Palisades High School - Palisadian Yearbook (Kintersville, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1956 volume:

,. A-1 an W n 1, vw H' THE PALISADIAN Published By The Class of 1956 PALISADES HIGH SCHOOL Kintnersville, Pennsylvania th tremendous growth of business, ours wos now o billion dollar country lj 5 I iviflk 9' ,. .- ..., Q ... .... - .. - .. -.. .... ... i .. .. 1. .... ... ... jo in 11- i 1 ,... ,- ,.. Q I i 1 1- I 11 .. - ... ..... .L Q. .. .... 1 - - Underclossmen Activities Sports Memories o Senior Activities Patrons 7 . Jr' .arm z xiiffmivi M rail? ,K ,f X.. 1 p Z' pf 'Ki vsp- 'A' ..a'f'-:-- m'z,..fM fvsfff lbs -1. ffqfyf ,,...--- 5...--'- 11,1 N 'E .m . W. W it ' ' 4 if 5 1: - f ' ,fi 1 F' ' 1' is as-fs: 'f , . Q . V, v M 1 Q11 i , 3 'E 4 1+ :QP z,. if, x ur W, , . Y? 4. Q, , .,. fi ii r s af 2 E -ag' K Fi .sf f Me, 5. 'i .54 , tv- ! A X is 5 tw. 1, if wi -. nun, Q, K 1? Q l F. 'Q la' .te j s . 2 i sift . We, the fir i- f. In i , tillmfl A ,, I ' 1: ' ' 1 'Z.,' Ji' 4 s 'f l 4 'P e X A -iw 'if 5 1 DEDICATION 3 nun... 1 1 sux li artists, post and pan. plus a handi- Without plo multitude of capped. 1' The Art has added Art Show has life. For their vi them a debt of -- Nn artist the annual .Einar thin s of 9 school owes ll-on-1... inn--. I un. -it 1. 1 , 3 aj r. ' ,, ' , x , ' , - . if 'i l i ' 1 4 :-i..t I ff VW- fi ?'3 ':' aff-61 R 'fs 3' W' viii '-'.'1f8,'l5 .-1' 'Je '42 in V, , . . 1 5 . ' ' -nf i , hir,-f: f ,xt -1' V' f - . .. .-5 ,X fl ,J ,s L ' i' , l Q .w.1mW.srSu,m.Ii'-,i. if f?1 'ffi!.' Z --an ' .V i' 1 Q ' fiwiggg PALISADIAN KNEELING Lett to Right: Edna Ruser, Mariorie Eichlin, Nancy Bieber, Marcia Bodder, Lois Yeagle, Billie Nicholas, Jean Biresch, Ann Troutt, Mary Wismer. SEATED: Robert Ebert, Virginia Grimes, Herbert Scott, Kay Youpa, Harriet Hixon, Preston Scoboria. STANDING: Virginia Fabian, Glenn Balliet, Robert Heidecker, Arnold Hobson, George Fachet, Jean Gruver. Editor Herbert Scott Assistant Editor Virginia Grimes Business Manager Kay Youpa Asst. Business Manager Harriet Hixon Activities Editor Preston Scoboria Girls' Sports Lois Yeagle, Marcia Bodder Boys' Sports Glenn Balliet, Robert Heidecker Art Editor George Fachet Photography Robert Ebert Advisor Mr. Stanley K. Wieder .1 44 if QA 2,7 Q MELVIN G. MACK, M.S. Supervising Principal THEODORE A. BROWN, M.A. High School Principal , , I 54, ,Q Opportunities are ever increasing for young men and women, Industry is seeking engineers,-thousands of new teachers will be required in the years ahead,-the medical profession needs many more doctors and nurses,-and the field of commerce has many jobs available to the energetic high school graduate. With all of the iob opportunities that you will meet the one requirement for success is your ability to get along with others. Develop your own personal- ity and integrity so that others will seek your advice and company. Congratulations and best wishes for success and happiness. To the Class of I956 You have reached the crossroads. Some of you will continue with your formal training, others will decide upon a vocation. Your performance as an individual will affect your life but also that of many others. Work well, play hard, deserve and appreciate what you have and all will be well. The future rests with you, Best wishes for your success and happiness in all you do. To the Class of I956: I am especially glad to write this message to you the members of the class of I956. You have been a stimulating group of young people. Most of all, I have liked the good spirit in which you work: your Iet's-beethe-best, Iet's-make- the-most-of-it philosophy. Go on in this spirit. I have no fear for the future peopled by those who Iive by the ideals you have laid down for yourselves. 8 JOSEPH M. FINK, M.A. Elementary Principal -ff f .. i7 , 'Z Z I f 4 ' ,f 1 : X 4 4X ' 7' ff 5 Ag fi V, 'E 5 fo 5- '2,',, HELEN KOLMAR HELEN NAST PHYLLIS STANGIL High School Secretary Bookkeeper Elementary SCh00i Secretary CHESTER BERGEY RUTH CARSON ELSIE BURRELL WILLIAM CRAMP RALPH CUSTER Industrial Arts Home Economics Science, Mathematics Science, Mathematics English ' 9 -3. Z fi- LS 1 English, Journalism General Education Social Studies ' 1 i ,- -2' 5 .sr if L iv WILLARD FLucK MURRAY Fono MABEL FOELLNER ,A- RUTH GACKENBACH WILLIAM GESSNER LLOYD HAND JANE HARDING ROBERT HOMONAY Languages, Social Studies Science Mathematics Mathematics MUSFC 10 CARRIE HORNE AGNES KLINE PETER LAMANA '. General Education School Nurse English Q5 'cu ying . 2 -4 .... - -'-' ' ls .4 U 1 rg is I HELEN LEWORTHY CHRISTIAN MANN JUSTUS MEYER5 JULIA PICHEL HENRY RHEA Librarian Art Vo. Agriculture Commerciol MUSiC 11 Q 4 WALTER ROHRER EARL SMITH JOHN STEVENS Driver Training Boys' Health Commercial Social Studies Physical Ed. ERNESTINE THORNTON ERNEST WESCOE DORIS WHAITE STANLEY WIEDER English Science, Geography Girls' Health Social Studies Physical Ed. 12 4 - D 0 R SCHOOL B SEA TED: Valeria Ceader, Sfanley Jackson, John Herfz, David Rau, Lawrence Fenninger, Dorothy Troeger William Wirle, Irving Hanners, Jo'hn Nembach, John Blair, Michael Kimenhour, Viola Fair, Waller Burlaga Helen Loraf Josephine Broun, James Reilly. STANDING: Mr. Brown, Unford Kramer, lrwifi l'l0USeWOfll'i Ralph Mclnfyre, John Murphy, Roger Ulmer, Joseph Fink, Melvin G. Mack. MISSING MEMBERS: Roberl Perry, John Pospisih David Baskin, William Covingfon,,Le-Roy Hillpof, Charles Major, Conrad Mafres, John Minder, Aruel Moyer, Roberf Wehinger. 13 !E.,. JUN. 'I NNIW +I IV X S ,,-1 - ,s 04... ,,-5'-f -yr-f2.' X ,Y-fxg..r K -E vfm .W .,o -,, 5 K - 7 .7-'ff ., V - ' 'ffl an ..A-,. 'W - N ,. ., ,, - ,, -Y . qv 'Q Q1 ' -uf 3:51133 7 HMS, I 1 . :'--1 ---.-.,....-.--...1 x. . 0' . , -... , 5' N. . Q ff .. , -.jg C LEEN BXCKEX. AR ' eskdem Nlxce Pr X F Acx-New GEORGE P r eskde nk MARY ANN NXORRONN Secr ek my SCOBORX P- PRESTON Treosurer YOUPP- KPN Wstorkon e 15 CO uryesy of Bethlehem Sr eel CO HIRAM BEER He could give Arthur Murray lessons. ARLEEN BICKEL Accordion, where are you going with that girl? JEAN BIRESCH Sugar and spice and everything nice. AUDREY BITTENMASTER Getting her answer is like dynamiting a dam. MARCIA BODDER An accomplished artist of the ivories. SYLVIA BOHLMAN A hot-rod on the typewriter. SUZANNE BURGSTRESSER Clothes were her weakness. ALEX CHASAR Oh, yes, a 3-letter man! ROBERT CLAWSON Just the physique for Navy blues! A L Ms FRED DEGHUEE Hopes to claim the title-A United States Marine EARL DIEHL A terrific prof Mclntyre in the Junior Play. ROBERT EBERT What does he do in that iphotoi darkroom? MARJORIE EICHLIN The quiet type with that look in her eye. VIRGINIA FABIAN Always took a prize at the art show. GEORGE FACHET Horrors, he's going to be a coifteur! SARA JANE FLAGLER Our most promising equestrienne. VAUGHAN FOSTER C. V. Foster M. D.-office hours 6:00-8:00. RICHARD GLASS The mastermind in the projection room. JOHN GREGORICH Palisades Compleat Angler. GERALD GRIM So quiet! So innocent! . . . lSo devilish!! JEAN GRUVER Good cook, good looks, what else could a man ask for DAVID HAFLER Honest, sincere, reliable to the core. LORRAINE HAINES Wants to follow in Florence Nigl1tingale's footsteps. JOHN HERSHEY WHAT does he dream about! FRANCES HICKEY Miss Secretary-1957. ELLEN HISSEM Ah sliucks, how l like that hillbilly music! WILLIAM HOMPESCH For car ailments, he knows all the remedies. JAMES KLOTZ Known to his classmates as Clyde. GRACE KRAMER Se kon Pensiltawnish Dietsh shwetza. JOANN KRAUSE Always good for a new hairdo. ROBERT LERCH Silent, Peaceable, Quiet-Hmmm?? ANNA LEVY Never an error at shortstop! CAROL LOWRY The quietest redhead we've ever seen. WILLARD MEASE A top-notch baseball and basketball player. MARY ANN MORROW One of the reasons Gentlemen Prefer Blondes. HAROLD MOYER Counts Rigoletto, Faust, and Figaro among his friends MARIE NAGORSKI An efhcient business manager for The Pen Poinf FRANK NASKA An expert on chickens. iNot chicksl BILLIE NICHOLAS Names can be deceiving. STEVE NOVAK There will always be a Ford in his future. GERALD OLSHEVSKI Will follow in the ranks of Dr. Livingston. LOUISE PAETZELL Aprons and cook books are in her fuTure. PATRICIA PARKER Proof-There are good women drivers. JOAN PFEIFFER A connoisseur of chocolate cakes. PEGGY PHILBIN Our fuiure prima donna. GALEN RICE Palisades own Dizzy Dean. ALLEN RICHARDS Chaplain of The F.F.A.-the always reliable type RAYMOND RITTER l hate women! By the way, have EDNA RUSER Won't she look cute on The boss's ROBERT SCHAFFER you seen one? lap! Man! Can he play the harmonica. NORMA SCHAIBLE Quietness is one of her virtues. JAMES SCHNELL Considered noihina superior To h ANTHONY SCHULBERGER Can make any Tin-Lizzie purr. PRESTON SCABORIA GOT a question? Ask Preston! is '53 Ford HERBERT SCOTT Two iobs well done: Student Council President-Yearbook Editor. WILLIAM SHARRER A smoll but mighty shortstop. DOROTHY SINGER Few did more for P.H.S. FRANK SWOPE lndionopolis Speedwoy, here he comes! GEORGE TOTH Never missed the opening doy of hunting ond Hshing seoson. HEATHER TREXLER Gastronomy is her favorite subiect. ANN TROUTT My, whot o snappy Held coptoinl MARILYN WEIERBACH As editor, whot more could the Pen Point wont? ROBERT WOOD OIT we go into the wild blue yonder. LOIS YEAGLE TEN-SHUN! Lt. Lois Yeogle, U. S. W. M. C KAY YOUPA Held the purse strings of the yearbook. CHRISTMAS DANCE DATE OFFICIAL CHAPERONES December 23, 1955 Miss Julio Pichel ORCHESTRA Mr. and Mrs. Willard Fluck The Hormony Kings Mr. ond Mrs. Christian Munn 25 Cheer up, Tom, it's not thot bod! xx JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM THEME QUEEN Springtime in The Country Barbara Klaum MUSIC KING The Swingefies Tom Morrow OFFICIAL CHAPERONES ATTENDANTS Miss Jane Harding Miss Julia Pichel Mr. Willard Fluck Mr. Lloyd Hand Arleen Bickel Marcia Bodder Jo Ann Krause Carol Lowry Mary Ann Morrow Peggy Philbin Oh, you cad! Don't lust stand there, catch him! George Mclntyre Terry Mclntyre Mrs. Mclntyre Professor Mclntyre Maggie . Mrs. Patterson Elsie Patterson Traffic Ofticer , Dutch Juniors , Gerald Grim Peggy Philbin Vaughan Foster Earl Diehl Ann Troutt Dorothy Singer Heather Trexler Fred Deghuee Robert Clawson Extras . . . Suzanne Burgstresser, Audrey Bitten- master, Alex Chasar, David Hafler, Billie Nich- 'as, Herbert Scott. Brian Omar Hal Pete, Prudence Patty Jane , Miriam Vivian 'QAct Their A ew Hiram Beer John Hershey George Fatchet Preston Scoboria JoAnn Krause Marcia Bodder A. Virginia Fabian Mary Ann Morrow Arleen Bickel Prompters and Understudies . . . Suzanne Burg- stresser, Herbert Scott, Lorraine Haines. Director . . . Mrs. Ernestine Thornton. of in ,,c. . In Adolescent Comedy, Growing Pains. Growing Pains, a rollicking comedy of ado- lescence, co-sTarred Gerald Grim and Peggy Philbin as George and Terry Mclnfyre. Their faTher, a college professor CEarl Diehlb, pre- ferred The old-fashioned, lay down The law meThod of handling his problem children. BUT, Mrs. Mclnfyre Waughan FosTerJ was a progres- sive pareni and usually had her way. Giving The kids all They wanT included plans for a big, dress-up party. Everyfhing was moving along smooihly unTil vampish Prudence Darling arrived on The scene. Played by Joann Krause, Prudence soon had Terry's boyfriend, Brian fl-liran Bee-rl, and George bewifched by her charms, On The big nighT, The parfy was inferrupfed by George's uproarious enfrance. Hof on his Tail was Trafhc cop Fred Deghuee, wiih a Ticket for driving Through a red lighf. ln The inTerrogaTion ThaT followed, The cop insulted Prudence, whereupon George gallant- ly knocked him down and was marched off To iail. The nexf morning, affer having been bailed ouT by his fafher, George hiT a new low of misery. Prudence Told him he was Too young for her. Finally, The sfory ended on a happy noTe when Terry won her boyfriend back. OTher acfors who did a fine iob were: Heafher Trexler, Dorofhy Singer, Ann TrouTT, Roberf Clawson, John Hershey, George Fafchef, Marcia Bodder, Mary Ann Morrow, and Vir- ginia Fabian. Motherly advice Another comic book fan . . . Forget your lines again, Vaughan? QM xi' 4 5 5' 55 xp J Q N A Q xg .. Q, iv X S X Q S ---X, M 3 is mv FN Q S . 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RY . .QR S LENN BALLIET ,S TREASURER ...... .. PAY YOUNG SECRETARY . ,... . SANDRA Buses ,, DV' . . A MISS M. FQELLNER Q ,sd . G. ND ROW' E Young- SECO s A Hobson' ' , 5. mg V ' HRST ROW Bullict. FIRST ROW: B. Seuss, B. Lines, J. Eichlin, F. Young, O. Lutz, A. Clausen, A. Mclnfyre, B. E. Lutz, E. Schiable, W. Lines, K. Shive, R. Sfever, R. Lowe, R. Phillips. FOURTH ROW: E. Agnew. SECOND ROW: F Carr, F. Fogal, S. Barfleman, J. Behrn, M. Carr, N. Bieber, J. Beam, R. Sclwmell, J, Behm, L. Schuster, G. Bclliet, W. Kurz, W. Bleam, R. Manship, J. Taylor, M Wismer, V. Rhodes, D Hence. THIRD ROW: J. Montana, R. Dolrymple, J. Reilly, Reidler. 1 1 1 I 1. Q ww i x1 1 nll 1 Juniors Have Varied Programs Under The leadership of PresidenT Arnold Hobson, Vice-PresidenT Glenn BallieT, Treasurer Fay Young, and SecreTary Sandra Biggs, The class oT '57 had a busy and prosperous year. The TTrsT proiect undertaken by The Juniors was The sale of cakes in The caTeTeria. This was Tollowed in November by The Junior Promenade. Thanks To The Melodeers and Caller Bill Hynd- show The affair was a complete success. Finally, in spring, The Play and Prom served as clirnax- ing evenTs. On an over-all basis, iT would seern ThaT a larger number of Juniors parTicipaTed in The band Than in any other school acTiviTy. They held key posiTions in every secTion. Also, The school's Tvvo represenTaTives in The disTricT band were Juniors. FIRST ROW: G. Weaver, P, SheTTer, M. Rick, J. Hommel, J. Nielson, B. Moyer, N. Fryling, P, Kqch, J, Cegielski D Rau R Hoagland J bTeTzelberger P Stemler FOURTH ROW 5 Fair, SECOND ROW: G. Grimes, E. Quimby, H. Hixson, S. Braden J, Cfowrher, C. R. Rick, F. vvhife, Kclbe M Q ian ei e Blankensee, S. Biggs, S. O'Reilly, E. Kessler. THIRD ROW: R, Free, A. Hobson, B. Wierbauch, Sghigblel S 'V' - K i - hi Sophomore Activities For the Class of '58 the past year was filled with activities designed to increase class spirit, friendliness, and co-operation. Highlighting events included: a dance, an ice skating party, a hayride, a bake sale, and a campaign to collect and sell old newspapers. In every phase of school life the sophomores were amply repre- sented. ln both boys' and girls' sports a higher percentage of sophomores participated than any other class. Too, nearly half of the cheerleaders were sophomores. The list of class officers was headed by Margret Hager, President. The Vice-President was Phyllis Ruser. JoAnne Curry was Treasurer. And Nina Trumbower was Secretary. ' FIRST ROW: B lankarovich, S. Ridge, M, Beer, B. Rice, H, Kratzer, N. Trumbower, C. C, Schrantz, W. Shirer, F. Snyder, W. Hershey, E. Ewold, R. Brunell, S. Kossik, R. Rufe, K, Otterbach, L, Kinney, C. Gordon, C. Muth, D. Hager, G. Kunsman, SECOND ROW: S. Fluck, M. Balogh. FOURTH ROW: J, Kukura, E. Wismer, L, Fink, A. Frey, J. Glose, E. Johnsson, Franklin, V. Hottle, N. Fillman, D. Wood, K. Bean, N. Eliassen, H. Mclntyre, H, Trexler, Y. D. Seifert, R. Andrulonis, R. Gwynne, R. Freeh, B. Trciuch. lankred, D. Beer, N, O'Rielly, D, Czerniak, E. Kugler. THIRD ROW: A. Koder, J. Coleman, 1 -awww .'-nmmw was RE i . OFFICERS : . PRESIDENT ...... MARGRET HAGER T' VICE-PRESIDENT .. .... PHYLLIS RUSER 'A TREASURER ....4 .... J OANNE CURRY SECRETARY .. ,.,T.T.,.. NTNA TRUMBOWER 7 ADVISOR 4, MR. R. CUSTER ,t 'j1 R haw... , MA FIRST ROW: J. Curry, M. Hager, P. Ruser. SECOND ROW Trumbower. FIRST ROW: B. Fry, M. WOITSFS, P. POWGJL, P. RUSSF, A. HGVSLWLDGVQGT, S- Liflenbefgef, D, Biresch, B. Anderson, K. Hoot, B. Paetzell, R, Shofz, D. Cameron, R. Lewis, W. Pospisil, J. CFOUTLHOYTWGIT M HOUSSWOVYLW. M, Sofef, R. Buss, B. MCCGFYY, JJ Millef, J. TGYJOV. SECOND Kunsman, C. Bartakovits, R. Fautz. FOURTH ROW: R. Petief, A. Raisner, M. Salvaggno, H. ROW. J. Curry, L. Bergner, C. Althouse, P Sciss, S. Walters, B. Young, J. Lerch, B. Stanley, Swope, R. Oclor, J. Van Winkle, R, Engle, G. Allem, E. Behm, H. Harwick. J. Cochran, V. Bleinsfein, M. Landis, J. Nemeth, B. Pardoe, M. Hager. THIRD ROW: J. llli S V il' V' l 5 ,. L..........l FIRST ROW: B Mille-r, R Lutz, S. Sl'1ook,C Lutz, V. Singley, B. Bittner, D. O'dor, D. Berger, Gehmcm, T. Bond, D. Jesiolouski, H. Altner, M. Bryon, K. Hager, J. Fink, H. Kirk, R. Phillips, F' Krnn:-y, F Curr, V Conlule-s, N Pugllnro. SECOND ROW: S. Hillegos, J. Free, A. R. Gosper. FOURTH ROW: M. Sfurn, A. Gertsenburg, P. Karl, R. Gillis, D, Gillrord, J. Srrnvnulm, R Swrmpf-, N HUISIIPT, P. Nicholas, S Goulcling, B. VVGlfer5, L. Fisher, S. Murlin, Lqpgley, VV, Betz, W, Shxvik, J, Little, G, Wresiqo, D, Stolxley, D, Choviler, M Slum-llvr, N Stvvvr, M Pursvll THIRD ROW: W Miller, J. Sosko, D, Ei5eI'1l1GV7, G. l,l.r'X? r5 Ui' llmll FIRST ROW: C Benn:-r, D. Gu-gornclt, B Huyes, G. Miller, C. Bohlmon, S. Lutz, B. Crouse, Koplin, F. Pool, J. Strock, W. Betz, J. Morcyesky, E. Clymer, T. Brertholtl, E. Stevens. FOURTH M lrclwv, R Broim-r, M Urlxun, L. Alle-n SECOND ROW: D O'dor, D. Brown, N. Geeser, ROW: R. Repyneck, J. Rotlwrock, F. Snyder, F. Bergner, M. Cegielski, H. Lcxrnpi, E. Schuster, A Burklr-y, N Wf-:we-r, N. Koch, H. Nemeth, R Messe, B, Bunn, B. Mellon, B. Breifhofl, J. Brand, P.Whi1mon, H. Miller, R. Berqmon, S. Rothrock, L. Snyder. l Snvmun, A Kruk: THIRD ROW: T. Nucholus, D. Gieser, R. Bleom, D. Mec1se,J. Povlico, L. l I 1: x 7 ' 1 4- 'W FIRST ROW: S. Singley, A. Rothrock, D, Nicholas, J. Dovico, D. Brand, A. Leliedal, K. Besse S. Peters, T. Nielson, C Paidoe, P Purcell, A. Nagy. SECOND ROW: D. Harple, L. Whitsell D. Youpa, J. Kressley, N. Funk. S. Mills, E. Gross, J. VanSandt, M. Uttard, L. Stackliouse F Coniad, M. Wright. THIRD ROW: G, Schafer, R. Opitz, M. Davis, R. Scoboria, W, Klotz FIRST ROW: D. Schaefer, N. Franklin, L. Gasper, J. Levy, S. Allem, C. Marsteller, N. Nonneniacher, B Fichlin, J, Blackbird, M. Hobson, P. Koder, R. Landis, E, Foster. SECOND ROW: H MacKinnon, J. Biresch, P. Durnan, J. Stull, J. Melchior, M. Marshall, L. Schultz, C. Pleifler, B Degan, K. Ritter, M, Minder, T. Behm, M. Hamrnerstone, THIRD ROW: H. K. Williams, D. Jackson, S. Bochniak, G. Hulsizer, F. Kramer, L. Schrantz, R. Bealer, R Petchner, P. Andrews, R. Krotz, W. Kline. FOURTH ROW: L. Spencer, R. Kramer, C. Jacobs, C. Chasar, P. Fenninger, G. Fachet, L. McPeek, C. Pursell, L. Schroth, M. Duch, K. Fck, T. Sciss, D. Osmun, A. Rick. 31 5.7 It fr if 5 5 Melchior, W. Haines, D. Rule, R. Clausen, C. Traeger, W. Finady, L. Palcza, J. Biggs, D. Kochler, G. Arnold, W. Meginries, P. Ruser, R, Cressman, T. Cegielski, F Lovell. FOURTH ROW: D. Stangil, R. Mills-r, P. Miller, J. Worrell, F. Michael, H. Place, J. Snyder, G. Scheffer, R. Corsner, W, McCarty, R. Koebe, R. Mackey, R. Fox, D, Biresch, R. Miller, . A gras ms:.n.l.:arl L il ln llsf 1 . li. 4. sl xx we-stef 1- ff: 1 FIRST ROW: S Irzlncm, S Kilpatrick, C. Wildongcr, P. Gilliland, E. Carr, L. Kramer, S. Hollow, G Ve-uw-r, N Myer, K Sr-okmrm, D, Louboch, J. Singley, M, Cockron. SECOND ROW: D Mifluur-l, R Andrews, D Stockbmger, J. Benniclc, D. Hicliey, L Kempton, A. Budd, L. Ruth, B Brcmflofi, B, Kc-sslfxr, L Hulsizer, A. Purscll, F. Freeman, A. Greslw. THIRD ROW: Q .5 XSS FIRST ROW: D. Dilrhmcm, J Sciss, R Weaver, P. Sigfoos, D. Bleom, P, Gillis, D. Horpel D Midi, D Slnglf-y, S Bulougli, J Zlwltonogo, I Borowitz, D. Eliosen. SECOND ROW: B Wrxsmund, M Nnydyhor, J. Olslievski, M. White, D. Conrad, L. Oddy, P. Buclclund, J. Kircrl, C.. Somp, K Leliedol, S. Hunzluk, C. Kosho, S. Snyder, L. VcmSc1nt. THIRD ROW: G. Bom, D Jr-Hr-rson, T, Horwrnh, B. Strock, B. White, A. Wicser, K. Gary, N. Mills, J. Peters, ...., -IH I 'Q , 5' 'M-.. LX. vii -1 W Z ZW W Z .-mm., f af' 'SN '5'L'N STUDE TCOU CIL For T955-56 the Student Council officers were: Herb Scott, President, Warren Kurz, Vice-President, John Hershey, Treasurer, and Mary Ann Norrow, Secretary. As always, Mr. Brown served as a most capable advisor. The Council's rnost noteworthy achievements were the purchase ot maiorette uniforms, handbooks, cheerleaders' vests, and girls' softball uniforms. ln addition, it sponsored two assembly talent shows and an after-school panel discussion. FIRST ROW: l Crisp:-i, K Ritte-r, Ci Miith, J, Cochran, P, Philbin, R Engle, J. Hershey, R. Krotz, G. Hulsizer, R. Petclmei, D Hafler, H, Miller, H, Hixon, S. Rothrock, V. Foster tl Stott, Mi Brown, M A Morrow, W. Kurz, J. Kukura, C. Jacobs, A. Rick, N. Mills, T. Simmons, S. Biggs, R Rick, M, Ecchcr, J, Cegielski, D. Brown, P. Nicholas, S. Hanzlik M Tlky, L Gr-ismnnn SECOND ROW: G Arnold, M Wismer, N. Trurnbower, K. Youpu, B, Wosmund, M. White, B. Pardoe, P. Kinney, D, Hickey, J. Zangli. l Herb Scott, Presidentg Marilyn Weierboch, Treasurer, Mrs. LeWorthy, Advisory Carol Lowry, Secretaryg and Arleen Bickel, Vice-President. Y Marilyn Weierbach and Preston Sco boria extend cz helping hand. HO OR SOCIETY During the present year, the Honor Society installed a Palisades' first with the insti- tution of a tutoring service. Also, the Society sponsored a Sadie Hawkins dance and planned several new book purchases tor the school library. MEMBERS: A. Biclcel, V. Fabian, V. Foster, C, Lowry, S. O'Reilly, P. Scoboria, H. Scott, H. Trexler, M. Weierbach, K. Youpa. SOPHOMORE CANDIDATES: M. Beer, V. Bleinstien, E. Ewald,.R. Foutz, F. Glose, E, Johnson, E. Kugler, M. Landis, J. Lerch, M, Powell, N, Trumbower, S. Walter, B. Young. V w 1,a 1 yew W1 5: T i '?f.ZdSf'rY'kf , 5 f tigagsy' ,iff .Q 15 A 1 2 5- . , , 3, IN 1955 THE PALISADIAN TOOK SECOND PLACE HONORS AMONG SCHOOL NEWSPAPERS AS AWARDED BY THE PENNSYLVANIA SCHOOL PRESS ASSOCIATION. 4,1 11 v t Editor ,,..... Asst. Ed ...,,, Boys' Sports Ed. . . Girls' Sports Ed . . .. .... Sandra Biggs Photographer . . . Advisor .... n urs +L . xanax ' A www A il? iw-Q STAFF-Seated: D. Singer, F, Young, A. Bickei, S. Biggs S. O'ReiiIy, M. Weierbach, M. Philbin, J. Krause Standing: R. Clawson, T. Simmons, G. Toth, V. Rhodes PEN POINT MariiynWeierbach .... . .. . . Sheila O'ReiIIy . . . David Hafier .... . . Robert Ebert .... Mr. Willard Fiuck ..-W if H. Trexler, G. Weover, E. Kessler, A. Bittenmoster, F White, M, Ndgorski, J. Cegielski, A. Mclntyre, V. Foster, A. Lutz, R. Lowe, S. Burgstresser. PALISADES NEWS Editor ....................,........... Arleen Bickel Asst. Ed. ....... ....... F oy Young Boys' Sports Ed. . . . . . . Robert Clowson Girls' Sports Ed .... ...., S ondro Biggs Advisor ........ . . . Mr, Willard Fluck Sf . ff .W 1, .... .... . ... I S .... .:-.,. ..l E1 . 2 .71 -I, .,.T.f. V 55.5 :E-, ,sig .,d'..,v f H E.. , r.,5, Q 5.4-. ,..,,- -..1 , 36- ,. 12,::..,:',QF- :Q i f '.'.',--r,. 'i 's'. t .., --: ,,,.- .1-..' 1 fr - I .--. . gf I .sr. --tzr ii? . ft..... , IIE' f:-, -t'. .,.' V- A + 'I . ...A 1 . A r i so f .f IN 'I955 THE NEWS WAS AWARDED A SECOND PLACE RATING BY THE PENNSYLVANIA SCHOOL PRESS ASSOCIATIO WEEKLY NEWS COLUMN IN LOCAL NEWSPAPERS. 6 P 1 , 'f' , 'il' .af N N FOR THEIR Q., , , alig n n. af 23 , ' 4 K C A Cl r H Becrr,W. Kurz, SENIOR CHORUS Jesu, Joy of Marfs Desiringu ..., ....,.,,... B och Ye, Watchers and ye Holy Ones . .... German Melody Cantata- Spirit of Christmas . . . ....,.... Reibold O Holy Night ......,,................,......,.,....., Adam Soloisfsz A. Chasar, H. Beer, VV. Kurz, G. Grim, D. Beer, D. Hahce, F. Fogol. 48 Under the leadership of Mr. Henry Rhea, the Palisades Glee Club is fast establishing a reputation of one of the outstanding high school glee clubs in the Lehigh Valley. The l956 division numbered l40. And, because of its 40 male voices was perhaps one of the best balanced glee clubs the school has ever had. The highlighting events of this year were the Christmas Vespers and the Spring Choral Festival. For the first time in the school's history, the music department pre- sented a separate all vocal spring progrom. The school's representa- tives in the 1956 Bucks County Chorus were: V. Foster, V. Fabian, M. Bodder, A. Chasar, J. Hershey, H. Beer, R. Schaefer, G. Grim, D. Hance, F. Fogal, E. Kugler, W. Kurz, R. Lowe, and T. Simmons. Also Marcia Bodder, Vaughan Foster, and Alex Chasar participated in the district chorus. 19 . N 'l -in X -E5 4 31 t ,left wg' , amz' -f , AN Besides two excellently prepared concerts, perhaps the highlighting event for the '55-'56 band, was the completion of a one and one-halt year drive for uniforms. Under the title, Palisades Band Boosters, an energetic group of students and friends ot Palisades carried on numer- ous fund-raising proiects. These included the sale of flags, a men's clothing club, and collecting labels from narne-brand products. if-W 3' SELECT REPERTOIHE March-Call to Victory . t OverturefDublin Holiday A Trumpeters Lullaby A Three Sketches tor Band To A Wild Rose .,...,. Highlights frorn Oklahoma, , . Mozart Clarinet Concerto Hotta Chocollata ...,, Asleep ln The Deep . Bobby Sox Suite . Blue Tango , . March-Thumbs Up U.S.A. . . R. L. King . , . ,Buchtel . , . Anderson , . ,,.. Morrissey .,...,..MacDowell Rogers-Hammerstein ,...,W. A. Mozart . A M, Drake . , H. W. Petrie , Harold Walters . . . , . Anderson Karl King . , it JUNIOR CHORUS The two highlighting events for this yeor's Junior Chorus were the Christmos COVITOTG ond the Eoster Concert. Besides o quartet ond duet the Contoto, The Story of Silent Night, featured Zygrnunt Ploter, Bruce Strock, Kenneth Gorey, ond Thordore Hor- woth, os soloists. The Eoster Concert was built Ground five fomilior selections of the Holy Seoson. ADVISER MR. HENRY RHEA 2 T MARY ANN MORROW CO-CAPTAIN CHEERLEADERS p E 5 R NORA o'RE1LLY DOROTHY BEER soNJA RIDGE PEGGY POWELL KNEELING: Barbara Miller, Barbara Loncarovlch, Roberta Lutz, STANDING: Joanne Curry, Phyllis Ruser, Barbara Sfahley. P 3 Sl l ii-'sw l' S W JOANN KRAUSE CO-CAPTAIN JULIE TAYLOR l SEATED: G. Neilson, D. Hance, J. Hommel, D. Czerniak, H. Hixon, J. Gregorich, W. Shirer, W. Sharrer. STANDING: E. Schai- ble, E. Lewis, A. Hobson, M. Powell, R. Clawson, G. Fachet, G. Rice, J. Klotz, Mr. Mann, N. O'Reilly, V. Foster, J. Hershey, M. Bodder, V. Fabian, L. Haines, A, Bickel, H. Trexler. D. Singer. P LLETTEERS The Polletteers this year were credited with many accomplishments. They held an art show, bought a picture for the school, constructed the scenery for the iunior and senior plays and Christmas Vesperx, and decorated the gym for the Christmas Dance and the Prom. V Mr. Mann-Advisor, R,,Clc1wson-President, M. Bodder-Vice-President, V. Fabian-Seo retary, G. Rice-Treasurer. A 54 l955 Art Club gift to the school, SNOWSTORM by W. E. Baum fi 4 45 fs-q 7 P .' l JJ: l ll P PPET CLUB Under the direction of Mrs. Horne and Mr. Mann, the Puppet Club worked very hard making puppets and writing a play for use in an assembly program. The play, written by Jean VanSant, Frank Lovell, Sandra Peters, and Joseph Worrell and staged by Frank Lovell, William Haines, Philip Andrews, and Glenn Arnold, was a fine accomplishment. .. 1-T ya , . P N King Wudin Princess Mayblossom STANDING: Mrs. Horne, Mr. Mann, G. Shelter, P, Andrews, J. Worrell, F, Lovell, KNEELING: D. Michael, J. Sciss, P. Pechner. wx, f 'x I5 ' '1' 'mf' 'X -N . s , 2 1 We V liihlf Prince Robin of Palisadia GIRLS' GYM CLUB 'M -is XSL FIRST ROW: R. Breiner, P. Kenny, L. Bergner, C. Althouse, B. Young, C. Otterboch, M. Nogorski, C. Mufh SECOND ROW: B. Mellon, J. Nemeth, Mrs. Whcite, D. Brown, E. Carr, N. Elicssen. V Q 05, .iii q.J , -L nl' , i 105 4 L BOYS, GYM CL B Sitting: W. Anderson, J. Biresch. Kneeling: J. Kunsmon, L. Schuster, R. Lewis, Mr. Smith. Standing R. Dalrymple. 4. QQSAQ 1158 President Vice-President Treasurer . Secretary A Chaplain Sentinel A , Adviser t , This year the F.F.A, entered prolects in the Allentown lege operated the school nursery prolect ran their and Reading Fairs, participated un Ag Basketball local tractor driving contest and took part in the sponsored a dance, held their annual seed campaign Trl County Protect Book Contest attended May Day at Doylestown Agricultural Col George Fachet Robert Schaeffer . , . .Steve Novak , , .,.. Paul Koch Gerald Olshevski , . ,Allen Richards Mr. Justus Meyers OFFICERS President ..... .............. . . . K. Ritter Vice-President .. .... L. Schultz Secretary .. . .. N. Nonemaker Treasurer .. ....... J. Stull ADVISER MRS. R. CARSON The F.H.A. of i956 was a very active group serving refreshments at dances, making clothes for orphanages, and attending the state convention held at Penn State in June. The representatives from P.H.S. were: Arlene Koder, Barbara Bittner, Verna Singley, and Nancy Stever. The entire region C of F.H.A. was entertained by the Palisades' girls at the high school in October. In November, the group presented an assembly program explain- ing the purpose of the F.H.A. FUTURE I-IOMEMAKERS FIRST ROW: C. Masteller, N. Nonemaker, L, Gasper, J. Blackburn, M. Hobson, N. Franklin, P. Koder J. Freeh. SECOND ROW: A. Nagy, P. Purcell, K. Ritter, A. Rothrock, P. Durnan, M. Minder, R. Landis T. Neilson, C. Pfeiffer, J. Eichlin. THIRD ROW: D. Nicholas, S. Singley, S. Mills, J. Stull, C. Blankesie J. Melchoir, B. Degan, E. Conrad, J. Behm, M. Shock, M. Carr, M. Funk, M. Carr, D. Berger, Mrs. Carson FOURTH ROW: N. Stever, M. Uttard, M. Wright, E. Curr, A. Koder, B. Bittner, L. Fisher, S. Bartleman B. Bunn. 1 1 FIRST ROW: E. Wismer, J, Von Winkle, R. Manship, W. Lines, Mrs. Carson. SECOND ROW: R. O'Dor, E, Lutz, J. Reidler, J. Reilly, R. Freeh. CULINARY ACCOMPLISHMENTS Pizza Pie Barbecue French Fries Hamburgers Fried Oysters Cookies Cake Pie Ham and Eggs CHEF'S CLUB ADVISER Mrs. Ruth Carson '...,.- ',.,.-.M A ,.,....-- ,,,...-- ..,-'ir ZW ,,..-- ,...-- .f-f- ,...,..., f -',::.,,,,, l'.,-----'M ':v ,.,....- .V ,,,,....ls F' ,,,.-f1l- '-Zz.. ,-7: -Q vip- ....... E- f'?'1f- ... r4.- 42' Z 'Lf' . -f I- .fff . sg ' i igg: -x i . U Q 5-xl ' I - fwffxl, .. fl -,ff ,W A1,... , V., 1 ' 5.2, i - X ' ... i w7L .aq QJIE., , xt! ...,,,,.,...-- ,-,-,..-- - 34 Sfxw gi 3' wk -'xi 4 kk: XS ,pd as www: awaitin- Q N ,il , ,,aW,, . MLM- su -PW B. Millar C. Otterboch N. Trumbowsr M. Boddor J. Krause H. Trcxlor V. Foster Ist Substitute Left Wing Left Inner Center Forward Right Inner Right Wing Goalie Brow v vubwm D' Bi ' 0. Hone Mover, xgfv B' B Hoqew E' get Miner' NG: ' 53005 ' Sfffi G. B- W' B.nX?iX9 STANDN X . iz. Go' 64 GIRLS' HOCKEY In 1956 more girls Turned out for the hockey team than ever before. And, with the help of Iettermen Peggy Philbin, Heather Trexler, Marcia Bodder, Anne Levy, the team chalked up more victories than the previous season. lvirs. Doris Whaite was the new coach forthe season. Left Hclfbock Center Halfbnck Right Hclfbuck Left Fullback Right Fullback Ggqlig Coqch B YOUNG M, Phiblift P. Ruser ' B. Bittner G. Trexler A. Levy Mr, Whgite Palisades Representatives in the all-star game. FIRST ROW: A. Chasar, and W. Mease. SECOND ROW: J. Klotz, G. Grim, and G. Rice. SOCCER ln a league of stiftened competition brought about by iointures forming two new schools, Palisades found the going rough. In eight games they were able to hit the win column twice. ln the annual all-star game seniors, Galem Rice, James Klotz, Gerald Grim, Alex Chasar, and Willard Mease represented Palisades in a game against North Penn, the league champion. If a winning team is to be fielded in '56 it must be built around three returning lettermen: Eric Johnson, Lowell Snyder, and Eddie Bean. COACH Mr. Walter Rohrer 66 SCHEDULE NoHhPenn... U Bethlehem .... . . Coopersburg . . . , . Newliope.. ,, NOVWIPGNH ... .. Bethlehem .... . . Coopemburg... .. New Hope . . . . Awoy Home Away Home Home Awoy Home Awoy FRONT ROW: Mgr., F. Deghuee, G. Grim, W. Mecse, G. Rice, J. Klovz, A. Chosor, R. Clowson, F. Ncsko, D Hcf1er, J. Hershey. SECOND ROW: T. Bond, G. Allem, J. Strock, L. Schuster, F. Snyder, E. Beam, F. White E. Johnson, L. Snider, W. Hershey, J. Mcrczesky, C. Bortokovits, J. Soskc, Couch, Mr. W, Rohrer. 67 , EFAJSEQWEUL z, WS, f-.Mgt 'U GIRLS' BASKETBALL The girls' bosketboll teom might well be described os young ond imexperienced-but Certoimly not locking in spirit. The teom hocl only one victory, however, it Wos ot the expense of the olumnoe, ond of This the girls ore extremely proud. Witlt only two seniors on the squad, the outlook for next seosom oppeors lovoroble, FIRST ROW: G. Trexler, C. Otterboch, N Fillmon B L Rice N Trumbower SECOND ROW: S Walter, N. Elrusseri, S. O'Reilly B Kulger K Youpc A Levy THIRD ROW D, Honce, V. Fabian, H. Trexler, S. Biggs Mrs Whoite D Czernioik 7--.. T? L-J Q Qu BOYS' BASKETB LL The 195566 cagers showed an improvement over the previous year's record. However, much was still to be desired as tar as the win and loss column was concerned. lt would seem that Palisades now has a real nucleus as sophomores and freshmen from which to build forthe future. Too, the lack ot rebounding strength which was a problem in past years will be improved through the addi- tion of several promising sophomores. This year's most consistent scorers were junior guard, Warren Kurz, and sophomore center, Eric Johnsson. The team reached its season's peak when it took the runner-up trophy in the William-Tennant Tournament over the Christmas Holidays. COACH Mr. E. Wescoe 70 FIRST ROW--R. Stover, R. Fautz, W. Kurz, R. Engle. SECOND ROW-A. Chasar, R. Gwynne, H. Scott, L, Snyder, R. Petiet. THIRD ROW--G. Balliet, mgr., E. Johnsson, J. Glose, E. Wescoe, coach. 1 sl ,. m Ll I. SCHEDULE Hellertown k Neshaminy Phillipsburg Catholicf Frenchtown Lambertvillel Alumni Tournament Tournament Frenchtown k New Hopeit Lower Moreland Jenlcintownk Upper Dublin Southern Lehigh Phillipsburg Catholic Upper Dublink New Hope Lower Moreland 'l' Lambertville Jenkintown Southern Lehigh Tdenotes away games FIRST ROW: B, Rice, P, Ruser, B. Young, M. Bodder, M, Weierboch, N. Hess, L. Yeagle. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Stricker, C. Otterboch, K. Bean, A, Levy, H, Long, M, Trumbower, P. Krotz, P. Philbin,-M. Kaufman. 72 SCHEDULE Lonsdale Lonsdale Quakertown Soudertown Pennridge Soudertown Quakertown Pennridge MANAGER Mary .lane Kaufman saws, -If . -- immune GIRLS, SOFTBALL 1955 was a building year in girls' softball since a good portion of the championship team of the pre- vious season had graduated. With a nucleus of hold- overs like Anne Levy, Helen Lang, Pat Krotz, and Nancy Hess the team hit the win column three times. '73 COACH Vera Stricker Aw- .W Y 'v '1l i Calm down Eric! BASEBALL 74 KNEELING: R. Stever, W, Kurz, R. Engle, R. Fautz, R Shively, E. Walker, D. Hafler, W. Sharrer, C. Bartakovits Record-wise the i955 team did not show the form of the previous year's Tri-county league champs. Consisting almost entirely of juniors, sopho- mores, and freshmen, the team showed sparks of brilliance but could not continue the pace to keep up with their more experienced rivals. No doubt they will miss the reliable fielding and hitting of seniors Earl Walker, shortstop and captain, and Bob Shive- ly, centerfielder. However, it would seem that an adequate shortstop replacement is available, and if the team can come up with a fielder of Shively's calibre, they will hit a winning stride in '56. STANDING: J. Hershey, Mgr.: D. Seifert, Mgr.p H. Harwick, W. Shirer, G. Bclliet, W. Messe, J. Klotz, E. Johnson, G. Grim, E. Bean, G. Rice, R. Petiet, R, Mease, Mgr.: Mr. Wescoe. Frenchtovvn ... Frenchtovvn ... HeHeHown .U Coopersburg .. Fountain Hill ... North Wales . . . FountaH1HHl... Coopersburg .. New Hope... Hatfield .... North Wales . . . Hatfield ........ BeHHehen1CathoHc New Hope ...... BeHHehen1CathoHc COACH Mr. Ernest Wescoe Away Home Home Home Away Home Home Away Home Home Away Away Away Away Home Cheer up boys. Brighter days GIRL 9 J. V. BASKETBALL flrrrrr- rmly cr ffrvv schools lrcmvre J. V. lmslcotlmll TCGms, Tlwe Pirelles wfrrr- Dirrrrrr Hrrnvvrm, l lvlrllrrr, S. Wc1lle'rr, cmd S. Borflemcm. Willrrrrn cr rlcmlvt tlrfr J. V. girls pluyccl cu very signillccmf port in rl rw-lrrprrrrg rm :rm-rf:-al for llrrr sport tlwrouglwout llwe school. rmly plrryrrrl tlrrrw qfxrrws rm l956. Prerlwups Tlwc most ourslomcling players FIRST ROW: H. Krutzcr, S. Borrlcmon, B. W0lT4rl's, IS. Goulding, J. Miller, C Lutz SECOND ROW: J Brrlrm B Mellon, E Kcsslur, D. Singer, D Brown, Mrs. Wlroifcv. 90 gr -,J -L S--7 LQQQ FIRST ROW: G Ga-hnian, R. Fautz, R Petit, J Maifzeslcy. SECOND ROW: E. Ewald, l.. Snyder, W. Hershey, W Bartz, M Ceglelslci. THIRD ROW: J Strock, J Glase,J Brand, B. Paetzell, Mr. Custer. BOYS' J. V. BASKETBALL As always, the obiect ot the J. V. team is the development ot tunda- mentals which will pay oft when the players achieve varsity status. The 195566 season produced several cagers who definitely are ot varsity calibre. In '57 Snyder, Glose and Ritter, among others will certainly push the varsity regulars hard for a starting birth, I SCHEDULE Hellertown Neshaminy Phillipsburg Catholic Frenchtown Lambertville Frenchtown New Hope Lower Moreland Jenkintown Upper Dublin Southern Lehigh Phillipsburg Catholic Upper Dublin New Hope Lower Moreland Larnbertville Jenkintown Southern Lehigh COACH Mr. R. Custer ,lf r A , Momwpl R- K ROW- R- s is no E. mba, i. Behm' BAC P , O . , F biU ' - CC' FRONT Rciqwr ll onsdwun, Mf- Smb Stfrvvffl U U ' CROSSCO UNTRY The morked the introduction of Crossfcountry ot Polisodes. Only o limited number ol meets Could be scheduled, but the enthusiosm of the boys ron high. Coupled with soccer, this sport will help to provide ample out- lets for those boys who ore interested in toll Sports. present sedson fs' Q Q FF? si Q A X KX. .Lira-ss: Y 2, 7? . ,lf .t,x5Qaf . t -sis S sz-relgek K Siv- Q 3 .Q 5 wills J r .. ge, X s K 'Rs . X f- ' p: vt ' X :zz .f - ,B Qgwr . ' efiiiiz l M 1g.e5,ssQMwe--- N.. ...., .W , F,,,,.-2- lilar lross Lountry, this vvas the first year for wrestling at Palisades. The boys did quite vvell in sev- eral practice meets, and in regular competition with Nesharninv and Bensalem they emerged victorious in both contests. l2ay Ritter, Dave Hafler, ancl Arnold Habsan, vvorc the niost consistent winners. ln thi- county tinals Dave Hafler and Ray Ritter toolc lirst place honors in their respective classes in the novice group, and Arnold Hobson and Richard Hoagland took seconds. from all indications, vvrostling vvill become a very popular sport at Palisades. SCH EDU LE 35. .. ,..Neshaininy ,, U29 24. .. ...Bensalem .. ..l2 COACH Mr. P. Scoboria WRE TLI G wx, f 'fic us... h,,,,.....-- NM X... KNEELING: R. Lewis, Mg'.g L Fink, lO3, T. Bond, lO3, G Kunsrnan, UQ, R Harwiclc, IQO, W. Pospisie, IQ7. STANDING:F Snyder,unlin1ited,D,Hafler, l85, A Hobson, 165, R. Ritter, l55g P. Scabaria, l45g R Hoagland, I38, M Fabian, l33 7' x -1 'Xiu ,,,- .......---- .,...,.- ...Q- 4 -N mag Qin 3,-Bw f X , 4, ,ff Q4 M191 JJ' ' pil 1 V' jaw ..---una af QW hr' K ! ' 'ar 'is 4 - X A i lp ,QQETSN .Ii N .K N jig i r X I ' NL A bwxx g N . A bxx ,M N' Q if -W as i in A K y 'nf-4,1-W ff ,I-B6 '16 3 ' vw im is Q lim iq? fa fiiff 'Qin' 46 QM is 'l -ll A' Il ll - amkmk,-mmwm -Q-. . r ...- :wx 1 I SENIOR ACTIVITIES HIRAM BEER-Art 2, Jr., Sr. Plays, Photo Club 3, Y'book 3,4, Dramatics 3, Glee Club 4. ARLEEN BICKEL-P. Point l,2,3,4, News I,2, Asst. Ed. 3, Ed 4, St. Council l,2, Vice Pres 3, Art Treas. 3, H. Room Pres. 3,4, Class Hist. 3, Jr. Play, P.H.S. Dance Bond 3, Hon. Sac. 3,4, Class V. Pres. 4, P.H.S. Ed. 4. JEAN BIRESCH-Maiorettes l,2,3,4, Cheerleader I, F.H.A. 2.3, Lib. 2, Glee Club 2,3, Usherette 3, Art 4. AUDREY BITTENMASTER-P. Point I,2,3, Alumni Ed. 4, P.H.S. News l,2,3,4, Dromatics Club 3. MARCIA BODDER-Hockey l,2,3,4, S'ball l,2,3,4, Cheer- leader I, P.H.S. News 2, P. Point 2, County Chorus 2, Jr.-Sr. Play, Girls Gym Club 3, B'ktball 4, Y'book 4. SYLVIA BOHLMAN-P. Point 3,4, Glee Club 3,4, H. Room Sec. 4. SUSANNE BURGSTRESSER-Glee Club 2, P. Point 3, P.H.S. News 3, Jr. Play. St. Council 3, Glee Club 4. ALEX CHASER-B'ktbaII l,2,3,4, Soccor 2,3,4, B'ball 3,4, ROBERT CLAWSON-B'ktball l,2,3,4, Soccer Mgr. 2, Gym Club 3, Jr. Play, Soccer 4, Gym Team 4. FRED DEGHUEE-B'ball I, Journalism 2, Photo Club 3, Jr. Play, Soccer Mgr. 4, Wrestling 4, Sr. Play. EARL DIEHL-B'ball Mgr. 2, Photo Club 3, Jr.-Sr. Play. ROBERT EBERT-Visual Aids l,2,3,4. MARJORIE ElCI'ILlN-Glee Club l,2,3,4, F.H.A. 2,3, Usherette 3,4, Y'book 4. VIRGINIA FABIAN-Hockey Mgr. 4, Glee Club l,2,3,4, Art l,2,3,4, Jr.-Sr. Play, Class Sec. 2, Librarian 2, Hockey 4, Nat. Hon. Soc. 3,4, Bucks County Chorus 3. GEORGE FACHET-Band I,2,3, Glee Club 2,4, Jr.-Sr. Play, F.F.A. Treas. 3, St. Council 3, Sr. Class Pres., Tri County F.F.A. Pres. 4, F.F.A. Pres. 4, Sr. H. Room Vice-Pres. SARA JANE FLAGLER-Glee Club 2,3,4, F.H.A. 2, Photo Club 3, Usherette 3,4, S'ball 4. VAUGHAN FOSTER-Hockey 2,3,4, Cheerleader 2,3, S'ball 2,3,4, Glee Club 2,4, P. Point 2,3, Photo Club 3, Jr. Play, Photographer 4, P.H.S. News 2,3, Nat. Hon. Soc. 3,4, St. Council 4. RICHARD GLASS-Visual Aids l,2,3,4, B'bdll 2,3, Sound Effects Sr. Play. JOHN GREGORICH-Vis. Aids. GERALD GRIM-B'ball l,2,3,4, Band l, H. Room Pres. I, Soccer 2,3,4, Jr. Play, Gym Club 3, Officials Club 3, Glee Club 4, H. Room Treas. 4. JEAN GRUVER-St. Council I, Glee Club l,2,4, F.H.A. 2,3, Librarian 2, Usherette 3,4, Y'book 3,4. DAVID HAFLER-B'ball l,2,3,4, Soccer l,2,3,4, P. Point 2,3,4, P.H.S. News 2,3, Wrestling 4, Sr. Play, St. Coun- cil 4. 86 LORRAI NE HAINES-Art I ,2,3,4. JOHN HERSHEY-Soccer l,2,3,4, St. Council 2, St. Coun- cil Treas. 4, Gym Club 3, Jr. Play, Y'book 3, Art 4, Wrestling 4. FRANCES HICKEY-Glee Club 3,4, Dramatics 3, Usherette 3,4, S'ball 4. ELLEN HISSIM-Glee Club 2,3, Photo Club 4, Usherette 3. WILLIAM HOMPESCH-F.F.A. l,2,3,4, Chefs Club 2, F.F.A. B'ktboll 4. JAMES KLOTZ--Vis. Aids I, Soccer 2,3,4, B'bolI 2,3,4, Gym Club 3, Officials Club 3. I JOANN KRAUSE-Hockey l,2,3,4, Cheerleader l,2,3,4, S'Ball l,2,3,4, Art Club 2,3, P.H.S. News 2,3, Glee Club 4, P. Point 2,3, Gym Club 3, B'ktbalI 4, Jr.-Sr. Play. once KRAMER-S'ball Mgr. 2, Photo Club 3, Shop Club 3. ROBERT LERCH-F.F.A. l,2,3,4, B'ktball l, F.F.A. B'lctball 2,3,4. ANNA LEVY-S'ball l,2,3,4, B'ktball 2,4, Art 2, Hockey 3,4, Shop Club 3. cAizoi. Lownv-cheerleader i,2,3, Glee Club i,2, FlH.A. 2,3, H. Room Vice-Pres. 3, Jr. Play, Class Sec. 3, H. Room Sec. 3, Hon. Soc. 3,4. I WILLARD MEASE-F.F,A. l,2,3,45 Soccer 2,3,45 B'ball 2, 3,45 H. Room Treos. 45 F.F.A. Reporter 4. MARY ANN MORROW-Cheerleader 2,3,45 St. Council 25 St. Council Sec. 45 Gym Club 35 Jr.-Sr. PIay5 Sr. Class Sec. HAROLD MOYER-Band lp Conservation Club 25 Music Appreciation 35 Chorus 4. MARIE NAGORSKI-Art I5 Glee Club 2,45 P. Point Treas. 2,35 P. Point Bus. Mgr. 3,45 Journalism 4. FRANK NASKA-F.F.A. l,2,3,45 Photo Club l,2,35 Vis. Aids l,35 F.F.A. B'ktball l,2,35 Soccer 2,3,4. BILLIE NICHOLAS-Glee Club l,2,35 Maiorette l,2,3,45 Art 25 Y'book 3,45 Librarian 25 Usherette 35 Jr. Play5 H. Room Sec. 45 Curtis Campaign Cap. 4. STEVE NOVAK-F.F.A. l,2,3,45 F.F.A. B'ktboll 2,35 Class Treos. 35 F.F.A. Vice-Pres. 35 F.F.A. Treos. 45 H. Room Vice-Pres. 45 Tri-County F.F.A. Reporter 4. GERALD OLSHEVSKI-F.F.A. l,2,3,45 F.F.A. B'ktball l,2, 3,45 Sr. Ploy5 Glee Club 45 H. Room Pres. 45 Tri-County F.F.A. Vice-Pres. 4. LOUISE PAETZELL-Journalism l,2,3,45 Art l5 P. Point 2,3,45 Glee Club 3,45 P.H.S. News 4. PATRICIA PARKER-Art l,2,35 Glee Club 2,35 Photo Club 3. JOAN PFEIFFER-Glee Club 2,3,45 S'ball 25 F.H.A. 25 Photo Club 3. MARGARET PHILBIN-Hockey l,2,3,45 Cheerleader l,2,35 S'ball 2,35 Journalism 25 P. Point 2,35 P. Point Sports Editor 35 P. Point Feature Editor 35 Art Club 25 Gym Team 35 St. Council 35 Jr.-Sr. Play. GALEN RICE-B'ball l,2,3,45 Soccer 2,3,45 Gym Club 35 Officials Club 3. ALLAN RICHARDS-F.F.A. l,2,3,45 F.F.A. Chaplain 35 F.F.A. Sentinel 4. RAYMOND RITTER-F.F.A. l,2,3,4. ' EDNA RUSER-Hockey 25 S'ball 25 F.H.A. 25 Photo Club 35 Shop Club 35 Y'book 3,45 Usherette 3,4. ROBERT SCHAEFER-F.F.A. l,2,3,4: Chefs Club 2: Photo Club 2. NORMA SCHAIBLE-F.F.A. 25 Photo Club 35 Usherette 3. JAMES SCHNELL-F.F.A. l,2,3,45 F.F.A. B'ktbaIl 2,3. ANTHONY SCHULBERGER-F.F.A. l,2,3,4. PRESTON SCOBORIA-Journalism l,25 Y'book 3,45 Jr.- Sr. Play5 Hon. Soc. 3,45 Sr. Class Treas.5 Cross Country 45 Wrestling 4. HERBERT SCOTT-B'ktball Mgr. l,2,35 Typing Club li Omcials Club 35 B'ktball 3,45 Y'book Asst. Ed. 3, Ed. 45 Hon. Soc. 3, Pres. 45 Jr.-Sr. Play5 St. Council Pres. 4. WILLIAM SHARRER-B'ball 2,3,45 Officials Club 3. 87 DOROTHY SINGER-Librarian l,2,35 Guide l,25 Journal- ism I5 P. Point Feature Ed. 25 P. Point Ed. 35 Handbook Ed. 2,35 Jr.-Sr. Play5 St. Council 3. FRANK SWOPE-F.F.A. 2,3,45 Chefs Club 25 Librarian 25 Intramurals5 F.F.A. B'ktball 2,3,4. GEORGE TOTH-B'ball 2,3,45 Soph. Pres.5 Jr. Pres 35 Chefs Club 35 Phbto Club 35 Journalism 4. HEATHER TREXLER-B'ktbalI l,2,3,45 Art Club l,2,35 Hockey 3,45 Hon. Soc. 35 Jr.-Sr. Play5 Stage Mgr. 45 Journalism 4. ANN TROUTT-Glee Club l,2,35 Maiorette l,2,35 Field Captain 45 F.H.A. 2,35 Librarian 25 Y'book 3,45 Jr. Play5 H. Room Sec. 2. MARILYN WEIERBACH-S'ball 'I,2,3,45 Librarian l5 Jour- nalism 2,3,45 Photo Club 35 Hockey 2,35 P, Point Asst. Ed. 3, Ed, 45 Hon. Soc. 3,45 P.H.S. News 2,3,45 Sr. Play. ROBERT WOOD--F.F.A. l,2,3,45 Chefs Club 25 H. Room Vice-Pres. 2. LOIS YEAGLE-S'balI 2,3,45 Photo Club 35 Shop Club 35 Y'book 3,4. KAY YOUPA-Glee Club i,2,3,45 F.H.A. 2,35 B'ktball 2,3,45 Librarian 25 St. Council 2,45 Y'book 3,45 H. Room Treos. 25 Hon. Soc. 3,45 Y'book Asst. Bus. Mgr. 3, Bus. Mgr. 45 Class Historian 4. Mrs. G. R. Bedinger Mr. and Mrs. Hiram D. Beer Mr. and Mrs. William C. Bickel Rev. and Mrs. E. E. Bieber Mr. and Mrs. John Biresch Mr. and Mrs. John Blair Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burgstresser Darrell Buss and Roxie Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Diehl Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Eccher and Dolly Frank D. Eichlin Horace Fabian Mr. and Mrs. George Fachet Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Flagler and Family Earle and Marie Freeman Mr. Roy Glass Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Holly Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John C. Gruver William W. Haines Herman Hissim and Dale Pierce Hollingsworth and Adam Jorndran Warren Koch George W. Krause John Leichliter, Sr. Wallace Levy Mr. James Litzenberger Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lowry, Jr. Olga and Helen Luther Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Reynold Moisenhalter George Moisenhalter Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Markley Mr. and Mrs. Mark Mease Mr. and Mrs. Richard Meyer Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Morris Jim and George Morrow Mr. and Mrs. Walter Morrow Mr. and Mrs. J. Earle Nicholas Shirley Nonnemacker Mr. and Mrs. Michael Olshevski Mr. and Mrs. Russell Overpeck Mr. and Mrs. Russell S. Paetzell PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. a!2c Earl R. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Parker Charles M. Pfeiffer Pfeiffer F. Philbin Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Przyuski and family Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ratushny Mr. and Mrs. George Reinbold Mr. and Mrs. George Rick Harold Rick Elsie Robertson Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Rossi Philip Ruser Mr. and Mrs. Stanley D. Seifert Mr. and Mrs. Norman Schaible Roseanna E. Schnell Mr. and Mrs. Stanley H. Schnell Mr. and Mrs. Calvin J. Sharrer Leverne Sharrer Mrs. William Mr. and Mrs. Shirer Herbert Singer Phyllis Stangil Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Swope Joe Thoms and Yvonne Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Toth and family Mr. and Mrs. Heather and Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Trexler Gail Trexler H. Fred Troutt Harry G. Walter Mary A. Walter Barbara Ann Walters Richard R. Walters Don Weierbach, Lehigh U.-57 Marilyn Weierbach Mr. and Mrs. Russell Weierbach Roger and Hilda Williams Mr. Clarence Willitts Lynda and Bonnie Yeagle Mr. and Mrs. R. Edward Yeagle L. R. Yeagle Mr. and Mrs. James P. Youpa Nora and Sheila Dot and Peg Donald Bahnck and John Biresch, Jr Jean, Judy, Jerry, and Jimmy Butch and Chas The Best Ralph and Suzi Judy Steward and Robert Stever Pat and Bob The Visual Aids Boys Mariorie and George Shirley and Horace Kay, Donna, and Jean Ginny and Dick Gerald, Walter, and George Fachet Yvonne and Richard Ruth and Paul Jean and Bob June and Herman Sally and Ken Joyce and Harry Jacque Shivik and Stan Knerr Beauty Kardos Jo and Jack Janie, Peg, Annie, and Joan Andy and Evelyn Ton and Sandy The Three Musketeers-Joe, Dick, and Fred Kim and Roger Pat and Dave Jan and Mike Joan, Annie, Edna, and Gracie Sue, Phil, and Bob Jim and Edna Franie, Janie, and Normie Jack Blair and Ginny Moosbrugger Fred and Molly t