Delhaas High School - Torch Yearbook (Bristol, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1959 volume:

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Sxx' f 4 Although only a fevu grams of sand have passed through our hourglass of lrfe each holds a cherxshed and momentous place rn our hearts We cannot turn back the sands of trme but mthm these pages we have trred to record our most treasured moments of lrfe at Delhaas Enrrchment has come vuth the burldrng of self confrdence through each achrevement the experl encrng of drsapporntment resultmg from fa1lure thc developmg of a sprrrt of loyalty culmrnatrng from love and respect and the encounterrng of happrness and joy whxle workmg and grovung wrth others We hope V . 7 . 7. . 7 7 7. . . - 7 . . . . . . I 5 Y. . our attempt to recapture the memorres of our hrgh school years will reveal the pricelessness of each grain of sand as it again passes through the hourglass of life. ftiiiix. .7JAdicati0.n, MISS M IVY FOLEY Ir IS mth deepest apprecxauon that vue the scmor class of 1959 dedncare TORCH u ymrbook to M155 M Iyy Folcy Throughout our ymrs at Dclhms you haye gncn to us your txmc and seruce freely md yurhour thought of ren ard XX hether m thc classroom or after school hours your guldamc and 'ISSISIIULC his hclpcd us fmd our vmy on :hc road of hfe In ymrs to Loma when our thoughts rum back ro Dclhans vc mil thmk of you 15 a fayorltc tmnhcr adusor md alvsays as a fnend 6 V319 Saba! Daw Seaaau Awww m 0 I 1 7m.. aawqemwuo, ipage 9 page 25 77aye 3? Faye X5 Zim 113 77a9e 129 PW 156 x Q f., Y-If? 0 ff R I 7 5 4 D -ax ! ll XII ll 111 1 1 ff 00001111111 Q x ,- 2 N 5 S Q 'S S X Xb QE Q N Q N Q X l L alrnafilatew Word! by: Jeannine Roehm '54 Muxic by: Wayne P. Zarr '54 The blue and the gold will wave in the breeze, With love and devotion and fond rnemoriek. Thexe color: are Jtanding with grace and with pride, Forever Delhaa: we'll Jtand by your side. You've taught us the way to calm all our fearf And alwayx be Jtrong through our forrowy and tearx. We'll follow your path and we'll practice your rule, And cherifh each day at Delhaat High School. And when day haf come, our future untold, The banners will wave for the blue and the gold. For we will uphold every memory and rule, We alway: will Jing, God Bleu our School. E E l- S xxx xx X x X ' 5 kit Almfnis f The Delhaas Joint School Board is re- sponsible for establishing the policies of edu- cation for the secondary schools of Bristol Township and Tullytown Borough In the performance of its duties this board repre sents the people of the area At their regular monthly meetings and at special meetings the board conducts business which includes re ports on the instructional program financial statements payment of bills discussion of questions from interested citizens em ployment of personnel and all other mat ters which arise concerning the school system Membership of the board con sists of seven representatives from Bris tol Township and five from Tullytown Borough Upon the shoulders of these twelve men rests the responsibility of constructing the framework of our educa tion BENJAMIN F STOCKFIT Meeting to decade about finances for the new schools of the area are left to ngbl Edvun N Popkm R Ralph Kasman Arthur B Rem holt james J A Gallagher james Kline and William Frantz members of the School Author The members of the Delhaas Joint School Board attend a regular meeting to discuss the problems of education Sealed are R Philemon Stout Dr Niels Haugaard Mrs Frances N Gauntt Benjamin F Stocketf jr Mrs Martha Kushlan and Calvin Morrison Standing are Louis C Souder Raymond A Jenkins William B M11 ler William Swangler Sidney Nechin and John W Densham Qwefapment C9 Um J Financing the school building program is the mam function of the School Authority Membership in this group consists of five citizens from Bristol Township who are ap pointed by the School Board Their term of office is five years and these terms are ar ranged so that a member is appointed each ear During the past few years the need for such a group has really been recogniz ed To accomodate our growing popula tion the Authority supervises the build ing of new schools Through their efforts the taxpayers are assured of the finest instructional facilities possible for their childrens educational development O J U 1 an official organization established in 1951. Y - . ity. l . JAMES J. A. GALLAGHER GUY F EBERHART Regional Supermtendent Caltforma State Teachers College Un1 versity of West Vxrgmxa BS Unrver stty of Pxttsburgh MEd and PhD Unwersxty M S S and MS WARREN D SHEPLER Assistant Regional Supenntendent Caltforma State Teachers Col lege B S Unrversxty of Prttsburgh MEd and PhD HENRY B DECKER Airman: Regsomzl Supefzntendent East Stroudsburg State Teach ers College BS Temple ROBERT H FRASER Admzmttralzte Anutant Unlverslty of Pennsylvanra B THE DISTRICT ADMINISTRATION In the Delhaas High School Burldrng are located the offrces of our DISUICI Admmrstrators Th1s group consrstrng of the Regronal Supetrntendent and hrs three assrstants carrres out a school program prevrously estabhshed by the Delhaas jornt School Board Provrdmg leadershrp ln the development of the currlculum for our schools and the supervrsron of thrs program of study are the most trme consumrng jobs of these gentlemen Also comrng under thenr jurrscllctnon 15 the co ordrnatron of the work of the busmess offlce rncludmg matters of frnance marntenance and operatron of the school plant transportatron supervrsxon of the constructron of new burldlngs and the operatxon of the cafeterra The admmrstratrve offlce works wrth the Board of School Drrectors and the people of the commumty m the establrshmenr of an effectxve program of educatron for the youth of the communrty f.. 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The thousands of students rn the schools of our drstrrct grades one through twelve are all of the utmost concern to Mrss Edna Pennypacker our drrector of pupxl personnel In actuallty Mrss Pennypacker has more jobs than could be named In th1s short space Among them are tabulatron of the census and rnformatron stanstrcs the lo catxn-g of part nme yobs for students and the placement of graduates Many of our successes m and after school can be attnbured to the work EDNA M of thrs woman PENNYPACKER Dzreclor of Pupil Person ne West Chester State Teach ers College BS Temple Umversrty M.Ed Those students who fmd xt necessary to have assrgnments or maternals brought home to them whlle they are sxck know the important part Mr Baker our home and school v1s1tor plays ln the Delhaas educatlonal program Mr Baker acts as a personal contact between the school and the home of the students promonng rnterest and understandmg between parents and teachers DONALD S BAKER Home and School Vmtor Bloornsburg State Teachers College B S Temple Um versrty MA ll ' 9 , , - 1 3 Y , . . . , .- 1 3 ' , .. .. U U f u , .., I D .is s D , .., .. . V - .1 ' E , . , - l I , .J Y I n n . . , . , .. l l l Q . . 3 7 an .V . , . I ,' I 9'-Q I' , .. ROBERT P MARTIN Bloomsburg Smte Teachers College B S Bucknell Unrversnty MS It IS the responslbllxty of the Delhaas Hlgh School admmls tratlon to see that our school functlons 1n the best Way posslble Con s1st1ng of men who are well trarned to do thexr jobs they seek to provlde the students wlth a good program of educatnon so that they may be better prepared to meet the requlrements of l1fe Each year they plan the curr1culum and set up school pollcy Credlt must be gnven to these men for wxthout therr drlrgence the operatlon of th1s school would never be a success mmm 54.511 sta, f BRISTOL PENNSYLVANIA December 10 1958 To The Semor Class What does the future hold for you? Durrng your twelve school years you have been preparing to take your place nn the world The world today IS drfferent than rt was twelve years ago It demands your employlng greater skllls and deeper understandlngs Your opportumtres for successes are more demandmg How you employ your acqurred skllls and understandmgs wlll predrct your successes But wlth the new demands of the Space Age comes the reallzanon that the values of age past are necessary to rnsure a balanced sense of values Placmg your satellrte rn orbrt depends upon your combmmg facts understandmgs sknlls and values successfully Smcerely yours WW Robert P Martrn Pnncspal RON W DAVIS Amrtant Pnncspal Reed College BA C0 lumbxa Umversnry MA and PhD JOHN J ANTONI Admsmstmtwe Amrtant West Chester State Teach ers College BS Temple Umversxty MA U LOUIS S ACKER, JR Temple Umverslry, BS, MS Geometry, Algebra NANCY A ANDREWS East Stroudsburg Teachers College, BS Health and Pbyucal Educatson All ngbt you 'dodor' and 'beetleru' I2 ' o A 1 , S- u n - - 1 Pfilltipdl u - ' ' rr ' ' ' ' a n a - -Q ' , ' , . . v s 1 s 1 ' 'Q ' ' . . , . . . , . . f U U U MARY E. VARVOUTIS Gufdance Counselor M.Ed ACTIVITIES Presrdents Councxl Ad vnsor Our hngh school 15 fortunate rn havmg an excellent Gurdance Department A11 through our years ln school they are constantly workrng to help us plan for the future They talk over many problems wrth us especnally those concernmg our chosen currnculum Before graduatnon they assrst sen rors who desire hrgher educatron by supervrsrng the com pletron of apphcatxons and transcrrpts Through th1s depart ment all rnformatron about scholarshrps jobs and many other benefrts are offered to the students The Gurdance Department works hand rn hand wrth each nndrvrdual at Delhaas and has become a very unportant part of our student e. Hleopectedarad ROBERT BALENT DNIIBY Educanon Bloomsburg State Teachers Colley, West Chester State Teachers College BS Pennsylvama State Umversrty ARLENE B ZANE Guidance Coumelor Pennsylvama State Umversxty BA. Umversrty of Pennsylvarua, MA Temple Uruversrty Umversrty of Flor lcla Uruversxty of Mxaml New York University ACTIVITIES Student Councxl Ad visor MARY JANE BIRD Health and Phyrscal Educanon West Chester State Teachers College ACTIVITIES Co-cumcular Councxl Coach URSULA A BELLI Healtb md Pbyncal Educanon Temple Umversxry BS ACTIVITIES Varsrty Hockey Coach Co-curncular Councxl Softball Coach WILLLIAM A BATEMAN Explonuory Banner: Indxana State Teachers College B B.S. , . . I l , Tennis Coach, Basketball Assistant lif I as s. , ' 'I3 DONALD L. BUTCOFSKY Bloomsburg State Teachers College BS Bucknell MA Englub Communuzzzom ACTIVITIES Publlclty Dlrector Englxsh Department Head Managmg 1tor of The Explorer Pan the talcurn Malcolm the crown doesnt fu BERNARD L CLARKE LaSalle College AB Vnllanova Um versrty POD ACTIVITIES TORCH Busmess Ad vlsor Senlor Class Advrsor Rmg Dance Sponsor Jumor Semor Prom Commzttee Advxsor Pennsylvama State UHIVCISIIY B S M Ed United State: Hutory ACTIVITIES FAMA Advxsor JOSEPH DI ORIO Dxckxnson College AB Latm French Solve claus: .flzacfww . CATHERINE M COOK Rlder College BS Typzng Bookkeepzng GRACE G DE'I'1'MER Rnder College B Ed m Commerce Typing Exploratory Burmen ACTIVITIES Jumor Varsxty Cheer leaders Coach Co curncular Councnl PHILIP C DONAHUE Temple Umversxty BS Umverslty of Pennsylvania World Hutory You barbarzam are nou auoczated with culture . ., . S . . ' . I . U ' Ed. LEON N. DAVIDHEISER . I 'f . V . 'I4 Yactful Jzwpbced M IVY FOLEY Mtllersvtlle State Teachers College Ele mentary and Secondary B S Shrppens burg State Teachers College Super VISIOD Bloomsburg State Teachers Col lege Temple Umversxry POD Socrology ACTIVITIES Soclal Studies Depart ment Head D1rector of TORCH Na tlonal Honor Society Advisor Faculty Councxl of Natlonal Honor Socxety Chalrman Jumor Class Advisor Co curricular Council Now grrl: and fellow: ANNA L GETZ Kutztown State Teachers College BS Lsbrarzan KURT GREENHUT Tufts Unlverstty BA Columbla Um versxty MA Temple Umverslry World Hutory American Hxrtory ACTIVITIES Sophomore Class Ad vxsor Chess Team Sponsor Eyex front' STEWART A. ERNEY Millersville State Teachers College B Mazbemmr MARIE E FOUST Bloomsburg State Teachers College B Englnb JANET L GIOFFRE Moore Instltute ol Art BS Tyler Unxversnty Temple Umversxty ft RICHARD CHARLES HAGELE Indtana State Teachers College BS Lehrgh Umversrty MA Bookkeeping I and II ACTIVITIES Busmess Educatron De partment Head Senror Class Advisor Faculty Manager of Ath etlcs , . S. , . ..g ' - , . Q . 5 ' , ..., , . :. . - 5. . ' . ' . ' - W . , ll ' I! f - 4 ,, . . 3 . l A wl K V, 'N'i'Q.Q' - - 1 '-l ' . Q 1 l , ..g , .. , . , , . . i ll I I ' 1 SARA E HART Cornell Umversxty AB Temple Um verslty MEd Englub ACTIVITIES National Councnl Teach ers of Englxsh Scholarshxp Exammanon Representatrve Brxstol Language Arts Committee Spelling Contest Temple Speech Festival Representatxve HAROLD W HUNTER ansfneld State Teachers College BS Temple Umversxty MEd Pbync: Electrxcal Fundamentals Semor Science ACTIVITIES Sophomore Class Adv: sor Semor Specxal Actwntnes Co-ordma tor Director of Delhaas School of Adult Educatnon Currxculurn Matenals C0-ordmator Varsrty Baseball Assxstant Coach Stage Crew Advlsor Assembly Council Cocurrrcular Council MICHAEL P KUREK Kutztown State Teachers College BS Duke Umversxry Mxchrgan Umversrty Cbemutry ACTIVITIES Scxence Department Versa-Vxce MALCOLM MACFARLAN Mrllersvllle State Teachers College B S UHIVCISIIY of Maryland ME Tern ple Unlversxty Induxmal Arts x lf, ll .7116 . MARY A INTELISANO Indxana Umversxty BS Pennsylvania State Umversxry MEd ACTIVITIES Varslty Basketball Coach CLARENCE W LUBBE Mxllersvxlle State Teachers Collgee B S Temple Umversxty MS Industrial Arn Metal Shop JAMES H MC GOLDRICK IASalle College BA Uruversnty of Pennsylvama MA Temple Umverslty Amerxcan Hmorg POD I uanl Jhfee volunteen' you you and you . . , .Q .- . Q ' , . . . , . . n , V l . L -. I 2- .5 i I y U y M ' , . .g , . . ' ' , ..g : '- , - - 1 s ' I 1 - . . , Co-curricular Council. l ' . n . '- . , ' q l , . .g . I 1 ' .3 , .. : ' ' , H ' ll . . , U y his . . -S 1 - -2 ' , - -1 , , ll 16 .7 Clad ' ROBERT S MILLER, SR Temple Unxverslty BS Uruversrty of Rochester Mana ACTIVITIES Band Drrector Dance Band Director Mayorerres and Color Guard Advrsor WDHS Advrsor Co- currrcular Councrl Assembly Cornmxttee Juruor Class Advisor JOHN J MURRAY West Chester State Teachers College Health and Phyncal Education ACTIVITIES Football Assnstarlt Coach Junnor Varsxty Baseball Coach RICHARD NORTHRUP East Stroudsburg Stare Teachers Col lege, B S Health and Phyncal Educanon ACTIVITIES Football Asslsrant Coach Gymnastxcs Coach May I have your attermon PU LEASE' CAMILLE MARKER University of Oregon, B.A. Englirh GEORGE MUKALIAN West Chester State Teachers College BS Temple Umversrty MEd Health and Phyncal Education ACTIVITIES Wrestlxng Assrstant Coadm Soccer Coach DONALD A NASTA Calxfomna State Teachers College B S Unrversxty of Pittsburgh MEd Industrial Art: JAMES G OATES Slnppensburg State Teachers College BS Temple Umversrry M.Ed Shorthand Typing KATHRYN O'BRIEN Temple University BS University of Pennsylvania Brology and Advanced Biology ACTIVITIES Senior Class Advisor Varsity Cheerleaders Coach Co-curri cular Council Assembly Council Jun iorSen1or Prom Committee Advisor PATRICIA R OBRIEN Bloomsburg State Teachers College B Shorthand and Typsng GUY R. PETROZIELLO niversiry of Scranton B.S.' Fordham University M.S. Englixh ACTIVITIES: Council of Debate Spon- so . Good afternoon ladiex. GILBERT ROTHENBERG Temple Universiry, B.S. Buxineu Mathernaricr, Sale: ACTIVITIES: Tower Advisor All r-ight, men B116 . IRVING OLIN Trenton State Teachers College BS. Rutgers University ME Health and Phyncal Educauon ACTIVITIES Varsiry Basketball Coach Physical Education Department Head ALFRED D. PINTO Seton Hall University B.S. World Hirlory American Hixtory and P.0.D. DONNA D. SALVADORE I.S.T.C. Indiana, Pa., B.S. Muhernaxic: Clndfi THOMAS WILLIAM SI-IEARON Pennsylvanna State Unxversxry Unrver sity of Mexico BA Lock Haven State Teachers College Unwersxty of Pms burgh ML Temple Unxversxry Engluh HARRY I STARTZEIJ. Indmna Stare Teachers College BS Commerical Bucknell Umversrty M Clemral and Stenogmphsc Office Practsce ACTIVITIES Student Work Exper :ence Program, Golf Coach I .should have :toad sn hed ROSE MARIE STRINE Bloomsburg Stare Teachers College Typing Exploratory Bunnen Banner: Mah ACTIVITIES FT.A Advisor BETTY SARIAN West Chester Stare Teachers College BS Temple Umverslty MEd Englnh ACTIVITIES Graduauon Story ROBERT H SMITH Tunple Unxversxty BS Techmcal Math ALEXANDER J STAVITZ Temple Umversxty AB Marquette Unxversny Umversxty of Wrsconsxn Amencan Hutory Engluh ACTIVITIES Jumor Class Advxsor Key Club Advxsor Amateur Radio Club Co-Advlsor Imuhardmanon thai: what st sr ANNE SURGENT Pennsylvania State Unxversxty BA Engluh 9 . .g , .. 1--Q.. . ,.. 3 a u - . Q , --S l . , .. . . . . na. -, , , . 5 , I ' , 5, ..L- ll ll l ,B. s. .I l I - 1 - ' , .. JIRO SUZUKI Umverstty of Hawau BS Biology and Sensor Sm-ace ROBERT J TAFT Umversxty of Scranton BS POD ACTIVITIES Track Coach Lost of luck Charlie JOHN D THOMAS College M S. Tngonometry ACTIVITIES Juntor Varstty Basket ball Coach Varsxty Baseball Coach Let: get those 1011: done Sam ANNE H TOWNSEND Mansfxeld State Teachers College BS Home Economist 'zuendo J --- MARY FRANCES TEDFORD Unlverslty of Oklahoma BA Okla homa State Umversxty Central State College Colorado College Rutgers Umverstty Spanish and Englub VINCENT I. TOMASETTI lege BS Drwer Education ACTIVITIES Varsity Football Coach KARL I. TOWNSEND Mansfxeld State Teachers College BS Temple Uruversxry MEd Cbemmry and Sensor Science ACTIVITIES Amateur Radxo Club CoAdv1sor , . .., . t I I U . . ' y . ' ' ' , . .9 - fl : ' ll . . ,' , Capital University, B.S.g Westminster East Stroudsburg State Teachers Col- , . , .. ll I I ' :JI 20 Juan Mail call for our faculty can involve everything from scholarship mformation to personal letters Left Mr Oates Right Mr Nasta RAYMOND WODOCK Health and Phyucal Edumtzon West Chester State Teach ers College BS Temple University ACTIVITIES Wrestling Coach Soccer Assistant Coach ARLENE YEAGER Home Economzcx Albright College B S Next to our parents there are few people as close to us as the members of the faculty our teachers the patience of a babysitter and the understanding gentleness of a father confessor our teachers have gamed an unshakable place in our hearts as well as our lives Relaxing over cokes and friendly chatter our teachers spend their time between classes in the faculty dining room Left to Right Mrs Dettmer Mr Acker Mr Smith Mrs Townsend and Mrs OBrien 21 f' S . X k - - ' A I . , . . , - .5 y . . , ' Combining the efficient ability of the instructor, 7 7 . , . 5 ' , . . ' . . ' .' . , . , . l , . 1 Physxcal as well as educattonal well bemg are stressed by our school nurse and doc tor Left to Rzgbt Mrs Baxrd Dr Lawler Loutse Haxnes Attendrng to the physxcal and mental health of the students of Delhaas IS a tremen clous job rn rtself Performmg the dunes of thrs yob are the school doctor nurse psycholo grst and guldance counselors whose work IS m cluded tn the department of specral servlces The br annual health exammatrons grven our students are rncluded rn the work of these people as ts the psychologlcal testmg and gutdance programs The operatron of these servrces rs of the utmost rmportance to our school aclmmrstratots for only Wnth thrs help can a well rounded prcture of each student be obtamed U -Mum--4...-Q. 'Nu Boy school was never luke thls Jeannette Gouse seems to be enyoymg the Student guldance a vltal part of hugh school lrfe IS here given tests gxven by Mr Thomas Delhaas psychologist 22 by Mxss Varvouus - I Q a 1 ' , I - 7 . X, . ,, . - - .' . . , . , ' I . U f U U U ..,..,....... ..........: ,mvv WMKN K g W--nn-1.-.. I vt..-.vvfg 6. V,-'I N Wi-4h--hLM.- rag A ., J 4 l L l -145. , -. v X . 'a -. y ' v , . . . , . . . , . . . I Typmg recordmg and bookkeepxng are all necessary requnrements 10 the operanon of a school such as ours These dunes are carr1ed out by our secretarres chosen for thelr numerous capabrlmes and wrlhngness to work All phases of offlce procedure are conducted by th1s corps of workers Helpfully dxrectrng students who come mto the gurdance and general offtces to the proper author1t1es 15 only one of the jobs of th1s staff whrch pro vndes thc organlzanon necessary for an effec uve educatlonal system Thelr records are school hrstory the1r correspondence 15 good wrll and thczr bookkecpmg IS good busmess uf .- Good rnornmg Guxdance Offxce says the famxlxar voxce of Mrs Cousms whose job mcludes everythmg from typmg to student guxdance NN The cheery votce on the telephone the hands behmd those typewrxtten pages are here seen as our secretarres Left to Rsgbt Mrs Vosburgh Mxss Cheatham Mxss Wwlfenden Miss Aufschlag Smxlmg a fnendly welcome the secretanes of our Admmlstratxve Office can make busmess a pleasure The comphcated mxracle of our IBM machine hes m the capable hands of these members of our business offlce staff 23 a v v . V . . 'V H . , 3 V ' ' . Q T. . Y . . - v y A A . . . . l n . .' . , , , . f 1 .J 9 ' x ,..- A ,V Q , 1. my iv by . 44- . ,. l . ,..a-- ,M---'V Uw ,, . . . ,, .. . . . . . . 1 1 ' . +G-wr 44 The ability to work and considerable patience are qualities possessed by all the ladies of our cafeteria staff as each day they prepare lunches for hundreds of hungry students. Planning lunches both tasty and nutritious is a job for Mrs. Yazujian, our school dietician. U I The little known and often forgotten jobs of our school are performed by our service personnel. This corps of efficient workers is responsible for the many facets of our school life which we too often take for granted. Preparing our lunches, cleaning our classrooms, giving us heat in Winter, A great deal of the credit for the efficient operation of our school can be given to these men of the maintenance depart IDCIJI. I and taking us to and from school are only a few of the numerous activities in which these people engage. Our service personnel are of great im- pottance in the township educational system, for they can provide a foundation on which .the in- structional program can be built. Have bus, will travel reads their card, and these bus drivers do travel, transporting township students to and from school. 24 , e ,rj The spotless clean halls and classrooms of Delhaas attest to the work of the men and women of our maintenance department H' I 26 Clf? Only a lnttle bxt of trme has passed ln the thelr futures are frlled wxth promnse They ano are recelvrng excellent mstructlon from added advantage of the most up to date facll the tlme to come wall hold for them We Brrstol Townshlp are domg thezr best to The second of the 3 rs rmng of course xs made a labor of love by Hrs Now for the S64 O00 quesnon' Thats the expressxon on the faces of these thxrd graders from Commumty Elementary School as thexr teacher Mrs Becker urges them to check thexr work Practxce makes perfect Mr Arcurn mstructs these rnstrumental musxc student at james Buchanan on thls Golden Rule .B ' ' Tina Prensky's second grade class. ' - 1 26 .nvL.7 ffutwze llves of the children plctured on these pages but already are students m the elementary schools of Brrstol Townshrp the best quallfred teachers These students also have the mes for educatnon and recreatton No one can say what can say however that the scholastrc admxrustrators of make each chxld a success Drd Santa Claus come to George Taylor' If so these frrst graders were ready for htm and under the super vrsron of Mlss Langton had the PICUICSII Chnstmas tree nn Brrstol Townshrp The dnrd grade students at Wxllxam Penn enyoy decoraung the bulletm board whrle ther: teacher Mrs Plastas looks on approv Rrrrrrrrrrlng' The sound of the recess bell rs always welcomed especially by these second grade students at Maple Shade Mrs Spahr supervxses some of them at play 27 6' l ingly. l l , , A M fl!! , , 9-ur . u,,,,. .. J' 'f 3 W. . ,fe- , iz- 'T . 7- -tx f :P J E Q in 445 .ja 1 Lx? R? QA 5 3 ' me 'f .uv '41 if e i W, JK Qu -gg .f 1 as git . 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' x X Ng PI hOl'1'lC CCOHOIDICS I68ChCl' Miss Henderson Ben Franklin structs her girls in the basic fundamentals of homemaking VM 1 I is You have to get those feet off the ground, girls , says Miss Nickles to her class in girls High. basketball at Ben Franklin Junior f What would you like to know? The answer to this question can be quickly found among the books of the Ben Franklin Library Excellent facilities and a pleasant atmosphere are provided here for all students Qwdfwwa C2004 ...TWIN B Tasty, well-balanced meals quiet those hunger pangs for the junior high students when the clock and their stomachs say it's lunchtime. 30 Goals are bemg set and futures planned rn the lrves of the students of Benjamrn Frank l1n and Franklrn Delano Roosevelt Junror Hrgh Schools Brldgmg the gap between ele menrary and senror hlgh school these three years help to prepare the young people for the rmportant decrsxons to be made rn then h1gher educatxon The combmatron of an excellent currlculum and fac1l1t1es for per sonalrty growth has placed these two schools among the most outstandmg junror hngh schools 1n the area Cdizeno firm Brlght colors and flowmg modermsuc lmes make Franklm Delano Roosevelt Junror Hrgh School a beautlful Brrstol Townshlp showplace and a credit to the commumty Fasfmafed by 'he mYSfef1eS Of rhf WOflCl around US 9th Grade The somewhat unusual slghts that can be seen at almost any tune Ben Franklm students hsten attentlwely to a lecture by Mr rn Mr Tomarellls aft classes have ceased to be surprlslng to the Ben S A Aagaafd Franklm students for as you can see anythlng can happen 31 3 . , L l.,v 2 ' a 't 'W l..M 'hw-, , .7 y 5 3 5 Q 7 ali' ,J ff, y .f fi, . . . ' , I ' I 'am WH nm gn-J MW ,fb- 'MM ,..f. qpllllm ,YEL-'wil' 1 f 'sl' AVN F 3 .-mf 4 . .- . 1.- ' V.. 5 0. ,- : .. , ,- Y .... A: ,ymnnvu Wynn-M 1- 4 ,Muon fn , .immquwavehwgn-uginnuv 2: I wfim,m'w ww l l49!0i'K10IMQf 54 as whwmiwlffiifb 182403 fe, . .AA, y MQ-www M Q. - , ,M-MM-Mm. .4 , M f,Mw3wwv.w,, Q. ,- V , 'lx 'W 0,185 X i lifiic Q14 12 5 43 it , u 5 as -u me .Qswaiu-:nee ,ai 48 xf iff if al 4' -W w rw ,-,wk 'I Q l mf And so we embark on another portion of our jour- ney through life, the part we will spend in high school. New doors are opened before us, but many are also closed behind us and what occurred behind these doors is un- changeable. Even bright memories of the past fade be- side the hopes and dreams for the future. Here in Del- haas, every student is given the opportunity to make this future successful. Through the curriculum we each so carfully choose, we can acquire an excellent basis for our desired vocation, and with the completion of this curriculum, we can become productive members of our community and country. The promise of things to come shines brightly and dictates our lives as we follow our paths to the future. are not separated in spirit as the co operation of these officers so ably shows Back Left lo Rzgbt Mr Shaw Mrs Strme Mr Hunter Front Sandra Page Neil Goldberg Sandra Parmentier john Murray Vicki Barley v , ' This is an age of machines and these shop students learn live and prosper in it Their teacher Mr Riley looks on dents as they learn the fundamentals of ballroom dancing in gym J' 5, i i H to Though separated in schools, the 10th grades of Delhaas and F.D.R. Shall we Dance? That's the inviriarion of these tenth grade stu 33 .I ct: 55 A, 'a .f M 'e-, ' 'L Q' gr:- ,- ' ' wif, 1 ?i., K -if 'M . M 4124 ,L , 'f I Mil nf 1, M ,Q A aww-4 an Q ,A autumn ' nf.af5 4 2 Q 2 3 c i W . 1. 0 LU A 'E l Q- A il 1 N Hey Mr Mxller' Soups on' thats the cry of the yunxors on the Breakfast Commlttee as they try out a new recrpe Preparmg a meal for a group of hungry semors 15 a big job but they re ready Left io Rzght Mrss Foley A Vogel M Schmldt V Baker A Adams B Srockalls and Mrs Mxller It The secrets of grace and coordmatlon are dlscowered by these llrh grade grrls as Nixss Brrd mstructs them rn modern dance ? X Shorthand can be fun says Mr Oates and pudgmg from the smrles on the faces of left lo ngbz L Klebe P Mrtchell and B Mcwrllrarm xt I'h1s rs work? Not for Rlchard Purdy and Gene Morris as Mr Mrller IDSIIUCIS them m mstrumental musxc 35 is. i V ' i A l ' l , J' , .B .7 ww, I . fl s . f ' v ' , X 1 s lx , I, it X mf . ' Mgmf 1 v i M, W, 'fr' mag, , ' - 'Q Q 'kik 5 5 K Q if . V-w,,1,., V , , Q iyiwygu q', ' lffkf qi 'y lf ,l T-ig? .N 'V 1, ,Q , P N351 A .Qs J- S' fr i if N Mwwfvfwwg gary . 1, , f ' : EEZ-is 3' -' ' K. 5' A F . was Q W Q, 2, Q ,k.. 4 L., W XF kai W: Xp? ' N 'S' if it 2 'F ff? Y 1 .f. 4. M Aff? N ff i 5' ,Giga LLQW ff' QL.-V: , 4 .-2 ,w , Z, 4 :V '-H' 5 1' -721' Q 137. ,Q 'M 5' J .5544 5 E, i ii if L1 , wi 1 aw' hr Sway R'-tu N in ,Lyn ,ar -L' I ulfifi W- - 1.5 , Commercial art can be fun and profitable as this group of Tech students is discovering. Their instructor is Mr. Herbert Mandel. The whys and wherefores of a pretty girl are given practical application by these beautx culture students under the direction of their teacher Mrs Stover Hly, Trung -3 Learning how to operate many different types of machinery is the purpose of these boys pictured in the machine shop at Tech School To modern American citizens adeptness at a trade is of the utmost importance whether it be that of housewife or physicist Some acquire this knowledge in college others in actual trade school The people of Bucks County are proud to say that they have such a school to offer to their young people just opened this year, our technical school is already offering stu dents of the area all courses from auto repair to hair dressing We believe that Delhaas students have re ceived immeasurable profit by work in this school and will continue to do so in years to come -Q' ep... Another new addrtion to the community is the modern Bucks County Technical School located at Nevsportville and Wisrer Roads 38 I Y V l ,f 1 - . V e 1 Q - 1 - 'ti . . .Y x - - . u my 'L ,Q ,4 ff' ' 1 'Y 1 fs .Q . - . i- -H 1- i. 'x s r X u. H, c , , it --- z Q S ' A ' o ' A , ' 3 - ,.-- ,o4:m'.': - Me- V, -- -gpg? tc . .. M . J , 4 . . ,. X .ffmoxs GERALD REY ACKERMAN Jerry Technical Fu of life and lwely remark: Student Councxl 3 WILLIAM CHARLES ALEXANDER 1 Buslness How hoayant are thy Jpmtr' HELEN BARBARA ASHVVORTH Helen Business 'Thmk all you speak but .rpeak not all you thmh V Basketball 2 Washxngton Trxp Commmee 3 PERFECTA AYALA Perfecta General A .mule nr undemood by all natson almes' 40 ifvfang BERNICE T ALIMENTI BCHIICC General Comfemmon make: her what Jhe 1: Homeroom Treasurer 1 DAVID ALLAN AXLER Dave Academic A .rtudzour lad who charm: as with hu muuc ce Band12 3 Key C1ub2 3 Theatre Gruld 1 LAURA ANN BAAS Laura Busmess 'The purxuzt of the perfect u :weetnen in Isle TORCH 3 If ' ' JI B'll ' - ' I ' 'Y ' ' J. . g ' ' Band 1, 2, 33 Dance Band 1, 2, 3g Con- ' rr , , . 3 . 1 l fffriendo 'A 'lllvwfhrfmzed JO ANN BADNER Jo-Ann Academlc Oh' Let me lead an academtc life FAMA 2 Features Edrtor 3 Student Councrl 1 Alternate 2 DARYL MARGARET BAUER DNY1 Busrness 'That u the best part of beauty which Cheerleadmg 1 2 Co-Captam 5 Presl dents Councxl 1 Plannrng Committee 1 Homecornrng Dance Committee 2 Prom Commrttee 2 3 LEON RONALD BEECHER Ron General It :J good to be merry and ware' Student Councrl Alternate 2 CHARLES J BABEL Charles Technical 'Tall and slender full of fun RICHARD BAINBRIDGE Dtck Amdemtc Wttbout a cafe I went my merry way FAMA 1 2 Chorus 1 JV Football 2 Theatre Gurld 1 Prom Commrttee ROSEMARY RUTH BECKER Rosle General My yay KI of youthful Jpofts V Cheerleadrn 1 Student Counctl Basketball 3 JV Hockey 1 2 V Hockey 3 Prom Commlttee 2 Break fast Commrttee 2 HELENE ALTI-IEA BEESE Helene General Her care: go up m the asf lake bub er Student Councxl 1 Choms l 2 I l ll I ' n ' ll ' ' Il ,' . 1 ' 9 , 1 l 9 - . ' 2 S Z 1 ' u - ' n ' . ' 4 4 , J- - g 9 apzcture cannot exprerf' Alternate 25 j.V. Basketball 1, 23 V. D , 3 ' ' 3 ' '. Q . . . , Q . g 1 . 9 - 9 I 2 Y er ' ' J H - - - ' bl 2 n 41 1? CHRISTINE BEIGHLEY Chris General A neat appearance make: the hen xmpremon Band 1 2 3 Horneroom Treasurer 1 ARDYSS PATRICIA BEISEI. rt Busmess Smrlmg cheerful alu ay: dependable nothmg about her as not commendable Natronal Honor Socxety 2 3 TORCH 2 Photography Colidxtor 3 Tower 2 3 Chorus 1 2 3 Presxdents Councll 1 Theatre Gulld 2 Washlngton Trip Comrnmee 3 Prom Commmee 2 3 Homecommg Dance Comrnxttee 3 FRED BELLO Fred General 'The ladte: call htm handxome JOANN VERA BERNOT Joann Technical An abtltty to keep to herself I-Iomeroom Secretary 3 Rmg Commnt tee 2 1016 ROBERTA BELL Roberta General A quzet temperament and sn her work the: quzte content KARLENIE 1 BERNATOVECH Karlene General Alway: extendmg a helpmg hand Student Councxl 3 Homeroom Secre tary 2 Homeroom Treasurer 1 JUDITH A BINKLEY udy Busmess Her happy heart .rings .rongr of glad ner: n ' ' n 1 9 I w u ' ' , , r 1 ' ' 1 - ' n . . . u ' ' 1 x Y . ' . 1 ' 11 v . s x S , a 5 ' 1 , 1 I 1 I , 1 rv ' ' n K7 , ' ' ' n 2 ' : x '?' '7 rv ' ' u ,I u ' - Y ' 11 MARY E. BLACK Mary Business z . J'Ieao'ant ' A small Jpafk may lark unseen BARBARA ILENE BLATSTEIN Barb Academrc A quiet exlenor belfe: her yoyful :ou FAMA 2 3 RITA BONAVENTURA Ruta Busmess The mmnable rage for lelkmg Tower 2 Homeroom Secretary 1 DONALD BARRY BRECKER Don Academxc Alway: uorkmg for the good of hs: claxfmater Class Treasurer 2 Presxdents Councnl 1 3 Soccer 3 Golf Teaml 2 3 Key Club 2 3 Prom Committee 2 Ring Comrnmee 2 Gym Team 3 BARBARA ANN MARGARET BOLIVER Barb Busmess Notbmg endufex but personal qualf ze! FAMA 3 Horneroom Secretary 1 IJ brary Assxstanr 3 VIRGINIA MARY ANNA BRANNAN Ginny Business A hgbt bear! lwe: long Homeroom Secretary 1 ALAN BOTHWELL BREECE Alan General Known to feu but bu fnendr' GEORGE THOMAS BREWINGTON George Techmcal A quzez uell ltked man JV Baseball 1 JO ANN ELIZABETH BRIGHTMAN JoAnn Academxc Readtng ts to the mind what exercue ts to the body FAMA 3 Debatmg Club 1 3 ANITA J CAMISA Amta Techmcal For beauty lwer with kmdnen' Student Councxl 3 Homeroorn Secre tary 2 Plannmg Committee 1 CHRISTINA CHARLTON Chns General Gentlenen mcceedx better than wo lence df F44 J ROBERT VVILLIAM BUTTERWORTH Technrcal Be .ture you are nght then go ahead JV Baseball 1 2 BARBARA CHALSEN Barbara General Art 1: indeed not the hread hut the wwe o, ltfe FAMA Art Staff 2 3 Bowlmg Team PATRICIA ANN CHESTER a General A perfect lady at all Mme! axe? JOAN CIESIELSKI oan General Speakmg only when .rhe has some thang to .ray Chorus 1 ELIZABETH EDITH COLLINS Betty Academlc Her laaghzng flzrtauous eyex ar known to all TORCH Lxterary Edltor 3 Student Councxl 3 JV Basketball 2 Washxng ton Trxp Commxttee 3 Tlger Pow Wow EDWARD CHARLES CONWELI. General Let us all he happy JV Baseball 2 LOIS MARIE CICHOWSKI Lois General Youth beauty graceful action: .rel dom fasl National Honor Socxery 2 3 Mayor ettes 1 2 Head 3 Student Council 1 Presndents Councxl 2 Prom Commxttee CAROL ELAINE COLCLOUGI-I Carol Busxness 'The acuonx of uomen are their best znterpreter of the thought FAMA 3 ELIZABETH JOYCE COLVIN I do tram fn the gymnamc arf: Gym Team 2 Breakfast Cornmmee 2 FRANK A CORNELY Frank Technical He may heal a pathway to wealth and ame JV Soccer 1 2 V Soccer 3 61 I YP ' - , , 'II . . 1 2 I. - . . , .5 , : I 1 n - - 1 ' V ' ' ll ' fl 1 ,, . . . , e , If Beth Busxness . 1 ,, . . . H I Q 1 ' a 2 I .I n Q - L S 3 Ed ' rr n f II . . , g . CAROL LEE COWLES Carol Acadernrc A .rmal package fslled wxtb .rurpnsex Natlonal Honor Society 2 3 FAMA 3 Student Council 1 Homeroom Sec retary 3 Theatre Guxld 1 Gym Team 1 2 3 Softball 2 Prom Commmee 2 Jnday, 'we JO ANNE CRANE JoAnne Techmcal A faxr extefzor sr a nlenl recommenda non' ANTHONY JACK CUMBO 'True mem maker lzttle none Band 1 2 3 Dance Band 2 CHARLES HENRY DAWICKI Chufk Technlcal A gemal manner make.: life: your ney Jmootb Band 1 2 Presndent 3 Dance Band 1 2 3 Key Club 2 3 Theatre Gulld 1 Chrysanthemum Committee 3 Chorus 1 3 Basketball Manager 1 2 5 WILLIAM R CROWDER Bucky General He .rmootbd ba: chan and .rleekd hu azr Homeroom V1cePres1dent 2 Student Councxl Alternate 3 J V Football 1 PHILIP L DAVIES Phr Academxc Student Councnl Alternate 2 CAROLYN ANN DE BERNARDI Carolyn Busmess An arremng Jmzle worn ruth notable :ty e FAMA 3 TORCH 3 Student Councll Alternate 1 3 Gym Team 2 3 Chor us 3 Softball 2 3 Plannmg Commxt 1 2 ,, . . . ,, . . . y 9 3 9 5 - 9 9 , l 5 x Q Q I lf 1 ' ' f' ' . 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V. , , If lj, J 1 I I 0 n Q l , 5 . 4 . 1 , 5 I , 3 ,- l Q 1 l ' 1 , , tee , , 3 ,CMJ MARLENE DEWSNAP Marlene Busxness All .rueceedx wnh people who ar :weet and cheerful FAMA 3 Tower 3 JV Softball 2 Txger Pow Wow 3 ALPHONSE A DI LEO He knowr hu own path JV Football 2 JEFFREY WILLIAM DORN e Academnc Prmczple 1: 61 er my motto Band 1 Golf Team 3 Chess Team 2 3 Councll of Debate 3 JOHN J DEVLIN ohn Techmcal laugh yourself mto mtcher' Soccer 1 3 MARIA DI DONATO re Academnc It: 4 fnendly hear! that has many fnendr JV Cheerleadmg 1 2 V Cheerlead mg 3 Class Secertary 2 3 Student Councxl 2 Presxdents Councxl 3 JV Hockey I 2 Washxngton Tnp Com mxttee 3 WILLIAM LAWRENCE DONNELLY et zz he ro let zz he what :J thu or that to me LEONA ELLEN DORSEY Techmcal zme deal: gently wstb thore who take it gently Student COJI'lCll Alternate 2 Theatre Guild 1 6' ' - J - - I Ma i ' ll ' e ' jj Al General Bill Technical ,, , ,, uso I , y . , . . Lee ' J ff ' I wr' ' 47 JOHN EDWARD DOUGHERTY jack Academic An ounce of mirth is worth a pound of sorrow J.V. Football 25 Wrestling 2, 3 51 .5 5.5.31 5 U I Q Q 5 v li ..-c, fl CAROLE ANNE DOWNING Carole Business lt seems to me that lasting joys are hom of simple things Color Guard 3 JANET ANN DUKE janet Business laugh and he happy J.V. Cheerleading 1, 35 Thearte Guild 1 MARIAN DURANT Marian General A joking manner and a friendly laugh make her a friend to all 48 x X'-. 4: -.S . ' 3- KENNETH S. DUFFIELD Ken Academic Deviltry is his mnstef' J.V. Football lg Theatre Guild 1 PATRICIA ANN DUPELL Pat Business I never let hooks interfere with my education FAMA 55 Student Council 2 JOAN CAROL ERDELSKY Joan Academic Her pleasantness and kindness have won her many friends National Honor Society 2, 55 FAMA 2, Sports Editor 3g ROAR Business Manager 2g TORCH 33 Class Vice- President 3g Student Council 2g V. Hockey Manager 1, 23 V. Basketball Manager 23 V. Softball Manager 1, Zg Planning Committee lg Theatre Guild 2, 35 Christmas Dance Committee 2g Farewell Dance Committee 23 Wash- ington Trip Cornmittee 3: Tiger Pow Wow Chairman 3 me .7 KENNETHA FEDDER NANCY FERGUSON Nancy Academrc 'To he of ure fn the world 1: the only way to he happy FAMA Exchange Edrtor 2 3 Student Councxl Alternate 2 FTA 1 Prom Commmee 1 2 Chairman Washxngton Commrttee 2 JANICE MARIE FINK .lafilfe General Lrfe 1: a yert and all thmg: :how RICHARD WALTER FORSYTH Dxck General High sn ht: thanot glowed the lamp of humor' KCUDY General Ive taken my fun where Ive found EDWARD JACKSON FINDRICK Academxc Deed: not word: :hall .speak for rn Narxonal Honor Socrety 2 3 Student Councxl 1 Student Councxl Alternate 3 Kev Club 2 3 Theatre Gulld 1 2 WAYNE JOHN FOR.MAN Wayne Academnc Slow and .steady wuz: the race Homeroorn Treasurer 1 PATRICIA ANN FOSTER Pattr Busmess Her happy heart radiate: Junrhsne' Cheerleadmg 3 Student Councxl 1 Homeroorn Treasurer 2 Gym Team 1 2 3 Rrng Commmee 2 Breakfast Committee 2 iz . t l Bd ' en Trip Committee 35 New York Trip 32 WDH5 2g ,Raaio Club 2 , ' if' ' l 49 His, way, EUGENE CHARLES FRAZER Gene General Imagmatzon rulelb the world MARY ANN FRONTARIO Mary Ann Techrucal I have a heart uzlb room for every o Basketball 1 RAYMOND DAVID GIBERSON lm General Play not for game but for :pon V Football 1 2 JV Basketball 1 2 JV Baseball I 2 i y Bowling Team 1, 23 j.V. Hockey lg J. I! .plete-M KENNETH A GILL en Technlcal Once 4 gentleman alwayx a gentlemen JV Soccer1V Soccer2 3 EDWARD GLATZEL General lVofry9 Let at run ewey' BARBARA ANN GILL Barbara General A .runny dnpontzon :J half the battle GAYLORD SIBLEY GILLIS Skrp Academnc It matter: not what a man doe: but how he lwe: Band 1 3 Dance Band 1 Chorus 1 2 CHARLES WILLIAM GLESSNER Chuck Techmcal To the qwet man come: many :am actsom DALE ANTHONY GODWIN Tony General A laugh 1: worth a hundred gram: in any market RANDAL W GOOD Randy General Even the :hart mon utll some up to expectation: I U K , . 1 . . ag The-SHA Guild 1, 2, il F.T.A. 5 ' Ed I - -. U . ' -I! f - H 51 ' LU V , , mx... 1.-- Nl 9' 1. ' X 1. 'af ADELE JOANNE GORSKI De Business M Capacity for joy HAMA 5 ?',Q FRED R GOULD Fred Techmcal For be that once wax good ar ever fed! ALBERT RICHARD GREEN General 'Thank of eare but work on SANDRA CAROL GRIFFIN Sandy Busmess Polnenefr rr a fine qualzly to porren 52 JEANNETTE ADEL GOUSE Jeannette Busxness Smnenty if alwayr admxred Chorus 1 3 Homeroom Treasurer 1 EDMUND JOHN GRIBLEY General While we lwe let ur Iwe RICHARD JAMES GRINNAN Rrch General Hu Jmzler belrag a 11 arm bear! Homeroom Treasurer 2 l I I9 ' IP I! 1' 4 V 'Q ll ' ll ' ' ' ' H g , 5 A1 Ed 1 ' , u h rf - - , - n B were ap HORACE LAWRENCE HALL Horace Busmess lt malterr not wha: you are thought to be but what you are VIRGINIA HALL Vrrgmra General 'The .mule that beam: .ro radumtly HILDE LOUISE HARDT Hilde Busmess A gay rpm: make: all thmgr suffer ab e' Natronal Honor Society 2 3 JV Cheerleadrngl Co-Captam 2 V Cheer leadmg Co-Capmn 3 Presndents Coun C11 2 Planmng Cornmrttee 1 Prom Commxttee 3 Breakfast Commnttee Chalrman 2 JAMES COURTLEIGH HALIKMAN Jim General I want to be a football hero Homeroom Treasurer 2 JV Football 1 V Football 2 3 JOANNE T HALL Joanne Busrness Fnendly to talk to mee to know' Color Guard 2 Captam 3 Homeroom Vxce Presxdent 2 JOAN HELEN HAMILTON oan Academrc 'The force of her own ment make: her w Nanonal Honor Socrety 2 3 FAMA Features Edrtor 1 FAMA Edlrorln Chref 2 3 Class Correspondrng Secre tary 3 Presrdents Councxl 2 Home 2 3 FTA Secretary 1 Christmas Dance Commrttee 2 Breakfast Com mnttee 2 Rmg Cornmrttee 2 ADRIAN JEANNE HARLOW Adtran Technical Without love and laughter nothing xr plearant Homeroom Treasurer 2 3 Theatre Gurld 1 2 Prom Comrnxrtee ll ll g . . I ' 9 lr ' 7' ' . ' I , , n I ' , ' 9 , . dy!! . .. ' . ' , 5 . . I I , II . . , - - - , , . . 1 Y I - room Vice-President lg Theatre Qurld , 3 . . .. 5 5 - S ,, . . . - I l . . n ' ' . . f ' ' rl V . ' . . ' ' - 1 Q Q - - . , - Q 2, 2 , , 9 1, 2 , Silence will never betray you' fx ,fl flf ,DA M HARRISON Gm ,J Uwe RICHARD ARTHUR HARSHAW Rrchard General Keep true to the dream: of thy youth ELIZABETH J HARTNETT General Silence fr more eloquent than uordr MARY ELLEN HAUSER Marv Busmess And .ro make lsfe one .sweet Jong LINDA JOYCE HART Lmda General A wsnrome perronalzty thrwe: on :er wee Cheerleadmg 2 JV Cheerleadmg 1 Class Vnce Presndenr I Presndents Coun C11 I Gym Team 1 2 Plannmg Com mmee 1 Breakfast Commmee 2 ROBERT JOHN HARVIE General Write me ar one who loves hz: fellou man JV Baseball 2 BARBARA L HEISLER Bobble Busnness Humor sr the harmony of the heart FAMA 3 Student Councxl Alternate 2 g g7 . WILLIAM F HELBLING JOSEPH HELJENEK oe General Come what may for he U .tamfxed GLORIA JEAN HENRY Glona Busmess Patzence 1: the power or nnderma-nd an STEPHEN HETTENBACH Steve Academxc An innocent lace hut you never can te FAMA 1 2 3 Soccer 3 Track 2 B1 Acadenuc A mon 1: as true ar hu deedr' PETER HENNING Pete Academxc A carefree :pmt enlzghtem the way of lnfe' Student Councnl 2 Horneroom Vxce Presxdent 3 Gym Team 1 2 3 JV Baseball 2 Track 1 Key Club Secretary 2 5 H1 Y 2 ROSEMARY IRENE HESTON Rose General A carefree heart he: m thu merry an Softball 1 Gym Team 1 2 Plannxng mmee 1 2 Breakfast Comrmttee 2 Rxng Commxttee 2 HAZEL MAXINE HIMELFARB Hazel Academxc A merry heart with room for every pleasure FAMA 2 3 ROAR 2 TORCH 2 Photography Co-Edxtor 3 Tower 2 3 JV Cheerleader CoCaptam 3 Class Treasurer 1 3 Presxdents Councxl 1 3 Execuuve Council 2 Rxng Dance Chaxr man 2 Prom Commnttee 1 2 Break fast Commnttee 2 Txger Pow Wow 3 .U . If ' ' ! ,, . . . J ' ' n ' ' ' n . , u Q - 5 1 , Q - - I 1 9 9 1 ' ' ' P, Q - 4 FY ' ' - I I' gil 2 , 2 . Chorus lg Homeroom Secretary 3 Committee lg Christmas Dance Com- . ' S 9 H ' I! . . 9 n Q . ,, . 5 u , z 1 . . . ' E ll!! - , Q . . ' u Q , , 1 5 , '. , ' ! . ' 3 Y . S 55 SANDRA LOUISE HOCH I Sandy Academic How much lier in laughtef' . J.V. Basketball 2g V. Basketball 33 , Prom Committee 13 Tiger Pow Wow 33 Chrysanthemum Committee 33 An- nouncement and Invitation Committee Chairman 3 lfkvrhfzm ' CQ, ' f f ff VIVIAN H. HOLETON ee Business HORACE LEONARD HOWARTH She ha: won many friend: through her Horace Technical charm and cheerfulnen Still water mm deep FAMA 2' Homeroom Secretary 2' ROAR 1 Homeroom Vice-President 1' J.V. Bas- ketball 1' V. Softball 2 TERRY HOY Terry Teghmgal ARTHUR ELI HUBER A: you lrve Jo :hall your Jtrength he' ACB'-'-lCID1C What charm thy music work: Band 1 2 Chorus 2 WILLIAM ROBERT JOHNSON 1 General 'The hon :J not at fterce at they pam: DAVID MALCOLM JOHNSON Dave Academic A moral .rermhle and uell bred man Amateur Radio Club 2 3 M Gym Team 2 56 V fr YI ff ll I , , , ff ' , V I I If 4 I, y Q . B'll , . . . . fr ' , in , ' bi If . I 5 ' V ' 7 .fr ' ' smm wo, THOMAS HARRY KAECHELIN Tom General My own thought: are my compamonx Band 1 THERESA KANAVEL Tern General 'To he merry bert become: you FAMA 3 Chorus 1 2 3 Presldents Councnl 2 3 Horneroom Secretary 1 Bowlmg 1 LEONARD KANN Lennxe Academxc mort II himself Presidents Councxl 2 3 JV Soccer 1 V Soccer 3 Golf 2 3 Career Day Com mmee 2 Breakfast Commxrtee 2 DAVID WORTH JONES Dave Academic Good humor make: all thing: toler- able Presidents Council 1, 23 Homeroom,Sec- rerary 3g j.V. Soccer 1, 2g V. Soccer 3: j.V. Baseball 1, 23 V. Baseball 3 JANE MARIAN KAMINSKI :me General A good reputation a fair estate ROAR 1 TORCH 2 KENNETH CHARLES KANDLE Ken General And lie: a dewltry beneath hz: mild exterior' ELLEN DIANE KELLY Ellen Business Presnd ms Councrl V1cePres1dent 2 Presrdents Councxl 1 Tower 3 Theatre Guild 2 3 Homecommg Dance Com mmee 3 Prom Commmee 1 2 II ' '7 YP ' ' ll I Z I ll 4 , , 5 ' . . ' ,, . . . . , , , . l I What he want: to get out of Jchool A winning girl with charming taJte . . ,, . D . . h . l ' ' , 1 - - 1 .' g 5 . 3 -G : , 1 - . f 9 . ' Q ' Q 1 57 LEWIS THOMAS KELLY Tom Technical Hs: .soul .nncere ,J REGINA KENNY Jeanne Business Fnendly cute of stature :mall RICHARD ELLIOTT KESSNER Dick General Beware the fury of a patient man Chorus 2, 3 CATHERINE PATRICIA KITSON Cassie Academic A good heart ir worth gold National Honor Society 2, 3g Band lg j.V. Cheerleading Co- Captain 33 Stu- dent Council 1, Vice-President 2, Treas- urer 3g Gym Team 1, 2, 53 Softball 1, 25 Executive Council 1, 25 Christmas Dance Committee Chairman 25 Home- coming Dance Commirtee Chairman 31 Ring Dance Committee 23 Farewell Dance Committee 2 RONALD KERR Ronny Technical Ill :peak lo you lbrougb silence JV Wresdrng 2 JOHN GEORGE KINKER ohn Academic Hear me, for I will speak Key Club 3 LOUIS JAMES KLEIN Lou Academic Every man ir 4 volume, if you know bow to read him Soccer 5: Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 35 Varsity Baseball 1, 2,3 WERNER H KOEHLER t h Werner Academrc Alway: ready to do something dal MICHAEL J KOPCHO Academrc Hz: wordr and deed: spell character' Presndents Council 2 3 JV Football l V Football 2 3 JV Basketball 1 2 V Basketball 3 JV Baseball l V Gulld 2 Key Club 2 3 LAWRENCE JOSEPH KUKLIS Larry General Known for docng what be lake: MARGARET LARSON Peggy Busmess So young ro fazr .vo lxgbt and gay' ferent' Homeroorn Treasurer 3 Student Coun c11 Alternate 3 GERALDINE MAY KRASKE Gerry Techmcal Small and rweet cute and petite Homeroom Secretary 3 JOHN LAWRENCE KUHN IJUY General He bad a knack of joking HARRY J LARZELERE Harry Acadernxc Devout yet cheerful actwe yet re .ngned Football Manager 1 2 3 JV Basket ball Manager 1 JV Basketball 2 V Baseball Manager 1 0 U ' , ll ' 'O I Q . II ' I ' - ' , g . . . 4 ll ' !I I ' I 7 ' ' ! , , . 5 . . g . Baseball 3g Executive Councrl 29 Theatre I 1 ff ' ' I! If ' ' ,U l ll ' 1 T I - ' ll 1 9 3 ' ' ' P' , ' ' 1 . . , , , - - . - CHARLES FRANCIS LAVATY Fran Academic Hu thought: and hu conduct are hu own Band 1 2 3 Dance Band 1 2 Con cert Band 1 2 3 JUL WALTER A LAVENS Walt Academic Ahzlzty 1.r a good ment wealth ROAR 1 WILBUR E. LEIDY i General I trurt nothing can make life a harden to me Student Council 2' Basketball 2' Bowl- ing 2- Chorus 1 MICHAEL JOSEPH LENNIE Mike General Hi: ufit, hi: gesturex, and hi: Jmile' Homeroom Secretary 25 Bowling Team KATHLEEN MARIE LAWLER Kathy Academic A neat appearance and 4 frfendly nay National Honor Society 2 FAMA A sistant Art Director 2 CoD1rectot 3 TORCH 3 Tower Manager 1 2 As sxstant Manager 3 Home-room Secretary 1 Vice President 3 Homecoming Dance Committee 3 TERRENCE VITO LEIGHTON TCU? General I .ree only the bright :ide of life Band'1' Homeroom Vice-President 1' Plannmg Committee 1' Chorus 1 ALAN RONALD LETOFSKY Academic 'Talk to him of 1acoh'J Ladder, and he would ark the numher of .ftep.r FAMA: 2, Sports Editor 31 Presidents glouncil 2g Key Club 2, Parliamentarian S .74 HARRIET LEE LEVIN Harrxet Academxc I have .md rt Jo be tt Chorus 1 Rmg Commnttee 2 Break fast Commrtree 2 WILLIAM JAMES LEWIS 1 Academrc Dzfcretzon II the better part of valor Student Councxl 1 Presxdents Councxl 2 Homeroom V1cePresldent 3 JV Footballl V Football 2 3 JV Base ball l V Baseball 2 V Basketball 3 Gym Team 1 2 Planning Commrttee 2 Theatre Gulld 1 2. H1Y 2 JUDITH EILEEN LINT Fuzzy Academxc Hou far thu lrttle lzght cart: III beam Nanonal Honor Soclety 2 5 FAMA Sports Edlror 2 ROAR 1 2 TORCH 2 Edxtorrn Chief 5 Student Councrl 1 Homeroom Secretary 2 3 Executxve Councxl 2 Theatre Guxld 3 Prom Com mrrtee 1 Chrysanthemum Commmee 3 Tlgff Pom Wow 3 RICHARD KENNETH LEUSCHEL R1 Academxc So batrbful br: voice blushed PETER MICHAEL LEWINSKY Pete Academxc A: reluzble as be u truxtwortby Student Councll 2 RICHARD ANDREW LIGNORE Drck General Trme deal: gently uztln those ubo take rt gently GERALDINE LITTON Gerry Busmess Happy go lucky carefree and gay u but el.re more fztttng could ue Jay? FAMA 3 TORCH 3 Tower 2 3 Homeroom Vxce Presxdent 1 Planning Commxttee 1 Tn H1Y l Prom Com mnttee 1 Homecommg Dance Commnt lee 3 Chrysanthemum Commxttee 3 CHARLES J LITZ Charlie Technical Full of yoke md yer! Presidents Council 2 JV Football 2 RICHARD MARTIN LIUZZI Richard Academic He had n knack of yokmg Homeroom Treasurer 3 EMILY M LOGUE Emily Business She hzder m calmnesr that which come: TARA MICHELLE LOWE Tara Academic Nothing great ua: ever achieved with- out emhuriarm National Honor Society 2 3' FAMA 1 2 3' ROAR 1 2' TORCH 2 3' Horneroom Vice-President 2- Theatre Guild 1, 2, 33 WDHS 2, 33 Tiger Povs Wow 35 Chysanthemum Committee 3g Homecoming Dance Committee 3 M118 NAOMI ANN LOCKWOOD Naomi Academic Whaz .rweet delight :J 4 quiet hfe FAMA 2 Circulation Editor 3 Theatre rd 1 2 3 FTA 1 JANE ELLEN LONG Janie Business She war good ar .the 'war frur' Tower 2 Student Council 2 JV Hockey 2 V Hockey 3 JV Basketball 1 2 JV Softball 1 WILLIAM EUGENE LYALL Bi General William war once 4 harhful hoy MALCOLM DONALD MAC KENZIE fi , 616, he Sando, DQ? . , Gesfa' JOSEPH WILLIAM MADDEN oe General A lmle nomenre now and then 1: rel uhed hy the wsrert men MICHAEL JOHN MANCINI Mrke General 'The lex: men talk the more they think Wresdrng Team 1 Track 1 ELIZABETH ANN MATUSEK Betty Ann Busxness Her feet keep nme to the gay heating of her heart Natxonal Honor Society 2 3 TORCH Busmess Edrtor 3 Tower 1 2 3 Stu dent Council 1 2 Recordmg Secretary 3 Breafasr Commrttee 2 Hornecomrng Dance Commmee 5 Prom Commmee Endurance rr a crownmg qualxty ROSIEMARY NORMA MAGAZZU Rosle Technrcal A great enchantrer: you may he Tower 5 Assistant Manager 1 2 Chor usl 2 3 Homeroom lreasurer 1 2 Bowhng Team 2 3 Theatre Gurld 2 PAUL CURTIS MARSH Pau Academxc He must have fun above all el.re JAMES T MAXHEIMER ax Academxc Fazth rn onir :elf xr the recren of .rucceu Ban123Chorus123 LOUIS BRIAN MAY ll Academic Character give: splendor to youth JUDITH ANNE MAZZANTI u y General On the stage a natural Presidents Council 3 Homeroom Sec rerary 1 2 Theatre Guild I 2 3 SADIE ANN MCCORMICK Sadie General Even lmle flung: hate their peculiar grace Chorus 3 BARBARA ANN BICWILLIAMS Cookie Business Her oun proper uortb ir enough to adumce Uwe J WILLIAM C MC CAFFERTY B1 General Revealtng 4 uarm and friendly per ronaltty Wrestling 1 2 3 Track 3 HrY 2 DAVID CHARLES MC QUAID Dave General Modert dzgnzty and calm content DOLORES CATHERINE MC VUILLIAMS Dorie Business Heart: that feel and eye: that :mile are the dearert giftr that bearer: rup- pier Tower Manager 1 General Manager 2, 5' Presidents Council 1' I-lomeroom Vice-President 23 Christmas Dance f' Homecoming Dance 3 Shall? mg JANET LOUISE MILLER anet Busxness Gentle of .rpeech benefzcent of mmd Gym Team 1 2 3 Softball 3 WAYNE MITCHELL Wayne Techmcal Youth :J full of .fport V Wrestllngl 2 3 JV Baseballl 2 V Baseball 3 WILLIAM I MFFZFIELD B1 Techmcal I am no lover of pompous tale: but only Jexrre my Mme be recorded rn a few lanes JV Golf 2 LINDA FRANCES MILLS mda Business Happmeu as my name FAMA 3 Tower 2 3 Student Council I 2 3 Homeroom Secretaryl Break fast Commmee 2 Prom Commmee 2 mg Dance Committee 2 Homecomnng ance Commmee 3 MICHAEL JOSEPH MONAHAN Mike Techmcal Szlence u one of :be grea: art: of comferxanorr BEVERLY JEAN MOORE General She rs happy who make! otbery smile' FAMA 2 3 JV Cheerleadmg 1 Homeroom Secretary 3 EDWARD J MORAN Acaclemxc Indunrsou: bandx :hall mold the world U .u . PO ' I ' ll L. . ll ' ' ll J 4 , 1 ' u - ' n , I 1 1 1 1 l an ' n 1 2 R. ' . 5 . Z D If ' ll If ' ' . - - ' II ' I l l ' ' 7 i Bev Ed ' ff ' ' I fl ' . ' . ll ' n , - - , EUGENE CHARLES MORRIS Gene General Make ur happy with your mirth and your muuc' Ban 12 3 Dance Bandl 2 3 Theatre Guild 1 2 3 LOUIS A MORRIS u General A man of few wordf :J the best man Student Council 1 BERYL ELIZABETH MUIR Beryl Academlc A rmllzonazre tn money 11 nothzng compared to being 4 millionaire 'n friend: JOYCE MARIE MULVOY oyce General 'A daughter of the godr, dizinely tall Basketball 1 2 3' Softball J' Chrysan- themum Committee 3 RALPH LEDUE MOSER Ralph General He know: hu own path Band 2 3 Wrestlingl 2 3 ALICE ELLEN MULVEY Ellen Academic A uornanr :trength IJ mon potent uben robed rn gentlenen FAMA 3 Band 1 Class Vice President 2' Horneroom Secretary 1 2' Gym Team 1 2' Hockey 1 2' Planning Com- mittee 1' Theatre Guild 1' Prom Com- mittee 2 CAROL IRENE NACHTRIEB Carol Business 'Her u-431 are of honor and mild modeny 'Uxbualize gfapp Zaye, N AOMI NEUHAUSER Naomx Busl ness 'Treasure come: rn :mall package: FAMA 3 ROAR 2 TORCH 3 Tower Manager 2 3 Presxdents Councll 2 Hockey Manager 1 2 Basketball Man ager 2 Softball Managerl 2 3 Prom Commxtteel 2 3 Breakfast Cornmlttee 2 I-Iomecomxng Dance Commxttee 3 Chrysanthemum Commlttee 3 KATHRYN FRANCES OLDHAM Kathy Business Her nah bngbtneu asprrex .ro bsgh Tower Manager 2 General Manager 1 Band Manager 3 WDHS 2 3 STEPHEN JEROME OUTLAW Steve Techmcal A merry heart maketh a cheerful count mance' Dxstrxct Chorus 3 Mlxed Chorus 2 3 Gym Team 1 3 Trackl 2 3 Glee C u 1 ALEX PAUL NEMETH Alex Technical Music is the language of mankind, and I would be an interpretef' Band 1, 2, 3g Presidents Council 3: Homeroom Treasurer lg Theatre Guild 5, 23 Dance Band 1, 2, 31 Chorus 1, 2, RUTH JOHANNA NOCHUMSON Ruth Academnc Her way: are way: of pleaxantnen FAMA 1 2 3 TORCH 3 Student Counclll FTA 1 3 Chnstmas Dan ce Cornmmee 2 Plannmg Commlttee 1 Prom Committee 1 Rmg Dance Commlttee 2 Chrysanthemum Com mittee 3 Tlger Pow Wow 3 NANCY JEANNETTE OLIVER Nancy Busmess She :J as nlent loveir young dream Presndenrs Councll 1 Homeroom Treas urer 2 RUSSELL HARRY OWEN Russ General He 1: a .nneere and handsome lad WILLIAM ALEX PAE 1 General Everyone excel: tn .fomethzng ANTHONY JOSEPH PAIDA Tony Academxc A man of hope and forward looking mmd RICHARD JAMES PARISEAU Dick Academrc Gwe hzm ttme and hy hu mzght he uzll prove that black 11 uhzte Golf Team 2 3 Chess Team 1 2 WDHS 2 3 Unlted Natxons Commlt tee 2 NED MARVIN PEARCE Ne Techmcal M1 ourt :eff at my very hen all the tune ANNA MAE PALERMO Anna Mae Busmess I chatter chatter as I go Nanonal Honor Socxety 2 3 FAMA 3 TORCH 3 Tower 3 Student Councxl 1 2 Correspondxng Secretary 3 Hockey l 2 Basketball Manager 1 Theatre Guxldl 2 3 PromComm1ttee 3 Rmg Cornmxrtee 2 Breakfast Commmee 2 Washmgron Trzp Commnttee 3 Fare well Dance Commxttce 2 Trger Pow Wow 3 Chrysanthemum Commxttee 3 KATHLEEN MARIE PATTERSON Kay Busmess Her ways are of honor and mild moderty Natxonal Honor Socnety 2 3 Prestdents Councxl 1 V1ce Presndent of Presxdents Councxl 3 Drum Malorerte 2 3 Color Guard 1 WDHS 2 3 New York Trnp Chairman 2 Washxngton Trlp Com mtttee Secretary 3 CLYDE HOWARD PEARSON Clyde General A penny for your thought! goal .748 PATRICIA ANN PESTER at Busmess 'The wzll to do the .foul to care' Homeroom Treasurer 1 WILLIAM G PFENDER B1 General A man must make are of bu talent: SHERRY ALISON POLK Sherry Academnc She may be little :be may be :pry and there? 4 twinkle fn her eye National Honor Socnety 2 3 ROAR 2 tam 1 V Cheerleader 2 Class Presndent 1 2 3 Presxdents Councnl Secretary 3 Jv Hockey1V Hockey3 JV Bas ketball 1 V Basketball 2 Softball 2 5 Paaramng Committee 1 Executxve Coun Cl LARRY WARREN PENNINGTON Larry General A good num and true JEANNE KATHERINE PETERS can General Admzred for ber honerly wat and burner' Student Councxl Alternate 2 Gym Team RAYMOND LOUIS PIAZZA Ray General One rn 4 mzlllon JV Soccer 2 JV Football 2 V Foot bal 1 RUTHE P W POLLARD Ruthe Academrc Cheerleadnng 2 Class Secretary 1 Stu dent Councxl Alternate 3 Basketball Manager l 3 Softball Manager 2 Hockey 1 Varslty Hockey 3 Plannnng Commmee 1 Nauonal Honor Socxety .l P . ,, . V .' 3 , l l '11 1 Q . n Q ' - ' If ' ll 1 l -I-QRCH 33 LV. Cheedgadir Active, reliant, and 4 loyal friend . 1 ' 2 2 69 GAII. LINTON PRIESTIQEY Gm General Merrrly merrily :ball I lwe now FAMA 1 Tower Manager I 2 Stu dent Councxl 2 3 Student Councxl Al ternate 1 Basketball 1 Hockey 1 7 Breakfast Commlttee 2 Trger Pow Wow 3 Washxngton Tnp Commlttee 3 JACK T PRINGLE ack General Im piped wah merry cheer Homeroom Treasurer 2 V Football 1 3 JV Basketball 1 JV Baseball 1 ELAINE JEAN QUICI Elalne Buslness A merry bear: goe: all the day Homeroom Treasurerl 2 JV Hockey 1 2 V Hockey 3 Breakfast Commlttee 2 Prom Commxttee 1 2 LOIS ELNA REED Lots General A quiet .fort of charm Student Councll 3 u ' ' ' u 1 1 x 1' ' v y ' n 1 A 1 -a v 1 er 1 ' ' ,pp 1 - v , . . , . . n n , , . . v v ' I r 1 Q rr ' n w PATRICIA ANN RIZZD General I I K Nor too .sober not too gay but 4 trac JOANN MARIE ROBINSON Joann General Porremng a .trmle that lzgbtr her whole ace' JOAN Z ROSS gsrl m every wny CLIFFORD DAVID RODKEY C11 f General Football and 4 yellow corweruble bare her hu happznerr Football 1 2 3 JV Basketball 1 2 JV Baseball 1 BONNIE EDYTHE ROSSER oan Academrc Kmd uordr do not wear out the ton gue' FAMA Novelty Edltor 2 Lxterary Edx tor 3 Student Councrl 1 2 Washnng ton Trrp Commrttee 3 SAMUEL JOSEPH ROSSI I wont budge an mcb General Bonme Busmess And a very mae girl youll fmd Homeroorn Secretary 2 Theatre Gurld HAROLD WILLIAM RUI-II. Buddy Academxc A quiet rnarmer wm: many fnemlr Homeroom Vrce President I Gym Team 1 2 3 Theatre Gurld 1 2 Pat f I ., I I - - u 'f H . . . H ' 1 , ' . . . ,, i ! I ' ' 5 I J H I ' ' rr ' - 1 ' n I 9 . I . .- 2 . I . :D . , 9 - S YP ' ' ' I! rr 1 ' H ' - ' , . . . 3 . GERALDINE RUPPANER Gerry General Fulfilling the duty of being plea.ram Uwe Schxmf DANIEL ALLEN RU'I'1'ER Dan Techmcal I m a merry yes! EDNA J SALOMON Edna General Her mmh fun her happy way: PETER THOMAS SASGEN ere Acaclermc The :kill of an arm: 1: a talent rare' FAMA 3 ROAR 1 CLIFFORD F. SACHS Cliff General 'The end toward which men Jtrive in life 1: happmexr' Homeroom Treasurer 1 RICHARD JAMES SALOMONE Dlck General He 1: well pazd who 1: .ratzsfxed JEAN A. SCANCELLA Jeanme Business Who: .rhould 4 gxrl do but be merry? Student Councll Alternate 1 Home room Secretary 1 Trl Hn Y Presxdent 1 Rxng Commxttee 2 Chrysanthemum Comrmttee 3 TORCH 3 Zaye, 'lllvw gfapp Zaye, ELLEN LEE SCHEFFY Ellen Academrc Aluays ready with a plearant mule Band 1 2 3 Dance Band 1 Prom Commxttee 2 EDWARD WILLIAM SCHLEICKER Academxc 'Time cannot change him Student Councnl 2 Presld nts Councl Theatre Gulld 1 2 3 MAR-IORIE SCHOENFELLINGER Margle General The uorld :J aluayx ready lo receue talent uztb open arnu TORCH Art Edrtor 3 THOMAS JOSEPH SCARICACIOIT I Tom General Sslent men are ware men Homeroom V1cePresldent 3 Wresdlng 1 Baseball 1 SUSAN ELAINE SCHEIDEMANTLE ue General Full of sweet :ndzfference Horneroom President 1 LESTER J SCHNELLER Academnc My mind: made ap dont bother me wnb fact: Soccer 2 Plannmg Commxttee 1 CATHERINE THERESA SCHUTZE Cathy Techmcal Gentle both sn manner and :peecb FAMA 2 Art Edxtor 3 ROAR 2 Tower l 2 3 Prom Committee 1 2 Rxng Commxtree 2 Chrysanthemum Commmee 3 Homecommg Dance Com mnttee 3 ll ' ' if - . L . 1 1' , ' ' n S Q . ll ' ' ll , , , , Les ' Ed ' rl ' 1 1 1 - ' u - ,, , , 2 . 9 .1 g , , lg Gym Team 1, 2, 3g J.V. Baseball 25 I, D 3 2 .L 'Z 1 ' rr ' n ,- H ' , ' ' Y ' 1 ! . H I U . . 2 . RICHARD C SCOTT Rich Academic I :ee only the bright .rzde of life Wrestling Manager 3 Bowling Team 1 Key Club 3 .l .l ., la SANDRA JOY SHIFFERSTINE andy Business Lap: that mules went an and out Mixed Chorus 1 2 3 FRANCIS EUGENE SIEVERS Gene Technical Awuy uzth paper pen and an .... Football 2' Gym Team 1 2 3 ANTHONY MICHAEL SINITSKI Mike General You held your course without re- mane TEROLE KAY SHOEMAKER Terry General Beneath her mild extenor lxer a per .ronalzty unknown Band 1 2 Theatre Guild 1 Bowling Team 3 HELENE ROBERTA SILBER Helene Academic How well she uczed all and every puff FAMA 1' Student Council 1' Chorus 1 3' Theatre Guild 1 2 3' WDHS 2 3' Ring Dance Committee 2' Chrysan- themum Committee 3' Christmas Dance Committee 3 ROBERT J. SLEMMER Bo Technical 'The more noble, the more humble Aww BARBARA ANN SMITH Barb Busmess 'The rule of my lzfe rr to make hurmesr 4 pleuxure and plearure my husznen LILLIAN C SNYDER Busrness A keen mind and a Jtrong personality DAVID WAYNE SPAULDING Dave Academnc An endlen source of fun FAMA 2 3 Student Counctl 2 3 Bowlmg Team 2 3 WDHS1 2 3 CAROL M. SMALLEY Carol Business She that has patience may compass everythmg Homeroom Secretary 1 JOAN G SMITH can General And .ro make lzfe one sweet song Cheerleader 1 2 3 Homeroom Secre tary 1 Homeroom Treasurer 3 ARLENE RUTH SORENSEN Arlene Busxness Happmer: IJ the foundatzon of beauty 1 Varslty Basketball 2 3 Softball 1 3 Breakfast Commxttee Z WILLIAM LESTER SPICKLER B1 General 'The man with 4 mule II the man worthwhile 1 - n ' J Lil ' ' Color Guard 2, 35 Homeroom Secretary Presidents Council 1, 2g J.V. Basketball 1 4 ' , 9 , , 'll 75 KATHLEEN HELEN SPRING Kathy Academic Argument: out of a pretty mouth are unamwerahle FAMA 2 3 Presidents Council 1 Theatre Guild 1 Chrysanthemum Com mittee 3 JOSEPH STEINBERG oe Academic Just the .fort of fellow one ltke: to have around JV Soccerl 2 V Soccer 3 JV Basketball 1 JV Baseball 1 2 ELIZABETH BARBARA STONE Libby Business 'Therer speed tn tht: :mall gtrl when at corner to sport: FAMA 3 Home-room Secretary 1 2 JV Hockey 2 Varsity Hockey 3 JV Basketball 1 2 Varsity Basketball 3 JV Softball 1 Varsity Softball 2 3 Chorus 1 ETHEL MAE STROUD Ethel Business Good nature and good :eme must ever fotn Homeroom Treasurer 1 2' Home- coming Dance Committee 3' Chrysan- themum Committee 3 S FREDERICK LOUIS STEWART Fred Technical A good natured perron tr never out of place Track 2 3 Bowling 3 ERNEST R STOVER Ernie Technical He .reemx tndeed a rnan of desttny Wrestling l 2 3 MARJORIE GLORIA STROUD Margie General One with good faith and cheer' Student Council Alternate 1- Prom Committee l gm ?I1tl?i?N STUEBING Business PATRICIA ANN SWEENEY at General Modesty become: 4 young lady FAMA 1 DAVID R SWOPE Dave Techmcal Wit now and then alwayJ .rbowr a :park JOSEPH TATTERSALL oe General I knou a trick uorlb tua of that Her .fpeecb flow: from her tongue .rweeter than honey CHARLES G SWENSON Charlle General A man can do no more than he can THOMAS A J SZWECH Tom Academnc Eat drmk and be merry Student Councnl 2 Homeroom Treas urer 1 Wrestling 1 2 3 CAROLYN ANN TAYLOR Carolyn Busmess Sport: one of my mam znterextx Softball 2 3 JV Softball 1 PATRICIA ANN TAYLOR at Academrc Her pleatantnerr and hmdnefr have won ber many fnendr FAMA Exchange Edntor 1 2 Student uncrl 2 Home-room Secretary 1 ometoom Treasurer 3 Theatre Gurld 1 2 JV Hockev 1 2 Varsxty Hockey 3 Rmg Commrttee 2 Prom Commrt tee 1 Breakfast Commnttee 2 Farewell Dance Committee 2 EARL ROBERT TEELA E2-I' General I am happier! uhen I am idle Vatsrty Basketball 3 DONNA LOUISE THOMAS Donna Busmess A lady fair with wavy hatr FAMA 3 Student Councrl Alternate 3 JOHN M. TOMKO Technical For daring nomeme often seem: to please Band lg Gym Team 2, 3: Wrestling l CAROLYN VIRGINIA THOMAS Carolyn Academnc We all love a pretty gzfrl Mayorettes 2 3 Presndents Councrl 3 Homeroom Secretary 2 Rang Dance Commrttee 2 SYLVIA P TISONE Sylvxa General From a lzttle .rparh may hunt 4 mighty flame Student Councrl 1 2 3 JV Hockey 1 2 3 Executxve Commxttee 2 Prom Comrnlttee 1 2 Homecoming Dance Commmee 3 GLENN ALBERT TREMBLEY Glenn Academic Study it a dreary thing' I u'iJh I kneu the remedy Band 1 2 Secretary 3' Dance Band 2 ffnutotepa Belt .7m,pfunto CHARLES WILLIAM ULRICI-I Chuck General Come uhat may for be 11 ram :ed Ban l 2 KATHRYN ANN VACHE Kathy Technrcal The urtue of the lzzely look: Chrysanthemum Commmttee 3 CATHY HELEN VOIGHTSBERGLR Cathy Technxcal Never do but one thang at 4 time Tower 2 RICHARD G TROJAN Dldq General I belzeze zn uork but Im not m faz or 0 if Homeroom Treasurer 2 Announcement and Invrtauon Commmee 3 EDWARDJ UNGER Academxc A faztlaful friend 1: the medzcme of 1 e Band 1 2 3 Golf Team 2 3 Chess Team 1 Key Club 2 3 Bowling Team JOHN CURTIS VAN SCIVER Curt Academlc Variety 15 zhe zery rpzce of Irie Nauonal Honor Soclety 2 3 FAMA Advertxsmg Manag r 1 Busmess Man ager 2 3 Tower 1 Student Councnl 1 Key Club 1 Theatre Gruld 1 Presx dent 2 3 WDHS1 2 Program Dlrec tor 3 Booster Button Co Chaxrman 3 DONALD GORDON WALIZER Don Academnc 'The len men talk the more they tbznk Debatxng Team 3 DONALD WALTERICK Don Technical A carefree life .ro full of joy 'we Stand ROBERT CHARLES WARD Bo General Quzetnesx and frtendlmeu make a fme fellow JV Baseball 1 LUCILLE MARY WASILEWSKI Lucllle Busxness Gazety 1: the Junshme of the mmd JV Basketball 2 V Basketball 3 PATRICIA JOAN WELLER at BUSIHCSS A charming darlrng :he FAMA 3 ROAR 2 TORCH 3 Tovtr 1 Chorus 1 Student Councxl 3 Pres: dents Council 2 Theatre Gurld l Tn HIY 1 Lxbrary Assxstant l 3 Rmg Commxttee 2 Breakfast Commrttee 2 Homecomtng Dance Commrttee 3 Chrysanthemum Commxrtee 3 Prom Commxrtee 3 WAYNE H WARNER Wayne Academxc Do good deed: but :ay little of them Key Club 2 3 Theatre Gurlcl 1 2 H Y 1 2 Gym Team l 2 3 V Football 1 2 JV Baseball 1 2 ROBERT ANDREW WEIL General Not a uord .rpoke he more than there uat needed JUDY MARIE WERTZ UdY Academnc Rare r.r the union of heautJ and truth Homeroom Vice Presldent 2 Prom Commxttee 1 Homecommg Dance Com mxttee 3 Washmgton Tnp Commlttee 3 Tiger Pow Wow 3 .Me , JANET SUE WILLIAMS anet Busmess AI merry ar the day 1: long Semor Chorus 3 Homeroom Treasurer l JV Basketball 1 2 Varsnry Basket ball 3 Varsxty Softball 3 Chrysamhe mum Commmee 3 MARION VERONICA WILLIAMS Marlon Academic A merry heart goer all the day TORCH 3 Presxdenrs Councxl 1 Home room Treasurer 3 Prom Commxtree 1 MARIE ELAINE WILSON Mane Technlcal Her vosce wu ever raft and gentle an excellent thmg sn women Chorus 1 2 Bowlmg Team 1 LYNNE S WIGHAM Lynne Technxca Polrterzexr goes far yet com nothing LOUIS FRANKLIN WILLIAMS Frank General Be .rzlent and he .fafe JV Basketball I 2 MARIA ELENA WILSON Mlm Academic Her wmnmg .mule zr .fure to achieve her aim: JOSEPH WILLIAM WINIK oe Academxc The bird: cfm fly and why cant I9 GORDON LEE VUOODROVU Woodie Academic No man can rlimb out beyond the limimziom of hir cbarartef' Homeroom Vice-President 2g j.V. Foot- ball lg V. Football 2, 5 THOMAS GEORGE NWYATT Tom General Quie1ude ix the mon profitable of lbingf' JAMES D YEAGER jimmy General So quzer .ro unarfumzng be JANET DOLORES ZABIELSKI aner General Aezer rdfe nezer quzel Cfwuo Lraduatetl 'No anl he nexet will as Iona as there is a Blue and Gold for this is our mascot the Delhaas Tizer and he has seen many senior classes come and go The Delhaas Tiaer goes roaring on rr ' ' fn fr 1 4 ' . ' rv l l . u I Looks like this is a senior that never K, h A' x Q . .' . , 1 KATHRYN OBRIEN BERNARD CLARKE RICHARD HAGELE 20226 wa SHERRY POLK JOAN ERDELSKY MARIA DI DONATO JOAN HAMILTON HAZEL HIMELFARB 83 Um S .Tao Our TORCH photographer Doug Ross caught these seniors while they worked S many services are performed by students that it would not be possible to enumerate them The seniors assuming these responsibilities profit too They earn the respect of classmates and faculty as well as achieve a sense of satisfaction from a job well done Llghting can make or break performance and how well these Delhaas These seniors meet to plan future activities Leadership has Tcchnicians know it Left Bruce Williams Rzrbz Bill Spicer been assumed by one member of the group bl JD! 5 NAR ls The student attendance at our many school activities is promoted by many Typing? It's a breeze, laughs Ellen Kelly as she obtains bnght and colorful posters. Working here are seniors Mike Kopcho. Curt practical experience for her future vocation in office practice Van Sciver, and Way'ne Warner. In ,W ' 1 N2 vzzllmx k Q is 5 0 ' - Fx 1-.TV 2:1 if if, X Q 4 Workrng together the FAMA staff puts together the pages of the Exammmg 3 page of FAMA fresh from the Mrmeograph machme magazme Partrcxpatmg are left lo rzglat C Van Scxver P Pamter are Mr Davrdherser FAMA adzzror and Joan Hamrlton Edzzorm G Hesel B Cralg J Charlesworth K Lawler C Schutze and C Chief Head ,Uv vt SQ? :Ivy 1-s Lookmg proudly at the latest rssue of FAMA ve fmd Joan Hamilton Lmda Mrlls head of the typmg staff and Estelle Penn examine Ed1t0r111Cb1ef and Drane Exerett Amman: Ed11or1r1Ch1ef a nevsly completed stencrl before turnmg rt rn to be prmted 86 4, , Q -Q-54 . , .. . - ' . ' z A . . ' , - , . ' ' , ' . , ' ' . , . D , , , . , . , - l . Y f ' ,- at 'I' . -Q -PT- :-' ,Q C - 4 5. XJ! in ' 1, .4 .. V A I V A A I . . ! . 1 ' Wxth each new season of the school year w wrtness the publlcatlon of another xssue of t e school magazxne FAMA Thls magazme IS e tremely popular among the students of D lhaas tremendous amount of detarled work requlrmg a large staff IS needed to compose FAMA Maklng up the staff are vartous departments such as News Exchange Features and Art All of these each operattng IH tts own departments combme their efforts to put out a magazme appealmg to even the most partrcular reader .Tnfwun Headmg the FAMA art staff are out two Cathys with the last names Kmzndzngj Lawler and Schutze The artractxve drawings of the magazme fall ln their department These FAMA typrsts appear to be deeply engrossed wnth thetr work Fun Row Left to Right C DeBernard1 N Neuhauser P Dupell Second Rou Penn Fourth Row M Gable and A Gorskx Joan Hamxlton drscusses plans for the layout of a new stencxl wrth Lmda Mxlls of the typmg staff and Cathy Schutze of the art staff . gi. ICQ -- fag 'n i 87 . , e . . . . h . y . . . . X- e . A P. Vheller, A. Palermo,.C. Colclough. Third Roux' D. Thomas, B. Heisler, E. I .S - ' A 4 , 4 14' 'I l I l x c .93!ue Of all the memories of the tenth grade class, few will glow as brightly as tho.. of their Sophomore Hop. In the gym, decorated entirely by their classmates, the newly welcomed members of Delhaas High danced and laughed until late into the night. Topping off this evening was the presentation of the queen who danced with her escort among the lovely members of her court. All agreed it was the outstanding highlight of their first year in high school. One of the livelier dance numbers at the Sophomore Hop provides occasion for Becky Fox and her escort to kick up their heels. ,afl- 'QQZB-,ii ., To the strains of beautiful music, these sophomores dance dream 88 .Y X Ez' Vi 55? , fa - ' ' ' 11, . Q, 41 W' Sw 2- f A E ,N. if an K ul leaoww 126610111 After school hours the deserted halls of Del haas are grven lrfe by the harmomous vorces and mus1c of our chorus and dance band It IS durmg these hours that our musrcally rnclrned organrzatrons do therr pracucmg The results of therr constant practlce are rn evrdence at many of our school events and at therr annual Sprmg Concert rn May Through these groups the numerous talents of Delhaas students can be drsplayed and apprecrated All our days at Delhaas have been made more pleasant by the mus1c of our chorus and dance band and we wrll not soon forget them Rehearsmg a number for Drstnct Chorus are left zo nglat Skxp Gnllrs Stephen Outlaw James Maxhermer Alex Ne-meth Bob Plovsman Bess Vartrmo Sally Hollenback and Judy Lowe who are under the dlrectron of Mr Sperlmg When warm farmlrar musxc fxlls the halls of DHS after school hours, rt can usually be ac credrted to our Dance Band, who prove the old saymg practrce makes perfect 11 ' O fhip ' a xx q 'sf s f y s yylyy 2 s . . . lv . . . D 1 l . . 2 l an ' ' ' ' 90 Yu Qioplaq Cl kia Loud gasps from the assembly audience usually mean that our Delhaas gym team is performing some of their amazing stunts. Highly skilled in all phases of gymnastics. these young people practice for weeks to attain the per- fection demanded of them. Many schools have delighted to the exhibitions of this fine group, and they have won much praise from people whose opinion counts. We can truly say that the members of our Delhaas gym team are a credit to their school and community. Did you ever feel you were seeing the world upside-down? This is a common occurrence for these gym team boys to whom hand stands and head flips are everyday practice Left to Rzght P Henning R Myers and captatn W Warner Exhibiting his skill Nick Flacco of the gym team performs a very difficult act on the hrgh bar with the greatest of ease 91 Showing the grace and form achieved through constant practice Carol Cowles captain of the I-Zirls gym team gives an impromptu performance Learning the tricks ol the trade are left to ngbt C Cowles M Krnny and C DeBernardr f . . . . , , . . r 1 . Y. .. Y .. V t . , , . - . . y . , . Preparmg for the long awarted Washrngton trrp are left ngbt Kay Patterson Mr Hunter and Nancy Ferguson Stately hrstonc landmarks seem the order of the day at An The hrghlrght of semor actnxtres to whrch all senrors look forward mth ant1c1pat1on rs the an nual class trxp to Washnngton DC Thrs trrp covers a perrod of three days durmg whxch the students engage rn actmrres deslgned to grve educa tlonal benefrts as well as a great deal of enjoyment To send the semors off m grand style the yunror class prepares a breakfast for them on th mormng of departure Then on to Washrngton and a planned rtmerary mcludmg v1s1ts to such places as Annapolrs the Whrte House and the Wash1ngto1x Monument In the years to come the semor class wxll r member wrth pleasure the Joyful days spent m Washrngton wrth thexr classmates uv 'U1ewl9wL Lasts and staustrcs cover the pages as the Washxngton Tnp Commmee n Po1lS so the semors drscovered completes rts work Fm: Rau Left ro Right A Palermo N Ferguson K Patterson 1 Erdelsky Second Rou B Collxns B Mun' J Wertz a , . , . . a . . V. . . . - v . . 0 s, a y X ' ' C. ' - ' ' ' : to ' I Y ' I ' J 'L ' K- ' X Y . 4 sy 3. N., , M t-Q, A , . I I- . p sean, n , L4 - . , ' , . . . . . . x - . ', .' . , , , . , . . '.' . , . , . . Hey Judy mtroduce us to your frxend' Judy Edwards doesn Lookma sharp and snappy the Annapohs mndshxpmen po throuszh seem too rmpressed by the sxze of thxs rnhabltant nf the 'imlthsnn fhelf P3055 fof an admlfmls audlfflfe lan Institute HL luoks rather lonely L2 L -I :ua nun n u . GOOD '-l, ,-:,. ' ' I -1 Hn' In AW I-Ooklflg Sombef and 1mP1'C55lW the tomb Of the unknown Approachmg the xmpresslve colonnades our sensors prepare for soldxer stands framed b the al k 5 C YY SPUU2 S 5 another fun fxlled day xn Washxngton 93 I U , J r 'nt 0, :tal I W Q Q fL jl.A.i r.. I .. - Q f - ' J ' ' U as ' 'rs' Q Q1 . . s H Q dn I .. ,. is f d a 0 5 Q SP 'yww i- Q .Q 4. , X , y if Q- W .Ma J Y' I as r,r.., 4 - , 4311 ,, YF ' 'vvfmsw I Q . , A. A , , .x,, K s mf g.. gl , Qi S L .ks 4 .ff 1 gg Q ,L '25 t .1 1 ,, .vs ., S It I , 'V 'High M... H I .. -. A f ' 1 1g-54 'f ,' . - -1, 1f,y:lE LQx- ' 1 gi. M 'yd ff -in ms ff All the world's a stage. This is what the members of the Delhaas Theatre Guild have set out to prove as they try to depict life, both real and exaggerated, in a series of plays each year., Not all the members of this group are seen on the stage, however, for all phases of the theatre are explored in the course of production. Make-up, wardrobe, administration, lighting, prompting, and, of course, acting are all learned by these would be thespians to help them develop their poise and social grace. The plays presented by Theatre Guild are enjoyed by large audiences of students and adults alike and contribute largely to the cultural development of our area. if X ,ff The Groom Said No is the title of the play, and he seems to be doing just that as Ed Findrick recites his line to the cast. Cfocktrire from Left: T. Lowe, T. Krooze, E. Findrick, C. Van Sciver, B. Stockalis, and M. Halpert. The subtle art of stage make-up is practiced by Pat Weller as she prepares Tara Lowe for Theatre Guilds first play. it is our Theatre- Guild rehearsing for their next play, Left to Right. T. Lowe, E. Findrick, B. Stockalis, 95 Lights! Camera! Action! Well, it's not quite motion pictures, but N1 . 5 I ' , V 1 .ff K X' , I, f I ff' . Y , . df K bf I . qv., 5 . - Y' 'MJ -' ' 3 .1 g A ii'-a,y,r:. , 1 ZW? 'S-M ALJ A, .r , ,, ff? ig? ' 2 ' 1 1 . ' '. z r .r-, f , . .4-, . 9, ,L W A I Q L U 'K I - ' P ' 1 4 ,X ,vii '- sf ' 1 XQ wiv 'K Xxlfx I Few of our school athletrc actrvrtres would be complete wxthout the colorful addrtron of the Delhaas Band Marchmg to a snappy m1l1 tary cadence thrs fme group helps promote sprrrt and enthusrasm among the student bodv Few student organrzatrons spend as much trme rn practrce and preparatron as the Del haas Marchrng Band Leadrng our band rn parade are the well known Delhaas Malorettes whose abrlrty has been heralded throughout the drstrrct These charmrng hrgh steppers have worked long and hard on therr rntrxcate routmes and have been duly rewarded Last but certamly not least are the mem bers of our Delhaas Color Guard Concen tratrng on precrsron trmrng these grrls haw. developed therr drrll mto one of near per fectron Tremendous credrt must be grven the students partrcrpatrng rn these actlvrtres for work not play rs therr gateway to success 106111, Proud and lovely our Drum Majorette Kay Patterson charactenzes the true spmt of Delhaas Musrc musrc musrc frlls the days of these dance band members rn practrce and performance Conductrng rs Mr Mrller Proudly dxsplayrng the Blue and the Gold the Delhaas Color Guard prepares to perform one of thelr many mtncare drrlls Lt!! in Rrgbt J Hall rapnnn M Sloney L Snyder S Blanchard L Sooby D Dettmer and G Burmann 97 Good morning! This is station XVDHS sign- ing on with today's announcements. Each school day this familiar greeting is heard by students and teachers at Delhaas, All information concerning the day's activities is broadcasted by student re- porters who are chosen for their voice quality. When the organization was begun, its primary purpose was to provide experience for people in communications classes Since that time three years ago WDHS has grown and taken its place among the major activities of the school Is everyone ready? Okay you re on This is the daily speech of Doug Ross our WDHS technician whose Job it is to bring to the students efficient BDEIOUHCCHICDIS A .Yn Looking over rherr announcements for misspelling and bad grammar are announcers left to ugh! Barry Ballovu Fred Weintraub Helene Silber Glnny Hesel and Tara I.ov.e 98 type If so you will probably become quite dependent on WDHS the morning announcement system Pzttured from Left to Rrgbt are F Wleintraub B Ballovm C Nan Scner G Hesel T Love and H Silber , .. . , . - . . . Y I Y , Going out for baseball? Maybe Theatre Guild is more your . . . . , , - . . ' , ' I . . ' , . l . .7u..?3euefa.p, We at Delhaas are fortunate in having a chess a team, they entered the play-offs for the champion- team represent us in interscholastic competition. ship. These students certainly deserve recognition The Delhaas Chess Team was organized in 1957 for their keen minds and high power of concen- and is a member of the Delaware Valley Inter- trati0I1. scholastic Chess League. During their first year as It takes high power of concentration to win a game of chess as these students and teachers are finding out Seaied Around the Table Left to Right are Mr Kalodner Ben Franklin coach W Blumenfeld R Pariseau j Dom B Sackett R Kirth A Lutzker D Dunn andj Wireback Standxng is Mr Greenhut the Delhaas coach V Joe Lovett gives his views on a problem during a debate Llsteninc attentrvely are left to right B Vatttmo 1 Horn I Brightman C Bayer F Kaplan and D Pariseau 1958 Vamty D H S 0 Ewing Hun Central Bucks 1 Central Bucks Upper Moreland Becoming familiar with the formal practice of ar gumentation is the primary purpose of the Delhaas Councrl of Debate which was organized as an actixt group in 1958 As a member of the Bux Chess Mont Forum League members of thc debate team make monthly observations and in some casts participate in discussions of current topics ' . . . pp. ' 6 4 9 1 36 314 4 4 7 3 99 Ol-lf 81115 With the CHIDCFHS H3261 Hlmelfafb and AfClY55 B915Cl A picture IS worth a thousand words and how well the glrls of the TORCH arrange for a plcture takmg sess1on wlth Mr D1Or1o Jvftm After wrmng about and I'6VlCW1l'1g all the other malor act1v1t1es of Delhaas we would lrke to say a few thmgs about the year book you are readmg TORCH Look II over carefully' We of the TORCH staff are slncerely proud of the frurts of our efforts as you see them before you A great deal of tlme and energy has been expended by all the members m publxshmg thxs yearbook one whxch we belxeve attams an honored place on your shelf of cherlshed memorles It IS our hope that never agam wrll you be able to prck up thrs book w1thout rememberrng the fun and laughter of your years at Delhaas Hrgh School And so we offer lf to you to prarse crmcxze honor and keep through all trme to come TORCH 1959 Art Staff know rt Showmg the fruxts of themr efforts are Bess Vattlmo and Marge Schoenfelllnger Art Edztor Betty Collms Hefty rs no slave drnver but she keeps the urls of her Lnrerary Staff workmg hard to get TORCH out on tnme Left zo Rzgbl B Collnns T Lowe J Erdelsky K Lawler B Stockalzs lOl KSEFC callmg K3EFG are famrllar call letters of the Delhaas Radzo Club Wrth a lxcense and the schools own radro statron the boys rn the club operate on amateur radro bands Bullcllng thelr own equipment which IS supplred by the school the boys are also taught the theory and code of amateur opera tors Although nt was only organrzed a year ago the club gave helpful servrce durmg a severe snowstrom whlch occurred last year Provrdmg servrces such as these the group has proven ltself a valuable as well as edu catronal addltron to our school Commumcatrons the budge of the world Thus IS the creed of the boys rn the DHS Radlo Club They work toward the nmprovement of thns communrcatton and have fun domg so Lefl to Rzgbt D Walrzer J Brochan D Johnson Mr Townsend B Rupp .74 out And 1ts a strrke as the members of our Delhaas bowlmg team rack up another vrctory for DHS Thrs actlvxty Oflg rnally only a club has progressed to actual competxtrve games and we may add many vrctorxes Provxdmg healthy sports manlxke actrvrty bowlmg has become a favorrte wxth the stu dents at our school boys and grrls alrke Its the form you have to watch says this umdenufged mem Srrrrnke ' Thats a welcome sound to the members of the Delhaas ber of the bowlmg team Warehlng ffom lefp 10 ngby ,ye L bowlmg team for they know they are rackxng up more pomts for their Oxrzer R Wemland and J Mamndell Alma MBIS! 'I02 -1 .- - -1 U - - 3 . , . . a a 1 a 7 -. . . . ,, . . - , . . Y . . . . . .' . , . , . , - , . . . , . . . . . , ' a 'Q 9 7 ' ' , . , . ll I xl ' ' ' ' ' ' , . . , . .' . x , . , , . - Three years ago an organization was founded in our high school which concentrates on serving the community. Sponsored by the Kiwanis Club of Levittown it is part of the Key Club International Composed only of male membe s the Delhaas chap ter of this club meets each XX'ednesday to set up .70 Sewe The members of the Key Club discuss some unfin ished business Seated Lefz zo Rzght D Brecker W Warner Trtarurer C Nan Scner lrerz ent Wir Stautz Adzrror N1 Kopcho VzcePreJzden1 and P Henning Secretary Szandmg A Daner F Weintraub j Kmker M Hershman J Lovett and G Logue their purposeful agenda. During this school year, they have held a dance to collect soap for our physi- cal education department and a clothing drive to help the needy In the future they plan to continue their work and take their place as one of the important service organizations in the area 5.11 ll -Q. 4f,a4!4 Q ln UK. BS it Here a few of the semor members of the K Cl b M S ey u r tavrtz advisor of the Key Club greets a new member M Schmidt sort the clothrng donated by the student body to give while the remainder of the group look on left tn Right E Lnger F to th 1r needx ncrrzhbors Left I R gint are Iohn K l-t W b rn er erntrau D Axler J Krnker and C Van Sclver Don Breclcer Ed Lnger Pete Henning and Mr Stawitz their advisor J -,411 'E f M W3 LS . 5 7' ,Q M 1 +1 A -. -gxm z . M, A- ,A A ,jim-1 - 4 WU-' , 3. . -if. 4 , fi' ,L f 1 e :QQ 'jg' ,gf ,,,., p 'Ak A ,, ,. ,ggyggn ? HH' -M ,A ' ,Ju ll SML 1 -W wa , - 4 1525 1:52 , 4 fx ff , 7,144 7 w , 3 f '- z 'L .Q 3 1 1-.Av ...V .5 'Q .F 1 ' 1, J M. Aff, 1 , -Ag , Ziyi: ri, xi J , ,R Zi if Ana S ffl? ' , 141 J' gg-'s affats ' yasrfwatamz ' The Delhaas chapter of the National Honor Society was organized in 1955-56 and since that time they have adopted the national constitution. This organization consists of juniors and seniors. Four qualifications are necessary in order to become a member of the National Honor Soci- ety they are: good scholarship, service to the school, leadership ability, and a commendable char- acter. Each of these is given equal consideration when the committee is deciding which students will become members of the group. The National Honor Society is strictly a ser- vice organization. During the year they attempt to complete one major project, along with other smal- ler ones. Each senior member of the organization receives a National Honor Society Key presented by the high schoolg the junior members receive a membership card. Belonging to this organization is a great honor and those who are a part of it deserve a great deal of praise. Honored positions in an honored society are held by Sherry Polk leads a group of seniors in a discussion to decide on a service these individuals as the officers and advisor of National proiect for the organization to perform The members participating are Honor Society Left fo Right A Beisel Secretary J lefl to right H Hardt 1 Erdelsky J Hamilton K Lawler J Lint C Cowles Hamilton Pferzdenl Miss Foley flduror J Erdelsky T Lowe and D Bauer Tfearurer Miss Foley advisor of the group is helpinrt to answer a question Ed Findrick as chairman of the committee finishes the final de which arose concerning, the National Constitution Iefl to Right tails of a food drne proyect with left to right joan Hamilton E Findrick L Cichovsski K Patterson A Beisel B Matusek A Betty Ann Matusek and Ardyss Beisel Palmero and C Van Scner 106 J Jiyn gvi11.g,,,. The lrbrary assrstants at Delhaas gam both experrence and Keeprng a careful check on the records for the lrbrary Mrss Getz works knowledge durxng thenr free penods Prcrured above are Sandy dlllgemb' In haf Offflfe Parmentrer and Roberta Srletskr Books the foundatron on vwhrch all the knowledge of the world IS bu1lt are undoubt edly one of the most rmportant parts of our educatron Our Delhaas Lrbrary has lrmng zts shelves the keys to unlock all the doors rn the future We the students are grven the op portumty to partake of thc unlrmrted know ledge to be offered rn our lxbrary slmply by Slgfllflg our name and assummg responslbrlxty XVe can all ftnd our fortune rn the fascmatmg world of books Attemptmg to grve mterested students an msrght to the teachmg profession 15 thc marn purpose of the Future Teachers of Amer: ca an organrzatron emstmg on natronal state and chapter lexel These future teachers at tend conferences and parncrpate rn studcnt teachmg along mth many other actnrtres v.hrch help them to decxde whether or not they wish to enter the fleld of educatron Dxscussmg the fnnal plans for a student teachmg ptonram mth thetr adusors Mrss Foust and Mrs Sttme are the members of FTA Left to Rzghr B Stocltalrs, D Robmson, E Lnger, V Hesel, C Van Scner, L Frerce P Horomtz, and P Exans 107 W 7277 f ,3 3 1 . - X n A gait - 'ff' R I ' ,H T . ' - J , . s ks, O J ' .. . I l r I I ,-,..- -Q , , . 'R L. ' f , V , f X f V , f it H3 -A ' a Q 1 J n.. . . . . - - y ' 5 r I . v . 1 Y , , ' 7 I . . 5 ' . ' ' '- . I ' ' v ' v 1 I ' 'B a A ' ' ' ' rx 4 a V , . Y .. U .X wagi, w ,wt MW mf, . ,,. -1 V v ii, , 232 731 . -QW' ' Y y ' 5 1-svawnwg f-safawzfzwsnfafmw M for .1-.ay gp eg,-L. 1 Qu' 'Q ' ' vim s if 1? T, 'fi 'gift iff , QF' H 1 1- -X :- Soft music, laughing voices, the rustle of lace and taffetag is it any wonder that all seniors await with anticipation this highlight of their final high school year, the junior- Senior Prom? Each individual class feels that their prom is the most wonderful ever held in Delhaas, that the gym has never before looked so lovely, and that the music has never sound- ed so dreamy. Actually, each class is right, for the prom holds something special for every person. It is a time of memories and dreams. With the crowning of the Queen the seniors look on in almost tearful awe, for she is the first lady of their last major high school activity. All the tears are forgotten, however, in the gaiety of the post-prom party and the sleepiness of the early morning arrival home. Was any evening ever more wonderful? I--l mllllllllllllllllllllfu , , RENATE TERMYNA I lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllln N QW of we PM 'WIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll s In a magic clreamland all which is the highlight of ighta, their own, the juniors and seniors are having a memorable time at the prom, school activities. fx' ,fly X f ' 1, 1, X 7 ' I S R 1 ly ' 111 V These excited girls are left fo right: Carolyn De Bernardi, Daryl Bauer, and Anna Mae Palermo. Converting our gym ment for our prom handled by: left lo Brien, Mr. Clark, S. into a magic placepf enchant- is a big job. Here it is ably right. C. Van Scriver, lwfrs. O' Tisone, and M. Kopcho. cgi i Q ff 16 535 K lffdgi Q. Q 'X Hey, rah, rah, rah, rah, Delhaas varsity fight , and they do with the able support of The C0'C3Pfalf1S of Ollf Cheefleading Squad, Hilde these peppy girls. Left In Rrqlaif G. Gessey, M. Halpert, H. Hardt, B. Sloney, M. DiDonato, Hafdf and DUY1 Bal-lef, P31159 in Pfacfice I0 80 D- Bauer, J' Smith, and B- Lewis. over their' cheers with Mrs. O'Brien. What group does more to promote spirit at our school than the ' ' Delhaas cheerleaders? Known throughout the area for their bounce and f I vitality, this attractive group of girls provides a pleasing diversion at all 1 ' 7 f sports events and pep rallies. In truth, this activity is much more difficult A than it seems for the girls expend a great deal of time and energy in per- X ' X fecting their cheers. So let's all yell, Fight team fight, and Go Del- X haas go, as our varsity squad of cheerleaders urges our teams on to vic- I y i tory. ' f A, ' 1 . -717' 111 .711 'Uictavtg junior varsity. maybe. but not junior in pep and spirit for It's football season, and nothing makes a football game as complete as our those girls can really yell. L01 m Right: P. Foster, B. Stockle, bouncy varsity cheerleaders. Left tn Right' Hilde Hardt. Glenda Gessey, J. Duke, C. Kitson, A. Vogel, B. Forchetti, and K. Scamp. Barbara Sloney, Whliam Tennent Mascot, joan Smith, and Maria DiDonato. 112 X xx XX XX W Po is Vt jf X , W if 4 -H52 If 47,11 if , f Z Q 4 Z 2 f f f 1 if 1 f A If 1:- xc ff 4. i-:af 6 x f I I 1 , x Q .s J.. -. 1 What seems to be an escape from dangerous terrxtory 15 really just one of the carefully planned offensxve moves of the foot ball team S ,O f- .4 1 E' .4 I tx-gluing-I ' Touchdown for DHS' It was a frght but the Txgers roared to vlctory Dynan Dynan hes our man' xell the crowds as Ken heads for touchdovu n terntory Lrsten to those Tigers roar Those defcnsne boys certainly art enough to frighten ambody Bark Lei: to Rzgbl C jones H Lutz K Dynan W Warner B Foch R Hudson D Stump Front B Rmer J Hallkman M Longo J Prmgle 114 53 U I I U x VE 5+ W . 'I . 1 G A 'gr 7' ' 'if' Y I' ' . ' ' 4 ly I' .V 4 ' '- D , h - - , - , . . - , - - .,,:'A'-r vh- tn- 2- - f '41,..-.,', 3,-.-1 41. The Tigers really look ferocious as Dick Stump hotly pursues that Bensalem player U ar' ,ff 40 These are the blue and gold clad boys who carry the ball across the line for Delhaas touch loxxns F uf Lt!! 1 lXILlf XX Boone D Adams M Krysak J Scarbrouqh G Wootlroxx C Rodkey D Stump Back M Kopcho L Finney B Levis P Dominic There is no other team sport which incites school spirit quite like the game of football. During the 1958 season the fighting Delhaas Tigers did much to promote enthusiasm among the students as they roared from victory to victory. Thanksgiving Day, with the traditional game against Penns- bury, found the D.H.S. team completing its most successful season in the history of our school. This series of wins, achieved by constant practice and hard work, has set a standard for all Delhaas teams of the future. 1958 Vanity D.H.S. Opp Abington 1 3 14 Mastbaum 64 0 Pemberton l 3 O Bensalem 3 3 7 Willam Tennent Neshaminy Bristol Council Rock Morrisville Pennsbury 1958 jumor Vamty D H S 0 Abington Pennsbury Bensalem William Tennent Neshaminy Bristol Council Rock Morrisville Ken Dynan number eleven on the Delhaas squad jumping up to rtcene a pass from om of his teammates is being blocked bt a member of the opposing team 115 My .., M ' 5-4 V 6 A 3 ' 6 32 2 ' ' , 1- ' ' 14 6 1 '2 2 , W- f fps ' 27 12 ' ' ' 13 14 U p U 7 12 ' ' ' - - 1 PP ' 21 12 21 6 6 13 - ' ' 13 0 U U 5 ' 7 13 ' 32 0 ' 19 13 ' ' 0 12 Yi: 5 ia, 'fn Jin vf M b 06.- Driving past her opposition, Rosemary Becker takes the lead in the mad race for a goal. Vanity Upper Moreland Central Bucks Bristol Palisades Pennsbury William Tennent Bensalem Council Rock Morrisville Neshaminy New Hope Junior Vanity Upper Moreland Central Bucks Bristol Palisades Permsbury William Tennent Bensalem Council Rock Morrisville Neshaminy New Hope Ready and waiting for their next game, the girls of the varsity and JV hockey teams stop to pose for the camera. 116 1 1958 D.H.S. Opp 1 4 0 0 1 4 1 0 O 1 1 0 0 1 1 1 0 1 1 2 O 2 1958 D.H.S. Opp Rain 1 4 2 2 2 0 1 2 l 1 2 0 0 2 2 0 2 2 1 0 Hockey is a popular sport among the Delhaas girls. Each year the season begins with a large number competing for posi- tions on the varsity and junior varsity squads. Their enthusiasm and good sports- manship is outstanding. This year the season was only moderately successful, but win, lose, or tie, the girls always played in a manner which made us feel proud. K, x , + 5, QP, ,. 5 f ,,h. B111 Nlcxlutt looks determmed and he was for he set a new LBC broad Jump record Vamzy Neshammy Morr1sv11le Bnstol Pennsbury W1ll1am Tenncnt 1958 DHS O1 0 01x 7 lf Second coustn to a kangaroo thats what Arnre Ixatz seems to be as he cleats those hurlles Flymg seems to have tts ments at least for LeRoy Fmney as he clears 11 feet rn the pole vault In sprmg a young mans fancy turns to thoughts of track and the young men of Delhaas are no GXCCPIIOD Through contmuous practmng, the members of our track team dcyclop many yarrcd sltrlls ln all ftelds of racmg and freld yyorlc Partrcrpatrng rn the Lovy er Bucks County League our boys haxe recery ed good rrtrnps md many mards XVe are happy to say our prospects for the future are excellent and wlll brmg more honors to our school ' , . , pp. ' 30 ' ' 51 6 ,Q tu ' 72 40, . . . . J' 3 A Of: ' ' 1 23 85 Bensalem 48 65 ' I H8 Q YS A fs fr rf f' 'W' T9 . L f S '1 ' r . , .f . H Q ' I 1 Q s E E E s ot The fme arts of thls strenuous game are here practlced by left to right A Sorensen and I Mulvoy Bouncy and full of pep the gxrls of our basketball team meet then opponents wxth the thought of vrctory Practrce makes perfect IS therr motto for they spend tedrous hours on the Delhaas courts preparmg them selves for therr next game Watchrng these games proves mterestmg and excrtlng to the students of DHS as the grrls dribble and shoot chalkrng up two more pomts for therr Alma Mater Fighting for possession of the ball calls for rather unusual posmons from these tumor varsrty grrls Left to Rzgbt A Vogel C Armstrong D Hurley E Stevens B Termyna S Yeutenko 120 A bouncmg belle wrth a bouncmg ball thats the combrnatron of a basketball and Sherry Polk as she goes ln for a lay up fa55le . Varuty Lower Moreland Brrstol Councxl Rock Mornsvrlle Pennsbury Bensalem W11l1am Tennent jumof Varrzty Lower Moreland Brrstol Councrl Rock Morrrsvrlle Neshamrny Pennsbury Bensalem Wlllram Tennent 1958 1958 DHS 0 DH.S 0 , , , I l h . U U U U . 1 . . . ' . .. pp ' ' . . ., ' ' , 31 23 ' ' ' , ' 38 25 ' 57 32 ' ' 31 27 Neshaminy 39 54 30 9 37 68 ' ' 51 17 ' . . pp 26 17 ' 25 23 ' ' 28 27 ' 20 23 16 11 47 48 ' ' 25 17 f , 1 11: M ' '?5f?Q5 af - fi One of the best tests for intelligence combined with strength, is the active sport of wrestling. 'lhe mem- bers of our wrestling team continually strive to main- u u u u u u u u tain their weight, while increasing their strength. Their main objective is to learn and master new holds, to which they apply their strength in order to pin their opponent. The experience they gain by engaging in matches is invaluable to them. These boys have proven them- selves by hard worlt, causing the student body to look forward to a very successful season. 1957-58 vmazy ons. opp coumgswwa 25 zo George School 26 15 Cheltenham 3U 22 North Penn 35 13 Abington 9 27 Central Bucks 54 14 Palisades -44 6 Springfield Z3 26 Bristol 41 11 George School 24 18 Bensalem 32 12 Pennsbury 10 36 WiHiam Tennant 40 9 Nesharniny 56 ll 1957-58 junior Vanity D.H.S. Opp Collingswood 13 23 George School 34 52 Cheltenham 25 24 Ijgiritfsun A good clean fight is the means, and victory for D.H.S. the desired Ambler 31 21 end for wrestler Wayne Mitchell. Central Bucks 15 3 Palisades 53 16 springfield zo 9 Bristol 26 18 George School 25 28 Pennsbury 16 25 Ncshaminy 27 5 -.. to Q23 Straining greatly, john Dougherty pins his opponent in a match with William his 3 5ffUSSl'? f01' SUPfffm3Q'. fhf ViC!0f - Un- Tennent. kU0WU4 122 W f 'FN r 1 - A 4 . . L. -. 41 5 3 hw ..' f ,. . ' Ae' - . 'ui A 4+ '- , J 5 ? s3, ?2gEggfr5,,EJ.dNt N 1. ,. jg if 1 f f Ei Y , - ' X' ff ,241 .4-'img-QE 'f YA ' 'I' 761' gig? 'Q vi if Qi' 3' . .. 6 A Q , -. wma? 1 ,ze - A - , M. 1, , A 3 ,f , .. 'Wi' 5 i 'gi K 1 1, W, l -V,,,.v i, ' A -1.-vw ,ff ,Zf JL ' ' .pure 1' . ' ' 49+ . f .3 FEM' Tiff' g --'ngfi-'L -'wfffff f 2 ' f Y 'f ,ew if A Q L ff I . 45,1 I 5 in 4'- . ' qw f , g a iff P' Ar 4+ N 4 Q ?f ' ' 43' . . 4 f-, ,N ' ' Nz!-w ' '9' A 5, ' yi' ,fi A 1 r 54 9 A fi' . 4 -:wi w ...bf ,Q uh s mf . . is 5 i 'iff ft as 55 A gf .219 ,J , Vanity Ewing Cheltenham Trenton Carholmc Alurnnn Burlington Morrrsvillc Pennsbury Bristol Mor'rsv1..e Bensalem Councxl Rock Nesham.r.-.- V2'r.l:arn Tenncnr Brutal Momsvrlle Pcnrzsbury Bensalem Counexl Rack Ncsharmny Brrstcl Wrllnam Tenn:-nt Scrrh Penn Han :rford lumov Vafmy Ewmg Cheltenham Trenton Qathrlht Burlington Mornsville Pennsbury Bensalem Council Rrxlt Neshzminy Wrlllam Tennant Bristol Momsville Pennsbury Bensalem Oznuncll Rock Ncshaminy Bnstol Wllham Tennant D, D .Taoket HJ. opp 62 58 66 92 26 H5 52 04 G3 'B GF Gm 26 G4 1:9 H9 'Q i3 A9 -4 06 -56 11.5 55 R8 S5 45 48 43 51 GI 59 50 40 46 26 31 61 29 49 36 52 42 56 55 40 50 52 40 50 5. 4h 48 jf! S5 52 -il 49 65 5- 4. 60 OPP 54 34 45 56 Z7 58 45 28 27 35 44 38 5l 37 25 30 Ralph Cahall shoots for Delhaas, and hlS chances look good as the Trgers meet Ev mg Theres the blg man on the Delhaas basketball team, bxg both nn srze and zmportance Lou Klem takes a pump ball m a game wlth Bensalem The vnsntmrz JV team seems bevuldered at the mlx up under the basket and the three alt borne players but thls IS usual for the DHS players A 47 65 sv 36 u u U U ' D -I l l l l l 125 Baseball is a popular and highly comi petitive sport at Delhaas. Our teams, unden the capable leadership of their coaches, are spirited and skilled. Beginning every game with the thought of winning, the fellows fight hard to reach their goal. Our teams are al- ways a definite asset to Delhaas school life. Give us a big smile Mr Murray He certainly does look proud of Heftj Mike Kopcho and fngbll Wayne Warner .. .7Hfww 'RLG xi-if 'VF .3 1M 9- wiv ,-il. The spectators gasp for breath as Barry Turk races against the clock The tenseness of the game is revealed on the faces of the Delhaas and the ball in another exciting baseball game Pl3YCf5 If 100115 like 3 fough COUYCSI 126 ,, . . . ,, . . , . . U U feide J . fb. , .Q H Q, . Q 1' , s . I :Y 1 . ' 9 , v.:. 4- - - f - JT T K ,, 5 - , Je- 'ff . t . i :M , , A , . x 1 - -e 'S i W 4-.' ' . Q iw, 1'ff- , vpr f, 1 '1'. ', ' - . 34 J : '- . .51 ,m r - , gf- t . , V. f.,-- z 5 fs-.-,f ...- Q- -f 1 -- ' ' ' . 4 nf lb , ' ' : - 1 4' 1 ' , v ' . '.- -W, -iz 1 1.-gg..-.1 ,., . .,'- , .vs,,',k. ' '.',. - ' . 4 U, 4 ve- N - , g-- H,-, -3 .V-f.1',jr:'jg, . , 35 ,.f. f,f,-, M . 'fn' Vanity lVilliam Tennent Neshaminy Bristol 'forrisville ennsbury ouncil Rock ensalern 7illiarn Tennent ensalem Ieshaminy Iorrisville 'ennsbury Iouncil Rock Sristol Vunior Varsity Nleshammy Ablngton Jeorge School Trenton Catholrc Trenton Catholrc solebury solebury Jeorge School Dennsbury Nleshammy 'Iarmlton 'iensalem Dennsbury D.H.S. 0 22 3 3 6 1 9 7 13 6 5 4 1 10 9 5 D.H .S . 0 ,aa 'fn- PP- 3 The Trgers have therr work cut out for them rt seems as this 'ennsbury player attempts to send one hugh mto center freld li.. A - - -, Heres a lmeup of the blggest names rn Delhaas baseball Back Left m Rzgbl B Levus W Harrxs L Klem B Turk G Frredrxcks J Trendler D Meneely N I-lellrngs Front R Wallace J Klern E Carney D jones I Labor and B Downs 0495 l 'tl 41 Irs going gomg gone and Delhaas makes another mark rn the home run column 'I27 PP ' 1 4 , ' l 8 I S. D. 8 1 4 4 ' 6 7 4 3 ' 8 5 , . . . l ' ' 1 2 , . ' . : . , . A, . , ', . , A 21 0 2 11 ' 12 13 - ' 3 2 8 1 V 3 1 u U u U , A E, N,.Q:r.?h 5 1 53 ,x ' .,,. I V 'lick 'wld u-viii Durmg one of the many games played by the softball team our captarn jeannme Woodland gets ready to drrve the ball across the fleld for another run and vrctory for Delhaas In sptrng a young mans fancy may turn to thoughts of love but the fancy of the gnrls of Delhaas turns to thoughts of softball The Trgerettes drsregardrng the hours of hard work and practlce necessary for a good team turn up rn droves for tryouts Only the best are chosen and there are always plenty from whrch to choose The team when fmally selected rs the best that Delhaas has to offer An envlable record has been establrshed by the teams rn the past and we are sure those rn the future wrll carry on the tradltron Our school trophy cases can always hold one more loving cup Adding a touch of femrnmlty to therr battrng prtchrng and freldmg these girls have made softball a popular spectator sport 1958 Varsity D I-I S 0 Bnstol Councrl Rock Neshamrny Wllllafll Tennent Pennsbury Mornsvrlle -Y Y' FQ '19 Proud of their many vrctorrts the gurls the softball team assemble fo a Always active nn games Valerre Hnbbs stands ready group prcture to catch a ground ball hrt by the opposxrg team and return rt to a Delhaas player for another out U U I . , U U U U U U U U , 3 3 L ,V 39 ' ' A, I .1 l A. 1 9 7 I p I , 4' , I' Vi' A Y' . , . . , . . , . waist-.Jawa 4 ' A ' ' . ' , If sfv' :WS V N I . ' 5, A4- n slnt y K fl -1 prgg b on A ' ' . .. pp. . ' - M 1 +.. U 1' ' 28 5 4 , ' yy fsjf' ' ' 17 18 u A,y i,,f, , 3 ,fp VV e' - - . . M .... so ,Q Bensalem 17 12 ' ' 25 5 U , ' ' 18 9 . ' ' ' 23 11 ' l . 1 'A V D 4 J 1 A ' ,, .f' -..,a'1' A , ' 5 , ' i W . 1 I A ' ' - ex qv, V nl 1 r .AH , . . s, A J . .4325 3 ,, .... 9 W, , . ' '. f4f1,...:nr'., -K ' .1 A ' - . -fp-se -. h .. fl? .n ' i na , t - warg . ' ',.. 1 . M-wi.. . . -. , . 1, in ., yi .1 ' ts . . . . on r Y . . , . . 128 7 S X 4.3. Flymg the blue and gold colors the Tower girls cap tured 2nd place xn the motorcade for their unusual and approprlate decoratlons Were off to the annual Thanksgrvmg Day Game wlth our school colors flymg m the breeze The motorcade IS always a popular event With the Sf11ClCf1IS 0f Df1ha35 Thanksgwmg day means much more to the students of Delhaas than turkey and cran berry sauce The many specxal events f the day the motorcade Pennsbury game and to be remembered Legs and arms fly as football players are sent sprawltng nn a Blockmg that tackle seems to be the order of the moment as our Delhau mad scramble for the ball b0YS Sf! closer I0 the end 2030 130 J. r - l . ' o Homecoming Dance, make it a holidayllong nance . . . . A .nz t 44 in . tl, ' H l 1 TI - - r J Q ft Q X 61 -I 4 0 I ' LIALQ , Q A f 'Vx ' Sw? ll! During our days spent at Delhaas, many fill our will be events occur which, in the future, will minds with memories. Two of these particularly remembered, As juniors, we are in our second study at D.H.S., and it is at this time truly feel a part of it. Wfith the presentation of our rings, at an official ceremony, we be- come members, for present and future, of our school. I During the next year, although the bustle year of that we and confusion of being a senior surrounds us, nonetheless we stop to receive that momento which will always be our gateway to the past. Toward the end of our last term we are present- ed the long awaited yearbook TORCH In the future a glance at our ring or a quick look through the pages of TORCH can bring flooding back all th happiness of our high school years Steeped in the aura of tradition the annual TORCH ceremony is a highlight of every Delhaas students senior year The presentation of the yearbook always provides an evening to remember MQ' Our Delhaas rini. the ssmbol of our hirh school years l Mr Clarke looks pleased and proul with good TORCH by Ifdrtorm Lire! loAnn Chalscn 132 reason as he is presented . . . D . - ' 1 I J U u U U . T , - T 413 --zig ii ' . U l 3-3' W . v i- J -. W- Q '- L t ...L -., - fy ,YT I 'Y . . K. 'A u A I 4 - -ij i, R . Once again the teachers and students of Delhaas show that they can have Greeting the yuleridc geggon, the Delhaag majorettes bring jolly fun as well as work together, lt was entertaining, I00, af OUT ChfiSIm21S old Santa out onto the stage for all to see during the annual Assembly, 1958. Christmas Assembly. T15 the season to be yolly so tht song gots thats Chr1stm1s and Dtlhlas bellues IU this xxlwlelttarttdly Capturlng the sptrlt of the season ln our Chrlstmas As sembly stuclents and teachers 'llrke froltt through carols and sktts provldmg fun and laughter for all at the annual Chrtstmas Assemblx ln real lllt our Bcrmutla boys are fffl y 1 catls 1 llllldk atrnospmtrt t ir ot thc l7Llllx1 to right Sltxp Glllts Waxm Xwxrner .intl Mlltt lxoptho untlcr the tarcful tltrectlon of Luft Van bclxcr 133 .. . . H V 7 A 1 A 4 . , t . U b U U - - ' , , - - - a I ' A D Q . . . si it ,,, .' 7 .Nr ' .v 3.4 A i' Q -.au A..- L l . ,I IP' Peals of laughter rocketl the auditorium as the Delhuas Chipmunks performed Colorful an-.l gay, our Cl'lflsIfTl.ix tree, Nhllltllllhl tall m the manr. ' Q '. x -- ' - - ' x ' 1 f lobbg SWF , t tlt' , I ' A o.1ll p. Is - ' lng. Q f 4, M Q ' .44 , .., V g, ,J nk ' - '- i ,f 1 ,, xg? .-1. ., W Q-WZ ' Im' f wi A 'A A fi 225 ,, . ,l '1 , ig '-vii. V- 5 ' V ' Z v : ' W 3 ' f V, gales - ' 91 'Q 1 ' wwf?-W. 49 w W3 9 355, 2, v ,gn 3 Q. ',f M.. L-5 . Ae- ,n A 55.3 44? tr' 2' 4 ff- .wY,'2:. , in ' ,QQ-5, wg.-3 , f A '- ' - ' A11 M f ' x Q? f ' ' L . iff , ' fs , A , ,ww E In '7 ' A V Nfl , 5 -Wm as N 45 322, vwy N wig dig , .... :Sf , AI gydkf sf .Q 'fu' 1 . S, ll r,I'! 'Q' , , 4'ff'J V 'r'?Sl'u ,ffQ 'TA h 5 4 5 ,fag 'f ' B . 4 4 I... Wm 4 1 3 f 1' 1 5 ,, Au m M ' .J L 'we,f , -2 , V. ff 5 ' 4 S 524: 12 . 3 , Q. ,W M. Wa. Q03 ' ' A i -4 5 'TZ C fi? gy , inn x ff g, F Na? A, hw ,f a ' 4753? ,. - ,YE ga + ,ami ' J 'A !'i ' 6515 is M ,,,,i 'Q ,.-Aa: wr P Q ' ,, f X Q V if ' 4 ' is 2 gfxmfia? . ....,f..p-.1-nw 5 r .3 P , ,I fy , , X ? s If f Ks x ! 1 J, ML Q, 1- ,JEL .mu .. 2, - -I .a--g-Q, - V 'b N ' ff ' 1 Q YE' . . an 'W :Ii .i,-., 4. 141 215512 ,z---fre'-5932 ZA 3:25 lg' :E4:T29 V A ,' . 'H I q.4 :I , . , xy L WV, ,- MV A ,M ma H A 1 . ,-- 3. 1 ?5?7'w'? .f 'L 4 52: l Q af f- M MA , - . ap .f-'L H-'A f nk me ' E ' X 1 I 'x I A 7 f. x, '-u.....n...- 1.'u ': i5 N'Vk1 3s4f 7 W! M' A- -. -f - l .gj ,-'lb' --- j 'ln., M5-,.g-r ,Af . o., 1650- 1 - Q xc- ' N l .- an 1g ,n NH . ' X ,,f. xx XX ' k-,415 'D -6 A V, .1 Q 1. ,L . gf men and leave the observers in shocked bewildermenr. Every Senior Class has its share of memories - pleasant and unhappy. The seniors of Delhaas Certainly have one memory that will not soon be forgotten. lt is a picture of the school, in which they had worked and from which they were soon to graduate, engulfed in black smoke and flames. The date was February 2, 1959. and it was on this day that the southeast wing of Delhaas High School was destroyed by fire. Although everyone was taken safely from the building, this was little consolation to the heartbroken seniors who saw their plans and dreams going up in smoke with their school. As fate would have it, their tears were premature, for through constant work and planning their classes were resumed in one week's time, and activities were carried on as planned. Although the students of Delhaas found them- selves surrounded by new equipment and a slightly smaller building, they realized that deep down noth- ing was changed. They were still one undivided school and that was all that mattered. 'we 'IU .7 fi , Qleobzoq Um Scfwae N The watchful eye of the Toner clotk looks down almost pityingly on The 10051 Snakvllke h'Y5f'S Sfaf fhf lawm Of OUT Alma Mafef HS me mms of our Southeast ming, firemen struggle to save Delhaas. Ugez' Frelics Queen 'fcgams Blue Capbczin Scare My Team Www 1 heme Queen Dafa G'-cafcf C gp ,Score 120:66 Z-lezfv C'our'Z'J My D GLC Zfezwonal Afmle warlf L amp Award Z-feg Qwawd 'TQQCK' Award Ufcvfz 19 Ly 5' :PZ O-ff C :rl of e ll 17 -Aw ard ll ,gay .TN ' ll Z3 138 ' H 'I39 xy N R COLLEGIATE P KonsosC1Ty fii Pub! ffm ug Bo-18 rawosev mu? Crm? Yi , 1 Q' 1 ,flaw-L 50 af. A ' . 4- f an ' ' 'if ' ' ia n .ir A ft! , . , ,Q - ' ' b ,L x,, f . -,,ffA.'5.. ., . ,L W? M! I 4 Q H, --up , 'f iff, lag? V-as H '--. -At YAQCIYAQ AW J NM uf Q X f ' L 'af . J 1 3:3 'W 1-'V was . U i fa rib if af, X' llv, - 48 A xv v V 'Ei A S fn .0 xv., ! ff lv -5 ii gf x :Y 12 .jul , T5 . A N! Al! ' 1 - v . 'Aj '1