Hilltown High School - Echo Yearbook (Hilltown, PA)

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WHL' J, gf, 'Jig' ' J J, . 1 nl ' Ei' SENIOR OUR SCHOOL THE ECHO Published by THE CLASS OF 1948 Hilltown High School DEDICATION Dedicated to the Seniors We, the Junior Class dedicate this issue of the Echo to the Senior Class of l947, who through their never tiring efforts have completed the course of education. lt is only fitting and proper that we dedicate this book to the Seniors who in their four years have helped in the betterment of the school. ln the years when time and space separate you from the life of our Alma Mater, may the message contained in this volume turn your thoughts back to the friends whose comradeship you have enjoyed here. 3 BOARD OF EDUCATION MEMBERS Standing, left to right - Robert M. Nase, Vifilliam H. Lewis. Sitting, left fo right- Dr. H. Clayton Moyer, Robert M. Moyer, H. Frank Moore. The Hilltown Township School Board Prcsidewf . DR. H. CLAYTON MQYER V'ice-P1'es'icle11I . . ROBERT M. NASE Secretary . H. FRANKLIN MOORE Treasurer , ,, . ...,.. . ,... ROBERT M. MOYER WILLIAM H. LEWIS To The Graduating Class of 1947, Hilltown High School: Greetings! Congratulations upon the successful completion of twelve years of sch work. We hope that each one of you will help to create a better world, one which all the peoples may enjoy tolerance, lasting peace, and a more abund: life. We wish you the greatest of success in your chosen careers. Sincerely yours, Dr. H. Clayton Moyer President 4 ADMINISTRATION Sflllldlillg-C. F. Frisbie, L. Yoder, C. Weisel Siffiny-J. Grasse, J. M. Grasse, E. G. Cassel, J. Riebel Our Faculty .IoHN M. GRASSE Supervising Principal lCliz:ll1ethlrm'n College, ILS. Temple University, M.S. Problems of Democracy, Biology ESTHER GULICK CASSEL Principal Keystone State Normal School The Taylor School of Business Muhlenberg: Colleyre. A.B. English, Latin LLOYD R. YonER Millersville Normal School Muhlenberg: College Social Studies, Mathematics, Science L. JEANNE RIEBEL Temple University. ILS. Home Economics, English CURWVEN A. VVEISEL Kutzlown State Teachers' College University of Pennsylvania Temple University Muhlenberg: College Mathematics, Science JAc'QUE1.1NE F. GIIASSE VVesl Chester State Teachers' Cllle-ue. l!.S Music CHARLES F. FRISBIE Pennsylvania Stale Colleue. ILS. Vocational 'Agriculture STAFF Standing-C. Yoder, J. Tice, S. Stover, R, Nice, F. Grass, R. Burkhardt, li Yoder. Sitting-L. Maurer, D. Bishop, M. Smith, A. Donnelly, A. Drace, E. Yode B. Ott. Editor .,... . . . . .SAMUEL STOVER Associate Editors .. , .RICHARD NICE ALICE DONNELLY Art Editor ..... . . .ELISE PISCHL Sports Editors .,.. . . .ARLENE DRACE FRANK GRASS Humor Editor . . . . .RICHARD BURKHARDT Proof Readers . . . , .CHARLOTTE YODER MARIE YODER Senior Personals , . . . . ,DOROTHY BISHOP LARUE MAURER Business Manager ..........., . . .JOHN TICE Associate Business Managers . . . . , .MYRTLE SMITH BETTY OTT Dist'ributio'rL Manager . , . . . . EDNA YODER Faculty Advisers . . . . . .LLOYD YoDER ESTHER GULICK CASSEL 6 SENIORS -+T-. ,f-iii A'- Tlw- Y , , V , fx - 1 Y w f-- ---'A K - 'fig - - 5 Y: Q 5 ' J ,ffl f '71 Ml fi A if Y W ,YV L t1,,,,4Q Y ik, 2+-Y fflziffi 1 5 1 Tag '2-f'afl-1T15Yi-- .ck,...-:Y -F. fl 1 C Fffi N A? Cw Ill gl' S' x XL., SENIORS Sfnndirlg- YV, Novicki, Vice-Presidentg D. Moyer, Secretary. S'1'ffi11g- B. Hinkle, Treasurerg J. Riebel, Advisor. Senior Class History As we open our memory book to page one, wc look back into the year 1 1943, and find ourselves awkward little freshmen. After Halloween we felt mo at ease, and considered ourselves as full fledged members of H. H. S. O1 initiations which had long been dreaded, were enjoyed by all. Our class, wif Mr. Ott as the advisor, elected the following officers: President . ., ,Paul Buehrle Vice-President . Charles Yoder Secretary , , Dorothy Steinly Treasurer . , ,,,. . . , . ,Mary Moyer Turning' to page two, we find our summer vacation over and our sophomo year beginning. It was during the prosperous year of '44, Miss Riebel came H. H. S. and was appointed class advisor due to the absence of Mr. Ott wl entered the United States Army. Our officers were: President . . , . . ,Charles Yoder Vice-President ,. ,Kenneth Beer Secretary . , . . Betty Grasse Treasurer l . .Dorothy Steinly Q JUNIORS Juniors already, and the superiority as upper classmen was slowly creeping into our surrounding atmosphere. Again we voted for oflicers, the following being elected: President ....... . . Ray Harley Vice-President , . . , . . Doris Moyer Secretary ...4. . . . Edward Tice Treasurer . , . ,... Charles Yoder Bravo! Our destination reached at least, and our little book holds priceless memories that none of us will ever forget. The class dinner, skating parties, the senior play and our most wonderful trip to Washington are a few of the more important incidents that happened this year. Also Elmer Ott and William Novicki returned as students after spending some time in the service. Our senior class oflicers were: I President ......, ..,... R ay Harley Vice-President . . . . . , William Novicki Secretary ..... .... D oris Moyer Treasurer . . . , . , Betty Hinkle Mrs. Cassel: Paul, translate Rex Fugit. Paul: The King flees. Mrs. Cassel: You should use has in translating the perfect tense. Paul: The King has flees. Miss Riebel: What is a metaphor? Abie: A place for cows to graze in. I have a dog named Ginger, but Ginger doesn't bite, Ginger snaps. Clerk: Here's a pretty card with a lovely sentiment: 'To the only girl I've ever loved'. Kenny Beer: That s fine, give me a dozen. ! Shirley: I know a fellow who swallows swords. Grace: Huh, I know a fellow who inhales Camels. Mr. Yoder: What would happen if 500 Chinese moved into this section. Frank: It would increase the population. THE ECHO DOROTHY BARNDT Perkasie, R. D. 3 llDc,t77 Home Economics 11, 2. 43: First Aid 113: Chorus 113: General 133: Dramatics 12, 3, 43: You'll Die Laughing 143. Dot is a glrl who loves to skate, And we wish her luck in choosing a mate. KENNETH BEER Perkasie, R. D. No. 2 Kenny Agriculture 11, 2, 3, 43: Electricity 113: Baseball 12, 3, 43: Basketball 13, 43: Dra- Th t Gir P ts matics 12, 3, 43, a 'l a y 133. Life of the Party 143, You'll Die Laugh- ing 143: Vice-President 133.. I Ken thinks farmlng is all right, But sports and girls are his delight! PAUL BUEHRLE Blooming Glen AlB716h7'I?s,, Academic 11, 2, 3. 4,3: Electricity 113: Basketball 11, 2, 3, 43: Baseball 11, 2, 3, 43: Shop 123: President of Student Council 143: Student Council 13, 43: Dramatics 13, 43, That Girl Patsy 133, Life of the Party 143, You'll Die Laughing 143. Sharp ' is Just the word for Paul, In Sports he's really on the ball. GEORGE CLEMENS Telford, R. D. No, 1 George General 11, 2, 3. 43: Shop 11, 2, 3, 43: Baseball 143. A modern farm you soon will see. For a Future Farmer he wants to be. EDWARD EDE Sellersville, R. D. No. 1 Buzz Came to Hilltown from Roxborough. Agri- culture School 13, 43: Craft 133: Art 143: Basketball 13, 43: You'll Die Laughing 143. A boy who can sleep without a bed is this tall, blue-eyed blonde that we call Ed. BETTY GRASSE Blooming Glen Betts Academic 11, 2, 33 : First Aid 113: Secretary 123: Chorus 11, 2, 3, 43: That Girl Patsy 133 5 Newspaper Staff 13, 43 : Home Economics 143: Dramatics 12, 3, 43: Student Council 143: Almost Summer 123, You'll Die Laughing 143. If yciu see a blonde, blue eyed, cheerful ass, It is bound to be Betty Grasse. D. Barndt K- 1 P. Buehrle G- C1911 E. Ede B- GI' 10 B. Hinkle R. Harley R. Johnson T. Koljeski M. Kulp D. Kurlowich BETTY HINKLE Perkasie, R. D. No. 3 Shorty Academic 11, 215 Home Economics 1415 Chorus 12, 3, 415 Dramatics 12, 3, 415 That Girl Patsy 131. You'll Die Laughing 141: General 131: Home Nursing 1115 Treasurer 141: Almost Summer 121, Life of the Party 141. A tiny girl with eyes of blue, A noble friend both loyal and true. RAY HARLEY Souderton, R. D. Raisin Agriculture 11, 2, 3, 41: Baseball 12, 3, 415 Shop 12, 415 That Girl Patsy 1315 Elec- tricity 111 5 Basketball 13, 415 Dramatics 131: President 13, 41. A black Chevy flashing down the street, A brown eyed blonde he goes to meet. RICHARD JOHNSON Hatfield R. D. No. 1 Rich Agriculture 11, 2, 3, 415 Electricity 121: Library 1415 Penmanship 1115 Art 1315 Orchestra 12, 31. In the future Rich intends to drive ,a truck, So in this occupation we wish him luck. TED KOLJESKI Perkasie, R. D. No. 3 Teddy Agriculture 11, 2, 3, 41: Art 12, 3, 41: Elec- tricity 1115 Chorus 11, 2, 31. The tallest in the class is Teddy, Stay away, girls, he's no desire to go steady. MILDRED KULP Blooming Glen Mini Home Economics 11, 2, 3. 415 Art 1215 Pen- manship 1415 Home Nursing 1115 Shop 131. Mini the girl with the chewing gum, You'll always see her having fun. DOROTHY KURLOWICH Perkasie, R. D. 3 Ku1'Zy Academic 11, 215 Home Economics 1415 Dra- matic 1215 Library 1415 You'll Die Laugh- ing 141: Editor-in-Chief of School Notes 141: General 1315 First Aid 1115 Home Nursing 1315 Chorus 11, 2, 3, 41. Dot with a voice that is so sweet, But to be a nurse is her treat. THE ECHO BETH ANN Loux Perkasie, R. D. No. 3 Beth Aim Home Economics 11, 2, 3, 43: Art 123: Pen- manship 143: Home Nursing 113: Shop 133: Baseball 11, 23. ' With eyes of blue and treckles too. She's one of the twins- can you tell who? Louisa Loux Pei-kasie, R. D. No. 3 nllonu Home Economics 11, 2, 3, 43: Art 123: Pen- manship 143: Home Nursing 113: Shop 133: Baseball 11, 23. One of two, you'll see around, As quiet a girl as can be found. Doms MAHONEY Perkasie, R. D. No. 3 Doris Academic 11, 2, 3. 43: Cheer Leading 133: Typing 11, 2, 3, 43: Class Reporter 143. Doris, whose personality is swell, About her future she cannot tell. Lois Moon Telford, R. D. No. 1 HLo,is7! Home Economics 113: First Aid 113: Pen- manship 13, 43: General 12, 3, 43: Art 123: Chorus 113. Lois Mood is a quiet miss, Who is bound to have much bliss. DORIS MOYER Blooming Glen zfM0yel,vr Home Economics 11, 2, 3, 43: Dramatics 12, 43: Secretary 13. 43: Basketball 12, 3, 43: Life of the Party 143 : First Aid 113 : Shop 133: Chorus 113: Baseball 11, 2, 3, 43: You'll Die Laughing 143. Blond, blue-eyed, slim, attractive and neat, Leader and comrade, she's all reet. GRACE M0Y1-:iz Dublin, Pa. Gracie Academic 11, 23: Home Economics 143: Dra- matics 123: Penmanship 143: General 133: Home Nursing 113: Shop 133: Chorus 11, 2, 3, 43. A friend to all is this girl Grace, Who always has a smile upon her face. B. A. Loux L. L1 D. Mahoney L. M- D. Moyer G. M0 12 M, Moyer J. Moyer E. Ott W. Novicki D. Steinly S. Spanninger MARY MOYER Blooming Glen 4sMal,yxr Academic 11, 2, 31: Home Nursing 111: Shop 131: Chorus 11, 2, 3, 41: Home Economics 141: Art 121: Penmanship 141: Treasurer 121. We wish Mary luck in her future years, Whether she has a husband and home 01' 3. Ca1'e9l'. JAMES Moran uhm., Agriculture 11, 2, 3, 41: Art 12, 3, 41: Elec- tricity 111: Baseball 12, 3, 41. In baseball Jim's name is on top, For there isn't a ball that he can't stop. ELMER OTT Hatfield, R. D. No. 1 Hott!! Went into the service. Army, February 12, 1945: was discharged December 13, 1946. Agriculture 11, 21: First Aid 111: Penman- ship 141: Baseball 11, 41: General 141: Electricity 121: Basketball 11, 2, 41. Tall, dark and handsome, a likeable guy, . l You'll hear the girls whistle when Elmer walks by. WILLIAM NovIcKI Telford, R. D. No. 1 lKBill!f Went into the Navy March 4, 1945, dis- charged August 2, 1946. General 11, 2, 3, 41: Dramatics 12, 3, 41: President 131: Baseball 11, 2, 3, 41: Almost Summer 131, You'll Die Laughing 141: Electricity 111: Vice- President 121: Basketball 11, 2, 3, 41: Chorus 111: Life of the Party 141. The Charles Boyer of the Semor Class, Who admires the passing of every young lass. DOROTHY STEINLY Blooming Glen K6D0t!l Academic 11, 21 : Home Economics 141: Dra- matics 121: Penmanship 141: Secretary 111: Baseball 121: General 131: Home Nursing 111: Shop 131: Chorus 11, 2, 3, 41 1 Treasurer 121: Basketball 121. When seeing a 32 chevy go past, Look! for Dot says it goes but not too fast. SHIRLEY SPANNINGER Fricks Sim-1 Home Economics 11, 2, 3, 41: Baseball 11, 2, 31: Chorus 11, 2, 41: Life of the Party 141: Home Nursing 111: Basketball 131: Dramatics 12, 3, 41: You'll Die Laughing 141. We know her by her nickname Shirl, You're sure to say she's quite a girl. 1947 THEECI-IO DOROTHY WERNER Sellersville, R. D. 1 nlzustyu Academic 11, 21: First Aid 111: Chorus 11, 21: You'Il Die Laughing 141: General 13, 41: Dramatic 12, 3, 41: That Girl Patsy 131. Another girl in the class who skates, And with a certain boy she rates. EDWARD TICE Pei-kasie, R. D. No. 3 uEdvy General 11, 2, 3, 41: Dramatics 13, 41: Basketball 11, 2, 3, 41: Life of the Party 141: Shop 11, 21: Baseball 11, 2, 3, 41: Vice-President 131. Little, but necessary on the team, As well as in studies he's on the beam. EARL WISMER Fricks, Pa. lswizzyvr Came to Hilltown in the second half of the Sophomore year from Doylestown. Agriculture 12, 3, 41: Leather Craft 131: Shop 121: Dramatics 141. As quiet a guy as can be found, In Physics class he makes no sound. MARION STOVER Blooming Glen Marion Academic 11, 21: Home Economics 141: Art 12, 41: Chorus 11, 2, 3, 41: General 131: Home Nursing: 111: Shop. Marion, who can draw very well, May become an artist, you never can tell. CHARLES YODER Souderton R. D. gil Charles General 11, 2. 3, 41: Shop 121: Baseball 131: President 121: That Girl Patsy 131: Elec- tricity 111: Dramatics 13, 41: Treasurer 131: Etudent Council 141: You'll Die Laughing 4 . A bit of humor, a bit of skill, If no one else succeeds, Charley will. MERRILL YODER Perkasie, R. D. No. 2 Merrill General 12, 3, 41: Electricity 111 : Dramatics 13, 41: Life of the Party 141: Agriculture 111: Shop 121: Baseball 13, 41: You'll Die Laughing 141. As an actor he is fine, But carpentry is more his line. D. Werner E. Ti E. Wismer M. Stow C. Yoder M. Yod ze-5 SUCH: wig: wgai: wwe :wOlwO: wage? QGOEQ: 92525 rwgdmz ng-mmm :wgx mg :MTOHSE mwah? mauve? mmzg :wgrz HOEHMOB :Hat manga Exam-HH: Hong nog: HAEAOAEQF :wars FCEM EOS: FCEM Gaim: gmrgg ZEOQQ: ggi am:-5: govxg 058: Q. EOE! gag: gi 33:3- 4:51 Q. gags' ada: 20305 3352: Og 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 :UO-U: mggq Ewing: mgegi :HA1 'EGG SMNNMN: S552- Uoqv 2252 K 26:51:03 O. gag, 2 : 2 zmragxz gi Mas mga: mggmgng ,RTECS E? 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' 1, if 16 CLASS PROPHECY One day I was called into the oflice of the Republic Aircraft Corporation, where I was now working. I was told I would be given a few weeks vacation. So I decided to fly East in my private plane Charlie Yoder's Sky Demon. Flying into New York City for some necessary supplies, I was surprised to see a girl who looked very familiar. I saw her to be Betty Grasse, who informed me she was now a hostess for Southwest Airlines. She said Betty Hinkle was also a hostess with the T. W. A. After refueling I left Glendale and started flying East. After landing at Philadelphia, I was surprised to see Elmer Ott checking the engine on an airliner. I talked with him and during the con- versation we decided to look up some of our old friends. First on our list was Ed Tice, who was now athletic coach at Northeast High School. Ed informed us that the Philadelphia Phils, with whom Jim Moyer was the star short-stop, were playing a championship game that afternoon. Ed obtained permission to go with us from the principal, who we recognized as Paul Buehrle. After talking to Paul for a short time we called a cab and we were greatly surprised to find Richard Johnson driving it. He informed us that business was thriving and that he enjoyed his work. Upon arriving at the entrance of Shibe Park we discovered among the other sport enthusiasts were Mr. and Mrs. George Clemens fthe former Grace Moyerl. George told us he owned a large chicken farm in Hilltown Township. Seeing the large gathering we all went into the grandstand to get the choice seats. As we took our seats the umpire yelled Play Ball. The game proved to be one of the most interesting ball games I have ever witnessed. Jim turned out to be the hero of the day, having, hit a triple to drive home the winning run and Win the National League Championship. After finding our way to the dressing room, we waited for Jim to come out. He was greatly surprised to see us, and to make the reunion complete he asked us all to join him at dinner. Jim told us he was taking us to one of the best restaurants in the city which was owned by Dr. William Novicki. On the way to dinner we passed a beauty salon and Ed told me it was owned by Shirley'Spanninger and that Doris Mahoney was one of her employees. We decided to stop a few minutes to talk to them, we asked about some of the other students and Shirley informed us that Mildred Kulp and Beth Ann Loux were also in the hair dressing business in a distant city. Shirley also told us that Mary Moyer was head nurse in one of the hospitals and that Marion Stover and Dot Werner were also nurses, but since we did not have much time left we did not have time to see any of these girls. Once in the restaurant we were surprised to find Lois Mood as a waitress. She told us that Bill had several Doctor offices and that the restaurant was just one ofhis sidelines. After finishing our most delicious meal Ed and I decided to fly to the Doylestown Airport and visit the rest of our former classmates in that vicinity. When we landed at the airport we found Ted Koljeski working on different airplanes, so we ask him to check up on ours while we were gone. We then borrowed a car and Ed suggested we visit the farms of Earl Wismer and Ed Ede. When we got to Ed's farm we found Merrill Yoder was working on his farm making cabinets. We had a long talk together and Merrill informed us Dorothy Barndt and Louise Loux were both married and lived up state. He also told us that Doris Moyer and Ray Harley were married and had a big farm. 17 We checked over our list of classmates and discovered that we had founf out what they were all doing and seen all the ones who were in the vicinitl so we decided to fly back to our work. I took Ed back to his coaching at Higl School and I went back to my work at Republic Aircraft to think about th pleasant time I had talking to all my former Hilltown High School classmate: 15 15 SQ: IMAGINE 1. Shirley Spanninger not talking. 2. Charles Yoder not knowing the answers. 3. Doris and Ray not going together. 4. Jim Moyer driving at a reasonable speed. 5. Being able to tell the Loux twins apart. 6. Bill Novicki telling the truth. 7. Earl Wismer answering in Physics class. 8. Ed Ede not sleeping in class. 9. Ed Tice not participating in sports. 10. Kenny Beer not talking to the girls. 11. Betty Hinkle reaching the height of five feet. Dates to Remember September 3 . . , . . . . . .School Opens September 28 ......,.. Senior Carnival fwatch Bill play ping pongj October 17 . . . October 27 . . . December 7 , . January 17 .. January 23 . . . March 1 .,... . . . . .Senior Hay Ride fdid you see those couplesj . . .Hallowe'en Party fpoor Freshmenj . . . Life of the Party . ...., First Semester Test Senior Class Dinner fwere we fullj . . . You'll Die Laughing April 24, 25, 26 ....,,.. Senior Trip to Washington May 16 ...... May 18 .... May 21 . . . June 10 .... . . .Senior Finals fnever again! . . .Baccalaureate Service . . . . .Commencement . . . . .School Ends 18 THE CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of 1947 of Hilltown High School, of strong mind and body, having been showered with many blessings, do heartily bequeath them to those who follow. We do hereby make, publish, and declare that we are about to bestow the following articles on the persons mentioned below. 1. To the Juniors we bequeath the proud honor of Seniors May they prove themselves worthy of its name. 2. To the Sophomore Class we will our intelligence. May they ever uphold this honor. 3. To the Freshman we bequeath our good looks. May they always be so. 4. The following persons of the Senior Class bestow these blessings: Dorothy Barndt reluctantly gives her page boy hair-do to Suzanne Glenn.- Kenneth Beer bequeaths his admiration for girls to Henry Moore. Paul Buehrle leaves his unnatural wave to Frank Grasse. George Clemens wills his quietness to his brother, Stanley. Edward Ede bequeaths his ability for sleeping in class to Donald Wismer. Betty Grasse reluctantly leaves her figure to Jeanette Moore. Ray Harley gives his pencils to anyone who wants one. Betty Hinkle grants her Dramatic Ability to Samuel Miller. Richard Johnson reluctantly gives his height to Edward Lukee. Mildred Kulp leaves her chewing gum to Kenneth Weisel. Dorothy Kurlowich leaves her earrings to Faye Moorse. Beth Ann Loux wills her 'fl Don't Know to Arlene Drace. Louise Loux gives her Home Economic ability to June Moyer. Doris Mahoney bequeaths her low voice to Irene Rawe. Lois Mood wills her knowledge of Problems in Democracy to Stanley Wietecha. Doris Moyer leaves her blond hair to Mary Moyer. Grace Moyer reluctantly gives the squeak of her voice to Mickey Mouse. James Moyer bequeaths his mischievousness to Gertrude Dietric. Mary Moyer gives her long hair to Doris Detweiler. Bill Novicki generously bequeaths his line to Richard Nice. Elmer Ott unwillingly leaves his baseball talent to Herbert Widman. Shirley Spanninger grants her corny jokes and talking ability to June Tice. Dorothy Steinly wills her love for chickens to The Old Hen fun- identifiedj. Marion Stover gives her Home Ee class obedience to Elise Pischl. Edward Tice bequeaths his athletic ability to Johnny Loux. Dorothy Werner leaves her boyfriend to Kathryn Matthisa. Earl Wismer wills his Quiet Quilt to Edward Rims. Charles Yoder leaves his brains to the Faculty. Merrill Yoder leaves his trolley car to the conductor. We have hereunto set our hand and seal this 25th day of March, 1947, A.D. TI-IE SENIOR CLASS OF 1947 HILLTOWN HIGH SCHOOL 1 19 SENIOR PLAY U I YZ' an Standing-C. Yoder, E. Tice, E. Wismer, D. Barndt, D. Moyer, D. Wernel D. Mahoney, E. Ede, G. Moyer, K. Beer. Sitting-P. Buehrle, B. Hinkle, D. Kurlowich, M. Yoder, B. Grasse, S. Span ninger, B. Novicki. Senior Play Cast Bridget Mulquoon-Housekeeper , Kim Waller-A surprised heir , , , , . Tommy Upton-His stuttering side-kick Levi Hackett-The Village Lawyer . . . . Augustus Caesar JonesHNegro handy-man Peachie Chrysanthemum Jones-Negro cook Otto Swarty-A truck gardener ',,. . i Diana Dalhart-Kim's heartbreak Miss Marilla Dalhart-Di's spinster aunt , . Mrs. Kitty Pike-A giddy widow Jona PikeAHer giddy daughter The Ghost-Girl-Who Died Laughing , The Ghost-Man-In search of his tongue I Doris Moye Paul Buehrl Merrill Yode Bill Noviclf , Ed Ed , Dorothy Werne . . .Kenneth Bee ,. Betty Hinkl Dorothy Kurlowic Shirley Spanninge . , Betty Grass Dorothy Barnd Charles Yode You'II Die Laughing u You'll Die Laughing! was given at the Souderton Auditorium on March 1, 1947, with a capacity crowd. A handful of heirs met on a stormy night in a weird Creepy Castle, to hear the reading of an eccentric will, and to hunt for the precious star-sapphire. Bridget, the comical Irish housekeeper, warned all to leave, for anybody who remained all night in Creepy Castle-Dies Laughing! The heirs refused to budge-and then ghastly things started happening. The place was fairly littered with spooks-including a phantom cat! Portraits sobbed real salt tears! Typewriters were manipulated by invisible hands. The ghost girl gurgled and groaned, The devil-monster clanked his chains! Somebody disappeared- somebody was strangled--somebody Dies Laughing. And at the end we learn not a soul is actually murdered--it's all a hoax which was being played on a Certain Party to cure a phobia, and how that Certain Party turned the tables on his tormentors left the audience in stitches! Truly, You'll Die Laughing! was the most spine-tingling farce, the most rib-tickling thriller we've come across since Hector was a pint-sized pup. Z? Jokes Mr. Grasse: What insect eats the least food? Gertrude: The moth, it eats holes. Mr. Frisbie fto Teddy Koljeskil : Where is 'your pencil, Teddy? Ain't got one, teacherfj How many times have you been told to say: I haven't got one, you haven't got one, they haven't got one, we. . . Well, teacher, where are all the pencils? The idea for a slow-motion picture came to its inventor while watching two Scotchmen reaching for the lunch check. Shivering polar bear to his mother: I don't care who my ancestors were, I'm cold. - ' Mr. Yoder: What is your idea of civilization? Elmer: I think it's a very good idea. Somebody ought to start it. Mr. Weisel: Ed, what is the formula for water? , Ed Ede: H, I, J, K, L, M, N, O. Mr. Weisel: Where did you get such a silly idea? Ed: Well, yesterday you told us it was H to O. 21 JUNIOR CLASS 1 Top Ron' - D. Bolig, R. Johnson, W. Virnelson, F. Grasse, J. Tice, S. W'ietecha, S. Stover, R. Nyce. Middle Row-S. Miller, D. Loux, B. Ott, E. Yoder, J. Moore, D. Bishop, C. Yoder, R. Burkhardt, H. Moo1'e. Iloffom Row - J. Weisel, A. Drace, E. Pischl, M. Yoder, L. Yoder, A. Donnelly, L. Mau1'er, M. Smith, J. Tice. On September 3, 1946, twenty nine Juniors took their places for another school term of study and fun. We bean the year by electing the following class officers under our class advisor, Mr. Yoder: President . , . . . Alice Donnelly Vice-President .. Marie Yoder Secretary . . Elise Pischl Treasurer . . , ...,. . , , . .....,,, LaRue Maurer Student Council Representatives . . Charlotte Yoder, Frank Grasse The Junior Class activities included a class dinner, roller skating' parties, cake sale and also a trip to Philadelphia to see historical places. Also for the benefit of the class we sold school emblems, pennants, and bandanas. Our class was well represented in sports, also. The following members took part: Marie Yoder, Arlene Drace, Dorothy Bishop, Charlotte Yoder, LaRue Maurer, and Edna Yoder, Frank Grasse, William Glick, Samuel Stover, and Richard Burkhardt. It was a long, hard struggle to make the year book successful, but it was a privilege to make this dedication to the senior class. 22 SOPHOMORE CLASS Sophomore Class Report With much chattering and chuckling, fifty-two bright-eyed sophomores assembled on the first day of school. Immediately the class became organized under its advisor, Miss Grasse, by electing the following officers. --President .. . , . Donald Wismer Vice-President Charlotte Spanninger Secretary . . , , . . Lorretta Leach Treasurer , . . , Lorraine Parisi Student Council Representative . , , , . , , , ,,.. Leon Iles This year we were all looking forward to that certain day in October when the Freshman class was on the receiving end of these hilarious traditional initiations, and we could sit back and enjoy it. One of the first activities of our class was a skating party at Menlo Park, which was well attended and enjoyed by all. Another feature of the year was the magazine d1'ive and what a pleasure it was to eat the ice cream prizes awarded for being tops in salesmanship. We are also looking forward to a trip to Shibe Park in Philadelphia to see a professional baseball game. When basketball season approached, we had Jeryl Haberle, Kenneth Weisel, Leon Iles, and Marvin Landis striving for key positions on the squad. These fellows also showed their skill on the baseball team. Charlotte Spanninger, Dorothy Smith, Lorraine Parisi were the girls representing our class in basketball and baseball. Since our class is well repre- sented in sports, the outlook on future winning teams is promising. Since we have been in the same room for the past two years, we are working hard to move into the next-the Junior Room. :sz FRESHMAN CLASS i l 4 Freshman Class Report We were rather shaky when prep:1rations for the Hallowe'en Party began, for it was time for the annual initiations. After the horrified looks had passed from our faces and the party ended, we considered ourselves members of the student body. Activities during the year consisted of a roller skating party at Menlo Park. also a few of our boys and girls have tried their luck at basketball and baseball. We are all working for the honor of receiving a school letter. During the year the following' class officers were chosen with Mr. Weisel as the advisor: President .. . Vincent Parisi Vice-President . . , Gerald Dunlap Secretary Anna Landis Treasurer . , , . Esther Alderfer Student Council Representative . , . Edna Lewis As the end of the school year creeps closer we start to think about enter- taining' the upper classmen at the annual picnic. 2-1 I V 0 Q I sl 'L MCCK r fwr.?.., , X Q-rf-3r '-if-? riff- Q Q ' 1 , ' 1 ' . ' u I '-, P 3- 1, '-' Sho . Q2 ,gk Tjflng' A , 1 if? fx I We 1 A f zfplvx' ,- '-fy 521 . i'25'0-as f 4 ,yr 'pr-arnaT'nc, V- LJ?- W ' ' Eff Iwo P A , f I . f, 5 ni 5 'I ' '2Z Tf1?--f f - As: 2, 9 : -g fn ,,'AfL'T - L, ,-.-H- STUDENT COUNCIL Standing-I.. Iles, C. Yoder, F. Grasse Siffing-C. Yoder, P. Buehrle, J. Grasse, B. Grasse, E. Lewis The Student Council began another successful year by electing the fol lowing officers. President . . , Paul Buehrle Vice-President . . . Frank Grasse Secretary A , ., Betty Grasse Treasurer . . . . , . . . , . . . . Charlotte Yoder The Council has as its members three Seniors, Betty Gwasse, Charles Yodei Paul Buehrleg two Juniors, Charlotte Yoder, Frank Grassg one Sophomore Leon Ilesg one Freshman, Edna Lewis. The Council has been very active throughout the school year, taking charg of every Friday assembly. The Council also completed a handbook for th school, which was the first one issued by Hilltown High School. 71 CHORUS The high school chorus has again had a successful year under the able direction of Miss Jacqueline Grasse with Jean Weisel as an able accompanist. In the beginning of the year the following officers were elected. President , . , , , . ,,.... , , . . . , ....,,.,... . . Arlene Drace Secretary . . . . , , ..... Marie Yoder Treasurer . . , , . . . . , . . Charlotte Yoder Librarian . . . . . , . , . Vincent Pischl, Robert Histand The chorus has participated in quite a few programs this year. The Annual Carol Service was held at Dublin, December 18, 1946. On December twenty-third, twenty-six members of the chorus sang over K. Y. W. on a program presented by students of the suburban school district of Philadelphia. The chorus also took part in the exchange programs given at Quakertown, Coopersburg and Spring- field. Throughout the year the chorus furnished music at local church programs. In April the chorus presented a Spring Concert at Souderton High School's auditorium. The final project of the chorus will be rendered at the commencement and baccalaureate services. 9 DRAMATIC CLUB Our Dramatic Club is composed of fifty-two members. On December seventh, the Dramatic Club presented Life of the Party in the Souderton High School Auditorium. Doris Moyer had the leading role Other members of the cast were: Paul Buehrle, Charlotte Yoder, Marie Yoder. Kenneth Beer, Betty Hinkle, Edward Tice, Frank Grass, William Novicki Samuel Stover, Merrill Yoder, Alice Donnelly, Shirley Spanninger, Myrtle Smith, Betty Ott, Arlene Draco and Jean Weisel. At the Silverdale Fire House and Dublin Fire House five plays were pre- sented by club members, Little Oscar Goes Bye Bye, The Bishop and the Convictf' Dear Lady Be Brave, The Man Without A Country, and Herby The Herof' Also a group of Sophomore girls gave the play, Hllittle Women,' at Hilltown High School. The Dramatic Club Members wish to thank Mr. Yoder and other facultj members, for their kindness and cooperation in making its pro,Qjrams successful Top Row-F. Grass, P. Buehrle, E. Wismer Second Row-W. Novicki, S. Stover, C. Yoder Third Row-M. Yode1', B. Barndt, S. Spanninger, M. Yoder, D. Moyer, D. Werner, K. Beer, E. Tice Fourth Rowe-J. Weisel, A. Donnelly, M. Smith, A. Drace, B. Hinkle, B. Ott Cast for the Life of the Party Jean Hughes-Hostess ,.,... Mildred Hughes-College Freshman. . . Amy Hughes-qYoungest Daughter. . Mrs. Harriet Hughes-Mother, . . ,,.. . . . . . Mrs. Victoria Coates-Society Woman ..., Sally Frazier4Teddy's Lasting Girl. . Dottie Kixmiller-Teddy's Girl .. . . Maryrosalie Vogulhut-Teddy's Girl. . Hope Shuttleworth-Teddy's Girl Ruth Coates-Jean's Rival . . Teddy Hughes-Only Son. . Tommy King-Jean's Admirer Mike Tisdale-Romeo .. . Mr. Jesse Hughes-Father . Charles Collier-Banker's Son VValter Lipscomb-Policeman . . . Snazzy Mitchell-Mike's Opposite 29 . .Doris Moyer .. Marie Yoder . . . . .Betty Hinkle . . .Charlotte Yoder Shirley Spanninger . ..My1'tle Smith . . . . . .Betty Ont . Arlene Drace ... .. Jean Weisel . ..Alice Donnelly . . Kenneth Beer . . .Edward Tice William Novicki Paul Buehrle Samuel Stoner . Merrill Yoder Frank Grass TYPING CLUB l Sfanding-M. Landis, J. Tice, J. Woodruife Siffing-D. Mahoney, E. Pischl, L. Leach, Mrs. Cassel, D. Eckhait The work of the Typing Club, under the supervision of Mrs. Cassel, is most praiseworthy. The duties performed consist of typing articles for the news- paper, preparing stencils and mastersheets for the duplicating machine and doing' office work whenever requested. There are three first year typists and four advanced typists. A short hand course has been added for the more advanced students. PENMANSHIP CLUB The Penmanship Club under the sponsorship of Miss Riebel, has fourteen members. The drills practised are found in the A. N. Palmer Manual for adults. The body position for the development of good form in writing, proportion in writing and accuracy of letter formation is stressed. The number of words the student was able to write per minute was also included in the study. 20 THE LIBRARY CLUB Sfamling-R. Histund, V. Pischl, R. Johnson, W. Virnelson, R. Rickert Siffing---D. Kurlowich, Miss Grasse, B. Ward The Library Club under the supervision of Miss Jacqueline Grasse began its activities this year by electing the following ofiicersg President, Bill Virnel- song Secretary, Richard Johnson, Treasurer, Vincent Pischl. The Club includes four additional members. A card catalog was installed this year for the convenience of those who use the library. New books are being added as the year progresses. ART CLUB The Art Club of 1946, began a very successful year under the capable instruction of Mr. Weisel. ' The Art Club began its year by making prospective drawings. During the course of the year we also made designs on paper plates, monograms, Christmas card scenes, spatter painting, finger painting and repeating designs. Elise Pischl and Robert Johnson did constructive work of art on the posters for the Dramatic Club Play, the Christmas Carol Service and also the Senior Play. 31 SAFETY PATROL Top Rout-H. Moyer, J. Haberle, F. Tice Second Row-D. Landis, J. Moyer, C. Spanninger In the year 46-47, there were six patrolmen chosen from the Sophomore class. These six are Dolly Landis and Jerry Haberle from the blue bus, June Moyer and Harley Moyer from the orange bus, Charlotte Spanninger and Fred Tice from the yellow bus. The work of the patrolnien consists of carrying' messages back and forth to teachers and keeping order in the buses. At the end of the school term two patrolmen are chosen to go on a tour to Washington. These two were chosen by the entire school. Charlotte Spanningel and Harley Moyer were the two who were chosen. The A. A. A. Club sponsors the trip for the patrolmen. SHOP CLUB Each Monday at one o'elock the Shop Club meets at the agricultural building under the experienced supervision of Mr. Frisbie, the agriculture teacher. Since lumber could not be obtained the boys were taught to tie various knots and to use them properly, Some of the boys practiced welding, while the others learned to sharpen different tools such as saws and drills. ti '2 HOME ECONOMICS Standing-D. Moyer, D. Kurlowich, G. Moyer, D. Steinly, Miss Reibel, M. Moyer, M. Kulp, B. Loux, M. Stover, L. Loux. Sitting-S. Spanninger, B. Hinkle, D. Mahoney, D. Barndt, B. Grasse. The Home Economics Department of this year is again under the leader- ship of Miss Jeanne Riebel. At the beginning of the first semester we preserved foods for use in the cafeteria. After completing this activity we began making clothing for our wardrobes, such as dresses, blouses, skirts, housecoats, and pajamas. We also made the girls' basketball suits and the cheer leading outfits of which we are very proud. The cafeteria was opened the first week of December, under the leadership of Mrs. Alice Cassel, with an average of eighty-five lunches served daily at twenty cents each. We started our second semester by studying housing and home furnishings, nutrition, foods, and good grooming. A number of field trips were taken to various industries in the community. The senior, junior and sophomore classes were very fortunate in going to the Pennsylvania State Fair, at Harrisburg. This trip was enjoyed by everyone. 33 AGRICULTURE Standing'-J. Moyer, E. Ede, E. Ott, T. Kolojeski, K. Beer Sitting- R. Johnson, E. Wismer, C. Frisbie The popularity of vocational agriculture among our boys is well indicated by the enrollment of forty-two students in this course. Under the supervision of Mr. Frisbie, the boys had a very successful year in shop and class work which leads to better farmers of tomorrow. In order to gain full credit each member of the agriculture course must have a project. He can choose a project like livestock, or garden and farm improvement. Our class was present at the Allentown fair and Harrisburg farm show where they saw many different types of equipment and exhibits which they enjoyed. This year the agriculture course joined the Future Farmers of America Organization on May 7, 1946. The boys were sworn into the club by the Emmaus Chapter. The purpose of the club is to bring the boys together and improve the Agriculture building and school grounds. 34 SPCJRTS W 1 C 0,55 3 42. gf' ani? A? uf 1 , fwfgf? ,i K' ' 5' N fax J I y 3 A XM x , L H Q A I E -Sf X -:- CHEERLEADERS NJ wig 3 X A. Donnelly, J. Derstine, L. Schmell, M. Smith, E. Pischl, D. Landis Hilltown's spirit, as displayed through the vigorous cheerleading of a small group of six girls, vanquished many of our rivals. New cheers as well as new motions for the old ones were popular whenever used. New style uniforms, blue jumpers and gold blouses, added greatly to the appearance and displayed an attractive combination. Elise Pischl, Joan Derstine, Elva Landis, and Lorraine Schmell working together with Alice Donnelly and Myrtle Smith, former cheerleaders, made the halls ring with cheers such as: Give-a-yeklg Lucky Starlg Zip-a-di-do-da, and urged the teams onward to a victorious season. 36 GIRLS' BASKETBALL The girls had their first basketball practice in November at Third Street in Perkasie with Hfteen girls anxious to display their ability and school spirit. Doris Moyer was elected our captain. This spirit was shown when they won their game with Doylestown High School. The girls tried their best to win the other games, but it seemed their opponents had the same idea. The high scorers for the year were Doris Moyer and Arlene Drace. The team looked most attractive clad in their new tunics, which the Home Economics Department made this year. Our opponents included Buckingham, Sell-Perk, Doylestown, Souderton, Lansdale Business School and Hatfield. 37 BOYS' BASKETBALL The Boys' Basketball season opened with twenty-iive eager basketball players who elected Paul Buehrle and lid Ticc as co-captains. With the skillful coaching' of Mr. Yoder the team had a successful season. Their playing spirit was shown when they won three out of four games with Nockamixon and defeated Lansdale Business School 23-14. Against Hat- field they showed their fighting spirit but lost 54-39, with Ed Tice, the high scorer, making twenty-two points. Other opponents which defeated Hilltown included Buckingham, Sell-Perk, Doylestown and Souderton. Ed Tice was high scorer for the team with sixty-seven points. Paul Buehrle second highest with forty-six points and Frank Grass third highest with forty-four points. The building of asphalt courts for basketball on the high school grounds has been a decided asset in developing future teams. 38 GIRLS' BASEBALL ' Our baseball season opened for the year '47, with the return of twenty girls from last year. The girls are looking forward to a successful season under the coaching of Miss Riebel. Although quite a few of our star players graduated last year, we expect to have a victorious team. We play many of the same schools as we do in basketball. The school has rented the field below the boys' baseball diamond as a diamond for the girls. This will enable the girls to do all the practicing they wish. 1 Identification of Baby Pictures Page 16-First row, top to bottom: Merrill Yoder, Betty Grasse, Charles Yoderg middle row: Miss Rieble, Mr. Yoderg right side, top to bottom: Roy Harley, Paul Buehrle, Mary Moyer. Page 73-Doris Mahoney and Betty Hinkle Qleft to rightj Page 75-Louise and Beth Ann Louxg Shirley Spanninger fleft to rightj Page 77-Lois Mood and Dorothy Barndt fleft to rightj Page 79-Eddie Tice and Dorothy Kurlowich Qleft to rightl Page 81-Marion Stover and Earl Wismer fleft to right? 39 BOYS' BASEBALL The return of twelve letter men from last year's squad, including the servicemen Elmer Ott and Bill Novicki and the able coaching of Mr. Yoder Hilltown, will be a hard team to beat. The pitching staff has been built up witlf the return of Elmer Ott and last year's players, Ray Harley, Jerry Haberle and Leon Iles. Among the infielders are Sam Stover with the Moyer brothers cover- ing the left side, and Buehrle, Weisel and Glick the right side 'of the infield. Among the outfielders are Novicki, Beer, Tice and some sophomores and fresh- men who haven't displayed their skill as yet. With this squad Hilltown should have an excellent season. Our baseball diamond has been enlarged by the purchasing of more land. This has not only increased the size of our playing field but it has improved the landscape and general appearance of our play- ground. Schedule - 'I947 Hilltown Opponents April 11-Buckingham, Away April 15-Hatfield, Away April 18-Nockamixon, Away April 22-Springfield, Home April 30--Buckingham, Home May 2-Hatfield, Home May 20-Springfield, Away May 27-Nockamixon, Home Patron List The Junior Class is grateful to the following patrons who have helped make possible the printing of the 1947 Yearbook of Hilltown High School. Rev. and Mrs. Wayne E. Soliday Mr. and Mrs. Paul Constanzer Mrs. Louise Detweiler Mr. and Mrs. Norman Ott Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Lengel Miss Margaret Lengel John Rightmire Mr. and Mrs. H. Lingenbrink Mr. and Mrs. Edwin H. Shirving, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Newell Leming Mr. and Mrs. John Grasse Mr. and Mrs. Russell Weiss Mr. and Mrs. Curwen Weisel Mr. and Mrs. Harley Moyer Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Yoder Donated 51.00 Miss Veronica Moskouski Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Burkhardt Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ott, Sr. Mr. John Johnson Mr. and Mrs. John F. Fatzinger Mr. and Mrs. William Reckner Mr. and Mrs. John Neubert, Sr. Samuel Stover Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Stover Mr. and Mrs. John Jacobsen Alice Donnelly Myrtle Smith Dorothy Hinkle Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Moyer Mr. and Mrs. Sam Schmell Mrs. Margaret Leach Mr. and Mrs. Karl Dietrich Miss Jeanne Riebel Dorothy Smith Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wietecha' ' Marian Stover A A Mr. and Mrs. William R. Lewis, Sr. Ernest M. Arndt Mr. and Mrs. Noah Meyers - ' Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Alderfer Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Moyer Anna Landis Marie Yoder Ruth Yoder Mr. and Mrs. Ephraim Landis Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Moyer David Loux Samuel Miller Mr. and Mrsf Ralph Drace Mr. and Mrs. Quintus Leatherman Sarah and Kathryn Gehman A. Eva Drace Edna A. Drace Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Kratz Mrs. Guliek Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Kulp Clyde Detweiler Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Landis Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Steinly Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hunsberger Mr. and Mrs. Russell Loux Mr. and Mrs. Chester Mill Mr. and Mrs. Abram Stover Mr. and Mrs. John Souder Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Derstine Oliver H. Grass William H. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. William H. Moyer Mr. and Mrs. J. Arthur Moyer Merle Cramer Mr. and Mrs. William K. Van Derbeek Mr. and Mrs. Claude Beidler Mr. and Mrs. Harley B. Gehman Mr. and Mrs. John Fluck Mr. and Mrs. Andrew B. Rosenberger Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Alderfer Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Greaserv Mr. and Mrs. Peter Perzchala Mr. and Mrs. C. H. 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Phone 2131 ll 0 0000000 0 0000000 0 00 00 0:000000030:0000000000 STATE OF GEO. S. SNYDER FEED - COAL - LUMBER Hardware, Paints, Seeds, etc. Everything to Build Anything 0 0 000000000000 000 00 00 0 0 0 00 0000000000 52 0 0 00000000000000000 0000000000000000 HATFIELD, PA. 223222 00000 00000 00000000000 O00O000O0000OOOOOOOOOOOOQQOOOOOOOVOO00000000O0O0000000O00OOOOQOOOOOOQOOOQOOOOOOOO 20000020000000000000000000:000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 MAH LON A. SOUDER Blooming Glen, Bucks County, Po. AUTOMOBILE AND PROPERTY INSURANCE IN ALL FORMS PHONE PERKASIE 7615 A. R. MOYER CATTLE DEALER BLOOMING GLEN, PA. 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RITTENHOUSE BLOOMING GLEN, PA. 222222223223X222Z2!2!3.2X2!2222222XXSZSSSZSZZXRZZSZZZZXSXZXZ2X!ZZZSZSZSZSSSSZZSSZSZZXXSXZZXZS2223222222231 54 Q00 0000 OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OQOOO0OO0O6QOOO00Q0OOb OO 0000000680000 ooozzstzxzggzmzazgzzggazzzomozooooboooooooooooooooooof Qooooooooooooooooobooo Q O 09000000 Compliments of HOWARD DU N LAP Blooming Glen, Pa. GEO. H. SPIELMAN, Chevrolet Dealer PERKASIE, PA. COMPLETE FENDER AND BODY WORK FRAME STRAIGHTENING SPRAY PAINTING GLASS CUT TO FIT ANY CAR Mechanical Repairs and Lubrication Service Telephone Perkosie Sl 9 A. A. A. TOWING SERVICE 23233223w3332.'m'03!!22332332!3223223222!22!3322!2222222223322222X23222322.'3X22322!!3323!2232322323223233 55 00000000 00000 00000 0 0000 00000 0000 0 0 00 oooooooogooooozoooooooo 00020300000:0000000z000z: 0 :zoo .Q :0 0:0 CHARLES N. SHAFFER BLUE scHooL RoAo Pennsic R. D. No. 2 TREE SURGEONS HERSTINE'S SHOE STORE SHOES - HOSIERY -- RUBBERS We Bronze Baby's Shoes WV: Perkasie, Pa. Seventh at Market Street Phone 2261 G. A. BENTZLEY UPHOLSTERING Perkosie, R. D. No. 3, Pa, BLOOMING GLEN GARAGE MOTOR RECONDITIONING GENERAL REPAIRING 0 6 0090000000 O 22322322232 ' QQQ Q Q QQQQQQQQQQ Q Q 56 00000000 00006060 00 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 00 0 0 000000000 3303003ag:0:0200000000300000000:00300000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 00000000 We Offer Economical cmd Efficient Loon Service SELLERSVI LLE NATIONAL BAN K SELLERSVILLE, PA. Member F. D. I. C. HARRY E. HU DDLE PLUMBING and HEATING ROOFING - SPOUTING Doylestown 71 I I DUBLIN, PA, 000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 00000000 00 4000 o00000000o000o0000000000000000000000000000zz0000000022:8:zz0022233zz32Stagg:20000:azxgtzzszzggzgzgtztzza 57 0000000000 0 000000 0 00000 0000 000000000000:0000000000000000000 00000000000000 0000 00000 00000 00 00 00 000 0 000 0 0000000000000000z00000 0 0 000 0000 000 Compliments of PAYLESS DRUG STORE MAIN ond HlLLSlDE AVENUE Souderton, Pc. JERSEY GUERNSEY MILK AND CREAM Phone 2132 BEST BY TEST-SINCE 1931 HENDRICKS DAIRIES Perkosie, Po Our Homogenized Vitamin D Milk is Highly Recommended for Children - lf's Extra Rich CREAM - BUTTERMILK - CHOCOLATE MILK BUTTER - COTTAGE CHEESE Compliments of NORMAN M. MOYER Perkasie, Pc., R. F. D. No. 3 000000 0000000 000000 00:0:02000000000000000000000000 Compliments of JESSE F. MYERS Perkcsie, Pa., R. F. D. No. 3 0 00 0 000000000 0 0 0 0000000 00000000 0000 0 00 000000000000 0000o000x00o0000o00000:0 00 0 58 ooooooooooooooooooaooooo004000Q000900000ooooovootftotbooefoosooo0000o0400no040004000OOOOOOQQQQOQQQOQOOOOAQQQ 004OQoo0oooo9Qooooo00900QQQQQQQOQQQQOOOOQQOOOQOO000900090900000000Q00000004060to00Q9QOQQQQOQOQOQOQOOOOQOQOQQ Established 1882 G. G. BISHOP Bedding-Rugs-Horton Electric Washers -New Perfection Stoves Hardware - Points - Glass - Shoes - Dry Goods Birds Eye Frozen Foods Montco Groceries BLOOMING GLEN, PA. 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No. 3, Perkosie, P 000 0 0000000 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000060 22:2:22zz2:20zz!22:zzz2:z0002:3:020000000::00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 62 .A Q 0 0 0 04000000000000990oocoooooooooooOQOQOQQQQOQOOQOOQQQ09090000000QOONOOOOOOQQQQOOOQMQOQO0 gzzzaztzzozoxsogo::4oo99oo0oo0o0ooooooootoooooooooooooo0000009900booooboovoooiooooboooOQOOQOQQQQOOOQOQOQQQ Compliments of GOLDBERG'S DEPT. STORE CLOTHING OUTFITTERS FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY East Broad Street Souderton FIRST NATIONAL BANK PERKASIE, PA. COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE All Types of Loans Special Checking Account Safe Deposit Boxes Travelers Checks MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 0 0 0000900000000000006000Oo0000060006009QQQQOOOOQQQOAAOO-S04000totobovooofeooo 90 Q Qtgtgzozgboo00o0ooooooooooooootooottvoot0oo0Qo0otoo0o4Q0 000400040000000000900000000zOotzgxzbzztzzxzztzztzzgt G3 I 0006 6 000000000 22..n!.!...n.... 22!22322!22!2!2!! PIONEER FOOD STORE MORE THAN 500 STORES. ALL PLEDGED TO SELI AT LOW EVERY-DAY PRICES THROUGH THE PIONEEF HEADQUARTERS AT THE RIGHT PRICE. THAT'f WHY WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY. LOOK FOR THI PIONEER FOOD STORE AD EVERY THURSDAY NIGHT IN THE PHILADELPHIA EVENING BULLETIN. H. D. Weisel HILLTOWN, PA. 64 ooooooooooooeo0040000000000000100o00900000000944000oooooecooooooooooobtoboo 22223:zzzzzz2zgtgtzztztzzzzzgzzzzoooo0QQoooooocooooooooooooooooooooosoooooooooc00000000oooooooooooooootooooo P. A. SPECHT CLOTHING CO. MAKERS OF Fine Trousers Blooming Glen, Po. LINFORD D. GROSS President of Bucks County Sabbath School Association Make Your Community What It Should Be by Attending Sunday School and Church OooooooftoooooooooooooQoooooeoooooooo900000boot0000404ooooooooobooooooooooooooooooooooooosoootooootot0000000 06000oooooooooooooboecoooeooooeoooooooo soo00000000000oooobooooovoovo ooo0000900000000000000OQQQOQOQQQOOOQOQQQ- 65 OOOQOQOQOQOOOOOOOQOOOO OQQOOOOOOOOOOQQOOOOOOOO 0.0.5.00QOQOQCOOOOQCOOOOOQOOOOOOQOOOOOQOCOQQQOOOOOQCOOOOOOOO 000090000000000,00000089000CO0.00COO909,0fOO002'OO0..OO00.0000000Q0OOQOOOOO9059000QCQQOOQQOQQOOOOCOQQQQOOQO - Compliments of EUGENE MOYER 81 SON BLOOMING GLEN, PA. J. RALPH RICE GENERAL MERCHANDISE Distributor of Valvoline Oils and Greases Lexington 227 LINE LEXINGTON, PA. Compliments of S. M. G. MOYER Blooming Glen, Po. PINE TREE POULTRY FARM Norman M. Wismer Phone: Lexington 4453 HILLTOWN, PA. 0oo0000900000oxooooboooooooooooooovo000000000000ooooooooooooooooo094004 00000oooooooococooooooooooooo0000000 OOOOOOQQQOOQOQ of00oooooooooboobofoooobfooovocovooooooooo0000090400000600oooOoooooooobofbboootwotoobtooooooo 66 32222222M2222222222 323222X2!3222222222222323223!232223Z2!22322232233223332333333223233223222328322222 S. M. YODER EST. Phone Perkclsie 7169 ASPHALT PAVING STONE - SAND - LIME - CEMENT BLOOMING GLEN, PA. ALVIN M. LANDIS Box 73 SOUDERTON, PA. Mfgr. of Custom-Made LIVING ROOM SUITS Sterilizing - Re-Upholstering and Re-Styling 0 0000O00000000000OO00000 00000000 0 O0000000Q00000009000O000000000000O000000 0 O 00O00000000000O0000g34 02000000000O0000000000000za00009Q000000000000 0 0000O0000O90000 0 0000000O0a0::0x00000000000000O000O 0a 67 0000000000000000000000000000000000 000000000000000000000000000 00 0 0 20000000000000000000000000000000000z00000000000000 00000000000 THERE IS N0 SUBSTITUTE for EXPERIENCE lt cannot be dispensed with . . . or substituted for. . . lt should be of first consideration in every important under- taking .... We mean experience . . . the specialized experience such as we offer in the field of School Annual photography .,.. That is why year after year, we have been honored by being chosen Official Yearbook Photog- rapher by many leading Schools and Colleges .... Get- ting out a Yearbook is a ance-in-a-lifetime undertaking. . . . lt is therefore good to know that there is available to you all the experience that is necessary to meet this unusual emergency. . . You'll find our organization skilled and resourceful . . . our facilities and resources ample to meet every problem connected with Yearbook Photography. Zamslcy Studios 1007 MARKET STREET, PHILADELPHIA 00000000 0000000000 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000e0000000000000000000000000000000e000000000000000 00000000z0000000000z00000000000000000 000000000000000000 0000000000000 000 0000000000000000000000000000000000000 6 8 000 0 0000 000000 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 ::000zzz:23:zz2::zzzE0:3:3:000003000000300000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 E. F. STOVER ESTATE BEST FOODS: FULL-O-PEP, WAYNE, PURINA, BULL BRAND, BEACON Dealer in FLOUR, FEED, GRAIN . . and SEEDS We Ask You To Let Us Serve You and We Will Always Aim To Please You PHONE 6l3 PERKASIE, PA. WEST VIEW DAIRY JACOB N. LANDES Cremee Ice Cream MILK - CREAM - BUTTER Dial 2023 SOUDERTON Green Street 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 000000 . 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000c 000000000 0000000000000000000000t:::::0::::::::z::2 69 OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO O OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCOOOOQ 0 OOO OO 0 OOO Q0 QQQQQOOQOQQQ 0 Q 00000ow004to0 Compliments of GROFF'S DRUG STORE PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS Sixth and Chestnut Streets Phone 551 PERKASIE, Pl MILLER BROS. LANSDALE HARDWARE SEEDS - PAINTS HARDWARE - HOUSE FURNISHINGS FREE DELIVERY Phone 4214 LANSDALE, PA LARRY'S AUTO SUPPLIES and REPAIR SERVICE BRAKES and MOTOR TUNE-UP Phone: Lexington 9992 KOOKER'S STORE GENERAL MERCHANDISE DUBLIN, PA. Q o on o o Q uoooouoouoono oo o Q 4 o o Q 4 nouonnooou Q TO 0 00 00 0000000000000006000096409000000000o90Qo0oooo0o44QQQQQQQQQQQQOOQQQQQQQQ :gtg2:3:z::::z::::9:::::o0:f0z::::::zto0090oooo00000000000004ooooooQo40ooQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQOQQQQQQO0000000000 Compliments of ROYAL PANTS MFG., Inc. PERKASIE, PA. Compliments of E. HUBBERT 81 SON, INC. Manufacturers of Baseballs PERKASIE, PA, 0oooQo0000AQQQQQQQQQQQQQOQQQQOQQQOQAOOQOOQQQQQQQQQOOQQO000090000000QQOQQOOQQQOOOQOQQQQQQOOQOOQAOOOQOQOQAOOQQ o0oooooQ00oo0voooo0OOQQQQQQOQQQOQQQQQOQO0o0olo0o00ooQoQho0O0oovbQv0v00Qv009Qo00Oo00o9oo0000090OQQOQOQQQOQOQQ 71 O00066000OQOOOQOQOQOOQOOQOQOOOOOQ06690000000000000000QAtoQOQOQOOOOOQQQOQQOQOQQQOQOQ009000o00o000000202000Od Q9006O000OOOOOQQQQOQQQQQOQOQQQOQQQOQQOOOQQOOQQOoobeooofvototoeooood0000060000004 AQOQQQOOQQQQOQQQOOQ 0 00994 . R. SHADDINGER SPECIALTY IN LADIES' DRESS MATERIAL Glassware - Notions 94-piece Dinner Sets PAINTS - HARDWARE - GROCERIES BLOOMING GLEN, PA. Phone: Perkosie 7617 QQQQOOQAQOOQQOQOOOOQO OOOOQQQQOQQQOQOOQO00000000009 4 00 oo 9 4 000090906090000000Q002000Q0000000900oQOQo06QQv000Qo:o:z:::::oo:Oo:Qggzzzz:S2:2gtg:gggzzzxzgztzztzgztgzgztzl 72 QOOOQOOQQQQOQOOQQQQoooo0000000000000oboeoo09ooo009oooo0900o0o04ooo09000000t0boo00000QQQOQQQOQOQQQQQQOOQOOOOQ QNQQNQQQOQOQQQQQQ049000ooQooo0ooooovoQOQQOQQOQQQQQQQQQQQQQOooooo00090000004000000Q0ooooo0ooo0o0o0oo0oooo0b QUALITY ANTH RACITE COAL Paul S. Hendricks Hilltown, Po. Phone Lexington 4754 OUR BUSINESS IS BLACK BUT WE TREAT YOU WHITE Compliments of JUNIOR CLASS ooooooooooocooos000ooQQQQOQQOQOQOOOOOQQOQO000Qo4o0o0oo00900ooo0o0o0 0 v90000000004-QQQQQOQQQQQQOOOQQOOQQQQOQOQQOQQQQQOOOQQO900000to9000QQ023z2:zz3:nbaB:zzzzztgzzzzzzzztztzzzgzzz 7 3 QQQQ O0 OOOOOQOOOCOOOO O0 0 3323233m,2233333322Z223!2!3!3232222223223232223222.3323323.Q.2222.2222Z22222..2...n..un.N2uX2.3323332 G U I N E A S Day-old - Started - Breeders ALIVE OR DRESSED J. A. HAYDEN Church Road Hilltown Township Mail Address: Hatfield, R. D. Phone Lexington 4443 Compliments of WALLACE MOYER aLooMiNG GLEN Compliments of ALEXY'S SON 81 CO. PERKASIE MARTY DRESS SHOP Martha Hartzel, Prop. Distinctive Styles in Dresses, Gowns, Sportswear, Millinery, Blouses Souderton 2586 152 North Main, Souderton OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOO O09000O00fl4QOQOO600bO6000090000066000OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO O 0000000900000o0o!o000o0o 0 00 0000 000000000o000000000000000 0000 0 00 00000000000000000000202g2:2t:!::!tz: 74 Qooofooooooooeoooooooooooof0000000000oooo0000000000oooo00404000000090904090ooobfooooooooooofooooooootoooooeo Qooveootooooobooooooooooooovooaoeoo ooooooooooooooe000000000000ooo00040eoooooooeooooooooOooooooovooobobeooov STERNER'S PHARMACY Seventh ond Market Streets PERKASIE - - PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of RENNER BROTHERS Furniture Store PERKASIE, PA. ef KA A . Compliments ot DR. H. C. MOYER MclNTYRE'S RADIO and AMPLIFICATION SERVICE Electrical Applionces ond Supplies l 7 North Seventh Street, Perkosie, Po. Telephone 2880 Your full line Westinghouse Dealer 22222232222232!22!222!2222!22223222222322232322222222223222223232222!2!2!2!2222222232!2222222222232223232 D 000 0 0 0000000 0000000 000 000000000000 000 0 00000 0000000000 000000 00 0000 000000000 0 0000 00 00000002000:00 0 0 0000002000:00z00000z0000000 O 00 000000000m Dealers in FLOUR - FEED - GRAIN - SEEDS BUILDING MATERIALS - FERTILIZERS COAL - FUEL OIL - PAINT PHONE 8l5 and 2015 SOUDERTON, PA. SOUDERTON BAKING CO. Bakers of DAN-DEE BREAD llO MAIN STREET SOUDERTON PHONE 837 DUBLIN PANTS CO. MAKERS OF FINE TROUSERS DUBLIN, PA. Compliments of GOLDIE'S DINER Dublin, Po. 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LANSDALE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION, ACCOUNTING, SECRETARIAL Doy Sessions Night Sessions FIFTH AND BROAD Lonsdale 4212 Lonsdale, Po. MOYER'S FISH MARKET FRESH SEAFOOD - GROCERIES Moin Street Souderton Compliments of WILLARD HOSIERY MILL DUBLIN, PA. QQQQQQQQQOQQOQQOOQQQQOO0 6 0 0900004 ooooooooooooooooo 7 9 00000000000000000000000000000000000900000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 000000000000000000000000000000000000 0000000000000000000000000000000000 000000000000000000000000000000000000 LANSDALE, PA. EVERY NEED FOR FARM AND HOME Phone Doylestown 7l4l STAUFFER'S DUBLIN STORE DUBLIN, PA. Daniel A. Stouffer Herbert J. Sfouffer Thomas O. Mille DUBLIN SERVICE STATION and GARAGE Lloyd Y. Crouthamel, Prop. Telephone 6339 DUBLIN, PA Compliments of PERKASIE HOSIERY CO. sn.vERoAn.s, PA. 0000000000000000000 000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 0000000000000000 000000000 1 00000 00000000000 00000000000000 00 00000000000000000000000000 0000 00000000000000000000000000000000000 Wil 000000000000 0 0 0 00 000000000000000000000 0 000000000 0 000000000 000000000000000000000 000000 00 V 0 G U E Dresses Millinery Sportsweor Fifth Street Perkasie J. CLARENCE STEINLY DEALER in TExAco PRODUCTS GAS - MOTOR OIL - KEROSENE - FUEL OIL Phone: Perkosie 7633 BLOOMING GLEN, PA. Congratulations - to the Class of 1947 falvelctdy pau Telephone 368 + + + Perlcasie, Pa. 000 0000000000000 000 0000000000000 H1 J V 511. 'af.'i'. ' wie-wif - 1 1:3 if ' ' ' F 'e-N . -r ,L of-N -:jr V, ,,- V , ., sr l' s ew: .Yam . '4:.- 3 ' 1 x 7 '5 -9 ,iw f 1 it . -5 4 1 Q 1 v 0 , , .- 1 1 . . 435: K 1 r s I. Q 1 - X 4 1 Wi' . 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