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

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1957 volume:

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The presenT building was compleTed in T924 The Harper Avenue vving was added in T927 and in T930 The building was broughT up To daTe Through The addiTion oT The Legion Avenue vving and The gym- nasium. Tn T93T The renovaTion of SummerseaT gave The school a caTeTeria, home economics rooms, medical rooms and also The oTTices of The SuperinTendenT oT Schools. f. TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedicariorw Admmmrafron Semors Underclassmen Achvmes Sports Informals Sponsors Oi L- 'W FORE WORD The Class of 1957 as proud to present thus record of nts sensor year Every effort has been put forth to make the story as complete as possuble Thus Includes plans for a Summer Supplement which vve vvull publush follovvlng our graduation Morrlsvrlle as centrally located rn an area experlenclng tremendous commerclal lndustrlal and resldentlal growth For thus reason vve have selected a modern theme and srncerely hope our yearbook rs as successful as the eughteen vvhlch have preceded at THE CLASS OF 1957 l v,v,,.., K 1: I. X I ,xl-If A I s. in . X -nl , . 5f ' M? l 4 32,2 uw, 'rap I , lr WNFQR M 9- A 4,x5.Nu Y fx 3 , xx 1' xi Q. i 1 Q ,Magi Y A , L f 2' Q J , ' I I 5 1 1 1 r 3 1 f ', H, . , ww? , Eli? 5 'E H ,ws I ,329 YL , - - , ,hvvvvv , -134QdzgQHEQ , - , x ,iwtlb A s Y: ,A . .xi I . . J- . -A Lxlll IM-N W' -IW. 1 RL!! m . QWLY f Lilfll a A?ldl !. Iilil- - 'Lili LN ILIDII F Eflllll ran1u-1 X n -31 V fzwaulz rvwmuh rf wus! '37 Exim 'Aman 'xmas Univ vii 'wi' 1 Z' All N.H . .54- 1 H N . 4 N1 OUR SCHOOL DISTRICT CASE SCHOOL Erected in 1894, the Case School once served as both elementary and high school. Now used solely as an elementary school, the building is soon to be aban- doned in favor of a more modern school. MANOR PARK SCHOOL This elementary school was erected in 1924 in Morrisville's Fourth Ward. Re- cently the construction of an addition to the building made several new class- rooms and an all-purpose assembly room available to the students of that section of town. CAPITOL VIEW SCHOOL The first Capitol View School was erected during World War I and was torn down after the Second World War. It was recently replaced by the modern elementary school shown here and also used for locker room space for our ath- letic teams. 1' On Augusf 6 1956 Morrusvulle Hugh School losT a beloved and respecfed Teacher KaTherune A HasTon who dued aTTer a shorT ullness Born on May 16 1898 Mrs HasTon was graduaTed from ST John s Hugh School un PuTTsTon Pa and Then Trorn The Maryvvood of Pennsylvanua From 1919 unTul 1926 she was a Teacher un The Jenkuns Tovvnshup Hugh School and un 1926 she was named pruncupal of ThaT school a posuTuon she held unTul 1929 In 1950 she uouned our TaculTy and durung The pasT sux years we came To know her as Teacher Truend and advusor We vvull never TorgeT her or whaT she dud for Us College in ScranTon. She did her graduaTe work aT The UniversiTy MANOAH R REITER Mr Renter came To Morrlsvllle Hugh School In l927 as a Teacher and prlnclpal In l929 he was made supervlslng prlncrpal and rn 1940 was appolnfed To hrs present positron He attended the Red Hull Hugh School The Perklomen Preparatory School and Muhlenberg College He drd his gradual Unrverslfy of Pennsylvanra and R e work at the ufgers Unrverslfy. 3 ,ff if? E L cAuM HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL Mr Caurn loaned the Morrlsvllle faculty In l928 ln 1932 he was appointed prlncupal and has held that position ever since He attended Downnngtown Hugh School and Franklin and Marshall College Later he dad hls graduate work at Columbla Unuversnty 5 ., ' 4 Q K k fx f I ' jf , ,Q , gl L -, ,gf ' , u if AA 'P' , ii. I ' ' , , W ft '1 ga ' 1' 0 'K' I fi K ff ,sw , Q I ' - 5 I rn, ,f .1 1 f f 1' , ,, .I ' , 0 9 ' 1 5 ' ,Q J JAMES E WOOD T PRINCIPAL I Mr Wood Teac ASSISTAN A graduafe of Morrlsvllle Hugh Schoo sfudues as our yearbook advisor and co afhlefrc drrecror a member of The Class of 1935 and after attending Rufgers 39 Hrs graduate work was He was University he returned here to Teach ID 19 I Umversnty and The Umversnty of Arkansas e at Rutgers Temp e hes soclal don 'N 'N Q if x 1 r.f ' M 5 1 ALEX MCDQNALD SENIOR CLASS ADVlSOR In addutuon to hus dutues as our class advusor Mr McDonald Teaches scuence us assustant football coach and also co athletuc durector Pruor to uounung the Morrusvulle faculty un l946 he taught un the Tre mont Townshup Hugh School and the Lansdowne Junuor Hugh School He attended the Conyngham Townshup Hugh School, East Stroudsburg State Teachers College and also Rutgers Unuversuty 'A 'Y' ,Y f ' f il D ' . 'if , . I - n of G f 1 5 'VV 5551751 4 For To JAMES D KELBAUGH the class of 1957 offers nts srncerest congratulatlons Mr Kelbaugh who lorned our faculty last year left us during the past summer to serve a hutch with the Unrted States Infantry We wash hum well and a speedy return to Morrlsvnlle Hugh School LEONARD F FERRY Q DR THEODORE A HANSEN HARRY H LEE JR FRANK C MILLER WILLIAM H ROBERTS HORACE E HUNT nw. EDUCATION WILLIAM B ANDERSON WILLIAM B ANDERSON Presudent WILLIAM H ROBERTS Vlce Presldem HARRY H LEE JR Treasurer FRANK C MILLER SecreTary LEONARD F FERRY DR THEODORE A HANSEN HORACE E HUNT These men have been responsable Tor our ecIucaT:on They have given freely of Thenr Time TaIenT and energy ThaT we mIghT have The very besT InsTrucTIon To aII of The members of The Board of Educahon, Therefore we The Class of 1957, offer our sincere and hearTTeIT Thanks gf Q I ., eip 9 'T' M I BOARD I ff? Q OF , s,,, I FAX 1 r I , I lg ' I Q? . I ' ' THESE THOMAS W BROWNBACK BS HELEN BRUNNER BS MEd E LEONARD CAUM BS AM ROSEMARY CAVANAUGH BS CAROL B DAUBERMAN BS GORDON DAVIES BS MA DOROTHY A GISH BS MS JOHN GONTAR BS RUTH A GRAVES BS GLENN G GRIFFITHS AB MEd S ESTHER HAVVKINS BS MA HORACE M HUTCHISON Mus B DOROTHY N JENNESS BS SOL S KASHOFF BS JOHN GONTAR DOROTHY A KELLER AB MEd Mechamcal Drawmg Sclence RAW ANNE E PARSONS JOHN vv SAUDER SARA T HUGHES Mathemarlcs Indusfrlal Arts NQIISLW HORACE M HUTCHISON S ESTHER HAWKINS JOSEPH A MAWNA5 MWC Mafhematucs Sflefme A LEED.-T 1' I -.SL if ig . A-g.L5f1:T,: l A , T.,M.S. f R SARA TT HUGHES,A.'B.fM'.S.L ' , . , . ,,A.M. ' . A , . .,M.Sf A 1 , Q A Y yu L ' . I E ' . ARE OUR TEACHERS MICHAEL KREPICH, BS. RICHARD G. LEE, B.S.Ed. MARVIN LEVITT, B.F.A., MEA., B.S.Ed. ALEXANDER McDONALD, B.S., M.Ed. JOSEPH A. MATINAS, BS. ROBERT E. MIMM, B.S., B.S.Ed. JOSEPH MOREAIJ, BA., B.S., M.A. ANNE E. PARSONS, B.S., M.Ed. M. R. REITER, A.B., M.S. JEAN E. ROBISON, B.S. JOHN W. SAUDER, B.S., M.A. JAMES SENSENIG, B.S. BURTON O. THOMAS, B.S. FRANK TOROK, B.S., M.Ed. MARGARET A. WATKINS, B.S., M.A. JAMES E. WOOD, Bs., Med. DOROTHY A' GISH Guidance FRANK TOROK DOROTHY N. JENNESS GORDON DAVIES Science Librarian - English Physical Education Driver Training MARGARET A. WATKINS ROBERT F. MIMM DOROTHY A. KELLER English - Social Studies English English HELEN BRUNNER Business ROSEMARY CAVANAUGH THOMAS W BROWN BACK Business Social Studies PHYSICGI EdUC5flOf1 Scnence RW iii! MICHAEL KREPICH BURTON O THOMAS Socual Studies Socual Studees fix JEAN E ROBISON MARVIN LEVITT RUTH A GRAVES Emglush r Home Economics RICHARD G LEE English Socual Sfudles BETTY SKELTON Secreta ry JAMES SENSENIG Mafhemahcs Spellmg CAROL B DAUBERMAN Music SOL S KASHOFF Mathematics Drlver Tralnmg GLENN G GRIFFITHS Socxal Studles 'En MARJORIE B JONES Nurse JOSEPH E MOREAU Languages K, J 5 x .i A .V 45+ ,. Q., ' pm 1, b 2.1-lr..-1'a.A ' V ' . 2 A if E i Yfgafu ' DEDI CA TION For nmeteen years the graduatlng classes of Morrtsvllle l-lugh School have pub lished the records of thelr own groups In this our yearbook Each year the book has been the result of the hard work of a small number of sensors bent on maklng thelr partncular book the best ever In actualuty however the books have been the result of the generoslty of rnany busnnessmen who through thelr wllllngness to advertise In these pages have rnade their publlcatuon possuble To all ot these busnnessrnen we respectfully deducate thus nuneteenth edntnon of the ROBERT MORRIS The pxctures on thus page have a very speclal stgnlflcance Rather than take any modern pnctures whnch would necessarlly feature a few specxal buslness houses we have selected these old pictures of buslness life as It once existed In the very heart ot our cornrnunnty what lS now the Intersection of Bridge Street and Penn sylvanla Avenue -ii Z 4.1 SENIORS div 1 1 f W W .J 445 5 ,V 4 ff 3' M A 1 fd . ! X W as JANET ELAINE ADAMS Jan Academic One of the most popular girls in the senior class . . . always has a friend- ly Hi for everyone . . . President of our Junior class . . . did a swell job as editor of the yearbook . . . member of the band for five years . . , enjoys singing in girls' and mixed chorus . . . interest lies in the class of '55 . . . strong supporter of our football team . . . has had many swell parties at her house . . . takes a lot of teasing . . . plans to attend college after graduation. Activities: Student Council 3, Band I, 2, 3, Orchestra I, 2, Officer 3, County Chorus I, 3, Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Hockey I. MARVIN THOMAS ALLISON Tom General One of our class cut-ups . . . a nice looking fellow with a personality to match . . . another hard luck player during football season . . . standing room only when he was in the hospital . . . kept the nurses stepping . . . his romantic interests lie in the cheering squad . . . likes to hot-rod with Shake . . , enjoys teasing the girls . . . looking forward to college after graduation . . . kept the Post Office running this winter. Activities: Student Council 2, Operetta 2, Chorus I, 2, Vesper Choir 2, 3, Varsity Club I, 2, 3, 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4. ROBERTA M. ANTROBUS Bobbie Commercial The A student of the commercial class . . . plans on a job as a reception- ist after graduation . . . always seen reading a good book . . . gives Miss Cavanaugh a hard time in gym class . . . Will never forget the one night Helen had the car . . . one of the few true blondes . . . an attractive girl with a swell personality . . . quiet until you get to know her . . . will succeed at whatever she attempts. Activities: Chorus I,Girls' Chorus 3, 4. JOSEPH ARCH Joe General A real tease . . . hot-rods in his '49 Mercury . . . willing to help on class projects . . . quiet until you get to know him . . . pet peeve is shop re- ports . . . gives all his classmates a good laugh . . . causes trouble for the teachers with the rest of the I2-G gang . . . very friendly to everyone . . . will probably go into the service after graduation. Activities: Mixed Chorus 2, Baseball I. HELEN SHIRLEY BELL Helch Commercial One of Mr. Brownback's bookkeepers . . . loves to hot-rod around in the family car . . . a cute girl with a personality to match . . . a beautiful wardrobe . . . pretty eyes . . . a class cut-up from way back . . . hopes to become a dress designer or beautician . . . pet peeves are bookkeeping and getting up in the morning . . . Say, Helen, what did you do last summer? . . . aggravates Miss Cavanaugh . . . romantic interests lie in the senior class. Activities: Band l, 2, Chorus 25 Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4. CARL W. BRADY Pick General Loves to work with cars . . . best friends are the Road Rippers . . . be- longs to the car club . . . works hard on that Chevy pick-up truck . . . doesn't care for those shop reports . . . just can't seem to get interested in his school work . . . keeps the girls guessing . . . many girls would like to have that curly hair . . . keeps his father's oil business running . . . plans to join the U.S. Navy after finishing high school. LAWRENCE E. BRELSFORD Larry General One of the taller members of the senior class . . . Larry can usually be found at the Morrisville Esso station with the gang . . . interest lies in the junior class . . . pals around with the Sellinger mob . . . drives a hot '56 Plymouth . . . pet peeve is working on shop reports . . . likes to hunt and fish . . . always ready for a good joke . . . well liked by everyone . . . undecided on what to do after graduation. JOHN W. BRODERICK Jack Academic Jack came to MHS in his sophomore year from Trenton Catholic . . . in- terest lies in the Snow Ball Gate Section of Levittown . . . hobby is try- ing to keep his car running . . . shy until you get to know him . . . can always take a joke . . . enjoys teasing . . . keeps the senior class laughing with his witty remarks . . . a friend to everyone . . . not sure what he wants to do after graduation. Activities: Bowling Club 2. ROBERT HARRISON BU NTING Bob Academic Has a million and one jobs . . . did a good job getting ads for the year- book . . . one of our varsity track men . . . plays a hot trombone with the Mello Aires . . . is an active member of band and orchestra . . . souped up his black '50 Ford . . . mechanically minded . . . always willing to help when asked . . . likes to ice-skate . . . plans to enter college after gradua- tion . . . will probably be some kind of engineer. Activities: Band l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra l, 2, All-County Orchestra 3, Track 2, 3, 4. BARBARA ANN BURNS Barb Academic Always has a friendly smile for everyone . . . ambition is to become a secretary . . . a faithful member of the Mixed Chorus . . . treasurer of our Student Council and Youth Fellowship . . . keeps her father's store running on Saturday mornings . . . loves to clown with Pat . . . always heard yelling at our football games . . . oh, those drive-ins on Tuesday night! . . . plans to attend Rider College after graduation . . . main in- terest lies in the junior class . . . a hard worker for our class. Activities: Cheerleading l, 2, County Chorus lg Chorus l, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Chorus 2, 3, Student Council 4. TERESA ANNE CAPODICI Tessie Commercial Tessie is one of the shortest girls in the class . . . just loves Cadillacs . . . a faithful member of Delaware Valley Bandstand when it was open . . . enjoys going to the Hamilton for tomato pies . . . is often seen at Trenton Catholic dances . . . crazy about the Burg . . . has a sweet smile for everyone . . . Tessie is always a lot of fun . . . what is so interesting on the Jersey side of the river? Activities: Chorus 2, Leaders Club l. ROSALIE CARDINALI Ro Commercial One of the 12-P gang . . . when you're with Ro there is never a dull mo- ment . . . loves to have a good time . . . always going to Trenton with Sandy and Tes . . . ambition is to become a medical secretary . . . her pet peeve is conceited people . . . had a wonderful time working in Green's . . . has a riot in health class giving Miss Cavanaugh a hard time . . . would love to go to Florida after graduation. ROBERTA LEE CARROLL Bobbie Commercial lt's seldom quiet when Bobbie is around . . . you'll never find her in P.D. class . . . enjoys riding in Marion's hot Ford . . . has a real cute haircut . . . claims she has no romantic interests . . . works well as an office clerk . . . oh, 'that red hair! . . . treasurer of the senior class . . . always trying to find a way to get out of class . . . talks with her hands . . . ambition is to become a private secretary. Activities: Student Council 2, Class Officer 4, Girls' Chorus 3, 4. W. DONALD CAUSEY DOH General Hangs around with Lou Perry and Arvie Powell . . . he kept the Detention Hall in business . . . has a number of girl friends . . . gifted with a swell sense of humor . . . always willing to lend a helping hand . . . loves to play basketball and is a member of the varsity . . . ambition is to own a famous nightclub and get married . . . enjoyed study periods in the library . . . keeps his future plans a dark secret. Activities: Baseball l, 2, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club l, 2, 3, 4. JUDITH LEE CHAPMAN Judy Commercial Keeps her interest in the opposite sex a mysterious secret . . . can usually be heard saying C'mon Betsy . . . watch out, here comes Judy in her '49 Dodge! . . . Barrett's would go out of business without her . . . is always ready for a good joke . . . a whiz at making pot holders in home ec class . . . has a million and one ideas for life after graduation. Activities: Band 3, Operetta 2, Chorus l, 2, 3, Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4. COLLEEN JOAN CLARK Colleen Academic Claims she works at Talones . . . captain of the color guards . . . loves to sing in chorus . . . spends most of her weekends in the Poconos . . . works hard in anything she is asked to do . . . see an Olds coming, look out! . . . just loves tomato pies . . . interest lies outside of school . . . likes to dance and ice-skate . . . doesn't understand why we have to have homework on weekends . . . always laughing . . . ambition is to be a nurse. Activities: Band 3, 4, Operetta 2, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 3, 4. WAYNE COBLE Feet General We wonder how he got that nickname . . . really enjoys working on his Chevy . . . has a special interest in Yardley . . . is usually seen sleeping during class . . . look for Feet on the school hill . . . a late sleeper . . . eats his breakfast on the way to school in the morning . . . quiet around girls until he gets to know them . . . has no definite plans for the future. Activities: Basketball 2, Football l. DONALD WARREN CODD H usk Academic Our class wit . . . wherever Don is, there's fun . . . played center for the Bulldogs . . . had a tough break on the football field . . . a regular patron of Joe's on Saturday night . . . Which girl is it now? . . . causes a riot easily . . . hot-rods in his dad's new Chevy . . . usually racing on the Steel Mill road . . . well liked by everyone . . . gives the teachers a hard time. Activities: Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Sports Club l, 2, Bowling Club 3, 4, Foot- ball 2, 3, 4. MARIANN DEFAZIO Mariann Commercial A good art student . . . would make a terrific fashion designer . . our class philosopher . . . once a friend always a friend . . . faithful supporter of canteen . . . if you want to be late for school come with Mariann . . . has a nice singing voice . . . doesn't like to be mocked . . . keeps the fellows guessing . . . enjoys having long talks with certain people . . . can't wait for graduation . . . might attend art school. Activities: Cheerleading i, 3, Stage l, 2, 3, County Chorus 1, Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4, Hockey l, Basketball 1. JOHN RICHARD DELAY Rich General Rich is a faithful member of the Road Rippers . . . hobby is working on his sharp, green Ford . . . goes with a cute girl from Falls Park . . . enjoys giving Miss Robison a hard time in English class . . . one of the class cut- ups . . . always ready to listen to a good joke . . . pet peeve is homework . . . sleeps right through science class . . . keeps the steel mill running. Activities: Varsity Club 2, 3, Football 2, 3. RUEY MAE DICICCO Boots Commercial Always has a cheery Hi for everyone . . . enjoys a good joke . . . gets a kick out of teasing the teachers . . . a faithful member of our band . . . has a pleasing personality and cute smile . . . oh, that laugh! . . . an active member of the Student Council . . . interest lies in the Air Force . . . you'll never find Boots in class-always has some excuse . . . usually found at Canteen on Saturday . . . Boot's ambition is to get married after she graduates. Activities: Student Council 2, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 2, Girls' Chorus 3, Hockey l, Basketball l, 3. HELEN ELIZABETH DISLER Helen Commercial Oh, that beautiful skin . . . a cute girl with a nice personality . . . is friendly to everyone . . . you can usually find her with Dann . . . her Chevy really gives her a rough time . . . always has her hair a different shade . . . her pet peeve is school . . . gives Mr. Brownback a hard time . . . favorite pastime is dancing . . . one of our taller girls . . . has a nice figure . . . will work a while after graduation. Activities: Chorus l, 2: Leaders Club 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM ARTHUR DREISBACH ll Bill Academic Business Manager of our class in junior and senior years . . . worked hard with our Christmas candy . . . a whiz in chemistry . . . plays a trumpet in the band and orchestra . . . has a riot every year on the band trip to N.Y.C .... doesn't talk much about the other sex . . . enjoys working with photography . . . will succeed in anything he does . . . pet peeve is girls cracking their gum . . . plans to be either a chemical engineer or chemical research worker. Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, 4, County Chorus 3, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Vesper Choir 2, 3, 4, District Chorus 3, 4. THOMAS JOHN DROBNICK Tom Academic One of the few eligible fellows in our class . . . Tom is very sociable . . . loves to argue politics . . . a brain in every class . . . he hopes to go to college some day . . . often seen daydreaming in English . . . you seldom see Tom without his nose in his geometry book . . . drives a real cool, green Chevy . . . no one knows where Tom's romantic interests lie . . . always talking about the fun he had back home . . . faithful supporter of the noon dances. RONALD JOHN EMILIE RON Academic One of our class clowns . . . really has a hard time in Spanish class . . . canlt stand homework . . . likes to go horseback riding . . . has a time trying to keep his car running . . . spends his spare time working at the bakery in the shopping center . . . enjoys giving Pam a rough time . . . his pet peeve is being teased by Dick Green and Jack Broderick . . . would like to go to college after graduation. Activities: Vesper Choir 2, Varsity Club 2, Basketball 2, 3, 4. PATRICIA LYNN FOULKE Pat Commercial Our number one class cut-up . . . always trying to get Allen's '56 Chevy . . . one of our better bookkeeping students . . . Vice President of our Student Council . . . has worked hard as chairman of the Canteen com- mittee . . . made a great senior cheerleading captain . . . active in almost everything . . . can usually be heard saying O-o-o Keh . . . gives Miss Graves a hard time . . . never seen without one of the 12-K girls, especially Barb . . . would like to be a bookkeeper after graduation before getting married. Activities: Cheerleading l, 3, 45 Chorus 2, Girls' Chorus 3, Student Council 4, Baseball 3, 4, Hockey l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l. JOHN PEE FRANK, JR. John General John is a faithful member of the Road Rippers . . . plans to attend college . . . enjoys giving teachers a hard time . . . would make a good P.D. teacher . . . interest lies in the junior class . . . neat dresser . . . oh, those beautiful, blue eyes! . . . a friend to everyone . . . always ready for a good joke . . . likes to tease the girls . . . quiet until you get to know him . . . enjoys reading . . . most likely to succeed. DONALD GUY FRYE Don Academic One of our more athletic boys . . . is a fine football player . . . quite a ladies' man . . . changes girls with the weather . . . has a friendly manner . . . laughs easily . . . always ready with a witty remark . . . came to us from Tennessee in our sixth grade . . . will never loose that Southern drawl . . . always borrowing the family car for one thing or another . . . will enter college after finishing high school. Activities: Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Varsity Club 25 Football 2, 3,' 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4. GERALD GAFGEN Jerry General Worked hard on our junior prom . . . made the sea horse a real success . . . keeps the Marine Reserves marching . . . really enjoys? those two weeks at Marine Camp in the summers . . . his romantic interest lies in Pennsbury with a former classmate . . . good dancer, though not often seen at our canteen . . . works hard on his car . . . we wonder if he has the door back on? . . . one of our top artists. Activities: Football 2, Track l, 2. JOHN JESSE GARCIA, JR. John Academic Came to us in our sophomore year from Connecticut . . . did very well in track this year . . . has become an outstanding walker in track . . . one of the taller members of our class . . . oh, those blue eyes! . . . enjoys Spanish . . . has worked hard for the class . . . doesn't look at all like his Portuguese name . . . hopes to be able to attend college after graduation. Activities: Mixed Chorus 3, 45 Vesper Choir 4, Track 2, 3, 4. E. ALBERT GEORGE, JR. Al General One of the class cut-ups . . . keeps J. W. Smith running smoothly . . . he has no special female friends . . . always seen driving a black Chevy . . . likes to tease the girls . . . shows serious concern for his side burns . . . has very little interest in P.D. class . . . gripes about doing shop reports . . . has a hard time getting to school early . . . his plans for the future are indefinite. LAWRENCE GONNELLA Larry General Good looking with a nifty personality . . . has black, wavy hair . . . spent some of his spare time working as an appliance servicemen . . . how are things at Pennsbury? . . . gets a kick out of teasing Helen and Lorraine in science class . . . pet peeve is doing shop reports . . . takes a lot of teasing about his size . . . Larry never has his science homework done . . . his plans for the future are uncertain. Activities: Student Council 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 2, Basketball 2, 3, 4. RICHARD DYANE GREEN Dick Academic Look at that blonde, wavy hair! . . . takes a lot of teasing about the color of his locks . . . a good sport about everything . . . gets a red face quite easily . . . can certainly cause a commotion when he sets his mind to it . . . is well liked by everyone . . . never goes ice skating without getting a soaker . . . plans to go to college to study pharmacy after graduation. Activities: Football 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4. ROGER WAYNE GREENLEE Rog Academic President of Student Council . . . willing to work on anything . . . active in all our choruses . . . enjoys dancing at the Canteen . . . usually seen driving Jack's car . . . spends most of his spare time with Kenny . . . keeps Burns' Pharmacy running . . . has no special girl . . . likes them all . . . longtime member of the band . , . ambition is to be a doctor of Dental Surgery. Activities: Student Council l, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 2, County Chorus 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Vesper Choir 2, 3, 4, Football l, District Chorus 4. MARION GROVES Mar Commercial What would Burns' Pharmacy do without her? . . . always ready for a good time . . . oh! those Tuesday nights! . . . sports around in a yellow, Ford convertible . . . keeps the fellows guessing . . . hates to go shop- ping for clothes . . . just loves bookkeeping class . . . likes to talk . . . a real cutie . . . dislikes two-faced people . . . after graduation would like to go to Rider College . . . claims she doesn't want to get married . . . types for Mr. Brownback. Activities: Chorus l, 2, Girls' Chorus 2, 3, Hockey 1. JOSEPH HAAS Joe General One of the tallest members of the senior class . . . has black, curly hair . . . Joe enjoys giving all the girls a hard time . . . keeps us guessing . . . usually seen riding around in a black Ford . . . his hobby is working on cars . . . keeps the bowling alley in tip-top shape . . . pet peeves are Puet's, take a lap, and Coble working on his shop projects . . . Joe is well liked by every one . . . good sense of humor . . . commutes from Trenton everyday to attend MHS. Activities: Football l, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club l, 2, 3, 4. RICHARD O. HARDING Dick Academic Dick is an Annapolis alternate and has high hopes . . . very friendly and sociable . . . easy to get along with and well liked by every one . . . and oh, what wavy hair! . . . loves to tease the girls . . . interested in his- tory and politics . . . active in class projects . . . a neat dresser and a good dance: . . . what would our class be like without Dick? . . . Who is that cute graduate from Neshaminy? Activities: Student Council I, 3, County Chorus 3, Chorus 3, 4, Stage Hand I, Track 3, 4. CATHERINE MARIE HASTON Kay Academic Co-Captain of our hockey and softball teams . . . did a good iob as full- back on the hockey team . . . was on Eagles' softball team during the sum- mer . . . always seen in Bob's car . . . sings in all the choruses . . . heading for Bristol most of the time . . . dislikes people who whisper in front of her, and hockey practice . . . spends most of her spare time in the Cut Rate . . . plans to go into the Air Force after graduation. Activities: Band I, 2, 3, Orchestra I, Operetta 2, Bucks County Chorus I, Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4, Vesper Choir 2, 3, 4, District Chorus 4, Baseball 3, 4, Hockey I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4. KENNETH HENSOR Ken General Enjoys working on cars . . . one of the nicer looking boys in our class . . . flashes a nice smile for every one . . . always seen riding in the vicinity of Fallsington . . . oh, how he dislikes those shop reports! . . . a very neat dresser . . . belongs to the car club . . . a little shy until you get to know him . . . ambition is to work in the Steel Mill after graduation . . . always has his one and only at the canteen. Activities: Band I. DOROTHY LOIS JOHNSON Dot Commercial Want to find Dot?-find Nemei . . . usually seen driving a red and white Chevy . . . her pet peeve is school . . . works at Marion's Drive ln . . . beautiful, long, brown hair . . . a quiet member of the class . . . neat dresser . . . works hard in the office . . . member of the Canteen . . . never seems to be able to get to school on time . . . has a real cute figure . . . a friend to all . . . would like to get married in the near future. Activities: Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 3, Class Officer 3, 4, Leaders Club 2. THOMAS JOHNSON T0m General Quiet until you get to know him . . . can always be found at Burns' . . . helps keep the Canteen running . . . works backstage on all school activities . . . will make a terrific electrician or mechanic . . . has no definite plans for' the future . . . took an active part in Morrisville's Civil Defense . . . spent many hours with his cousin building a roadster. Activities: Stage Hand l, 2, 3, 4. MARY ELLEN KANE Mare Academic Did a good job as associate editor of our yearbook . . . has been a Stu- dent Council representative of our class for five years . . . is a willing worker . . . always found with a certain senior in a blue Mercury . . . keeps our Spanish class going . . . loves to eat . . . another faithful member of Canteen . . . would like to be a secretary one of these days . . . looking for Mary Ellen ?-find Jack. Activities: Student Council I, 2, 3, 4, Bucks County Chorus 1, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 2, 3, Vesper Choir 2, 3, Yearbook 4. JOAN MARTHA KETANER Kentainer Commercial One of our few three-letter winners . . . Bobbie's chief Love Consultant . . . has taken up bowling . . . usually seen riding around with the girls in her hot Pontiac . . . her figure is the envy of all . . . Slow but Sure . . . can really cut a rug . . . president of the Leader's Club . . . kept the noon dances running . . . has a variety of nicknames . . . undecided about her romantic interests . . . loves to ride horse back. Activities: Chorus l, Girls' Chorus 2, Leaders Club 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Hockey 2, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. RAYMOND WALTER KEUPER Ray General Member of the l2G gang . . . interest lies in the sophomore class . . . can usually' be heard saying, have you seen Bev? . . . would like to run his own business , . . spends most of his time at Sellinger's Garage . . . doesn't believe in homework . . . pet peeve is all that lumber in the shop . . . loves to sleep in his spare time . . . enjoys working on his car . . . always teasing the 72K girls . . . Oh, that Washington trip! Activities: Mixed Chorus 3. AGNES MARIE KLEPADLO Flutter Commercial Oh, that blonde, wavy hair! . . . loves to eat tomato pies . . . enjoys sing- ing in the choruses . . . where there's fun you'll find Aggie . . . one of our many class cut-ups . . . dislikes transcription class . . . sports around in her brother's '32 Dodge . . . a member of the varsity softball team . . . has plans to do secretarial work. Activities: Cheerleading l, Student Council l, 2, Operetta 2, Chorus l, 4, Girls' Chorus 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Hockey 3, Basketball l, 2. ROBERT HARVEY KLINGERMAN Bob Academic One of our more active musicians . . . participates in all musical activities . . . plays a hot drum in Bill Loss' dance band . . . electronics and pho- tography are among his chief interests . . . is a very willing worker . . . friendly to everyone . . . what will the teachers do when he's gone? . . . just loves to give them an argument . . . plans to go to college and become a chemical engineer. Activities: Band l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 3, 4, County 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4. CAROL LOU KONAT Carol Commercial A very neat dresser . . . a whiz at shorthand . . . has a cute giggle . . . romantic interest lies in the class of '55 . . . always ready for a good time . . . has the prettiest, long, blond, hair . . . worked at Randall Realty most of her senior year . . . faithful member of Girls' and Mixed choruses . . . doesn't care for her middle name . . . always a different excuse for P.E. Class . . . plans to be a private secretary. Activities, Cheerleading l, Chorus 2, 4, Girls' Chorus 3, 4. ROBERT KRIER Bob General Bob joined the Navy and then came back to MHS in our junior year . . . is a true friend to everyone . . . president of our senior class . . . ambition is to score 300 in bowling . . . his friends are always saying, Hey, Bob, can l borrow your car? , or Hey, Bob, give me a ride? . . . one of the nicest fellows in the class . . . Bob's pet peeve is doing shop reports , . . always willing to be of help. Activities: Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Vesper Choir 3, 4. MARILYN HOPE LATHAM Maril Commercial The girl with the sweetest dimples and the pretty blonde hair . . . her chief interest seems to be Muss, a fellow from Tennessee . . . she is one of our three letter winners in girls' sports . . . co-captain of the hockey team . . . one of Mr. Brownback's errand girls . . . does a nice job as for- ward on the basketball team . . . is always talking or reading books in class . . . would like to be an air-line hostess after graduation. Activities: Chorus I, Leaders Club 2, Baseball 3, 4, Hockey l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT A. LUCASH Bob Academic Tallest boy in the senior class . . . plays a great game of basketball . . . enjoys chemistry . . . likes to tease anyone and everyone . . . kept the Post Road Pool 8. Beach Club alive this past summer . . . hasn't let anyone in on his romantic interests . . . spends every spare minute playing basket- ball . . . quiet member of the class until you get to know him. Activities: Basketball 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 4, Mixed Chorus 2. HELEN MARIE MACKNER Helen Commercial Came to us in our senior year from Philadelphia . . . will never forget the night the girls initiated her . . . dislikes getting up in the morning . . . enjoys giving Miss Graves a rough time . . . on the hockey team in our senior year . . . likes to work in the art room . . . always ready to play a joke on someone . . . no one knows where her romantic interests really lie . . . thinks she might like to be a nurse after graduation. Activities: Hockey 4. CALVIN MARSHALL Cal General A Road Ripper . . . had some swell times in his car . . . works at the Sun Ray after school . . . usually has that pick-up truck loaded with riders . . . one of the many members of the car club . . . is a friend to everyone . . . carts all of his friends . . . gives Mr. Sauder a rough time in the shop . . . hopes to join the Navy and see the girls in all the ports. JOAN ANN MATEJIK Joan Commercial Oh, what beautiful eyes! . . . friendly to everyone . . . favorite pastime is pushing .ludy's car . . . one of our better art students . . . active member of all the choruses . . . enjoys laughing and having a good time . . . keeps the Morrisville Cleaners running . . . never on time for school in the morning . . . her ambition is to be a beauty consultant . . . has very pretty colored hair. Activities: County Chorus 2, Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4, Ves- per Choir 3, 4. KENNETH H. MEINERS Ken Academic One of the neatest dressers in the senior class . . . helps the church basket- ball team win its games . . . never seen without Roger . . . watch out when Ken gets the Buick . . . works hard on all school projects . . . has a friendly Hi for everyone . . . a real nice fellow with a crazy crevv-cut . . . is allergic to the opposite sex . . . helps keep the Magic car-wash going . . . what would the post office have done at Christmas without Ken? Activities: Basketball 3. MARY ROBERTA MILLER Mary Academic Mary is one of the more serious girls of our class . . . gets along with everyone . . . her main interests lie outside of school . . . a faithful member of the color guard . . . honor soloist of our class . . . likes skating and dancing . . . a neat dresser and a good seamstress . . . enjoys going to formals . . . her ambition is to get married soon after graduation and to live in Connecticut. . . always seen smiling. Activities: Band 3, 4: County Chorus l, 4: Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4, Vesper Choir 2, 3, 4. LOUISE ROSEANNA NEUMANN Louise Commercial Oh, those big eyes! . . . keeps the boys guessing . . . has a good time wherever she is . . . will never forget our New York trip . . . likes roller skating at the Capitol Arena . . . enjoys driving her father's Mercury . . . has a friendly Hi for everyone . . . knows lots of jokes . . . seems quiet 'til you get to know her . . . can't wait for graduation . . . faithful member of our Canteen for many years . . . a good dancer. Activities: Chorus lg Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4, Leaders Club 2: Basketball l. MARGARET FRANCES O'NElLL Peggy Commercial One of the good looking girls in our class . . . Peggy is interested in sports, especially basketball . . . came to Morrisville High from Philadelphia in our junior year . . . her other interests are reading, drawing, and long haired music . . . her chief gripe-that long walk from the Estates to school . . . her plans are to attend college and become a Certified Public Account- ant. NANCY JEAN PALMER Nan Commercial One of the newcomers of the class . . . her attractive smile and pleasing personality have won her many friends . . . what pretty brown hair . . . can't stand people who crack gum . . . is easy to get along with and her ambition is to be a telephone operator . . . her main interest is in the United States Navy and a certain sailor they call Bill. Activities: Chorus 2, 4. JACK WARREN PATTERSON Jedi General A neat dresser . . . enjoys riding in that hot Mercury . . . works as a part- time appliance serviceman . . . pet peeve-girls who chatter while he is trying to work . . . just loves wearing those dignified glasses . . . can't wait for club period . . . has played varsity baseball for four years . . . has a nice personality and a friendly smile for all. Activities: Mixed chorus 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club l, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 4g Base- ball l, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2. BARBARA M. PIERSON Bobbie Commercial Bobbie is a good friend to everyone . . . has pretty, long hair . . . loves tomato pies . . . keeps her romantic interests a secret . . . ambition is to become a receptionist . . . pet peeve is business class . . . is a very nice dresser with lots of clothes . . . drives the family Pontiac . . . a cute girl with a real sweet smile . . . spent most of the summer at Pine Lake . . . likes to argue with Mr. Thomas. Activities: Chorus l, 25 Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4. JOHN PIETROCARLO PUeT General Captain of our football team and vice president of the senior class . . . a willing and able worker . . . always borrowing a car from the Piscopo brothers . . . what would they do with him? . . . monopolizes the time of one of our cute cheerleaders . . . can't wait to graduate . . . usually seen sleeping in science class . . . can't stand doing those shop reports . . . can take a lot of kidding . . . will probably be a mechanic after graduation. Activities: Student Council l, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 2, Varsity Club l, 2, 3, 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, Basketball 3, 4. LESLIE B. ROGERS Lee Academic Plays a terrific game of football . . . our only four-letter man . . . member of Student Council . . . interest always seems to be changing . . . loves to hear a good joke . . . always seen driving his green Mercury . . . has something nice to say about everyone . . . a smooth dancer at Canteen . . . active member of the Senior High Wesminster Fellowship . . . plans to go to college and take an engineering course. Activities: Student Council 4, Chorus 2, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 3, 4, Baseball l, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4. SHIRLEY ANN RULE Shirl Commercial Oh, that long brown hair! . . . has a friendly hello for everyone . . . en- joys being a tease . . . sure is lonesome when her sailor boy is away . . . uses her study halls to write letters to Harry . . . likes roller skating at the Capitol Arena . . . plans to work for a time before getting married . . . did a good job selling candy in our senior year . . . really gives Mr. Brown- back a hard time. Activities: Chorus l, Leaders Club 2, 3. FERDlNAND ROBERT SCHWARZ Fen-j Academic Plays accordion in Bill Loss' Mello-Aires . . . the Acme couldn't survive without him . . . no one knows who will be Ferd's next girl . . . makes a habit of getting good marks . . . runs for the Penn A.C .... is an active track man . . . likes to ice-skate . . . gets enjoyment out of teasing the op- posite sex . . . always ready for fun . . . hopes to be an electrical engineer after college . . . represented MHS at the Leaders' of Tomorrow Camp. Activities: Student Council 1, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4. . A .4-.... K' 7 LAVERNE JOY SKELTON Joy Academic Our class's shortest . . . interest lies in BMI . . . a cheerleader for six years . . . makes most of her own clothes . . . loves to cook . . . fullback on the hockey team . . . did a swell job as business manager of our yearbook . . . treasurer of our junior class . . . active in all choruses . . . has new clothes for every occasion . . . pet peeves are hockey practice and people who complain all the time. Activities: Cheerleading l, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 3, Operetta 2, County Chorus l, 3, 4, Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4, Vesper Choir 3, 4, Yearbook 4, District Chorus 4, Hockey l, 3, 4, Basketball 3. THERESA ANN TANZILLO Terry Commercial One of our nicer looking girls . . . Miss Arnold Constable from MHS . . . loves to buy new clothes . . . has interests in Moravian College . . . natu- rally curly hair . . . oh, the times in the '49 Dodge! . . . never a dull moment when Terry is around . . . matchmakers are her pet peeve . . . flashes a friendly smile for all . . . plans to be a court stenographer or a model. Activities, Leaders Club 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 4, Girls' Chorus 4, Basketball 3, Baseball l. EVELYN MARIE TARR ,,EV,, Commercial Did a terrific job as a cheerleader . . . likes to drive her father's '56 Ford . . . secretary of our Student Council . . . always sewing . . . makes a lot of her clothes . . . romantic interests lie in the class of '56 . . . spent most of her senior year working as a secretary . . . enjoys bookkeeping class . . . blushes very easily . . worked hard on the Canteen committee . . . plans to be a full time secretary after graduation. Activities: Cheerleading l, 3, 4, Student Council l, 3, 4, Chorus 2, Girls' Chorus 3. JASON M. TAYLOR Jay Academic The flyer of our class . . . is a real ladies' man . . . had charge of Canteen records for a long time . . . his interests lie in PHS . . . enjoys riding in BilI's new Olds . . . is a real smooth dancer . . . has had quite a bit of trouble with cars . . . another of his hobbies is photography . . . has no definite plans for the future. Activities: Stage 1, 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, Orchestra l, 2, Student Council 2, Operetta 2, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Dark Room l, 2, 3, 4. . . - , -xvqf-- ff:g..v,c-1-ages. 4- -1, I-if-4 an-7?::f?. ,5r1-:1-V1---F--f-7--v SANDRA ELAINE THORN Sandy Commercial Sandy is one of The blondes of 72-P . . . wouldn't think of missing a Trenton Catholic dance . . . rides around Chambersburg in that black Buick . . . a great fan of James Dean . . . her hobby is collecting records . . . keeps Hal's in business . . . has a sparkling personality . . . wouldn't be seen without softs from Purcells . . . has worked at the Beatrice Shoppe for two years and loves it . . . would be very happy without P.E. Activities: Chorus 1. JAMES H. VANEEKHOVEN Jim General A quiet member of our class . . . always with the Road Rippers . . . one of Mr. Brownback's gang . . . active member of the car club . . . never in school during hunting season . . . likes to practice with his bow and arrow, or gun . . . interest lies outside of MHS . . . a willing worker . . . undecided as to what to do after graduation . . . thinks he would like to be either a plumber or a mechanic. Activities: Scorekeeper 2, 3, Varsity Club 1, 4, Track 2. WILLARD C. WAMSLEY BiIl Academic One of our senior stage hands . . . is electrically minded . . . never in school during an air raid . . . works hard on Civil Defense . . . is interested in radio and TV . . . goes with a certain Pennsbury senior . . . his car is always loaded with boys . . . likes taking pictures with his Polaroid camera . . . always ready for a good time . . . hopes someday to be an electronics engineer. Activities: Stage l, 2, 3, 4. JAMES JOSEPH WALSH Jim General Always cutting up in English class . . . active in most sports . . . one of the biggest flirts in the senior class . . . member of our fighting eleven . . . never seen without a car . . . a real smooth dancer . . . can't make up his mind with his love life . . . enjoys teasing the girls but claims they are his pet peeve . . . Jim's ambition is to join the Navy after gradua- tion . . . oh, those big, blue eyes! Activities: Operetta 2, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Vesper Choir 2, 3, Football 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2. LORRAINE A. WIENCKOSKI Bunny Commercial Can always be seen with Helen and Doris . . . loves to dance . . . oh, those eyes! . . . has a riot in science class . . . likes '56 black and white Fords . . . wonder where her boy friend is? . . . mention Elmo and her face turns red . . . blushes very easily . . . came to us in our freshman year . . . enjoys teasing girls about their boy friends . , . personality plus . . . doesn't like getting up in the morning. DORIS VIVIAN WHITE Dar Commercial Always ready for fun . . . drives a real crazy, mixed-up, Rambler . , . oh, those nights at the Polar Cub! . . . gives her vocal support to chorus as a soprano . . . a nice girl with a swell personality . . . has beautiful, wavy hair . . . keeps Green's running with her efficient work . . . after graduation she hopes to become a private secretary . . . Doris' pet peeve is getting up in the morning for school . . . she also dislikes homework. Activities: Chorus l, 3, Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4. JUSTI NE A. ZABOROWSKI Tina Academic Cute senior with a friendly Hi for everyone . . . her mind is made up about the opposite sex . . . came to us from Shenandoah in her junior year . . . the Triangle Shoe Store would be lost without her help . . . gets along well with everyone . . . enjoys skating . . . always trying to get out of taking P.E.-and usually does . . . she is undecided about a future career. Activities: Chorus l, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Chorus 3, 4. CLASS OF 1957 Flower-Red Rose Colors-Red and White Motto- We Build The Ladder By Which We Climb UNDERCLASSMEN o-5 I A, If J I 1 X 5 an '. 4 Eff L5 e I mv, 1 V ua -1 f . 1 4 5 -.uv 1- . , 44 A ' gk .. .X-K A ,K ' J , .1 i N' 14 , .' ' . , -- V - '45, ' . I ' 'IN , ' , ' 'XZ si' x ff '31 1 1 L, .A 'n g ' Y, , x , A' nge , vi V 5 . A, .J .. A ,, 4. 2 ' . , - 1 ,ga ' j -- if - . .M ' , -A, ' -f -s ,N 1 X ' '-' - ' -Jgfw ..:- ,-iv. an .if l -.s. 'xx rrgy- 'IL ,, . KL . lf 3, ,3, hx ,. - - 'Af' -M' - -z S-. fx f as ' V' as . ... 1 AV if 1 .f'a. 1 , ,. 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' ,- .fs 4' aye' N 'M A A 143.6 Sie , 5 , Q, 151, 4 -T S 1 STUDENT COUNCIL Furst row left to rught S Ossman E Klungerman M Garcna R M DuCucco C Slack B Burns P Foulke E Tarr D Nx N Valerrano P Punto W Frye T Thorn Second row R Fordham J Marrazzo B Phllllps M Slack L Gonnella L Speechley J Foster L Okurowsku D Puccuottn R Landus M J Hutchmson A Thompson M E Kane Th rd row J Alllson D Codd D Causey H Davs C Ossman L Rogers D Sterl ang D Slack B Petruk R Stockham G Foster R Kruer Wnlllam Frye Natalie Valeruano Carol Slack Thomas Thorn Thomas Davls Teresa Campanellu Lynne Speechley Kenneth PICCIOTTI Arlene Thompson Donald Pldcock Donna Nix Wulllarn Zeller Peggy Pnnto Donald Puccuottn STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Presrdent Roger Greenlee Vrce President Patrucla Foulke Secretary Evelyn Tarr Treasurer Barbara Burns Senior Class Presadent Robert Kruer .lunlor Class President Wllllarn Roberts Eleanor Klungerman Ronald Stockham Gaul Foster Leon Okurowskr Mary Beth LaPorte Paul Palotl Sharon Ossman James Gafgen TO A Mary Jane Hutchlnson Robert Landns TO B Rose DeStefano Don Sterling lO C Barbara Woodward Rnchard Fordham TOG 2K 2P Charles Ossman Bernard Phnllups Mary Garcia Jeffrey Foster Donna Slack James Allison Barbara Petrlck Davsd Brewer Marvxn Slack Howard Davis Mary Ellen Kane Lee Rogers Ruey Mae DnCrcco Larry Gonnella L I 9'l l - . . 9-2 ' . ll-A ' ' 9-3 ll-B ' 9-4 ll-C ' ' - ' ll-G ' . - 1 - . - I - . . ACTIVITIES G4 3, i I 3 , 3 I w 'bu THE 1957 EDITION OF HoraceM Hutchison Director COLOR GUARD Mary Miller Colleen Clark Josephine Cappiello Catherine Penn Patricia Salt TWIRLERS Nancy Woolley Sally Smith Helen Bresley Arlene Demech Beverly Foose Nancy Janaski SOLO CLARINET Yvonne Titus Bruce Harvey Vincent Straszynski Mary Sue Toth SECOND CLARlNET Barbara Miller Richard Lenox Arleta Butterworth THIRD CLARlNET David Kaugher Patricia Lenox Eclwina Olcurovvski Barbara Bucknurn Lorraine Phillips OUR MARCHING BAND FLUTE Christine Hansen Rae Reso OBOE Eleanor Klingerman FIRST ALTO SAXOPHONE Val Miller Mary Jane Hutchinson Watson Campbell Ruey Mae DiCicc:o TENOR SAXOPHONE Robert Landis Bert Stromberg Kathryn Hludzinski, Drum Major SECOND ALTO SAXOPHONE Florence Antrobus Kathleen Hoffman Robert Taylor FIRST CORNET William Dreisbach Leon Okurowski John Heenan SECOND CORNET Wayne McCrane Edward Neumann G El? :N 23 EQQ 9121 1 W. Fl' Ll '..,o '-47 4- ff' f l' Riagg, ' ' A- TW Mx? : get 'LI ,-..-vm-'Q-.1 N ,, 'X X fwgyy, , , . ,W . fe W v? ' 'G' 'S . 4 15' 75' 55' . Q ' A f gym Af A 4 5 Q9 ,gd ax J' ill Ll k fJTfgI J fu Xa 58 A 1 . SQ. I f- 1 M I g ,W , M'f ' ' V '--M ,, ,, , - 'm -N 'ig ,W - M X 1 2 f 252 - 1 5 2 f EW' H111 8 I' L .4 11 Ea i? W 5 7' f 3 f E! 2 .r I gi 35. 55 Q 'gf lb Q' L flfil :bfi me ff f 1 U l ' 51 'l!' !z 5, w y 'Q' K fi, rw ' f X ,I 3, A ide Q xv W 9 4 Y 'G v X, f 51 Q fp? ,Q Q .J K '4' 1 upl- wa.-v -S? P X .f- 4-qv Q: M x N '-L.. We 'fl QM. 'art . 'G' xg! .wg f?K6iW'- - W ,. M M'Q 5M M CHESS AND CHECKERS I 1 uv gh D DeGarmo Gnano G Kovaluc Mr Gontar Second row J Lavernck A Cappuello JUNIOR HIGH FRENCH CLUB Furs! row left to rnght Mr Moreau Cote Second w D Carroll C Pnecukonus M Herruty N Nolan ARCHERY Furs? row left to right Mass Watkms P Johnson T Barber W Skuse C Waedenhaefer T Thorn Second row T Zawatsky C Geanene R Kama K Marsh T Rogers R Olafson Frs ro' , left To rl f: . , J. ' , ' 1 - , B. Bucknum, C. Crum, M. Gray, D. . ro z . , . , . , . . ' , ' 2 ' ' , - , - , - , - ' , - 5 - 1 - 1 - l 1 ' 1 - I - - JUNIOR SEXTETTE 4 Dauberman C Preston Second row E Zocco C Groh J Caurn L Burns R Reso X. vf 19 pi ,fn INDIVIDUAL SPORTS Flrst row left to right Mr Sense nu A I uemer B rf I CAR CLUB Ier D Kaugher S Landis Second row S Clem P Wuenckoskn M Delaney G Zsolnay B Gerber Furst row left to rnghf Mr Brownback R DeLay C Marshall J Vaneekhoven C Brady L Gonnella Second row J Franks A George T Drobmck W Coble J Arch K Hensor JUNIOR HIGH SPORTS CLUB Fnrst row Mr Lee D Poland J Bresley D Schell G Beck T James H Gaskull J Wnedenhaefer Namey R Moser J Ruley Second row T Snnclalr L Nay V Straszynskl J Weaver E Neumann R Hart E Stoddard D Henley VESPER CHOIR ander J Preston M Muller E Tootell B Solan Mr Hutchlson Third row C Steele M Burke M J Hutchinson D Whute J Muller D Slack Four1h row J Garcna B Harvey F Bentz J Taylor R Krer R Hardeng I : . , , , . , . , . , . , . ' , . v , .I First row: N. Wooley, B. Zawatsky, L. Pidcock, C. Clark, M. Foose. Second row: M. A. Hornyak, L. Alex- SENIOR FRENCH CLUB Fnrst row left to rlght Mr Moreau H Bell L Sharpham B Pierson D Whlte L Neumann P Charmck T Capodrcu Second row G Hadley S Cote H Drsler J McGaruty R Schaefer J Ketaner R Antrobus M Latham FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA First row left to nght Mrss Gush M Garcia K Kachnnsku J Klrchoffer L Alexander E Tootell Second row B Tohm C Bull J Kovacs D Whnte C Adams Third row J Solt J Barley M Burke D Slack B Solan V Beal .1 .: .- L. , Q3 ,. la 1 v ' ' A cz 5, 1 g - r . ,, - '- v -J N' - I L, 1 - og f 1 l 5 J 1 L' 1 A .1 0 1 , A .! . 2 NX 1 a T ,M .W , I I 1 L 7 - 1 4 1 4 , A U 1 - A 1 - 1 - I 1 ' 1 L 5 L I 1 - L1 - . .1 - I 1 ' 1 ' ' I - 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 - - 5 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 SPORTS ., N if 5 f f .V--...f wwf-mmm. . . l -'J av ' . SENIOR CHEERLEADERS-First row left 10 right: D. Slack J. Preston, L. Alexander M. Burke E. Tarr P. Foulke J. Skelton. CHEERLEADING SQUADS J. Bailey. Second row: JUNIOR CHEERLEADERS First row Ief1 to nghl M Haines J Long A Demech D Keuper C Green Second row L Burns L Speechley A Smith tx si Mascot Cap a rv ALICE TAYLOR PAT FOULKE ON ON MORRISVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Oh on for Morrnsvulle Hugh School CJ!'1lOI'll'16 blue and gold Our colors streammg Hugh School fellows Cheer for Morrlsvnlle Hugh School Cheer for The blue and gold Rush' Crush' Right Through That lane ForM H S Flghfl MARILYN BURKE JOY SKELTON nc 6- RAZZLE DAZZLE Razzle Dazzle Razzle Dazzle Sus Boom Bah' Boom Eracka Boom Eracka Rah' Rah' Rah' Are we :VP Well I guess M H S9 Yes'Yes'Yesl l '. .-atv JUDY BAILEY EVELYN TARR 'NY sw I C7 J rugs' Axs-Q DONNA 5'-ACK JUDY PRESTON LYNDA ALEXANDER 1 I A 2? 'H f' o - , Vx F I I QI I ff l Jump right in and fight for Morrisville - , x :- 'if' lbs N 47 L ,L 'J' I F' lr' 'f 7' .K x ll J.-qw I, K 'Vs x x J, Qgf' Tip' ., , 4' UM WALSH L55 ROGERS S E N af 1 ,S Y' 3 Joe HAA5 DON FRYE N4 1 DXCK GREEN CODD OJ 23,3 vs, VARSITY Fnrst row left to rnght D Codd J Haas R Emule L DlClcco J Pnetrocarlo J Walsh L Rogers R Green D Frye Second row J Allnson R Hart E Stockham H Davls J Foster J Chrust E Foster J Skelton Thlrd row D Olafson L Perry W Roberts F Fabuan W Long L Shull F Bet R e Fourth row P Orazl M lmmorduno B Platon D Brewer L Groves MR MCDONALD backfreld coach MR LEE lme coach MR DAVIES head coach Colllngdale Trenton Catholic Delhaas Pennsbury Councll Rock Wllluam Tennent Bensalem Brlstol SCHEDULE Morrlsvllle Morrnsvnlle Morrlsvllle Morrnsvnlle Mornsvllle Morrusvulle Morrssvllle Morrisville THE 1956 BULLDOGS If' Capfaln JOHN PIETROCARLO 73 J, , ru, j .ns J .I l.l' nz. l,'. l.,. l,..ll. ,,.. nlz,-.Lel ss 11 1 'rs ' ' J' af' ' s,,,s..,,,,s,, l3 ' A ,,,s,ss,,s,, l9 ' ,,s,,s O ' ' s.,..,,.ss 13 Q Nesharniny ,ss..s,.s.. 34 Morrisville ,s,ss,..,s 7 O ,,s,ss,,,,,s l4 ' ' , ,. O ' ssssss,,s,,s O ' ' .W27 VARSITY Furst row left fo Hgh' J Skelton P Foulke M Latham J Ketaner E Tootell R Felsburg L Fels burg Second row D Slack L Alexander Mnss Parsons B Pernk A Taylor .pv- GIRLS HOCKEY capram MARILYN LATHAM Co capfam KAY HASTON JOAN KETANER JOY sxmom SENIORS PAT Fouuce fl 3 LYNDA ALEXANDER LOLA FELSBURG RITA FELSBURG Brustol Pennsbury Nesharnlny Delhass New Hope Wllllam Tennenl Councnl Rock Bensalem if? ALICE TAYLOR BARBARA PETRIK Mnss Parsons grves some pointers DONNA SIACK VARSITY SCHEDULE JUNIOR VARSITY SCHEDULE Morrusvrlle Morrusvulle Mornsvnlle Morrlsvllle Morrlsvllle Morrnsvnlle Morrusvllle Morrnsvllle Brnstol Pennsbury Neshammy Delhaas Wnlluam Tennenr Council Rock Bensalem 3333333 ooooooo '1'!'1'11'17 7777777 5555555 5555555 54755555 JUNIOR VARSITY Furs? row left fo rught M Foose J Symlngfon S Symungton J Sol? J Bauey B Solan I Mount E Novak D Trankley B Zawaisky C Adams C Allshouse 8 Davas Second row Mlss Parsons E Klrngerman C Teftemer N Janasku S Adams J Anderson T DnBraccuo J Bottoms C Groh B Gray P Johnson M Terry C Cappuello D Straszynsku 'tial' on.. rw -if ga I IK I! '93 3 rw 3 75 . 1 ' , 3 ' ' , O ' K W 6 ' ' , l I 2 I o I I1 ' '15 do ,, e,,,,, , , I ' ' W YO , , ,,,,, ,I ' ' O Ml Y,,, ,yfsrr 0 ' 1 ir 2 ' ' i O irrrri I . . Yriir 0 H . 3 ' ' O -' , ' 2 . , . ' , . ' , . , . 'I , Q C , 1'- - I 6' ,, V' I Vl i 4. 3, 4 , I-I T , A 5 .1 Q5 , I f ' if: Qffl 5 - W I A I In fl ,T M IZ2lf'4,mQfeQ. 11.,15,f1f A X N! Bo Jack Pete Butch Dave l95657 NJSD New Hope Burlington Pennlngton Neshamlny Wm Tennent Bristol Councrl Rock Pennsbury Bensalem Delhaas Alumni Neshamnny Wm Tennent Bristol Council Rock Pennsbury Bensalem Delhaas Pennington SCHEDULE Opponent MHS Q Ai fi 5 K . H pil su-U DX N4 f I Z mug si 6 , fs 'Iv X Ng 'gi in nl-' MM X' 1 -' gd, HH 25 X - 'H .- . N ,V 4 Y ' my ' fx XWARWYNY JOAN LCLA 3-,,..nl 4 JACK? A LYNCA DONNA an BARBARA , H' A IFTT .I 'M 'W 5- I Q - 1 f ajv ' 133 At. A I , X Q 4 if . ' ' . 1 w ,Q f-ky-N 5 A Nl: T 'gk f t ,. , M V ' W XV V . -'f ig Q , ' R 5 . V Q . ,, 1 9 1 , x 1 Vi!! A Q. tg Q Q- ang, XR 431 iw! 5' Q, i 4 5, Q., 5 '7 '?y5:ff5E?+2'ffz?Zs3 1 A gf, A 5' fm gi if THEY MADE IT POSSIBLE cl R b McDon8l Cgsefla Carrol! levi A dvrsor S Treasurer IN RETROSPECT As we close Thus book and wrTh It our senlor year we realrze all Too Class A suddenly ThaT some of The most wonderful years of our lnves have qurckly come and gone Our days as a class group are ended buT The memorles of The many hours vve sTud1ed worked played and Traveled TogeTher will llve for es bake sales and all The oTher know all part of The ever The classes meehngs parTles danc acTrvlTles We once Took for granTed were we now sTory ThaT made our year worfhvvhrle ,JY lee Will' . STU en anager Ai' Mary Ellen K AdarflS Janet k Editor Assocrafe gdggf Yearboo IT has been a mosT unusual year We were dlvuded nnTo Two secTlons 12 K and 12 P for homeroom purposes of our homeroom Teachers Mrs Keller and Mass Parsons The leTTers und1caTed The names 12 2 and 12 3 For oThers we Class of 1957 For some of our classes we were 12 1 were 12 A 12 C and 12 G BUT essenTlally we were The The school was overcrowded and so :T was necessary To schedule classes on a sTaggered basis We In The senior hugh began our sTudles aT 8 a m In The morning and lefT school aT 2 10 Those an The lunuor hugh came To school aT 9 40 a m and closed Their books aT 3 50 p m ,fa- '0 llse Jo pamcla FOU y Y Skelton Senior Edufor earbook BUSIDQSS Manager --1.1 RoberT Krrer Class Presrdenf DoroThy Johnson Class Secretary John Pletrocarlo Class Vice Presrdenf ,j VVrTh all of The crowding however :T has been a year we can never TorgeT and we only hope we have been able To capTure a Tew of rTs h1ghlnghTs rn These pages In closing we feel deeply oblrgaTed To Those who have made :T all a reallTy To our Teachers and admrnrsTraTors who made our schooling pos srble we say Thank you To The adverhsers on The Tollowrng pages who made This book possible we give anoTher sincere Thank you And lasT buT noT leasT a very specnal Thanks To Those members of The class plc Turecl on These pages who devoTed so much Tame and eTTorT To our class and :Ts many pro1ecTs YES THEY MADE IT POSSIBLE AND WE RE GRATEFUL THE CLASS OF T957 Professional PaI'rons DR DAVID B JOHNS DR THEODORE A HANSEN DR LEROY P LEAHY DR JOHN W DIESEL DR JAMES C McNALLY DR THEODORE R COHEN RALPH M FOX DDS JAMES M KLENK MD THOMAS J DOUGHERTY MD ROBERT A GOULD MD THADDEUS B FOWLER DDS HAROLD J ROBINSON DDS ROBERT C BRENNER OD WILLARD S CURTIN WILLIAM L HEEFNER MERTON S ADAMS PE HARRY H LEE JR THEODORE G. FITZGEORGE SCOTT SCAMMELL II SAMUEL L. SEGAL, D.D.S. TH MGRRISVILLE BANK The Friendly Bank 2 Eas+ Bridge S+ an 53 Morrisville Shopping Cenier MORRlSVlLLE, PA. Member Federal Deposil' Insurance Corporaiion J. W. SMITH, INC Dodge-Plymouih 24 W. Bridge S+. Morrisville, Penna. TELEPHONE CY 5-7 I 68 Compl me ts of TALONES GULF SERVICE Ill W. Bridg Si' MORRISVILLE WAMSLEY PCNTIAC E. Bridge S+. and Delmorr Ave. Phone CY5-7245 I 1 Pa+rons MR AND MRS R D COOK AND JOE PIERRE KETANER FAMILY MR AND MRS S CHAMBERLAIN JO LYONS 56 ROBERT J KRIER 57 COLLEEN CLARK EV JAN AND JUDY CAROL AND TOMMY KENNER BARB LINDA JUDY DONNA ALICE JUDY JOE CAROL AND MISS C JU TER BOOTS MARE BOB AG JO MRS JULIA LUCASH JOHN AND MARY BENJAMIN F MILLER RO SANDY AND TESSIE BOBBIE MARION JANET ETHEL JIM AND DOLORES ONEILL PHIL AND JOYCE MR ROGER BROWN NEAL NOLAN LEONARD DELLALBA TONY AND FRANK PAUL CHAPMAN LOIS LOVETT DOT AND EUGENE MR AND MRS HOWARD JOHNSON MR AND MRS CARLTON E FORCE BELLE AND ROY MR AND MRS PAUL KEMMERLING JOSETTE JUDGE JEFF AND JUDY MR RALPH DEMATTEO MR AND MRS VICTOR E COTE A FRIEND HANK CODD MR AND MRS TONY COSTA BOB AND KAY MR AND MRS JOHN BURNS ELAINE AND BILL MR AND MRS MARVIN S ALLISON JAY AND MICKEY BRAD FORDHAM 56 ADRIENNE AMES MR AND MRS ANDREWS JACK AND MARY ELLEN MR AND MRS MR AND MRS MR AND MRS MR AND MRS MARILYN AND CHARLES ZABOROWSKI W DEFAZIO JOHN NEWMAN J BRODERICK CHARLES DANNY AND BETTY MR AND MRS T V KLINGERMAN MRS EVELYN KEUPER DON TOM LEE JACK DICK DON MR AND MRS KENNETH STIDFOLE MRS ESTHER C ALGER AND MRS JOHN EMILIE AND MRS R D GREEN AND MRS DONALD G FRYE SR JOHN CLARK AND MRS MICHAEL KREPICH SHIRLEY AND HARRY AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS PATTERSON MR AND MRS MR AND MRS MICHAEL PEZZA FRED MEYERS NORMAN A BARTRON J WALLACE CARROLL ERNEST A GEORGE MAHLON CUMMINGS WM PIERSON GEORGE W O R HARDING CARL MARUCA MISS MARITA JEMISON HELEN DORIS BOBBIE BUNNY JOSEPH PIETROCARLO WARREN BRELSFORD LOUIS MATEJIK AND AND AND MRS MRS MRS WILLIAM COMINSKI BURTON THOMAS JAMES E WOOD RAYMOND A DREISBACH SR MR J BURNS MRS GEORGE F KANE SAM GRAFF HELEN A OUILL 49 LOIS HEARN DAVID CALLIHAN HENRY KONAT CLASS OF 54 MRS RAYMOND BUNTING RAE FRANCES BUNTING BARB AND DONNIE AND AND AND AND MRS MR MRS MRS Coal OII Burner Servuce Fuel Oul PENN-JERSEY COAL COMPANY Chambers S+ree'I a+ Delmorr Avenue MORRISVILLE PA Phones Morrnsvllle-CY5 7955 Tren'I'on EX4 I36I . , , . . 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Pennsylvania DELMOR LANES 8 Brunswick Alleys Enfrance From Union S+. NEW AND USED CARS AND TRUCKS Ford TONY DINATALE Sales Represen+a+ive HUDLER MOTOR CO. 2645-49 S. Broad S+. TRENTON. NEW JERSEY Phone: EXpor+ 2-6I6I Du Poni' BENHAM'S PAINTS AND WALLPAPER Inferior and Exferior Pain+ing DUPONT'S, PRATT AND LAMBERT SOLFO PAINTS AND ENAMELS Sforez II8 W. Bridge S+reeI' MORRISVILLE. PA. Phones CY5-3093-Siore CY5-7988-Residence FORCE AND STANTON BEER DISTRIBUTORS Free Home Delivery I45 W. Phila. Ave. MORRISVILLE OPEN TILL 7:00 CY-5-3256 Phone EX-2-5962 Try Us Before Buying CIRCLE APPLIANCE Complefe Line of HOTPOINT and G E Produds JOHN SEAMON l8I4 Prince+on Avenue TRENTON. NEW JERSEY BRIDGE GRILL Joseph Rech Q I Phila. Ave. MORRISVILLE, PA. Phone-CY5-3977 CompIimen+s of GOLDBERG'S Morrisville Shopping Cen+er CompIimenI's of KING FARMS CC. Morrisville. Pa. MORRISVILLE PARENT TEACHER ASSOCIATION To Promole 'rhe Welfare of Children and You+h in Home, School, Church and Communily Congrafulafions Are Exfended +o Anofher Fine M.H.S. Producf, THE YEARBOOK From I'he MORRISVILLE HIGH SCHOOL BAND BOOSTERS' ASSOCIATION On, On, for Morrisville High SchooI Meelingsz Third Tuesday of Each School Mon+h CYpress 5-3044 CYpress 5-3850 PISCCJPO BROS. BEAR FRAME AND WHEEL ALIGNMENT BODY AND FENDER REPAIRING-PAINTING-GLASS Day and Nighi' Service, 24 Hour Towing Official Keysfone Garage WRIGHT AND HALL AVENUES MORRISVILLE, PA. :fs PRIORNS ron New AND RE-CONDITICJNED ANliiAi.L Q ,QQQE yy-PEWRITERS GUARANTEED E2 , X 5 PHONE CY 5-9867 Ladies' Haircu+s CAPITOL VIEW BARBER SHOP 5OI N. Pennsylvania Ave. Corner Hendrickson Ave. AIR CONDITIONED PENNSBURY POTTERY Refail Sales a+ Facfory Tyburn Road TELEPHONE MORRISVILLE 5829 PURCELL3 SHOESTORE Good QuaIi+y Shoes For +he Whole Family I2 S. WARREN ST. TRENTON, N. J. REPAIRS SALES EXPORT 6-2I IO C0mP me +S of HAROLD H. KRECHMER Musical Ins+rumen+s I39 E. Fron+ S+ree+ Trenfon, N. J. ACCESSORIES RENTALS SNYDER'S SPORT CENTER I07-I09 Perry Slreel TRENTON, N. J. SCHOOL SWEATERS-JACKETS GYM CLOTHES Phone 2-4059 CY5-9330 Michael Jr. and Margarel' Saylco IVlARGIE'S FLOWER SHOP Flowers 'For AII Occasions F.T.D. MEMBER Wha+ever +he Occasion, Flowers Will Besl' Express Your True Sen'rimen+s. E. BRIDGE ST. MORRISVILLE, PA CYpress 5-7534 Morfgage Loans THE WM. G. HOWELL 8: SON CO. INSURANCE-REAL ESTATE 509 N. Penna. Ave. GEORGE W. BURGNER Morrisville, Pa. SWEET SHOES MARRAZZO BROS. We Grow Our Ow MANOR LANE FLORIST Flowers for AII Occasions CY 5-7804 or CY 5-3I82 I1 WISE POTATO CHIPS I4I Perry S+. TRENTON. N. J. I KELLY AVENUE WHOLESALE See Your Local Grocer MORRISVILLE, PA. RETAIL GERRY'S DELICATESSEN SARONY STUDIOS Famous 'for Our POTATO SALAD AND COLESLAW Foods From All Over Ihe World Morrisville Shopping CenI'er CY5-2780 I3I6 Walnul' SI. PHILADELPHIA, PA. Official Pholographers for 'Ihe I957 ROBERT MORRIS wsun 260 N UD Now 5000 WaHs +o Serve You Be'H'er ROBERTSON MANUFACTURING COMPANY TlIe and Abraslves MORRISVILLE PENNSYLVANIA OW 5-I497 CY 5-785I ROBERT W. TOOTELL Insurance For Every Need 'Life ConsuII'an+ J. ALLEN HOOPER FUNERAL CHAPEL 45 N. Penna. Avenue MORRISVILLE, PENNA. Licensed in New Jersey PHONE MORRISVILLE CY 5-7725 MORRISVILLE BAKERY 343 W. Bridge S+. Open Sunday CY5-385I CAMPBELL'S GULF SERVICE Ill E. Tren+on Ave. MORRISVILLE, PA. Phone: CY 5-9882 Morfgages Insurance Conveyancing Appraisals NYUFPTGASES lNSURANCi I YA 1 S AP9RAlSALS 1. csgfu Asmiflp 'G MAJN SYRi,iv vAP2:DL ' xwav .AN I r-4vArv3.2,5S I9 Main S+ree+ Yardley - Pennsylvania - HYaH 3-2755 OFFICE FURNITURE Office Layoui' Service COMMERCIAL STATIONERY DUPLICATING MACHINES SUPPLIES AND SERVICE BuIIcIozing Service Phone 2087 PALMER TROUT 8: CC. OWen 5-636I II22 S. CIin+on Ave. TRENTQNI N. J, 47 Manor Lane Wesf Yardley, Pa I MQRRISVILLE 5 rr' LIONS CLUB 'Y KE RNS BEVERAG ES Fine NaI'uraI Flavors Ami K 0 N , F' 'K E. J' -12' GY! v-U Nvf! MORRISVILLE. PENNSYLVANIA HARBISON OLDSMOBILE, INC. Roufe I IV2 MiIes Wesf of MorrisviII F 'I OLDSMOBILE S I :I S Open 7 Days a Week 8:30 A. M. +o I0:00 P. M. Telephone CY5-5006 ANTROBUS PLUMBING AND HEATING MORRISVILLE. PA. Phone CY5-347 I Music for AII Occasions THE MELLO-AIRES DANCE BAND BILL LOSS BOB KLINGERMAN BOB BUNTING TOM MARSCHNER FERD SCHWARZ CY 5-3420 DOOLITTLE-ALLEN CO I66I N. OIcIen Ave. TRENTON, N. J. Dis+incI'ive Furnifure Phone EX 6-5548 ln nofhmg do men more nearly approach fhe gods fhan in giving healrh +o men Cicero JOHN M BURNS CLASS or za PHARMACIST Business Phone 705l Residence Phone 5846 DELAWARE VALLEY BINDERY THOMAS RIGBY Il25 Ohio Avenue Morrisville P STILWELL'S Sofl' Drink Dis'I'ribu1'ors I25 So. La'fayeH'e Ave. MORRISVILLE, PENNA. Phone CYpress 5-3254 Complimenls of RICKERT NURSERIES Plan'r Marlcei' and Garden S+ore LEY MORRISVILLE ROAD YARD - Morrisville, Pa. TELEPHONE CY 5-7I9l -7I92 Local Dealer ARMSTRONG Indoor Sunshine Furnaces A1'lan'lic Hearing Oils J- N- YOST II3 W. Bridge Si' Complimenfs of HOHWIELER RUBBER CO. Morrisville, Pa. J. S. FOOSE Self Service Marlcef MEATS-PRODUCE-C-BROCERIES FROZEN FOODS 353 W. Bridge S+. Phone CY5-5597-9887 Morrisville, Pa. MORRISVILLE MOTORS Body, Fender and Painiing Service Aufhorized Pennsylvania Sl'a'I'e lnspecfion Sfafion Phone CY5-5367 WILLIAM I. MURPHY Funeral Home 4I Wesf Tren+on Avenue Morrisville Phone CY 5-7922 PEMCO AND WHITEHEAD EIec+ric Wafer Hea'Iers Sales and Service EDWARD R. ROBERTS, JR. EIec'IricaI Confracfor Phone CY 5-7692 224 OSBORNE AVE. MORRISVILLE, PA. DAILY'S TEXACO SERVICE Minor Au+o Repairs AII Worlc Guaranieed NIGHT LUBE AND WASH Tires - BaH'eries and Accessories WEST TRENTON AVENUE MORRISVILLE. PA. PHONE CY 5-9893 Phone CY 5-7806 GREENLEE 81 SON Con+rac'rors Excava+ing ancl Grading Trucking 64 HARRISON AVE. MORRISVILLE. PA. CYPRESS 5-3469 PHOTO OFFSET LETTER PRESS HUNT PRINTING COMPANY Commercial Prinfers HORACE E. HUNT I9-2I Chambers SI'reeI' Morrisville, Pa. THE S. S. KRESGE CO. The Friendly SI'ore in a Friendly Communi+y E. J. WITTEKIND, Mgr. CYpress 5-775l I4 S. Pennsylvania Ave. Morrisville, Pa. E. SIPLER'S APPLIANCES Complefe Line of Eleclrical Appliances TELEVISION. RADIO AND SMALL APPLIANCE SERVICE AMERICAN FLYER TRAINS MORRISVILLE GARDENS AL AND LEN LEVIN, Proprie'I'ors 22 E. Bridge S+. Phone 7030 MORRISVILLE, PA. CompIlmen'I's of KING SUPPLY CO MorrlsvlIIe Pa EXporI' 6 I 704 ABCO PRINTING CO Michael MlIcslI'z I806 Sou+h Broad S+ree'I' TRENTON NEW JERSEY Le++erpress Phofo Offsei' Phone EXpor+ 3-0386 ALLEN 8: HURLEY Wholesale Dis+riI::u+ors RADIO . . . TELEVISION . . . PARTS 23 Souih Warren S+reeI' TRENTON I0. N. J. REDNOR AND KLINE, INC. Lumber and MiIIworIc MASON MATERIALS-PLYWOOD-INSULATION CINDER BLOCK Mornsvnlle Pa QFFICE PHONES YARD AND WARE:-louse 202 S Pennsylvania Ave CY 5 7'-75 U S N0 I H'9hWaY CY 5-3I64 CHARLES GALAMBOS AND SON To Soil PHONE CY5-3464 P MORRISVILLE, PA. PENN TAVERN Our SpeciaI+y Is Fine Food WE CATER TO PRIVATE PARTIES AND BANQUETS Phone CY5-9880 4lI W. BRIDGE ST. MORRISVILLE, PA. Phone CY 5-5234 DELBERT E. PINCKARD S1'eeI Fabricafion and Erec+ion General Welding 227 OSBORNE AVE. MORRISVILLE, PA. PENN VALLEY CONSTRUCTORS. INC. Builders-Designers-Mor+gages 20 Nor+I1 Pennsylvania Avenue MORRISVILLE, PA. Besi' of Luck Io +l1e Class of l957 CLOVERLEAF DAIRY 850 S. Penna. Ave. Do I+ Yourself Foam Rubber for All Purposes CHAIR CUSHIONS, PILLOWS, MATTRESSES Fac+ory Salesroom CARTEX CORPORATICN Rouie No. I3 I Mile Soufh of Morrisville, Pa. CONSUMERS OIL CORPORATION Richfield ProducI's GASOLINE-KEROSENE-MOTOR OIL DOMESTIC AND INDUSTRIAL FUEL OIL Phone-EX4-5353 42I JOHN FITCH WAY TRENTON. N. J. CYpress 5-9869 SELLINGER'S GARAGE Body, Fender and PainI'ing Service General AuIo Repairing 24-HOUR TOWING 25I W. Philadelphia Ave. Morrisville, Pa. DOROTHY LEE FLOWER SHOP 60I Edgewood Avenue TRENTON 8 N J MRS EVA R BLAKE Preslden+ Telephone EXpor'r 2 5I I6 Congra'ruIahons DESIGN FOR VISION INC Ophcians TRIO SHOP 36 Eas+ Paul Avenue TRENTON NEW JERSEY Every'Ihlng in 'Ihe Sporhng Goods Lune JAMES MONTEVERDE JOHN PECCI PETE APOSTOLIRES EX 2 0874 Phone Morrisville CY5 3286 JOHN J RESO Fine Wafch Repairing JEWELRY WATCHES DIAMONDS SILVERWARE II E Bri e Opp The Bank Morrisville Pa Phone CY5-7648 I 'IUNT'S STATIONERY SI'a'I'ionery GreeI'ing Cards School Supplies I8 E. Bridge S+. MORRISVILLE LEWIS ESSO SERVICE II5 E. Bridge SI. MORRISVILLE, PA. CORTI'S MOBIL SERVICE STATION rnS+ MORRISVILLE DELICATESSEN I8 E. Bridge S+. S. Penna. Ave. and G ee . COLD CUTS-DELICIOUS SALADS MANNY CORTI. Prop. CY5-9824 Free Delivery Phone 5568 NOVAK'S GROCERY STORE I2 Melvin Ave. MORRISVILLE, PENNA. 1? ------7' f-EU 1--'T-1 E -- ----A --vfimrff---Q - , Complimenfs of HOLIDAY INN Morrisville, Pa. GREENLEE AND SON Phone Morrisville 3309 UNITY- FRANKFORD STORE CENTRAL MARKET Qualify Landscape and Flower Mari' Meds and provisions FREE ESWATE5 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL los E. Trenfon Ave. CY5-38I8 ALSO SELF SERVICE GROCERIES We Sell +I1e Bes+ for Less 336 WEST BRIDGE ST. MORRISVILLE, PA. Opposife Morrisville Bank Complimen'Is of OGDEN'S SIGN SERVICE TrenI'on. N. J. GUHL'S SERVICE STATION CiI'ies Service ProducI's TIRES BATTERIES TUNE-UP 25 Penningion Ave. TRENTON, N. J. Phone-CYPRESS 5-5620 J. D. GOLD 5c-I0c-SI.00 AND UP I9 E. Bridge S+. MORRISVILLE, PA. CY 5-57I9 OPEN 9 'TIL 9-DAILY 9 'TIL 7-SATURDAY ALL YEAR Phone 7575 MORRISVILLE FLOWER GARDENS D. ConI'urso 8: Son Flowers 'for All Occasions 509 W. Bridge SI. Morrisville, Pa. Phone Yardley HY3-3044 Compleie Paving Service Black Top Concre'I'e S+one PENN PAVING CO. Edgewood Road YARDLEY, PA. Road Builders Driveways Parking Lois School Yards Gas Slafions, EI'c. THOMAS B. STOCKHAM INC. Real Es+a're and Insurance I05 Penna. Ave. MORRISVILLE CompIimen+s of DICK'S HOBBY SHOP 243 S+ockham Ave. MORRISVILLE, PA. PENN DECORATING COMPANY Decora'rors of Fine China CLARENCE ALDERFER Owner 627 BAKER AVENUE MORRISVILLE. PENNSYLVANIA Phone CY5-5644 BEST WISHES from Ihe Managemenf of 'Ihe TRANSIT DINER We Serve Wholesome Food Open 'Ihe Year Round BRIDGE ST. MORRISVILLE. PA. CompIimen'I's of YARDLEY FLORIST I75 Soufh Main S+ree'I' LILLIAN'S DRESS SHOP - BRIDAL SALON 9I8 Brunswick Ave. EXpor+ 3-7328 Tren'I'on, N. J. For Sfeaks You Like, See Mike- No Bum S+eers MIKE'S STEAK HOUSE 706 Brunswick Avenue Tren+on, N. J. WE DELIVER TO FACTORIES PHONE OWEN 5-9897 Complimenfs of FACTOR'S STORE ALBERT VAN DER MEER The Yardley Cabinei' Makers' Resforer of Anfiques a SpeciaI+y GENERAL WOODWORKERS I74 S. Main S+. Yardley, Pa. General EIec'I'ric Appliances Phone: HY 3-2654 J. P. CUNNINGHAM HARDWARE 522 N. Pennsylvania Avenue MORRISVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA Telephone 74 I 3 Com plimenfs of UNITED CUT RATE STORE 29 E. Bridge Sfreei' MORRISVILLE, PA. Levinson Bros., Props. WILLIAM G. KELLY Real EsI'aIe and Insurance 30 Easi' Franklin SIreeI' MORRISVILLE, PA. Phone 3028 Phones: Day, 74-3I96p Nighr, 557l MIKE'S AUTO SERVICE Tune-up--Igni'I'ion Specialisi' MoI'or Overhaul Wrecker and Towing Service Penna. Official Inspecfion Sfa. No. 8458 III-II3 W. BRIDGE ST.. MORRISVILLE, PA Complimenfs of +he SENIOR CHEERLEADERS PAT FOULKE, DONNA SLACK, JOY SKELTON, LYNDA A L E X A N D E R. EVELYN TARR. MARILYN BURKE. JUDY PRESTON, JUDY BAILEY. RUDOLPH FLORIST Morrisville Shopping Cen'I'er CYpress 5-3I I9 Morrisvi Ie, Pa. PRYOR'S PHARMACY The S+ore +he Docfor Recommends Phone CY5-74I 6 Pennsylvania New Jersey S'l'a'I'e Supervised Chicks Officially Blood Tesied WHITE'S HATCHERY 5l8 Crown S+ree'r MORRISVILLE, PA. THE MAKEFIELD CO. Residenfial and Commercial Realfors MORRISVILLE SHOPPING CENTER CYpress 5-7I4I The Friendly Place +o Shop BEATRICE SHOPPE Women's Apparel Phone 345I Open Thurs. and Fri. Evenings I3 E. BRIDGE STREET MORRISVILLE, PA Television and Appliances L 81 G ELECTRIC CO. 35 E. Bridge S+. Morrisville, Pa. Phone CY 5-7567 TAYLOR'S CAMERA AND SPORTING GOODS SHOP Morrisville Shopping Cenier CY5-9 I 54 STACY'S 5c TO SL00 STORE 3 E. Bridge S+. MORRISVILLE, PA. YARDLEY PHARMACY PRESCRIPTIONS DRUGS LU NCHEON ETTE Free Delivery Yardley 2703 W , 'iT .'??F, WF, ' Complimenis of MARION'S DRIVE-IN Wesi' Bridge S+. MORRISVILLE, PA. Phone CY5-2IOI Telephone CY. 5-5784 CHARLES' BEAUTY SHOP Exper+ Hair Sfyling and Permaneni' Waving 27 N. Pennsylvania Ave. Morrisville, Pa. CHARLES ZUCKER OUINN'S AUTO REPAIRS 544 N. Pennsylvania Ave. MORRISVILLE, PA. S'I'aI'e Inspecfion Phone 244I AAA Official S+a+ion 24 Hour Service ALEXANDER HOTEL IOO E. Bridge Sf. MORRISVILLE, PENNA. Prop.-ALEX AND BERITA MILLER DICK MAFFEZZOLI Complimenfs of Cusiom Tailor fhe READY MADE SUITS Dry Cleaning and AI'I'era+ions Phone CY 5-2467 556 N. Penne. Ave. CO- MORRISVILLE, PA. RICHMOND MORRISVILLE OIL COMPANY Sales and Service YQRK QIL BURNERS TRENTON, MORRISVILLE AND YARDLEY III E. Phila. Ave. Phone CYpress 5-7083 Busses Charferecl Io AII Poinfs CY5-7565 in VULCANIZED RUBBER AND PLASTICS COMPANY K. -L an s 'L X-me ' Q, ,ni-. .mv A: .fl1,.h.,, g VVS u N . . 1 V vp ,-'1 w EA, ... -.1 ,. I, .0 .. --,N :Z , . , 1 .u. Q,