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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1959 volume:

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We hope that in our edition we can do our share to bring the story up-to-date. As in past years we, too, will publish a summer supplement which will be distributed following the close of school in June. This then is our yearbook, the 1959 ROBERT MORRIS. THE STAFF RICHARD G. LEE Mr. Lee, a graduate of Trenton High School in the Class of 1947, came to Morrisville in 1952 as a teacher in the fifth grade of the Case School. The following year he joined the high school faculty and has been an outstanding teacher and coach. A fine athlete, both at Trenton and at Albright Col- lege, he has served us as assistant football coach and head basketball and baseball coach. During our junior and senior years he has been our class advisor and has always been ready to lend a help- ing hand, no matter what the problem or emergency. We’ll always remember him for his flashy sport shirts, his ability to make himself heard and his familiar “When the bell rings, you’re late.” We are happy and proud to dedicate this 1959 ROBERT MORRIS in his honor. The Class of 1959 SUMMERSEAT Erected in 1773 by Thomas Barclay. Purchased in 1791 by Robert Morris, signer of the Declaration of Independence and Constitution and a United States senator from Pennsylvania. Purchased from Morris by George Clymer, also a signer of the Declaration of Independence and Constitution. Headquarters for General George Washington, De- cember 8 to 14, 1776, prior to the Battle of Trenton. Now used for superintendent’s office, medical rooms, cafeteria, and home economics suite. Manor Park School Capitol View School THE MQRRISVILLE Grandview School William E. Case School Morrisville High School Robert Morris Athletic Field SCHOOL DISTRICT Summerseat TWO NEW SCHOOLS MORRISVILLE HIGH SCHOOL As the picture shown above indicates, many years of planning and dreaming are about to bear fruit in the construction of a modern high school for Morrisville. As this yearbook goes to press the building has begun to take exciting form and while we, the Class of 1959, will never have the opportunity to study in its classrooms we can be thankful that those who follow us will have that privilege. The school with all its modern facilities for learning will open for the first time in September of 1959. Located at the corner of Cox Avenue and Palmer Street it will have such features as an auditorium, gymnasium, outdoor theatre, science rooms, music rooms, cafeteria and all the other advancements of modern education. The new high school will also mean a great deal to the younger children of Morris- ville for the old high school will be remodeled into an elementary school so that the Case school can be abandoned. BUCKS COUNTY TECHNICAL SCHOOL For the past two years the office of the proposed Technical high school has been in our own Summerseat and the school itself seemed to most of us just a dream. Now that dream is about to come true and as of this September many of us will have the opportunity to learn a valuable trade. The school is located in Bristol Township and seven school districts have cooperated in its construction. They include Bensalem Township, Bristol Township, Falls Township, Lower Makefield Township, Tullytown Borough, Yardley Borough and Morrisville. Under the program of the new school a certain number of our students from grades ten, eleven and twelve are permitted to attend the school for technical training. They are divided into two groups and attend the school during alternate weeks. While one group is at the school the other is attending Morrisville High School. It is interesting to note that in order to transport its students to the Technical School, Morrisville has purchased its first school bus. 13 DR. PAUL PHILLIPS ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS Dr. Phillips, newly appointed assistant to Mr. Reiter, came to Morrisville this year from the Lower Merion Township School District where he was the principal of the Cynwyd Elementary School. In 1942 he graduated from the West Chester State Teachers College with a Bachelor of Science degree, majoring in health and physical education and minoring in biological science. He received his Master of Education and Doctor of Education degrees from Temple University. His teaching experience has been extensive. He taught at Lansdale High School, John Bartram High School in Philadelphia and in Chestnutwold School in Haverford Township. He was the teaching principal of the Preston Elementary School in Haverford Township and was principal of the Oakmont Elementary School in Haverford Township. In addition he has taught at Temple and Lehigh Universities. During World War II Dr. Phillips was company commander of an am- phibian tractor battalion of the Marine Corps in the South Pacific. He earned two Presidential unit citations, one for the Peleliu campaign and one for the Okinawa campaign. We of the student body of Morrisville High School are happy to welcome Dr. Phillips to our school system and wish him a great deal of success in his new position. THEIR TASK — TO GUIDE US. This has been their task; and to see that it was done, all three have made it their life’s work. Mr. Reiter came to Morrisville in 1927 as a teacher and high school principal. In 1929 he became supervising principal and then in 1940 was appointed superintendent of schools. Mr. Caum joined the faculty in 1928 and was appointed principal in 1932. Mr. Wood, a graduate of Morrisville High School in the Class of 1935, joined the faculty in 1939 and was appointed to his present position in 1955. To all of these men goes our gratitude for what they have done for us and meant to us. 16 17 Clockwise around the table, starting at the left: Frank C. Miller, Donald G. Frye, William B. Anderson, Alfred Champagne, Horace E. Hunt, Harry H. Lee, Jr., and William H. Roberts. BOARD OF SCHOOL DIRECTORS William H. Roberta—President Harry H. Lee, Jr.—Vice President Frank C. Miller—Secretary Horace E. Hunt—Treasurer William B. Anderson Alfred Champagne Donald G. Frye Few people can possibly appreciate the hours these men spend and the energy they devote in the service of the young people of our community. Under their direct leadership and responsibility Morrisville’s school system has grown, ex- panded and kept abreast of current trends in modern education. Theirs is a thankless, payless position and we would take this opportunity to express our gratitude for all their efforts in our behalf. I s JOAN KOVACS Secretary CLASS OF MARY JANE HUTCHINSON Vice President DOROTHY WHITE T reasurer ROSEMARIE DESTEFANO President OFFICERS RARRY WALTERSDORFF Business Manager 19 JOHN GONTAR MARGARET A. WATKINS SARA T. HUGHES FRANK TOROK THESE ARE OUR TEACHERS To these men and women and to those who taught us in our elementary grades we respectfully dedicate these pages. They taught our classes, coached our teams, organized our field trips, supervised our many activities and counselled us in our moments of need. Yes, they were always on the spot when we needed them. JOHN W. SAUDER ANNE E. PARSONS S. ESTHER HAWKINS QUR DEBT TO THEM MARVIN LEVITT CAN NEVER BE PAID Rut with all the help they have given us we can honestly say fhat we have gained most from our associations with them and from the influence they have exerted on our personal lives. We are certainly the richer as a result of this experience and we feel indeed fortunate in having them as our teachers. In expressing our appreciation we would only say, “If you wish to he held in esteem, estimable.” Bruyere. This we have done. GORDON DAVIES must associate only with those who are ■■■■ DOROTHY A. KELLER 21 ELIZABETH ANN KANE ELLEN MILLER GLENN G. GRIFFITHS ANDREW R. THOMPSON, JR. DOROTHY N. JENNESS RUTH A. GRAVES FRANK ZURLO ALEXANDER McDONALD JANICE B. BROWER JAMES D. KELBAUGH MARLENE M. POMPER ESTHER M. DURBORAW JOHN J. WNUK SOL. S. KASHOFF JAMES E. WOOD The Class of 1959 has taken this opportunity to dedicate one page in honor of its yearbook advisor, James E. Wood. Since 1942 Mr. Wood has worked long and diligently that each graduating class might have a yearbook of which it could be justly proud. We want to thank him for his guidance and understanding. Certainly without his help this twenty-first edition would have been impossible. We would also congratulate him on this, his eighteenth yearbook. DIANE ALLEN ADDESA “Dee” Technical A newcomer at Morrisville, Diane has quickly adjusted to her new Alma Mater . . . a neat dresser and possessor of a real cute smile . . . hurries home to see if the mail- man left a letter from Mick, who is in the Army . . . dislikes walking to school in the rain . . . likes to swim, ice-skate and bowl . . . friendly to everyone . . . has intentions of entering the field of beauty culture. “Carole” CAROLE ALLSHOUSE Commercial Kept many a class laughing with her witty remarks . . . will always be remembered for her antics in P. E. . . . don’t ever plan on taking Carole to the drag races . . . she probably won’t go . . . continuously talking about Eddie to Bev and Sue . . . took a lot of kidding about her black Ford . . . you didn’t really mind though, did you Carole? . . . helped our hockey team a great deal . . . presently considering secretarial work but no telling how Eddie may change those plans. “Arlene” ARLENE ANDERSON Commercial One of the seniors with pretty blonde hair . . . faithful supporter of Canteen with that good looking guy of hers . . . plans to work after graduation . . . enjoys roller- skating at Trenton’s Capital Arena . . . can usually be seen with a member of the H.G.L.C. . . . possesses a sweet smile and nifty personality . . . always has a friendly word or two for every one . . . Arlene’s pet peeve is her homework . . . wonder who’s responsible for this? . . . how about those baby sitting jobs! JOSEPH ANTROBUS Rocky Technical Musical interest helps keep our band and orchestra in key . . . really enjoys watching those wrestling matches on television . . . can’t understand why some people dislike them . . . quite a story behind that nickname . . . keeps his main interest a well- guarded secret . . . look out when you see Joe coming in his car! ... works as an apprentice in the Bucks County Technical School ... is interested in becoming a member of the United States Coast Guard after graduation. THOMAS R. ANTROBUS “Tom” Academic Best known for ham station “W3GBL” . . . takes a lot of kidding about his crowning glory of red ... pet peeves are homework and certain girls . . . Tom can usually be found at the Ham Shack or Civil Defense Headquarters . . . works with his dad in the plumbing and heating business . . . greatest ambition is to lead a successful and happy life . . . always talking to one of his many friends . . . seems to understand quite a bit about the world of science. BRUCE BENNETT “Bruce” Academic One of the smarter members of the Academic section . . . keen sense of humor supplies him with the right jokes at the right time . . . member of our basketball and baseball teams for three years . . . keeps a date with a bowling ball on Friday evenings . . . claims his pet peeve is the F.O.M.M. girls . . . will never forget those Saturday night Canteens . . . had the job of lining the field for our football games . . . Bruce plans to further his education after graduation. CAROLYN S. BULL “Lyn” Academic A pleasant girl with a pleasing personality . . . keeps Charlie happy in her spare time . . . doesn’t consider her baby-sitting jobs as work, just fun . . . the newest addi- tion to the F.O.M.M. Club . . . dislikes homework . . . would rather be out in Charlie’s Chevy ... do we dare mention trig class around Lyn? . . . Member of F.T.A. for three years . . . will never forget the double-dates with Charlie, Denny and Sara Sue . . . future plans include college . . . with her friendly manner, she is certain to make a success of her future. GEORGE W. CAMPBELL Watson Academic One of our more talented class members . . . really knows how to handle that sax . . . has been a member of our band and orchestra for six years . . . displays a neat appearance and sincere smile . . . enjoys water skiing and other water sports . . . another of our “A” students . . . ever wonder why Watson’s late for band practice? . . . plans to take a pre-medical course after graduation . . . doesn’t seem to have a main interest ... or does he? . . . was fortunate enough to be chosen for the County and District Bands the past two years. ROBERT CHAPMAN Technical Still trying to get rid of that nickname, Bobbo? . . . one of the Technical School group . . . always passes the bus with his slick Ford . . . still giving the Acme a hard time as an employee . . . can usually be found walking the school Kails . . . wonder why? . . . quite a ladies’ man . . . likes horseback riding and most sports . . . displays a neat appearance and a friendly smile . . . sure to make a success of his future. CURTIS ROBERT CLARK ((S' .99 '-url Academic One of the smarter members of our Academic class . . . was fortunate enough to tour Europe in his junior year . . . active in church and Scout work outside of school . . . pet peeve is people who cheat on tests and think they are getting away with some- thing . . . possessor of a great personality and many friends . . . what would the track team do without Curt? . . . has a remarkable sense of humor . . . plans to teach or do research after graduation ... is sure to succeed. JOAN CLAWGES J°an Commercial Gives the impression of being a quiet girl ... but wait until you know her . . . no matter what kind of weather or what time of day, Joan’s long, brown hair always looks nice . . . never misses out on anything planned by the gang . . . just can’t seem to make it to school on rainy days ... we hear she spends quite a bit of her time think- ing about the Marine Corps ... is that right, Joan? ... would like to become a secretary. “Bev BEVERLY A. CLAY Commercial Our only strawberry blonde . . . full of pep when it came to being a cheerleader in her senior year . . . but took a lot of teasing about those crazy jumps . . . favorite pas- time is horseback riding . . . did a fine job as manager of our hockey team and en- joyed doing it . . . writes quite a few letters to Georgia ... it wouldn’t happen to be because Ray is stationed there, would it Bev? . . . knows all the tricks when it comes to basketball . . . will make an attractive receptionist. PATRICK CURRIE “Shiek” Technical Never lets things get dull . . . joined us in our junior year ... a fine addition to our class . . . would like to keep working at Pomeroys after receiving his diploma . . . what’s Mr. Schultz think about all those paper airplanes flying through his English class, Pat? . . . represents Technical group A as a member of the Student Council . . . likes to bowl, still trying for 300 . . . ask a certain underclassman if you want to know where Pat spends his spare time. BEVERLY DAVIS “Bev” Commercial One of the most attractive girls in the senior class ... a cut-up in the Commercial group . . . still acting innocent, Bev? . . . did a great job as fullback on the hockey team . . . can’t understand why some people are conceited . . . has been Ray’s girl for a long time . . . studying to be a secretary . . . has a lot of fun with Carole, Sue, Barb and Joan ... Oh! that brown wavy hair . . . will be a great help to her employer after graduation. ROSEMARIE ANN DE STEFANO “Ro” Academic “The meeting will now come to order” . . . Ro’s favorite expression while serving as class president in our junior and senior years . . . enjoys sewing in her spare time . . . did we say spare time? . . . shows a pleasant expression when Luke’s name is mentioned . . . possessor of a spontaneous humor and friendly nature . . . has an amusing expression to fit every occasion . . . will take a medical secretary course at Rider College following Commencement . . . faithful member of girls’ chorus. TRINA DUNKA “Trina” Commercial Still driving the Jitney, or is it the Impala now? . . . one of the shorter members of our class with a giant personality . . . has the ability to get A’s in her schoolwork with very little studying . . . what was it you said about not liking two-faced people, Trina? . . . enjoyed working at Kresges ... just dreaded getting changed for those P.E. classes ... is sure to be a success as a private secretary. DAVID ELDREDGE “Dave” General One of the taller members of our class . . . uses his height to advantage in his favorite sport, basketball . . . played three years with the varsity five . . . has had many a good time with the 12-G fellows . . . what color did you say your Chevie is, Dave? . . . another of our boys with a variety of nicknames . . . presently employed at Electrical Motors . . . would like to continue working after graduation . . . always helping to get the programs printed in shop. DAVID FABIAN “Dave” General An All-American boy . . . was known as “Dashing Dave” during football season . . . elected captain of the varsity squad by his team-mates . . . kept the shop running smoothly in our senior year ... a great guy ... just ask Pat ... has gained many friends since joining us in our sophomore year . . . after school hours finds him working at the Delaware Valley Bindery . . . care to have a football practice, Dave? . . . with his terrific personality, he will have no trouble finding a good job after graduation. LOLA FELSBURG “Lo” Commercial Short but powerful . . . one of our three letter girls . . . has quite a few medals and trophies for her participation in sports . . . one of the twins . . . caused quite a few riots as a member of the H.G.L.C. . . . can usually be found at a pajama party when there is one, right Lo? . . . plans include a marriage in the near future to a certain handsome fellow from Trenton ... if a sudden cheer is heard at the game you know Lola is in the crowd. RITA FELSBURG “Rit” Technical The other twin . . . helped school spirit a great deal as captain of our cheerleaders ... a wonderful personality . . . has many, many friends . . . will remember those base- ball games . . . smile, Rit . . . had everyone looking forward to our pep rallies . . . comes up with many clever hair styles . . . will be re-styling the hairdo’s of many of our classmates as a beautician following graduation . . . where there’s Rita, there’s fun ... just where does her main interest lie? . . . manages to keep it quite a secret. MARION FOOSE “Marion” Commercial Loads of fun to be with . . . best known for being short . . . but doesn’t mind it . . . enjoys teasing Laura about just anything . . . how does Laura feel about that, Marion? . . . enjoys singing in all choruses ... an efficient worker in the high school office . . . would someday like to be wealthy . . . enjoys those good times with the H.G.L.C.’s . . . faithful supporter of all athletic events along with Laura and Jayne . . . will be taking shorthand as a secretary following graduation. RICHARD L. FORDHAM “Dick” Commercial A happy-go-lucky fellow . . . likes being with all his friends in Commercial class . . . can’t understand why some people are disrespectful . . . claims it as his pet peeve . . . give him a cup of coffee and Dick’s happy . . . spends most of his time in the Cut Rate . . . has really had some good times with Wayne, Caroline, Madeline, and Jack . . . likes to keep the girls guessing and does a good job of it, too . . . always repeating jokes . . . would like to see at least half the world with the Navy. JAMES FRASCELLA “Skimp” General A true friend ... the “loafer” of the General class . . . favorite parking spot for his “Chevie” seems to be on Hillcrest Ave. ... is it because of school, Jim? ... is the first one out of school when the dismissal bell rings . . . one of those with the “crazy” nicknames . . . keeps Morrisville Esso in good working condition . . . plans for the future include lots of money and girls . . . Skimp plans to become a member of the U.S. Navy after graduation. BARBARA E. GALAMBOS “Barb” Academic Barb and her beautiful blonde hair have been with us a long time . . . joins the girls to hear the latest in home-ec class . . . never seems to run out of clothes to wear . . . has a lovely wardrobe . . . will never forget those chemistry classes . . . looks good behind the wheel of that sharp blue Pontiac . . . has the ability to make friends easily and has many to prove it . . . usually has a good time when Saturday night rolls around . . . will make an ideal airline hostess. JOAN ALLISON GASKILL a3 Academic Takes quite a bit of teasing about her big blue eyes . . . always giving Mr. Thomas a hard time in P.D. class, or is it vice versa? . . . fought to the end for the Democrats . . . active in girls’ sports . . . had quite a time making that monkey in home-ec . . . has no particular fellow in mind ... or does she? . . . claims she’s going to keep looking until she finds a millionaire . . . will make a fine nurse. LAURA MARIE GIANO Tootsie Commercial Possessor of long, dark, wavy hair and a nifty personality . . . always has a witty saying for the situation at hand . . . likes to give Mr. Thomas a hard time in P.D. . . . can usually be found with some of the H.G.L. girls . . . plans to be a secretary after graduation . . . enjoys dancing, roller skating, and teasing Marion . . . faithful member of girls’ chorus . . . her pet peeve is being teased about a certain someone — guess who. ... is a faithful member of the Canteen . . . enjoys eating at Gabby’s. it J 99 Lou LOUIS GROVES General Well liked by everyone . . . always answers Mr. Sauder’s call for boys wanted in shop . . can be seen quite often in the Manor . . . could be because of his job at Delaware Valley Bindery . . . but is it? ... plays an important part on our baseball and basketball teams . . . likes to burn up the road in his “59” Chevrolet . . . didn’t think he’d ever see the day a girl could hold his interest . . . life is just full of sur- prises, eh Lou?? SUZANNE HAINES “Sue” „ . , Commercial Her blonde hair and blue eyes make a nice combination . . . “never a dull moment,” that’s Sue’s motto . . . keeps her eye on Rider College . . . any special reason, Sue? . . . claims she dislikes school but always seems to be having a good time in class . . . very seldom seen without Ev . . . working towards her future as a secretary . . . ob- taining much worthwhile experience with her job at Standard Loan . . . helped pass the time away in many dull classes with her jokes. JOSEPH HIVICDKO “Joe” Academic A quiet, reserved boy who is nice to know . . . has many friends in our senior class . . . say Joe, what’s the story behind the “Dugan Man”? . ... faithful worker at Sellinger’s garage ... a hard worker when it comes to cars . . . catches up on his sleep during English class . . . wishes the teachers wouldn’t give so much homework . . . usually out having a good time with Joe Capodici and the gang . . . Joe is still undecided as to his future, but is sure to come out on top in whatever he does. DORIS J. HOFFMAN '‘Doris” Academic Cute blonde gal . . . faithful member of chorus . . . can’t understand why some people are always late . . . enjoys spending free time with the H. G. L. Club . . . possessor of a sweet smile and dimples . . . will never forget those Latin classes in her junior year . . . have you seen any good horror shows lately, Doris? . . . enjoys watching them . . . loyal Bulldog rooter . . . seen quite often with an M. H. S. student . . . undecided as to future plans ... is sure to succeed in any field. MARY JANE HUTCHINSON Mare” Academic One of the more active girls in the senior class . . . almost missed our yearbook . . . spends quite a bit of time with a certain member of the class of “57” . . . took a lot of teasing about her haircut ... a friend to all . . . member of the F. O. M. M. Club . . . spent much time working on our yearbook as assistant editor . . . always asking questions . . . would like to change her nickname . . . plans to attend college after graduation . . . thinking about Trenton Junior . . . Why, Mare? MICHAEL IMMORDINO “Mike” General Chosen as co-captain of the fighting Bulldog eleven . . . claimed by many to be one of the toughest boys in the league . . . but ask Mike what he thinks about it . . . constant companions are Mick and Dave . . . willing to give anyone a lift in his car . . . that is, if his car doesn’t need a lift itself . . . better known to the football team as “Big Mike” . . . would like to sail the seas as a Navy man after graduation. CLARENCE JANASKI “Moose” General Shy, good looking senior . . . has a special talent for hunting . . . went on many expeditions with Denny . . . isn’t seen much with girls, but we might be surprised . . . say Moose, how did you get that nickname? . . . those basketball games in P.E. with Skip, Limy, Stilt and Skimp are really something to see . . . shows up at Burns’ every once in a while with the gang . . . can really handle a football . . . good in baseball, too . . . kept the shop in working order . . . still undecided about his future. PHILIP JONES “Phil” Technical Came to us as a sophomore . . . really enjoys going to Technical School on alternate weeks . . . how did you get that nickname Frog? ... a nice fellow' with many friends . . . did a lot of work for our class . . . can be depended on to lend a helping hand to all . . . catches up on any lost rest during classes . . . hopes to become an apprentice electrician at the Ford Motor Company next June. VICTORIA MARIE KLEPADLO “Vicki” Commercial A likeable girl with a pleasant personality . . . look in the Cut Rate if you want to find Vicki . . . always has a new joke to tell the kids . . . spends much time cutting up with Carol, Bev, and Jo . . . and we do mean cutting up . . . remember those driving lessons with Mr. Davies, Vic? . . . has no plans for after graduation other than getting married. JOAN AUDREY KOVACS “Joan” Academic Instigator of some of our most michievous fun . . . did a terrific job as secretary in our junior and senior years . . . the day needed six extra hours for.Joan . . . one of our more avid football fans . . . any special reason? . . . helped keep the color- guard in step . . . takes much teasing from the fellows about her father being tax assessor . . . enjoyed a wonderful summer working at Post Road Pool . . . helped organize the F.O.M.M.- Club . . . was that a member of the class of ’57 we saw you with, Joan? . . . crystal ball predicts a bright future for her in the field of pharmacy. ROBERT C. LANDIS “Doc” Academic Known for his many, many nicknames . . . Blakely Laundry keeps him busy after school . . . claims the F.O.M.M. girls give him a hard time . . . answers to the call W3FCI on his amateur radio . . . famous for his arguments on politics . . . loves women, money, and song . . . did a good job as Student Council president . . . with his terrific personality. Doc has claimed many friends . . . proud of the fact he was a football man in his senior year ... a great guy who will certainly succeed in the future. CHARLES DAVID LEE “Charlie” Academic A hard-worker for the senior class . . . did a good job as assistant advertising man- ager of the ’59 yearbook . . . will always remember the birthday gifts he received from the F.O.M.M. girls ... if not working at his father’s office, Charlie can usually be found at Lyn’s house . . . enjoys skating on the canal in winter . . . mention trig and his mind goes blank . . . can claim many friends due to his fine personality . . . with his ability, Charlie will surely succeed in college. JAMES P. LENOX “Jim.” Academic A nice looking boy with a personality to match . . . proud owner of a foul shooting contest trophy . . . came up with some unexpected jokes at the right times to keep the class laughing ... by the way Jim, what is it you plan to leave in the class will? . . . if he isn’t on the basketball court, he’s probably at the track . . . works hard and we have confidence in his future . . . after graduation Jim is off to college. PATRICIA ANN LOSS “Pat” Academic A friendly gal with a great sense of humor . . . always ready with a joke or two . . . active member of Leader’s Club, girls’ chorus, and the yearbook staff . . . enjoys playing hockey and other intramural sports . . . her pet peeve is aimed at people who think they are big shots . . . Pat’s main interest lies in the Armed Forces . . . her future plans include nurse’s training . . . can usually be found with one of the H.G.L. Club girls or driving around in her dad’s Plymouth. FRANCIS LUCASH ‘Luke” Academic Better known as “Nervous” by the football team . . . with Luke guarding, the other team never had a chance ... a three letter man in our sports program . . . never did understand those Spanish verbs . . . can usually be heard asking the girls, “What did you cook in home ec, today?” . . . claims his main interest is to be a success in the future . . . really Fran? . . . usually found around food of any kind . . . will also answer to the name of “Fran” . . . would like to attend college after his departure from M.H.S. JACQUELINE LYON Jacque Technical One of our talented seniors with a cheerful “Hi” for everyone . . . seldom loses her Irish temper . . . has a fine singing voice and a special touch with a paintbrush . . . with awards to prove it . . . attends Moore Institute every Saturday on an art scholar- ship . . . did a terrific job as art editor of the yearbook . . . likes to play basketball . . . main ambition is to be a good commercial artist . . . can usually be found with Margie or in the art room . . . worked as a model for Pomeroys. JEAN CATHERINE MARSHALL Jeannie Commercial Oh! if only dreams came true she would be the proud owner of a Chevrolet con- vertible . . . has made many friends working at the Sun Ray . . . never seems to have any trouble finding a date . . . would like to make a career of the Air Force . . . always proves to be a good friend . . . just ask Judy . . . served as usher at all our football games and enjoyed it . . . will be remembered as “Jeannie with the light brown hair.” “Net” NELLIE MARTIN Commercial An attractive blonde . . . proud of that ring . . . usually seen with Sandy, Laura, Arlene, or Barbara . . . dislikes people who don’t stick to their word . . . can usually be found in that black Rambler . . . will hear wedding bells shortly after graduation . . . quite a giggle . . . always seems to be happy . . . can usually make those with her happy, too . . . seemed to make it a habit coming to health class late . . . will surely keep Burt happy in the future. PHYLLIS MASON “Pam” Technical An attractive girl with natural wavy hair . . . could always be depended on to help with any art work that had to be done . . . always did a superb job with it, too . . . made a nice model for Pomeroys . . . spends a lot of time with a certain fellow from the class of ’57 . . . would like to attend art school ... if not with Ronnie, Pam can usually be seen with Jacque, Marge, Arlene, or Ruth . . . any “special” plans for the future, Pam? EDWARD N. MATTHIAS “Eddie General Quiet, but not unnoticed . . . just have to get to know him a little better . . . earns his spending money at Exton Cracker Company . . . finds much enjoyment in playing baseball . . . three guesses, and the first two don’t count, as to where Eddie is during hunting season . . . has had some great times with Cliff and Lou . . . his main interest is outside of school, but he hasn’t told us just where . . . would like very much to work for Fairless Steel after leaving M.H.S. LOUIS McCALLISTER “Lou General A quieter member of the senior class ... a steady worker, manages to get all his school work done in advance . . . doesn’t like the idea of these early school hours . . . enjoys watching television in his spare time . . . seems to take quite an interest in one of our senior girls . . . dislikes that long walk to the high school every day ... a regular visitor at Cathy’s house . . . plans to pursue the career of newspaper reporter after Commencement. Joseph f. McCarthy “ joe” Academic Nifty senior with a friendly disposition . . . enjoys football, baseball, and dancing . . . can be seen cheering at all our sporting events . . . has many friends . . . doesn t mind getting up early Sunday morning to serve papers, do you Joe? ... future plans are still undecided . . . likes joining the crowd at Burns’ Pharmacy or the Cut Rate . . . wherever something is going on you can usually find Joe . . . decided on smoking as his pet peeve . . . gets along well with his classmates. KENNETH McGARITY “Ken Technical Can really beat out a rhythm on those drums ... a nice guy who gets along well with everyone . . . plans to continue at Bucks County Technical School after graduation . . . Oh! those terrible horror movies! ... a faithful member of the band . . . really missed by the drum section in practice the weeks he was at Technical School ... just loves “Topsy Part II” . . . usually seen with Jim, Lou. or Ted . . . Ken hopes to be- come a carpenter’s apprentice . . . can often be found at Burns’ or Ernie’s . . . made All-County Orchestra on drums. BEVERLY INGRID MEINERS ev Academic Attractive colorguard . . . does well in both basketball and baseball ... can tell of the many good times she had working at Post Road Pool last summer ... did we say working? . . . has a combination of good looks, figure, and personality . . . another of the F.O.M.M. girls . . . worked hard as assistant editor of our yearbook . . . posses- sor of a rather odd nickname . . . right' Brigitte? . . . holds the ’58 foul shooting contest trophy . . . after graduation plans include becoming a nurse, stewardess, or what have you! CAROL MICHEL Carol Technical Another of our three letter girls . . . dislikes that walk to the athletic field for practice . . . doing a great job helping to keep Technical School in order . . . hopes to get married in the future . . . any “special” one chosen yet, Carol? . . . remember that pep rally given for the hockey team? . . . seen most anywhere — usually with Tony . . . proud owner of many awards for her activities and sports participation . . . would like to work at Bell Telephone . . . co-captain of the hockey team. “Mick” MICHAEL MIKSITZ Academic Hey Mick, how about a speech? . . . will long be remembered for his talks in English and Spanish classes . . . enjoys puttering around in his father’s print shop . . . ought to know the business backwards and forwards by the time he graduates ... has a very long list of friends . . . likes to spend free moments at home eating . . . didn’t bother him too much to eliminate Spanish from his schedule ... all in all, a real great guy. MARY ANN MOHR “ Mary Ann” Commercial A quiet girl with an easy going manner . . . gets the better grades in the Commercial section . . . spends her spare time with the rest of the F.O.M.M. Club . . . claims her pet peeve is conceited people . . . plans to become a secretary after graduation . . . keeps her main interest a deep, dark secret . . . winter finds her ice-skating with the gang . . . one of the few who remained in the late afternoon bookkeeping class . . . is sure to succeed in the future. JOAN E. MORGAN “Joan” Academic Deserves much credit for her great job as editor of our yearbook . . . can really talk up a storm . . . has a pretty smile and cheerful “Hi” for all . . . hey Joan, what’s that? . . . takes quite a bit of kidding about the size of that pocketbook . . . likes to sing and has the voice to do it . . . always able to help out anyone who needs it . . . plans to further her education after leaving M.H.S. . . . main interest lies outside of school . . . selected “honor soloist” for the class of ’59. “Sarge” ILENE C. MOUNT Academic Short in height but tall in personality . . . spirited co-captain of our cheerleading squad . . . took care of the Student Council’s bank roll as its treasurer . . . quiet only when sleeping . . . faithful member of our hockey team, backing up the line . . . well- liked by her class-mates and underclassmen as well . . . chemistry was a big problem during her senior year . . . hard working employee of the bakery in the Shopping Center. CARL DENNIS NAGY “Denny” Academic Better known as “Nature Boy” during hunting season . . . proud of the fact that he got a deer in the beginning of the season . . . important addition to our track and «toss-country teams . . . interest lies in a cute member of the junior class . . . takes a lot of teasing from the F.O.M.M. girls . . . wall never forget Mrs. Keller s English class ... do your homework, Denny? . . . with his terrific personality, he will be a sure success in life. DANIEL NAPOLEON Danny Academic Acquired many nicknames during football season ... and was teased about all of them . . . our only four-letter man . . . continually claimed he was quitting all sports . . . but never got around to it . . . gets along well with everyone . . . -possessor of a keen sense of humor . . . answers to the name of Caesar . . . will never forget Mr. Lee’s P.D. class . . . say, Danny, where do you spend your spare time? . . . would like to play professional baseball.. . and has the ability to succeed. “Jim” JAMES NAY Technical One of the Technical School boys . . . mention bowling and he is ready to talk . . . on one of the bowling teams at Delmorr Lanes . . . can usually be found working behind the fountain at Burns’ Pharmacy . . . pals around with Ken . . . claims his pet peeve is girl bowlers ... any special reason for that, Jim? . . . Jim plans to be an electrician after graduation. “Edna” EDNA NOVAK Academic Seems quiet and reserved before you know her . . . but after — WOW! . . . constant companions are Pat, Doris, and Dot . . . doesn’t like to be kept waiting . . . plays a terrific game in both hockey and baseball . . . remember those I-atin classes. Edna? . . . has been keeping company with Charlie for a long time . . . after school finds her working in her mother’s store . . . another of the girls in the H.G.L. Club . . . enjoys singing in girls’ chorus. CAROLE ANN OAKES D‘z Commercial Always seems to be enjoying herself, whether inside or outside of school . . . loves horseback riding and swimming in summer ... one of the taller girls in the senior class . . . enjoys teasing Vicki about her Chevie . . . what’s the matter with it Carole? . . . possessor of pretty blue eyes . . . can usually be found in the dairy with Jean. Judy, Barb, Bev . . . has a record collection containing all of the latest hits and loves to dance . . . always ready and willing to join the crowd . . . can’t seem to make up her mind about the future. DALE OLAFSON “Bulldog” Academic Takes quite a bit of teasing about his curly hair . . . doesn’t really mind though, do you Dale? . . . can be found walking up Jefferson Avenue with a certain blonde member of the junior class . . . star center of our varsity eleven . . . doesn’t mind homework during the week, but oh boy, on weekends! . . . would like to go to college after leaving M. H. S. . . . gives the track men a good run at the half-mile . . . always on hand for a laugh. PATRICIA OSSMANN “Pat” Commercial Chosen as one of our varsity cheerleaders in her senior year . . . cheered for the captain of our football team . . . helps keep the Cut Rate running . . . say Pat are you still giving Mr. Wnuk a hard time in business class? . . . has a nice personality . . . Dave agrees to that . . . always managed to lose her voice after cheering our teams on to victory . . . was usually cracking gum at just the right time . . . hopes to become a secretary after graduation. LORRAINE MARIE PIDCOCK “Rain” Commercial Quite a sparkler on her left hand . . . can talk her way out of almost anything . . . seems to write quite a few letters to the Navy . . . any particular reason, Lorraine? . . . helped cheer our football team on to victory . . . doesn’t mind being one of the shorter members of our class . . . looking forward to becoming a secretary after Commencement . . . and then taking a walk up the aisle . . . keeps the soprano section of chorus on the right key. “Biggy” BRUCE PLATON Academic Made a good showing on the football field . . . keeps Burns’ in business along with A1 and Zuk . . . will be remembered for his antics in physics class . . . claims he was a member of the afternoon chemistry class but we w'onder . . . knows how it feels to pilot a plane . . . once started, he could talk for hours on airplanes, and cover the subject thoroughly ... a member of the Civil Air Patrol . . . plans to be a fly-boy in the Air Force . . . Bruce always manages to run out of gas at the wrong times. “Perk CAROL ANN PRESTON Academic Envied for her wisdom ... a grand person to know . . . best friends include those in the F.O.M.M. Club . . . works as a volunteer nurses’ aide at McKinley Hospital . . . claims her pet peeve is entering contests, but has done an excellent job in taking first place in many of them . . . seems her main interest lies outside Morrisville . . . did a superb job as assistant editor of our yearbook . . . plans to become a nurse after graduation ... by the way. Perk, how did you get that nickname? IDA PATRICIA ROSATI “Pot” Commercial “Number please?” . . . these are the words Pat will be reciting as a telephone operator after graduation . . . possessor of a rather infectious giggle . . . but loses that giggle when Rain calls her Patsy . . . why do you dislike it so? . . . spends four days of the week wondering if Calvin will come for the weekend . . . can cook you quite a hamburger behind the Snack Bar at Kresges . . . has an inseparable com- panionship with Lorraine . . . hopes to become a bride after Cal is released from the Navy. EARL RULE “Skip” General Good-looking and friendly to all . . . enjoys all kinds of sports . . . can usually be found working on cars at the Morrisville Esso Station . . . has a real talent for giving teachers a hard time . . . don’t you Earl? ... a smooth dancer . . . manages to keep the girls guessing . . . pals are Stan, Moose, Stilt, Skimp, and Limy . . . Who? . . . possessor of a neat personality and great sense of humor . . . after graduating, Earl would like to join the Navy and see the world. CATHERINE RUTH P-olhy General One of the few girls in the General class . . . continuously talking about her sister . . . doesn t mind school — just getting up so early . . . has made many friends during her school days . . . what would Cathy do without T.V.? . . . usually has a certain senior boy as company . . . hated to change for P.E. . . . member of our girls’ chorus . . . always laughing about something . . . any special reason, Cathy? . . . plans to attend beauty culture school after graduating and then get married. CLIFFORD SAXBY “Gopher” General Can usually be found with a rifle over his shoulder . . . enjoys any kind of hunting and trapping . . . when it comes to his. dislikes, school is number one on the list . . . remember those movies in physics class, Gopher? . . . could never be found awake in school during trapping season ... is quiet until you get him near Ed, Ronnie, and Gooch . . . that’s when you see the books go flying . . . undecided as to which branch of the service he will join. LEIGH S. SHULL “Stan” Academic Tackle on the varsity squad ... a broken nose prevented him from playing in his junior year . . . his pet peeve was being on the football injury list . . . usually seen at Burns’ with Bruce and A1 . . . gets quite a kick out of the girls in the F.O.M.M. Club . . . always transporting the gang to Joe’s after Canteen in his ’46 green Chevy . . . Stan is uncertain about his future, but will succeed in anything. RAYMOND J. SNEDEKER “Ray” Academic A neat dresser . . . member of the Manor Park crowd ... a cute underclassman adds to Ray’s social life . . . hasn’t decided whether he will be college bound or one of Uncle Sam’s boys after graduation . . . favorite chums seem to be Moon, Don, and Joe . . . enjoys asking questions . . . what’s that, Mr. Matinas? . . . would like nothing better than to ask one question our teachers couldn’t answer . . . full of pranks . . . claims he doesn’t like to work, but who does? DONALD C. STERLING “Don” Academic Keeps his own school hours ... a real nice looking fellow . . . 4lsay, Don, what was that statement you made about not liking a car with rattles”? . . . makes certain his black Chevy is in tip-top shape at all times . . . Don’s social life includes only Mariann . . . can’t seem to stay awake in English class ... his summer job with the corps of engineers kept him away from Morrisville . . . would like a college education after his departure from M.H.S. DOROTHY STRASZYNSKI Dot Academic Always has something worthwhile to say . . . helps win our hockey games . . . doesn’t care for people who always complain, do you. Dot? . . . will never forget those softball games . . . seems to enjoy the company of Pat. Doris and Edna . . . always first to trv the latest fashions . . . considering nursing and airlines careers . . . one of the H.G.L. Club members . . . what’s Woolworths going to do when Dot leaves? . . . would make a good model with her trim figure. “Brian BRIAN STRUNK Academic Will never forget those Latin classes in our junior year . . . helped quite a few classmates pass the course . . . enjoys those friendly get-togethers with Charlie, Doc, Denny, Barry . . . and the F.O.M.M. girls . . . can be found somewhere in the crowd at all our sporting events . . . dislikes nothing more than studying for tests . . . likes to fish and hunt . . . how big did you say that fish was, Brian? . . . would like to become a teacher after graduation . . . sure to succeed. SANDRA E. SYMINGTON Sandy Academic Most of our girls get letters for playing sports but in addition Sandy usually ends up with a black eye . . . has one for every occasion ... an active member of our band and orchestra . . . you should hear the sounds that come out of that trombone! . . . pet peeve is people who think they know everything . . . has a good time cutting up with Barbara and Nellie . . . likes to sing . . . will make a fine nurse after gradua- tion . . . maybe she will even get to treat a few black eyes! JAMES TANZILLO “M oon” Academic One of the nicer looking boys in the senior class . . . main desire is to become a suc- cess ... got that nifty physique weight lifting ... lot of work, but well worth it. huh Jim? . . . contributed much to our football victories as end with the Bulldogs . . . teamed up with Bob Hart to take the first two places in the district track meet . . . plans include college and joining the teaching profession. CAROL MARIE TETTEMER “Teddi” Academic Faithful member of our chorus all through high school . . . has trouble being ready on time, no matter what the occasion may be . . . always running errands for Mrs. Champagne in the cafeteria . . . likes riding around Morrisville and Trenton with the girls . . . how about giving us an oral report, Carol? . . . nothing she would rather do less, we’re sure . . . employed at Rebel Cleaners after school hours . . . main interest unknown . . . future plans are uncertain at present. GEORGE TITUS “Stilt” General Proud of the fact he’s the tallest hoy in the senior class . . . enjoys teasing Curly about her nickname . . . did a great job as center on the Morrisville five . . . “say Stilt, remember the Christmas tournament the basketball team participated in during your junior year”? . . . pet peeve is certain junior high girls who take gum from his shirt pockets . . . took a lot of coaxing to get him to cross country practices . . . still can’t understand why his father traded the Ford for a Volkswagon . . . uncertain about his future . . . usually seen with Skimp, Limy, Moose. Skip and Stan. BARBARA TOHM “Barb” Academic Always has a good time in school . . . helped to keep our chorus in tune . . . has quite a time with Sandy and Nellie . . . isn’t that right. Barb? . . . holds a strong dislike for narrow-minded people . . . will never forget a few of those skating parties . . . sets aside much time out of school for church work . . . active member of all our girls’ sports teams . . . would like to follow in the steps of Florence Nightingale . . . sure to he a success with her friendly manner. DORIS TRANKLEY “Trinkle” Commercial Always has a friendly smile . . . envied for her long brown hair . . . one of our varsity hockey players . . . does a fine job in all sports . . . likes to spend her evening with . . . what did you say his name is, Doris? . . . usually seen talking with Pat or the twins between classes . . . regular whip when it comes to the hooks . . . can be heard cheering our teams on to victory . . . enjoys those trips upstate . . . will make a fine private secretary. “Judy” JUDYTH ANN WALSH Academic Famous for her unique style of jitterbugging ... an attractive girl with beautiful blue eyes . . . one of our highstepping colorguards . . . spends much time talking over problems with Jean . . . can be described as the life-of-the party . . . only girl in the 5th period English class . . . “say, Judy, who is the lucky fellow”? . . . worked hard getting ads for our yearbook . . . plans to study nursing after graduating and then get married . . . always getting coughing spells in history class. BARRY WALTERSDORFF “Bar” Academic A good-looking senior . . . did well as business manager in our junior and senior years . . . future agenda includes Annapolis . . . took quite a hit of teasing about those bright neckties . . . didn’t really mind, did you, Bar? . . . through rain and snow enjoyed watching our football games . . . practiced long and hard as a member of the cross country team . . . been to Chattanooga lately? . . . claims he dislikes doing homework but it’s always ready when due . . . does a fine job in all he attempts. LARRY WAY “Limy” General A nice looking senior boy . . . appears quiet but shyness wears off when with friends . . . can usually he seen behind a hunting book . . . how can you ever remem- ber the names of your buddies. Limy? . . . and vice-versa . . . blushes very easily when it comes to girls . . . likes hunting and camping of any kind ... if he isn’t walking around town with Moose, Skimp, Stilt, or Skip he’s probably watching those Westerns on T.V. . . . plans to join the Navy following graduation. GEORGE WEEKS “George” General One of our class cut-ups . . . keeps Mike and Dave laughing along with the rest of his classmates . . . spent his summer tossing girls into the Post Road Pool . . . has quite a diving ability . . . did a top job in our magazine sale . . . makes a good sales- man with his personality . . . did we hear you say her name was Pat? . . . plans to make a career of the Navy after he departs from M.H.S. . . . spends a lot of time at the Cloverleaf Dairv. DOROTHY ANN WHITE “Dot” Academic Always daydreaming, wonder why? . . . did a fine job as treasurer in our junior and senior years . . . “anybody have any money? . . . has no trouble persuading members of the football and basketball teams to join in good times with the F.O.M.M. girls . . . when you see a crowd at Burns’, you know Dot’s working . . . keeps our colorguard marching . . . answers to the name of Curly . . . always talking Cheyenne talk . . . “Beep, Beep” . . . “any Nash Ramblers been following you lately in that Cadillac”? . . . will do justice to the nursing profession . . . usually helping someone solve their problems, especially certain members of the football team. BARBARA WOODWARD “Woody” Academic A congenial girl who is pleasant to know . . . dislikes being teased but took it in stride . . . talked away English class with Barb and Joan . . . had a hard time deciding which Buick to drive to school . . . had stars in her eyes for a certain fellow from Trenton . . . helped keep her father's greenhouse running . . . can’t understand why school had to start so early . . . undecided about ber future . . . college bound, or maybe it will be the business world. MICHAEL WALLOVER “Mick” General Loves to hear a good joke . . . but would rather tell one . . . only answers to one name, Mick . . . usually dislikes work in any shape, size, or form . . . but when it comes to shop he is ready, willing, and able to do his share . . . “where is it you spend your spare time, Mick”? . . . would like to achieve his goal in life ... to be rich . . . “Anchors A weigh” are words he will hear when he joins the Navy following graduation. BARBARA ANN MARIE ZAWATSKY “Barb” Commercial Helped our hockey team to many victories . . . got several varsity letters to prove her ability in all girls’ sports . . . takes a lot of teasing about her basketball shooting . . . main ambition is to become a secretary and then get married . . . has had many good times at the dairy and with the H.G.L. Club . . . enjoys transporting the girls when she gets the car . . . loves dancing and all sporting events ... is a faithful soprano of girls’ chorus . . . loves to eat tomato pies at Joe’s . . . sure to rate an “A” in the business world. Front row, left to right: Mr. Thomas, Mr. Matinas, Miss Parsons, Mr. Davies and Mr. Thompson. Back row: Mr. Zurlo, Mr. Lee, Mr. Kelbaugh, Mr. Wnuk and Mr. Torok. OUR COACHING STAFF Because of the small size of our school’s student body it has been necessary for us to build a coaching staff of outstanding men and women so that we might hold our own in all athletic competition. The girls learn under the capable guidance of Miss Anne Parsons who coaches hockey, basketball and softball. During the fall months Burton Thomas coaches the cross country team; Frank Zurlo and Andrew Thompson coach junior high football and Gordon Davies, Richard Lee, John Wnuk and Charles Galambos coach varsity football. During the winter Richard Lee, John Wnuk and Charles Galambos coach varsity basketball while Frank Torok and James Kelbaugh coach junior high. In the spring sports program Richard Lee coaches baseball; Burton Thomas coaches track; Joseph Matinas coaches junior high baseball and Andrew Thompson, junior high track. We certainly consider ourselves fortunate to have men and women of this calibre heading our teams. 49 VARSITY First tow, left to right: D. Straszynski, C. Cappiello, B. Zawatsky, L. Felsburg, C. Michel, I. Mount, E. Novak, D. Trankley. Second row, left to right: R. DeStefano, B. Davis, M. Terry, P. Johnson, C. Allshouse, J. Gaskill, Miss Parsons. GIRLS’ HOCKEY JUNIOR VARSITY First row, left to right: G. Foster, J. Ridgeway, J. Long, T. DiBraccio, A. Demech, P. Pinto, S. Chmura, C. Marrazzo. Second row, left to right: Miss Parsons, J. Anderson, S. Adams, B. Stauffer, M. Mason, C. Preston, B. Miller, E. Zocco, E. Klingerman. SENIORS DOROTHY CAROLE BEVERLY BARBARA DORIS ILENE CAROL LOLA ROSE 1958 SCHEDULE JOAN Morrisville__________ 2 Morrisville ........ 1 Morrisville 0 Morrisville .......... 2 Morrisville ...._____ 1 Morrisville___________ 0 Morrisville__________ 1 Morrisville.......... 1 Morrisville........... 0 New Hope ___________ 1 Council Rock _______ 1 Bristol ............ 2 Pennsbury .......... 0 Neshaminy _______ 0 Bensalem _________ 2 Delhaas ____________ 0 William Tennent .... 0 Palisades ---------- 0 51 LOLA SANDRA BARBARA CAROL BARBARA BEVERLY JACQUE JOAN HOSE BEVERLY VARSITY First row, left to right: B. Clay, B. Meiners, C. Michel, B. Zawatsky, J. Lyon. Second row, left to right: B. Tohm, S. Symington, L. Felsburg, P. Johnson, H. Bresley. Standing, Miss Parsons. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL JUNIOR VARSITY First row, left to right: R. DeStefano, J. Gaskill. Second row, left to right: P. Pinto, T. Mitchell, S. Mosley, E. Zocco, M. Marrazo, S. Patterson, B. Sauder. Third row, left to right: Miss Parsons, R. Reso, J. Anderson, C. Klemmer, P. Sutyak, I). Babic, D. Nolan, S. Frick, C. Sharp, L. Speechley, M. Mason. SENIOR HIGH Left to right: J. Long, C. Marrazzo, A. Thompson, C. Green, B. Clay, P. Ossman, R. Felsburg, I. Mount. JUNIOR. HIGH Left to right: D. Elmer, S. Okurowski, B. Bucknum, E. Okurowski, P. Perrault, A. Butterworth, L. Phillips, P. Lippin. 54 First row, left to right: F. Lucash, J. Tanzillo, D. Napoleon. I). Fabian. Second row% left to right: R. Landis. J. Weaver, E. Neumann, R. Com in ski. Third row, left to right: W. Com inski, P. Boroday, A. Radosti, C. Zucker, D. Poland. Fourth row, left to right: A. Paxson, J. Cam- panelli. D. Anderson, R. Hart. Fifth row, left to right: V. Straszynski, R. Stockham, Mr. Wnuk, Mr. Davies. THE 1968 “BULLDOGS” WQN-8 LOST-O TIED-1 56 First row, left to right: M. Immordino, D. Olafson, B. Platon, L. Shull. Second row, left to right: R. Laypo, L. Kise, W. Clark, T. Rigby, L. Okurowski. Third row, left to right: C. Schell, J. Giano, T. Softley, G. Policello, J. Gafgen. Fourth row, left to right: R. Neary, W. Ellis, B. Gorman, H. Gaskill, R. Miller. Fifth row, left to right: Mr. Lee, Mr. Galambos, T. Zawatsky. CO-CHAMPIONS LOWER BUCKS COUNTY LEAGUE 57 1958 CHAMPIONSHIP SCHEDULE Morrisville 32 Collingdale ... 12 25 Darbv 0 Morrisville 14 Delhaas 13 Morrisville ... 27 Pennsbury 6 Morrisville 13 Council Rock 0 Morrisville 13 Wm. Tennent . 0 Morrisville . 34 Ben salem 6 6 Neshaminy 6 Morrisville 38 Bristol 7 The scenes on this page are from the annual Thanksgiving Day game with Bristol. This was a memorable game for it marked the con- clusion of Morrisville’s first undefeated season. DAVE DALE LEIGH BOB FRAN We have designated this page for a salute to the seniors on the 1958 champion- ship squad. These are the young men pictured above. They have brought great honor to our school and they will be sorely missed. The center picture has been included for two reasons. In the first place it is an action shot of our game with Neshaminy High School, a game which ended in a tie, thus making the two schools co-champions for the year 1958. The second reason for its use is that it is the best picture we could fine to show- the bruising running and vicious tackling that characterized the week-in and week-out play of this year’s team. This squad will surely go down as one of the great teams in our history. MIKE JIM DAN BRUCE 59 V ARSIT i' Kneeling, left to right: D. Napoleon, Mr. Lee. Standing, left to right: R. Lenox, F. Lucash, B. Bennett, R. Hart. J. Weaver, R. Cominski, J. Wiedenhaefer, D. Poland, L. Groves. BOYS’ JUNIOR VARSITY Kneeling, left to right: M. Foulke, R. Cowell, E. Neumann, R. Dreher, L. Nay, P. Boroday. Standing, left to right: C. Wiedenhaefer, J. Cutchineal, T. Softley, C. Zucker, J. Preston, Mr. Wnuk, T. Crotto, J. Clark, T. Zawatsky, H. Gaskill, R. Lenox. GEORGE LOU FRAN • i ■ DAN—Captain BRUCE First row, left to right: R. Cowell, R. Lenox, B. Waltersdorff, G. Campbell, C. Clark. Second row, left to right: J. Lenox, L. Nay, G. Titus, R. Dreher, B. Bennett, Mr. Thomas. CROSS COUNTRY Under the capable coaching and the inspiration of Mr. Thomas, Morrisville High School was able to enter a cross country team in Lower Bucks County League competition in the fall of 1958 for the first time in the school’s history. A great deal of credit must go to the boys of the squad who were so anxious to take part that they began their training during the summer months. In four meets the team was able to beat Pennsbury but lost to Bristol, Neshaminy and Delhaas. It is hoped that the experience they obtained will help them during the spring track schedule and in their bid for the cross country championship next year. We would aim special praise at Louis Nay, Robert Dreher and Dennis Nagy who were consistant winners throughout the first season. 62 BASKETBALL First row, left to right: M. Podoris, R. Marshall, J. Taylor, C. Habel, D. Kaugher, E. Fisher. Second row, left to right: Mr. Kelbaugh, R. Smith, G. Zsolnay, B. Gerber, C. Jurey, Mr. Torok. Third row, left to right: P. Poland, J. Higgins. JUNIOR HIGH SPORTS FOOTBALL First row, left to right: Mr. Thompson. G. Rech, F. Kincel. T. Straszynski, W. Iemple, G. Poland, R. Janaski, R. Nix, A. Cunningham. J. Dunka. T. Thom, Mr. Zurlo. Second row, left to right: J. Wood, W. Frye, P. Johnson, C. Habel, W. Baldwin, C. Shull, A. Schafer, F. Shull, J. Nagy, G. Mount. Third row, left to right: D. Jackson. C. Lontz. E. Fisher, J. Cappiello, R. Smith, W. Berner, C. Jurey, B. Gerber, T. Davis, R. Jackson, R. Olafson, D. Lohin, J. Taylor. SENIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL First row, left to right: R. DeStefano, A. Thompson, P. Johnson, R. Landis, A. Demech, C. Marrazzo, I. Mount, R. Reso, Mrs. Hughes. Second row, left to right: J. Gafgen, T. Softley, J. Lyon, L. Speechley. D. White, J. Caum, M. J. Hutchinson. Third row, left to right: D. Poland, L. Okurowski, T. Antrobus, R. Dreher, J. Lenox, R. Cominski, R. Stockham, P. Currie. JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL First row, left to right: A. Robinson, C. Ossman. B. Beck. D. Lenox, N. Magill, G. Rech, A. Softley, B. Houser, G. Doster, D. Duncan, Mrs. Hughes. Second row, left to right: T. Thorn, C. Evernham. T. Preston, W. Allshouse, J. Taylor, W. Berner, R. Jackson, S. Landis, J. Stadler, P. Lenox, B. Horvath. M. Trofe, M. Bilbee. VARSITY CLUB First row, left to right: G. Titus, D. Napoleon, B. Bennett. D. Sterling, M. Immordino, D. Fabian. B. Platon, D. Olafson, F. Lucash, L. Groves. R. Landis, D. Eldredge. Second row: Mr. Davies, D. Poland, R. Cominski, C. Janaski, R. Stockham, J. Weaver, J. Tanzillo, L. Shull. Third row: L. Okurowski, R. Hart, W. Cominski, E. Neumann, A. Radosti, J. Wiedenhaefer, W. Clark. LEADERS’ CLUB First row, left to right: Miss Parsons, S. Adams, B. Clay, I. Mount, B. Zawatsky, T. Mitchell, S. Chmura. E. Novak, A. Demech, T. DiBraccio, D. Hoffman, P. Loss, P. Pinto. Second row: C. Cappiello, D. Trankley, J. Anderson, C. Hansen, C. Preston. C. Marrazzo, C. Klemmer, R. Reso, J. Long, R. DeStefano. E. Klingerman. C. Tettemer, E. Zocco. Third row: G. Foster, J. Sherman, L. Speechley, D. Straszynski, J. Caum, J. Bottoms, P. Johnson, B. Gray, J. Stadler, C. Michel, N. Richie. Fourth row: J. Gaskill, M. Mason, C. Oakes, J. Kovacs, D. White, C. Bull, B. Meiners, C. Preston. DISTRICT MUSICIANS First row, left to right: G. Campbell, E. Klinger- man. Second row: E. Zocco, J. Anderson. HONOR SOLOIST JOAN MORGAN FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA First row, lejt to right: A. Demech, R. Reso, J. Kovacs, C. Tettemer, E. Klingerman, Miss Gish. Second row: G. Foster, P. Johnson, M. J. Hutchinson, D. White, B. Gray, C. Bull, B. Meiners, C. Preston. GIRLS’ CHORUS First row, left to right: M. Pinto, I). Hoffman, L. Giano. B. Zawatsky, L. Pidcock, J. Ridgeway, C. Green, Mr. Hutchison, L. Felsburg, A. Demech. E. Novak. I. Mount, M. Foose, P. Rible. Second row, left to right: F. Antrobus, C. Preston, L. Longshore, C. Tettemer, J. Gaskill, C. Preston, R. DeStefano, E. Zocco, C. Hansen, B. Sander, S. Patterson, S. Mosley, P. Johnston, E. Klingerman, P. Loss. Third row, left to right: M. Mason, A. Anderson. H. Bresley, V. Klepadlo, C. Oakes, S. Symington, C. Sharp, L. Speechley, D. Straszynski, J. Caum, J. Bottoms, B. Grey, J. Morgan. Fourth row, left to right: B. Meiners, C. Bull, D. White, J. Kovacs, M. J. Hutchinson, B. Galambos, C. Marrazzo, J. Anderson. ORCHESTRA First row, left to right: Mr. Hutchison, B. Sauder, E. Klingerman, J. Anderson. M. Schmitt, P. Johnson, C. Hansen, R. Reso. Second row, left to right: L. Okurowski. D. Kaugher, B. Stromberg. R. Landis, W. Campbell, R. Reese, F. Antrobus, B. Stauffer, A. Butterworth. Third row, left to right: R. Kraft, G. Beck, R. Lenox, W. McCrane, C. Szura, E. Okurowski, B. Miller. YEARBOOK First row, left to right: B. Galambos, B. Meiners, M. J. Hutchinson, J. Morgan, C. Preston, J. Lyon, P. Mason. Second row: J. Kovacs, D. White, D. Straszynski, J. Gaskill, R. DeStefano, I. Mount, B. Zawatsky. Third row: R. Landis, C. Lee, C. Allshouse, S. Haines, P. Loss, D. Hoffman, B. Novak, B. Woodward. Fourth row: Mr. Schultz, Mr. Wood. JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS First row, left to right: C. Hughes, A. Robinson, J. McGarity, M. Triplett, J. Hunt, M. Bentz, C. Hall, K. Alexander, M. Weaver, M. Maier, P. Perrault, S. Okurowski, B. Campbell, Mr. Podleiszek. Second row: B. Houser, G. Doster, A. Brooks, P. McCarthy, V. Calabro, M. Warren, K. Anderson, S. Peterson, D. Bills, R. Beadle, V. Suppers, J. Nirshl. Third row: H. Redland, E. Pinckard, S. McClister, S. Laypo, L. Ossman, J. Rigby, J. Moore, R. Napoleon, G. Carnes. S. Scheidemantel. Fourth row: J. Namey, D. White, P. Lenox, E. Okurowski, A. Butterworth, C. Davis, M. Schmitt. C. Waltersdorff. E. Shaginaw J. Markee. COLOR GUARD Left to right: D. White, J. Kovacs, B. Meiners, C. Cappiello, J. Walsh. MAJORETTES Kneeling: A. Demech. Standing, left to right: S. Chmura. M. Sabo, C. Smith, D. Cote, N. Janaski. J. Gaskill. OUR BAND We are using these and the pages that follow to pay special tribute to our marching band and the organization which does so much to make this band possible—the Band Boosters Association. We can always be certain that, regardless of the place, time or weather, we will get a good show from Mr. Hutchinson and our schoolmates in the band. Their intricate formations have long been an important part of every Morrisville football game. It also seems important to us that we take this opportunity to thank the parents and friends who make up the Band Boosters for the long hours they give that our band can look and sound as it does. As a tribute we have pictured Mr. Hutchison as he directs the band; the majorettes, the color guard, special informals, a game formation and, on the next two pages, a full picture. First row, left to right: C. Smith, M. Sabo, N. Janaski, S. Chmura, J. Gaskill, D. Cote. Second row: J. Kovacs, Mr. Hutchison, A. Demech, A. Softley, P. Perrault, V. Calabro, B. Beck, P. Klemmer. J. Newcomb, K. McCarity, R. Beadle, B. Campbell, F. Thorn, R. Lenox, M. Codd, R. Frick, D. Chewning, C. Cappiello, B. Meiners. Third row: D. White, D. Elmer, M. Gray, S. Jerome, W. McCrane, D. Kaugher, J. Taylor, C. Habel, B. Sauder, P. Lenox, E. Klingerman, E. Okurowski, F. Antrobus, W. Frye, R. Kraft, J. Walsh. Fourth row: R. Burke, R. Reso, C. Hansen. M. J. Hutchinson. R. Olafson, A. Butterworth, K. Hoffman, M. Ashmore, W. Alls- house, R. Hoffman, I). Sanford, C. Klemmer, B. Miller. Fifth row: J. Busche, L. Rockafellow, K. Young, G. Beck, W. Campbell, W. Hartel, R. Lenox, B. Stromberg, R. Girton, J. Antrobus, S. Symington, B. Stauffer, C. Szura. MARCHING BAND 73 REST LOOKING James Taiuillo and Barbara Woodward MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Curtis Clark and Carol Preston SENIO! MOST TALENTED Watson Campbell and Marv Jane liuteliinson REST PHYSIQUE James Tanzillo and Reverb Meiners NICEST SMILE Earl Rule and Rita Felsbursr mm POLL 11-1 First row, left to right: M. A. Delaney, L. Elgershauser, T. Antrobus, S. Chmura S. Adama C. Cappiello, J. Anderson, J. Bottoms, J. Gaum, Mrs. Keller. Second row: A. Demech, H. Caskill, D. Wood, M. Bouboulis, W. Cominski, G. Baldwin, J. Bilheimer, T. DiBraccio. Third row: M. Foulke, J. Bresley, H. Dreher, J. Clark, A. Cappiello. 1First roWy left to right: Y. Lucash, G. Foster, C. Klemmer, E. Gray, P. Johnson, B. Kirylych, E. Klingerman, C. Foster, D. Louden, T. Jacobs, Mr. Wnuk. Second row: A. Radosti, R. Miller, E. McTamney, N. Janaski, T. James, J. Patricko, W. McCrane, J. Manzek. Third row: R. Stockham, K. Marsh, L. Kise, L. Okurowski, E. Neumann. 1 ] -3 First row, left to right: M. Terry, J. Stadler, V. Duff, P. Sutyak, R. Reso, C. Preston, E. McTamney, J. Ridgeway, B. Nash, J. McIntyre, Mr. Davies. Second row: R. Dreisbach, G. Policello, S. Shutt, C. Smith, J. Wiedenhaefer, D. Poland, R. Wible. Third row: R. Laypo, C. Zucker, W. Slotterbeck, J. Weaver, Wr. Clark. 10-1 First row, left to right: M. Diabelko, B. Sauder, S. Mosley, J. Burgess, S. Patterson, E. Zocco, J. Long, N. Richie, C. Hansen, Mrs. Hawkins. Second row: B. Miller, L. Longshore, M. Mason, J. Sherman, K. Hoffman, L. Speechley, J. Roberts, D. Suppers, B. Stauffer, S. Frick. Third row: B. Waltersdorff, R. Clark, D. Lenox, D. Pidcock, T. Softley, W. Ellis, T. Clark, M. Sabo. D. Sanford, D. Nolan. 1 0-2 First row, left to right: P. Ribble. J. Foster, S. Layman, D. Clawges, A. Thompson, D. Keuper, H. Pobutkiewicz, D. Robinson, B. Klepadlo, C. Green, J. Rudloff, Mr. Torok. Second row: P. Roman, V. Sawyer, R. Neary, C. Sharp, P. Magee, J. Kovacs. R. Cowell, C. Inverso, J. McIntyre, S. Petryzak. Third row: J. Newcomb, G. Beck, P. Boroday, D. Anderson, J. Preston, R. Hart, C. Schell, L. Pacitto, J. Laverick, T. Crotto. 10-3 First row, left to right: P. Pinto, J. MacNeil, A. Smolinski, J. Wolf, J. Lane, C. Marrazzo, M. Toth, S. Conrad, B. Becket, M. Marshall, Mr. Griffith. Second row: N. Dunlap. M. Marshall, R. Black, C. Savage, D. DeGarmo, C. Geanette, R. Lane, J. Namey, R. Kraft, C. Wiedenhaefer. Third row: B. Gorman, B. Bloor, D. Cote, V. Straszynski, J. Gafgen, R. Cominski, J. Cutchineal. TECH-A Ffrs row, left to right: R. Felsburg, T. Mitchell, N. Capozza, D. Allen, C. Michel, N. Solt, D. Reynolds, D. Babic, J. Capodici, J. Riley, Mr. Schultz. Second row: F. Valeriano, D. Piccotti, T. Vallejo, J. Lyon, H. Bresley, P. Mason. W. Mohr, P. Jones, P. Currie, J. Antrobus. Third row: J. Campanelli. K. Picciotti, R. McCarthy, A. Paxson, B. Miller, K. McGarity, J. Giano. J. Nay. TECH-Bf 5f row, left to right: R. Taylor. R. Wood. R. Moser. C. Rech. N. Lontz, G. Smith. J. Nevins. P. Wienckoski. B. Foose, S. Duff. W. Johnson. Mrs. Hughes. Second row: L. Nay, R. Cowell. R. Gardner. T. Zawatsky. W. Tustin, T. Rigbv. G. Doan. T. Sinclair, R. Henley, T. Haley, W. Tohm. 9-1 First row, left to right: B. Hoagland, B. Bucknum, L. Rockafellow, L. Phillips, C. Szura, C. Skuse, W. Frye, S. Landis, P. Staub, J. Dunka. J. Colangelo, Mr. Kashoff. Second row: A. Schafer, D. Lohin, M. Baugh, V. Piro, J. Taylor, J. A. Jablonski, A. Bilheimer, B. Harris, E. Okurowski. J. Wood, C. Waltersdorff, P. Gray. Third row: R. Olafson. P. Johnson, C. Habel, M. Mraz, J. Huggins, B. Stromberg, W. Hartel, E. Thorn, C. Reading, D. Kaugher, M. Schmitt, A. Butterworth. 9-2 First row, left to right: R. Nix, T. Barber, G. Mount, J. Schepelenko, K. Maschel. J. Nagy, L. Mitchell, T. Thorn, J. Riley, Mr. Zurlo. Second row: D. Elmer, P. Lenox, D. Carroll, P. Lippin. D. Tapley, B. Anderson. C. Slack, C. Davis, S. Mufek, C. Bradley, D. Leedon. Third row: C. Shull. G. Zsolnay, C. Jurey, B. Vacca, R. Girton, B. Gerber, K. Young. 9-3 First row, left to right: J. Peterson, J. Koons, K. Worthington, J. DeLay, M. Herrity, D. Parker, C. Piecukonis, C. Fabian, M. Bilbee, Miss Cavanaugh. Second row: A. Horvath, M. Woytko, B. Jackson, E. Gardner, M. Podoris, R. Kania, T. Davis, J. Ditmars. 9-4 First row, left to right: G. Rech, JL Bush, S. Lodge, D. Widmann. I. Campanelli, P. Vtall- over, S. Lewis, P. Heller, Mr. Kelbaugh. Second row: J. McIntyre, M. A. Trofe, B. Parker, M. A. Johnson, L. Stoddard, G. Paxson. P. Rogalski, J. Tozour. Third row: H. Shipp, R. Smith, W. Widdis. J. Cappiello, T. Henry. 8-1 First row, left to right: A. Dameron, M. Codd, P. Perrault, S. Tarr, G. Doan, S. Okurowski, D. Lenox, M. Perk, N. Tyndale, Mr. Hutchison. Second row: C. Roberts, F. Fischer, R. Bailey, S. Scheidemantel, J. Standler, R. Sanisel, E. Bilheimer, J. Voorhees, L. Ossman. Third row: E. Shaginaw, J. Burger, R. Cowell, R. Burke, J. Schwarz, M. Ashmore, S. Burns, R. Hoffman, H. Hughes. 8-2 First row, left to right: J. Neumann, C. Moser, A. Softley, V. Calabro, A. Cunningham, P. Matthias, H. Glosser, R. Mraz, Mr. Krepich. Second row: R. Beadle, W. Case, S. Peterson, J. Sigley, K. Gotwals, J. Rigby. K. Hivicdko, R. Onofri, N. Kovacs. Third row: C. Snedeker, K. Miksitz, B. Davis, W. Avery. F. Shull. T. Sinclair, G. Carnes, L. Kirchhoffer, S. Hall. 8-3 First row, left to right: D. Chewning, J. Triplett, P. Devine, J. Mackner, J. Namey, C. Lewis, A. Kinney, D. Duncan, Mr. Thompson. Second row: D. Krause, M. Haley, J. Elcock, L. Moser, W. Allshouse, D. Coble, S. LaPorte, S. Jerome, R. Conklin. Third row: K. Rosati, D. Jackson, E. Fisher, J. McGuigan, C. Lontz, R. Napoleon, J. Loch. 8-4 First row, left to right: G. Ficarotta. G. Peterson, F. Kincel. J. DiGiorgio, J. Smolinski, M. Maier, Miss Brower. Second row: E. Stout, R. Manzek, W. Baldwin, W. Berner, J. Demos, B. Markee, S. Laypo. 7-1 First row, left to right: W. Fabian, A. Brooks, A. Allison, D.% Wilson, R. O’Brian, B. Beck, M. Bentz, J. Hunt, S. McGarity, M. McDevitt, Mr. Gontar. Second row: D. Bills, N. Magill, K. Anderson, B. S. Campbell, E. Pinckard. R. Frick, P. Lukaszow, L. Hopper, C. Bouboubis, P. McCarthy, M. Warren. Third row: P. Klemmer, M. Disler, C. Fischer, D. Hunger, J. Moore, C. Franklin, D. Platon, V. Suppers, B. D’Agostino, R. Stawski, L. Redland. -2 First row, left to right: G. Gotwals, C. Tyndale, W. Albee, J. Bottoms, B. Houser, R. Laird, D. Hopkins, A. Schepelenko. C. Ossmann, Miss Graves. Second row: D. Terry, D. Golden- baum, T. Straszynski, G. Doster, N. Haines. R. Mattis, R. Rud, J. Rushinski, J. Loss. Third row: D. Comfort, D. Loch, J. Busche, C. Jacobs, C. Andrews, M. L. Anderson, T. Mills, T. Preston, K. Solan. 7-3 First row, left to right: K. Alexander, J. 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Pennsylvania Avenue MORRISVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA Telephone CY5-74I3 SEELY'S GIFTS 42 South Main Street YARDLEY Stieff Silver and Pewter China WEDGWOOD—ROYAL DOULTON WORCESTER YARDLEY DRESS SHOP 23 E. Afton Avenue YARDLEY, PENNSYLVANIA Hy-3-3158 HELEN HULEY Phones: Day, 74-3196; Night, 5571 MIKE'S AUTO SERVICE Tune-Up—Ignition Specialist Motor Overhaul Wrecker and Towing Service Penna. Official Inspection Sta. No. 8458 111-113 W. BRIDGE ST.. MORRISVILLE, PA. 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 The Finest in Beauty Care for the Discriminating Woman STEPPE'S BEAUTY SALON 57 Morrisville Shopping Center MORRISVILLE. PENNA. Cypress 5-5422 Specialists in Hair Shaping, Styling and Permanent Waving SOUTH END AUTO PARTS New—Used—Rebuilt 791-805 W. Bridge St. MORRISVILLE, PA. Phone CYpress 5-3246 Cypress 5-3689 JOE'S SHOE SHOP 54 E. Bridge St. Morrisville, Pa. YARDLEY PHARMACY Prescriptions Drugs Luncheonette FREE DELIVERY YARDLEY HY3-2703 STAG VILLAGE MEN'S SHOP Arrow Shirts MORRISVILLE SHOPPING CENTER Compliments of HOLIDAY INN Morrisville, Pa. Compliments of YARDLEY FLORIST 175 S. Main Street NOVAK'S GROCERY STORE 12 Melvin Ave. MORRISVILLE, PENNA. Phone CY5-7648 HUNT'S STATIONERY Stationery Greeting Cards School Supplies 18 E. Bridge St. MORRISVILLE PHONE YARDLEY HY 3-3044 Complete Paving Service Black Top Concrete Stone PENN PAVING CO. Edgewood Road Yardley, Pa. ROAD BUILDERS DRIVEWAYS PARKING LOTS SCHOOL YARDS GAS STATIONS, ETC. Plastic Binding JAMES McGARITY, JR. ESTABLISHED 1922 Paper Ruling and Printing Finishers HAPPY TO BE YOUR NEW NEIGHBOR Best Wishes to All Our New Grads BOL-D-KAP TIRE COMPANY 101 Washington St. MORRISVILLE, PA. Phone CY5-4I26 Compliments of ANDREA MOTORS 20 Union St. at Pennsylvania Ave. MORRISVILLE, PENNA. Telephone CY5-3848 GOD BLESS YOU, ONE AND ALL Compliments of FAMILY CIRCLE SARA'S BEAUTY SALON 449 N. Penna. Ave. MORRISVILLE, PA. CY5-9I 19 CYpress 5-5758 14 S. Pennsylvania Ave. Morrisville, Pa. E. SIPLER’S APPLIANCES Complete Line of Electrical Appliances TELEVISION, RADIO AND SMALL APPLIANCE SERVICE AMERICAN FLYER TRAINS SARONY STUDIOS 1316 Walnut St. PHILADELPHIA, PA. Official Photographers for the 1959 ROBERT MORRIS PENN DECORATING COMPANY Decorators of Fine China CLARENCE ALDERFER Owner 627 Baker Avenue MORRISVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA Phone CY5-5644 Phone CY5-5590 ACE BEDDING CO. Furniture and Bedding 63 N. Pennsylvania Ave. Morrisville, Pa. ALBERT RICHMOND GERRY'S DELICATESSEN Morrisville Shopping Center Has Food From All Parts of the World COMPLETE LINE OF UNUSUAL SPICES AND GIFTS PURCELL'S SHOE STORE Good Quality Shoes for the Whole Family 12 S. Warren St. TRENTON, N. J. DESIGN FOR VISION, INC. Opticians AUDIVOX HEARING AID MORRISVILLE SHOPPING CENTER Morrisville, Pa. CY5-9000 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. MARIO'S BAKE SHOP Trenton Ave. and Big Oak Road CY5-5383 We Specialize in: Cakes — Pies — Cookies Cream Puffs and Donuts for All Occasions WE'RE NEW —STOP IN AND GET ACQUAINTED Paints and Wallpaper DU PONT—PRATT—LAMBERT SOLFO PAINTS AND ENAMELS at BENHAM'S PAINTS AND WALLPAPER 1 18 W. Bridge St. Phone CY5-3093 Everything tor the Office PALMER-TROUT, INC. 1 122 So. Clinton Ave. TRENTON, N. J. Phone EXport 6-5571 Compliments of DEL VAL TAVERN The Friendly Place to Shop BEATRICE SHOPPE MORRISVILLE Women's Apparel CLEANERS AND DYERS Phone CY. 5-3451 OPEN THURS. AND FRI. EVENINGS 408 S. Penna. Ave. 13 E. Bridge Street Morrisville, Pa. COMPLETE RUG CLEANING Eat Well A.A.A. 233 4 HOUR SERVICE Phone: CY 5-2441 — CY 5-3410 Live Well QUINN'S AUTO REPAIR TRANSIT DINER All Work Guaranteed MORRISVILLE, PA. OPEN DAILY 7:30 A.M. TO 7:00 P.M. 78 Bridge St. OPEN SATURDAY 7:30 TO 1 P.M. NIGHT Phone CY5-9891 401 S. Penna. Ave. Morrisville, Pa. BLUES TUNA FLUKES SHIP TO SHORE RADIO CAPT. ELWOOD WELLS JOHN J. KOTZ Charter Fishing on the A Complete Insurance EL MEGO Service Docks at Tebco's 467 Stoclcham Ave. 83 TEBCO TERRACE MORRISVILLE, PA. BEACH HAVEN, N. J. Telephone CY 5-7420 Telephone: Morrisville CYpress 5-5175 Compliments of PETE AND BILL7 DRIVE-INN 4 S. Delmorr Avenue MORRISVILLE, PA. VARSITY BARBELL CLUB s S. Morris Ave. MORRISVILLE. PA. Body Building Sports Specialization Co-Directors DICK LANDIS JIM MURRAY CY5-7209 WILLIAM I. MURPHY FUNERAL HOME 41 West Trenton Ave. Compliments of MESSINA'S CONFECTIONARY STORE MORRISVILLE Phone CY 5-7922 200 E. Bridge St. MORRISVILLE. PA. fif l 4 Home Phone: CY 5-9152 CAPPY'S BARBER SHOP '«% 276 Hillcrest Avenue TRENTON, N. J. SAM CAPPIELLO, Proprietor GARAGE CYpress 5-2648 RESIDENCE CYpress 5-7347 NIGHT CALLS CYpress 5-2823 LINCOLN GARAGE SENE O. BELLARDO, Prop. Emergency Service COMPLETE ACCIDENT AND AUTO REPAIRS Lincoln Highway Fallsington, Pa. CHARLES7 BEAUTY SHOP 27 N. Pa. Ave. MORRISVILLE. PA. Phone CY5-5784 ALGERNON S. CADWALLADER Insurance 20-28 N. Penna. Ave. MORRISVILLE. PA. CY5-7007 CLOVER LEAF DAIRY BAR Meal or Snack 20 FLAVORS CLOVERLEAF ICE CREAM 850 South Pennsylvania Ave. WILLIAM G. KELLY Real Estate and Insurance 30 East Franklin Street MORRISVILLE, PA. Phone 3028 Compliments of BLAKELY LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING Trenton, N. J. Since 1890 Sincere Good Wishes to the Class of ‘59 ADAMS MOBIL SERVICE CENTER W. Trenton Avenue CY5-9255 Best of Luck to the Class of '59 CARUSO'S MARKET SENIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS Rita Camella liene Arlene Pat Jeanne Bev Carolyn MASCOTS Diane Shari Compliments of HI HAT DINER RESTAURANT AND COCKTAIL LOUNGE CARMEN'S BARBER SHOP C. J. CARIBARDI Prop. 21 f 2 Phila. Ave. Morrisville, Pa. % MORRISVILLE ROTARY CLUB GREENWOOD DAIRIES mM Visit Our Modern Dairy Store bl 0% % ? HOME DELIVERY OF FINE DAIRY PRODUCTS y j IfiSni U. S. Route 1 LANGHORNE, PA. MORRISVILLE SKyline 7-3764 PENNSYLVANIA r jLftji LEWIS ESSO SERVICE BRIDGE GRILL Joseph Rech I • i 1 15 E. Bridge St. MORRISVILLE, PA. 1 Phila. Ave. MORRISVILLE, PA. Phone—CY5-3977 1260 on Your Dial WBUD The BIG Station Best of Luck to the Class of '59 NYLOMATIC CORPORATION Morrisville, Pa. ABCO PRINTING CO. Letterpress — Photo Offset 1806 SO. BROAD ST. TRENTON, N. J. Tel. EXport 6-1704 MICHAEL MIKSITZ J p « WAMSLEY PONTIAC E. Bridge St. and Delmorr Ave. PHONE CY 5-7245 A WALL GASES, INC. St Manufacturers and Distributors of Compressed Gases OXYGEN—ACETYLENE—HYDROGEN—CO2 Propane—Nitrogen—Argon—Helium and Medical Gases WELDING EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES CYpress 5-71II BRISTOL PIKE, MORRISVILLE, PA. Distributors of Colomony Hard-Facing Alloys Compliments of RICKERT NURSERIES CONSUMERS OIL CORPORATION Richfield Products GASOLINE —KEROSENE —MOTOR OIL DOMESTIC AND INDUSTRIAL FUEL OIL Phone EX4-5353 421 JOHN FITCH WAY TRENTON, N. J. Best of Luck to the Class of 1959 CLOVERLEAF DAIRY 850 S. PENNA. AVE. Do 1+ Yourself Foam Rubber for All Purposes CHAIR CUSHIONS, PILLOWS, MATTRESSES Factory Salesroom CARTEX CORPORATION Route No. 13 I Mile South of Morrisville, Pa. Plumbing and Heating JAMES 0. ANTROBUS 426 N. Pennsylvania Ave. MORRISVILLE, PA. Call CY 5-3471 for Service and Installation HOUSE HEATERS WATER HEATERS WATER SYSTEMS WATER MAINS DRAINAGE SYSTEMS OIL BURNERS HOUSE FIXTURES WELLS PUMPS SEWERS See the New 1959 ROYAL PORTABLE Budget Plan Rentals PRIOR TYPEWRITER CO. 232 EAST STATE ST. TRENTON, N. J. Dance, Date and Party Dresses By Appointment EXPORT 2-6060 EDNA PRESTON PRESTON'S BRIDAL HOUSE 36 Parkside Ave. TRENTON, N. J. DOROTHY LEE FLOWER SHOP MRS. EVA R. BLAKE, President 601 Edgewood Ave. TRENTON 8, N. J. Phone EX 2-5116 CYpress 5-3469 Photo Offset Letterpress Compliments of SCHLETZ'S MARKET PENNSBURY POTTERY Retail Sales at Factory Tyburn Road TELEPHONE MORRISVILLE 5829 MORRISVILLE OIL COMPANY SALES AND SERVICE YORK OIL BURNERS HIE. Phila. Ave. Phone CY 5-7083 HUNT PRINTING COMPANY Commercial Printers HORACE E. HUNT 19-21 Chambers Street MORRISVILLE, PA. CAMPBELL'S GULF SERVICE III E. Trenton Ave. MORRISVILLE, PA. Phone: CY 5-9882 LUCISANO BROS. Manufacturers of Cinder Blocks Cement — Lime — Sand — Gravel A Complete Service TULLYTOWN, PA. PHONE Windsor 5-2700 PHONE 7431 WILLIAM BURGESS, JR. REALTOR Real Estate and Insurance 800 N. LAFAYETTE AVE. 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 MORRISVILLE, PA. m' GIL DANASO DELMOR LANES 8 Brunswick Alleys Entrance From Union St. i Builder and Contractor TRENTON, N. J. Hours 7:00 A.M. to 10 P.M. MORRISVILLE ESSO SERVICE CENTER JOE DAVIS 106 Trenton Ave. MORRISVILLE, PA. Phone CY 5-9804 PAT ADESSO Distributor of JOHANNA FARM PRODUCTS Trenton, N. J. T ( { . ( Compliments of JACK HANSEN'S INN Compliments of OGDEN SIGNS SERVICE EX 6-8975 CY 5-7814 - a.. TUSCAN FARM PRODUCTS COMPANY MORRISVILLE LIONS CLUB OF mm PENNSYLVANIA MORRISVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA MANFRED McDEVITT SINCE 1889 Builder and Contractor 264 BARNSLEY AVE. MORRISVILLE, PENNA. KERNS BEVERAGES Fine Natural Flavors Compliments of the MORRISVILLE DEMOCRATIC CLUB Complete J. N. YOST Heating and Fuel Oil Service Sheet Metal Products Made to Order % Air Conditioning PHONE 104 W. BRIDGE ST. NIGHT PHONE CYpress 5-31 14 MORRISVILLE, PA. CYpress 5-2339 BURT ANDERSON THE HERMITAGE PRESS Offset Letterpress 755 CASS STREET TRENTON, N. J. Telephone EX 2-1885 REDNOR AND KLINE, INC. Lumber and Millwork MASON MATERIALS — PLYWOOD — INSULATION CINDER BLOCK Morrisville, Pa. Phones CY 5-7175 Yard and Warehouse CY 5-3164 U. S. No. I Freeway EXport 3-3945 SILVESTRO BROS. JOE'S TOMATO PIES (The Original Tomato Pie Makers) 548-50 S. CLINTON AVE. TRENTON, N. J. Phones CY5-7650 CY5-9776 WILLIAM BREWER, JR. EV-R SHARP TOOL SHOP Lawn Mowers — Saws All Types GARDEN TOOLS —SCISSORS —SKATES ELECTRICAL APPLIANCE REPAIR 343 Crown St. Morrisville ALEXANDER HOTEL Rooms by Day or Week Home of Good Food 100 E. BRIDGE ST. MORRISVILLE, PENNA. Compliments of DAIRY QUEEN MORRISVILLE PHONE: CYpress 5-2334 PENN-JERSEY BUSINESS MACHINE CO Sales : : Service 2 S. DELMORR AVENUE MORRISVILLE, PA. 1888 1959 PRYOR'S PHARMACY The Store the Doctor Recommends Prescriptions Carefully Compounded PHONE CY5-7416 FORCE AND STANTON BEER DISTRIBUTORS Free Home Delivery 145 W. Phila. Ave. MORRISVILLE OPEN TILL 7:00 CY-5-3256 Phone Morrisville CY5-3286 JOHN J. RESO Fine Watch Repairing JEWELRY — WATCHES — DIAMONDS SILVERWARE I I E. Bridge Opp. the Bank Morrisville, Pa. Compliments of the WHEELS HOT ROD CLUB OF LOWER BUCKS Wayne — Pres. Dick— Sect. Al — Vice Pres. CORONET CLEANERS 811 W. TRENTON AVE. MORRISVILLE, PA. Dry Cleaning Shirt Laundry Pat — Treas. Members Eddie Buzz Roy Ray Ed Norman Larry Al John Bob Mike PHONE POST OFFICE HY 3-2398 BOX 222 We Care as Much for Your Clothes as You Do TAILORED TIME SHOPS c. h. McAllister BUILDERS For the Chic in Women's Sportswear and Excavators Contractors Best Wishes From the Specialties MORRISVILLE SHOPPING CENTER Yardley Penna. REPAIRS SALES SHOPPING CENTER BARBER SHOP Morrisville Shopping Center Hours Mon., Tues., Wed. 9 AM — 7 PM Thurs., Fri. 9 AM — 8 PM Sat. 9 AM —6 PM JIM PERRY RUDY GIOSA EXPORT 6-2110 HAROLD H. KRECHMER Musical Instruments 131 E. Front Street Trenton, N. J. ACCESSORIES RENTALS Heating Plumbing WARREN LEAR OIL BURNER SERVICE CY5-7777 337 PROSPECT ST. MORRISVILLE, PA. Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments of GENERAL REFRACTORIES CO. POST ROAD MORRISVILLE, PA. PENN VALLEY CONSTRUCTORS, INC. Builders — Designers — Mortgages 20 North Pennsylvania Avenue MORRISVILLE, PA. KING FARMS COMPANY Growers of Brand Vegetables MORRISVILLE PENNSYLVANIA jj Compliments of MACK TRUCK SALES SERVICE r Metal Spraying and Grinding Calhoun and Russell St. TRENTON, N. J. COMPLIMENTS of MEENAN OIL W 1 LEVITTOWN, PA. Wl 6-2000 m Phone CY 5-7806 GREENLEE SON Contractors m Excavating and Grading Trucking . 1, 64 HARRISON AVE. MORRISVILLE, PA. MORRISVILLE PARENT TEACHER ASSOCIATION To Promote the Welfare of Children and Youth Home, School, Church and Community 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 CY 5-5440 WM. WOODWARD JR. Builder and Contractor Alterations and Additions Free Estimates 80 ALTHEA AVE. MORRISVILLE, PA. CYpress 5-3044 CYpress 5-3850 PISCOPO BROS. BEAR FRAME AND WHEEL ALIGNMENT BODY AND FENDER REPAIRING — PAINTING — GLASS Day and Night Service, 24 Hour Towing Wright and Hall Avenues Morrisville, Pa. OFFICIAL GARAGE for KEYSTONE INSURANCE and MOTOR CLUB OF AMERICA PROFESSIONAL PATRONS T. J. Dougherty, M.D. Dr. Theodore A. Hansen Dr. Hans B. Brolinson James C. McNally, D.D.S. Dr. Warren Thatcher, D.D.S. Curtin and Heefner — Attorneys at Law Dr. Theodore R. Cohen John G. Hewson, D.D.S. Dr. John F. Diesel Dr. Leroy P. Leahy Philip E. Jones — Attorney at Law Charles J. Conturso—Attorney at Law Merton S. Adams, P.E. Robert Farkas — Attorney at Law Dr. Robert A. Gould Ralph M. Fox, D.D.S. PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Bentz Mr. and Mrs. Edwin L. Price Mr. and Mrs. Charles Baugh Mrs. Marjorie H. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Martin M. Hibbs Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. Lee, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Matinas Mr. and Mrs. Marcus B. Ketcham Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Kearns Mr. and Mrs. Martin Rushinski Mr. and Mrs. Burton Thomas Mr. and Mrs. William Gillies Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Felsburg Miss Darla Felsburg Mr. and Mrs. S. Jeffrey Mr. and Mrs. Clarence W. Landis, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Rosati Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. McClellan Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Patterson Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. DeStefano Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hines Mr. and Mrs. Harold Pidcock Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Clay Miss Carole Sines Mrs. Elwood Seltzer Mr. and Mrs. Howard A. Bull Mr. and Mrs. Francis Mohr Mr. and Mrs. William Ruth Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Barker Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Tohm Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. White Mrs. Mary Fordham Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Di Giorgio Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Galambos Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Preston Mr. and Mrs. Hludzinski Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Landis, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Skuse Mr. and Mrs. Paul T. Kovacs Mrs. C. Mason Mr. and Mrs. L. Misero Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Snedeker Mr. and Mrs. Hugo C. Meiners Harvey Factor Class of '55 Dick Lenox Class of '61 Herbie, Nancy and Herbie LaRue Amateur Radio Station W3GBL Tom Dis, Kay, Connie, Ellie and Vera Bob, Carol and Susan Allshouse Julia A. Symington, Class of '58 Mr. and Mrs. Willis C. Morgan Baloney, Meathead, Perk and Scerv. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Michel Mr. and Mrs. E. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Guy Roman Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Jantz Mr. and Mrs. F. Zeis Mrs. Agnes E. Gaskill Mr. and Mrs. Roy C. Weeks, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gould Rickey and Kenny Johnson Thelma and Spike '55 Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Huff Mr. and Mrs. George Foose Bob and Jan Haslam Mr. and Mrs. James Walsh, Sr. James Walsh Jr. Class of '57 A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Russell F. Oakes Mr. and Mrs. Martin J. Lewis Richard P. Sullivan '58 Mr. and Mrs. Bottoms Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Tanzillo Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Q. Levitt Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Trankley Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Antrobus Mr. and Mrs. Cal. Marshall Mr. and Mrs. Michael Zawatsky Jack McDonald Joe Arch '57 Road Rippers '57 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Frick John, Karl, John, Paul Mr. and Mrs. Austin D. Spatty Mrs. Anna Baggott Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schmitt Mr. and Mrs. George Waltersdorff Vera and Bobby Lyon Tex Dallas Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. Hutchinson Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Lenox Mr. and Mrs. Warren E. Long Skip and Carole Mr. and Mrs. Norman Krier Tom Henry Mr. and Mrs. John W. Burgess A Friend Joan Ketaner '57 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Krepich Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. McGarity Mr. and Mrs. James Symington Sue and Ev Mrs. Ethel S. Haines Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Olafson Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Klingerman Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Deithorn Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Adams, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Foulke, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Mislan Nick, Mike, George and Dave Mr. and Mrs. Nick Piscopo Bob and Jan Haslam Sherman Refrigerated Trucking Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Carter Mr. and Mrs. J. Donald Bennett Carol, Bev, Bonnie, Bard, Rainy, Pat. Mr. and Mrs. George Walters Rita A. Cooley Kathy Hludzinski James Zearfoss Alice T. Cooley Lillian Martin Mr. and Mrs. Machner Jack Scullin Ken Meiners '57 Lorraine and Tom Ray Kemble Barb and Marty Thomas W. Hines, Jr. Charlie and Lyn W. F. DeLashmutt Clifford B. Fordham John Marrazzo George B. Roberts Jim Rushinski '54 Lynda Alexander Jerry Arnold Mary Ann and John Dick Landis, Jr. Bev and Ray '58 Robert C. White, Jr. Pah and Cal Doris E. Lee Bonnie, Pat, Jule '62 Linda and Dave Anthony Adessa Anthony and Carol Rebel Cleaners Mrs. Gladys Adessa John and Ethel Beres Bob Alvino Clemmie Paloti '58 Mrs. Mary Steudel Ernest L. Severs Dick's Cleaners Miss Catherine Scully Peggy and Charlie Ray and Bev Mr. and Mrs. Norman Krier Jo and Bucky Shirley Hutchinson John, Karl, John, Paul Congratulations to the New Graduates From SOU) BY !.HADING NEIGHBORHOOD HARDWARE STORES I Ytllov NKARBY FARM KQUIPMKNT DKAl.KRS LOCAL BUILDING SUPPLY DKAl.KRS Ax listed in the yellow pages of your phone book MORRISVILLE BAKERY Open Sundays 343 W. BRIDGE ST PHONE CY5-3851 PHONE CY5-3309 Unity-Frankford Stores Home Freezer Service at Lowest Prices CENTRAL MARKET Select Beef — Veal — Lamb — Pork Wholesale and Retail 336 W. BRIDGE ST. Cor. Mercer St. MORRISVILLE. PA. CAMPIONE AND DANIELS TEXACO SERVICE Minor Auto Repairs All Work Guaranteed Night Lube and Wash Tires — Batteries and Accessories West Trenton Avenue MORRISVILLE, PA. Phone CY5-9893