Council Rock Senior High School - Councilor Yearbook (Newtown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1955 volume:

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Council mk ' Hugh Schgol f i?1E3mowN?PENNsYLvANnA 'MEL 'S TABLE OF DEDILATION L 3 FOUNDATION Administration 5 PILLARS Seniors WALLS Underclassmen SIDELIGHTS Senior Activities WINDOWS Clubs ROOF Sports BLUEPRINTS A s ALMA MATER FOREWORD Within the covers of this book the walls of a new school are raised upon the foundation laid in red schoolhouses long ago It is symbolic of the fight to make education free for everyone lt is symbolic of a growing and changing generation In this school will be educated hundreds of young people and out of this school will come hundreds of young men and women The truths learned here shall be the cornerstone which leads to the building of a firm strong life The world is a great place but each individual has the chance to build of himself a temple or a ruin a triumph or a failure So as we construct this building piece by piece each part has a significance in making the finished product a fruitful one As you turn each page may you always remember This is the story of a never ending task' We are building the peo ple of tomormwl ' T5 L L 39 . . . . g 49 61 c 77 d c up do L as L L 95 do L do coal T2 DEDICATION 3,3-f TOP IN AP rung efforts his true de votron has unfaullng mt erest In our welfare and hls frlendly attitude which have helped make th ns new school a reality RINCIPAL NORMAN KRATZ PRECIATION for hus untl Mr Kratz swf Zia? , 'F . 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PENNS PARK TH E PAST WEST ff Q' RICHBORO JUNIOR HIGH FAIRFIELD 7 H .,l1,.... xii, xx ,Q 5 r A 5 'l If .PA 'Vx Y, 9 I 'I Q A N tqsxnr JQ' -' 'ui' s , or ui' 4 . I' 1. .Q 'Ig f' il.4ao ,. A 1 5 'Yuba 3 I N -j ,' ,. ' 'Q .' ' -'X '-- A , x . - '. V5 .u ' 'fx 'V A -4' ' - n 5 - .1 ' ' . V ' Q 1 J, 'FH 'g.'-3' ' .. .5.a .,1 -' 1- 5 'N v 9 'Iv 11 ' I '1' rxfa' 'W , .,....i 7-7. K . 4.'tw . N,w'4' ' ' - 7' 5 .ig ',, 'N '.,- ' ' .- g , -'-uv-Q A ' 4,2 . lv -Q...-...1-T.i.... ll-.. .. i-..-1-11...- - Seated Norman W Kratz Regional Superintendent Mrs Margaret S Van Horn Treasurer Harold Lewis President Mrs Edna H Bellmeyer, Secretary Edwin Traub Second Vice President Standing Robert Biddle Ill, Dr. Lawrence Fitch Dr Blaine Garner Donald Null Joseph Parry Reese O Merrell, Samuel Tamltnson SCHOOL BOARD President President President Secretary Treasurer Thanks go to the school board for promoting better learning facilities in the district Their ability to foresee crowded conditions and to make preparations deserves the utmost credit One of their greatest services to the community is the newly erected high school building which is evidence of their endeavor to im A ..Y,..... ,. ., '- liaise-Q-p,..,...,,' V .,, -. ,qu -4, .Nj .14 y..-.... . ,., AA 1 X i 1 i ,l H, ...,,, . x yn . 4 ' J fm. Xu! S SENIORS: This is your Commencement, your beginning of another phase of your life! Your experiences at Council Rock have taught you many lessons, which, if learned well, will help you to meet the future confidently and hopefully-without fear of demagogues but with a healthy respect for the laws of our Land. The principles assimilated in your attitudes in high school will determine your success in future life work. Council Rock did not intend to make identical casts of you as from a mold but rather individuals with varying interests, personalities, and characteristics. Council Rock did intend you to be individuals though different developed from the same basic fundamentals of a good citi zen May you profit by our efforts in your behalf and take your place in society with much to con tribute and with a burning desire to give your best to that end Sincerely NORMAN W KRATZ Regional Superintendent THEY LAID THE PATHS FOR BETTER UNDERSTANDING SENIORS When the curtain rings down on your last act here at Council Rock and I see you the Class of 1955 awaiting your cues to take your place in this world of work l hope that each and every one of you will give a finished performance ful filling your goals and ambitions with the courage and the faith that we who have had the pleasure of guiding you during your high school years know you possess Sincerely DOMINIC T SAGOLLA Assistant to the Principal 'Mme-n.,,...,.,c 'U ,Tx 'Nr sk., SENIORS: Now that your formal education in Council Rock is finished, a most important and significant milestone has been reached. I hope you will now reflect upon the time you spent in high school and recount your many experiences and attain- ments which will be a constant supply of inspira- tion and strength for your future life. The adventure of living, on which you are now embarking, will not be easy or all pleasant. This adventure is going to cost you hard work and every talent that you possess if you are to reach the goals which you have set for yourself to at tain Be honorable work hard and strive continually to make your dreams and ambitions come true Then your lourney through life will reward you with the full measure of success which IS due you My deep and sincere congratulations to you and best wishes for happy days and success to come Sincerely RAYMOND O GILBERT Assistant Principal INSPIRING IN US A PLAN FOR LIFE SENIORS Now that you are in a new building it is a good time to evaluate yourselves and make a fresh start That is begin a crusade in your life to dare to do your best It might well be that each of you is a better more capable person than you have demonstrated so far Life may take on new significance for you if you resolve to grow physi cally mentally and socially We expect to be very proud of you as the first graduating class of the new C R H S Sincerely NAOMI BEATY Assistant Principal I ' 1 ' . , . I OUR MINDS WERE MOLDED WITH CALM SURE HANDS JOHN C BACSO BM New England Conser afory Boston MA Columbna Unlverslty Music Chorus Sensor Advisor COSTIC BORSAVAGE BS In Educatron MA In Education Temple University Science Health Physxcal Educatlon Drlver Education Baseball Coach As slstant Football Coach Eghth Grade Advisor an-wa, Wvwwqg J..-1,91 fggwa rw LESLIE GARTH BURNS BS un Education Mullersvllle State Teachers College Penn State Unnver SI y Math, Sclence, Radio Club, Seventh Grade Advnsor EDITH L CAUL A B , Bucknell Unlverslty Latln I and II, French I and ll, Junior Advisor Q AN BETTY ANN BOYLE BS In Educatlon Temple Unlverslty Home Economics Home Economics Cub J LAWTON BROWN B A and M A Albright College and Bucknell Unuverslty English Junior Hugh Chorus Fresh man Advisor .6- I, f' I 2 9 IN OUR HEARTS THEY SOWED THE 'Umm-Q EW W 5+ 5 Fil WARREN M FREY BS in Ag Education Penn State University and Tufts College Vocational Agriculture Future Farm ers of America Club Prac Book keeping Freshman Advisor EMILIE GAITHER BA and MA University of Texas Columbia University Guidance Student Council W4 img Y, at Aix ft-. l5 MM' -5' sf 'lf WF '+ :1'1?,.fv . 1-W irq I0 SEEDS OF KNOWLEDGE JEANE ANNE CLOUD B.S. in Education, Bucknell Univer- sity, Temple University. Junior High Chorus. HAROLDL FEASTER BS in Education Lebanon Valley College Algebra Gen Math Prac Math I Athletic Director Senior Advisor AA Advisor -unll'l E MAE HARTZEL A B Ursinus College Temple Univer si English and History Dramatics Club Eighth Grade Advisor BENJAMIN D HENGST B S Lock Haven State Teachers Col lege MA Temple University Wood bury College Hea th P Ed Math Guidance Coach of Football and Baseball A . 4 5, ' lf 79 - . y,t35,, .,,. ' ' Viagiik , uhm , ,- -f.- 51 . ' . ' ' . I . ' ff ' zz 3' i . . . ,if ' V' -. S29 'f - f wraz :smszzmsyfflxss '51 1 'V - I A . I E -I ' 1 ' ' ,W V. K A I . . . . ., , , . Q , - - wi : 3-1. ' , I ,,' my-A ' . I L Sl I ' , V' hy Y . ., , - '. ' ' ' ---y - 'ty. I 'iff . 2, G ,'l VT.. L T, ,V 2 : . ., 2 . , :Lai ' H-' J ' I 5' . E gcxqg, . ..., 5 Q wiv, I . 35' :ga 1 .- , fggj 1- - '.'-A . , . ., , !S::'f'i , if .za ' me ' ff ' it ,-'fi 4 3 E 1 1 , 4 'if 9' G 'E' v E ' . - .. . I ,Une ,lit K :J -1 , .J pil. 1 0' W in -1 ' .ff T. DILIGENTLY LABORING THROUGH HANDICAPS UNFORSEEN BETTYNE B. HULL B.F.A., Philadelphia Museum's School of Art, University of Pennsylvania, Temple University. Art, Art Club, Halloween Window Painting Contest, Eighth Grade Ad- visor RAYMOND K. A.B. in Education, Franklin and Mar- shall College, Temple University. Social Studies, English, Student Coun- cil Sponsor, Seventh Grade Advisor. SARAH KESSLER B.S., Mansfield State Teachers College and Temple University. Gen. Science, Prac. Physics, Visual Aids Club, Senior Advisor. GEORGE LINDSAY B.S. in Education, Temple University. Psychology, P.O.D., U.S. History, Jun- ior High Assistant Football and Base- ball Coach, Junior Advisor. V , ':1': V S 5 r SW f 3 5, Q ' SS'f:f2?af45fL - f, f-Ifwsifw . ' A 'itfifffiw . 1 'fl c , LAYING THE FOUNDATION UPON WHICH l PATRICIA STEVENSON B.S. in Science, Grove City College. Junior High Math and Science, Cheer- leaders, Seventh Grade Advisor. GEORGE THOMAS B.S. in Music Education, Penn State University. Band and Instrument lessons. WE BUILD OUR FUTURE ...., M . ,,, ' ti JOHN J. RICK My B.S. in Business Education, Blooms- burg State Teachers College, Temple I sv : f 'i' V University. ' I Eg ' , Shorthand, Typing, Math, Office Prac- tice, Business Machines Club, Junior mq, WE. i. 15 . ,. ' fwwscf il' .., W f - ' . ,vsfsit fafia. .3255 ' as ,,,.., T ,,,. .,,,.,..,., , . .W . . , , ,, 1 - - . ,wg:sHA2.s3'4Lf1gsfsggfwif:ffsiifw sz if 2 1 .Qu 'f ' was ' Wfiihgisssf5:vzgisiaz222l1gg1was -1 sew . agus?-if,gas:zmg.z.s:ir.sg g- . 17 1skiers:M,,,,.i.,-sf .mf T. I ew. 1 zf . -1.5 15 igqtasis-W.f --s--ff K - - 21 ,-, Q 75: ' wif--1 . - K I 2 sity. Library, Yearbook, Library Assistants, Seventh Grade Advisor, Future Teachers of America. WORKING ALWAYS FOR OUR INTERESTS AND PLEASURES . 5 Ji' .ww x in f Q . f X31 ,, f fl ' ir- i 'gig 5 ' L- ,SEQ I 1 A kgcgm A , ,A - icy. a lx.. A 1 3 lf!Jgal?Tf74'5Qf?jE5Q'llif5av.. X , ' 7 A ,K 4 f 5,6414 if . . L.,. f .' - igi?fi5.5fvWR1, A if 3 'W .f'4ef12z+2,xe'1 -gwq' ,-weiifff?-P,ig?Ql' f y 5 JEAN SCHAFFER R.N., Presbyterian Hospital. Home Nursing, EDNA BELLMEYER School Board Secretary. HERBERT WITZEL B.S. in Education, Millersville State Teachers College. Industrial Arts, Science. MARY RUTH YERKES B.S. and M.A., Lock Haven State Teachers College and Temple Univer- sity. P.Ed. and Health, Hockey, Softball, Gym Team, Gen. Law, Senior Ad- visor. if sisqqfa-v'fe:? ae- f 1 'f r 1 f ' 'L,L 5 W . ', V, ' or -r M' f A CUSTODIANS i f iffiili f . i g V Harry Bennett 'L L K or W? Howard Tomlinson l n Charles Kirby V Q . . , V. zz.. rj 1 - v A K t fr - '- ,. ' ' ' 2 - , 'r', is' M afia .. S, Ei .gg kV,,V A erfgVf12lg,:3,kV5 t F I g g: ' 7 riirii y K f Kffwigfgfrgkeiisigwggiglf fi , ,r.,. me rr,, og J, I 4 ff Mm' um -. ,V H .L ff Q'?f,1r: ,gif-My V. L1-ani Q my K f . f CAFETERIA Helen Diehle Doris Bimson Marion Bellmeyer Dorothea Satterfhwaite 'TB suns - --- ww bmw A.. HMM , x in Y A f 6 5. ' Q' 635 ' P ' ' WWW? g . , I ., I .M A U ,, A 2 - , 4 L 1 il . ' 1, - xg 5:1 Firm, Updghh as WHam mf, SENIORS was new mc -mv an L 3' R as FOUR YEARS WE HAVE SQN ' if JOHN B ALDRICH, JR DOROTHY JEAN BANKS Newtown Socral Scientific Johnme football enthusuast rough and ready blue puck up Ford hunter N l3 cowboy one of our tall men Athletlc Assoclatlon 12 Rnfle Club 9 'IO F otball 9 10 ll 12 Varsity Club ll 12 I JOHN lndlan Council Rock College Prep Dottie cur s pehte ep artist history lover swell racket swmger future teacher Chorus 9 lO ll 'l2 Future Teachers of America ll Library Assustant 10 'll Art Edrtor Yearbook l2 WILLIAM A BARCKLOW, JR Rlchboro College Prep mechanrc good shot A movle prolectors Eobs pal reader future engineer C Orus lO Visual Aids Club 9 lO 'll Rrfle Club 'll 12 Treasurer ll President B I2 Momtor ll l2 .ai DOROTHY 'T '5 . A Mx Q .VMIH .sw c '... '.. '... l.., ' ..,l'1 O I ' I I 1 D I I ' , I r , w If . J ' 2' Q' A 'Y J T Tai' , Y f lf , 8 ,T 6 A U f.l l ' W. fl 2 . , , H , W Bill . . , ' , . . . . . H I' Chevys, Fords, etc. . . . square dances . . . t .a - . , -. ,Q 4 . . . . ' ILL 7 ' , I. l ' , , jr l 'e fy 5 11,91 , Q' ! 'N I , 'A 4' j , 'A , 1 A X X fx 'lu ,fri J si Q K2 A A , '. x 5 ,'.':je,54. V I N A 3 ' I fl 9 I6 1 OF OUR LIVES SPENT HERE RAYMOND D BLooM Newtown Social Scrennflc ay roller skatmg crazy AA salesman good sport butcher blond future state polnceman Athletuc Assocnatnon 10 I 12 School paper ll 12 Vlsual Aids Club lO Mom -AP' il RICHARD A BooTH lvyland R D lvyland College Prep Busmess Duck putch forks cows old hot rod No 20 Sensor Veep Latin hopeful low bass dalry farmer Chorus 'l0 ll 'l2 Rifle Club ll Football Va I 12 m busmess world Poster Arts Club 9 'IO in JALN 14.13 i u-4 nl HELEN Louise Buaecx Helen quiet good cook English fan drnvlng seml blonde artustucally mclmed will enter Athletic Assoclatlon 9 Home Ec Club 12 for I2 RAY ,ll ll and DICK HELEN 2. f ' A 1 ,f 5? 10, ll, 1,25 I rslty Club ll, I 5 Gy , Show 105 Vice President Class 12. u I R . . . ' , . . I . . . . . . ' K . .. ,L I A QI, up . . . ' .- N . l fy ,.. Wal . .. l , 3 .1 . Z A.,--I WARREN E BUCKMAN, JR Newtown Socral Screntrfrc Warren crooner mrxed up cook turtle neck sweaters football Ircorlce stuck player future farmer orus 10 11 d 12 ture Farmers of Amerrca 9 10 11 Football 12 Coun y Chorus 10 11 Drs rlct Chorus 10 11 Future Farmers of Ameroca Chorus 10 11 AQ' 'W 'tr'-1 ,I KATHERINE CARR Holland Socral Sclenttftc Kathy parnter strawberry blonde skater sweater gurl record collector hepped' up dancer future artlst Poster Arts Club 9 11 12 Secretary 9 Home Ec Club 12 Chorus 9 10 12 avril -.1-J i ls. 'rf' NORMA GROWING AND IN NORMA K CLouo Newtown College Prep Norma always a frlendly smnle tame pleasant personaluty nurse to be Softball manager 11 12 Future Teachers of Ameruca 11 Lnterary Club 9 Ltbrary As lstant 9 10 11 12 Assoclate Edltor Yearbook 12 1 WARREN KATHY '91 . Z ' ,a I S-, Ch , , 125 Ban 10,11, gFu- , , , , 10, 5 Y , 5 ' 1 ' I I J Q in A g . 1 F1 A ' nice complexion . . . all set for a good 1 A l . 1 : . -I ,Q L A , f 1 S' , , , : ' ' If . X Ta ,1 if-1 I, I 19 I8 IN STATURE UNDERSTANDING CAROLYN R CRAMER College Prep Carolyn Intelligent wnllmg worker French enthusiast rv luant creator of poetry never an un kmd word destuned language teacher Corus9 IO II I2 School Paper9 II Future Teachers of Amerlca II I2 Class Correspondmg Secretary II Yearbook Edt tor un Chlef I2 H-fb' '65- 5' ELIZABETH MARIE DOOLEY ANN DURST Newtown Social Scientific Ltzzle always on the go peppy short b gran all e tame dances to hot music CAROLYN ,ff Rrchboro College Prep Ann happy go lucky great personaluty popular asset to hockey team cheerleader wants to be an aurlnne hostess Secretary Student Council I2 Athletic As soclataon IO Chorus 9 Hockey 9 IO 'II Softball 9 IO II I2 Varslty Club 'I I2 Cheerleadtng II 'I2 LIZZIE I9 ANN -5 41 I I X' ...tg ' 'lt' 12: :,,fi: 'llll 7 f - J LZ 5 ,bl ' 1. j , L! I L ly. , I , . A ! W 449 .Q 'J .' X . . , , , ' 3' I , I Rlchboro ll II ll - - 1 . I - . n . . I ... ' ...b'Ii .Z 'IH1.i1, ' X U q I Z Mig' I1 I I I : I 1 V I A I I 1 J 1 .lu I , I I I I EM at 'sf' 'EF' tllilwjlll 'Sw Newtown NNE get-4 d lf KAREL ANN FRY ,y L ,Y Anne peppv ch ade 7 vtcky tremendous wardrobe lnkes o danc theater teacher Chorus 9 10 orus 9 IO 12 Schoo paper I Hockey 9 Cheerleadmg 9 1'l 12 Secre ta Class 9 Monttor IO ll I2 We KAREL s. ' 'Q I Z , 20 as 7-I ANNE Social Screntlflc qulet mterested graceful ballet dancer Cheerleadnng 9 'IO DORIS LEARNING FAILURES Doms MCGARY FULTON Langhorne R D College Prep Doris frlendly honor student lakes baseball and swnmmnng sweet personaltty expects to go on to college Student Councll IO Chorus 9 School paper ll Secretary Class IO 12 T l 'x mt Q I , J . ' 1 ' . ' I' 4 l ' if ku, I 57 , 4 'X R., A-f ff' f W P I 9 Lf ' . ju Z ' I . E ' ' Q A E l N W K tx fl ' ll f A ' ' H If--A l- .-Ira, HA.. . -nfhe . . . 4 U . . . . . . . . . never a dull moment . , . futurjxj pretty hair...nice clothes. Ch , , 11, , I 1 , VY : ' , , . if f figs A 7 , . at C I l , 1 Y Q l S 'v , 1 Qi I THROUGH SUCCESSES BETTY ANN GILBERT Ruchboro College Prep Betty Ann glggles oh that shorthand loves her dog e wtng un hockey good alto vouce future teacher ous 9 10 ll T2 Future Teachers of Amerrca Tl Hckey 9 'IO Tl 'I2 oft ba l 9 SONDRA GREIM Newtown RD College Prep n very peppy cheerleader dllngent worker ltkes dancung and swtmmtng future Physlcal Educatton teacher orus 9 TO TT T2 School paper Home EC Club TO Poster Arts Club 9 Future Teachers of Amerrca 'IT Cheerlead ll Ns if we WALTER HALDEMAN Rtchboro Social Sclenftftc e I tall dark and handsome hot Chevy converttble candy shop a way wtth the gurls future state trooper Football TI T2 Varsxty Club TT T2 Qawf ,J f ! an 5 gf BETTY ANN V al A Qin.. an-. SONDRA if ,ffjff F Av V4 I WALLY 7 ' T , ll' f I ' ft z' G' lll N T i 'lt ll ll Q l' ' T ' 8 Q' f NIV' 4' 5, if L ' ' ll ll l' ,l 9 E 5 f rl I Vifricw f i TL be 'T W .f. :gt '. A, t v Q gh , ,Lp T lv tm fs Lf Trl' V 'V Tru - I 'Qi I T jl I 'D , A 4 V , .. - l SO - . . . . . Th K'd . . . , , Ch , , , : ll: , 1 ' , - : z I ang , 12. I li, 'Al J A A :T ,ye T f 'V f 4 yy . X 7 D ee T' ff ' 9 fit- -ff fiog, 4 pf M , ,fy KC 'Cf T- ,ly In vw T' - 4 . . A 1 . . . . . .Q . ' Ch- , , f : ' 2 0 , , ,l : 5 ' iw, nf J l ' if ff-74 A ' ' H IV, M. K 1-M aps? A V,ZV K 1' :g rew T t T Q gm ,, ,gg 2 , if W ' ' W ,V I A rg- ,alll ' A' is ' adelfhl Us 5-yw fx- 3 V b- 51- I. K . if 7 I .1 .,, . W il' ' ' T V i Al ' K 3 . E , ' 21 . 1 v'Q. DOROTHY ANN Hlaas Newtown College Prep o trecky skater and dancer always slum and trnm one of our malorettes future nurse C orus 9 IO Malorettes 'IO 'll 12 o tography Club 9 Gym Show lO Cheer :ng ll ww... wma r DOT ADELE HOGELAND Newtown College Prep Hoague happy gal vnvacnous blonde always smnlnng good natured oh that piano Student Councul l2 Poster Arts Club ll Future Teachers of Amernca 'll HAPPY .fl HAD REACHED BEVERLY ANNE JOHNSON Newtown Secretarlal ey pep of the class loves ' those sports our fullback good tum' sense of humor prospectuve secretary orus9 lO ll H ckey9 'IO fball lO ll V I lo BEV Secretary Class ll sgkgkw N we A ADELE was wr ? D Y . . . l . . . H ' . . . . . . ' ' h , z ' , , : Ph - ' : 7 lead' , 'l2. if ' I - we ' at M A s .., V Q A qt ,M p Mg l, Ch , , ,l2g 0 , ,11,12 flier! W I Sof , ,125 arsty Clu ll, 12 r A C, Wi . ,. wlffw 1, W . ' E S 52 ' . 'N ,Af f w'Wr,,s we ' W 3,r'k,'i k ll' v. 1 i - '7 Mfg, y WV A f A 22 WHEN WE NEW GOALS. BARBARA JANE KELLER Newtown College Prep Barb . . . active class member . snappy dresser . . . oh, that Model A . . swimming champ . . . good organizer . . college gal. Student Council 10, 12, Treasurer 12, Chor- us 9, 10, 11, 12, School paper 11, Future Teachers of America 11, Hockey 9, Man- ager 11, 12, Cafeteria Chairman 11. ., ne , l W V. M, I PATRICIA ANN KAZMIER Dolington Secretarial E Pat . . . enioys traveling . . . peppy ll class treasurer . . . reliable . . . one of the tall gals . . . magnetic personality . . . I , , prospective secretary. Chorus IO, 11, 12, School paper 11, 12, Assistant Editor 11, Printer 12, Poster Arts Club Treasurer 10, Class Treasurer 11, 12, Librarian 10. PAT BARBARA la 23 dent 12. li 'iii THOMAS KE LE Pineville Agriculture Tom . . , nice guy . . . blond bomb shell . . . green '54 Ford . , reliable dishwasher . . . wants to be a farmer Future Farmers of America 11, 12 Pres: TOM 45' f 1 4 K ,Ev 'S 5 52217, ROBERT KRA'rz Newtown College Prep Bo mad chemlst very man nerly llkes to gun fine worker smart dresser wellllked future forester Student Council 11 12 Vlce President 11 Chorus 10 11 School paper 11 Vxsual s 9 I B etball 11 12 Varslty Club 12 uce Presudent Class 1O Science Club 12 Mon: 10 2 Captaln 1 12 Cou Chorus 11 12 Business Machines 12 Nd' ELvA LEONHARDT Churchvulle College Prep E va graceful conductor popu pupe organnst mce dresser ambutlous talented depend a e college bound Student Councnl 9 10 Chorus 9 10 11 12 Student Conductor 10 11 12 A tan P:annst9 10 11 Pnannst 12 Band 10 11 12 School paper9 11 Edntorm Chuef 11 Future Teachers of Amernca 11 12 Treasurer 11 Gym Show 9 10 County Band 11 Luterarv Edltor Yearbook 12 HERE WE WORKED DORIS LUFF 'Ev gf Newtown R D 5 x Secretarral D0ry gets along wuth everybod, full of fun very actnve m all sports attractnve expects to be 'I I 1 I Q DORIS E LVA ts 'vs Pl' Q 6 a secretary Athletic Assocuatnon 9, 11, 12, Secretary 12, Hockey 9, 10, 11, 12, CoCaptam 11, 12, Softball 9, IO, 11, 12, Gym team 9, 10, 12, Varsity Club 11, 12 I4 i fn- QIWJ 24 t ls u Q 1- ll-A BOB M 1 ,,,, , 5 f 1 1 We Y 41 , ,A - 9479! y ' 1 t , M t ' . l U are , 1 ,. bu . D ,I ,. , lar...' . bl . . . . ' , , ' , ' ' , 1 , , , : , f : ' , , , , ssis- Aid , 10, R'tle Club 9, 10, 11, 12, t ' ' , , , ' ' i 1 ask ,z ' :V' ,r ,, ' 1 ' 1 '- : ' I I tor , 11, 1 , ' 1 , 7 nty 5 , , 5 0 Q lr jf 3 1. ffm., , tl , . . TOGETHER ROBERT C MAT:-news Newtown Social Sclentlflc Bo mechamcal mtnded newspaper boy always smulnng quuet but fruendly expects to the Navy Amr Force Photography Club 9 Rnfle Club 'll Vice Presudent I2 Baseball I2 oln l SHIRLEE LUFF Rnchboro Secretarral Shar our head cheerleader lnked by everybody has lots of pep neat dresser lnkes Southampton will make a fune secretary Treasurer Athletlc Assocnatuon ll 12 Cheerleader 'll 12 Captaln 12 Softball lO Gym team 9 Chanrman Sensor break f I -4 ef BOB JOAN BARBARA MATHIAS Penns Park College Prep Puxle mce dresser popular happy go lucky petute future nurse one of the Huskles Poster Arts Club 9 Student Council Athletnc Assocuatuon IO School Paper 11 I2 Hockey9 Softball 9 IO SHIRLEE JOAN -. 'l .., l ...' .. ' 'lll . , ' 11, ast I. l A fb I s A 1 ' U rl. U H b . . . ' ' . . . W S MW I A . C . A , -0 I D ' 2 , 2, E - V Q fax , , 4 , V, rf-A-, - H xi! 1 ' ,tl .I 3 . sf - ' ' L 4 'L . if 9 to P ' J . .i . 25 ' A Q! wnnp RICHARD MCKINNEY HARRIETT WILHELMINA Newtown Mc KINNEY SocIal Screntlflc Moe s car enthusIast mechamcal mmded reserved wants to be a mechanrc Rrfle Club 12 Bncycle Club 9 MOE Hamett collects stamps s u mce good natured studnous wants to be a secretary Photography Club 9 10 Chorus 9 Poster Arts Club IO ll Busrness Manager Year book 12 HARRIETT W4 DICK STRIVING THE GOOD F RICHARD MENGEL Southampton College Prep Duc sharp dresser gets along wnth everybody always on the Iob threeterm class presldent future let pllot Student Councrl 9 Athletrc Assocuatron ll Vnsual Ands Club 9 Rnfle Club 9 Football I2 Varsnty Cu I2 Cass PresIdent9 10 12 WW' WY'-9' X 'wr-P l Y' if I '. be ' ... ... ' I l Q 0 1 ' . It 1 5533 ' 4 3 I . .. N I ttwg, I 239 . . '.. . ' Q 3 9, Io, II, , ' I b II, , I ,Q if Rf, ' I- ' f f - ' fr ' I ,I qw ' ' ' ' J f L - ' ' xi' ,kt if W 0 ' - l ,, 26 I TOWARD C THE TRUE 3 4,417 041 44-vu41A4. 6LA1'fiAAAf ,,,,,,44i,u4,-1214-4.0'L ca.. Mew-'Lg QYV'-474-eff-w-'fftz '64-I DEAN NA MILLER lvyland Secretanal ee fnendly dIsposItIon good typIst lIkes horses dogs an swImmIng tIckles the IVOFIES college IS her goal Band 9 Home Ec Club 12 Poster Arts Club 9 Gym Team 10 EDWIN J MONTGOMERY JR CAROL HELEN NEIDHARDT Newtown Penns Park College Prep a ert IntellIgent always has an answer handsome good worker star bass football player ambmon law or Iournalnsm Student CouncIl ll 12 PresIdent orus 10 ll Fo ball etball Il I2 Baseball 10 Varslty Club ll 12 County Chorus 'IO D College Prep IZ Intterbug real gone proud ChevIe owner gIggles trouble one of the Huskues wIll attend Busmess College Home Ec Club I2 Poster Arts Club 9 10 H cey ll S ftball 10 ll I2 DancI g Club l2 4 CAROL 9 t I , I A-4 04 . . . , . J Q . . ' Ed ,.. l ' D '... 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I s NNW QYWQ r BARBARA LEE PARK Washungton Crossmg Busmess Barb qunet but very nlce lakes to skate a lukeable person agreeable wnll enter the busuness world Home Ec Club I0 I2 Student Councul 12 Chorus 9 'IO Photography Club 'IO Poster Arts Club 9 Il Hockey Il 'fir g l RICHARD RABBERMAN Newtown R D College Prep Duc mad musucuan studuous energetuc loves those water sports popular musucal am button orus 'IO Il and 9 'I2 resl dent I2 Vnsual Alds Club ll Rifle Club oo ball Bas etball I Varsuty Club I2 Vuce Presldent Class 'I'I Rowmg IO Monltor 'Il I2 Dlstnct Band IO County Band 9 'IO fm 'lk 28 BARBARA J 1 ,XP J' DICK SHUNNING AND THE CHARLES W ROBERTS Newtown College Prep I mad cap artnst cool cat great talker progressuve wntty Iaughnng boy future lourna as Student Councll IO ll I2 Chorus 'IO 'I2 School paper ll 'I2 Humor Edltor II EdltorlnChlef 'I2 Rlfle Club 9 Poster Arts Club 9 IO ll Football Manager 9 Baseball Manager Il I2 Rowung IO ln , , ' Ch , ,B ,1o,11, ,P '- , 1 . I 9, to, 'F 1 lOg k I 1, 125 , ' , ,lt ' X ,fit HB-ttf' , . . . - . . . ,- . . . . . . I . . . I. L . . . . IL gp , , Z I U 1 , Z X' 4 ,A J? fx X h p tu xl l K, f Dx- MF .lf X U5 Lkyk V I 'T ev 2 A A A W N r 1 75 f gg j ,rrt I av ,J A ,t i . W C, AJ Pix!! , A - ,A vf v. k ' I , I '- f I A .V f' UC' I NW if U A , A ' ,gy A7 X ,A X- 1 ' f f THE EVIL FALSE. X -.M EDWARD RussEl.L Southampton College Prep Eddue shy quuet collects couns ambvtuous trumpet player wants to go on to college 12 Football 12 QD' fag RICHARD SAMS Newtown Social Scientific Chunk real cool cat neat dancer crazy pegs grndnron man slnger lakes gurls Chorus l0 Il 'l2 School paper ll Vls ual Alds Club 9 Football 9 I0 Baseball IO Varslty ll 12 rt hai EDWARD SEIPP Newtown R D Social Screntrfrc Eddie Ford convertlble loker one of the wee folk FFA member qunet and conslderate Rlfle Club 12 Future Farmers of Amerlca Il I2 Treasurer ll Future Farmers of Amenca Basketball Team 11 12 EDDIE CHUNK SEIPP X ... ',.. ' ...a ' 1 , , ll, 12: , , 1 rl, I FW .I I Athletic Association 107 Band 9, 10, ll, J. 'If' 4' lf W TILL NOW -Q-:Ctr AS PILLARS .1 WILLIAM E SHULL SONDRA GAH. SMITH Newtown R D Holland Socral Screnrrfrc Socral Sclentlfrc Ben manly physique dark Sandy rnterestmg personalny and intense Chevue man charac marvelous doll collectlon creatlve pleasmg srnule wants to be an Interior decorator Student Councll I2 Vlsual Azds Club lO Chorus 12 Poster Arts Club 12 Rnfle Club 'll Football I2 Basketball l2 Baseball 9 ll 12 Varslty Club 12 WLADIMIR SOROKA lvyland Social Screntlfrc Sokne a steady dater con trnental charm the qunet type good fume boy dumples future drafts I, fy man Chorus I2 Rufle Club ll Foot a SOKIE TO l2 Gym team 'IO ..,qonC ' SANDY KS! 1---qv' BEN ', 4 A A ' P . 4 ' - rl t CV' 1 'V , A f Q., 4 ' r 9. ., f C ff V .1 CC., Mj N' ,017 ' , Q .fu F teristic walk . . . future farmer . . . artist . , . flaming hair . . . petne . . . 11' 0 a K f- V h ...f' .-. ' I lO, ll, 5 ' 5 b ll K t Q N . r ' : 5, , ,, ,M s 1 f ff--a W A Q. Q4 WE STAND STRAIGHT -4 RAYMOND M. SPARLING Edgeboro Social Scientific Ray . . . champion skier . . . man with a Ford . . . basketball fiend . . . eye for the gals . . . industrious . . . future draftsman. Athletic Association 12- Rifle Club Presi- dent ll- Football 11- Basketball 11 Co-Captain 11- Baseball 11 12- Varsity Club 12. !4,v2f BETTY ANN STIVENDER Newtown Social Scientific e what a laugh devilish never a dull moment golden earrings pretty smile stewardess to be Hoc ey ll l2 1 N 'l?ss....4 as 'l ' RAY R Q-vt, ALAN G STRANGE Newtown R D Social Scientific double talker cool way with the women everybodys pal charmer eventual carpenter Athletic Association 12 Visual Aids Club 9 10 Poster Arts Club 10 Football Man ager 10 11 I2 Baseball Manager 9 12 Varsity Club l'l 12 BETTY ANN fQ,e f x My lf? 2- ffflvw, , I V fvavqi. ,,, ALAN -1 1 , A , 4 in ' Q Ll! 43 JOANNE TAYLOR EULA A TEAT Newtown New Hope College Prep camera bug always on the spot a model student versatnle wnlllng to help anytlme ambu tlon news and televlsuon photography Chorus 9 10 11 12 School paper Pho tography Editor 11 Photography Club 9 10 School Photographer 11 12 Yearbook Photography Edltor 12 JOANNE Socral Screntrflc Eu a roller rank gal from them thar hulls goes along wrth the crowd Beverly and Bettys slde rc Chorus 9 Home Ec Club 9 10 Poster Arts Club 11 Hockey 9 12 Softball 10 X 'mv' DAVE EULA AND SO UNWAVERING DAVID S THOMPSON Newtown College Prep Dave chemrstry trend a class shorter takes care of our football players good manager scuence Student Councll 12 Photograhpy Club 10 Rifle Club 11 Football Manager 9 10 11 12 Basketball 11 12 Baseball 12 Varslty Club 11 Scnence Club 12 Gym Team 10 sports Club to 11 12 ' , , , My I L. af l Jo . . ' . . . U I .1 -. H . . . ' ' ' ' .. '- -k'k. - ' : , : , , , I - 5 , 7 . I f : , : ga' 'fa ., 5' I L -it 'q aa t H ,, - - ' ,l 2 Q Z 'f A fan. 1 K 'K Eat ,wi I , A ' I 4 I 1 Q 1 Q ' ,,.'4 . Q 1' W. A , I I 1 I M- W ln-, rf, . , - A A- ft A 4. , 1 , , . 1 ' : : , , . U 7 lk X Q1 J' X . WITH FIRM, PURPOSE, NORMAN EARL Tirus Newtown Social Scientific Bud . . . man with his heart in football . . . nice fellow . . . well liked , . . swell personality . . . hot Ford ice skater . . . future mechanic. Athletic Association Vice President 11, Football 10, 11, 12, Baseball 11, Varsity Club 11, 12. Q 'ills so lygqf WiLLiAM TRAUB Richboro College Prep Fingers Traub . . . real tall man . . . a way with the girls . . . football hero . . . good looking . . . goes to the mountains . . . green Chevie convertible . . . prospective engineer. Athletic Association 9, 12, Vice President 12, Band 9, 10, 11, 12, School Paper 11, Football 9, 10, 11, 12, Captain 11, Base- ball 9, 10, ll, 12, Varsity Club 11, 12, President 2, Class Treas O, Gym Team 9, 10, Rowing am 1 eyifff ROBERT THOMPSON Newtown, RD. N Agriculture . A Bob . . . sharp shooter . , . likes to AV, - I4 drive . . . pals with everyone . . . good A. Q ' f square dancer . . . wants to be a farmer. it Rifle Club 12, Future Farmers of Ameri- ca 9,1O,11,12, eos Zi-I 0149. 3 2 039,15 l y fs . ' ' v N' ,f , 'i 1 ..t Q' mme, 10,759+ av l 1 M VFW!-f7J?.b1fA BUD -F 4:-vi :Edo . 1 'r U Zyl, ' .N 1 5,1 ,AVA , ,- , ,iv wigx . 5 yi 1 5 TRAUB i I Nx . ,N .f ' 3- f rf GR 'viii GENE LAWRENCE WALTON JUNE HARRIETT WEISS Newtown Rnclwboro Socval Sclenrlflc Socml Sclonrlffc Sonny one of our foolball ano June accorcluon player sweel baseball plwyus mae guy cars a mce To everyone qunel are 1115 hobby good dr ver fulure secretary otball 10 ball arsu H me c U Poster Avg CU 1 Clu 12 Gym Team 10 - 34 GENE JUNE lx '54 LOIS f WE FINALLY TO LIFES Lois MAE WHITE Newtown RD College Prep sewmg wlwuz dependable que! but friendly champlon and Home EC u em Councll 12 hows 9 School Paper 11 Home Ec Club 10 Pos Als Cub 9 10 Gym Show 9 'lWs ...sv-Q-A X 453 L4 - A Ll , 4' W 7. . f Iliff, W' I :,4-My Mm X - L 1 1 f . , ' . . . Q I , . , ' , 4 y ' Fo , 12g Base 10, 12p V Aly o E Cl b 12g , lb 0, b . . l A 1 . 1 LO 4. . ' ' . , . arrlsl . , . sure To be a success In Ari ' 3 .. sfd A :C 10,111 .ll Q? 1 2 ' N Ter r l , 1 , 10. 1 1 1 .!t 7 E '.,'l ' 'V W' 1 4. - fi 1 , AQ If If MOVE ON FU LFILLMENT K' 'ff xv! News KATHLEEN JOYCE WHITESELL GEORGIA ANN YEAGER Keen red knee socks speed Gay soft sp ken our Ball demon typust one of the Huskles Queen anus sports enthu future secretary waitress SIBSF C eve mmph ta oc ey 9 IO 11 Softball 9 IO o tball 10 A ssocnatfon us 9 Phqjograp Clu fi! bd paper 125 OI'U Patrucua Kazmuer, Treasurer, Rnchard Mengel, Presldent, Gay Yeager, Recordmg Secretary, Rnchard Booth, Vuce Presndent, Dons Fulton, Cor respondnng Secretary CLASS OFFICERS KATHLEEN GAY 5 435 .11 I I A 7, x E A A Liga 5 H k , , : f : ChOr- S f , 1: Pyyfiik, . ' W , 9 1 my ,ff , J t fl 'f - f fl X if 4, l 'Q 1 AA , I 1 A f J ' ' . , 1, f ll r A 1 1 , I I 4+ A X , aff f fv' f K' ,rf it 1 rl ' x' lx I I If x 7' 4 s I- 1. ifgiil ii! if Y 'grain us: gg-Lg .Ni Most Likely to Succeed CAROLYN CRAMER ED MONTGOMERY Best Dancers KATHERINE CARR DICK SAMS 36 Best All-Round SHIRLEE l.UFF BILL TRAUB Most Artistic LOIS WHITE BILL ROBERTS Ianni Besf Athletes DORIS LUFF BILL TRAUB 4.4 I gf: W NEI Most Musical ELVA LEONHARDT DICK RABBERMAN Isa il ag Most Responsible SHIRLEE LUFF ED MONTGOMERY BOB KRATZ Class Comedians BETTY STIVENDER BILL ROBERTS 37 Best Dressed ANNE FREHAFER BOB KRATZ 38 Best Looking KAREL FRY BILL TRAUB W1 Most Popular SHIRLEE LUFF RICHARD MENGEL Most Intelligent CAROLYN CRAMER ED MONTGOMERY V- J 5 1 CUNC.l L ROCUC F fN Q rw Q . . 1' Q V' N C F' C ul XUNDERCLASSMEN . 5 V C X Q Encompassmg The Fra ' ,Q 4, ft-Q' First row: l. Walter, J. Jones, S. Booth, B. Caul, J. Bellmeyer, C. Holzworth, J. Creighton, L. Benner, J. Greb. Second row: E. Conn, P. Buckingham, B. Bartholomew, S. Dunbar, W. Hogeland, E. Eichner, C. Hoffman, K. Bodnar, J. Albright. Third row: S. Davis, B. Janney, K. Jones, F. lliff, D. Bottke, P. CLASS OF '56 Our immediate successors as the leaders of the school started their Junior year with a bang by doing an excellent iob in the cafeteria. Having at least eight people working a day, this proved to be the main money-making activity of the year. Conrad, H. Hankins. The class, under the leadership of Mrs. Edith Caul, Mr. George Lindsay, Mr. John Rick, and Miss Ada Thut, had another booming success- The Bonfire Boogie -a record dance in the Richboro Fire Hall. It has been traditional in Council Rock to receive class rings in the Junior year. The Juniors this year received their rings before Christmas and were as thrilled with them as we all have been. The real highlight of the year, though, was the prom given in honor of the Seniors who greatly appreciated all of the earnest efforts which helped make it the lovely dance that it was. The last main activity given by the Juniors was the breakfast given to the Seniors before they left for their long-awaited trip to Washington, D. C. Best of everything to the Juniors during their best and final year at Council Rock from the Class of '55! President DAVID BOTTKE Vice President First row: C. Tomlinson, D. Swartley, C. Tomlinson, F. Riley, M. Neal, D. Riley, E. Rucker, E. York, Van Hart. Second row: A. Unrath, D. Krusen, B. Traub, M. Shanahan, R. Kirk, R. Porter, T. Sasim , J Keller, J. Worrell, N. Satterthwaite. Third row: B. Reed, S. Wilbur, R. McGary, J. Kaiser, W. Snyder, Sfidham, R. Schraedley, J. Koyen. J sf ff 'Y J i. M J The Sophomores found out that all is not sugar and cream in the new school. Among th e i r disappointments was the hay-ride which had to be canceled. It was tough sailing for them this year. The Class of '57 will be the first class to complete all three years of senior high school in the new building. The advisors were Miss Mary Williams, Mrs. Adrienne Wilda, Mr. William Kershaw, and Mr. Mor- rison Miller. One outstanding contribution to the school, of which the class has a right to be proud, was the donation of a young hem- lock tree, the first to be planted on the school property. l iran aj' 4 . f'f'f. 3 af 0 .1 'Z- X. X I i t' lZfis...l- . QV' Qi Best of luck to all the Sophomores in their M 5 ., remaining two years at Council Rock. Seated: C. Ivins, P. Lawrence, E. Sontheimer. Standing: A. Esposito, L. Walker. A fl, 7 SZ C1?ff.fLf,,. f I X. C. 62,6 CLASS OF 57 Jeff few? Jil First row: D. Montgomery, P. Williams, L. Walker, T. Wilson, J. Solis, C. Traber, H. Veronick, D. Whitlock. Second row: J. Muller, A. Wilkes, G. Miller, R. Weiler, E. Turner, H. Whitesell, D. Wilson, C. Shiber, A. Sines. Third row: C. Scull, R. Neamand, B. Reed, C. Oetinger. 'll 1 Q It 5, y. fc.- K . ..- xuv J T 'H 2 'L+' 1 'I 1 15, .Y Q First row: S. Bryan, D. Fife, K. Conner, D. Greb, D. Downes, A. Getz, D. Dooley, A. Deas, G. Derry W. Dingle. Second row: E. Fleer, J. Benner, J. Adams, L. Gray, B. Brown, J. Goodman, B. Bond, N Dinlocker, L. Ancona, L. Bellmeyer, B. Gussman. Third row: N. Fisher, L. Clark, J. Diehle, R. Good, J Almonrode, L. Gray, J. Alburger, J. Benham, L. Garcia, D. Dooley, N, Gorski, E. Creighton, J. Bean. Firs! row: L. Jacques, J. Jeweft, L. Peiffer, W. Marks, F. Hauler, J. Jackson, J. Raub, B. Krusen, B. Poynor, F. Hottensen, G. Kuhn. Second row: G. Hill, J. Raub, G. Morris, H. Hutchings, S. Harvey, J. Huber, T. Malin, E. Reuhenbach, H. Hezog, B. Jennings, D. Mohr, L. Holzworth. Third row: C. Koyen, E. Hofmeister, A. Morgan, C. Neamand, C. Rhodes, R. Johnson, H. Koenig, G. Hogeland, E. Holz- worth, M, Mason. I , .. 1-4 wi. fi A s fm v CLASS OF '58 z -:ll -Qi.-. - K 4 -J Sitting: L. Jacques, Secretary 160, D. Sutton, Vice President 130, J. Smith, President 1305 D. Greb, Vice President 137, J. Wilson, Treasurer 130. Standing: L. Gray, Secretary 1375 L. Bellmeyer, President 137, N. Gorski, Treasurer 137, D. Mohr, Treasurer 160. First row: P. York, B. Teat, E. Waitz, N. Wyant, N. Weasner, J. Wilson, S. Tomlinson, B. Swain, W. Smela, N. Schwaiger. Second row: E. Samsel, J. White, R. Steele, N. Tomlinson, C. Yates, K. Walter, o. Scully, H. Shull, J. Henyon, L. Whittle, J. Smith. Third row: H. Thompson, D. Sutton, A. Wright, B. Van Hart, L. Smith, J. Taylor, M. Whiteside, J. Taylor. 'Q gifs 'ng A any We sg -'- , 2 .. . ,mg fir Q lx: Q4 First row: W. Cordes, J. Welsh, L. Tomlinson, W, Shallcross, W. Booth. R. Kroelser. Second row: J. Hibbs, G. Gray, S, George, M. Swartley, L. Roedts, M. Gilbert, M. Bowker, A. Bowker, C. Satterthwaite, D. Balderston. Third row: B. Creighton, C. Miller, T. Taylor, E. Krusen, D. Weir, F. Traber, G. Longsdorf, K. Whitlock, M. Venoma. L. Jefferson, F. Ashton. Fourth row. S, Hinkle, F. Fabian, J. Schmoock, R Bachmann, L. Hoehnle, R. Lennon, M. Gliddon. 8A First row: A. Mclienney, P. Luff, L, Cruise, H. Wilson, C. Krause, B. Huttanus, J. Jacques, J. Luff, G Rook, L. Wilkes. Second row: C. Beagle, H. Van Lieu, B. Roberts, R. Sirnerson, D. Null, T. Hubby, J Benham, W, Hofmeister. C. Ensley, E. Boehner, D. Yates, L. Ecker. Third row: C. Rirmann, F. Corwin F. Yocom, J. Longstreet, D. Berry, S. Kaiser, P. Hash. I LQ. , 3 .' W i 1 ,N-xc C Y . ' dx ff! Y ffm 'yt ,Di 0 xlllr III' 'ni . P- ,Q A J 4 L .N F 'L . C n 4 X .ll L K W r 'T'l'X',' , la. 4 i 11 Q First row: S. Krogh, M. Iliff, S. Mulhern, J. Tomasetti, J. Benner, M. Coffey, M. Evans, E. Kenderdine K. Krause, B. Dickinson. Second row: T. White, R. Herzez, J. Fee, R, McCarthy, S. Dunbar, R. Wilson J. Camilla. R. Stevens, T. Boccardo, M. Sailer, R. Stidham, R. Lake F. Doheny. Third row: A, Kender dine, D. Gessner, L. Solis, G. Fite, H. Drexler, D. Fitch, J. Steele, S. Hupp, D. Lawrence, B. Greim. First row: J. Balderston, B. Rabberman, J. Bartholomew, A. Perkins, P. Thompson, R. Yeager, D. Unroth, R. Bryan. Second row: L. Steele, J. Ancona, V. Blake, K. Funston, B. Shedland. J. Campbell, L. Saurman, M. Hellyer, C. Conner, E, Shelmire, Third row: C. Tyson, B. Jewett, G. Ungerer, A. Hoffman, B. King, G. Sasim, J. Brigg, R. Johnson, P. Aldrich, L. Mengel, W. Kistler. Fourth row: K, Conner, N. Molden, J. Kuhn, R. McCoy, S. Durst, B. Ruves, J. Mulhern, D. Fisher, F. Tomlinson, M. Gray, R. Mosasek. an N ' ' s ll .Y 'W I V' ,cy - Q i, . K x ,S . A Nh r Vw- ,X':l ,V.' Lili if ggi? , I J. .. .g,r,'1-'qi I .Q Y ff 'F' D l 1 Q ,X l - f Civ rl it A 'F ,J - X 6 First row: D. Russell, C. Sked, W. Russell, D. Hartwigsen, R, Tomlinson, D. Beals, R. Atkinson, J. Ogbon. H. McKinney. Second row: N. Kerns, E. Craven, l.. Fisher, P. Balderston, C. Kunz, J. Wilson, B. Worthing ton, l.. Eller, R. Devlin, B. Yerkes. Third row: P. Brown, N. Smith, O, Steele, P. Hentz, T. MacAllister S. Baker, H. Clapp, D. Null, B. Danner, R. Lulcins, D. Cornell, R. Hunter. Fourth row: F. Ashton, J. Wulf P. Opdylce, B. Teat, B. Paub, l.. Iliff, C. Shane, A. Ulrich, P. Warren, B. Bloesinger, D. Bloom. First row: E. Courtney, D, Traub, R. Kratz, D. Sheeran, B. Thorpe, E. Eichner, G. Arbour, J. Geese. Second row: S. Peiffer, C. Oetinger, H. Davis, S. Smith, J. Brown, S, Ermentrout, A. Chauncey, J. Seckler, M. Ashton. Third row: E. Hunt, P. Turner, J. Holston, B. Gearhart, E. Tomlinson, A. Keller, B. Morrell, J. Leck, l.. West, L. Lubowiecki, V. Wayne. Fourth row: B. Clark, E. Praul, C. Weasner, G Roth, R. Frome, T. Clouse, P. Iliff, W. Shull. .X A Z F L' ' Q 1 z 6 Il Q P . ' M f QQ: , Q ,S 01 in . -4 s ,-if sy ' fx an ' sg,4g.xf 'wwf ,, . 'NZ-f c V MXN: +35 r 4: ,ing . , 'r Km? x I . .Mb 1 X . U' gym. , -Qi - VZ , ,,. f wwf' Q . wg, ' Q Si' Q J M we 'f' is Nd rt. w Wig' Hz as rv- ,,., L gf e N9 M' -WE' 'gli A4 W5 f+ vfvhy -:-:X 7- wx-aff? -fwsffy fl' R' Slim 'W ,. ffwvigf 1:-:.f,ff:.u 'A ,1- fm. 1, ,xv-iv mm . . . f,-lgtgfggvg, 1,5 ,. Ming f,m, J f qgffg-fV ,' f.m,1f-fr, W- f 45332 ,, ' 51: , el 4 , 62? .gift K 3? A' 'if' ,Q g if - ,, Qu gd 15.5 --1 ay. . 7 7235.9 ,kv 5-Q ,.Z'f'?' -X if ' - Iif'i,F1 ' ff: wg- S g nm.. L- 0 W! 'N H fe' - W1 K '-:1 , 'ff'-4 ,V-fi. '5 -is QC lv K 'f3.41., ? 13 ww, 1 W w M1 , 1' W- f , 4,5 wf, , ff, . Y 0 Egfr aff ,I flffwikffml 7 ,ff - L' . 'f'3F.fff Us Q7 it W Q' ju ' at Rl Wi-za? N H I CAFETERIA DUTY . BAKE SALE FORWARD, UPWARD, ONWARDH As we look back on our Freshman Days, which seem like only last week, we realize how much we have accomplished during our high school years. Many a class we labored through, but many a good time we had, too. CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS Gd ,,.....--s-- The doors of antiquated Council Rock High School opened to sixty-eight mem- bers of the class of '55, who were attending Future Freshman Day on September 4, 1952. Our first social activity was a roller-skating party held at the Jamison Skating Rink. Many a tumble there was that night! Anoth- er remembered activity of the year was a talent show produced, directed, and pre- sented to and by members of our own class. CLASS HISTORY MEMORIES Class rings were ordered immediately as we embarked upon our Junior year. Plans for our combination square dance and hay- ride followed. The real highlight of the year was our Junior Prom held in Trenton. Then came the Senior Breakfast which we had laboriously prepared. As we ate our eggs and toast we realized that the best year of them alI was iust around the corner. Yes, with ioy for some and sadness for others we entered our final year in the newly-constructed high school building. JUNIOR PROM-COME ONE, COME ALL Sophomore Days saw our group sponsor a Halloween Dance with music by a terrific band. In April, Career Day, now an annual event, was sponsored by us. After much debating the class chose Forward, Upward, Onward as its motto, blue and yellow as its colors, and as its flower, the yellow rose. Money was raised for the class treasury by a bake sale held in both Newtown and Rich- boro. The sale was so successful that we held another one the following year. SENIOR BREAKFAST K' STAR OF STARS W' STAIRWAY TO THE STARS UP IN THE CLOUDS 3.3 Long awanted the nlght of May 21 T954 had fnnally arrived The theme of thus gala carried out nn the War Memorlal Bullcllng nn Trenton New Jersey Dancung to the musuc of Bull Holcombe and hus orchestra everyone seemed to be having an extremely good tnme Durnng the evenung Marne Dzcknnson was crowned queen by our former queen Edna Atklnson As the clock struck midnight the dance whuch was to Ilve un our memornes was ended N T A 1 2 T-Y ' Q -f , by I :R . 1' ' J X , l x THE .STARS F 'X , I event, Stairway to the Stars, was well ,ly f 1 . ' ' I A. I I ' . 4 ' I , U . - . . . . . . . 1 Y ll? fy T .avg 4.5' ,..N..f P ff 'E If ,1l ' 'ig I 5 SENIOR DINNER R X K NN x , ff- . M, ZX, 1 .1 1 -aw is fl' ,gl On the afternoon of December 3 1954 the Sensors began the mad scramble of setfung 1abIes preparung food and decoratrng for the drnner that nnghf Guests began arrrvnng at 5 OO P M 10 enloy The delicious ham dmner prepared and served by members of the ciass and asslsied by thenr mothers and the cafeterra duet: Mons Everyone coop erated to make the dmner a success 1 . 4 ., o - L I 'A' 9 Q .. -,lf 5. UI ' A ? . '- -LV ff s 4 A r ,fl E if 'f 1 , 'X Gb ' Ill l:ELlll 'ID THE COURT n ra D nr e rel Fry Prnncnpal M Kratz Gay Yeager Queen J hn Aldruch Kung Dons luff Ann Durst Janet Luff Elalne Turner Not nn pcture Carol und hardi SENIOR BALL MELODY MAGIC r-.DQ s llwlz ILFISS 56 9 UF 'TE as An- , X' STARRY EYED The new Council Rock gymnaslurn was the scene of a gala event on Safur day nnghf January I5 T955 Sune the Sensor Ball was the fnrst dance to be held In the gym The class went all out to make It a success All who attended had a marvelous tlme danc mg to the music of the Starlxghters The crowning of Gay Yeager, The queen, added To the festnvnty of ihe event Qi ff' Win EDWIN MONTGOMERY Assistant Prvncrpal ROBERT KRATZ Principal An annual occurrence at Councll Rock but a new experience to those Sensors who were elected by the student body to take over the 'obs of members ot the faculty and admunnstra tlon was Student Day on February l7 l955 We all profvted from thus experience by whlclw we were better able to realuze the dutues of the per sun we replaced It was particularly lnterestlno for us to use the faculutues ofthe new school its L 'iv f fff STUDENT GAY YEAGER Nurse ANN DURST Guldance Counselor L . L, , Q E J ' - ,ag ,E I VU ,I as 'X 5 5 Q 7, A R ' 4 Y Q a - c P' ' ' . -r MSM, fl D X Xl DAY 'WJ rss Luff Shurlee Luff and Patncna Kazmuer Secretanes .9- -.ss ELVA LEONHARDT Dletlclan BARBARA KELLER Assistant Prmcvpal RAYMOND BLOOM Athletic Director H5 59 Nr GAF 'N n 1 O O fp! V 1f O V f V6 O XHTT1 n ' 1 WASHHNGTON il uid f YWJIJQH 'Wy dish 'qrfl 53 '4 Hd 955 4 dim 5: 6 4 f '- e1r'1mr:.m, HV- gfncnd , gm 5p1:p 1-1'1':wq3?c'vr .ALI :Cliff by -,V?':.,e':,rj, +'xf?f,r 31.7 Roy if H Tek and am +om of fha Q. '+f35 CQLHy W-'A ref' u . Jd T p ana X- f f fi 5, Class, N:QI'1+ ,F 'V 1 lf f .f ,:VifE?E'v' fc. f e. fxfwilnf W? 3, ,. ff M 'SH F' K? W. m A - Q' W 'Ev T ff 7 4935 CLUBS -1-7 iq First row: D. Thompson, R. Kratz, A. Hogeland, A. Durst, G. Tomlinson, B. Keller, L. White, B. Park, W. Shull, W. Roberts. Second row: R. Bartholomew, J. Tomlinson, W. Hogeland, J. Waters, E. Turner, K. Bodnar, H. Fell, B. Kuni, N. Cloud. Third row: D. Jenkins, B. Bishof, B. Scull. 'ii' ' Q .',x.' ? ' m 'i- A ' ,' .lf fi WM. .. . J fl . .lfgiib ...tai J:-iii' 'r4Ll4,y1f I- Zjbl -ysxys, iff. Jf L fy .t if STUDENT COUNCIL T Mt,'Ft Q, This year, with the coming of the new school building, our Student Council's tasks were greatly increased. Settling of students in new surroundings, revision of its con- stitution, sponsorship of several activities, cooperative leading ofthe school, and count- less other items kept the group on its toes the whole year. Our Student Council sent delegates to National, State and Tri-County Conventions and itself was host school for the spring Tri-County Meeting. A great deal of credit for the success of this year's Council must be given to the student body since, as a whole, they are the reason for our school maintaining its high rank among the area's institutions of learning. First row: K. Funston, R. Lukens, C. Shull, J. Benn Jackson, S. Dunbar, D. Lawrence, E. Boehner, A. Getz. Second row: C. Kunz, E. Praul, N. Weasner, D. Berry, l.. Smith W Shallcross, J. Jewett, D. Weir, F. Kuhn. N f' The Athletic Association consists of twenty- five hard working members. This organiza- tion raises all the funds for every sport played at Council Rock. The Athletic Associa- tion is always going at top speed. There is much for each member to do. lf it were not for these people our athletic program would not be carried on. They see that every participant of each sport is safely and well- equipped. .1 . I 1 ' 1 f f ff ' I I I K y f 1 J 4 I. i v - ., I I. -3 , xp I If J f V rr 1 f 1 Y i .KO sn N l M f 'K 1 ' ,4 ' I Q Q 'fl ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION it First row: A. Strange, A. Voorhees, R. Sparling, B Traub Vice President S Luft Secretary, R. Bloom, President, J. Aldrich, J. Luft. Second row S Durst R Herzog P Third row: J. Diehle, D. Montg qry, J. Cla ton Trau A Stoc hol Hinkle, P. Luff yI ,M U59 -.P T' u ,fl ,er . First row: C. Tomlinson, K, Bodnar, B, Roberts, B. Janney, P. Kazmier. Second row: R. Simerson, C. Sked, J. Mathias, G. Yeager, B. Bubeck, C. Walker, J. Campbell, H. Shull, L. Ecker, M. Hellyer, C. Satterthwaite. Third row. J. Bellmeyer, D. Krusen, P. Heuscher, N. Satterthwaite, J. Tomlinson, L. Jacques. L. Solis, Fourth row: D. Berry, R. Bloom, J. Albright, B. Gussman, G. Fite. SCHOOL PAPER Following in the steps made by last year's magazine staff, a publication was again circulated, however, due to a decreased budget the paper was mimeographed on the premises in- stead of being professionally printed. Mrs. Adrienne Wilda guided the jour- nalists in their earnest efforts to make the newspaper a success. S.-' vi'-r in-J P L., First row: H. McKinney, N. Cloud, C. Cramer, D. Banks. Second row: D. Thompson, J. Taylor, R. Kratz, W. Barcklow, E. Leonhardt, B. Johnson. YEARBOOK STAFF Scurrying . . . flurrying . . . rushing . . . dashing . . . pulling . . . shift- ing . . . altering . . . modifying . . . transforming . . . enduring . . per- sisting . . . Working . . . laboring . . . transacting . . . proceeding step- by-step . . . achieving . . . carrying on . . . pursuing . . . bustling . . . struggling to meet deadlines . . . feverishly typing . . . then-final ex- haustion. All this is over nowl Our work has come to completion. We hope you like the '55 Councilor! Dorothy Banks, Carolyn Cramer, and Norma Cloud K . -L .J gd- f cr if'5f r'1 .J -.f Aff . . J' First row: D. Hupp, B. Keller, C. Roberts, A. Sines, L. Adams, K. Camilla, C. Almonrode, G. Tomlinson, W. Soroka, C. lvins, R. Weiler. Second row: B. Gilbert, J. Lodge, M. Hash, G. Miller, A. Esposito, C. Loder, C. Cramer, D. Banks, A. Frehafer, S. Kitchen, S. Greim. Third row: C. Oetinger, P. Conrad, M. Neal, V. Bohmler, A. Fallon, B. Kuni, E. Rucker, C. Gindhart, S. Fleer, P. Kazmier. Fourth row: , 1, . M. Van Hart, J. Clayton, B. Reed, P. Cooper, K. Carr, E. Leonhardt, J. Carter, M. Kratz, S. Leonhardt, Q, -1 J. Lubowiecki. Fifth row: J. Jefferson, R. Mowry, R. Booth, W. Buckman, L. Benner, D. Sams, R. I ' 'M' Bishof, E. Montgomery, W. Hogeland, J. Bacso. , ' y W x A If ll 90 O' UA ' ll' N f M F M JD ,W N if EBSQ? Ml' ' N . -if . if J',,.WQ,,9 13 fi Quit M' .sffy L-L V ' M' f .fs ff :iff .Q . Q ,fe mf .fs ,tt LU ff . J . AD, lr fy J diy V01 As in previous years the Senior High - P .I ,, ' QU: Chorus, directed by Mr. John Bacso, has fu aff if A presented some excellent musical programs V if E among which were the Christmas and Spring ,pf Concerts. A real highlight was the annual 66 trip to some of the interesting places New York has to offer. A new feature in the chorus this year was the octette consisting of Marjorie Van Hart, Charlotte Ivins, Car- olyn Cramer, Pat Cooper, Warren Buckman, Edwin Montgomery, Bill Roberts, and Rich- ard Booth. Elva Leonhardt did the student conducting and accompanying. SENIOR CHORUS .ft 45 If . 1 J vjfiff til Under the direction of Mrs. Jeane Anne Cloud and Mr. James Lawton Brown, ac- companist, the iunior high chorus partici- pated in the Christmas and Spring Musical Concerts. Although the group is very large this year the members feel they have prof- H ited by the experience. Composed of sev- enth through ninth grade pupils, the group met twice a week. Most of the music used was in three parts. Delegates from the cho- rus are sent to the Bucks County Music Festival. First row: B. Roberts, E. Boehner, M. Gilbert, D. Weir, C. Kunz, P. Balderston, B. Jewett, D. Null, J. Huber, J. Alburger, J. Camilla, L. Wilkes, D. Hofmeister, C. Oetinger, E. Tomlinson, B. Danner, H. Davis, S. Baker, S. Ermentrout. Second row: C. Conner, J. Benham, D. Balderston, J. Benner, B. Jen nings, J. Tomasetti, A, Chauncey, M. Hellyer, B. Yerkes, A. Hutchings, P. Hentz, B. Worthington, A Keller, B. Gearhart, S. Peitfer, D. Cornell. Third row: L. Morgan, S. Hinkle, J. Goodman, G. Hoge land, L. Clark, N. Gorski, A. McKinney, J. Adams, J. Almonrode, J, Bean, N. Tominson, J. Hibbs, G Gray, L. Roedts, J. Howes, J. Leck, M. Evans. Fourth row: N. Wyant, J. Benner, L. Bellmeyer, J Corwin, C. Shane, L. Jefferson, L. Gray, J. Jewett, J. White, L. Whittle, J. Diehle, L, West, E. Shel mire, S. George, P. Hash, L. Solis. Fifth row: L. Smith, B. Hart, E. Samsel, D, Sutton, P. York, R. Frome E. Praul, G. Traub, J. Ogborn, J. Fee, N. Schwaiger, W. Booth, J. Brown, B. Thorpe, S. Smith. 'Ti' 'WU' ' ' It fig . 9 0 Adm kitp' ,,uf' 'pl . 4 'WK ' A 4 - J. 3 '1 rf ' 9 Y fs L , i l ' L vs il 'Z I ll ' Q' fav. ' Q . IM ,swsgv pu? ,M , , , ., , ,af-W .1 . V , . H., ,css , x ., V ,f -'ft -0.- . t ? ,, -.,, fM3, g,, L j, a,, ,:,W u,3f 'f. fZi fm P Wag 'as' ' ' ,. 'ffif- i' ' 'L - 'wt ' 4f, gY W, gl- ,Wig , ,., i . it ., ,-,f.,.f, 'af .,,,.,.,-I L. Burn, M. Hsu, N. weasnef, J. Mamiiasfef, L. Peiffer. MAJORETTES K .D , This club offered the girl students the - opportunity to learn simple march steps and K- l baton twirling techniques. The maiorettes 'K l performed at football games, pep rallies, 'J 1 ' and other activities throughout the year. , . . lv: vise their marching routines. I... 5 ,' ' 1 Members make their own uniforms and de- Council Rock was very proud of its band this year, perhaps the main reason being that it performed at every football game of the season, keeping the enthusiasm high at the games. Under the direction of Mr. George Thomas, the band participated in the Christmas and Spring Concerts. An ad- ded feature this year was the formation of a dance band. We hope that in succeeding years the band will continue to grow and have many more prosperous years. BAN D Kneeling: L. Haumann, H. Whitesell, P. Aldrich, J. Mulhern. First row J Koyen D Booth G Tomlinson S. Scully, P. Thompson, P. Turner, Mr. Thomas, Director, Second row W Snyder W Rabberman R Kratz R Lukens, W. Shull, P. Lawrence, E. Eichner. Third row: R, Rabberman J Tomlinson W Traub D Sut ton, H. Veronik, l. Walter, W. Buckrnan, G. Heath. Fourth row P Conrad V Wayne W Caul J Smith, J. Stidham, W. Kistler, E, Leonhardt, .5 7. mix si' Q 5' ,Q First row: J. Luff, R. Porter, E. Rucker, N. Cloud, S. Fleer, G. Kuhn, C. Loder. Second row: M. Hash, J. Bellmeyer, l. Walter, V. Alburger, K. Camilla, E. Reichenbach. Third row: E. Creighton, M. Neal, E. Holzworth. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The aims of the Future Farmers of America are to give its members proper instruction and experience in farming. Not only did they study practical methods of farming, but they put their knowledge to practice on nearby farms. Early in the year the club completed a five acre corn proiect. Many awards were given to worthy mem- bers of the association this year. The club dis- played some of their work at the local Grange Fair and they visited the Harrisburg Farm Show. First row: C. Tomlinson, N. Satterthwaite, B. Gilbert, B. Kuni, D. Banks. Second row: J. Muller, S. Greim, A. Hogeland, A. Fallon, C. Cramer, J. Fleer. Third row: Miss Wagner, Advisory E. Leonhardt. 7. .ff -. ,,, 5 QQ I 'S r A W 'lf P W F S '-gy l t If 1' .43 FUTURE NURSES CLUB Under the very capable leadership of Mrs. Jean Schaffer, a new club, the Future Nurses Club, has been forrned at Council Rock. The club's purpose has been to find out what nursing re- quires and what it offers, and to help the mem- bers decide wisely about professional or practi- cal nursing as their career. During the year the club visited different schools of nursing, saw films on nursing, assisted the school nurses in various duties, and made scrapbooks for hospitals. , -ss :Ml 3, xi t l f 4 Kneeling: E. York, E. Seipp. Standing: K. Jones, R. Schraedley, D. Swartley, E. Sontheimer, Mr. Frey, Advisor, FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The Council Rock Chapter of the Future Teach- ers of America spent most of the year in study- ing different phases of teaching. The group vis- ited other chapters during the year and also at- tended the Bucks County Rally for future teach- ers. Members of the club and Miss Alice Wag- ner, faculty advisor, arranged for guest speakers at some of the meetings. Considerable time was spent in discussion of various topics. 70 'I J I U 1 lf... . nf 'la- st fl? ii 5 ' Q., 4. t Q n 5 , s 5 it Q : Y w First row: M. Ashton, R. Hunter, H. Wilson, G. Rook, J. Ancona, L. Steele, L. Cruise, N. Molden, R. Simerson. Second row: C, Skerdlant, J. Seckler, J. Wilson, O. Steele, P. Snyder, C. Kunz, B. Shedland, K. Funston, M. Iliff. Third row: D. Berry, P. Opdyke, C. Permann, L. Garcia, E. Creighton, L. Gray, N. Dinlocker. ART CLUB The Art Club provided a time when students interested in doing art work could use the facilities of the Art room in producing work according to their own in- dividual interests. The club ad- visor, Mrs. Bettyne Hull, suggest- ed and demonstrated proiects. Work done this year was with mobiles, paper mache, plaster, clay, tempera, pastels, interior decoration, p e n c i I sketching, wire, historic costume, and va- rious other subiects and mate- rials. Art Club was simply a work- shop where students engaged in any art activity which facilities and time permitted. DRAMATICS Coming to us from the old Junior High Building, the Dra- matic Club has been a prominent club this year, having a member- ship of approximately thirty-tive. The organization presented plays, television panel shows, panto- mime acts, radio plays, and other productions. Mrs. Mae Hartzel was the club advisor. Kneeling: C. Sked, T. Kuhn. First row: N. Molder, F. Ashton, B. Bloesinger, N Dinlocker J. Ancona, J. Bartholomew, J. Church, A. Esposito. Second row: J. Campbell J Weiss B. Shedland, P. Snyder, K. Funstese, L. Eller. Third row: H. Bubeck, P. Huescher, J Schmoack Reeves, C. Miller, H. Drexler, P. Opdyke, C. Kunz. .4 I Q. . Q :' 9 pp lu'-4 'Bs J O 0 'hh V l r 'ig fix A x f . Gut! l 3 isljw ,. . VISUAL AIDS CLUB First row: E. Kenderdine, D, Lambert, J. Bodnar, N. Cloud, A, Wilkes. Second row: A. Unrath, N. Satterthwaithe, A. Voor- hees, P. Buckingham, J. Keller, Mrs. Kessler, Advisor. Third row: C. Hoffman, R, Dankel, R. Bloom, J. Kazmier, W. Dowall. A number of students, as in previous years have learned from these clubs how to operate and maintain the various audio-visual aids equipment which the school owns. A s id e from personal knowledge gained, members of the visual aids clubs have proven themselves very useful in the classrooms by operating the par- aphernalia. The group is also responsible for obtaining and re- turning films used at Council Rock. 72 First row. R, Masacek, S. Durst, R. Good, J. Wulf, S. Bryan, J. Patton, E. Waitz, J. Wenyon. Second row: J. Ogborn, T. Kuhn, D. Balderston, L. Roedts, F. Ashton, F. Tomlinson, B. Smela. Third row: J. Brown, R. Bryan, F. Gindhart, B. Ste- vens, R. Kroeker, N. Smith, K, Conner, K. Whitlock. Fourth row: D. Lambert, A. Wilkes, B, Dowall, H. Oeller, F. Yocom, J. Longstreet, R. Frome, C. Ensley. ,, 4 v fs SCIENCE CLUB Catering to those people interested in science, this club offers an opportunity for its members to do extra work in the field. In addition to perform- ing experiments and viewing movies on the sub- iect the group visits industrial plants and science fairs. st row: R. Good, J. Fee, R. Lake, K. Conner, N. Smith, J. Briggs, G. Arbour, J. Brown. Second row: D. Fitch, P. Williams, B Dowall, H. Drexler, B. Conway, R. Dankel. R. Kirk, N. Cloud. Aft , Clfn s Xx JN . BUSINESS MACHINES CLUB Yes, there is such a club, its purpose being to acquaint students with the various office machines. its members do school typing proiects, type dit- tos and stencils, operate mimeographing machines, and the liquid duputor. This organization visits various business offices throughout the year. ,mt Q x Hx Back to Camera: R. Kratz, Mr. Miller, Advisor, E. Montgomery. First row: L. Benner, E. Kenderdine, D. Lambert, A. Wilkes. Second row: J. Bodnar, C. Hoffman, J. Kazmier. RADIO CLUB Divided into three groups, Radio Club has ac- complished a lot this year. In the Theoretical divi- sion is taught the fundamentals of radio while the Amateurs spend time studying the radio- telegraph code. The Hi-Fi group discusses speak- ers, baffles, and amplifiers. Some of the members of the club have planned their own radio systems. Left row: D. Miller, K. Bodnar, C. Tomlinson, C. Walker, E. Turner. Center row: J. Weiss, J. Greb, J. Worrell, B. Conway, J. Creighton, E. Eichner. Right row: M. Arbour, L. Benner. H. Bubeck, B. Park, H. McKinney. 5 F 500 ai A 1 1 Jia. , .. x 2 2 l 5 . . A First row: R. Mathews, J. Albright, D. Swartley, D. Worrell, T. Keleher, P. Williams. Second row S. Dunbar, N. Satterthwaite, P. Heuscher, B. Reed, J. Coffey, B. Janney, J. De Nio, J Coffey, S. Davis, L. Walker, D. Krusen, K. Bodnar, B. Bubeck, J. Bellmeyer, J. Creigh- ton R. Porter, C. Walker, P. Buckingham, B. Diangelo, E. Turner, J. Greb, J. Keller. Third row: J. Bodnar, B, Conway, F. Illif, D. McKenney, E. Yost, B. Kratz, B. Barcklow, B Shull. The Fox Trot, Waltz, Jitter- bug, Samba, Bunny Hop, and the John Paul Jones are a few of the dances taught in the two dancing clubs. Mrs. Ber- nice Scott and Miss Mary Yerkes instructed the members of these clubs on the funda- mentals of dancing. Dance floor etiquette is also taught during the club period. The club increased their record col- lection this year by the pur- chase of some of the hit songs DANCING CLUBS First row: S. Smith, R. Bryan, T. MacAllister, D. Beals, J. Bartholomew, A. Perkins. Second row: B. Bloesinger, D. Sheeran, J. Ancona, E. Courtney, A. Chauncey, R. Tomlinson, B Jewett. Third row: J. Seckler, D. Cornell, B. Worthington, M. Ashton, S. Peiffer, P. Balderston, A. Hoffman, S. Ermentronb. Fourth row: B. Masacek, J. Wulf, T. Kuhn, K. Conner. dfr g : Gs- gf fx If ,al -. - - Ready, . .Aim . . . Fire. Under the direction of Mr. Herbert Witzel this club was organized to in,struct its par- ticipants in the correct usage of firearms. All of the mem- bers belong to the National Rifle Association. The or- ganization holds meetings every seventh period on Mondays. r--l First row: D. Lambert, B. Hettler, H. Fell, J. Cruise, E. Seipp. Second row: E, Kenderdine A. Wilkes, T. Wilson, R. Mathews. Third row: R. Kratz, W. Barcklow, J. Kazmier, R. Dankel R. McKenney, C. Hoffman, E. Southeimer. RIFLE CLUB First row: J. Benham, R. Stevens, T. Hibbs, C. Tyson, J. Brown, T. MacAllister, R. Atkinson, G. Ungerer, D. Yeager, R. Bryan, J. Bartholomew. Second row: D. Yates, D. Beals, C. Ensley, L. Ecker, T. White, R. Tomlinson, D. Hartwigsen, F. Ashton, N. Smith, R. Herzog, R. Simerson, M. Sailer. Fourth row: D. Berry, E. Waites, G. Morris, D. Fitch, H. Oehler, C. Rhodes, J. Taylor, J. Longstreet, W. Marks. Third row: N. King, H. Van Lieu, W. Yocom, R. White, K, Herzog, W. Smela, J. Wulf, P. Warren, F. Tomlinson, R. Stidham. 51 ..' MTG-..-.f-'N The Junior High Rifle Club, instructed by Mr. Ken- neth Pierce, is following closely in the footsteps of the Senior High group. Its members hope someday to belong to the Senior High Rifle Club. Assisting Miss Alice Wag- ner, school librarian, are a group of capable students. They help in the library dur- ing study halls, and before and after school checking out books, arranging books prop- erly on the shelves, and doing other jobs. The decorating of the bulletin boards is also done by the assistant librar- ians. Those helping in the new library have enioyed doing so and h a v e certainly profited from the experience. J Adams, C. Tomlinson, D. Krusen, P. Buckingham, N. Cloud, E. Krusen, B Morrell. MONITORS After we moved into the new building this year, the monitor's iob proved to be of Herculean size. Members of the organization were sta- tioned throughout the halls at the beginning and end of each period to direct traffic and keep order. Without the aid of the monitors total con- fusion would have existed. xt. 1 First row: J. Kaiser, R. Mengel, W. Traub, R. Kratz, E. Montgomery. Second row: J. Koyen, W. Roberts, P. Conrad, A. Frehafer, G. Tomlinson. Third row: W. Barcklow, R. Rabberman, R. Bishof, W. Buckman. o,- - Ha g. y!'i,....,- I ' i -. ,. . .rf l KKK I LIBRARY ASSISTANTS ,n .f'.'l n DI ' I . 5' fs... r . '- 4- ' , ,u 'a . - S. 'E Qi A X V i Q35 Lg4Q f' ' 4 I I if H-N If! ilk A Aw Q ' U...- ll S . -tk , 1 ' fa Vw 2 x,. ' 5 i ' lgiiihtii ' 1 B 1 ,-'xg l V . i - ff- f - A . Bill Shull John Kaiser, Bill Roberts, Ray Sparling Mr. Hengst, Bob Scheithauer. ,Nanny fa , B li .... A is l ,?UqkAw If K 4 ,X I wi., 3 ,,, ., , N ' x, , , ymnf -rf D Q ' , Q . su' 1 f'?'4h i ' , ...ai fav' Kali- 'ly y ,A-. Richard Mengel Bill Traub Ed Momgomery vm L , Fifa '. - r w?Tki, 'J 'f 3 all 4.5 4 xx' nv 5 k I J ,3 I 3 ix '!'i X Eu? ,lr wk 'gl' 24. 'Ari 'H Q iq! 'lg ' ' M4 f 'nP' - -en- . . v my ll!- wwf .5-at! .ufffl my nfj -V 1 ful . ' ' ' ,..' 1 , ' ' , . A - 0- 3 wt ft.- : Q f ft' ' f f ' . iv W v YA , I4 , I , A V, . 4, 4. . sf. , ff i5Yf,A 4 Wil! Y. ' ' 7 1 t., s,g,gg.th First row: E. Montgomery, S. Wilbur, B. Traub, H. Koenig, B. Scheithauer, B. Caul. Second row: Coach, Mr. Hengst, J. Kaiser, R. Mengel, B. Shull, R. Sparling, J. Minteer, A. Stockholm, B. Roberts. Delhaas .. Morrisville Bristol .. Pennsloury Southampton Neshaminy Morrisville Delhaas Bristol Bensalem Southampton Pennsbury Neshaminy Bensalem . BASEBALL OPPONENTS CR . T4 O .. 8 l 5 4 2 4 .9 O 8 O 9 7 T7 3 l 7 T5 7 3 O I5 l TO l 2 6 Council Rock baseball team had a fair season. They worked hard out won only two games while losing twelve. The two top hitters on the team were Howard Koenig at .369 and Raymond Sparling at .3l6. Howard was the winning pitcher of the two games the Indians won. He also made the All Lower Bucks County team as an outfielder. This season the team had a new coach, Mr. Hengst. 79 WA 1 I 1 ' is r Us ' if an ' -4' . I 4- 'Ya' r 4 A Z FH 4, I Y , , , ' Q ' ,J 7 1 H L L 'wgwz W '7 L' W ,' f wa of-z'+fw'f Q ace V 'M' N Y 1-'::'f1f:-141-.?'W V I 1 . ' ,, .. , N SA-+114 ' Lyn, 'ffvpj .L R ,- j - ,, L . Pina-'lf ffl ' ' -'S-Q -a:. f N f NMWQ-M' --. ' A ., ,W-...Q-3, - ' f-' - ,L -li'91J?5'4 F-Q-131zz,.-,' -1 Q' 'Y' V , r QW' -- 1 ?,-u m t' Fa. w's,.,f7f:-7-:v.n,T hr :dw -,sn V KV Q A' , ' '95 Gay Yeager Ann Durst .Af f 1 1 T 1 K ' WT -'iff - M f ff... S. ah W M , ,W A N,-W, . ,Q . ,, , . I if i' - f Ah? Y I 'J ' A - f ' 5 . ' ' C 25, 3 1 y ff OPPONENT CR ,A My fx: 4 Q I ,. 1 T Neshaminy C, 14 10 Co-Captain, J. Luffy Captain, S, Buchery Coach, Miss Yerkesg Managers, N. Cloud. J. Coffey, B. Reed. Doris Luff .f, U 1 Delhaas ,,a7 Bensalem Pennsbury ,,,,, Southampton Brzsfol aaa,aaaaaaa New Hope 8 7 24 1 ,3 5 , 3 1 15 6 ,5 4 Bev Johnson ,H r C -vw.: '- . Q Q , . , 1- , Q. , . 'F f ,212 wg: ' ',' R' 1' ' ', A ,Q , ' . .,1- - , 3 ' gg. V ' , - 1 A xi . -: A Y -I N I 3 viffffyf' , , if ' ,., , v J . Y V K 4 1 ff-fm ma A-I. uw , E u H .-. , 5 P. .Y ' A A MJ- , Q0 'rf . - L Fx, X s , 0, , . ANI-1 A' , H WM I1 ,iw ...M , gm, S, , f aw? 82 , Q My . I? I . fewm- .- M 'N ,U L E 1 N. pm' ' VM : A4 :an 'L --.2 f' , Q4 Q 'L ' -L-, W ,,,g,g. ? ,Q-5 'f- ' ' ' ff! I H A . K A -X, , -. 1 ' qfnp gifjj L , ' 4' L .L 2.33, J. -am ' 1 , . L ' - f . 0 ,Q :,: f11 'x-4'.v.1.,,9fl-if9fl3i -. 'f 'f If ? ' ' .Wx , M I war-f S .iq ,- K , X Jvfwwr je , M ,Q Q I . ' f m 'f s ' ' ' ,Q ,. ' - ,, Q, ,' M , H, --M' f'.1',1', vi -' -A - ' 'L V ' ww: im-rn 1 231, ' pw. 'R ' 'MHARD SAW WLUM' SHULL RICHARD Boom mu , , Agni. L annum-L -A , f , K I L 5 fr: I 1, ,K - ' ' 'V f' L B-9. .. -'Ml f L5 L R' af ,, -Q. A , , , , mg S, gvzw AL N. A X Mg ' 'Y' 7 J 4 uw K .1 L ,, - , L. x L L L, 'VILLLAM TRAUB V W NM JOHN ALDRNCH VVLADIMIR SOROKA .5k d 1 . ' k Q, '-:.Q,4-n,'Q4v5, RICHARD MENGEL -LL..-1 , 7411 -i ' ,.' A , ,. fl, J f 31 N, V-' ,, ': L f 501, 2? , Mliff' ' ',M'f:3'? Wag' fm, A-.K,fr5jfffj,,A 1 -V -A .7-ww 'ul ss- Q ,g K Qi' LVN.. rw .4 w 352115 ,..f ' Y' ,Q W ,L faux., - 1. , F ,L i i L 42g15f1f.fgiffg5A, , 5 4,7 ,-.. an - .L +L:-..,.L,' Y 7 Ei, .. -,Qfkj-51 .' 'jx ' -,Q ' 'Q' W Um ' . :- 'gm .A ,J Q.- . .3-fly L, 1 in EDWIN MONTGOMERY 'S jf. x -ff , f OOM S f Ks, EDWARD RUSSELL GENE EHALTON i sa 'I W 2 rw ww Lf ' ' ,L wr LK A ' 1,,, Ki' W Q ,.. MNW l .QWQWT AMW I3 -..23 .518 18 5 ..-19 .NEO 43' iv ll f' 4, .. tr.'!fh?faHlal 5' F First row: B. Kirk, D. Sams, B. Caul, T. DeYoung, G. Walton, D. Mengel, B, Trau Ba thoo W. Soroka, F, Neamond, LJ. Riley, B. Shull. Second row: Mr. Borsavage, P, Law ce McGary, J. Kaiser, B, VanHee, D. Booth, W, Buckman, B. Traub, F, Iliff, W. Ha Russe H. Whitesell, E. Montgomery, Mr. Sagolla. FOOTBALL The C. R. Indians had an excellent season this year. They won tour games, lost Three and tied one. They finished in the Lower Bucks County league in fourth position. A great honor was bestowed on C. R. when William Traub was selected the L.B.C. lineman of the year. William played right end. William Traub and Richard Sams were elected to the all-county first team. John Aldrich was selected for the second team. William Shull, Nor- man Titus, and William Caul were selected for honorable mention. This is the first time in the history of Council Rock that we have been awarded so many honors. The team was guided by Mr. Sagolla, coach, and Mr. Borsavage, assistant coach. SCORES Lower Moreland Bensalem . Neshaminy Delhaas Pennsbury Bristol ..s...u Morrisville Southampton fl 1 N. First row, kneeiing: E. Montgomery, D. Rabberman, R. Spariing, W. Traub, J. Jones, B, Kratz Thompson, Second row: D, Bottke, D. Jenkins, B. Shuii, W, Snyder, B, Barthoiomew, R, Bishof H Koenig, B Rabberman, team mascot, Third row: J, Kaiser, Manager, J, Jackson, G. Heath, R. Dankel P. Lawrence, M Whiteside, D. Biake, Mr. Borsavage, Coach. BASKETBALL First row, Lfnf-eitng: D. Fitch, C. Rhodes, B. Van Hart, R. Bachmann, F Fabian, Jr., T, Clouse. Secon ron- E, White, R. tokens, B Stidham, C. Beagie, B. Shailcross, B M Tontiirason, ir imager 5 BX. al A 'Z'f1wi- Gan 14 5llQ8.a,J 4,55-4l?J FP N 1 i 'IQ ' -. Swain, T, Malia, D. Kratz mi' 1 N YF! cj 3 Top row: Manager, M. Kratz, H. Fell, M, Tichenor, L. Peitfer, J. Cruise, B. Hettler, M. Hilgenberg, G. Hill, Manager, J, Bellmeyer, Middle row: P. Conrad, M, Van Hart, S. Leonhardt, G, l-logeland, J. Wilson, E. Fleer, L, Jacques, Front row: L. Walker, E. Turner, D. Wilson, P. Derry, A. Hutchings, V. Alburger. Xt X CO-CAPTAINS Edna Fleer and Suzanne Leonhardt GIRLS' BASKETBALL For the umpteenth time this year Council Rock has added something new to its extracurri- cular schedule. The school now boasts a varsity basketball team for girls. Mrs, Scott, who has had long experience and grand results from previous basketball coaching, called together can- didates right atter the Christmas vacation. The response was stupendous. Over forty-tive girls attended the first try-out meeting and are now busy at regular practice sessions. Out of this host ot girls will be chosen an excellent squad ot T4 girls. The girls showed interest, mastered funda- mentals readily, and are good material. Practice time was limited due to closing of the gym. The maiority ot the squad is composed of Freshmen and Sophomores with a few Juniors who will be back next year to display their abilities. Since the girls are beginning from scratch and got such a late start, there was no attempt macle to play in league competition this year. vimsxg ax-r. 9 , ., .r ' w 5 V 1 cz? 'IA 5 i v 4- 'V' Y N ' ' Ge-P v ' s. , xx.. -, 5 L r ' new xx 5 --- N S 'V S X, ,f H f J , Q A 5 an f s, . - 1 4 . A r If sd Vx. ire a 115' Kne i g: S. LQH, G. Tomlinson. Standing: D. Hibbs, A. Frehafer, A. Esposito, S. Greim, M. Neal, A, Durst. Ag LU 557-aj '3 SICUAQ J 'S . 9 U1 Ru 'I ,N A -SNR. D!! XA, W xq sl 3 ouR cAPTAiNs x.. Fight-Team-Fight! Under the direction of Mrs. Patricia Stevenson and Captains Shirlee Luff and Geraldine Tomlinson, these eight girls led our pep rallies and built up school spirit and enthusiasm bringing tremendous crowds at our games to cheer our fellows to victory. Gerry Tomlinson and Shirlee Lutf z X X 5' l 5 , W The student body has The opporfumty To use new faculmes and parhcn pate In a drnver educatnon program fl- 'Ww me XM 'x 'K ,,,..,.-a-e--- -Pfwv, mf ii' 1-no-3 ,uf n us Mll!iIlC'XlXlUlQt N0 I v 'H A , 'E b 3 ,M 'P - . 9. 2 , , wa :Q E ,tmfqu V V . A A 'H ff u I f w' M' -,W --Niki hw J w -wwf M,lf'q M: W 4' HwMW A K v. M 5 Q W, M ,....W uv' A X ,f J' Y fn Q ' ,,' J A I ' .. V ,, , X , V dd X f, .i'r' ' A A 1- e . , 1, Ah A H M xxfke nk. 'ul U -V -f . 5 2 Q 'iw Av. , v, 14. P, . JJ, Hg- 'Q' V .N ' ag ,, N h Mm Kam WMWNW0'A W '-Q --'-M-M---..... ,A , 'h fx! x, N xg. x I A rev - W: 'n nn... IN. ' The opportunity for our N basketball spurlf GYM own games improves The O6 QQ, C 4' JB- ' 1 E., 1 . 1 'A' M fwgfw' First row: G. Heath, L. Tomlinson, D. Blake,J, Jackson, A. Koenig, P. Lawrence, B. Teat, C. Schriber, J. Taylor, A. Bottke. Second row: B. Coffey, B. Greim, C. Beagle, D. Lawrence, B. Durst, F. Fabain, B. Huggett, B. Shallcross, A. James, C. Rhodes, D. Booth, Mr. Lindsay, Coach, B. Van Hart. JUNIOR HIGH BASEBALL Manager. A 7 Qu vf-4 aftgg 'Tc -an 92 HS. :as .nf The Junior High Indians had a very suc- cessful team this year which finished in the first division. Albert Koenig was the top hitter as well as a good pitcher. The team was under the new leadership of Mr. George Lindsay. fi-ff I lr . M., , , lwkfgt . Mi, j 'x'-rl. -A. le' vim E., :sm S W ' . Y A , .af I First row: A. Koenig, J. Taylor, M. Whiteside, C. Neamond, B. Griem, D. Booth, B. Van Hart, C. Beagle, F. Fabin, E. Johnston, J. Jackson, B. Teat. Second row: Mr, Hengst, R, Kratz, D. Beals, D. Traub, B. Shullcross, B. Raab, D. Teat, D. Downs, C. Weasner, W. Cordes, D. Bloom, D. Sheeran, S, Smith, R. Bartholomew. JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL The Junior High School had their best season this year. They won three games defeating Delhaas, Neshaminy, and Penn:- bury while losing to Morrisville and Bris- tol. 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No. I ' ' ea rin a ion v ri B nds S u'rh m on, Pa. - - a u r r o an u Equi men'I' Il ll COMPLIMENTS Bessles Beauly Shop Evelyn Shoppe Jericho Valley Pouliry Farm Sheas Tower Sfand Falrvlew Poullry Farm Yardley Flornsl Halboro Musuc Shop Glruarf Hoslery Mllls Kenny and Luz Mr James A Prumrose Helen and Es+her Bubeclc Mr and Mrs Henry Bubeclc Charles and Adelaide Wonse+ler Berlha Wonse+ler Mr and Mrs John Wlldmson Wllllam J Wmner Mr and Mrs Harry Weiss Mr and Mrs lvuns Smulh Mr and Mrs Charles Fisher The Proser Family Nafalle Jo Geusl 6 8 9 6 8 6 9 6 Yeagers Fees Warren Buclcmans Dan McKmneys and Mrs Henry Jacques Slarners Harry Marshalls Pollras Seclzlers June Junuor Helen and Frank M Jac Maihews Brad and Muriel Jos Fmlxle and Son Harry M Plicher Pal' and Harrlelrl' John and Gary Chuclr and Kenlh Crawford Barbie and Solue Bob Wull Rabbll Ed To 'lhe fans of Bob and Dave Bob and Deanna Dons Joanne Elva Carolyn Rabbnl and Dave Dlclc and Barb Dol Kafhy Keen Gay Howard Joan and Kenny Sally Joan Edna Belsy The Charles Wilsons Tummy The Opdylces cGary GEORGE RUCKER Gardenlas RlCHBORO PA YOU PLAN IT WE BUILD IT DEL GUERICO and WHITAKER Bulldmg Conl'rac'l'ors Oalrford Posf Offrce Pa Phone Elmwood 7 l537 Elmwood 7 5727 Muslc floafs on fhe alr when fhe chorus meefs under The dnrechon of Mr John Bacso of Th The Evans ' ' Th Th Th ' Mr. . Th Th Th Th df, Xxx. .l Bookkeep ng us Iaughf under I e capable gu dance of Mass Ma y W II ams JOSEPH J WATTS General Mercha dse SeaI'I'es'f Ice Cream N +0 n a Phone 2I55 HOMESTEAD RESTAURANT LAVENDAR HALL Newfo n Penna SCHAFFERS MOBIL GAS STATION Compleie One S+op Serv ce 5 W Wash ngfon A e Ne Iown Pa Wo 8 8983 ST MARKS AM E ZION CHURCH Congress SI ee'I' New'ro n Pa TOMLINSON S MARKET Cour+ and Wash g+on A e N +o n a JACK'S PIONEER MARKET Jack Ogelby, Prop We Deliver New+own 392l RHODES FLOWER 81 GIFT SHOP I03 Sou'rh S+a+e SIree+ N +o n Pe na GOODNOE FARMS 377 Ne Io Penna THE TOGGERY Ne Io Penna NEWTOWN RADIO 81 TV Sales and Ser ce 9 N Sfafe SI Ne Io n TOWNE SHOP N 'Io n a A A McNAMARA Pharmac s'I' Phone 2082 N Io n Pa CompI me Is of CHARLES T LUFF DELAWARE VALLEY LOCKERS N 'Io n Pa DAVID R P HIBBS Housewares and Apphances Phone 2I I I New'I'own WHITE NEELD Newfown Pa HILLBORN S GIFTS 8: FLOWER SHOP I0 Sfafe S+ Phone 2252 Ne Iown Pa SYCAMORE SERVICE STATION Gas OII Tires Phone 9979 Newfown Pa ROBERTSON S CAKE BOX New'Iown P Phone Ne 'Iown 20I2 TEMPERANCE HOUSE HoIeI ResI'auran+ Newfown, Pa. 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W Planning Ihe a+hIehc schedule as one of fhe 'obs JOHN F GILL Fresh Killed Poulfry Ruchboro Pa WILLIAM F WENDIG JR Choice Mea+s Poullry Eggs Rchboro Pa SPREAD EAGLE INN Phone ELmwood 7 9840 RICl Ib0T0 P RICHBORO BEAUTY SHOP Amelua Hoffman Almshouse Phone ELmwood 74085 Rechboro P THE FOCAL POINT Por+ral+ and Commercial Pholography Phone ELmwood 7 3720 Rlchboro Pa DOROTHY M BENNER of Mr Harold Feasler Olfsel P 'l n9 R THORPE 81 SONS GILL BROTHERS Heahng Conlracfors Sweel Corn Oul Burner Speclallsfs New+own R D ELm ood 7 I200 Church ulle YERKES ATLANTIC SERVICE Sycamore S+ree+ and Rchboro Road Phone Ne Io n 99I9 New'I'own P THE CAMERACRAFT SHOP 28 Courl' Slreel Newlown P CAL KRUSEN ELECTRICIAN Ne fown Pa MR AND MRS NORMAN W KRATZ DAVIS PONTIAC Sales and Service Rlchboro Pa RICH BO RO STORE Rrchboro Pa If you Inve un Norlhamplon Township and you wvsh +0 call Ihe Police Dual ELm ood 7 2630 JACK FREY CHIEF OF POLICE Rchboro Pa MEINHARDTS BAKERY Soulhhampfon Pa SOUTHAMPTON FAMILY STORE Mens Ladles Childrens Wear Shoes Worlcclo+hang Gufls Phone ELmwood 7 I005 Sou+hamp+on Pa WASHINGTON CROSSING INN Wash nglon Crossing Pa Compllmenls of A FRIEND I sv -f ' ' ' I 1 I . 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