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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1958 volume:

ROBERT MORRIS V 0)1 name Twenty PuLlisked ky tike Class of 1958 Mornsvi lie Higk Sck ool 3 Foreword! Music is often referred to as the international language in that it is easily understood by people of all ages, races and creeds. For this reason we have selected it as our theme in the hope that it will help us draw a more complete and realistic picture of our senior year. Twenty years ago a senior class published the ROBERT MORRIS for the first time. Since that very important occasion every graduating class has made its own special goal the publication of a yearbook just a little bigger and better than its predecessors. This too has been our aim. THE CLASS OF 1958 4 ammistration. Seniors n d e r c 1 a s s m e n t Inlormals wiMeWiah School I Dual Cwt DRIVER EDI (jordon '(Davies T eacher — Counsellor — Coach Ours has been the good fortune to have worked and studied with Gordon Davies. He taught our classes, coached our teams and patiently helped us as we learned to drive. He was always a friend and a gentleman and we, the Class of 1958, are privileged to dedicate our yearbook in his honor. Ever Cjt rowmi M omsville H lgk Sckool — In 1892 the Morrisville Board of Education opened the borough’s first high school in what was known as the Chambers Street School. Prior to this date it was necessary for all students who wished a high school education to com- mute each day to Trenton High School. The popularity of the new local school grew rapidly and soon it became evident that the building was much too small. For this reason the William E. Case School was erected on West Bridge Street and opened in 1894. 10 1892 195 9 Proposed —A Look m tke F iituire Again the school proved too small and so in 1924 a third high school was built — this was the large and modern Robert Morris School. In 1927 a wing was added to the high school and another wing and a gymnasium were added in 1930. And still the community and its schools have continued to grow. The high school is overcrowded and half sessions have become a necessity. To meet the current problem the plans shown above have been drawn and a fourth high school is planned for 1959- The grandstand and (below) gate of the Robert Morris Athletic Field. cenes m tike M orris vi iJie Scliool District The Capitol View Elementary School in the Third Ward. The Manor Park Elementary School located in the Fourth Ward. The William E. Case Elementary School on West Bridge Street was once used by the borough as a high school. The new Grandview Elementary School shown here as it neared completion was built in the western section of Morrisville to accommodate many of the children who live in that recently developed area. 6 6 Our Junior Prom was held Friday evening, May 11, 1957, in the school auditorium. This was our final social event before becoming seniors and the dance was well at- tended by seniors, juniors and underclassmen. 14 May we see your tickets, please? The prom committee final meeting at the Paradise The committee in charge of the prom selected Almost Par- adise” for its theme and a special feature of the decora- tions was a beautiful fountain which flowed throughout the dance. Music was furnished by Art Brown and his very fine or- chestra. Art Brown and his saxophone. An old-fashioned fountain in a modern setting. 15 manoah r. ElTER E. L. CAUM IBo rt! of Ib diacatiioii William B. Anderson .................... President William H. Roberts ..................... Vice President Dr. Theodore A. Hansen ...................... Treasurer Frank C. Miller ............................. Secretary Harry H. Lee, Jr. Horace E. Hunt Alfred Champagne Leonard F. Ferry—retired from the Board of Educa- tion after serving from 1934 until 1957. Ad mimsf ration Manoah R. Reiter ........... Superintendent of Schools E. L. Caum....................... High School Principal James E. Wood ..................... Assistant Principal These are the men behind the scenes” in all that the Morrisville schools do and are. They plan for us, build for us and supervise us. Our education is in their hands. Time, an ever-growing population and new concepts in education have all taken their toll' of our present high school. To these men, therefore, will go the task of providing Morrisville with a new and modern high school. We as seniors can only regret that we will not have the privilege of attending the new school but we are grateful that these are the men responsible for its erection. Dr. Theodore A. Hansen William B. Anderson rike © a f A ©f Ed mc tioin Alfrfed Champagne William H. Roberts Harry H. Lee, Jr. Leonard F. Ferry Frank C. Miller Horace E. Hunt 19 SARA T. HUGHES English JOHN GONTAR Mechanical Drawing Science DOROTHY A. GISH Guidance Director ALEXANDER McDONALD Science JOHN W. SAUDER Industrial Arts ESTHER HAWKINS Mathematics ROBERT F. MIMM English HELEN L. BRUNNER Business I Jiese 20 ANNE E. PARSONS Mathematics Physical Education MARGARET A. WATKINS I English Social Studies Ouif I eackers ROSEMARY CAVANAUGH Physical Education History 21 GLENN G. GRIFFITHS Social Studies RICHARD G. LEE Social Studies English JOSEPH A. MATINAS Science DOROTHY A. HUGHES Music SOL S. KASHOFF Mathematics Health ELLEN A. MILLER Home Economics JOSEPH E. MOREAU Languages DOROTHY N. JENNESS Librarian DR. ROBERT A. GOULD School Physician MARVIN LEVITT Art Supervisor FRANK G. ZURLO Physical Education Mathematics MICHAEL KREPICH Social Studies ANDREW R. THOMPSON Social Studies RUTH A. GRAVES Home Economics JANICE B. BROWER English BETTY KANE Mathematics Social Studies BURTON O. THOMAS Social Studies MARJORIE JONES School Nurse 23 25 CARKL ANNE ADAMS Larel Academic One of the smarter girls of our class . . . possessor of many friends ... is always willing to go along with a joke . . . envied by all because of her tiny waist . dislikes two-faced people and people who annoy her while she is studying active member of the hockey team . . . plans to become a math teacher . . . enjoys writing letters to a certain someone in the Air Force who answers to the name of Joe. CAROL AIELLO Chick Commercial Sincere, sociable senior with naturally wavy hair . . . appears to be quiet . . . until you get to know her . . . has a fine sense of humor . . . and a contagious laugh . . . never seen with the same skirt on twice . . . seems to be always on the go . . . always wanted to be a private secretary . . . and make a million . . . is sure to succeed . . . simply hates to write a letter that is not answered promptly . . . is remembered as a whiz in typing. LYNDA CAROL ALEXANDER Lynda Academic It's seldom quiet when Lyn's around . . . keeps the Academic class in stitches with her witty remarks . . . watch out, here she comes in her cool, Chevy . . . cute, likeable senior who does a terrific job cheering for our boys . . . neat dresser and possessor of a friendly attitude . . . spends her spare time working at the dairy or having fun with her mob . . . did a swell job as business manager of our year- book . . . plans to become a Home Economics teacher. JAMES ALLISON Pe,e Academic One of the outstanding members of our class . . . does well in everything he at- tempts . . . played four years of football, basketball, and baseball . . . really knows a lot about sports . . . main interest is in a sweet gal from Trenton ... is remem- bered for. his terrific diving . . . has won many medals . . . claims he doesn’t have enough time to eat lunch . . . was voted most popular’' boy in the senior class . . . main ambition is to go to college. WILLIAM C. ANDERSON n Bill Academic One of the taller members of our class . . . quiet until you get to know him . . . nice looking fellow and oh, what a smile! . . . plays a good game of basketball keeps the Acme running with his efficient w'ork . . . fishing and swimming are among his chief interests . . . his pet peeve is math class ... one of our more fortunate classmates w’ith a cat of his own . . . keeps his love affair a secret . . . has a friendly Hi for everyone. SANDRA LEE AUTEN Sandy Commercial A quiet reserved senior with a warm, friendly personality . . . beautiful eyes . . . and long hair ... a likeable miss who can often be seen waiting letters ... to the Navy, of course . . . loves to cook, and dance . . . just hates to get up in the morning to come to school . . .can often be heard saying, take two, they re cheap . . . always wanted to pilot a plane . . . ambition is to become an airline hostess. JUDITH ANNE BAILEY Judy Academic One of our cheerleaders . . . been on the squad for four years . . . active member of the chorus and orchestra . . . likes sew'ing . . . her ability is shown in her ward- robe ... has a swell personality and is well liked by everyone especially some members of the Class of ’57 . . . takes a lot of kidding about her money . . . dislikes people who keep secrets . . . plans to go to college after graduation . . . is sure to succeed in everything she does. VIRGINIA BEAL Cookie Commercial Came to Morrisville in our junior year ... an attractive girl w'ith a peaches and cream complexion . . . worked long and hard on our yearbook . . . has a beautiful voice but seems to want to keep it a secret . . . dislikes boys who brag about them- selves . . . loves to jitterbug and eat tomato pies . . . hopes to become a dental secretary ... a w'onderful person to know' . . . never has to worry about being without a date . . . has a part-time job working for Carlisle Manufacturers. FRANCIS JOSEPH BENTZ II Bia Academic Easygoing, patient fellow with a quaint smile and fixed expression . . . always kidding with someone and laughs easily . . . constantly found doing homework in free periods . . . always gets good marks . . . gets great enjoyment from play- ing football and making model trains . . . member of Mixed Chorus and Vesper Choir . . . plans to become a chemical engineer . . . cannot understand why we have homework over the weekend. THOMAS V. BIGLEY ”T om General Tom would like to wear the Navy blue in the near future ... no Jaguar in the Navy, Tom . . . getting up in the morning seems to be quite a task ... is very quiet until you get to know him and then you can't shut him up . . . always has something nice to say to everyone . . . enjoys hunting season . . . seems shy around girls . . . enjoys listening to top tunes. ROY BLOOR R°) General One of the taller members of the senior class . . . usually quiet . . . never has much to say ... a great fellow to have as a friend . . . will lend a helping hand to anyone . . . hasn’t any definite plans for the future . . . rates shop as his favorite class . . . mechanically minded boy whose main interest in life is tinker- ing with cars, especially his own . . . girls are the least of his worries . . . doesn't mind taking a joke or pulling one. BuW FRANCIS BOGDON General Keeps the General Section in good spirits with his witty remarks . . . never a dull moment with Buggs around . . . likes to drive the Central Market truck in | his spare time . . . dislikes work . . . nice looking fellow with light blonde hair and blue eyes ... is well liked by everyone and is a friend to all . . . plans to join the Navy and see the world . . . would like to own a Chevrolet Corvette with a stick shift. DAVID BREWER £),z” Commercial—General Did a swell job as president of our Student Council . . . played a rough game of football this season ... his main interest lies in a cute, blonde underclassman spends much of his spare time working at the Stag Village . . . hopes some- day to go into the sporting goods business for himself and become a millionaire . enjoys dancing at the canteen . . . simply hates football practice . . . loves to tease all the girls, especially those in 12-C. ALLEN BRODHEAD Charlie” General One of the class cut-ups ... has no special female friends—likes to tease and have fun with them all . . . works part time in a furniture store . . . can't stand doing reports . . . don't ever mention school in front of Charlie . . . has many hobbies which include archery and boating . . . never found in school during hunting season . . . has no definite plans for the future, but has hopes of finding a good job. MARILYN BURKE Bunkie” Academic Did a marvelous job as editor of our yearbook . . . possessor of pretty, long, blonde hair . . . cheered our football and basketball team for two years . . . active in all choruses and also a faithful member of the orchestra . . . gets great enjoy- ment from playing her violin ... is really a riot and loads of fun to be with . . . has a swell personality which has won her many friends . . . hopes to become a teacher. JOSEPHINE CAPPIELLO j0 Commercial Jolly, fun-loving miss who likes to jitterbug . . . always ready for tun . . . can be recognized by her catchy laugh and friendly smile . . . good basketball player . . . an active member of Girls' Chorus . . . can talk her way out of anything . . . usually keeps Mr. Thomas busy with her continuous chattering . . . pet peeve is homework . . . plans to become a beautician . . . remembered for her wonderful job as a color guard with the band. PATRICIA ANN CHARNICK Commercial Tiny, cute and full of fun is a good description for this lass ... an easygoing girl with an abundance of pep . . . came to Morrisville in our junior year . . . pos- sessor of long, brown hair and an infectious giggle . . . spends her spare time with either Ruth, Lillian or Linda. JOHN R. CHRIST jack” Academic Athletic senior who plays football, basketball, and baseball . . . his set shot is an asset to our basketball team . . . can be seen riding to school every morning in a green Plymouth . . . likes to hear a good joke . . . friendly, good looking boy who enjoys teasing people . . . possesses a personality and disposition that made him very popular . . . complains frequently about his lunch hour being too short . . . ambition is to go to college. EDDIE COLBORN ' Ed General Mechanically minded senior who is constantly tinkering with cars . . . has quite a bit of trouble getting to school on time . . . spends most of his leisure time working at the Sunoco station . . . can usually be seen driving his white Chevy to and from school . . . likes to talk to anybody about anything at any time . . . seldom gets angry . . . hasn't decided upon his future work, but is certain to go far . . . doesn’t have a special” girl—he loves them all. RICHARD J. COMISKY Dutch” Academic One of the shorter members of our class . . . can usually be seen at canteen and is a smooth dancer . . . doesn’t mention his interests in the opposite sex . . . likes to keep them guessing . . . hey, Butch, hunting season is open ... is there such a thing as a good junkie car?” Butch would like to know . . . Mr. Gontar will no doubt miss him, and vice versa . . . likes to go swimming . . . has no definite plans for the future. Sue SUZANNE COTE Commercial Well-known for her baton twirling . . . has won many medals . . . can usually be heard saying, What a riot we had! . . . pet peeve is inconsiderate people . . . one of the more talkative seniors . . . main interest lies in the Pennsbury senior class . . . always looks neat . . . friendly to everyo.ie . . . enjoys working in the office . . . gives Mr. Brownback a hard time in Bookkeeping class . . . hopes to become a secretary after graduation . . . will never forget her senior year. WAYNE B. COVELL Wayne General Came to Morrisville in our junior year . . . seems to like it here . . . enjoys all kinds of sports, especially baseball . . . was on three championship teams in his younger days . . . hates to get up in the morning to go to school . . . can usually be heard saying, The other day . . . has always wanted a new car of his own . . . main aim in life is to become a carpenter and have his own crew under him . . . we know he'll succeed. CLIFFORD COWELL Cou General Cliff is the class enthusiast on bowling—has always wanted to bowl a 300 game . . . you can find him with either Moose or Gonella . . . doesn't care much for working . . . only answers to one name, Cow ... no one knows where his love interests lie . . . his aim in life is to join the Navy . . . seems to enjoy good music—rock-n-roll . . . always ready for fun . . gets great enjoyment from teas- ing the opposite sex. HOWARD DAVIS Dutch General Co-Captain of our fighting eleven . . . really plays a terrific game . . . has been on the basketball team since 10th grade . . . will be remembered for his one-handed shots . . . just can't seem to make up his mind about girls . . . hardly ever walks . . . has a quick temper . . . but gets along well with everyone ... a nice guy to have for a friend. Uncle Lou LOUIS J. DICICCO General One of the G” guys . . . has been in the band for four years . . . can really beat those drums . . . would like to become a barber . . . has worked hard at his job for quite a number of years . . . was on the football team for four years ... his pet peeve is girls who stand on corners . . . rides around in that cool Plymouth . . . special interest lies in a certain cute, blonde underclassman ... a friend to all. CLARENCE CALVIN DREISBACH JR. Sonny General Can usually be seen with a certain underclassman . . . well liked by all the seniors . . . works at his father's trailer camp . . , enjoys hunting and racing . . . favorite sport is archery . . . always asking, Who said that?” . . . would like to own a Corvette . . . one of the smarter boys of the General Section . . . likes to hear a good joke but would rather tell it. LOUIS DUNKA Lou Academic One of the brains’ in 12-A . . . plans to attend college and become a chemical engineer . . . always gives the teachers quite a time when he disagrees with some- thing they have said . . . and frequently comes out on top . . . likes riding in Habel’s Lincoln ... has many stories to tell about the Acme ... by the way, Lou, read any books lately ? ... if you need help with any homework, see Lou . . . can be remembered for his witty remarks in class. FRANK FABIAN Frank General Did a terrific job as halfback on the Bulldog eleven . . . played a hard and tough game . . . usually had a bruised nose to prove it . . . enjoys all sports . . . moved to M.H.S. in his junior year . . . very friendly to all . . . keeps his special interests on the string . . always wanted to have his own car . . . one of the Grandview boys ... his pet peeve is any kind, shape, or form of work. BERT EUGENE FONDE Bert Academic A real talkative guy . . . knows everything about cars . . . likes to tell his home- made jokes . . . can never be found awake during P. D. class . . . keeps the Inter- state Textile Company running . . . likes to go hunting during his spare time . . . Bert is waiting for that wonderful day when he'll gel his license . . . ambition is to be a pilot after graduation . . . keeps everyone guessing about his personal interest. PHILIP FORDHAM Phil” General Phil is a happy-go-lucky senior with a nonchalant attitude ... a fellow who doesn't exert himself for any reason . . . has a love for the outdoors which includes hunting and fishing . . . dislikes homework of all kinds and shapes ... his favorite expression, Ho, Dad, can be heard often during the day . . . always ready to listen to a good joke or tell one himself . . . has great hopes of joining the Navy after graduation. EVERETT E. FOSTER Ev” Academic A mighty large fellow who has an endless amount of pluck and tenacity on the football field ... a four-letter man . . . always in a good mood . . . can often be heard cracking one of his jokes—when not busy with sports . . . friendly with all—especially the girls . . . noted for his handsome profile . . . always wanted to have a good job and a nice car . . . plans to go to college and become an ac- countant . . . voted best athlete” in the Popularity Poll. JEFFREY FOSTER ”1eff” Academic An active member of our varsity eleven . . . will be remembered for his long runs ... he may be small but he can really go . . . gets a lot of teasing but al- ways seems to take it in stride . . . worked this summer at the Community Pool . . . plans to enter college after graduation . . . would like to become an engineer . . . keeps his outside interests a secret . . . has been on the baseball team as a catcher for four years. MARY ESTHER GARCIA Academic Mary Came to us in our junior year ... a real great kid with a swell personality . . . rates tops with a boy named Brad . . . would like to have naturally curly hair to call her own . . . dislikes senior cliques and disunity in the senior class . . . likes anything that's oriental, bowling, sewing, or reading . . . plans to get married in the near future . . . never seen during school without Val, Yvonne or Carel . . . always has a smile. WILLIAM GARDNER Bill” Academic A fellow with a keen sense of humor . . . really does a good job on our track team . . . keeps the kettle boiling at Howard Johnson's . . . most of his interest is in one of our senior girls . . . has a hobby of photography . . . plans to enter medicine or photography when he gets out of school . . . Bill can't get over why certain people can be so strict at times ... is liked by everyone . . . hopes to have an Eldorado convertible in later life. ANGELO GONELLA Chick” General One of the shorter members of our class and a real cutie . . . plans to join the Navy after graduation . . . keeps his love life a deep mystery . . . can usually be seen standing at Pryor's corner in the evenings . . . gets a big kick out of teasing people . . . one of his pet peeves is getting up for school in the morning . . . one of our steady fans at all the sporting events . . . always ready to laugh at a good joke. JOHN J. GULICK Jack” General Can usually be found in the bowling alley or working on his car . . . pet peeve is those shop reports . . . one of the ring leaders of 12-G . . . gets a lot of fun out of life . . . ' Hey, Jack, whose scarf is that in your car?” . . . will never forget his Washington trip . . . hates to get up early for school . . . plans to join the Army after graduation ... his favorite expression is, ' let’s go to the diner”—if you want to find him, look there first. Habe ” DALE HABEL Academic A good student and fine musician . . . voted most talented” in our Popularity Poll . . . represented M.H.S. in County and District Band . . . claims his pet peeve is homework . . . but even though he complains, always has it done and on time . . . usually seen with Long and Lou in that beautiful Lincoln . . . been on our track team three years . . . plans to become a mechanical engineer ... is looked upon by all as one of our smarter classmates. GAIL HADLEY Gail Commercial One of our very friendly seniors with a winning disposition ... a very talkative girl who can really make her mouth move . . . finds great enjoyment from skat- ing and playing miniature golf . . . was a member of both Girls' and Mixed Chorus . . . likes to drive . . . dislikes both homework and business class . . . did a swell job getting ads for the yearbook ... is forever asking someone for their home- work . . . plans on becoming either a secretary or a nurse. ROBERT R. HART Bob Academic Co-Captain of our varsity eleven . . . broke Bucks County shotput record in track . . . one of our better looking seniors . . . has a good physique from lifting weights at the Varsity Club . . . came out on top for the best physique” in our Popularity Poll . . . doesn't know what the word walk means . . . en- joys eating and sleeping . . . hopes to be in the Olympics in the future . . . voted All-State honorable mention in football. KATHY HLUDZINSKI Kath) Commercial Snappy majorette . . . was an outstanding leader of our marching band . . . spends a great deal of time developing new routines ... a pretty, easygoing girl with a neat appearance . . . keeps busy sending letters to Penn State . . . spends her spare time with Nanc or working on her Society Column . . . has a deep desire to become a legal secretary ... a diligent worker, with a desire to get ahead. MARY ANN HORN YAK Mary Ann” Commercial Happy-go-lucky young miss who always has her homework done . . . likes to sing, collect records, and nibble on goodies during English class . . . she just can't understand why Mr. Brownback never remembers her name . . . can be seen talking with her friends, working at Hughes’ of Trenton, or reading and transcrib- ing shorthand . . . enjoyed being a member of Mixed Chorus, and Vesper Choir . . . awaits the mailman each day to bring her a letter . . . hopes to become a secre- tary. RICHARD HORVATH Dude” General The Dude would like to join the U. S. Air Force after graduation . . . kept the Bristol Acme in business with his efficient work . . . claims his pet peeve is girls, but he’s always teasing them . . . has always wanted a stick shift Thunderbird of his own ... is usually seen at canteen on Saturday nights and is a smooth dancer . . . has quite a haircut . . . always ready for a good joke and a good time. EDWIN S. HUNSBERGER Spurt” General Came to us in our junior year . . . likes to have a good time . . . works at the U. S. Steel Mill . . . can t stand those female drivers . . . his goal is to gain great wealth . . . Spurt was vice president of our class both junior and senior years . . . well liked by everyone . . . can really take a lot of teasing . . . has a swell sense of humor which has won him many friends . . . would like to own his own red Thunderbird. WARREN HUNSBERGER Chuck'’ General Chuck is one of our good looking seniors . . . this summer he won the 1957 Junior Olympics diving competition . . . plans to become a U. S. Navy frogman . . . a regular canteen member . . . supports all of our athletic events . . . always likes to have a good time . . . keeps all the girls guessing . . . works part-time on deliveries in a drug store . . . can usually be found driving around in his own brown Ford . . . likes to putter with cars and put in transmissions . . . well liked by everyone. KATHERINE DIANE HUNT Diane” Academic Member of the Levittown Emergency Squad . . . really knows her first aid . . . took all of the A's in Health . . . plans to become either a teacher or a missionary . . . dislikes kids who hot-rod in their parent’s car . . . when something happens and you hear, honest to Pete,” you know that Diane isn’t far away . . . very friendly girl who likes to have fun . . . would like to be able to write good poetry and compositions. JOSEPH JABLONSKI JR. Jabbo” Academic What would Corti’s do without him . . . usually found working . . . wonder what he's going to do with all that money . . . gets most of his sleep during first and second period . . . came to Morrisville in our sophomore year . . . this boy can really take a lot of kidding . . . never gets angry at anything or anybody . . . would like to become an electronics engineer. KAY KACHINSKI Crash” Academic Cheerful girl with a wonderful sense of humor and a hearty laugh to go with it . . . chatterbox of the senior class . . . very seldom quiet . . . proud possessor of a beautiful engagement ring . . . always kept busy writing letters to a certain 'Ray in the Navy . . . can usually be seen hurrying to and from school with Pat . . . claims her pet peeve is Jabbo . . . likes all popular songs by Johnny Matthis . . . hopes to get married in the near future. JEAN KIRCHHOFFER Kirchie” Commercial Talkative senior with pretty, wavy hair who seems to be always on the go . . . an ardent sports fan who can be seen at almost every game . . . spends much of her spare time horseback riding or working in Lits . . . always wanted to drop business . . . has quite a fascinating wardrobe of up-to-date fashions . . . want to know why Jean's so red? . . . guess it’s because she’s blushing . . . claims she has no romantic interests. EDWARD LASKY Bd Academic Can usually be seen driving around in his father's cool '57 Plymouth . . . did a great job taking care of the Canteen records . . . always has the latest in pop songs . . . has a special interest in a certain red-haired underclassman . . . gets great enjoyment from hunting and trapping . . . main ambition is to become an electrician for the Bell Telephone Company after graduation . . . really goes wild over Ace's crazy doodles. EDWARD G. LAYPO Eddie General Likes to go hunting and trapping when the weather isn't too cold . . . never seems to be in a hurry . . . hopes to join the Air Force and learn to fly . . . does he hate to get up and go to school! . . . a member of the 12-G gang . . . Eddie is a little shy until you get to know him—then look out! . . . one of the pin boys at the Delmorr Lanes. ROBERT LEE Bobby Academic If you want to find Bobby just look for his red and white Chevy . . . hardly ever walks ... he can really kick those extra points in football . . one of the smaller boys in the class . . . can t really tell where his mam interests lie . . . worked this summer as a surveyor . . . would like to go to college after graduation . . . what he has always wanted is a new car . . . his secret desire is to invent a way to play football without any practice. WARREN EUGENE LONG II Bougie Academic Warren was voted most likely to succeed in the Popularity Poll . . . wants to do research work after graduation . . . hates people who waste time . . . did a terrific job as business manager of our class—both fumor and senior years . , . can always be heard saying, is there a dance tonight?' „ , , always up to date on the latest songs . . . has been on Coach Mimm’s track team tor four years . , . has ribbons from county meets to prove it Don DOMINICK J. MARRAZZO General Donnie was voted the nicest looking in the senior class ... he also captured the honor of having the nicest smile in the class . . . hates those shop reports . . his outside interests concern a certain druggist's daughter . . participated in high school sports and is an ardent fan . . . spends much time working at Ace Bedding . . . always willing to help if help is needed . . . hasn't made any definite- plans for the future. THOMAS MARSCHNER Tom Academic A serious and quiet senior who can also be mischievous . . . seems to be shy but gets along fine with the girls . . . has many talents, one of which is his ability with the guitar . . . plays with several dance bands in Lower Bucks ... his favorite hobby is fixing things—he will take anything apart to see what makes it go . . . has a part-time job at the Acme . . . plans on becoming a U. S. Air Force pilot. DOROTHY MASCIARELL1 Dot Commercial How was bookkeeping class today, Dot? ... is always going to the bank tor Mr Brownback . . . rides around in that hot” Ford avoiding the cops . . . everyone envies her naturally curly, blonde hair . . . claims there is no specific outside in- terest; although she writes a few letters!! . . . Dot's ambition is to become a private secretary . . . loves to read, ride, and talk ... is a friend to all . . plans to tour Europe in the future. MARGARET LOUISE MASON Marge Conwftwkd Tall, cute girl with an engaging smile who always enjoys a hearty chuckle likes art, pretty clothes, and having fun . . . came to us from Council Rt k in om junior year . . . can frequently be seen with a new hairdo , , always has a reads answer in Hygiene and P. D. . . . a whiz on the basketball floor hates being teased about her voice . . . plans to become an artist or a nuklel . keeps her love affair a deep, dark secret. JUDITH McGARITY ]u ‘ Commercial A pleasant, fun-loving girl who is efficient in her work . . . always ready for fun . . . possesses a merry laugh ... is nice to everyone . . . outwardly she appears to be quiet, but she is really a loquacious miss . . . likes to listen to up-to-date records . . . has very pretty, long, brown hair . . . one of the tallest members of the senior class . . . can usually be seen driving around town in her father's station wagon . . . dislikes coming to school. JENNIE V. MILLER Val” Commercial One of the brains of our class . . . was voted most likely to succeed ... al- ways has a friendly smile for everyone . . . did a terrific job as class treasurer in our junior and senior years . . . has been a faithful member of the band for five years and a member of the orchestra . . . seems to love to drive a certain '56 Chevy . . . wonder why? . . . can always be found working in Mr. Wood's office . . . very neat dresser . . . would like to join the Marines after graduation. DEANNA MOGLE Dee Academic One of the shortest girls in our senior class ... is always dependable . . . plans to become a nurse . . . keeps our health class up-to-date on all of the latest medical news . . . likes to read, attend Rainbow, and roller skate . . . dislikes people who are always late ... an ardent football rooter who hardly ever misses a game -. . . a real fan of Pat Boone . . . vice president of F.N.A. SHIRLEY OSSMANN Shirl Commercial Wonderful girl whose friendship with Nanc, Jo, and Barb is very deep . . . likes to nibble on goodies during classes, have fun, and drive the family car . . . is an efficient waitress at the Cut-Rate . . . always ready to laugh and talk with anyone who will join her . . . can often be heard saying her pet expression, you re gonna get it! ... would like to graduate then find a good job . . . her pet peeve is people who are two-faced. Lou' LOUIS PERRY General Lou is one of the good looking boys in our senior class . . . has quite a handsome profile . . . neat dresser . . . enjoys making those long trips to Princeton each night . . . wishes he had his own car to travel back and forth . . . has a large amount of pluck on the football field . . . one of our varsity men ... has a special eye for a sweet girl from Princeton . . . dislikes those long football practices . . . would like to have his own business in the near future. MARGARET PETERSON Peggy” Commercial Shy, blonde-haired girl with a friendly smile and a quiet manner ... a lover of popular music . . . spends most of her time watching Bandstand, sewing, or playing badminton . . . hates homework and getting up early each morning . . . one of Mr. Brownback's bookkeepers . . . inseparable friend of Loretta . . . always trying to think of a way out of P. E. . . . one of our serious minded commercial students whose ambition is to become a secretary ... is sure to succeed at whatever she attempts. BARBARA ANN PETRIK Barb” Commercial Barb was voted the class cut-up” of the senior class . . . really fulfills her title . . . never a dull moment when she’s around . . . does a swell job in everything she attempts . . . made co-captain of the hockey team . . . plays a terrific game of basketball . . . one of our better looking girls ... all of her main interests are outside of school . . . can't wait for those week ends to come . . . best all-around” in the class of ’58 . . . dislikes homework and P. D. class. JUDITH E. PRESTON Judy” Commercial Popular cheerleader who can always be found with Puet, talking with the gang, or thinking how to improve our pep meetings ... a dependable senior with that well-groomed look and Colgate smile . . . the proud owner of a beautiful spprano voice which she displayed in chorus and Vesper choir . . . keeps Burns’ running with her efficient work . . . plans to become a private secretary . . . did a swell job as Secretary of our class both junior and senior years. Slim RAY PHILIP REITZLE Academic A real swell kid who would do anything for you . . . spends much of his time working at the Shopping Center . . . enjoys hunting and fishing . . . dislikes both work and school . . . but can’t say the same for some cute underclassman ... is hardly ever seen without her . . . would like to have a horse to call his own . . . can't make up his mind whether to be a government conservationist or the owner of a ranch. NANCY RICCI ' Nancy Commercial A very lively individual with a smile for everyone . . . can be seen driving to and from school in her Chevy . . . ever see Nanc when she isn't talking?—im- possible . . . has the newest collection of popular records . . . likes to sew and read . . . always wanted to take long trips . . . can usually be seen with Barb or working at the Cut-Rate . . . undecided about her future career . . . can't under- stand why we have homework every night. BRENDA M. RICHIE Bren Academic Always in a good mood with something nice to say to everyone . . . Oh! those pretty, big, brown eyes and that cheerful smile ... her main ambition is to be- come a nurse and we know she will succeed . . . loyal supporter of the fighting bulldogs . . . can be found cheering them on at all the games . . . pet peeve is the teachers who give homework on weekends . . . never seen without Dee ... en- joys many hobbies—swimming, dancing, and talking on the phone . . . member of F.N.A. MARVIN ROBERTS Buddy Academic A good-looking and popular senior . . . claims girls are his pet peeve but was voted biggest flirt in the senior class . . . seems to show some interest in a cute freshman . . . played baseball and basketball for four years and received letters for both . . . enjoys all kinds of sports and hunting ... a member of the Varsity Club . . . worked as a delivery boy during the summer . . . always having fun . . . seems to enjoy everything he does . . . main ambition is to be a civil engineer. WILLIAM H. ROBERTS '’Bill'’ Academic Did a terrific job as class president in both our junior and senior years . . . would like to become a mechanical engineer . . . special interests lie outside of M.H.S.—lucky girl . . . keeps our classes going with his sound effects . . . does a good job as end on the football team . . . likes to work with cars ... not many people will forget his model A Ford . . . took a lot of teasing about it . . . was voted best dressed and the friendliest in the Popularity Poll. JOHN H. RODENBAUGH Rodie Academic Always driving Cunningham's delivery truck ... is a neat dresser . . . blonde hair . . . blue eyes . . . what a combo . . . always seems to be able to get that hot Pontiac ... pet peeve is not having enough time to eat those enormous lunches . . . has been on the baseball team for four years.. . . does a good job at first base . . . a very common sight at Joe’s every Saturday night with the gang ... a real nice guy with a swell personality. JAMES B. ROGERS Jim Academic A mischievous senior who is a great talker and a lot of fun . . . kept the senior class awake during classes . . . can always be seen laughing, teasing the girls, or swimming . . . one of the varsity track men . . . plans to become an airman in the Navy or an apprentice machinist . . . hopes some day to have a car of his own, and also to be able to fly . . . pet peeve is girls who always complain about the way they look. BRUNO ROSATI Buddy General Seems to have a million and one jobs . . . enjoys working and tinkering with cars . . . Bruno’s greatest achievement is seeing his girl ... he has always wanted a car . . . plans to be an engineer after graduation ... is well liked by everyone . . . his pet peeve happens to be his sister . . . kept Campbell s Gulf Station in business . . . can always be heard saying, Hey, Kid . . . does quite a bit of fishing during the summer months. Rush CARL RUSHINSKI General A member of the 12-G gang . . . likes the outdoors . . . has an interest in all types of sports . . . loves to go hunting and fishing . . . Rush is always willing to give a helping hand ... his interest of the heart lies within the senior class . . . can't make up his mind about his future . . . loves to ride around in his cute, hot coupe . . . those slow drivers really get him angry . . . can usually be found at the Delmorr Bowling Lanes. LORETTA SABOLOVICH ''Loretta Commercial A likeable girl who is cjuiet yet friendly . . . likes listening to popular tunes on the radio . . . spends a lot of her time playing badminton with Peggy . . . dislikes both school and getting up so early . . . always wanted a car of her own, and also to have a great deal of fun . . . plans on becoming a private secretary ... is sure to succeed . . . one of Mr. Brownback's many bookkeepers . . . her favorite expression was always, Oh, brother! PATRICIA SALT Pat Commercial A friendly girl who has a nice complexion and pretty hair . . . has that well- cared-for look . . . enjoys telling or listening to a good joke . . . came out tops for the best looking in the Popularity Poll . . . can be found working at Camelias, with Kay, or reading a science fiction book . . . says her pet peeve is Mr. Thomas . . . always wanted to have a date with Frank Sinatra . . . wherever there’s food, there's Pat . . . plans to become a hairdresser. ROBERT SCHIEFER Moose General Bob is another future Navy man ... he enjoys hunting and trapping, which ex- plains his pet peeve—going to school . . . spends most of his summer months fishing . . . will always remember his senior year and the laughs he had with the General Section . . . never talks about his interest in the opposite sex . . . wonder how he got that nickname ???... always ready for a good laugh . . . oh, how he dislikes those shop reports! RUTH A. SCHIEFER ''Ruthie Commercial Ruth can always be seen with Lil, Pat, and Linda ... has a very attractive smile and nifty personality . . . easy to get along with . . . her main ambition is to be- come a stenographer . . . always wanted a new car . . . can't seem to make up her mind about the men in her life . . . dislikes doing homework . . . always ready for a good joke . . . spends a lot of her time in Trenton . . . likes to argue with Mr. Thomas. NORMAN F. SELLINGER Norm'’ General One of our nicer looking seniors with personality and smile to match . . . can always be seen walking the halls with Spurt” . . . simply hates to do those shop reports . . . takes a big part in keeping his father's garage running . . . knows every part of a car without even looking . . . comes all the way from Washington's Crossing to school each day—seldom makes it on time . . . helps keep the G sec- tion in high spirits . . . easy to get along with and well liked by everyone. FRED SEMAN Freddie” Commercial Freddie is one of the taller members of our class . . . feels rather lonely in his classes as he is only one of two boys, but then again maybe he doesn't . . . friendly to everyone ... is one of the neatest.and nicest dressers . . . always ready for a good joke . . . interest in the opposite sex is kept a secret ... his pet peeve is conceited girls . . . plans to become a disc jockey after graduation ... his main ambition is to become rich. LILLIAN R. SHARPHAM Lill” Commercial Jovial commercial student who is always ready for fun and an argument in P. D. class . . . has a fine sense of humor and a catchy laugh . . . her pet peeve is home- work . . . would like to be a secretary . . . always wanted to go to California and probably will . . . her friendship with Ruth is inseparable . . . her romantic in- terests lie out of school with a certain Duane’. . . a nitty girl with a pleasing personality. RUTH SINCLAIR Ruthie” Commercial Wow! Look at her go! . . . she can really jitterbug . . . likes all songs, including rock-n-roll . . . does nice art work . . . helped out quite a bit with our Junior Prom . . . can usually be found riding in Jerry’s car . . . possessor of pretty, red, curly hair . . . hates homework and getting in early on school nights . . . would like to find a formula for long tresses . . . her favorite saying is, Wanna jitterbug?” . . . main ambition is to get married. JOHN GREG SKELTON II johnny Academic Draws cars to himself like a magnet ... has already had three . . . took a lot of teasing about his white whale” . . . Johnny’s ambition is to go into the service after graduation . . . hates to get up in the morning for school . . . appears to have a good time trying to aggravate Mrs. Keller in English class ... is very friend- ly to everyone. DONNA R. SLACK Donna Academic Did a great job as co-captain of the cheerleaders . . . hardly ever ready on time . . . if you want to be late, stop for Donna . . . was co-captain of the hockey team . . . boy, those hockey practices ! ! . . . a popular senior who likes to have fun . . . takes quite a bit of teasing ... can usually give her share, too . . . her ambition is to become a medical secretary. . . was voted nicest smile and most popular” in the senior class. MARVIN SLACK Slacky General Slacky appears to be quiet until you get to know him, then look out! . . . has been on the basketball team for four years ... an excellent player who possesses a good set shot : . . would like to get a good job when he gets out of school . . . likes to walk . . . how far did you say she lived ? . . . takes a lot of teasing about his size ... an active member of the baseball team since 9th grade. SALL1E SMITH Sallie” Commercial One of our attractive majorettes . . . can always be heard talking about Ray . . . has been lucky enough to attend many college dances . . . dislikes people who brag about themselves . . . dependable member of the chorus . . . always smiling . . possessor of a beautiful engagement ring . . . plans to get married in the near future . . . can always be seen hotrodding in her father's Chevy . . . wanted to be a brain in school. BARBARA JANE SOLAN Barb” Commercial Attractive commercial student who is lovely to look at . . . and fun to know . . . conscientious girl with friendly eyes, personality plus, and a sincere smile . . . her pretty, blonde hair and trim figure are her envied possessions . . . sports the latest fashions in clothes . . . enjoys being a member of Chorus and Vesper Choir . . . really knows how to handle a hockey stick . . . became a cheerleader this year and did a swell job . . • member of the Student Council . . . plans to become a Medical Secretary or model. JUDITH SHARON SOLT Judy” Commercial Cheerful, hard-working senior who always has something to talk about . . . known for her infectious giggle, and cooperative attitude toward school activities . . . will be remembered for her short, wavy, blonde hair . . . disliked having those wires on her teeth . . . has many interests including art and reading . . . enjoys being a member of both Mixed and Girls’ choruses ... a friendly girl who can always be heard asking, ' how are you?” . . . her main ambition is to become an interior decorator. RALPH STEIN Ralph” Academic Quiet until you get him started ... the possessor of many different nicknames . . . always willing to give help if asked . . . enjoys hunting . . . claims his ambi- tion is to get rich quick, and he just might . . . works part time as a gas station attendant . . . will surely succeed in all he attempts to get out of life . . . keeps his romantic interests a deep, dark secret. EDWARD B. STOCKHAM Ed Academic A varsity football and track man . . . always holds his marks up high ... is friendly to everyone ... as far as girls are concerned he remains mum . . . plans to be a chemist after graduation . . . works for his father as a carpenter's helper . . . likes swimming and weight lifting . . . one of his aims in life is to own a sports car . . . always ready for a good laugh . . . can always be heard saying, hey, Hart'' . . . sports editor of the school newspaper. RICHARD P. SULLIVAN Dick Academic One of our more talkative seniors ... can always be seen talking in the halls between classes with a certain blonde underclassman . . . can put up a good argu- ment about his test marks . . . hardly ever has his English done . . . pals around with Jeff, Rodie, Jack, and Pete . . . plays a good, hard game of baseball . . . hopes to enter college after graduation . . . one of our really sharp dressers . . . always willing to help someone out ... a real guy with a neat personality. LINDA E. SULTZBACH Lin Commercial A cute girl with long, attractive hair and a winning personality . . . can often be heard speaking of the class of '57 . . . wonder why? . . . always seen with Ruth, Lill, or Pat . . . has a hot Merc all her own . . . can be seen traveling to and from school in it . . . great supporter of our football team . . . has a nice variety of clothes . . . pet peeve is homework . : . an easygoing girl who has many friends . . . undecided about her future career. JULIA ANN SYMINGTON Julie” Academic Loyal supporter of all our ahletic events . . . plays in all sports ... a faithful member of the M.H.S. band . . . Julie plans to be a medical technologist when she gets out of school . . . can usually be seen with Sandra . . . always willing to give a helping hand . . . keeps her love interests a secret . . . participates in all of the choruses . . . one of our neat dressers . . . enjoys oil painting . . . works hard in her school work. ALICE ELIZABETH TAYLOR Alice” Academic A short, cute senior who is always ready for fun . . . has many interests but no one knows exactly where her main one lies . . . likes to play all sports . . . did a terrific job playing center on the hockey team . . . made most of the goals . . . active member of both Girls' and Mixed Chorus . . . one of the new members on the cheering squad . . . dislikes getting up early for school . . . hardly ever ready on time . . . plans to go to college after graduation. KENNETH TERRY Butch Academic A real nice guy . . . can always be found Saturday nights at canteen ... his special interest” does not go to M.H.S. . . . always seems to be smiling . . . dis- likes afternoon typing classes . . . but as he says, that's the way the ball bounces . . . plans to go into the service after graduation . . . enjoys bowling and golf . . . worked hard as a pin boy at the Delmorr Lanes . . . always willing to help . . . a swell friend to have. WAYNE TETTEMER Wayne” General Always has a friendly smile and a hi for everyone . . . was an active member of the Bowling Club, enjoys bowling in his leisure time, too . . . would like to graduate and get a job as a truck mechanic ... his pet peeve is doing those shop reports . . . why?—just ask him ... he also hates getting up in those wee, wee hours of the morning for school ... his main interests are eating and sleeping. YVONNE EDNA TITUS Yvonne” Commercial A real cute gal with many boyfriends . . . always ready for fun . . . spent much of her senior year working at the bank ... a strong supporter of the band and orchestra . . . what would Mr. Hutchison do without her? . . . doesn't care very much for a two-faced person . . . can usually be found driving her father's coupe, bowling, or talking with one of the girls ... has beautiful wavy hair which is never out of place . . . has plans of becoming a private secretary. ETHEL TOOTELL Ethel Academic Our only three-letter girl . . . plays hockey, basketball, and softball . . . plans to enter McKinley Hospital after graduation to become a nurse . . . the Cut-Rate would go out of business without her . . . knows how to have a good time . . Oh, I'll put it off and do it tomorrow is her favorite saying . . . was voted the girls with the best physique’’ in the Popularity Poll ... is always doing some- thing for some teacher . . . gets along well with everyone. MARY SUE TOTH 'Sam” Commercial One of our happily engaged seniors . . . faithful member of the band for six years . . . enjoys sewing and music in her spare time . . . dislikes girls who can’t make up their minds about fellows . . . favorite expression seems to be, Oh, you don’t say? . . . likes to have a good time no matter what she’s doing . . . got an M for her band activities . . . will always remember all those football games . . . plans to get married in the near future. DIANE ELLEN WIBLE 'Dee Academic Came to M.H.S. in our senior year ... it wasn’t long before she was accepted and acquainted with all the kids ... has a very nice personality ... is friendly to all . . . she is one of the lucky girls—engaged . . . possessor of pretty, long, dark hair . . . was elected as 12-1’s Student Council representative . . . dislikes com- plaints about women drivers . . . plans to really hook that rebel after graduation . . . would like some day to eat that horrible, rebel food. NANCY WOOLLEY Nanc” Commercial Well-groomed girl with pretty, blonde hair . . . and a knack for styling it . . . energetic, friendly classmate who enjoys having fun dancing or a gab fest with the gang . . . faithful supporter of the band and orchestra . . . succeeded in obtain- ing the title of most talented” in the senior class . . . can often be heard saying her pet expression, pshew . . . doesn’t care for business class . . . will be remem- bered as one of our fine majorettes . . . plans to make a career of dancing. .1AM ROBERTS President emor Off icers 1ENN1E Treasurer miller Warren l Business Manage,- MRS. HELEN BRUNNER Faculty Adviser DAVID BREWER President—Student Council JUDY PRESTON Secretary 51 52 11-1 First row, left to right: B. Bennett, K. McGarity, R. Felsburg, P. Ossmann, C. Bull, P. Mason. Second row: J. Clawges, D. Sterling, S. Symington, J. Walsh, M. Mohr, C. Steele, D. Hoffman, J. Edwards, G. Titus, M. Wallover. Third row: P. Jones, D. Fabian, B. Platon, G. Weeks, B. Phillips, D. Napoleon. ercilassmeE 11-2 First row, left to right: E. Novak, B. Clay, B. Zawatsky, M. Foose, L. Giano. Second row: V. Duff, J. Lyons, J. Gaskill, T. Dunka, P. Rosati. Third row: G. Brown, R. Landis, D. White, B. Meiners, R. Fordham, J. McCarthy, E. Rule. Fourth row: L. Groves, R. Chapman, D. Olafson, J. Tanzillo, M. Immordino. 54 11-3 First row, left to right: L. Pidcock, G. Ficarotta, C. Allshouse, C. Preston. Second row: D. Nagy, J. Morgan, D. Trankley, M. Hutchinson, J. Kovacs, C. Lee, J. Antrobus. Third row: E. Matthias, C. Tettemer, R. Davis, J. Frascella. Fourth row: B. Walters- dorff, L. Way, T. Antrobus, J. Nay, B. Strunk. L indie ircl ss meo. 11-4 First row, left to right: G. Campbell, R. DeStefano, D. Straszynski. S. Haines. B. Galambos, B. Woodward, W. Slotterbeck, I. Mount. Second row: C. Oakes, B. Tohm, J. Marshall, C. Ruth, P. Loss, C. Michel, F. Lucash, A. Anderson, L. Felsburg, M. Miksitz, C. Saxby. Third row: C. Clark, J. Lenox, H. Paxson, D. Eldredge, C. Janaski, R. Snedeker. 10-1 First row, left to right: P. Wienchoski, C. Rech, J. McIntyre, Wiedenhafer. Second row: B. Kerlin, C. Bartley, F. Antrobus, R. Reso, M. Kelly, S. Chmura, T. James, L. Elger- hauser, R. Henley, E. McTamney, M. Terry. Third row: R. Reese, R. Wible, A. Gon- nella, W. Tustin, G. Policello, R. Dreher, G. Doan, E. Neumann. ercil ssmmen 10-2 First row, left to right: J. Capodici, C. Cappiello, N. Janaski, J. Coveil, S. Clem, T. DeBraccio, J. Ridgeway, H. Gaskill. Second row: J. Patricko, B. Gray, T. Jacobs, D. Louden. Third row: E. McTamney, W. Clark, R. Wood, E. Klingerman, N. Solt, P. Sutyak, G. Baldwin, S. Ossmann. Fourth row: J. Clark, J. Bilheimer, R. Stockham, K. Marsh, A. Radosti, T. Sinclair. 10-3 First rou left to right: M. B. Ferguson, G. Foster, C. Smith, A. Demech, B. Foose, S. Richard. Second row: C. Klemmer, J. Bottoms, H. Bresley, J. Odess, J. McIntyre, T. Rigby, R. Rudloff. Third row: L. Nay, S. Shutt, J. Slotterbeck, J. Manzek, L. Kise. Fourth row: C. Cappiello, L. Riley, C. Zucker, R. Dreisbach, R. Laypo. erdassmen 10-4 First row, left to right: R. Cowell, C. Groh, J. Anderson, S. Adams, M. Foulke. Second row: R. Gaydula, M. Delaney, P. Johnson, Y. Lucash. Third row: R. Taylor, C. Foster, C. Preston, J. Stadler, J. Caum, D. Poland, L. Chapman. Fourth row: J. Bresley, R. Gardner, J. Weaver, R. Miller, L. Okurowski. 9-1 First row, left to right: T. Zawatsky, J. Long, C. Wiedenhaefer, S. Mosley, J. Visnyiczkc, T. Mitchell. D. Anderson, N. Lontz. Second row: J. Sherman. B. Sauder, C. Hansen, J. Burgess. L. Speechley, M. Mason. J. Kovacs, K. Rogers. S, Duff. J. Geisel. Third row: T. Clark. T. Haley. J. Preston, B. Bloor. P. Boroday, C. Schell. R. Hart. 9-2 First row. left to right: R. Lynn. G. Rech, C. Green. B. Smith, J. Foster, J. Newcomb. Second row: B. Kraft. B. Waltersdorff. B. Stauffer. C. Sharp. D. Reynolds, J. Cutchineal. Third row: D. Nolan, S. Frick. G. Beck. D. Lenox, D DeGarmo. E. Zocco. P. Magee. B. Miller. G. Smith, B. Tohm. Fourth row: C. Geanette. W. Ellis. D. Pidcock, V. Straszynski. J. Laverick. 9-3 First row. left to right: P. Ribble, D. Sanford, D. Nix. P. Pinto, D. Palmer, M. Diabelko H. Pobutkiewicz, K. Picciotti. Second row: D. Cote. F. Valeriano, S. Layman. D. Babic. L Longshore. J. Roberts, D Clawges, R. Flotow, N. Richie. J. Wolf. Third row: B. Klepadlo, V. Johnson, M Haines W Zeller. D. Keuper. J. Namey. M. Marrazzo, R. Moser, R. Stedman, M. Sabo. B. Gotman. M. Toth. Fourth row: W Widdis, R. Johnson. R. Miller, J. Herrity, A. Paxson. J. Gafgen. J. Campanelli. P. Paloti. U mlerclassmeiri 9-4 First row, left to right: M. Marshall. P. Roman. A. Smolinski. J. Rudloff S. Conrad. P. Rogalski. I. Lane, N. Capozza. Second row: K. Stradling. B. Becket. R. Black. J. Rdey. C nv )’ Suppers. Third row: B. Sears, C. Ossmann. J. Nevins, J. Piccinetti. S. Skelton, J. MacNeil. A. Hadley. B. Mohr. A. Thompson. S. Woodward. K. Hoffman S. Patterson, V Lockett• row: M. Marshall, J. Giano, R. Miller, L. Pacitto, H. Shipp. Neil Dunlap, C. Savage, R. Lane, R. Neary. D. Picciotti. 8-1 First row, left to right: B. Bucknum, J. Dunka. J. Riley. D. Kaugher, T. Thorn. L. Phillips. J. Huggins. Second row: D. Frye. S. Landis. E. Okurowski. N. Valeriano. J. Colangclo. S. Conturso. P. Gray. C. Reading. B. Harris. Third row: A. Butterworth. M. Schmitt. C. Waltersdorff. A. Bil Bilheimer, L. Rockafellow, J. Wood, C. Szura. Fourth row: B. Stromberg. C. Habel, J. Taylor. P. Johnson. A. Shaefer. L nrlerr] erciassmen 8-2 First row. left to right: J. Ditmars. J. Nagy. M. Trofe, F. Alcorace, J. Peterson. Second row: B. Markee. T. Davis, j. DeLay. M. Herrity. J. MacIntyre. L. Stoddard. D. Sheriden. Third row: S. Edwards, A. Horvath, B. Richards, T. Campanelli, B. Wiley, P. Lenox. C. Slack. K. Worthington. J. Koons, B. Woodward. Fourth row: K. Mascha I, J. Cappiello, R. Girton, C. Shull, F. Mitchell, R. Kania. 8-3 First row, left to right: T. Barber, T. Thorn, J. Wible. G. Paxson, C Fabian, C Gengo S. Lewis, R Nix C. Skuse. Second you . B. Deitr.ck, J. Tozour. D. Widmann, I. Bush. J. Soutar. M. B.lbee, F. Disler, P. Heller. J. McIntyre. M. Johnson. E. LaPorte. S. Lodge. Third rou: E. Darrah, K. Young, M. Podoris, R. Jackson, E. Gardner, W. Hartel. L. Mitchell. erdassmen 8-4 First row, left to right: R. Darwicki, M Smith, D. Tapley. C. Daws. M. Griffin, P. Wallover. C Bradley. B. Hoagland. Second row: R. Carroll. D. Lohin. G. Mount. R_ Olafson. Third rou. E. Disler E Piro. I. Schepelenko, P. Lippin, B. Anderson, M. Woytko C Mutek D. Lcedom. J Hartzel. D. Smith, D. Elmer. Fourth rou: R. Henry, W. Berner, G. Zsolnay, B. Vacca. C. Jurey. B. Gerber. 7-1 Fhst row, left to right: J. Smith, E. Shaginaw, J. Burger, L. Ossmann, F. Fischer, R. Samsel, S. Tarr, J. Stadler. Second row: B. Bauer, M Codd, C. Roberts. D. Lenox. N. Tyndale, P. Perrault, J. Geisel. Third row: L. Schieck, H. Hughes, S. Scheidemantel, A. Owen, R. Bailey. S. McDermott, J. Voorhees, S. Burns, R. Hoffman, M. Ashmore, S. Okurowski. Fourth row: J. Schwarz, J. Kron- nagel, R. Cowell. ere l ssmem 7-2 First row, left to right: J. Neumann, E. Stout, J. Triplett, J. Widmann. A. Softley, B. Davis, G. Soutar. A. Dameron. Second row: P. Stoddard, F. Shull, W. Case. Third row: K. Miksitz, K. Rosati, S. Jerome, D. Krause, J. Demos, C. Snedcker, R. Onofri, A. Kinney. Fourth rou: C. Worthington. R. Manzek, R. DeLaRosa, W. Baldwin,. C. Bartley. 7-3 First row, left to right: S. Peterson, P. Matthias, N. Pasteur, S. LaPorte, J. Namey, J. Elcock, R Beadle, A. Phillips. Second row: M. Perk, J. Rigby, C. Flotow. Third row: D. Cook. R. Conklin, R. Napoleon, T. Sinclair, R. Burke, N. Kovacs, Moser, R. Sears, D. Duncan, D. Visnyiczke, J. Smolinski, M. Haley. Fourth row: F. Kincel, D. Jackson, J. McGuigan, C. Lontz, D. Coble. ereJlassmen 7-4 First row, left to right: T. Skelton. G. Doan, J Mackncr, D. Chewning, L. Moser, C. McCoy. A. Cunningham, M. Maier. Second row: T. Capozza, L. Kirchhoffer, J. Loch, R. Race. Third rou. R. Cadwallader, E. Bilheimer, G. Carnes. V. Calabro. J. Mordock, K. Gotwals. M. Newman. M Deurmeyer, H. Steele, S. Laypo. Fourth row: W. Allshouse, J. DiGiorgio, H. Odess, A. Piwonski, W. Avery. 65 M ornsville s 31archang Band Director—HORACE M. HUTCHISON Drum Major—KATHRYN HLUDZINSKI COLOR GUARDS Josephine Cappiello Barbara Petrik Pat Salt Dorothy White Judith Walsh Joan Kovacs TWIRLERS Nancy Woolley Sally Smith Helen Bresley Arlene Demech Nancy Janaski Beverly Foose BARITONE Dale Habel TROMBONE Lola Felsburg Sandra Symington Joseph Antrobus Lee Kise SOUSAPHONE Walter Hartel GLOCKENSPIEL Carole Klemmer Dale Sanford Beverly Clay PERCUSSION Louis DiCicco Kenneth McGarity James Gafgen Robert Reese John Newcomb David Cote Terry Cappozza FLUTE Christine Hansen Rae Reso Janet Smith OBOE Eleanor Klingerman CLARINET Yvonne Titus Mary Sue Toth Vincent Strazynski Barbara Miller Betsy Stauffer Barbara Smith Arietta Butterworth David Kaugher Edwina Okurowski Patricia Lenox Barbara Bucknum Diane Elmer Betty Sauder Alan Softley Lorraine Phillips Carol Slack John Mordock Roberta Beadle Sheila Jerome BASS CLARINET Richard Lenox ALTO SAXOPHONE Jennie Miller Watson Campbell Mary Jane Hutchinson Florence Antrobus Kathleen Hoffman Richard Hoffman Robert Taylor Victoria Calebro TENOR SAXOPHONE Robert Landis Bert Stromberg FRENCH HORN Julia Symington CORNET Leon Okurowski Wayne McCrane Edward Neumann Carl Szura Charles Habel John Taylor Thomas Thorn Gordon Beck Robert Kraft Lee Rockafellow Charles Geanette Donald Lenox William Allshouse Raymond Olafson Robert Burke Michael Miksity 66 GIRLS' CHORUS—First row, left to right: C. Groh, N. Woolley, L. Alexander, J. Preston, B. Zawatsky, P. Johnson, C. Preston, L. Pidcock, A. Demech, M. Foose, I. Mount, R. Felsburg, S. Adams. C. Cappiello, J. Anderson. Second row: J. Kovacs, P. Loss, D. Hoffman, L. Elgerhouser, J. Walsh, J. Bottoms. E. Tootell. J. Kirchhoffer, D. White, Y. Titus, J. Caum, E. Klingerman, B. Nash. Third row: A. Taylor. F. Antrobus, E. McTamney, M. Toth. C. Tettemer, M Delaney, M. Hutchinson, J. Miller, K. Hludzinski, J. Gaskill, C. Bull, B. Meiners. R. Reso, Mr. Hutchison. Fourth row: J. Bailey. M. Burke, J. Cappiello, N. Solt. G. Hadley, R. DeStefano, H. Bresley, C. Preston, J. Symington, S. Symington, B. Petrik. D. Slack, B. Gray, B. Solan. ORCHESTRA—First row, left to right: N. Woolley, M. Schmitt, C. Waltersdorff, P. Johnson. J. Anderson, C. Hansen, R. Reso. Second row: B. Sauder, J. Miller, Y. Titus, B. Miller, J. Symington, S. Symington, F. Antrobus, E. Klingerman, Mr. Hutchison. Third row: D. Kaugher, R. Landis, B. Stromburg, G. Campbell, R. Lenox, L. Okurowski, G. Beck, R. Kraft. VARSITY CLUB—First rou, left to right: Mr. Davies. L. DiCicco. F. Fabian. M. Roberts. J. Allison. R. Sullivan. Second rou: R. Hart, H. Davis, L. Perry, W. Gardner. E. Foster. F. Bentz. J. Rodenbaugh. Third rou: B. Phillips, J. Tanzillo. R. Lee, E. Stockham. W. Anderson, W. Roberts, C. lanaski, D. Napoleon. Fourth rou: G. Titus, D. Brewer. W. Long. J. Foster, M. Slack. J. Christ. D. Olafson. Fifth rou: A. Radosti, M. Immordino, D. Sterling, B. Bennett. E. Neumann, D. Fabian, B. Platon. D. Eldredge. LEADERS CLUB—First rou, left to right: J. Ridgeway, S. Adams, C. Smith, T. DiBraccio, L. Alexander, E. Tootell, A. Taylor, I. Mount, D. Louden. Second rou: F. Antrobus. D Trankley, C. Preston. J. Gaskill, R. DeStefano. P. Johnson. J. Caum, P. Loss, A. Demech. Third rou: B. Zawatsky. C. Cappiello. C. Preston, C Tettemer, M Hutchinson, J. Kovacs. B. Meiners, C. Groh. J. Bailey. Fourth rou: J. Anderson, M. Terry, J. Bottoms, G. Foster. N. Solt, B. Petrik, D. Slack, B. Gray. B. Solan. Miss Parsons. JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS—First row. left to right: J. Namcy, V. Calebro, A Kinney, P Perrault, S. Peterson. N. Kovacs. P. Matthias. J. Smith. Second row: L. Schieck. J. Rigby, E. Shaginaw, S. Landis. E. Okurowski. J. Koons. S. Schiedemantel. S. Okurowski. Third rou: C. W'altersdorff. M. Schmitt. L. Moser, K. Rosati, C. Hansen, C. Slack, P. Lenox, M. Haley, C. Bradley. Fourth rou-: L. Kirchhoffer, M. Mason, B. Sauder. E. Zocco. S. Patterson. E. Piro. Miss Hughes. JUNIOR HIGH DANCE CLUB SENIOR HIGH 'BULLDOG EDITION” STAFF—First row, left to right: K. Hludzinski, N. Woolley, J. Miller, J. Solt, J. Kirchhotfer. Second row: D. Slack, B. Petrik, E. Tootell, M. Hutchinson, R. DeStefano, I. Mount. B. Meiners, P. Mason. Third row: G. Weeks. D. Habel, L. Dunka, E. Stockham, F. Bentz, M. Roberts, J. Lyons. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA—First row, left to right: D. Hunt, L. Alexander. M. Burke, J. Bailey, D. Slack. Second row: E. Klingerman. j. Ridgeway, D. White, J. Kovacs, B. Gray, G. Foster, C. Bull, R. Reso, C. Tettemer, M. Hutchinson, A. Demech. 70 JUNIOR HIGH BULLDOG EDITION STAFF—First row, left to right: T. Skelton, W. Allshouse, S. Okurowski, M. Codd, D. Lenox. Second row: D. Chewning, P. Perrault. A. Kinney, A. Owen. FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA—First row, left to, right: D. White, D. Mogle. J. Symington, I. Mount, B. Richie. Second row: C. Klemmer, C. Preston, J. Kovacs, B. Meiners. J. Walsh, I. DiBraccio, S. Symington, J. Caum. D. Hoffman, P. Johnson. E. Novak. D. Strazynski. P. Loss. 71 YEARBOOK STAFF — First row, left to right: B. Petrik, B. Solan. M. Burke, J. Preston, E. Tootell. Second row: K. Hludzinski, J. Kirchhoffer, V. Beal, J. Cappiello, D. Brewer. N. Woolley, J. Miller, L. Alexander. ART CLUB—First row, left to right: T. Barber, R. Waltersdorf, K. Young, E. Gardner. Second row: Mr. Levitt. W£ER$ DANCE ORCHESTRA — First row: left to right: J. Miller. R. Landis. Second row: S. Symington, Mr. Hutchison, G. Beck. L. Okurowski, G. Campbell. 72 SENIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL—First row, left to right: Y. Titus. B. Solan. J. Christ. D. Brewer, M. Hutchinson, A. Demech, J. Foster, J. Allison. Second row: B. Miller, R. Reso. H. Gaskill, B. Petrik, H. Davis, J. Lyons, R. Felsburg, R. DeStefano, J. Anderson, L. DiCicco. Third row: H. Bresley, D. Fabian, L. Kise, C. Preston, D. Fordham, J. Weaver. JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL—First row: left to right: M. Smith, S. Conturso, P. Lenox, P. Perrault, M. Neuman, D. Cook, R. Hoffman. R. Burke, C. Fabian. Second row: R. Lenox. M. Mason, R. Neary, R. Nix, J. Taylor. R. Olafson, M. Haines, A. Thompson, T. Softley, J. Gafgen. SENIOR CHEERLEADERS—Left to right: J. Bailey. A. Taylor. J. Preston. M. Burke. D Slack. R. Felsburg. L. Alexander. Center: B. Solan. JUNIOR CHEERLEADERS—Left to right: E. Okurowski. A. Thompson. S. Landis, J. Long, B. Bucknum C. Marrazzo. D. Elmer. Center: C. Green. 76 LYNDA BARB MARILYN RITA JUDY Co-Captain ALICE DONNA Co-Captain VARSITY FOOTBALL—First row, left to right: F. Bentz, L. Perry, J. Foster, B. Roberts. D. Brewer. E. Foster. H. Davis, R Hart. J. Allison, J. Christ, F. Fabian, R. Lee. W. Long. Second row: R. Phillips, L. Okurowski. D. Fabian, L. Kise, D. Olafson, D. Sterling, C. Janaski, L. Shull, B. Platon, M. Wallover. W. Tustin. Third row: R. Stockham, J. Tanzillo, A. Radosti, J. Weaver, W. Clark, E. Neumann, R. Laypo, D. Poland, J. Slotterbeck, E. Stockham, M. Immordino. 78 VARSITY HOCKEY—First row, left to right: I. Mount, R. Felsburg, E. Tooted, D. Slack, B. Petrik, L. Alexander, B. Solan. C. Allshouse. Second row: A. Taylor, C. Adams, D. Trankley, C. Cappiello, L. Felsburg. 80 DONNA Co-Captain CAROLE CAREL JUNIOR VARSITY HOCKEY—First row, left to right: M. Terry, P. Johnson, J. Anderson, J. Bottoms, B. Gray, E. Novak, B. Zawatsky, J. Gaskill. Second row: D. Straszynski, C. Michel, J. Morgan, J. Ridgeway, G. Foster, E. Klingerman. Third row: M. Foose, R. DeStefano, B. Davis. BARB G iris Hockey LOLA VARSITY—First row, left to right: Mr. Lee, J. Allison, D. Lenox. Second row: W. Anderson, D. Napoleon. Third row: J. Christ, M. Roberts, E. Foster. Fourth row: D. Eldredge, M. Slack, H. Davis, D. Sullivan, G. Titus. 'Boys IBaskettall JUNIOR VARSITY—First row, left to right: Mr. Lee, D. Fabian. Second row: J. Weaver, B. Strunk, B. Bennett, M. Foulke. Third row: D. Poland, J. Wiedenhaefer, L. Groves. Fourth row: G. Weeks, E. Neumann, B. Dreher, L. Nay, B. Cowell. o 1 5 iris Baslke £ tall I VARSITY—First row, left to right: L. Felsburg, A. Taylor, E. Tootell, B. Zawatsky. Second row: M. Hutchinson. I.. Alexander. Third row: J. Lyons, J. Cappiello. B Petrik. D. Slack. Miss Parsons. JUNIOR VARSITY—Fir it row, left to right: I. Mount, B. Clay, B. Meiners, C. Preston. Second row: D. Trankley. E. Klingerman. J. Gaskill. J. Odess, S. Symington. Third row: H. Bresley, P. Johnson, M. Terry, C. Cappiello, M. Mason. Miss Parsons. ___ ___________________________ 84 LYNDA ETHEL Co-Captain LOLA JACQUE • r-. HI DONNA BARB Co-Captain ALICE FOOTBALL—First row, left to right: D. Miller, J. Gafgen, C. Savage, D. Schell, D. Hart, P. Boroday, F. Mitchell, A. Paxson, V. Straszynski, D. Picciotti. Second row: J. Giano, R. Smith, B. Podoris, C. Habel, T. Zawatsky, B. Miller, T. Softley, B. Gorman, J. Campanelli. Third row: J. Dunka. J. Taylor, R. Jackson, F. Kincel, T. Davis, D. Sheridan. W. Ellis. Fourth row: Mr. Thompson, T. Capozzo, J. Laverick, D. Pidcock, G. Rech, Mr. Zurlo. Junior HigL Sports BASKETBALL—First row, left to right: E. Fischer. C. Wiedenhaefer, F. Valariano, Mr. Zurlo. Second row: B. Podoris, W. Ellis, D. Miller, T. Zawatsky, G. Zolnay, R. Miller. Third row: D. Cote, T. Softley, V. Strazynski, D. Hart, J. Preston. P. Boroday, B. Gerber. ree 6 6(0 ° 1J 9 9 Dpeeial Seniors HELEN MARIE McINTYRE ELIZABETH KNOX RICHARD CLARK We’re very happy to give these three classmates a special place in our year- book because each has come to mean a great deal to us and has earned a special place in our memories. Dick has always been a part of the Class of 1958 but, because of a personal misfortune, could not join us this year. With the help of some of our teachers, however, Dick has been able to keep up with his work and hopes to graduate with us in June. Helen joined us this year from Pennsbury High School. Her pretty face and personality to match have helped make her many friends here at Morrisville. We hope she realizes her ambition and becomes a secretary. Betty came to us this year from Lambertville High School. She loves a good time, has a keen sense of humor and is always ready for a good laugh. She does well in her studies, likes people and will make a wonderful nurse. 87 Best Athletes Ev Foster Barbara Petrik Poll Best Looking Donnie Marrazzo Pat Salt Senior Friendliest Bill Roberts Judy Preston Best Dressed Bill Roberts Barbara Solan 88 Most Popular Pete Allison Donna Slack Best All Around Barbara Petrik Pete Allison Biggest Flirts Yvonne Titles Buddy Roberts Nicest Smile Donna Slack Donnie Marrazzo Most Likely to Succeed Val Miller Warren Long Class Best Physique Ethel Tootell Bob Hart Most Talented Nancy Woolley Dale Habel 89 90 PROFESSIONAL PATRONS Dr. Theodore A. Hansen Dr. Theodore R. Cohen Dr. John R. Wittekind Dr. Harold J. Robinson Dr. John F. Diesel Dr. Leroy P. Leahy Dr. Robert A. Gould John Dobronte, D.D.S. T. B. Fowler, D.D.S. Boyd H. Ettenger, O.D. M. S. Adams, P.E. Dave Porch, C.E. T. Warren Thatcher, D.D.S. Harry H. Lee, Jr. Dr. Hans B. Brolinson THE MORRISVILLE BANK The Friendly Bank 2 East Bridge St. and 53 Morrisville Shopping Center MORRISVILLE, PA. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Compliments of TALONE'S GULF SERVICE I I I W. Bridge St. MORRISVILLE COMPLIMENTS OF VULCANIZED RUBBER AND PLASTICS COMPANY NEW YORK, N. Y. MORRISVILLE, PA. 4 V BEST WISHES From the MORRISVILLE DELICATESSEN 18 E. Bridge St. J. W. SMITH, INC. Dodge-Plymouth Sales, Service and Parts 24 W. Bridge St. MORRISVILLE, PENNA. Telephone CY 5-4151 Compliments of THE ROBERTSON MANUFACTURING COMPANY MORRISVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA Manufacturers of ceramic wall and floor tile, abrasive grinding wheels and segments. HUNT PRINTING COMPANY Commercial Printers Photo Offset Letter Press RAISED LETTER WEDDING INVITATIONS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS HORACE E. HUNT 19-21 Chambers Street Morrisville, Pa. Cypress 5-3469 P m Best of Luck to the Class of 1958 Kr 1 4. 9 CLOVERLEAF DAIRY 850 S. Penna. Ave. Mj WAMSLEY PONTIAC ; | E. 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ALVIN BLAKER HY 3-3165 MORRISVILLE OIL COMPANY Sales and Service YORK OIL BURNERS III E. Phila. Ave. Phone—CYpress 5-7083 ROBERT W. TOOTELL Insurance for Every Need Life Consultant OW 5-1497 CY 5-7851 CONGRATULATIONS From the BAND BOOSTERS' ASSOCIATION of the MORRISVILLE HIGH SCHOOL BAND We shall always strive to keep our band appearing as a fine tribute to the school. MEETINGS—MONTHLY, THIRD TUESDAY—SUMMERSEAT MORRISVILLE PARENT TEACHER ASSOCIATION To Promote the Welfare of Children and Youth Home, School, Church and Community MORRISVILLE MORRISVILLE LIONS CLUB ROTARY CLUB jQfl MORRISVILLE MORRISVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA PENNSYLVANIA GREENWOOD DAIRIES LEWIS Visit Our Modern Dairy Store ESSO SERVICE HOME DELIVERY OF FINE DAIRY PRODUCTS 115 E. Bridge St. MORRISVILLE, PA. U. S. Route 1 LANGHORNE, PA. SKyline 7-3764 WILLIAM J. TALONE SINGE 1889 KERNS BEVERAGES Bulldozing Service Phone 2087 47 Manor Lane West Yardley, Pa. 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BURNS CLASS OF '28 PHARMACIST MORRISVILLE BAKERY 343 W. Bridge St. Open Sunday CY5-3851 Phone CY 5-7806 GREENLEE SON Contractors Excavating and Grading Trucking 64 HARRISON AVE. MORRISVILLE, PA. Coal Oil Burner Service Fuel Oil PENN-JERSEY COAL COMPANY Chambers Street at Delmorr Avenue MORRISVILLE, PA. Phones — Morrisville—CY5-7955 Trenton—EX4-1361 MORRISVILLE MOTORS Body, Fender and Painting Service Authorized Pennsylvania State Inspection Station Phone CY5-5367 PENN VALLEY CONSTRUCTORS, INC. Builders—Designers—Mortgages 20 North Pennsylvania Avenue MORRISVILLE, PA. PURCELL'S SHOE STORE Good Quality Shoes for the Whole Family 12 S. WARREN ST. TRENTON, N. J. Compliments of YARDLEY FLORIST 175 S. Main Street SARONY STUDIOS 1316 Walnut St. PHILADELPHIA, PA. Official Photographers for the 1958 ROBERT MORRIS WAXMAN'S JEWELRY—GIFTWARE WATCHES—DIAMONDS Fine Watch Repairing Morrisville Shopping Center Morrisville, Pa. CY 5-5069 PENNSBURY POTTERY Retail Sales at Factory Tyburn Road TELEPHONE MORRISVILLE 5829 ALBERT VAN DER MEER The Yardley Cabinet Makers Restorer of Antiques a Specialty GENERAL WOODWORKERS 174 S. Main St. Yardley, Pa. GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES Phone HY 3-2654 CY5-9330 Michael Jr. and Margaret Sayko MARGIE'S FLOWER SHOP Flowers for All Occasions F.T.D. Member Flowers Wired Anywhere 27 E. BRIDGE ST. MORRISVILLE, PA. Compliments DESIGN FOR VISION INC. Opticians MORRISVILLE SHOPPING CENTER MORRISVILLE. PENNSYLVANIA Telephone CY 5-9000 Best Wishes SULLY'S LUNCHEONETTE 30 E. Bridge St. KLINE'S PASTRY SHOP Morrisville Shopping Center WEDDING CAKES—BIRTHDAY CAKES Bread, Rolls and Fancy Pastries Compliments of SACKING FRUIT AND PRODUCE EX 4-3500 Call EX 6-2861 Compliments of DAIRY QUEEN Morrisville PAUL BECK Carpenter and Contractor SMALL JOBS A SPECIALTY CY5-5763 337 Crown St. MORRISVILLE TAYLOR'S CAMERA SHOP Morrisville Shopping Center STAG VILLAGE MEN'S SHOP Arrow Shirts MORRISVILLE SHOPPING CENTER Eat Well Live Well TRANSIT DINER Morrisville, Pa. Phone CY5-989I 78 Bridge St. Mortgages Insurance Conveyancing Appraisals (Cyril A. iititli 19 MAIN STREET YARDLEY—PENNSYLVANIA—HYATT 3-2755 (James TYlcCJanty, (Jr. Telephone Morrisville 3848 Paper Rulers and Printing Finishers UNION ST. AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE. MORRISVILLE, PENNA. May God Be With You Always PEMCO AND WHITEHEAD Electric Water Heaters Sales and Service EDWARD R. ROBERTS, JR. Electrical Contractor Phone CY 5-7692 224 OSBORNE AVE. MORRISVILLE, PA WALL GASES, INC. Manufacturers and Distributors of Compressed Gases OXYGEN—ACETYLENE—HYDROGEN—002 Propane—Nitrogen—Argon—Helium and Medical Gases WELDING EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES CYpress 5-711 I BRISTOL PIKE, MORRISVILLE, PA. Distributors of Colomony Hard-Facing Alloys Compliments of EVERETT R. FOSTER BUILDER CLOVER LEAF DAIRY BAR Meal or Snack 20 FLAVORS CLOVERLEAF ICE CREAM 850 South Pennsylvania Ave. ALEXANDER HOTEL Rooms by Day or Week Home of Good Food 100 E. Bridge St. MORRISVILLE, PENNA. Paints and Wallpaper DU PONT—PRATT—LAMBERT SOLFO PAINTS AND ENAMELS At BENHAM'S PAINTS AND WALLPAPER 118 W. Bridge St. Phone CY5-3093 Compliments of MESSINA'S Confectionary Store 200 E. Bridge St. MORRISVILLE, PA. Compliments of S. S. KRESGE CO. A Friendly Store in a FRIENDLY COMMUNITY Compliments BLAKELY LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING Trenton, N. J. SINCE 1890 The Finest in Beauty Care tor the Discriminating Woman STEPPE'S Beauty Salon 57 MORRISVILLE SHOPPING CENTER MORRISVILLE, PENNA. Cypress 5-5422 Specialists in Hair Shaping, Styling and Permanent Waving J. D. GOLD 5c-10c-$l 00 AND UP 19 E. Bridge St. MORRISVILLE, PA. CY 5-5719 OPEN 9 'TIL 9—DAILY 9 'TIL 7—SATURDAY ALL YEAR Compliments of FACTOR'S STORE Compliments of SNYDER'S SPORT CENTER HOLIDAY INN 107-109 Perry Street TRENTON, N. J. School Sweaters—Jackets Gym Clothes Phone 2-4059 Morrisville, Pa. General Electric Appliances J. P. CUNNINGHAM HARDWARE 522 N. Pennsylvania Avenue MORRISVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA Telephone CY5-74I3 PENN DECORATING COMPANY Decorators of Fine China CLARENCE ALDERFER Owner 627 Baker Avenue Morrisville, Pennsylvania Phone CY5-5644 YARDLEY PHARMACY PRESCRIPTIONS DRUGS LUNCHEONETTE Free Delivery Yardley HY3-2703 Compliments of HI HAT DINER MARRAZZO BROS. We Grow Our Own MANOR LANE FLORIST Flowers for All Occasions CY 5-7804 or CY 5-3182 1 Kelly Avenue Wholesale Morrisville, Pa. Retail FORCE AND STANTON BEER DISTRIBUTORS Free Home Delivery 145 W. Phila. Ave. MORRISVILLE OPEN TILL 7:00 CY-5-3256 THE MAKEFIELD CO. Residential and Commercial Realtors MORRISVILLE SHOPPING CENTER CYpress 5-7141 For Steaks You Like, See Mike— No Bum Steers MIKE'S STEAK HOUSE 706 Brunswick Avenue TRENTON, N. J. WE DELIVER TO FACTORIES Phone Owen 5-9897 Compliments of ANDREA MOTORS RUDOLPH FLORIST Morrisville Shopping Center CYpress 5-3119 Morrisville, Pa. WILLIAM 1. MURPHY Funeral Home 41 West Trenton Avenue Morrisville Phone CY 5-7922 Morrisville Brown's Mills Phone, CY. 5-9511 Pem. COZY HEAT Oil Burner Service Heating Systems Installed—Heater Cleaning Estimates Cheerfully Given 516 N. Penna. Ave., Morrisville, Pa. ROBERT G. MILLER Pem Road in Browns Mills STACY'S 5c TO $1.00 STORE 3 E. Bridge St. MORRISVILLE, PA. Phones: Day, 74-3196; Night, 5571 MIKE'S AUTO SERVICE Tune-Up—Ignition Specialist Motor Overhaul NOVAK'S GROCERY STORE 12 Melvin Ave. MORRISVILLE, PENNA. SWEET SHOES Wrecker and Towing Service Penna. Official Inspection Sta. No. 8458 111-113 W. BRIDGE ST., MORRISVILLE, PA. PRYOR'S PHARMACY The Store the Doctor Recommends Phone CY5-74I6 Phone CY5-7648 HUNT'S STATIONERY Stationery Greeting Cards School Supplies 18 E. Bridge St. MORRISVILLE Phone HY 3-5556 M C METAL REFINISHING MARVIN E. CHEWNING Burnishing, Cleaning of All Kinds of Alloys Vases, Antiques, etc. Electrified COPPER AND BRASS ARTICLES POLISHED AND LACQUERED Shop—75 S. Main St. YARDLEY, PA. Phone CYpress 5-5505 E. J. TITUS CO. Upholstering We Starve or Live by the Service We Give' Lower Penn Valley Road MORRISVILLE, PA. Phone CY5-9867 WILLIAM G. KELLY Ladies' Haircuts Real Estate and Insurance CAPITOL VIEW 30 East Franklin Street BARBER SHOP MORRISVILLE, PA. 501 N. Pennsylvania Ave. Phone 3028 Corner Hendrickson Ave. AIR CONDITIONED Phone 7575 Television and Appliances MORRISVILLE L G ELECTRIC CO. FLOWER GARDENS 35 E. Bridge St. Morrisville, Pa. D. Conturso Jli Son Phone CY 5-7567 FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 509 W. Bridge St. Morrisville, Pa. GERRY'S DELICATESSEN Famous for Our DELMOR LANES POTATO SALAD AND COLESLAW 8 Brunswick Alleys Foods From All Over the Entrance From Union St. World MORRISVILLE SHOPPING CENTER CY5-2780 Phone Morrisville CY5-3286 JOHN J. RESO Fine Watch Repairing JEWELRY—WATCHES—DIAMONDS SILVERWARE 11 E. Bridge Opp. the Bank Morrisville, Pa. JOE'S SHOE SHOP 54 E. Bridge St. Morrisville, Pa. Compliments of A FRIEND ALGERNON S. CADWALLADER Insurance 20-28 N. Penna. Ave. MORRISVILLE, PA. CY5-7007 Telephone CY. 5-5784 CHARLES' BEAUTY SHOP Expert Hair Styling and Permanent Waving HUGHES OF TRENTON Central Jersey's Shipping Supply House 139-145 Walnut Ave. TRENTON, N. J. Owen 5-3881 The Friendly Place to Shop BEATRICE SHOPPE WOMEN'S APPAREL Phone CY. 5-3451 OPEN THURS. AND FRI. EVENINGS 13 E. Bridge Street Morrisville, Pa. TUSCAN FARM PRODUCTS COMPANY of 27 N. Pennsylvania Ave. CHARLES ZUCKER Morrisville, Pa. ABE ZELTT SAM ZELTT KUNIS BAKERY Bread—Rolls—Pastries and All Types of Assorted Baked Goods Phone 103 Market St. EXport 2-0616 TRENTON, N. J. PENNSYLVANIA CAMPBELL'S GULF SERVICE 11 I E. Trenton Ave. MORRISVILLE, PA. Phone: CY 5-9882 YARDLEY DRESS SHOP 23 E. Afton Avenue YARDLEY, PENNSYLVANIA Hy-3-3158 HELEN HULEY BUCKS COUNTY MODELING AND CHARM SCHOOL Also Reducing Salon 69 N. Penna. Ave. MORRISVILLE, PENNA. CY-5-9734 FAIRLESS HARDWARE AL LUZZATTO —Prop. Shopping Center Wl. 6-1960 Housewares—Tool Rentals Garden Supplies PORTER—CABLE Dealer REPAIR SERVICE Compliments of SCHIETZ'S MARKET CYpress 5-2820 OTT'S, MORRISVILLE Toys, Greeting Cards, Stationery 69 Morrisville Shopping Center MORRISVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA JOHN J. KOTZ A Complete Insurance Service 467 Stoclcham Avenue Telephone CY5-7420 MORRISVILLE, PA. CARL'S TOMATO PIE 410 S. Penna. Ave. Phone CY5-2050 Compliments of KING FARMS CO. Morrisville, Pa. SEELY'S GIFTS 42 South Main Street Yardley STIEFF SILVER AND PEWTER CHINA Wedgwood—Royal Doulton Worcester R. L SULTZBACH Paints—Glass—Keys Made FLOOR SANDERS FOR RENT 720 So. Penna. Ave. MORRISVILLE, PA. Cypress 5-7074—7367 Phone CY5-5590 ACE BEDDING CO. Furniture and Bedding 63 N. Pennsylvania Ave. MORRISVILLE, PA. Thriftmart—Route 1 Fairless Hills ALBERT RICHMOND Phone CY5-7650 WILLIAM BREWER, JR. EV-R SHARP TOOL SHOP Lawn Mowers—Saws All Types GARDEN TOOLS—SCISSORS—SKATES ELECTRICAL APPLIANCE REPAIR 343 Crown St. Morrisville DELAWARE VALLEY TRACTOR TALES CORP. 510 W. Bridge St. MORRISVILLE, PA. Phone CYpress 5-2535 CYpress 5-5600 FORD TRACTORS SOUTH END AUTO PARTS New—Used—Rebuilt 791-805 W. Bridge St. MORRISVILLE, PA. Phone CYpress 5-3246 CYpress 5-3689 CENTRAL MARKET 336 W. Bridge St. and Mercer Ave. MORRISVILLE, PA. MARK RESTAURANT Unity-Frankford Stores Charcoal Steaks and Chops HOME FREEZER SERVICE AT LOWEST PRICES MORRISVILLE SHOPPING CENTER QUALITY MEATS AT LOWEST CY5-9820, CY5-9837 PRICES Phone—Morrisville CY5-3309 Congratulations Class of '58 From THE F.O. DOUBLE M CLUB Class of '59 JOAN—JUDY—MARY JANE MARY ANN—CAROL DOT—BEV—LYN HARRY M. STERLING BUILDER 401 Hillside Ave. MORRISVILLE, PA. Phone CY5-9793 JAKE'S PIZZA 74 E. Bridge St. MORRISVILLE, PA. Prop. ANTHONY JAKE Hours 10 to 5:30 CRADLE SHOP —Tots to Teens— Phone HY3-3286 21 E. Afton Ave. Yardley, Pa. MIDGE AND HARRY MARSHALL MORRISVILLE MUSIC CENTER 24 Cox Ave. Morrisville, Pa. INSTRUMENTAL INSTRUCTOR PRIVATE LESSONS NAME BAND INSTRUMENTS Open Evenings Phone—Morrisville CY5-2640 If No Answer CY5-5536 NICHOLAS BASENKO—Director REEDMAN MOTORS GENERAL MOTORS AUTHORIZED DIRECT FACTORY CHEVROLET DEALERS Route 1 Langhome, Pa. Tel.: Skyline 7-4961 Best Wishes From the M. H. S. MAJORETTES SALLY A. SMITH HELEN BRESLEY NANCY M. WOOLLEY BEVERLY FOOSE ARLENE DEMECH NANCY JANASKI KATHY HLUDZINSKI CARMEN'S BARBER SHOP 2H 2 Phila. Ave. C. J. CARIBARDI, Prop. PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Adams Mr. and Mrs. Maurice T. Perilli Mr. and Mrs. Michael Miksitz, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Warren E. Long Mr. Edward Osvai Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ossmann Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Kearney Mr. and Mrs. Horace E. Hunt Mr. and Mrs. John Gofus Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Caruso Mr. and Mrs. Francis A. Ames Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sultzbach Mr. and Mrs. Frank De Stefano Mr. and Mrs. Albert M. Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Elcock Mr. and Mrs. Ray E. Bloor, Sr. Mr. Jesse G. Crooks Mr. and Mrs. Charles Elcock Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Alexander Jerry Arnold Bob Sutcliff Mr. and Mrs. Raymond H. Neary Mr. and Mrs. John DeMario Dorothy Neri Mr. and Mrs. John Wall Mr. Norman Salt Mr. Dick Maffezzoli Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Davis, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Butterworth and Family Mr. and Mrs. Burton Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Mannix Mr. and Mrs. Francis Troilo Council President T. Mislan Larry Gonnella Harry Fritz Bob Kimble Jeep Davis Nean Sesia Mr. and Mrs. Harry F. Christ Mr. and Mrs. James Symington Donna, Barb, Lynda, Judy, Alice, Judy, Cookie Jack Levandowski Larry Wilcox Pat and Allen Kish Rebel Cleaners Carole Sines Thomas E. Toorell Dis Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Richie Bud, Lorraine, John and Cathy Miss Jean Nosnitsky Spurtzle, Jose and Beetle Brenda and Deanna Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Mogle Joan L. Hunt Sandy and Pete Johnson Linda and Larry Richie and Barb Olga Bartron Steve and Peggy Anne Richard O. Harding—Class of '57 Bob and Carol Allshouse Clint and Ellie Deitrick Dick the Cleaner Dave Phillips Robin and Eddie Mr. and Mrs. Harold Briggs Mr. and Mrs. John Marrazzo Barb and Donnie Mr. and Mrs. Dominick Marrazzo The Duncan Family Peggy Carter Tommy Johnson Carel and Joe Mr. and Mrs. Mario Rossi and Children John DeMario Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Bentz Alice T. Cooley Rita A. Cooley Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hornyak and daughter Debbie Mr. and Mrs. John Hornyak and Family Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hornyak and daughter Bonnie Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hornyak, Sr., Arlene and Lou Mr. and Mrs. D. J. DiCicco Mary Ann, Gail, Chickie, Jean Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Habel Mr. and Mrs. John H. Solt Mr. and Mrs. Grant Tettemer Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Fleischer Don and Mariann Mr. and Mrs. Martin Rushinski James Rushinski '54 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kachinski Kay and Ray Joe the Barber Mr. and Mrs. Pio Immordino Mr. and Mrs. E. Bernard Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Robert Titus Mr. and Mrs. George G. Cudhea Mr. and Mrs. Elmer V. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hart Mr. and Mrs. H. Harper Stockham Mr. and Mrs. James Gargan Chuck and Ruth Mr. and Mrs. Dominick Rosso Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Sabolovich Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Champagne Mr. and Mrs. David Piscopo Mr. and Mrs. J. Petrik Dotty Mattis Gail Neuman Bobby Kraven PATRONS Pat and Norma Staub Buz and Crash Alice L. De Stefano Mr. and Mrs. Wm. E. Anderson Theresa Cosmos Bonnie Anderson '62 William J. Lugar Mr. Charles Carver Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Breiner Mr. and Mrs. Robert White Walt Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Edward Thorn Edward J. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Robert Anderson Dorothy Simpson Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Walter Mr. and Mrs. John Magin Mr. and Mrs. Wm. B. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hludzinski Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Preston Kathy and Bob Judy and Puet Billy Hludzinski Mr. James Montague Mr. and Mrs. George Woolley Alberta McGarity H. G. L. Club Beatrice Friedman Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Brownback Manor Park Girls Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. Lee, Jr. Betty Breen Jim and Peggy Mrs. Alice Pizzulo Barb and Mike Mr. and Mrs. Richard Carver Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Temple Chari E. Warburton Jim Hall's Atlantic Station Mr. and Mrs. Charles Simon Penn Drugs Mrs. Edward Miller Mr. and Mrs. Alex Wishnie Mr. and Mrs. Morris Duermeyer Mr. and Mrs. Carter A. J. Toner Compliments of the Compliments of SENIOR CHEERLEADERS AIRTEX PRODUCTS DONNA SLACK LYNDA ALEXANDER 20 Union St. JUDY PRESTON MARILYN BURKE MORRISVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA JUDY BAILEY ALICE TAYLOR BARBARA SOLAN SUE HAINES DAILY'S TEXACO SERVICE A Minor Auto Repairs A Ail Work Guaranteed Night Lube and Wash Tires—Batteries and Accessories WEST TRENTON AVENUE FRIEND MORRISVILLE, PA. Phone CY. 5-9893 Congratulations, Seniors SOLFO PAINT MFG. CO. TRENTON, N. J. Local Dealers BENHAM'S PAINT STORE ABC Auto Store And so we’ve reached the end of this, the twentieth ROBERT MOR- RIS. We can only hope that you, the subscribers, and you, the adver- tisers, approve our efforts. For without your help it would all have been impossible. As in the past, we too will publish a summer supplement so that the record of our senior year will be complete. We hope you’ll make it a permanent part of this book and keep it always with your memories of the— CLASS of 1958 h r n. i ■f l ' t? � f!?™ .n. Ere.? 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