Palisades High School - Palisadian Yearbook (Kintersville, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1955 volume:

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A , iigjfflv fi - Q , - wa'-if wz:NU ,'-.-M V' ,Q,,2X:- V.-SYZMUA.: V, , x K ,A w 4 ' , 333 3153, ,jig . , . -3, :gm Q THE PALISADIAN Published By the Class of I955 PALISADES HIGH SCHOOL Kintnersville, Pennsylvania FOREWORD lt is not hard to envision graduation as the last portal from which countless naviagators launch their ships into the sea of life. Wise captains certainly must realize that the voy- ages ahead will be periled by many storms. Yet, staunch sea- men will surely best the gales and tempests, as they come, and from each new experience be wiser still. An appropriate sentiment in their behalf is expressed in these lines from our navy's hymn: O Trinity of Love and Power! Our brethren shield in danger's hourg From rock and tempest, fire and foe, Protect them wheresoe'er they go. 2 DEDICATION We, the class of 1955, dedicate this volume ot the Palisadian to the athletes of our school. Win or lose, all Pirate athletic aggregations have made untolled contributions to the development of Palisades High School. Through them, the entire student body has found a means for expression ot school spirit unequalled in any other way. Too, sports have been an important medium tor bringing the name ot Palisades into the public eye. And, ot even greater significance, the standards of teamwork and fair play, developed under the stress ot athletic competition, will go a long way in molding a responsible citizenry of tomorrow. 3 asf 9 1194? NK Xxxx XX A' W, 90 f, s X 0 1 ' ' f si SX .as Nxxx w: Q ss 1 xxx Nxxr CGNTENTS Frontispiece Foreword Dedication Table of Contents Faculty Administration Seniors Senior Activities Underclassmen Activities Sports Memories 4 QQQ I 45 ' 'o 9 I I 1 1 I I I I I I I I I 2 'Q 9,0 'Q . kxXl3 ss 3 NXso?' 5.0. I NXx.s' f' '2-7- Veda Mrs. Viola Fair, Lloyd Welerback, Llnlord Kramer, Mrs. Burloga, John Nernlaaclw, Lawrence Fennlnger, Y or-' Qtanley Jackson, Jolwn Herlz, William Wllle, Charles Malor, Melvin Mack. Absent: Roger Ulmer, John Blair, min Housewortlw, David Michael Klrnenlwour, Jolxn Posplsll, Mrs. Valerla Ceacler, George ' J Walter, William Covington. -4 ggE5L. V - OFFICERS IRVING C. HANNERSI PRES' W- E WITTE ' ,sec JOHNJ MU ' ROGER RPHY, TREAS. JOSEPHIEEULMERI ,ST VICE-PRES BRAUN, 2ND VICE-PRES 6 l THEODORE A. BROWN M.A. High School Principal 415117 U Af S lOSf-VI. S109 11,07 I el fur X gf-2 KIUINN ' Q-E-'E . -S Coca! 49 'o 7 Q JK 690,699 QL '9 O22 Z, oo! A54 if O. fo Of ADMINISTRATION XCOX.Nx HEMEH G. Secvexovq Sec? Sffv X :ecoXX we RvXendXq ond coooefowe monde: Ko qlkixch qosv 'Ury G15 does 'nos qlodced Kogekkxev Ko mov-e eocdo oxoxeck o ssccess. Y X Mes the sovse ssccess Rox qos Rn qosf dooseo ?xeXd. 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RALPH G. CUSTER, B.S., M.A., Lehigh University - 9 OUT OF STATE COLLEGES Seated: GLORIA SCHAFFER, B.A., Brooklyn College - Home Economics. ERNESTINE B. THORTON, B.O.E. and B.S., Ithaca College - B' English. Standing: WALTER T. ROHRER, B.A., ' Catawaba College - Driver Training, Safety Ed., Social Studies. LOIS BARNETT B.M., Syracuse University - Music. URSINUS - PA. STATE WEST CHESTER MILLERSVILLE S. T. C. CHESTER BERGEY, B.S., Millersville S.T.C. - lndustrial VERA B. STRICKER, B.S. - Girls' Health and Physical Arts. JUSTUS W. MEYERS, B.S., Penn State - Voca- Education. ROBERT P. BERGER, B.S., M.Ed., Temple tional Agriculture. DOROTHY A. SCHULTZ, B.S., University - Music. MILDRED SATTERTHWAITE, B.S. Ursinus College - Mathematics, Science. - Geography, Science, Mathematics. 10 MUHLENBERG Seated: ERNEST F. WESCOE, B.A. - Science, Geography. CLARENCE E. WILLITTS, B.A. - Eng- lish, Languages..STANLEY K. WIEDER, B.A. - Social Studies. LLOYD D. HAND, Ph.B. - Mathe- MEDICAL STAFF AGNES KLINE, R.N., St. Luke's Hospital - School Nurse. GERALD H. NADEAU, M. D., University of Minnesota - School Doctor. matics. Standing: WILLARD H. FLUCK, B.A., - English, Journalism. MABEL FOELLNER, BS. in Ed. - Social Studies. HENRY R. HEDRICK, B.A. - English, Social Studies. - CLISTODIAL STAFF CAFETERIA STAFF ANNA SCHICK, ANTHONY EBNER ARVESTA WEIERBACK, FLGRENCE HAGER. 12 GURNEY ROTH, MILDRED WEIERBACH, WILLIAM SUTCH MARK WEIERBACH K EMILIE ALLEN If, I can get the car. celled in math classes la- bored faithfully to develop ia corps of maiorettes relishes pizza pie l't . . . is s roller skating as tops in recreation look for her as a graduate of West Chester State Teachers College in 1959. Majorettes 1,2,3,4g Y'bookg F.H.A. 3g Chorus 1g Usherette 3,45 Typing 2. Lee - ex KAY ARNOLD Oh, heavens! Ka - d y loine us in her iunior year going to dog shows loves dogs and likes chili-con-carnie naturally she disI'k ' i es people who claim they are afraid and a iob in he of dogs will I secretarial field. Glee Club 3,43 Dram DONALD BAHNCK I'm hungry! Bankie - was often ref d azics 4g Sr. Playg Y'book erre to as the First National Bahnck of P.H.S. worked hard for the the author in the iunior play likes to work on cars plans to become a mechanical engineer after navy. Soccer 12' B'ktball 12 B' , , , g ball 23 Vis. Aids 2,3,4g Mech. Club 4g fr. Play. class . . . portrayed a term in the WILLIAM BICKEL That's ilIegal! Bill - a good natured k id from Ottsville lists girls as his pet peeve s e t . . . p n much time working for the class a faithful band member always kept h. . is grades way up in the A bracket . . . will take u c' 'I graduation. Band 1,2,3,4g Student Dir. 4-g P.H.S. Ed. 43 St. Council 2g Science Club 1,23 Vis. Aids 3,4g Sr. Playg Library 3g H'room Pres. 45 Hon. Soc. 3,4. p lvl engineering after Lois ing JOHN BIRESCH l wonder where she is? Johnny - was labeled as one of our more quiet students claims hunting and swimming as his favorite pastimes . . . supported all school functions faithfully worked hard for good grades will look good in the navy blue, Gym Club 2,43 Visual Aids 3,4g Photo Club 3,4. LOIS BLEAM Oh, heavens! stuck close to Pat . . . enioys danc- . simply loves spaghetti and meat loathes those back seat drivers balls thinks quite the opposite of classical music extended many a helping hand to the office staff will make a wonderful secretary. Hockey 3,4g Gym Club 23 Girls Shop 4-5 Glee Club 1,2. BENJAMIN BOYER Hey, where are you going? Benny - always has a smile on his face Hey Krotzie! handles a shotgun well .. . was a Visual Aids whiz . . . drives a hot Lincoln . . . to become an auto mechanic is his goal. Vis. Aids 2,3,4-g Shop 1,3,4-5 Typing Club 2, nn... J. ALBERT BREINER Bremer - hangs his hat in Revere excelled in both the iunior and senior plays thinks the life of a stock cor driver is tops .. . says sirloin steak is his favorite food will cut a handsome figure in that navy uniform. Gym Club 43 .lr. and Sr. Playg Visual Aids 2,3,4. ROBERT CH RISTMAN Can't come, I have to work. Christman --a Zion Hill product known for his curly brown hair loves to converse with the girls specializes in driving his car all over nowhere al- ways had the right joke for the right occasion . . . to own his own business is his desire. Chorus 1,2,3g Band 1,2,3g Visual Aids 3g Art Club 2,3. JANET CROWTHER Oh yeah! .lan - studied hard for her Academic degree likes to play baseball is an ardent collector of pop records spent many hours on art work for the yearbook is un- decided about the future. News 2,3g Pen Point 3g F.H.A.' 2,3g Art Club 45 Y'book Art Staff 4g Clee Club 2,33 H'room Tres. 4. HAROLD CONRAD Rough! Sam-was one of the more quiet members ot the class took the part of the stage hand in the iunior play . . . was a police- man in the senior play al- ways managed to be first in the lunch line hopes to become an electrician. fr. and Sr. Playsg Mechanics Club 4. PAUL DERENDORF A test, oh, my gosh! Paul-excelled in German classes enioyed arguing with the girls was the tallest of the seniors .. . could be heard saying, You should know better than to ask me! plans to enter college and become a chemist. Academic Typing 3g Clee Club 1,23 Y'book. ARLENE DONCSEZ You know it! ' Doncsecz-was active as a maiorette . . . held down the halfback position on the hockey team . . . was a top-notch P.H.S. rooter . . . lists skating as tops in recreation . . . wants to land a secretarial iob after graduation. F.H.A. 3g Glee Club 2, Majorettes 1, 2, 3, 4, Girl's Shop 4g Gym Club 2g Hockey 3, 4. 3 CAROLE ANN FLUCK What do you know? Shortie-was not the tallest girl in the class . . . loved all sports . . . excels in hunting and rifle competition . . . was fifth highest salesman in the Curtis Campaign . . . will ,. ioin the ranks of successful Florence Night- ingales via St. Luke's Hospital. B'ktball 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 2, 3gY'bookg News 3g Nursing Math 2, 3,5 Clee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Typ. Club 2, 3, Maj. Ig Usherette Jr. dc Sr. Play. JCDYCE EISENHART Amazingl Pete-was an energetic and capable com- mercial student . . . loves dancing and pizza pie . . . frowns on D.A. haircuts and pegged pants . . . was tops as Miss Jeftries in the iunior play . . . destined to become a suc- cessful housewife. H'room Sec. 3, 4, F.H.A. 35 F.H.A. Pres. 4, St. Council 25 Jr. Play, Art Club 3g Girl's Shop 45 Glee Club 1, 25 Hon. Soc. 3, 4. FRANCIS FLUCK Don't ask me! Flucky-a vo-ag student who hails from Pleasant Valley . . . enjoys skating and hunt- ing as pastime activities . . . likes to tinker around with cars, especially Chevy's . . . wants to become a Dairy farmer. F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. EUGENE GIRARDI You animal! Eugene-was a great hustler for all class events . . . Took The roll of a doctor in the senior play. . . enjoys dancing, swimming, and hiking . . . was the best reporter on ag. affairs the P.H.S. News ever had . . . look for him in lO years as The man with The stethoscope. P. H. S. News 1, 2, 3, 4, Alumni Editor 45 Class Pres. Ig Class Treas. 25 Glee Club 1, 2, Gym Club 2, 4, Sr. Play. RODGER HAHN l don't know Hahnie-was known for his artistic ability . . . portrayed the part of Mr. Cherry in the Sr. play and the sherift in the Jr. ploy . . . held down the first chair clarinet posi- tion in the band . . . will enter the field of art of horticulture. Art I, 2, 3, 45 Y'bookg Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 3, 45 Jr. 62 Sr. Play, County Band 3. ANNA GRESH Want some gum? Annie-pals with Ethel . . . wor- ships hillbilly music . . . enjoys home economics and art work . . . says her destiny hinges between a career in the Bell Telephone System or the Women's Marine Corps. Girls' Chorus, F.H.A. 35 Art 1, 3, Sr. Play, Book Committee 4. 18 JAMES GEISER Il Figure it out! Geiser-hails from Upper Black Ed- dy . . . enioys all kinds of hunting . . . claims pork chops with all the trimmings as his favorite food . . . likes to tinker around with his dad's '49 Chevy truck . . . plans to be a torester. Basketball 35 Visual Aids 3: Gym Team 4, Vo. Ag. 1, 2, 3, 4, Photo Club 3, 4. NANCY HESS You don't say! Hessie-was one of the corner- stones of our class . . . played almost errorless ball at the 3rd bose spot for the girl's softball team . . . captained the cheerleaders in her senior year . . . plans to Take up nursing at St. Luke's ishe'lI certainly sweeten up unhappy peoplel. Hockey 1, 2, 3, 45 Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball I, 2, 3, 4, Gym Club 2, 4, Glee Club I, 2, 3, -1, St. Coun. Sec. 2, 3, 4, Maj. 1, 2, 3 -lg Y'b0ok. E ETHEL HOUSEWORTH Oh, lsn't that awful! Toot--was the hot rod of the class . . . traveled mostly with Anna . . . was the chief poster-maker tor all senior activities . . . knows how to handle that '51 Ford . . . served as a mainstay tor four years with the P.H.S. maiorettes . . . plans to be a commercial artist. Student Council Treasurer 25 lllajore ettes 1, 2, 3, 45 Senior Play Book Com- mittee 45 Art Club 35 Home Ee. 45 Girls' Chorus I, 4. JOYCE KILPATRICK That's for sure! Joyce-was our faithful accompan- ist for chorus . . . attained year- long membership on the honor roll . . . was a loyal Phillies rooter . . . labored ceaselessly as activities ed- itor of yearbook . . . will try hard to become a lady in white. Clee Club I, 2, 3, 45 Bucks Co. Chorus 35 Typing Club 2, 35 Usherette 3, 4g Nursing Math Club 45 Y'boolc5 F.H.A. 2, 3. ff l RICHARD KELLER Ja, Ja! Keller-was one of our more quiet academic students . . . enioys tink- ering with car engines . . . never missed the early days of hunting and fishing seasons . . . hopes to become a structural iron worker. Academic typing 3, 45 Visual Aids 4. 19 BARBARA HUFF Oh toads! Huttie-was a reliable member ot the basketball and softball teams . . . did a superb job as a gun moll in the Junior play and Vida, the maid, in the senior play . . . belonged to the twirling corps for four years . . . look for her as a Phys. Ed. teacher in l959. Clee Club I, 2, 3, 45 Maj. 1, 2, 3, 45 Y'book 3, 45 B'ktbalI 3, 45 Baseball 3, 45 Jr. 8: Sr. Play5 F.H.A. 35 College Prep. 4. iii MARY J. KAUFMAN Oh me! Janie-hails from Zion Hall . . . ex- celled on the ivories . . . was one of the managers for all the girls sport teams . . . couldn't be beat as a loyal school booster . . . was ac- companist tor the Sr. Chorus . . . plans to go to college. Hockey mgr. 2, 35 Baseball mgr. 2, 3, 45 B'ktball rngr. 35 News 35 Y'book5 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Pen Point Sports Ed. 3. I REBA KAY KIRK Oh, Brother! Reba-is blessed with natural curly hair . . . lists square dancing and swimming as tops for recreation . . . toiled faith- fully on the yearbook . . . possesses a great sense of humor . . . will work hard to become a nurse. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 F.H.A. 2, 3, Y'bookg Nursing Math Club 4g Typing Club 25 Cheer- leader I. BARBARA MARY KLAUM DONALD KOCH You don't say! Kochie-was the shortest boy in the class . . . roamed with Kugler, Mease, and Walker . . . lists swimming as his favor- ite recreation . . . always was capable of telling a ioke . . . intends to become a farmer. 'Oh dug that will ya! Klaumie-was a do or die booster of Palisades sports . . . portrayed the part of the heroine in the iunior play and Jennifer in the senior play . . . de- fended the Brooklyn Dodgers . . . plans to enter the field of iournalism. Baseball Manager 2, 3, 4, Twirling Club 15 Yearbookg St. Coun. 4g Jr. 8: Sr. Playg F.H.A: 3g News 2, 3, 4, Pen Point 2, 35 Cheerleader 3, 4. STEPHEN KOLMAR Ah! well! Steve-resides at Coopersburg, R. D. Jil . . . worked faithfully for the Visual Aids club . . . likes to rot hod his sister's Chevy . . . lived for those days of hunting and fishing season . . . is striving to make o good mechanic. Visual Aids 2, 3, 4. ' 20 JOHN KUGLER PATRICIA KROTZ Get the show on the roadl Patti-was one of our attractive energetic cheerleaders . . . participated in all girls' sports . . . was a most faithful school sup- porter . . . was known for her witty soy- ings . . . look for her as a nurse in 1958. Hockey 1, 2, 3, 45 Softball 1, 2, 3, 4g B'ktball 45 Cheerleading 1, 2, 35 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, sr. cow.. 3, 4g Maj. 1, 2, 3, 4, Y'bookg News 2, 3. Kugler hails from Springtown . . . was known for his long black wavy hair . . . roamed with Mease, Walker, and Koch . . . plays a smooth, smooth trumpet . . . knows cars inside and out . . . wants to become a plumber. Chorus 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 35 Art Club 2, 3, Baseball 2. HELEN LANG You're full of itl Langie-participated in all sports . . . stuck close to Shirley . . . has a great sense of humor . . . served as a most re- liable typist for the Pen Point . . . says secretarial work is the only fleld for her. Hockey 4, B'ball 3, 4, Softball 3, 45 Maj. 25 Chorus 1, 25 Chorus 1, 25 News 3, 4, Gym Club 2, 45 Y'bookg Art Club 1, 2, Typing 3. ANN LITKE Where's Melvin? quarter horses. Anne-hails from Bucksville . . . possesses that rare quality of always being happy- go-lucky . . . polled with Mary and Peggy . . . was a staunch class worker . . . hopes to be found in Texas raising F.H.A, 2, 3, 45 Shop Club 4, Chorus 3. BARBARA LOWRY l-lonestlyl Bobbi-came to us from Central Bucks in her iunior year . . . portrayed Eliz- abeth in the senior play . . . will long be remembered tor her splendid vocal talent . . . feels at home in a kitchen . . . wants much to become a practical nurse. Cheerleading 3, Clee Club 3, 4, F.H.A. 3, H. Room President 3, Treas. 3, Sr, Play: Y'boolf, Girl's Shop Club 4. ROBERT MEASE Do you know any good iokes'? Measie-hangs his hat in Springtown . . . circulated with Kugler . . . was a talented auto mechanic . . . played well tor the P.H.S. soccer team . . . will look sharp in those navy blues. B'ball 25 Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Art Club 3, Band 1, 29 Vis. Aids 35 Mech. Club 4. ALFRED MICHENER lt's all in a day's fun! Mich-was the quick, witty answer type . . . always deserved attention tor his ability on skates . . . will probably still be an active hunter in his 80th year . . . would have been captain ot the checker team lit we had onel . . . plans to be a mechanic. F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 2. 22 BETTY JANE MILLER Did ya study last nite'? Flub-earned the title of the iovial lass from Bridgeton . . . never missed a skating party or sock hop . . . always traveled with Pat Rule . . . was a good vice-president tor the F.l-l.A .... wants to land a job as a receptionist. F.H.A. 3, 4, Shop Club 4. 3, 'RN A DONALD MILLER You don't say! Don-was part of the class structure . . . served as president of the Jr. and Sr. class and Student Council . . . did a good job as M.C. for many assem- bly programs . . . was the take- charge man on the basketball team . . . will make a wonderful phys. ed. teacher. Pres. 2, 3, 4, V. Pres. St. Coun. 3, Pres. Sz. Coun. 45 Pen Point 1, 2, 35 News 1, 2, 3, B'ball 2, 4, B'ktball1, 2, 3, 4, F.F.A. 1. THOMAS MORROW l'm the one that gets caught! Tom-arrived from N.Y. in his sopho- more year . . . towered above most of the class-thus was center on the basketball team . . . sported a wide grin . . . likes the feel of a saddle under him . . . will make an able- bodied seaman. Photography Club 4, Basketball 4. NANCY LOU MOSER I give upl Moser-was a new comer lin '54l to P.H.S .... served as a most reliable typist for the Palisadian staff . . . was the pacesetter of the shorthand class . . . really deserved the classification as an all-round sports enthusiast. . . wants to work as a secretary in N.Y.C. Y'bookg Glee Club 4, Dramatics Club 4. DOROTHY NEMETH Ya, Yal Dot-is an attractive brownette . . . enjoys sports and collecting records . . . was an active member of the Art Club . . . shines scholastically as vice- president of the honor society . . . un- decided about her future. Softball 2, 45 F.H.A. 2, 35 Art Club 4g Y'bookg Glee Club 2, 3. ROSEMARIE NEMETH Oh, ain't he cute? Rosie-a quick-witted lass who always had an answer for any occasion . . . feels right at home with a paint brush . . . did much work on the yearbook dividers . . . earned that extra cash at Quak. Sales Co .... has high as- pirations for being a beautician. Glee Club 2, 3g F.H.A. 2, 35 Y'bookg Art Club 45 Softball 2, 4g B'ktball 4. GAIL NIELSON Real gonel Gail-hails from Ferndale . . . raves about those hillbilly tunes . . . took an active part in choral activities . . . faithfully supported F.H.A .... is handy with an embroidery needle . . . plans to enter the services. Glee Club 3, 45 F.H.A. 3, 4. 23 SHIRLEY NONNEMACHER You want to fight? field. Shirl-did a most credible iob as one of the typists for the yearbook and Pali- sades News . . . spends most of her free time behind a counter at Woolworth's 5 81 IO . . . was a demon on roller skates . . . will land a iob in the secretarial Homemaking 1, 2g Majorettes 2g Chorus 1, 25 Art 1, 23 News 3, 45 Gym Club 4g Academic Typing Club 3 g Y'bookg Librarian 2. MARY OTT How 'bout that? JANICE D. PARKER Boy, you know it! Jan-always palled with Rose, Dot, and Janet . . . portrayed our comical maid in the senior play . . . loves roller skating and driving a certain blue Pontiac . . . was one of Mr. Mann's constant helpers . . . is headed for the chores of a home- maker. Glee Club I, 2, 35 Homeroom Sec. 2 5 Home- roam Treas. 35 Art Club 4g Y'bookg Sr. Playg Cheerleader Ig Basketball 4g Baseball 4. Mary-resides in Bucksville . . shines on the dance floor . . . enioys playing her accordion and listening to the radio . . . was part of the Three Musketeers lPeg- gy-Mary-Annl . . . served as chief ticket- maker for all senior activities . . . is undecided about her future. Shop Club 45 Typing Club 45 Chorus 3, 4g Photography Club 4. DOLLY REIDLER Oh, you dog! Dolly-a senior class addition lPhillyl . . . is now really sold on Bucks County . . . was inseparable from Marilyn . . . had a big place in her heart for hillbilly music . . . wants to become a model. Glee Club 4g F.H.A. 4. 24 PATRICIA RITTER Oh, my liver! Pat-is a perky lass from near Coopers- burg . . . goes for music with that hill- billy beat . . . seldom misses a dance or skating party . . . will surely be missed for her helping hand in the office . . . is sure to be the boss' favorite secretary. Baseball 2g Hockey 3, 45 F.H.A. 35 Girl's Shop 4. PATRICIA ELLEN RUFE You know itI Pat-is a sparkling blonde with person- ality to match . . . pals with a bunch of fun-loving kids . . . could always be found helping Mr. Stevens . . . was a typewriting whizz . . . has plans for be- ing a certain airman's wife. ' F.H.A. 3, 4g Shop Club 4. MANFRED SCHUSTER Where do you live? Buckie-came to us in his senior year . . . likes to rebuild motors in his spare time . . . was always ready to volunteer his art ability for term papers . . . served as Mr. Rohrer's chief clerk in the school store . . . will make a top notch mechanic In any garage. Auto Mech. Club 4 SHIRLEY sclss O-o-oh darn It. Shirl-hails from Upper Black Eddy . . . always has an extra smile on hand . . . enioys horseback riding when she has the time . . . is a constant companion to Lowry and Eisenhart . . . plans to be a housewife. F.H.A. 3, 43 F.H.A. Treas. 45 Shop 45 Art 3. 25 PATRICIA SCOTT Big deal, no profit. Scotty-always has her name on the honor roll . . . added height and experi- ence to the girls basketball squad . . . was p die-hard rooter for the Kansas City A's . . . wishes to attend business college to further her secretarial work. F.H.A. 3, 45 Basketball 3, 4, Softball 3, 4. STANLEY SHARRER That'll learn you! Poppy-comes from Springtown . . . palled with Fluckie 81 Mich . . . is the F.F.A.'s brawny sentinel . . . is always calm, cool and collected . . . drives a '41 Chevy . . . hopes to join the Air Force after graduation. F.F.,4. 1, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT WAYNE SHIVELY Whata you say, ugly? Bob-our look at the birdie expert, was indispensible to the journalism and year- book stalts . . . excelled in, all sports, a 3-star letterman . . . accomplished much' as the capable president ot F.F.A .... has high aspirations lwants to be an aerial photographerl. Soccer 1, 2, 3, 45 B'l:tbalI 1, 2, 3, 4, B'baIl 1, 2, 3, 4, Phorograpliy 2, 3, 45 Vis. Aids 2, 3, 45 Class Pres. 2: Class Vice-Pres. 35 F.F.A. Pres. 4. JACQUEL NE LOIS SHIVIK Oh dear! Jackie-worked hard as our editor of the yearbook . . . was treasurer for the Stu- dent Council and the class . . . attained enviable marks . . . blushed a beautiful shade of red . . . was a maid in the iunior play and a grandmother in the senior play . . . will become a secretary or a housewife. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 2, 35 Jr. Kc Sr. Play, St. Council 1, 2, 3, Y'book Ed., Class Treas. 4g Hon. Soc. 3, 4, 'Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4. X r . ,4- My JAMES SOFET Does it? Jim-was known as the wit ot the class . . . worked hard for the visual aids department . . . loves to hot rod that blue Chevy truck . . . took charge of the sound effects at almost all of the school dances . . . hopes to study engineering at Lehigh. Shop 3, 45 Visual Airls 2, 3, 4. JOANNE STEVER Oh, no! .lo-Jo-was one ot our short but active class members . . . portrayed a very convincing crybaby in the Sr. play . . . kept the Honor Society's accounts straight . . . could always be de- pended upon for a soprano solo in glee club . . . will make some execu- tive a perfect private secretary. Glee Club 2, 3, 44 F.H.A. 2, 3g Sr. Playg Dramatics 4g Hon. Soc. 3, 4g Class Vice- 'Hof ROBERT SPENCER Hey, what ya doin' tonite? Bob-resides in Zion Hill . . .will al- ways be remembered for his wavy blonde hair . . . was known as the Eddie Fisher of the class . . . loves hunting and tinkering with cars . . . says his ambition is to become a mason. Palletleers 3, 4g Jr. Play. MARILYN TAYLCR Hl'll, cat Taylor-hails from Ottsville . . . can really hold her own on the dance floor . . . was Dolly's constant com- panion . . . enjoys art work . . . will produce some snappy styles as a fashion illustrator. Clee Club 45 F.H.A. 3, 4. 'A 4? Pres. 2. r Wm: gr E -if-i f' if A l'l' i N- . Q3 k . MARY ELLEN TRUMBOWER Il I Ill I m broke. Ellen-is a good-natured, hard worker . . . produced quite a few eye-catching posters . . . was an ever-present name on the honor role . . . shined in both class play productions . . . plans to be a beautician. Hockey Mgr. 1, 3g Softball Mgr. 2: 3, 4g B'ktball Mgr. 2, 3, 4g Junior and Senior Play 3, 4g F.H.A. 3g Y'bookg National Honor Society 3, 45 Student Council 4. GEORGE URBAN I .5 Hey, look at that! Gear e-hails from U er Black Edd M 1 if . . . enjoys anything that pertains to cars Q. L ei-' i Q ..,,V ,K ....,. - Syl or motorcycles . . . was unseparable i ' from Larry . . . never missed a skating . . . : H f -- party or a dance . . . hopes to loin the . . ,, in service in the near future. Vi 1 wfff- ' 1 - - I Treas. 1, 25 Gym Club 45 Sho 1, 2 3- K , p ' ' , - - A Q-.,-+i.?svsl1.siIis B'ktball Mgr. 4. ' ' if 'i ' -if .f W' 4 f 'irr S' r1 A fl! , F?-2,2-1331 gil?-fgllg X' Where's an ada pter? Ziff . . . t . Rich-will always be remembered for his - i i ilg i basketball ability . . . could usually be 1 seen with Shnvely taking pictures . . . did Iii-fi -e T - . . . ' 'S' much visual aids work . . . was a whiz 1 at trlg . . . hopes to become a draftsman ' I in the near future ' B'ktball 3, 4g Visual Aids 2, 3, 45 lr. and Sr. Play-Stage Handg Class Treas. 2g Y'bookg Gym Team 45 Intramurals 3. A. EARL WALKER Walker?-was the wiz and shortstop on the '54 championship baseball team . . . could often be seen driving his father's coal trucks . . . thinks baseball and swim- ming are the best types of recreation . . . wants to own a business of his own some day. Auto-Mech. Club 45 Art Club 3. Peg is a 'pleasant brunette from down Revere way never turned away when there was work to be done . . . collects records as a hobby . gets that extra spending money by working at the Four Winds will be giving permanents 8t new hairdos in a year or two. Chorus 4 Shop Club 4 Typing Club 35 Pho- ANN WORRELL Hello there! Sunshine has a sparklnng personality . . . did some fine reporting for the Pen Point can usually be found keeping Waldo out of trouble . . . was our granny Laurette in the Sr. play . . . supported the class faithfully . . . is an- MARGARET MARIE WHITE Don't ask mel RICHARD WALTERS Dick-was art ed. of the Y'book . , . en- joys leather-craft and talking about cars . . . was an ardent worker in the Student Council . . . thinks the hunting season is much too short . . . will become an archi- tectural engineer. Soccer 1, 2, 45 Vis. Aids 2,'3g Art Club 2, 3, 4g St. Council 1, 2, 3, 4g Jr. 8: Sr. Plays. XM. B tball 1 2 H key 1, 2g.B'ball 1, 25 FHA 3 4 Journalism 45 Chorus 1, 2, 4g College Prep 4 Typzst for Pen Point 3. LARRY LEE WEAVER If you say so. Clarabell-is always ready for a good time . . . was our famed basketball player from U.B.E .... palled with ri, George . . . frequented Riegel Ridge . . 5? plans for a career in the Army. 'N I B'kzball 1, 2, 3, 4, Gym Team 2, 4. ,P , Mc. 'UMW '57 JU IOR PL Y THE HIGH SCHOOL MYSTERY The High School Mystery is a play within a play The action takes place during a dress rehearsal of a high school play. It is the last dress rehearsal be- for the opening night. The members of the cast are doing their very best for the author of the play is expected to be at their first performance. Everything is going well until the cast find them- selves involved in a real mystery. First the leading lady is threatened by a voice telling her to leave AUTHOR Robert St. Clair the cast or suffer the consequences. Thinking it to be a prank, the director calls for rehearsal to continue. After the leading lady has been kidnapped and the author found almost murdered, the members of the ccrsf are thrown into a state of panic. The sheriff, who becomes more frightened than anyone else, is called for protection and help. Finally, the real mys- tery is solved and the rehearsal called to a close. COACH Mrs. Ernestine Thornton Miss Fielding Laura Crowder Dorolhy Russel Mary Lee Miss Jefferies Mrs. Reed , Earl Sayles . Viclor Reed Raul Butler Joe . Jack Howard, Jason Shaw, , . CAST . . Mary Ellen Trumbower Viv fl . Barbara Klaum Jacqueline Shivik . ,Barbara Huff Joyce Eisenhart Adele Yerkes Robert Spencer Albert Breiner Richard Walters , Harold Conrad Donald Bahnck , , .Rodger Hahn PROMPTERS Mary Jane Kaufman Janice Parker STAGE CREW John Biresch Beniamin Boyer Stephen Kalmar James Sofef Richard Uttard USHERETTES Emilie Allen Lois Bleam Carole Fluck Nancy Hess Reba Kirk Joyce Kilpatrick Patricia Krofz SENIOR PLAY RING AROUND ELIZABETH Ring Around Elizabeth centered about Elizabeth Cherry, a middle-aged mother, who is to receive a legacy of 52500. Each member of the family does his best to get Elizabeth's money. They are a very selfish family and depend upon her for everything. On the day Elizabeth is to receive her money, she acquires a case of amnesia in which 20 years of her life are blotted out, and she is a girl of I6 again. During this AUTHOR Charl Armstrong period she is her real self and tells the members of the family and household iust what she thinks of them. She becomes involved with her daughter's friend, Andy Blayne. Elizabeth is about to go away with Andy when both she and the family come to their senses. When the excitement dies down nothing is regretted, for the results promise well for the future of Elizabeth and her family. COACH Mrs. Ernestine Thornton PROMPTERS Mary Jane Kaufman Nancy Moser STAGE CREW John Biresch Beniamin Boyer Stephen Kolmar James Sofef Richard Uttard Laurete Carpenter Hubert Cherry . . . Mercedes ...... Vida ......... Jenniter ........ Elizabeth Cherry Styles. . .Ann Worrell, Jacqueline Shivilc . William Bickle JoanneSteyer ....Janice Parker, Barbara Hutt Barbara Klaum Barbara Lowery Irene Oliver ..... ............ K ay Arnold Harriet Gilpin .... Ralph Cherry ... Andy Blayne ... First Policeman .. Second Policeman Dr. Hollister .... ... . Mary Ellen Trumbower . . Rodger Hahn Richard Walters Harold Conrad .. ... Albert Breiner Eugene Girardi USHERETTES Emilie Allen Arlene Doncsecz Carole Fluclc Nancy Hess Joyce Kilpatrick Reba Kirk Patricia Krotz If H 2 ff' ' 1 A 9 if ,mwL QS 'wsu ,Q K' sex if V 4 5 'QQ I ,.f Q Q .K 1 E' ff Q f li K 3 V,-if N . f - ,Vg A ' We- . 3 givin. 'V wr! JU IOR-SENIOR PROM f .Q Z- THEME Evening in Paris MUSIC en Brader's Orchesira Miss Jane Harding Mr. Lloyd Hand Mr. Christian Mann 17' sy 4 iiiixxxxxxi O 'T1 I Q K 1, .- 0 I nf 'U ' r'r1 E O Z U1 .II ' x Q - n life 47311: Z 9. 5'- Q 7? 0 I! I '4 Xwixxi n NNW Z P E 1 Lois Bleam , Nancy Hess f Barbara Klaum 2 Patricia Krotz Janice Parker Jacqueline Shivik W 'S .mn . QV' H K gi zf,-f f QQ Eh X 3 ELEVENTH GRADE FRONT ROW.A. Bickel, P. Parker, M. 'Bodder, M. Morrow, C. W. Sharrer, H. Beer. THIRD ROW: G. Kramer, D. Lowry, L. Yeagle, P. Philbin, E, Hissam, A. Bittenmaster, E. H. Trexler, R. Wood, J. Pfeiffer, J. Little, B. Sabulis, M. Ruser, J. Krause. SECOND ROW: J. Schnell, H. Moyer, R. Ritter, ski, L. Gross. ADVISORS: Miss Pichel, Mr. Wieder, Mr. E. Diehl. R. Lerch, R. Glass, J, Hershey, R. Clawson, W. Mease, Singer Nagor Willitts r -1. if . Q-.. FRONT ROW: F. Naska, A. Troutt, G. Fachet, S. Wallace, G Rice, M. Eichlin, D. Hafler, S. Burgstresser, A. Schulberger, M. Weirbach, W. Hompesch. SECOND ROW: J. Biresch, L. Haines, P. Scoboria, M, Lilly, V. Foster, G. Grimm, L. Paetzell, B. Schul berger, J. Klotz, F. Hickey, M. Fair. THIRD ROW: A. Levy a . V. Fabian, R. Ebert, G. Toth, A. Richards, H. Scott, B. Nicholas, J. Gruver. ABSENT. S. Bohlman, A. Chasar, R. Dalrymple, F. Deghee, S. Flager, R. Hillegas, S. Novak, G. Olshevski, R. Shaffer, N. Shcible, K. Streisguth, F. Swope. TE TH GRADE -'P nn: .. ns' lk ,,.,,,.av 4.- FRONT ROW: F. Fogal, P. Sheffer, M. Carr, M. Rick, N. Bieber, J. Davis, F. Carr, G. Rhodes. SECOND ROW: R. Rowe, J Crowther, E. Geon, P. Gehman, J. Baker, S. Walck, L. Schusier G. Weaver, P. Stemler, S. Brader, W. Kurz. THIRD ROW: J Behm, H. Hixon, J. Trauch, C. Blankensee, J. Stetzelberger, N Fryling, F. Budd, S. Fair, P. Kock, M. Balogh, E. Kolbe, V. Grimes 1 S. O'Reilly, F. White, R. Rich. FOURTH ROW: J. Cegielski, R Mease, H. Difschman, M. Fabin, R. Heideclcer, E. Lewis, E. Kessler A. Hobson, E. Quimby. ABSENT: J. Baker, E. Bean, J. Behm E. Bernhard, C. Blankensee, S. Broder, R. Carr, J. Crowlher, P. Genman, H. Hixon, D. Jones. ..lx-.f...sam' sill fa'InliS-Ni www 's at-Miilfw 4 J of iowa: f ff M... Qs... ...wlnvll fm wsu' .wma i ,-+1-r' r.,'W FRONT ROW: A. Mclnfyre, R. Phillips, B. Sciss, R. Manship, P Shannon, W. Lines, M. Houseworth, K. Shive, H. Miller. SEC- OND ROW: C. Barfakovits, J. Eichlin, J. Reilly, B. Lines, E. Schaible, O. Lutz, J. Stetzelberger, A. Clawson, R. Sfever, J. Gehman, E. Lutz. THIRD ROW: R. Hulsizer, J. Behm, B. Agnew, J. Riegler, J. Moniana, S. Bartleman, E. Kish, W. Weierboch, F. Young, M. Wismer, R. Schrnell, R. Dolrymple, N. Powers, R. Freech, G. Balliet. FOURTH ROW: L. Shaible, G. Trexler, J. Taylor, M. Sabulis, J. Kukura, E. Wismer, D. Nicholas, J. Gregorich, D. Honce, J. Hommel, J. Nielson, W. Bleam. ABSENT: H. Kennedy, W. Kurz, R. Lowe, D. Raw, T. Simmons, R. Slotfer, P. Stemler, J. Trauch, S. Walck, G. Weaver. ADVISORS: Mr Custer, Miss Fessler, Miss Foellner. NINTH GRADE FRONT ROW: B. Fry, G. Kinsman, S. Walter, J. Koccis, P. Ruser, J. Bir- esch, P. Powell, G. Kunsman, M. Walters, G. Allen. SECOND ROW: B. McCarty, D. Kilpatrick, J, Curry, W. Pospisil, V. Bleinstein, R. Rufe, J. Lerch, D. Cameron, E. Hyndmann. J. Coleman, J. Cochran. THIRD ROW: P. Sciss, D. Wood, N. O'Reilly, Y. Tankred, B. Breithott, N. Fill- man, A. Koder, V. Hottle, C. Gordon, D. Czerneak, C. Muth, H. Mcln- tyre, B. Young, H. Kratzer, M. Hager. FOURTH ROW: R. Fautz, W. Trauch, S. Kossik, R. Freeh, B. Burloga, J. Rasimowicz, A. Fry, E. John- son, E. Ewald, N. Shirer, R. Smith, P. Whitman, C. Schrantz. ABSENT: R. Allen, K. Fluck, J. Gehman, R. Haney, T. Holzwarth, C. Klotz, R. Lar- gent, W. Lauchner, D. Nicholas, N. Post, A. Raisner, S. Soltysiak, J. Taylor. FRONT ROW: H. Ritter, R. Engle, S. Litzenberger, M. Landis, A. Harsh berger, M. Safer, M. Beer, R. Buss, D. Crowthame, R. Schatz, W. Ander- son, D. Gilliland. SECOND ROW: G. Kinsman, H. Swope, B. Stahley, E. Behm, D. Gregorich, R. Lewis, J. Miller, F. Snider, B. Rice, D. Stah ley, C. Althouse, B. Paetzell. THIRD ROW: J. Nemeth, J. Cochran B. Pardoe, L. Fisher, L. Kinney, N. Eliassen, Karen Bean, N. Trumbow- er, R. Gwynne, E. Kugler, R. Cochran, C. Otterbach, S. Rothrock, S. Ridge, S. Franklin, N. Geiser, D. Beer, D. Hager. FOURTH ROW: R. Petiet, L. Fink, R. O'Dor, M. Salbaggio, J. Litschauer, R. Wiegner, J. Glose, R. Brunell, H. Harwick, J. Weaver, W. Hershey, T. Breithoff, D. Seifert, L. Fluck. ABSENT: K. Hoot, J. Kocsis, F. Engel. ADVISERS: Mr. Fluck, Mr. Wescoe, Miss Pichel. EIGHTH GRADE FRONT ROW: A. Slonebuch, M. Bryon, N. Hulsizer, C, Benner, R, Koch, M. Bleam. THIRD ROW: D. Geiser, G. Miller, F. Poos, H. Nemeth Swope, J. Fink, K. Hager, G. Gehmon, D. Jesiolowski, V. Gonzales, M. Cegielski, N. Davis, R. Repyneck. FOURTH ROW, P, Ogggod, M B. Bittner. SECOND ROW: R. Gilles, S. Hillegcs, W. Shivik, B. Ger- Mellon, B. Walters, M. Pursell, N. Stever, B, Hayes, R. Meuse, T. Nich hart, R. Bleom, M. SchoHer, D. Mease, A. Sassamon, J. Cornillon, N, OlC1S, H. Weuver, W. Bell, L. Swope. 9 FRONT ROW: B. Miller, J. Sosko, D. Berger, G. Wrecsics, J. Little, S. Allen, J. Strock, B. Crouse, N. Pogliaro, S. Lutz. FOURTH ROW. E. Schuck, R. Gaspor, E. Curr, H. Kirk, C. Lutz. SECOND ROW: D. Chev- Stevens, J, Marczesky, L. McPeek, C. Pursell, W. Hornmerstone, H, Mil- alier, R. Lutz, P. Keri, P. Kinney, T. Bond, P. Nicholas, D. Eisenhart, ler, J, McClosky, L. Snyder, A. Gerstenberg, C. Bohlman. ADVISERSZ J. Freeh, W. Miller, S. Goulding, L. Koplin. THIRD ROW: V. Singley, Mrs. Satterthwaile, Mr. Stevens, Mr. Gessner. M. Eccher, D. Brown, A. Buckley, B. Bunn, J. Rothrock, M. Urban, L. 43 SEVE TH GRADE FRONT ROW: M. Hammersione, G. Biresch, T. Behm, D. Schaefer N. Nonnemacher, B. Eichlin, J. Levy, J. Dovico, T. Cegielski D. Stangil. SECOND ROW: E. Conrad, D. Osmun, E. Gross, F Kramer, M. Kinney, R. Roy, N. Funk, L. Schrantz, S. Singley W. Klofz, J. Stull. THIRD ROW: M. Duck, G. Gallo, D. Rule G. Sheffer, G. Salulis, L. Whitesell, S. Bohniack, G. Hulsizer W. Mc Carly, L. Spencer, A. Nagy, D. Nicholas, R. Miller, C 1 I Kirkland, G. Place, W. Funk. FOURTH ROW. A. Rick, R. Petchner P. Pursell, M. Minder, W. Fachet, M. Wright, L. Stockhouse, L Schroth, B. King, J. Grow, W. Bealer, K. Williams. ABSENT M. Baringer, R. Cressman, P. Durnan, N. Guffman, D. Jackson P. Koder, P. Ruser. ADVISORS: Mr. Hedrick, Mr. Mann, Mrs Horne. FRONT ROW: P. Andrews, L. Gasper, F. Michael, G. Arnold P. Gilliland, C. Traeger, C. Wildonger, H. Melchoir, S. Allem, F. Lowell, N. Franklin, W. Haines. SECOND ROW: G. Beiz, H. McKinnon, M. Marshall, W. Meginnes, E. Oeltien-Bruns, W. Slot- Ter, V. Durnan, L. Palcya, E. Forster, D. Diresch, M. Hobson W. Finady, S. Mills. THIRD ROW: J. Worrell, R. Kolbe, R. Fox, R. Mackey, R. Miller, T. Sciss, J. Kressley, D. Koehler, A. Rothrock, J. Biggs, K. Ritter, J. Snyder, J. Melchoir, R. Clausen, S. Peter, R. Corsner, R. Krotz, P. Miller, W. Kline, R. Kramer, M. Davis FOURTH ROW: B. Moser, B. Degan, T. Nielson, D. Youpa, J Blankensee, D. Brand, C. Chasar, M. Ufrard, K. Eck, D. Harple R. Hager, C. Pardee, R. Opirz, P. Fenninger, J. Vansant, C Jacobs, N. Moser, A. Leliedal, N. Hanners. 1 Z' f' I O n-li? Left to right-SEATED. M, PurseII, H. Ritter, D. Brown, P. Fenniger D. Czerniak, D. Raw, B, KIaUm, R. Walters, N. Hess, Mr. Brown D. Miiler, J. Shivik, J. Ce-gielski, P. Krotz, A. Chaser, P. Philbin G. Fachet, M. Trumbower, J. Montana. FIRST ROW: L. Spencer TUDE T COUNCIL ACTIVITIES Sponsored full-Iength films in assemblies. PVGSICIGHI' DOnOId NIIIIQI' Sponsored dance in March. Vice-President Arleen BICICGI Donated school fiag and stand, Secretary NG,-my H355 Bought uniforms for basketbaII team. Sponsored Jr, and Sr. talent shows. Sponsored Christmas assembly. HeId a skating party. Operated school store. Sponsored dances after Friday night basket- baII games. Edited second edition of P.I-I.S. handbook. Originated suggestion box. ADVISER Mr. Theodore Brown Tregsurer Jacqueline Shivik tcrthwoife, J. Stever, M. Trumbower, J. Eisenhort. STANDING: A. boricl, V, Foster, V. Fabian, J. Sofet, C, Lowry, M. Weierboch President ...... Vice-President . . Secretory .... Treasurer . . . OR SCCIETY QFFICERS ... Wnlluom Blckel Dorothy Nemefh Jocqueline Shivik . . . Joanne Sfever 9 .1 0o2::u 0, D S05h.l.l 4 ls? 4 vs.. Left to right-SEATED. J. Shivik, D, Nemeth, W. Bickel, Mrs. Sat- Bickel, K. Youpo, R. Utfclrd, B. Sobulis, H, Scott, H. Trexler, P. SCO 47 ADVISER Mrs. Mildred Scltrerrhwoire '- nw W fx New iv' PE Editor .... . . . Asst.Ed... Boy's Sports Ed.. . GirI's Sports Ed.. . Feature Ed.. . . News Ed. .... . Make-up Ed.. . Alumni Ed... . Advisor ..., POI T . , . . .Dorothy Singer . Marilyn Weierbach . . . . . . .David Hatler .. . .Brigita Sabulis . . .Margaret Philbin . . . . .William Bickel Jo Ann Krause . . Eugene Girardi ...Mr. Willard Fluck l' sw ski eu M Ncgor iii A Bittenrncslerl ills? Girardh l-' Poet kRoW1 ' . IG. O ' ' er. wwe J' 26331 Bi? ciowson' llrsfllvlllffllsrxbsentr B' Sclwlbelg F' l B- C I ser, 5' G. Www 5 s. 5 Burgsffes O, Lutlf T Stmmon ' 1,ell, ' v F. YQUHQ' . 5- Bxggsf ' P phil- ROW- Sobulis, Haier, ' AFF'E'0m ' xc, M' R W1 D' , li Kessler, -l' Ciefllisll. RhodeS- Seconir ?NeierbOCl ' V' Foster ' . A.MCf'Y Q D, smeeff ' . O'ReillYf . W' Bmkel, - bm A. Bickel, PALISAD ES NEWS Editor ..., . . Asst. Ed. ...,..... . Boy's Sports Ed.. . Girl's Sports Ed.. . Advisor .,.. . . . . . , . .William Bickel . . .Arleen Bickel . . . .David Hafler Margaret Philbin Mr. Willard Fluck 15 4 NM. :S -wo... . 7 sf Q .Q V . M. p. l 3 i l Q ,iw Q 0 Left to right KNEELING -R. Nemeth, L. Yeagle, R. Hahn, R. Walters, K, Youpa, J. Shivik, H. Scott, M, Trumbower, A. Troutt, Kirk, N. Hess, R. Spencer, B. Nicholas, B. Klaum, M. Kaufman, J. Stever. STANDING--B. Lowry, H. Lang, P. Krotz, J. Crowther, S. Nonneniacher, J. Parker. SlTTlNG-C. Fluck, E. Ruser, R. J. Hershey, B. Huff, P, Scoboria, N. Moser, K. Arnold, J. Gruvei Editor Asst. Editor , N if Business Manager Senior Editor Faculty Editor . . Activities Editor , Sports Editors . . Art Editor . . 4 .J ' f' Photography Adviser I!! PALISADIA John 49 ' l .-yfldn Q 'x 'r Jacqueline Shivilc Herbert Scott Mary Ellen Trumbovver Patricia Krotz Joanne Stever . Joyce Kilpatrick Hershey, Barbara Hutt Richard Walters . Robert Shively Mr. Stonley K. Wieder CLARINET Roger Hahn Phyllis Nicholas Harriet Kratzer Judy Melchior Nancy Bieber Barbara Gerhart Eugene Stevens Charles Chasar William Little Eileen Oeltien-Bruns Donna Youpa Timothy Simmons David Osmun Susan Allem Charles Traeger FLUTE Paula Shefller Darlene Berger Michele Beer SAXOPHONE William Bickel Jack Baker Robert Clausen TRUMPET David Rau Harriet Hixson Richard Krotz Daniel Koehler Richard Wiegner Robert Petchner Richard Miller Ronald Fox Robert Mackey Graham Place Stephen Bochiak Herbert Melchior TROMBONE Merril Fabian BARITONE Joseph Fink E-FLAT ALTO Peter Fenninger PERCUSSION Harry Ditschman Richard Hoagland Barry Burlaga Richard Qpitz William Haines , 'S O inf'- 1s X X, , ' 0 - I in CHEERLE DERS Mrs. Vero Stricker L . ef! Io ng!-,rxv FCS? . ef, M- philb. P M, Morrow, Cl Lowry J ' ' KFQU se, B, Kloum ' N- Hess, ADVISER Mr. Robert Berger E Anenwl. POWWSQ ,Zi N, Hess. ' h, B. HW' PA Km r Left ro rlghrfm Housewof' L 1 is r t . Q7 Nf'x H f if 2 7 V x W K h I X fs' 'i xx. .Q 9.- 'X'-R NAI 3 ss , F. Hickey, N. Hess, B. Nicholas, F, Fogal, J, Gehmon, Miss Schultz Left To right-FIRST ROW--C. Fluck, J, Sfever, R. Kirk, A. Worrell , THIRD ROW-A. Gresh, N. Fryling, J. Crovvtlier, E. Kessler, P. Kraiz M, Toylor, B. Lowry, E, Houseworfh, A, Trouft, J. Biresclw, J. Sliivik N. Moser, M. Kaufman. SECOND ROW--V. Rhodes, F. Young, E Hissim, M. Eiclwlin, S. Brader, E. Bernhard, D. Reidler, S. Flagler , B. Huff, J, Pfiefier, J. Kilpatrick, G. Nielson, D. Koch, G, Foil' , G. Weaver. SENIOR CHCDRUS ADVISEIQ Miss Doroilwy Schulz S mmm1muwmwmmma1nwiw:ww1mu A-4peiazrmmmwsnmausmwwL 1 nf N5 JU IOR CHORUS Mrs. Lois Barnett 0 0 Y N . 0' A ' .I 5 I' Q ' C 9 Q 'shi , 0 U Us Q K st to V . 5 Q .i 'Adj Left to right FIRST ROW. J. Levy, L, Gosper, B. Eiclwlin, S. Allem, H. Krotzer, D. Birescli. THIRD ROW---J. vonBlonkensee, G. Sobulis, R. Lutz, D. Berger, K. Rifler, S. Singley, G. Place, J. Koehler, L. M. Ufrord, M. Wrighf, N. Weaver, T. Nielson, C. Pordoe, N. Polczo. SECOND ROW -VV. Funk, D. Nicholas, J. Stull, D. Youpo, Pflgliclro, E. Kugler, G, Miller, E. Gross, B. King, F. Krorner, J. N. Funk, D. Brand, C. Pfeifer, A. Rorhrock, E. Conrad, J. Melchior, Morczeslcy. l 7' -naw P' M 1, A inn-n-annum:-nerr.. -K v 5 3 I lm!! A i if ll jf, ' 'h . , .eg K wi 1 5 , . S ' . S .., . , j3i'Q ngA: . ' .AW ' . :THB CT lvl .-w BALLERINA I OFFICERS President ....... Vice-President . . Secretary . . . Treasurer ..,, Adviser . . . .. Richard Walters . . ,Robert Spencer . ,Virginia Fabian . . . .Arleen Biclcel Mr. Christian Mann ACTIVITIES Held annual Art Show. Bought and presented paint- ing Ballerina to school. Constructed scenery tor Christmas Vespers. Held a skating party and a dance. PALLETTEERS Left to right-FRONT ROW-J. Parker, R, Nemeth. BACK ROW-R. Wolters, R, Hahn, B. Kloum, R. Spencer, J. Crowther, J. Hummel, H. Hixon, D. Czerniak, H. Trexler. KY I ar' Q . I I Nl .il llll 54 l' Left to rigl'ufhOUTER CIRCLE-R. Roy, K. Hoot, H. Swope, C. T. Cegielski, Y. Hulsizer, R. Hager, L, Schroth. INNER ClRCLEf Schrontz, L. Spencer, M. Duch, P. Andrews, F. Lovell, D. Meose, M. Morsholl, H. Mclnfyre, B. Crouse, L. Kinney. Ju lolz HIGH ART cLuB R 'UL ' '-- FWIN I 3, .ggi C . Q12 fs Left to right-FIRST ROW-P. Koder , S. Mills, M. Hobson, Mrs. Burton, D. Czerniok, Mrs. Horne, J. Free, N. Nonnemocher, N. ' S. H'lI os, A. Fronklin. SECOND ROW-M. Sofel, M. Mander, I eg A H slwberger, V. Durnon, V. Legeduw, K. Besse, P. Durnon, . cu XDR' Bleinstein, R. Buss, D. Schaeffer, M. Londis. THIRD ROW-J. Kressley, B. Degon, A. Nogy, D. Horpel, L. Whitesell, L. Stock- lwciuse, R. Meose, D. Beer, P. Pursell, M. Sclwofier, J. Lerch, M. Kinney, B. Moser. OFFICERS President , A Vice-President Dolores Czemlck Secre-Tory Judy Free Treasurer Sylvie Mills Adviser. I I Mclrion Hobson . . Mrs. Corrie Horne OFFICERS President . ' ' ' ' A ST I1 - Secretory-Treosurer Wiiifjmenpgosllj Adv- pls: user . . . . , Mr. Henry Hedrick Left fo ' I., C rI9 T FIRST ROW-W, Popisil, Mr. Hedrick, J. Kosics SECOND R ' OW- . Odor. F' Engle, H. Kirk, R. Left ro rigl1tsKNEELlNGNP, Pursell, G. Sabulis, K. Ritter, Bunn, B. Degan, A. Nagy, B. Hayes, S. Mills, Mr. Hedrick, M. Hopson, N. Franklin, M. Marshall, D. Biresch, R. Roy, H. Moyer, R. Goulding, B. Mellon, J. Taylor, D. Brand, D, Eisenhart, G. Berz. STANDINGNM. Kinney, D. Nicholas, P. Kinney, D. Hoysel, M. Pursell, J. Marczesky, L. Snyder, D. Brown, P. Durnan, V, Durnan, S, Singley, J, Stull, B. J. Freeh. QCI ETY ION S ECIAT APPR Music NN. QFHCERS .V B HaroldM0Ye' stag X' ' I presideni friCiQDufV10n SQA . Secretary P0 ee ' ' UV A ,v Q ds , - 9- - Q1-4 ADVISER ' 6- Mr. Henry R. Hedrick 57 Weierbach, J. Trauch, L. Fink, A. Michener, J, Schenell. THIRD Left to rightwFlRST ROWeR. Schatz, W. Anderson, R. Hulsizer, H. Ritter, W. Hompesch, R. Lewis, M. Meyers, R. Rule, A, Schulberger, K. Fluck, K. Shive, R. Phillips, B. Paetzell. SECOND ROW-F. Fluck, S. Kosik, W, Trauch, P, Koch, S, Novak, F. Naska, D. Cameron, W. ROW-W. Mease, F. Swope, R. Shively, J. Rasimovicz, S. Sharrer, R. Schaeffer, R. Mease, J. Biresch, J. Geiser, R. Ritter, FOURTH ROW-G. Olshevski, A, Richards, R. Wood, T. Morrow. FUTURE F RMER President . . . Vice-President Secretory . Treasurer . . . Reporter . , Sentinel ., Chaplain . . . Adviser . . OFFICERS ACTIVITIES Entered prize winning project in Allentown Fair. Attended Kutztown, Reading, and Allentown Fairs. Sent representa- tives to FFA Convention in State College, Pa. Attended Harrisburg Form Show. Attended National Agriculture Col' lege in Doylestown. Entered tractor driving contest. Held square dance. Played in Tri-County Basketball league. . Robert Shively . . . ,Steve Novak Gerald Olshevski . George Fachet . James Geiser Stanley Sharrer . . .Allen Richards Mr. Justus Meyer 58 sa I a tr e 4' 'E Ish., xe- Left to right-FIRST ROW-B. Lines, H. Miller, C. Lowry, M. THIRD ROW-B. Nicholas, J. Eichlin, E. Kish, M. Carr, F. Carr, Eichlin, M. Taylor, M. Wismer, P. Shannon, N. Bieber, P. Shefter, J. Gruver, D. Reidler, C. vonBlanckensee, E. Allen, E. Quimby, J. Gehman. SECOND ROW-N. Powers, B. Agnew, P. Rule, J. M. Rick, G. Nielson, A. Litke, K. Youpa, L, Gross, A. Troutt, A. Eisenhart, B, Miller, S, Sciss, J. Behm, J. Biresch, Mrs. Schaffer. Gresh. OFFICERS FUTURE HOIVIEMAKERS President . . Joyce Eisenhart Vice-President . . Betty Jane Miller Secretary .... .. . Patricia Rute Treasurer . . . . Shirley Sciss Adviser. . Mrs. Gloria Schaefer ACTIVITIES Sold refreshments at dances. Attended regional and state conventions. Held a dance and a skating party. Contributed to State Scholarship Fund. Worked on crafts projects. Gave cooking demonstration. Purchased a button-holer. Bought Christmas tree lights. 59 1 '1-to . A'-lm' . . ' . l 0 EJ K '-' J L 7 is i xtwgws Yum Left to right-FRONT ROW-Mr. Meyers, F, Michael, G, Arnold, W, McCarty, P, Miller, J, Strock, W, Fochet, R. Opitz, M. Dovis. SECGND ROW-R, Moclcey, R. Kramer, P, Fenegclr, R, Miller, R, Miller, R, Fox, VV. Haines, J. Biggs, JU IOR AG. CLUB ADVISER Mr. Justus Meyers to right- J, Little, J. Reidler, E. Wismer, E. Lutz, G. Toth, J. Reilly, Mrs, Schotter, CHEF'S CLUB ADVISER Mrs. Glorio Schotter -2 --limi' Lelt to right-FRONT ROW-V. Singley, S. Shuck, E. Carr, C. B. Gerhart, P. Osgrod, B. Hayes, B. Walters, M. Urban, L. Allen, Lutz. SECOND ROW-N. Fillrnan, J. Miller, D. Wood, P. Sciss, E. Sermon, S. Lutz, M. Pursell, N. Steve-r, N, Hulsizer, B. J. Taylor, S. Franklin, A. Koder, Mrs. Schafter. THIRD ROW Bittner. JU IOR HQMEM KERS OFFICERS President Verna Singley Vice-President Nancy Fillman Secretary Jaan Miller Treasurer Sandra Franklin Adviser . Mrs. Gloria Schafzler OFFICIALS CLUB ADVISER Mr. Walter Rohrer Left to right--Mr. Rohrer, W. Sharrer, R. Heideclcer, J. Klotz, C, Bartakovits, G. Balliet, H. Scott, G. Rice. WW Left To right-FRONT-Mr. Smith ond Mr. Fabian. BACK-R, Meose, G. Deckerf, R. Dolrymple, J. Klotz, R. Clovvson, G. Grim, J. Hershey, M, Schusier, J, Biresch, R. Dolrymple. JUNIOR BOYS GYM SENIOR BOYS GYM ADVISER Mr. Earl Smifh Left To righ1wFRONT-C. Jacobs, SECOND ROW-J. Biresch, T. Biehm, J. Kunsmcm, L, Swope, L. Snyder, J. Roshmowicz. Left to righr'fFRONTsS. Nonnemocher, H. Long, M. Bodder, M. Philbin, G. Trexler, S. Biggs. BACK ROW- N. Hess, M. Morrow, M. Nogorslci, S. Bohlmon, A. Mclnlyre, V. Grimes, S. O'Reilly, J. Taylor, M. Sobulns. SE IDR GIRLS GYM ADVISER JU ICR GIRLS GYM Mrs. Vero Sfriclcer Left to right-ON MAT-C, Munrh, P. Powell. BACK ROW-B. Miller, V. Goulding, P. Nicholas, N. Koch, D. Brown, H, Nemeth, B. Mellon, N. O'Reilly, K. Bean, C. Benner, P. Kinney. SENIOR PHQTO CLUB Mrs. Mildred Sotterthwoite JLI IOR PHOT0 CLUB T s ADVISER .ff y- Left to right-FRONT ROWffMiss Sotterwcite, G. Kramer, E Ruser, L, Yemgle, lvl. Weierboch, V. Foster, J. Little, R. Shively BACK ROW -P. Parker, E. Hissim, lvl. Fair, F, Deghuee, M. White Let! to right FIRST ROW Mrs. Sotterthwoite, R, Bleom, A Freeh, D. Geiser, VV, Shivik, P. Keri, G. Wrescics, R. Weigner, R. Gillis. SECOND ROW---L. Pluck, Y. Tcmkred, C. Gordon, J l 3 i i l i 5 i l I E. Diehl, M. Ott, H. Beer, J. Pheher, N. Schoible, S. Flagler, G. Toth. Nemeth, V. Hottle, D, Crouthomel, G. Hunsrnon, S. Litzenherger, R. Swope, A. Sossomon. THIRD RCW-R. Engle, E, Behm, Seifert, J. Cornillon, W. Miller. if! i 5 s l r l 5 i l l 1 l -mn, an 1. ww., xW 'f COLLEGE PREP CLUB i I f5wffzXaZvxQ,ww. K, . l , I ZR M I f 51 1. 'K '11 i 1 xv N if Left to right-FIRST ROW: B. Huff, A. Worrell, M, Tr W. Bickel, J. Sofer, D. Bahnck, P. Derendorf. URSING MATH LUB .. 'T in lr 9 if Q umbower, B. Klaum, M. Kaufman, Mr. Hand. BACK ROW: ADVISER Mr. Lloyd Hand Left to right-SEATED: J. Kilpatrick, C. Fluck, P. Krotz, Miss Harding. STAND- ING: R. Kirk, N. Hess. ADVISER Miss Jane Harding STUDE T LIBRARIANS Nels X- r - isew- 1 ss-Qfsa2EBYS15gK'Q2.HfS1wkfSxr31smSsa'iAEQw5SM45s?W?wif :::i ,1 4 . ., -. L 3 V is E iii? 15 ,i 1 H Eli.. L I ,ll lg l :N 'L .. .ww J. l :Y t , f 3: '-'-- -. A- . ... . f t . i 5 . 3 Q' as f::,,- Q , ., N A 2 P QQ Q'1' X ff r Anvissn W, qu x x ,si 4 F . .,.. V Miss Sylvia Fessler - L A 5,3 :,,, 4' Q: - mg. .. ,. 7 - W K V' .:,, , H ..' K, Left To righi-SEATED. P. Gilliland, S. Peiers, L. Fisher, Miss . F Y E Fessler, D. Singer, J. Dovico, C. Wcldinger. STANDING i ,,.. M. Barringer, J. Grow, E. Foster, N. Moser, E. Kessler J Cochran, B. Stohley, C. Althouse. GIRLS' SHOP CLUB Left to right. J. Eichlin, J. Gehmczn, J. Hommel, J. Neilson, J. Behm, A. Litke, S. Bender, B. Miller, P. Rufe, P. White, P. Ritter, S. Sciss, D. Honce, B. Lowry, J. Eisenhart, M. Ott, Mr. Bergey, E. Kessler, L. Bleam, E. Ruser, A. Levy, G. Kramer. ADVISER Mr. Robert Bergey wk . wwiivwks ill X I VISUAL AIDS CLUB i wr-r af. . W 5' 2 Q A lx ,.. 1 5 f I fb... - Q-Q.. .4 y . . I L9 Lett to right: W. Bieom, B. Boyer, R. Gloss, J. Sofet, R. Uttard, J. Stezelberger, E. Bean, F. Budd, Mr. Gessner. LOWER RIGHT: R. Ebert, S. Kolmor, J. Montono, R. Slotter, J. Behm, T. Simmons, R. Hoagland, E. Schoible, C. Stemler. ADVISER Mr. Williom Gessner DR MATICS CLUB FIRST ROW: N. Moser, F. Hickey, A. Bit- tenmoster. SECOND ROW. K. Arnold H. Moyer, S. Bortlemen, J. Shivik, B. So Q bulis, J. Stever, Mrs. Thornton. ADVISER Mrs. Ernestine Thornton MODEL BUILDER Left to right-KNEELING: R. Fourz, E. Ewold, P. Wifmcr, R. Freeh, Gcsper, L. Pcllczo, R. Petchner, W. Beuler, W. Anderson, R. Schatz R. Gwynn, J. Coleman, J. McCloskey, E. Johnsson. STANDING: R. W. Klotz, W. Klein, R. Krotz, P, Ruser, W. Slotter. ADVISER Mr. Ralph Custer AUTO MECHANICS Left to right-FRONT OF TRUCK: Mr. Bergey, B. Boyer, J. Sofef, J. Kugler, R. Chrisfmon, S. Kolmor, D. Bchnck. AT RIGHT: R. Mease, E. Walker, D. Koch. ADVISER Mr. Robert Bergey 68 HQBBY CLUB ADVISER Mr. Robert Bergey -4 'K .N Left to right-FIRST ROW. D. Rufe, S. Boch- Schraniz, K. Wiiliams, H. Weaver, Mr. Ber niak, D. Jackson, W. Finady, C. Traeger, C. gey, C. Chasar, A. Gersfenberg, R. Cress Kirkland, G. Sheffer, W, Meginnes, J. Sny- man. der, M. Hammersrone. SECOND ROW: L. Clockwise-AT LEFT. S. Ridge, A. Raisner, RIGHT. D. Gregorich, D. Hager, Miss Foen- D. Stahley, T. Brei1hoH, J. Stahley, B. Breir- ner, M. Hager, B. Pardoe. hoff, N. Geiser, J. Cochran, J. VanSanf. AT w ? T 5, uv 'QA GAME CLUB .., ,,- .. F . I ., 4' Y . , R ' JW jpgbh .......... ggi J . ...,-, 1 J we ii- , . --if r ki 'eq A ,. rfb nw. . . K1 . 1 A Aovlserz . ML mx Miss Mabel Foellner x jaws? . . .,. Q 4' 0. 69 if df K fw- x K X i 5 X jMwQ,Qjg.k Lswwwvf X Lx' ' k wwlkwii-Jxi ms!-1 . ' , A ' gs? sf '10 Tr Z 3 of sw, , unix in Left to right-FIRST ROW: W' Shlfef, G. Allem, W. Hershey, C. land. THIRD ROW: E. Bean, D. Hafler, F. Naska W Mease R Bartakovitch, J. Glose. SECOND ROW: R. Shively, R. Mease, E. Rick, J. Behm, F. White, J. Cegielski, A. Chasar, Mr Rohrer Walker, R. Mease, J. Klotz, G. Grim, J. Hershey, G. Rice, R. Hoag- Under the capable coaching of Mr. Rohrer, the 1954 soccer season was rather successful even though the team was hurt by the loss of several key players through gradua- tion. The record stood: 3 wins, 2 ties, and 5 losses. Next year's team seems to have good prospects for a winning season. Four outstanding P.H.S. players participated in the Tri-County League All-Star Game: three seniors, R. Shively, R. Mease, E. Walker, and a junior, Ralph Mease. SOCCER We N' LINE-UP A. Chasar G. Grim Robert Ivlease J. Hershey Ralph Mease E. Walker J. Klotz W. Mease R. Shively D. Hafler G. Rice SUBSTITUTES F. White E. Bean J. Cegielslci R. Rick F. Naska G. Allem B, Hershey W. Shirer J. Glose C. Bartakovits J. Behm R. Hoagland -1 'bg . 'ni as M., s EE A K' ... , 4 Q, . 0 D A A lf .M ' im, Q I 5 Q J ::Z l' A ' X R ,Q WJ., A x . 'fif ,,.zr'2F .r .4 1- . - v',,eL.,. jj A -J T'-55 ? '., i' ' ,ff .J AK ws. My gd NK we W-H' ,iu', , NG' Fw M, J' . sg, -J My -1 -f A N ' f we gli.. fl ',i W .'r-e:11L.A+3r Wiif ff Q ,r :yi x mariah c .1 , mai Y .twat ,rw wr, ,AL . . Aa' Y if wficifilf 5' . .K ,sw if-vw 5, ff? 1+ Q - , .J . el, 2 g.Q,..r,,1 if .N ,gf ifw A 49 . L- is . I iw 5 I 9 Q. ,ri A-ra4,,.ff 'r W mfr .1-3'5 if wif arf!! 4 K ' A ,V f I . Q.-M nf . 1 yaQf.2'gifd,Qf 1. if ' r l 73 Pictured here are the players who participated in the All-Star Soc- cer game. Left to right: E. Walk- er, R. Shively, Ralph Mease. MISSING: Robert Mease. COACH Mr. Walter T. Rohrer MANAGER G. Balliet SCHEDULE Bethlehem ... .... l - 2 Coopersburg ... . . .. 4 - O NewHope... ....3-l Hatfield ..... .... O - 2 NorthWales ....3-3 Bethlehem l-3 Coopersburg ... . . . . l - I NewHope... ....5-O Hatfield ..... .... 2 - 5 North Wales l-3 h'XbXn, M Weierbdch, D, HonCeQi Eu:1SSenf Xer Ps. DQHCSECL f IH. Trevder. H' Long' Gifex ' bowel Hess N Trum mon' mc.ker.N, 'B gobuhs. ' Bxeomlp. W1NW5'5 'ner - . ,WONT RO , P. R' 'Q xh, L- Lei! to New ECONO ROW: B' Yourcgfbuch, S. Bwafasf C' Mu M. amide S f M. sqbuus. C' O' e PL. Lew, pl Ruse Q LINE UP --H. Trexler .-N. Hess .-M. Bodder .-P. Philbin -- NA. Weierbcch .-A. Doncsecz .-J. Shivik .-P. Krofz RF.-G. Trexler SUBSTITUTES Y f 2-11 A os. 'Q un bb LF.-H. Long G.- A. Levy S. Biggs L. B eclm . Eliossen . Hence . Mufh . Otferbcch . Ritter . Ruser B. Sobulis M. Sobulis N. Trumbower B. Young 74 C- 1,-,..-if? Mt The Pirettes this season proved to be well on the road to becoming a tough com- petitor in the Tri-County League. Consider- ing that the girls started practice late, they did a terrific job! After a record in previous years of having no wins, their three victories HOCKEY SCHEDULE North Wales . North Wales . Lower Moreland Lower Moreland ...... Coopersburg . Coopersburg .. Hatfield .... Hatfield . . . MANAGERS V. Fabian V. Foster COACH Mrs. Vera Stricker 75 in l954 showea a marked improvement. Al- though the team suffered many disappoint- ments, the girls kept up that driving spirit. Only five players will graduate from a squad of twenty-three. Thus, hopes are high for a winning team next fall. Left to right-FIRST ROW: L. Weaver, T. Morrow, H. Scott, E. Johns- tard, A. Chasar, R. Glass, W. Kurz, G. Urban, R. Siefert. MISSING son. SECOND ROW: Mr. Wescoe, G. Balliet, M. Salvaggio, R. Ut- D. Miller, R. Gwynne. At the end ot the third year in our new gymnasium, the record still showed more losses than wins-but a more determined team than ever. Also, the team should continue to show improvement because of the larger number of promising candidates and the extensive training of younger boys through the intramural program. SCHEDULE Frenchtown Frenchtown Catasauqua Hatfield Alumni Upper Dublin Jenkintown New Hope North Wales Coopersburg Lower Moreland Hatfield Upper Dublin Jenkintown New Hope North Wales Coopersburg Lower Moreland LINE-UP C.-A. Chosor F.-D. Miller F.-T. Morrow G.-R. Ufford G.-W. Kurz SUBSTITUTES L. Weaver H. Scott R. Gloss M. Solvoggio E. Johnsson R. Gwynne COACH Mr. Ernest Wescoe MANAGERS G. Urban W. Lines J. Cegielski G. Bolliet Left to right-FRONT ROW: B. Rice, N. Trumbower, B. Sabulis, H. Trumbower, C. Flick, J. Behm, S. 0'ReiIIy, N, Fillmqn, R, Buss, P, Lang, K, Youpa, D. Hance. SECOND ROW: S. Biggs, E. Kugler, H. Krotz, Mr. Rohrer. Trexler, P, Scott, C. Otterbauch. THIRD ROW. Miss Kolmar, M. GIRLS' BASKETB LL In I954-55 the Pirette hoopsters posted 2 wins-one more than the previous season. On the surface this would perhaps not appear to be a tremendous improvement. However, the squad has the necessary height and ball handling ability. Under Mr. Rohrer's direction, shooting SCHEDULE VARSITY Fountain Hill North Wales Lower Moreland Fountain Hill Coopersburg Hatfield North Wales Lower Moreland Coopersburg Hatfield R.F.-K. Youpa C.F.-B. Sabulis L.F.-N. Trumbower L.C.-H. Lang C.G.-H. Trexler R.C.-G. Trexler and guarding also have improved greatly. Too, many younger girls, with wonderful spirit and the eagerness to learn, turned out for the J. V.'s. Next year the Pirettes will have a winning season! J .V. COACHES Miss Helen Kolmar Mr. Walter Rohrer C.F.-N. Trumbower L.F.-C. Otterbach R.F.-B. Rice C.G.-B, Kugler R.G.--R. Buss LG.-N. Fillman suBsTiTuTEs MANAGERS Rosemarie Nemeth P. Krotz, D. Hance, S. O'ReiIIy, S. Biggs, C. Fluck, J. Behm, J. Crowther, J. Nemeth, S. Walters, A. Mary Ellen Tmmbower Clawson, P. Scott. Janet Crowther ?? 4 ,,,.,J A 453. 'Wifi' Agia? 5 TIM 'iw f EM 3 if v Lk x 'gi Wi it Q V' by -- : E aff is 5 ' any X xUf5l0g ,. ,rxsagf x ...X ' 1 xi. A in-5 Q? -ff .,, Q .mr . .H - -. .M ,W Left to right-FIRST ROW: Mr. Wescoe, J. Toth, S. Lundie, J. Bal- A. Chosor. THIRD ROW: E. Beon, J. Reilly, C. Bartokovitch, F. 'ISL J. PUFSSH, F. Troutt, H. Roth, R. Shively, A. Kirk. SECOND Budd, G. Boiliet, G. Grim, R. Glass. FOURTH ROW: W. Meose, ROW: G- TOH1, S. Litzenberger, G. Rice, J. Hofimcn, D. Hufier, J. Klotz, H. Scott, W. Lines, J. Cegielski, E. Walker. S x i E i i 5 3 M-.M-Q P. H. S. Pirates Take First Two: . Beat Hatfield, Coopersburg 5 Palisades baseball tam wzis sm:- cessfiil in its first league faintest with il 6-0 won over Hatfield on the Hatters' ciiamonci. The highlights of this contest were 3 the brilliant three hit. pinching byi Sam Litzexihex-ger and the hitcizxg uf 5 Fred 'I'rour.st, who gilt twin hits, Jim Q Balltiet who get three thins, and Ho-. ward Roth who hit. fi home rum ini the fifth. On April 22, Palisades was host no 3 BASEBALL K' 1' 'A 'W' M H, S. A ?irafe Team undefeated? Smooth Pirate Team Cops -in The Pziiisiaziess baseball team kept The Pansades ,bmgbim team mem, its uudefeafsed league rfzgzwd iiif.z1w:t,,mper bak Qhampmns of mE'T1,i,W 53333 W MW' Cmmty League, trfaveied to Doylesn 1. R' ' L' ' ' tuwnis War Memarial Field on Mayiix, 55am Lili-iii11bC2l'f.Z61', wtio imirlfzd as , , . - , tii1'fff:f'iiit1asxli. was the wizmixig pit' 1321 Lu iggfeaiovfgf Mgfgfsnddntgfiogifc ciicr. He also maint two for three atE1Gs?gco1,3'0f 7 io 5 ' ' E b Lim slum. Emir! Walker, P. H, S, .K ' ahrar'Ls.U.ip. czcvntributed his :maxim f, pirfsaqeslsiglrid fggniiigglzineglgg, tiizigiiizg thrive singles fm' fmiy times Lys mngnggm QFM ,emma wash., at bat. Robert, Shievly the Pirate vlgglolya if d Weih cage t nmmw- svmiid saaczker aim had fi gated rmrird F0 Fi eme as By p W . . th lend. Palisades never scored ii S X. .J X . , . EI E me defending lgggug Qhgmqpigng, :I WILL? the lumber batting za siiigie gmci In . .H . . C00peI.5hm.g. a dfiuble in four times at bat.. ft Iggntiitigsiihirfggigxggggiaes had J Palisades 6218116 Off with il 9 to 1, The Pirzites have new compietcfi A Swan to three lead amy tg see decision as Jim Purse!! pitched mu? of zifieir leaguv gciieciuze. first. Lower Mmiehmd some up with tm-eefxx. three hitter. Jim Ballien xh., had 3 hits, tmazizig Hatfield 6 ta U on Liwexi-.sam mtzenihepggy--game iffgjfid made 51' FFEG 'FFOLIER and lH0W8I'Ci BDU! Bfiilh' bczigcigs tkireemhit ipiirzhing. Rot-h':s'a Lower Mmbegand nigger pgp up my 5 collected two hits for Palisades. Ygmyqw 1-W ,img Jim ygaziifw ttisfnrflm final out of me game! and 5 1 ...Donald Miller? Tm' thr fQK'IT1?lUi?S5. T' cond cfmmpionghm for Palisgdgg, i A . P. JP wif' 'XYOYII 'inf --Donald Miller ig COACH MANAGERS Mr. Ernest Wescoe H' scoff A. Kirk W. Lines 80 i l l l l SCHEDULE l Pennridge . .. .. .. 2 - d Whitehall ... 2 - New Hope .... .... I 5- I Pennridge ..... 2 - 4 Whitehall ... 8 - Hatfield ...... 6 - Coopersburg . . . 9 - l North Wales ...... 8 - North Wales ........ 6 - If Bethlehem Catholic ...... 5 - Coopersburg ........ . . 5 - Bethlehem Catholic ...... ll - d Hatfield ............... 5 - Championship Game ..... 7 - Hellertown ............. 2 -l New Hope .... .... l l - Q LINE-UP UBSTITUTES -E. Walker W. Mease -J. Pursell J. Clotz -F. Troutt J. Cegielski -H. Roth R. Glass -J. Balliet G. Grim -G. Balliet F. Budd -R. Shively C. arfakovitch -D. Hafler J. eilly -C. Litzenberger E. eon A. Chasar J. Hoffman G. Rice G. Toth S. llundie J. Tloth 81 gi Leff YO right-FIRST ROW. M. Will, I. Hqrhigh, M, SCI-yulfil N, Hess, THIRD ROW. B. Klaum, P. Philbin, E. Wright, P. Scott, J. Pfeifler B P. Kroiz, H. Lang, A. Levy, C. Holland. SECOND ROW: L. Yeagle, B. HU5, M- Tl'UIT1bOwer, G. Kramer, M- K0UfmUY1- Christman, H. Amey, M. Hixson, M. Weierbach, M. Sabulis, M. Bodder. :UB Ten. ru- ll e 5 0 s 5. Q, I. S 3 Q - . '.. Pirettes lSmashlPef1xfnfidge,.l LRYXSCIBIS A BB I hlll The girls sofwa11':lt.esrfB....W6?h first league game wmfrlkenpridgge. April 26 at Palfiss-xdfes 11643. The 'PRS-1 cues secured sm tczial of tenjhixs dugd. ing the game... .Mary Sf41:hu1z,, P.g,1i-, GIRLS' SOFTBALL P. HLVS. 'EQ'-' K' I Pixlerfeaj ermn Champs' A nf 'llltp 6 .HRH . 15gwing.reaehed.the mid-'point eil aeneiaemwrip the girfis softball team i islmmsiefeafted in league competition, f 'Dim .Piretstes smashed Stmdertfon. A kiGl'!LTff!1'1fllOI1S,' of .tht Buxf-Mant League sades pitcher, had nhirwen. szrfkfg. for the .past three :wars by ,a Sww. outs and Helen La11g,gfR H. l-.-l 3 cf 10 to 6. Snhu125,5iShef.-.winnmg. pit- Iielder slammed HVVZYUHIE' 1-'exnlinliihei Gheikhfkd five SWK? 3593-5 and W-'05 .first inning. which .bmught Agimg Walks. Six IQIZS an thegfilme-1 Score to P. H. S. 10 and .Pe.unridgf:?i1. Lewraegiii Souderwn ,pillf-EI?'31'f 'f1uW ' A Palisades gained a smashing. g.1i,g..2?'SC1YGf if0E9.la0fe.EiS?1.ffgaf4i561.f9f B asf i The lkfirettes ted 'trofunced Quan l M- P. H. s. M Palisades .Clinches First Place Tie A L The Palisades Pirettes, who up to this time had an undefeated. reccsrd. bowed to Souderton with the score 5 go fum Friday, May 28. It WEB the first and only loss for Palisades. A game aiso held at Palisades on Monday,fMa.y 24, was 9. smashing victory for Palisades with the Pirat- tes taking a 13 to 3 decision over Quakertown after leading through- out the game. Mary Schulz, pitcher for P. H. S., .struck out none while tory over Lzmsdale 20-4 1astlT'hui'Sv. ' L . l day on Lzmsdalefs diamond. Pali?-f kermwn um' 3 on Thfuqsday' MU 6' .8fWiD-8 QWO YYHBIS- Anna LEW. Short- sades gained eleven mms inthe flfsti Rn l3'h? QUakertown dmmqnd. CRW' Sl-0131 hit the only .homefrun of the X. mining and fixfl3f3f?13 hits in thdgame. 'Img S' 9ew'ud.ha8e' 5 game. , , I-ramen Amvy.lcenfte:1' fielder. fur 132. 131331. 1lf? ?f1i9W3 Wwfnl QU my . rfansaues. wha during V319 first . H. Suhaii four mrs -out mf firie umm. 511755 WW13. Dfw? WWE' In me mst.. half afishe 563126612 was Still un- M has and Anna Levy, Pasisadeksgfiwagf . ffm? Md defeated, Sturm the 41211 wllirw Jshortstop, came up with fihree ?hitSifSl2mek'.Qutl fnwmgpgfy 9599314 9- 590035 U-IBB 'by 591831118 gout of five tim-es at bat. Mary SnhuIx.gml95 in th' and 5253115218 Wnnfidgf 3 to 0 on 'winning pitcher had was Efl1YlKG mwher .fW?e.1?1l'5 fl'+ MYSFRIS- . .R l L A A . outswmary Jane Kaufman' - imma 'lf Kampman Qn.A1 ' 39.?81iS8fdB5.Q150 played N 'A' Q ' 'ff' and 'Min vffwtured COACH MANAGERS B. Klaum Mrs. V. Stricker Q9 M. Kaufman M. Trumbower l LIN E-UP M. Will l. Harhigh M. Schulz N. Hess P. Krotz H. Lang A. Levy C. Holland M. Bodder or L H. Amey Yeagle SUBSTITUTES SCHEDULE P. Philbin Lansdale . . . . E. Wright Souderton .... . P. Scott Quakertown . . . J. Pfeiffer Pennridge . . . B. Huff Lansdale . . . . G. Kramer Souderton . . . M. Sabulis Quakertown . . . S. Nembach Pennridge . . . M. Weierbach M. Hixon B. Christman V. Foster J. V. BASKETBALL Lett to right-FIRST ROW: M. Salvaggio, E. Ewald, R. Gwynne, E. Johnsson, J. Glose. SECOND ROW. R. Siefert, R, Ritter, W. Kurz, J. Behn, R. Stever, R. Fautz. MISSING: R. Engle, T. Holzwarth. Youth was the keynote of this year's team, composed of six freshmen and two sophomores. The squad was hampered by inexperience at the beginning of the season but showed much improvement by the time the final games rolled around. These boys displayed that determination to win and could always be depended on for a well-played game. The valuable fundamentals learned by this youthful aggregation will do much to improve tuture basketball seasons at P.H.S. LINE-UP SUBSTITLITES C.-R. Stever E. Ewald F.-J. Behm T. Holzwarth F.-R. Engle J. Glose G.-R. Fautz M. Salvaggio G.-R. Ritter W. Kurz E. Johnsson R. Gwynne 84- COACH MANAGERS Mr. Ralph Custer J. Cegielski W. Lines G. Balliet Nmnmmg f .J X Wa X fm 's l.......i ww-wr' , -ww , A lsxf 1 .a1., if 3 YKYSYN Q, .K-fn X: u Q no o 511 an fwwo A ! ..--.,--aa 1- Adolph and Faye Alfred and Phyllis Mr. and Mrs. Charles Allen Miss Joyce Allen Ann and Carl Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Arnold Mr. and Mrs. Santo Arrigo Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bahnck and family Donald Bahnck and his Rarin' Red '37 Willys Donald Bahnck and William Bickel Mr. James Balliet Barbara and Earl Mr. and Mrs. William C. Bickel William Bickel and Donald Bahnck Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Biggs Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John Biresch Boyers' Red Ford Convert Mr. Benny Boyer Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert E. Boyer Mr. and Mrs. William C. Breiner Bud Ginder and Tex Arnold Mr. John Ceykosvsky PATRCNS Mr. Rodger Hahn Miss Nancy Hess Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hess Mr. and Mrs. Harry D. Hinkle Mr. and Mrs. Dale Houseworth Huff Music Store Mr. and Mrs. Rosser Huff Jacque, Joanne, Nancy, and Reba Jan and Mike Jan, Rosie, Dot, and Jan Mr. and Mrs. William L. Jenkins Jim and Edna Joyce Eisenhart and Thomas Moningholt The Kardos Family Mrs. F. A. Kaufman Mrs. M. B. Kaufman Miss Mary Jane Kaufman Pastor and Mrs. Evans R. Keim Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Earle J. Keller Mr. Richard Keller Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Mease Mr. and Mrs. Earl Michener Af3c Robert Mease and Joan Michener Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Miller Jan and Rocky Miller Mr. and Mrs. Walter Miller Edna and Gene Moninghoff Mr. Donald L. Morris Mr. and Mrs. Walter Morrow Doris, Joyce, and Nancy Moser Mr. and Mrs. William Moser Sr. Mr. and Mrs. William Muthard Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Nemeth Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Noble Mr. and Mrs. E. Nonnemacher Mr. and Mrs. George Ott Jr. Peaches, Skinner, and Webb Mr. and Mrs. Earl Powers Miss Peggy Powell Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Stella P. Louis Kerridge Frank C. Kilpatrick Kilpatrick and Mrs. Robert Quier and Mrs. Harry Ratushney and Mrs. Peter J. Reidler Mr. and Mrs.Woodrow W. Rufe Charlotte and Nancy Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Alton F. Christman Earl Conrad S. E. Crowther . Carmen Di Francesco Louis Doncsecz Sr. Dorothy, Harriet, Marie, and Ruth Mr. Robert Ebert Mrs. Harriet Eisenhart Elsie and Harry Mr. and Mrs. Allan F. Kirk and family Mr. Allan M. Kirk Mr. and Mrs. George-Klaum Jr. Mr. and Mrs. George Klaum Sr. Mr. and Mrs. John Klause Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Adam F. Koch Mr. and Mrs. Forrest D. Koch Mr. Steve Kolmar Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Kolmar Mr. and Mrs. John Kozizs Sandy and Fran Sandy and Tom Mr. Manfred Schuster Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Sciss Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Sciss Mr. Ted Scott Jr. Tubey Seifert Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Shively Mrs. Ethel Shivik Mr. Walter Shivik Emily and Don Ethel and Bernard Miss Frances Fegely Frances Hickey and Sara Jane Flagler Pvt. and Mrs. Leroy Kresge and son Mr. and Mrs. Edmund P. Krotz Miss Pat Krotz Miss Betty Kugler Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Earl A. Smith James Sofet Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Spencer Mr. and Mrs. George Stever Adolph Geiser Miss Carole Ann Fluck Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fluck Melvin Fluck Wilmer Fretz George Gackenbach Mr. and Mrs. John J. Kugler Mr. Michael A. Kugler Mr. and Mrs. John Lang Mr. and Mrs. Willard Lehn Mr. and Mrs. H. Litke Loretta Leichliter and Norman Lutz and family Mr. and Mrs. Donald Strock Mr. and Mrs. George Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Earl M. Trumbower Miss Mary Ellen Trumbower Mr. James Geiser George and Larry Mr. and Mrs. Roy H. Giesmann Ginny and Dick Glenn and Charlie Miss Anna Gresh Miss Mary Gresh Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gresh Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth G. Hahn Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Lowry Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Lowry Sr. Lulubell and Scotty Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Lytte Marilyn Taylor and Raymond Organski Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Meas Mark Mease Horace Mease 88 Mr. and Mrs. George Urban Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn and Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Morris Uttard Jo Andrew E. Walker Harry G. Walters Theodore Walters Paul E. Walton Howard Weaver Frederick White Ralph C. Worrell 4 Q.. , ,, f, , ZX-,gm , K ., .Vw..f3.m,f.,.,f.fxk...,q,N-5,-41.5,-,am 'Q 4 In QS .S K 'XHQ ff, ,Z pl U4 ' xv? 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