke Gregory, Edward Asbert, William Remig, Stanley Pet- roski. ROW 3 -William Sehmidt, Elwood Lee, Kenneth Miller, Bernard Everetts, Sarah Creager, Dorothy Hearn, Lois Beyer, Betty Jane Muehe. ROW4 -Walton Stanley, John Connelly, Thomas Hitc'hc'oek, Ridgway Kennedy, Robert Miller, Donna Poley, June Coburn. ROW 5fDavid Jones, Robert Malason, Ray Ziegler, Robert Winkle. FRESHME m4 CLASS QA QFHCERS 9B OFFICERS President Walter Brennan Vice-President Doris Longaker Secretary Betty Price . Treasurer Judy Brown , ' C3I'Olyn Cope President l Paul Davis Vice-President ,- Diana Rosser R: Secretary Patricia Sullivan -' Treasurer FRESHMAN CLASS 9B ROW l-Anita Johnson, Jean Waltemyer, Betty Priee, Walter Brennan, Miss Berger, Doris Longaker, Caro- lyn Cope, Joanne Yorgey, Miriam Spare. ROW 2-Helen Beideman, Franeis Petroski, Pearl Miller, Judy Styer, Wesley Reiff, Donald Rogers, Charlotte Mennig, Melinda Colwell, Caroline Platehek. ROW 3- June Robbins, Edgar Naee, Anne Seattergood, Murray O'Cain, John Minniek, Edward Mathieu, Margaret Seaman, Barbara Compton. ROW 4-Thomas Kilmartin, Courtney Davis, Robert Lehman, Carol Higby, Joaehim Eisenblaetter. Lawrenre Heebner, Samuel Christy, Martha Hadfield, Durell Kratz, Charles Murray. Y B A A fi nfl y.,,3,i I I 1 7 L- 1 Q , I 5 o zdp-'A:' ' 1' ,it ' ' ur fi .:- ' - . 'Q is f . 1 532-9 - ,,,-2 O-7:5 'bu EIGHTH GRADE ROW 1- Miss Kozelnicky, Sandra Detwilf-r, Joann Lvflar, Lawrf-nr'e Erb, Edward Horli, Mary liefvlfinger, Robert McCleary, Elaine Bauman, Jose-ph Hastings, Bri1c'eNaf,,fy, Alan Lindsay, Robert Ziegler, Mr. Hunter. ROW 2-Franees Detwiler, Tera Childress, Lorie Cole, Harriett Wiest, .Ianiee Sweetwood, Charlotte MC- Cormack, Thomas Cressman, Douglas Mr'Lean, Ronald Hunsieker, Nanree Rambo, Nanry Grubbs, Virginia Platehek ROW 31 Gloria Kenney, Barbara Stanley, Raymond Smith, David Bates, William Robbins, Eliot Kaplan, Patricia Borneman, Harold Wf-Liver, William Wiest, J0hllWllf'fiK, Wesley Zollers. ROW 4 f Stephen Riggs, William Miller, Nanry Lytle, Nira DeAng.1c-li, Wz1yneColflvsli, Doris Lehman, Pamela Dennis, Wilson Baker, Ted Yost, Nancy Fidler. ROW 5- Milton Landes, Alan Miller, Frank Moss, Robert Ma1'Farland. EIGHTH GRADE SA orrictizs . ss OFFICERS President President Harold Weaver , Tera Childress Vice-President I Vice-President Virginia Platchek Robert Mac Farland Secretary Secretary Sandra Detwiler Elaine Bauman Treasurer Treasurer Harriett Wiest Barbara Stanley Talking UWT mp ddyx hamwmmw. Relaxing: at lun:-h-time. Spaghetti is on the menu today' 1 , ,.-t. ?M, fi, . xi - , .415 wif f SEVENTH GRADE ROW 1AM1ss Rittenhouse, Kathryn Sullivan, Douglas Ewing, Barry Stevens, Henrietta Wagner, Virginia Thomas, Barbara Bilmhs, William Moyer, Sharon Fuqua, Richard Saylor, Miss Roseiola. ROW 2- Judith Miller, Norma H1-sr-, Gladys Faulkner, Gail Malason, Miriam Livergood, Emmett Madira, Pennovk Carlile, George Moyer, .If seph Reit-liert, Daniel Miller, Clarenre Blair HOW 3-Robert Er-k, Evelyn Mora, Nancy Hadley, Hose Yf-rut-y, Alec Clawson, Gloria Thomas, Lon Riggs, Carl Hipszer, Rirhard Mlnnirk, Dean Hess. ROW4- L.eon:1Doi'sey,Jo21nRelter, Sandra Ziegler, Constanve Cor son, Edward Snovel, Albert Walte- myer. William Youngltlood, Betsy Yost, Mary Kleintop. SEVE TH GRADE 7A OFFICERS A W' 7B OFFICERS President Dean Hess Vice-President Richard Minnick Secretary Judy Miller Treasurer Henrietta Wagner President Gladys Faulkner Vice-President Sandra Ziegler Secretary Leona Dorsey Treasurer George Moyer Albert, telling an interesting tale. An Hatter-school' get-iO-gf2fhf'f- ,' , vw-P1 A its ' Li, wx -Af nf -4. emo' 1 5' ' ri Wh! ' 1-QVC' --., ' 4: - .. - :V If 14 5 HOLADPX, Q-' '1'-1 qi ' 4 V11 Li' 'Tig '. 'yn 1' :Lx SU fU 'U 'U v , XTLHL UL 'Hard-wrmrkmg gals. bc-fora' the J'mu.1ry Jump f Pls W s . ' 7 Riff ,J 4.1-1.g,,f-- -,V , , A --2' A-,., 1 .I 4 A J .jf I Q T1 5' 1' 'A' I T Q . Lv , gr x A J fs' E d 1 4' ' 51? 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Franris, 0 Olll' Jr Gal' Enthuslastlc crowd at a pep rally Part of the cast of the mln btrel show M Campbell presented v1v1d 1mpersonat1onofL1n coln 47 Folk songs by one ofthe Mexstersmgers ,Cyn QFD MON quale UB gg-5 Mennlg' Pain am Harman Gulf- CL PM L2 u Y p Sfnllh W 4 s Mxl er Blbho Haleb RO Fxxcky Bglley emerl MXQD Wpbzer Donnell Stow at Funk Fey ewnpruoiimen Mcsmvef neg B911 :Exon scxeaim ovijmqfouxmdn wen ey W Bar 1 G -Z SNY Hman :aff ROW ROW m W nwood H19 x Mover RU Roblllnb 3 nwm ROWS MOYPY Nou ner K' GLEE CLUB Composed entlrely of Semor Hlgh School glrls the Glee Club under the dlrectlon of Mlss Mxller contrlbutes gene for at P T A meetmgs and assemblles throughout the year A most lmpresslve contrlbutlon IS the Candlellght SGIVICB at Chrlstmastlme The annual sprxng concert a very colorful and dellghtful event IS eagerly looked forward to by everyone DANCING CLUB n r Domm noilefg L-eliwlch Shalful Maxhxeu rn ygorszmalge Davlb ne-1 C0 9 DANCING CLUB Members of the Danung Club have been learmng d1fferent t ypes of ballroom and socxal dancing under the dlrettlon of Mrs Geoffrey Dolman The Fox Trot Walt Mexltan Hat D z anne Polka and Jxtterbug are several dances thls Ll b Y atchlng partners were em ployed M1ss ROSCIOIQ a d n Mr leftwlch are Club sponsors 0 3 Robe' was ef Abbat wxtgivzmche ?oleY K O petri? x Kowa P' WJ BQYQT hfXS Kia Nhllff ROW 21 :gnnlg Cffffrexbompxon ROW Sxyer K9 o Cam ROW A U 9 naaneld Wx L tp- ff 4' i I v . 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Ba!-yOU yup man xx M xknef wmmey D h Kenney Hgh tponnen Here Fan we ocam Srml Hxneg FYPQ Shop Dxdde ts- 0 H x X fanc Warvba Lochett Hubhe RO Ledger W 3 o Pflday W 2. a R MOOYQ 20 Menmg Mogn ROWA new TYPING AND C RED AND GOLD STAFF Our s D AND GOLD IS printed b1 weekly The news staff under Mlss Whltney s guldance secures the news whlch keeps the students 1nformed of th varlous actlvltxes Mr Ieftwlch IS ln charge of the feature artxcles whlch add splce to the paper Thls worthwlle organ 1zat1on trles to present 1 nterestmg and ln formatlve materlal to the readers chool newspaper PHE Rh T FUNDS 1 affairs for all student orgam zauons are handled thro h ug C T Funds and reported monthly to the School Board FIDHHCIH Member or toward speed and accuracy on the keyboard They learn proper letter forms and f or recreatxon make decoratlve deslgns Both clubs are u d n er the sponsorshlp of Mlss Major S of the Pyplng Club w k bei-150D FUNDS n are Cu' gheb UB AND C T d er Ionnwn vga weslley TYPXNG CL 2 new he g on H00 hflg' o H 30 Conxh O C31 never pull? A Yau n rn Cabcfy ROW3 lrvx Z9 xev W 1 cnendoratxw mah? Shot o an R 155 Masol' FY n md McDonnell Sea ,P .gr il' ,. Y'-4 1 Z9 4 174 , - . -1-xr! - SZ AVIATION CLUB .73l as , I HOW l-Murray, Kaplan, Hastings, Riggs, Erb, Eck. ROW 2fCres.sman, Landes, MacFarland, B. Stevens. ROW 3- Kennedy, Smith, Yost, Lehman. ROW 4-Wiest, R. Stevens, W. Miller, Waltemyer, A. Miller, Petroski, Reichert, Everetts, Mr. Miller, Hipszer, D. Miller, Hess, Moyer. AVIATION CLUB Under the direction of Mr. Miller, the Aviation Club arouses and cultivates the aeronautical interests of its members. By the use of films and pictures much can be learned about aviation. Such things as the effect of- weather conditions, landing and timing procedures, and various other things pertinent to aeronautics. are studied. GAMES CLUB Keeping in mind the proper rules for the different games, members of the Games Club, under the supervision of Mr. Stein- bach, try to improve their playing techniques and to learn new ones, This year they have spent much time on card games, especially canasta and pinochle. They also participated in checkers and chess tournaments. GAMES CLUB la Moore ROW 2 Innes Waldo Loesch, Mr ROW 1eDennis, Landes, Colwell, Nolan, Bar' .man, 1. - . , , . Steinbach, Blizzard. Colflesh, Diehl, Lindsay. ROW3fCrist, Bean, Litka, Scheuren, Rhoads,Kirland Horvath. ROW 4-Craig, Rosser, Regar, Boyer, Young, Moyer. Q - 1 50 we if in ll it x.. .X 5 f --' -A ' S-- fa If x . -- - 8 'D cQ 1. 9' l,, GIRLS' SPORTS C LU B ROW 1-Wells, Lehman, Westley. ROW 2- Bergey, Frenrh, Waltemyer, Rosica. ROW 3-Moyer, Zeimer, Wolfe, Hilles, Lochetto, Miller. ROW 4-Tyson, Hips7er, Choate, Ziegler, Shainline, Miss Rittenhouse, Russell, O'Cain, Galt, Smith, Hunsworth. GIRLS' AND BOYS SPORTS CLUBS The girls under the guidance of Miss Rittenhouse and the boys under Mr. Hack- man's supervision enjoy activities including the major and some minor sports. This is one of the largest and most popular clubs in the school. After the early season of foot- ball and'girls' hockey, an alternating pro- gram in the gym enables the boys to engage BOYS' SPORTS CLUB in basketball, wrestling, and volleyball, bas- ketball and badminton. The spring sports, baseball and softball, finish the year. The Sports Clubs teach the students the rules, regulations, and sportsmanship in the various games, which are necessary to the development of a well-rounded personality. ROW l- Leatherman, Ritter, Hartman, Morgan. ROW 2-Opperman, Douglass, Hawkins, Allen, Wagner. ROW 3- Neumann, Muche, Korszniak, Yeagle, Fenstermacher, Hefelfinger, McDonnell. ROW 4-Wan- ner, Black, Clarke, Varner, Weigner, McManus, Lyon. ROW 5- Beideman, Galt, Andes, Mr. Hack- man, Reiff, Marshman. -.-K.. 'll-tip' G ! 'ZFX OB Q Creagef v Lehnyafh iBRARY CLUB now zfviaichek' Li n. BYOW Mawson' 01 Mr Yeakei, COW' . 'Kev Spare, 1 Cafl' ilifneyf NEEDLEWORK CLUB LIBRARY CLUB One word, Service , clearly describes the purpose of the Library Club. The members repair books, catalogue and review new books, serve as student librarians, and in general try to keep the library in proper condition. All instructions in the care and use of the library are given by Mr. Yeakel, sponsor of the club. Composed of Junior High girls, interested in learning all the different types of needle- work, the members of this club were kept very busy making such things caps, mittens, afghans, and rugs. Taught to knit, crochet, and embroider by their able sponsor, Miss Whitney, many useful items were made during the past year. Qxev H1351 w VW, K CLUB I BO NEEDLE-WOR wagner' Fuqua t ev Thomas' Whi U ' imbe- Fauwuer' ' DOYSQY, heli- ifsuivvan' Stanievf PWC ROW eu maiev, De Ang- ' -1 ,T ,hgnv . ,,f1' 1' CE CLUB Rxggs r 2 MOYQTS Snovex mam. SCYEN bbs Wm NA penn Cowon bO Bl an Berger Ram m ne Mx'-,Q Grubb'-5 BOY r Weaver K9 xef uman Ba n 'Z-ollefb veg 1 neienmeef Ba uenema ROW Yost QY exdeman Yoriale Wxxcox Q YQ:-fmlop Pag NATLI RA A very enjoyable Club for thoselnt xn nature th erested e Sclenee Club Ber e under Mlss g r s sponsorshlp studles the character 1st1cs of dlfferent ammals and plants by means of strxp fllms and observatlon The study of the stars was an lnterestlng portlon of thls year s work Hlk8S ln warm weather also add to the enjoyment of the Club mem bers L SCIENCE CLU B ROW 3 HOME NURSING CL UB Future nurses of Amerlca are gettlng a good start m our club period Mrs Dorothy Thalmer R N the school nurse IS teacmng the girls 1n thls club how to make beds accordmg to hospltal rules how to take temperatures and pulse rates and how to make pat1ents more comfortable Edwards Cmld NUnSxNG CLUB UM HOME t Has' W 2 ow 3 Ox Leilaf RO R gale' Mora ey bon He'-.S od 11011. 1- almer Uvergo Pwmsf-:Y Mft' sweelwood I hnson C039 Deiwlxer ce 0 s Pflday W 1 PM , K F Detwxggser Robbms R255 McC0fL'T:gyer Fxdler r J my 1' 4 ,I L. ff? x -. , A at N D I ' 1 . D , . , , 1 l 1 v Y' L I 1 ., A . ' v . . - X ' 7 , v v M. B . v 54 1 y . , - Y l Ol 1 I I . . . ' ' ' , ' ,. . , . I , - . ' Y . . 9 f Y f , , f ' , ' 'iii V , '. h , . 1 ' 7 . 'u Vp A, Lk . , U 1' . . , . . X n A - k w,rmW.,, 1 7 A 1 1 ' , . 1 , I I , V ul n ' 1. C lugs' Lyo , . 9 X U, 5, , J U X' .- ' 1 , 34' A y ,L ' 1 1 f -I , ., X ' - i - -' J qv, V D Q A 53 la - K nfl Ll BOYS' COOKING C LU B W i ROW 1-Fretz, Jamison, Moore, R. Witman, D. Witman, Miss Kozelnicky,Stillwell, Hunsicker. ROW 2-Hales, Kane, Kenney, Thompson, Haldeman, P. Liskey, Miller, Rambo, Snyder, Yocum, A. Liskey, Sassaman, Franks. CRAFTS CLUB This club, under the direction of Mr. Hunter, is for boys in the senior high who desire to do shop work outside of regular classes. Striving to teach the use of the hands as well as of the mind, it offers to its mem- bers the choice of working with wood or with metal. BOYS' COOKING CLUB The purpose of this clubis to help the boys appreciate what a task cooking really is. Miss Kozelnicky has taught the members of the club to make desserts, to use correct measurements, to wait on tables and to make Christmas cookies. Later they hope to learn to carve meat. CRAFTS CLUB ROW 1-McC1eary, Minnick, Ewing, Madira, Saylor. ROW 2- B. Nichol, Kilmartin, R. Nichol, Blair, Mr. Hunter, Clawson, K. Miller, Lee, Schmidt. ROW 3-Stanley, Heebner, Malason, R. Miller. 54 -.q BOOSTER CLUB ROW 1-Warliga, Fretz. ROW 2-Poper, Miss Tyson, Fenstermacher. ROW 3-Hefelfinger, Muche Laudato. BOOSTER CLUB Members of the Booster Club endeavor, under the able leadership of Miss Tyson, to promote school spirit by means of an in- formed student body. Among their many activities are: arrangement of exhibits for various departments, advertisement of all class and school functions, care of the school bulletin board, promotion of athletic events, and placement of signs advocating neatness and care throughout the building. CAMERA CLUB CAMERA CLUB The main purpose of the Camera Club is to teach the members the basic fundamentals of photography. Under the able direction of Mr. Palomaki the members gain experience in developing, printing, and enlarging. This year the members experimented with trick photography and found it both interesting and profitable. ROW 1-Canfield, Minnick, B. Brown, L. Brown, Gates, Mr. Palomaki. ROW 2-Gregory, Reiff, DiDomeniC0, Williams, Sorenson, Patterson, Johannesen, Youngblood. 5 l-Am X' pn F ,ka K 'V' I. if C W 1 Mr Leiiwl h05 mm RO Hug neufel' Cam Fauumegsen Brown Sc QW tman Johann 1 SENIOR HALL PATROL A ND TABLE CAPTAINS Under the faculty supervlslon of M1ss Tyson NLISS Berger and Mr Leftwlch the Semor Hlgh Hall Patrol functions at change of classes t every o malntam order through out the halls The Semor Hlgh Area Table Capta1ns d1r ected by M1ss Tyson help to mamtam order each day at lunch wh pa en the students are SSIDQ from the cafeterla f' T me: c APT MHS ow 2 TAB PATROL ND R r as Serge tz M AL-L hman Hafxmagugxwhefkbon Pre H Le 3 sENx0P- MGB M155 Tysonvrtdw R0 Hpszer Mluerth Klndxan mb L ch Clayco aS5eL Ru JUNIOR HALL PA TROL AN E CAPTAI NS To dlrect trafflc and to keep nolse and congestlon at a m1n1mum wh1le the Semor Hxgh classes are ln sesslon are the mam dunes of the .Iumor Htgh Hall Patrol As for the Area Capta1ns xt IS functxon t thelr speclal o see that the cafeterxa IS and clean D TABL me CAPT P-'NS we it Wm B W 2 Rex afm' Qmaox. P-ND TA Nhss Berea' Rouenman Wm Lb r surlxoil HLGH BA Ye owns n aytem ,zxeglef P r Betdema C DaVlS stu Longake 3 Wgw eifo RO h 20 M, Leikwxcxgullxvan Mat L ROW nhne Q A 56 1 X I 9 X YN . .-A . ,M A , . , ' . , ' w ' ' ' ,HDV . 1 ' 1 L Y L n W ' s, I , . ., 'w ' A ' ' AX, - . P ' - -, ' ' . , r - , - . 1 , , 4' ' 'ff A, 1f .1 sms , U I , Alf , fr- f Robbmsf L We , -A I, A , 4 - ,. f . I tc , ' L. h C, ' 'L s D .-lv ' 1 x ' . A , N- ' 4 ff . 1 ' 1 2 Q Q ' X A L V . . ' rt , X if -rf I SN una' org- Ga telimger Har ROW 1 sgweufe Kei Hales The H1 Y IS a h1gh school organlzatlon afflllated wnth the Y M C A Its purpose IS to create ma1nta1n and extend throughout the home school and commumty hlgh stand ards of Chrxsuan character Sponsored by Mr Leftwxch the club meets regularly on the first three Monday nlghts of every month w1th many speclal act1v1t1es planned through out the school year A W 2 Cut 4, Hx Y Nolan Rlgestld Craig nz xsflef itwxch Bm 9' we L2 own ter U09 M ROW 3 Br Q Fi-917.1 as Ka e Rhoa hbeffson To create malntaxn and extend through out the home school and commumty h1gh standards of Chr1st1an character IS the purpose of th1s group of glrls under the leadershlp of Mxss Kozelnlcky Thxs year they have completed several worthwhlle pro jects had SOC18l evenlngs Wh1Ch lncluded swlmmlng dlscusslons and a Mother Daughter Banquet 1n the sprxng ow 2 Moyer ptans Fenster Y W 3 TPA Hx lmclvl Cabsexxtx Mora Rzrancls' wo Mxss 14-Ole ef Menn K. Moyer E W A Moyer 1 Heie m R0 Detwxlel' M dwards G X ca, TYSOH mainline' FMSSQU' E new O51 th' 5 - gxef' wn, Wes ,gunswof , 'Lie , Bro Row 1 rljf Waliemggjgtings' Luglxthberif-On' MCCXCB Hiue'5v e Fi-enilhv macherylensl Moo' ' . popefx '- ' X X 3 . F C , u -'U -ff y Au. . . g f --Y in T , -1 ' A , G .2 xt 'I 'Thani JDJ-g, -, 191- 5 517-f- 'iff 531 +3 wt. sl H: Q,lH5u. 1 w s TMS w gin! 'milfs Q- are-e FQ X4 Xu Mdfff 286' Sr-NOX' BAND ROW 1-Tyson, Rosser, Hannan, Moore. ROW 2-Dixon, Pearlstine, Platts, Hoch. ROW 3-Barron, Shoe- maker, Ziegler, Connelly, Cressman, Hipszer. ROW 4-Johannesen, S. Kenney, Hartman, G. Kenney, R. Kenney. ROW 5-Miss Miller, Witman, Nace, Hess, Stortz, Westley, Landes. 58 BAND Smartly outfitted in bright red and gold uniforms, the C-T. Band is a growing organization deserving the pride and support of the school. With Miss Miller as directress, the band has developed new drills and learned many different marches, in addition to working on music suitable for formal pres- entation. A highly organized practice schedule has been put into effect. Pupils in the lower grades are being trained for future bands. The band's major projects after football season are the Open House program, a part in the PTA Fun Nite, and, for the first time, a joint Band-Glee Club concert. It is expected that, in June, awards will be made to members showing good attendance records and proficiency in music. Drum section at rehearsal. I cs mf' ' I k. 4 l:,,y y'. I 'lv 1 x . fl-af 'J .-Q-annul.: , Sogvxtlf ,447 -J. 5 'xx , , 'av .f'Y- z, -.. .i. ' Lil!!! , ' '-V' , ii -Y . I , ' 'si' ' ' ' 't1g.:v,'2s, v fn , - -- 5, , .ak Lx 515, SPQRTS . .. un an enferfainmenf for fAe Crew 59 i ROW 1-McManus, Hefelfinger, Brennan, Scheuren, Jamison, Connelly, Hitchcock, Horvath, Sorenson Yocum Haitz, Saylor, Remig. ROW 2-Ziegler, Bachman, Davis, Thompson, Rosser, Reiff, Litka, Colwell, Hawkins, Hales, Brown, Kane, Rhoads. ROW 3-Hess, McCleary, Hartman, Mr. Hackman, Muche, Clarke, Beideman, Nolan, Weigner, Douglass, Yeagle, Opperman, R. Stevens, B. Stevens. X 4. Hales 5 1-r. . Q1 f o Q x AI ' I'-, , ,- J, x ' sg ai. ac? . X Q . 1 X McManus Nolan , Hefelfinger 1 I ' ', i1dfw'li lug '- V Y . ov ' f L, e Xu I ' K' .I 1 Douglass X ' Yocum Reiff l, X z Litka 60 Yeagle . X Q. al Clarke Q 1.5 Weignev' L Warm up time. 135' 1-. ,. , u ' 5 4 .4 1 it .1 , 1, M C.T. boys ugang up' onthe oppo ., y 4 ,. J fl , ,vez 'ag - - ffl A FOOTB Future stars wait for their chance The 1953 edition of the CI-T, ll, S. football team had more ups and downs than a mountain- climber. Winning every other game, they finished with a .500 season, Coach Hackman built his team around the three co-captains, Clarke at guard, McManus, quarterback and field general, and Yeagle, hard-running lialfback. The latter was given favorable mention by area coaches for his numerous long gains. Our eight-game schedule, which included five night games, illustrated the increasing trend in high schools towards after-dark football. The season opened at Lower Moreland with a 20-0 set- back, followed the next week by a triumph at Norco, The loss followed by a win set a pattern that was followed throughout the fall. The team played a variety of schools in a wide radius of the school, including Upper Dublin, Jenkintown, Wyomissing, and West Reading. Our best scoring effort was a 38-25 victory at Wyomissing in a thrilling wide-open contest, while the bruising Royersford game was by far the hardest loss. The year came toathrilling climax as the C-T lads resoundingly thurnped Schwenks- ville. IQ-T Date Opponent 331 4? ' Sept. 19 Lower Moreland Z , , Sept. 25 North Coventry ', Oct. 2 Jenkintown X' Oct. 10 Wyomissing f -' Oct. 17 Royersford Oct. 24 Upper Dublin X 5 Oct. 30 West Reading 1' Nov. 7 Schwenksville They 22 474 28 00 3? . , T 7 25 . 13 61 BOYS' ASKETB LL The '54 Colonels provided a thrilling season full of surprise upsets and defeats. Ending the season with seven wins and seven losses, the Colonels won the right to represent the league in Class B playoffs by defeating Spring City, However, Bristol proved to be a formidable opponent in the play-offs by defeating the C-T boys in a hard-played game. One of the most dramatic events of the season was the final game against West Potrsgrove when Carl Weigner, captain of the Colonels, burned up the court and won the league scoring champion- ship. The small gyms of the league gave the C-T basketeers the most trouble. Losing only two games on the home floor, the boys dropped a one point decision at Royersford, came out three points short at West Pottsgrove and five behind at Spring City. Although we dropped two apiece to Upper Perk and Boyertown, our hustling boys made it a contest all the way. On the other side we took two from North Coventry, two from Schwenksville and one apiece from Spring City, Royersford, and West Pottsgrove, three really thrilling games. Each individual member of the team played an important part in the season, and all deserve a big hand. Date They Feb. 2 Upper Perkiomen 53 70 y , Feb. 5 Boyertown 42 50 Z5 Feb. 9 Upper Perkiomen 50 63 Dec' 18 Facjtio 29 Feb. 12 Schwenksville 46 34 DCC' 30 Alumni 39 Feb. 16 North Coventry 53 51 Jan' 8 Boyertown S2 Feb. 19 Royersford 52 50 Jan. 15 scnwenksviiie lis Feb' 23 Spring City 36 41 J ' ' Feb. 26 West Pottsgrove 58 38 an. 19 North Coventry 42 Mar 2 ,Spring City 41 28 Jan. 22 Royersford 50 Mars ,Briqol ' 57 69 Jan. 26 Spring City 45 ' A 4 - Jan. 29 West Pottsgrove 63 TOIHIS 1020 955 BOYS' BASKETBALL 'Play off game ROW 1-Mr. Hackman, McManus, Clarke, Galt, Fenstermacher, Weigner, Didden, Hefelfinger, Litka, Rhoads, Yeagle. ROW 2-Fretz, Murray, Hartman, Scheuren, Craig, Sorenson, Wagner, Dennis, Nace. Q i L z?53QCols To Reach PlaY0ffS Sgt Q9 W G5 IN 2D HALF Q8'4oyq4Q., 0 41 28 WIN XQQx,Y 9,1tf 11 COXS DDQ u e elgner Scores as Cols Beat CMS Deieal Norco, rung City 66 15 h 51' on Late huh W, SQMBS 25 5 0 als Ile Wnef '5' . efqf f Bh12bt I - 66' 7' ieflt S Host Pirates C? I 9 0 S K 1 , o 1 ' . Q PS, -1- A -- -2- - 4 6' 2 ff Q7 'I 1' 511312 ',,'f'.J.Q N ,-4-, 7 ' Qffk 424 -511121 '- : ' Q9 15' V ,Q . J ' ' -. 33 ' T 5 .fl - -' ' , 9 . - ge :QD i A 0 . :ze-s -' I Cl -I' -- I , ' ' X f g . I 1 1, .-up 1 'Y u 7' -:HH 1 ' , h r xx! Q , ' A f ' f ' ' f ' ' 0 X f , W X senile '11 n I J 5 . f J Q 5 , ' ' K! T S a fy - ale ne Jamis Sorens -n .mm -C-F BASEBALL 1953 BASEBALL SCORES Date Opponent We T hey April 7 Boyertown J April 9 Sehwenksville -1 Ball four coming up. April 13 Upper Perkiomen 2 April 15 North Coventry 9 April 20 Royersford 3 April 23 West Pottsgrove 0 April 27 Spring City 0 April 30 North Coventry 3 May 4 lioyertown 1 May 7 Sehwenksville 13 May 11 Royersford 3 May 14 West Pottsgrove 3 May 18 Upper Perkiomen 1 May 21 Spring City 12 I954 BASEBALL SCHED Ready to catch A ny' Date Opponent Where March 29 Boyertown away April 1 Seliwenksville home April 5 Upper Perkiomen away April 7 North Coventry home April 20 Royersford home April 22 West Pottsgrove away April 26 Spring City home April 29 North Coventry away May 3 lloyertown home May 6 Seliwenksville away May 10 Royersford away May 13 West Poltr-sgrove home Safe at Second' May 17 Upper Perkiomen home May 20 Spring City away BASEBALL on ROW 1-Williams, McManus, Clarke, Yeagle, Korszniak, Westley, Weigner, Litka, Nolan. ROW 2 Craig s, Ka , ' on, Scheuren, Opperman, Horvath, Mr. Hackman. ROW3-Wagner,Yocum Lyon if i ,gl as .,. gg CHEERLEADERS Hunsworth, Rosica, Detwiler, Moyer, Russell, Mora. ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION CHEERLEADERS Membership to the Athletic Association is obtained by purchasing an A, A. ticket, Members are admitted free to all home ath- letic events. The Council constitutes the group of officers elected by the student body to run the association under the careful sup- ervision of Mr. Howard B. Keyser, Mr. Hackman, and Miss Rittenhouse. Funds are raised in various ways such as: dances, bake sales, candy sales, and suppers. A.A-COUNCIL. These peppy gals, led by Miss Kozel- nicky, have really got it when it comes to leading our cheers. They have supported all our games well and should be congratulated for raising the spirit needed to help our fellows get out and win. Whenthegirls real- ized that new uniforms were needed, they had a successful dance and they also sold those cute little C-T, pups, A ROW 1-Mr. Keyser, Clarke, Hannan, Kane, Mora, Miss Rittenhouse. ROW 2-Innes, Mennig, Cuth- bertson, Francis, French, Moyer, McManus, Mr. Hackman. r 65 VARSITY HOCKEY September 15 C-T. - 2 Lansdale - 4 After practicing every morning at 7A.M,, our girls played their first game, September 17 C-T. - 5 Phoenixville-2 The team played a good game which was C-T.'s victory. September 24 C-T. - 2 Boyertown - 4 Because of the bleachers erected on our hockey field, the team played Boyertown on Ursinus' field. Since both teams had the same colors, it was a must to remove our tunics. We surely turned out to be ubloomer girls' that day. October 1 C-T.-0 West Pottsgrove - 3 lt was a tough game that our girls lost, but the spirit was still there. October 8 C-T.-3 North Coventry - 3 After losing several games, C-T, was deter- mined to wing since that goal could not be at- tained, we settled for a tie. gg October 15 C-T. - 2 Upper Perkiomen- 6 Facing the largest school in the league, C-T. again was defeated. October 22 C-T. - 1 Royersford - 4 Unfortunately, we lost to our closest rivals. November 2 C-T. - O Schwenksville- 5 Another game that was played on Ursinus' field and lost to our rivals up the creek. November 5 C-T. - 1 Spring City - 2 The last game of the season was played on the coldest day. Although we lost, we showed our fighting spirit by giving Spring City ahard time. Members of the hockey team that will gradu- ate this year are: Captain, M. Moyer, P. Moore, K, Moyer, B, Francis, J. Ledger, C, Detwiler, V. Hannan, B, Mora, H, French, D.Cuthbertson, C, Barron, D, Hipszer, J. Flatts, J. i3ishop,and manager, N. Mennig. is 'ED X?-sr' VARSITY HOC KEY ROW 1- French, A. Moyer, Detwiler, M. Moyer, Ledger, Hannan, Hefellinger. ROW 2- Miss Rittenhouse, Lutz, K. Moyer, Moore, I-lipszer, Mennig. 0 G 1- D ,,,.u-sl Q J.V. HOC KEY ROW 1-Miller, Ziegler, Tyson, Rosser, Hipszer, Shainline, Galt, Edwards, Platts, Mora. ROW 2-Miss Rittenhouse, Bishop, Wells, Poper, Francis, Barron, Cuthbertson, Hastings, Sullivan. Our JV girls had a much better season than the varsity and all played quite well. Nancy Men- nig was their captain. Next year we are looking forward to seeing these JV's as varsity and we expect some exciting games. X, X C-X cm V xml: o tp 'E CQ , X. , f .lgxwxk QA.. Let's get that ba1l.' That's the way to go, Joan! Jnvgs on the ball M, A C-'IQ -- 2 -l lioycrtown f, C'-'I' -- 3 - l North Coventry 5 . 4'-f C'-'I', -- 1 -1 Upper Pcrkiomen C-'IQ -- 3 - O Roycrsford C-'IQ ,.-- U - 0 Schwcnksvlllc C-T. -- 1 - 2 Spring City 67 .Six GIRLS' BASKETBALL ROW 1-Hefelfinger, Moore, Mora, Ledger, M. Moyer, French, K. Moyer, A. Moyer. ROW 2- Lutz, Rosser, Sullivan, Canfield, Galt, Hastings, Ziegler, Shirey, Mennig, ROW 3-Miss Rittenhouse, Francis, Cuthbertson, Shainline, Hipszer, Detwiler, Barron, Fenstermacher, Bishop, Wells, Edwards. GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL Our varsity girls fought hard in every game, but won only two. Our captain was Huberta French and our faithful managers were Dolores Cuthbertson, Becky Francis, and Alice Edwards. The varsity is losing about five seniors, but, nevertheless, prospects look good for next year. This was another tough season for our new coach, but she was behind us to help spur us on. We are all hoping for a better season next year. Seniors to leave both teams this year are: Hubie French, Peg Moore, Margie Moyer, Jane Bishop, Kay Moyer, Nancy Mennig, Cora Detwiler, Carolyn Barron, Joan Ledger, Betty Mora, and Ginny Hannan. DATE f Def. 30 ,- x Jan. 15 mb Jan. 26 Q L Feb. 2 Feb. 9 Feb. 16 SOM, Feb. 23 OPPONENT Alumni North Coventry Boyertown Upper Perkiomen West Pottsgrove Royersford Schwenksville WE THEY 17 19 26 29 18 34 21 43 49 30 20 32 37 26 xf,'f P 'Surely hope that's a ' ff? ea If GIRLS JUNICJR VARSITY BASKETBALL Our J V glrla had a very good seabon lOSll'lL only onc non league Lame They Larrxad rhelr e.p1r1t all Sea on and werc alxx aw IH there flghtlng Fhnv are good proaputs for V'lI'SlLX next year U1 U1 L L lxorco Hove rtovwn Uppc r Purkxomcn WL sl Pottsgnrovu Rove rsford SLhvxLnlw.v1llL lil An mterceptlon of Kay s pass Betty makes a beautxful lay up They re gettnng ln for a Shot guards' Opponents take f0ul Sh0l 7 G.T QT' Wli 'I' lY 11 . 15 ' A 27 23 fc? Jan. 19 Plymouth-Whitemarsh T 23 U Ja . 26 U - 1 11 211 ' Feb. 2 - 1 1 36 23 IT-lm. 9 sv - 25 33 wb. 16 A - .1 15 28 If -11. 23 1- ' - 7 19 X l as 13 re out ! SOFTB LL I953 SOFTBALL SCORES OPPONENT Wli THEY 1 April 15 North Coventry 14 5 3 ' April 24 lloyertown 7 11 April 28 Spring City 15 7 May 8 West Pottsgrove 2 5 May 14 Lifist Greenville 5 7 May 21 Phoenixville 13 14 Hoping for a OPPONENT April 23 North Coventry ...... away April 30 Spring City ........... away May 7 Boyertown ............ home May 14 Lipper Perkioinen ..home May 21 West Pottsgrove .... away Trying tor a force-out. SOFTBALL ROW 1-N. Mennig, M. Moyer, Moore, French, Bishop, D. Hipszer, K. Moyer, Platts. ROW 2-Miss Rn tenhouse, Zeimer, Williams, A. Moyer, Cuthbertson, Robbins, Bergey, Russell, Hefeliinger, Miller S Hipszer, Lutz. ROW 3-Wolfe, Brown, Westley, Hilles, DiDomenico, Price, C. Mennig, Waltemyer. 13 Aw! P-4sv 'A' 155 05 O J 'T iii. ROW 1-Sullivan, Miller, Hefelfinger, Bauman. ROW 2-Jones, Hadley, Bibbs, Hess, Malason, Sweetwood, Childress. ROW 3-Ramsey, Long- aker, Yost, Corson, Wagner, Coburn. ROW 4- Miss Rittenhouse, Styer. JU IOR HIGH PORTS Junior High lloys' Basketball The junior high basketball team did not do too well this year, but we do have Mr. Brown to thank for his interest in the team. Robert Mae- Farland was the highest scorer, Robert Ziegler and with 98 points. Joseph Hastings were the managers. C, T, 12-23 liast Norritu.. CZ, T, 65-18 West Pottsgrove ci, T, 27-22, Spring City C. T, 16-18 Royersford C, T, 73-10 West Pottsgrove CI, T, 24-36 liast Norriton C.T. 19-27 C.T. 28-49 Spring tlity Royersford GIRLS' BASKETBALL ROW 1-Hefelfinger, Bauman, Waltemyer, Had- field, SuLlivan. ROW 2-Childress, Brown, Kor- szniak, Pasquale. ROW 3-Muche, Longaker, Styer, Hearn, Wagner, Hadley. ROW 4-Spare, Coburn, Higby, Colwell, Miss Rittenhouse. .TUNIOR HIGH HOCKEY The junior high hockey team had a fairly successful season, considering that our practices were limited. Our coach, Miss Rittenhouse, deserves full credit for her effort. The managers were Harriett Wiest and Nancy Grubbsg the captain, Doris Longaker. The player who put forth the most effort was Mary Hefelfinger. Both games were played with East Norriton. C, T, 1-4 E, Norriton C, T. 2-6 E. Norriton 4.-A ROW 1-Brennan, MacFar1and, Riggs, Saylor, Kap lan. ROW 2- Lee, Landes, Hitchcock, Baker ROW 3-R. Ziegler, B. Ziegler, Mr. Brown Connelly, Hastings. .lunior High Girls' Ilasketball As in hockey, our practices were few and far between, we did manage to win 2 games and score high in the other 3. The captain was Doris Longaker and the manager, Judy Styer, C,T, 18-25 liast Norriton tl,T, 23-18 Royersford East Norriton Royersford C. T. 14-18 C. T. 28-18 FAREWELL Our voyage has at last come to an end. With much gratitude in our hearts we thank all those who have helped to make this book a success. We also thank our advisors, the faculty members, the school board, our parents, and everyone who has helped us guide our ship through the school year. For some of us our ship of education has reached the harbor. Others will sail further into wider horizons. May we always be remembered as having brought credit to our school through the successful maintenance of high standards of achievement. Our most fervent wish is that all pupils at C-T. may find the happiness, the pleasant student and social relationship, and the success that we have found here. Q .----55. , Af ... ' ., ' '25 1: ' -dx QQ if-1' . 2 M-5 Q Q sf ' ' 'ar - KL' , , V me I, ' l x .Q --5 af -R 'I ' :K X: -f g I M. ' it - 1 2 A F A -I. fr- ' ,A ' '- ' . A. ' - t I -1 142 ,VL , K. M h trit- ...Y M, X' KV ' , uw xwsu .1'P - u YS ., . X, ,s Euxwaktl' A 2 . 5 1. . 4',, I X Qxglf' ,p0'1 ' . . fl 1 fx QQ 5 X xg, v -15, , Y ,gh .sv ,Z M'z .1 .. S- fs! 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'. - ,. . ,' ' . . - ., Ir. Q ' I. I .. KENNETH B NACE P H O E N I X De Soto P13 mouth Sales E5 Se1 tice IRON AND STEEL Wheel Alzgmng Balanczng COMPANY Street Phoemxvllle, Pa CQLLEGEVILLE PA Phone Collegev lle 5541 For Complete News Read THE TIMES HERALD Montgomery County s Great Home Newspaper 80 if ,, Sth Avenue and Main U , O : i -Ar 3 Compliments L A N D E S FARM EQUIPMENT COMPANY FORD TRACTOR SAI ES 86 SERVICE Dearborn Farm Implements Yerkes, Pa KINGSTON CONCRETE COMPANY West Po1nt Stone Sand and Cznders a Speczalty H OBENSHINE 8: SON F1 General Haulzng Trappe Pa Phone Royersford 1 189 J ll Dzrt Yellow Spauls Complzments INC FEED GRAIN SEED Sprmg Clty, Pa Royersford 27 6 Of -A' 'k -If it ' , Pa. . of S. S. BUCKWALTER . 'A' 'k , . g 'A' Sales Service Phone No 5-2 510 MATTERN'S General Electa IC Applzances 604 West Marshall Street NORRISTOWN, PA Call Us For Author: ed Serwce on any G E Applmnce Complxments NORRISTOWN MACK Complzments o MONTGOMERY COURT HOUSE OFFICIALS C ommzsszoners Fredernck C Peters Foster C Hnllegass Wxnslow J Rushong Clerk o Courts Louns V Dorp Prothonotary Samuel M Wllson Reg1stero Wllls Mayme B Rothenberger 82 Raymond K Mensch Joseph H Green Treasurer W Ivan Snmpson Recorder o Deeeds Wlllxam J Boden Sberzjf Samuel M Glass , o f 'k 'k .Z . ' f 'lr 'A' Coroner Controller Q Q f 'k' . 'A' f if t C o f 4 a Complzments HORNING WAGNER AUTO SALES 86 SERVICE CHEVROLET Sales E5 Servzce packards Wlllgs ROYERSFORD PA Germantown Plke Phone 880 COLLEGEVILLE Collegevllle 6721 COMPLIMENTS A PARENT 83 Of 'k 'k ,k Cars and Trucks 'A' O F Complrments MINNICKS RESTAURANT vzf! 73 5 Mann Street TRAPPE PENNA Collegevnlle 2 4 2 1 QU Closed Monday Phone Collegevnlle 7 5 5 5 Drstrrbntor o Colrl Beer anrl Sozla A earlmg Brands Free Delrrerg LIMERICK PA Collegevnlle 4088 Open Sundays Old Cbrna E5 Glass Lamps Brasses THE SHED Antxqrres 7th Awe Tr1ppe Collegevnlle Pa WL B113 We Also De Re nrsbmg CUTONE S ESSO SERVICE STATION Ridge Pxke 1 Mile East of COLLEGEVILLE PA Phones Coll 2281 9471 JESSE S RESTAURANT Dclzcrous Hof Platters Sea Food Sandwrches Break asf Lunch Dinner Svrrcrrl Darly 6 30 A M to 9 50 P 'VI MARSHALL 85 GEORGE STREETS A Cutone Prop NORRISTOWN, PA THE MCCARTER IRON WORKS, INC NORRISTOWN PA I 84 fL Q l of L sg 4 bf fl - A' wigs 'A' I 't 'R' , I 'ww I ,bl wh F' Prnna. Farm Furniture Il L ' - - - - -r ' . 7 ' E 1 ' 'fi ' ' r . if 1 -. - . V. . , ' . . I . Y 1 - 3- I Y V o 'k . , . STOP AT THE ESSO SIGN 3,6 qw-W.. Q 1 3' KIRK'S ESSO SERVICENTER Ma Street Trappe Pa EL f . if ,Q L . Ar X xv . -: V- KIRK S Essa S: QM--m- M ---.L U . nv acamn V l' ,Ji YY if f f S r ' - TZ , I' 1 F5 -'14, ' E5 ' ,-., all vt . , - V 'V ,X D? ' I- tix ui- I A..- ,,,. A Ad 4 4,nfif ' .1 : f V V Q v in-'D S . ' p . ' , I f-5 ' IM . 'umm' , 5 ' 1n , . Complzments KEYSER S STORE EN ANSBURG PENNSYLVANIA GAR S WOOD Harduar e Electrical Supplres General Merehandxse R D No 2 COLLEGEVILLE PENNSYLVANIA Phone Collegevxlle 9261 Complzments A ROTARIAN Congratulatzons and Best Wzshes to the 1954 Graduapng Class COLLEGEVILLE TRAPPE P T A GROMIS CUT RATE 352 Mam Street ROYERSFORD PENNSYLVANIA Phone Collegevxlle 7940 Custom Slaugbtermg AL LANDIS FOOD MARKET LIMERICK PENNSYLVANIA Home Dressed Meats and Poultrg Home Cured Hams and Bacon Home Made Scrapple and Sausage Fro en Foods Door To Door Serwce EXTERMINATING Rats Mzce Roacbes Termztes Ants S111 er Fish and All Insects Latest Methods Work Guaranteed Low Cost Free lnspeetzon VALLEY FORGE SANITATION SERVICE Lansdale Pennsylvanxa R R No 1 Phone Center Pomt 2611 RAHNS FOOD STORE Rahns, Pennsylvanxa FRACLIN KENNELS REG Show Tgpe Cookers MRS CLINTON BISHOP Collegevxlle 3492 ALVIN ELLIOTT Watcbrrzaker Ieweler 616 WEST MARSHALL STREET Norrnstown Pennsylvama ' O , . . . T 7 , 3 . - vf I U U Processing for Home Freezers 'k Y r z , . , . 1 . U r -. 5 CARL N DUNMIRE SANATOGA, PENNSYLVANIA Farmall Tractors - Re rigeration Fairbanks-Morse and Myers Pumps New Holland Farm Macbineq VALLEY HOUSE HOTEL Skxppack, Pennsylvanna STANLEY R HOUPT SKIPPACK PENNSYLVANIA Inlaxd Lmoleum Rubber and Asphalt Txlc Plastzc Wall Txle Venetzan Blmds Free Estxmates Phone Center Pt 3341 BEAN S FOOD MARKET 86 GENERAL STORE CREAMERY PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE PHARMACY CHAS H FRY PhG Pfop Phone 5311 SCHMOYER S LUMBER CO OF SCHWENKSVILLE Mater1al For Homes Coal Sand Lumber Cement Hardware Mzlluork Schwenksvxlle, Pennsylvama LEWIS M ALDERFER Harlelysulle Conntrg Bologna Lebanon Bologna Home Smoked Hams PHONE HARLEYSVILLE 2100 Complzments o THE HARLEYSVILLE NATIONAL BANK Member of the F D I C HENRY DARE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE Rzcbfield Gas Q6 Oxl Welding Speczalz mg in HJ dramahcs 2 2 8 SECOIN D AVE ROYERSFORD RAHNS GRILLE Good Food Serz ed rom a Snack to a Full Course Dinner 9 A M Txll 12 P M Also Meals To Take Out Re resbments RAHNS GRILLE RAI-INS Coll 2551 Dolly Madxson Ice Cream f . , 7 . . , . ., - . ' v i -1 -1 ' .1 z af Collegeville, Pennsylvania PHONE: 2411 . ' f I f ALCIDE L WIRZ thSpe 70 EAST PENN STREET 7047 Complzments NOVELL S TRADING POST t l A COLLEGEVILLE PENNSYLVANIA Complzments GRATERFORD HOTEL Graterford Pa LAN DES BROS INC Fzne Food Products Phone Collegev1lle 3 54 1 Yerkes, Pennsylvama CHARLES J FRANKS Funeral Dzrector TRAPPE, PA Complzments PERCY E MORRIS CHICCO WHEN YOU WANT BEER DIAL BEER 0 CLAUDE MOYER 8t SON Barber 3 1 3 Main Street COLLEGEVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA COMMERCIAL HOTEL 85 ROCCO'S BAR A Good Place To Eat MAIN STREET Phone. 2911 Collegevnlle, P jeweler - Engraver Wa r cialist gf 9 orristown, Pa. Phone: No. 8- Bill and Connie Grimison of Radios - Television Elec rica ppliance Sales E5 Service , 0 Y O, O . i' 'k 0 'A' of C! 1, ' No. 5 Beer x' No. 8 Beer MERRIT X FREEMAN Funeral Dzrector 224 Mam Street TRAPPE PENNSYLVANIA Coll gev'lle 7900 PAUL S STOUDT Made to-Measure Clotbzng SKIPPACK PENNSYLVANIA Pho e. Ce :er Po' t 3047 J HANSELL FRENCH, INC 613 W MARSHALL STREET No sto Pe sylva a Dsf bzto u H POSEN AND KLINE TUBE COMPANY C omplzments STALAG 17 MOODY LION WIGGY HESS SLINK RICH LEE GOOCH A L LANE COLLEGEVILLE CLEANERS 86 POWERS MEN'S SHOP 346 Mam Street COLLEGEVILLE PENNSYLVANIA PHONE 2211 COMPLETE CAR CARE Inspectzon and Repazr so GREENWOOD AVENUE Pho e C ll 7937 TOMORROWS STARS TODAY te ta e F All Occ so s CHIC MENNIG 437 M St eet T ppe Pe syl Ph e Coll gev lle 9318 SUNNIE VIEW FARMS Dazry Bar CENTER SQUARE, PENNA. BLUE BIRD FOOD MARKET AND GIFT SHOPPE Alex Thompso Prop. Ridge P ke and C oss Key Road Pho e' 3651 Collegevxlle 171.9 O U 3 Y n ' n m e 1 D O rri wn, nn ni i ri 1 r for: Sam el . French Paint Co. Products and Nu Frigerator Enamel-Fade Proof of Y . ., , En r in nt or ai n ain r ra , nn vania n : o . . on : e 1 nv ' i r n . ' , Complzments PERKIOMEN MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY Property Insurance , pun PATRONS an Mrs Earl Brunner r an Mrs. George A Marshman r. an Mrs Thomas Hipszer r an Mrs W D Moore A Friend Mr and Mrs Paul Betz A Friend A Fr'end The Staff of the 1954 COLONEL Wnshes to express xts s1ncere thanks to all those who helped ln maklng our yearbook successful Phone L nheld 2935 4391 ZIEGLER'S GARAGE Atlantic Products State Inspection Repaxrmg LIMERICK PENNSYLVANIA 90 Expenence I-Icrs No Subst1tute MERIN STUDIOS 1010 CHESTNUT STREET PHILADELPHIA 7 PA PEnnYpcxcker 5 5777 of Mr. d . M . d . M d . M . d . . . 'k 'A' 1 MF. 3nd Mrs. H. Clement : i - THE MEN'S SHOPPE Rel1able Stylzstsv 225 Mam Street ROYERSFORD PENNSYLVANIA Brzng Your Date to TRUNK'S and Spend the E1 emng Wzth Us Danczng Home Made Ire Cream fountain Ser uve Bmbecues Zeps Route 83 Bet Phoemxvllle 81 Sprmg Cnty Route 100 'Ind 23 at Bucktown Penna Complzments of SANATOGA RADIO CO Your Drwe In Applzance Store Open Mon Wed Fr: Eve W SCHROEDER Rzcbfield Seruce Statzon COLLEGEVILLE PENNSYLVANIA Complzments Sprmg Clty Bleach and Dye Works, Inc East Brndge Street SPRING CITY PENNSYLVANIA Phone Royersford 157 LANDES MOTOR COMPANY Autborzeed Ford Sales and Serwce YERKES PENNA Telephone 4361 COLLEGEVILLE PA Telephone 4171 CURCHOE S 12 ACRE MARKET Fruzt and Produce ROUTE 422 LIMERICK Compliments A W JURY Evansburg, Penna Compl1me11ts KELLY CLEANERS HARVEY C RICHARDS Cabinets, Units, Mzllwork, Wfmdow Sash, Plywood, Doors Route 422, One Half Mnle East of Collegevnlle Telephone Collegevnlle 7021 91 L , . -1 71 . i 0 . A 'i I l s ., ., . . 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I i JOHN H ANDERS Coal Feed E5 Buzldmg Supplzes RAHNS PENNSYLVANIA Phone Coll 4746 W H GRISTOCK S SONS Coal, Lumber and Feed COLLEGEVILLE PENNSYLVANIA Phone Coll 4541 POLLY S SHOPPE Polly Henst Prop An3thmg and E1er-ytbmg m G1 ts 716 MAIN STREET Phone Coll 7098 Collegevxlle Hartley's Auto Glass Shop Sluppack Creek Rd Collegevllle R D Pa fOne Mule East of Germantown Pnke Coupe, Q5 Toro Power Mower Dealer Lawn Mowers Sbarpened Also Saws and Edged Tools Planet 11 Tractors Phone Coll 9 54 5 WILLS CALSO STATION F WILLIS DeWANE Prop Th1rd Avenue and Mann Street COLLEGEVILLE PENNSYLVANIA Telephone Collegevxlle 2641 R LEON WEIGNER Real Estate Lots Farms Homes Farm Bureau Insurance Car Fzre L1 e Egypt Road OAKS PENNSYLVANIA V F 9 5521 MORRIS JEWELERS 88 East Mann Street NORRISTOWN PENNSYLVANIA No Charge For Credit BUNGALOW INN Route 422 JEFFERSONVILLE PENNSYLVANIA CAROLINE T MOOREHEAD Cale: mg Spenalzsl Wedding and Bnthdaj Cakes Meals on Reserzatzon 07115 AT 40 FIRST AVENUE Phone: Coll 4631 Trappe, Penna. 92 Complzmeuts NORMAN A. BEAN 86 SON Royersford, Penna. 1 , . . , 0 u ' , ' . ' . ' 5 ' . Pa Shop Open Daily Except Sunday 'k ik .. .... 'A' . .I V of CREAMERY FARM SUPPLY Creamery, Pennsylvania Phone' Collegev'lle 6411 Established 18 77 The SCHWENKSVILLE ITEM Mary M. Dirks and Cyril P. Dirks SCHWENKSVILLE, PENNA. Schwenksv lle 2031 FUNK S DAIRY Guernsey Raw Mzlk Phone Collegev lle 5092 CLAUDE H WISLER Ca1 penter and Buzlder WAYLAND ROAD Collegev lle R D 1 Pennsylvana Phone Collegev lle 5 3 3 7 Complzments LEE TEMPLETCN MOTOR PARTS INC De Soto and Plymouth Cars 1416 Mann Street NORRISTOWN PENNSYLVANIA For nauow zs the gzte and stra ghtenezl the wag that Ieadeth unto lx e and ew are tbeg that nd xt MATT 7 Complzments SANATOGA SPEEDWAY or the Flnest Automoblle Rac1ng Drg Cleanzng Rug Cleaning SUBURBAN LAUNDRY Charles Westley SKIPPACK PENNSYLVANIA Pho e Center Pomt 3346 Call and Deln er W E MARKLEY AND SON Real Estate E5 Insurance FAIRVIEW VILLAGE PENNA Norrnstown 8 2052 Center Pomt 2201 93 , I i , . : i i , . ., i : i of Of , c I N lk 'k F . A in . .. ' l , i . 'x 'fn f ' ji '. ' as . :14. a u U , . nl CLAY C HESS AUCTIONEER if ROYERSFORD R D No 1 Phone Collegev1lle 2198 O JESSE GRUBB Horse Sboer PHOENIXVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA Phone: 2203 PERKIOMEN BRIDGE HOTEL Collegeville, Penna. JERRY'S Phoenixville,s Most Shopped Food Market 326 28 BRIDGE STREET Compliments Of FRANK MARKEL 8: SONS NORRISTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA Com plzments I-IARLEYSVILLE MUTUAL CASUALTY COMPANY HARLEYSVILLE PENNSYLVANIA A Montgomery County Instztutzon wzth an Establzshed Reputatzon AlateCo parq MUTUAL AUTO FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY R pax Estxmates A J HASSON Electrzczan G E Appl ances PHOENIXVILLE PENNSYLVANIA Pho e 2510 6431 I Now THE FRIENDS OF THE PERKIOMEN VALLEY An O ga to P the Reso r P k n Vall 3 0 P y b a R D P s to Enjoy FISHLOCK S Radzo E5 Telewszon 216 Mann Street 6021 Co gev ll P I i' of . . . . 'k jf i m ': e 'rs ' I I . . i 3 - n : ' oin ! 1 r nization reserve ur es, Historical Landmarks, Natural Beauty Sales 5 Service of er iome e' l Annual Dues, 31.0 - a a le to Mrs. Ev Fauser, Lansdale . . 2, Pa. . , Phone: Ile 1 e, enna re erve ' ' 'WOODFIELD' TheH o Champa P ko e S Bagl P1psFo Sal HUBFRTA H FRENCH D N COLLEGEVILLE PENNSYLVANIA J HANSELL FRENCH INC Paznts Artzsts' Materzals 613 WEST MARSHALL STREET No P sy va DIANA S Fem and Tot Shoppe 347 Mam Street COLLEGEVILLE PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGEVILLE BEAUTY 85 GIFT SHOP Y Ca Notions 478 Mam Street COLLEGEVILLE PENNSYLVANIA P 0 6061 C S Flowers o Dzstznctzon HIRAM P BREY, JR Skxppack, Pennsylvanla Center Po1nt 3 194 Weddzng and Funeral Deszgns JAMES o SACKS Contractor Drweways Paved Excavatmg Cesspool 5 Septzc Tanks Cleaned and Buzlt COLLEGEVILLE 9001 TRAPPE PENNSYLVANIA BARON'S ZEP SHOP O rlers Taken o Pa t es and Pzcnxes 215 EAST MAIN STREET NORRISTOWN PENNSYLVANIA N 5 8 8 C om plzments FEDERS Compliments SHAW 86 HEAVNER Graterford, Pennsylvania 96 GRATERFORD SERVICE STATION TIRES' BATTERIES ACC! 490216 S' ROUTE 29'd'A.6nZI44w4!b 244i l Q 9 . , . . ome f i n er i rn n cout e e 4 r 4 e ' ' V ' R. . 0.1 rristown, enn l nia 3 . T ' , 9 arns - rds - ' Vera Robinson, Prop. , .Y ' h ne: Iona . chatz f . i' 'A' U Q 0 . . 1 . if -k 3 YY I r f r r i of 1 Phone: 0. - 53 Y I egg 11'-iw .fnfw - Q -H. - - ' . P' 'ive ., , S' f 15' ,, ., QM. . t xi r . - ,' W, - 'iv' f P 'f ' 4 1 I S-f ! 'nu QIQHA' f , . MR L- A I J , . , A ' LLL if it ff -4,51 5 Zig., g H.. .. 'wi f , ?,:wz':-' - ,A f!F'i?f',3f's' , fr fn 32 1. f M -. 3 .Z .1 635 ,!,,,.f . I , kg- ' N... M wumwt , V -af-wad Y yum, - N JT, ., ,YN i Q A ' 'Y gms-1,-W'-' If ' WV .:'5 ' ' , 4 R X,,3Sf12,i,'I. ' A ww f' qv F' Q ,- in-f 7 s Af 'ir .-u v Q,-h g .v ',l t l , .- A-ff.