Morrisville High School - Robert Morris Yearbook (Morrisville, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1954 volume:

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Franklin Pierce, who was to become the four- teenth president of the United States, was born. And- Morrisville became a borough of the state of Pennsylvania. This year Morrisville celebrates the 150th an- niversary of this important step in its history. Other publications will be distributed throughout the year to cover the complete story of Morrisville. The Senior Class, however, would like to do its- share in wishing our community a happy birthday and so we are developing the theme of our yearbook around the celebration. OLD SCENES OF MORRISVILLE 76 7044 de Zen 78704 The Class of 1954 proudly dedicates its yearbook to one who has been a leader in education, culture and citizenship. On Horace M. Hutchison we are proud to confer this honor. He has developed our music department to the point where it is an important part of our school life and in doing so he has established himself as an outstanding leader in the field of music education. We have been fortunate to have had him as our class advisor and we will always remember him as a teacher, counselor and friend. PAUL J. TAYLOR Vice President COLEMAN P. MORGAN President gdwwfdfg ' These are the men behind the scenes who have made our education possible. It has been their unselfish work in behalf of the Morrisville schools and each student in these schools that has given our community a system of education Of which it can be justly proud. We are grateful to have had such men working for us and to them we would say a very sincere thank you. FRANK C. MILLER Treasurer WALTER R. TAYLOR Secretary DR. THEODORE A. HANSEN WILLIAM B. ANDERSON LEONARD E. FERRY DR. JOHN R. WITTEKIND 7 DOROTHY A. GISH Director of Guidance Miss Gish graduated from the Elizabethtown High School and attended Ithaca College in New York. She took additional work at Cornell University and Millersville State Teachers' Col- lege. Hier graduate work was completed at Tem- ple University. She has taught at Morrisville for the past twenty-four years and for the first twenty-one years she was the girls' physical education in- structor. For the past three years Miss Gish has been our guidance director. Her hobbies include music, reading, sports and attending the theatre. MANOAH R. REITER Superintendent of Schools A resident of Morrisyille for the past twenty- seven years. Mr. Reiter has been at the head of our schools since 1929. He attended Perkiomen Preparatory School and graduated from Muhlenberg College. He completed his graduate work at the University of Pennsylvania and Rutgers University. Before coming to Morrisville. Mr. Reiter served for eight years in other school systems in Pennsylvania and one year in the public schools of Iowa. During World War l he served in the Army and was with the A.E.F. in Europe. Mr. Reiter is married and has two children. Lucille and Kathryn. His hobbies include read- ing. golf and fishing. E. LEONARD CAUM High School Principal Mr. Caum has taught in the Morrisville schools since 1928. During the past twenty-one years he has been our principal. He was graduated from Downington High School and Franklin and Marshall College. His graduate work was completed at Colum- bia University where he received his M.A. De- gree in Secondary Education. He is married and has two children, Ned and Janet. Three hobbies occupy his spare time and he has developed outstanding ability in all three- cooking, photography and bridge. m MELVIN N. BOUBOULIS Assistant High School Principal Mr. Bouboulis graduated from Lowville Academy and then attended Rider College in Trenton. His graduate work has been com- pleted at Rutgers University. He has taught at Morrisville for the past eleven years. He is a married man with three children, Rita, a member of our class, Charles and Mel- vin, Jr. During the summer months he works at a camp in Maine, as a counselor. He is an ex- pert swimming and life saving instructor. His favorite pastimes include hunting, fishing and water safety. 2 siffsisi 1.. . .2222 'L . I- '. A f ,if lf . ffffiiaz' - X' SARA F, TURNER HORACE M. HUTCHISON ANNE E. PARSONS FRANK TOROK JEAN M. HOWELL 7 fffae Um Dad 20:4 Know 7445 Mr. Hutchison is a church organist in Bristol Miss Cavanaugh is a talented tap dancer Mr. Davies played professional football GORDON IJAVIES Mr. Sauder was a basketball coach in Delaware Mr. Mimm is a Korean War veteran Mrs. Keller waited on tables in Philadelphia Miss Watkins was a stenographer in Harrisburg Mr. Gontar runs a farm in Bucks County Mr. Boyd worked as a cook in a hotel Mrs. Townsend attended Bristol High School--our rival Mr. Matinas was a soda jerk Mr. McDonald was a coal miner JOHN K. MOCK. JR. RAY K. HACKER ROSEMARY CAVANAUGH ROBERT F. MIMM MARGARET A. WATKINS JAMES E. WOOD HELEN BRUNNER PATRICK W. BOYD ANNE TOWNSEND RICHARD G. LEE KATHERINE HASTON Oftddf Mr. Torok was an outstanding football player in college Miss Parsons was a short-order cook Mrs. Turner worked as a model Mrs, Brunner worked for the army in World War II Mrs. Haston was her class poet in high school and college Mrs. Jenness loves to relax by driving the Turnpike from end to end Mr. Lee played varsity football for four years in college Mrs. Howell worked as a life guard Mr. Mock won a basketball title his first year of coaching Mr. Wood has had several articles published in national magazines Mrs. Hawkins is on sabbatical leave from our school Mr. Hacker is on military leave from our school JOSEPH A. MATINAS DOROTHY A. KELLER JOHN W. SAUDER ESTHER M. HAWKINS JOHN GONTAR DOROTHY N. JENNESS ALEXANDER MCDONALD .... hrf' S MORRISVILLE HIGH SCHOOL ' ' -7545 4 Morrisville now has four public schools and one Catholic school. The Catholic and three of the public schools are for elementary grades. The latter include the Manor Park, the Case and the Capitol View Schools. The fourth public school is the Morris ville High School shown above. The first school in Morrisville was constructed on the land now occupied by the Tattersall Coal Company. It was built on land deeded by John Wood to Adam Hoops in 1764. In 1857 a two room brick school was built on Chambers Street and in 1876 a grammar school was erected on the adjoining lot. In 1892 this school became Morris- villeis first high school. The rapid growth of Morrisvilleis population makes an expansion of the present school system inevitable. Plans are now under consideration to enlarge the Manor Park School, to build an elementary school in the Washington Heights section of town, and to complete the high school. I' f fir M T ' R xi 1 1 I3 ROBERT J. ALLSHOUSE Bob General Came to us in our junior year . . . enjoys all sports . . . a good basketball player . . . always thinking of an excuse to skip practices . . . likes to be with girls . . . always driving around town in the family Nash . . . usually seen with Abb, Lou, Head, and Roy . . . enjoys teasing Mrs. Keller in English class . . . likes to fool around cars . . . hopes to be an automobile mechanic after graduation . . . zz member of the Manor Park gang. Activities: Sports Club 3, 4. Sports: Football 43 Basketball 3, 4. ADRIENNE ELEANOR AMES Age Commercial Very active . . . loves to swim and may make it her career . . . talking is her favorite pastime . . . usually seen burning up the roads in Lena . . . one of the Burns' gang . . . spends her summers at Morrisville's resort-the pit . . . finds time for two weeks at the shore with the gang . . . always the stenographer . . . Hey, Age, type a letter for me. Activities: Band 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 2, 3, 4g Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 44 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Senior Play 4, Operetta 3, 43 Focus 2, 3, 4, Vesper Choir 4, Swim Club 2, 3, 45 Yearbook 4. Sports: Hockey 2. MARYANN E. BIGL1-:Y Mary Commercial ls quiet until you really get to know her . . . often seen working in the high school office . . . hobbies are collecting pictures and records . . '. also enjoys reading in her spare time . . . usually seen with Ioan, Virginia, and Doris . . . member of the typing staff for our yearbook . . . ambition is to be a receptionist after graduation . . . was an usher for our performance of Ten Little Indians. Activities: Mixed Chorus 2, 43 Girls' Chorus 2, 3, Focus 3, 4, Yearbook 4. P RITA Lom BOUBOULIS Rita Academic One of our A students . . . always talking about the mountains and the lake . . . made a reat s in the operetta . . . prefers a swim suit to a S SYP 9' long skirt . . . one of the smaller members of the class . . . hopes to be a nurse after graduation . . . a very active member of swim club . . . always ready and willing to help . . . worked hard on the yearbook . . . spent a week with the gang at Chadwick. Activities: Leaders' Club 2g Focus 2, 3, 4g Operetta 3, 4-g Swim Club 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 4. ROGER G. BROOKS Rigger Academic The life of any party . . . always ready for a good laugh . . . likes to trap and hunt . . . really a good bowler . . . often seen driving his car around town . . . ambition is to enter the field of engineering . . . enjoys a good argument with Mr. Matinas . . . a good dancer . . . likes all sports and roots for the A's . . . after school hours he works in the ACME . . . his swell sense of humor keeps the class laughing. Activities: Mixed Chorus 25 Band 2, 3g Camera Club 39 Sports Club 4. JANET B. BULL Jan Academic Came from West Orange in our senior year . . . has worked hard on all our class projects . . . gave a realistic portrayal of an old spinster in the senior play . . . a real talker . . . always off on a church youth weekend . . . knows loads of people from everywhere . . . a natural blonde and that's a rarity . . . loves to swim . . . spends her summers in camp work. Activities: Band 4g Girls' Chorus 45 Senior Play 43 Yearbook 4-g Orchestra 4. RAE FRANCES BUNTING Rae Academic Was voted most likely to succeed and most talented . . . accompanist for all school musical activities . . . likes to play the organ . . . really enjoys school . . . a. pleasant personality . . . her wavy, red hair is admired by everyone . . . always presents a neat appearance . . . worked hard as publicity chairman for the senior play . . . ambition is to become a music teacher. Activities: Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 45 Band 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Senior High Sextette 2, 3, 4g Focus 2, 3, 45 Operetta 3, 45 Yearbook 4g Vesper Choir 4. NANCY I. COWELL Sis Commercial Helps brighten up any dull class . . . likes all sports, but her favorite is hockey . . . finds Mr. Wood's P.D. class more interesting than any other class . . . enjoys sewing in her spare time . . . likes to drive her brother's car . . . attended all football and basketball games . . . usually seen with Dollie and Gail . . . ambition is to be a telephone operator . . . a member of the Manor Park gang. Activities: Mixed Chorus 4-g Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 45 Leaders' Club 2, 3g Focus 3. Sports: Hockey 2g Basketball 2. ' KATHRYN N. DEFAZIO KEY Academic Very active . . . did a good job in all she undertook . . . honor soloist for class of '54 . . . president of Student Council . . . took two places on the popularity poll . . . was Miss Morrisville of 1953 . . . collects photographs .I. . makes her own clothes . . . a good friend and valuable member of our e ass. Activities: Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4g Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Operetta 39 Leaders' Club 2g Vesper Choir 35 Student Council 2, 3, 4g Focus 2, 3, 4g Dance Band 3. Sports: Basketball 2, 3g Hockey 2, 3. i RICHARD CLINTON DEITRICK Dick General One of the halfbacks on our fighting eleven . . . takes an active interest in sports . . . likes to eat all kinds of food . . . usually seen with girls in his Plymouth . . . a friendly guy who is always ready to give a helping hand . . . likes to tell a good joke . . . always willing to use his car to run errands .... f aithful member of the Canteen. Activities: Library Club 2g Card Club 3g Sports Club 4g Varsity Club 2, 3, 4. Sports: Football 2, 3. 45 Basketball 2. 4. LORRAINE E. D1sLER Dis Commercial Plays on our varsity hockey team . . . also enjoys basketball and baseball . . . often seen working in the high school office . . . plans to become a comptometer operator after graduation . . . loyal supporter of our basketball and football teams . . . favorite baseball team is the Phillies . . . helped us decorate for our proms . . . always ready for a good laugh ...D f arorite dish is tomato pie . . . very active member of the Leaders' Club . . . usually seen with Dottie and Ham. Activities: Leaders' Club 2, 3, 4. Sports: Hockey 2. 3. 43 Basketball 2. 4. JOAN ELAINE DREISBACH Puffer Commercial ,lust her nickname keeps us laughing . . . Puffer won the title of class cut-up . . . favorite pastimes are eating and collecting photographs . . . was a member of Leaders' Club for three years . . . played hockey and basketball . . . lores to swim and dance . . . oh, those swims at the pit and those summers at the shore! . . . usually seen with Jean, llurm, and Age . . . lore interest lies in the service . . . hopes to become a secretary and help win the business world. Activities: Leaders' Club 2. 3. 45 Yearbook 4. JOHN R. FELLNOR Johnny Academic Is first string center on our football squad . . . likes sports in general . . . little, but mighty . . . likes to lift weights . . . voted best looking . . . often found riding around with the gang in his Oldsmobile . . . takes an interest in hunting and fishing . . . enjoys a good argument with Mr. Wood and Mrs. Keller . . . likes to be with the girls . . . likes to swim. Activities: Photography Club 2,'3g Sports Club 4: Student Council 4g Varsity Club 4. Sports: Football 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3g Track 2. JEAN JANE GIBSON Gibby Commercial Gib and her beautiful blond hair have been with us a long time . . . likes to drive around in her old Ford . . . faithful member of band and orchestra . . . plays a cool trumpet . . . plans to get her union card after graduation . . . first stop New York . . . had the gang at the shore-best times ever . . . always ready with a laugh . . . had a real ability for teasing Miss Cavanaugh . . . a regular member of the Sunday night crowd . . . never could seem to get her business done. Activities: Band 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4-g Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4. J OHN J. HASTON Jack Commercial One of our most popular classmates . . . was captain of our football team . . . varsity guard for all three years . . . also one of our basketball players . . . enjoys eating and sleeping . . . was a good friend to everyone . . . always ready with a helping hand . . . Hey Jack, can I have a ride? . . . when- ever we needed a laugh .lack came up with the answer . . . could be seen in his spare time with Carol . . . was voted best athlete and best physique. Activities: Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Sports Club 4g Mixed Chorus 2, 3. Sports: Football 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2. ROBERTA ANN HAYES Gabby Commercial Faithful member of our color guard and school choruses . . . really lives up to her nickname . . . favorite pastime is playing the piano . . . enjoys her work in the high school office . . . usually seen with lean, Age, Murm, or Puffer . . . favorite dish is tomato pie . . . after school she can be found working in Kresge's . . . likes to type and she plans to become a secretary . . . usher for our class play . . . faithfully attended all basketball games. Activities: Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4-3 Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 44 Band 3, 43 Operetta 3, 4. WILLIAM S. J AMES Bill Academic One of the younger members of the class . . . the outdoor type, likes hunting and fishing . . . is willing to spend hours in the darkroom . . . quite a gambler or shouldn't we say? . . . usually seen rehearsing his newest play . . . a real Sherlock with his pipe . . . the mystery man of our senior play . . . a brain when he tries . . . always missed an A in history by two points . . . is he shy about the opposite sex? Activities: Senior Play 43 Operetta 2, 33 Sports Club 45 Yearbook 43 Photog- raphy Club 2, 3. Sports: Baseball 29 Basketball 4. JOAN T. JANASKI .loan Commercial Was voted the quietest girl in our popularity poll . . . likes to read a good book and cook in her spare time . . . favorite sport is badminton . . . usually seen with Maryann, Virginia, and Doris . . . likes to drive around town in the family Pontiac . . . always studying her shorthand . . . member of the typing staff for our 54 Robert Morris . . . plans to become a secretary after graduation . . . likes to sing. Activities: Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 23 Yearbook 4. J. CHARLES JOHNSON Charlie Commercial One of the shorter members of the class . . . usually seen around the halls with Mouse . . . main interests are eating and sleeping . . . helps keep Morrisville's Drive-ln Theatre running smoothly . . . has been a member of the camera club for two years . . . really enjoys photography . . . Charlie isn't seen much with girls, but we might be surprised . . . loyal supporter of sports . . . never misses a football or basketball game . . . always ready to laugh at a good joke. Activities: Shop Club 23 Camera Club 3, 4. VIRGINIA E. JOHNSON Virginia Commercial One of the quiet members of our class . . . favorite pastimes are sewing and cooking . . . also likes to read in her spare time . . . worked hard on the pro- nother one of our capable office workers . . . after school hours she can be found working in the Beatrice Shoppe . . . favorite subject is home economics . . . she also enjoys listening to all types of music . . . likes to sing in our school choruses. gram committee for our junior prom . . . a Activities: Mixed Chorus 2. 3, 43 Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4, Operetta 2, 3, 4. PATRICK R. KEENAN Pat Academic One of our fighting eleven . . . usually had a black eye to prove it . . . loves to clown around . . . was always carrying a physics book . . . plans to major in it in college . . . also likes salt water fishing . . . did a good job as Blom in the senior play . . . always seen eating when not sleeping . . . the day needed six extra hours for Pat . . . V. P. of the class in his junior and senior years . . . also president of CYO. Activities: Senior Play 4, Shop Club 3, 4, Class Officer 3, 43 Student Council 4. Sports: Football 2, 3, 4g Track 2, 3, 4. JOSEPH A. KETANER Pierre Commercial First string end on our fighting eleven . . . takes a special interest in sports . . . did a good job running the mile . . . can always be found with Herm . . . the girls envy Pierre's red hair . . . likes to bang up this dad's Plymouth . . . a regular member of the canteen . . . plays the trumpet in the band . . . always gets to P.D. class after the bell rings. Activities: Band 2, 3, 4g Orchestra 2g Dance Band 2, 35 Sports Club 2g Camera Club 35 Yearbook Club 45 Varsity Club 3, 4. Sports: Football 2, 3, 4g Track 3, 4-g Baseball 2. ALLEN J. KISH Abb General One of our taller boys . . . worked hard in the print shop . . . took a lot of teasing with a real good sense of humor . . . can usually be seen with the Manor Park boys, Head, Louie, and Dewey . . . works hard on his old model A . . . likes to hunt and fish . . . his romantic interests seem to have moved to Lancaster . . . likes to have a good time with the crowd . . . a member of Mr. Hutchison's fan club. Activities: Typing Club 2g Card Club 3g Sports Club 4. CHESTER KLEPADLO Chet Academic Came to us in our junior year from Utica, New York . . . always studying chemistry and enjoys doing the experiments . . . interested in foreign languages and was a member of the school French Club in Utica . . . faithfully attended all of our football and basketball games . . . often seen smoking his pipe . . . holds up the bass section in the V esper Choir and Mixed Chorus . . . after school he can be found working at Burns' Pharmacy . . . hopes to become a pharmacist. Activities: Mixed Chorus 3, 45 Vesper Choir 3, 4-. HENRY A. KONAT Henry Academic Active member of the band and orchestra . . . enjoys hunting and fishing . . . played the part of Rogers in the senior play . . . usually seen with Ellis . . . after graduation he plans to attend Penn State and enter the field of forestry . I . also interested in electronics . . . likes to drive around town after school hours . . . enjoys eating tomato pies . . . favorite sport is baseball . . . loyal fan of the' Phillies . . . always willing to lend a helping hand. Activities: Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4: Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Student Council 3: Senior Play 45 Operetta 3, 4: Focus 3: Yearbook 4. ROBERT W. KOSTAR Head General W as voted the boy with the best sense of humor and our class cut-up . . . always keeps everyone laughing . . . one of the Manor Park gang . . . usually seen with Lou, Hank, and Cat . . . really goes in for hunting in a big way . . . usually absent from school during gunning season . . . after school he can be found at Talone's . . . always seen riding around in his Ole Shaky . . . likes to fool with cars . . . one of the grave-diggers. Activities: Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Sports Club 4. Sports: Track 2. GLORIA E. LATHAM Hambone Commercial Was one of our hardest class workers . . . usually seen running the mimeo- graph . . . did a great job helping with Christmas candy . . . worked hard as senior play business manager . . . played varsity hockey and basketball . . . helped to plan intramural sports as a faithful ,three year member of Leaders' Club . . . Mrs. Brunner's right-hand girl . . . gave a lot of help in getting our Focus out . . . worked hard in the concession stand. Activities: Leaders' Club 2, 3, 43 Focus 3, 4. Sports: Hockey 2, 3, 4g Basketball 2, 3, 4. CHARLES F. LEBEGERN Charlie Academic Has been one of the faithful workers in our class . . . has done a terrific job as photography editor of our yearbook . . . turned professional already . . . enjoys hunting and fishing . . . one of his favorites is baseball . . . he was coach's first baseman for three years . . . hopes to play pro baseball after graduation . . . good in math but how he hated those tests! Activities: Photography Club 2, 3, 43 Yearbook 3, 4. Sports: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2: Football 3. DoRo'rHY N. L1PP1Nco'r'r Dollie Commercial Always attended our football and basketball games . . . favorite baseball team is the Phillies . . . after school hours she can be found in the Cut Rate with Sis . . . enjoys dancing . . . her mvst interesting subjects are History and Transcription . . . pet peeve is physical education chss . . . love interest lies in Californzkz . . . plans to become a private secretary . . . favorite dish is tomato pie . . . worked hard on the decoration committee for our proms . . . happy to belong to the Manor Park gang. Activities: Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Student Council 2. EMELIE M. MARINI Enie her junior and senior year . . . a faithful member of canteen in all sports, especially hockey. Sports: Hockey 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4. Activities: Student Council 2, 3, 4-g Class Officer 3, 4g Focus 2, 3, 43 Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 43 Leaders' Club 2, 3, 4g Operetta 3, 4g Yearbook 4. Commercial Our high-stepping majorette . . . one of, the nicest looking girls in M.H.S. . . . was our class secretary for two years . . . secretary of Student Council in really terrific dancer . . . ran away with honors in the popularity poll . . . good STEPHEN J. MATEJIK Louie General Joined us for senior high . . . worked hard on our proms . . . liked to give Mrs. Keller a hard time . . . was a member of sports club . . . a good musician when Mr. Hutchison wasn't around . . . could be found in the print shop during school hours . . . usually hunting and fishing . . . is always seen with Head, Abb, and Dewey . . . forever faithful to the Manor Park crowd . . . could really burn the roads in his '41 Olds. Activities: Card Club 2, 35 Sports Club 4. URTE MEITZEN Urte Activities: Band 4, Girls' Chorus 4g Yearbook 4. Sports: Hockey 45 Basketball 4. Academic Come to us in our senior year from Berlin, Germany . . . took part in all school activities . . . is one of our snappy color guards . . . an enthusiastic member of our hockey and basketball teams . . . voted best looking in the class . . . likes to draw and design clothes . . . has a nice alto voice . . . likes to read and attend the opera at home . . . usually seen with Bunny, Rodie, lan, and Age . . . how she waited for those letters from home! PATRICIA GAIL NEUMAN Gail Commercial One of the active members of our class . . . always has a cheery hi for everyone . . . voted the best athlete . . . drives a different car to school every day . . . capable treasurer of our class . . . her blond hair and blue eyes make a nice combination . . . always ready for a good laugh . . . really enjoys teasing Mrs. Keller in English class . . . part of the Manor Park gang. Activities: Mixed Chorus 49 Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 3, 43 Operetta 3, 43 Leaders' Club 2, 3, Student Council 3, 4. Sports: Hockey 2, 3, 4g Basketball 2, 3, 4. MARY ANN NEUMANN Mirm Academic Quiet until you get to know her . . . favorite sport is basketball . . . loyal fan of the Phillies . . . faithful member of the color guards . . . likes to tease Dee . . . favorite pastime is teaching her parakeet new words . . . enjoys listening to music and singing . . . plans to become a nurse after graduation . . . worked on the properties committee for the senior play. Activities: Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4-g Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4g Band 3, 4, Senior High Sextette 3, 4g Focus 2, 3, 4-3 Operetta 3, 4g District Chorus 4. Sports: Hockey 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Archery 2. DELORES ELAINE NIRSHL Dee Commercial Captain of the Safety Patrol for two years . . . ambition is to become a bookkeeper . . . always studying her shorthand . . . likes to play the pikzno in her spare time . , . enjoys swimming and badminton . . . typing editor of our yearbook . . . worked on the publicity committee for the senior play . . . can be found working in Kresge's office after school hours . . . one of our straw- berry-blondes. Activities: Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Vesper Choir 43 Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4g Orchestra 2, 3, 43 Focus 2, 3, 45 Safety Patrol 2, 3, 43 Yearbook 43 Operetta 3, 4. Doms M. NOLAN Doe Commercial One of the quieter members of our chzss until you get to know her, then you can't stop her . . . faithful member of Mixed Chorus . . . likes to read . . . was seen cheering our team to victory at all games . . . loves to drive . . . collects stuffed animals . . . kept a keen eye on her masculine interests but a quiet tongue . . . usually seen in school with Mary, Joan, Dee, and Virginia Activities: Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4g Girls' Chorus 2, 3, Yearbook 4. RONALD G. PAXON Herm Commercial One of the first string ends on our football squad . . . usually seen with Pierre . . . a loyal fan of the A's . . . always ready with an argument to back up the Athetics . . . played the part of Fred Narracott in the senior play . . . helps deliver the town's mail at Christmas time . . . one of his favorite pastimes is bowling . . . another trumpet player in the band. Activities: Band 2, 3, 45 Dance Band 2, 35 Senior Play 4, Varsity Club 4. Sports: Football 3, 4. I l DONALD P. PHILLIPS Dewey General Always answered Mr. Sauder's call for boys wanted in the print shop . . . worked hard on the sets for the play-especially his door . . . out of school could be found with Head, Louie, and Abb . . . one of the Manor Park gang . . . likes to hunt and fish with the fellows . . . enjoyed giving Mrs. Keller a hard time . . . made up for his size by having an extra good time. Activities: Card Club 2, 3g Sports Club 4. Sports: Football 2. JACQUELINE K. PIERSON Jackie Commercial A very efficient office worker . . . favorite sport is swimming and she also enjoys badminton . . . likes to dance . . . always changing her hair-do . . . loyal supporter of our football and basketball teams . . . usually seen with Shirley and Delores . . . plans to become a secretary and we know she will make a good one . . . heart interest lies in the armed forces . . . favorite pastime is keeping up with the latest fashions . . . always has a friendly hello for everyone. Activities: Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4g Yearbook 4, Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4. I RICHARD D. RICH Dick Academic Made a very good president of our class . . . worked hard on all school projects . . . did a good job in the senior play . . . plays a cool sax . . . hopes to make it his career . . . does very well on the basketball court or baseball diamond . . . has a terrific personality . . . is liked by everyone . . . likes to dance and is a faithful member of canteen. Activities: Band 2, 3, 4-3 Orchestra 2, 3, 4g Senior Play 43 County Orchestra 2, 3, 43 Student Council 3, 4-gi Class Officer 3, 45 District Band 35 State Band 3. Sports: Baseball 2, 3, 4g Basketball 2, 3, 4. CAROL RODENBAUGH Rodie Academic One of the most active students in our class . . . student director of the senior play . . . Editor-in-chief of our yearbook . . . one of our best cheerleaders . . . did a lot for .the school . . . really earned the title of most talkative . . . popular with all the students, especially our football captain . . . hopes to be a nurse. Activities: Cheerleading 2, 3, 4: Student Council 3, 4: Leaders' Club 35 Focus 2, 3, 4g Girls' Chorus 3, 43 Yearbook 4g Operetta 3, 4. Sports: Hockey 2, 3, 4. JAMES RUSHINSKI .lim General Came to us in our senior year from Curwensville, Pa .... likes the outdoors . . . goes for hunting and fishing in a big way . . . did an excellent job as General MacKenzie in the seniol' play . . . likes to ice-skate whenever possible . . . a good basketball player . . . favorite sport is baseball . . . always ready to give a helping hand . . . has a very good voice for dramatics . . . a happy-go-lucky guy. Activities: Senior Play 4. MARY CLAIRE RYAN Murm C0mIl1CI'Ci8l Our on-the-spot photographer . . . one of our commercial students . . . worked hard on Focus asa junior became typing editor as a senior . . . usually seen with Ioan, Jean, and Age while riding in the Gibson hot-rod . . . around the kids she's earned the title of Lazy Mary for her slow, ambling walk . . . is a good sport and keeps us laughing with the latest jokes . . . love interest lies in the Navy. Activities: Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4g Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 45 Focus 3, 4: Operetta 3, 4. u RICHARD H. G. SHULL Dick Academic Voted quietest in the class but could talk a lot about cars and guns . . . often went off for the week hunting . . . spends his spare time gardening . . . likes to cruise around town on his little, red, motor scooter, a real hot rod . . . some times seen in his brother's Chevy . . . could always depend on him for a cute smile . . . his favorite subject was history . . . is not sure but may become a carpenter . . . we know Dick's quiet persistence will get him a long way. Activities: Mixed Chorus 4: Shop Club 3. BUNNY Sour Bunny Academic One of our class leaders . . . always out of class to arrange for something new . . . made a swell captain of our cheerleaders and co-captain of our hockey team . . . a lovely secretary in the senior play . . . voted most pull with faculty and most school spirit . . . will be remembered for her red hair and blush to match . . . V. P. of Student Council in her senior year. Activities: Focus 2, 33 Cheerleader 2, 3,' 4g Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4g Operetta 33 Senior Play 4g Student Council 4g Leaders' Club 2, 3g Mixed Chorus 4. Sports: Hockey 2, 3, 4g Basketball 2, 3, 4. ELLIS E. STI-:xN Streak Academic Earned his nickname on the Phys. Ed. football field . . . loves to hunt and fish . . . made a great gypsy in the The Fortune Teller and a neurotic doctor in the senior play . . . humor editor on the Focus . . . keeps everyone laughing with the most unexpected wisecracks . . . always has a hella . . . often seen with Dick Shull and Henry . . . a loyal Bulldog rooter . . . ambition is to become a forest ranger. Activities: Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Operetta 3, 45 Senior Play 4g Focus 3, 4. DAVID F. TALONE Dave Academic The real heavy weight in our class . . . took a lot of kidding about it with his wonderful sense of humor . . . could usually be found with the girls . . . was always ready to help anyone . . . whenever we needed something it was just call Dave . . . especially if it meant getting out of class . . . played a mean left tackle . . . always trying to find a different car to speed. Activities: Varsity Club 45 Mixed Chorus 4-g Sports Club 2g Shop Club 3. Sports: Football 2, 3, 4. Donorur LEE TAYLOR D0tti Commercial One of the shorter members of our class . . . has pretty blond hair and a nice smil . . . l'k l ' ' e i es to p ay basketball and hockey . . . works hard in the high school office . . . came to M.H.S. in her freshman year from Pennsbury . . . maforette in our band for two years . . . usually seen with Enie, Gail, Sis, or A ts . . . special interest is outside of school . . . capable president of the Leaders' Club. Activities: Girls' Chorus 2,'3, 45 Band 2, 3, Leaders' Club 2, 3, 45 Focus 2, 3. Sports: Basketball 2g Hockey 2. GE BARBARA ANN Tlrus Barb Academic One of our artists . . . designed the cover for the senior play . . . worked hard as program chairman for our Junior Prom . . . holds up the clarinet section in the band and orchestra . . . a very neat dresser . . . has a pleasant smile for all of her friends . . . usually seen with Rae and Gabby . . . ambition is to become a medical technician . . . can be found working at Hunt's after school hours. Activities: Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4g Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 43 Focus 2, 3, 4, Operetta 3, 4, Yearbook 4. Sports: Archery 2. WILLIAM VANEEKHOVEN Bill General A small but mighty man in the class . . . spends most of his time cruising in his '40 Pontiac . . . it is his pet project . . . could he hot-rod! . . . worked hard in shop . . . hopes to join the Air Force after graduation . . . is a good friend to all . . . lent a helping hand when needed . . . -did a good job as basketball and football manager in his sophomore and junior years . . . A faithful worker in the new shopping center. Activities: Student Council 2g Football and Basketball Manager 2, 3. ROY C. WEEKS Roy General One of the taller members of our class . . . uses his height to advantage in his favorite sport basketball . . . also likes hunting and trapping . . . was usually seen in shop or working on the stage . . . a willing worker . . . sports around in his flashy, green '37 Plymouth . . . all the girls love his dark, curly hair . . . especially one of our new seniors. Activities: Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4g Shop 2, 3, 4. Sports: Basketball 2, 3, 4. l ROBERT C. WHITE Bob Academic A hard worker for our class . . . did a good job as business manager . . . active in dramatic and musical productions . . . enjoys dancing, reading and singing . . . could be found behind Mr. Hutchison's piano or the fountain at Burn's . . . the onLy one who could make something simple sound complicated . . . liked to argue politics with Mr. W ood. Activities: Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Vesper Choir 2, 3, 4g Focus 2, 3, 4g Dance Band 2, 3, 4g Operetta 3, 4g Senior Play 45 Yearbook 4g District Chorus 3, 4g Boys' Chorus 3, 4.' sf-Qsrsf-:fe -sift, is-f were JAMES D. W1Lcox Mouse Commercial Was voted the boy with the most school spirit in the popularity poll . . . usually seen with Charlie or .lim . . . main interest is sports . . . if you want to know anything about baseball just ask Mouse . . . loyal Phillies fan . . . pet peeve is girls . . . takes a lot of kidding about the members of the opposite sex . . . keeps that hair plastered down . . . can usually be found hanging around Burn's Drug Store. Activities: Shop Club 2, 3, Sports Club 4' Sports: Baseball 2g Basketball 3, 4. SHIRLEY M. Woonwfum Shirl Commercial Loyal supporter of our football and basketball teams . . . enjoys collecting records and sewing in her spare time . . . favorite sports are swimming and archery . . . usually seen with Jackie and Dee . . . our best shorthand student worked hard on the typing committee for our yearbook . . . efficient office worker . . . ambition is to become a stenographer . . . usher for our senior play . . . has a nice smile and a friendly hello for everyone. Activities: Mixed Chorus 3, 4g Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4: Yearbook 4. Lois ANN YoUNc Lo Academic Has become a class institution . . . earned the title of best sense of humor . . . always ready with the latest wisecracks . . . usually seen with Maryann, Ham, or Bob . . . one of our most talented artists . . . is very active in church work . . . belong to C.A.P .... one of our color guards . . . hopes to train at Presbyterian Hospital. Activities: Color Guard 2, 3, 45 Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4g Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 I Orchestra 2, 3, 45 Swim Club 3, 4g Focus 2, 33 Yearbook 4g Operetta 3, 4. Sports: Hockey 4g Basketball 2, 4. CLASS OFFICERS JUNIOR AND SENIOR YEARS President ....,...,.. RICHARD RICH Vive President ...... ........ P ATRICK KEENAN Secretary --,,.........., ,...... E MELIE MARINI Treasurer ................... ....... G AIL NEUMAN Business Manager .,..,. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, R OBERT WHITE Fflwlly Advisors ............. MARGARET WATKINS HORACE M. HUTCHISON ..-ag MORRISVILLE BOROUGH HALL The borough of Morrisville is divided into four wards. Each ward elects two councilmen to the borough council which governs the community. At present the eight councilmen include Harold J. Kendall, Neal Nolan, James W. Walsh, Nicholas Mislan, Robert O. Warwick, Thomas T. Pursell, Jr., P. William Schrieber and James E. Magee. The head of a Pennsylvania borough is known as a burgess. By coincidence Morris- villels burgess is William Burgess, J r. Other borough officials include John S. Davis, chief of policeg Frank Cowell, fire chief 5 Harry Christ, tax collector and justice of the peace, Neal Nolan, justice of the peaceg Lawrence Newell, Sr., superintendent of the Water Worksg Walter Neuman, superintendent of public worksg Robert C. Beadle, borough treasurer. The borough council meets on the second Tuesday of each month in the borough hall shown above. The hall also includes the tax collector's office, the police head- quarters and a small jail. E 5 ' 3 l 29 A2 1 Mw- XB ,nl I nun--u-v--. 5 J i ' A ' 'Q 5' 'A pa ig' U E 's 1 was if 0 3 . 4 -sun--wg ag . X , v 1. 42 ,I 'lv President RICHARD WEED 77- Vice Pfesifzagr ,., Y F HENRY Conn Secretary .. .. ,,,,,, DONALD FACANS Treasurer ,,....,,,,,, .. .. KARLENE HARTEL Nearly all academic students . . . visited United Nations with rest of class . . . never have Physics homework done . . . all sports represented in this section . . . keep Mr. Davies jumping in driver training. MR. McDONALD First row: S. Bartrug, K. Hartel, D. Cable, K. Reiter, J. Fredericks, M. Krysa, S. Hillman. Second row: R. Weed, C. Hughes. W. Rogers, C. Wittekind, K. Wittekind. J. Way, D. Fagans. A. Adams. T. Lenox. Third row: G. Heath. L. Hart. R.Meyer, H. Codd. N. Caum. E. Allison, D. Habel, R. Oakes. President N H ,, ,,,,,, CHARLES CARMAN A 7, 6 Vice President , .... .....,....,e R OBERT AMES 1 Secretary .. ,...., ....,......... E ILEEN GLYNN Treasurer .,,,,,, ,, ,,,,, ,.,,,,,,. ,,,. D O ROTHY MATTIS Sold candy to make money for Washington trip at Christmas and Easter . . . keep the schoolis mimeograph- ing up to date . . . keep the detention hall filled . . . on hand to mark report cards at the end of each marking period. MRS. BRUNNER First row: J. Moore, C. North. L. Martin, J. Schgier. E. Glynn, C. Koreyva, T. Cowell, A. Seman, J. Johnson. Second row: D. Terry, B. Yount, J. Cowell, G. Hadley, R. Kincel, S. Riley, J. Saxton, C. Paxson, E. Dueman, M. Mason, M. Russo, D. Mattis, A. Koch. Third row: F. Caruso, R. Ames, C. Carmon, C. Maurer, S. Connor, P. Malmslmury. J. Pacitto, H. Factor. W. Wickham. President ..... .... ...... A R VY POWELL Vice President ...... FRANCIS TERRY 771 Secretary ..... .... .... DOLORES LODGE Treasurer ...,. .... ............ ........ . . . RONALD HENSOR Another one of our groups interested in industrial arts . . . always building something in the shop . . . make up large part of all Varsity squads . . . many future four letter men. MRS. HASTON First row: R. Ficarotta, C. Clawges, M. Ruth, B. Brown, M. Foster, G. Leming, R. Hensor. Second row: J. Rudloff, E. Mosley, C. C-reenwood, J. Phillips, P. Chapman, F. Pesce. Third row: A. Powell. B. Michel, J. Savage, F. Terry, D. Clark. President ,...,,,.,,, ..,,,, R OBERT BREWER Vice President ...V. ,4.,.., E RNEST GEANETTE 0 secretary .R,.,RAR R RR,RRRR,RRA v ENDLA RAY ' Treasurer ,.,,,e,A. ,,.,,,e..,,, . . .,,.,..,.., SANDRA FOSTER All academic students . . . all girls are in Girls' Chorus . . . very active in sports and band . . . never give the teachers any peace . . . gave program in assembly. MR. TOROK First row: S. Foster, V. Ray, D. Kreiser, M. Novak, E. Sontag, L. Shaner, J. Schell, R. D. Santo, S. Sultzbach. Second row: D. Champagne, J. Allshouse, J. Leming, D. Rohner, L. Cutchineal, B. Loss, E. Ceanette. Third row: W. Muir, P. Crooks, J. Christopher, C. Boehm, B. Brewer, J. Frank. J. Solt, H. Stockham. President ,Y,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,....,..,, L OIS LOVETT Vice President ....,.... ......................... P EGGY LEE 0 secretary ,....,.,....., ........ J orcia MIDDLETON ' Treasurer ,..,.................. ........................... N ANCY LEE Are now planning Sophomore Social for last day of school . . . visited Philadelphia with rest of 10th grade . . . 34 .girls and ONLY 4 boys . . . 2 sets of twins. MR. WOOD First row: J. Miller, J. Carr, P. Riley, D. Smith, P. Lippincott, M. Titus, R. Evanosky, S. Coulton, D. Felsburg. Second row: B. Lane. C. Hughes, N. Slack, P. Lee, C. Malmsbury, C. Malrnsbury, L. Lovett, E. Beatty, K. Phillips, N. Lee, P. Jerome, E. Foster, D. Becket, J. Middleton. Third row: D. Sinclair, B. Hauser, J. Krogulski, P. Greenlee, J. Weaver, R. Emmons, J. Brewer, B. Zerrf-nner. President , ......, ......,., , , FRANK DOAN Vive President ......... ,,,....,,,,,,,, A LBERT STOUT 7 1 Secretary ....... ...... .,., , . JACK CAVANAUGH Treasurer ......,........ ...,,, J AMES SLOTTERBECK All boy class . . . interested in industrial arts . . . made programs for football games in print shop . . . advertised football games by making and distributing posters. MR. MATINAS First row: R. Carter, J. Cavanaugh, A. Miller, P. Johnson, A. Stout, T. Rose, D. Brelsford. Second row: R. Demech, J. Rigby, M. Cappiello, C. McTamney, J. Clawges. K. Roberts, C. Fordham and F. Doan. Third row: J. Slotterback, E. Nemeth. 35 I if 4 li ' r 1. 1 ag, ,, Q I, .pa-vc-. .Vg 'vt 9 , 4, ' Qfbvwm 1 X ,.g H ..s,, sk? . :fix ai? X mln 1 Mg!! v Lv Q..-qs fa 1 M . O . W -1-. is WQW 9.1 'C-E' Vi if sn. .il Wf- F Eiw A .M rv' MRS. HOWELL 9 7 President ,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,..,, J ERRY CAFCEN 1 Vice President ,,,,,,. ,,,,,, F RANK DAMERON Secretary .. , JANET ADAMS Treasurer ,,,,, .. ,,,..,, . ,,,, .. ,,,,,,, JOAN KETANER Have been planning hayride ever since school started . . . all Jr. High sports represented . . . always late for English class . . . went to Harrisburg and Hershey with rest of class. First row: C. Morgan. J. Adams, R. MacNeil. M. Latham. K. Haston. A. Klepadlo. M. DcFazio, S Rule, J. Ketaner. Second row: J. Vaneekhoven, F. Stone, C. Brady. B. Hensor, D. White, I. Neuman, R. Di Cicco, B. Fritz, D. Bigley, D. Causey. T. Allison. G. Bush. Third row: F. Damn-ron K. Meiners, R. Harding, L. Brelsford. Cv. Cafgen, F. Schwarz. W. Cohle, A. George. President BARBARA BURNS I Vice President ........ ...,. . LOUIS DiClCCO Secretary ..... ..., ,. , PATSY FOULKE Treasurer ................,......... ,.... ....,... C f XROL KONAT All but three of our Jr. Cheerleaders come from this class . . . just canit get interested in civics homework . . . never pay their dues . . . enjoy changing their names to confuse new teachers. MRS. WOLTHORN MR. LEE First row: J. Matejik, D. Johnson. E. Tarr, P. Foulke, B. Burns, H. Bell, C. Konat. M. Miller, J. Skelton. Second row: C. Marshall, B. Driesbach, J. Arch. W. Tettemer, C. Clark. S. Thorn, R. Delay, R. Klingerman. R. Cox, M. Phillips. Third row: R. Keuper, J. Taylor, B. Bunting. J. Pietrocarlo, L. DiCicco, J. Patterson, J. Haas. W President ............ ,.,,. L ARRY CONNELLA 1 Vice President ..... ,,.....,.. L EE ROGERS Secretary ..,.... ........... ..,....... J U DY CHAPMAN Treasurer .,..,,.............. .. .,...... ., . MARION CROVES Make up large part of Junior Chorus . . . a lot of talented comedians . . . many members on the cafeteria crew . . . spend most homeroom periods in library getting yesterdayis homework done. First row: H. Disler, J. Kehr. B. Pierson, R. LaFerme, T. Tanzillo, T. Capodici, M. Groves, P. Shinkle, R. Cardinali. Second row: B. Schuman, T. Johnson, A. Fell, M. Kane. J. Chapman, L. Rogers, K. Hensor, L. Gonella. Third row: D. Codd, C. Sinclair, R. Greenlee, D. Frye, J. Walsh, R. Emilie, B. Wamsley, D. Danley. President ..,,....7,7,., ,,7,,7.7,,,..,,,7.. R OBERT HART Vice President A., ., , ,. M ARY ANN HORNYAK X, I Secretary ...,...,...... ...,... L YNDA ALEXANDER Treasurer . ..,,..,,,...,,.,,..,.,...,,,,..,....,,....., LOUIS PERRY Have large membership in V.F.W. string band . . . always getting into trouble in the library . . . enjoy discussing the problems of the school . . . bring instru- ments to school to entertain at homeroom meetings. MRS. TURNER First row: L. Sharpham, L. Sultzbach, B. Petrik, R. Schieffer, S. Smith, M. Hornyak, G. Hadley, S. Cote, A. Taylor. Second row: D. Clark, M. Roberts, D. Brewer, C. Driesbach, M. Cohen, L. Alexander, C. Ficarotta, M. Peterson, P. Fordham, R. Strebel, J. Foster, R. Lee. Third row: B. Hart, W. Hunsberger, J. Rogers, C. Christopher, E. Lasky, B. Rosati, T. Marschner, J. Lennox, L. Perry, E. Laypo. President ............, .....,.. E VERETT FOSTER Vice President ,...... ..... W ILLIAM ROBERTS X 2 Secretary ,,,,,,,..,,.. ........,, Y VONNE TITUS 1 Treasurer ,,,,,,,,..,.,........,.,.,...........,... ..,, J ACK GULICK Enjoy discussing current problems of the teenager . . . have many hobby shows so that hobbies may be shared . . . plan educational programs so that everyone may benefit . . . many band members in the class. - MISS CAVANAUGH First row: C. Aiello, D. Mogle, K. Hludzinski, C. Adams, Y. Titus, P. Salt, M. Burke, D. Slack, J. McGarity. Second row: D. Sullivan, P. Allison, B. Blyler, R. Reitzle, K. Meszaros, S. Ossman, D. Hunt, B. Hand, J. Miller, B. Richie, R. Stein, T. Bigley, A. Gonella, J, Gulich. Third row: R. Bloar, C. Cowell, E. Stockham, R. Schiefer, D. Marrazzo, N. Sellinger, E. Foster, H. Paxson, F. Seman, B. Roberts. president ..,........ ...,... W ILLIAM ANDERSON Vice President ...... ............ B ARBARA SOLAN 7 Secretary ........ ..,......,....,......., J UDY BAILEY Treasurer .............................. JOHN RODENBAUGH Had many interesting programs during homeroom periods . . . became quite skilled at quiz programs . . . enjoyed looking up the history of our school . . . made tour of Philadelphia with rest of 8th grades. yarn MRS. KELLER First row: N. Wooley, B. Solan, M. S. Toth, J. Symington, R. Romano, R. Sinclair, J. Solt, D. Hilton, J. Kirchhoffer. Second row: W. Long, C. Rushinski, B. Butterworth, R. Comisky, E. Walsh, M. Carfello, J. Bailey, L. Sabolovich, J. Preston, E. Tootell, M. Slack, K. Terry, J. Skelton, C. Danley. Third row: L. Dunka, B. Rodenbaugh, B. Brown, D. Habel, F. Picciotti, C. Ossman, B. Davis, R. Chapman. 'f ah xv 4 X 1 .n, sua ,-.--un-u -STS by a 7 '5 ' --0 Hwy!! 4.455 I 1 f - . , 43 1 I 'I ' -u lim up--1 mil f. w Ur wg Q 15 , 5, Q I pfesgden, ,,,,,,,,,,,A ,,,,, R OBERT LANDIS 71 7 Vice President .,,.. ........ C AROL STEELE Secretary -,,,,w,A,,,, .,.,,,. B RIAN STRUNK Treasurer .,..,........,.....,..,......................... PAT ROSATI Enjoy talent and musical shows for homeroom pro- grams . . . many talented art students . . . had discussions with members of the football team to help them better understand the game. MISS PARSONS First row: J. Lyon, K. Kunkle, A. Mount, P. Mason. Second row: A. Gonella, W. Rogalski, C. Michel, B. Clay, D. Hoffman,,L , L. Felsburg, C. Steel, E. Novak, L. Giano, D. Huff, J Anderson, J. Walsh, S. Symington, J. Marshall, M. Bush I Piclcock, P. Rosati, H. Hrabchak Marrazzo. Third row: J. Capodici, B. Landis, B. Slotterheck, R. Purdy, B. Strunk, R. Laypo E. Matthias, L. Weaver, M. Miksitz. President ,,.,.,.......,..,.., ROSE MARIE DCSTAFANO E 32 Vice President .................. MICHAEL IMMORDINO Secretary-Treasurer ...................... GEORGE WEEKS Very lively class . . . never a dull moment for teachers. . . . visited Valley Forge and took trip to William Penn's home at Pennsbury . . . canit hear yourself think at home- room meetings. MR. DAVIES First row: A. Hand, C. Preston, B. Meiners, B. Tohm, R. DeStafano, C. Ruth, D. Straszynski, J Clawges, M. Hutchinson. Second row: C. Saxley, C. Phillips, D. Olafson, R. Snedeker, P. Ossman, N. Martin, E. Borden, N. Ricci, B. Courlan, M. Foose, J. Gaskill, T. Dunka, J. Winters, J. Hvicdko, L. Chapman, A. Mattis. Third row: M. Immordino, J. Walker, G. Weeks, E. Rule, J. Davala, J Heenan, R. Zuczek, B. Platon, J. Frascella, D. Eldridge. President .............. .,.........,. J EAN TANZILLO 715 Vice President ........ ...................... P EGGY BUSH Secretary .......... ..... B ARBARA WOODWARD Treasurer ............. ............ D OROTHY WHITE Gave a play in assembly . . . collected money to visit Valley Forge with rest of class . . . made a recording of Christmas Carols with Bruce Bennett, class soloist. MR. MIMM First row: R. Felsburg, B. Woodward, J. Kovacs, C. Oaks, P. Bush, M. Moore, S. Haines, U. Kelpadlo, J. Morgan. Second row: B. Bennett, M. Kemmler, K. McGarity, D. Rousseau, J. Tanzillo, C. Allshouse, D. White, L. Curtis, B. Davis, B. Galambos, J. Midwood, C. Lee, L. MacNaughton, W. CcCrane. Third row: B. Waldersdorff, L. Groves, C. Clark, B. Way, C. Janaski, J. Nay, C. Titus, L. Shull, J. Antrobus, B. Harvey, D. Fordham. 9 . 0 4 The people of Morrisville have always been strong in their desire to see active, organized recreational facilities available to everyone and particularly the youth. There are baseball leagues, basketball leagues and football leagues. A teen-age canteen, an Easter egg hunt, and a summer playground are all important parts of our everyday life. For many years the Island Park has been the center of the community's recrea- tional activities. In past years it reached its heights when some of the outstanding professional players and teams in the country played on its fields. Today, as its potentialities are at last being recognized, it has a fine picnic area, two beautiful ball fields and a model airplane field. In 1939 the Robert Morris Athletic Field was built for the Morrisville School system and since that time many area and all high school sporting events have been held there. This past summer a set of outdoor lights was installed at the field to permit participation in night activities. The most pressing need for the immediate future is a swimming pool which will offer the people of Morrisville a hygienic and safe place in which to swim. At present a move has begun to build such a pool on the Island. .-A ff Ni' 4 First row, left to right: P. Chapman, A. Powell, F. Pesce, L. Hart, D. Deitrick, P. Keenan, J. Haston, J. Fellnor, D. Talone, B. Allshouse, J. Ketaner, R. Paxson, J. Budloff, F. Caruso. Second row: K. Roberts, Mr. Davies, Mr. Lee, G. Greenwood, P. Crooks, J. Savage, A. Miller, N. Caum, J. Frank, D. Fagans, E. Allison, J. Christopher, H. Codd, A. Stout, F. Terry, B. Houser, W. Wickham, R. Demech, M. Cappiello, B. Brewer, Mt. McDonald. VARSITY-1953 M.H.S. .......,.... 0 Upper Moreland M.H.S. .,,...... , . 26 Jenkintown ....., .. M.H.S. ., . 25 Southampton . M.H.S. ..........., 6 Neshaminy ....... . M.H.S. , ...... 13 Bensalem M.H.S. ....,,,.., , 0 East Stroudsburg M.H.S. . .,... 6 Pennsbury M.H.S. ...,.. . 13 Delhaas ....... M.H.S. .. .... . 13 Council Rock M.H.S. ,.,.,,,,,,,, 0 Hamilton ......... . M.H.S. H ,,.,,,,.,, 0 Bristol .. .. '7wzd4!! JUNIOR VARSITY-1953 M.H.S. ............ 7 Lawrenceville Prep. M.H.S. ............ 26 Pennsbury J.V. . M.H.S. ....,,...... 19 Delhaas J.V. ,,..,... , M.H.S. ....,..,.,.. 4-0 George School J.V. .. M.H.S. . .....,.... 19 Trenton Catholic J.V M.H.S. ............ 20 Bensalem J.V. .,..., . . DICK JOE RONNIE PAT JACK---Captain RALPH LOU ARVY IOHN DAVE FRANK JOE 43 KARIN EMELIE .ill an 1 CYNTHIA CAROL MARJORIE Wcvwdq 1955 Morrisville .,.7.7,, , , 1 Neshaminy N 2 Morrisville ,,,. .,,,. 5 Delhaas ,,77,7,,,7, W ,v,7 , 1 Morrisville . ,. ,,,.. 2 Council Rock ,7,,,,,7 , , . 0 Morrisville .7i,,,7,,.., 0 Neshaminy .,77,, 7r,., C 0 Morrisville ,,s, ,,,,, 6 Deaf School s,,ss, ,,,, 0 Morrisville ,,.. ,,,,. 1 Pennsbury .,ss, ,,,,. 0 Quadra Wafmzf, 1953 Morrisville ,,,, ,,,,. 0 Neshaminy ,,si ,,.ss . 0 Morrisville s,,, .,s., 0 Delhaas ,,s,,, ,. .. 0 Morrisville .s., s,sr, 3 Council Rock ssss Vsrsssss, C . 0 Morrisville s.,, 0 Neshaminy ,s.V .. W 0 Morrisville ,,,...,,,,,. 2 Deaf School ..f77 ..ffff. 0 Morrisville ,.,, ,,,,, 1 Pennsbury ,s,. s,,s, , 0 LORRAINE GLORIA Wdftdlflfy First row, left to right: G. Latham, M. Neumann, E. Marini, C. Neuman, B. Solt, C. Rodenbaugh L. Disler, S. Bartrug. Second row: Miss Cavanaugh, Miss Parsons, J. Moore. M. Krysa, C North, K. Wittekind, E. Dueman, C. Hughes, D. Felsburg. A MARY ANN JANICE BUNNY CAIL Final Instructions Down the Field caubfzWa4aZq First row, left to right: S. Foster. J. Saxton, E. Foster, N. McCrane, D, Smith, K. Haston, D. Rohner, L. Cuchineal, M. DeFazio, P. Foulke, N. Lee, J. Middleton. Second row: J Skelton P. Greenlee. M. Latham, C. Malmsbury, U. Meitzen, P. Lee, C. Malmsbury, M. Peterson, Miss Cavanaugh, Miss Parsons. Wmutq First row, left to right: P. Chapman, F. Pesce, A. Powell, R. Rich, D. Habel. C. Carman W1 E All' , C. Heath. J. Pacitto, C. Greenwood R. Allshouse. Svcond row: E. Laypo, J. icox, . lson K. Roberts. 'gcwdetdkzif Coach RICHARD LEE Captain RICHARD RICH l 'lIi1 1aQ hZf v 3, fi ' . . , 3 ig, . f X r if . Us X 4, Q ff , x QT in 1, ww L JW. . qi MQ Q ' 4 f' I Y ,,g,f!. i . , . gl 5.1, ,ni A ' 'Tf'9x . ' int an , DICK DON FRANK mL..Q.i5,SN.a,,l : .KG M . Q N '59 , N fi-E1?ETS T' . .5 X x as ga, 'iw N f C i si fQg.!Q X C L 1 Q 7 f Q + ,A his. 5,125 . , ,LN Q 5 :V 51 255521 fi kvrgr- 5.32- L: Q4-is-553 i '.,fi :-iixffw ., 'KV l 5 Q ff . H ? -: . Q iz' Nw ' xififf ' 'y - A-we--cage-3 ' ' 2 ,M,,,,,.- ws, Hill JIM PAUL ARVY First row, left to right: F. Caruso. J. Allshouse, P. Crooks, J. Rudloff, R. Ficarotta. Second row: E. Laypo, J. Christopher, D. Sinclair, F. Terry, D. Fagans, K. Roberts. 47 Wawitq Morrisville Morrisville Morrisville Morrisville Morrisville Morrisville Morrisville Morrisville Morrisville VARSITY 36 Bristol 48 Bensalem 411 69 Pennsbury 36 50 Bristol ..........,... . Pennsbury Bensalen ,.,.... Delhaas .....,... ,....... Alumni ......... ........ Delhaas .................... First row, left to right: P. Greenlee C. Hughes. Second row: G. Latham, E. Marini. Third row: D. Felshurg, M. A. Neumann, L. Disler, S. Bar- trug. Fourth row: G. Neuman. Co-Captains Gail Neuman and Emelie Marini talk it over with Coach Anne Parsons. Morrisville Morrisville Morrisville Morrisville Morrisville Morrisville Morrisville JUNIOR VARSITY I1 Bristol 23 15 Bensalem 18 37 Delhaas 26 23 Pennsbury 27 Bristol - Pennsbury Bensalem ....... GLORIA DARLA GAIL LORRAINE PAT SUE l , First row, left to right: S. Foster, R mm M. DiCicco, L. Neuman, A. Klepadlo M. Peterson. Second row: M. Latham P. Foulke, L. Lovett, J. Ketaner, S Hillman. Third row: E. Sontag, C Wittekind, K. Haston, D. Hohner, L Cutchineal. 49 dtltdhfbqbydg First row, left to right: L. Rogers, J. Vancekliovr-n, P. Allison, J. Foster, J. Walsh, L. Connella, R. Sullivan, M. Roberts, T. Allison. Second row: J. Marrazzo, C. Ossman, D. Marrazzo, J.,Walker, J. Pietrocarlo, H. Davis. Third row: R. Mf-iners, C. Christopher, R. Hart, R. Bunting. 1 l aww 264664 '7aoz'Z46Z ' First row, left to right: R. Landis, H. Davis, L. DiCicco, J. Vaneekhoven, G. Weeks, C. Ossman Second row: D. Bigley, J. Pietrocarlo, D. Brewer, T. Drucis, M. Roberts, L. Groves, L. Rogers E. Foster, R. Crm-nlee, T. Biglvy. Third row: Mr. Torok, J. Haas, J. Gafgen, R. Hart, T. Allison C. Christopher, C. Janaski, M. lmmorclinn. W. Cohle, D. Marrazzo, Mr. Matinas. BUNNY-Captain eoukvz First row, left to right: S. Foster, S. Connor, B. Solt, C. Rodenbaugh, C. Hughes, D. Roh- ner. Second row: K. Wittekind, A. Koch, J. Moore, G. Wittekind. Om af: ff 3 41 SUE SANDY CAROLE ,1 1 c:A1L N ' JANICE DORIS KARIN make First row, left to right: J. Skelton, E. Tarr, B. Burns, P. Foulke. Second row: C. Konat, M. DeFazio, D. Slack and A. Klepadlo. RODIE ADELE First row: E. Marini. Second row: D. Smith, C. Malmsbury. S. Riley. C. Hludzinski, C. Malmsbury and A. Seman. Third row: N. Nlcfiram- and J. Saxton. Om gonna! and 7754 ' EMELIE MARINI Left to right: L, Young, U. Meitzen. J. Bull. R. Hayes and M. A. Neumann. HORACIL M. HUTCHISON Supervisor of .Ilusir RICHARD RICH All-D1'striz'l Band fi'Z!- 3 fsamwl DONALD HABEL JEAN GIBSON HENRY KONAT BARBARA TITUS RAE FRANCES BUNTING DEBORAH GABLE JANET ADAMS RICHARD RICH JANET BULL THOMAS LENOX ROBERT AMES ADRIENNE AMES JACQUELINE FREDERICKS . e I I l 1 ll' First row, left to right: E. Marini, B. Schumann, J. Slotterback, A. Ames, Mr. Hutchison H Konat, L. Martin, J. Adams, J. Seman, L. Shaner. Second row: K. Haston, W. Campbell, J: Hutchinson, R. Landis, J. Miller, P. Greenlee, P. Malmsbury, R. M. Di Cicco, H. Bell R. Rich R. White. Third row: L. Di Cicco, J. Fredericks, R. F. Bunting, J. Christopher, Rogers: I. Gibson, J. Heenan, W. Dreisbach, J. Brewer, L. Okurowski. Fourth row: R. Greenlee Y Titus, B. Davis, L. Cutchineal, M. S. Toth, J. Taylor. B. Harvey, W. Loss, L. Felsburgl R Bunting. T. Lenox, R. Ames, K. Hartel. Wayan First row, left to right: C. Klepadlo, R. Rich. Second row: P. Malms- hury, R. F. Bunting, E. Glynn, A. Ames. Third row: D. Nirshl, K. Hartel, G. Paxson, Mr. Hutchison. Fourth row: R. White, R. Ames. 'Wfixed 4 First row, left to right: R. Kincel, M. Ruth, B. Brown, L. Lovett. C. Malmsbury, E. Matejik, S. Riley, P. Malmsbury. Second row: D. Nirshl, A. Ames, G. Paxson, S. Hillman, Mr. Hutchison, D. Mattis, M. Bigley, J. Cowell, P. Lee, E. Dueman, N. Foster, S. Connor. Third row: N. Cowell, G. Hadley, J. Gibson, R. Hayes, M. Ryan, S. Woodward, L. Martin, C. North, D. Terry, C. Maurer, J. Miller, J. Krogulski, J. Pierson, J. Saxton, J. Janaski. Fourth row: U. Meitzen, D. Lippincott, L. Young, T. Cowell. P. Lippincott, J. Johnson, W. Rogers, G. Neuman, R. White, C. Koreyva, R. Bunting, E. Glynn, K. Hartel, V. Johnson, D. Nolan. Fifth row: B. Solt, A. Seman, R. Shull. R. Ames, A. Stout. R. Rich, N. Caum, D. Fagans. J. Franks. J. Christopher, H. Konat, C. Klepadlo, E. Stein, P. Crooks, J'. Moore. A ,wk we X 5 WS. Q New k 3 is -m X Q' A X X X K 3 X P , xx- X K X X -M. , Y S .5 Rf N W Q S Q ,L 1 gi H xg X -Sw sf, S Saw fi if Lf , W 5921 E f an - I Riff X Q ,X 1 , A Q fiiff 'V ii A, M 'A' qw 95 Fi fi 4 ' Q 4 x I gf' - -K gi - Q B' ps vt ..-nf , H . ,ww 4 99 Y , Q ik ' A ws E 1 '-l, ' ' J it ,MW fm' 5 E55 583 .als 9' extette First row, left to right: Mrs. Howell, M. Hornyak, M. Kane, D. Slack. Second row: M. Miller, M. Dm-Fazio, B. Burns. Spun: 66:46 First row, left to right: R. Brooks, B. All- shouse, J. Fellnor, F. Caruso, J. Rushinski, W. James, M. Matinas. Top row: A. Kish, E. Allison. J. Wilcox, R. De-itrick, P. Chapman First row, left to right: J. Lcming, D. Kricser H. Factor, C. Worrcll. C. Hughes, J. Sch:-ll, M. Novak. Se-cond row: J. Pacitto, G. Heath H. Codd, C. Carman, D Halwl, L. Hart, M Dcmech. Third row: Mr. Caum, C. Lf-begern QM Q 3V .. N uf Q, aw WAS- Q 4 We img 3, .Q A it , ,gf 5 .gafi,Q f , -7 A 2 A i Z f - K ' ' R f , S ME f 5 ' fe QP 1 up-,I Q i t, :.. 'L' - .ff..W 1125 X 7 v :hall is -ang gms b , Q- Sha 1,5 fgggw h A if W. 55 Q z iiffi 5 1 e H Egg' .251 1 -L Q X Q 5 .N 5 X. ex 1' MSS' f iw ' X, f ff, fa. A we fag Qi x w i ,wa Af .Qs S .N way N' ,.. Q x Q? w 5 X fl. W, ' 13 Qi ww .jk 1.1 iii T QQ, , ,Q , , X .23 v Q fa ' X . 3. :kg aim .,.,,s,,,, Kwan Y Jw., 253 as ,Ah Ti ua z ii: - gum First row. lcft to right: J. Winters, D. Sullivan, W. Tettcmcr. D. Causey. K. Meiners, C. Brady K. llcusor. L. Rogers. A. Connella. Nlr. Torok. Second row: J. Walsh, J. Pietrocarlo, J. Cafgen. Nl. lmmordino, C. Sinclair. J. Taylor. R. Kcuper. J. Arch. Third row: L. Nlcffall. J. Haas l.. lliflicco. WV. flohle. lf. Schwarz. R. Greenlee. R. Schaffer. L. llrelsford. E. Foster. I I ' First row. left to right: H. llcll. J. Kerr. ll. Johnson. R. lleStefano. S. Haines. C. Steele. J. Tanzillo. l.. Sultzlvaeh, R. Schaffer. L. Neuman. Second row: V. Klepadlo. D. Rousseau, J. Nlidwood. R. l t-lslmrg. N. Ricci. ll. Hoffman. R. Rosati. L. Gaines. C. flull, 5. Thorne. T. Cupodiei. A. Taylor. ll. Xvhite. R. l5iCicco. Third row: A. Klepadlo, E. Tootell. J. Skelton. D Q NT K. lfuut. S. Smith. Nl. Peterson. l'. Shinklc. R. Cardinali. L. Alexander. M. Cohen. B. Burn., , rr llowcll. Fourth row: R. Antrohus. M. Kane, J. Walsh, J. Miller, J. Preston. J. Kirchhoffer. K llludzinski. S. Ossman. Y. Titus. C. Adams. J. 'Ketaner. R. Pierson. Fifth row: K. lrlaston, H llislcr. P. Rush. J, Solt. R. Solan. ll. Petrik. M. Hornyak. J. MlvCarity. J. Adams. M. Latham 5. Rule. Nl. llelfazio. J. Alatcjili. 1: -.ui wir Q-t....e Lsiwlllm Haifa: vwiismwaautw -- s - x - -T4 ' ., . . S - Q ...fs.1,., '- ., T... QL: K. - V V: an V caan First row. lt-ft to right: J. Sloth-rlmavk. T. Bigl:-y. T. Hog:-rs. P. Mill:-r, J. Kovacs, R. Kraft, D. Picviotti. 5. Skt-lton, M. A. Hainvs. J. Long. D. Cots. Shutt, C. Kvmmlf-r, S. Patterson, YY. Tohru, F. McGowan. Sccond row: J. Nay, L. Burns. S. Adams, N. Richiv, C. Michvl. N. Janaski, L. Spf-cchly, B. Smith, B. Miller, C. Sharp. D. Sanford, M. Marrazzo, B. Stauffer, B. Cray, B. Sauder. A. Taylor. Third row: Mr. Bouboulis. Mrs. Brunner, W. Wamsley, J. Rogers, I.. Shull. B. Richie, R. DeStefano, C. Allshouse, B. Bigluy, C. Blyler, C. Police-llo, T. Softley, I.. Nay, ll. Mac'Nami0. S. Cult: C. Adams. W. Roberts. B. Solan. D. Slark. A. Fryv. Fourth row' C. Case, W. Clayton. 79-wwe First row. lt-ft to right: B. Blyor, XV. Long. J. Skvlton. C. Danlvy, E. Matthias, D. Mogle, A. Taylor. I. Mount. W. McCranc', H. Landis, M. Phillips, B. Strunk, T. Bigley. Second row: R. IM-Lay, R. Fclslriirgg. P. Rosati. C. Allshouse-. C. Michvl. J. Marshall, L. Nvuman. B. Richie, J. Pre-ston. J. Kirchhoffer. E. Tootell. J. Walsh, D. White, D. Hunt. Third row: M. Roberts. C. Cowvll. P. Solt, M. Burkv. B. Solon, J. Morgan. C. Adams. J. Skelton, B. Burns, Y. Titus, D. Nirshl. D. Slark, W. Andvrson. Fourth row: C. Marshall, W. Dreisbach, W. Roberts, R. Emilie. L. DiCic'co, J. Pie-trocarlo. J. Wamsloy. R. Crrvnle-Q. J. Taylor. R. Chapman, T. Antrohus. J. Vanffvk- hovcln. H. Paxson. Miss Watkins. ,. Wg, Wg . Sw wflsf Q, -Lgdzrfgiif ,gily If XQQQQS XM Q2-17.-Q w 1 , :gk ig ' Ng? A Q S 2 3 ' as S, 8 Em. xi K is H N5 1 5 fx QL 5 3 x 'K A E M: ' A me if if . ' r f' iff Q ag 5, 31 A E N f sk Y Qs 3 55- S 5 I nl- X,,.3 .img 2 .N K + X Q XL 5 VX 1 Q if 3 X , .I wgxytfff, L, Wsiff . Eggrx X ' N Q r QEQRSR - Q kka.. Q 1 5 Q A X05 S i X x 3 3 S I gn., f- .ws V5 ST . 4 S ' V 2 M . if ffm Q aw WT we W 5 v S X Kim ww Y fx ggi Q K gg, Y 45 is - A HW ur A Q if 'Q' 93 Q Q 5' as -up .xg 3 Q ' X gt fl lay s? 1 K , is PH' QAQJW Y' Q 5 JK' iw wiel ds f . Y. -Hs. X I A .ik , .W u 'MQW' . mx. gvpgffljifh 15 ROBERT WHITE JACK HASTON ROBERT WHITE CAROL RODENBAUGH GAIL NEUMAN BUNNY SOLT 'Y-. ROBERT KOSTAR RICHARD SHULL JOAN DREISBACH JOAN JANASKI 5' in is J '27 JAMES WILCOX RICHARD RICH ROBERT KOSTAR BUNNY SOLT EMELIE MARINI LOIS YOUNG P I 'CEU' Suche 7746! Each year the members of the Senior Class vote by secret ballot to select the outstanding members of their class. These are the winners from the class of 1954. Most Likely To Succeed .ccc.,,. White and Bunting. ggi Pull With The Faculty ,...,,c. White and Solt. JACK HASTON Popular ...........,............c.,..... Rich and Marini. Most School Spirit .,,,,.,.,.,..c,,.... Wilcox and Solt. Most Most Talkative ., ,.,c .,.c,t,,.. W hite and Rodenbaugh. Best Sense of Humor ,cc,.,...,.. Kostar and Young. Best Athletes ,,..,c,.....,,c.c,t,.... Haston and Neuman. Best Looking ,..ccccc.....c ,ccc..,. F ellnor and Meitzen. Best Physique ,tc,cctc.,..tc,..c,,..t. Haston and Defiasio- KAY DeFAZIO Talented .,,,,.,.,,,,,ce....,..,... Rich and Bunting. Best Dresser ,,,,,,.,,,.,t,,.,,,..,,.,,..,,,. Rich and Maflnl. DM Most For The School ,.,,.,.. White and DeFazio. Nigegt -YYW-Y-Y-5-,-,-,,.,,YY,,,t-v,,,,,- and Marini- Friendliest ,,V,,,,,A7e, c,,,V,,,,,,,,ect, R ich and Marini. Class Cut.UpS ,,v,,. ,A,,,,, K ostar and Dreisbach. Quietgst ,A--,M--VYA-. Y,,-,e,,AA, S and Janaslci. RICHARD RICH RAE FRANCES BUNTING ROBERT WHITE JOHN FELLNOR ROBERT WHITE KAY Dt-FAZIO URTE MEITZEN RAE FRANCES BUNTING May l See Your Ticket? Another Championship 'Sw wllhe Spirit of Halloween, The Wheels 'gAnd the Lamp Went Out Q ? W 'RouI 2 Write-Ups ROBERT WHITE HENRY KONAT BARBARA TITUS URTE MEITZEN Typing DORIS NOLAN JACKIE PIERSON MARYANN BIGLEY JOAN JANASKI VIRGINIA JOHNSON MARY RYAN EMELIE MARINI SHIRLEY WOODWARD 7?54 2a5mZ ' JUAN Q 'I e B Ads RICHARD RICH BUNNY SOLT RICHARD DEITRICK ROBERT ALLSHOUSE PATRICK KEENAN JACK HASTON JOHN FELLNOR DAVID TALONE GLORIA LATHAM ELLIS STEIN ROGER BROOKS DOROTHY LIPPINCOTT NANCY COWELL LORRAINE DISLER JEAN GIBSON JOAN DRIESBACH GAIL NEUMAN Editor-in-Chief ......,....... CAROL RODENBAUGH Associate Editor ....,...,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, JANET BULL Photographic Editor ......,... CHARLES LEBEGERN Art Editor .....,..........,, .,.,.,... , ....... L OIS YOUNG Typing Editor .,...,....,..,..,,..,,,,, DELORES NIRSHL Business Manager ,........,..,-,. ,... JOE KETANER Assistant Business Manager .. RONALD PAXSON W rite-Ups ....,.,..,,,.,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, I. ADRIENNE AMES 12-1 Write-Ups ,.,,,,,.,,,.,,,,,, ., RITA BOUBOULIS 12-2 Write-Ups ...,,..., RAE FRANCES BUNTING V M Iles 'RoNruz 7l A Adams, A., 11-A ..........,.. ............,...,..,.. Adams, c., a-2 ,,A.,..... ..... 3 1, 62, Adams, J., 9-1 ..,...... ....... 3 4, 55, 62 Aiello, C., 8-2 ......,... ........,.,,..,.........., Alexander, L., 8-1 .........................,.. 37 Allison, E., 11-A ........,,.. 30, 42, 46, 59 , Allison, J., 8-2 .,,.......,. 37, 47, 50, 57, 58, Allison, T., 9-1 ............................ 34, 50 Allshouse, C., 7-3 ..,...,.....,....,,..,,..... 38 Allshouse, R, 12-2 .................... 14, 42,46 Ames, A., 12-1 . ........... 14, 55, 56,57,64 Ames, R., 11-C .,................., 30, 55., 56. Anderson, A., 7-1 ...... ...,...............,... Anderson, B. 8-3 .....,....... ............,...., Anderson, W., CAD Autrobus, J., 7-3 ......... Autrobus, R., 9-3 ..,., Autrobus, T., 7-1 ......... 7, 63, v 34, 37, 48. 33, 33, Arch, J., 9-2 . ,,...,,,...... .,..,., . Bailey, J., 8-3 ,...................,.........,..... Bartrug, S., 11-A ......... ....... 3 0, 44 Beatty, E., 10-C ......... .........,.,... Becket, D., 10-C ......... ........... Bell, H., 9-2 .... ........ Bennett, B., 7-3 ..... Bigley, D., 9-l ......,..... Bigley, M., 12-2 ......... Bigley, T., 8-2 ,.... Bloor, R., 8-2 ...... Blyer, B., 8-2 ...... Boehm, C., 10-A ...... 34, ffffff 5Zif'56. 1QfQff '5i. Borden, E., 7-2 .......... ....... Bouboulis, M., KFJ Bouboulis, R., 12-1 ....,. ..,.....,..... Boyd, P., iF? ............ ......,.. 1 1. Brady, C., 9-1 ..... . ........... .......... . Brelsford, D., 10-G Brelsford, L., 9-1 ..,.., Bresley, B., 10-G ..,,,. 55. 33. 63. 14, 50, 38, 9. 14, 61, 34, 34, 37, 55, 60. 15, 56. 63, 62. 57. Brewer, D., 8-1 ...... .....,......... Brewer, J., 10-C .............,........., 33, Brewer, R., 10-A .................... 33. 42, Brooks, R., 10-A ...... .....,..,......, Brown, B., 11-G ........ ............ 3 0, Brown, G., 8-3 ....................... .......... Brunner, H., iF! ................ 11.31. Bull, C., 7-1 .................... .................... Bull, J., 12-1 ................. . 15.54. Bunting, R., 12-2 15, 55, 56, 57, 53, Bunting, R., 9-2 ............ 34. 50. 55. Burke, M., 8-2 ....................... 37, Burns, B., 9-2 ...... ...... 3 4. 53. 59. Bush, M., 7-3 .......,. Bush, G., 9-1 . ......... . Bm., M., -1-1 ............. . Butterworth, B., 8-3 64, 60. 63 . 62, 39, Vowlex Comisky, R., 8-3 ,. Connor, S., 11-C .....,......,.,. 30, 52, Cote, S., 8-1 ......,............ Coulton, S., 10-C ......., Cowell, C., 82 ....... Campbell, W., 7-1 .......,..,. ,,.,,,,, 5 5 Capodici, J., 7-1 ........ ......,. 3 8, Capodici, T., 9-3 ......,.. ,...,. ....,.... . Cappiello, M., 10-G ....... ......... 3 3, 42, Cardinali, R., 9-3 ......,. .,....,,,, 3 4. Carfello, M., 8-3 .,...... ..,..... 3 7, 57, Carr, J., 10-C ,,....,..... ....,....,,,.,, 3 3, Carter, R., 10-G ......... .,................. 3 3, 58 Caruso, F., ll-C .,.....,. .,..,,. 3 0, 42, 47,59 Caum, E. L., KF? ................................ 9, 59 Caum, N., 11-A .................... 30, 42, 56, 64 Causey, D., 9-1 ......................,.....,,.. 34 Cavanaugh, J., 10-G ....,. ..,... ,...... . 3 3 Cavanaugh, R., IFJ .... 10, 36, 43, 44 Champagne, D., 10-A .............................. . Chapman, J., ........................ 9-3, 34, Chapman, L., 7-2 ................................ 38 Chapman, P., 11-G .... 30, 42, 4-6. 47, . 59. Chapman ,R., 8-3 ............................... 60. Christopher, C., 8-1 ............ 37, 50, 57, Christopher, J., 10-A .... 33, 42, 47. 56 Clark, C., 9-2 ............... ............... 3 4, Clark, C. R., 7-3 ........ ........ 3 8, 58, Clark, D., ll-G .......... .................. Clawges, C., ll-G ...... .............. Clawges, J., 10-C ....,..... ....... 3 3, Clawges, J., 7-2 ....... .............. Clay, B., 7-1 ......... .......... 38 . Coble, W., 9-1 ......... ........ 3 4. 50. Codd, D., 9-3 .......... ........... 3 4, Codd, H.. 11-A ...... ....... 3 0. cohen, M., s-1 ...... ...... 3 7,62 56. 33, 57 57 37 Cowell, J., ll-C ,..... .............. 3 0, 56 Cowell, N., 12-2 ............................ 15, 56 57 Cowell, T., 11-C ................ 30, 56, 63, 64 Cox, R., 9-2 ............................................ 34,60 Crooks, P., 10-A ............ 33, 42, 47, 56, 57 Curtis, L., 7-3 ............................................ 33 Cutchineal, L. 10-A ............ 4-5, 49, 55, 57 D Dameron, F., 9-1 ........... ............. 3 4 Danley, B., 9-3 ............ ................. 3 4 Danley, C., 8-3 ....... ...................... 3 7, 63 Davala, J., 7-2 ........................................ 38 Davies, G., IFJ ............ 10, 39, 42, 43, 64 Davis, B., 7-3 ....... ...,............... 3 9, 55 Davis, H., 8-3 .................................... 37, 50 DeFazio, K., 12-l ........ : ........... 16, 57, 69 D1-Fazio, M., 9-1 ,........... 34, 45, 53, 59, 62 Deitrick, R., 12-2 ................ 16, 42, 59, 64 Delay, R., 9-2 ...,..... ........,............. 3 4, 63 Demech, M., 10-A ....,.. ....,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,, 5 9 Demech, R., 10-G .............,.. 33, 42, 43, 64 DeSteiano, R., 7-2 .,,...,..... 38, 57, 62, 63 Dicicco, L., 9-2 ,....,,...,, 34, 50, 55, 62, 63 DiCiccio, R., 9-1 ........,,,,,,,,,,, 34, 49, 55, 62 DiSauto, R., 10-A ,..,,,.,,,,, 33, 57, 61, 64 Disler, H., 9-3 ....,...,,,,,,,,,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 34, 62 Disler, L., 12-2 ............ 16, 44, 48, 49, 60 Doan, F., 10-G ,,..,,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 33, 61 Dreisbach, C., 8-1 .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 37 Dreishach, J., ,12-1 ,,,,.,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,, 16, 68 Dreisbach, W., 9-2 ........ 34, 55, 63, 65, 66 Drucis, 9-1 ....,.....,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 50 Dueman, E., 11-C ................ 30, 44, 56, 57 Dunka, L., 8-3 .......,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 37 Dunka, T., 7-2 .............,,,..,...,.,.....,,,,,, 38, 61 E Edlridge. D., 7-2 ...,.,,,,,,,,,.. ,,,,,,,,,, 3 8, 60 Emmons, R., 10-C ............. ....... 3 3, 63, 66 Emilie, R., 9-3 ...................................,,,.... 34 F Factor, H., 11-C ,..,..........,.,,..,,........., 30, 59 Fagans, D., ll-A ,............... 30, 42, 47, 56 Fell, A., 9-3 ,,..........,....,,,,..,,,..,,....,,,,,, 34, 60 Fellnor, J., 12-2 ........ 17, 42, 43, 57, 59 64, 69 Felshurg, D., 11-C .... 33, 44, 48, 4-9, 60 Felsburg, L., 7-1 ....,,.............,............ 38, 55 Felsburg, R., 7-3 ......... ,...... 3 8, 62, 63 Ferry, L., KA? ........... ................. 7 Ficarotta, C.. 8-l ..,........ ........... , 37 Ficarotta, R., 11-G ...... ...... 3 0, 47 Fordham, C., 10-G ....... .......... 3 3 Fordham, -P., 8-1 ....... ......... 3 7 Fordham, R., 7-3 ,..... ....... 3 B, 58 Foose, M., 7-2 ....... ..................... 3 8 Foster, E., 10-C ..... ........... 3 3, 60, 45 Foster, E., 8-2 ........ ........ 3 4, 50, 58, 62 Foster, J., 8-1 .................................... 37, 50 Foster, N., 11-G ................................ 30, 56 Foster, S., 10-A ........ 33, 45, 49, 52, 57, 60, 64 Foulke, P., 9-2 ........ ......... 3 4, 45, 49, 53 Frank, J., 10-A ...... .................. 3 3, 42 Frascella, J., 7-2 .... .. .... ............... 38 , 60 Fredericks, J., ll-A ..... ....... 3 0, 55 Fritz, E., 9-1 ............... .......... 3 4 Frye, D., 9-3 ...................... ....... 3 4, 63 G Gable, D., 11-A ..,.......,.,,..,,.. 30, 57, 64, 65 Gafzen, G., 9-1 ,,,,.,.,.,..,,,,,,,,,,,,, 34, 50, 62 Galambos, B., 7-3 ,,.,.,.......,..,..,,.,,,,,, 38, 57 Carman, C., 11-C ........ 30, 46, 57 59, 64 'Caskill, J., 7-2 ,,,,.......,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 38 Geantte, E., 10-A ............,,,,,,,,,,..,,,.,,,,,,,,, 33 George, A., 9-1 ............ - ,.............,.,.,,,, 34, 66 Giana, L., 7-1 .......... - .........,.,....,...,,,, 38, 62 Gibson, J., 12-1 ........ 17, 55, 56, 57, 65 Gish, D., tFJ ,...............,,,.,,..,.....,..,,, 8, 66 Glynn,E., 11-C ........ ........ 3 0, 56, 57, 58 Connella, A., 7-l ,.,.... ..,..,.,.,,,....... 3 8 Gonnella, A., 8-2 ...... .,.,,,......,., 3 7, 62 Conella, L., 9-3 ......... ........... 3 4, 50, 66 Gontar, J., CFB ..........................,.,,..,,...... ll Greenlee, P., 10-C ........ 33, 45, 48, 49, 55, 60, 63, 65 Greenlee, R., 9-3 ............ 34, 50, 55, 57, 62 Greenwood, G., 11-G -- 30, 42, 46, 64 Groves, L.. 7-3 .............. .................. 3 8. 50 Groves, M., 93 ,,,,,.,,,,,.,,,,.,,,,. 34, Gulick, J., 8-2 ..,,...... ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, H Hass, J., 9-2 .........................,.. 50, Habel, D., 8-3 ,.,..,..,,,........,....,,,,,,,, 59, Habel, D., 11-A .........,.. 30, 46, 64, Hacker, R., fFJ ,,........,.,,,,,,...,..,....,,,,,,,,,,. Hadley, G., 8-1 .......... .........,.....,,... , . 37, Hadley, G., 11-C ...... ...... ,... 3 0 , Haines, S., 7-3 ..... ..,.... 6 2, Hand, A., 7-2 ....... .........,..... Hand, B.. 8-2 ............,,................. 37, Hansen, T., KAI ..................,..................... Harding, R., 9-1 ........................................ Hart, L., ll-A ........ 30, 42, 43, 59, Hart, R., 8-I ...............,................ 50, Harte-l, K., ll-A .... 30, 55, 56, 58, Harvey, B., 7-3 ........,........... 40, 57, Haston, C., 9-1 ............................ 49, Haston, J.. 12-l - .... - 17, 42, 68, Haston, K., KF! .....,.. ll, 31, 55, Hawkins, E., IFJ ........................... ....... Hayes, R., 12-2 ........ ........ 1 1, 56, Heath, C., ll-A ........ ........ 3 0, 59, Heenan, J., 7-2 ........ ........ 38 , 57, Hensor, K., 9-3 ...... .................. 3 4, Hensor, R., ll-G ....... ..................... Hillman, S., ll-A ......... ....... 4 9, Hilton, M.. 8-3 .............. ..... 3 7, Hivicdko, J., 7-2 ........... .............. ..... Hludzinski, K., 8-2 ......... ....... 54 . Hoffman, D., 7-1 ...... ......... 38 , Hornyak, M., 8-1 ........................ 59, Houser, R., 10-C ........................ 42, Howell, J., fFl ........ 10, 35, 57, 59, Hrahohak, H., 7-1 ........... - .......... ....... Huff, D., 7-1 ............................... ......- Hughes, C., ll-A ........................... .....- Hughes, C., 10-C .... 33, 44, 48 59, Hunsberger, W., 8-l ................... .....- Hunt, K.. 8-2 .............. .............. 6 2. Hutchinson, M., 7-2 .................. 33. Hutchinson, H., CFI 6, 10 56, l lmmordino, M., 7-2 .... . ............ 50. James, W., 12-1 ............. ......... 1 3. Janaski, C., 7-3 ........ ...-.... 50 . Janaski, J., 12-2 ........ ........ 56 . Jenness, D., fFJ . Jerome, P., 10-C ..... 33. Johnson, C., 12-2 ...... ......... . .. Johnson, D., 9-2 ..... ..............-.--- 3 4. Johnson, J., ll-C ................ 30, 57. Johnson, P., 10-G ..... ....... 3 3. Johnson, T., 9-3 .......... .................-.--- Johnson, V., 12-2 ........ ........ 56 . K Kane, D., 10-C .......,.,........ ........ ........ Kane, M., 9-3 ............ ........... 5 7, Keenan, P., I2-l ,........... 19, 64, Kehr, J., 9-3 ...... ....... ........... . 3 4, Keller, D., tFl .......,.. ...... 1 1, 36 64, Kemmler, M., 7-3 ...... ,.......... ........ Kerlin, B., 7-2 ....,..... .,.........,... ........ Ketaner, J., 9-1 ..,................. 34, 62, Ketaner, J., 12-2 ................ 19, 64, Keuper, R. ,9-2 ......... .........,. 3 4, Kincel, R., 11-C .......... ....... 56 , Kirckhoffer, J., 8-3 ................... 62, Kish, A., 12-l ............................. ..... . . Klepadlo, A., 9-1 ......., 34, 49, 57, Klepadlo, C., 12-2 .................... 19, Klepadlu, V., 7-3 .... ............................ 38 , Klingerman, R., 9-2 ................................ Koch, A., ll-C 30, 52, 53, 57 60 61, Konat, C., 9-2 ................................ 34, Konat, H., 12-2 .................... 20, 56, Koreyva, C., 11-C ..... ................... 3 0. Kostar, R., 12-2 ..... ............... 20 , Kovacs, J., 7-3 ............. ............... 3 8, Kreiser, D., 10-A ........ ............ 5 7, Krysa, M. 11-A ............................ 44, Krogulski, J. .......... ........... 10, 56, LaFerme, R., 9-3 ,............................. .. 34, Landis, R., 7-l ........ 38,50, 55, 58, Lane, B., 10-C ............................. 33, Lasky, E.. s-1 Z ....,...................,................. . Latham, G., 12-l ...... 20, 44, 48, 60, Latham, M., 9-1 ................ 34, 49, Laypo, E., 8-1 ................................ 46. Laypo, R., 7-1 ..... 2332288388322 S22 1 1 1 1 1 1 v 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Lebegern, C., 12-1 ,,........,. 20, 59, 64, Lee, C., 7-3 1,.......1,,.,.,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,1,,1,,, 38 Lee, D., lFJ ....,.........,,,, 11, 35, 42, Lee, N., 10-C ...,..,.. ..,,,.1,,,,,,,, 33 , Lee, P., 10-C .....,,, .... .... 33 , 45 Lee, R., 8-1 .1,,,..,....,.,11, 1.,.,.,,,,,,,, ,.,, Leming, G., ll-G ,,,.,,1 ,,,,,1,,,,1,, ,,,,, Leming, J., 10-A .,,,.. ,,,,,,,,,,, 5 7 Lenox, J., 8-1 ,,..,.,.., ,,.,,,,,,,,,., Lenox, T., ll-A .,,..,.,. ,,,,,1, 3 0, Lippincott, D., 12-2 ....., ,,,.,,...,,,,, 2 1, Lippincott, P., 10-C ..,.,..,..,,,,,,1,,1,,,,,, . 33 Long, W., 8-3 ..... .,.,.. .,.,.... 3 7 , 57, 58 11035, W., I0-A ,..,.. ,,.. . .. 33, 55, 58 Lovett, L., 10-C ............, ..,....,... 33 , 49 Lyon, J. 7-1 .,....,........... ..,. .,...... .,1.,,..... Lyons, J., 10-A ..,......,,......,,,., .... 5 7 M MacNeil, R., 9-1 ,,...,.,..,....,.....,,..,,,...,,,,,... Malmabury, C., 10-C .... 33, 45, 54 56 Malmsbury, C., 10-C ............ 33, 45 Malmsbury, P., 11-C .....,,..... 30, 55 56 Marmi, E.. 12-1 ,.,. 21, 44, 45, 48, 54, 57, 60, 64 Marrazzo, D., 8-2 . ,.,,........,,,....,,,.,. 37 Marrauo, J., 7-1 ...... ,,,,,.,.,.,,..,,, 38 Marschner, T., 8-l .,..,. ...,.,.., . .. . Marshall, C., 9-2 ...,,.... ..,,,,. 3 4, 60 Marshall, J., 7-1 ..,... .......,..,..,,., 3 8 Martin, L., 11-C ...... .... . ,.... 3 0, 55, 56 Martin, N., 7-2 ....... .,.,,.....,,,.... .,,.. Mason, M., ll-C ...,,,. .,,,...,.,.., ..... Mason, P. 7-1 .....,,..... . ,,,.,.,...... 38 Matejnk, E., io-C ,,..,.,.. .,..,., so , 57 Mmjik, J., 9-2 .....,.,,,,. .,,...... 3 4 MmM,i1M ....... ..,...,,.,,..,,. Matinas, J., QF! ...., ....... 1 1, 32 Matthias, E., 7-1 ...... ....,....,. 3 8 Mantis, A., 7-2 .,..,., ,,..,.,.1.,, ,,., Mallis, D., ll-C ,.,,. ,..,,.. 3 0 56 Maurer, C., 11-C . ..... ............,. 3 0 McCall, L., 9-1 ...,,....,...., ................. ...,. McCrane, N., 10-C .................,.......... 54 McCrane, W., 7-3 ,............... 38, 4-5, 57 McDonald, A.. 1FJ ,.,.,,,..... ll. 31, 42, McGarily, J., 8-2 ..,... ,................ 3 7 McCarity, K., 7-3 ,......... ............,. 3 8, McTamney, C., 10-G ....... ......... Meiners, B., 7-2 ............................... 50 Meiners, K., 9-1 ................................ 34 Meitzen, U., 12-1 ........ 21, 45, 54, 57 Meszaros, C., 8-2 ................................ 37 Meyer, R., 11-C .... .............,... Michel, C., 7-l ......... ....... 38 , 61 Michel, R., 11-C ........... .......,................ Middleton, J., 10-C 33, 45, 57, Midwood, J., 7-3 .......... .................. 3 8 Miksitz, M., 7-1 ........ .......... Miller, A., 10-G ..... ........... 3 3, 42 Miller, F., 1 AJ ....... .................. Miller, J., 8-2 ,,....., 37, 55. 56 Miller, J., 10-C ....... ................ ....... Miller, M., 9-2 ...... ........,... 3 4, Mimm, tFJ .......... ...... 1 0. Mock. J., 1FJ Mogle, D., 8-2 ...... Mohr, M., 7-3 ......................... Moore, J.. 11-C Morgan, C., 9-1 Morgan, C.. M1 Morgan, J., 7-3 ............. .. Mosley, E., ll-C Mount. I.. 7-1 li5. 5ifiS3 QIfI 55Q'i63 Nay, J., 7-3 .........,.................. Nemeth E., 10-C Neuman, G.. 12-2 ...... , Neumann, L., 9-1, . ............... Neumann, M., 12-2 .... Nirshl, D.. Nolan. North, Novak, Novak. Ol kea, M.. 12-2 22, 44, . 56. 34, 49. 22, 44, 45, 56, 57 12-1 ...... ...... 11-C 30, 44. 7-1 ............... ...... 10-A 7-3 .................. 11-A 33 .....,...... . 1 1 Oakes, ..,... Olafson, D., 7-2 .,.... Ossman, C., 8-3 ..,.., Ossman, P., 7-2 .. Ossman, S., 8-2 .................................... P Pacillo. J., ll-C .... 30, 46, 50, 57, 38. 38 'i li5 '5iii, 57, 62 481 57 63 22 56 57 38 3 37 'Q 59. 64. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 65 56 38 61 34 57 54 65 55. 68 50 50 37 63 63 57 38 30 66 61 62 21 59 63 38 57 56 62 60 63 43 62 58 33 61 62 69 66 30 63 30 60 62 38 58 7 62 33 59 39 10 63 38 56 34 7 66 30 63 63 33 49, 68 63 54. 58 64 56 57 38 59 61 30 66 50 38 62 63, 66 Parson, A., QFJ ...,....,... 10, Patterson, J., 9-2 ,.,,.....,,...,..,,,..,,,, Paxson, G., 11-C .....,.,, ..,..,. 3 0 Paxson, H., 8-2 ...., , ,...,,,,..,,...,,,,.,, Paxson. R., 12-2 ........ 23, 42 Perry, L., 8-1 ,........,..... Peace, F., Il-G .... Peterson, M., 8-1 ............,,...,.. Peterson, M., 11-A Petrick, B., 8-1 ,,......... Phillips, C., 7-2 ......... Phillips. D., 12-1 ....... . Phillips, J., 11-G ..... ,.,. . .. Phillips, M., 9-2 .......... ...... Phillips, K., 10-C ......,. Picciotti, F., 8-3 ........ Pidcock, L., 7-1 ....... Pierson, B., 9-3 ....... Pierson, J., 12-2 ............,...,,.......... Pietrocarlo, J., 9-2 ........ Platon, B., 7-2 . ........,................. Powell, A., 11-C1 ..,. 30, 42, 43, Preston. C., 7-2 .,......,................. Preston, J.. 8-3 ,,,.,.....,,.......,,,,..... Purdy, R., 7-1 ..,.....,....... R Ray, V., 10-A ,...,.......,.. Reiter, K.. 11-A ....,.... ........ . Reitzle, R., 8-2 .. ................. .. Ricci, N., 7-2 ..,.....,.......,......... Rich. R., 12-1 ..,...., 23, 46, Richie, B., 8-2 .,,.....,........,...., Rigby, J.. 10-C .,....,, Riley, P.. 10-C ...... . Riley, S., 11-C .....,. Roberts, K., 10-C ...... ....... Roberts, M., 8-1 ..,... ...... Roberts, W., 8-2 ........................ Rodenbaugh, C., 12-I ...... 5 Rodenbaugh, J., 8-3 Rogalski. W., 7-1 ............... Rogers, J., 8-1 ........... ....... Rogers, L., 9-3 .......... ...... Rogers, W., ll-A ...,........,... Rohner,D., 10-A ........ 33, 45, Rosati, B., 8-1 ......... Rosati, P., 7-1 ......, Rose, T., 10-C ............ ............ Rosso, M., 11-C ........ ...... . .. 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R., 12-1 ...... Shull, 7-1 ............,. Sinclair, C., 9-3, ....... ......... Sinclair, D., 10-C ...,. ,...... Sinclair, R., 8-3 ,,...,,..,.,,,,,,,,,, Skelton, J., 8-3 .....,,..,,.,,,,,,,, Skelton, J., 9-2 .....,...... 34, Slack, D., 8-2 ................ 37, Slack, M., 8-3 .........,.. . Slack, N., 10-C ..........,..... . Slotterbeck, J., 10-G ....., . Slotterheck, W., 7-1 ........ Solt, B., 12-1 ........ 25, 44, 52, Solt, J., 10-A ......,.....,,.....,,.,..,.,..,..,,. Solt. J., 8-3 ...,...........,.,,....,,,,,,..,,,,,,,., Steele, C., 7-1 ........ Stout, A., 10-C ............ 33, 42, Straszynski, D., 7-2 ,,......,,......,,,...,,,.,. Strunk, B., 7-1 ..,.,., Stone, 9-l ................. Sullivan, R., 8-2 ...... . Sultzbach. L., 8-1 ...... . .......... .. Sultzhach, S., 10-A ......, ..,,,,... Symington, J., 8-3 ............ ...,........ Symington. S., 7-1 ........ ...... . T Talone, D., 12-1 ...... ....... 2 5. Tanzillo, J.. 7-3 ........ .......... Tanzillo. T., 9-3 , ....... .,,........ Tarr. E., 9-2 .......... Taylor, A., 8-1 ..............,..... 37, Taylor, D., 12-2 ........,............ ,. Taylor, J., 9-2 ................ Taylor, P.. I A 1 ....... Taylor, W., lA1 ....... Terry, D., 11-C ........ .. Terry, F., 11-G ....... Terry, K., 8-3 ............ Tettemer, W., 9-2 ........ Thom, S., 9-2 ........ Titus, B., 12-2 ..... Titus, G., 7-3 ......... Titus, M., I0-C ...... Titus, Y., 8-2 ...... Tohm, B., 7-2 ........ Tootell, E., 8-3 .........,. Toth, M. S., 8-3 ,. .... .. Torok, F., lFl .. ................,.... 10, Turner, S., IFJ ..,......... V UIUICII 55133 PREP? uu':',, : .U :5FL' .5155 Henan E.5i: flill il... ls:- 3?-ilf-'53 83?-'?-' QQ!!! 33312. ?E ?f,f,, ' 55, : G. . i m'P ' QF. 1.12 1.1 . 'Pi s i 56's s E is E 1 Q 2 5' PU 9- ... 555533225 1 Z 5 r E isrssssllsrsss , 5 S 5:5355 Vaneekhoven, J., 9-1 ................ Vaneekhoven, W., 12-I ...................... W Walker, J., 7-2 ................ .......... Walsh, Judith, 7-1 ....... ......... Walsh, E., 8-3 ............ ...... Walsh, Jimmy, 9-3 ....... .. ....... .- Waltersdorff, B., 7-3 ........ Walthorn, E., CFD ......... .---.- Wamsley, W., 9-3 ............ ....----.- Watkins, M., IFJ ....... -..--.-.- Way, J., 11-A ............ ------ Weaver, L., 7-1 ....... .- Weaver, J., 10-C ........ Weed, R., ll-A ..... ..-.- ---- Weeks, C., 7-2 ........... ----- - -- Weeks, R., 12-1 ............. ........ White, Doris, 9-l ...............-...-. White, Dorothy, 7-3 ...- ...-.-.- White, R., 12-1 ...........--... 261 61 Wickham, W., 11-C .................... Wilcox, J., 12-2 . ........... 271 46 Winters, Janet, 10-C ..........-...--- Winters, John, 7-2 ....... - ......-..-. Wim-kind, G., 11-A .... 30, 49, wmekand, J.. mm .............. .............. Wittekind, K., 11-A ........ 30. Wood, J., lFl ...........- ---.------ Woodward, B, 7-3 ....... ...........-.... Woodward, S., 12-2 ...... .......... 2 7 Woolley, N., 8-3 ............ -.-.--..-.-- Worrell, G., ll-A ..... ...........-.....--.--.- Young, L., 12-1 .... 27, 54, 56, Yount, B., 11-C ...................-..---.------ Z Zerrenner, W., 10-C ........... ....-.--- Zuczek, R., 7-2 .............- Zuczek, 10-C ............ 1 532535523 2258? Q S 23' ' mi Ni SS 8553, SS'- E w 3 03 1 1 1 1 1 SUMMERSEAT . 4 W. Morrisville has had a long and illustrious history. Men like Robert Morris, the financier of the Revolution, and George Clymer, both of whom signed the Declara- tion of Independence and the Constitution, made their homes here. William Penn selected the area for his great colonial home. And George Washington made his headquarters here prior to the battle of Trenton. In 1687 the river flooded the area and when it subsided it was found that a creek had broken through and isolated a part of Morrisville which came to be known as the Island. This creek provided an excellent source of water power and many new industries grew near the creek. Our closest call to real fame came when Robert Morris sought to make this the capital of the new United States. The result hung in the balance for many months until Alexander Hamilton threw his influence to a more southerly capital and Morris- ville lost in its bid by a mere two votes. Morrisville has found itself on all maps in recent years because of its proximity to the United States Steel Corporation's new Fairless Mill. Siigz THE MORRISVILLE BANK The Friendly Bank MORRISVILLE, PA Member Federal Deposif Insurance Corporafion Best Wishes from UNITED STATES STEEL CORPORATION Falrless Hills, P COMPLIMENTS of TaIone's Gulf Service III WEST BRIDGE STREET and TaIone's Drive-In I05 WEST BRIDGE STREET 32. VULCANIZED RUBBER AND PLASTICS COMPANY RICHFIELD Gasolines-Moior Oils Kerosene QUIET MAY Oil Burners Conversion Burners Warm Air and Boiler- Burner Unils 24-Hour Burner Service FUEL OIL Domes+ic and lndusirial CONSUMERS OIL CORPORATION Phone 4-5353 85l SOUTH WARREN STREET TRENTON. N. J Interior REMODELING C JOHN J. VENDER 308 Hillcresf Avenue Morrisville, Pa. PHONE 5807 MCRRISVI LLE BUSINESS ASSOCIATION SECRETARY'S OFFICE 27 Norfh Pennsylvania Avenue O Morrisville, Pa. Complimenfs of fhe following Business Men who are members Rn E lil S Wg Q' eff of fhe Associafion as of November 24. I953. American Sfores Co. Bucks Counfy Confribufionship Bucks Counfy Farm Dairies Beafrice Shoppe Anfhony Burfon Clover Leaf Dairy Smifh 8: Sweeney Richard Drake, Real Es'I'aI'e Fairless Mofors Harry Filer Family Finance Grim, Cadwallader, Darlingfon 8: Clarke Wm. G.'HowelI 8: Son Co. J. Allen Hooper King Supply Co. Kendrick Producfs Kane's 5 8: I0 L 8: G Elecfric Co. Lewis Esso Sfafion Lou's Barber Shop Morrisville Bank Morrisville Taxi Monroe Loan Sociefy Morrisville Floral Gardens Clifford C. Nelson Wm. Burgess, Jr., Real Esfafe Rue's Tavern Rednor 8: Kline Simpson Chevrolef Thomas B. Sfockham, Inc. SI'acy's 5 8: I0 Trenfon Lighfing Sfudios Unifed Cuf Rafe Wamsley Ponfiac Jack Nafhan Men's Shop David Talone Gulf Service Eve's Shoppe Unifed Sfeel Workers of America Burns Pharmacy Makefield Co. Lincoln Loan Service SuIIy's Luncheonelfe Morrisville Delicafessen Gregory's IOuflef Sforel Jesse M. Hunf Tangenf Tool Pryors Drug Sfore Alexander's Bar 8: Grill Morrisville Gardens James McGarify, Jr. Charles Beaufy Shop Morrisville Tile 8: Floor Covering Marfyn Mofors Smith-Sweeney, Inc DODGE - PLYMOUTH 24 W. Bridge S+. Morrisville, Penna. TELEPHONE 7I68 Modern - High Speed Delaware River Crossings Belween Pennsylvania and New Jersey Trenfon, N. J.- Morrisville, Pa. Bridge U. S. Rouie No. I Easron, Pa.- Phillipsburg, N. J. Bridge U. S. RouI'e No. 22 Por+Iand, Pa.-Columbia, N. J. Bridge U. S. Rouie No. bll -N. J. Roule No. 8 Delaware Wafer Gap Bridge U. S. Roule No. bl I -N. J. Roule No. 8 Milford. Pa.-Moniague. N. J. Bridge U. S. Roufe No. 209-206 DELAWARE RIVER JOINT TOLL BRIDGE COMMISSION MORRISVILLE, PA. PHILLIPSBURG. N. J. BRISTOL PACKING CO. cusrom CANNERS Have Your Own Fruiis and Vegefables Canned as You Like Them YOU BRING IT-WE CAN IT We Also Can for lnsI'iI'uI'ions in No. IO Cans 'FOSTER AVE. OFF MAGNOLIA RD.-BRISTOL TERRACE RESIDENCE PHONE- LANGHORNE 2782 BUSINESS PHONE-BRISTOL 8-3922 ON FOR MORRISVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Heeriiesi' congrafulafions Io I'he Ediiors and Sheff of 'I'he I954 Roberl' Morris from Ihe Band Boosrers Associafion of I'he Morrisville High School Bancl. MEETINGS: THIRD TUESDAY OF EACH MONTH MORRISVILLE PARENTJEACHER ASSOCIATION Bringing in+o closer releiion rhe home and +he school ihai' parenfs and ieech- ers may cooperafively secure 'For every child fhe highesf advanfages in physical, meniel, social and spiriiual educaiion. Membership is e PriviIege BRIDGE GRILL Joseph Rech I PHILA. AVE. MORRISVILLE. PA PHONE 3977 Builder and Mason Confracfor WM. WOODWARD, JR. MORRISVILLE, PA. PHONE 5440 ALLEN 81 HURLEY Ulq pic issued TILIV IUICN Wholesale Disl'ribu+ors RADIO .... TELEVISION .... PARTS 23 Soufh Warren Sfreei' Trenfon IO. N. J. PHONE 3-0386 COMPLIMENTS OF C KING FARMS CO. Morrisville, Pa. RON DAVIS PHONE 2888 BUCKS COUNTY ENGINEERING CO. Combinaiion Windows - Doors Jalousies Porch Enclosures 27 N. PENNA. AVE. MORRISVILLE, PA. Hendricks Brothers ROOFING AND SHEET METAL CONTRACTORS Residenfial and IncIus1'riaI Sheer Mefal Work Mefal and Composi+ion Roofing Office and Shop 82I CEDAR STREET BrisI'oI, Penna. PHONE BRISTOL 2422 X Z X PHOTO SHOP WV! X I w m nv 'D 'F I an 3 o 4 an Q I-ff' W cn ao 'O' X I 2 Trenfon, N. J. Martyn Motors QUALITY ENGINE REBUILDERS III W. Bridge Sf. Morrisville PHONE 2500 WILLIAM J. TALONE Bulldozing Service PHONE 3I63 -9855 6I9 Coleman Ave. Morrisville, Pa OFFICE FURNITURE Disfribufors of ART METAL STEEL FURNITURE Files - Safes - Shelving - Loclrers Posf Index Visible Equipmenf Leopold Execufive Office Furnifure Gunloclce Wood and Upholsfered Chairs Harfer Posfure Chairs and Indusfrial Seafing Office Safes and Vaulf Doors Filing Supplies Commercial Sfafionery PALMER TROUT 81 CO. TRENTON 5-636I I040 SOUTH CLINTON AVE. TRENTON, N. J. 5 if' Q Risk To the GRADUATE of I954 I do noi' know benealh wha? sky Nor on whai seas shall be Ihy fare I only know if shall be high I only know ii' shall be greal' LOCAL I23 U.R.C.L.P.W.A. C.I.O. MORRISVILLE, PENNA. Uniled Au'I'omobiIe, Aircraff, AgricuI'I'uraI Implemenl Workers of America IUAW-CIOI DEMOCRACY is worm-I FIGHTING Fon GREETINGS TO THE CLASS OF I954 OF THE MORRISVILLE HIGH SCHOOL FROM LOCAL NO. I30, UAW-CIO Servicing Employees of Kaiser Melal Producls I608 FARRAGUT AVENUE BRISTOL. PENNSYLVANIA John Dou herly, Presideni' Philip Waiers, Trusiee Anihony Niciols, Vice Presiclenf Daniel McDevi+, Trusfee Thomas Minifri. Recording Secrefary Dominick Roberro, Trusiee Alfred Cordisco, Financial Secreiary Joseph Gallagher. Sergeani'-a+-Arms Jerome Horfon, Treasurer Paul Tomlinson, Guide FIVE MEMBERS OF THE EXECUTIVE BOARD AT LARGE Frank Flaich-John Ferry-Andy Andrews-Edward Feehan-Wm. Sfockfon COMPLIMENTS OF The Mokefield Co. Realtors 82 NORTH PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE Morrisville, Pa. Complimenls of ROBERTSON MANUFACTURING COMPANY I KANE'S Sc TO 51.00 STORE Morrisville's Junior Dept Sfore Fon rn-as sesr sn-:ov AT sues BABYLAND William I. Murphy FUNERAL HOME 4l Wesl' Trenfon Avenue Morrisville Phone 7922 In nothing do men more nearly approach the goals than in giving health to men -Cicero JOHN M. BURNS CLASS OF 'za PHARMACIST Dick Maffezzoli, Custom Tailor READY MADE SUITS Dry Cleaning ancl Alterations PHONE 2467 556 N. PENNA. AVE. Morrisville, Pa. NORTHWEST AUTO DRIVING SCHOOL I0 Washington St. Morrisville, Pa. PHONE 2369 Open All Year LEARNER'S PERMITS OPERATOR'S LICENSE TITLES AUTO TAGS 24 Hour Service Notary Public Present at All Times Starter and Generator Service EXPERIENCED REBUILDER Repair All Makes and Models Armatures Rewound-All Malres OPEN 8 A.M. TO 6 P.M. 273 Harrison Ave. Morrisville, Pa. PHONE 74-7589 NIGHT CALLS 74-7589 I l Custom Oil Burner Co HEATING ELECTRICAL WIRING PLUMBING JOHN FELLNOR Phone Morrisville 7290 ANTHONY FELLNOR Phone Trenron 6-930I DISLER'S GULF SERVICE 80I Parkway Ave. Trenion N. J. PHONE 5-9822 COMPLIMENTS OF Tangent Tool Mfg. Co. J. S. FOOSE Self Service Marker MEATS - PRODUCE - GROCERIES FROZEN FOODS FRESH FISH 353 W. Bridge SI. Phone 5597-9887 Morrisville, Pa. 0 .Q 'N L .. ffm as 3.3. . , as I Mk O' WORLD BOOK ENCYCLOPEDIA Firsi' Choice of American Schools and Libraries LESTER C. NOECKER, Represenhfive COMPLIMENTS OF Hohwieler Rubber Co. MORRISVILLE, PA. YARDLEY PHARMACY Prescripiions - Drugs LuncheoneH'e FREE DELIVERY YARDLEY 2703 Manufacfurer of Foam Rubber ProcIuc'l's CARTEX CORPORATION Chair Cushions, Pillows, MaH'resses BRISTOL PIKE MORRISVILLE, PA. SIMPSON CHEVROLET 222 East Bridge Street Morrisville, P At Lower Bridge Approach Phone Morrisville 7l84 Official Inspection Station 8499 Penn Valley Constructors, Inc. BUILDERS - DESIGNERS - MORTGAGEES 20 North Pennsylvania Avenue Morrisville Pa. Fairless Motors Company AUTOMOBILES I06 W. Bridge St. Phone 2837 Morrisville, Pa. Phone 7806 Greenlee 6' Son CONTRACTORS Excavating and Grading Trucking 64 HARRISON AVE. MORRISVILE. PA. B AMICO SAND and GRAVEL CO. Tyburn Road Morrisville, Pa. Complimenis of MORRISVILLE ESSO STATION Joe DAVIS noN GREENLEE I06 Easi' Trenion Ave. Morrisville. Pa. PHONE 9804 TrenI'on's Only Mufual Savings Bank THE TRENTON SAVING FUND SOCIETY I23-l25 Easl' Slaie Sfreel' Member Federal Deposii Insurance Corpora+ion Coal Chariered I844 il Burner Service Fuel Oil O PENN-JERSEY COAL COMPANY Chambers Sfreel ai' Delmorr Avenue Morrisville Phon Morrisville, Pa. e 7955 Trenion Phone 74-7955 MORRISVILLE CLEANERS PHONE 3845 in I l 1 1 COMPLIMENTS OF The Pennsbury Development Co. FALLSINGTON. PA. PHONE 7 I 04 CHARLES GALAMBOS AND SON Top Soil Phone 3464 Morrisville, Pa. Qualify Carbonafed Beverages Wholesale - Refail C. RUSSELL STILWELL 81 SON I25 SO. LAFAYETTE AVE. MORRISVILLE. PENNA. PHONE 3254 PROFESSIONAL PAGE Dr.Theodore A. Hansen Dr. Thaddeus B. Fowler Dr. Hans B. Brolinson Dr. John R. WiH'elxind Dr. Harold J. Robinson Dr. Eugene Slriclclin Dr. Boyd H. EH'enger Dr. Millon Canler Dr. Rudolph A. Komarelx Dr. John F. Diesel Dr. Ralph M. Fox Dr. James M. Klenl: Dr. Theodore R. Cohen Cur-Fin and Heefner l Z l iv- PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Ames Mr. and Mrs. Maflhew Marlin Mr. and Mrs. Lesfer McGaril'y Mr. and Mrs. Mason Weed Bob and Diclc Mr. and Mrs. George Sieele Mr. and Mrs. H. Taylor Evelyn and Bill Mr. and Mrs. John Soll' Mr. and Mrs. A. Gibson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bigley James Fodor Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Fielding Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Nirshl Mr. Maihew Kearney Caihy and Dave Harlman Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Disler Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Felsburg Leon Bilbee, Jr. Dee and Charlie Mr. and Mrs. James H. Broolxs Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy J. Burns Mr. and Mrs. Rober Hayes Mr. William Provosf Mrs. Gerrrude Provos+ Mr. and Mrs. Leon Widmann Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. Bunfing Mr. and Mrs. Raymond R. Buniing Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Burgess Mr. and Mrs. George A. Young Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kise Ru+h Hobbs Mr. John Reufer Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Rodenbaugh Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Tilus Mr. and Mrs. Roberf L. Allshouse Mr. and Mrs. Clarence O. Paxson Mr. and Mrs. J. G. LippincoH' Dollie and Johnnie Mr. and Mrs. Franl: Cowell Nancy and Willie Mr. and Mrs. Clinion O. Deifrick Mr and Mrs. C. Wilcox Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Alfred P. Neuman Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Neumann Mr. and Mrs. William Pierson Mr. and Mrs. Marlin Rushinslci Luc Mr. Mr. Mr. ie and Slim and Mrs. John W. Kosfar and Mrs. John H. Lebegern and Mrs. John Kish Mr. and Mrs. Hans Meiizen Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ma+e'ilr Mr. and Mrs. Waller Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Felix Marini Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Dreisbach The Doozies Mr. and Mrs. Edward Janaslri Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Keianer King Supply Co. MORRISVILLE, PA. Compliment of WM H FULPER Inc Appraisers Realiors Ins rance ndusfrlal and Commercial Locahons Dishnchve fown and couniry homes in hlsfornc Mercer and Bucks Counhes 300 WEST STATE STREET TRENTON N J PHONE 4 534l U I . . Morfage Banking COMPLI MENTS OF LEONARD LEVIN CLASS OF 1947 24 HOUR TOWING SERVICE PISCOPO BROS. GENERAL AUTO REPAIRS DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE Wrighi' and Hall Ave. Morrisville, Pa. PHONE 3044 Body and Fender Repairs Auio Refinishing PHILIP S SLACK AND COMPANY Mecha nIcaI ConI'rac'I'ors OIL BURNERS HEATING SYSTEMS PLUMBING AIR CONDITIONING 74 Parker Ave Trenfon 9 N J Phone 3-4525 Ame can PHONE 23I2I Tm, ,,, ALS COMMUNITY MARKET MICHELLE LUGGAGE SHOP R D , Mo, me c LUGGAGE OF DISTINCTION Dealer for Amel Earharf Wh fe Sfar SIIYW Y lbl Easi Fronf Sheer Tr Mon Ne Jersey PENNSBURY POTTERY Rei'aII Sales a+ Faciory Tyburn Road TELEPHONE MORRISVILLE 5829 MorrIsvIIIe P PHONE 9803 Fa ms Da ry Producfs PHONE 7648 HUNT S STATIONERY AND TOY STORE Sfahonery Greehng Cards Toys School Supplles Parker SI and 2I Pens and Pencils I8 E BRIDGE ST MORRISVILLE ri , ri r IN . ' ' I , .I Q. Samsonifg Specializing in Bucks Couniy I r i a e , w I Pryor's Pharmacy THE STORE THE DOCTOR RECOMMENDS Phone 74I6 WOLFS RADIO 8: TELEVISION Radios Television and EIecI'rlcaI Appliances PHONE 6-8976 802 STUYVESANT AVE Complumenis of JUNIE 8: JODIE Infanis and ChlIcIren s Wear TOTS TO TEENS Ie P Ph e 324 CompIlmen+s of CADWALADER M BOND Noiary Public I I ' I 4I0 So. Pennsylvania Ave. Morrisvil, a. on 2 MORRISVILLE DELICATESSEN I8 E. Bridge S+. COLD CUTS - DELICIOUS SALADS Free Delivery Phone 5568 CompIimen'l's of MORRISVILLE OIL CO. HARRY F. CHRIST, Owner Com plimenis of CHARLES BEAUTY SHOPPE CAPITOL VIEW DELICATESSEN SeaI+esI Ice Cream Open Un+iI I0 p.m. Daily 449 N. Pennsylvania Ave. DAVE MILLER-Prop. SNYDER'S SPORT CENTER IO7-I09 Perry Sfreel' Trenlon. N. J. SCHOOL SWEATERS-JACKETS GYM CLOTHES Phone 2-4059 TOMLlNSON'S VARIETY SHOP 57 No. Pennsylvania Ave. HOUSEWARES-TOYS SCHOOL SUPPLIES Phone 2306 O'BOYLE'S ICE CREAM Brisfol Pilze and Green Lane BRISTOL. PENNA. CLUB DELMORR BAR AND emu. 2I5 Phila. Ave. Morrisville, Pa. l l CARUSO - GREEN STORE Meafs - Produce - Groceries FREE DELIVERY 830 Soufh Pennsylvania Ave. Phone 9878 Open Sundays Phone 2-6432 COHEN S TUXEDO PARLOR Dress Suufs for All Occasions To Hire Palace Theafer Bulldnng Represenfed by Bruccolerl Bros I85 S Broad SI' Trenfon N J GOULD'S MARKET Fancy Meals, Produce and Groceries Phone 5582 I7 W. Hendrickson Ave. Morrisville, Pa. EVE S SHOPPE SMARTEST smes Misses and Junior Apparel 69 Nor'I'h Pennsylvania Ave Phone ZI43 PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION Courses in Accounlancy, Journalism Secrelarial Science, Social Secrefarial Commercial Teaching, Finance Business Adminislrafion Medical Secreiarial B. S. and A. A. Degrees Calalogue Free on Requesl RIDER COLLEGE Founded l865 Trenfon, N. J. Phone 9867 CAPITOL VIEW BARBER SHOP 50I Norlh Pennsylvania Ave. Corner Hendrickson Ave. GRADUATES OF BARBER SCIENCE l 1 I , Phone 3469 HUNT PRINTING COMPANY Commercial Prinlers Raised LeHer Wedding lnvilaiions 2I Chambers S'I'reeI' Morrisville. Pa. Television Radios Ranges Washerf Refrigeraiors Lighiing Fixiures Every+hing Elecfrical for +he Home we seavlce WHAT we SELL TRENTON LIGHTING 4l6 S. Pennsylvania Avenue Morrisville, Penna. Morrisville 747 I Phones: Day, 74-3l96: Nighl, 557l MlKE'S AUTO SERVICE Tune-up - lgnilion Specialisl' Molor Overhaul Wrecker and Towing Service Penna. Official lnspeciion Sla. No. 8458 III-I I3 W. Bridge S+.. Morrisville. Pa. Complimenls of MORRISVILLE MEMORIAL POS NO. 6l76 Velerans of Foreign Wars PENN DECORATING COMPANY Decoraiors of Fine China 627 Baller Ave. Morrisville. Pa. PHONE 5644 Clarence Alderfer, Owner CONROY MOTORS, INC. Lincoln - Mercury B35 W. BRIDGE ST. Morrisville, Pennsylvania COMPLIMENTS ACME MARKET DRINK MORE MILK GASPER'S CompIe+e Line of Elecfrical Appliances Television Service and Insfallaiions Phonograph Records- Hunfing and Fishing Equipmenf HOBBY SUPPLIES I4 S. PENNSYLVANIA AVE. R li P ' I ear o ryors Drug Sforel MORRISVILLE. PA. Morr. 775I J. ALLEN HOOPER Funeral Chapel 45 N Penne A enue Mo rsvlle Pe na Licensed In New Jersey PHONE MORRISVILLE 74 7725 Pennsylvania New Jersey SI'a+e Supervised Chicks Officially Blood Tesfed WHlTE'S HATCHERY 5l8 Crown Sfreef Morrisville, Pa. BENHAM'S PAINTS Duponf-Pra'H and Lamberf-Solfo ACE BEDDING 63 N Penne Ave Bedd ng Dlrecf from Our Fac'I'ory Complefe Line of Furn lure PHONE MORRISVILLE 5590 MORRISVILLE FURNITURE CO MILLER HEATING AND EQUIPMENT CO Your Cerfified Lennox Dealer Furnace lns+alIa'l'ions and Wallpapers Repairs S h I+! d I . l Gas-Coal-Oil c u an mpena C ' d C I ' A' 53 N. Penna. Ave. Phone 3093 amer an ' oo all. lr Condrlioning PHONE 5274 I04 W. BRIDGE ST. MORRISVILLE. PA. Besl' Wishes INGOT TAVERN DOROTHY LEE FLOWER SHOP MRS. EVA R. BLAKE, Presidenf 60I Edgewood Ave. Trenion 8. N. J. PHONE 2-5l I6 STACY'S 51 TO SI.00 STORE I Heaquarlers for i Clover Leaf Nylon S'Iar Rug Yarn Dawn Kni'I'Iing Worsled J. P. Coales, Clarlxes, Gem and Daisy Crochel Co'H'on PURCELL'S SHOE STORE Good Oualiiy Shoes For Ihe Whole Family I2 S. WARREN ST. TRENTON, N. J. Bes+ Wishes BILL AND STELL Serving Yardley and Lower Makefield MORRISVILLE TAXI SERVICE INC. Phone Morrisville 5555 for 24 Hour Service MORRISVILLE MUSIC CENTER 24 Cox Ave. Morrisville, Pa. Insirumenial lns'I'ruc'Iion Privaie Lessons Name Band lnslrumenls Open Evenings Phone Morrisville 2640 If No Answer Trenlon 4-6769 NICHOLAS BASENKO - Direcior WILLIAM G. KELLY Real Es'I'aI'e and Insurance 30 EAST FRANKLIN STREET MORRISVILLE, PA. PHONE 3028 Radios-Television-Washers SinIrs-Ranges-Re+rigera+ors Room Air Condi+ioners L 8: G ELECTRIC CO. ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Phone 7567 35 E. Bridge S+. Morrisville, Pa. Com pIimen+s of W B U D mo ON Youn DIAL Xe. JOHN B. TETTEMER FUEL OIL HuImeviIIe, Pa. Phone 6492 it WALTER H. SCHULTZ PONTIAC I6-20 Passaic S+ree+ Tren+on, 8 N. J. Where Service Has Sold Thousands WaI+er H. SchuI+z Phone 6I54I WAMSLEY PONTIAC E. Bridge S+. and Delmorr Ave Morrisville, Pa. PHONE 7245 ALEXANDER RUBBER CO.. INC. 20 Eas+ Fron+ S+ree+ Tren+on 8, N. J. Rubber Flooring-A SpeciaI+y Telephone 9875 ROBERT MORRIS HOTEL CocIr+aiI Lounge and Dining Room Rooms by Day or Week I+aIian-A merican Food Promp+ and Cour+eous Service Ca+ering +o Banque+s-Wedding-Par+ies, E+c. 50-52 E. Bridge S+. Morrisville, Pa. I CompIimen+s of SAWYER'S DEPARTMENT STORE 4,1 Men's Wear Boys' Wear BYER'S Work Clo+hes - Camping Supplies Army and Navy Supplies School Sweaiers and Jaclcefs l27 N. BROAD ST. PHONE 2-7049 TRENTON. N. J. T I 1 Phone 3-4520 STEEL'S FLORAL Flowers by Sieel Will Always Appeal 727 Soufh Broad S+ree+ Trenion, N. J. DlCK'S HOBBY SHOP 243 Sfocizham Ave. Morrisville, Pa A Compleie Line Of Trains. Planes. Boais and Accessories Lebegern and Trout PHOTOGRAPHERS Phone Morrisville 3339 7920 Phone Morrisville 3286 JOHN J. RESO FINE WATCH REPAIRING JEWELRY-WATCHES-DIAMONDS SILVERWARE ll E. Bridge, Opp. The Bank Morrisville, P Phone 7575 MORRISVILLE FLOWER GARDENf D. Confurso 8: Son Flowers For All Occasions 509 W. Bridge S+. Morrisville, Pa The Friendly Place +o Shop BEATRICE SHOPPE Woman's Apparel EAST BRIDGE ST. MORRISVILLE, PA. Opposife 'l'he Banlr PHONE 345i Open Thursday and Friday Evenings JAKE'S DOGGIE HOUSE Burlrs Charcoal Dogs 2 S. DELMORR AVE. MORRISVILLE. PA. CAMPBELL'S GULF SERVICE III E. Trenfon Ave. Morrisville, Pa. Complimenfs of Factor's Store I COMPLIMENTS OF Oven Bake Shop l2I N. Broad S+. Trenfon, N. J. Phone 4-8435 MORRISVILLE BAKERY 343 Wesf Bridge Sf. JPEN SUNDAY-CLOSED MONDAY Phone 385I CENTRAL QUALITY MARKET Qualifm Mea+s and Provisions W olesale and Reiail Also . . . Self-Service Groceries I7 Easi Bridge Sf., Morrisville, Pa. Opposi+e Bank Phone 3309 lil' Complimenfs of UNITED CUT RATE STORE 29 E. Bridge Sfreef Morrisville, Pa. Levinson Bros., Props. Complimenis of RICKERT NURSERIES Morrisville-Yardley Road MORRISVILE. PA. PHONE 7I9I Complimenls of CHARLES F. PROVOST 432 Siockham Ave. Morrisville. Pa. Phone 5600 REPRESENTATIVE Mefropolifan Life Insurance Company iq f' i ' PENN-JERSEY BUSINESS MACHINE co. ' New and Used Typewrirers SI'ancIard and PorI'abIe X 1,1 1 Qu S+uden+ Discounrs 2I W. PHILADELPHIA AVE. IBrisI'oI Pike-Roufe I3I MORRISVILLE 2334 MORRISVILLE LIONS CLUB f ' 'X 'I' if Xfsl? N A11O'T,,f ,N I X, K , h , 6, J' -XY' I 9- MORRISVILLE. PENNSYLVANIA PHONE 5787 JACK NATHAN Jock's Men's Shop 32 EAST BRIDGE ST. MORRISVILLE. PA. Na+ionaIIy Adverrised Brands Men's Furnishings Spor'I'swear - JacIceI's Work Clorhes Work and Dress Shoes Compliments of FRITZ DINER, INC. S+yle Leaders ARROW AND VAN HEUSEN SHIRTS - TIES -SPORTSWEAR I CIDTHII S. Broad and Facfory Sfreeis TRENTON GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES J. P. Cunningham HARDWARE - PITTSBURGH PAINTS 522 N. Pennsylvania Ave. Morrisville, Pennsylvania Phone 74I3 Easy Parking f . llrllfk ll 3- I .gi , ,,f YQ,- SINCE fm' laa9 'ul KE RNS BEVERAGE E. L. KERNS CO. Trenton, Roberl Morris Phofographers SARONY STUDIOS l3I6 WaInu+ Sfreei Philadelphia. Pa. Complimenis of THE BOYD SYSTEM INCORPORATED Morrisville, Pa. Besf Wishes The MAJORE'l'TES EMELIE MARINI. Drum Mafor Nancy McCrane Joyce Saxion Shirley Riley Dolores Smi'I'h Carol Malmsbury Claire Malmsbury Kaiherine Hludzinslzi Arlene Seman Complimenfs of THE SENIOR CHEERLEADERS Doris Rohner Carol Rodenbaugh Bunny Solf Janice Moore Karin Wilfelcind Susan Connor Gail Wi'H'eI:ind Adele Koch Carol Hughes Sandy Fosfer ETON SHOP I5 N. Broad SI. Trenron MEN'S WEAR BOYS' WEAR MORRISVILLE MOTORS Body, Fender and Painring Service Aufhorized Pennsylvania SI'aI'e Inspecrion SI'a+ion James Aversano, Prop. Phone 5367 1 1 PHONE: OFFICE 73I3 BUCKS COUNTY FARMS DAIRIES Pasreurized Milk and Cream Co'H'age Cheese - BuH'ermiIIc - BuI'I'er Orange and Lemon Drink MORRISVILLE, PA. ESSO LEWIS SERVICE Il5 E. Bridge SI. Morrisville. Pa. A Tum 74910-nada on YIIAIIOOK Cou ' .nBHulE:JAi5lxIl:m.1hldfaaA2ai .JANPQF ' S'-K than x ii 15 . Q' qw? QNX I XX, BOB ADRIENNE MARYANN RITA ROC .IAN RAE SIS KAY DICK DIS JOAN ,IOHNNIE GIBBY JACK CABBY BILL JOAN CHALY VIRGINIA PAT BLACKIE HUNK CHET u HENRY UTAH HAMBONE LI-IB DOLLIE ENIE sw' fy ww , .1 -T, fiflii 74eS' Www MONDAY, April 5 7:32-Left Morrisville. 10:20-Arrived Washington. Had picture taken. Registered at hotel. 12:15-Luncheon at the hotel. 1:00-Left for Capitol Building, Folger Shakespeare Library, United States Supreme Court, Washington Monu- ment. 6:15-Dinner at the hotel. 7:30-Left for Ford's Theater, Cinerama. TUESDAY, April 6 7:30-Breakfast ... ...e hotel. 8:00-Left for Bureau of Engraving and Printing, Smithsonian Institution, National Gallery of Art, White House. 12:00-Luncheon at the hotel. 1:00-Left for National Cathedral, National Zoological Park, Franciscan Monas- tery. 6:15-Dinner at the hotel. 7:30-Left for Jefferson and Lincoln Me- morials, Swimming, Ice Show. ii. AN. 5 A' si rf 'pu- '1 x pfuZ,, WEDNESDAY, April 7 Breakfast Free time for shopping. 12:00-Luncheon at the hotel. 1:00-Left for Arlington National Cemetery and the Tomb of the Unknown Sol- dier, Alexandria, Mount Vernon, Washington National Airport. 5:30-Arrived at Union Station. 6:00-Left for Morrisville. Dinner in dining car en route. 0:08-Arrived in Morrisville. t !,i if ff' ,. lg I , and 7, 7954 ROGER SMITH HOTEL Chaperones: Miss Margaret Watkins Mrs. George Keller Horace Hutchison James E. Wood E. L. Caum Railroad Representative Clifford MacMullen ma. 'S 5 i mf - 3 I N S lx E 'yr ROGER IMITH M., Qu.. v'W'7VTQC7?'?l 'G'U'IllF : .v'nwv.f ..fW'if'1dvIYQ,.- W, 4 -' 'fir ' Wi A :Q ,-.mm f - an ' 1' 1 Q ' . 5 551. 1 , V5 5 w .Q f x wr V R5 ni S 1 e A s 5 Yi fl 'aw Na S h I l a I -A ik. K Q: AV ,, 0 i was A .5 , ,X A ,,,,-f' v .34 yi.: lr V ,.. .v 1 3 , kj 'sv 55535 Q l N Q ann..-0. 1 r, Qi ,figs Q. ,n xx H---..-......, THF 11Al'l'l'0l. lIl1AINlLINlL THE UIZARII 0662 , 4 , I mu! 12115: H1 ll -L Ael. ,an ,-4l'37z NlUl'N'I' vl-:mm Hemi 'HHS nr-:uc T' VHE ms wAsHlM:'mN's 'rmm A 4? W na. , .. T HUUIH IINYIICS WF if , - x . R MIKE VARSITY First row: J. Fowtvr and C. Davin, S1-vond row: R, We-ml, F. l'e-su-. F. Te-rry, C. I.:-lwge-rn, R. Rich, J. Vlfilcux. R. Ile-nsor, F. Caruso. Third Y row: M. lfappivlln, E. Allison. ,l. Pavittn, U. Halwl, lf. Carman. A. lowf-ll, R. lin-we-r and Mr. Davie-s. if . afar. 'ff ,IIXI ' , W YN A . 1IHARl.Il'I . 5 I Q . . , V M f ZLLL WK bkb. ., t kA . Q Y V L' , XX . V PV . MX jf. 1 ! 1 ' EQ- , Qulqb - M .... 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AXA I Al,lslr2 JACK U mf: PAT ALEXANDER MvlJONALD ROBERT MIMM -HM Cvllfh junior High ffmzrlx I NED ,gan--f ww- f- ',.-sr-- A- , ,M k ,.o- ' ,,.,-.-'-' --'- ' ,,...-P' M.-M-'- ' 7 ,,.....-- ,,,,,.....- LOU nv ,,w.-wwf ,aiin RALPH JOE 'fe Www ALBERT J I M A Y SS NIORHISVILIJC AND HER lIOUR'l ' NISUROIEKLII X0l l'H lI0l1N1IIl. 77Zofn64a6Zle 7 X04 - 7 954 7 5 054 Hnadaezeazy 77Z4q 2 - X, 7 9 5 4 MURHISVll,l.E HIGH SCHOOL Sf'r1'f's Irs Clllllflllllliifn HI S HUNUK SPICAKS I S0l.FX1Nl,N SWK-1AR 'Til-I'I l'lNlL OUT THE V 0TF 'iw 1 1 A , 7' 4.52-7f I: 's . Avy Daacea SENIOR PROM A Little Bit of Heaven JUNIOR PROM HFar Away Places SOPHOMORE SOCIAL Rhapsody in Blue l MRS, CATHERINE RUTHERFORD ...J. ?.'2:..,. MRS. ESTHER HAWKINS On Sabbatifal Leave During Our Senior Year. Received Her Master's Degree s 4' 'K .fx fxfhi if 1 MRS. MARGARET SMITH Serretary to the Prinvipal Se-rretary to the Superintendent f-YS' ' CHARLES W. HABEL Custodian ROBERT- A. HABEL Head Custodian 1 MRS. EVA CINCEL Custodian 74- Q... THORWALD LAWRENCE Custodian ' f StIH0l,ARSHlI' WINNERS MORRlSVlI,.LE f--f A MURAII' l'arent-'l'eaehers Association l'areiit-'l'eueliers Association Morrisville Teueliers Association junior Yvoinanis Cluli Veterans of Foreign Wars Allll'I'il'HlI Legion Auxiliary American. Legion American Legion Band Boosteris Assoeiation Morrisville Wtlll13Il.S Cluh 'l'lllC l'H0tIESSl0NAl. 1 6606 ANNUAL AWARDS Home E!.'0f10lI1il'S , Kathryn UeFazio Photography , Charles Lehegern Scholarship Rae Frances Bunting Scholarship , Rae Frances Bunting Prohlenzs of Uemocraey Rae Frances Bunting Americanism , Carol Rofienhaugh Alnerieariisni Rieharrl Rich Essay Rita Bouhoulis Bam! Richard Rich iMf1lhf?IIl!1fl'CS Rita Bouhoulis OUR GUESTS ARRIVIT' I u Stl 'TNIORRlSVlI.I.EAAI'AS'I' AND l'RESEN'I ' Ul'R UI-'I-'ItIERS I. lmslif' xwvllili I. 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