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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1956 volume:

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W! 1,...e ' Sfwof--ill .MV . f f g ' r ...J a 1 ., V V 5f i,v V, r ,X .5 E I,- , f , . i , Q 1 -wf.. ,,, -N ll' ' . V. 1 V . ' . ,- 4 -. . ,f 1 f. . x ' L 4' - . 3- R 1 1 U ' 3 - . . 1 r .ff 3 S L Anyone else have cold feet at Riv:hboro7 Wm, WS, 9,993 OU, eyes AH out at the cafeterra door! How was 1 to know W5 Saturday' BEFORE CLASSES The last minme rush 10 finish homework. l BEGIN 4 Whafs on the new book shelf? 111 1' L s l 1lg,g , iiil- ,-i-,........ ,,.,.T. ?- i ., -xi- . ,. , . - -Qtr- QL-L-..t .--ii-74 ,.,,-1,- -Sfi, -4 ' ?. 'Tl' X - -- 1' Q - -v l I 25-TN +1 X51 2 N6 A L f 'x..f r' X 5' ADMI I TR TIO 2 I WV - --'--it 1,1 ,ff H xkj -4 1 , ,.. , gf f-- XM 'P ' ' i 1 S T.. i,,..4 5' .sl7fsKragZ K DOMINIC SAGOLLA Administrative Assistant Dear Mr Sagolla Thanks so much for trying to keep us on the straight and nar row We know we were trying at times and we apprecuate your patience and understanding We wnsh we could all show you per sonally our appreciation but that is impossible We have tried hard to make you proud of us Thanks again for your guidance Sincerely Th Cl fl956 e asso I 4 f J' If 1 2 X if-....,... I ,1 Af NORMAN KRATZ Supervising Principal Dear Mr. Kratz: This note is to thank you for the wonderful leadership, help, and discipline you have afforded our class in our stay at Council Rock High School Your sympathy with individual needs your guld ing hand have given us the lnft we needed when the going was rough We appreciate your pa tlence and understanding through our many trials and trub ulatnons Again we thank you from the bottom of our hearts Sincerely The Class of 1956 A lil RAYMOND GILBERT MW., Administrative Asslsrant Dear Mr Gllbert To you we owe our transporta tlon to games on held traps or after detentlons We also thank you for checking on our absen teelsms We do not know what we could have done wrthout your help Thank you for keepnng the supply room stocked for our pzol ects Thank you for your assust ance to our class Srncerelf The Class of 1956 Z4 Q 7 Hu-My L,,.,,4-of Law 'PNB if I 44 T l I NAOMI BEATY Admmrstratzve Assrstant Dear Miss Beaty Thus tribute goes to you for your nnvaluable serv: e to our class Your helo was always tnere whether rt was needed for Chang :ng an actrvrty date or unscram blrng our own personal sched ules You heard many of our complaints and problems and of ten helped us We send our heartfelt thanks for these thrngs Sincerely The Class of T956 Seated: Mrs, Martha Gray, Newtown Borough, Donald Null, Northampton Township, Mrs. Margaret Van Horn, Newtown Township, Treasurer, William W. King, President, Newtown Township, Mrs. Edna Bellmeyer, Secretary, Mrs. Mariorie Marshall, Upper Makefield Township, Joseph Parry, Wrightstown Township, Mrs. Marie Greenlee, Newtown Borough. Standing: Norman W. Kratz, Regional Superinten- dent, Furman A. Edwards, Northampton Township, James Carnwath, Newtown Township, Reece Morrell, Wrightstown Township, Robert Biddle, Upper Makefield Township, George Pfundt, Northampton Town- ship, Herbert Fesmire, Newton Township, Dr. Lawrence Fitch, Newtown Borough, Harold Lewis, Upper Makefield Township, Dr. Blaine Garner, Newtown Borough, Kinyon Brown, Upper Makefield Town- ship, Raymond Goodnoe, Newtown Township. SCHGOL BOARD We, the class of nineteen hundred and titty-six, have enjoyed the past two years in the new Council Rock Junior-Senior High'School. The class appreciates the new facilities that the School Board has provided for us. The School Board consists of twenty-five members who represent the tive school districts. The executive committee is made up of two board members from each ot the tive school districts. This committee meets once a month to discuss current educational problems. These are the men and women who have made it possible tor us to have so many advantages in our new building. For all this, the class of '56 extends its thanks to our School Board. 8 JOHN C, BACSO B.M., New England Conservatory, Boston MA., Columbia University Jr. High Music, Sr. High Chorus, Senior Advisor. COSTIC F. BORSAVAGE B.S. Ed., M.A., Temple University I Seventh Grade Advisor, Phys. Ed., Driver Ed., Basketball. if A ,U BETTY ANN BOYLE sv' B.S. in Home Economics Ed., Te ple University Seventh Grade Advisor, Home Economics. jiffw J. LAWTON BROWN B.A., Albright College M.A., Bucknell University Ninth Grade Advisor, Jr. High Chorus, Photography Club, English. its 0-Q. wx an-Qi Q 1 E 1 in X K ,Jw-f 11 ' '- --v-Q'-. v'. . ' J .'.f.':--I f 511 ,,'.. .A ri r '.1'- i1::- xx 46 LESLIE GARTH BURNS B.S., Millersville State Teachers Eighth Grade Advisor, Arithmetic, :JA College, Extension work at Penn State 6 X Geometry, Bible Club. 'ii :gan- ' f g J N '-J' f , i X EDITH cAuL A . , f-4-f A.B., Bucknell University A ..,,,,.. L W--f' Eleventh Grade Advisor, French, Latin. JEANE ANNE CLOUD B.S. in Ed., Bucknell University, Temple University Junior High Chorus LEONARD DASS B.A., Temple English, Social Studies, Geography, Eleventh Grade Advisor, Photography Club. .6 f J 'VV YQ- - . .. if --af T - fu ,if A ff :ss M11 , y , A I S, . . . Q V1 X HAROLD L. FEASTER M, ' BS., in Ed., Lebanon Valley College Q -as , pn.. MS. in Ed., Temple University 5 r ,' ' V Phys. Ed., Algebra and Practical M V ' ' Math, Senior Advisor, Athletic , f Y' Director, A.A. and Varsity Club. T' EMILIE GAITHER B.A., University ot Texas, M.A., Tv TX! Columbia University gt . 4' I Guidance Counselor, Student Council. I J E, MAE HARTZEL A.B., Ursinus College Eighth Grade Advisor, English. BENJAMlN D. HENGST BS., Lock Haven State Teachers College Woodbury College, California M.A., Temple Phys. Ed., Guida ce Counselor, g Varsity Fivaall Eoach. an 5 X63 M af in 11, L . ' 'iw ', -1 F '. S' I ' . .WJ 1.- v ii' . eil .. ,swung mug 1 sb.-. --. l RICHARD S. HOUPT BS., Slippery Rock State Teachers College Seventh Grade Advisor, Social Studies English, Coach Jr. High Basketball. BETTYNE B. HULL Philadelphia Museum School of Art Bachelor ot Fine Arts, University of Pennsylvania Art, Social Studies, Art Club. WlLLlAM H. KERSHAW B.S. in Ed., West Chester State Teachers College Sophomore Advisor, Social Studies, Civics, English. SARAH JANE KESSLER BS., Mansfield State Teachers College Temple University Science, Ninth Grade Advisor, Visual Aids Clubs. I0 GEORGE E. LINDSAY B.S. in Ed., Temple University Civics, U.S. History, P.O.D. Junior Advisor, Jr. High Football and Baseball DALE K. MILLER B.S., Millersville State Teachers College Eighth Grade Advisor, Science, Practical Bookkeeping, Social Studies, Bird Club, Varsity Bas ba Coach, Football. LA' . A- -- F ,ik ,B 'JP' t , wk Q., -sa , e -. 3 'Zi ' Q P l f C ivioizreisom A. MILLER .I 1, 7' B.S., West Chester 5 -I' i M.A., University of Virginia lf fm Biology, Chemistry, Physics, if Sophomore Advisor, Science Club. M, 5 9 JOHN J. RICK B.S., Bloomsburg S.T.C. . ' ' M. ot Ed., Temple University K Junior Advisor 1 Typing I, General Business, 1. . Office Practi ', Assembly Programs. ,,. w , I' A, . .75 f ii ' lit V fMf'd X who f' -4 L ' 121 .2 1 I 'V -1 . JAY W. RIPKA B.A., University of Pennsylvania Math, Chemistry, Shop, Practical Chemistry, Jr. High Football, Eighth Grade Advisor BERNICE SCOTT Kellogg School of Physical Education, Temple, University of Pennsylvania Social Studies, Phys. Ed., Health, Dancing Club, Girls' Varsity Basketball. PATRICIA A. STEVENSON B.S., Grove City College Seventh Grade Advisor, Math, Science, Cheerleader Coach GEORGE W. THOMAS B.S., Penn State Instrumental Music, Dance Band, Girls' Orchestra, Drill Team, Band. 'QP .,--sa I, 'ar au- ,, X . . -0 ki.. r , T ' , x.,, E 1 H , I 4 'af PM sg: .. g 9' 1' . A 5 l MJ IU' Y ch? i I' S md C9ll . ii Il I or ,,.....,.. IVF.- A e 1 , ,r IWC, 1'-rv at L 'yin Ivins flu . Ms A 4 Dx' 4 v'f 'f'JP ADA E. THUT BS in Ed., Temple University School Lunch Manager. ALICE L. WAGNER BS, Millersville S,T,C., Columbia University Librarian, Yearbook Advisor, FTA Advisor, Library Assistants, Seventh Grade Advisor. ADRIENNE WILDA E-.A., Washington College M,A. in English, University of New Mexico Sophomore Advisor, English. MARY F. WILLIAMS B.C.S., Rider College BS in Ed., Rutgers M.Ed., Rutgers Typing, Shorthand, Math, Typing, Service Club, Sophomore Advisor. HERBERT VVlTZEL B.S., Millersville lndustrial Arts, Freshman Advisor. MARY RUTH YERKES B.S., Lock Haven State Teachers M.S., Temple University Health, Phys. Ed., Hockey, Softball. Senior Advisor. JEAN SCHAFFER, R.N. R.N., Presbyterian Hospital Nursing Clubs. EDNA BELLMEYER School Board Secretary. I2 BARBARA CLARK 'A is Hlgh School Bookkeeper. ANNA C, HAYS High School Secretary. i 1al'gDv X -of -f If , o I1 I 'lf ' !lt, 'Jr 'A'-' ..--4-al ui., CAFETERIA May Longstreef, Helen Diehle, Martha Johnson, Dorothea Satferfhvvaile, Marion Bellmeyer, CUSTODIANS Howard Tomlinson Harry Bennett Charles Kirby BUS DRIVERS Herbert Hellyer Thomas Longslreet Norman Turner Joseph Benner Andrew Snyder H. Dav d Cooper Wllllarn Foster I3 -f , 1 Fm Some useful projects being made in the shop CLASSES WE EXPERIMENT IN t f 2 wx 'EXW 5.18 372 C' Miss Boyle and three of her students are using home economics room. iq ff X xi ...M IAP Some academic chemis- try students preparing a hydrogen experiment, Q1-1-,..---,-.1-Q ....-. 1? -,-,,,,,.-L.-- ..1,i,xL,,,1. -,..,---,,i- ,-,,.- Y, -,,-4,,...i- AA.,-.- , , H , -1?-.-'Q 1+-.7-L 1i .f -1-- ,, -' ,f1.--1--- J-.-54,- ,I-fi.. ,-,,.-.,-1 ,Zif- vl,,....- L-.., ,,f' RZ ' ,,l,..,--' ,-,.-if R 51.14-1 FX?-JV - if A N X-Q fl-fl XJ' I-4421: -- SENIOR gs-5 .,-Q... W! V-.. . I X W ..,,-,,,,.. 1 X F, GJ s 7 ......,-. 1 N Y-f v g f 1 v L'r A,- 90 4 .alf 4r 'N 737' 'uh Xu. 44 at f-Kjx 'fb JOHN A ALBRIGHT Sharp dresser monogrammed Chevy profes artlst lrnagunatlon unlamlted yearbook art edt Post r Arts 9 Newspaper Club 10 11 Chorus 12 JEAN E BELLMEYER hot accordion lakes Math Quiet and reserved trusty treasurer Jane Tomlznsons pal Chorus 9 10 Home Ec Club 9 10 Class Secretary 9 Class Treasurer 10 11 12 Publlclty Commlttee 10 11 Newspaper Art Club 11 Basketball Manager 11 Danclng Club 12 Nursing Club 11 Band 12 D nce Band 11 LAVERNE N BENNER AA handyman quuet but notlceable one of the local newsboy AA storekeeper monitors orus 9 I0 11 AA 11 I6 as 1 9 slonal tor AIN A mn ll,-A xx aux 5111 IT' ff i s.: Z X ,. ROBERT A BlsHOF Colleglate polnshed lane presudent of Student Councll oolala that French accent my brother does wnll do good un TV Bo Homeroom Vnce Presnclent 9 Chorus 9 IO ll I2 County Chorus 9 'IO Class Vrc Presldent 'IO SC Representative ll Basketball ll I2 Varslty Club ll I2 Student Councnl President 'I2 Representatlve to National Conventuon of Stu stem Announcer ll I2 dent Counclls I2 PA Sy SARA ELIZABETH BOOTH d d another Jultette Lowe Sa y sports mm e fun un 4 H I2 Softball 9 pleasant c ey 9 IO ll ll I2 Class We are Freshman Chorus I2 Llbrary Assustant 9 I0 KATHRYN E BODNAR Avud C R fan good typrst Marys sldeknck mce personality determmed Kathy Homeroom President 9 Freshman Chorus 9 Photography Club 9 Rlfle Club 9 Llbrary Assustant 9 IO Newspaper IO ll Edutorln Chnef ll Chorus IO Dancnng Club ll Nurs l mg Club I2 Student Council l G m Show 9 ll ll I2 Varsnty Club Chairman IO 9 Yearbook I2 Garls Sports Edutor l7 Us-.kxn Iwfw A X HL s DAVID BOTTKE crazy comnc mellecfual Iduot luked by everyone Dayes gym CB 10 I guardIan of the water bucket My oIbaIl Manager 9 IO sIderIt of Class ll eiball 12 Monnors 12 Gym Show 11 A PAULINE J BUCKINGHAM Poly nature emlIusIasT lIbrary assIs1anT ret! P Y eyes bookvvorm ca bl pa e photo edITor orus 9 10 Home Ec Club LIbrary Assnstant 9 10 11 N. ual Ands 1l nung 1 BIble Club Secretar 11 P ofo Club 12 Councnlor Photo Ednor 12 'iii WILLIAM F CAUL fast on crutches our presldent kl'IakI lud HI Ace swell personalny wel lIlced good execuhve Cauly oiball 9 10 n 12 Homeroom PresId nr 9 Class PresIdenI 10 12 Cafetena Manager 11 Dance Band 11 12 I8 -Ll . llIll f' l lfl i- Q Ili Q I I l : x 5 I VV 1- lil R Q l Y I fl . 1 IIN . 1 X 'sf lil u- . . , L . Y jfyl I QU I! L,yl!I 3 I If' ' Ili I -fb ll ' ,,f , ll -' lIl' --' I- L s R-'QM I II, Y J lk C F - 1 f 1 I X2 . . . ' . . . ' , . . f ESMF Q! S l V . . . - . . . H I .h l 'JV l Fo I , , 11, 125 Bas b ll 9, AA 9, , vre 1 Pre ' , 12, Basln 10, 11, g ' 11, ' ibv ,, - I 'Ui Ch I 5 2 ' ' I , I 12: Q N' Vis ' I Da ' I I ' , y , II I 9 153 q Bill ... ' :If I' I 5 - ,, I, I 4' Fo , , II, 125 Baseball 9, Io, 11, 12, Ba a 9, Io, 11, ix if 1' ,.. 1 X ' X'- ff! F7, ,luv -xx -1x,v- EUGENE CONN Ozzr 1 FO sry of A8-P produce c rvurroog han mfr sborgh ECC 1 PAMELA G CONRAD JANE CREIGHTON olef and mce wap U 1 rr C hm r fofore byauffclin Lf o Us 9 Hom novrwcs Cub 9 Gym on 1 Daw: Future school rn rm :eat dresser dependable aY1r1c1xve makes her ofvn clothes Pam Ows 9 TO 12 Flo,-wr Show Chairman IO Ban as er, O POA H G rn ow ormor 10 ff. a S oe f Courvcr 'Quo ?'--nv m mess ' sch nes n. ses Com ce ... Cu I2 I9 wofat 'sv f 7 W., aa W X N is. -4 W f WI 'var JM 3104 MARY SANDRA DAVIS cutre good cheerleader roots for Browns football x team c ey 9 10 11 12 So al 10 Cheereadrng 10 CoCaptaln 12 Gym Team 9 11 12 Correspondung Secre tary of Class 11 12 Nurses Club Secretary 11 Dancrng Club 11 Vars ty Club 11 12 Color Guard for Band 10 Secretary of Dance Commrttee for Youth Center 11 THOMAS G DE Youmc Tom rs full of mrschref champ rn the poo devrlrsh grrn grrdrron demon coordrnatron p us QQ? otball 10 1 Gym Show 9 SUZANNE M DUNBAR Susre Tremendous wardrobe soft spoken fashion artrst strawberry blonde me EC Club 9, Dancing Club 10, 11 A Club 10, 11, m Team Manager 9 11 12 Photography Club 9, 10, Nurses Club 11, 12 , X 20 ,,-'- AQ' 0 . if . F ' . ' It X ' 1 7. ' l S 'O L - -P212 it Q12 f 1 . ' V A tis U ' E a., ,. ' I 2 . ,tg - , A ,fd 1,1 , 7 , A -'4-- ' -- - 1 V X-I ,....i. ..- Q Sandy . . . natural blonde . . . all-around athlete , . . real Ho k , , , 5 ftb I 9, 5 l ' ,11,12, r r 1 z ' 1 i , : 1 1. ,,..-,,F-ht, - .. . l . Fo , 1,12, ,r1. ' 9 A if U ' ' Ho A ' g rt 'Gy ,gf 2:-Q 'xv' l '51 5,0900 .C JV- fiqf' fdwe Joy- JL ELEANOR JEAN E1cHNER Mlss Execufrve pleasnng organist another short hand whiz all around the rink y Home EC Club 9 lO Business Machines Club ll Buble Cl b ll Plmolograplwy Club Treasur r I2 K1 Baseball 9 ZENA JEAN GREB C VINCENT FLATCH Coo calm and collected sports expert honor stu dent 1 rrlfuc memory a of Flalches xqy' Vnnnxe Flatclv axe Q :ef g I culinary gen Us lnl-ces sludy halls future hair dr sser platter spmner Jeannne me Ec Club 9 O U 12 Busnn M chlnes Club ll Da c g H Nursung I2 2l 5 -nd X f X Toi W Q ff l 3:5 -, .pe-N,'vw.-I-N f HELEN V HANKINS Hank walkin glorious goalie never a dull moment Carnpanellas an g loke book fabulous in French ckey 9 lO 2 Nurses Cu Pres: ent Soflba V ll l2 Chorus 9 Library Assistan PHYLLIS COMPTON Heusci-iER Always studying crazy over hor ses aspiring auihoress dares YO be differenv orus 9 IO ography Club 9 O usual Aids 9 ey 9 FT ll Dancin Cu ll News l j 'Q- paper l Secretary of Science Club l2 12' CARL M HOFFMAN Fishing poles and shot guns . . . variety rancher . . . Cauly's henchmen . . . Tiny . . .Chief money gatherer, Foolball 9, l25 Visual Aids 9 lO ll- Rifl , , , e Club llg Science Club llgAdver1ising Edilor Yearbook l2. 22 if N7 AMW 312212 of 1, W iQ V7 ,-'53 WARREN HOGELAND Hogre a Reserve Murine crorus cnarwmer My pa! Drck County Chorus boy eball 9 Football 9 O ud wr Councrl H C rus 7:7 Vwsua Al S CHARLES A HOLZWORTH buddy curly hanr -nr FREDERIC K ILIFF JR Gears muscle rw an potermal mrelingence ca for sale mad scuermst Tommy a d I Chang Mack Ford tax: good skate Vmrue 5 hot rod enfhusuast in-f F otha!! I1 12 Gym Show ll 23 fv- .QA X fv . f v , W ' 3 2 -s' 0-110 s X! x 5 x fr' ' t J , 'Q , ' af- x , f K X -4 H r r ur - Bas- g , p ST ev I ' g ho 9, 10, M L, Y Q 11,122 A I 'd 11, ' f V' ' i x Q l 1 ! I 41' A x X. . , . ar f?-r. 5 .N ff' f.,, r r H- ar, ', I .2 V- 53 Z' 5.- V- 3 0'o .' F. 7 X xv of Xi? O A 'N-INA 'I-'S BRENDA M JANNEY Splunters good skate fashaon conscuous future teacher Nancys pal Bren Chorus 9 10 Vnsual Auds 9 10 Photography 9 Future Teachers Club 10 11 Vlce Presndent 12 Newspaper Secre tary 11 Dancing Club 11 DVPO 11 12 Gym Show 9 Student Councul 12 Lnbrary Assustant 9 Momtor 12 Art Club 11 Buble Club 12 4' 1.54. KENNETH N JONES Perc sleepy P agrlculture ace FF 10 11 lymouth pamc F F A boy JOHN L KAISER Johnny beauhful boat Albnghts buddy wellmannered gentleman future In the sciences Football 9 11 12 Manager 10 Vusual Aids Club 9 10 Sports Club 9 Baseball Manager 10 Science Club 10 11 Monitor 10 11 12 Newspaper Club 11 Racllo Club 11 Chorus 12 Student Council 12 24 'iw A. I 2 . f' L! ,gl A X . , . ? ' . -ff! X -, Sf 1 4 s V- Y . Z Y' , 222- nf Q- p it I' C o QW 536:72 a '- ' ' ' Q ' Q I Q , ..- ,-- E1 X I- 0 e...+,,., L X I . - C. YUM ,fa -4 f .Y Y A v-.Y - 22 - 2, . . 2 2, 2, 2 2 ' ' 2 2 2 2 2 ' ' 2 - 2 ' 2 2 2 2 . I . . I . I I ll ll 4 A , . ll ll ' ' I 2 2 2 2 ' ' 2 2 2 2 ' 2 2 2 2 2 2 ' 2 2 H! 5 .va . 1 an ae:-E Q i Tl.. E.. :L N---Q JOAN MARIE KELLER Jom Vurglma an the summer always sewmg hoop and crmollnes trallmg tresses pleasmg and pleasant Chorus 9 10 Photography Club Treasurer 9 Vrsual Amd Cu 11 12 Homeroom Secretary 10 C s Treasurer 9 Dancmg Club Secretary 11 Newspaper 10 11 Phnlharmomc Youth Socsety 11 12 F ROBERT KENCH Bugle blower working man Kenchy travelmg man lone wolf Bo Football 9 10 12 Rutle Club 9 Class Presndent 9 Basketball 10 12 Gym Show 11 Student Councnl 12 aff wif - 1' WV JOYCE F KOYEN Tall teener l cant tmd the mmutes keeps the class nn stnches llcorlce stuck blower what a class secretary' three consecutnve terms popular and fraendly wlth all Phulharmomc Youth Socoety 11 12 Momtor 10 11 12 News er 10 Chorus 9 10 d 9 11 12 Class Secretary 12 Photogra u o a 10 Varsn Club 10 25 ...S f Q . . L ,.. Q .' f A Q -f 4 p E-4 '1- E E ve Y E E , 5 5 ' 'S 10, 11, Art l b , p : la S 1 K J . ' X A 1 - . A: . Z V 4 , . Q pap , , 5 Banl ,l1O, , fl l l A ' X5 9, 10, 11, 1 phy Cl b 95 S flb ll 9, g 'ty 'ffl Q- L 17 ll . if 1-:fax MYRTLE L KRATZ Marty Studebaker pamc sultry lashes advocate of rock N rel ckey 9 Baseball 9 Chorus 9 lO I2 Manager urs Basketball ll WM WW P13 DEANNA KRusEN Dee Mlss Yearbook Edltor farmerette fabu lous record collectlon another llbrary asssstant Freshman Chorus 9 Photography Club 9 Vtsual Alds 9 L Mm b ary Asslstant 9 10 ll l2 Newspaper ll Future Teac ers 0 America IO l2 Dann ng Club ll Yearbook Edvtor I2 'K JANET LUFP W Luff all around sports star our Hobo Dance queen Traub s cousrn Ch yy chauffeur y Hockey captam expert seamstress ,. '1f ckey 9 IO o a tam t a oCapta1n lO ym Team 9 l2 Cheerlea mg ll 9 IO ll l2 Vlce President I2 NUFSIHQ Club Vlce r 1 nt ll rssty ub 2 Color Guar 26 fX . Q7 li L - , ff X 46 ' fgff 7 ., l ' ff 1 I I Ho g 5 , , ll, 1 Gl' l I I X, .MJ 1 1 ' ' 2 if ! I I , , , h f ' , 5 l Q ' . N. 9 -19 'UVA . L 1 ii i 3 f- 5' ,, ,, . I Q., A ' ' e . 'J , so V, Ho , ,11, 12, C -C p' ll, 12g sofa ll 9, 10, Il, V ' 'l2, C' ' Q G , ll, 5 d' j AA , , , , ' ' , ' ' ' Pes'- A' ae gVa' Cl 10, 11, lg d 10, 12. E ,519 63 4, of' Z? Ovo fl' 6 o . , L 9,'?:: v' ' ,o O ': :'o 5- -sqf- ROBERT MCGARY Max man of few words assostant momtor ey I two tone Chevy Football 1 Vusual Atds 9 V27 RICHARD Movvnv Duck Psychology clown Marme reservust deep bass tall uy future state trooper , B eball9 Chorus9 lO ll 2 MARY Lou NEAL Dancmg drmples Infectious grggles one of the color guard four last ofthe Neals Softball 9 11 12 Chee I d rea er 11 Chorus 9 1O 11 12 Malorette 9 1O Nurses Club 12 AA 12 27 691 A I, X A C 'GOOD tax ff - If I Q' Q Q 7' J . f 5 . s sr C Wx -7 13 ! R -H 1 n A 'I ..E?o?i. X NV K' I If X -I -1-l.L A-f dvd X i 7 :RH ,, A I 4 A , , , . . , . . 4 V X 1 file 7 I .. 44 . g I I I Q . . I . - . . . as 5 , , , 1 . -.J N ,f' I XNX f 4 fs? 've , rv- . 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N- RUTH PORTER Ruthie Always appy everybody s friend dependable Chorus 9 Photography Club 9 Sof Fufure Nurses Club ll 12 Busuness Machmes Club ll Dan: I b 12 Year ook ng Club ll Gnrls Basketball ll Servuce Cu Subscrlphon Ednor l2 h skatmg enthusnast fball 9 Home Econormcs IC 28 j NA, N. ,S 'N 2-, js I',Q5IlQlXf X1 'JE-5,-'fi we we W, L55 ELIZABETH ANN REED BeTTy Ann anolher hockey gal lvlterbug one of our color guard c ey 9 IO ll CoCapfaIn I2 AA 9 Nursmg ll Sof ball Manager 9 IO Dancmg ll Busmess Machmes ll DAVID G RILEY FRITZ C RILEY Fnfz ey I second member of welldressed uo always a wnsecrack one of Beetles boys Football 10 12 Rufle Club IO AA 9 IO 29 KW Dave ey gndwon gusto one of 1he well dressed duo super salesman personalny plus orball 9 IO RIfle Club 9 IO AA 9 Varsny 'fin f n f'Xfv l 3409 tj rg ml Xpbhv 'M l6 DOLEN 471.0 L GUAGESI 1 5- in XL-sA.g'J-fxfg V CHARLES W ROBERTS Real colleguata l lazzy Iourna :st polka dot vests and plaud TICS s a story at the dro f p o a college bound U ent Councrl lO ll 12 h C orus 10 I2 School Paper U A-,jg r Edttor l I run me u A Cru ll Football Mana er 9 Baseball Manager ll l2 W S? 4.v '7' ELAINE MARIE RUCKER Tootre Colorado always a kmd word Just bob bob bobbrn along P m show 9 Pl'totO Club 9 lO DVPOA ll l2 Lubrary Ard 'Jug L-v :ng lO perpetual conversatronalust W en I was nn Monitor ll I2 Norsrng C THEODORE ALEXANDER SASIM f'1' Language fvlmz Polands representatave to slwnny green Chevy fofure fly boy e ual Avds lO l l2 Art Clo 30 'S 1,3 h Ll L 1 l,. 41' . . 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NANCY RUTH SATTERTHWAITE Nan Whats cooknngi another teacher ln ue eye m counselor Phllharmonnc promoter H me EC 9 IO Preslflent Chorus 9 FTA II Tresaurer tball IO Vlsual A1ds I Dancung II AA I2 Phnlharmo 1 outh Organuzatlon II 2 Newspaper II B e Cu I b II Momtor I2 Busuness Nlachrnes C u MARY THERESA SHANAHAN study hall lolcer An lrlsh rose glggles ox frlendly 9 IO Photography Club Rnfle Club 9 Chorus t Nurs1n ub D ncvn E EDWIN SNYDE12 Wayne basketball :enter protege nice guy Cooperatlve I I2 Baseball 9 Homero m Gabnel s WAYN dark lunch IO Vvce Presudent Councnl I2 Dance d blonde ca p id ,ff 1 fri-UI LX ' 6 Q , H?-g 'l 'n- chatter 9 Vusual Ands -sv Bn 9 IO I orus IO Basketball IO I2 Stu ent Band I2 3l 1 I I 1 l A I 'ev ji lk- l 5 tl L -7 , X3 tx ,f 6 ali I V . . , H ll' . 4 I' , . . 4 I ' I . r.. O , , 4 5 5 , 12g ' I Sof 1 ' ' I 1 ' 1 : ' nf Y A ' , If g ibl lb I2g lx M lv 'Quik bl ' . 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Club 11 Newspaper MARTHA CAROLYN TOMLINSON Carolyn Our ass1stant yearbook edltor another W Tomlmson pretty cornpl xzon qu1et and mce orus 9 O me u IO Busrness Mac 1 11 r 1 nt 12 Danc1n C Assocuate Edutor of Yearbook GERALDINE E TOMLINSON Gerr1 Turtle another Tornlmson short and sweet Lets have a cheer brother 1r1 the A1r Force time player orus 9 IO I2 Cheerie C aptam 11 Capta1n I2 Student Councnl 9 12 Treasurer re 1 ent nn r Hoc ey eball 9 O I2 Gym Show 33 ' - X I kx 1 x'r 2. 5 P ia N ' I L my kk bt' ,lf 0 0 CR - in- 5 . '53 -..-Q-J I ' ' 1.1111 'f -' Wwm, '- 1 ' . . . a' - . . . ' Cn , I g Home EC Ciu 9, Art Club 10, 5 ' g V, ' g ' 11. A A .rf Aff ,Y W , RK V . . . S ' . . . ' - . 6 Ch , 1 , Ho EC Cl 13 9, , A mes 11, FTA , 12, Libra y Ass'sta 9, 10, 11, , ' g tub 11, Ch , , 11, 12, Band 9, 10, 11, , aaef 9, 10, HE' 0-C ' , ' 2 ' 1 , IO, Vtce P sa 11, Mo '10 10, 11, 12g k 9, IO, X Bas , 1 , 11, , 12, . -4- 1 5 , v an I ' umuu Ty. no ' -1 1' ry X! I Wf v2 JANE Tovxumsom Cake md cookms for free counvwng ciorues pays fi w Wm 1-msfxcfr vw rvcus Lycbrovv mam Whiz fi! rvy vT 10 Phofogram U 9 Somor Hn w moms 9 N J r ub U Pprruvmnt Pub :city 452,-1 Commutt Q IO N Homeroom Secretary Treasurer 10 Studcm Lmcll I n I U D nun U G1rIOrcmsrra 12 mi 'Wu ROBERT TRAUB aug W Trww Bob Farr for Sak no mo40r brwght c bra Pr U pal Chem mnnace 11 1baH 2 Gy 1 Show ll Basnbail Sc ' W5 Cf or 1 F' IV ALBERTVV B UNRATH Hofrods are Ins hobby drummer Oy amlworwidtu L speaker vohmteur monmor Ar, nd I 34 'X -5, '1 t 1 .. '-'0 'Q I, , , . , f f ,. ,L .- . ' 'ff X 0 , 11 - J , V ,A ' , 'lf X X . jf, cf- K X E I f isa y Z , fl' - , -..L - 5ig,i, A j M ai .ayg has f ' f, , . 2 X . . . ' . 29 lwb 1 Asslsmw 9, 5 fly O b g ' 'gl A C' , 10g Qvspape Cl 10, g 1 1 ' I' L CO ' lp Ba d 1, l2gAr1Clb Ng a 'g CI b Hg 'K X . .., kg, I A f 5 , . I ' Aff . . . ' Y an 1 4 wuy , . , ee E 1 . H . asia? 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RENE E WALTER , Blondne golden tresses good orgamzer sweet ' personalvty dependable future Florence Nlglvtlngale orus 9 O nd lO Secre r ll 12 Photogra Club 9 Student Council lO ll Vice Presndent I2 STEVE WILBUR Strong sllent type dreamboat nn klwakls In my merry Oldsmobile good mechanic what a profnle B eball lO ll JOHN RICHARD WORRELL Duck new Ford qulet but oh my' 'lu u e nn the Arr Force reserved 'J Baseball 9 l . y Ch ,usa 9, , my ,, phy A U . , . A . . . H 4 .H ? ' ! as , . g l U It 'll , lf D .X H ' H . . . . . . l , . . . . T T ' .Y 3 ' 36 nu- sr' 'Q Q 2 2 nf w V E I I -'- J 3 , ,,., Bc-st AU-Arcana MARJORIE VAN HART BILL CAUL C Be sf Lwwkwmg SANDY DAVQS STEVI' 'NILBUR 1 -4' ... X- PQ VPS? Arfnsfmc CAROL TOMLINSON JOHN ALBRIGHT OUR TOPS 1 gf I Mos? Musvcal MARJORIE VAN HART BILL CAUL Q.-MH' A, ' LVM-Oy rc Succeed MARJORIE VAN mlm X Boa BISHOP X fafmy JOYCE KOYEN IALBERT STCCKHCUA it , Xrffif' , 1 D ck McGee and h s Off Beats at our Sophomore dance, the Spook Trot. FRESHMAN AND SOPHOMORE YEARS The class of '56, newly arrived from Richboro, entered their freshman year full of anticipation and pride at really being part of the Senior High two separate homerooms elected officers, Bill Caul as President, Bob Bishof as Vice President, and Joyce Koyen as Secretary-Treasurer for one room, Albert Stockholm, President, Bob Traub, Vice President, and Mary Lou Neal, Secretary-Treasurer for the other room. Our class officers, advised by Mr. Feaster, Miss Wagner, and Mr. Wickel were: Bob Kench, President, Warren Hogeland, Vice President, Jean Bellmeyer, Secretary, Joan Keller, Treasurer. We made a good start on our fund for the Washington trip by selling candy to the hungry upper-classmen. We sponsored the Freshman Hoedownf' a square dance with George White as Caller, and a Bonfire, which the whole school enioyed. Other activities were the All-Freshman Talent Show, guidance trips, and our contributions to the school fair. Janet Luff, Betty Ann Reed, David Bottke, and Fritz Riley represented us in A.A. and Pam Conrad, Gerry Tomlinson, Bob Bartholomew, and Sidney Peer saw to freshman interests in Student Council. We accomplished a lot as sophomores under the able leadership of Miss Wil- liams, Mr. Kershaw and Mr. M. Miller. Mr. Kershaw's ability with floral arrange- ments was a great help on the Sophomore Flower Show. Aided by an excellent executive committee of Bill Caul, President, Bob Bishof, Vice President, Joyce Koyen, Secretary, Phyllis Maholm, Corresponding Secretary, and Jean Bellrneyer, Treasurer, we wrote a class constitution, selected red and white roses as our class flowers, black and white for class colors, and Duty is ours, Results are God's as our motto. We called our Halloween dance Spook Trot and selected Mr. and Mrs. Chaurer as Square-dance callers. Music was supplied by our own Dick McGee and his Off Beats. We also took an educational trip to Philadelphia. Gerri Tom- linson, Irene Walter, Joyce Feaster, Sidney Peer, and Bob Kirk vehemently ex- pressed their opinions in Student Council, while Alida Voorhees, Dave Bottke, Fritz Riley and Janet Luff lent able hands to A.A. projects. 4I Come on! Hustle ihose bags. All tips gratefuly accepted! BELL HOPS-B. Caul, T. De Young, B. Traub, A. Stockholm. ln l954 we entered the new school and took over the cafeteria duties, led by Bill Caul, which added a whopping amount to our treasury. Our class set a tradi- tion for our followers-the election of a gridiron sweetheart with nominations by the football squad. Our sweetheart was Pam Conrad as Mr. Kratz announced at our pep-rally dance, the Bonfire Boogie. Happily we got our class rings before Christmas. We decorated the cafeteria for Christmas without forgetting our home rooms. Decorations in the cafeteria in the spring for the Senior Breakfast, managed by lrene Walter, helped to make the breakfast the most spectacular one in history. The new cafeteria could accommodate the whole faculty besides seniors and lun- iors. After the bell-hops stowed the last senior bag on the bus, we went to class and slept. Another responsibility placed on our shoulders was monitor duty. Headed by Albert Stockholm, and selected solely from our class, they started duty when the seniors left and continued until our Washington trip the following year. Our officers, selected the previous year, were:Joe Stidham, President, Dave Bottke, Vice President, Joyce Koyen, Secretary, Sandy Davis, Corresponding-Seo retary, and .lean Bellmeyer, Treasurer. The crowning event of the year was the prom, Melody of Roses. 1 K Q C Q ...IN Ig -yr X LB: L !r , 7-fflllllui' 42 X ! -' ' Zj, l X Surrounoed by steam, we cooked happily on 4 4 , 4 if erve lunches in the cafeteria kitchen. Any FNOFG dishes? That year Laverne Benner, Janet Luft, Albert Stockholm and Alida Voorhees, helped raise money tor AA. and Bob Bartholomew, Bob Bishot, Kathy Bodnar, Warren l-logeland, Gerri Tomlinson, Jane Tomlinson, and Irene Walter contributed their efforts to Student Council activities. Sorry we're all out of ice cream. JUNIOR ACTIVITIES AND CAFETERIA -ff DUTY 43 I ur Qiilkz 4- 3' w-...,, Ann Durst, Prom Queen ns crowned by former queen Marne Dlckensen 44 1 f PLANNlNG COMMITTEE HEADS +Marjie Van Hart, Publicilyg Jane Tomlinson. Co-Chairman, Bob Bishof, Co-Chairman, Bill Roberts, Parentsg Betty Ann Reed, Decorating. Double, double foil and trouble, fire, burng and, cauldron, bubble, Roth Porter, cook chairman, shows her cornmiltee, J. Creighton and L. Benner, the method of Cooking spaghetti. Mrs. Bellemeyer, the head cook looks on. Raw-. SENIOR DINNER W'-1 wwf ?' If 4,1 WORKING COMMITTEE HEADS- Left to righvz Kathy Bodnar, Wait- ressesp Bob Traub, Ticketsg Carolyn Tomlinson, Receptlonistsg Bob Kench, Dishwashlngg Rmh Porter, Cooks. 1 f . f . l 2, 1 g':if::135 i ' -- I ,H Memories Preserved in Bronze Part of our Itinerary The Hub of our Natnon HIGHLIGHT OF THE SENIOR YEAR A Never Forgotten Scene Forward . . . March! i,,.l,--' lf., 1...1.i..-l-' s-?,,..-,Q w,,,,.L - xr--X, - ---f-Y ,......,.. -,.1..1---S..-i t.N1,,,.,i,,, 1,,.,s- ..-f--L... g,.- 'Q-,- ',,,, , -1 -.1 i...Q...,,...- -+.,.... A-....- +4 T-,l-Q., ?-,.......,...,,...- 5 xr- Af f -x. f if ' N 4 If . X-VIII? 1 N Us 'Lx' ,-.J ,....--i-4 I 14'- lil Q? A 7 .-... aa:-J Cx '3-Q DERCLASS N l J ly pb 1 Q- S f - ' ,fi 1 5 ' .?i-1 W A 1 A2 --f 1 1' S 1 ' A 'A lo .. Y 5 ..--g,,,,. Iva. 1 1, 1 - ..,.-.L..... -'Z ,Lf --5 ,,.. ........., - 1- .f if v A First row: N. Cloud, J. Bodnar, D. Hupp, L, Haumann, W, Haier, W. Cooper, R. Dankel, D, Blake. Sec ond row: B. Bubeck, R. Hogeland, J. Fleer, K. Camilla, J. Church, L. Greim, B, Adams. Third row: J Carier, M. Arbour, F. Harvey, L. Adams, B. Dowall, D. Beers, G. Hea7l'1, B. Benson, A. Esposito, J. De Nio. Fourth row: P, Derry, P. Ettinger, V. Bolimlor, J. Coffey, J. Clayton, B. Hetller, H, Fell, C. Gind hari, A. Fallon, M. Hilgenberg, J. Cruise. WK!!-W Hungry seniors being served by juniors. dirty Trays. ka ' K x'1'oi2ia Charge it, please! '- '-9 M Two juniors, not on clean-up, smile a l Pg i Miha' lla W' tsl. 7 First row: T. Wilson, C. Shiber, P. Lawrence, J. Kazmier, B. Smith, R Weiler. Second row: C. Perkins, J. Muller, A. M. Sines, G. Miller, B. A Reed, C. lvins, E. Turner, J. Solis, L. Walker, D, Wilson, Third row: M. Tichenor, W. Snyder, P. Williams, R. Scull, C. Traber, E. Sontheimer, J. Jefferson, D. Jenkins, D. Whitlock, D. Jorczak, H. Whitsell. Fourth row: J. Lubowiecki, S. Kitchin, R, Boder, C. Oetingei, H. Veronick, J. Lodge, S. Leonhardt, B. Kuni, D. Montgomery. A, Wilkes, B. Nolan, E. Perkins. FOOTBALL DANCE - PROM Since the opening of the school year, the Juniors were seen working hard in the cafeteria. Each week according to a set schedule certain students took over assigned iobs. Everyone took part during the year. Besides working in the kitchen, students work as cashiers and take care of the candy and ice cream counters. This project provides good experience for the Juniors as well as increasing their treasury considerably. The cafeteria was not the Juniors' only proiect. The all important event in a high school career happened to the Class of '57. Class rings arrived -not the old ones but an entirely new style. Flashing fingers were noted on all the Juniors for many weeks afterwards. Plans for the Junior Prorn began early in the year and continued right up to the last minute as usual. Good Luck to the present hard working Juniors, the future Seniors. P. Lawrence, President, A. Wilson, Vice President, C. Ivins, Recording Secretary, H. Veronick, Corresponding Secretary. Absent from picture: P. Derry, Treasurer. 5I X. sg V F il P - .y L. I .3 i Jil T 1 First row: A. Getz, W. Beers, R. Good, J. Goodman, L. Clark, L. Gray, J. Diehle, J. Benham, J. Alburger. Second row: J. Adams, L. Ancona, E. M. Bender, L. Gray, L. Bellmeyer, J. Benner, N. Gorski, B. Bond, L. Garcia. Third row: J. Gallelli, E. Creighton, D. Downes, D. Greb, N. Dinlocker. CGUNCIL ROCK'S OWN G. Morris, President, K. Herzog, Vice President: C' KOYSVL R9C0Vdln9 Secretary, N, Gorski, Treasurer, L. Clark, Corresponding Secretary. 52 The Sophomore Class started the year off well by putting on the first flower show in the new building. Appropriate decorations carried out the theme, Autumn Gold. Through the hard work of the Sophomores with the assistance of their advisors, the show was very successful. Day in and day out during the school year, visitors to Council Rock receive a cordial welcome from the receptionists. These receptionists are members of the Sophomore Class. This proiect is headed by a student committee. Besides greet- ing the visitors, the receptionists perform various other duties. It is their iob to sign the visitors in, and conduct them through the school if they so wish. They have been doing a good iob and per- form a great service for the school. .4 If lan .M 7, SX AJ rl i in - ' 6 L L 1 Y 5l x ' . - for l J R ' l l 14 L' ' ROOM l36-First row: J, Jewett, B. Parker, E. Reichenbach, J. Huber, J. Raub, J. Raub, F. Hauler, B. Krusen, A. Hutchings, L. Peitfer. Second row: G. Morris, K. Herzog, H. Oeller, C, Rhodes, R. fs 1, ' Johnson, A. Koenig, D. Hibbs, J, Jackson, C. Nearnand, W. Marks. Third row: D. Mohr, S. Hardee, Jil? 'fi GD j',.J L. Morgan, G. Kuhn, M. Mason, E. Holzworth, C. Koyen, G. Hogeland, L. Jacques, E. Hofmeister, G. Hill. ..l,if 'Xl. .lf 1 ll' jf I! .i' i l if S' l lp!! J N f rw ,I r J Ii, .f QL! i,.' N ,,,,,.f ,J ry ,, .V A .Q ff IAA! J 37' ily wg , .1 . I K cc as ' ' INFORMATION PLEASE zia1',lf - fl ', k 11,9 N . ghd r lib! We 1 ,Mfr Q,-if il X ' i V 3 ,I 2,4 1 J. .ifr . ,i-IU' -' fa' S L7 ' J it ol f Q- ROOM 156-First row: D. Thuss, B. Srnela, E. Sarnsel, A. Schaffer, J. White, D. Smith, H. Sokol, K. r f Walter, H. Skull, M. Venema. Second row: L. Smith, J. Taylor, M. Whiteside, J. Taylor, H. Smale, B. VanHart, D. Sutton, G. Smith, A. Wright, S. Tomlinson, N. Tomlinson. Third row: J. Wenyon, E. Waitz, P York, R. Steele, J. Wilson, N. Wyant, L. Whittle, L. Yeager. W 1,7558 r 911 'r it f A F Mwwawrf- an ,xv V 4 gg 'rn 5,14 J s 4,'ff i 1 I as Y ROOM 137-First row: J. Benharn, C. Ensiey, VV. Booth, K, Conner, C. Beagle, J. Gindhart, J. Di- angelo, R. Greet. Second row: G. Gray, L. Cruise, B. Datesman, C. Dunbar, J. Benner, D. Balderston M. Coffey, J. Camilla, E. Boehner, F. Gilbert, Third row: L. Blotchley, F. Doheny, B. Greim, R, Bach mann, D. Berry, D. Burns, W. Cordes, D. Fitch, R. Benson, F. Fabian. Fourth row: S. George, B Creighton, M. Gliddon, J. Bullitis, H. Grace, J. Enright, B. Dickinson, F. Ashton, J. Fee, L. Ecker. N THE THRESHOLD OF ROOM 160-First row: J. Muller, A. Jorczak, A. Herzog, R. Kroeker, D. Kane, R. McCarthy, D. Mc Knight. Second row: D. Null, B, Huttanus, S. Krogh, S. Hupp, P. Luff, D. Hofrneister, C. Krause, P Logan, E. Kenderdine, M. Iliff. Third row: R. Lampi, S. Kaiser, S. Hinkle, K. Neamand, G. McGonigaI J. Longstreet, B. Lennon, M. Hoffman, C. Pirmann, C. Miller, A. McKenney, J. Moore. Fourth row J. Luff, L. Jefferson, T. Ledger, G. Leeper, E. Krusen, J. Jacques, P. Hash, K. Krause, S. Mulhern, J Hibbs, A, Hettrick. 04 IW. 'll Iv cr .gf KY 'lA . ,C - V JF' XF 'fl I f xx ! I A ' 5 First row: D. Yates, W. York, K. Whitlock, L. Tomlinson, Second row: S. Strange, L. Wilkes, D. Weir C. Satterthwaite, R. Simerson, R. Stevens, .l. Young, M, Sailer, R. Work, R. Wilson. Third row: L. Solis K. Reed, R. Yocom, J. Steele, J. Schmoock, E. Schneider, J. Welsh, G. Smith, G. Rook, C, Skercllant, E Shanahan. Fourth row: B, Teat, H, Wilson, B. Roberts, J. Tomasette, T. Williams, M, Wright, H. Van Lieu B. Shallcross, F, Traber, L. Roedts, P. Taylor, M, Svvartley, UNFORGETTABLE YEARS This year being their last in Junior High School, the freshmen are busy as leaders of the Junior High School. Since they sponsor no activities, planning parties and various other programs for their enjoyment keep them busy. In order for these activities to run smoothly, a program com- mittee has been organized for this purpose. They are looking torvvarcl to next year when they will become a part of the Senior High Q5 School. ROOM l37--M, Coffey, TreasurerSecretafy C Beagle, President, D. Berry. Vtce Pres ent ROOM T53--L. Wilkes, Secreter Yo um Treasurer, L, Tomlinson, President, 55 ROOM IGO-A Jorczak, K. Krou ui Moore. 1 L F fl 9. A-'X' BA-First row: P. Hemz, B. Worthington, D. Beals, H. Sasirn, K. Funston, D. Null, R. Tomlinson, Geese, W. Clapp, G. Arbour. Second row: T. Kuhn, R. Devlin, R. Noe, B. Reeves, P lliff, F, Ashton, W, Shell, B. Eynon, B. Jewett. Third row: T Hibbs, W. Russell, E. Eichner, D. Traub, G. Blake, Morrell, C. Kunz, C. Conner, P. Snyder, D. Sharlzer. ONE MORE COMPLETED STEP BB4Fi Vlrowi 'L. Hunkapiller, D. Cornell, R. Johnson, R. Hunter, S. Smith, S. Ermenrrout, H. Davi Q6fOefilnger,lJ. Leck, P, Thompson. Second row: J. Briggs, J. Ogborn, L. West, B. Lukens, J, Wulf, ABTQ, Mmray, B. J. Bloesinger, E, Shelr'ni'e, R. McCoy. Third row: M. Ashton, P. Turner, L. Ell LG U n . pgbfer, K. Con er, J. Seclcler, B. Smilh, J, Ancona, L. Steele, A. Keller. . i 6. 1 .1--.1-I WHERE WE SPEND MOST OF OUR TIME f 7 'Q Y if .,r t I gs PM if eb J. GRGANIZATIO MX 3 I 1 N fb ' 'X J, 1 S ff , VQ Q The Junior High Student Council functions under the supervision of Mr. Houpt. It is their iob to see that the iunior high school runs smoothly and to solve any of their problems. The Council is organized into com- mittees for this purpose. These committees include scholarship, noon-hour, lost and found, actiyity and many others. A very worthwhile project carried on this year by the Council is the sixth grade and freshman orientation program. The purpose of this program is to acquaint pupils who will attend Council Rock next year, with the school. The Council assumed their responsibilities yery Well and did a fine iob all year. OUR STUDENT COUNCILS i il lv f-15.3. Standing: R. Herzog, D. Beals. Seated: C. Dunbar, R. Kratz, T. Williams, First row: C. Kunz, W. Hartman, O. Steele, V. Willis, R. Arbour, S. Piermann, S. Chambers, J, Wulf, D, Kratz. Second row: B. Bloesinger, B. Shedlancl, S. Mull, C, Dunbar, B. Van Lieu, D. Beals, W. Kistler J, Fee. Third row: T, Williams, S. Nlulhern, B. Shallcross, P. Herzog, D. Dillman. b'-5 Za 'J l -71 -if-,ar5 '-'+'Qf P ,:, The yearbook staff held its first meeting in the spring of the iunior year, and since then have been vvorking steadily to make this yearbook one which will recapture some of your happiest memories. Meeting during lunch and at night whenever necessary, the staff and its committees have worked hard, particularly in meeting dead- lines. Miss Alice Wagner, faculty advisor for the yearbook, guided the staff. Her experience and guidance proved invaluable to the group. Early in the year Deanna Krusen, Carolyn Tomlinson, Polly Buckingham and Miss Wagner attended a yearbook conference at Columbia University. The information and ideas they brought back helped the staff to improve the quality of the COUNCI- LOR. Novv the work is finished, and the staff presents to you the i956 COUNCILOR. We hope you enioy it as much as we have enioyed work- ing on it. COUNCILOR EDITORS M. Van Hart, Literary, J. Albright, Art, V. Flatch, Boys Sports Q Porter Subscription D Krusen Editor in-Chief, C. Tomlinson, Associate Editor, S. Booth, Girls Sports C Hoffman Advertising W Hogeland Business Manager, P. Buckingham, Photography. t --l Q i A6 First row: W. Kistler, R. Lukens, D. Unrath, D. Kratz, E. Eichner, B, Rabberman, L, Hauman, R. Weiler. Second row: W. Booth, N. Tomlinson, K. Mellrnger, L. Myers, L. Hirikle, C. Haase, A. Elwell. Third row: E. Van Hart, W. Snyder, W. Russell, A. Unrath, L. Mengel. THE BA Council Roclds main claim to glory this year was her school band. Under the direction of Mr. George Thomas the Concert Band marched at many of the foot- ball games and also participated in other school and civic activities. Included in the school activities were the Christmas Musical, the Spring Concert and the Ex- change Programs. The Concert Band met three times a week and consisted of forty-eight mem- bers. The Band was a mother organization to many other musical organizations. One of these was the Dance Band. Led by Mr. Thomas they played for many school functions. In this their second year, their membership totaled thirteen. Still another, and even newer organization was the Girls' Orchestra. They par- ticipated in both the Christmas Musical and the Spring Concert. The twenty-eight girls met once a week for rehearsal. The Junior High Band offered a chance for twenty-six musically inclined mem- bers of the Junior High School to get band experience. They practiced together once a week. Following tryouts, our five maiorettes were chosen. With Louise Burns as head rnaiorette, they rrarched with the band at many of the football games. Also per- forming at the football games and some of the basketball games was another new organization, the Drill Team. Under the leadership of their executive heads, Lee Walker, Jo Ann Coffey, Joan Coffey, and Lyn Greim, the eighteen girls added cluite a bit of color to many of our games. 66 X . . U vggflw A2 1. s g'. f M mg X' 5 Q N, N 2 X I N A Q 6 3 s 2 w . X , 0 X A V by , fl ' 0 ix I F 4' ' 1 gfb' 0 K ks 0 ' x A 5' s xl' 7 M P . gf ,wf -,.,.au A .,-- ,f L' 1 Vifyyumwwfw ,5., . .H , ,,,.-- IQ!! -,. , .1 . '-8 Y 5? .4 . N- , - f N .21 4 -Lew QW' 25123 ' 1 lj fl 1, Xi W I I Qf ' Qffff .i1?'? Y 3 E:-gn V 'J 7? ,.,, . ff! Q H 51 i y U' I ff, ' la .1 'v I ' -,., Aus -,Xu . ' aww . ' . .7-9 'I -'VF' Zfx F fi? I M4 f , 1 gn, I Q C N .Q G M' 5 f S if U., ,W Y, I -L DANCE BAND-First rcw: G, Heath, D. Sutton, G. Thofras D. JO'CZdK Pano A McKenmey. Second row: B. Lbkens, P, Lawrence W, Snyder, B Cam, W. Kiswef. Thrc! rof. L. Haumamn N, Moiden. CCJCQ GJARD B A F?eec1,'J L Neai J. Luff E Ruc MAJORETTES- L, Buns L Pfewffer NN, HM, C- Dunbar Weasrwer KSA., - ' s ,wr 4 5 ' 4 GIRLS' ORCHESTRA-First row: L. Myers, B Anderson. B. Smith, B. Wayne, E, Boenmer, B. Danner, O STeeLe, J. CampbelL, J. Scnmoock, J. Adams Second row. L. Whifrle N. Tomlinson, L. Yeager, M. Ash ton, K. Mellinger, B. Dolton, C. Haase, A. EL-Neil, J. Koye-1, L. Koyen Third row: L. Mengel, P. Turner L. Morgan, V Wayne, J. Tonwlmson J. RanoLe DRILL TEAM: L. Greim, A. M. Sines, S. M.JH1ern, H. Snoii G. Miiief E. Kmsen, G. Gindnarch, P. Tayior G. Kuhn, J. A. Coffee, L. WaLker, J. Coffee. C. Tomilnson, M, Ccuee, S. Svange, C, Dunbar. . , 1 1 X ' Q ,. f . , ,I . f ' Lv Tiff ' I I . 'ff Lf A f ' '10 A-I ' V PIG as 3- I ew - EL 606.30 - X to 060 re- MII IW pair . 2 First row: C. Blumberg, M. Benedict, D. Traub, J. Fee, W. Booth, R. Frome, B. Thorpe, Alan Slack, C Marshall, K. Kroeker, B. Coffey, G, Reck, R. Johnson, C. Haase, Second row: D, Balderston, J. Tomasetti J. Luff, M. Gilbert, S. Hinkle, E. Boehner, E. McKennev, W. Hartman, G. Gilmour, S. Kaiser, B. Satterth 1 waite, J, Leck, L. Myers. Third row: L, Wilkes, G. Gray, P. Taylor, T. Williams, D. Hofmeister, B. Roberts, S. Peiffer, S. Ermentrout, H, Davis, A. Elwell, M. Montgomery, L. Steel, K. Mellinger. Fourth row: T Ledger, K. Leeper, M. Hoffman, J. Benner, J. Camilla, J. Smith, K. Reed, S, Kaiser, C. Gilbert, L. Hinkle D. Shartzer. Fifth row: J, Enright, B. Yerkes, L. Jefferson, C. Shane, B, Worthington, C. Conner, B, Eynon P. Hentz, B. Jewett. Behind the bashful grins and youthful faces of these Junior High choristers lies the potential choral program of Council Rock. Aside from having fun, these young singers work hard to produce the kind of music that makes their audiences tingle. Yes, they might be off key, once or twice, or even have a little trouble with three part harmony, but only through practice do they learn to sing well. Mrs. Jeanne Anne Clcud, director, and Mr. J. Lawton Brown, accompanist, help the chorus over rough spots and dig into the files to find music which both the singers and listen- ers will enioy. Christmas is usually the first appearance of the chorus and they offer a variety of carols as well as folk songs. The next important date would be the Spring Musical in which they always do a fine iob. Singing in a chorus such as this offers to Junior High students the opportunity of learning to sing a melody against counter parts and those that can, will make fine Senior High Chorus and Bucks County Music Festival candidates. 70 MUSIC IN THE AIR First row: N. Gorski, L. Clark, R. Hogeland, L, Morgan, M. Kratz, A. Fallon, P. Conrad, L, Bellmeyer, J. Jewett, J. Huber, A. Hutchings, J. Alberger. Second row: J. Goodman, S. Leonhardt, E. Rucker, G. Hogeland, J. Clayton, M, Van Hart, B. Kuni, B. A. Reed, J. A. Adams, L. Whittle, C, Ivins, G. Tomlin- son. Third row: N. Schwaiger, D. Downs, C. Roberts, L, Benner, W. Hogeland, R, Mowry, R. Bishof, J. Albright, L. Adams, L. Smith, J. Jefferson, J. Kaiser, The auditorium is dimmed, into the spotlight walks Mr. John Bacso, director, he raises his arms and from out of 43 mouths wells harmony which fills every corner, casting a spell on the audience. The demand for choral music, especially at Christmas and commencement keeps the chorus continually practicing and planning for their next performance. The Spring Concert is still another time when the chorus is expected to have a fine program prepared. One of the rewards of singing with the group is being able to go on the annual New York trip. The young vocalists leave early on a bus bound for the city and spend one glorious day among the New Yorkers. ln the past years such places have been visited as Radio City Music Hall, the Metropolitan Opera House, the Empire State Building and the U. N. This type of group travel provides knowledge of places and peo- ple which can't be read from any text book. For the Seniors, these years spent in chorus will bring hope of soon joining college glee clubs, community singing groups, or church choirs. The Juniors will no doubt be looking forward to their coming year when they will be able to lift noses slightly upward when a Freshman sings a sour note. The Sophomores, the group with the most potential, who can take advantage of two more years of training, will be getting ready to give up their position to their future replace' ments, the present Freshmen. This circle has been in motion for years and only proves that the past, present and future of our chorus, has been and will always be one of which CR. can well be proud. 7l 'Q on -41, ELEVENTH AND TWELFTH GRADE NURSING CLUB-Seated: J. Creighton C Loder B. Adams er Corresponding Secretary, L. Greint, Secretaryy D. Montgomery, President, R Porter, Vice J. Muiier, S. Dunbar. Standing: J. Carter, V. BolnrnLer, J. Lodge, C. Oetinger, K. Bodnar J STUDENTS GATHER TO LEARN TENTH GRADE NURSING CLUB-Seated: N. Fisher, F. Hauler, K. Waiter, Treasurer, L Ancona, dent, D. Mohr, President, L. HoLzworth, Secretary, M. Mason, Corresponding Secretary: Standing: E. Bender, E. Hotrneister, S. Tomlinson, H. Snuli, S. Hardee, E. Hoizffortri, E. N Diniocker. K' Jimi? . ,.. .., V - -2, r ,, 2 'fmt .5 QQ, 1' ' ff I? ff ' i lg g.- 5 Y Y? 3 i , 5 i l l iff 's 1,7 .w I NXT FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA-First row: J. Fleer, C. Walker, J. Church, Miss A. Wagner, J. Jewett, Secretary, H. Veronick, Treasurer, B. Janney, Vice President, A, Fallon, President. Second row: B. Kuni, C. Tomlinson, N. Satterthwaite, D. Krusen, A. Voorhees. ABOUT THESE PROFESSIONS Nursing Club provides for Council Rock's future Florence Nightingales an op- portunity to discover the rewards and importance of nursing as a career. Due to the increased number of girls interested in the Future Nurses Club this year it was divided into two clubs, one lOth grade and the other for llth and l2th grades. Each club meets once a week in the Health Suite under the leadership of Mrs. .lean Schaffer. The purpose of the clubs is to inform the girls of the require- ments of nursing and to help them make a wise choice as to which field of nurs- ing they will enter. This year the club made cancer dressings, scrapbooks for hospitals, and visited schools of nursing. Through these and other activities, the girls become acquainted with some of the duties of practical as well as professional nurses. The Council Rock Future Teachers Association chapter meets once a week in the library, under the guidance of Miss Alice Wagner. Membership is open to senior high school students, These future Miss Brooks study, plan and practice various techniques of teaching. Students teach in the elementary schools throughout the district and in the high school. Movies, lectures, conferences and looking into col- leges in which the members have an interest are part of the association's plans. 73 sm' fi il -v . l Y 1 1- -' f.- 1 1 n ' 1' 'fr Jffwg .j'!, 7 a 'f Fwsr row. R. Good, J Ramon VV. DowaIN, C Rhodes H Odin-r, VV. Cooper, N, CToud, R Smela, S. Scuiiy. Second row: E. Waltz, D. Beers, W. Beers, J. Wemyow D. Hupp, J. Bodnar, D. Svvartley, T. Sasin, P York, C. Yams THESE STUDENTS LEARN TECHNIQUES ,. .. , - , , Raub, E. Krusen, FHS? row: V. Wvllws, G, Brenmg, J. Wulf, R. Yocom, R. Frome, C. Bnagle R R. Good, G. Brown. Second row: K. Dudley, R Esposito P. Le R. Kroeker, W. Cordes,J.Ash1on, R. Mueller, R. Stevens, D. Beels. wis, K. Kroeker, J, Benhan, n- .-- S. Strange, C. Ensley, TWL., GQ is ul First row: J. Enright, Nl. J, Gilbert, D. Weir, E. Eichner, Treasurer, P. Williams, Vice President, R. Scull, President, F, Ashton, Secretary, W. Marks, P, Buckingham, Second row: D. McKnight, N. Cloud, E. Creighton, M. Cooper, E. Holzworth, J. Schrnoock, H. Oeller, B. Dowall, W, Hafer, L. Blatchley, B. Grace, S. Scully, J. Muller. Third row: E. Boehner, T. Williams, J. Luff, E, Shanahan, P. Ettinger, J. A. Coffey, N, Dinlocker, C. Loder, J. J, Coffey, C. Gindhart, J. Muller, OF PRODUCTION AND PROJECTION The field of photography offers to students an interesting worth-while hobby as well as a possible future career. Most people like to take pictures and many with no training frequently are dismayed at the results of their efforts. Photo Club offers our students a chance to learn about and develop the art of taking better pictures. When the task of skillfully loading a camera is accomplished and the pictures are taken the Photo Club members buzz over to the dark room where they learn to print and develop film under experienced leadership of Mr. Leonard Dass. Our dark room equipment is quite extensive and is continually being in- creased. Through study and experience Photo Club members begin to understand principles of photography which will aid them each time they take a picture. A picture is worth a thousand words. This saying is confirmed each time the reels begin to turn and images race across the screens while a booming voice explains about atoms, France, current events, or airplanes. Visual Aids Club is the organization which trains young men and women to operate motion picture pro- jectors. Of course it takes time and patience for students to develop skill in this craft. Visual Aids Club provides the opportunity for both. The first task to learn is setting up the screen and audio equipment, then comes the task of threading the machine. This demands accuracy developed only through experience. It is a great relief for teachers to know that when they order a film it will be ready to be seen in a short time, with little confusion. Visual Aid Club members also learn the correct maintenance of equipment. Only through proper care will our screens and projectors last a long time. 75 .. 0 4' . . V p v .C -If J . be 'gif , llr llf nur lair our lCrU' ami L M1 , . 1 afiii 4 SERVICE CLUB-Table One-A. Wright, K. Herzog. Tabie Two: J. Church, B. Adams, S. Fleer. J. Fleer. S. Hardee, L. Greim, J. A. Coffey, Table Three: J. Creighton, R. Porier, J. Solis, J. Muller. Standing: J Carter, L. Ancona, V. Bohmler, H. Shuil, E. Reichenbach. CIVIC MINDED ST DENTS MONITORS-First row: C. Robens, W. Sattenhwaite, D. Bottke, G. Tomlinson, R. Bishof, E. Rucker, L, Benner, Second row: P. Conrad, B. Janney, D. Riley, A. Srockholm, J. Kaiser, W. Hogeland, J. Koyen, A. Voorhees. tpv LIBRARY ASSISTANTS-Front: J. Fleer, L. Krusen, S. Fleer, V. Alburger, K. Keck, S. Baker. Middle: J. Carter, D. Krusen, C. Tomlinson, C. Loder, P. Buckingham, B. Bubeck, B. Jewett, P. Taylor, C. Krusen, B. Morrell, J. Seckler, L. Solis. Back: K. Funston, C. Conner, B. Skedland, P. Snyder, J. Cruise, S. Strange, H. Veronick, Miss A. Wagner. AID SCHOOL AND FACULTY A newly organized club has been started this year under the supervision of Miss Mary Williams. This club is known as the Service Club. Every Thursday during seventh period you will find twenty selected students busily typing, filing, and correcting papers. The main purpose of this club is to help different teachers with odd iobs. This club helps the students to be useful, and to improve their clerical skills. Due to the increase of the number of students in our school, monitors are needed to maintain orderly passing in the halls. The monitors are members of the Senior Class, who are selected by their advisors. They function under the supervision of Mr. Dominic Sagolla. Each monitor is assigned a post in a different part of the school. Besides directing traffic in the halls, monitors direct students to assembly in an orderly manner. Take one large room, fill it with piles and piles of books, newspapers, and maga- zines and hang a sign saying Library. As it stands, this room is of little value to students seeking information or pleasure reading, but with the addition of a filing system, it is transformed into an efficient research center. ln our library, Miss Alice Wagner is in charge of maintaining the order, the system of filing, and the condition of the books. This iob consumes many more hours than are pro- vided, and therefore, Miss Wagner trains a group of assistants to help in the library. Through this training which includes checking books in and out, keeping current newspapers and magazines on the racks, repairing books, and aiding stu- dents searching for certain information, they learn that efficiency is the basis for a well-organized library. 77 1 s -4 O., 37 Q I 5 sr ex' l ll swf Y J. Bodnar, B, Smith, President, P. Heosclwer, Secretary, B. Dowall, C. Hoffman, E, Sontlweimer, W. Hafer, N. Cloud. PURSUING THEIR First row: B. Anderson, M. A. Keck, L. Hunt, P. Mancini, B, Darmer, President, O. Steele, Secretary, B. L. Smith, J. Campbell, R. Seckler. Second row: M. Dorsey, D. Ely, L, Krusen, N. Pearson, K, Dudley, B. Esker, B. Mueller, S. Chambers, R. Lewis, L. Cordes, H, McKinney. . f -, 1 ,7 ,1-. ,w.,h 'J wx Q' u. y X 1 ll lllll Er' ,,f h f vnu 7 ' ,. if lh.,,u 4 ' fa - First row: S. Siatkowski, J. Parker, E. Hosteller, P. Balderston, J. Seckler, P. Snyder, J. Keller. Second row: M. Roberts, R, Seckler, D. Heath, C. Hahn, C. Luff, E, Shelmire, E. McMullen, D. Cornell. Third row: F. Traber, M. Shanahan, P. Heuscher, J. Greb, D. Lezie, P. Brown. Fourth row: D. Hartwigsen, C. Traber, J. Schmoock, F. Ashton, Fifth rovv: N. Molden, S. Baker, C, Smith, C. Oetinger, P. Opdyke, A. Ulrich, B. Raub, E. Hofmeister, M. Mason, N. Dinlocker, l., Hunt. ARIED INTERESTS The purpose of Art Club, sponsored by Mrs. Hull, is to provide an opportunity for those interested to use the art facilities of our school. The school supplies all the materials while the members make enameled ievvelry, plaster-of-Paris dec- orations and hot mats from cork. Some work in tempera paint and crayons on such subiects as landscapes and coats-of-arms. Each does vvhat he chooses and finds time to have fun as well as to make useful and decorative objects for the home. Every Tuesday afternoon a group of young scientists gather in the lab with Mr. Morrison Miller. The club's purpose is to further the scientific interests' of the members. The club plans a program and individuals volunteer to perform experi- ments and give reports, which are then discussed by the club as a whole. One experiment involved distilling hard cider into vinegar. There are T2 boys and one girl in the club. The officers are: Bill Smith, President and Phyllis Heusher, Secre- tary. This club, sponsored by Mr. Dale Miller, is composed of Junior High students. They study ornithology through field trips, motion pictures, and reports. A plan- ning committee organizes club meetings and reports are on a volunteer basis. Their purpose is to promote interest among the students in preserving bird life, and to lay the groundwork for a healthful hobby. The officers are: Blythe Danner, President, Pat Manicini, Vice President, Olive Steele, Secretary. 79 .-... nv 1. 'I if fflxx t First row: J. Solis, J, Muller, L, Greim, C. Gindhart, D. Montgomery. Second row: P. Ettinger, H. Fell, V. Bohmler, R. Scull, F. Neamarid, T. Wilson, Third row: B. Krusen, J. Diehle, E. Riechenbach, L. Walker, J. Carter. TYPING CLUB Typing Club is under the direction of Miss Mary Williams and meets once a week. ln it students have an opportunity to do homework and practice typing to better their skill. When Miss Williams is unable to be present the club is under the supervision of Nancy Satterthwaite, student teacher. There are twenty club members from grades ten through twelve. This year the Bible Club has a booming enrollment of 65, which is bigger than any other Bible Club in this area. It is sponsored by Mr. Burns and Harold Schmidt, affectionately known as Smitty, who comes to our school to lead each club meet- ing. He also leads other clubs in the surrounding schools. Its aim is to further Christianity in our school. The officers are: Connie Walker, President, Joan Lodge, Vice President, Laura Wilkes, Secretary, Ted Sasim, Treasurer, Don Sutton and Carol Pierman, Reporters. The club combines pleasure and religion in singing hymns, doing Bible quizzes, and group prayer. The course of study chosen for the year is the book of Proverbs. .3 gg-13.--' - ..-, ,. . .41...-... f V I U2-V41 1 ' '?'ffY' DRIVER Local Teenage Roadeevo Winner Kaiser, EDUCATIO ,,, L? , g., 7 . t,-, --+,..,--,,...L,-,,, .yt ix---- Xsr-x.....,4. ,..1, l,-li... 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Righ halfback Gorgeous George DECORATIONS IN THE SCHOOL Q75 'Q CHRISTMAS COUNCIL ROCK MAKEUP FOR THE MUSICAL - ,,f--- qii.,--f -Z., ,,,.,-,-, .,,,.... .--1-i+..!--l' . ...- i-,..l.-1-1 .-1-Q-ll -Z . ,. -1'- .,-.i--9.2 .-.4 ,-r,. ll- -,-,A, , V --1 QS f' rz fs., Z -f- - 3'4- PGRTS -,gl ' ' Cf. I - ' I .A ..,......, ---L Y In I' 5 ff-, -- -1- 4 ,, 1 .. f' E-'--i -f 43- A r n gi n . ' - 1 Elf, 1 if '-:1.,f y ,. f----fY.,,-.,,,,,--.Q tj! ' V 7 HR iff in ' f l .,.,..--J Y , U , 0 Nf, '- - .v.,,,W. W ,- - ,Pi--gf--f S-,wi wav S- X.-,,. Al' .lf--ii.-if x- , V,-,if 1 ' QQ 1 ' , , , M-.--. . -,ly.g,,,g-. 4.if ix? QEX x X Q X -X 0. rg it? AL STOCKHOLM, Pitcher No Picture in Uniform STEVE WILBUR, Catcher TEAMS IN THE LEAGUE Bensalem Bristol Delhas Morrisville Neshaminy Pennsbury William Tennent FRIEND BILL CAUL, Second Base The season started with nineteen fellows coming out for prac- tice with five seniors and the rest iuniors and sophomores. In the first and second games of the season the team looked as though we were going to go places in baseball. Our pitching and fielding grew stronger and stronger, each game as we moved further into our schedule but we could not seem to find our winning combination. The team won three and lost eleven, with Bill Traub pitching a shutout over Bensalem. With baseball season coming tor 1956 and only two seniors returning and the rest iuniors and sophomores with experience, our baseball team could be headed tor bigger and better seasons. ' ' .W. C 4 K. I - n F ' ' Q, J - 'J ' 'X '44, X Q XA. - 1' I - 4' aEl'f'2i'a if T ff 'D E as B' -1' DIAMONDS ARE A BOY'S BEST MARJIE VAN HART, Pitcher MARY LOU NEAL, Pitcher SCORES C.R. Team Played 10 Pennsbury . , l Bristol S , c, 9 Neshaminy 7 Delhaas , , 3 Bensalem ,s l3 Southampton I l New Hope HERE COMES THE GIRLS GERRI TOMLINSON, Catcher The softball enthusiasts reported for practices in early March with Miss Yerkes as coach, and Doris Luft and Ann Durst as Co-Captains. The team practiced tor the season's games. The squad traveled in the bus, Council Rock Number l, to practice in Newton, on Pickering Field. A fighting spirit was displayed throughout the season. The outstanding game was against New Hope. C.R. won in the eighth inning. We hope in the future Council Rock's sports- manship will enable them to win more games. JANET LUFF, Second Base SALLY BOQTH, Shon Field HELEN HANKINS, Third Base Opponent 20 T6 ,TQ 12 T5 T4 TO JR' ' CP X .f .sau 'rw .,,. Yw :ai First row: W. Griem, L. Tomlinson, C. Beagle, C. Weasner, C. Rhodes, M. Whiteside, A, Koeing, J. Jackson, W, Teat. Second row: W. Van Hart, J. Fee, N. Schwaiger, D, Booth, G. Morris, F. Fabian, W. Dingle, W. Shallcross, R. Noe, R. Kratz, R. Lukens, R. Teat, R. Johnson, Mr. Lindsay, Coach. HAIL CHAMPS! The Junior High started the season by winning their first game. Things looked encouraging for the future of the team. Their only defeat was at the hands of Neshaminy in the sec- ond game ofthe season. The team ended in a tie for first place. with Neshaminy, so our youngsters ventured there for the big play off. Council Rock emerged victorious from this battle as the Lower Bucks Cham- pions-the first time this honor had been bestowed on a Council Rock Junior High team. Congratulate Coach George Lindsay for his wonderful iob of coaching and the Junior High baseball team for their splendid playing. N, 90 ir, if fl' 7 K f ' , - 'T 1 R . Champions Reward I Bill Van Hart, Manager, looks on as Mr. Lindsay Coach, tells Clayton Weasner, Captain, the cor rect way to hold a bat, I me 'R .sz 322. TOM DEYOUNG Quarterback FRITZ HlLEY Lett Guard First row: F. Neamand, P. Lawrence, W. Snyder, R, Kench D. Riley, J. Kazmier, F. llift. Second row: Assistant Coach D Miller, A. Wilkes, R. Dankle, B. Van Hart, J. Kaiser. VARSITY The Indians started practice one week before opening of school with a handicap of only twen- ty-three recruits. The team had wonderful spirit and great loyalty throughout the season. The team played two outstanding games with Lower Moreland and Bensalem. During the games the team had great spirit and tight. The team also re- mainednin excellent physical condition through- out the season. The team was guided by head BOB TRAUB Right Tackle DAVE RILEY Right Guard coach, Ben Hengst and assistant coach, Dale Miller. BOB KENCH Right End O if lg.-X .- lx ' Q- X First row: B. Traub, F. Riley, C. Shiber, H. Whifesell, B. Nolan, T. DeYoung, E. Perkins. Second row: C. Neamand, C, Hoffman, J. Taylor, R. Johnson, Coach, Mr. Hengst. GRIDIRON John KAlSER, Left Tackle .X MARTY NELSON, Left Tackle SCORES No Picture in a Uniform C.R. Team Played Opponent O Upper Dublin ., . 26 7 Lower Moreland , 12 O Neshaminy ,, . . 39 O Delhaas ...., . .l9 O Pennsbury , .....38 O Bristol .... ..... 2 8 O Morrisville - .33 6 Bensalem ........... .. . 20 O William Tennent 25 Don't miss our team in action on page 124. CARL HOFFMAN Right Tackle BILL CAUL Left Halfback No Picture in a Uniform f 'Q 2 ,X ri Pr 0. .. A as y ,,,.,Nf 402 ll V ner, - f 4?::7f ' WI? 'I ,, FRED ILIFF Fullback I F B 1 BETTY ANN REED Right Wing JANET LUFF Right Halfback SANDY DAVIS Cerner Forward SALLY BOOTH Left Halfback HELEN HANKINS Goalie MARJIE VAN HART Left Inner The eight Junior High pep girls of Council Rock were under the direction of Mrs. Patricia Stevenson with the assistance of the captain, Kay Krouse. The girls displayed a lot of spirit while cheering for the Junior High football and Junior Varsity basketball teams. While cheering the teams on to victory the girls gained a lot of self-confidence and many new friends. l P. Luff, D. Null COME ON, WHITE! First row: M. Coffee, A. Chauncey, K. Krouse, B. Danner. Second row: D. Null, V. Blake, P. Luff, C. Kunz. . ' f ' . S A - fr X W' as 535 ,ui if 5 ' 0,35 ig ,R 4 5 ,A V? 3 ! f El ffm' Q V s K f. 3 M -i '11 ni 'ls -1 :auf f 4 W... Avis Hutchings does a layout on her stomach as the other people who tried out look on. -Qi, I ,. wi Yip Y A,-no-,A,- Doris Wilson, Janet Luft, Ruth Fassett, and Pam Conrad are practicing a fancy trick for the show. Joe Kazmier flies through the air while hanging by his feet on the rings. ,wx ... f Q , f ,f N, N , 1 I s l l o X 'l . l , Q' Q n e, I if -A r , rr O T VARblTY e s M Wh tes d B Bislnof, B. Nolan, G. Heath. SHOOT FOR THE BASKET. . SCORES Team Played Upper Dublin Upper Dublin WesT POTTS Grove New Hope William Tennent New Hope Alumni , William Tennent Pennsbury Nesliaminy Faculty Morrisville Dellwaas Bristol Bensalem R Smerson, W. Snyder, Nlr, Borsavage B Bs of D Harvey I 1 JUNlOR VARSITY-First row: D. Jorczak, C. Beagle, J. Jackson, R. Dankel, Second row: D. Berry, J. Kazmier, R. Benson, P. Lawrence, SCORE! SCORE! SCORE! The boys interested in basketball reported tor practice as soon as the football season was finished. Under the direction ot Mr. Borsavage, Coach, they got in shape tor the season's games. The C.R. basketball team participated in the Holiday Tournament at William Tennent. Although not victorious, they played had and displayed their best. With the good material coming along, Council Rock should have better teams each year. The sportsmanship this year's team displayed was up to the school tradition. BOB BISHOP, Left Forward WAYNE SNYDER, Center CONTINUATION OF SCORES: C.R. Team Opponent Al William Tennent 78 48 Pennsbury . 73 43 Neshaminy .. 53 53 Morrisville 56 25 Delhaas 65 52 Bristol 89 44 Bensalem 88 42 New Hope . 58 IOI Q: I J , ,1 V j i' V fi x S V, , ny A .J M A . 7 L QL., by .I P ll ' iv , ' NS, X ' X.. if VARSITY-First row: M, Van Hart, S. Leonhardt, E. Fleer, P Conrad H Fell Second row' C Sattertlwvaitc- M. Hilgenberg, R. Fassett, L. Walker, A. Hutchins. . . RIGHT THERE! This year was the first year of league competition for the girls' basketball team. The season had a good beginning when the CR. girls beat William Tennent. The high scorer of this game, and all other games, was Pat Derry. The CR. girls practiced hard under the direction of Mrs. Scott, coach, and Edna Fleer, the captain. This practice will pay off in future games. The Junior Varsity deserves credit for their spirit and fight. After each varsity game there is a J.V. game, so these girls had lots of practice. Both teams have a lot of pep and enthusiasm. This should take them far in their future battles toward a championship. MARJIE VAN HART PAM CONRAD Team Opponent W. Tennent lri Bristol 36 Bensalem 47 Neshaminy 48 Pennsbury 59 Morrisville 45 Delhaas Al ,rf I 02 First row: J. Brown, B, Rabberman, D. Kratz, D. Bloom, P. Thompson. Second row: E. Praul, F, Fabian, D. Fitch, B. White, F. Ashton, W. Shull. JUNIOR CAGE MEN CAPTAINS: R. Tomlinson, Manager, watches as Mr. Houpt, Coach, ex plains a trick to R. Kratz. Captain. l04 This is the first year for a iunior high loas- ketball team. Although not in the league, they played many games. TEAMS PLAYED Ben Franklin Wm. Tennent Bensalem Wm. Penn Neshaminy Morrisville Pennsbury Bristol We are expecting boys in the future. great things from these 1.5 ' .,.-Q--fi - ,,..,..i.... - -,,,- ,-i, - ..... 1..i-- ,Y-gi -s,..i.--- ,-. .11f1 W 'Xi' E K M Y fj Jw? X52 ,NZ Q 656.6 ' ' ADVERTISEMENTS ,-.-,... 'i fx f 1 X u yd-rf . , , Eb ,, E .,f -1 x -- --i--' 1 . ' ' 1 , Z- '-J.. 1 ' E 1-f '11 ' -.-. .ik ' ...H '5' ' 5-4 , -f-iv? ,E E az: ! ,I ,, - ' ,,x . , - Y, f '15- S4 Vis-Y JK 'if g,g-,,, E--' - '-in k., -,...,--1-ff v--- 4 ,A 5--1, v ,---' E E E -E A E E Y 7, 7-7 f- i ir H Y if W ,, - i ' TALLEY'S SPORTING GOCDS SI'aI'e S+reeI Newfown, Pa. 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