Doylestown High School - Torch Yearbook (Doylestown, PA)

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Homeroom Officers Seniors LOUIS SHAAIBERGER, ROBERT WERNER, WALTER CONTI, GINNY LEE DIVER, JACK CONNARIJ. unior ROBERT MILLS, GEORGENE STURGES, DON FURLONG, SUE GORANFLO, ROBERT DUNCAN, IANET RUOS, ROBERT SMITH, BETTY IANE BOXVERS. Sophomores Back Row: IOANNE CHILDS, IOE WODOCK, IACK KIKER, Serond Row: IOE GRYSON, GWEN BODLEY, BRUCE TENLEY, Front Row: BEN CILIBERTO, DOROTHY SAEEIER, NANCY HAYMAN, ALLEN ROSENBERO, NANCY THOMAS, GERALD I'lINKLE. Freshmen Book Row: FRED TROUT, ED BLAIR, YVONNE WILSON. I'iELEN XVORSTALL, VE INON GOODXNIN Second Row: ANNE BIESTER, ALICE HENNESSY. GRETA XVEIK. l rontRow: PATSY PURKS, ANITRA NlOEN, AUDREY NASH. unior High Back Row: CECILIA STONE, BETTY MCEVOY, TOM BUCRNER. Second Row: FORREST KNORR, LENNORD DAUBER, WILLIAAI REYNOLDS. Third Row: IOIIN SIENKIEXVICZ, BETTY LEAR, GEORGE HOFFSXAN. Fran! Row: JOYCE BRYAN, JEANNINE JACKSON, BARBARA SHELLEY, CHAR- LOTTE MAAIOUNIS.

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Class Qfficers Junior Class VIRGINIA WALTERS ..,..,... .... V ice Prefidenl WILLIAAX SMITH .... .,... P refiden! IODY HOBENSACK ..,. ...., T reamrer CAROL SANDEMAR .... .... S ecrelary Sophomore Class GERALD HINKLE ...... ..... V ice Pre.u'a'enl ANNE TOOR ...... ...... T rezuurcr GERRY Hoovlsa .,.. .... S ecrelary JARRETT BRADLEY .... ..., P remlienl Freshman Class DONALD Wonocx. . ,... Prwidenf PATSY Pumcs .... ....,.. T reafurar JACK BITZER ..... ..... V ice Pre.ridenl DONALD EVANS .... ......,. S vcrelary Class Parties Although class parties this year were not too numerous there were more than there have been for several years. The freshmen and sophomores both had Christmas parties at the Legion. A Pumpkin Ball was held by the juniors early in November, and skating parties were enjoyed hy the sophomores and juniors at Moonlight Gardens. Arrange- ments for all parties were made by committees appointed by the presidents. 42

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Senior Homeroom Activities Sponsors MR. WILLIAM LQWTIIER Miss BLANCHE CLIFFTON MR. ARTHUR REESE Miss MAE LIGIIT MR. BARTl.EY ELFAIAN MR. EUGENE BRICKI.miYI:R Testing and Occupational Information To know one's ability pattern and to select an occupational goal to match this ability pattern was the main objective of the Senior Homeroom Program. Early in the school year a battery of ability tests was administered. These included a mechanical aptitude, a clerical aptitude, and a scholastic aptitude. Interest in nine different fields was measured by the Kuder Preference Record, and the personality test, given in the junior year, was again evaluated. After the testing was completed and each senior had drawn a profile of his ability pattern, sponsors spent several weeks in interpreting the test results. This was followed by the formation of three groupsfprofe.r.r4'onaf, lnechanical, and clerical and .mle.r, based upon the interests and abilities of the students. From February twenty-fifth until the middle of May, professional and business men from the various service clubs in Doylestown came to the school and discussed with the senior groups their respective vocations. In all, there were twenty-one men and one woman who represented the following occupa- tions: journalism, printing, plumbing, retail sellin , law, engineering, photography, psychol- ogy, imitting, chemistry, drafting, accounting, Inechanics, and salesmanship. The concluding activitieshconsisted ofa drama- tization of a correct interview and a good letter of application. Sponsors Interpret Senior Pro'iles