Kutztown Area High School - Cougar Yearbook (Kutztown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1954 volume:

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'Qs aa 'U . -QQHW' ll 2 fl ,fiflg-:E ' rr i E11 ui PRESENTED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1954 KUTZTOWN HIGH SCHOOL C rgfffgfgfgm -. ,., - E XDR' 13?-HIV Contents HITPARADERS I-I ITPARADE EXTRAS if PAFQADE YEAR BOOK STAFF Editor Thelma Rhode Assistant Editor Faye Grim Business Editor Elaine George Assistants Suzanne Miller, Marilyn Speer, Norman Wisser Art Editor Betty Trexler Circulation Editor .lay Werley Assistants Fay Bieber, Fay Sanders, David Grim Photographer Barbara Focht Typists Clara Sechler, Mary Stoudt Feature Writers Norman Keller, Barbara Donat, louise Schmoyer, Cora Ellen Haring Assistants Donald Lesher, Malcolm Eidle, Charles leibens- perger, Ruth Sassaman, Dale Shafer NAVY VP02 MDV, RS xx X Q? ,. SBMRQ' R., 5. -Mi, u yy' . JL ' T 55' 455 4 In 15 40' xX 5 x N 75 1' an 'P gli -if N .A 4:91 SCHOOL BOARD-Mr. Harry Kline, Treasurer, Mr. Woodrow Mertz, Mr. Carl Christman, President, Mr. Joseph Snook, Mr. Paul Wiltraut. STUDENT COUNCIL - First Row: Carlton Wolfinger, Mar- garet Stein, Edna Reidenhour, Vice-President, Donald Losch, President, Sandra Moyer, Den- nis DeTurk, Geraldine Dreibel- bis. Second Row: 'William Fenstermacher, Elaine George, Nancy Bair, Hulda Leibens- perger, Homer Dietz, Yale Kroninger, David DeTurk. Third Row: Daisy Epler, Marcia Kron- inger, Barbara Donat, Suzanne Miller, Barbara Wisser, Nancy Wessner, Nancy Miller. Fourth Row: Violet Hixson, Grace Ang- stadt, Secretaryg June DeLong, Doris Oswald, Marcia Weaver, Cheryle Fishpaw. Fifth Row: Gerald Dotterer, Wayne Warm- kessel, Allen Haring, Richard Carl, James Greenawalt, Geary deFrancesco, Ronald Donat. lt has been the aim of the Kutztown School Board to pro- vide the facilities, and curricula essential for life in a democracy. We challenge you, the members of the class of 1954, to apply your knowledge so as to pre- serve and improve our demo- cratic way of life for present and future generations. May you find success, happi- ness, and satisfaction along the road of life. The Kutztown School Board DlRECTORS A MESSAGE TO THE CLASS OF 1954: Many of you have anxiously been look- ing forward to your senior year and to your graduation which completes your for- mal high school education. There is a very close analogy between the sea captain who embarks upon a voy- age without destination or compass and the student who embarks upon adult life with no considered goals in mind. Such a student is,moving without chart and com- pass toward no consciously defined port or goal. Goals and values are essential to intelligent and purposeful living. l trust that your high school training will have given you a foundation of experi- ences which will help you make wise de- cisions as you journey along life's way in attaining your goals. Your high school has tried to give you an opportunity for the development toward a well rounded life of effective service and enriched by the wise use of leisure time. To you, the Class of 1954, I extend my best wishes and may your graduation mark the beginning of a happy and suc- cessful life. L. MERLIN STAUFFER A MESSAGE TO THE CLASS OF 1954: The year 1954 is, and always will re- main, an important year in your life. Grad- uation marks the commencement of a new life for you. I challenge you to make it a successful and happy one. While you were students in the Kutztown Schools it was our obligation to inculcate into your hearts and minds those moral and spiritual values so important in our American heritage. We have done our best in this task. lt is now your task to carry forth these ideals and use them to make life worthwhile. May you find success and happiness along the road of life. Travel this road with confidence and high expectancy. You will meet success if you play fair with your fel- low man, have faith in God, and remember that people, not obiects or causes, are the most important things you will meet along the way. My personal good wishes for health and happiness go with you. Come back to visit with us whenever possible. We will always remain interested in you and be happy to greet you. PAUL C. DUNKELBERGERE Supervising Principal of Schools l l MRS. DORIS G. HOWERTER-Albright College, B.S. MARTIN B. YARNALL-Pennsylvania State College, B.S. RAYMOND C. HEIMBACH-Pennsylvania State Col- lege, B.S. MRS. KATHRYN WEALAND-Albright College, B.S. MRS. JEAN A, P. HELD-Temple University, B.S., Lehigh University, M.A. ALTON W. REX-Muhlenberg College, B.S., Kutztown State Teachers College, B.S. RICHARD C. GOUGLER-Muhlenberg, A.B.y Temple University HOWARD J. DIETRICH-Temple University, B.S.C.p Susquehanna University, Kutztown State Teachers College PRODUCERS I I MRS. MARY KOCH, R.N.-Allentown Hospital School of Nursing, Kutztown State Teachers College PATRICIA A. DURNIN-Temple University, R.D.H. ARLENE SEMMEL-East Stroudsburg State Teachers College, B.S. JOHN SILAN-Pennsylvania State College, B.S., Bucknell University, M.S. I' RALPH B. SHANKWEILER--Kutztown State Teachers College, B.S., University of Pennsylvania, M.S. MRS. LAURA L. LANNON-lndiana State Teachers College, B.S., Pennsylvania State College, M.Ed. 'JHN R. ROBERTS-Pennsylvania State College, B.A.,M.A. CHARLES Z. ANGSTADT-Kutztown State Teachers College, B.S., Lehigh University MRS. FAY BORDNER-Kutztown State Teachers Col lege, B.S. FRANK L. KEIM-Pennsylvania State College, B.S. NEVIN LUCKENBILL-Kutztown State Teachers Col- lege, Temple University, Lehigh University, Uni- versity of Pennsylvania, University of Berlin. Ger- many, Albright College, B.A. MRS. VIOLA S. BEEKEY-Ursinus College, A.B. MRS. MARY DOLAN-Kutxtown State Teachers Col- lege, B.S. HAROLD L. HEHR-Kutztown State Teachers College, B.S., Columbia University, M.A. CONRAD A. BALLIET, JR.-Muhlenberg College, B.A.- Pennsylvania State College, Lehigh University M.S. r 1 MRS. NITA A. DIETRICH-Kutztawn State Teachers College, B.S. HERMAN A. MOCK-Pennsylvania State College, B.S. JOHN F. DREIBELBIS-Kutztawn State Teachers College, B.S., Columbia University, M.A. WILLIAM S. MOYER-West Chester State Teachers College, B.S. MRS KATHRYN MACHAMER-West Chester State Teachers College, B.A.p Temple University MRS. ELIZABETH NAGLE-Ithaca Conservatory of Music, B.S., Muhlenberg, Lehigh. Seated: CAROLINE H. STAHLER-Kutztown State Teachers College, B.S., MRS. HELEN S. STEIN, -Kutztown State Teachers College, B.S., Columbia University, ESTHER C. CHRlSTMAN- Kutztawn State Teachers College, B.S., HILDA H. WAGENHORST-Kutztown State Teach- ers College, Columbia University, B.S., M.A. Standing: AMELIA A. BOLICH-Muhlenberg College, Ph.B., Teachers College, Columbia Uni- versity, M.A., MRS. MILDRED CORRIGAN-Kutztown State Teachers. College, KATHRYN DRUCKENMILLER-Kutztown State Teachers College, B.S. COOKS and JANITORS--Harvey Mer- kel, Claude Haus, Roy Ferguson, Morris Eclx, Mrs. Annie Cluuss, Mrs. Grace Kistler, Mrs, Mamie Merlz. OFFICE PERSONNEl - Eleanor J. Spohn, Kuhlown High School, Wur- ren Gernerd, McCann School of Business, Lorraine Dries, Kuulown High School. unc: rant ncaa au -x, 4' Gull f'N V mhfiw 'Lggbw 'M' Frederic Scheurer, P residenrp David Standing- ' Grim, Secrefury. Treasurer, Faye CLASS We strive CLASS Silver and CLASS Whi Grim, Vice-President Seufed-Ciara Sechler MOTTO to conquer COLORS Liberty Blue FLOWER te Rose 'hw lr .6 Yu. 1. X 9 I 1 L . Barry Lee Adam General Kutztown Babs . . . efficient lover . . . an enthusi- astic basketball player . . . fills second base position proficiently . . . spaghetti goes down easily . . . can be seen all over high school . . . enioys popular and hillbilly music . . . pals around with Duce, Dal, and Chub. B.A.A. I, 2, 3, Baseball I, 2, Captain 3: Basketball Captain I, 2, 3: Soccer I, 2, 3. Nevin R. Arndt General Kutztown Nevy . . . one of Mr. Keim's prize fly-tyers . . . raises rabbits and chickens I . . enioys Dan's spaghetti and chili . . . can be found at the Berkleigh Country Club or the Park . . . pals with Ronnie . . . has a hello for everyone . . . pilots a Mercury. Fly-Tying I, 2, 3. Jean I. Adam Commercial Lenhartsville R. 'I Jeanie . . . models darkest hair . . . giggles . . . writes letters . . . often confused . . . cute . . . square dance enthusiast . . . favorite wardrobe color is black . . . has a friendly smile for everyone . . . often seen in a Ford. Tri-Hi-Y I, 25 Ku-Hi-NU 3: F.B.l..A. 3, Usher- etto 3, Student Secretary to Mrs. Howerter 3, Softball I. Barbara l. Althouse Vocational Kempton R. 2 Bobs . . . talkative . . . is always telling stories . . . finds something humorous in everything . . . sociable . . . right hand gal at father's garage . . . enioys cooking . . . Dolores's constant shadow. F.I'l.A. I, 2, Treasurer 3, Ku-Hi-Nu 3, Hiking Club I, 2, Usherotto 3. Carolyne B. Bachman Commercial Lenhartsville Hails from lenhartsville . . . likes french fries and ice cream . . . can be seen at the Lenhartsville Hoedown . . . usually with Mildred and Jean. F.B.l..A. 2, President 3: Gleo Club lp Usherotte 3: Class President Ip Student Secretory to Mr. Dietrich 3. Jane I. Adams Commercial Topton Jane . . . those laughing spells . . . very talkative . . . spends much time in Alburtis at the drug store or on Railroad Street . . . writes letters . . . plays the piano . . . can always eat ice cream or drink milk shakes. F.B.l.A. 2, 3, Ushorette 3: Student Secretary to Mrs. Wealand 3. l Elaine K. Bailey Commercial Kutztown Beetle . . . beautiful iet-black hair . . . always willing to help . . . usually seen at the Luncheonette . . . spent her summer at the Berkleigh . . . pals are Sandra, Fay, and Joanne. Chorus 2, 35 Tri-Hi-Y 'l, 2, 35 G.A.A. 35 Hockey Manager 35 Usherette 35 Glee Club 15 Student Secretary to the Grade School Teachers 3. F F? 1 Q fe. . sr, ik . Eleanor E. Barto Commercial Breinigsville R. l Sweet . . peaches and cream complexion . . . expensive appetite-lobster tail . . . collects horse statues . . . Oh! . . . Faye and Tina . . . leader of the bass fiddles in the band . . . banner bearer. Band 2, 35 Chorus I, 2, 35 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, Treas- urer 35 Glee Club 'I5 Student Secretary to Mr. Heimbach 3. Mildred S. Bechtel Commercial Kutztown Beb . . . lovely long brown hair . . . dances and plays the organ . . . one of Stevie's girls at the 5 and 10 . . . favor- ite food is spaghetti . . . often seen with Janice and Carolyne . . . Hensinger's. Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 35 Curtain Callers 35 Usherette 2, 35 Glee Club I5 Student Secretary to Mr. Dietrich 3. Leon W. Bergstresser Vocational Fleetwood R. 2 Bergy . . . practical ioker . . . chases girls . . . Dana-l used to be a boxer? . . . a friend to everyone . . . enioys Mrs. How- erter's cooking class . . . likes ice cream and cake. Chorus 35 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3. Warren C. Baver Vocational Kutztown R. 2 Clancy . . . loves square dancing . . . can be seen in a black Chevy . . . pals with Charlie and Russ . . . Mr. Yarnall's best student??? Chorus I, 2, 35 F.F.A. 1, Vice-President 2, Ra- porter 3. Eleanor M. Bieber Commercial Kutztown Talkative and very friendly . . . has a nice word for everyone . . . drives a Ford like the staties . . . Berkleigh Country Club office girl . . , often seen with boys, Rox- anne, and Elaine . . . chimes and xylophone in band. Band I, 2, 35 Chorus 2, 35 Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 35 G.A.A. l, 2, 35 Hockey 25 Glee Club I5 Bas- ketball I5 Secretary Pool 35 Clan Vice-Presi- dent 1. 9. .- 2354 6 ,Q V if PLEASE PLAY MY AX P45 SONG, MR. RECORDMAN E31 ,g, Q . rw 1 we at wfilz ,- vs 1 Qdflx :Mi JLWJQJN 1 Hu- 3 ey-' X A . N,-1' 5 A 3 eng r '. 'L 2 4.1. 4. 1 xx 9' 5 'i,ir- A uf 5 4 42 .2 g -2 V4 4 TH DANCE wx Fay A. Bieber Commercial Kutztown Known to all as Dimples . . . worked at Crystal Cave during the summer . . , owns a fabulous wardrobe of clothing . . . likes all sports . . . sweet . . . everyone's friend. Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3, G,A.A. I, 2, Treasurer 3, Glue Club I, Hacks 2, 3, Basketball I, 2, 3, Usherette 2, 3, Student Secretary to Mr. Silon 3, Judith E. Breinig General Topton Boogie . . . always has a friendly smile . . . a natural comedian . . . usually seen with Sassy, Doris and Elaine . . . a spa- ghetti and goulash eater . . . loves to play tennis and go swimming . . . vaca- tions in Kutztown . . . Miss Muggs in class play. Chorus 3, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Class Play 3, '-as C I Theresa R. Blatt Commercial Kutztown Dark, curly hair . . . usually seen at dad's diner . . . a stamp collector . . . sphagetti and meat balls are her foods . . . holds down reserved seat at basketball games . . . travels with Eleanor and Peggy. Chorus 2, 35 Tri-Hi-Y I, 25 Ku-Hi-Nu I, Busi- ness Manager 2, 3, F.B.l.A. 3, Glee Club If Usherette 2, 3, Student Secretary to Mr. Silan Jay W. Boyer General Bowers Butcher . . . hunting enthusiast . . . enioys school??? . . . short but powerful . . . interested in guns . . . usually seen at the Bowers Garage . . . future Navy man. Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Chorus 3. Gerald R. Burkert General Kempton Burkert . . . male blond of l2G . . . sports fan . . . outdoor man . . . thrives on Dan's spaghetti and chili . . . can usually be found with Wisser and Hettley . . . blushes easily . . . usually oversleeps. Chorus I, Proiector I, 2, 3. 3 Clark R. Bossler General Blandon Pappy . . . an enthusiastic trapper . . . sea- foods please him to a T . . . Randy and Allen are usually near-by . . . pilots a Chevy . . . an ardent Cougar fan . . . enioys all sports. Hi-Y 1, 3, Proiector Secretary 2, Treasurer 3. K w Richard G. Carl Jean A. Conrad Ray W. Cronrath Vocational Kutztown R. 1 Commercial Kempton R. 1 General Fleetwood R. 1 Merley . . . tall blond . . . pilots a Ford Jeanie . . . can be seen at the Lenhartsville Ray . . . easy to get along with . . . hunt- convertible . . . eager hunter . . . fancies hoedown or church league basketball games ing and fishing fan . . . impartial to foods races and racing . . . easy to get along . . . drives a Mercury . . . likes steak sand- . . . quiet . . . Carroll's his pal . . , usu- with . . . devours sirloin steak with gusto wiches . . . travels with Carolyne and ally seen at Dryville. . . . a cook at Monterey lnn. Eleanor. Hi-Y I, 2, 3. F.F.A. 1, 2, 35 Student Council 3. F,B.l,A. 2, 35 Glee Club I5 Usherette 35 Stu- dent Secretary to Miss Durnin 3. Shirley M. Danner Commercial Kempton R. 1 Hails from Stines Corner . . . usually seen at the Lenhartsville hoedown . . . likes ice cream and candy . . . pals around with Mary and Lila. F.B.L.A. 2, 35 Usherette 35 Glee Club 15 Stu- dent Secretary to Mrs. Koch 3. Joanne L. Deisher Mary L. DeLong General Kutztown Commercial Kutztown Red . . . cute, small 12 G-er . . . captain Horsey-Tail . . . plenty of go-power . . . of girls' hockey team . . . eats crab cakes Short DeLong . . . knows plenty of iokes and french fries . . . Fay and Sandra . . . . . . eats mountains of frenchvfries . . . a Hensinger's ghost . . . future is uncer- drives a blue Plymouth . . . spends her tain. time with her nieces and nephews . . . Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 35 Ku-Hi-Nu GJWA. 1, 2, 3, pals are Judy, Jeanne, Arlene. Hockey 1, 2, Captain 35 Bus etbo 1, 2, Man- ck 2 3. ',H-, 1. D D - , '- ager 35 Softball 15 Usherette 2, 35 Glee Club degiugi i,,g,,1,1'.e'2T3,' Zatiejlut xlcgtlaiiizsrlt 1- Secretary to Mrs. Machamer 3. K 4-u-'ERS T Richard C. DeLong Academic Kutztown Popular fellow from the physics lab . . . lobster tail fiend . . . Madge's brother in spirit . . . collects records . . . talented on the licorice stick . . . Albright, here he comes! Band l, 2, 3, Hi-Y 3, Chorus 3, Ku-Hi-Nu 3, Class Play 3, Fly-Tying l, Secretary 2, De- bate 3. Barbara L. Donut Academic Lenhartsville R. l BeeDe . . . sweet personality . . . can't stand the sight of red paint . . . some of those giggling sessions! . . . enioys sewing and driving . . . always offers a helping hand . . . one of the girls . . . everyone's friend. Nurses Club 3, Chorus 3, Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3, Ku-Hi-Nu I, 2, News Editor 3, Student Coun- cil 3, Debate 3, Curtain Callers I, President 2, 3, Yearbook 3, Class President 2, Usherette 2. I'-Bla- Kermit W. Derr T. Stuart Diener Vocational Breinigsville R. l Vocational Fleetwood R l Dirty . . . hails from Weisenberg . . . hot- Stu . . . interested in basketball and hunt rods a Dodge . . . has a yen for ice cream ing . . . drives a hot Plymouth . favorite and potatoes . . . makes model airplanes foods are hamburgers and french fries . . . wants to be a truck driver . . . pals P0l5 CVE Chcfllet WCIYTEH, Russ Ikes with Ronnie and Jimmy. square dancing . . . ambition is farming FVF-A' 1, 2, 3, Chorus 2, 3, F.F.A. l, 2, 3. Dolores A. Doll Commercial Mertztown R l Dolly . . . friendly . . . usually has a joke to tell . . . goes to Topton movies . . . travels . . . is always seen with Ethel, Pat, and Barbara . . . hobby is horses . . . likes seafoods and potato chips. Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Student Secretary ta Mr. Rex 3. Geraldine R. Dreibelbis Academic Virginville Gerry . . . talkative . . . neat dresser . . . hot-rods a Chrysler . . . future marine . . . raises heifers . . . enjoys books?! . . . a quart . . . usually seen at the luncheonette . . . Ace drummer. Band l, 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 'I, 2, 3, Student Coun- cil 3, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, Curtain Callers 2, Treas- urer 3, Hockey Team 1, 2, 3, Softball I, Usherette 2, Debate Club 3, Fly-Tying 3. - wi nt.. ' L 2 ' . N of Susanne E. Dries Vocational New Tripoli R. 2 Susie . . . has a smile for everyone . . . icy riding . . . lover of steaks and cokes . . . usually seen in Cafe with 12 Voca- tional girls . . . cutest gal in the class . . . future nurse and housewite. F.H.A. 2, President 3, Chorus 3. L Eleanor H. Eckert Commercial Kutztown A quiet intellectual . . . likes the cheaper things in life, reading and knitting . . . corn-on-the-cob and apple dumplings are favorites . . . Theresa, Sylvia, and Shirley are her pals. Chorus 1, 2, 3, F.B.L.A. 2, 3, Glee Clul: 'l, Usherette 3, Student Secretary to Mr. Moyer 3. Malcolm A. Eidle Academic Kutztown Mac . . . small but mighty . . . always lends a helping hand . . . uncensored pho- tography, a specialty . . . model builder . . . can be seen at Fenstermacher's Hard- ware . . . great iokster . . . loves school??? Band 1, 2, 3, B.A.A. l, 2, 3, Shop l, Soccer l. David F. Ely Vocational Kutztown R. 2 Shrimpy . . . wanna race? . . . steak sand- wiches and ice cream, a specialty . . . pals with Richard . . . enioys stock car races . . . peppy . . . deep blue eyes . . . that hot Ford. Chorus l, 2, F.F,A. l, 2, 3. Sylvia R. Eckert Commercial Kutztown Likes to go driving . . . ambitious cake sale backer . . . eats corn-on-the-cob and ham- burger steak eagerly . . . baby-sits . . . seen with Barbara, Eleanor, and Pat. Chorus 2, 3, F.B.l.A. 2, 3, Usherette 3, Glee Club 1, Student Secretary to Mr. Shankweiler 3. Barbara Ann M. Epting Commercial Topton Turtle . . . constant companions are Pat and Jane . . . line guard for Fleetwood Drum and Bugle Corps . . . can always eat ice cream . . . interested in sports. Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Usherette 3, Student Secretary to Mr. Shankweiler 3. X. CA SSES EW YOU WERE C0 WE BAKE D A CAKE f Patricia C. A. Epting Commercial Topton Pat . . . short black hair . . . pals with Turtle and Jane . . . likes to dish up scram- burgers . . . highstepper for Fleetwood Drum and Bugle Corps . . . cute . . . usu- dlly knows a ioke. Tri-Hi-Y 2, 35 Usherette 35 Student Secretary to Mr. Keim 3. Barbara A. Focht Academic Hamburg R. 2 Red . . , diminutive and mighty cheerleader . . . beautifully curly red hair . . . likes steak sandwiches and shrimp very appropriately . . . sophisticated Aunt Dorinda in the class play . . . vicious woman driver . . . Hen- singers' Luncheonette . . . the pint. Band I, 2, 35 Nurses Club 35 Chorus l, 2, 35 Library 35 Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 35 Class Play 35 G.A.A. 1, 2, 35 Cheerleader 35 Curtain Call- ers 2, 35 Hockey I, 2, 35 Softball 15 Basket- ball l5 Sextet 2, 35 Yearbook 35 Fly-Tying 3. Janice H. Fabian Academic Kutztown Red . . . one of l2A's redheads . . . quite a whiz on roller skates . . . spark- ling personality . . . really digs into spa- ghetti . . . seen at the Luncheonette . . . 'Uncle Sally' . . . loves school? . . . Wan- na hear a ioke? . . . a quart. Nurses Club 35 Chorus 35 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 35 Ku-Hi-Nu 35 Class Play 35 G.A.A. I, 2, 35 Curtain Callers 35 Usherette 25 Basketball l, 35 Glee Club I. Dorothy M. Fink Commercial Virginville Finky . . . tall and slender . . . efficient waitress , . , drives in a Mercury . , . has a pleasing smile for everyone . . . loves seafood . . . talkative . . . pals with Elaine, Jean, and Hilda. Chorus 2, 35 Tri-Hi-Y I, 25 F.B.l.A, 35 Usherette 2, 35 Student Secretary to Mrs. Bordner 3. Estina V. Frey Commercial Kutztown Teeny . . . 12 Commercial's lovely photo- genic lass . . . dancing, basketball, sea foods, and milk shakes captivate her . . . power- ful sax player in the band and quartet . . . a Crystal Cave girl . . . hairdresser at heart. Band 1, 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, G,A.A. 1, 2, 35 Usherette 25 Softball I5 Basketball I5 Stu- dent Secretary to Mrs. Beekey 3. Charles A. Fetherolf Vocational New Tripoli R 'I Charlie . . . blond wavy hair . . . enloys teasing girls . . . hot-rods a Ford peppy square dancer . . . seen with Russ and Clancy . . . sociable . . . hobbies are hot rods and racers . . . likes basket ba Ch orus 'I, 2, 35 F.F.A. I, 2, Secretary it i ,X Cx ki - EE. . Shirley M. Gaumer Commercial Kutztown One of the few quiet girls . . . enioys eat- ing seafood and driving a green Pontiac . . . is usually found with Jeanette . . . a 'fu- ture secretary. Library I, F.B.L.A. 2, 3, Usherette 3, Glee Club I, Student Secretary to Mr. Dreibelbis 3. N.. Charles .l. Gehris General Lyon Station Sonny . . . big, husky boy . . . curly blond hair . . . Bill Hawkins in class play . . . gains his weight by ,eating steaks and ice cream . . . worked as a knitter this summer . . . an ardent hunter and model builder. Proiector 1, 2, Secretary 3, Class Play 3, Bolt and Bore I. Charles W. Gilmore, Jr. Vocational Kutztown R. 2 Billy . . . hot-rodding daredevil . . . hopes to be a stock car driver . . . hoe- downs . . . likes the old swimming hole . . . pals around with Bergstresser . . . played English butler in class play. Chorus 2, 3, Class Play 3, F.F.A. 1, 2, Treas- urer 3, Hiking Club 2. Hilda V. Greenawalt Commercial Lenhartsville R. l Jinny . . . commercial's true blonde . . often seen driving in a green- . . . giggles and blushes easily . . . enioys swim- ming in farm pond . . ,. well-groomed . . . pals with Jean, Dorothy and Elaine. Tri-Hi-Y 'l, 2, Ku-Hi-Nu l, 2, 3, F.B.l..A. 3, Softball 1, Usherette 2, 3, Student Secretory to Mr. Mock 3. Elaine D. George Commercial Lenhartsville R. l Elaine . . . becoming, dark, wavy hair . . . congenial personality . . . handles a Dodge . . . a chili fan . . . intelligent . . . waitress . . . interested in dramatics . . dependable. Chorus 1, 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3, Student Coun- :il 3, Debate Club 3, Curtain Callers I, 2, Secretary 3, Usherette 2, 3, Yearbook 3, Stu- dent Secretary to Mr. Guugler 3. James M. Greenawalt Vocational Kempton R. 2 Greeny . . . one of Dan Kline's regulars . . . likes women and cars . . . hunting and skating are his hobbies . . . can always be seen at Dotterer's Garage . . . drives a beat up Buick . . ..loves school??? . . . likes to square dance. F.F.A. I, 2, 3, Chorus 3, Student Council 3 'td SITTING AROUND TH E FIREPL ACE MOULXN Reberta M. Greenawalt Ernest L. Greiss Gene L. Gressley Commercial Kutztown R. l Academic Alburtis R. 'I General Fleetwood R. l Bertie . . . that giggle! . . . quite a Ernest . . . one of the quiet fellows . . . Lover boy . . . our dramatist in the Cur- singer . , . eats her share of ice cream enioys sports . . . efficient at farming . . . tain Callers . . . Aw, nuts! . . . valuable . . . usually seen at Sittler's . . . Shirley easy to get along with . . . thrives on milk member on stage crew . . . favorite spot Und M0fy'S pal - . - C1 true blonde . . . . . . hopes to pilot an airplane. is Kutztown . . . pals with William Kersh- often seen square dancing. H5,y 3. ner. Tri-Hi-Y 2, 35 Usherette 2, 35 Secretary Pool 3. Proiectar Vice-President 1, Treasurer 2, 35 Stage Crew 35 Curtain Callers I, 2, Vice-President 3 David D, Grim Academic Bowers Faye J. Grim Commercial Lyon Station Grimmy . . . drives a hot Chevy . . . Tina and Eleanor are her pals . . . spent her '53 summer in the office of Kutztown Sportswear . . . pounds the piano and sings a sweet alto verse . . . Jenny in the class play. Chorus 1, 2, 35 Tri-Hi-Y Vice-President 1, 2, Secretary 35 Class Play 35 Student Council 25 Debate 35 Ushorette 25 Sextet 35 Glee Club I5 Yearbook G5 Class Secretary 2, 3 Student Secretary to Mr. Yarnall 3. Grimmy . . . a sharpshooter . . . hot-rods a Studebaker coupe . . . sharp dresser . . . keen fisherman and hunter . . . everyone's pal . . . seafood's a specialty , . . Doc Snodgrass in the class play . . , enioyable personality. Band 35 Class Pla 35 Fly-Tying Treasurer 'l, 25 Shop 35 Bolt and Bore 1, Treasurer 2, Secre- tary 35 Basketball I5 Yearbook 35 Class Vice- President Cora Ellen Haring Academic Bowers Sissy . . . true blonde . . . etticient in the home arts . . . drives . . . sweet and sincere . . wears no make-up . . . one of the girls . . . pet peeve is onions . . . neat appearance. Nurses Club 35 Tri-Hi-Y Beta President I, Vice-President 2, President 35 Ku-Hi-Nu 2, Feature Editor 35 Debate 2, 35 Usherette 2, 35 Class Secretary I5 Yearbook 3. x4. --s., 'x.-5 K X1 i es Lowell W. Hettley Walter H. Heffner Hanz Heimweh General Lenhartsville R. l General Lyon Station Home Arts Coffeetown Hettley . . .enioys sleeping . . . travels Mr. Peepers . . . vacations during hunting Champion hooky player . . . everyone's pal with Carl, Charles, and Norman . . . can season . . . can be seen with his Chevy or . . . loathes basketball . . . ardent Cougar be tound at Dan's . . . enjoys steak . . . the boys . . . appetite for anything . . . fan . . . well rounded character. a future cook and baker . . . one of Uncle ardent sports fan . . . may I borrow your Bird watcher, Guild 1, 2, Kinggy Sggiefy 2, 3, Sam's Reserves . . . a hunter. homework? . . . easy going . . . Gail K'1iNl'l9 Ml'-If0'l10ll 3j YM-1rbQ0k.3: B.A.A. I, 2, P . ' 2 3. Sh .I and Norman 35 G.A.A, I, 2, 35 HI-Y 37 Trl-HI-Y 'l, 25 Debate 'ole' U' ' ' op ' . ' 37 Ku-Hi-Nu 2, 35 Bolt and Bore 3, Library 'lp l'l Y lf 2, 3. Nurses Club 2. Willis R. Henry Academic Kempton Willis . . . friendly smile . . . hunts ground- hogs . . . bashtul around girls . . . future farmer . , . hoedowning enthusiast . . . likes fishing . . , tremendous appetite . , . learns plumbing trade . . . quiet. Chorus 3, Shop 'l, 2, 3, Bolt and Bore I, 2, Vice-President 3. Lee H. Hertzog Neil l-- l'l0l l General Topton General Kutztown Jocko , . . crew cut . . . Cougar . . . note Duce . . . horse-back rider . . . wants to writer . . . rides Topton bus . . . enjoys ice travel . . . indulges in veal cutlets, fried skating ancl swimming . . . tints pictures potatoes, and spaghetti . . . often 'found at . . . likes hamburgers and chocolate milk. Weaver's . . . Barry, Dal, and Chub are B.A.A. 2, Secretary 35 Basketball 2, 3. his pals. B.A.A. 2, 3, Curtain Callers I, 3, Soccer 1. '-1? FROM R ACS TO RICHES -'N AN AP PLE EOR THE yf TEACHER f Heather Joy James Academic Kutztown Heather Joy . . . neat dresser . . , interl ests are in art, reading, and playing piano . . . thrives on chili con carne and lemon pie . . . will be a buyer or fashion co- ordinator someday . . . wears a ring an that finger. Chorus 3, Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3, Ku-Hi-Nu 35 Usher- ette 2, 3. William .l. Kershner General Kutztown Bill . . . that red hair , . . works full-time on sounrl crew . . . always willing to help , . , really can pack seafood away . . . I2 G's electrician . . . usually seen with Erh, Kniss, and Moyer. Sound Crew 2, 3, Projector 1. John H. Keiser General Topton Norman E. Keller General Kutztown Ezra . . . devours lobster and pork chops greedily . . . often seen downtown with the cronies Dal, Babs, Larry, Walter, and Duce . . . one of the coach's workers . . . very friendly and talkative . . . a future Air Force man. Keiser . . . sports are tops with him . . . has no trouble eating lobsters . . . usually stalls at Ray's 5 8- 'IO . . . loves everye body's girl . . . never seen without Lesher and Jocko . . . wouldn't mind being a millionaire . . . sports a crew cut. BAA. 2. 3: Baseball 2, 3: Basketball 2, 3. Hi-v lg B.A.A. 2, 3, Basketball 2, soccer 2, 3, Joan M. Kern Academic Mertztown R. 1 Jonnie . . . quiet sports fan . . . efficient baby sitter . . . eats steamed clams, lob- ster tail, and spaghetti by the ton . . . keeps herself very small . . . Oh! for Pete-'s sake . . . a future bed pan jockey. Nurses Club 35 Tri-Hi-Y 3, Ku-Hi-Nu 35 Usher- ette 3. Madge E. Kline Academic Blandon Mickey . . . an ambitious, energetic lass , Q- 5 . . . favorite subiect is boys . . .sporty . , . likes miniature golf and skating . . . M dramatic . . . a quart . . . future girl in , white . . . pals with Janice, Bobs, and 3 . -3 Gerry. f -K! 5. Nurses Club 3, library 35 Tri-Hi-Y l, , 5 V Ku-Hi-Nu 2, 3, G.A,A. 3, Curtain Callers 2, 3, Usherette 2, 3, Hockey Team Manager 3, Fly- Tying 3, Basketball Manager 3. 'F Q' .2 Doris M. Koehler Kenneth K. Kunkel Allen R. labe General Topton General Kutztown R. 1 General Blandon Loves to eat . . . always wants to be a Nuckels , . , drives black Chevy . , , Mousey . . . football fan . . . a true good girl for once . . . beets, her favorite usually seen eating banana splits and ham- hunter . . . banana splits and steak sand- food . . . usually seen with Judy and burgers gf Long jot-,n'5 , , , pals Wifh Nor. wiches rate high on his list . . . look him Evelyn . . . future ambition G nurse. man and Gail . . . a fellow comedian'?? up at Sim's Restaurant . . . his pride is a Nurses Club 3, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Usherette 2, Class . . . hopes to be a carpenter. '4l Chevy . . . Clark, Randy, and Ronald Pl'-'Y P'o 'P'e 3' Proiector 15 Fly-Tying 2, 37 Balt and Bore CVE l'liS pals. 1, 2, 3. Proiector 1, 2, 3. Charles W. Leibensperger Academic Kutztown Chiclets . . . quite a mathematician . . . surely likes crab cakes and french fries . . . i2A's mathematician and clown . . . stamp collector . . . Sure, l'II help! . . . can be seen at the Luncheonette or Erb's . . . the reverend in the class play. Band 2, 37 Class Play 3, Shop I, 2, 3. and swimming are his specialties . . . thrives on milk . . . .locko and John's buddy. B.A.A. 2, Vice-President 3, Baseball 2, 35 Bus- ketball 2, 31 Class Vice-President 2. Donald F. Lesher Ray H. Leslie Academic Topton General Stony Run Tesho . . . tall, blond, ancl handsome--e Flash . . . quiet boy . . attends races that's he . . . talented in numerous ways . . . relishes potato salad . . . Deutsch . . . . . , athletic . . . basketball, baseball, drives broken down motor-skooters . . . likes to wreck father's car . well with teachers. Proiector I, 2, 3. . . gets along Q DRACNE T TY? 4 Shirley M. Lessig Clayton M. Lindenmuth Donald C. Losch Commercial Macungie R. l Vocational Fleetwood R. 2 Vocational Alburtis R. l Dependable- . . . likes dancing and skat- Dependable . . . a Cougar fan . . . usu- Don . . . dynamic student council president ing . . , usually seen at Dallas' place . . . ally seen in Temple . . . drives a green . . . has a big, friendly hello for every. owns one of the sparklers . . . roams around Chrysler . . . likes spaghetti . . . wants one . . . plays baseball on the sandlot . . . with Bertie . , . future stenographer . . . to drive truck for a local firm. interested in agriculture . . . future Penn rc-lishes trench fries and hot dogs. Chorus I, 2, 3, Ku-Hi-Nu lg F.F.A. 1, 2, 35 State man . . . tucks in ice cream and hot r,H.A. Ig chow. 3, Tri-Hi-Y 3, r.a.L.A, 2, S'-'dent C0-msil 2- dogs . . . hard worker, S'Vd 5e 'Y lo M Balllei 3' Student Council 2, President 3, F.F.A. l, 2, 3, Debate 3, Forrest G. Mengel General Topton ls quite handsome . . . likes basketball and baseball . . . employed by Smith Pharmacy . . . buddies with Gene Miller . . . dark wavy hair . . . shy guy. Proiector 2, 3. Dolores G. Metzger Gene L. Miller Vocational Kempton R. l General Fleetwood R. l Dolly . . . little but mighty . . . a friend Butch . . . spends his spare time in Fleet- to all . . . an unseen adviser . . . loves wood . . . favorites are meats, vegetables, getting into trouble . . . travels with Fay, and ice cream . . . pals are Ray, Jay, and Susie and Betty . . . loves C.M.P.'s and Carroll . . . hobbies are sports and hill- dances . . . talkative. billy music . . . real lady killer. F.H.A. l, 2, 3, Chorus 25 Usherette 2, 3. Hi-Y I, 2, 3. .li k ,S A. Miller Ma ry Commercial Kutztown R. 1 Always seen with Joan, Grace, Marion, and Jeanette . . . spent the summer at Kutztown Shoe Factory . . . drives a Chevy and a Studebaker . . . likes dancing and piano playing. Tri-Hi-Y 15 F.B.l.A. 2, 35 Usherette 35 Secre- tary to Mr. Heimbach 3. Russell O. Miller Vocational Kutztown R. 2 Russ . . . hill billy musician . . . good- natured . . . usually seen at square dances . . . always ready tor a good laugh . . . wavy hair . . . roarns halls with Baver and Fetherolf. Band 25 Chorus 1, 2, 35 F.F.A. 1, 2, 35 Quar- tet 2. Virginia K. Miller Commercial Fleetwood R. 2 Ginny . . , clark hair and eyes . . . horses' friend . . . fills up with steak sandwiches . . . usually seen in a blue Chevy . . . one of the seniors who sports a sparkler. Glee Club I5 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 25 F.B.L.A. 35 Usher- ette 35 Secretary Pool 3. Randall B. Moore General Blandon Babe . . . enjoys football, softball, and basketball . . . a patron of the Blandon Restaurant . . . Clark and Allen are his pals . . . steak sandwiches and ice cream rate high on his list . . . spends his spare time working at an apple orchard. Hi-Y Secretary 15 Proiector 2, 3. Suzanne S. Miller Academic Kutztown Sue . . . foreign cars are her specialty . . . Shep! . . . Florida Kid . . . attractive appearance . . . sewing's her hobby . . . that swimming pool! . . . a calorie watcher . . . one of the girls . . . can't resist chick- en and wattles. Chorus 1, 2, 35 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 35 Class Play 35 Student Council 1, Vice-President 2, 35 G.A.A. 2, 35 Debate 2, 35 Cheerleader 2, Captain 35 Curtain Callers Secretary I5 Class Treasurer 15 Yearbook 3. Gail K. Moyer General Kutztown Sheriff . . . future beryllium miner in Col- orado . . . hobby is sleeping . . . a hunt- ing enthusiast . . . sporty . . . catching smile . . . munches on fruit . . . fisher- man , . . neat and handsome . , . pals with Bushy, Schmitty and Dragnet. B.A.A. 1, 2, 35 Fly-Tying I, 2, 35 Curtain Callers 1, 2, 35 Soccer 1, 25 Basketball 1, Captain 2, Head Manager 3. W PLEASE H ANC- UP THE TELEPHONE l La rry C. Moyer Academic Bowers larry . . . wild mon chucker for the Bowers Softies . . . toots a mean cornet . . . flirty . . . held spellbound by the girls . . . future pro musician . . . carries a tune well . . . usually seen flipping around Bowers on his trusty bike. Band l, 2, 35 Hi-Y 2, President 35 Chorus 2, 35 Shop l. Sandra M. Moyer Academic Mertztown R. l Sandra . . . industrious . . . enioys read- ing and dancing . . . former waitress at Zack Moyer's Luncheonette . . . everybody's friend . . . devours hamburgers and french fries . . . energetic lassie. library 35 Tri-Hi-Y 35 Ku-Hi-Nu 35 Curtain Callers 35 Usherette 3. Ronald J. Moyer General Blandon Bulldog . . . spends time collecting stamps and driving his fother's truck . . . likes working around animals . . . usually seen with Red Kershner . . . a french fries and spaghetti fan . . . has a secret desire for the girls . . . an ardent worker and stu- dent. Proiector 1, 2, 3. Sandra A. Moyer Commercial Kutztown Sandy . . . short but sweet and dynamic . . . Cougarette gunner . . . she makes them, too . . . be a buddy . . . head ma- iorette . . . twirls a mean baton . . . efficient typist. Band I, 2, 35 Chorus I, 2, 35 Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 35 Student Council I, Secretary 2, 35 G.A.A. I, Vice-President 2, President 35 Basketball I, 2, 35 Softball I5 Sextet I, 2, 35 Hockey 35 Student Secretary to Miss Semmel 35 Glee Club I. Dallas R. O'Neil General Kutztown Dal . . . quick-witted Cougar captain . . . speaks an athletic language . . . golf star . . . haunts Berkleigh, Country Club . . . always smiling and playing practical iokes . . . Barry and Norman. B.A.A. I, Treasurer 2, President 35 Soccer 1, 2, Baseball I, 2, 35 Basketball I, Ca-Captain 2, Captain 35 Golf I, Captain 2. Roxanne R. Moyer Commercial Kutztown Roxy . . . Come on . . . Hensinger's Lunch- eonette crowd . . . puts away french fries, fried chicken, and steak sandwiches . . . a Cougarette through and through . . . cute, snappy cheerleader . . . often seen with the girls on the other side of the street. Band I, 2, 35 Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 35 G.A.A. I, 2, Secretary 35 Cheerleader 35 Hockey 3, Man- ager I5 Basketball I, 2, 35 Usherette 25 Stu- dent Secretary to Mrs. Dolan 3. Q5 Shirley L. Oswald General Fleetwood R. 1 Sonny . . . oh, boy . . . steak sandwiches and chocolate milk . . . likes dancing and going to the races with a certain someone . . . will be a good housewife . . . pals with Eleanor Stauffer . . . a good friend. Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 35 Usherette 3. Patricia A. Oswalt Vocational Macungie R. I Pat . . . those boys . . . drives a Hot Chevy . . . counts calories . . . likes sweat- ers . . . a shadow for Butch . . . a crazy mixed up kid . . . has a smile for every one. F.H.A. I, 2, 3: Chorus 2, Usherette 2, 3. Joan I. Phillips Commercial Fleetwood R. 'I Flip . . . hails from Dryville . . . loves ice cream . . . an expert in square dancing . . . chums with Carolyne, and Irene . . . interested in the Navy. F.B.l.A. 2, Secretary 3, Usherelte 2, 3, Stu- dent Secretary to Mr. Roberts 2, 3. Mary B. Quillman Commercial Fleetwood R. 2 Sis . . . quiet . . . pals with Virginia and Reberta . . . can be seen riding in a Green Chevy with that certain someone . . . usu- ally seen square dancing at Centerport and Woodland Park. Tri-Hi-Y 2, 35 Usherette 3, Student Secretary to Mr. Angstadt 3. Lila M. Pauley Commercial Kempton R. 2 Red . . . the redhead in commercial giggles . . . comes to school when sh e finds time . . . square dances . . . usually drives her Ford to Hamburg . . . a pal of Eleanor and Shirley . . . would like to be a Wave. Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, F.B.L.A. 3, Usherette 3, Secre- tary Pool 3. Eleonor D. Rahlff Academic Lenhartsville R. T Elly . . . models long blonde hair favorite class is math . . . friendly drives an Oldsmobile . . . blushes future private secretary in New York crochets. Math Club 35 Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 31 Class Prompter 3. Play 1? ' J Q , P KT WAS A NICE C LAMBAKE x,i ia 6. i N Paul A. Readinger Elaine A. Reber Richard C, Reichard General Lyon Station Vocational TOPTON Academic Kutztown Junior . . . spends his sparv time reading . . , has a green thumb . . . a corned beef and cabbage fiend . . . a practical joker . . . has a cheerful hc-lla for every- one. library 2, 3, Proiector I, 2, President 3. Reynold G. Reinert Vocational New Tripoli R. l Fats . . . holds the gavel in several organ- izations . . . ambitious . . . seen with Russ and Carroll . . . plays clarinet in the band . . . one of our future farmers. Bond 2, 33 Chorus 35 F.F.A. l, 2, President 3. Friendly and dependable . . . travels with Doris . . . always reading . . . connoisseur of food . . . plans to be a school teacher . . . that short haircut. F.H.A. 2, 35 Usherette 3. Edna M. Reidenhour General Kutztown Edna . . . peppy square dancer . . . fills up with steak sandwiches and spaghetti . . . a roller-skating fan . . . a summer patron of the Kutztown Swimming Pool . . . pals are Shirley S. and Shirley R. Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 35 Student Council Vice-Presi- dent 35 Softball lg Usherette 2, 35 Glee Club 'lp G.A.A. 35 Basketball 3. Thelma R. Rhode Academic Kutztown Progressive yearbook editor . . . passion for unique clothes . . . ambitious worker of class . . . spaghetti . . . dotes on the home arts . . . a good homemaker to be . . . Penn State . . . swimming . . . one of the girls . . . hot rodder. Bond Treasurer I, 2, 37 Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 3, G.A.A. 2, 35 Debate 2, Vice-President 3, Usher- ette 25 Yearbook Editor 35 Hockey Manager 2. Dick . . . Chrysler kid . . . armstrong car washer at dad's garage . . . lobster tail enthusiast . . . bass horn blaster . . . girls are his hobby . . . future medical butcher . . . Penn State . . . Ben in class play. Band 2, 3, Class Play 35 Student Council 25 Shop 1, President 2, 3. SX! ..,.lu-el- Arlene H. Rohrbach Doris E. Rohrbach Shirley F. Rohrbach General Mertztown Vocational Bowers General Topton Arlene . . . friendly smile . . . enjoys driv- Doris . . . sparkling blue eyes . . . quite Likes swimming, basketball, and taking pic- ing and washing cars . . . gee whiz . . . a dancer . . . an ardent hot-rod racing fan tures . . , scallops and french fries . . . one of those hoagie eaters . . . likes Kutz- . . . drools at the sight of steaks . . . pals with Schaeffer and Reidenhour . . . town . . . a far'--er's daughter . . . drives a two-tone blue Chevy. answers to Blondie . . . future hairdresser Shirley and Joan . . . sweet and quiet. F.H.A. I, 2, 35 Usherette 3. . . . yells ouch when touched unex- Tri-Hi-Y 3. pectedly. .i. F 2 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 33 Class Play 3, Usherette 2. Dolores E. Roth Vocational Bowers Dolly . . . hot-rods the family truck . . . Barbara's her pal . . . thrives on huge amounts of ice cream . . . finds pleasure in writing letters . . . peaches and cream complexion . . . will be a factory worker . . . then a housewife. F.H.A. 'l, 2, 35 Chorus 2, 3. Fay S. Sanders Ruth E. Sassuman Vocational Fleetwood R. 1 Academic Topton Kid-O . . . cute talkative girl . . . likes Ruthie . . . cute dimples . . . speedy corn pot pie and ice cream . . . a square reader . . . enthusiastic Cougar fan . . , dancing genius . . . seen with Metzger, friendly . . . usually seen in the library Zuberka, Dries and Flip . . . a future WAF. . . . engages in swimming and hiking . . . Band 2, 35 F.H.A. 1, Secretary 2, 35 Chorus adores poodle dogs. 2' 31 Yearbook 3- ci-ms 3, library a, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, usherene 2, 3, Class Treasurer 2. X XF ..,,, '-Q EASTER PARADE VPS MY L 1 Rx Grace T. Sayer Commercial Fleetwood Usually seen at leesport . . . that laugh . . . hobbies are swimming and basket- ball . . . always seen with Jeanette and Marion . . . likes chicken and ice cream. Tri-Hi-Y Ig F.B.I..A. 2, Reporter 31 Ushlrette 2, 3, Student Secretary to Mrs. lonnon 3. Ronald L. Scheidt General Fleetwood R. l Ronnie . . . likes to sleep . . . never at home . . . has a hot Ford . . . hails from Boyer's Junction . . . impartial to food . . . always friendly . . . dependable . . . baseball, basketball, swimming, and hoe- downing. Hi-Y Ig B.A.A. I 2, 3. Shirley A. Schaeffer General Kutztown R. 3 Schaeffer . . . ardent sports fan . . . not merely a sports spectator but a participant . . . friend to all . . . Tell a ioke, Shirley! . . . loves school? . . . greased pig catcher. Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3, G.l.A. I, 2, 3, Glee Club Ig Hockey 35 Basketball I, 3. Frederic C. Schearer Academic Kutztown Freddie . . . persevering class prexy . . . always ready to add a helping hand . . . leader of the baritones in the band . . . favorite expression-!?7fl? . . . Plymouth . . . good older brother . . . Whot's next? Band I, 2, 3g Hi-Y 35 Art Club Ig Shop 2, Class President 3. Shirley A. Scheirer General Alburtis R. I Shirley . . . hot-rod driver . . . delights in hoagies . . those Sunday rides . . . hails from Longswamp . . . hobby is eat- ing . . . ardent television fan . . . quiet. Tri-Hi-Y 3. 'v '-' ff Gloria M. Schappell Academic Kutztown R. 2 Sweet . . . velvety complexion . . . collec- tor of dog pictures and statues . . . friende ly clerk in dad's store . . . turkey and chili con carne . . . Betty, Patsy, and Dorothy in her crowd . . . visiting nurse by choice. Nurses Club 31 Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3, G.A.A. I7 Basketball Ig Ushorotte 3. Warren L. Schlottman, Jr. General , Fleetwood R. 2 One of the Maidencreek students . . . drives a '40 Chevrolet . . . fills up on steak sand- wiches and banana splits . . . dependable . . . interested in F.H.S. Hi-Y I, 2, Secretary 35 Chorus 2, 35 Student Council 25 Bolt and Bore 2. Jeanette J. Schmoyer Commercial Kutztown Enioys hoedowning, swimming, and writing to foreign pen pals . . . sports a beautiful sparkler on the third finger of her left hand . . . future chief cook and bottle washer in her home . . I eats steak sandwiches and pickles eagerly . . . quiet but a friend to all. library Secretary I5 F.B.L.A. 2, Treasurer 35 Glee Club I5 Usherette 2, 35 Student Secretary to Mr. Luckenbill 3. Ethel M. Schofer Commercial Topton Ethel . . . favorite pastime is movies . . . hobbies are playing records, listening to the radio, and watching T.V . . . quiet . . . always seen with Dolly, Barbara, and Pat. Tri-Hi-Y 2, '35 Secretary Pool 3. Denton J. Schroeder General Kutztown R. 2 Buddy . . . tall and muscular . . . great fur trapper . .'. bashful around girls . . . enioys television . . . hunter . . . pals with Randall and Clark . . . sparkling blue eyes. Proiector I, 2, 3. Louise G. Schmoyer Academic Kutztown Luigi . . . accomplished pianist . . . sporty . . . always behind the eight ball . . . lifeguard . . . giggles . . . drives a Stude- baker . . . friendly . . . future M.D. . . . violinist . . . one of the girls . . . intelli- gent. Band I, 2, 35 Maiorette I, 2, 35 Chorus I, 2, 35 Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 35 G.A.A. I, 2, 35 Debate I, 2, Secretary 35 Curtain Callers I, Vice-Presi- dent 2, 35 Sextet I, 2, 35 Softball I5 Hockey I, 2, 35 Basketball I, 2, 35 Yearbook 3. Marion M. Schroeder Commercial Kempton R. 2 Schroeder for short . . . likes anything from pie and ice cream to driving a Chevy . . . usually seen with Grace and Jeanette . . . enioys movies and basketball games. Curtain Callers I5 F.B.l.A. 2, 35 Usherette 25 Glee Club I5 Student Secretory to Mrs. Lon- non 3. X Y ix. H, Q '-G SINCINC IN THE RAIN ii. C-OXNG HSHHNG ff . Clarence J. Schumaker Academic Stony Run Shuey . , . likes hopped up cars and fly-tying . . . Sherlock Holmes . , . banana splits, a specially . . . always willing to lend a hand . . . future F.B.l. agent. Math Club 35 Art Club l5 library 35 Class Play Prampter 35 Fly-Tying 2, 35 Debate Club 3. Dorothy R. Silsdorf Academic Bowers Dottie . . . sparkling redhead . . . what a laughl? . . . friendly . . . likes Trig?? . . . dart ball fan . . . ardent Cougar fan . . . future nurse . . . seen with Gloria and Betty. Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 35 Nurses Club Secretary 35 Ueherette 3. Ray F. Schwoyer General Kutztown R. 2 Snookie . . . basketball fiend . . . good sport . . . can always take a joke . . . hails from Grimville . . . plays Bingo . . has an eye for redheads. Hi-Y l5 Proiector 2, 35 Curtain Callers l. Dale M. Shafer Academic Blandon Shafer . . . ardent fisherman . . . can store away huge quantities of fried potatoes . . . everyone's pal . . . possesses iournalistic enthusiasm . . . woman hater . . . straight forward . . . pledged to the A.F. of L. . . . totes a flag in the band . . . drafts- man. Band 35 Hi-Y 35 Ku-Hi-Nu 2, Editor 35 Fly- Tying I, President 25 Debate 2, President 35 Curtain Callers Treasurer I. Carroll J. Simmons Vocational Fleetwood R. l Curt . . . friendly and dependable . . . a good talker . . . has a certain chick . . . likes ham and eggs . . . drives a hot Chevy . . . likes to play football . . . hails from Dryville . . . usually seen with Ray. Chorus 35 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3. ft - Clara E. Sechler Commercial Breinigsville R. l Clara . . . that friendly smile . . . collects class currency . . . writes letters . . . in- dustrious . . . Mearl . . . always seen with Mary and Sip . . . owns model horse col- lection. Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 35 Usherette 35 Yearbook 35 Class Treasurer 35 Student Secretary to Mr. Hehr 3, 'kj Robert C. Smith General Fleetwood R. 2 Schmitty . . . wants to be a mechanic . . . usually seen with Bushy and Scheidty . . . enioys fishing and hunting . . . has a habit of chasing girls . . . his mouth waters when you mention milk shakes . . . usually seen floating around Topton . a likable kid with a friendly smile. Fly-Tying l, Vice-President 2, President 3. Irene V. Snyder Commercial New Tripoli R. l Tuddy . . . usually laughing . . . sings in the chorus . . . seen with Carolyne and Joan . . . has a craving for steak sandwiches and banana splits . . . plans to be a sec- retary for the F.B.l. Chorus 2, 35 Library lp Curtain Callers I, F.B.L.A. 2, Secretary 35 Usherette 2, 37 Glee Club 15 Student Secretary to Mr. Roberts 2, 3. Marilyn R. Speer Vocational Mertztown R. l Butch . . . engaged to Bill . . . likes hot roast beef sandwiches and California ham- burgers . . . hobbies are sewing, swimming, and ice skating . . . a future homemaker . . . cute smile . . . always seen with Pat. F.H.A. I, Vice-President 2, 37 Chorus 2, 3, Ku-Hi-Nu 3, Class Play Understudy 3, Soft- ball 2, Yearbook 3. Eleanor M. Stauffer General Fleetwood R. 2 Bunny . . . sings hillbilly music . . . usually seen with Shirley . . . wants to be a Wave or Marine . . . mouth waters when you mention chile con carne and tried chicken . . . defends K.H.S. on the bus . . . en- joys English. Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 3. Charles W. Solderich General Bowers Charlie . . . a future Marine . . . usually seen at Luckenbill's Garage . . . one of the Bowers boys . . . is a coin collector . . . likes steak . . . Wow! . . . would like to own a '53 Mercury . . . likes figures, not math. Proiector 2, 3, F.F.A. 1. Leonard A. Sta uffer Academic Topton Leo . . . the athletic type . . . hot drum- mer and marimba player . . . l.arry and Fred . . . a whiz at math . . . future public accountant . . . a steady fellow. Band 2, 37 Hi-Y 3: Chorus 2, 35 B.A.A. 2, Basketball 2. 4 GIRLS ON THE MAGAZINE COVER VAYA C0 N D105 L Sylvia M. Steffey Commercial Sip . . . girl with the horn . . . hot cor- net . . .aquatic . . . travels with Clara and Mary . . . always ready with a big hello . . . clever efficient secretory. Band 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 35 Student Secretary to Mr. Mock 3. Topton Jay H. Werley General Kutztown Chubby . . . enjoys hunting and swimming . . . great acting ability . . . usually seen at Weaver's . . . a fan of hillbilly music . . . hoedowns . . . sharp dresser . . . Navy man. B.A.A. I, 2, 3, Curtain Callers 1, 2, 3, Hi-Y I. l Ma ry J . Stoudt Commercial Topton Cute brunette secretary . . . darn it! . . . has a good hand at writing letters . . . exercises by roller skating, bowling, and swimming . . . likes steamed clams and ice cream . . . usually seen with Clara and Sip . . . one of the diamond gang. Tri-Hi-Y 2, 35 Ushorottl 2, 3, Yearbook 35 Student Secretary to Mr. Hchr 3. Shirley R. Trollinger Academic Mertztown Shirley . . . cute blonde . . . reads and dances in her spare time . . . very friendly . . . usually seen at home . . . eats her share of fried chicken and ice cream . . . good worker. Chorus 3, Tri-Hi-Y 3. Ronald K. Werley Commercial Breinigsville R. l Ronnie . . . one of the two commercial boys . . . usually seen in Trexlertown . . . occupies the back seat on the Weisenberg bus . . . often rides with Kermit and Freddie . . . wishes to manage an otlice in the future. Proiector 1, F.B.l.A. 02, 3, Secretary Pool 3. Betty J. Trexler Academic Topton Betts . . . efficient artist . . . soda jerk at Topton Drug Store . . . collects insects . . . paints . . . winning smile . . . wicked woman driver . . , neat dresser . . . sweet. Chorus 3, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 35 Class Play Prompter 3, Yearbook 3. fl Frederick L. Williams Carl R. Wisser Norman C. Wisser Commercial New Tripoli R. 2 General Lenhartsville General Virginville Sleepy . . . the other one of the two Wisser . . . a good kid from Lenhartsville Bushy . . . usually seen with Schmitty, commercial boys . . . nickname is appro- . . . likes to watch television . . . likes Scheidty, and Sheriff . . . enioys cruising priate . . . ardent member of foods class roller skating . . . a Phillies fan . . . likes in a Buick . . . irresistible . . . hobbies . . . future chef . . . loves cherry pie . . . sporting events . . . plans to go to college are bowling, hunting, and fishing . . . a drives a green Studebaker. . . . likes all Fords. dependable kid . . . 'enjoys eating Swiss Proiector 15 F.B.l..A. 2, 3, Secretary Pool 3. Proiector 2, President 37 Shop 1. steak. Elizabeth A. Wuchter Academic Kutztown Liz . . . local soda ierk . . . sports fan . . , eats plenty of french fries . . . usually seen at Freddies . . . guiet . . a Berkleigh worker . . dark hair and eyes. Band 1, 2, 35 Nurses Club 31 Chorus 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Class Play Prompter 3, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, Hockey I, 2, 3, Softball 1. ' Eugene F. Yocum Proiector 2, 3. Lee A. Youse N General Fleetwood- R. 1 Hornet . . . defends the name of Hudson . . . best pal is Gail . . . can always be heard saying hot dogs . . . finds pleasure in going to movies and eating potatoes and meat . . . likes midget racing . . . future ambition is to be a mechanic . . . a swell guy and friend to everyone. Proiector 2, 3, Elizabeth D. Zuberka Betty as a receptionist. F.H.A. 1, 2, 31 Usherette 2. General Alburtis R. 1 Bunk . . . has a sweet tooth . . . model builder . . . the tallest we have . . . often seen with Lee . . . spends most of his time at home . . . quiet. Vocational Breinigsville R. 1 Proiector 1, 2, 3. Betty . . . can be seen cashiering in the cafe . . . sews . . . likes roller skating and swimming . . . neat dresser . . , in the future we may see i 4 DOWN BY THE RIVE R SIDE Adam, Barry lee Adam, Jean Adams, Jane Althouse, Barbara Arndt, Nevin Bachman, Corolyne Bailey, Elaine Barto, Eleanor Baver, Warren Bechtel, Mildred Bergstresser, Leon Bieber, Eleanor Bieber, Fay Blatt, Theresa Bossler, Clark Boyer, Jay Breinig, Judy Burkert, Gerald Carl, Richard Conrad, Jean Conrath, Ray Danner, Shirley Deisher, Joanne Delong, Mary Delong, Richard Derr, Kermit Diener, Stuart Doll, Dolores Donat, Barbara Dreibelbis, Geraldine Dries, Susanne Eckert, Eleanor Eckert, Sylvia Eidle, Malcolm Ely, David Epting, Barbara Epting, Patricia Fabian, Janice Fetherolf, Charles Fink, Dorothy Focht, Barbara Frey, Estina Gaumer, Shirley Gehris, Charles George, Elaine Gilmore, Charles Greenawalt, Hilda Greenawalt, James Greenawalt, Roberta Greiss, Ernest Gressley, Gene Grim, David Grim, Faye Haring, Cora Ellen Heftiey, Lowell Heftner, Walter Henry, Willis Hertzog, lee Hohl, Neil James, Heather Joy Keiser, John Keller, Norman Kern, Joan Kershner, William Kline, Madge Koehler, Doris Kunkel, Kenneth Labe, Allen leibensperger, Charles lesher, Donald Leslie, Ray Lessig, Shirley Nickname Babs Jeanie Janie Babs Nevy ???? Beetle Barto Clancy Bob Bergey Snowflake Dimples Tessie PUPPY Butcher Boogie Burkert Merley Jeanie Shorty ???? Red Horsey Tail Dick Dirty Sty Dolly Beede Gerry Suzie ???? Syl Mac Shrimpy Turtle Pat Red Charlie Finky Little Red Teeny ???? Sonny Georgy Billy .linny Jimmy Birdie Chappy Chubby little f Grimmy Grimmy Sissy ???? Heffner Willy Jacko Duce Joy Keiser Ezra Joanie Red Mickey ???? Nuckels Mousey Chiclets Tesho Flash Kitter CLASS CENSUS ellow Favorite Expression How about that Tell me tell me Ha Yeah anyhow What about the oth Ach ???? Oh Gosh Ach Umm boy ???? ' You don't scare me Well, good for you I don't know Gee . ???? ???? Oh Ohh Oh heck Oh boy Boy oh boy Oh Check that Censored Yea Cheese-O You know it Oh, bullets Oh, nuts Yeah Hi stuck up Nutz l'll buy that What the heck ???? You're a poopsey Oh man Oh no O-bo-de-oh-do You know it O boy ???? Doggone it I ain't got none Oh my goodness l.et's went Cisco Hi Ok Aw nuts You're kidding You know it Ach Ach To the office er day Ambition Organized baseball Hairdresser Secretary Secretary Printer Secretary Secretary Shorthand reporter Truck driver Secretary Farmer Receptionist Typist Secretary Air force officer Navy Bell telephone Mechanic Welder Secretary ???? Secretary Waves Telephone operator Accountant Truck driver Farmer Secretary Nurse U. S. Marines Nurse Secretary Receptionist ???? Truck driver ???? Secretary Nurse Farmer Secretary Nurse Hairdresser Wave secretary Air force Secretary Stock car driver Beautician Navy Nurse or secretary Pilot Actor Accountant Kindergarten teacher Nurse Cook or baker ???? I don't know Farmer Cut ricking ???? Oh yeah Air force otiicer Ye gads Buyer Don't talk so dumb ???? ?! Enlist Honest to pete Nurse Doh't kill it Radio engineer O ssssugar Nurse Och Nurse Change your tune Carpenter Ha Air force Darn it Electrician You're a chubby little fellow ???? Woh is der tommy Trucker You better believe it Stenographer Probable Occupation Exterminator Marriage counselor Archeologist Pancake tlipper Psychiatrist Teacher Model TV actress Corporation president Bechtel's 5 B. I0 Trapeze artist State policewoman Professional basketball Fly catcher Lion trainer Ventriloquist Burlesque queen Sanitation engineer Bareback rider Cowgirl Detective Fire eater Red Skelton's assistant Window washer Champion figure skater Own monkey show Acrobat Mail carrier Cock fight trainer Janitor Mortician Snake charmer Bake shop Diner cook Stock car driver Fire eater Ballerina Dr. Jekyll-Mr. Hyde Poet Opera star Justice of the peace Reducing salon Foreign correspondent Nothing Bouncer English butler Botanist Scoutmaster Ski instructor Deep sea diver Barker Studebaker salesman Maid Swimming champ Bellhop Russian Ambassador Ground hog hunter Casanova Millionaire Fashion editor Professor Jitney service Knife thrower Beauty iudge Jeweler Girls' counselor Floor walker Husband Lawyer Water boy Grease monkey Kennel manager Lindenmuth, Clayton Losch, Donald Mengel, Forrest Metzger, Dolores Mlller, Gene Mlller, Mary Miller, Russell Miller, Suzanne Miller, Vlrglnla Moore, Randall Moyer, Gall Moyer, Larry Moyer, Ronald Moyer, Roxanne Moyer, Sandra A. Moyer, Sondra M. O'Nell, Dallas Oswald, Shlrley Oswalt, Patricia Pauley, llla Phillips, Joan Quillmon, Mary Rahllf, Eleonor Readlnger, Paul Reber. Elaine Reichard, Richard Reinert, Reynold Reidenhour, Edna Rhode, Thelma Rohrbach, Arlene Rohrboch, Doris Rohrbach, Shirley Roth, Dolores Sanders, Faye Sassornan, Ruth Sayer, Grace Schaeffer, Shirley Schappell, Gloria Scheorer, Frederic Scheldt, Ronald Scheirer, Shirley Schlottman, Warren Schmoyer, Jeanette Schrnayer, Louise Schafer, Ethel Schurnaker, Clarence Schroeder, Denton Schroeder, Marion Schwoyer, Ray Sechler, Clara Shafer, Dale Silsdorf, Dorothy Simmons, Carroll Smith, Robert Snyder, Irene Solderlch, Charles Speer, Marilyn Stautfer, Eleanor Stauier, Leonard Stetfey, Sylvia Stoudt, MGYY Trexler, Betty Trolllnger, Shirley Werley, lay Werley, Ronald Wlllloms, Frederick Wlsser, Carl Wlsser, Norman Wachter, Elizabeth Yooum. Eugene YOUR, lee luberka, Elizabeth Nickname Chewy Don Slugger Dolly Butch ???? Russ Sue Ginny Randy Sheriff Richie Ashburn Bulldog Roxine Sandy Sandy Boobey Sonny Pat Red Flip Sis Elly Junior ???? Dick Fats ???? Island Lenle Dory Blondie Dolly Kid-o Ruthie Stevie Heifer Glorie Fred Ronnie Sheryl Skip Nette Liugi Oscar Shuey Bubby Maggie Snookie 7??? Shafer Dottie Curt Schmltty Tuddy Charlie Butch Bunny Leo Sip Stoudty Betts Trolly Chubby Ronnie Sleepy ???? Bushy Liz Burk Hornet Betty CLASS CENSUS Favorite Expression Oh shucks How about that I don't know Hi ???? Stop sputting ???? No kidding Bless your liver 0 boy What's that Say not Um boy I don't know Indeed Cripes Yea man Oh boy You're not well Oh, heck l'm hungry Why ???? lch furguste Huh Son of a gun Not me Darn it Danke Schon Gee Whiz Oh Och G some Ge some Oh me Son of a gun Let's win You know it ???? Not printable Gee oh ???? Please Well, anyway Oh I reckon Yeah Cheese some Could be Isn't that awful Who me Oh heaven forbid ???? f?? ff' ls that so Wow Man oh mon Oh for pete's sake Yup Bologna I'm hungry Oh great ???? X? 'ff ???? Yes, well So what Unprintable That's a good question Holy cow Hot dog Oh, rnan Ambition Farmer Ag. teacher Work Medical secretary Musician Secretary Hillbilly Sociologist Telephone operator Sergeant in Marines ???? Musician Mechanic Medical secretary Typist Nurse Coach Housewife Sociologist Waves Waf Housewife Secretary Radio announcer Teacher M.D. Farmer Telephone operator Bus. Ed. teacher Oltice work Work Hairdresser Factory worker WAF Teacher Spars Phys. Ed. teacher Rural nurse ???? ???? Oltice worker Mechanic Housewife Doctor Typist Lawyer Truck driver Clerical secretary Carpenter Get married Draftsman Nurse Play football Mechanic FBI secretary Marine Housewife Wave Accountant Secretary Secretary Art teacher Stenographer Navy Office manager Chef Business college Butcher Nurse Carpenter Mechanic Receptionist Probable Occupation Oflice boy Conductor Prize fighter Fur dyer Medicine man Car hop Traveling salesman Salvation Army bond Photographer Miser Sheriff Cartoonist Track star Church organist Pianist Physicist Movie director Forest ranger Bird doctor Fullerbrush woman Nature lover Tree surgeon Model Prison guard Farmerette Buick salesman Geologist Chimney sweep Steeple iack Bottle washer Skunk deoderizing Animal iudge Taxidermist Caddy Cricket trainer Pet shop Lady wrestler Milklady Obese man in circus Math genius Tight rope walker Organ grinder Cotton candy vender Grave digger Upholsterer Private eye Psychoanalyst Geologist Mattress tester Screw driver inspector Flee circus Bubble manufacturer Pirate Seal trainer House painter Trapper U. S. Senator Trombone player Ditch digger Elephant rider Blouse folder Insect lecturer Manner expert Ice cream maker Dance instructor Poison expert Test pilot Librarian Actress Midget racer . Composer Bottle washer IT'S BEEN A LONG LONG TIME August 5, 1964 Dear Diary, Oh, it's good to be home again! The West is wonderful and excit- ing, but good old Kutztown is even better. Now that I have time again l'll tell you about my trip to the West and the interesting people I met. I stayed at the Bar K-town '54 Ranch operated by Doris Rohr- bach, Dolores Roth, and Barbara Althouse. The cow-hands who explained the work on the ranch and took us with them to do their chores included Robert Tex Smith, Mary DeLong, Dolores Doll, Walter Heffner, Norman Keller, and Carl Wisser. We had some excitement one day -when Shirley Schaeffer and Geraldine Dreibelbis reported that some of their best cattle had been stolen. Everything was in an uproar until Gail Sheriff Moyer and his able posse-Allen There they are Labe, Ray Get 'em Leslie, Edna I'lI shoot Reidenhour, and Lee l'll-bury-em Youse came along and in a month had the cattle stealers all rounded up. l've heard that Fay Dimples Bieber was at the head of the gang. Her able accomplices included Jay Gruesome Lewie Boyer and Gene Dead-eye Miller. Supper was served each evening in true Western style with Richard Carl as chief chef. His chuck wagon staff included Charles Gehris, Clayton Lindenmuth, Mary Miller, Sandra M. Moyer, and Carroll Sim- mons. Dinner music was provided by a iug band led by Russell Miller. The Jugsters were Warren Baver, Kermit Derr, and Stuart Diener. Barbara and Patricia Epting were the featured yodeling stars. Each morning before breakfast an exhibition was given by the famous Flap-iack Flippers, Ernest Greiss, Willis Henry, Kenneth Kunkle, Denton Schroeder, and Charles Salderich. The management treated us to a day at the circus. Boyl What a time we had. Upon arriving we were shocked to see Randall Moore crawling under the fence to escape the ticket man. The first noise we heard were the barkers Mac Eidle, Paul Read- inger, and 'Neil Hohl. Since the big act was about to begin we paused only one moment to buy o cake from Sylvia Eckert, and then proceeded to the big-show. Jay Werley, the ringmaster, opened the show with the great tumbling team, 2 Quarts and a Pint Janice Fabian, Madge Kline, and Barbara Focht. Next we were thrilled by the performance of Shirley Danner, Theresa Blatt, and Lila Pauley on the Flying Trapeze. Nevin Bozo Arndt and Judy Bonzo Breinig really had us roaring during their comedy act. James Greena- walt swallowed a few swords, followed by Dorothy Fink and Elaine George eating fire. By this time we were feeling rather hungry ourselves, so we bought some peanuts from Warren Schlottman and popcorn from Ray Schwoyer. We held our breaths as Leon Bergstresser and Patricia Oswalt walked the tight-rope. Aren't dogs clever? Ruth Sassaman and Gloria Schappell certainly have their pups trained well. And you should have seen Hilda Greenawalt, Joan Phillips, and Mildred Bechtel in the bare-back riding act! Just as Sandra A. Moyer was presenting her tamed lion, he be- came untamed and bit her hand. Doctorsl Doctors! There were none in the crowd so Louise Schmoyer and Richard Reichard were sum- moned to the scene. In two minutes they arrived-thanks to their able ambulance drivers, Charles Gilmore and David Ely. In no time at all her iniury was taken care of and the show went on! Mary Quillman, Eleanor Stauffer, Sylvia Steffey gave a thrilling performance atop an elephant. Larry Moyer directed the circus band in which Eleanor Borto, Leon- ard Stauffer, and Elaine Reber were the featured musicians. In conclusion there was a wrestling match between Ronald Bull- dog Moyer and Reynold Fido Reinert. Grace Sayer and Ethel Schofer were the referees. Barbara Donat, Elizabeth Wuchter, and Cora Ellen Haring were on hand in case of any deaths. Out of the big tent, we were again hungry so we bought some ice cream from Joanne Deisher. We also found out that Carolyne Bachman and Jane Adams make the most delicious pizza pie. Up the midway we stopped to see the fat ladies, Faye Grim and Roxanne Moyer. We couIdn't help ioining Jean Conrad and Roberta Greenawalt when we saw them as the laughing ladies. Ray Con- rath, the tall man, certainly made Eugene Yocum, the midget, look short. We had our picture drawn by Betty Trexler and then proceeded to hear Fred Schearer, Governor of Texas, speak. As Shirley Rohrbach and Doris Koehler peered into their Crystal Ball we were all assured of a prosperous future. As a stupendous climax to such an exciting day, we attended the stock-car races. Norman Wisser, Ronald Scheidt, and Thelma Rhode were competing for the SI,000,000,000 prize. Since they all came through alive, it was decided to split the money and name the three of them The Speed Demons of 'l964. Because we were all tired the next day, we decided to visit the new DeLong Business Institute in town. We were greeted by Eliza- beth Zuberka, receptionist, and were amazed to learn that Richard DeLong was the founder of this school. The professors are Clark Bossler, Irene Snyder, and Gerald Burkert. Some of the pupils further- ing their education there are Shirley Gaumer, Frederick Williams, and Ronald Werley. On the way back to the ranch we saw the queerest housel It seems Dorothy Silsdorf has recently built a bubble house. While cruising down the highway we found ourselves in the middle of a chase. We learned later that Fay Sanders and Eleanor Bieber, state troopers, had finally caught up with the get away car of Clarence Schumaker and Lowell Helfley. They have been accused of stealing clothes from the wash lines of some housewives. The housewives who reported this offense were Virginia Miller, Shirley Oswald, Jeanette Schmoyer and Clara Sechler. There were other complaints from women whose children were being sold bubble gum. It is believed that Schumaker and Hetlley are these bubble gum peddlers. The mothers who brought these charges are Marilyn Speer, Mary Stoudt, Shirley Lessig, and Heather James. Thinking that our excitement for the day was through, we re- turned to the ranch for a quiet evening. That dream was broken however, for when we arrived we were greeted by a tribe of Indians. Chief Dallas Never-miss O'Neil of the Cougar tribe was there to protest the making of a motion picture which was to be filmed on some of his land. Some of the warriors who accompanied him were Barry Dribble-fast Adam, Lee Sitting Bull Hertzog, John Gun um Keiser, and Donald Pivot Post Lesher. Fortunately Donald Losch, the producer of the movie, was on hand, and before they left the peace pipe was smoked. We were advised to get a good night's rest so that we'd be able to be on hand for the filming of the movie. So bright and early the next morning we were on the scene. We were introduced to the sound producer, Charles Leibensperger. Dolores Metzger and Marion Schroeder designed the costumes. We were lucky enough to be present when the great actor Gene Gressley appeared. We got his autograph and he introduced us to some of the other stars--Jean Adam, Eleanor Eckert, Joan Kern, and Shirley Trollinger. Having visited Hollywood, the town's marriage counselor, Estina Frey, had increased business. She even hired some extra help -Elaine Bailey, Shirley Scheirer, Arlene Rohrbach, and Eleonor Rahlff. While visiting the town we caught a glimpse of Mrs. Suzanne Miller Vanderbilt stepping from her Cadillac driven by Forrest Mengel. On our final day at the ranch we attended the Miss America contest. Susanne Dries was chosen by the 4 accomplished beauty contest iudges, David Grim, Dale Shafer, Charles Fetherolf, and William Kershner. A climax such as that was all we needed to assure ourselves we really had a wonderful trip to the West. But, dear Diary, Kutztown's the best! EVERYTHING WE HAVE IS YCURS We, the class of l954, leave to our successors these things, our most prized possessions. We make no claims for our soundness of mind, but nonetheless we give- Barry Adam's flirting to Robert Werley. Jean Adam's pals to Betty Merkel. Jane Adams' conversing ability to Jacqueline Esterly. Barbara Althouse's alertness to Shirley Kish. Nevin Arndt's fly-tying ability to Anne Toney. Corolyne Bachman's pleasing personality to Janet Barto. Patricia Eptlng and Elaine Bailey's attractiveness to Patricia Angstadt Eleanor Barto's complexion to Nancy Schodler. Warren Baver's falling asleep in class to Nancy Breinig. Mildred lechtel's older men to Nancy Stoll. Forrest MengeI's and Leon Bergstresser's clowning to Reynold Guldin. Eleanor Bleber's changing romances to Irwin Sechler. Fay Bleber's shape to Lorraine Dreibelbis. Theresa Blatt's woltressing to Ray Moyer. Clark Bossler's crew cut to Herbert lantz. Jay Boyer's holr style to Dallas Schlelcher. Judlth Brelnlg's helIo's to Eleanor Einsel. Gerald Burkert's blue eyes to Marlene Dreibelbis. Richard Carl's baking ability to Virginia Delp. Jean Conrad's hearty laugh to Elton Eckert. Ray Conrath's height to Edna Ely. Shirley Danner's natural curls to David Tobias. Joanne Delsher's love of sports to Evelyn Nikitscher. Shlrley Lesslg's and Mary DeLong's long hair to Mary Lou Derr. Richard DeLong's name to Richard DeLong. T. Stuart Dlener's Dutch accent to David Hinterleiter. Dolores Doll's shorthand ability to any lucky commercial student. Barbara Donat's preference for red to Eleanor Ann Sittler. Geraldine Drelbelbis' driving to school to Shirley Haas. Susanne Dries' cuteness to Marilyn Merkel. Eleanor Eckert's name to Eleanor Eckert. Sylvia Eckert's sense of humor to Doris Sherry. Malcolm Eldle's mechanics to Davld Lightcap. David Ely's racing around to Shirley Haas. Barbara Eptlng's pleaslng disposition to Nancy Pauley. Janice FabIan's dramatical ability to Carol Houck. Charles Fetherolf's congenial personality to Diana Boyer. Dorothy Fink's pleasant smile to Anna Guinther. Barbara Focht's fllrtatlousness to Annette George. Estlna Frey's combing to Anna Kramer. Shirley Gaumer's bashfulness to Shirley Schlener. Charles Gehrls wills a pound to every iunior. Faye Grlm's and Elaine George's dependability to Marie Sunday. Charles Gilmore's Chevy truck to Harvey Silties. Hilda Greenawalt's blonde hair to Shirley lsamoyer. James Greenawalt's boldness to Raymond Bailey. Jeanette Schmoyer's and Reberta Greenawalt's cooperativeness to Anna Schwoyer. Ernest Grelss' farm talk to Robert Pensinger. Gene GressIey's carpenter work to Mark Kamp. David Grlm's neat wardrobe to Jack DeTurk. Cora Ellen Haring's tickllshness to Thomas Sharpe. Lowell HelTley's lateness to Frederick Levan. Walter Heffner's handling a car to Janice Seidel. Ethel Schofer's and Willis Henry's frequent smiles -to Marvin Miller. Lee Hertzog's girl troubles to George Buchman. Neil Hohl's hair styling to Nevin Snyder. Heather James' talking about boys to Evelyn Bailey. John Kelser's good looks to Bobby Stoudt. Norman Keller's studiousness to Clarence Heist. .loan Kern's quietness to Pearline Reber. William Kershner's stage managing to Lee Erb. Madge Kllne's roller skating to Shirley Wartzenluft. Mary Stoudt's and Doris Koehler's helpfulness to Wayne Warmkessel. Kenneth Kunkel's wlttiness to Arlan Schwoyer. Allen Labe's absentee record to Robert Komand. Charles l.elbensperger's movie iob to William Lantz. Donald Lesher's going steady to Marlin Fox. Ray Leslie's tinyness to Truman Brandt. Kermit Derr's and Clayton Lindemuth's heavy walk to William Greenawalt. Donald Losch's ag ability to Richard Hein. Dolores Metzger's talkativeness to Violet Hixson. Gene Miller's fast talking to Pauline Bleiler. Marion Schroeder's and Mary Miller's conscientiousness to Joan Youse. Russell Miller's love for singing to James Epler. Suzanne Miller's exotic dress to Nancy Wessner. Virginia Miller's horses to Yvonne Dubois. Randall Moore's tightness to Ralph Krlck. Gail Moyer's duck hunting to Ray Moyer. Larry Moyer's musical ability to Barbara Bieber. Ronald Moyer's Dan Kline trips to David Baer. Roxanne Moyer's twirling to Mary Alice Knittle. Sandra Moyer's sweet voice to Carol Nous. Sandra Moyer's enthusiasm to Sylvia Rhode. Dallas O'Neil's athletic ability to Lynn Kunkel. Shirley Oswald's engagement ring to Betty Gressley. Lila Pauley's romances to Phyllis Trunk. Joan Phillip's love to anyone who wants it. Eleanor Rahlff's sweaters to Gladys Christman. Paul Readinger's friendliness to Neal Zimmerman. Elaine Reber's love of ice cream to Helen Ziegler. Richard Reichard's neatness to Kenneth Reichert. Edna Reidenhour's blushing to Joanne Stein. Reynold Reinert's helpfulness in F.F.A. to Robert Pensinger. Thelma Rhode's performing under hypnosis to Virginia Folk. Charles Solderich's and Arlene Rohrbach's shyness to Donald Williams. Mary Quillman's and Doris Rohrbach's quietness to Dennis Schaeffer. Dolores Roth's and Shirley Rohrbach's tidiness to Marie Trexler. Fay Sander's hoedowning to Anna Mae Mengel. Ruth Sossaman's team interest to Judith Elder. Grace Sayer's shortness to Shirley Schlener. Shirley SchaelTer's athletic ability to Patricia Leh. Gloria Schappell's eagerness to help to Bruce Kniss. Frederic Schearer's leadership to Grace Angstadt. Ronald Scheidt's hot rodding to Claude Fink. Shirley Scheirer's bashfulness to Jean Reinert. Warren Schlottman's calmness to Edward Leiby. Louise Schrnoyer's debating ability to Sally Prentiss. Denton Schroeder's politeness to Joseph Goodhart. Clarence Schumaker's Spanish ability to Homer Deitz. Ray Schwoyer's basketball playing to Harrison Deiter. Clara Sechler's driving ability to Mary Kramer. Dale Shafer's iournalistic ability to Emily Merkel. Dorothy Silsdorf's enunciation to Samuel Wise. Carroll Simmons' cooking to any iunior who can stand it. Robert Smith's gas station to Donald Unger. lrene Snyder's nylon blouses to Virginia Fenstermacher. Marilyn Speer's F.H.A. work to Shirley Rabenold. Patricia Oswalt's and Eleanor StaufTer's giggles to Joan Hoch. Leonard StaulTer's hitchhiking to any iunior who needs a ride. Sylvia Steffey's accordion playing to Richard Miller. Betty Trexler's artistic ability to Joseph Price. Shirley Trollinger's sweetness to Hulda Leibensperger. Jay Werley's outdoor sports to George Bryde. Ronald Werley's small features to Roeller Dietrich. Frederick WilIiam's seat in commercial course to any brave mole tumor. Carl Wisser's blinking to Ronald Malone. Norman Wisser's playing piano by ear to Donald Faber. Elizabeth Wuchter's driving around to Nelson DeLong. Eugene Yocum's height to Forrest Rauenzahn. Lee Youse's voice to Shirley Hamm. Elizabeth Zuberka's cafe work to Carolyn Kehm. SUPERLATIVE-5 f xX CONTRIBUTED MOST MOST ATHLETIC MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED COMEDIAN ARTISTS MUSICIANS TALLEST AND SHORTEST 4? FLIRTATIOUS MOST BASHFUL CUTEST LATEST AND MOST PUNCTUAL THERE'S NO BUSINESS LIKE SHOW BUSINESS Once again our talented thespians presented a three-act comedy Meet Uncle Sally in the auditorium on the evenings of November I9 and 20. Under the noteworthy direction of Mrs. Laura L. Lannon the twelve appropriate characters turned out a star-studded performance. The K.H.S. Band rendered five selections under the direction of William S. Moyer. The cast, together with the large efficient technical staff, substan- tially increased the treasury by the gate receipts and the souvenir programs. The plot revolves around a collegian, Sally Sherwood, who is forced by the Blaynes to im- personate their rich middle-aged uncle, William Hawkins, after he canceled his visit at their home. Because of this rich uncle, Betty and Ben intended to make a lasting impression upon Bob and Elaine Durant, their sweethearts, and the Dur- ant's Aunt Dorinda. Numerous misunderstand- ings, confusions, and humorous incidents prevail throughout the play which concludes happily with four couples about to be married. After the last successful presentation of the play the members of the cast and technical staff climaxed the evening with an enioyable lunch at Kem p's Hotel. Janice Fabian .. Suzanne Miller . Richard Reichard Barbara Focht .. . Richard DeLong Shirley Rohrbach Faye Grim .... Charles Gehris . Charles Gilmore David Grim .... Charles Leibensperger . . . Judy Breinig ........ . Sally Sherwood . . . Betty Blayne . . . Ben Blayne .. Aunt Dorinda Bob Durant . . Elaine Durant Jenny William Hawkins ...... Snorkins . . Dr. Snodgrass . . . Rev. Wright . . . Miss Muggs CLASS PLAY-First Row: David Grim, Janice Fabian. Second Row: Charles Gehris, Charles Leibensperger, Barbara Focht, Shirley Rohrbach, Faye Grim, Judy Breinig. Third Row: Richard DeLong, Charles Gilmore, Richard Reichard, Suzanne Miller. USHERETTES-First Row: Edna Reidenhour, Barbara Althouse, Dolores Metzger, Sandra Moyer, Patricia Oswalt. Sec- nd Row: Clara Sechler, Shirley Oswald. Third Row: Elaine George, Patricia Epting, Cora Ellen Haring, Shirley Gaumer, hirley Donner, Reberta Greenawalt, Sylvia Eckert, Joanne Kern, Mary DeLong. Fourth Row: Grace Sayer, Madge Kline, eanor Eckert, Jane Adams, Barbara Epting, Hilda Greenawalt, Jeanette Schmoyer, Mary Miller, Mary Quillman, Virginia tiller, Irene Snyder, Joanne Deisher. Fifth Row: Dorothy Silsdorf, Heather Joy James, Mary Stoudt, Fay Bieber, Carolyne nchman, Dorothy Fink, Gloria Schappell, Jean Adam, Theresa Blatt, Doris Rohrbach, Jean Conrad. -,QFD A Q w A 4 'Q ' f , is .. ' w 4 - ' .3 nw-ggi fl 5 . X AXX - .I , 2 I 0 . 1. 1 -.'-of , X 9 PQPXQQ 9 I -?Y 'iv Mus, 'qibgga ' LL hy mx. ,. L 7 Q H . P f-If-.nga-krf j ,'s'p1flv . s W . 9 su' -5 5 . ,- .rl - x V, . 'Q f '1 1 9 9 J 'reef it -y Fa. n iv ' 7 . wx -1 In 1' -1 E F fe' . U Je' H ' fa 1 X gl F 1 -.W 1 . '17 'Y' if A' ' .. '...., JUNIORS-First Row: Virginia Fenstermacher, Janice Seidel, Virginia Delp, Judy Elder, Patricia Leh, Hulda Leibensperger, Mr. Hehr, Adviser, William Greenawalt, Mrs. Bordner, Adviser, Carolyn Kehm, Marie Sunday, Emily Merkel, Phyllis Trunk, Barbara Bieber, Marie Trexler, Anna Guinther. Second Row: Shirley Schlener, Jean Reinert, Robert Komand, Irwin Sechler, Edward Leiby, Edward Werley, Nancy Pauley, Shirley Wartzenluft, Patricia Angstadt, Carol Nous, Ann Taney, Lorraine Dreibelbis, Violet Hixson, Roeller Dietrich, Shirley Raben- hold, Pauline Bleiler. Third Row: Anna Kramer, Harvey Silfies, Ray Moyer, Robert Angstadt, Bruce Kniss, Neil Zimmerman, Herbert Lantz, Richard Miller, David Tobias, Yvonne DuBois, Evelyn Nikitscher, Marilyn Merkel, Sally Prentiss, Joseph Goodhart, Marlene Dreibelbis. Fourth Row: Jackie DeTurk, Robert Pensinger, Carol Hauck, David Hinterleiter, Harrison Deiter, Richard DeLong, Richard Hein, George Bryde, Donald Unger, James Epler, Frederick Levan, David Lightcap, Claude Fink, Thomas Sharpe, David Bear, Samuel Wise. JUNIORS-First Row: Mr. Dietrich, Adviser, Shirley Schmoyer, Evelyn Bailey Betty Merkel Mary Alice Knittle Annette George, Virginia Folk, Shirley Kish, Donald Faber, Raymond Bailey, Clarence Heist, Janet Barto, Joan Hoch, Betty Gressley, Edna Ely, Mrs. Lannon, Adviser. Second Row: Robert Stoudt, Ronald Zettlemoyer, Homer Deitz, Nancy Schadler, Diana Boyer, Shirley Haas, Doris Sherry, Nancy Wessner, Anna Mae Mengel, Janice Seidel, Nancy Stolz, Shirley lsamoyer, Nancy Breinig, Eleanor Eckert, Pearline Reber, Dennis Schaeffer. Third Row: Reynold Guldin, Sylvia Rhode, Marvin Miller, -Nelson DeLong, Ronald Malone, Joanne Kern, Anna Schwoyer, Joan Youse, Arlan Schwoyer, Eleanor Einsel, Mary Lou Derr, Donald Williams, Truman Brandt, Shirley Hamm, Mary Kramer. Fourth Row: Ralph Krick, Joseph Price, Elton Eckert, Lynn Kunkel, William Lantz, Robert Pilgert, Lee Erb, Forrest Rauenzahn, Marlin Fox, Nevin Snyder,iMark Kamp, George Buchman, Kenneth Reichert, Robert Werley, Lee Hilbert. SOPHOMORES-First Row: Mr. Luckenbill, Adviserj Janet Biehl, George Unger, Shirley Schucker, Richard isher, Janet Sanders, Janet Nester, George Graft, Dorcas Lutz, Chester Hortrantt, Marie Bond, Lucille Huseman, luth Beitler, Shirley Stimmel, Doris Dawson, Miss Semmel, Adviser. Second Row: Etta Frey, Eleanor Sittler, Reba lngstadt, Nancy Buck, Clark Weisner, Eleanor Huseman, Eva Correll, Nancy Kline, Priscilla Sterner, Barbara Iottin, Florence Heckman, Mary Louise Miles, Jean Lessig, Mabel Sunday, Mary Phillips, Joan Kistler. Third Row: lodger Jackson, Richard Kohler, John Weiss, Roma Reinhart, Eleanor Derr, Ronald Weaver, June DeLong, Donald leinert, LaRue Gehman, Ann Gehret, Richard Rutherford, Elaine Herring, Patricia Beck, Joan Wentzel, Marcia Veaver. Fourth Row: Daniel Saul, Allen Haring, Charles Moyer, Donald Gerhart, David Saul, Larry Hertzog, Villiam Wessner, Kermit Hartline, Paul Lantes, Robert McDuffee, Arlan Lenhart, Ronald Metzger, Lee Stitzel, Iharles Kunkel. Fifth Row: Carl Mantz, David Heyer, Kenneth Seidel, Warren Eyer, James Grim. SOPHOMORES-First Row: Mr. Balliet, Adviser, Corrine Kroninger, Nancy Lesher, Sharlene Moyer, Martha Kamp, Dallas Oswald, Shirley Fitzgerald, Evelyn Hoffman, Benjamin Day, John Rust, Anna Mae Meitzler, Anna Schmoyer, Joan Baver, Nancy Herber, Richard Phillips, Mr. Shankweiler, Adviser. Second Row: LaVerne Miller, Fremont Seyler, William Hilbert, Paul Miller, Walter Dietrich, Sherwood Geist, Phyllis Kutz, Jane Wessner, Janice Schlegel, Janet Geist, Marlene Dietrich, Cinda Yoder, Nan Schwoyer, Nancy Nous, Dianne Schmitt. Third Row: Feryl Fenstermacher, Betty Freeby, Marcia Kroninger, William Bieber, Donald Hartman, Donald Mertz, Robert Schappell, Ryly Mest, Terry Scheidt, Carol Fabian, Shirley Kroninger, Mariorie Kniss, Cheryle Fishpaw, Barbara Wisser. Fourth Row: Frederick Angstadt, Barry Fenstermacher, Clarence Cunnius, Luther Berger, Geary DeFran- cesco, William Lesher, Richard Biehl, Ray Creitz, George DeLong, Sterling Adams, Gene Esterly, Marlow Kron- inger, Paul Reidenhour. Fifth Row: Alfred Furst, Clifford Zimmerman, Dallas Shick, Ronald Druckenmiller, Franklin Stump, Richard Hauser, Richard Moser, Albert Leiby, Ronald Smith. FRESHMEN-First Row: Mr. Keim, Adviser, Helen Miller, Lucille Turner, Carol Witman, Vera Readinger, Diane Fenstermaker, Kay Sharpe, Barbara Gift, Donna DeTurk, Dorothy Reidenhour, Alton Rohrbach, Hazel Day, Richard Messinger, Lee Unger, Jeannie Hartz, Mrs. Wealand, Adviser. Second Row: Mary Erb, Delores Boyer, Cynthia DeTurk, Daisy Epler, Rochelle Scheidt, Shirley Bleiler, Dale Pensinger, Andrew StauFfer, Judy Diener, Dona Zimmerman, Elizabeth Angstadt, Stanley Reimert, Charles Angstadt, Nancy Bair, Faye Kramer, Sandra Nester. Third Row: Gloria Heffner, Phyllis Boyer, Mary Bieber, Nancy Haas, Harold Aulenbach, Edward Zuberka, Larry Seiger, Charles Kelchner, Kenneth Held, Wayne Long, Elvin Keisef, Joyce Kunkel, Patricia Kroninger, Ruth Koch, Marie Wood. Fourth Raw: Ronald Donat, Clittord Deitrich, Guerin Nester, Howard Snyder, Victor Barthol- omew, Calvin lsamoyer, Carolyn Trexler, Patricia Obyle, Jeannette Wentzel, Raymond Dixon, Harriet DeTurk, Barbara Fritz, Maria Foisel, Phyllis Stump. Fifth Row: Forrest Laudenslager, Ronald Bailey, Curtis Luckenbill, Gerald Dotterer, Joyce Weisner, Stuart Trexler, Russel Riegel. FRESHMEN-First Row: Nevin Smith, Charles DeTurk, Robert Arndt, Suzanne'Herber, Mr. Dreibelbis, Adviser, Darlene Greenawalt, Marlin Youse, Paul Leibensperger, Robert Miller, Walter Bilger. Second Row: Ruth Merkel, Marie Kunkel, Marlene Ritzman, Grace Snyder, Aaron Degler, James Eckert, Richard Bailey, Russell Coftin, Gene Greenawalt, Glenn Greenawalf. Third Row: Walter Seidel, Karl Bubbenmoyer, Richard Peters, Larry Bailey, Russell DeTurk, Robert Kleinknecht, Eugene Mertz, Terry.Frederick, Kenneth Stump, Mary Hauck. J 5 EIGHTH GRADE-First Row: Barry Fox, David DeTurk, Virginia Brown, Patricia Miller, Mrs. Beekey, Adviser, Kerry Delong, Franklin Dietrich, Walter Ernst, Marvin Dietrich, Melvin Dietrich. Second Row: Mary Ann Hoch, Feryl Miller, Francis Miller, Neil losch, Sten Gibson, Irwin Fox, Craig Moyer, Curtis Zimmerman, Yale Kroninger, Crystal Leibensperger. Third Row: Barbara Arnold, Erin James, Brenda Scheidt, Helen Kramer, Carlton Heck- man, Barbara Leibensperger, Suzanne Boyer, Karen Hater, Emilie Gericke. Fourth Row: Patricia Erb, Robert Shade, Dennis Moyer, Luther Houck, Joyce Haas, Glennwood Bucks. SEVENTH GRADE-First Row: Mr. Roberts, Adviser, Larry Moyer, John Dries, David Mertz, John Merkel, Jay Koenig, Martha Angstadt, Harold Rothermel, Mary Shoemaker, Mr. Gougler, Adviser. Second Row: Darryl Diehl, Arlene Arndt, Gene Stump, Terry Bucks, Carol Kuhns, Stanley Saul, Joan Gehret, Dorothy Gaumer, Carlton Wolfinger, Patricia Lessig. Third Row: Alan Youse, Marie Gift, Jay Druckenmiller, William Fenstermacher, Glen- roy Wiltrout, Arlan Gehman, James Sayers, Anna Mae Stauffer, Karen Herring. Fourth Row: Sandra Cassel- berry, Margo Epting, Margaret Stein, Dennis DeTurk, Daniel Smith, John Levering, David Schearer, Jay Dreibel- bis. Fifth Row: Clark Frederick, David Beck, Joyce Grim, Betty Wannamaker, Sandra Moyer, Dawn Swoyer, Sara Ann Beekey. Sixth Row: Walter Risley, Mary Schadler, Barbara Miller, June Woomer, Ola Dreibelbis, Catherine Schadler, Seventh Row: Phillip Scheidt, Christine Schucker. 1 3 Q E 1 1 i I ! ! N 3 I vi i 1 1 Berks County Orchestra and Chor K.H.S. Band and Chorus Concert Eastern District Band Concert ., State Band Concert ........ Eastern District Orchestra Concert K.H.S. Band and Chorus Concert State Orchestra Concert . . . GIRLS' GLEE CLUB-First Row: Nancy Lesher, Marie Bond, Shirley Schucker, Corrine Kroninger, Sharlene Moyer, Lucille Huseman, Shirley Fitz- gerald, Mrs. Machamer, Director: Janet Sanders, Shirley Stimmel, Martha Kamp, Joan Baver, Anna Meitzler, Nancy Herber. Second Row: Jean Lessig, Dorcas Lutz, Janet Nester, Priscilla Sterner, Janet Beihl, Nan Schwoyer, Diane Schmidt, Joan Kistler, Florence Heckrnan, Mary Louise Miles, Hulda Leibensperger, Emily Merkel, Virginia Fenstermacher, Nancy Nous. Third Row: Phyllis Kutz, Janice Schlegel, Lucille Gehman, Elaine Herring, Anne Gehret, Ann Toney, Phyllis Trunk, LaVerne Miller, Janet Geist, Marlene Dietrich, Nancy Kline, Cinda Yoder, Mabel Sunday. Fourth Row: Mariorie Kniss, Evelyn Niksitcher, Carol Fabian, Shirley Kroninger, Barbara Wisser, Nancy Buck, Patricia Beck, Marcia Kroninger, Cheryle Fishpaw, Joan Wentzel, Marcia Weaver, Etta Frey, Reba Angstadt, Jane Wessner. CHORUS-First Row: Walter Dietrich, W MUSICAL CALENDAR us Concert Berks County Band Concert ...... December 5 December 'IO February ll-13 March l8-20 March 27 April 8-10 April 30 May 13-15 arren Buver, Carroll Simmons, Donald Reinert, Richard Miller, Clifford Zimmerman, Melvin Dietrich, Marvin Dietrich, Mrs. Machamer, Directory Louise Schmoyer, Carol Nous, Diana Boyer Marie Trexler Suzanne Dries Shirle l 1 I Y Trollinger, Elaine George, Judith Elder, Shirley Lessig, Judith Breinig, Ruth Sassaman. Second Row: Ronald Donat, T. Stuart Diener, Dennis Moyer, Robert Shade, Francis Miller, Donald Faber, Kerry DeLong, Janice Fabian, Mary Kramer, Fay Sanders, Theresa Blatt, Heather Joy James, Doris Sherry, Nancy Wessner, Patricia Leh, Eleanor Barto, Lorraine Dreibelbis, Evelyn Bailey. Third Row: lrwin Sechler, Wayne Warmkessel, Jay Boyer, Richard DeLong, Charles kelchner, Charles DeTurk, Richard Fisher, Larry Seiger, Suzanne Miller, Barbara Donat, Yvonne DuBois, Eleanor Eckert, Shirley Rabenold, Janice Seidel, Barbara Bieber, Eleanor Bieber, Faye Grim, Patricia Angstadt, Sandra Moyer, Elizabeth Wuchter, Barbara Focht. Fourth Row: David Tobias, Willis Henry, Harrison Dieter, Russell Miller, Reynold Reinert, Curtis Luckenbill, Terry Frederick, George Unger, Franklin Dietrich, David DeTurk, Dallas Oswald, Janet Barto, Mary DeLong, Irene Snyder D h . . . . . orot y Fink, Carol Hauck, Dolores Roth, Marilyn Speer, Eleanor Elnsel, Marilyn Merkel, Sylvia Eckert, Shirley Wartzenluft, Betty Trex: ler, Sally Prentiss, Grace Angstadt, Nancy Stolz. VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM-First Row: Donald Lesher, David Saul, Daniel Saul. Second Row: Lynn Kunkel, Barry Adam Dallas O'Neil, Captain: Lee Herfzog, Paul Reiclenhour. Third Row: Mr. Mock, Faculfy Manager: Lee Erb Ronald Druckenmiller, Gail Moyer, Managerg Forrest Rauenzahn, John Keiser, Mr. Silan, Coach. SEASON'S RECORD Sinking Spring Alumni ....... Opponents ,. .... 49 66 Poilsiown . . . . 51 Hamburg . . , . . 50 ML Penn . . . 74 Birdsboro ..... . . . 49 Wyomissing ..... . .. 36 Governor Mifflin Pine Grove . .. Muhlenberg ... Wesf Reading . Wilson ....... Hamburg .. Mr. Penn . Birdsboro .... Wyomissing . .. Governor Mifflin Muhlenberg ... West Reading . Wilson ....... . 30 55 37 .. 36 59 60 52 52 .. 45 .. 37 36 .. 30 57 LV. BASKETBALL-First Row: Charles Angsfadt, Neil Zimmerman, David Hinferleiier, Captainp Barry Fenstermacher, Jack DeTurk. Second Row: Neil Hohl, William Greeenawalf, Dallas Shick, Franklin Sfump, Donald Gerharf, Alfred Fursf, Mr. Silan, Coach. SOCCER-First Row: Robert Schappell, Charles Kunkel, Clarence Heist, Manager, Ray Moyer, Robert Ang- tadt. Second Row: David Saul, lynn Kunkel, Mr. Shankweiler, Coach, Paul Reidenhour, Jack DeTurk. Third Row: larry Fenstermacherg Daniel Saul, Elton Eckert, Franklin Stump, Forrest Rauenzahn, Dallas Schick, Lee Erb, William Ireenawalt, George Buch man. BASEBALL-Firxt Row: Jack DeTurk, William Bieber, Dallas O'NeiI, Kenneth Stump, Ray Moyer. Second Row Ronald Scheidt, David Saul, Barry Adam, John Keiser, Jay Werley. Third Row: Mr. Silan, Coach, Lynn Kunkel Donald lesher, Ronald Druckenmiller, David Hinterleiter, Paul Reidenhour, Lee Hilbert. TAKE ME OUT TO As the '53-'54 term opened we found the males out on the soccer field strengthening their legs for those all important kicks. Mr. Shankweiler coached the team for the second year, and they ended their season with a record of nine wins and two losses. While all this was happening on the KHS soc- cer field, the females were practicing their drib- bling and passing on the KSTC hockey field. Coached for the first time by Miss Semmel, the Cougarettes finished at the close of the season in second place. After a week or two of rest the boys again got under way with their basketball practice. For the seventh year Mr. Silan coached the team. Our Cougars spent many hours on the hard- wood preparing themselves for the challenge made by the other schools in our league. Our first defeat came with the exhibition game against the KHS al-umni. We bowed out of the Central Division Championship when we lost two CHEERLEADERS-First Row: Barbara Focht, Suzanne Miller Cap tain, Patricia Leh. Second Row: Lorraine Dreibelbis, Carol Hau k Roxanne Moyer. THE BALL GAME games to Mount Penn. From the first game on November 24 until the last one on February 19, our team had a record of three losses and seven- teen wins. Good work, boys! Keeping up the morale of the team and the school were our peppy cheerleaders coached by Miss Semmel. They put in many hours of practice to synchronize their motions and really showed their precision on the floor. ln the gym after school, we found the girls' basketball team shooting and guarding. They ended in second place in their league with a five for eight record. As a climax to the season the seniors coached by Mr. Silan challenged the un- derclassmen led by Miss Semmel. The seniors walked away with the game. Next in the season were the baseball games. We broke the precedent and scheduled 14 games instead of l0. We had the best-dressed team in the county with a suit for home games and one for away. GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM-First Row: Diane Fenstermaker, Florence Heclxman, Edna Reidenhour, Patricia Leh. Second Row: Joanne Deisher, Lor- raine Dreibelbis, Roxanne Moyer, Miss Semmel, Adviser: Marcia Krcninger, Carol Nous, Eleanor Sittler. Third Row: Nancy Buclc, Foy Bieber, Louise Schmoyer, Yvonne Dubois, Carol Hauck, Evelyn Nikitscher, Shirley Schaefter, Janice Fabian, Madge Kline. GIRLS' HOCKEY-First Row: Lorraine Dreibelbis, Elizabeth Wuchter, Barbara Focht, Geraldine Dreibelbis ' Sh ' ,ay orpe, Donna DeTurk, Patricia Leh, Sandra Moyer, Diane Fenstermoker. Second Row: Nancy Buck, Elaine oiley, Patricia Beck, Carol Houck, Joanne Deisher, Miss Semmel, Adviser, Louise Schmoyer, Shirley Schaeffer, iadge Kline, Reba Angstadt. Third Row: Mary Louise Miles, Marie Wood, Marcia Kroninger, Florence Heck- R lan, oxanne Moyer, Harriet' DeTurlc, Fay Bieber, Jeannette Wentzel, Etta Frey, Marcia Weaver, Eleanor Sittler. B.A.A.-First Row: Homer Dietz, Terry Scheidt, Robert Schappell, Charles Kunkel, Lee Hertzog, Dallas O'Neil, John Silan, Adviser, Donald Lesher, Neil Zimmerman, Malcolm Eidle, Charles Angstadt, Kenneth Held, Chester Hartranft. Second Row: William Bieber, Barry Fenstermacher, Lee Hilbert, Ray Moyer, George Buchman, Herbert Lantz, Richard Peters, Robert Angstadt, .lock DeTurk, Nelson DeLong, Neil Hohl, Ronald Scheidt, Gail Moyer. Third Row: David Saul, Curtis Luckenbill, David Saul, Elton Eckert, Donald Goodhart, David Hinterleiter, William Greenawalt, Barry Adam, Jay Werley, Paul Reidenhour, Lynn Kunkel, Terry Frederick. Fourth Row: Richard Hauser, John Keiser, Ronald Druckenmiller, Forrest Rauenzahn, Norman Keller, Franklin Stump, Dallas Shick, Lee Erb. G.A.A.-First Row: Barbara Focht, Rox- anne Moyer, Secretary, Sandra Moyer, N President, Miss Semmel, Adviser, Patricia W Leh, Vice-President, Fay Bieber, Treasurer, 1 Joanne Deisher. Second Row: Eleanor Bieber, Donna DeTurk, Kay Sharpe, Diane Fenstermaker, Geraldine Dreibelbis, Madge Kline, Elaine Bailey. Third Row: Elizabeth Wuchter, Mary Louise Miles, Florence Heckman, Reba Angstadt, Etta Frey, Marcia Weaver. Fourth Row: Estina Frey, Thelma Rhode, Nancy Buck, Marcia Kroninger, Eleanor Sittler. Fifth Row: Marie Wood, Patricia Beck, Jeannette Wentzel, Carol Naus, Lorraine Dreibelbis, Sixth Row: Janice Fabian, Harriet DeTurk, Shirley Schaeffer, Carol Houck, Suzanne Miller, Louise Schmoyer. BOLT AND BORE-First Row: Richard Fisher, Wayne Long, Ronald Donat, Robert Angstadt, Donald Hart- man, Stanley Reimert, Russell Coffin. Second Row: Curtis Luckenbill, Herbert Lantz, Treasurer, lee Erb, Presi- dent, Mr. Keim, Adviser, Willis Henry, Vice-President, David Grim, Secretary, Reynold Guldin, Executive Oilicer, Ray Moyer. Third Row: David Lightcap, Dennis Moyer, David Hinterleiter, Joseph Price, Donald Unger, Kenneth Kunkel, David Tobias, David Saul, Joseph Goodhart. FLY-TYING CLUB-First Row: Donald Mertz, Craig Moyer, Robert Shade, Ronald Weaver, Guerin Nester Russell DeTurlx, Sherwood Geist, John Rust, Richard Phillips. Second Row: Donald Hartman, Sterling Adams Warren Eyer, Ronald Bailey, Treasurer, Robert Smith, President, Mr. Keim, Adviser, Marlow Kroninger, Vice President, Larry Seiger, Secretary, Charles Moyer, Gail Moyer, Freeman Seyler. Third Row: Nevin Arndt, Rob ert Kleinlmecht, Richard Hauser, Ronald Druclrenmiller, Robert Angstadt, Jack DeTurlc. F.F.A.-First Row: Mr. Heimbach, Adviser, George Graff, Dale Pensinger, Paul Landes, Sentinel, Donald Reinert, Rich- ard Delong, Charles Gilmore, Treasurer, Reynold Reinert, President, Irwin Sechler, Vice-President, Charles Fetherolf, Sec- retary, Warren Baver, Reporter, Robert Pensinger, Edward Werley, Richard Messinger, lee Unger, Mr. Yarnall, Adviser. Second Row: Ronald Metzger, Richard Rutherford, Victor Bartholomew, Edward Leiby, Robert McDuIfee, Steward Trexler, Clifford Dietrich, Arlan Lenhart, Clayton Lindenmuth, Harold Aulenbach, Roeller Dietrich, Edward Zuberka, George Unger, Elvin Keiser, Alton Rohrbach. Third Row: Raymond Dixon, T. Stuart Diener, Kermit Derr, Claude Fink, James Epler, Kermit Hartline, William Wessner, Frederick LeVan, David Bear, David Ely, Samuel Wise, Harvey Silfies, Russell Reigel, Calvin lsamoyer. Fourth Row: Russell Miller, Gerald Dotterer, David Heyer, Richard Carl, Kenneth Seidel, Harrison Deiter, Donald Losch, Forrest Laudenslager, Leon Bergstresser, James Greenawalt, Carroll Simmons, Richard Hein. BOYS' COOKING CLASS-Carroll Simmons, Warren Baver, James Greenawalt, Richard Carl, Leon Bergstresser, Charles Gilmore, Mrs. Howerter, Adviser. DON'T FENCE ME IN The Future Farmers of America is an organization for boys studying vocational agriculture in high school. The primary purpose of the organization is to develop agricultural leader- ship, co-operation, and citizenship. The F.F.A. at Kutztown High School was organized in 1942. Similarly the Future Homemakers of America is an organ- ization for girls in the Home Economics Curriculum. Its purpose is to promote better interest in home economics. Both of the clubs pool their resources in sponsoring an annual semi-formal which is the gala event of the year. They have fun nights, skating parties, and go on many interest- ing and educational trips. Each organization has a banquet to which they invite their parents. The F.F.A. has its in the form of a Father-Son Banquet, and the F.H.A. has a Mother- Daughter Banquet. The clubs are very active and are a fine preparation in their respective fields. 'll ll I . all ll QQ wir wi , F,H.A.-First Row: Mrs. Howerter, Adviser, Edna Ely, Hazel Day, Doris Dawson, Jeannie Hartz, Diana Boyer, Fay Sanders, Secretary, Virginia Delp, Vice'President, Marie Sunday, Anna Guinther, Treasurer, Shirley Rabenold, Dolores Metzger, Shirley Schlener, Mrs. Wealand, Adviser. Second Row: Jean Lessig, Mabel Sunday, Shirley Bleiler, Rochelle Scheidt, Janet Sanders, Shirley Schuclcer, Daisy Epler, Darlene Greenawalt, Ruth Beitler, Suzanne Herber, Vera Readinger, Shirley Stimmel, Helen Miller, Lucille Turner. Third Row: Eva Correll, Eleanor Einsel, Nancy Schadler, Carolyn Kehm, Anna Mae Mengel, Barbara Fritz, Barbara Collin, Eleanor Huseman, Eleanor Derr, Jean Reinert, Maria Foisel, Mary Phillips, Dolores Boyer. Fourth Row: Patricia Oswalt, Patricia Obyle, Roma Reinert, Doris Rohrbach, Dolores Roth, Joyce Weisner, June Delong, Marlene Ritzman, Nancy Klein, Patricia Kroninger, Elizabeth Zuberka, Barbara Althouse. NURSES ClUB-First Row: Jan- ice Fabian, Madge Kline, Gloria Schappell, Barbara Donut, Mrs, Koch, Adviser, Helen Ziegler, Paul- ine Bleiler, Dorothy Silsdorf. Seat- ed: Joanne Kern, Elizabeth Wuch- ter, Barbara Focht, Cora Ellen Har- ing. Third Row: Nancy Pauley, Shirley Wartzenluft. KU-HI-NU-First Row: Martha Kamp, Janet Barto, Shirley Fitzgerald, Richard Fisher, Corrine Kroninger, Joanne Deish- er, Joan Baver. Second Row: Anna Mae Meitzler, Cora Ellen Haring, Feature Edi- tor, Theresa Blatt, Business Manager, Dale Shafer, Editor, Mr. Balliet, Adviser, Barbara Donat, News Editor, Marie Bond. Third Row: Barbara Wisser, Phyllis Trunk, Emily Merkel, Diane Schmidt, Flor- ence Heckman, Nancy Buck. Fourth Row: Madge Kline, Cinda Yoder, Marlene Diet- rich, Hilda Greenawalt, Joan Kern, Mari- lyn Speer. Fifth Row: LaVerne Miller, Jean Adam, Cheryle Fishpaw, Janice Schlegel, Janet Geist, Barbara Althouse. Sixth Row: Janice Fabian, Shirley Kroninger, Grace Angstadt, Jane Wessner, Mariorie Kniss, Heather Joy James, Seventh Row: James Grim, Carl Mantz, Marvin Miller, Ray Creitz, William Lesher, Richard DeLong, Sandra Moyer. F.B.l..A.-First Row: Mrs. Held, Adviser, Jeanette Schmoyer, Treasurer, Joan Phillips, Secretary, Carolyne Bachman, President, Mary DeLong, Vice- President, Jean Adam, Mr. Dietrich, Adviser. Second Row: Shirley Kish, Lila Pauley, Virginia Miller, Betty Gressley, Joan Hoch, Virginia Folk, Irene Sny- der. Third Row: Evelyn Bailey, Jean Conrad, Nancy Wessner, Shirley Isa- moyer, Mary Kramer, Nancy Breinig. Fourth Row: Jane Adams, Nancy Stolz, Eleanor Eckert, Shirley Gaumer, Hilda Greenawalt. Fifth Row: Shirley Dan- ner, Marion Schroeder, Mary Miller, Theresa Blatf, Jacqueline Esterly. Sixth Row: .loan Schwoyer, Joan Youse, Shirley Hamm, Sylvia Eckert. Seventh Row: Ronald Zettlemoyer, Dorothy Fink, Frederick Williams. ...,.. .. .ls Y A-, W- .. , ART CLUB-First Row: Larry Moyer, Arlan Gehman, Franklin Dietrich, Marvin Dietrich, Carlton Woltinger, Melvin Diet- rich. Second Row: Martha Kamp, Joseph Price, Treasurer, Dallas Oswald, Secretary, Mr. Dreibelbis, Adviser, Eleanor Eckert, President, Clark Weisner, Vice-President, David Schearer. Third Row: Carol Kuhns, Sarah Ann Beekey, Clark Frederic, Glen- wood Bucks, Carlton Heckman, David Beck, Sandra Moyer, Jay Dreibelbis. Fourth Row: Christine Shucker, William Lesher, Ray Creitz, Dennis Moyer, Marvin Miller, Philip Scheidt, Doris Oswald. .qv CURTAIN CALLERS-First Row: Richard Fisher, Corrine Kroninger, Shar- lene Moyer, Nancy Herber, Melvin Dietrich, Elaine George, Secretary, Barbara Donut, President, Mr. Gougler, Adviser, Gene Gressley, Vice-President, Ger- aldine Dreibelbis, Treasurer, Barbara Focht, Francis Miller, Feryle Miller, Danna DeTurk, Dallas Oswald, Charles DeTurk, Second Row: Patricia Beck, Kenneth Held, Andrew Stautfer, Dawn Schwoyer, Marie Wood, Ann Toney, Gloria Heltner, Cynthia DeTurk, Judy Diener, Nancy Naus, Nancy Lesher, Marie Bond, Dona Zimmerman, Faye Kramer, Diane Fenstermaker, Charles Angstadt. Third Row: Violet Hixson, Shirley Kroninger, Nancy Buck, Barbara F Wisser, Eleanor Huseman, Barbara CoHin, Eleanor Sittler, Harriet DeTurk, Doris Oswald, Joan Wentzel, Reba Angstadt, Janice Fabian, Madge Kline, Lorraine Dreibelbis, Mildred Bechtel. Fourth Row: Gail Moyer, Neil Hohl, Ronald Donut, Marvin Miller, Charles Moyer, Warren Eyer, Curtis Lucken- bill, Jay Werley, Carol Hauck, William lesher, William Bieber, Ray Creitl, Richard Delong, Louise Schmoyer, Sandra Moyer. DEBATE CLUB-First Row: Mrs. Lannon, Adviser, Thelma Rhode, Vice-President, Dale Shafer, Presi- dent, Louise Schmoyer, Secretary, Patricia leh. Sec- ond Row: Faye Grim, Barbara Donat, Carol Hauck Suzanne Miller, Cora Ellen Haring. 1 ALPHA TRI-HI-Y-First Row: Hulda Leibensperger, Elaine George, Chaplain: Geraldine Dreibelbis, Fay Bieber, Lorraine Dreibelbis, Xssistant Treasurer, Carol Hauck, Vice-President, Mrs. Dietrich Adviser, Cora Ellen Haring, President, Faye Grim, Secretary, Carol Naus, Xssistant Secretary, Louise Schmoyer, Program Chairman, Sally Prentiss, Assistant Program Chairman, Thelma Rhode, Joanne Deisher, Barbara Focht. Second Row: Elaine Bailey, Madge Klin'e, Estina Frey, Barbara Epling, Marie Trexler, Emily Merkel, Virginia Fenslermocher, Sandra Moyer, Clara Sechler, Sylvia Stelfey, Belly Merkel, Helen Ziegler, Janet Barto, Eleanor Bieber, Shirley Lessig, Judith Elder, Patricia .eh. Third Row: Dolores Doll, Barbara Donal, Patricia Epting, Phyllis Trunk, Shirley Wartzenlufl, Mildred Bechtel, Shirley Scheirer, Joan Iern, Arlene Rohrbach, Shirley Oswald, Edna Reidenhour, Dorothy Silsdorf, Mary Alice Knittle, Barbara Bieber, Patricia Angsladl, Anne 'aney. Fourth Row: Evelyn Nikitscher, Anna Kramer, Marlene Dreibelbis, Violet Hixson, Doris Sherry, Janice Seidel, Shirley Schmoyer, Xnnette George, Janice Fabian, Shirley Schaeffer, Roxanne Moyer, Shirley Trollinger, Heather Joy James, Ethel Schofer. Fifth Row: Nancy Nessner, Mary Lou Derr, Joan Kern, Gloria Schappell, Sandra Moyer, Sylvia Rhode, Suzanne Miller, Reberta Greenawalt, Anna Schwoyer, ioan Youse, Grace Angsladl, Shirley Haas, Mary Quillman. BETA TRI-HI-Y--First Row: Barbara Gift, Corrine Kroninger, Lucille Huseman, Shirley Fitzgerald, Donna DeTurk, Dorothy Reid hour, Etta Frey, Treasurer, Nancy Buck, President, Miss Durnin, Adviser, Kay Sharpe, Vice-President, Florence Heckman, Secretary Na: Herber, Evelyn Hoffman, Anna Schmoyer, Joan Baver, Anna Mae Meitzler. Second Row: Dorcus Lutz, Janet Biehl, Nancy Lesher Nan Naus, Sharlene Moyer, Judy Diener, Cynthia DeTurk, Ruth Koch, Nancy Bair, Elizabeth Angstadt, Dona Zimmerman, Faye Kramer M4 Erb, Carol Whitman, Sandra Nester, Diane Fenslermaker. Third Row: Joan Kistler, Feryl Fenslermacher, Marlene Dietrich Janet Ge Ruth Merkel, Phyllis Boyer, Marie Wood, Gloria HeHner, Priscilla Sterner, Nan Schwoyer, Dianne Schmidt, Mary Louise Miles M Bond, Joyce Kunkel, Janet Nester. Fourth Row: Shirley Kroninger, Mariorie Kniss, Carolyn Trexler, Jeannette Wentzel, Harriet DeTu Phyllis Stump, Joan Wessner, Phyllis Kutz, Betty Freeby, Janice Schlegel, LaRue Gehman, Elaine Herring, Anne Gehret Nancy H Mary Lou Bieber. Fifth Row: Carole Fabian, Barbara Wisser, Marcia Kroninger, Patricia Beck, Cheryle Fishpaw, Joan Wentzel Mar Weaver, Reba Angsladl, Eleanor Sittler, Mary Houck, Marie Kunkel. JUNIOR HI-Y-First Row: David Mertz, John Dries. Second Row: Jay Druckenmiller, Dennis JUNIOR TRI-HI-Y-First Row: Martha Ang- stadt, Mary Alice Shoemaker, Arlene Arndt, Vir- ginia Brown, Joan Gehret, Patricia Lessig, Marie Gift. Second Row: Helen Kramer, Chaplain, Emilie Gericke, Secretary, Crystal Leibensperger, President, Mrs. Beekey, Adviser, Mary Ann Hoch, Vice-President, Patricia Miller, Treasurer. Third Row: Dorothy Gaumer, Karen Herring, Margo Epting, Sandra Casselberry, Anna Mae Staufter. Fourth Row: Margaret Stein, Joyce Grim, Betty Wanamaker, Dawn Swoyer, Mary Lou Schadler, Suzanne Bayer. Fifth Row: Karen Hater, Barbara Arnold, Patricia Erb, Brenda Scheidt, Erin James, Barbara Leibensperger. Sixth Row: Ola Dreibel- bis, Catherine Schadler, Joyce Haas, Barbara Miller, June Woomer. DeTurk, Secretary-Treasurer, William Fenster- macher, President, Mr. Shankweiler, Adviser, Stanley Saul, Vice-President, Daryl Diehl, Alan Youse. Third Row: Glenroy Wiltrout, Gene Stump, Jay Koenig, Feryl Miller, Terry Bucks, Harold James Francis Rothermel, John Merkel. Fourth Row: Sayers, Daniel Smith, Walter Risley, Miller, Curtis Zimmerman, John Levering. HI-Y-First Row: Richard DeLong, Warren Schlottman, Secretary, Larry Moyer, President, Mr. Angstadt, Adviser, Clarence Heist, Vicee President, Ronald Malone, Treasurer, Kenneth Reichert. Second Row: Raymond Bailey, Richard Fisher, Dennis Schaeffer, Scott Sanders, Jay Boyer, Roger Jackson, Thomas Sharpe. Third Row: Robert Stoudt, Leonard Staufter, Richard Miller, Luther Burkert, Reynold Guldin, Dennis Kern. Fourth Row: Walter Heftner, Frederic Schearer, Albert Leiby, Clarence Cunnius, Geary deFrancesco. Fifth Row: Richard Moser, Mark Kamp, Leonard Heller, Marlin Fox. Sixth Row: William Lantz, Robert Pilgert, Franklin Stump, Dallas Shick, Dale Shafer. Miller. SOUND CREW-Lee Erb, Bruce Kniss, William Kershner. CTA!!! fblllliflgnn flvnfflnu hall.-if fieun-lvl Mlnrr PROJECTOR CLUB-First Row: Marlin Youse, Nevin Smith, Donald Faber, Glenn Greenawalf, Gene Greenawalt, Wayne Long, Aaron Deckler, Ray Leslie. Second Row: Mr. Gougler, Adviser, Robert Miller, Clark Bossler, David Tobias, Carl Wisser, Charles Gehris, Walter Bilger, Mr. Keim, Adviser. Third Row: Paul Miller, Ronald Moyer, Gene Gressley, Alan Labe, Lee Stitzel, Truman Brandt, Waller Seidel, Paul Readinger, Benjamin Day. Fourth Row: Charles Solderich, Donald William, Joseph Goodhart, Gerald Burkert, Ralph Krick, Richard Bond. 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