Delhaas High School - Torch Yearbook (Bristol, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1956 volume:

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The echoes of the past create a harmonious symphony. Our hesitant footsteps cautiously began the climbg growing surer and more steady with each promotion, walking on- ward ever upward toward the goal of graduation. Reverberations of gladness and depression, success and failure, living and growing with friends, working and playing together, culminating in an achievement sense of mutual compatability, of belonging to our school, our friends, our community and our country. For future years it has been our humble attempt to capture the memories of our wonderful days at Delhaas in the following pages. Qkdicatian It IS wth much DI lflfUClC tlut vse dedlcate our yearbook to HAROLD XV HUNTER Not only was he our teacher and advrsor but a true frxend as vxell Wlth hls asslstance and ,guldance vue have succeeded ln obtammg the goal set before us ln our Senror year at Delhaas Mr Hunter was alvx ays wlll lng to HSSISI us 1n all our endeavors-currlcular or co currr cular We are proud to be able to dedrcate thrs OUR year book to lum Thank you for a lob well done' KT ywzwpemfwfa Salad Dm Scand Aawwm Sfww 7mdaau Page 25 P494 35 Page 67 Fage 73 Pm 107 CQ X f X f X X X X D D X X X X X 'ff f X Jmaammv-?4wkq.,. ,..,7D4947 ,nl . . Walter D. Miller Regional Superintendent ZZ U U For his twenty-five years of faithful service to the Bristol Township school district, we, the student body, would like to recognize Mr. Walter D. Miller. Mr. Miller has been the guiding light in furthering the pro- gress of our educational system. He has directed and assisted in the pioneering of many new aspects of school life during the past quarter of a century. Coming to the school district in 1931, Mr. Miller started as a teaching principal at the Old Edgely Elementary School. Ten years later, when the junior high was completed, he taught history. In 1948 he became supervising principal, and three years later the county superintendent of schools appointed him regional superintendent, his present office. Today, he holds the highest position in the school district. Mr. Miller has helped to mold our district from a tiny, trivial area to a mighty and prominent region, and he deserves all our praise and respect for his loyal devotion. His is one of the vivid echoes of our past, a living vibration of the present, and a promising guide for the future. '6 Mr. Miller thinks . . . before he explains the details of a new pro- ject. Mr. Miller plans . . . as he stud- ies some blueprints. Mr. Miller executes . , . as he dictates a letter to Miss Joyce Curry, administrative secretary. X A THE SCHOOL BOARD is elected by the citizens. It is responsible for all educational plans, including teaching ap- pointments, and preparation of the yearly budget, Benjamin B. Kine. Pfefident 5' ,p a tuvcp .73wwwwa cum THE DELHAAS JOINT SCHOOL BOARD front Run L11 ri Rlglll Harry C Barth Ben Calvin Morrison George M Mead William E bwxaneler Howard! Taxlor 8 f I - -' . 4' I yi 1 ' ' .. 1 - iamin B, Kine, f77'6',ffd6'?1l,' Cilareme H. Young, it't're!uri,' Willilinm B. Parr. 1f'c'dflH'L'V'. Hari Ruiz THE SCHOOL AUTHORITY meets to dxsauss fxnanclal needs of the area schools Left tn Rzght George E Ashworth Vrce claazrman Mrs Ann Hawkes Hutton Frel R Herman Chan man Walter G Crawford Treaxurer and A L Smlrh Sefrelam 0. awcdfzeanw THE SCHOOL AUTHORITY IS 1 Lreauon of the School Board Ir handles the money of the buxldmg, aurhorxry pays 111 brlls and erecrs our schools accorclmg, ro stare specxfncanons 9 Fred R Hcrmfln CblIf7I1rIVl A O ,k I . . C . , - .' .. ' 1 A . , . . , . ' ' . . . , . . . , Y. f U J ! I . I . . Y . 5 N ' . - - Y 5 r , . . x l , 1 L Regsonal Sapenntendenl, BS Lockhaven M S Temple To Our Senior Class In this my first year at Delhaaa and your last, we have gained many fond memories Your record is an envious one which will stand as a challenge to our future senior classes I offer my congratulations unon your graduation I advise you to stay with the teachings you gained at Delhaas and by your God which will insure your sucress ely af mfs M rtin P incioal s.,--- Nxxxxxx R xx s,..-..- Nxss NQ, XNNN f,h ix :::-- l- N-u Xl 2 -X ,X X i X X -.--- f.g:::::: 1u.--- 1' 1FjL4al43btE U U U U U ROBERT H FRASER Dzrector of Sec Education, BS Um versxry of Pennsylvanna, MS Umversnty of Pennsylvama ROBERT P MARTIN THOMAS I ITNRIINS i Pnncxfml f Delhaal BS Bloomsbura 'iynrlarztIr1m1fm!rfD4Uvaac BS Penn State Teachers College MS Bucknell Stare MS Penn Srare UDIVCYSIQ '. ' ' . . 1 H ' H r . . ., . ', W t'f'.1'L f -' 'S - V - 1 S1 - - a, ' I . I ' .., 1 I . v . . . . 'lu rt . g ' 'Y 'I 1-- ii N . A , 1. ' ' 'l , N Y 3 . ., .S 1 .. ., ' . 'wma own . HENRY B. DECKER fldflllllflffdlffill ,-l.r.ri.r1ant.' B. S.. East Srroutlsburgg M. S.. Temple. EDNA M. PENNYPACKER THOMAS ELLIOTT' I7lV'UL'f'1V If ff11izfar1n'.' B.S..W'CSt Chester: Cuidanfe Counfelnr: B. S., West Chester, M. S., Temple. VERA F. KWOCHKA Guidanfe Coumelof: B. S., Temple: M. S.. DONALD S. BAKER Temple. burgg M. S., Temple. ,Home and Scbool Vixitovp B. S., Blooms- rx, l- 5. XT ,, ,. E Li ,i. , . V .... -- P.- Z l admoww LOUIS S ACKER JR B S m Ed Temple Umversxty M S m Ed Temple Umvers1ry Geometry Head Mathematfcx Department JOHN j ANTONI ANN AUERWECK ROBERT BALENT B S West Chester S T C M S m Ed B S m Ed Bloomsburg S T C Bu: Ed B S m Ed Bloomsbury S T C Drwer Temple Umversxty Health and Phyucal Shtd and Typing Cheerleader: Tfdwwg Ed Dept Head Coach Football Golf Director Ttger Frolzu WILLIAM A BATEMAN ANN BILENKY ANNE BLOOMFIELD B S Indiana S T C Bu: Exploratory B A Moravian College for Women B A P0110 SIHIC Ffeflfl-V Engl'-fb Tfmh Bw Math But Economzcx Engluh Theatre Gmld Adumr grade clan adzuor I2 J I . , . . . ., , . . -y a v 1 . ., . . ., . . ., . . ., . . .3 . ,, . . ., .. . ., , . , , . - . lv' y 1 7 , . . ., . . ., . , . ., Q - -, , , , . . I V . . . . , . . CONLEY U BLOUGH JR B S S T C Indlana Pennsylvama M Ed LYHYCISIIY of Pmsburgh Muna Choruf director gxrls mxxed and semor DONALD BUTCOESKY BERNARD L CLARKE LEON N DAVIDHEISER B S Bloomsburg S T C M A Buck A B LaSalle College Ameucan Hutory B S Pennsylvama Stare Umvers1rySoczal clan adfzmr learbook Ad1l50f Photog fzfor Fama Lzterary Adzzfor rapby JOSEPH E DIORIO PHILLIP DONIAHLE DAVID R DUNCAN A B Dlckmson College Lalzn and Eng B S Temple Sona! Szudfe, B S m fd STC Pennsylxama State Um lub Theatre C-uxla' Adzuor xersxry Sorta! Studzef Atxzttant math femor mgb football and track 13 Q U z . . , . . ., . . . , 1 . ., - - -Q - -1 ' - - 1 A I y' . -, A I I Q V nell Universityg Contempory Englixb, Director of Current Events: lllb grade Studiet Department: Sophomore Clan ad- , , E K . RITA FLACK B S nn Fl Temple Lmntrsnty Health and P F Ajfllldfll mark HIICEE1 BBIEBI a M IVY FOLEY B S Eleme tary nd Sec ndary S T C Mxllers xlle Penn sy a e S T C Sh ppc sburg Pe nsyl and 5 1 D px Ile ec: Publ: t Rad an T V Na! o al Hofmrary Sonety C Spomo JUNE FRIEDMAN ELIZABETH K GASKILL Bachelor of Fme Arts Tuler School of B S West Chester S T C Mathemanri lvntla Crude Affutarzt clan adumr ANNA LOUISE GETZ RICHARD GUMPERT RICHARD D I-IAGELE BS ln Lnbrary Sclence STC Kutztown BA LaSalle College Frzglzrh Amnnnz B S m Ed State Teachers College M A Pennsylxama Lllifdfldil Adlljflf Tr: H1 Serum Clan adwmr Tlyeazre Cguzld ad IH Ed Lehxgh Umverslty Taping I Book 1 uor keeping Banking I4 A edu, f 66 . , A ,L ., I - ' ' Q b ll, 4 ' I . ., n 3 0 . . . ' v' , - I I . lv niag Sup rvislon, . . ., i n , n - s ' -a - - -I vzniag Graduate Wnxrk, Temple Unlversiryg College P. O. Fine Arts: Aft, Algglyy-4 I' Ggnl Afgfh, Cgnjymgy Afgth, D. 1 ufxnlngjg Social S udirr. e . uid: Dir or of v- - V, idiom- Dffmof of ln J , .: in ' ' ' , n- 1 - - U U - A 1 A v I-1 v - -, Q 1 I' -' I - -v I A 1 - Y Y , 3 . . 'I V. ' - I . , 'A Y , I . D, . , . . 1 'V , V - yu I. . . . , . THOMAS S HAMILL B S Shxppensburg STL Algebra MARY LOL HAVIILL Bach of Scxcme Drexel lnmrure of Tech HODIEWIHLIVIL SARA ELIZABETH HART HAROLD W HUNTER lboclil M fIdsTc A B Cornell bnuerslry M of Ed Tem P I C a Eu cs ,ELM e Br! mtrorhBkrblllaulnJre1 ClmeaClub MARY IINTELISANO B S IU H and P El and RCC lf1d1211'l21 B S Penn State bnxversm M Ed Penn B S ln Ed Temple Lnnersm N1 S 1n U Bloomington Indiana M Ed ln Ed SgafeUmwer51r, Chemulm Ed Temple Lnnersm Ind llatl and Penna Stare Lnnersm Healzh Phu Ed Ind Arif Englub JOHN N4 KRIINER CARL A KREDATLS lR 15 U I v L l 1 , V , , . . ' B.S.in Ed.,Sunceanl E1 , ln, si . . 1. - -, - V -1 H- - -l - - '- ' byiU,Ser1wrSnwlrv, Genwal5mm',-C. fm, 1311, Tgwgf Aggipffjgjl ple Univefgiqvl Engffyh, grade: Thuufe Cmldl Tfrlvlmzl Jivefffm- Srhool plmlng- upb rg ae1al'l,A.r1u n a 5 af e a. 5 ' or ,' f i TT l V P' f if y TIF, , , . . A , . , ,v . . .x. ., ' ,W .. ., 'jg...' -, I v I 1 - - I -y -' A 'I . A , 4. ' A' . . J. VERNON L KECK BS Ed Temple U Math 9tb grade advuor MICHAEL KUREK VIRGIL LAPENTA HARRIET B LEA BS Stare Teachers College Kutztown BS West Chester STC Matbemattc: B S Degree m Health and Phys Ed Cbemutry Science Club Vanity Softball coach CLARENCE LUBBE MALCOLM MACFARLAN JAMES H MCGOLDRICK B S xn Ed Mxllersvxlle Pennsylvama B S Mxllersvxllc M A U of Maryland B A LaSalle College M A U Induxtrzal Art: and Temple U Indunrzal Art: Head In Pennsylvama Social Studies duytnal Art: Department 16 f U J U ' 1 l ey l Pennsylvania: M-A Efllliv-, U- of Michigan: Vanity Wrextling coach. Hygiene, P. E.,' Vanity Hockey coach l if . . ' ., ' ' , I 1 . ., ' ' Q . ., . . ., 5 . ., . of ' owc . ROBERT S C MILLER B S m Ed Temple Umversxty Mum: lnxtmmental Sr High Head of Music Department Semof Hxgh Band Alamm Advuor Advsmr of Maforette and Color Guard Club JOHN J MURRAY Phgx Ed Coach Varnty Football Hsgh Bd.f8b4ll ROSEMARIE MILES B. S. in Home Ec. Drexel Institute of Technology' Home Economicr Head Home Economic: Department RICHARD NORTI-IRUP B S West Chester S T C Health a B S FAS! Stroudsburg S T C Health and Phyr Ed Coach Soccer and Gym nartm JAMES G OATES IRVIN OLIN MARGARET S PATERSON B A m Ed Shxppensburg S T C B S m Ed Trenton S C M B S Penn State Umversnty Bsology Stenography Typewrnmg Advnor F T A Rutgers Umversnty Health and Phyr Ed Scxence Club Coach Varnty Baxkethall I Vanity Batehall 'I7 , , , Of - -l -, ' Z ly . ., . . .5 nd . -, . . .3 f - I '. .,' , ' ,' Ir. . , - I' I. . 1 ' 1 ,. . 1 I X . .' A ., . . . .Q . . ' ., . T. .Q . Ed., . ., ' ' 5 ' ' , ,' , . . . ' g . -,' . I . I r' KAY PAWLOSKI B S m Ed Temple U Biology Ir Clan Adwxor Set Director Theatre Guild Art Adwmr Torch Art and Puhltczty Advuor Fanu GUY R PETROZIELLO JAMES S RITTER WILLIAM M RI'I'l'S B S U of Scranton M A Fordham BS Bloomsburg STC M Ed Temple AB Waynesburg College MA Penna Engluh U Bsology Head Scxence Department State U Social Studse: and Spanish Science Club 'Y ROSEMARY RIZZUTO MICHAEL ANGELO ROSSI V101-ET SAGOLLA B S U of Pennsylvama M S U of B S U of Scranton English and Span- B S Temple Umversxry Scsence Brology Pennsylvanna Englsxh and Commune gh Foogbgll 504511 gf the junior High canon: Theatre Guild Advuor Lsterarj team Barketball coach of the Junior Advuor Torch Hugh team I8 x - - U16 f I ,Y . . ., .3 g . 7' I I. 1 f 1 ,,, , g . ., U.: .., ...g . . .., Q -- . Q -Q 1' f 1' -I ' i, 1 L , X4 . Q I I I ,' , . . A BETTY SARIAN B S Wes: Chester Sme Teachers College M Ed Temple Umversnty Engluh Senior Clan Advuor Theatre Guild wsor 'V RACHEL ANNE smlw EUZABETH L SNELL 1 f SPARKS B s m Ed rndmm s T c md Penn B s m Health and Phys Ed East sue-las W ' P h HadFg1hDpl Rad State Umverslty Shorthand Typing and burg S T C Health and Phys Ed Head 1 Bunnen Exploratory Coach Barkethall Ant Coach Softball 'Y 44 NN 'T e'P ' 50 'Y HARRY I STARTZELI. PEARL M STRUBLE RUTH D SWANK B A m Counl at Indiana S T C M BS Health and Phys Ed East Strouds B S U of Pennsylvania M S U of nn Ed at Bucknell Office Practxu and burg S T C M Ed Penn Smte Um Pennsylvania Art Bookkeepmg I Co Operatwe Work Ex versxry Cn nc: and World Hutory World penence Program Affair: Council 19 u U 0 av V I . xx is Q N .vw S 5 V , P .A ' 'I 1 - -1 Q 1 . . ,. . Ad- l D' ,4', f 1 W - - - . 5, lndiana S. T. C. Ln., Universi n i sburghg ' ' I n ' ' ' . ' ' ' Engliy and Comruuniraliorm e , .n if e ,,' 2 A Q , . . .Q . .,' ing Conlulianig Direclor of Dramaticf: Co-Advi nr, Na- ' . f tional Honor Sucie f rifor, iaru i :ie - 1 1 1 ' l l N ' , ' ',...g.S. .., . ., - ..,' 'g..,. ' . Q . . .3 . ., - 3 . .' - - ' 5 : ROBERT J. TAFI' JOHN D. THOMAS B. S. in Soc. Studies, U. of Scrantong B. S. in Ed., Capital University, Columbus, P.O.D.,' Eleventh grade clan ad11iJorgTracL Ohiog M. S. in Phys. Ed., Wesuninster Coach. Collegeg 1. V, Basketball Coacbg Vanity Baxeball Coach. Teachers spend a plannmg penod nn the faculty dmmg room 20 Teachers place sxgnarures on the dotted lme of the sxgn our sheer Left to Right Mxss A Bnlenlcy Mr R Hagele Mrs M Hamill and Mr T Hamlll ternpewduutfn Mr T Ellnor guxdance Mr J Rmer faculty Mr R Mamn Pnncnpal and Mr R Fraser Dxrector of Secondary Educauon dxscuss school polncy 21 Busily engaged in secretarial work at the Gen- eral Office are Miss Margaret McCauley Mrs Virginia F Martin Miss Frances Aufslag and Miss Genevieve Taylor of the General Office Secretarial staff school nurse and james P Lawler the school physician determine the physical fitness of a Delhaas student Miss Mary Lou Reitz, seated, and Miss Kath- leen Lukens Guidance Office secretaries are checking the office record cards 2060610126 0' Frank McCauley and William Czarneclu in the use of the taclustoscope I ln the Health Suite Mrs. Selma Baird, the Mr. J. E. Sparks, reading consultant, instructs 22 1-Q55 Mrs Patrncxa Hostetter speech consultant alds a Delhaas student The accountmg secretanes of the Busmess Offxce pause a moment from thcxr duly routme Lsfl jo Rngbl Mrs Margaret Shaw Mnss Anuonette Cnanfaro and Mr john Russo . A routxne check on the days dunes IS done by Left to Rzgbz G McClellan I. Morgan T J Dooley Wm Brown and E Plowman Members of the maintenance crew start to clean Foreground Left to Rzgbt H Mel Khng R Lubereckx E Goodnow Rear R Kemler G Lahr The bus dnvers gather between tnps Left to Right C Pearson D Dennen H Zobel WICSOU A Pratt H Heutsey A fleet of buses hne up to transport students to and from school 6 f .7 ' nick, S. Vandegrift, E. Sweck, J. Krysak, H. C. Hehr, C. Springer, F. Suhr, E.. Gray, J. 24 Q 7? ,X fis xwf Y Q, 5 Fw N Q xx XY j XX f X X gf X -,lf X 'X J Mrs Barbara Bowes plays pranof Xfor her frrst grade Wrlllam XPenn students as they sung x Sf ,l Q S ,,....-1' xe S be xx Z , X issui- 5 XXXW vkfal-naar ds Croydon students enloy recess supervxsed by Rea Mrs Estelle Lnmmunrty school stu lents enjoy dravumg, mth the hep Miss Marg me Porter IS teaching art apprecratron to grade of Mrs julxa O Rourke fum tra le tearher N0 Students at Wfxllnam Penn Sthnnl 26 y XXX X xx my Xx X X . X ' v I I f H! .ff ,' s. 1' f J l,!,f'! if ll.l M M , Q Q . .. 5 ,uv A iiQir,fl'Qj 4, 1 XEff5f5Ql1Elf'l2if2? f as M M ,. ., t 4 fs , sr t r 3 Y ' ' - V 'S , . I v Q Number Names Je ws L 7 MMS '1 S Thrrd grade Maple Shade students yom ln song as Mass Kztherme Gnffee plays the prano A2 mal EES Mrs Grace Keech explams num bers to her fxrsr grade pupxls Vs Q The second grade rs learning to read at Lafayette Elemcn Whce' Down the slrde we go' Mxss Ann Langton dx tary School The class IS taught by Mrss Mary Hogarty rects recess at Croydon Elementary School 27 I I Mlss Kawatos 4th grade puplls frnd work Mrs Ethel Frlel and some of het 6th grade pupxls enjoy mg wrth crafts at the Emerson School nnter a study of the globe at George Clymer School estmg fi Partxcxpaung m a classroom dlscussron are Mrs Golclwebers 5th grade pupxls at Edgely Mr Wrllram Edgar mstructs a specxal class at Newport vnlle rn Arxthrnetlc fundamentals R Xe 1 Xw1'5'l 'Rf -v1 'l Mr Yllner teaches one of the sncth grade tlasses at George Taylor bthool one of the thrce Rs ,mthmenc K s Helen I' Beethcr sh us portant p mrs x f L1 male Q mths les n at Nlaplt Nha t N lm 29 fff X x X 4 Mrs Clara Gochnour helps flfth grade Emer f son students select readmg maternal slxth ll ll ans to art suanesnnns r 1 Nl lt lt l lu at Lxlaxctte Ilemen tm Nthml ,I ls lf 'NY ,f . '- X f . 'ff - E H X ,fl fy , . -X? I A . X . its ' Xxx fl .51 ll! ll 1 l j 1 gf l x l A , . - K V ' X 1 X x 4 l - -- . f A No - X fi! x , 'xx f , ' 4 x w . .' M- -1 4 1' ' - A- n , gf' 'I X 1 X . f .Q fg.Qgf1s N s- -' ' Q' 3 7 ' QA 5 nj-- -f I, .42 5 f , 2. V 5 I I A A I A rf l l ell 5' K ,ik asf . I 'Q 1 A' A ' -1 Mr.. '. A o , :ms o ' xr .1 o rth A 4- ,gmjc iyliy ef- K M A Candidates for seventh grade president look at campaign posters. Seated: Kenneth Simpson, Dana Van Hom. Eileen Ward, Arthur Danner. Standing: class advisor Miss D. Durst, Neil Goldberg, Kurt Ebert, and Mr. A. Nissman, Advisor. ... , 'xo Eighth grade class officers a visors look over final plans of meeting. Sealed: Nelson River Preiident: Miss Geil, Adrirorq nd ad- a class s, Vice- Robert Qwdfwifw K 7 I ,Y 4 Mrs. E. Ray instructs a seventh grade class in Library Mr. J. Kopenhaver demonstrates the metal lathe to three SCIENCE- eighth grade industrial arts students. Left to Right: Ed- 30 ward Snowclen, Norman Rivers, Raymond Coia. te- , -fp Nl. Dingham, Pfeiident: Standing: Blanche S... White, Treaturerg Mr. Klien, Advisor.: joann Ginclhart, Secretary. The ninth grade class officers and their advisors get to- gether for a meeting. Seated rlorktrise. Left to Right: A. M. officers: Joan Hamilton, SBl'f8ldfj',' Harry Larz- deare, Treamrer: Joann Bernot, Vice President: Cassie Kitson, Prefident. P. M. officers: Beryl Muir, Pretidentf Not Pictured: Peter Henning, Vire Pretidentf Adritoni Left to Right: Mr. B. Keck, Mrs. B. Gaskill, Mr. J. Shaw. Mr. I. Grossman. fm Hazel Hamilfarb, T-7'6d,flH'8Y.' Judy Wertz, Secretary: gg The fundamentals of music are explained to this ninth Miss R. Miles demonstrates cake baking to a class of ninth grade student by Mr. R. Miller. grade boys. 31 Mrs. Swank gives suggestions to a tenth grade art pupil. WVIM4, 5 ' x 'ms' 75,4 iw M, w ' mm X wi' Reviewing minutes of pasr meeting are the Sophomore class officers: Elisa Bley, Vice Pferidenls Joan Bauer, Secretary' Joyce Buffington, Prerident: and Arlene Rosen- blum, -Tfearurer. Mrs A Auerweck helps her tenth grade typing students Left to Right Peggy Hethermgton and Judy Ranger 32 Mr V Keck helps three of his occupational math stu Looking over future sophomore plans are Miss dents Dave Greenley Henry Christiansen and John Yetter A Bloomfield and Mr I. Davidheiser ad :fron with Joyce Buffmgton clan prendent U U X ' O , , J , f 2 gy J , 'J V ii V Z Y U l 7 ' l ' ' ' I ' 7 - ,. ' . . , . - H' 5 A 1 wk mfr :,,. 5' - X 1 A ,ff-,f xl fp -' 371 ' YA .vw Q .I k Jgpx :mf if 4' 'x 11 4 o ., -'gf ' L5 K T :ar 9241! f Y -I uf' VA, Wwrft.. . Qiwf?-fgyg gf X Ag, 'A-1'g3,,,,,sg.A1 EE-1: , 4 f ta o 4, Barbara Huett xenzor clan prendent and Jemor clan advuorx Rzgbt to Left Mrs B Sarxan Mr R Gumpert and Mr H Hunter compare notes 'RJ The senior class offxcers are always workmg as well as walkmg sxde by sxde Left to Rxgbt Nancy Vxvrette cordzng Jecrelary Dan Buzz Vice preudenl Barbara Huetr Preszdent Nancy Ashworth Treamfer and Anna Mae Llszewskl Correrpondmg Secretary W n -way A14- Beth Bock gxves a report to College P O D class A typrcal sensor contempory Enghsh scene Fun Rou Left to Rzgbr M Stephens I Dxehl B Gray and R Gwen Second Row S Kollar G Roche A Slupskx Third R014 R Smxth andj Rauback Mxss Foley s 34 Here we come' As semors enyoy co-ed physxcal educatxon Mr H Starrzell mstructs Gertrude Melmck on the Frxden calculator as Lucxlle Mancmx awaxts nnstrucnons Q? . R we ' 1 f x ' ' . ' : ' , fe- - - D 'nl a l ' u rl 5 7. Y ll , . ,W W A V sf -' 1 ' 7 y lar , Q I ,,' if W4 ' Y' Lax' . M nfl. -, '-'I A ll-. 7. l ,r -Y x . H- Q Q x t 1 I W 7 ' . , . , . . ': . , . . 'T iw f Xl H f XX 2 R- ELSIE FRANCES ANASTASI NORMAN WESLEY ANDERSON RUTH GERTRUDE APPELL Elsie ....... Sensible people find Buddy ....... For daring nonsense Ruth ....... Who brings sunshine nothing useless. often seems to please. into the life of another, has sunshine in Football lg Baseball l. her own. Homeroom Officer 1 'llk chaff NANCY MARIE ASHWORTH Nance Beware of little ex penses a small leak will sink a great ship Student Council 1 2 Secretary 3 Class Treasurer 2 3 Finance Committee 2 3 Executive Council 3 Treasurers Counc1l3 CHARLES JOHN BAEHSER CHARLOTTE MARY BAKER NANCY ELLEN BALL Chas A carpenter is known Charlotte A fair exterior is Nancy Common sense by his chips a silent recommendation very uncommon 36 , , : , s , 1 s ' ' . . fa wi!! ...... ' ' .... is RONALD EUGENE BARKASY HELEN FRANCES BARTH JOSEPH NICKOLAS BARTOSKI Ron ....... Be sure you are right, Helen ....... Tme sincerity lights Joe ....... Even the short man then go ahead. the path'to happiness. will come up to expectations. Baseball 2, 3g Student Council 2, 33 Presidents' Council 2, 35 Planning Com- Basketball 1, 2, 3. mittee 3. awn pact FRANCES ELIZABETH BECKER Fran Good taste is the finer impulse of our nature Homeroom Officer 1 2 Tri Hi Y 3 Executive Council 3 WILLIAM RENE BEECHER CAROLE LOIS BENDER MARILYN MAE BINTLIFF prophets to the gay beatings of her heart for She believes I-U She SWS Homeroom Officer 2 Planning Com Band 2 Homeroom Officer 1 2 3 rnitnee 2 37 u Bill .,..... jesters do often prove Carole ,,.,,,, Her feet kgep dm, Marilyn ....... She will succeedg ' 0 div ELIZABETH GLADYS BOCK LAURETTA BOHAN LUCILLE ANN BOSCO Beth ....... Kindness is the golden Lol1y ....... A picture is a poem Lucy ....... Great is truth, and chain by which society is bound together. without words. mighty above all things. Baseball lg F. T. A. 25 Basketball 2, 35 Fama 3. Presidents' Council 1, Secretary 25 Stu- Executive Committee 3, dent Store 2, 35 Homeroom Officer 2. RICHARD EDWARD BOYLE Rich Time and for no man Footballl 2 3 maniac! JOAN BOYD oan Ambition has no rest 'M' ALMA BRANCH DARDYN ANN BRENNAN tide wut Alma Where there is a will Dardyn Think all you speak there is a way but speak not all you think Hockey 2 Colorguard 2 3 333 I J ....... Sr' D5- EMILE GEORGE BROCHON MARK CHARLES BROCHON HUGO JOHN BUDINICH, JR. Emile .' ...... Speech is greatg but Mark ....... Silence is more elo- HI-1800 ------- Wit HOW and Ibm silence is greater. quent than words. always shows a spark. Student Council 1, 2g Theatre Guild 1. ww cfwuo CLAIRE ANN BULI Claxre Nothmg endures but personal qualrtres BARBARA MAY BUSH to make buslness a pleasure and pleasure my busxness DANIEL CHARLES BUZZ CHARLES WILLIAM CAHILL Dan Nothmg great was ever Buddy Full of achreved wlthout enthusram Theatre Gurld 2 3 Senror Class Officer Soccer 3 Gym Team 2 5 Plannmg Com mrttee 2 Wrestlrng 2 3 Presidents Councxl 3 Execuuve Councrl 3 Chorus 3 lrvely remarks Baseball 1 2 39 I s I I Barb ....... The rule of my life is ....... ' ,,,,,,, life md THEADORE ROBERT CAHOON MARGARET MARY CAMERON JOSEPH CAMBELL Cootchie ....... The lion is not as Marge ....... The pursuit of the joe ....... In life, as in a game, fierce as they palm him, perfect is sweetness in life. forethought wins. Track 1, 2g Football 1, 2, Chorus 2, 35 Fama 3: Torch 33 Library 23 Finance Committee 3: Student Council 39 Homeroom Officer 2. Football 3g Basketball 2, 35 Baseball2,3. WWW MARY ANN CASWELL Mary Ann Silence rs the per feet herald of joy GERALD CATANIA LORETTA MARIE CHARLTON ANN CHEATHAM erry light heart rves Lolly Garety rs the sunshine Ann Rate IS the union of ong of the mind beauty and truth Basketball 1 Library 2 Theatre Guild 2 Secretary 3 Homeroom Officer 2 40 ' 1 F J ....... A ' 1' ....... ' ' ' . . . . . . . ' ' l HENRY JAMES CHRISTIANSEN FRANK CARL CHURCHRAY MARY ELIZABETH CICHOWSKI Hank . . . Of all the ligbtr you carry Frankie . , . 'The bird: can fly, and Mare . . . A: bury ar a bee, in your face, joy Jbiner farthest out to u-by ean't I? FAMA 33 Chorus 5: Homeroom Officer 2g rea, Presidents' Council 5. Baseball lg Football 2. JOSEPH THOMAS CLARK oe Szlence 11 one of the great art: of comfenatron DIANE CAROL CLAYTON good cheer II 11 :ibm this perronalstg clear Chorus 7 5 F T A 3 Homeroom Officer 2 Student Council 3 Fama Exchange Editor 3 CHARLES HENRY CONARD DELORES LORRAINE CONWAY complub much 4 laugh 41 U U 11101. f , -.1 U H - - V - U .M 'lr 1 2. ' Diane . . . A uealtb of wirdom and Char . . , He that if cautioux will ac- De1ore: . . . A mzile ix the wbirper of ' ,' ' ' ' I ' If fl MARION MAYONA CONWELL .EDW7 ARD CORNETT MARY CAROL COTSHOTT Marion . . . She ix ax Jilent love'.f Eddie . . . He who is wixe can imtruct Carol . . . Argument: out of a pretty young dream. ax. mouth are unamwerahlef' Chorus 2. canine EST!-IER MILDRED CRAWFORD Exther Neatnen xx a ngn of a clear mmd and character Student Councxl l Homeroom Offxcer 2 WILLIAM GEORGE CUMMINGS CAROL ANN CUMMINS RICHARD ANTHONY CZARNECKI B: Other men.: pam: are erwly Carol A: merry ar the day Duck Acrwe reliant and 4 loyal borne ang friend 42 J I H Il Il ' ' ' ll 3 . N X 1 V ' 1 ' I1 fr -un l I ' 1- y - - ff H I I A H ix ff - u I U . H ' , - H I Il ' I! SHELBY JEAN DAVIS ETHEL MARLENE DENO JACQUELINE GLORIA DIEHL Shelby ...' 'All Jucceedf with people Et' '...' 'An outward and rixihle .rign 'Yackie' '...' 'Reading if to the mind who are meet and cheerful. of an inward and Jpirilual grace. what exercixe if to the hodyf' Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 35 F.T.A. 3g Student Coun- TORCH Business Editor 3g Planning Chorus 33 Tri-Hi-Y 3. cil 2, 3g Finance Committee 2, 3. Committee 1, 25 Basketball 1, 25 Home- room Officer 23 Student Council 33 Cam- era Club 33 Banking 1. M4954 JUDITH ANN DlGNAZlO adj Good tafle II the flouer of good Jenfe BARBARA ANNI DUNBAR RICHARD NIORRI5 EHRLER LEONARD JOHN EISELE Barh HPV Jpfffh H0111 f'07f1 her Buzzj Ao one nachex a hxgh p Lenn-. The :by u alto hu domam I ngue meetef :han honex Jmon unhour daring Student Council Alternate 3 Student Council l 7 Theatre Guild 2 Class Of ficer l 2 43 U U HJ , ,.h', , i A f A ' x i so l I R , 1 R Q 7 L ' JANE MARGARET EUBANKS ALLEN CHARLES FARRELL ANTHONY FE-'U-Y Hlarlie' '.,.' 'Variety ix :he very spice of Butch . . , Honor if the reward of wir- TWU y4-A' Tb? I701l'fff of fboflgbf-'fhe ,fif6, ' WEA magic of the mind. Theater Guild 35 Homeroom Officer 23 Camera Club 5g Executive Council 3. .uw A ww LUCY HENRIIITTA FEDDIIR Lum Cheerfulnexr 11 a great IJ re Chorus 2 Theatre Gulld 2 NELSON ALBERT FEEHLY IOHN WILLIAM FELDMEYER MARY DOROTHY FEI-KNER lNelmn Onre .1 genffeman aluajf john Great though!! reduced tn lldfe ffallllldf ff 1199 'VIWHUVJ' Uf a gentleman pruftzce become great actx fb? hfdff Student Councll Alternate I Track 3 Football 3 Wrestllng 2 3 Thea Cl'lOfl1S 3 tre Guxld 3 44 fl ' f tl!- ., v ' ,, V , I ,. 1 C., .. I I , ., 1 1 1' I A 7 ' 'X I' J! H - Q 1 ' , 1 - k - DAVID LEE FISHER LESTER LOLLER FRANTZ ELAINE CAROL FREDERICK Dare . , . He lhlllbj itilhout confluzon 'Bud' '...' 'Good humor maker all thing! Elair1e' '...' 'Hoping and nailing ix fm! clearly, he lore! hir fellou men .fincerel1'. l0l8fdblE.n her lldj of doing thingrf' Baseball 11 Track 3. Visual Aids I. TORCH 3g Library 2g Planning Commit- tee 1, 23 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Treasurers' Council 31 Theatre Guild 2. fiuttu CLYDE HAROLD FLRNESS Clyle Crea! I5 truth and mxgbty alzoze all thmgf JOHN VINCENT GEORGE MARY ELIZABETH GIBERSON RAYMOND GIVEN ac He :J a burning and .rbxmng Marg Quzetnen arm' confidence aj Hu Jajmg ua! lne and e light Jhall be your menglh 116 lootball 2 3 Presidents Council 2 Pres Soccer 3 Treasurers Council ndent Presidents Council 3 Theatre Guild 1 2 5 Class Vice President 2 45 U is .. V ,, l I 4 ,, ' . I . I . I I l Q i A t X HJ human , , .. ., ,,.'.l ,, . , HR . A. Z., It - i .rv V I .ff , .H VIRGINIA ALICE GLAUM VERNEDA PEARLE GOOCH CATHERINE PAULINE GRABOWSKI Ginny' '...' 'In the world of dreamy, I Verneda . . . GentleneJJ .rucceedx het- Cathy , . . They are never alone that lnwe chluen my 1-,,,,,. :gf plmn viglgngef' are accompanied hy humor. Homeroom Ofhcer 1, 2. faeoentw WILLIABI JOSEPH GRAY B1 A true Jportmzan 15 pofxeu d of endleu quantftzei of good humor Baseball 1 Basketball l 3 LEWIS HOXVELI. GREEN LYNN MEREDITH GREEN EDGAR LYLE GRIFFITH Creeme They u ho orgne mm! Lynn The one zhmg of zalue Te E ery man hath hz: proper hall he moi! forgzzen the uorla' I5 the actne 50141 Uldn779fI TORCH 3 FTA 1 7 Theatre Guxld 1 Gymnasucs a 46 I I V ' ' JI l Q 9 ' ' 'EW l 'M 1 I Y- fl I I i I , 5 I ,. Y I A I ., 1 -V .. N ,, A I ' M - I in ., dn I I I ., if I . - .. - l H 1' 1 ' , , I , . Q- MARLENE BERNADETFE GROSSCUP ROBERT HAINES PETER HARVIU-A Marlene . . . Women willingly be- H bn H 1. bd! Pete . . . Mafia il the universal 1411. new what they wi-'b.,, Bo . . . AJ you we, .ro J your guage of mankind., fffwgfb be- B fl 2 5- Ch 2 3- Th Guild 2. Band 2' Football 19 Baseball 2. an ' ' om ' ' em' Euttlie RITA TI-IERESA HESS Rua' 'The .fkzll of an artm 1: a tal ent rare TORCH 3 Student Councll 5 Execuuve Councxl 3 JAIMES FRANCIS HIGGINS CHARLES EUGENE HINES HARRY WATSON HORN Howdy Dewltr-y 11 bu mater Sonny Command large field: but Harry Hsgb sn bs: cbcnof glowed cultwate :mall one: the lamp of humor 47 U wi U rr ' I I ' ' ' - ll 5 9 E l I R l . ' 'ff ' L 4 2 rs. 4 X f I fl A H 1, n - ' - u fr n n ' u n or - - - - ' Il If I ,S , CAROL MARETTA I-IOUSER VIRGINIA JANE HRICKO BARBARA JEAN HUETI' Carol . . . 'To :peak at the common Ginny , . . I pfaire loudly, I blame Barb . . . Age cannot wither her, nor people do, to tbznk ar wire men do. .roftly. custom :tale ber infinite variety. Band 1, 2, 39 TORCH Literary, Co-Editor Homeroom Officer 31 Head Majorette 2, Hockey 2, 33 Presidents' Council 2, 33 33 Softball 1. 33 Band President 3g Banking 2. Theatre Guild 23 Library 2g Class Presi- dent 1, 2, 35 Basketball 1, 2. . yy I MALVIN JORDAN Mal The pren a chartered lslzertme 'lllewcenuw attlie DORIS ELAINE JONES Don: A runny dsrpontson sr balf tbe battle Chorus 2 3 Theatre Guild 3 Library 2 DAVID KANE RICHARD KELLER 15 like the an Dave Indurtnour band: :ball mold Rscb He .rpreadr the rayx of bop :he wofld psnerr about ' 48 fi l GAIL LOURRAINE KELLY GEORGEANN KILGORE Kel , . . Good humor if goodnen and George4mi , , , A mrefree ,spirit en- witdorn combined. ligbtem the way of life. Chorus 2, 3g Homeroom Officer lg Tower 1, 2. xc E CAROLYN DIANNE KLEBE Dianne . . . Hearn that feel and eye: that .tmile are the dearert gift: that beav- en tupplietf' Hockey 25 Tower 2, 3, Manager 2g Ex- ecutive Council 3g Theatre Guild 33 Fu- ture Teachers of America 3, Art Club 3 tfuaeolwfd ofa FREDERICK EUGENE KNECHT Freddie 'Tbe world st alwayr ready to reeewe talent wrtb open ar-rn: Student Council 1 Planning Committee 2 Theatre Guild 2 3 Executive Council 3 Chorus 3 Track 3 N-gy-I STEPHEN MICHAEL KOLLAR SANDRA LOUISE KRAFI' MARIE FRANCES KREUZBURG Steve' Worry? Let rt run away Sandy Swsft to bear :low Mane Good word: are like a Presidents Council I Jpeak and .flow to wrath :tr-mg of pearl: Homeroorn Officer 1 3' Tower 1 2 Lrbrary 2 3 Homeroom Officer 2 Assistant Manager 2 Student Council Banking 2 TORCH Edrtorm-Chief Executive Council 3 Camera Club FAMA 2 3 3 49 Au JV Il 'll I ' ' ' ll , s , 1 : 1 - ll I H ' jj VI ll ll ' YI 'll fl ' . . . . . . . . , to . . . ' 1 ' N ' ll . . , .3, , 9 . 5 2: 1 ,, - 3: : 1 , . Q X HENRY EDWARD KULIG PAUL KURTH ALICE ANN LANE Hem-y I I 1 A5g1g,y 5, 4 good mmf, Paul . . . Joy delightx in joy. 'Alice . . . My beart ix ever at your ujgalthf' fervicef' bs: mild exte :of Ban 1 2 3 Chorus 2, 35 Student Council lg TORCH 39 FAMA 3g F.T.A. 35 Homcroom Offi- cer 3 owt Ftapp pmt, FREDERICK JACKSON LANE Fred And he: 4 dewltry beneath MARY ELLEN LARSON PETER JOHN LAVEZZOLI IUDITH ELIZABETH LEAH Mary Pohtmen goes for yet st Pete Keep true to tba beams of Judy Panence 1: the power of sn cart: notbmg thy youth dermmdmg Homeroom Offlcer 1 50 1 If ll YY ' ' , ' ' ' r' 1 . 5 d , , . y , ll ll ll ' , ' YY ll H 'V ll Il ' ' ll ll ' If CHARLES JOHN LEEPER ANTHONY LENTINE GRACE ELIZABETH LINDEMUTH Charlie . , , Humor ir hir laugh. Tony . . . A merry heart maketh a Grace . . . 'Alt it good to he zealourly cheerful countenance affected aluaw in a good thing welack tothe ANNA MAE PI-IILLIS LISZEWSKI Anna Mae Muna u uell .razd to he the Jpeech of angelx Chorus 2 3 Student Councll 1 Pest dents Counctl 2 Theatre Guxlcl 2 Class Officer 5 Planmng COITIIHIIICC 1 2. GLORIA PEARL LORAH SIGDJORN ARTHUR LUNDBERG ANITA ISABELI. MACAULAY Gl0fld C0Wf-955 15 df' endle-U W' 1 'The long and rhort of t Anita Her votre uar ever .rofl a fge gentle an excellent thxng rn uoman Chofug 2 Theatre Gutld 2 3 51 , , U rr u H ' ' , ' ff 1 I I 1' ' , , , , , nw, t - fr 1 ' ' . ' Jr 1 - n -v ' If H ' V ' . 4 . Sg , . . 1. . . , V nd n A ' , u 1 I ' . , , - LUCILLE CATHRINE MANCINI WILLIAM JAMES MATLACK GERALD MICHAEL MCCULLEN Lucille . , . A womgnk strength if mon Zeke . . . Cle11erne.rJ it Jerviceable for Jerry . . . Energy and persixtence con- potent when robed in gentlene.rJ. everything. quer all thingy. Chorus 2, 35 Tri-Hi-Y 33 Treasurers' Presidents' Council 3. Football lg Presidents' Council 1, 2. Council 3g Library 2. ROBERT ARTHUR MCKEE Bo We lwe tn an age fwpathtao REGINA LAWRENCE MCI-IUGH Regzna Vtetory belong: to the moft perievertng Cheerleader 1 Softball l Basketball I ROBERT CHARLES MCQUAID GERTRUDE CHARLOTTE MELNICK of .rpeed Bo A: no man tx born an artist 'Trudy A :male H worth a msllxon Jo no man 1: born an angler dollar: and it doesnt cost a cent 52 Ax PP ' ll I' ' l s 1 . if ' ,it ll ll I ' ' If ll fl ' ' I Il ll ' ' ' ' b...' . b... , ' 77 ' 1 I! WILLIAM ROBERT MEYERLE FRANCIS CHARLES MILLER ROSAI-IA ELAINE MILLER Bill . , . Ong gggd ggrg dgygfpgg gg. Fran , , , Hi: iboughfj and big 5011- Elaine . . . Life bd! 710 bleJ'J'iflg like whey, duct are bix own. 4 Pffldfflf ffi2f14', Footbgll 1, Chorus 25 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Chaplain 33 Library 2, 35 Student Council 25 TORCH 3: F.T.A. 1, 2, 3. fi LOUISE ATHA MOBLEY Loaue A tbmg of beauty :J a 1oy forever Tn H1 Y 3 Homeroom Offxcer 1 2 Planning Commxttee 2 p--s JUDITI-I ANN MOORE RONALD NEWTON MORDER ALEXANDER MORGAN udy Accuracy :J one of tbe urn Ron 'Tme .fpornmambfp 1: a Andy To do eanly what :J diffs element: of tram .Mable qualxty cult for other: u the mark of talent 53 U f U If ' ll ll ' ' ' ll ' ' Q , a ff U rf - - H u 1 , , , n n 1 - ' - A I , . . f , . . Je- . . . ' ,Y ' ' ll ' ll ELISABETH LESLIE MOSS ROBERT JOHN MUCCI MILES WAYNE MUIR Betty . . . A gay spirit maker all Bob . . . Speak to the earth and it Wayne . . . Mighty if thingx Jufferablef' Jhall teach thee. the pre::, Chorus 33 Homeroom Officer 3. Baseball 2, 33 Basketball 2, 3. ,Of LORRAINE ADELAIDE MULLER Moune Wtt 1: the .walt of eorwer :anon Tn H1 Y 2 Cheerleader 2 Homeroom Offxcer 2 3 the power of WILLIAM NAU BEVERLY LILLIAN NELMS WILLIAM NIKITICH Bt Hn great pleasure m life u ev The ,fmgll wgnengy Jwggfen B: Many a true word :J spoken dawg what people Jay you cannot do life the greater ermoble st 17172-ff Presldenrs Council 3 Homeroom Officer Tn H1Y 3 Football 2 Student Councxl Alternate 3 54 .7 the ' 1 rr ' fl rr ' ' . ' ll '- '- Q : , . I w , Y y 3 ' 4 Q H -up ' l l H A ' - - -,B H ' I . U - ff -Uv . . . ff - ' Il ' . ' N ' ' ll 1. DANIEL PAUL ODONNELL JOSEPH PATRICK OHARA GEORGE HENRY OSBORNE Dan In bunnexx tbree thing: are ae Qfuetneu and fnendlmeyf George A Jong will outlwe all necenary knouledge lemper and time make 4 fme fellow .fermom m memory Football 1 2 3 Presxclenzs Councrl 3 Chorus 2 3 Execuuve Councnl 3 mud attke ROBERT DAVID PARSONS Bo 'The great men ff be who 1: m the msdn of 4 crowd Theatre Guxld 2 5 Vxce Presxdent Class 1 Presxdents Counc1l2 ELLEN JEAN PEIRSON Wudom and faith go bend sn band Hockey l 2 Tnl-l1Y 2 Presxdents Councxl 2 TORCH Photography Ednor 3 Tower 1 General Manager 2 Softball 1 Basketball 1 Camera Club 3 Execu uve Councrl 3 ELIZABETH WENNIEFTA PETERS JOHN EDWARD PEZZULLO Beme And .fo make lsfe one :weet John Modefty becomex a young Jong mm Chorus 3 Tr1H1Y 3 55 W, - f . ff n u - - HJ ,, ,, . . . n n rr - - . . ' ' H ' H . , , . , . . . , . . . . 1 a n ' 1 n f U ., bn . . H , . . ,A 1 , .1 ' ' u T X In M n y , Z , . w 1 fianm HE. 1.1, . . . H ' ' 'I ' n u - rr lf n ' u u . . . , . . n 1 ' ' v , ' ' - Q 1 I 1 Q , . I ' BENEDICT RICHARD PICCILLO DAVID WILLIAM PLEVA PAUL CARAI. PLEVA Benny Honesty 15 ht: bert poltcy Dave Wofdx are the moxt power Pau H e uho hath knowledge ful thing wed hy mankind :pareth hu word: Treasurers Councxl 3 Presxdenrs Councnl 1 Jmwuull RICHARD ARLEN PLOWMAN Dtok One: outlook 1: a part of ht: wrtue Chonxs 2 3 Student Council Alzernate 1 MARY ANN POWELL MARJORIE ANN PRICE DIANE WILDMAN PRIESTLEY 'Mary Arm 'The actxom' of women Marne From a little Jpark, may Dune In youth, wudom and beau are the hen interpreter: of then thought: bum 4 mighty flame fy We fdfe Hockey 1, 2, Band 2, Student Council 1, 2, FAMA 1, Theatre Gunld 2, 3, Tower 1, 2, 5, Softball 1, 2, Planmng 56 Commnttee 1, Execunve Councxl 3, Tregg urers' Councll 3 3 , , 'L fl It Pl ' ' ' H rf H rf - Ir ll! H 7 - ' P ' n I I If ' ll ff I ' Q ! ' ' ll ,Y . I I i , I . ' 4 JOSEPH RADVANSKY JOSEPH RAUBACK AUDREY LUCILLE RAYBUCK Joe . . . HandJome ix what handxorne foe . . . Good humor make: all thing: Audrey . . . Her good nature carrie: a does. tolerable. charm. Football 33 Theatre Guild 35 Presidents' Student Council 1 Homeroom Officer 2 Council 3, Chorus 3, Track 3 SANDRA ELEANOR REESE Sandy Good thmg: come rn :mall package: Colorguard 2 3 IRENE FRANCES REICHELT EVELYN AMELIA REITTER GARY GEORGE REMLEY Irene Fortune truly helpJ thore Evelyn li: love that make: the Gary .Speech :J the mdex of the who are of good fudgrnent world go round mmd Theatre Guild President 2 3 Band 1 2 Executive Council 3 57 e U fr fl rr ' ' ll , . , ' me n rl rv fr lr rr 1 rr 1: rr ' - ' n u ' n 1 , , i JEAN RIGBY JOANN RIGBY LILLIE ELIZABETH ROBINSON jean . . . True merit malew little JoAnn . . . Silence il ihe peffecl herald Lil . . . An 010769 of dllfiflg Kidd! -VPU? noixef' of joy. to life. 'lllfwnallelozw GERALD MICH AEL ROCHE Gary Faith m onerelf :J the se :ret of .rucceu Football 2 Student Councxl 2 5 Elame Smcerzty .rhznex from the Manelta Lei your :peach he aluayx Anne Seme thine: uzzh a double eye! of ,be Mmm, Huh gmce lufter uhen Jet fn humllrn 58 ' f Q ff if 1 Q . , ,. ELAINE NANCY ROSENBERG MARIE'I'I'A GELSOMINA RUSSI ANNE FRANCES SAVAGE LINDA MAE SAXMAN JOSEPH ALBERT SCANCELLA JEAN ELLA SCANLAN Mundi, A ' A ,,Gemle both in Mamie, md joe . . . 'The word imponible is not in ufedflieu . . . ReaJon and judgment ure fpeefhfy W7 diffi0 4'y-H the qualities of 4 leader. Tri-Hi-Y 2, President 33 Student Council Football 1, 2, 33 Baseball 1, Zg Presidents' Student Council 2 president 3. An Club lg Homeroom Officer 23 Library Staff 3. Council 1, 2: Th tr G 'ld 2 3: B k - . , .' - l . THEADORE Tank 93 9 U1 , 35 Cf 2, Vice President, Band 2, 3, Maiotette. ball 1, 2, 3. ELIZABETH RUTH SCHAEFER B1 An ounce of mirth 11 worth a pound of .rorrou TORCH 3 Library Staff 2 3 Student Council 3 Theatre Guild 2 Tower 1 Chorus 2 THOMAS SCHAUM SUSAN GAIL SCHEINER VERA IRENE SCHELI. Fa! drank and be mefry ue Ambmon ba: no ren Vera' Qualsly not quantity nf my Tri H1 Y 3 mearure Student Council 1 Homeroom Officer 2 Student Store Manager 1 2 Basketball 1 59 the . -r 'ffu rr - ' ,n n v s i v 1 f 3. xl 1 r X , 1 1 f n ff - ,, .. ,, .. - . H ff , N A . . . . . . , , , S . . . . . . . , , - - 11 a 1 y 1 - FRANCES EILEEN SERCHAK SUZANNE MARTHA SHIELDS LAWRENCE RONALD SHOEMAKER Frani . . . Style ix the dre.r.r of Sne' '...' There ix no pillow so :oft as Larry '..,' 'Come what may for he if thoughtrf' a clear comciemref' 141i-'fied- Theatre Guild 2, 33 Cheerleader Ig Li- Student Council 3. brary 2, 3g Homeroom Officer I, 3. MARGARET VIRGINIA SMITH not be found www ELAINE ELIZABETH SIMPSON Elaine He laugh: hen who laugh: Student Council 1 Theatre Guild 2 RICHARD FOSTER SMITH ROSS WILLIAM SMITH hi: own fortune Track 2 3 Football 2 3 Basketball 2 3 Track 2 3 Theatre Guild 2 3 Camera Student Council 3 Club 3 60 PF ll ff lain . . . , . I , Margie . . . A better 60019015011 could Dick . . . E-very mnn i.f the architect of Ron . . . Like lightning, on he goe.r,' , 9 ' , 2 ' . 1 ARLENE THERJ-ESA SMYTH MARGARET ELIZABETH SNYDER GEORGE WILLIAM STACKHOUSE Arlene . . . A good laugh ii Jumhine Peggy . . . HappineJJ ix the foundation Bill - - - A W if N 'We 4-f bi! in the home, for beauty. deed-f-H Student Council 25 Theatre Guild 2g Tri-Hi-Y 3, Homcroom Officer l. MARGARET MAY STEPHENS Pegg? She profm moxt who serve: ext ROBERT STUEBING WILLIAM TALIPSKY LORETFA HELEN TAYLOR Pete Humor :J the harmony 0 Bn A lsttle nomerne now and Red! Cvflffdled 1412711 demffld-f the heert then II reluhed hy the wuert men VFCUKMUOY' Camera Club 3 Theatre Guxld 3 CIIONS 3 61 . U 'I u n - b ll ,, U ,, . f ,, .UH H . rr u lr ff ' ' ' 11 ' ' 7' 2 - ' NANCY JANE THOMAS THOMAS WALTER THOMPSON ROBERT CHARLES THORNTON 'Nancy' '...' 'Gentle of xpeech, henefi- Tommie . . . Smooth run: the water Bob . . . Mari: ix in all growing cent of mind. where the hrook if deep. thingy. Ch0fu5 35 Hgmefoom Officef lg Thtltfe 1, 2, Tl'BClC 1, 2Q Band 1, 2, 3Q P1'CSld8ntS' Council 2g Theatre Guild 2, 3. 'lllewae ROLLIN DELANE TILTON Rolhn 'Thu' fellow :J great end good through inward effort: of hu oun FTA 3 it THOMAS WILLIAM TITCOMBE CAROL GAY TORPY HUGH EDWARD VANDYNE Torn Art u rndeed not the bread Carol Proprvety of manner: and Many thmg: dsffscult to dengn but the wane of hfe corwderanon for other: are the character prove eay to perform Baseball 3 Hitt! ofalady Track 2 Band I 2 Theatre Guxld 2 Tn Hx Y 2 3 Wresrlxng 2 5 62 . wa IP ' ll I ' ' lk ' ' I .ry .K . ,f , , V . . . . 1-Q Q ie. 5 ' ' ,t 1 3 A A, 1 1 V. ef 5 Q tl E . . 1 n rr - - rr n rv - :run u - - - - ' ' H ' ' . n ' ' U - . ' . ' - n v r 1 . - , D , . i JOSEPHINE LAURA VA'I'I'IMO CATHERINE MARGARET VILE NANCY JEANNE VIVRETIE l0 . . . I take all knowledge to be my Can . . . A Jong is the rpiriz that will N4'1CJ ' - - - A roaring Jpirit if her province. :tart the world along. Dfime delight. Hockey l, 25 Band 1, 25 Student Coun- Chorus 2, 35 TORCH 35 Banking 25 Soft- Theatre Guild 2, 35 Future Teachers of cil 25 FAMA 1, 2, 3, Edif0f.in.Chief 35 ball l, 2,35 FAMA 3. America 35 Homeroom Officer 25 Student TORCH 35 Theatre Guild 2, 35 Planning Council 35 Senior Class Recording Secre- Committee 25 Executive Council 3. GUY? Executive Council 3. GLORIA ANN VOGEL Glorza A cbeefful look maker u Nw, duh a feurl Hockey 1 7 3 Softball 1 2 Student Council Alternate 3 Elmmz Logic IJ logic Tbaf: all Winnie Tx: the Jong you bum Carol She ubo lover and laugh: Ill Jay and the fmle you uear tba! maker the full do well Vice President Homeroom 1 Banking 2 .runrbzne everyubere Executive Council 3 Student Council Al ternate 3 63 all the , an 6 9 in fc' A ELMIRA ANN WEBER WINIFRED OLGA W'ElSSER CAROL ANN WHITE X CHARLES EDWARD WILLIAMS MARSHA ANN WILLIAMS JOHN LAMBERT WOLF Eddie . . . Let me do or die. Martha . . . I have a heart with room John . . . A man mutt make are of all Baseball 25 Finance Committee lg Basket- for every joy. his talent.r. ball 1, 2, 35 Class Treasurer lg Homeroom Baseball lg Soccer 2. Officer 1. ,LVL ELIZABETH MINERVA WOMMER PETER YAREMKO uxth grace .reatoned uftb :alt golden 64 :lense AR LENE THELMA YEHI. wnely fair Ltbrary Asststant 2 3 Chorus 3 Home room Offncet I dep , an, I l I Betty . . . Let your .rpeecb be alwayt Pete . . . Speech it Jilver, J' if Arlene . . . Divir1ely tall and mon di ,' , v' In In - f .pp . X Q fax f M m,M,.A,e.. ,Tm M AW ,K I fwfr 'H als.. - 1- 5 ' l k Qs fr I Mr. Hunter Mrs. Sarian Mr. Gumperr Advisor Advixof Adviwf .Beadefwwe Barbara Huert Dm BUZZ P 1 V renden Nancy Ashworth Trearurer Nancy Vrvrette Recordmg Secretary :ce Preudent Anna Mae Llszewskr C orrerpondmg Secretary I gf J f XX fk XXXXX X ,X FXXX XX Q f X! L HW 'f,lll'll,. 1' 1' 'ffffhlff ' 1' 7,7 XXX ul v xxx X X , X eapica X X , f' A f, I X x . f . f' 1' ' l I' .- i , 1 Entering through the palms toward a wonderful evening. if lf! ! ff , I ff I I ,yf , f Dancing: to the strains of beautiful mum X slfe X Followmg m the footsteps of the Del haas alumm the class of 56 vxsnted the nations capntal and returned with many happy memones of events that took place A,- Off to the statnon m Mlss Pawloskxs car Seated ln the cat are 1 Boyd drwmg, and M Kreuzburg Standing Left to Rzght are W Nnkmch J Bartoskl A Smyth M Felkner, and F Knecht 4 :vig nz 9 'ifdlsi Yi' M Fw. XNV' s.- A 11 8 qw r 1 YPEYV 4 1 1' 1. 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Preparmg for the annual Tn H1Y carnrval Left to right Sylvra Hoosrer Peggy Snyder Ann Jaqum Loretta Haulk and joyce Buck rn The Tn H1 Y rs an organrzatxon for hrgh school grrls under the sponsorshrp of the Young Mens Chnstran Assocratron The purpose of the Trl Hr Y Club To create mamtam and extend throughout the home school and com mumry hrgh standards of Chrrsnan character Thrs ambrtrous group under fakes many servxceable projects throughout the year A meetmg of the Tru H1 Y offrcers ro drscuss a future ac tum, Left to right Shrrley Morrison Trearurer Carol Torpy Vice Prenden! Lmda Saxman Prerxdent Elaine Mrller Chaplain and Shelby Davxs Secretary Mrss Anna L Getz, Advuof A scene at the Basketball Bound: an ICUVITY Preparmg and repamng toys for needy chrldren rs a yearly sponsored by Tr1H1Y l-ff! F0 Hgh! SYIVIH project of Trr H1 Y Sealed left to ngbt E Hrbbs F Hoosier LUCY Fedder Bev NCIITIS and I-3-ITV Termyna B Chenava L Mancmr Snmdmg left to Qurgley right E Duffy and F Becker 71 1 X . V' 'Y l I A fd , is: v . l , L - - on ntls s ns, 'lx ' ' ' 'l1i7l'i9, , 'A Rf: Ae 4 3 lfyftz. 4 Y 'swffffff 'A A1,mt.u H if ' f 1. V ' .Tim W if 11 J' fk A KF -, if M K L35 ,V ' .rf ' ., f A fur gm. A. A ..., , ., 122'-iv ' - X ,, V ' n fwfah , K fx E, HQ a ,ag + 1 Tower. our school store, supplies the curricular and co-cur- V ritul.1r needs of the Delhaas student body. Organized in ii .1 business style, the m.tn.1gers and clerks offer a variety of - ' Articles, take charge ol all school campaiuns, and sell re- freshments .it the various activities, I I , l Lonnie Miller receives pictures from Suntli McDonnell. Mr. Thomas Hamill, Arlrimr L... , , Hamill Toner adzxmr and Pat Ross general manager Tower workers receive nmgtxzine money from homeroom treusurers. Stand, ful! In right: P. Punzuvitz, B. Hoff- man, L. Clayton. f .I lf l. ' ,Nil T 'Psi 'Qui L 2 1. mr. ' . V '-u.,. Lp, AQ i i., T o 'x fill? -c..s'g V 2, '-3 Treasurers Council, a tunction of Tower plays an im- portant part in the schools finances. 73 M. Ivy Foley, Director of Publications Preparing lunches for sale in the cafeteria is one of the many jobs of the business ,016 Z6 TORCH, our yearbook, serves as a pictorial record of the affairs of the Bristol Township School District. It high- lights the Senior class their activities and their daily life Sandy Kraft, Editor-in-Chief, scans various yearbooks in search of ideas. Sandy's quali- ties of leadership and sincerity have earned for her the respect and admiration of the en- tire staff. The TORCH photography staff and their ad- visors sort the photographs. Lefz to right, M' Ivy Foley' Bwfneu advifon. and Ethel Jeded: Mr. B. Clarke adriimql Ellen Jean Deno, Banner: editor, check finances for Peirson, editorf Elaine Miller. Standing is 74 TORCH' Mr. H. Hunter, photographer. Another caption is done. Members of the literary staff are: Seated, left to right: Carol Houser, co-editorf Miss R. Rizzuto, advimr, and Marge Cameron, co-editor, Slend- ing, left to right: Lynn Green and Alice Lane. Not pic- tured: Jo Vattimo. The deadline is approaching as Torch editors plan pages at Miss Foley's home. Left to right: S. Kraft, Editor an Cbiefg R. Hess, Art,' E. Deno, Buxinerxf C. Houser Lzter ary,' E. J. Peirson, Pholograpby. Not piclured: M Cam eron, Literary 1. 4 if i N 'S . -'V ,K I l rf P 4 . 'Q Q C I Miss R Rizzuto discusses quotations with co- Miss K. Pawloski, Art advisor, instmcts Rita literary editors of Torch Marge Cameron Hess, Art editor, about a minute, but im- and Carol Houser 75 portant, detail on the end page of Torch. FAMA personnel look at a previous issue. Left lo right, Jeated: Sandra Kraft, Gail Priestley, and Helen Shuck, Features editor. Standing. Left to Right: Mr L. Davidheiser, adrimr: Alice Lane, Publicity editorg and Miss K. Pawloski, t1dI'iJ'0f. 19. ,Wwe FAMA, the Delhaas High School magazine, is published Miss Foley, FAMA advisor. and jo Vattimo. Editor-iw eight times yearly to acquaint the students with school Chief, plan the next issue of FAMA. happenings and to entertain them. While members are acquiring experience in journalism, - M' Ivy Folffy I Another FAMA is coming out soon. Left Dfffffof of P H'f1'f'0'1f to right: Lauretta Bohan, Art Edimr: and Alice Lane, Publicity: tack up a poster. 76 '--Q-sunny MM' 'FQ Proofreadnng stencrls rs an nmportant yob of the FAMA TWINS KIWHYS I0 bffffff FANA aff Left 10 'IAN l Bufflnilfflfl N914-V edrtors Seated left In right B LeCompte Noielty Bufimgton Near j Vattrmo fdztormflmf D Clayton Exchange H bhuck featurcr Standmg left to right L Bohan Art P Schell Amrtant edzmr FANIIA expresscs the general tone and qualnry of our school The staff strnes to present a vsellurrtten and balanced mazazme by LIKIYIL news sports edrtorxals fea tures exchance rtems .ml art rllustranons The FAMA edrtors une WFIIC ups to rwprsts Seated left to nght 'X Lane C Vrle S lxraft and D Clayton Standing left to nglvt P Schell, and M Cameron editor J Hamrlton S Xrcrtcrs Spmtr ulzwrr I Xattxmo Fdxtorm Clue B LeCompte Nndlm edzmr B Lrberman anl L Bohan Art director: 7 X Q Ed1tor1nCh1ef In Vattzmw and fifrzrtant fdzlor Paula Schell, assemble FAMK 77 'Wi' K P I. . A ,, ,,, , , ' A :A. , 1 ,t ,: . , f,'. ,lf'f t. , , . ,' . 1 - - , .' . , .. . I m U l ' F.. ra D i f f l V ,'f4 y - V I - . . . , , . , 1 r - f I A , A , L , x I I 1' A4 '. 1 .A N V Q . 9 Mr. Robert Miller, Advisor. The Colorguard proudly march down the field. Left to Right: S. Reese, D. Brennan, C. Schell, B. Edwards, R. Qualteria, J. Eaton, J. Aufschlag. A . The Delhaas High School Band add music and color to school life. This year they represented the school at many events, both in and outside of the community. The Colorguard with their new equipment and the major- CITCS with their precision routines dis- played their talents many times. We will long remember the sound of their music ringing in our ears. The Majorettes strut rhythmically ior our football team. Left to right: De- lores Kaiser, Brenda Arensburg, Jean Scanlon, Ann Rudolph, Virginia Hricko. fi??55mf'f .- Q fin ,ff 121 iii, .1 , a X gLa9 ! P 4 V, iq 1 K 5 if 'f if if z 111 'i .rv ' if i fl 4 1 10' 6 ofpbdt Mrs A Auerweck Advuor 1 The Cheerleaders pose before a game Left to rzgbt A Oldham A Hess J Bauer E Sabatini fCo Captaml E Wilson fC0 Captamy F Mink C Charello B Norsrrum S The Cheerleaders direct the cheers that lead Delhaas teams on ro victory These enthusiastic girls increase school spirit and their cheers will long echo in our ears ' ' Mrs. A. Auerweck and Cheerleader Co-Captains Evelyn ' If - ' A i s Sabarini and Eunice Wilson discuss some new cheers. ,g A 1' ' ' - L - .L - . Lets harmomze Standing, Left to Right: Mr C Blough I.. Clayton, D. Klebe, C. Vnle N Thomas pianist , ,,.2,,, , 4 . ., . . .A-2 f . The Semor Hrgh Chorus grves students the opporrumry of smgmg m a group and be commg acquamted wrth good choral musrc Under the drrectlon of thexr leader the group partrclpates rn many musncal acnvmes during the year such as Chrrstmas carolmg and as sembhes The chorus led by Mr C Blouzh performs for an assembly t Q' . 9 ff Q5 4 yn I if la-F Mr. J. DiOrio and Mr. R. Gumpert direct rehearsal for What a Life. Left to Right: D. Leventhal, L. King, D. Klebe, B. Thornton. Mr. J. DiOrio, pl. Edwards, and Mr. R, Gumpert. Mr. E. Sparks Adviror 2' . 43 f. .' - X 1, Y g J 1 . - an Theatre Guild is an develop interests in It provides experience for Delhaas students in every phase of the theatre: acting, props, make-up, publicity and business. We will long hear- the resounding applause from the manyf plays presented by Theatre Guild through-f' that aims to out the year. , . .,, c., .. J 1 gt, F. A meeting of the Theatre Guild officers. Sealed in front: C. Gouza, A. Wort- L? man, Mr. J. E. Sparks, adzimrf Standing, Leif lo Right: T. Saulsby, G. I Remley, preridentq R. Smith, N. Vivrette, T. Fealy, P. Punzavitz, A. Cheat- ham. 83 ,J ncuduo mfw Workxntg m the Lrbrary proves to be a most mterestrng and revsarclmg experxence The students assist the lrbrarlan and help to rm prove the lrbrary by checlcmg catalogumg and shelvmg books Im-IK fi SX Mlss Anna Getz, Lzbmrzan KX was The card catalosz rs very useful xn locatmg book as Fern Mmk learns B1ffSqhaefer library gmmmf fmdg 3 fag In lxclxn Stbatnm thctlts out a book for Nancy Balsn an enq tlopedla v A 4 5 . , -A The F.T.A. is given some important facts about reaching by Mr, W. Ritts. ini' 'Y 'H Mr J Oates helps plan future FTA actxv mes mth offncers Paula Schell Prerzdent Joyce Bufflnzton Sefretart and Treafurer and Harry Gamble Vzce Pretzdenl The FTA Future Teachers of Amerrca IS an organxzatton helpxng students to learn about the opporrunmes tn teachmg to cal culate the qualttxes essennal rn a good teach er to study the lxves of great teachers and to foster the development of student leadership f QQ' s 9 'M-f,1-'R:.v 38 It Ja A I ,, i. Florence Gamble practxces student teachmn m a FTA TDCCUDQ if .hx Mr james Oates Advuor 1. J U I The purpose of the Finance Committee is to approve and control any requests made for finances from the student activity fund. The committee is composed of all class and student council treasurers and three faculty advisors. 5 'L . x Qt?-, X Stxfs. - ', 'gf' 1 '?s'45v - .,w.i. S..-. '25-1. XXX I Mr. Thomas jenkins, Adviror 1. I- 'Zteifz' - , .. ,, 'v i . , , If , 4 .F X ., r ,.:f. ,A -- V t af oqfiffs 5 . gi' L The Finance Committee has just approved another student expenditure. Left to Right. Seated: N. 3 ,V i- V' Ashworth, Mr. T. jenkins, adrimrq j. Campbell, S. Davis. Standing. Left to Righlz A. Oldham, Q Ir. ZKX f Harry Larzdeare, and Arlene Rosenblum. t. W., XX Q4:cg'sig:fc1., fy , 86 Nir R Hacele hantls portfohos to xolunteer bankrng as Nancy Coulter knocks on a homeroom door to collect de snstants Left In Rfglz Iutlx N1cCullen jane Bennett and posxts for the clay Nlancy Coulter Bankmg through the school 15 a means by whrch puprls can easrly save money durmg the year rn amounts and txme payments suxted to thelr own convemence Students bank at O the Farmers Natronal Bank of Bucks County - iq-v Rtcharcl C Hagele Adzuor Banklng asslstant Iucly McCullen helps loan Altmeler vuth The bankers tabulate student deposxts for the das Left lu her homeroom banknng Rfgbt C Anmlmo N Coulter I Bennett 'Nlr Hacele l McCullen J Eaton 87 A y 1 K Yks. . Y - , . A, 1 i V 1' . ' . ' ', U ,LL . ' '- ' 1 all l . l . lf,.' 6 t 6 D C1321 fi C tb' je 27, l ', lQf'f--Riff! '12, ' .. , . , 7. l - if. '1 The Senior Class advisors. Seated, Left to Right: Mr. R. Gumpert, Mrs. B. Sariang Standing: Mr. H. Hunter. Two senior committee chairmen meet with their advisors. Left to Right: the planning committee chairman, Dan Buzzg and Mrs. Sarian, advisotg the technical advisor, Mr. H. Hunterg and technical chairman, joe Scan- cella. ua Rita Hess, chairman of prom committee, with Mrs. B. Sarian and Lucy Fedder, chairman of banquet committee, with Mt. R. Gumpert,' describe their ideas. Discussing plans for graduation are Left to Right: the flower committee advisor, A. Getz, with F. Becker, chairman: and the music com- mittee advisors, C. Blough and R. Miller, with D. Clayton, chairman. Discussing a senior activity leads to much discussion in the executive council. Seated. Left to Right: L. Fedder, J. Vattimo, R. Hess E. j. Peirson, V. Hricko, S. Kraft, N. Ash- worth, D. Ptiestley, D. Clayton, A. Liszewski N. Vivrette, A. Fealy, F. Knecht, B. Huett. Standing, Left to Right: D. Buzz. G. Rem- ley, D. Klebe. -cf- Mr. Hunter advises Anna Mae Liszewslci, Washington trip chairman, and Ellen jean Peirson, ring committee chairman. plan 0 ' cfaon, Executive Council is composed of senior class officers, com- mittee chairmen, and homeroom vice presidents. The purpose of the council is to discuss and try to answer any questions or problems of the senior class, plan socials, and plan class meetings. 1 s Marching, Baccal.uiteatc, and Cap and Gown committee chairmen and advisors meet to get things settled. Lv!! rn Rrqfir. A. Fealy,,Mr. R. Taft, D. Klche, Mr. ll. Startzell, A. Lis- zewski. B, Bock, Mr. R. Gumpert advises jo Vattimo. expense committee chairman and Lynn Green, publicity committee chairman. Lvlt In Riglilz Miss L. Foley explains grad- uation announcements and invitations to Diane Pricstley. Miss IT. Pc-nnypacker dis- cusses the number of tickets for graduation with Gary Remley. The 1956 Graduation Story committee discuss the theme topic. Lefr ro Right, rlocbnirez j. Vattimo, R. Tilton, D. Priestley, B. Moss, E. Miller, J. Feldmeyer, C. Houser, G. Remley, B. Huett, D. Klebe and Mr. 1. E. Sparks adritor. y ,np L,x.,g,?:y f swf ,,.....,Lv QL ' 1 ,, ff'-:rf W 2.2,- wwf M151 ,qw Mfxw fiirf mv- A gi' jack George srandmg conducts a Presrdenrs Councxl meenng as Mrss V Kwochka reared Right foreground advrses The purpose of Presldents Councrl rs to co ordmate homeroom programs to give students a parr rn plannmg the guxdance program and to develop oc cupauonal guidance Each homeroom presldent rs a member of the councrl Ir rs rhxs body that smves to make homeroom an xmporram part of lrfe ar Delhaas Hxgh School These are our plans for next weeks meetrng explams jack George Preudenl ro Mxss V Kwochka 92 Mrss Vera Kwochl-ca Advuor Barbara Smyrh Secretary records msrnxcuons grven to Phrl Everett V1cePre.u4'ent Cnandmgh by jack George 1 Y D ' 1 I , . 1 1 . ' v , . W , A, r 5 .V ' V , , Q, , ' ' H ' . . . 7 I v 1 v . . , ' ' I D 5 Sf! Q X Z 1 N f g ix if C KK if 3M Football co captains joe Scancella and Larry Quigley re view the last play of the game with Coach Mr john Antoni When the 1955 season ended the Tigers had a 3 win 5 defeat record The boys fought hard against the strong opposition The game that we will long remember is the Thanksgiving game played on the Bristol gridiron be the Ingot Trophy THEY Plymouth Whitemarsh Bristol Council Rock Morrisville Bensalem William Tennent Neshaminy Pennsbury .. .Lawn . Members of the football squad anxiously await their turn ln the game Left to Right F Pollard J George R Gxberson H Durante R Boyle B Cummings Mr j Antoni coach 1 Feldmeyer and R Katz 94 WE - ' 2 6 ' 6 25 ' 19 0 ' ' 0 19 I2 0 ' ' 6 7 ' 13 40 13 12 ' Q K U U U I U U U U fore a cold crowd. On this day the valiant Tigers upset Pennsbury and earned 5 4' F is , s H35 4' Pennsbury Solebury Varsxty Brxsrol Morr1sv1lIe Bensalem Neshammy Down you go' as the Tacklmg Txgers play another game j V FOOTBALL THEY WE u u GCI that ball and PU! lf OVCI' the I10211' lhe roarmg., Tngers are ready for acuun 95 25 0 A 51 0 ' 13 26 ' I 25 0 26 0 ' 12 6 bi: ',-4 ' its-ii' - V . ' I -I I . H S, I il. I! , , . I A' Q ','V , 45 -iq' 5 .4 . I- I' -4 A The Delhaas Varsity Hockey team in action. ..... fUU'e..... Ilia-Reef Q' Hockey is a popular sport among the Delham girls. Their enthusiasm and good sportsmanship is as outstanding Hockey as the game they play. Ar the close of the season the V. WE THEY Neshaminy 0 2 Bristol 1 5 P. S. D. 2 0 Council Rock 2 0 Morrisville 1 1 Bensalem 8 1 William Tennent 1 0 New Hope 3 0 Pennsbury 1 3 fi Mrs. H. Lea gives a word of encouragement to her varsity hockey team. Kneel- Mrs. H. Lea and hockey captain, ing, Left to Right: V. Grady, V. McKendrick, G. Vogel, C. Gouza, J. Wood- Thelma Finney, plan rhe strategy before land, M. Strohl. Standing: E. Bley, V. Bruce, T. Finney and J. Snyder. 3 gmne, 96 J. V. Hockey THEY WE Neshaminy O 0 Bristol 0 3 P. S. D. 09 6 Council Rock l 2 Morrisville 0 1 Bensalem 0 5 William Tennent 0 4 Pennsbury 1 2 UUUUU girls had won five, tied one and lost three. And the J. V. was undefeated with the exception of one tie. Mrs. R. Flack gives a final word of encouragement before the game. Kneeling: E. Donlon, Cback to camerab Kneeling Left to Right: H. Holford, M. Mermin, B. Cary, E. Doan, S. Polk, D. Eddings. Standing: J. Ehrler, C. DeMara, L. Moughan, M. Vattimo, C. Warner, A. Thomas, S. McDonnell. Mrs. R. Flack gives a word of encourage- The junior varsity team has their warm-up before a game. ment to Etta Donlon, captain of the junior varsity team. Mr. I. Olin gives a pep-talk to the varsity team before a game. Pint Row: Left to Right: G. Friedrich, B. Gray, J. Sullivan, R. Smith, R. Yun, T. Hill, J. Campbell, R. Barkasy. Standing, Left to Right: B. Hinchclaffe, B. McNut't, N. Hellings, J. Scancella, R. Katz, C. Williams, L. Quigley, R. Lumpkin, Manager. .73 ..... ...Shut Although only a few non-league games have been played to date, the basketball team shows the promise oi a very successful season. The boys have able coaches, George Friedrich, extreme left, guards an opponent. ..,. pq... . Ned Hellings, George Friedrich, dark Get that basket! A Delhaas team mem- uniforms, participate in a game with ber tries for anotherpoint. P. s. D. 98 Mr. J. Thomas, j. V. baxketball roach, talks with the team. Swing, Lefl io Right: J. Van Cleve, T. Mclildowney, K. Orr, D. Vivrerre, D. Hartley, Standing, Left to Right: Mr 1. Thomas, J. Kline, E. Thompson, E. Sweeney, T. Frechem P. Hricko, M. Lamoreaux. dynamic ability, and team co-ordination. All these factors make a terrific team. Score that winning point, George! Joe Kline tries to score two major The home team takes the rebound points. 99 I gif U, M, 7 ,ig YJ' PM in I 1 7, my '76 ,M W, ,, .,,f W , 56 Q r 4: , ,, 1 r 1 A ,, We K if X . M.: A ,gif 'V Q, , sf fi 4 ' , ew P' is 2 r The Delhaas glrls have a practrce game rn the gym uv U' Ar thus wrmng the grrls have not yet made a public pearance However at practice games they drsplayed the necessary co operatlon and abxlxty that lt takes to be wxn ners Thxs years team being composed mamly of sopho mores and juniors w11l gam valuable experxence for future seasons A guard and a forward demonstrate girls bas ketball fundamentals Left to Rsgbt Pat Brerg jamce Aufslag and Vzrgxnn McKendnck 'Q' U U S U U , .. , . . ap- A new sport mtroduced at Delhaas thls year IS Soccer It has proved to be a very success ful and popular game thls year Delhaas flghtxng Tlgers captured second place ln the L B C League for whxch we are all proud Four seniors from the soccer team talk wxth Mr R Northrup Kneelmg from Left to Right R Given D Buzz Standing 1 Wolf and C Wnllxams N Mr LaPenta referees practxce wresthng matches between Dan Buzz pmnmg Leroy Davxs and Ed Van Dyne holdnng Carl Txer as other team mates vuatch 102 U U The grunts and groans can be heard throughout the gym when the wrestlers start thexr practice under the frne coachmg of Mr V La Penta Our boys always brmg home a trophy from the Wrestlrng Tournament ,.. ':. U ll U U usb U . Q ,. . x 'v - , , ! 9 - Y' On your mark' Mr R Taft gets the boys lrned up for a tnal run Left to Right Leroy Davrs George McDuffy Carl T1er john Feldmeyer Emerson Fullmer U U The track team practices dil- igently for the L. B. C. Track Meets. In the past Delhaas has proved very successful in break- ing records and the boys are lookmg forward to another re cord breakmg season th1s year Another frrst at Delhaas thns year 15 golf Coached by Mr Antom we plan to cultxvate a few champlon golf players thxs year The boys who play golf fxnd xt very mterestmg and worth whlle Mr Antom mstructs the boys m golf fundamentals Left to Rxgbt jrm Buck Bobby Cree Mr Antonl and Torn Lockerby l l L L u u u J sur sl . 103 Baseball Delhaas 1955 Now see here boys, this is the way it's done. Mr. J. Thomas and Mr. H. Hunter instruct boys before game. From Row, Left to Right: Mr. Thomas, E. Thompson, W. Stake, J. Scancella, R. Matlack, R. Feix, L. Quigley, R. Barkasy, Mr. H. Hunter. Back Rauf, Left to Right: R. Mucci, J. Campbell, C. Cahill. Council Rock Southhampton Neshaminy Bristol Bensalem Morrisville Pennsbury Council Rock Opponent fcaw u U Following in the footsteps of the 1954 team the 1955 sluggers again won the Lower Bucks County Champion ship Experience and cooperatron were assets in gaining Southhampton Neshaminy Bensalem Morrisville Pennsbury Varsity baseball players watch a demonstration on batting Mr j Thomas coach gives in fundamentals by Mr H Hunter Left to Rsght R Bark structions to the catcher and asy E Thompson B Mucci C Cahill R Feix pitcher Joe Scancella and joe l 04 Campbell S U u u u 5 ' 3 4 2 2 ' 1 - - 3 ' 0 - - I 11 6 . . . . . . 1 ' ' 2 i 4 3 11 ' 3 8 3 10 ' 3 10 Bristol 3 7 1 4 ' ' 2 2 12 um N 'f A 1 HA in r L .lvl Q., A4 ' , - fbeYq t 'lg , 'yr f X. Mr. I. Olin, coach, shows a batting technique. Kneeling, Left to Right: C. Farrell, J. Kline, D. Vivrette and B. Sweeney. Standing, Left to Right: B. Turk, D. Meenely, N. Hellings, G. Fried- rich, B. McNutt and 1. Thompson. J V Baseball rut u u u They WE Jenkintown Plymouth Whxtemush P S D Trenton B Plymouth Whitemarsh Solesbury Jenkintown Pennsbury B Trenton B Pennsbury B Ewing B this goal Naturally the 1956 team hopes to live up to this hugh standard and add another trophy to our collectlon Barry Turk shows Mr I Olm The players examine the equipment Left to Right B his talents for catching McNutt C Farrell D Meenely G Friedrich and R Thompson 1 05 O UUUU UUUU bl ' .Wat The 1955 Softball team is a fine example of school spirit and fine sportsman ship. The girls played with all their hearts in every game and, although they did not wind up champions, they were one of the best teams in the league New Hope Southampton Council Rock Neshaxniny Bensalem Bristol Pennsbury SOFTBALL 195 5 WE THEY 18 1 9 4 12 7 3 5 7 8 8 9 7 3 Jeannine Woodland pitches the Right IUYO C355 VIICS glove ball. Assignment of positions by coach, Mrs. H. Lea. Front Kneeling, Left to Right G Vogel T Fm ney, D. Priestley, C. Gouza, J. Vfoodland. Kneeling Behind: 1. Ehler, C Vile J Vattimo manager. 106 fi K N if X K? VJ f X X ,, ,,,! Mr R Taft and Mr J Murray present the Old Shoe trophy to three mem bers of the football team J Campbell L Quxgley and J Scancella Award Day lS held to recogmze those students who have earned sweaters and letters through our poxnt system These awards are the acknowledgements for partrcrpatron nn many co cutrxcular actrvmes The Old Shoe trophy xs annually awarded to the wxnner of the student faculty touch football game Seven of these games have been played The faculty at present stands rn the lead wrth fnve vxctorles m ' Letters are presented by Mr. T. Jenkins to a few of those students who have earned them. Left to Right: Gloria Vogel, Charles Williams, Barbara Dunbar, and Gary Rem- 108 ley. 2, 1' L , Congratulations are extended by Mr. T. jenkins to Joe Scancella and Diane Pricstley, two of the sweater winners. Not Pictured : Jo Vattimo, The Ingot Trophy ns presented annually to the vxctor of the Thanksglvmg Game between Del haas and Pennsbury Thrs trophy donned by Faxrless Steel Company was won by Pennsbury rn 1954 As a result of the 1955 game Del haas rs proudly drsplaymg thrs award The vxctors admxre the Ingot Trophy for the Thanlrsgxvxng Day Game Left to Rxgbt Mr J Anton: Coach L. Qung ley and J Scancella co captazm welldww R Gwen presents the Old Boot to the vlctor ous faculty Left to Rsgbt Kaul mg Messrs T jenkms R Taft B Ellns I Olm R Mxller Stamlmg D Buzz J Wolf C Wrllxuns Messrs J Northrup J Anton: J Murray H Startzell T Hamill R Frazer and D Duncan varsnty soccer team plays a group of faculty sportsmen Th1s year the faculty team was vrc rorxous and they were presented wrth the trophy 109 r H 1 fi QQ? The Old Boot Game is a new tradition. The 5 The rmg dance rs the ceremony where class rmgs are presented This occasion 15 held during the latter part of the junxor year rn the form of a dance Barbara I-luert Clan Prendem presents the class rrng to Barbara Dunbar at the 1955 rmg dance af a ofpvut Color day was started by the class of 54 On thrs day we wear blue and gold to honor our school colors The purpose of thns tradmon rs to create school spmt before the annual Thanks gxvmg Day Game wxth Pennsbury The four wmners of the Color Day Contest Danny O'DonnelI, Anna Mae Pa lermo, Helene Snlber, and George Osborne show therr school spmt by du- ' I0 playmg thexr blue and gold , V ,L if l 1, A I 1 D V .xl I S u u W 7, Farmers Day rs held annually Thls 15 apparel To clxmax thxs rustrc affarr a bam dance IS held rn the evenmg dwlawd C19 From one farmer to another Cora Hoague and Gmny McKendr1ck talk The Phony Fashron Show produced by the junrot class boys humor ously pokes fun at femxnxne styles These lovely models display the newest creatrons Gorgeous jack George poses for Chorus grrls from Phony Fashions gnve thetr versron hrs adrmrers after the Phony Fash of the can-can Left to Rzgbt D Fisher, E Cornett, ron Show rn 1955 K Worthxngton, Wm Beecher, B Parsons,J George, D Buzz, and E Huett ,Zz lg J X - . t E ' x A , vi 'A JL l 5 if - 5 - l ' I f 'y , ' ' on Q i ' . 4' . the time that all students don their country , ' . . . . I ' . I f A - V+. U 'P a y ' J ' , L 1. f' I Ill 1 junnors prepare the food for the 1955 Semor breakfast Left to Rxgbt R Hess N Ashworth L Charlton C Bender D Buzz E Frederxck G Roche E 1 Pexrson Hknefzto WW 4913s Booster Day IS a Sensor Class proyect nn whrch they sell some button or pm to the student body nn order ro raxse money for thenr class -qlql Every year upon leavmg for Washmgton nr ns the custom for the junxor class to give the Semor class a breakfast The Jumors have a wonderful tune preparing the deltcxous food mmmfmwwfw-Mm me 'll 'ZZ Lynn Green admxres a poster publxcmng Booster Day 112 . Cr 1- 1 'A If F - Y Q . , , . 6 lf 4 4 , ' . 2 . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . . 1 1 1 A 1 c V U . ,..... 112595 .1 xv' 5I 5fQ '. 'SAg' Z, ' ,.',,.,,,. , A . 2 .L ff jifirg. A I 'W'f7ulg5 f, , V,ffEF??T7ff1f+f5f ,, A A fzfififf t , 1 ' ,kk . i ,. wtf. ': TORCH is presented to the Sen iors at a ceremony held in the auditorium Members of th staff rake part in the presenta U00 3 ' Each year during the Christmas semen, members of the Chorus sing carols in the halls. These inspiring songs bring the Christmas spirit to Delhaas. We wish you a Merry Christmas' Members of the girls chorus carol in the halls 6 Sandy Kraft Editor rn cbxel of TORCH presents the yearbook to Rita Hess Other staff members are Left to Rsgbt E Deno M Cameron C Houser B Schaefer E J Peirson E Miller Miss I Foley Dxrectof of Publication: Slandmg E Fredericks A Lane and C Vile H3 ,ta , ' ted ' ' . e 'O '1-vref'--K M V .-,. V, . H, , ' : . , . , . , . , .. ' , . ' , ' . , ' ' ' . ' : . ' ,. , . '. .0 ' ,Q I . ...- A. . . .gr 5 M. fs, t. ., ..f . . ng . f I fr. t , 4 ,. ,Q l , , ... .' I. zr-.9 ' s --O .lr M, 1 f v 'Qff' .' , , . . '-,' 3 . .Ll -.. ,. U-- ' ' 'I 4... 1 gl. f Ci. F' 'Y f I' ': '- Q o,' 5 ' .Jil-wr,-,. - . . '-. 'A t..g'f' .A f U . 'r'. mit' A . -. 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