Hatfield High School - Hatter Yearbook (Hatfield, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1950 volume:

gfjlx x, 45 J X Qi O .SZLOJ m 1900 Staff Ed1tor 1n hxef Dcrmel Z1eg1er Asso 1c1te Ed1tOIS Arlene Kooer o ep'1 FOICCIISHI Pnm H1Tp rt Paul Ienkms Busmess Managers I-Lxrvey Mxch 1 Pu I1 ICI Srm h 2 I N ur ' . .,,. . . - -SI suvn q-n.4.qnae- onnuuannu-vnnvucnonounuuvrnus a 1 c' ' .. ' ,ft - - ', . 'e '-e, ' Art Editor .................................................. Annie Hiiperi -. F . fn ,K . SAQ 1950 JJaffe,f Published by the Senior Class of the HATFIELD IOINT HIGH SCHOOL Hatfield, Pennsylvania X 5 Lg. ., I, ,. 'QQ--e., .- .,.'ma- f xg 3,12 . ,Ah wr nigga! A 2 1 '-Q. f - - gin: .. , '4.3. -x,iA,: . ,gi . A . ,,, Q fsglfffjilftrifafmV , Q H f I ,J A if e H 'PtL, x'f'fr IL,-K Q,-..'f,. . x ' ,554 :J . 1 .5 -. M4 x J - A 9 0 f,.f,Y- . ' eq, c.,144'-Qtlf' g.1f,g '4Vg,3'Q-?f-- ,gk -A Q, kr i .- J .,.'.qL,5'l An-.. f 5 fs ,J gf ,X , 2 .. ' , . .L , -----'itfffi-1Fagtg- 1Lf-'-:.4,:A-H ..k.-f..,:ar....2, 1.,.zg31K:.:xef.--,, . , ... -.- 3 - K ff, H-' f. 4 , Wa. '- an -V .. OPQLUOI' At almost breakneck speed the irrst half of the twen 1eth century has sped by and now rs a good trme to pause for a breath takmg moment to look back over the past hfty years What has been accompl1shed'? Much progress has been made ln all helds Oi partrcular note and of speclal lnterest to us are the advances 1n educatmon Many changes rn method and equlpment may be noted smce runeteen hun dred Also outstandmg are the accomphshments rn scren e medrcme mechan1cs travel communlcatron and prachcally everythlng that affects our da11y hves Much has been done to make lrfe eas1er and more pleasant for us than 1t was for our forefathers Reahzmg the great progress made mn the way of l1v1ng and the vast changes that have taken place rn the hrst half of the century we have chosen as our theme for th 1950 Hatter The Half Past Revxew wrth emphasrs on educatron Throughout thxs book we shall try to brrng to the mrnd of the reader the advances 1n s hoolmg from 1900 to 1950 We hope we can help to make you reahze and appreclate what has been done for us and for you dunng thrs penod from one to hfty 3 A e fconfenb Schoolmasters Scholars Extras Recess 4 l .A .. . .. -, , , . Q - . . - , , 'c ' . CLf0 In Appreciation . The sen1or class of 1950 ded1cates thls Hatter to thelr superv1s1ng pnncmpal Mr Elmer B Laudenslager as a token of gratltude for h1s twenty elght years ot loyal servlce to our school and our commumty Hxs personal Interest ln us and h1s tlmely advlce to us wlll long be remembered and apprec1ated We of the Class of 1950 take thls opportumty to express 1n our small way our adrmratxon and respect for h1m and to say thank you 5 W w 1 1 - - I 1 1 I 1 I A . Schoolmasters The teachmg profess1on has come a long way smce the turn of the twent1eth century The old school master w1th the tap bell and the mk bottle on hrs hrqh desk has become a d1m memory Gone too are the ruler and the h1ckory suck stern keepers oi the peace We remember these early educators ior then accuracy 1n teachmg the three R s and for the fear tor today 13 requ1red to have much more preparauon for h1s work In the teachmg held as ln others com petmon 15 keen and the protessron uses laws oi sc1en e and human nature far more 11 1ts shapmg of world cttrzens 6 I and respect they commanded. However, the instruc- ' I 1 ' . C .A . A . :Q l Q MR ELMER B LAUDENSLAGER Supervising Pnnclpal Swarthmore College A B University of Pennsylvania M A To The Mud Century Class You are taking your place in the world at an auspicious time in the twentieth century the close of the hrst fifty years and the beginning of the last What is your outlook for the future? The keynote of the last fifty years has been the acquisition and application of knowledge an interest in thxngs factual From our institutions of learning laboratories and factories have come the discoveries and the technology of our modern life What are the facts? and Does It Work? have been pertinent and practical questions These have educational world We shall continue further to explore the unknown The keynote of the second half of the twentxeth century w1l1 be Under standing To secure the physical achievements of mankind and to promote happiness the future must be filled with understanding Men have always searched for this quality the early prophets emphasized it the psalmists prayed for it and the people were astonished at the understanding of Jesus Understanding IS a spiritual quahty lust as knowledge reveals the facts of our physn al universe so understanding brings the spmtual qualities of sympathy tolerance goodwill and brotherhood Only through understanding on y by generating attitudes whereby all men wxll 11ve in common brotherhood w1l1 civilization survive Then and only then shall we have followed the admomtion of the w1se man who long ago urged With All Thy Getting Get Understanding 8 O 1 O I - n I I ll ll made lasting contributions to our civilization. They have built our social and 1 I . ' . .1 - . I t r TO THE CLASS OF 1950 Everyone has the right to 11ve to work to be h1mself and to become whatever his manhood and his vision can combine to make him In h1S Do Your Own Thmkmg C H Scheri says Success 1n any field IS the product of two factors ability times application The formula IS Axa R A represents abzlity a application R result Whatever your natlve capacity you owe it to yourself and to the world to develop and to make the most of 1t It IS the job of education to help you to requires more than going to school It consists of leaminq from all things that happen to you from the things you see and hear and feel from the things and people and ideas that stimulate you However it IS important to know the 11m1tat1ons of your own talent so that you will not aim above your abilities Select the vocation which IS best surted to your ability then be worth your salt Happiness IS measured by the s1tuat1ons that come from work as well as from leisure MR HARRY E WENRICH Hlqh School Pnncnpal Mathematics Gettysburg College A B Temple University M A 9 I I I I : . ' ' : , . discover and to build on what you have. However, to secure an education I I . n ll - ll 1 1 The Board of Education BOROUGH TOWNSHIP Wrllard Detwerler Presldent Chrlstran Landes PISSIOGDL I Roscoe Anders Secretary tNon memberl Mrs Eunyce Godshall Secretary Earl R Prrce Treasurer Wrll am F Krrebel Treasurer CNon memberl Paul M Waclc L Walton Cathbert Luther Moyer Carl H Serz Danxel Zregler Iohn Hannold IOINT CONSOLIDATED Chrrstxan Landes V1cePres1dent PaulM Wack Secretary Wrllram F Knebel Treasurer TO THE CLASS OF 1950 Greetmgs from the Board of Educatron Through s1ncere and honest effort on your part class of 1950 and he assrstance of an eff1c1ent school faculty you are about to complete a def1n1te assrgnment Congratulauons on the attcunment of thrs worthy goal' As you enter more fully a complex world may these years of wor ang thmkrng and l1v1ng together as students and faculty serve only to ht ea h one for the acceptance of larger tasks ahead There IS no irxed rule to suc ess Each one must hnd h1s own way It 1S essentlal that we mam am tal h ln a 11v1ng God Who tea ies that me grea nes, IS m scrvmg one ano her Slncerely CHR QTIAN T LAND J IO . 1 ' I 1 . 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The Hugh School Faculty ANNA N' ANSENY Englnsh West Chester State Teachers College U 1 versxtv of Pennsylva 'ua Te'np'e Umverstty Fxtra Curncu ar Acttvmes Dlrector Iumor Senxor Play Home oom Grade VIII GERALD G BOWER Health and Physxcal Education Temple Umversrty B S E tra Car lcu ar Actlvltle Cca h Soc er Basketball Baseball ELINOR K BEAN Vocatxonal Home Economics Pennsylvan a State College Pennsylvama State Co eqe Extra Curncular Actxvxtles Advrser F H A Iu't or Ch erlezxsler Home om G ade 1.1m r Semor Play THOMAS C CHILCOTE Saclal Studies ah on nsbu q State T c r Co eqe BS Temp e Umverszty Extra Curncu ar Actxvltxes In tru tor Dnver Tram ng Sop'1o'nor Homerocrn Qv- V44 ll MABEL K BEEMAN Enqhsh Kutztown State Normal School Umversxty of Mlchlqan A B Middlebury College M A Ext a Curnc.1 ar Act v1t es Advxser of Publ CJIIOMIS Oranqe and Black The Hatter ho e oom G ade VII GLYNN EIS HARD I-I alth and Physical Ed 1.c:xt on enp e Umversrty B S C ah Ho kay Bas ebal INN Q ,- B.S. B.S. ' . : . ' I . A ' ' ' 1- - - r- I i'i: J , -1 3 .i e s ' 9 '. - - -, - .ro , IX ' 1. '.., ' . , ' -'r , ' - ..,,, , , .... . i 9 1 elites' Tr' ' - ' ' - -' -A - -- Ext'aC1rricuIar Activities: :-f: l 's .' ccft. ki! :AA :, . . 1 3 S , ' 5 . e 'I av I ,QV I t N , Q, 1 - Q 4. , ' Y 'l iq .1 X BEATRICE I HEIGES Languages and Socxal Studies lrvxng Callege A B Unwersrty of Pennsylvcvua McG11l Umversxty Extra Curncular Actrvrtres Attendance Record for Entrre School Semcr Homeroom DOROTHY B KRATZ Mus c Supervlsor West Chester State Teachers Colleqe BS Temple Umversrty Extra Currxcular ACllVllleS Dxrector Chnstmas Proqram Semor Chorus Iumor Chorus Girls Chorus l'lomeroo'n Grades VII ani V ALICE M HUSTON Supervisor of Home Economics Iuan ata College B S Pennsylvama State College Extra Curncular Actrvxtxes Advrsor Iumor Home Economlcs Club Manager of Cafetena GERALD H KRIEBEI. Social Studies Bluffton College A B Temple Unwersxty M Extra Curricular ACllVlll9S Advrser Safety Patrol Treasurer Student Actwrues Iumor Homeroorn I2 MARGARET KING Ltbranan Beaver College A B Drexel Institute of Technology B S rn LS Extra Curncular Actxvxtles Advxser Iunror Lxbrary Club EARL G MACPHERSON Mathematrcs Rutgers Umversrty A B Temple Umverslty Extra Cumcular Actxvmes Coach Iumor Hxgh Soccer Iumor Hrgh Baseball Homeroom Grade IX f 4 X T iv . Q3 . . .445 , l t , 53 5 S 5 5 M.A. A' . - l- . --.Ed. ., 1 lll Vocational Supervisor Pennsylvania State College Pennsylvan a State College Extra Currxcular Actrvxtles Advxser F F A Cheerleaders Fxlm Prolectlonlst Club Coach Softball SHIRLEY E WHITESIDE Mathematrcs and Guidance Ursmus College B S Pennsylvama State College Unxversxty of Pennsylvanla Temple Umversrty Extra Curncular ACflV1ll9S Advzser Student Councrl Art Supervisor Mechanical Drawmg and lndustnal Arts 'X School Nurse Iefferson Hospxtal Trammq S hool for Nurses Extra Currxcular AC'llVlll8S Advrser Arts and Crafts OSWIN E ZUERCHER Science Bluffton College A B Umversrty of Pennsylvama Extra Curncular Actxvmes Advrser Photography Club '-lomeroom Grade IX 'f , ff f S X, cA1.v1N s. r. Porrs snwmm 1. 'rY1.n1:N cmnvs n. wx-ms, mx. B,S. I i c - ' ' ' ' 1 as. - - - I MA. ' I3 Szltmg Mxss Helene Berger M1ss Marjone Smlth Mrs Frances Keller Mrs Mabel Hallman Mrs Leola Kratz Mrs Olrve Crouthamel M1ss Helen Hartz Standmg Mrs Evelyn Altemose Mrss Margaret George M1ss Carolyn Stout Mrs Esther Mullms Mrs Margaret Mlller Elementary Grades School Faculty Grade 1 Mrs LeolaG Kratz Mrs Evelyn Altemose Mrs Frances Keller Grade 2 Mrs Ol1ve Crouthamel M1ss Margaret D Mrller B S Grade 3 Mrs Esther Mullms M1ss Marlorre R Srmth B A Grade 4 M1ss Margaret George B S Grades 5 6 Mrs Mabel Hallman Grade 5 M1ss Carolyn M Stout B S Grade 6 M1ss Helene E Berger B A Always buxldmg the ever rmportant foundatron of one s l1fe are the elementary teachers At Hatfreld these are orgamzed as a separate umt wrth the followmg offlcers rn charge Presxdent M1ss Helene Berger vrce presldent Mrs Esther Mullms secretary Mrs Mabel Hallman treasurer M1ss Margaret George Busxness meetmgs are held the last Monday of every month Several trmes annually thzs faculty also meets socrally Besides therr regular duties the elementary faculty drrects assembhes wlthm thelr own grades provldes a Chrlstmas program plans and takes trlps of hlstonc or other appeal to pupxls and ably asststs 1n VQTIOUS beneflcral drrves throughout the year They are def1n1te and actlve contr1but1ng factors to the well b mg of each student The graduc ng class thanks these elementary p1lots of the1r early years for thexr frrendl 1 ss and helpfulness l 4 Miss Helen L. Hartz, B.A. -e' . -,S . . ' ' le . FACULTY OFF GUARD X Marks the Spot Engl sh Ccnference Les eleves de frnncaxs Faculty Sextette Between Quarters Look Out' I 5 Working Hard He!p'nq Out Counseling Department Parent Teacher Assoclahon Standmg Mrs DamelZ1eqler Mrs Kathryn Scholl Mr Harry Wennch Seated Mrs Nelson Hartranlt Mrs Harold Keller The Parent Teacher Asso atzon at Hatl eld was headed by Mrs Ne son S Hartranlt Presldent Mrs Dan1elK Ziegler f1XSl vrce presldent Mr Harry E Wenrrch second vxce presxdent Mrs Harold Keller se re ary and Mrs Kathryn Scholl t easu e Then la gest pro,ect lh1S year was to buy m cooperahcn w1th other commun ty orgamzat ons a new movre pro ector for use ln the school and a so for the henefrt of contrxbutmg organr ahons Ohe a comprshments mcluded buymg new d apes for the pnncrpals oiftce dcnatxons to the lo al Boy Scout troop student loan fund Youth Center and the school ltbrary They a so gave twenty hve dollars for Crnmencement prrzes They have held mon hly meet ngs wrtn an a m ci p omot ng ' etter unde stand ng and cooperation between parents and tea hers for the good of the students Cafeterua Staff These eftrcrent ladtes p epa e da y up to 8: pounds of meat 100 pounds of potatoes utxhze 25 la ge loaves ot bread and serve 200 p atte s Every day more than 500 students and teachers are se ved sovneth ng hot for lun h Mrs Stott who resxgned her posltxon rn March was su ceeded by Mrs S mmend nger The latte s p a e was hlled by Mrs Elmxra Henrung To thrs fvne kxt hen stai the c a s of l950 says a hea ty thank you for the rrany very del crous and nounshxng meals they have had 1n the Hathe d school ca eter a head Cook Mrs Ma :el Stott Ass slant Cook Mrs Nell e Srmmend nger andwl hes and Sa ads Mrs Lav na Cle'ne'x Cash e and Desserts M s V ctor a Knbe C G10 al As 1 C1 s cnd Dlshwa hers 'VI He en Benn r vlrs Pearl Schlosser l6 I I . 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V 9 ' I Custodians Mr Peter Schraut Mr Charles Frey Famxhar to everyone are the men who push the brooms empty waste baskets keep the frres gomg and perform numerous other tasks daxly about the school One of our yanxtors Pete Schraut has served rn thxs capaclty for twenty seven years The other one Drck Frey was new here last year A lamtress Mrs Mary Uhorczrk has also been added to thxs staff Her duty rs to keep the cafeterra clean The class of 1950 rs grateful to these people for therr efhcxency and courtesy Transportation Smce 1921 when the Hatfxeld Iomt Consolxdated School came into exlstence most of rts students have been transported rn Delp busses Pop Delp as he was fondly called was succeeded seven Llck make e gh! trlp to and from s hool conveymg about e1ght hundred chxldren For the safety courtesy loyalty and gene al fr endlmess that Delp servrce has always stood we are deeply apprecratlve Drrvers Mr DurrellDelp Mr Charles Ilhngworth Mr Claude Lrclr 17 years ago by his son, Mr. Durrell Delp. Daily Mr. Delp, Mr. Charles Illingworth, and Mr. Claude HEALTH STAFF Mrs Gladys Whrte HN Dr Albert Schatenacker M D Dr Edward Swartley D D S Health Department Although new th1s year Mrs Gladys Whrte R N school nurse was kept very bu y She assrs ed Dr Albert Schafenacker ln grvxng physlcal exammatlons gave an equal numb r o h anng tes s and arded Dr Swartley w1th the dental check ups Chrldren 1n the elcmentary grades were werghed each month hose 1n 1un1or and senxor h1g'1 s hool rn the spnng and fall All students had 1e1r herght recorded twr e A total of one hundred twen yhve xrays were grven Monthly the nurse treated about on hundred pupxls for scratches brurses stomachaches and other mrnor 1n1ur1es and also made s1x to exght home v1s1ts In add1t1on to all thrs nursle had charge oi three study halls Dunng the recent World War Mrs Whlte was assoclated wrth the Army Nurse Corps rn the Medxterranean area She rs subs 1 utrng for Mrss Catherlne Robertson R N who at present 1S on a leave ot absence 1n order to complete work on her cl gree at the Unlversrty of Pennsylvanra A great brg thank you to you Mrs XVh1 e from the graduatlng class I8 'rf 'Qi , , . . 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Mrs. Hazel Rubin Secretary Mrs Phylhs Alderfer Bookkeeper Secretaries Whenever one enters the offrce one IS sure to be greeted wrth a warm fnendly srrule The lady behmd th1s encouragrng countenance IS Mrs Hazel Rubm who has served the school rn the capac1ty of secretary for twenty four years Along wrth her regular secretanal work she da1ly performs mnumerable extras and 15 always ready to help students or teachers at any t1me 1n any and Black and for the Hatter New thrs year to the staff of Hatfleld Hlgh School was Mrs Phylhs Alderfer Her dutzes consrst of bookkeepmg assrstmg Mrs Rubrn and Mlss Shlrley Wh1tes1de the counselor and Mr Harry Wennch hxgh school pr1nc1pal She too IS pleasant and capable To both Mrs Hubm and Mrs Alderfer the class of 1950 say Thank you for the splendxd lob you re dorng We th1nk you are the tmest Olf1Ce force anyone rmght have I9 way possible. Mrs. Rubin also is the typist for the six issues of the Orange .SZAOZGLVJ Lrke that of the teacher the progress ol the student from 1900 to 1950 has also been marked From the exght grades of tousel headed scholars ln the red schoolhouse on the h11l educat1on has advanced to a complex ystern of large centrallzed school plants Teachers are more l1ke guxdes and advrsers Modern methods brxng the 1nd1v1dual to the foreground rnak1ng each pupll a more vrtal part of hrs class work vocattonal trarnlng all mdrcate a so called progres we procedure 1n an all around educanon whrch bears lxttle relatlon to that of the drller a dollar the ten o clock scholar era J s ' . . Group projects, panel discussions, committee C. . . QF Q2 I-A f l W1 . M -H I X f Y CLASS OFFICERS Presldent V1 e Presrdent Secretary Treasurer Bu mess Manager Assrstant Bu mess Manager Par 1arncn arran MOTTO The Hlgh FLOWER Wh1te Rose ARLO ANDERSON a er good vocotonal student neat P Y d esser ke ps a stra qht part IH hrs ban conqemal 'Vlxrustr ! Show 3 4 Futu e Far'n of A11 rcit 3 R port r 4 De'e:gate to FL ure Farm s o Amer C3 C::1ve1 O1 at Penn Sae 3 22 R.1sse11 Zlegler rxennetn Trauger Tr ayn Gotfshall Danlel Zlegler oseph Fo'care h Marjone Keck Wllbuf Roth r We R1 e the Broader the VISW COLORS Burgundy and Grey Lf. suaonnaqanuanssnsuvoapunanan wh- . .H . -7 ,' ........................ A Aan-.meansun-auannnnonnsaa-n 'Nr l sr F. 7 . - ., .... . r 1 ... 1. I I . ,. I . . 3, ' if .f Vfyy-Y Quiet . . . sense of humor . . , talented accozdion , Y . . Y Q : ' ' ' ' . . e ' , ' r ,ers . .e' 9 e : . at er E if . 1 i if. ., if . -- 1 -0: -:JR , .Fwy L - 1- , - wifi' '-Zi' 1 kzfft . '-' ' ' ' 5. HAZEI. BARNES Hazel A we ome add txon to our class for the semor year rrad auout Wrlla d hne actress candy sa es ady hkes to laugh p etty hatr cheerful Future Homemak rs of Amerrca 2 3 Vocatxonal N1g1t 2 Gym Show 2 Drxver Tra n ng 4 Hockey Z Basketsall 2 3 Iunxor Cemor Play 3 4 Chns mas Chorus 2 Ea ca aureate ani Commencement Chorr 2 Grrls Chorus 2 3 IOAN CLAYTON oa-1 A twlnkle ID her eyes quiet tlll you get to know her small xdeal Fren h student Anns partner dependable easy to get along wxth Chnstmas Chorus 2 4 Future Homemalcers ot Ame lca 4 Glrls Chorus 2 4 Ea ca'a.1reate and Cammen ement Choxr Z Vocatlonal Nlght 4 SHIRLEY DORN Dv 119 Fxvele ttwo eye or blue would be lost w trout Ian t baby face chronc note wrlte crazy aoout Menllol vocatronal stude C'1r1st'na Chorus 2 4 Future Homemakers of Amerrca 4 Bacca aurea e and Commen ement Choxr 2 G rs Cro us Z 4 Vocatronal N gh! 4 23 ff 'fi We IOSEPH FOLCRRELLI oe Good natured lrves nearest the school but last to get here seasonal heart trouble smooth dancer strarghtforward expert on glrls I hear ya talkxn Soccer 2 3 Captam 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Base- ball 2 3 4 Iumor Semor Play AssxstantBus1ness Manager 3 Busrness Manager 4 Class Presxdent 2 Cass Busxness Manager 4 Student Councxl V1cePres1dent 3 Treasurer 4 Future Farmers of Arnenca VrcePres1dent 3 Presxdent 4 Athletic Assocxatxon Presrdent 4 Mmstrel Show 3 4 Or cmge and Black 3 4 Chnstmas Chorus 2 3 4 Baccalaureate and Commencement Chorr 3 Fu ture Fanners of Amenca Penn State Conventxon 3 WILLIAM FORST Forstre Lrkeable theres a Mercury m hrs future loves to park ltrarlersl has three thmgs rn hrs hte coal women a S50 bet always smrlmg en oys Englxsh class does he' Fu ure Farmers of Amerrca 2 3 Vxce-President 4 Soccer 4 Basketball 3 Captam 4 Mmstrel Show 2 3 4 Chnstmas Choxr 3 Bowlmg Team 4 Fu ture Farmers of Amenca Delegate to Penn State 3 ARLAYNE GO'l'l'Sl'lAl.l. Arlayne Effrcxent secretary llkes boys from Souderton p eas ng personalrty wrllxng worker headed for busrness school perpetually on a dxet bowls when she has funds Hockey 2 Basketball 2 4 Softball 3 Cass Sec retary 2 3 4 Gym Show 2 4 Future Home makers of Amerxca 2 4 V1cePres1dent 3 Dele- gate to Future Homemakers of Amenca Conven ton 3 Vocatxonal Nrght 2 3 4 P ano Accompan 1 3 4 Chrrstmas Chou 2 3 4 Bac alaureate aud Cammen ement Chorr 2 3 Dnver Tramrng 4 Grrls C1orus 2 3 4 24 ROBERT HILLES Bob Polrte qutck wxtted Oh those Jokes' nature boy of French class drtves a 33 cream Plymouth plans to attend Temple unusual he clasps IumorSen1or Play 3 4 Chrxstmas Choxr 2 3 4 Baccalaureate and Commencement Choxr 3 Sale ty Patrol 2 3 Lxeutenant 4 Photography Club 3 Treasurer 4 Student Councxl 3 Class VxcePres1 dent 2 Home Room Presrdent 3 ANNIE HILPERT Alme Mamstay of the basketball team crazy over horses class artxst modest and shy tall and sweet wrxtes well backwards msxsts she doesn t blush Future Homemakers of Amertca 2 3 4 Voca tlonal Nxqht 2 3 4 Gym Show 2 Hockey 2 3 Basketball 2 3 4 Chnstmas Choxr 2 3 4 Bac calaureate and Commencement Chorr 2 3 Oranqe and Black 3 4 Hatter 4 AGNES HOLSONBACK Agnes Rebel at home on the dance floor sophrsttcated halls irom Alabamy lxkes to sing knows her actors and actresses dlstmctxve personalxty Cheerleader 3 25 E' i 8 PHD C s. x 211 Ivy? rfrtldtl 8 PAUL JENKINS Paul All round guy Monty Krrebel s nght hand man future state polrceman enjoys a good argument guardsman fnendly grm those love scenes m the play' Iun1orSemor Play 3 4 Oranqe and Black 4 Hatter 4 Safety Patrol 2 Washmgton delegate 3 Captam 4 Photo Club 3 VrcePres1dent 4 Dnver Trammg 2 Soccer 3 Basketball 2 IANET IORDON Ianet Has a sense of humor talkatrve loves convertxbles another Menlo tan lxkes to wnte letters grggler headed tor Bell Tele- phone cooperatwe Future Homemakers of Amenca 4 Dnver Tram mg 3 Hockey 4 Chnstmas Chou 2 3 4 Bac calaureate and Commencement Cholr 2 3 Sprmg Operetta 3 Vocatxonal Nlght 4 MARIORIE KECK Margre Pleasant capable manager pepsodent smrle I wonder li xt ll start Umonvxlle grr wxllmg helper has good taste rn clothes actxve rn the Home Ec Club Hockey 2 Assrstant Manager 3 Manager 4 Bas lfetball Assrstant Manager 3 Manager 4 Future Homemakers ol Amenca 2 Secretary 3 Presr dent 4 Delegate to Future Homemakers of Amer rca Conventxon 3 4 Gym Show 2 Vocatxonal Nxght 2 3 4 Iun1orSemor Play 4 Grrls Chorus 2 3 4 Chnstmas Chonr 2 3 4 Baccalaureate and Commencement Chou 2 3 Class Assxstant Busmess Manager 4 Drrver Trammg 3 26 ROBERT KENNEY Bob Well mannered quxet dnves a Cushman assocrate clerk at Snyders tototlasher good natured screwy laugh enyoys chem stry class hkes hshmg and huntlng Photography Club 2 3 Baccalaureate and Com mencement Chorr 2 3 Chrrstmas Chorr 2 3 4 Safety Patrol 2 ANN KERNS Ann Good sport never has tlme to change her dungarees Hatheld rooter ardent fan always happy class clown a farmer s daughter proud of her great uncle who drs covered ether calaureate and Commencement Chou 2 Fashlon Show 3 Future Homemakers of Amenca 4 Vo catxonal Nxght 4 ARLENE KOBEH Arlene Valedxctonan Mrs Rubms chxet assrstant grit of gab musxcally mclmed daugh ter oi the Mayor of Fortuna says she hates men headed for Houghton Grrls Chorus 2 3 4 Orange and Bla Ic 3 4 Gym Show 2 Baccalaureate and Commencement Chorr 2 3 Iumor Semor Play 4 Hatter 4 Plano Ac companxst 3 4 Chn tmas Chou 2 3 4 Girl's Chorus 2, 4: Christmas Choir 2, 4: Bac- 27 HARVEY MICHELS Harvey Redheaded burns up scooters ld laugh loves photography rubbxsh burner at Snyder s chief proyectromst thnlty supports the candidacy ol Norman Thomas Orange and Black Business Manager 3 4 Hatter Busmess Manager 4 Photography Club 3 4 IATHBYN MOYER Kathy Sweet dxspositxon never catches a yoke Oh that blush! grind me a pound lmits lake mad we hke that smile sh m a WUY Future Homemakers ol Amenca 2 3 4 Gym Show 2 Vocahonal Night 2 3 4 Iumor Senxor Play 4 Gxrls Chorus 2 3 4 Chnstmas Choxr 2 3 4 Baccalaureate and Commencement Chou 2 3 Dnver Trammg 3 Student Council 3 Cones pondmg Secretary 2 Recordmg Secretary 4 Ath letnc Assocxatxon Asststant Treasurer 4 JOHN ROKR Zombie Well lxked by everyone btggest feet nn the semor class Coach Bowers nemesxs larmer has a great bug broad gnn Future Farmers of Amenca 2 3 4 Soccer 4 Bas ketball Assxstant Manager 3 Manager 4 Base- ball Asststant Manager 3 Mxnstrel Show 3 4 I -.-.2 n .: ' : ,. 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' ' '...a . . : . :' .. 28 WILBUH BOTH Wrlbur Aflable cooperatlve ambulance dnver he d walk a mxle for a cxgarette explosrve laughter hkes to tlnker wlth cars actwe on any commxttee Future Farmers of Amenca 2 Mmstrel Show 2 Class Parllamentanan 3 4 Cass Busmess Man aqer 2 ARLENE SCHLOSSER Arlene Nrce appearan e fhrtatrous but her qrrl hxgh scorer tn basketball takes Fr days o everybody s he relatrve mterlocutor a frequent solcnst sparklmq eyes Future Home akers of Amenca 2 3 4 Vocatzonal N1ght2 3 4 M1nstre1Show4 S::ftbal12 3 Ho k ey 3 4 Basketball 2 3 Caplan 4 Baccalaureate and Commen e'nent Chorr Z 3 Ch xstmas Choxr ANTHONY SCHOETTLER To 'ry lntelhqent p n spotter walk ng dxctxonary takes a day off penodxcally to catch up on sleep Is that r1qht'9 wea s loud socks Bawlmg 4 Soc er 3 Photog apmy Club 3 4 C a s Treasurer 3 29 'Qzf' PATRICIA SMITH a Mrdget racmg tan hearty laugh always Carnes kleenex vxohmst lxkes sports chemrst full of mnschxel once acquamted wxth er ambltxous Oranqe and Black edttor Hockey 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Gym Show 2 Gxrls Chorus 2 3 4 Chnstmas Choxr 2 3 4 Baccalaureate and Commencement Chorr 2 3 Future Homemakers of Amenca 3 4 Oranqe and Black 3 Edxtor mCh1ef 4 Hatter Assistant Man ager 4 Stage Manager Vocatxonal Nxght 3 4 IAMES STOVER rm Full of fun short order cook at the Cottage Dmer owns a bucket of bolts knows a lot about everythxnq sleepy Gym Show 2 3 4 Future Farmers of Amenca 2 Cnnstmas Choxr 2 4 KENNETH TRAUGER Kenny Fnendly to everyone tamllxar with the road by R hr s soda yerk another jokester iutu e barber rabid A s booster trylng to get a 200 ave age 1n bowling Future Farmers of Amerlca 3 Treasurer 4 Ora zqe and B a k 3 4 Athlet c Assocxatron Vxce Presldent 4 Soccer 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Gym Show 2 3 4 Mmstrel Show 3 4 lun1orSen1or Play 3 Chrxstmas Choxr 3 4 Bowlmg Team 4 C'ass Vxce Presxdent 3 4 Dnver Tralnmg 3 Pt I. 30 MILDRED VETTER M :Hy Blues her favonte color neat dre ser employed at Freemans snappy cheerleader 11k s men jxtterbugs good thmgs come n small packages Chnstmas Chou' 2 3 4 Gxrls Chorus 3 4 Bac calaureate and Commencement Cholr 2 3 Cheer leader 3 4 Futu e Homemakers oi Amenca 2 3 4 Vocat1ona1Sh::w 2 3 4 Gy'n Show 2 DANIEL ZIEGLER Dan Outstandmg leader Phrllres ian good sense ol humor bound for Iumata mquxsx we a lot of fun at play practice tole ates women and homework Ha ter s Edxtor ln Ch ef Student Councnl 2 3 Presxdent 4 Chnstmas Choxr 3 Orange a1d Black 3 4 Hztter Ed1tormCh1eI 4 Baccalaureate and Commen ement Cholr 3 Vocatxonal Nlght 4 C'ass Busmess Manager 3 Treasurer 4 RUSSELL ZIEGLER Russ Determmed ln everything frequent vlsxtor to South Hatheld deeply concerned wxth a'l class affatrs pays the guxtar pans to be a musxc teacher Cass Treasurer 2 Presxdent 3 4 Soccer 2 C9 Captam 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Easeball 2 3 4 Gym Show 2 3 Iuuor Senor Plzy 3 4 Mmstrel Show 3 4 Future Fa mers oi Amenca 3 4 Chrlst ma C1011 2 3 4 Student Councxl 4 Baccalau reate and Commen enent Choxr 3 I' . . . 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' 2, 3. 4: Iunior-Senior Play 3. 4: Photography Club 1 - . l 31 X31 alia W 3010? feanl Apnl 20 21 22 are three days that w1ll lxve forever rn the rnemones of the Class of 1950 Thls rs the tune scheduled for the Washlngton tnp the event long planned for and antrcrpated Smce the Hatter will go to press before that date only an rtxnerary IS avallable 6371-XM 947AM 1200Noon 100PM 300PM SOOPM 800PM 9l5PM 745AM 830AM IOOOAM IOSOAM 1l00AM 1130AM 100PM ZOUPM 345PM SOUPM BOOAM SOOAM SSOAM 1l15AM l145AM IIDPM l30PM ZOOPM 400PM SOOPM 909PM THURSDAY APRIL 20 Leave Lansdale P Amve Baltunore Md where busses meet the group and proceed vxa Gov Rxtchxe Hxghway to the U S Naval Academy State Capxtol at Annapolis Md Luncheon at Carvel Hall Leave for Shnne ot Immaculate Conceptxon Leave for Cathedral of SS Peter and Paul Retum to hotel vna 16th Street passmq embassxes legatron and homes of promment people Dmner at Hotel Plaza Transfer to Congressronal Library Return to HoteL Breakfast at Hotel for Bureau of Prmtmg and Enqravmg and Washmqton Monument for Pan Amencan Buxldmg Leave Leave Leave Leave for Corcoran Art Gallery for White House for Hotel and lunch Hotel for F BI after tour rs made proceed to Arlmgton Cemetery for Mount Vemon Mt Vernon for Arrport to Hotel Evening free Leave Leave Leave Leave Return SATURDAY APRIL 22 Breakfast at Hotel Leave for Freer Art Gallery Leave Art Gallery for Old and New Natxonal Museums Leave for Lmcoln and Iefferson Memonals Return to Hotel Lunch Arrxve Supreme Court Proceed to U S Capxto' Leave for Natxonal Gallery of Art Leave Hotel for Unxon Statlon. Leave Washmgton D C Dmner rn dmmg car Arnve Lansdale Pa 3 'dk' , Q ' ' ' I 0 I . . , Q. FRIDAY. APRIL 21 2 Your Bid Easy Don It Making Music Warbler At the Fountain Posing I-fn Easier Orchid 33 Class of 50 Ends Three Year Journey It sounds hke a tr1p around the world wlth a stop at every port doesnt 1t'7 Well 1n a sense lt was yust that By way of hrstory language sclence math and other subjects the Class of 50 sa1led mto the past d1scussed the present pred1cted or at least thought about the future wlth the whole world as tts background Sports and social act1v1t1es provrded lots of merr1ment along the way and long to be remembered experrences oc curred The group left the Iumor Hrgh Termmal and soon w1th a kmd of en thuslastlc awe approached the1r f1rst stop Room 23 1n the year 1947 SENIOR HIGH GREET LIVELY IUNIORS Thrs year a peppy group of wxde eyed sophs hterally mvaded Mr Ch1l Cotes room Immed1ately they got th1ngs rollmg by electmg these offrcers presldent Ioe Folcarelh v1ce presl dent Bob Hrlles secretary Arlayne MOVIDQ r1ght along the class ordered r1ngs and planned thmgs r1ght and left hayndes partles slexgh ndes they never d1d get that s1x 1nches of snow for a slexgh nde though In fact very few of these numerous 1nsp1ra t1ons ever matenal1zed but planmng them surely was fun SOPHOMORES PRESENT T C QUIZ SHOW Remember how proud the sophs were of that a sembly program? It was one of the most successful of the year Of cour e there was the Soph Hop too and other actlvxtles such as selhng every day cards and pennants Everyone remembers those last hun dred pennants no one would accept them even as a g1ft How farthfully certam members of the class tned to awe away those superb beautxful de oranve wall hanglngs' All rn all by the t1me the class was promoted to luruorhood the ent1re school was aware of therr presence They were a11ve v1v1d up and domg In fact rumor has 1t that Mr Ch1lcote needed several months to recuperate ROOM TWENTY TWO AWAITS HAPPY TOURISTS After summer vacat1on the class of 50 returned 1n 1948 th1s t1me to the jumor room wrth Mr Gerald Knebel as advlser No less ambxtlous than the year before they aga1n started thmgs mov mg by holdmg a speclal meetlng to orgamze Russ Zlegler was elected presldent Ken Trauger vrce presxdent Arlayne Gottshall returned as secre- tary and Tony Schoettler assumed the treasurer s tasks One of the frrst endeavors tackled was gettmg nd of those left over pen nants wh1ch by thrs trme most of them feared would remaln a plague forever Agam the treasury had to be ennched Chnstmas cards seeds pennants and later rn the year Easter eggs and pennants were sold All work and no play makes lack a dull boy Aware of thrs proverb the class contlnued planmng roller skatmg partres 1ce skatmg partres slexgh ndes lwh1ch never happened largely be cause the ponds never froze and there was no snowl Before they knew xt May was fast approachmg Th1s meant the May Dance had to be arranged Wxth re newed vrgor the gears of the class hxfted mto actlon Set and determmed to do a bang up job on the dance rn order that the class of 1950 would make a mark rn the soclal whtrl at H H S not only v as a May Queen elected Mary Ann Glueck but al o a Kmg of the May Kenneth Kratz Wxh the May dan e over the Junlors set about plannmg and g1v1ng c farewell pary for the graduatmg I , . : . ' ' : . ' .: . - .- - I - i Gottshall: treasurer, Russ Ziegler. - . I . . . n I l I L I 4 ' 1 I ' I U I I s . . ' - . S . . . U . S I . ' I , . s 2 ' ' . X ' 34 c ass ct 49 Thrs took place at Schlos ser s bungalow near Tylersport Havlng exhausted all the days of the tumor year as well as the advtser the c ass tram moved on CLASS NEARS IOURNEYS END Sep ember 1949 was the begmnmg of the last lap of the three year tnp through senror hrgh school Mlss Bea I1 e lerges welcomed the group to Room 21 as sentor advlser 1'rom th very 1rst day she was kept busy wr11ng excuse cards for tardy puprls 'Ihe horrors of pennant sellmg be hlnd them they plunged mfo sentor ac 1v1t1 s once more elec mg cass ot 1cer Ru s Zlegler Ken Trauger and Ilrlayne Gottshall returned to the1r C4 rces of presldent vt e presrdent and Zlegler took over as treasurer Ioe Fo carellr and Margle Keck were elected bu mess manager and asslst ant bustness manager respectlvely Now the problem of 1ncreas1ng the treasury really loomed large The I1 st move to lh1S end was the maga Ame campargn whlch by the way was very successful tWhat lt the prrzes were so mlxed up some mem bers cf the class went nearly msane tratghtemng them out D Name cards were ordered recerved and drstrlbuted as usual m the mldst ol contu lon one thlng the class had become noted for by th1s tlme Members of the class were falthlully sellmg candy each day after school and proht from these sales furnlshed money for a welcom1ng party glven for the 1un1or class The next b1g event on the agenda was the New York tnp What a trrp' New York and the Unrted Natrons w1ll no doubt never be qutte the same Mr Kneb l stood up well however pre of hrs efforts 1n arrangmg the 1 lp and h1s tnals as an escort Havrng chosen the motto class colors and flower the group got to work gettmg ads for the Hatter For a whne 1t looked as rf they just couldnt get enough but w1th a more than gentle prodd1ng from Mr Laud en lager the goal was reached Oh yes they agarn old Chnstmas cards whlch by th1s tlme were be commg as monotonous as penncmts had been Perrsh he thought' T1me moved on and at long last the l.Vash1ng on tr1p became a reality Apnl 20 21 and 22 were spent at the Capr al Those were never to befor gotten da ys' Baccalaureate has come and gone The yearbook w1ll have been pub llshed and ln the hands of 1lS readers by now The c ass has reached the end ot IS Journey and has recelved th much coveted prxze the hrgh s hool dlploma Yes thx Journeys over The class has been deposr ed at the depot of gradua lon vu h the1r baggage of hrgh s hool learmnq and fun Gathered around them Thelr hlgh school days are gone forever but the memorres of the1r three year tnp w1ll not soon be forgotten Where to from here? On to the brgger adventures ot college ork adult l1v1ng and world c1t1zen shrp , , . L . . . . . 1 I 1 ' I . ' ' ' e , , in , S .1 . . . Y. . . .A . . ' I l I I ' 1 . , . , , e 1' ' ' . . . 3 l 1. . .9 I l. I I , Q' s. s ' - ' , . t . Y . . , , secretary respectively, and Dan ' Q ' ' t . , D - ' I I 'I ' ' . - S. . 1 I- ' ' ' D ' , L. . . Y ' . 1 ' , I ' I .l . . . . ' 2- ' , ' , ' c ' - . S ' ' - , 's ' ' . , , A . s' - ' ' . . J K Q l , 35 Junlors Throughout the term these future occupants of the semor room have taken an active part in class and school activities Easter eggs seen in halls and class rooms were a very profitable source of income for them Another product for the advancement of their class treasury was the sale of seeds which netted about forty dollars The social activities of the year included a going away party for Ioan Hunsberger who moved to Florida Another important event was a haynde By this class also a concert was given in assembly The quartette at this event consisted of Phyllis Hoffman Ruth Markley Lee Hicks and Robert Hart man Their lourney through eleventh grade ended with the sponsoring ot the annual May Dance on May 5 How l Mary Ann Gray Iay Knebel Helen Glueck Robert Hartman Ruth Markley Willard Det werler Barbara Godshall How 2 Iartet Crou hamel Richard Reube Debbie Derr Bill Horner Phyllis Hoffman Wilmer Cress man Shirley Royer Ioyce Schexblem Row 3 Raymond Fluck Shirley Shearer Kenneth Bishop Carolyn Miller Forrest Kerr Betty Kuhn Robert Delp Row 4 Shirley Kratz Conroy Anderson Barbara Mumbauer Lee Hicks Mr Gerald Knebel Alice Kinsey Beatrice Swisher Thomas Phrllxps Carol Ziegler Sophomores These peppy lads and lassies of Mr Thomas Chrlcote are very active in sports and extra curncular activities Our future champion varsity will come from this group and orange and black hats were sold Around Chnstmas time the class nngs arrived Satisfied'-' That isnt the word for it Students bought either the standard class ring or black onyx Delpy The Crystal Ball Gazer was featured in their fine assembly program The annual sophomore dance the big sophomore social event Fools Paradise took place on Saturday April 1 with the Skyliners as the music makers Row I Kermeh Landis Edward Hxlpert Ioe Marlin Charlotte Booz Henry Wack Lots Knebel Willard Kulp Lawrence Moore Ray Bergey Ronald Weyer Row 2 Mr Thomas Chxlcote Betty Kuder Donald Cressman Thelma Smith lim Delp Iudy Fryer Bill Stoneback Marilyn Fiheld Robert Rohr Anna Konyk Paul Constanzer Row 3 Ruth Brmker George Glueck Betty Carvolth Robert Kinsey Gail Cllver Roy Pluck Nancy Horner Raymond Dotts Dolores Landis Robert Kobe! Row 4 Ioy McArthur Edward Lutz Iean Scholl Raymond Dettra Lore ta Gehman Raymond Rob erts Eleanor High Lrnford Kratz Marne Kratz lm Swartz Row 5 Mr Calvin Potts Mane Curtis Donald Swartz Shirley Moyer Robert Hedrick Lulu Heyman Ronald Staulter lane Nyce Roy Price Ioan Ienkxns 36 I I I - Towards raising money for their senior Washington trip, every day cards S IUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS SOPHOMORE CL!'.SS OFFICERS President ...,.,.,.. Robert Hartman President ............ Henry Wack Vice President ......... lay Kriebel Vi :e President .......... Ioe Marlin Secretary ..........., Helen Glueck Secrelary ....,...... Charlotte Booz Treasurer ..,,........ Ruth Markley Treasurer ....,........ Lois Kriebel Adviser ......,. Mr. Gerald Kriebel Advisers ..,,.. Mr. Thomas Chilcote Mr. Calvin Potts 3-. NINTH GRADE OFFICERS Presidents ,........... Ianet Potts, Secretaries ............ Ioan Moyer, Connie Mack, Walter Moyer Beverly Roth, lack Clayton Vice Presidents .... Jeanette Vincent, Treasurers ......... Lorraine Leidy, Laura Ziegler, lohn Miller David Derr, Hanford Duke Advisers ......... Mrs. Elinor Bean, Mr. Earl MacPherson. Mr. Oswin Zuercher -E .- slr. 4, 1'q7s-sf .-M ., If V- . h u.. -, . vnu- .'3'. .3u.4 .... 1 1... ' - ..- L If EiCHTH GRADE OFFI ERS President Reid Fr z S cr ary Shirley Vine nt lvl ss Anna Angeriy Q V l ' I rv Nl ' .......,....... ' et' e eL .......... ' ' e Vice President .....,.... Gail Sloan Treasurer .......... Bruce Schaffer Q 'lviser ,..,,,. 'i A Ninth Grade Ninth grade split? By rooms, yes. But ambition is the watch word for these freshmen united in one group. This year found two new students in the class, Russell Gerhart formerly from Lansdale and Edna Sacks from Souderton. A new desk for Mr. Earl MacPherson improved the appearance of Room 5, really the art room. Mr. MacPherson's class conducted interesting home room programs including discussions on social characteristics and quizzes about famous men. As a unit the class participated in the successful junior high Hallowe en Dany and the annual junior high dance Mrs Bean s home room purchased a button holer for the cottage money for which was acquired from the sale of a radio won by that room through the annual magazine campaign The cottage students also conducted a survey to determine how many pupils eat breakfast It was concluded that boys eat larger breakfasts than girls although most of the latter really do have a morning meal Row I Robe t Bergey Beverly Ro h Icanette Vmc nt Dolores Hager Ioan Landis Laura Zieg er Lo s Wolf Ianet Potts Water Moye Iack Clayton Roland Moyer Iohn Miller Rolv 2 lV'r Earl MacPherson S eavart Pre z Gera d Watson Russell Gerhart Iames Schaffer Iames 'R 1 li Anna lVoyer Barbara Ve er Ioan Moyer Ianice Ruth Ruth Ders ein Row 3 Leon Constanzer Peggy Kriebel Arlene Rosenberger Lorraine Leidy Iane Moyer Fred Laws Arlme Landis David Derr George Koschorreck Hanford Duke Ioan Dietrich Betty Haines B :mche Cobb How 4 Mr Oslvin Zuercher Herbert Hicks Herschell Phillips Melvin Saylor Iohn Stiver Warren G e n va Lloy Hllgner Alfred Shanks Frank Iavorka Connie Mack Iohn Delp William Rhemer S mon Manson Richard Bishop Eighth Grade Sports play an active part in the school life of these progressive youngsters They have had class parties for both Chr stmas and St Valentine s D y For a trip by the class in April dues were collected monthly During home room programs they discussed the lives of impor ant men and of useful ho Jbies Murder in tI'e K tchen was the tit e of their assembly play This class parti ipated very en hue astically in the yur or high Inallowe en party and the lunior high dance Carol Myers and Arlene Gerhart from Kulpsville and Lansdale respec tively were the new students who came to Hatfield at the beginning of the term Row 1 Ar hur Walter Donald Swartley Richtx d Krs li D3 a 1 chv arz Rudy Gallo Rapi Clayton Iames Landis Row 2 Iamce Pric Iariet Ruth lean Boye Robert Landis Re 1 Pre z Ioan Daly Wa do He bner Ga l Serve How Gail Sloan Ca ol Myer F 'J e c evnan Arlene Gerhart W 1 iam Reube Willard De p How Virginia Smi h Shir ey Snydcr A le ie Moore Sh rl y Kra z Shi ey Gerh rt How Ioan Lancas er Peggy Philp Ioan Schlos er Marlorie Rohr Esther Br nk r lane You a Row Bruce Schaffer Ftoyden Nyce June Haine Ieanette Weyer Barbara I-Iensler Donald W k How R chard Swartz Maureen Kramer Shirley Vincent Ia e Yong M ss Anna Ang 3 Z :Cha g R Chard Cethctrt 39 I I I x - ' v . ' - I 'l . L ir, . A , ll , , . , f . ' i . ' ' ' n . 1 ' A g N . ' - ..- . .n. . -. . . . r . , . .. . . . .. l During the year the total of forty-five students has remained unchani ed. ' - ' - 1 Q., 1 ' S .f e , . , ' 1 : ' ' e, . . :, . ' , i t , . , I e . , 3: ' . r s,':1eCl. ., . , ll' , I. 4: ' 't.'1 . . , ie :, 'f' f. 5: t , '13 s, . , 2 , ' ' , L e . . 3' 1. ' 6: . , . ' s, . , . . , U: . ' 7: 1 . , . , ' '. . , .1 ' , I . . . 'rl ', Sona Seventh and Eighth Grade Although part ot thts home room 1S a new student body tn tumor htgh tt IS a very actrve group Gurclance studtes have played an rmportant part rn home room programs Part ot the devotrons are carrred on by the students To take charge of vanous school tuncttons wrthm the class commtttees have been formed Therr hrst assembly was produced wtth the presentatron ot a play Rehearsal Sports and dancmq hold a promtnent place rn thetr soctal hte also Rouv I lack Huck How 2 Ruth Horner loan Flack Margaret Armttage Dolores Krupp Peggy Anders Carl Keck How 3 Clara Hatnes Phyllrs Frankentteld Lucy Clemens Nancy Mascara Conme Buch Sandra Lewrs Shtrley Hartman Ianthta Cook Row 4 Charles Berkey Iames Krtebel Nancy Armttage Gladys Delp Ioseph Kernan Alfred Kober Robert Gottshall Samuel Loettler Row 5 Hazel Moore Shtrley Brand lohn Iavorka Walton Hackman Geraldrne Cassel Geraldrne Freed Grace Kober Shtrley Godshall Raw 6 Robert Btshop Nolan Mtchener Rosemary Landts Ianet Bergey Annette Royer Lots Kuhn lacquelme Mxchener Amta Hupp Row 7 Nancy Keller Eleanor Bucct Erne t Bettler Paul C ugston Lorrarne Leatherman Dons Kratz Ceorqe Nyers Charles Fretz Seventh Grade When thrs class came back to school thrs term a new world opened tor them I-hgh school' New and comphcated but not tor long as Mrs Mabel Beeman s Cherubs buckled down The home room was an acttve place dunng thetr meettngs They d1s cussed tnps taken by rndtvtduals dunng thetr vacatlon self conscrousness and how to overcome tt teen age problems freedom tts va ues and sportsmanshtp and other toprcs A puppet show by Robert Sellers assrsted by Ralph Goodlson and Ronald Brvtghouse also was QIVGH Funds were ratsed through class dues to go on a tnp to the Phrladelphta Zoo Teamwork ts evtdent as the group partrcrpated very well rn the tumor htgh Hallowe en party and the tumor hrgh dance Sports are also one ot the ttrsts wtth thts class Thetr school year was cltmaxed wrth an assembly program tn whtch a puppet show and mustcal selecttons were presented Front Row to Rear Dorothy Krupp Patsy DeCarme Robert Sellers Ronald Landts Gerald Moyer Robert Mtller Shtrley Constanzer Peggy Clayton lane Daly Mrs Mabel Beeman Glorta Sauder Nancy Armttage lohrt Schwartz Davtd K ebel Patsy Trtol Russell Snyder Carlos Bevans Ralph Schwartz Iohn Mtlle Mary Mttchell Shu ev Gehman Carl Heebner Betty Todorow Fatth Lck Ferry Kramer Rtchard Stover Iames Ruth Walter Kane Ronald Btvtqhouse Nancy Eckert Charles Ott Htram Loux Wesley Avery Ianet Maurer Loretta Ft'reld Rebecca Haberle lo Ann Menq lon Marx Davtd Nate C ewnrt Swett Clenn Clau sea Ioan Swartz Iames Raber Ralph Kern Ralph Q oodt on 40 . - I t ., H ' : ' s. I . . 3 . . , . . - . . . , . , . 1 t I -'- - I - r t . , . . . , . , .rf ' . , 1 S. ., .1 , N I , T SEVENTH AND EIGHTH SEVENTH GRADE OFFICERS GRADE OFFICERS Pres1dent lack H1CkS Vlce Presldent Lucy Clemens I' easurer Florence Armltage Parhamentarlan Amta Hupp AdV1S9I Mrs Dorothy Kratz Pres1dent Robert Sell rs VICE Pres1dent Ronald Landls Treasurer Glorla Souder Parhamentarlan Nancy Arrmtage Adv1ser Mrs Mab lBeeman Secretary . U ' t ' 'Margaret Armitage Secretary ........... Ianet Schenck 41 Professors Bob Cheerleader Banque! Kenny ond His Doll Homeward Bound Bus Drivers Alumni Oiiicers Wuhzinq On the Sidelines Clowninq Study Hall Chow Lxne Check ng Instrucuons Pals On the Phone Mr Sears and Roebuck Refreshmen s 43 5 x lv .Q ' 'A z '7 ,- si yn w . glrfr-aa ln the schools of the early part of the century there were few extras 1n the educat1onal program Spell 1ng bees llterary ocretles s1ng1ng and debates were the only aevratlon from the regular routxne of school Work Now extra currlcular aCt1v1t1es play a large part tn the development of a well rounded educatlon Many of today s extras are closely correlated wrth the regular courses and not only supplement the sub,ect but teach students self government and d1s c1pl1ne ln fact partlclpa lon rn one or more of the e ts now consrdered almost tmperatrve rn helprng the stud nts to become better and happ1er cttlzens H H - . . C . . . 1 - 1 1 If ff - . , L S 3 A . sp' Sea ed Charlotte Booz Russell Zxegler Ioe Fo'carell1 Helen Glueck Dan Ztegler Kathryn Moyer Robert Hartman Lee Htcks Ianet Potts Lucy Clemens Robert Sellers S andmg Robert Sellers He-try Wack Mrss Sh rley Wh testde advrser Wnlxam Stoneback lack Hxcks Iay Knebel STUDE T COUNCIL Presrdent Danrel Zteg er Vtce Presxdent Robert Hartman Re o dmg Se retary Kathryn Moyer Treasurer Ioseph Folcarellt Fa ulty Advrser Mrss Shxr ey Whntesxde Thxs year agam saw an act1ve Student Counc1l at Hatheld Hlgh Dunng the hrst week of school the var1ous classes and home rooms elected therr representanves to 1o1n the presxdent and vtce pres1dent who had been elected the prevmous spnng 1n the hrst meetmq on September 16 ln the cottage As 1n the past few years the Counctl agam sponsored Amencan Educa tlon Week and encouraged parents to v1s1t the school and observe classes dunng the pertod of November 6 to 12 There was a tea for parents and teachers on Thursday November 10 Thrs was attended by about nmety persons Cuplds Capers a Va1ent1ne Day dance was successful agam thts year Counctl also mamtamed the Honor Roll changlng the method ol deter m1n1ng who should be on 1t and also sendmg letters of commendatton to the parents of students atta1n1ng honors Among the many other actxv1t1es of the Councll th1s year were the Athletlc ASSOClGllOH drlve Student Government Day a lost and found department sellmg orange and black H p1ns checkmg coats at evemng events and attendance of conferences of the Tr1 County Student Counctl Asso 1at1on of whlch Hatfreld IS a member 46 i V ' ' : . . . ' 1 I ' . ' : ' . Ii . ' . . , Carrespznding Secretary ..,,.... . ...,..........,.....,....,... Helen Glueck . . . , . . , . ' - I Q . 1 U . I U . . . 1 . . .. , ' . , . - ,. .. . . . , Vo n ' :' ' , s.4 Pat and Dan Interviewing Delegates ln the Council Chamber Seniors Vlslt United Nations A group ot some thrrty students ot the semor Problems of Democracy class and the Student Counc1l gathered together w1th Mr Gerald Knebel cmd Mr Harry Wenr1ch on the ch11ly mornmg oi October 17 at 5 30 A M at the Hattleld trolley stat1on tor the tr1p to the Unxted Natlons headquarters at Lake Success New York Seven o clock found them breaktastmg at the Tops D1ner From there they contxnued therr bus tr1p across the Pulaskr Skyway through the Lmcoln Tunnel and Manhattan across the Tn Borough Bndge through Queens reachmg the1r destmatlon at ten thrrty A M Mr Gerald H Kr1ebe1 who arranged the tr1p promptly d1v1ded the students m o tour sectlons so that each m1ght observe a dltferent commlttee sess1on In these comm1ttees many xmportant people were seen Also of mterest were the earphones by whxch the proceedlngs could be heard rn Enghsh Span1sh French Russxan and Chlnese srrnply by turnlng a dxal At noon after the commtttee meetmgs had adlourned the boys and glrls had lunch 1D the Un1ted Nattons cafetena where the delegates ate Everyone was xmpressed w1th the apples that had been sent for d1str1but1on among delegates and v1s1tors by the state of Washlngton After lunch came a tour of the Securxty Counc1l chamber and an explana lon of the workmgs ot the Counc1l At two oclock the gang boarded the bus for the tr1p home On the way they stopped at LaGuard1a Auport where they saw glant a1 1ners takmg oti and al o landmg Mr Durrell Delp the bus dnver was abl to arrange a tour o 1n pectlon ot a T W A Constellatlon Thxs was enjoyed by everyone Then came the tr1p home through New York by way of Fxtth Avenue and Broadway back through the Lmcoln Tunnel the Skyway a stop at Tops for dmner and a hnal dash home A trred but satmshed bunch ot k1ds reached I-latheld at n1ne th1rty ln the evenmg 47 . v Q '- - .. 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A S - - 1 1 9 Q . . . . . 1 'S . . . . , 1 1 1 Seventeenth Summer Angre Margaret Lorrame Kztty Mrs Morrow Mr Morrow ack r Martm ane Tony Margle Drrectors Busmess Managers Pubhcrty THE CAST Betty Kuhn Hazel Barnes Debb1e Derr Mar1e Curtrs Kathryn Moyer Dan Zregler Paul Ienkms Robert Hllles Wxllard Detweller Arlene Kober Russell Zregler Barbara Godshall Margone Keck THE STAFF Mxss Anna Angeny Mrs Ehnor Bean Phylhs Hoffman loe Folcarellx Anme Hrlpert Stage and Property Managers lay Knebel Wlllard Detweller Ruth Markley Ioan Hunsberger Prompter Ioan Hunsberger Scenery Mr Edward Tylden Mr Calvln Potts Musrc B111 Stoneback Alfred Rrchter Charles Saylor Ushers Helen Glueck IanetCrouthame1 Pat Smrth Alrce K1nsey Ianet Iordon Sh1r1ey Dorn Beatnce Swrsher Arlene Schlosser and Anme Hrlpert Seffd Mane Curtis Betty Kuhn Dame' Zxeqler Kathryn Moyer Hazel Barnes S'andmq Iaan Hunsbe ger Wtllard Detwe1'er Debbxe De I Paul Ienk ns .Arlene Kober Russell Z.eg'er Ruth Marltey Robert Hrlles Marporxe Keck lay Knebel Barbara C' dshatl 48 I .... , .......... ........................ 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I Q. h j, 3.1, h rs f' f Z w , - 'Q 4, l t .' 5 1 ' .5 'Q Q 4 . is 5 ' r 2 Q , Sea ed Mane Curtrs Kathryn Moyer S andmq Betty Kuhn Damel Zxegler Hazel Barnes Debbte Derr .lumor Senior Play As usual the yuruors and senlors presented another hne play th1s year Seven teenth Summer a three-act comedy by Daly has 1ts settmg m the Mlddle West after h1gh school graduauon Ang1e fBetty Kuhnl has graduated and IS Wdlllng lor fall and the b gmnmg of college Ang1e s father and mother Mr and Mrs Morrow tDan Zlegler and Ka hryn Moyerl help her 1n t1me of despalr She also has three srsters Mar garet tHazel Barnesl who IS engaged to Art lBob Hlllesb Lorrame lDebb1e Derrl who tned to land Mart1n tW1l1ard De wexlerl but mrsses and K1tty fMar1e Curtzsl a mlschrevous l1ttle g1rl In the meant1me Angle meets her pnnce charmmg lack Duluth lPau1 Ienkmsl lane CArlene Koberl and Tony iRu s Zleglerl a1ded by Margte CBarbara Godshalll KMGIQIB reckl and Frtz Uay Knebell try to break up the romance that follows Wrth some success they accomp 15h therr ask through false statements When Angle and lack imally hnd out the truth they put ane Margle and the1r boy fn nds 1n thelr place After Ang1e and lack make up Angle leaves for college the same day As a relax1ng chrnax to all the hard work of producxng a play the dlrectors and cast had a banquet at the Lexmgton D1n1ng Room 49 f o o u 1 - ' 1 1 . . . . 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Sea ed Arlene Kober Dan Zreqler Anme Htlpert Mrs Mabel Beeman advxser S a zdmq Ioseph Folcarellx Harvey Mtchels Pat Smlth Paul Ienkms The Hatter Edt or rn Ch el Damel Zregler As ocxa e E uto Arlene Kober Paul Ienkrns Annie Hllpert Ioseph Folcarellr Art Edt or Annre Hxlpert Harvey Mrchels Patrrcra Smrth .nap hm Mr Harry Wenrxch Harvey Mxchels Facu y Adu Edltorxal Nrs Mabel Beeman Bus ness Mr E B Laudenslager It IS lrkely that the present Hatter staff has experlenced the same throes of vearoook makmg as prevlous ones have aone-group meeungs rndxvxdual ccn erences busmess headaches pho ographxc problems and layout puzzles Then too there IS that mad scramble after ttme as though some trme there mrght be no trme Ru lt scram 0 laughter le re WCHA' Cl such thmgs are yearbook made Each succeedmg one bears a marked resemblan e to the one precedmq and yer each has xndrvldual driferences a separate personallry just as the class that rs responslble for 1ts creatlon has Thls the tlrst edmon of the lust b ol-. ol the class ot 1950 the staff rs proud to pubhsh For a number of years The Hatter has been glven hrst or second pla e by the Vennsvlvanra School Press Assoc1at1on and more recently second by the Columbxa Press Assocxauon .JO , D . . . . 5 'R , . , Bus'nessr6:1.aqers....,......,. , I' - '- ' ' , .1 , ....................................... . . .L .... , 1. . L , v - . A A I 5 ' x ' 1 , .. , . . , 1 Q -'-1 I' v -r ' - - ,.. 4. ,. , bun .:, . '7 . F . . . .. I L . . , . ., . , - , R 1 . . , .. , . . . . F R c . A . . . .. . C Orange and Black E lito:-in Chef ,.,.... ......... ,,....... . ,.... . . ,.,............ P atricia Smith Assislant Editor ..,...........,,,.. , ,...........,...........,,. Shirley Kratz Adviser ........................,.,,................,... Mrs. Mabel Beeman Each succeeding year finds the school paper moving ahead. This year the page edi.ors worked more independently than formerly, which made it possible to paste the galley and complete the dummy with greater speed, Regular bi- :fee ly mee.ings of the entire staff and individual conference with editor and adviser also added to the efficiency of the staff. Also improved this term were headlines and general layout. More variety of type gave a more pleasing appearance The Orange and Black was financed by the usual adverti em n s and subscriptions the sale of candy canes at Christmas name cards to the seniors and an annual Sadie Hawkins Day dance Some of the s aff members attended the school press conferen e at Drexel The pubi ation of the last issue as usual was left to the green staff of juniors and sophomores as a preparatory training for their publication of the paper next year Second honors were awarded to this publication by the Pennsylvania and b y the Columbia School Press Association last year Seated He en Glue k Betty Kuhn Arlene iober Pat Smith Shirley Kratz Annie Hilpert Lee Hicks Shirley Sh arer Sandmq Phyllis Hoffman Paul Ienk ns Dan Ziegler Mrs Mabel Beeman adviser Ioe Folcarelh Ioan Hunsbe ger Lula Heyman Barbara Godshall Willard Detwezler Harvey Mrchels Ruth Markley Kenneth Trauger 5 ' 'c' 3 ' 1 1 t A I' . .., . ,.A . . ro , , w . . . l w . 1 . I -q . . . . , ' e . . ' . - 1 - . . . , , . , , Future Homemakers of Amerlca Presrdent Maryone Keck V1cePres1dent Ruth Markley Secretary Helen Glueck Treasurer Lots Krrebel Faculty Advtser Mrs Elmor Bean The Future Homemakers of Amenca Club one ot the largest IH thrs school started the year w1th many vaned act1v1t1es The semor club entered d1fferent contests such as Better Brushes Radro Scrlpt Kltchen Planmng Watt1s Plan and the Halloween Float whtch featured Peter Peter Pumpkm Eater Luncheons and banquets were served to the Amerlcan Kennel Club and to the Hatfmeld Chamber of Commerce Other projects mncluded the World Chnstmas Fest1val and the Needlework Gulld To the latter the grrls contr1buted nrnety s1x artrcles of clothmg through the Hatheld Chapter of thts respecttve organlzatxon. The Future Homemakers of Amenca w1th the cooperatmon of the Future Farmers or Amen a sponsored a successful dance Starhght Rendezvous December 10 They also presented part of the vocatronal nrght program The State Farm Show was also attended by both clubs How 1 Ruth Brrnker Deborah Derr Phyllrs Hotlman Beatnce Swxsher Mildred Vetter Shxrley Shearer Dolores Hager Ieanette Vmcent Marte Curtts Flow 2 Anna Konyk Eleanor Hlgh Charlotte Booz Lots Krtebel Helen Glueck Mcrrjone Keck Ruth Mark ey Ioan Hunsberger Mrs Elmor Bean crdvrser Ioan Landxs Row 3 Thelma Smtth Shrrley Royer Ioy McArthur Ianet Potts lane Moyer Kathryn Moyer Ioan D e r ch Peggy Krrebel Shxrley Moyer Barbara Godshall How 4 Arlayne Gottshall Ga1lCl1ver Anme Hrlpert Ianet Iordan Lula Heyman Betty Kuder lean S holl Ruth Horn r Ianet Croutha'nel Lorrame Lexdy Arlene Rosenberger Ianrce Ruth Alxce Kmsey Ioan Moyer How 5 Betty Carvolth Shxrley Dorn Ioan Clayton Delores Landrs Iudy Fryer Ioan Ienkms Loretta Cehman Marrlyn Frheld lane Nyce Beverly Roth Anna Moyer Mane Kratz VX 32 . Club Mother ..44......,..,......,......................, Mrs. George Glueck f . ' ' , I I. ' . ,. . , f - . . H . H .. ' - C , , OI1 '- 113.33 JUNIOR FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Betty Todorow Shrrley Constanzer Pats Trlol Hazel Moore Fa th Lxck Lo etta Frtxeld Nancy Mascaro Ianet Maurer Dorothy Krupp Mrss Alxce Huston Ianth a Cook .lunlor Homemakers Presldewt ISHS! MUUYGY Secretary Treasurer Loretta Fr xeld Und r the supervrslon of Mlss Ahce Huston supervlsor of home economics the Iumor Future Homemakers of Amerlca enjoyed several lnformal events ln cludmg a Halloween party at one of the members house Annette Boyer hostess supphed the games and refreshments The Chrrstmas party took place at school 1n the cottage a tn hrch t1me gli s were exchanged refreshments served and games played At th Fas er party eggs were dyed and an egg hunt was started Every o her Thursday durlng actlvlty perlod there were projects such as malflng dolls from rag yarn The Red Cross benetlted from these The purpose of the Iunror Future Homemakers of Amerrca IS to prepare as mu h as posslble for the txme when they w1ll be the present homemakers of Pmerrca 53 ' W ' Q ' , r Vice-President ...................., ,. ..,,..,......,.,.,..... Betty Todorow Q . . . . . . .. , . , . . . K V . . . . ., , . O I ' ' Q . . . . . C . . . Seated Donald Strver Iohn Rohr Ioe Folcarellr Wxlllam Forst Kenneth Trauger Row I CSandmgJ Mr Calvxn Potts advrser Russell Zreqler Lawrence Moore Hanford Duke Henry Wack Iohn Delp Paul Constanzer Iames Delp Ioe Marlin Kenneth Landts Arlo Anderson Row 2 Robert Delp Ronald Stautter Kenneth B shop Forrest Kerr Robert Rohr Ray Dettra Charles Dtetrtch Edward Htlpert How 3 Edward Lutz Davxd Derr Gerald Watson Wxlmer Cressman Lmiord Kratz George Glueck. Ray Berqey Ronald Weyer Future Farmers of America P estdent Ioseph Folcarelh Vtce Pre xdent Wxllxam Forst Treasurer Kenneth Trauger Secretary Donald Stxver Reporter Arlo Anderson Wa ch Dog Iohn Rohr Forty two students from nmth tenth eleventh and twelfth grades compnse the local organtzatton ot the Future Farmers of Amertca Meetmgs are held the hrst Monday of every month and every other Thursday dunng actrvlty pertod The vocatxonal members of the club made var1ous tnps to Hatheld and nerghbonng farms for the purpose of prumng grapevrnes and apple trees A total of htty f1Ve dollars was recemved 1n pr1ze money from the float whtch was entered 1n the Hattreld Hatboro and Quakertown Halloween parades The annual socral tor the Future Homemakers was held at Oak Grove IH February Trxps were taken to the State Farm Show at Harr1sburg m Ianuary and to Penn State rn Iune The mmstrel whlch was presented on March 23 and 25 as a part of the Vocat1ona1 Nxght program h1gh11ghted the year s work 54 - 1 1 1 1 - - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - . , , . , 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 . o A ' 1 1 1 . . 1 , . 1 - 1 . . . . 1 Sea ed 'Vlarre Curtr Ioyce Scherblexn Ronald Staulier Paul Ienkms Robert Kenney Ioan Huns berger Shrrley K atz Wularcl Detweller Mary Arm Gray Sandmg Rrchard Reube Robert Bergey Wrlltam Hrlgner Roy Prrce Roy Pluck Rxchard Mack Wrllram Homer Harvey Mrchels Robert Hrlles Betty Kuhn Ray Bergey Ioan Ienkms Oswrn Luercher advrser Foto Flashers Presrdent Wrllard Detwerler VxcePres1dent Paul Ienkms Treasurer Robert Hrlles The funct1on of the Falcon Foto Flashers 1S to create and develop opportumtres for those rnterested 1n photography Members are able e1ther to develop therr own or have fllms developed or prmted tree of charge The dark room 1n the cottage was completed and used by the club th1s year Besrdes the usual busmess meetmgs 1nstruct1ve pro grams were presented The chem1,try of photography use of equrpment shdes and other camera categor1es were dlscussed A new contact pr1nter was purchased for the sum of twenty dollars Other supplres such as photographrc paper and a deve1op1ng tank also were bought The second annual photo contest w1l1 be conducted agam th1s year by the club Ind1v1dual awards w1ll be presented to the w1nners of each of the follow mg classes character study mdustry landscape flash or flood and m1SCel laneous 55 , n , .. . , . . - . . L br 1 1 a 1 - Secretary ............ . .... ....... ......... . ................ , . .Shirley Kratz 1 , . . , - ' R I V I CORK OPERA END MEN Rlngworm ................... Russell Ziegler Honeydipper ................. Ioe Folcarelli Toadstool ,................... Donald Stlver Tarheel ......,.,.............. Tom Philllps lVlounta'n Dew ............,..... Ioe Marlin Stinkweed ...,................ Ken Trauger Azcompanist ........ .....,... A rlene Kober Director ...........,... . . .. Mr. Calvin Potts The fourteenth annual Minstrel Show, under the direction of the capable Mr. Calvin Potts, highlighted the Future Farmers 1950 program. The opening song of the show was There s Something About a Minstrel Show Besides the barrage of humor which the endmen always present they also sang solos Mr Honeydipper sang Well Build a Bungalow Mr Toad s ool added a 11 tle humor with ld Baked a Cake Mr Stinkweed soloed w1.h Oh You Beautiful Doll followed by a quartette composed of Honey dipper Strnkweed Tarheel and Rmgworm singing Enjoy Yourself M Tarheel rendered a solo with Five Foot Two Arlene Schlosser the inter lo utor croon'-fd You Were Only Fooling The quartette then sang Chat tanoogie Shoe Shine Boy with 11 tle Sandra Cook doing a tap dance Every where you Go was the musical which endman Mr Mountain Dew sang M Ringworm concluded the solos with Lucky Ol Sun The traditional Good B ye Now c'osed the program Flow I Kerxneh Trnug r Tom Pullra be Fo carelli Sandra Cook Arle e Schlo ser Russell Zieg er Do'i:xd St er la No in Row 2 Arlene Kober Ray Berg y Ronald Weyer Arlo Ande son Henry Wack Gerad Wa ow Pau' Ders'em Georg G .1 CK L11 ord Kraz Lawrenc Moore Allred Shanks Connie Mack M CU'Vl'l Potts Row 3 Kenneth B hop William Forst Iohn Rohr Richard Mack Ronald Staulfer Hanford Dx.k Pau' Constanze Pobert De p Kewne h Landis Edward Hllpert Iames De p 56 H , .. - . - 1. , - H . . , , . 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'.1 fil SEE l LlSK ID Box DI PUPHES Row l Iudy Fryer Anna Konyk Ianrce Ruth Ioan Landxs Charlotte Booz Lulu Heyman Thelma Smxth Betty Kuder Phyllxs Hoffman Shxrley Royer Ianet Crouthamel Mxldred Vetter Dolores La'1d1s Row 2 Arlayne Gottshall Ruth Bnnker Loretta Gehman Ieanette Vmcent Delores Hager Ioar Ienkns Mxldred Hackman Ruth Markley Lots Knebel Helen Glueck Eleanor Hrgh Robert Hartman Row 3 Donald Cressman Mane Curtls Dan1e1Z1egler Ioan Moyer Ianet Potts Ann Moyer Betty Carvolth Marlone Keck Peggy Knebel Beverly Roth Row 4 Shrrley Moyer Barbara Godshall Ioy McArthur Ioan Dxetnch lane Moyer Lorrame Lexdy Arlene Rosenberger Anme Hxlpert Patrrc a Smith THE MUSIC BOX Dxrector Mrs Elmor Bean Pranxst Arlayne Gottshall The glrls contrrbutron to Vocatlonal Nlght was varled and colorful The songs and costumes of th 1920 s recalled to the audxence many pleasant tlmes of thexr more youthful days Settmg A drug store lunch counter Tlme The Roarmg Twentles Opemng Chorus Entxre Cast Hello Ma Baby Le s Harmonxze Its a Grand Nrght fo Smgmg Toot Toot Tootsie Arlene Schlosser Dan Zxegler Mu rc Mu IC Mus c Helen Glueck Shxrley Royer Marlorxe Keck Lulu Heymarx Im Takmg M1 s Mary t the Ball Ruth Markley Robert Hartman Candy and C:rk Phyll s Hoffman V 1 Ioh 'lson Rag Barbara Godshall Shxrley Moyer Mlldred Vetter Ianet Crouthamel X Mr Sears and Roebuck Lors Knebel Charlotte Boo I Mlqht be Your Once 1n a Whrle Ronald and Ioan Landxs Deane Ian ce Ruth Fmale Entrre Ca t S le th a t of Sxgmx Ch 7 ll See You Aqa n A Dreamers Holrday Drd You Ever See a Dream alk1ng7 wood N ght Sweetheart 57 '57 I. ' .........,.................,..,.......................,... ' u 1 4 . r . - n ll. ' ..............,...................... .. , ' Ill. :A , 5' , l ,............. ....................,.. , ' . IV. ' ' 's o ' ........................ , . V. lt's Tragic ...................,...,....,................... Thelma Smith, Betty Kuder VI. . e .........., ,......,..... ............................ i . l'. 1 ....................................... , ' , 'IEI. . ..,.....,,..,.........,.,....,...... ' ' , 1 IX. ' ' '. ....,..................,.. . . . . ' X. ' ..............,...............,....,....,....................,.. . i XI. 'r .,................................................................. ' s n - A W . A11 --4 Sensor Songsfers Row I Ioyce Scherblem Helen Glueck Barbara Goclshall Betty Kuder Ruh Markley Arlene Schlosser Shrrley Kratz Ioan Hunsberger Marlorre Keck Patrxca Smxth How 2 Ianet Crou hamel Shrey Rove Ioan Clayton Ann Kems Shxrley Dorn lanet Iordon Shxrley Shearer Ann e H1 pert Alrce Knsey Phy 1 s Hoffman Carol Zxegler '?1w 3 Ruth Bunker Marrlyn Fxileld Iudy Fryer Marre Curtis Char o te Booz Betty Carvolth Erma 'lo h lane Nyce The 'na Smrth ROW 4 Carl Clrver Mrldred Hackman Eleanor Hrgh Loretta Gehman Nancy Horner Russell pow 5 loan Iencns Lua Heyman lay McArthur George Glueck Heny Wa k Pay Bergey Delore Landrs How 6 Robert Hrlles los ph Folcarellx Dan Zregler Lee Hrcks Robert Hartman Robert Kmsey Drrec Mrs Dorothy Kratz The senror chorus seventy members strong under the drrectron of Mrs Doro hy ratz agaln con rlbuted ns b1t to the Chrtstmas program rn the form of the tradrtronal cancllehght processronal and recesstonal along wrth the rend1 ron of several txmely selectrons The group also paructpated rn assembly programs E . W . O : ' 1 , 1 I r, . , r , ' , . , 1 . , . , l . , . Ziegler, Kenne h Trauge., Barbara Mumbauer, Carolyn Miller, Bette Marx. . I ' ' . . 5 ' . ' ior. ....,.., ,, ........ ,. , , . 1 AC I . 1 . . . . . . . : .lumor Chorlsters Dlrector Mrs Dorothy Kratz Th1s year the yunror chorus has 1ncreased xts actrvrty The group met each Monday dur1ng acuvtty perrod for practrce Results of these practrces were enyoyed at vartous umes throughout the year as these srxtyfour songsters rendered select1ons at the Chrrstmas entertamment and rn assembly programs Next years sen1or chorus IS lookmg forward to some talented addrtxons pro ducts of th1s year s jumor chorus restgned rn the sprtng of the year Kneelmg left to nght Nancy Keller Glorra Souder Patsy Tnol Rebecca Heberle Ianet Ruth Shrrley Constanzer Janet Schenck Patsy DeCarme Lors Kuhn Dorothy Krupp Peggy Clayton Gerry Freed Lorrarne Leatherman Gall Heebner Hou 2 Carlos Bevans Vxrgrma Sm th Esther Brmker Florence Gehman Ch rley Gehman Mary M tchell Betty Toderow Farth Lrck Dors Kratz Barbara Hensler Sh rley Kratz Shtrley Gerhart Connre Buch Mrs Robert Huns cker Row 3 Shrrley Snyder Dons Young Peggy Anders Gcul Server lane Young Loretta Frfreld Ianet Mrurer Margaret Armrtage Gall Keck Ruth Horner Gall Sloan Jeanette Weyer Ioan Schlosser 59 O I I - n 1 1 9 I . Mrs. Virginia Hunsicker succeeded Mrs. Kratz as director when the latter l l5lI'l'lCl5 l9QI QtfCl cffff UAS' sNeigA -,No-,puffy Although the annual Christmas program is largely an elementary grades' production in music and general interest, it is an all school affair. The operetta Heigh-Ho-Holly was presented by the pupils of grades one to six. Heigh-Ho-Holly is a review of Christmas celebrations enjoyed throughout the years by a typical American family, a warm Christmas in Florida, a cold northern Christmas, and others. The family during an evening at home dis- cuss and reminisce over these past holidays and plan for the coming one. The evening is thus spent until the advent of the carolers whose singing reminds them that now Christmas truly exists all over the world. The operetta was produced by Mrs. Dorothy Kratz in cooperation with all the elementary grade school faculty Also enjoyed at this time were several selections rendered by the children s Christmas chorus composed of pupils from the fifth and sixth grades Director Miss He ene Berger 61 y, . 3 V 6A1'l,Zlrenl1 CAl'J.JfllIClJ 6Aoru.i Row 1 Shrrley Kratz Beatnce Swxsher Debbe Derr Ioan lenklns Arm Konyk Ba bara Godshall The'ma Smrth Row 2 Ioyce Schexblem Ahce Knsey Ianet Crouthamel Mr Thomas Chxlcote Instructor Shxrley Boyer Robert Porter Rrchard Mack At The Reins Ins ruc or Mr Thomas Chxlcote Let the clutch out hke th1s to the irlctlon pomt and slowly accelerate Yes Mr Chrlcote All nqht go ahead Oh blame xt' Stalled agam' So rt went as iour students and the 1nstructor plled mto the Chevy each day before and after school Slxteen persons each of whom was SIXYGGH years old or over and had secured hrs permrt went rnto the course as rookte dnvers and came out trarned by the expert hand of Mr Thomas C Ch1lcote the able xnstructor The course was worked rn two sh1fts two classes of tour IH each one the hrst startmg rn Ianuary and the second tn March Each prospectrve drwer was requrred to spend at least erght hours behmd the wheel Many of them attended a chnrc rn Norr1stown where the various aspects of dnvmg were tested Upon compleuon ot the course after passrnq the1r test for lxcense each member was gxven a trarned drrver card The car was made ava1lable thrs year agaln through the generosxty of Hedrtck Brothers rn Telford 62 I . . . Q . v . 1 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 - o . , - n . . . . . u n - n , 1 . u - n 1: - - u , . 1 4 1 a . . , 1 1 1 1 1 How 1 Davtd Kratz DGVld Nace Ioseph 'Cernan Paul Clugston Ronald Btvxghouse Row 2 Mr Gerald Knebel Iohn Marx Frank Iavorka Rrchard Gerhart Wxlbur Roth Paul Ienl-:ms Safe with Safehes A small but ethcrent patrol of e1ghteen boys protected the elementary grade school ch1ldren thts year Mr Gerald Krtebel advrsed Captam Paul Ienkms and asslstants Lreutenants Bob Htlles and Wxlbur Roth rn supervrsmg the patro'men and entorcmg regulatlons Th1s year no court proceedrngs were held because thls system d1d not seem satlsfactory tudgmg from prevrous experlence Also fewer persons were re ported tor v1olat1ons of regulatrons The treasury was 1ncreased by the sale of soft drmks at home basketball games Th1s brought m a goodly amount to go toward awards New badge were purchased tor the mormng and even1ng safetles Ham or shme these chlldren guardlans of trafflc stood at the1r posts Yellow ram capes Whlle belts shmy badges and Smlllng faces helped to start the day rrght and to end 1t wrth a feeltng of securlty 63 t Adviser .............................. Mr. Gerald Kriebel Se: ea Florence Armxtage Clara Hames Dons Kratz Glona Souder Ernest Bertler Standmq Nancy Armltage Io Ann Meng Rrchard Stover Mrss Margaret Kmg adviser Hrram Loux Nan y lane Ke ler E eanor Buccr Dav d Krrebel Walton Hackman Card and Catalogue Advrser Mrs Margaret Krnq A supplement to the l1brary practrce classes rn the 1un1or hlgh school rs th Iunlor Lxb ary Club Th1s busy group of seventh and erghth graders has no ofncers In therr rnformal meetrngs on every other Thursday they learn card ca a oglng the Dewey Decrrnal system and IS use and other tundamen als rn the proper use of the l1brary under the supervrslon of Mrss Margaret Kmg the school hbranan The club act1v1t1es durrng the year featured the Book Week as emb'y on November 18 wrth Ernest Beltler as the master of ceremonres The hlm Wmmnq Our Indep 'rdence based on the book The Tree of Lxberty by Elmzabeth Page was shown It dealt wrth a hrstoncal story oi hte rn the colony of VIIQIHIG 1m medxately pnor to and durrng the Revolutronary War The club also helped to prepare new books for the shelves by s ampmg them puttrnq rn card pockets and pastmg ln the plates They also hled ba k numbers of perrodrcals The students assrstrng Mrss Kmg behmd the desk thls year were Shrrley ra z Ernest Bertler and Glorra Souder There are now about 4000 volumes rn the school library 64 l , , . v . - - - - . , A , l , . . .Y . . r . 91 . . ., X .. , . , . , , . S Q . . .,. . , ! . . . . . . . A . I I o K, v t - - .. ., , . E745 ana! padffe Director ............................... Mr. Edward Tylden A new activity was added to the schedule of Hatfield High this year-the Iunior Arts and Crafts Club. This group, under the supervision of the art teacher, Mr. Edward Tylden consisted of twenty-one members from seventh eighth and ninth grades The organization was informal in its nature having no officers The chief ob1ect1ve was to teach the members to work together as a unit Their meetings every Wednesday found the members engaged 1n many kinds of art handcraft work water colors pastels pen and ink bookbmdmg papier mache figure puppets and doing a host of other things A puppet show by Robert Sellers Ronald Landis Alfred Kober Frank Iavorka and Ralph Schwartz was one of the outstanding accomplishments of the club Row 1 Rona d Landis h r ey C ns anzer Ianet Ruth Patsy DeCarme Rouv 2 Patsy Triol Nancy Armitage Connie Buch Leon Constari er Shrrl y Ha tmcm Rob r S llers Rdw 3 IV'r E'lwJrd Tyldew Gerald ne Freed Robert Bergey Lloy Hilgne Ro md ltfoyer Shirley Godshinl Row 4 Iamce Ruth Mar one Rohr Ioan Daly Grace Kober Iamce Price Gera dine Ca el How 5 Fred Laws Ronald Bivighouse Wesley Avery 65 1 1 1 . , . 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We Go Hard cl Work Sa ety Squad Angle cmd lack Poten! cl Pamlers Have cr Coke' 66 T.cket Takers Copy Writers Il's Trcxqlc Madam Speedy Swamx Delp Processxcnal Sympathy Orchestra Pxuno Duo Rag Mop Sophomore Octetie Mnstreleers 67 RECESS The scholars 1n the schools ot 1900 played catch sandlot baseball sh1nny marbles and other games durlng the1r recess perrods w1th competxtron largely between small groups ln therr own school Now sports are hxghly orgarnzed on an mtra and mter school basrs They are dlrected and supervrsed by well tramed mstructors and are a detxmte part ot the regular currrculurn Everyone who 1S physrcally able 1S not only urged but often asked to part1c1pate tn one of them And yet although much advanced tn varlety and number the rnottve playlng the game szll remams the same c8 . , , . - , . , , t N ul' 9 A ' H Q 5,13 -ff LJ i?1ff Y f fl. 0 N W, N '- i-,....... '0' N9 y y s, x wr ' LJ ' ' 69 IF' Mr Harry Wennch Wrllard Detwerler Kathryn Moyer Helen Glueck Ioe Folcarellr Kenneth Trauger Athlehc Assoclahon Presrdent loe Folcarellr Vrce Presrdent Kenneth Trauqer Secretary Helen Glueck Assrstant Treasurer Kathryn Moyer Fa ulty Advrser Mr Harry Wenrrch The drrve for membershrp rn the Athletlc Assoclatlon was held from grades seven to twelve The semors and the faculty partrclpated one hundred percent A total of two hundred and ten enrolled Membershrp trckets were sold for hlty cents Any student holding an A A trcket was admrtted to home basketball games for a reduced prrce of twenty hve cents The regular student admrssron IS forty cents Th Athletrc Assocratron sup p 1 s all the sports teams wrth the necessary equrpment mcludrng unrtorms Th1s year soccer lerseys and so ks for the boys and hockey sr k for the gvrls were the new purchases The home basketball games and a gym show helped to rn cr ass the asso 1at1on s funds TFE COACHES Mrss Glynn E senhard Gxrls Mr Earl MacPherson lunror Hxgh M Gerald Bower Varsity Boys 70 ' ll ll r 1-9 ' r! I :HH I O l Treasurer '.11'.1Q'j111I1'.QQQ1Q111111fflffflIiilffflwirirrrd Detweiler 9 . . . n C. .': 3 I n T 'V ' ' , 5 ' . r. , ' , I heerleaders Dtrec or M1 Calvm Potts L ad r M1ldI9d Vetter B au e ol hen new umlorms the cheerleaders hi year had a new look the orange and D a k has at last acqu1red real style fms group IS a seltsupportmg one There rore s1nce thelr fall dance New Moon wasnt o much of a i1nanc1a1 success a twenty dollar d naman from a lf1nd inend helped much lVI1'dr d Vetter the only SGHIOI cheerleader prof d o be properly aqqres IVG and very apzxb e BJIDGICI C-odshall and D bo ah D rr 1un1 r 1 no r and Anna Konyk and Sh1rley Moyer o 1 more Compr1 ed the quad thls year Meyer, D rr, Vetter, Codshall, Konyk Tl 'fid- ?i .Q ' A - J H x ' . . -- - How 1 Glynn Elsenhard coach Shxrley Royer Pat Smrth Ianet Crouthamel Phyllis Hoffman Arlene S hlosser Helen Glueck Peggy Knebel Ruth Markley Betty Kuder Thelma Smith Lots Knebel Maryorre Keck Row 2 Gall Clxver Lula Heyman Iane Moyer Ianet Potts Iamce Ruth Beverly Roth Charlotte Booz Ianet Iordon Lorrame Leldy Ioan Moyer Shtrley Shearer Varslfy Hockey Coach M1ss Glynn Elsenhard Captam Shlrley Boyer Manager Marlene Keck Assxstant Manager Shlrley Shearer I-landrcapped by havmg lost twelve squad members last year M1ss Glynn E1senhard s team hnrshed the season Wllh three w1ns and SIX losses North Wales Wh1tpa1n and League champs Lower Moreland scored V1 tones rn every meet1ng Wllh the Falcon grrls Sen1ors who vvrll leave the squad th1s year are Pat Smrth who played a very good full back pos1t1on and Arlene Schlosser a marnstay on the forward hne Ianetlordon goahe and Manager MTIIOIIE Keck also w11l graduate R turnmg to next year s squad w1ll be Captam Shlrley Boyer and Helen Glueck who scored s1x goals to lead the fl'1G1dS ID scormg along Wllh Thelma Smlth a sophomore who had four goals to her credlt HATFIELD OPPONENTS North Wales Sprtngheld Whxtpam Backmgham North Wales Sprmgheld Lower Moreland Wh1tpa1n Bucl mgham 72 I ' I . l I . I I x . . I . . e- 0 .,.,.......................................,............ 2 3 ' ' .,..,..........,,.............,............,............. l 0 Lower Moreland ,.,.....................,,,..,..............,....... 1 2 ' ' ,...,..,,,.................,..,.......................... . .4 3 ' ' .,........,..,.,...,,.......,........................... 0 0 .,.. J ............,......,..,............................ 2 3 ' ' ,..........,.....,.,.................,.................. .1 O ............,......................,................. 2 1 ' ' ...,.........,...... ..,...,............,................ . ,Z 2 :' , ...,..,....... ..,....,..,.............,........,....... 0 14 15 Falcon Footmen Coach Mr Gerald Bower Captam Ioe Folcarelh Co Captam Russell Zxegler Managers Wxllard Detwexler Lawrence Moore Although the 1949 soccer squad scored twenty goals to tts opponent s thlrteen the team had to settle for a second place ue wxth Buckmgham who beat the Falcons twxce The Hatters beat and tred North Wales the league champrons Through graduatxon the tollowmg w1l1 be lost Captams Ioe Folcarelh and Russell Zxegler Ken Trauger Iohn Rohr and B111 Forst Returmng to the squad next year wxll be fourteen sophomores whxch should make the 50 Hatter team a champ1onsh1p contender Forne Kerr was hrgh scorer for the Varsrty Falcons havlng made seven goals He was followed by Ken Trauger and Ioe Folcarelh who had three each Varslty Soccer HATFIELD OPPONENTS Whrtpam Buckmgham Sprmgheld New Hope North Wales Whxtpam Buckxngham Sprmgheld New Hope North Wales Hrlltown Kneelmq Iames Delp Robert Hartman Russell Ztegler Rxcha 1 Reube B01 Horner K nneh Trauge Cha le Dxetr ch Io'1n Rohr Io Folcarellx Wnmer Cr ssman Forres K rr S awdmg Lawrence Moore Wxllard Detwer er George Glueck Robert Kuhn Robrr h r'r ck Ice Marln Lee Huck Ke'me h Btshop Wxllam Fo st Thomas Phxllrps Iames Swartz W1l'lGm Stoneb ck I.n'c 'l Kra z Ed lard H1 p rt Dona d Stxver Kenneth Landes Cerald Bower coach 73 1 ' ' ......................................,..... ............... 0 3 .......................,...........,.................... 5 1 ' ' ......................................................... 1 2 .....,.............,,...,....,.....................,..... 1 1 ..................,.......,.........,,.....,............ l 1 Hilltown ....,........................,............................. 0 0 ' ' ,.... .........,..............................,.........,... Z 2 ' ..............,..................,.......,............,. 1 4 ' ' ...........................,.................,........... 0 3 .....................,...,.....,......................... 1 1 .......... ,........ ......,...... ,.,.,.........,...... . . . 0 l ' ...,. ,..............................,. ....,.......,........ 1 20 13 ' 82 U , Junior Soccer Kneeling: Ralph Schwartz, Robert Miller, Frank Iavorka, William Reube, Mr. Earl MacPherson, coach: lohn Miller, Robert Sellers, Charles Ott, Ronald Landis. Standing: Donald Schwartz, Samuel Loeifler, Herbert Hicks, William Rheiner, Connie Mack, David Derr, Gerald Watson, Warren Greenwalt, Lloy Hilgner, lack Hicks, Fred Laws, Alfred Shanks, Roland Moyer, Waldo Heebner, David Kriebel, Charles Fretz, Gerald Moyer, Iohn lovorka, Bruce Schaffer. Junior Basketball How I Donald Schwartz Glenn Ciaussen Hiram Loux Ralph Coodison Charles Berkey Charles Fretz Iohri Schwartz Ronald Landis Moyer Iohn Mill r Cerald Moyer How 3 Mr C rald Bower Russell Cerhart Herbert Hick Warren Creenwalt Iohn Delp Fred aws C nn e l ack Allred Slanl-cs Crarles Saylor Cerald Watson William Rheiner ,ZF i , l :J 4 1 Row N25 Robert Miller, Charles Ott,.Stc-wart Fretz, David Derr, Iohn lavcrka, lack Hicks, Roland Junior Foofmen Coach ...............,................................ Mr. Earl MacPherson Manager .................................................... Bruce Schaffer The junior high squad practiced hard each night to come out the victor on four out of the six games which were scheduled. North Wales West Norriton and Whitpain all played the Iunior Falcons with the former two splitting in the two meetings and the latter losing to the juniors twice. Nearly every member of the junior Falcon team received a certificate. The following boys who were on the 1949 squad obtained an award David Derr Charles Fretz Warren Greenwalt Waldo Heebner lack Hicks Herbert Hicks Lloy Hilgner Iohn Iavorka David Kriebel Fred Laws Samuel Loeffler Conrad Mack Robert Miller Gerald Moyer Roland Moyer Charles Ott William Rheiner Donald Schwartz Robert Sellers Alfred Shanks Gerald Watson and manager Bruce Schaffer HATf'1ELD OPPONENTS North Wales Whitpam North Wales VVh1tpam West Nomton West Norriton .Iunlor Cagers Coach Mr Gerald Bower Co Capta ns Iohn Delp Melvm Saylor Manager William Rhemer Coach Gerald Bower was handicapped with this year s jumor five because of having lost five members from last year s Falcon team Mr Bower led his team into eleven ventures winning two and dropping nine The team won one and lost seven in league competition but this wasn t a true conception of its ability which steadily improved as the season progressed Non league games were played against Doylestown and Kulpsvllle Co Captain Melvin Saylor topped the scoring honors with 49 points He was followed by Russell Gerhart who had 44 and lohn Delp who tal red 28 points Roland Moyer had 10 Gerald Watson 3 and David Derr 2 Advancing to the varsity will be captains Melvin Saylor and Iohn Delp along with Roland Moyer Russell Gerhart Fred Laws Gerald Watson Ichn Iavorka David Derr Warren Greenwalt Herbert Hicks Frank Iavorka and Connie Mack There will be a mad scramble for next years quad as only two slots remain open HATFIELD OPPONENTS Doylestown Lower More and Southarnpton Whxtpan Whxtpam Iorth Wa es Southampton Kulpsvxlle Lower Moreland North Wales Non League games 7 5 I 0 ...,,............................................,,.... 1 2 ' ' ...,................,...................,....,............. 1 l ...................,....................,....,......,.. 0 l ' ' ................................,...........,..,,.,........ 0 1 ' .........,......... , ...................... ,...,.. .... , . 2 1 ' ............................,....,..,......,......,,.. 0 6 4 ,. - S 6 'Doylestown .............,..........,..,..,...,.......,,.,....... 50 15 ' .....................,.,,..,........................, 36 Zl f ............,,...........,...,,................, 42 17 . ..,.....,,.,...,...,.,.....,...,..................,. 35 24 ' i ....,......,.r......r...,r,..,...............,...,.,... 22 26 ' ' ...,,.................,...........,...............,..,. 35 25 5 ' ............,.....,.......,...,......,............, 35 24 ......,....,...,.....................,,,..........,. 41 28 ' ' ...,.....,...........,..,............................. 22 23 ..,..,...........................,....,....,.,., 35 20 ..,,.,....,.....,...,.....,..,.......,............,. 47 229 400 Kneelmg Carolyn Mrller Betty Kuder Ianet Crouthamel Arlene Schlosser Ioy McArthur Ruth Markley Loxs Knebel S andmg Betty Carvolth Marjorxe Keck Shrrley Shearer Ruth Brmker Betty Marx Annxe Hxlpert Lula Heyman Shlrley Boyer Pat Smzth He en Glueck Glynn Ersenhard coach Girls Varslty Basketball Coach Mrss Glynn Ersenhard Captam Arlene Schlosser Manager Marjorle Keck Asststant Managers Shxrley Shearer Betty Carvolth The vars1ty grrls basketball team completed thelr season wrth a record of s1x vrctorres and four defeats In league compet1t1on they had two v1ctor1es and four defeats f1n1sh1ng 1n thlrd place The Lower Moreland ma1dens who won the champ1onsh1p wrth s1x v1ctor1es and no defeats downed the Hatters lW1Ce Wh1tpa1n Wllh a record of four W1i'lS and two defeats also defeated the Falcon grrls twrce Arlene Schlosser captam of the sextet tallred 192 polnts to lead rn the scor mg column Schlosser was followed by Phyll1s Hoffman 69 Pat Smrth 46 Lots lr rxebel 10 and Ioy McArthur 8 Captam Arlene Schlosser Pat Smrth Annre Hrlpert and Arlayne Gottshall w1'l graduate from the rnalden team Iumors returmng to next year s team are Phylhs Hoffman Sh1rley Boyer Ruth Markley Carolyn Mlller Ianet Croutharnel qoohomores Ioy McArthur Lula Heyman Lo1s Knebel and Betty Kuder vtrll also be a part of next year s varerty squad In playlng eleven games the Falcon grrls scored 331 pomts as for the opponents 295 HATFIELD OPPONENTS Schwenl svrlle Alumnr Lower Moreland H lltown Whxtpa n North Wa' Lower More and Wh tpatn North Wales F 1 y 76 I 0 I 0 I . - 1 1 L I I I D -- 21 :, ' ....,.....,.....,................ , .,......,......,. l2 Zl ' . ,......... ,,... ,.,....,....................,..,...,...... l 9 25 ...,..,.......,....,...,,..............,......... 37 '34 i ,...... ....,. ....,....t.....,...........,.......,.,.,. 2 0 30 ' ' ......,......,,..,.........,............,............... 39 38 .es . .....,.., ............,.,,...........,... . .. 24 36 I . ..........,....,......... ,.......4l 30 ' ' ,....... ,..... . , ....,... ,.....,.......... , 43 41 . ........,. ...., ,t...... ....,.... ,.., ....,...... 1 8 55 arxft , .,., . . .. ..., . , .. .. U42 331 295 How 1 Iohn Rohr Ioe Marlm Donald Strver George Glueck Wnllard Detwerler Row 2 Wxlham Stoneback Lawrence Moore Kenneth Trauqer Russell Zregler Ioe Folcarelh Lmlord Kratz Gerald Bower coach Row 3 Kenneth Landes Ronald Staufler Iames Delp Kenneth Brshop Wrllxam Forst Tom Phrlhps Boys Varsity Basketball Coach Mr Gerald Bower Captam Wllham Forst Co Captam Kenneth Blshop Manager Iohn Rohr Assrstant Manager Wrllard Detwexler Although the varsxty basketball team got off to a slow start Coach Gerald Bowers boys fmlshed the season wlth a flnal record of tour w1ns and n1ne defeats The Falcons lost by less than elght po1nts 1n s1x of thelr set backs The team flnlshed thlrd 1D league competltlon w1th a record of four w1ns and four defeats Th1s year the Tn County League was spht mto two sect1ons wrth Lower Moreland takmg the lower sectlon champ1onsh1p and Coopersburg w1nn1ng the upper sectron champ1onsh1p A p ay oft was staqed 1n the Souderton Hrgh gym and Coopersburg emerged vrctonously as Tr1 County champs Kenny Blshop a 1un1or and Co Captam of the team led the pace 1n scormg w1th 112 po1nts Bob Hartman tallled 109 po1nts Capta1n B111 Forst Russ Zlegler Ioe Folcarelll and Kenny Trauger w1l b lost to next years team through graduatron Man I h R 9 Iames Swartz ager o n ohr w1ll also raduate HATFIELD OPPONENTS Schwenksvrlle Lower Moreland Southampton Hllltown Whttpa n North Wales Lower Moreland Southampton Hrlltown Whxtpa n Buck ngham North Wales Alumm Faculty Non League 77 . I . . . . 1 . v . 1 ui I 1 I .nl ,' 'x 29 ' ' ....,...,,.,......,....,..,..,...,.,.............. 32 37 .............................,...........,.,,... 43 41 ..,..,., .,.......,.,,.,...............,.,.,...,... 3 8 31 I - ..,......,.,. .........,..........,.............,....,.. 4 3 32 ' ,...................... ...............,..,..,,.,......, 3 8 43 .,.........,..........,.....,,...............,...... 39 33 .....,......,.....,.......,......,...,....,..... 45 24 i. , ................,..............,.................. 59 ig - . ..........,..........,....,.............,....,........,. 47 34 ' f ..............................,..,........,..,..,,.. 42 3? ' . .............,...,.,.........,...,..,.............. 34 55 ' .,...,,,.,.....,..,.....,..,.,.,.,.............,......,, 40 520 ' 575 U va 9' I 5 I , , - ,v . . . .4 0 Row 1 Phyllrs Frankenheld Lucy Clemens Ianxce Ruth Ioan Moyer Beverly Roth Barbara Vetter Shrrley Kratz Peggy Anders Gall Server Ioan Flack Row 2 lane Moyer Iacquelme Mrchener Margaret Krrebel Lorretta Fxfreld Anrta Boyer Margaret Armrtage Ruth Horner Ieanette Weyer Grace Kober Lors Wolf Laura Zregler Row 3 Carol Myers Garl Sloan Ioan Schlosser Ioan Dretrrch Arlene Rosenberger Lorrarne Lerdy Gall Keck Connre Buch Dolores Krupp Shxrley Gerhart coach Mrss Glynn Exsenhard captam Ianet Potts .lumor Girls Basketball Drrector Mxss Glynn Ersenhard Wrth thrrty s1x lunror hrgh grrls out for basketball and Mlss Glynn Ersenhard actmg as coach the season opened wrth a w1n agarnst Kulpsvrlle Followmg that the next two games played wrth West Nornton ended rn defeat for Hatheld The trnal game wrth Souderton agaxn was a defeat end1ng the season for the Hatireld hrgh junror Falcon grrls basketball team wrth one w1n and three losses Ianet Potts was elected by the members to represent them as captam Two hlgh students Arlene Schlosser and Pat Smlth refereed these games HATFIELD OPPONENTS West Nornton West Nornton Souderton 78 . . , l Kulpsville .......................................... 0 0 ' ...................................... 1 0 ' ...................................... 1 0 ................,......................... 1 Varslty Baseball boa h Mr Gerald Bower 'T'h1s vcar team should hav a su es ful ea on W1 h frve regulars returnlng to the dlamond Members of last year s quad returnmg are rnfrelders Bob Hartman Conroy Anderson Ken Trauger charles D1et rch and Forrest Kerr outfrelders Ioe Folcarellr Rus ell Zregler Thomas Phrllrps and kenneth Brshop One prtcher Lee Hrcks Four members w1ll graduate from the team Ken Trauger Ioe Folcarelh Russell Zlegler and B111 Forst Much of the tramtng trme was splrt between practrcrng for the Gym Show and gettrng the dramond rnto shape No games were played prevrous to the Hatters gomg to press The baseball schedule iollows Apnl Hatfleld at Lower Moreland Apnl 2 Southampton at Hattreld Aprrl Hatfreld at Wlntpam Apnl 27 North Wales at Hatheld May 4 Lower Moreland at Hatfreld May 8 Hatheld at Southampton May 1 Whrtparn at Hatfreld May 1 Hatheld at North Wales May 2 Play off game Anderson Stcmdmq Edward Hrlpert Wllllam Stoneback Raymond Fluck Robert Hartman Iames Delp Lawrence Moore Lee Hlcks Mr Gerald Bower coach Iames Schwartz Kenneth Trauger Tom Phxlhps Ioe Folcarelh Ronald Stautter Kenneth Blshop Kenneth Lcmdts Russell Zxeqler Feorqe Glueck M., r ,An rs an 79 O C ................................,............... , . . ' 's' . :z cc s s s 'I ' ' f . . I S . : . . i . , , ' ' r' , : . N .l S . I . . I -7 . 17- . . O- . . 24- . . . 1- . . . 51 . 5- - ... Kneeling: Lintord Kratz, Forrest Kerr, Charles Dietrich. Ice Marlin, Ronald Abendschein. Conroy Q Q- ., f' ,, A . A A 4 u I . 'X is A n I s J H ' r X- Hx. -1 I H Sd 'C , RN 4, ' I 'l' X ' .A rl' i 13 'I ' 9 'I Y . ' N' 'Y' r , r , rf 4 , 'W .h 4 in I' S ' ly . i - I lx Vs, 4 A . 5 q ll 3 Wllha n Forst Lmlord Kratz Charles Dxetnch Arlm Landls Kenneth Trauger Mr Gerald Bower coach Bowllng Team Ccach Mr Gerald Bower Thrs year for the hrst tune bowlmg appeared on the Hatter s sports schedule Members of the team whrch was under the coachmg of Ierry Bower were ophomores Llnny Kratz freshman Arhn Land1s All of these boys were at one t1rr1e p1n spotters at the Hatheld Recreahon Center where the home matches take place Ea h Vtledne day after school was set aslde for pract1ce when the boys prac 1ced on thelr hooks lersey shots and what have you Away matches were held at Cheltenham and G1ens1d where Ablnqton and Upper Moreland pro v1ded the opposl 1on Home matches were al o staged The ploneer p1nners ot Hatheld had won four matches agalnst no losses as the Hatter went to press Next year the schools w1ll try to form a league so hat the compe 1 1on w111 be more enthusxastrc The total p1ns ot the matches are as lollows Hatheld beat Upper Moreland 1405 1242 Hattleld beat Abmgton 2148 1954 Hatheld beat Upper Moreland 1228 1140 Hatheld beat Abmgton 2286 2110 Totals 7067 6446 80 I seniors: Bill Forst, Ken Trauger, Tony Schoettlerp juniors, Charles Dietrich: F . ' I . ' I - - ' . . s . t ft' ' ' . Gym Jamboree Coach s Glynn Ersenhard and Gerald Bower staged the annual gym show wh1ch was pre ented on Aprll 13 and 14 The g1IlS portton of the program consrsted of the fol lowrng events The sevenh grade g1r1s put on a march mg act erghth grade square dancmg nmth and tenth rhythmrcs and eleventh and twelfth modern danc1ng Grades seven to twelve par tlcrpated 1n tumbhng and pyram1ds and grades nme to twelve executed a mxhtary hne dance Tradmonal tumblrng such as rolls fhps cartwheels and d1v1ng compnsed some of the boys contrlbutlons also the bulldmg of pyramlds The newest addrtton to the show was an 1ntra mural volley ball match between th ten h and twelfth boys Two wrestlmg bouts and two boxmg exhtbrtrons con Iudcd Mr Harry Wennch hrgh school pnnclpal assrsted by the s uden tr c urers Wrllard Detwerler and Kathryn Moyer managed the frnan 1a1 event Puoh 1ty was ln charge of Annle Hrlp rt Wrestlmq Marching volley Ball 81 e ' , I ' A . . ' : ' . 7 . 1 - , . . , - 9 i , . . .. N this gymnastic event. . ' , ' ' ' , ' L t C if- 1 - . . . . : e . Q - jp- H , l V f gl YJ .f 1 2 X IH Z '7- Semor Soccermen lump' Ge! m There and Flqhl Checkmq the Score Wormmq up Up and Over Time Out A Good Save Hockey Maids 82 On 'ro the Next Half It 1S pleasant to th1nk of the helpful developments ot the ttrst halt of the twent1eth century the atrplane the automobrle rad1um pen1c1ll1n sulta drugs other mtracle drugs and med1c1nes radlo telev1s1on tele phone and one could go on and on almost w1thout end But We must also th1nk of the harm that was done dunng th1s same per1od ot t1me The two most destructve wars 1n the h1story of he world were fought the 1ncend1ary bomb was mvented the block buster the atomlc bomb the hydrogen bomb more people were krlled tn automob1le acc1dents than 1n the World War II the worst po1sons ever known were creatrons of destruct1on As we now turn toward the last half of the twentteth century we can only hope that more good w1ll be done and less harm Only ttme w1ll t ll It w1ll be up to the people ID the year 2000 to rev1eW the next halt of the century May thetr story be en couragtng We W1sh to thank our llterary adv1ser Mrs Mabel Beeman our fmanclal adv1ser Mr E B Lauden slaqer Mrs Rubm our typlst and Mr Harry E Wen I1 h for hrs help on the snapshots and all the others who h lped us pubhsh the 1950 Hatter W1th 1lS Halt Past REVIEW The Edltors 83 I V I - , i ' ' t made, and so almost endlessly one could list ' . 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' P . . . ,, Adeltne Beauty Salon 4 W Ma n St Lansdale Pa Robe t L Ahn Real Estate and Insurance Albrtght s Garage General Repatrs and Wheel Altgnment Phone Lans 3146 Montgomery Pa A G Allebach Kulpsvrlle Phone 7155 Garden Tractors Power Lawn Mowers Allebach and Souder Famtly Outhtters Mam and Summtt Streets Souderton Pa Anderson Dry Cleaners Broad St Hatfteld Pa Arcttc Food Center Inc Frozen Foods and Grocerres Atlanttc States Gas Co of Penna Telford Pa Irvtn Auchy Plumber and Tmsmtth Hatlteld Pa Badman s Furntture Lansdale Pa Furntture and Floor Covenng Bargatn Center tB1lle G Katz? 115 Walnut St Lansdale Pa Barnes Galt Servtce Colmar Pa Barnes Servtce Statton Walnut Street Phone 9919 Perkaste Pa Bean and Clayton Jewelers 19 W Mam St Lansdale Pa Bean Selt Servtce Market I' at11e'd Pa Phone Hatheld 9825 Jmpltments ot Be nha ker s Lan dale Pa N L Bergey Ga age Fran na Pa W B Bergey and Bros Souderton Pa Dry Cleaners All work done rn own an Hay Blank T ys and Sports Souderton Pa Phone 405 Bleam s Gene al Strre Llroy Phone 2324 Bond d Cleaners lansdale Pertnsylwon a Ben kemper Typesettmg ha tt ld Pa Phone Lansdale 3512 Patrons Howard F Boorse Agency Insurance and Notary Lansdale Pa N R Brown Real Estate and Insurance Compltments ot Hattteld Ttmes Buck and Hunsberger West Pomt Pa Carl s Restaurant Mttchell Ave at Mam St Lansdale Cassel s Greenhouse 102 Franklm St Souderton Pa Castlekevm Kennels Kerry Blue Terrrers Lme Lextngton P 20th Century Club Souderton Pa Cla .tssen s Luncheonette South Matn St Hattteld Pa Alvrn Clemens Harleysvtlle Real Estate and Insurance Clemens Market 213 W Mam St 18 E Thtrd St Lansdale Pa Clrver s Garage Colmar Lex Used Cars Trade and Ftnctnce Colmar Beauty Shop Bethlehem Ptke Lex 786 Crouthamel s Flower Shop 18 W Chestnut St Souderton Pa Souderton Pa Compltments of W Cuthbert Dautb Hardware Co Lan dale and North Wales Pa Dau J s Market Souderton Pa Hora e R Davts Dolly Madtsun Ice Cream Dean Cycle Shop Bethlehem Ptke and County L ne Road De p s Cha ter Bus Servtce Phcnc 4733 D ttra Radto Servtce Hatfteld Pa R C A Vt tor Plasite and Televtston 1 C Detvtetle Et Ha 1 'd Pa 84 . 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Pa rons fconfuuce George Drdden Greenhouses Hatfreld Pa Dresner Yarn Shop Lansdale 3479 Arcade Burldmg Lansdale Pa Wlllram A Emmerxck Insurance Bergey Road Hatfleld Ewmg Arrcralt and Auto Servrce Phone Lexrngton 9993 Feldr Radro and Televrsron Applrances 114 W Marn St Lansdale Pa Feldman s Store 303 W Marn St Lansdale Pa Lours F Fmley and Son Well Drrllers Lansdale R D Phone 3682 Frsher s Furmture Store Souderton Pa Florex Flowers 21 W Marn St Lansdale Pa Ford s Barber Shop Colmar Pa Foss and Cross Luncheonette Montgomeryvrlle Pa Frederrclc s Real Estate 130 Matn St Souderton Frelhofers Sonnyboy E H Freed Drst Souderton Phone 2649 Sam Frurt s Shoe Store 49 Years rn Lansdale Complrments ol Future Farmers of Amertca Complrments of Future Homemakers of Amertca C S Gerhart Hatfreld 8912 Trres Tubes Battenes Accessortes Washtng Dr Donaldl Gernet W Mom St Lansdale Pa Grthens Rexsamer 6 Co lnstrtutronal Foods Smce 1861 Phrladelphta 6 Pa H A Goldberg Clothrngfor the Souderton Pa ntrre Famtly Goshow s Iewelry and Grit Shop 17 W Broad Street Souderton Pa Phone A P Gouldey Strarghtenrnq Weldrng Lacquermg Auto Bodres Fenders Gwynedd Sq Grrmley s Servrce Statron Hatfreld Pa Kenn th Grosse Real Estate 515 W Marn St Lansdale Phone 5410 4940 Hockenberg and Gelb Inc Trouser Manufacturers Lme Lexrngton P Harley svtlle Mutual Casualty Co Harl ysvrlle Pa Harmony Cleaners Morrrs Iume Prop Lansdale R D Phone Souderton 2587 F D Hartzel s Sons Co Lan dale Pa Phone 6873 W 'C Hartzell Qualxty Footwear Soud rton Pa Campltments of Hattreld Burldrng and Loan Asso anon Comolrments of Hatfre'd Chamber of Commerce Complrments of Hatnelri Cloth nq Co Hatlreld Farr Grounds Bazaar Inc Lrvestock Commrssron Broker and Auctroneers Hatfreld Machlne Shop Schaedler The Fatfreld Natronal Bank Hatfteld Pa Member Federal Deposrt Insuran e Corporatron Hatfteld Packtnq Co Hatfleld Brand Pork Products 1-latlxeld Pharmacy Edgar Hrrzel P D E Wm Hedrrck Butlder Est 1904 Hatheld Pa Phone 2095 R E Hope Cloth ng Souderton Pa George R H1 fl and S ns Funeral Drrectors Horn tcl.er Cut Rate Souderton Pa Phone 9925 Hun 1 ker Fo e Hatfleld Pa lrvy s Atlantrc Servtce M ntgomeryvtlle Pa Inter tate Hosrery lVl1lls nc Lan dale Pa 85 . 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Hatfield, Pa. . - ' E ' ' s': 1 t 1 . , , . 405 T ' , , Patrons Iacoby Bros Servrce Statron Marn St cmd Relrance Road Souderton Pa Iay Square Dealers Iewelers Inc 310 W Mam St Lansdale Pa Phone 3876 Edward Morrrs Iones Phrla Pa Enqravrnq and Iewelry W N Iones Wholesale Seafoods Phone Souderton 609 Kauffman s Furnrture Store Mam and Green Sts Lansdale Comphments Kay s Snack Bar Hatfreld Recreatron Center Keyser Motors Sales and Servrce Broad and Blame Sts Lansdale Pa Phone 3021 Keystone Pharmacy 133 Marn St Souderton Pa K G H Garage 7th and Maple Lansdale Lans 5285 Krssel Motors Hudson Sales and Servrce 21 S Rrchardson Ave Lans 6850 K 6 K Laundry 51 Towamencrn Ave Lansdale Pa Koehler and Fretz Mrty Nrce Bakers Phone 4628 Lansdale Pa Warren W Krebs Pharmacrst Front Street Souderton Pa Krrder s Radro and Televrsron Store For Phrlco Applrances Krrebel s Dry Goods Lan dale Pa I M Krrebel Colmar Pa Crocerres Meat Produce Krupp Meyers :S Hoffman Lansdale Coal Lumber and Burldrnq Materral Iohn L Kulp Lansdale R D Pantrnq and Paperhangrnq Phone 4517 N Y' Landrs Electr1calAppl1ances Horse Wrr nq and Reirrqeratron 9 S uth Front Street Souderton Pa Lan dale Conservatory of Musrc Phone 3312 Instr 1 tron rn Plano Vorce Vrolrn and Orqan Lan dale lce and Storaqe Frozen Food Locl ers Camplrments of lan dale K ddre Shop confinuecl! Lansdale Nrpple Co Lansdale Pa Wrought Iron Brass and Steel Prpe Nrpples Lansdale Tube Co Mfg of 'lelevrsron and Radzo Tubes Lansdale Pa Larry Auto Supply Esso Products Colmar Pa Phone Lex 792 Larry s Electrrcal Sales and Servrce L D Shellenberqer 308 Courtland St Lansdale Wrlham B Lewrs Plumbmg and Heatmq Elroy Pa Lexmgton Dmer and Dmmq Room For Banquet Reservatrons R I Roeder Prop Phone Lex B85 Comphments of Lexmgton Inn Lme Lexmgton Pa Ph Lex 9987 Lnberty Tarlor Shop Phone 4984 415 W Marn St Lansdale Pa M and M Body Shop Hatfreld Pa Fatfreld 2969 Charles I McArthur Gunsmrth Comolrments of Iohn L McArthur George W Ma Cool Real Estate Calmar Pa George Maqmnrss Inclran Sales and Servrce Martm Century Farms Phone Lans 4870 Mont Co s Fmest Mrlk Plant and Darry Lab Wrllrarn C Martm 908 Chestnut St Phrladelphra P Marty Dress Shop 1 2 Marn St Souderton Pa Wlrlrer s Varrety Stores 10 and 126 lV'a1n St rde ton P H Lloyd Mm nqer Souderton Pa C rsh'nan Motor Scooter 6 Hobbres 'Vltt hell Battery 6. lqnttron Lan dale .A uto'nob1le Parts Drstrrbutor 1 Dress Shop Pearl Fox Prcp 1.14 Ma n St Soudert n Pa Phone .m1G 31 e xr e Statron Montgomery '74 H Seruce Lansdale 9934 ' ., ,Pa. - vs' I -1 . . . 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