Palisades High School - Palisadian Yearbook (Kintersville, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1957 volume:

76eP Pwemed 24, 746 eam af 1957 774Ze2mde4 Sedan! Fkmzaqlaaauzz pun- Jumrrifwr --ww-, . . ,Z had s, ss, V.,V.r,.T,.. g K y Q-2 T f ::.. Y 1 9- 5 v- -' ,. xr ,fb ' iilqm- I fe s wf' . 1 - -55 :r:'i Ex' 1 ' if .-.. 'aww X U - z1f.si3, Fm N 'ef2.-rfff iii-Fl' f-'Q ' -fs all ' Z2 .3 4- EL l ' .-., . A ik ' 1 Y -Q. ,ear :---JL., K gs' W.. 1:3 -X -f -v ull-iz, In a world in which the ever-elusive dove of peace seems determined never to be caged, the basic need is for , derstanding amon o es. lt is truly a maxim of history that the higher burns of true Mag ,f r becomes the dream of a world in which pea 5. Z ln America the : ch to be desireg-Elf ca cornerstone of de- mocracy, no so Q -if' be too great, nofao . ,f f :'l os- - .. . i mdividual. The Bibltgfff E-,h w Q Qg:T Tm off? Q- rflfai v you free, is iust or dlic wi I . s. Paliso ' - XY!-1 Schools and of cm unto gf like institutions throug iris . responsibility. Each gen , indeed each class, fgnfofiji iv' -:Trias 1' ore world conscious than its gt rs. Truly the hori- zons o e ucation can never become static. Would to God that Palisades' our Class of '57 has been richly endowed with the priceless virtues of a free education. fjfqr P' P A ff,-ff? f f- H N RRG D 'X at 4-13 N A Y' ka Q ' Z f:'?2k 'E' f 0 30 'Fixx ln appreciation of their numerous contributions to the over-all program of Palisades Hi h School I' Q I we, the Class of '57, dedicate this Palisadion to the musical organizations of our school. SGH' EDITORS: Ist. ROW-Mr, Wieder, Advisor, M. Wismer, Associote Editor. 2nd.ROW- H. Hixon, Bus. Mgr., VV. Blecim, Photography Editor, V. Grimes, Editor. EDITORIAL STAFF Editor ....... V. Grimes Act. Editor ....,... .. N. Bieber Assoc. Editor . . . . . . M. VVISYUSI' Girls' Sports Editor ...... S. Ridge Asst. Editor . .. . . . B. Kugler Boys' Sports Editor .... G. Bolliet Bus. Mgr. ..... .. H. I-Iixon Art Editor ....,.. .. A. Hobson Asst. Bus. Mgr. . . . . B. Young Photographer ........ VV. Bleom IX. Q 4' .Q I 5, 2 . 1 'T STAFF: Ist. ROW-G. Bollier, N. Bieber, H. Hixon, V. Grimes, Fillmen, B, KugIer, B, Young, S, Ridge, W. Bleom. 'NHIun., . ... ,k.., X 'CF O O S FV D. ARTISTS: Ist. ROW-A. Hobson, J. Toylor, D. Honce, J. Hommel. 2nd. ROW- Lewis, S. Kito. M. Wismer, R, Highdecker. 2nd. ROW-R. EngIe, J. Miller, N. R. Stever, E 2 flfff Sex --.. fofra --L., I D-,x N-. ,Q 1 .,,s-fx 7-T' S. -5 S 4: N477 in '---Q... ,,,,.......---... -,,.,,....,..,..........,, ....,, 0-.........a- GLENN BALLIET BARBARA AGNEW Whatever is worth doing at all is worth doing well. JACK BAKER Such sax appeal! EDWARD BEAN To him that wills ways are not wanting My book and heart must never part. Wad 731466 1461414 ! JAMES BEHM He is rich who is contented SANDRA BARTLEMAN Her voice was ever soft. NANCY BIEBER Sweet and gracious even in common speech. JANET BEHM Patience and fortitude. SANDRA BIGGS She must be seen to be appreciated. FLORENCE CARR What wisdom can you find that is greater than kindness? MARY CARR In silence is many a good morsel. JOSEPH CEGIELSKI l'Il find a way or make one! 70e56Keeaefa cwdvzae, WILLIAM BLEAM It is light enough for what I have to do! SANDRA BRADER Beautiful Dreamer. FRED BUDD Lite is too short to waste. AUDREY CLAUSEN Shes had one love for many a year. JUDY CROWTHER Blushing is the color of ROBERT DALRYMPLE virtue. How forcible are the right words! JEANNETTE EICHLIN A merry heart is the best medicine RICHARD DEXHEIMER True to his woric, his word, ond his tiiends. Oafzieafztdacowmwl MERRILL FABIAN Manners make the man SHIRLEY FAIR When she doth smile her face is sweet FRANCES FOGEL Her step is music and her voice is song. HARRY DITSCHMAN In Dixieland l'll take my stand. NANCY FRYLING Patience is a flower that grows not in everyones garden. HARRIET HIXSON A sweet, attractive kind of grace. RICHARD HOAGLAND He thinks too much: such men are danger- OUS ARNOLD HOBSON He was a scholar and a ripe good one. 70ea1cZZeaez Kogan, VIRGINIA GRIMES Essence of sweetness, model of neatness. DEBORAH HANCE A striking girl with eyes of blue. ROBERT HEIDECKER Women, women everywhere! lm gonna run for shelter! JEAN HOMMEL Ready to work, ready to play, ready to help whenever she may. EILEEN KESSLER Considerote, kind, ond neot-o combination thot con't be beot. STANLEY KITA . He's neither ci book worm nor o sociol hound, but o swell fellow to hove oround. EDWARD KOLBE The world knows nothing of its greotest men. ELIZABETH KISH ls she not brighter thon o summer morn? Dean ' WARREN KURZ Oh women! Lovely, lovely women! wt f fm PAUL KOCH A willing helper does not woit until he IS asked. EDWARD LEWIS Shorp os o frosty morning. BARBARA LINES Little lomb, who mode thee? WEBSTER LINES Do you want to run it? ROBERT MANSHI Why let the devil have all the fun? ALICE McINTYRE Beauteous, bright creation. RICHARD MESSINGER That's all there is to that Zetowzfeafztcaowiaockeadwefl ROBERT LOWE Without music life would be a mistake. EUGENE LUTZ Every inch a king. OTILDA LUTZ Laugh and be well. ll JOSEPH MONTANA Never risk a ioke, it might backfire. SHEILA O REILLY Thing. RICHARD PHILLIPS aire You can never have Too much of a good If silence were golden, he'd be a million- DAVID RAU Tomorrow will be a new day. NANCY POWERS Shes a quiet lass, until you see her out of class' 747446 Wad, om JOHN REIDLER One of The greatest labor saving devices is Tomorrow. JOHN REILLY I-lol' .ie Ford, I m coming! MAR YANN RICK In her tongue is the law of kindness. ERMA QUINBY II's a great life if you don't weaken, but I'm weakening. RICHARD RICK Simple, modest, manly, BARBARA SCHULBERGER The A and Co-operation. and true. B C's of popularity-Ability, Beauty, LEOPOLD SCHUSTER While there's lite, there's hope. KENNETH SHIVE A little nonsense now and then-is relished by the wisest men. ERNEST SCHAIBLE Every man has his fault- M4l606Zd6l640606ZZ. honesty is his. LEONARD SCHAIBLE Got o hopped up cycle, that takes off like a gun. RALPH SCHMELL Anything for a quiet life. TIMOTHY SIMMONS My appetite comes to me while eating. g . k',' 1ff'H?Q53f. r M., wwisf to - JOSEPH STEZELBERGER l'll turn over a new leaf. PAUL STEMLER Its folly to tell women the truth. ROBERT STEVER A pleasing personality brings its own re- wards. CHRISTA von BLANKENSEE A good heart is worth more than gold. JULIE TAYLOR Wad 2464 fflma A senior girl with a natural curl. GLADYS WEAVER So courteous, so kind. WILLIAM WEIERBACH Men of few words are the best men. SANDRA WALCK Here's a pretty state of things! E 1 FRED WHITE This is The most, to soy The Ieosf! MARY WISMER She moves o goddess ond she looks o queen. FAY YOUNG A dish fit for The gods. 5eaobz0 ROBERT STEVER Vice-president Treosurer WARREN KURZ President k PAY YouNc R TTR ' W 5- SANDRA BIGGS Secretory Left Oo Right: Foy Young, Sondra Biggs, Mary Wisrner, Mory Ann Morrow, George Fciclwer, Arnold Hobson Tillie Lutz, Borboro Lines, and Julie Taylor. in I if Q ,' wks x ,N ass: ,X 3 rihfwiqv ' J K ,En ,: A ' 5 f wr.. .. f 1 . A.A ,. 4,5 4. 4-if ,J N45 ,QQ 5 k E X J Q, if .wma f ' J Q55 , -ky 5 ' f . Q A l J r X ,kv Q' P , fm ,K -, 22 ., 5 Q 5,1 , f Q ,f J hfef 05 ' if 32 L Q i? 7 I 5 nl ug, po, M r EF . nd Sk'ff4 were and MQW and Gryggffismer, Jiblie T Ween- The of- Musiegggfgp Gyiybrg TH- , W . ol fwndg mel- +., Gnd F cmd ufz CIWQIQSQ rcfigws. ' and mrs. Wie-der I 09 I I n J 2 Y W i if Y-f, ' , ,L f ,.,. . ,V W -V fN-- -4- ,,.., , ,... Q4:wQiPfw sf plllll 0 y -xxyyg Q A Eccher uz Xander Young Z X Bean Young Crouse Simmons ,u.1XXmK .. m 'V-nuxs ' 5,466 Large long-needle pines dominated the decorations for the Senior's annual Christ- mas Ball. The south end of the gym sported an artihcal window and a small lighted Christmas tree to produce the ettects ot being at home on Christmas Eve, Table decor- ations consisted ot various colored candles in star-shaped holders with a sprig of ever- green and a pine cone for color. Wall silhouettes ot angels and snowflakes added to the holiday spirit. Senior high students enjoyed the very dancable music of Webster Fretz and his orchestra, Robert Shively, a former student at Palisades, took couples photographs throughout the evening. Indeed, Saturday night, December l5th., produced many precious memories for all who were in attendance. Beer - Miller Johnsson - Friend Kita - Taylor Mellon - Hershey N Mr. Simmons . Chester Binney Donold Swift . Rodger Shields Toxi Driver ... Mrs. Simmons Ethel Simmons Letty Lythe , , Lilo ........ Solly . . . Sodi Bloom . Annie ........ Mrs. Jczckson . Extros ...... , .... Timothy Simmons . Merrill Fobion l-lorry Ditschmon ... Richord Rick .. ...... Dovid Rou . Shield O'Reilly , . Mory Wismer .. Sondro Biggs . . Noncy Bieber Noncy Fryling .. Ermo Quinby Borbdro Lines . Alice Mclntyre ..... Shirly Foil' . Mory Ann Rick ., Foy Young Julie Toylor Mr. Simmons displays his temper gf in if is ' I It ,. , X gsm ' B4 . ., . , 'Q' L if Z . . 'ypii R' Letty makes the most of opportunity. 1, 'aa as gi 'ii I THE WHOLE TOWN'S TALKING, a farce in three acts, was the story of a typical family of the l92O's. The fun began when young, attrac- tive Ethel Simmons fell in love with Rodger Shields, a socialite whom she had met in Chicago. Her parents, Henry and Hattie Simmons, were flab- bergasted to learn that she had spent a whole day alone in a car with a young man! Ethel's father instantly disliked Shields and his suave, debonair manner, He had his own plans for his daughter's future. They did not include Rodger, but Chet Binney, his slovenly business partner. To impress Ethel, Binney and Henry Simmons invented an intimate friendship between Chet and Letty Lythe, a movie idol. Things were really in a state of confusion when Miss Lythe came in town for a personal appearance. ln short order FW Binney was besieged by two irrate lovers. lt ap- peared to Shields and Swift, Letty's manager and finance, that they had lost out in love to Chet. In a showdown scene both Swift and Shields converged on the Simmons home intent on fisti- cuffs. In the scuffle which followed the lights went out, and when the power was restored it was revealed that the jilted males had knocked each other out. Binney lall the while perched in the chandelierl quickly regained his composure and assumed the role of the comqueror, who had felled his foes on the field of battle. A return to normality was soon achieved. lmpressed with Chet's bravery. Ethel dropped Shields and turned to the gallant Mr. Binney. Har- mony was also restored in the romance of Donald Swift and Letty Lythe. Gentlemen of refl nement. OH h h h Trouble A Caveman's dream. fir aln't nv mold' 'gist lfs a waSl' lodyfl Seaton 77549 Girl Shy, a highly comical play, centered around the lives and loves of Tom Arsdale and Oke Stimson who were college roommates. Although quite girl shy, Tom was determined never to give into the efforts of his aunt and father to marry him off to Sylvia Webster who was the girl of their choice. To add this eternal conflict Tom further complicated the situation by falling in love with Barbara San- ford, who was far from the type preferred by father Arsdale. Roommate, Oke, the-man-of-the-world, at- tempted to help Tom by getting Sylvia interes- ted in the class poet, Alfred Tennyson Mur- gatoyd. To say the least, this well-planned scheme nearly fell through several timesles- pecially during a costume ball when some of the female costumes were interchangedl! How- ever, true love can never be denied, and it was inevitable that Cupid should reign triump- GDT. Tom's father changed his mind about the romance with Barbara Sanford. And, in all, four other romances blossomed forth as never before: Oke Stimson and Peaches Carter, Bir- die LaVerne and Chuck Mayo, and Sylvia Webster and Alfred Tennyson Murgatoyed. Even Tom's Aunt Caroline, found a lover in Dean Marlow ofthe College. To top this all off, incidental humor was provided by As'ma, the funniest wash lady history has ever produced! Tom Arsdale-who was girl shy .... Timothy Simmons Oke Stimson-who wasn't ........ Harry Ditschman Dean Marlow-Dean of College ..... Merril Fabian Peaches Carter-Oke's weakness ..... Sandra Biggs As'ma-wash lady ............... Mary Ann Rick Birdie LaVerne-movie aspirant ....... Julie Taylor Barbara Sanford-herself .... Barbara Schulberger Alfred T. Murgatoyed-college poet . . Robert Stever Caroline-Tom's Aunt .....,....... Alice Mclntyre Nancy Bieber Anthony Arsdale-Tom's father. .Joseph Stetzelberger Sylvia Webster-Tom's pet aversion. . .Barbara Lines Chuck Mayo-Birdie's affinity ...... Joe Cegielski Dig thot cool cot W z E 1 fRO5e5 are R edu, 'K 23 l 4 .V f- , .mm 'fl--mx g, ti ik. , M2115 Q . f 4 , A -ik Ah SET VW' W C Qu r 1-' , ,,,....--,....s.'a-M ,.......--...,,,.-' ..- .0 ,Sl ,,,... .Q-'A ,.,..--f ,Q-in -'tr ,, ,f' K.- Z.,-f ',,,,..-- ,uf-f M,,,,,,.,,-- if,- .f ,, 5 ff' 'f' , Aff, .. Qi . r ,,.f ,R ,J K W rrrrrbxwrmrssekrverswerrryssrrM BARRY BURLAGA .. ..... Presideni HARVEY SWOPE .. Vice President NINA TRLJMBOVVER . . , Secretary MARGARET HAGER .. Treasurer ' MR. ...... . . ACJVISEY Ray O'Dor guards cake sale treasury-Washington trip one year away! if ' ROW iz IJ. Croutharnel, K. buss, B. McCarty, M. Walters, J. Taylor, M. Safer, A, Harsh- S. Lifzenberger, J. Nemeih, V. Bieinsfein, L. Kinney, W. Pospisil, J. Biresch, W. Anderson. berger, B. Frey. ROW 2. J, Miller, C. Althouse, F. Maguise, J. Curry, S. Walter, ROW 4: G. Kunsrnan, R. O'Dor, E. Behm, B. Paeizeli, G. Allem, H. Ritter, D. Cameron, H. Young, J. Lerch, B. Sfahley, M. Hager, B. Pardoe, ROW 3: R. Fauiz, J. Koscis, K. Hoot, Harwick, C. Bariakovits. ...Ai 4,4 may The school term, 1956-'57 wos C1 very busy one for The Closs of '58. They sponsored of leosf one moior ocfivify during The three seosons thot school is in session. In the foll they orronged ci Holloween donce. During The winter months they sold cokes in The cofeterio to help defroy The cost of their senior Trip To Woshington. And, in The spring they presented The hilarious ploy, Hillbilly Wedding, plus the 'rrodifionol Prom. if 'iq My f H' x , ROW: M. Beer, J. Curry, R, Fciuiz, B. Kugler, SECOND ROW: J. Lerch, N. Trum- bower, S. Wolfres, B, Young, D. Londis ROW I: G. Kunsmcn, C, Gordon, M. Landis, C. Muth, D. Hager, N. Trumbower, B. Rice, H. Johnsson, J. Glose, B. Bulogo E. Wismer R. Freeh, J. Snyder, A. Koder, M. Bologh. ROW 4: Krofzer. ROW 2: M. Beer, D. Wood, K. Bean, N. Eliossen, N. Fillmon, G. Trexler, S, Franklin, C. Schrcnfz, A. Frey, R. Engle, R. Engle, W. l'leVSl'1SY, J- Kukuru, R- Rule, R- Wlegnef, W. D. Beer, V. Hohle, Y. Tonkred. ROW 3: N. O'Reilly, E. Kugler, H. Swope, R. Andrelonis, E. Shlfefv we if e 4 E I ., 1 - ,,, , LOWELL SNYDER . . . President FRANK TUBIELLO Vice-President GLENN GEHMAN . . . Secretory BILL BETZ ..... . Treasurer Mr, SCABORIA . .. Adviser ROW 1: B. Miller, R. Lutz, C. Lutz, V. Single-y, H. O'D0r, B. Bittner, S. Schuck, D, Berger b c J Soskq W Parsel T Bond D Jesiolowski K Hager H Altner J Fink R Phillip D ney, N. Geiser, ROW 2: E, Corr, S. Hilegos, B. Crouse, J. Freeh, S, Goulding, A, Scissomon Downey G Gehmon F Tubnello A Kulci W Miller E Stevens D Eusenhort D Chevalier R, Swope, L. Fisher, N, Poglinro, R. Nicholas, N. Hulsizer. ROW 3: G. Wrecsics, A Stone B Little A Gerstenberg 1 in N.. 4,5 p .ii . ,gk e gms' I-N, ft Y gp - N . , ,d,LL, ., . ,rf nw ti . ,,L2 , ef In 1956-57 the Sophomores centered their attention on the Spring Soph W D Hop and the less glamorous, but very vital, job ot laying the financial ground- work for that all-important senior trip to Washington. There was literally no school organization to which the sophomores did not contribute a promising nucleus of talent, Thus there can be no doubt that in the next two years they will play a major role in maintaining, and even advancing the high standards of the school. ROW 1: C. Bohlman, S, Lutz, G, Miller, C. Benner, M. Schaefer, N. Stever, B. Hayes, M. Ur- Koplin, H. Miller, D. Mease, H. Lampi, S. Schuster, R, Bleam, P. Whipman, W. Schivik, D ban, B. Walters, R. Kampia. ROW 2: B. Breithott, R Platt, A. Buckley, N. Koch, R. Mease, N. Geiser, J. Strock. ROW 4: G. Harris, R. Gillis, J. Marczesky, L. Snyder, J. Rothrock, S. Berg- Weaver, B. Bunn, L. Allen, B. Mellon, D. Brown, M. Eccher, E. Surman. ROW 3: .l. Pavlica, L. man, W. Betz, E. Clymer, D. O'Dor, P. Kerl. LU FIRST ROW: P. Pursell, L. Wifesell, D. Nicholas, J. Puvlica, S. Mills, B. Degan, A. Nagey, M. Pursell, G. Durnan, E. Gross, D, Gregorich, D. Soliday, L. Neusch. SECOND ROW: A. Lel- iedal, J. Dovico, S, Peters, C. Pardoe, K. Ritter, A. Rofhrock, D. Youpa, J. Kressly, N. Funk, D, Brand, J. Gun, J. Van Sandi, M. Utiard, E, Conrad, M. Wright. THIRD ROW: T. Sciss, R. FIRST ROW: J. Melchor, J. Stull, P. Dorman, M. Minder, J. Lapslie, L. Masenholder, L. Gasper E. Ollien-Bruns, C. Masfeller, B, Eichlin, S. Allern, N. Franklin, J. Levy. SECOND ROW: P Koder, R. Ferris, C, PeiFfer, M. Hobson, T. Gentile, M. Thomas, C. Freeh, M. Marshall, M Kirka, S. Kinney, K. Beese, S. Singley, E. Foster, N, Fung. THIRD ROW: W. Meginnes, R. Kors- Pefchner, J. Schulberger, K. Willams, D. Jackson, R. Repyneck, C. Chasar, J. Brand, W. Fachef, C. Jacobs, L. Schrolh, M. Duch, A. Rick, S. Bochniak, F. Kramer, L. Schraniz. FOURTH ROW: J. Snider, R. Kroiz, G. Hulsizer, R. Scaboria, R. Opitz, R. Kloiz, D. Osmun, P. Fenninger, L. Spenser, G. Schcilfer, W. Bealer, R. Roy, J. Worell, G. Place, H. Melchiar. of 7960 ner, N. Mills, T. Behm, R. Kressman, H. Karnp'a, W. Flnady, R. Fox, W. Hanes, P. Ruser, T. Cegielski, F. Laval, M. Hammerslone, H. Mackinnin, J. Biresch. FOURTH ROW: G. Arnold, C. Trauger, R. Miller, B. McCarty, P, Miller, R. Mackey, D. Srangil, E. Jesiolowski, B. Kline, C. Diehl, D. Miller, R. Kolbe, P. Andrews, F. Michaels, D. Koehler. FIRST ROW: J, Singley, N. Meyer, D. Larbach, S. Hafler, M. Cochran, G. Weaver, M, Kulscher, L. Kramer, E. Carr, F. Breslin, C. Wildonger, P. Gilliland, S. Fabian, S. Kilpafrich, L. Gardner. SECOND ROW: J. Jesiolowski, D, Michiel, J. Bennick, D. Hickey, C. Speakman, R. Andrews, D. Sfockberger, L. Ruth, E. Budd, L. Schultz, B. Kessler, S. Spinoza, L. Hulsizer, A. Pursell, B. Freeman. THIRD ROW: J, Ziegenfuss, T. Laringer, R. Evans, L. Michener, A. Klimer, R. FIRST ROW: Eliassen, J. Sciss, J. Zelfhonogo, E. Borowifz, S. Balogh, D. Singley, D. Mich, D. Harpel, P. Gillis, P. Schultz, D. Blearn, P. Ziegenfuss, R. Weaver, D, Difschman. SECOND ROW: D. Conrad, B. Wosmund, D, Harpel, J. Oishevski, J. Krial. K. Leliedal, P. Backlund, C. Somp, C. Kosher, E. Lippincoti, S. Snider, L. VonSondr, A, Gresh. THIRD ROW: R. Clausen, Schromm, R. White, D. Binner, C. Schaefer, Z, Platier, R, Roy, M. Elky, J. Zangley, W. Coch- rane. FOURTH ROW: L. Giesmon, K. Shorage, G. Reidler, F. Fox, D. Schuck, L. Lauchner, J. Koehler, S. Eccher, H. Bohlman, T. Litzenberger, M. Thomas, L. Bond, F. Templeton, N. Frank- lin. 041 67 J. Scheks, M. McPeek, T. Lifki, A. Hanchkirk, T, Horwafh, W. Walclc, P. Marczesky, K. Walters, R. Mills, G, Betz, J. Nemeth, K. Fisher, M. Richards, L. Schoenenberger, W. Carr. FOURTH ROW: J, Zwongli, T. Hudson, C. Lehr, D. Weaver, B. White, W. O'Odor, D. JeI'Terson, K. Gorey, B. Strock, A. Wieser, D. Cameron, F. Benner, FIRST ROW: L. Mease, H. Kline, J. Spinoza, J. Hess, S. P ,LN Y eter, K. Miller, S. Opitz, J. Lan Y dis, Weaver, M. Hudyma, W. Jameson, R. Ruser, A. Hynds, J. Cochran, N. Jesialowski, D. Deckert M. Mease, N. Carr, D. Reimel, O. Mindler. SECOND ROW: C. Horwath, H. Fatchet, R. Kirk, B. Cameron, E. Hilbert. FOURTH ROW: G. Heidecker, S. Hermanovitch, R. Lutz, R. Cochran J. Hertz, J, Beam, Y. Wogatt, D. Boblman, L. Seabovia, J. Fatchet, F. Witte, W. Fink, L. R. Bodcler, E. Nicholas, K. Gross, J. Solar, G. Hahn, B. Bahnck, D. Lord. Berger, P. Ruser, M. Vordran, R. Bahnck THIRD ROW: L. Tavlor, S. Atherhalt, J. Kosik, M. Strauss, H, Wright, H. Adams, G. Blowars, W, Skrilety, P. Nothnagel, R, Gross, M. Stemler, FIRST ROW: B. Marczesky, P. Rush, S. Christman, B. Gehman, E. Jabs, H. Corsner, K. Sharrer, R. Shirer, 'J. Miller, H. Cook. FOURTH ROW: M. Berger, K. Stanley, B, Eccher, P. Parsil, D. J. Houseworth, J. Ulmer, K. Nichloas, G, Bond, M. Wagner, D. Ritter. SECOND ROW: W. Miller, E. Oplyche, E. Ridge, G. Pine, S. Holland, C. Singley, H. Smith, M, Keller, M. Wright, Koch, J. Hayes, G. Knolsle, W. Smith, J. Deiterly, R. Litzenberger, P, Reichert, R. Hommel, R. Miller, D. Eichlin P. Williams, W. Kurismari, W. Weierbach, F. Gasper, R. Wood, THIRD ROW: B. Mease, C. rl 3 K f s l I U ,A,., ....,,f-'-'1 '- W -, .A ,. . v ,,,,,.....,............... .f ' W A W ,..---- -1::g'... M nfv 'm v. ! ..-----H H M345 -,,,.,..-ff--v' B ',,...-vw---.,... ,- . W, 3 --1' 'Aww 1 1 , W .4 -I- 7 2 rm, ' .3 M A,., -'MWWM H U ,,,......-. ' ,t J. - A ' '5,?.7' m,,,,,W....w........u.-- .,,.. ,.-. ----' te ,I XO N J, .. ....-o X A nf 4 f K 4 Q A 'f ,f - ,WH L Wh, -af, A ur, W' '- ,.-':--:3,.f:-3,.. , ,- C . -f .... .-,,,nl- ,,,...- ' . s ff- dr... 4,-ew. iv- vw' -V -- .. mf' A .. 'ff' Q 5 W ZJMMW V . 'I' ,A - 5' H M,',,, I , , 'r - ,N ' 'AN V 4 . if V ii.. ---'- -- 4 V- WI! 4 -,,- I jr .....-...... , fgqgstlulu- ,. 'H - in-11 ' ..................-,. J, .2 .-,,-v '- ,,,- svn- x df' .. 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' -mu - - , ,4.4 ...Q 4 --- ,, A -- ' Y. ...Y ..,. 4 .......,., -' . f .4 - o Q...,., 1 J. -f -' Q ff P 2-ff, Q- - : TT ' 2. 3 4 - ...-- 'K -.D .....- nf' -' H' N Y , ' 'f' N 11 ' g 5 -:: A - , ,M -H45 2.2. .............. jf E - . ..- I, ,,,. HL.: I , ' , C , 'L , - , -- -- X ' .....,. ,. - -........ f a X ' uv' ,, ........ - C v sy W-- AY .-f-Q-.-.-P V 04 -.--,-1...-Q ------,-,-------' '-'f-'-'--- - - , ..---1------M A i?' . n -- on administers OU' U' O During the i956-57 term, the Student Council made great strides. Among their sponsored activities were two dances, the showing of eight lilms to the entire student body, and the printing of the school hand- book. ln addition to this, funds were raised through the operaion of the Student Council store which sells school supplies. Besides this the Council also aided the school financially by paying for one issue of the Pen Point, purchasing flags, flagholders, and banners for the Band, and paying for P.H.S. news pictures. PreS- Hobs SEATED: R. Bohnck, Z. Plater, J. Stull, H. Cooke, V. Grimes, G. Balliet, W. Hershey, Sant, D. Jefferson, R. Fautz, T. Horvath, A. Rick, R. Rick, F. White, H. Miller, J. A. Hobson, Mr. W. Fluck, S, Biggs, P. Nicholas, J. Zangli, D. Brown, E. Kugler, M. Cegielski, B- VVGlT9fS, C, Jacobs, l- l30l'0WlfZ, J' Ffeeltf M- WFiQl'lT, D- WSCWSF, R- Hobson, S, Eccher. STANDING: J. Bean, C. Horvath, M. Kulscher, N. Funk, J. Van Corsner, D- Bohlmun, Gnd J- HSFTZ- 5 .. - ..:.: ' ,. , Q .lf vsfffff , K K ' X 5 . Zvxifgl 3 V' w f' l rf, . . E Q mf V F Arnold Hobson William Hershey Sondra Biggs Glenn Balliel ff Presidenl Vice-President Secretary Treasurer ,J '- l' l Al. r if .. NX W- fl 0 N' ' .,.: .,,. Sld. Council Reps. leave for District Convention. Wm. lil ,ii-Q2 W 22 5153 'S M, 61 11 Fine quality, price S2.00! During The yeor I957, Thirteen people were inducTed To The No- Tionol Honor Sociefy. They were: Fronces Fogol, Glenn BollieT, Worren Kurz, Michelle Beer, Joonne Curry, Ronold FouTz, EIizobeTh Kugler, Joon Lerchg Nino Trumbower, Shoron Wolter, Borboro Young, Mori- eTTo Londis, ond Virginio BIeisTein. ProboTion members were: Borboro Bunn, Noncy I-Iulsizer, VVolTer Shivik, .Iohn Glose, Erik Johnson, Noncy Stever, ond Elsie Surmon. To obToin membership To This society o sTudenT musT disploy o high degree of leodership, chorocTer, scholorship, ond service. 36 1 , 1 OFFICERS Shielo O'ReiIly PresidenT VVorren Kurz . Vice-PresidenT Nino Trumbower . SecreTory EIizobeTh Kugler . Treosurer SITTING: E. Kugler, N. Irumbower. STANDING: W Kurz, S. O'Rielly. I T , A t .ss -, it 1 1. 3 K f 5 5 f . Y ya! rw f QQPPQ eieig r. F r, aww-gi, 1 f, if if ,.wf'sG13vM3YrTil fe.-f-fir! sfi f vw gif! n j as fl qsJ,.,py gjgfyt f .vrnfa 'qgyEvggg5j5. Q . if N. Bieber lends helping hand. FIRST ROW: R. Lowe, N. Bieber, J. Behm, H. Hixon, S, O'Reilly, F, Carr. BACK ROW: E. Carr,J Behm H Kratzer, R. Plate, E, Surman, E. Moore, - Advisor, N. O'Reilly, D. Beer, M. Carr, B. Gerhart, J Curry The Future Teachers of America, a newly formed club at Palisades under the supervision of Mr. E. Moore, became a very popular or- ganization. To obtain experience in teaching, club members substituted frequently in the elementary and iunior high schools. Some members also attended State Future Teachers Conventions. 37 .I S, X. 609 EDITOR ........ ASST. ED. . . . . BOY'S SPORTS ED GIRL'S SPORTS ED. ..... . PHOTOGRAPHER ADVISOR ...... adsl SHELIA O'REILLY NORA O'REILLY .. . FRED WHITE SANDRA BIGGS WILLIAM BLEAM .. E. E. MOORE FIRST ROW STANDING: B. Purdoe, A. Mclmyre, G SITTING: N. O'RieIIy, S O'RieIIy. STANDING: E. E. Moore, Advisor, S. Wolfer, F. Whife, S. Biggs,J. Vveqyerf B, Sghulberger, S, Biggs, N. Eliossen, MG H. Krmzer. SECOND ROW: H Cegielski, B. BurIc1go. Curry, F, C uire, Typing up The interview. f-A23 5 In ,L ?. 7. S, EDITOR .....,. ...... F AY YOUNG ASST. ED. ......., NINA TRUMBOWER BOY'S SPORTS ED. .....,. JOE CEGIELSKI GIRLS' SPORTS ED. .. NANCY ELIASSEN PHOTOGRAPHER ...... WILLIAM BLEAM ADVISOR . Difschmcm, B. Burlogo, F. Whi mon, J. Behm. ...E.E.MOORE Ie, J. Cegielski, T. Sim- SITTING1 F. Young, E. E, Moore, Advisor. STANDING: J. Ce gielski, N. Eiiossen, F. Whiie, N. Trumbower Ugg? .W 4. J Checking The clssignmenf sheet. , Awww- X V-W .J x 5 WW ff I 5 5 ' 1 I Aw. xy, i -an-A f si' 2 ll if k'k' A uniformed Band-the first in Palisades' history. ganna! i T l SELECT REPERTOIRE Colonel Bogey ....,................ . . . Ambrose Thomas . E. F. Goldman Alford Raymond Overrure .....,.. Echo Waltz lTrumpet irioi . Espana Rhapsodie ........... ..... C habrier lst Symphony list movementi .. ..... Brahms Nutcracker Suire ............. . . . Tschaikovvski Pavanne .......... ......,........ M orfon Gould King and l .............. Rodgers and Hammerstein Concertina CClarineT solol .................. Weber Merrimenr Polka fClarineT soloi . . . . . . Barnard Toy Trumpet .................. .... S cott Bolero Non .............. . . . Kurtz . . Sousa Sfars and Stripes Forever ,., 41. X' 'WY' I Sum DIRECTOR Mr. Homonay OFFICERS SEATED: N. Bieber, H. Hixson. STANDING: J. Baker, H. Ditschrnan, D. Rau. The Band began the year with new s irit new d p , songs, an brand new uniforms. The Band Boosters, a group of parents and friends of Palisades, took the financing of the uniforms upon themselves, In connection with the new uniforms, credit is also due Mr. Mann, art instructer, who designed the colorful emblem which is worn on the sleeves of the uniform. In September the band toured the Elementary Schools of the Palisades District and gave a brief concert at each. In October they marched in the Halloween Parades at Springtown, Fountain Hill, and Milford, N.J, In March they gave a concert in the First Presbyterian Church of Milford, N.J. And, the main event of the year was the Fourth Annual Spring Concert which took place in May. BANNER J. Stull, S. Singley il u f 1 f I . Q. i .QA ., 1.52 AWE Q.-5 f1 '5 lqn-A-wmv wg TRUMPET TRIO K. Garey, D. Rau, H. Hixson COUNTY BAND REPRESENTATIVES SEATED: W, Fink, D. Ber Beer, J Fink. STANDING: D. Rau, H. Ditschman, J. Baker ger, M. CLARINET TRIO P. Nicholas, J. Baker, N. Bieber S x MAJORETTES: Left Yo Right: L. Allem, P. Pur- sell, D. Nicholas, C. Muth, B. Crouse, C. Althouse, M. Minder. Without a doubt these six classy young lasses are one big reason why the Palisades' marching band has become a very popular aggregation. ln addition to the parades staged during the regular school term, these strutters did much to help place the band much in demand over the summer months. 9531:-if OYFSQ l When six snappy color-guard uniforms arrived in late November, the outlitting of the PHS Band was completed. The task of selecting the lucky ladies who would wear the uniforms wos a difficult one since there were many anx- ious applicants. COLOR-GUARDS: Left to Right: S. Walter, B. Young, N. Trumbower, A. Buckley, B. Rice, J. Miller. 0-' Modf:mie1y,with fi vt fi J. MCDERMOT D' 1 ,,.,...W.....W... 1 ul .i i J TJ J 0 ... ,...,ff..u..M-.-..,. ...n -.,.M-,a.,,, f1..--d. ..... ....T...-.--- Ra w M 'l:: 'W' NMMWMW 4V,' W '-'A F ' ' Y A-tw Y 71,7 - -- -- 2 wr-, M A --. I S . 3: 'F v 4N'T '-my I ily' T ' m.. ., ,.,..,A M .- W The Royal Palisadions, a real cool group, was organized in 1956, under the .1 4 4 lf 'A Wfi 'M'E 2.9135 ' direction of Mr. Robert Homonay. Their activities included exchange assemblies, five W ,,,V,n ,c,,o,, ,C .. ,...,, ----...jg.- -MMM M ' mwmMQT ' dances at. school, and two dances for teenagers at the Bamboo Room at Menlo Park. ,.....,....W,1 Band'members included: C. Chaser, M. Cegielski, J. Baker, D. Youpa, and E. g X? . . . . A4 1 1 Stevens, saxophones, D. Rau, K. Gorey, L. Berger, trumpets, M. Fabian, J. Fink, H. Cook, J 1 1 TT ffm- rrwi -VVA -7-4, trombones, W. Fink, violin, M. Ellcy, clarinet, J. Dieterly, bass violin, The remaining mnwlfxi-HW WMWWH AAAIA M g bulv three members were our tom-tom boy, H. Ditschman, soloist, R. Lowe, and the accoml Y . Y x r lei-..i1M'e Panist, Judy Melchoir. T' If, 'WT 'm' rw... . ty- W-. .. ...,.,. ,,.....,,d.,.-,......, ,... .ff iw W 3' .,,.. .....,.,,,,,..,u,,,,,.M,,b,. ..,, ..,,,,,, WA., .,,.,...g,..,. l M A,-W--MQW-,ef Alff M-0 -we-W -M-W-M LM .gg.5.,:1Em g.g1Wi 'r--ir -W . fig W'tLrij.!if'i:rg4g3' dMWe,...g',W w4 W Y ?c.Qfg1riiQMigli ,J .,., Q,K,wLw.,. ...g i l, .... , T., .,... - -5.,...,..-..,----,.. ,',,-f Nw- rerr- rrr, R ,J F if R fr, if ff L Vx, - R 1' F +3 e .- Ref' i vrkwn Nw .W M., ,WWW-mM,W ,,.. . A- I VMMWMWV Va We r' W , g FZXMMMMM-rwere,-MKMMWWM 3, N t-Q-..4....,,,,..-ff 8 '.'T'-as wa V 5 i. 'K' 'A ,M-M-ff ' ,M-- ' 7 '-M. .wv r'Q '? 'T EM!-., in r rf L. V g gl W V' 9 1 mv l gum fx Q f5 j 2.'Hr 'V Erik Johnsson R0b9 7 STQVCV 'fi J X William Hershey Warren Kutz A , s OCTET ,K Lillian Kinney Yvonne Tonkred Ann Horshberger Frances Fogol 44 Robert Lowe Robert Stever ln T956-57 the Chorus concert schedule was expanded to include Thanksgiving, Spring Concerts at the School plus performances at Central Bucks and Neshaminy High the group traveled to Perkasie and participated in the dedication service tor a new addition to the E.U.B. Church. A tund-raising campaign was begun in the fall to place an electric organ in the Memorial Audi- torium, thus greater variety would be possible for choral presentations. A local clothing manufacturer volunteered to make army fatigue cloth, purchased by the school, into men's slacks as a gratis service to the school. Thanks to this effort a respectable nest egg was channeled into the tund. Some ot the outstanding numbers sung by the Chorus were: Jesu, Joy ot Man's Desiring, Ave Vernum, Go Tell lt on the Mountains, Psalm l5O, The Crucifictionf' Plenty Good Room, l Got Plenty O' Nuttin, You'll Never Walk Alone, One World, Red Wing, and Echo Song. X 5 new if-fefzittxriwfrimf CHRISTMAS PROGRAM Bring A Torch Jeannette Isabella Lo! I-lovv a Rose E're Blooming .... Under the Stars ............. The Message .... SPRING CONCERT Allah's Holiday ............ Tea For Two ............... Little David Play On Yo' Harp ............... French Carol . . Praetorius . . . . Brown . . . Stults ..... Qriml .. Youmans .. . Spiritual Soloists: Dolores Hickey, Diane Laubach, Ronald Bodder, David Lord, Donald Deckert. .WW i ',', Sorry, Too Eusy u fn I gif I I Hill No Extra Phofo Wolfer Shivik, Russell Blecm, Bill Bleam. 0 WHO OPERATES THE AMPLIFYING SYSTEM? WHO OPERATES THE SWITCHBOARD? WHO OPERATES THE CURTAINS? WHO OPERATES THE SPOT LIGHTS? WHO OPERATES THE AUDITORIUM PROJECTOR? WHO HANDLES CLASSROOM AUDIO-VISUAL AIDS? THE ANSWER-MESSRS. BLEAM, BLEAM, AND SHIVIK 47 INSET: Mr. Myers. FIRST ROW: H Altncr, K. Huger, D, Rule, B. Phillips, R. Fox, G. Diehl, R. Bochmon, H Melchoir. SECOND ROW: G. Wrescics, D. Downcy, D. Chevlier, A. Gerslenberg, L, Schronlz, D. Jackson, R. Opitz, W. Becller, R. Plmlllips. THIRD ROW: J. Kukuro, R Rule, A. Kuki, F. Kramer, K.5hive,W.Lit1le, G. Kunsmrm, W. Andcrrson, H Hmwucle. FOURTH ROW: J. Brand, D. Gleser, W. Fochef, R. Repyneck,J. Povliccx, B. Betz, L. Koplin, P. Koch, W. Wcierbcmch. W4 ' kiwi.. The Future Farmers spent a very active year under the capable lead- ership of their president, Bill Weierbach. They began the year preparing their projects to be exhibited in the Allentown Fair, entitled Are You Properly Insured? They also individually exhibited many of their crops. The school received a trophy for having the second highest number of exhibits in the fair. Their first formal activity was the attendance of a Leadership Train- ing Conference at Parkland High School where they studied parlimentary procedure. Among other things, the boys planted evergreens in the hotbed be- hind the school, and sold seeds, Bermuda onion sets, and the Farm Journal Magazine. This year the boys were very fortunate in having a course in elec- tricity. A representative from the Metropolitan Edison Company came weekly to instruct them. Besides things which pertain to farming, the boys also entered a basketball team in the Bux-Le-Mont League and made a good name for themselves by finishing among the top three. They concluded the year by sending tive representatives to a three day convention at Pennsylvania State University. F ' 3 . .I OFFICERS: FIRST ROW: J: Kukuru, Vice-President, B. Weierbach, President, P. Koch, Secretory K. Shive, Treasurer. SECOND ROW: G. Kunsman, Reporter, R. Rufe, Sentinel, D. Geiser, Chaplain Mainstays of Ag. basketball team: FIRST ROW: H, Harwick, H. Ritter, G. Kunsman. SECOND ROW: B. Anderson, D. Cameron, J. Biresch. MISSING: D. Geiser, L. Koplin. Ag. project as exhibited in various local fairs. -intra fit. f QF FQQRM Yami wr Ne 49 '4 I956 was the tirst year for a Sportman's Club at Pal- isades. The aims of the Club are good sportsmanship, hunt- ing safety, co me-rvation, and the gpoper methods of handling fireaiix I' Camden the diiject oyff Mr. Cramp the club made greg es , rough l t ear. Some of the accomplished protect I f Pennsylvania Game Laws, preparation to ii' A trapping season, and the identification of W I ', ' is '- . 1 Y . g W . ff .,, if ,Q , llA 5 its W .. ,gift W ril' I Q 'i,V l:.V fl .. - , ct,, W 'R ...We E me fr-1-t.........iL'ii....:g:.. ' ' ii' W . 3 N 'S--.A....,--w,...,.,s, Y '-, N... N , -'-Q-.MN . . ml' T I FRONT ROW: L. Litzenberger, B. O'dor, O. Gasper Bahnck D Deckert J Hayes M Hudyma Mr Gramp advisor. BACK ROW: J. Little, M. Schafer, L. Moienholde J Pa Inca J Free E Steve s OFFICERS JAMES PAULICA . . EUGENE STEVENS BILL LITTLE ...... . . . JUDY FREE 50 President Vice-Pres. Treasurer Secretary RIFLE CARE ET ' Q 6' '6' To 5 ' O' -3 3 3 ua 3 6 3 3 C O- c U -U 3- 5 Z 1 Q U' 3 ' 3 S N 3 O Q- Q -- 1- .. F If Qi 1 :D 3 ff- F' vu XXV' CD 1 'YD 5 '- O ' n . 1 5' A 2 T 9 .. 1 KN: 'X cn xxx ,U 5 Lg gn L x ' LQ - 1, XXAQQOX X new ' u R, , O -'N an X 5 gt 5 Q Q X S 3 ' P . ', ' 0 ' ' ., N '+-gx53flfD flaw' I - 5' Q p : ,Q M X ' .1 o no ' x 3 u 1 - - O 1 .. C7 TU ' 5' 1 iii' - , 'h 'U 0 D' . 5 U 3' 0 K 5.1 fwgsqqs ' I ., fc P E ? Us Ox lN 'I5 T n- '- 5 E 2 F ' , - X Q ' 1 2 Q Q , -- K X A , 5 Q. , .' X , g K? rn 1 'ulxx 4 f N ggx ?.. if Q3 Lf. 'X 'X Srfu. -5 I 1 . 'EE 9, 2 3- 2 rw j 3- 31. uv ' E '-f' FD 0 1 6 :K E a K 8 6 S F 2 G, 9. Q E 'Z' fl X U' un -+ so 2 FU I O N ua O r 2 3 2, .. g Dk SI' ' 5 5 5 nb C 3 3 5 ,,, sn 75 Z 'X' r- 3 U m .4 rn JP I- C no D -4 -4 2 O 0 0 Z Q. Z JP JP Z ' 2 70 Z I 0 .. U Q Z ,Q w gy 0 ,Q . 2 ii g U, - Q - sf - 5 g Q ' 5 5-' 5- 2 S 3 3- I O F3 s- Z' 5 A fu -1 Yung, ,X,, 51 , ff I f ' f fl ., Q ' 194:-' f I - 136 , was, ..., I -A NM., ., ii 1 V - iyisw i ui.... f' 5 ,mbawnwzfxf . Under the direction of Mr. Monn the Polletteers formed the nucleus of every group responsible for artistic embellishments in the school. Their octivities included such undertokings os ploy scenery, bockdrop for bond ond chorus pertormonces, Christmos trim, donce decorotions, ond vorious posters ond program booklets. In oddition, eoch member hod his own pet proiects which were sondwiched in between the school responsibili- ties. The Club's gift to the school in l956 wos ci Monn pointing of Spring- field Church. FIRST ROW4E. Lewis, J. Hommel, D. Honce, R. Rick. SECOND ROW: C. Bcirtckovits, R. Stever, E. Schioble, E. Beon. K fl lil? EDWARD LEWIS JEAN HOMMEL . .. DEBBIE HANCE . . . RlCHARD RICK OFFICERS . . . President Vice-President . . . Secretory . . . Treasurer Ni fe Smgley r NSIIHQQ6-'Reilly Mu rionIfLlfrbqn Juizefnpqyipf 'V P-dt, Kinney Bohr!-J-E' MQII on JoannECif?R-ry WA-rv iKinf1ev IQG-fffhleen Ritter Sonia . Borbarq 7S4IdhI6y,',i ' ' J. Curry, D. Beer, J. Tovlor. N. O'ReiIIv, B. Sfohlev. MISSING: S. Ridge, FIRST ROW: B. Mellon, K. Ritter, P. Kinney, M. Urban. SECOND ROW: M. Kinney, S, Singley I f if 'nik ,i. ,,h S ,, New at Palisades in 1956, the Varsity Club, under The leader- ship of Miss Stoneback and Mr. Blair, Teamed with the Afhlefic Associ- ation To sponsor a Miniature Fair. Proceeds from The event were placed in a fund to purchase an acfivifies bus, plus monogram sweat- ers or iackeis. FRONT ROW: Miss Stoneback, Coach, S. Waller, G. Trexler, B. Kugler, J. Taylor, D. Beer, S. Ridge, B. OFFICERS: Betty Kugler, Secreiary, Warren Kurz, P Young, B. L. Rice, N. Eliassen, N, Trumbower. SECOND ROW: Mr. Blair, Coach, W. Pospisil, R. Fauiz, Ronald Fauiz, Treasurer, Dick Engle, Vice-President E. Johnsson, M. Fabian, J. Behm, W. Kurz. THIRD ROW: W. Hershey, G. Balliet, R. Engle, G. Kunsman, H. Harwick, T. Bond, R. Petiet. FOURTH ROW: R. Sfever, C. Bartakovits, G. Allem, E. Kolbe, L, Snyder, L. Schuster, N E 3. kk. ,X resident K. X 1. 1 G ,-115W nl .., db ff Q- if Lf 6,25 1 1 Qwxm f Hx 1 1:1 ' ' E-'Q fi ' be QQ' Q, , 6. asm, , 1 I X t - it I 5-7, f x U: 1 If . A t I A 3 2 X., x - , . V 4'-7 Q ,r ' -w 5 QS T' 'T-Z. . r r K' ,, 1 '02, , -- f . Q 2' ,K q 3 9+ Q1 - W, if 'gg A ,,f 'lf'f 7 '3 ,, .,4. u ' S 5250 h ,jf 4 -ff' 2 .....-f- 2, 4' 2 E .I .z,,::::'--- 1, ? vm ' 'V .,. .,.. A .,,b1 ,.,. Q ., ' , IEW' W 2. E X -V .- ' ff MW Q' fi n H' .. 1 --'J-ff' ' f -f-f': x x fri. - Nag? : v X I 1 ,iw X g .D xfcx N -. ' 'fl if- 1--x f . '9 ' t x3?!f494 PQ, 'V v-JJZEAI, ' :'5'- .. '-- - f We NA X V- 'n. x 8 'cgi ...... .... Q 3 , . ' b , 'f. ' ' MTR rv -M '14-5 ' I C w,,4f..f:'.+f - Af' l: V ig F? S E ' fb-pf!! 1' ,,,,,....f---4-'S'-f-'ali' i ' J W' E: 'mi I 1A,iA u ' 'W f MWA- ' . 'QM- 4'A' f ' Q J- A, if 5 ' ' X -1:5 94 23 ,.,.f faff 2 - - ggiff' , - --- 'w Q4 ,,...f., .pf ff ,,,...,,,.f W,,,,,, A . - ttQf,..2f-, N--P ......- 4 - i' A .gf My 3 ,ff-Q Wfw -fi-N . --.- .. I I f v A, - h J E ' .1 , ' ,Q ,, f-I 3'-1' h A n.,.1. '..,.w.w42:imh,v-.BM 'V' s In 1956 the girls' softball program was seriously hamp- ered due to the tact that the lassies did not complete in the Bux-Mont League. Nevertheless, in the few indepen- dent games scheduled the Pirettes showed the same spirit and determination that in past seasons made them a per- ennial threat in league play. Mrs. Whaite - Coach M. Bodder - Senior .IUNIORS and SOPHOMORES-FIRST ROW: P. Ruser, N. Trumbower, B. Rice, S. Walters. SECOND ROW: B. Young, B. Moyer, C. Otterbach. A. Bittenmaster - Senior M. Wierbach Senior L. Yeagle - Senior e sfeo 's on! Slugger, Orterbczch Naughty, Naughty, you missed The bolll Out of home-faithful Murcia. A ti ti- L ix: gi M555 ' ne SCHEDULE Central Bucks Frenchtown ...... William Tennant .. Hellertown ...... New Hope .... Fountain Hill .... Southern Lehigh .. Bethlehem Catholic New Hope ....... Bethlehem Catholic Southern Lehigh .. Quakertown .... New Hope .... Quakertown .... Southern Lehigh .. Upper Dublin . . . The T956 baseball team was of mediocre caliber. ln league competition the team was good enough to win the upper halt of the Tri-County league by defeating New Hope and Southern Le- high twice. But in non-league competition they had trouble win- ning. Next year's club should be very successful because it will be composed of experienced iuniors and seniors. The team participated in the Tri-County League Championship game and lost to Upper Dublin 3 to T in a close game. X vm my A X is A nv N V . , N Y f' , A Q-5 x 'fm 8 W E. Wescoe Coflfh J. Kl0'Z Rice - P- and OF D. Hafle' ' O F. A--fm, . 'Wg '- V 3. W. Mevse ' IF 5 . . -NA... FRONT ROW: R. Engle, G. Bollief, W Kurz, R. Foufz, H. Horwick, R. Perief, J. Morczesky, W Befz, G. r- QF Gehlnon. BACK ROW: C. Borfokovifs, Mgr., W. Shirer, J, Kukuro, L. Snyder, E. Johnsson, E. Kolbe, J. A. Chase Strock, W Crump, Coach. W. Sharrer ' IF' 59 ln the record book the l956-'57 school year must go down as a sad one for the girls' bas- ketball team. The Pirettes, coached by Miss Stephanie Stonoback, were not able to post c win in league competition. However, there was a noticeable improvement in team offense and defense. The loss of only one starter makes the pos- sibilities for next season appear bright. FIRST ROW: S. Walters, M. Thomas, B. Rice, N. Trumbower, C. Benner. SECOND ROW: G. Trexler, S. O'Reilly, B. Kugler, N. Eliassen. THIRD ROW: Miss Stoneback, S. Franklin, M. Uttard, B. Miller. I1'f1Ie5fhl-Ofhe Qi,-, Ah, 50 graceful! SCHEDULE Fountain Hill . .. .......... .. .Lower Moreland Southern Lehigh Lower Moreland Fountain Hill .. Southern Lehigh 60 f E. F? ww' 2 i ff'?'ff .5f3'E5 fq 3E PB Kg.. , g 5,121 ff . is X 1 71 x ?-6 is JQ , . fa Q F5 A 1 12 agp. ,, . .. ,,, ' -Q, W 'r w7s5,I'5 'W gfY-if ,W i, VYL sam ff ,waaw This season a team made up of iuniors and sopho- mores showed great promise of developing into one of the best teams that Palisades has ever had. Record wise, the team posted one victory in seven games. How- ever, one game ended in a tie, and in at least three games one point spelled the difference between victory and defeat. In 1957 the team should be a real tough competitor in the Tri-County League. Wi.. N, t W in Scaboria on top. . P Fabian at work. Roll 'em over, Hershey. FIRST ROW: W. Parsil, R. Scabroia, W, Hershey, M. Fabian, D, Rau, A. Hobson, R. Hoagland, G. Kunsman. SECOND ROW: W. Finady, H. Harwick, B Anderson, J. Biresch, A. Stoneback, G. Wrescics, H. Trauger, P. Ruser. THIRD ROW: T, Bond, R. Roy, K. Williams, Mr. Scaboria, D. Jackson, T. Behm, T. Cegielski. SCHEDULE Southern Lehigh Springfield Delhass Emmaus William Tennant Neshaminy Central Bucks Bristol Pennsbury District Finals I The i956-'57 wrestlers, competing for the first year in the Bux-Mont League, broke even in their first six meets taking Southern Lehigh, Bensalem, and William Tennant while drop- ping contests to Springfield, Delhaas and Emmaus. ln addition to captain Arnold Hobson-Merrill Fabian, Dick Hoagland, and Dave Rau wrestled in their last year of scholastic competition. Besides four promising juniors, Ted Bond, a sophomore, was perhaps the most encouraging pros- pect tor future years. Cross Country ln their second year of competition the Cross Country squad posted wins over Bensalem and Pensbury. Strange as it may seem, this is one sport where the rooters have been educated to hope for ci low score. In Cross Country the team with the lowest point total wins! SCHEDULE P O P O Neshaminy .... . . . 34 21 Pensbury .......... 26 29 Central Bucks ...... 50 I5 William Tennent . . . 32 23 Bensalem ..... . . . 25 31 Neshaminy ........ 43 I9 FRONT ROW: R. btever, D, Jackson, R. Petiet, R. Roy, W. Lines. BACK ROW: J Behm, M. Fabiam, Mr, Scolooria, Coach, E. Kolbe, P. Stemler. 66 FRONT ROW: W. Shivik, G. Allam, T. Bond, J. Soska, R. Gosper. SECOND ROW: W. Klofz, C. Barticovits, E. Bean, D. Osman. BACK ROW: Mr, Rohrer, Coach, J. Morcheski, L. After a rough start the 1956 soccer team seemed to find itself and improved rapidly. In the last three games of the season wins were posted over New Hope, Wilson Borough, and Southern Lehigh. Next year's squad built around a nucleus of Eric Johnson, Lowell Snyder, William Hershey, and Charles Barfakovits should open the eyes of many of the stalwarts of the Tri-County League. 4 wins Tie for 4th place 6 losses in the Tri-County League Snyder, R. Rick F. White, F. Budd, J. Ceigelski, L. Shuster, L Shcible, J. Strock, W. Betz. SCHEDULE P O Bethlehem ... . .. O 9 North Penn . . . . O 3 New Hope ..... . . . 2 3 Wilson Borough . . . . . . 4 l Southern Lehigh . . . . I 2 North Penn ..... . I 5 Bethlehem ..... . I 5 New Hope ...... . I O Wilson Borough . . , . . . 6 O Southern Lehigh . . . .. . 3 O ,V .K Arif' i. 5,8194 . IX 'p W Q 1 Q Q I' as N N f bum 7252 .. . 2 xi iq ' I . ,affix B m !'L'9f'wt . ' A in I Gi, -L A X iv ,E AJ' I ,Xi .im 212 Mm ' H o ll QP 1 N 4 - 'L 1 V Qigulh aj J iw? N' lei fix 'Y sexi F4 'M , a Q' 3 5 xi ' a W f r 4 . A 1,. 'X' K X ' I , W K. B M 53 465 'ef' if if 9' w,,33 'RF fx x f we T X Xi Q 3 1 31 W Q 4 L Encouraged by the return of 4 lettermen for the 1956-'57 cage bill and boosted by an impres- sive opening win over Hellertown, hopes ran high for the best season in Pirate history. However, in the next lO games the squad posted only 2 victories-Frenchtown 63-49 and Alumni 63-51. Still, at least 5 of the other 8 contests were tight and could possibly have gone either way. Both defeat and victory had their fling in the remaining encounters. But the fact that only War- ren Kurz and Ed Kolbe were lost through gradu- ation provided a soothing solve for the wounds of defeat. Too, sophomores like Frank Tubiello, Glenn Gehman, and Bill Betz, who gained valu- able experience in J.V. ball, would be moving up for full-time varsity duty in the coming years. LEFT to RIGHT, R. Bleam, Manager, Mr. Bair, Coach, R. Fautz, G. Gehman, F. Tubiello, R. Petiet, R, Engle W. Kurz, L. Snyder, E. Kolbe, E. Johsson, J. Glose. , ' 'Saga' 1956-57 p, ff, The T956-'57 J.V.'s probably did a better job ot giving the fans heart-failure than any other ag- gregation in the history of the school. They excelled in the nack of loosing ball games by the 2-4 point margin. Just one big man under the boards would undoubtedly have swung many of the close games into the Pirate win column. There was consolation for some in that as varsity competitiors next year they could leave their stilts at home and let the six footers handle the major rebounding duties. E Hellertown Phillipsburg Hellertown Council Rock Frenchtown Neshaminy Alumni New Hope Frenchtown Southern Lehigh SCHEDULE P O Jenkintown Upper Dublin Lambertville Lower Moreland Council Rock New Hope Jenkintown Upper Dublin Lambertville Lower Moreland FIRST ROW: J. Biresch, R. Krotz, D. Osmun, S. Cressman, M. Thomas. SECOND ROW: Mr. Stevens, coach, J. Klotz, M. Duch, J. Strock, L. Schroth, S. Bergman, P. Fenninger. K s Y X,:..- 5,-:t.,, Y, ' -QM. . 1, ,. A, . .., . , A ,.4 5? ...,.,,,...d ' Cl, gn:-Y-Y J -ss'--s 0,,-f 'v-,,,.........L, ,1...::-,,,....,........... Z-L-,,,.,..,-N . uv-,..,.---- ' .5 1 ,..f' .rr-?f'-'J -'..5'-i ': L ' ff 1 M ,Jlf rrP ' f.,,i .f ' 9 'w-'va ,,:.:TIl :' 1 ,' f -:lb 4,,, .. - ll., F A ' ,,.i1v--H' '1:.- : fF I Zu- , a .. 1 ,fc ip' UM'-L'-Q 'A.ma, ' til .L..,-,.. O I I HELEN NAST Bookkeeper JOSEPH M. FINK, M.A. Elementary Principal THEODORE A. BROWN, M.A. High School Principal PHYLLIS SASSAMAN Elementary School Secretary MELVIN G. MACK, M.S Supervising Principal ,mx 5? M . 'g,.3 il' HELEN KOLMAR iiap cl Aci E High School Secretary X We CLARA CAMPBELL Biology-English RUTH B. CARSON EDWARD R. COOK Home Economics EHQUSH JOHN H BLAIR RALPH CUSTER Scuence Phys. Ed. r English CHESTER BERGEY WILLARD H. FLUCK Industrial Arts Guidance 73 WILLIAM CRAMP Science, Geography, and Mathematics fx V If, sl, ' ' ' , I K 'I I ' I I H ,I I- ' ' J , IIII ' WI' I X 'www' ,, mg uw' ' W ' Inv Ib ' F, 'km I:IgA'I w , ,Y I IIWWTR' , 'F 'QI ,. Imf'zf',i:2j w ' ' . A A 5 ROBERT HOMONAY WILUAM E. GESSNER 5 M Science ' 1 W al' 3 ik R. sq? 1 ,W ,sg 'VA 1 Music s E 5 E z , Q1 if TK, if-37 'W JANE HARDING LLOYD D. HAND Mathematics Mathematics R ws iw ai? CARRIE HORNE RUTH GACKENBACH ' Lgnguggeg.-English General Education AGNES R. KLINE 1 MABLE FOELLNER Social Studies School Nurse 74 , in w ww A Wilsaggs X' g t? CHRISTIAN J. MANN Arf CHARLINE E. PARRY General Educafion JUSTUS W MEYERS ELMER MOORE Agriculture English Journalism HELEN LEWORTHY JULIA PICHEL Librarian Commerical PETER LAMANA HENRY RHEA English-Social Studies Music PRESTON SCOBORIA Geography-Science-History EARL A. SMITH JOHN STEVENS Science-Boy's Health Commercial Physical Education V WALTER T. ROHRER Driver Education-Safety Education STANLEY K. WIEDER Social Studies Social Studies 76 STEPHAINE STONEBACH Girl's Health-Physical Education Ex T' 1 I . ex ,,4, fall I T will 45 1957 77ZemauZ4 x -1956 S M iIf.w1T F imdb MTWTF 119 I 9.5 'Pt M-f-an n 1 . Wi? x K W -if ,g 1-vu. wk Q fl- V Mm 55 in W' Q xi: Q gg: ,gy ' '34 E AGM 2 I ef ,, EPS ..-nf' ,nu I , r gy AQ ,mru .X ' ,Nl Q Q 1,572 VT Q HTA E1 BARBARA AGNEW - FHA 25 Freshman H. Room Pres5 Senior H. Room V.-Pres5 Usherette. JACK BAKER - Dance Band I,2,3,45 Band l,2,3,45 Dis- trict Band 2,3,45 County Band I,3,45 State Band 2,3,45 St. Bond Director 3,4. GLENN BALLIET -Y'book 3,45 Oiticials Club 35 St. Council Treas. 45 Varsity Club 45 Soccer Mgr. B'ball i,2, 3,45 B'ktball Mgr. SANDRA BARTLEMAN - Dramatics Club lj FHA 35 Ush- erette 3,45 B'ktball lJ.V.l 35 lVarsityJ 4. H. EDWARD BEAN - Art 3,45 B'ball l,2,35 Soccer I,2,3,4 JAMES BEHM - P. Point 45 News 45 Vis. Aids l5 Varsity Club 45 Cross Country 3,45 B'tball lJ.V.J 25 Soccer I,25 Future Teachers Club 45 H. Room Officer 3,4. JANET M. BEHM - FHA I,2,35 Librarian lp B'ball 2,3,45 Shop Club 45 Future Teachers Club 4. NANCY BIEBER - Y'book 3,45 Sr. Play 45 FHA 25 Glee Club l5 Dance Band I,25 Band I,2,3,45 County Band 35 Jr. Play 35 Future Teachers Club, Treas. 45 H. Room Of- ficer 35 Band Sec-Treas 3,4. SANDRA BIGGS- P. Point 2,3,45 News 2,3,45 Glee Club 3,45 St. Council 3,45 Class Officer l,3,45 Hockey I,25 B'ktball lJ.V.J 2,35 Girls Gym Club 25 Jr. Sr. Play5 H. Room Officers I,2. WILLIAM BLEAM -Y'book 3,45 P, Point 3,45 News 3,4, Vis. Aids I,2,3,45 Jr. Sr. Play. SANDRA BRADER - Glee Club 2.3. FRED BUDD -B'ball I5 Soccer 45 Vis, Aids 25 FFA I. FLORENCE CARR -- FHA 2,35 Librarian 3,45 Usherette. S, gow.. MARY CARR - FHA I,2,35 Librarian I5 Future Teachers Club 45 Usherette. JOSEPH CEGIELSKI - P. Point 2,3,45 News 2,3,45 Sr. Play5 St. Council 2,3,45 Class Officer I5 B'ball I5 B'ktball Mgr. 25 Soccer l,2,4. AUDREY CLAUSEN - Glee Club 3,45 B'ktball I,25 Sec. of Soph. Class5 Usherette JUDY CROWTHER - Glee Club 2,35 St. Council I5 B'kt- boll lJ.V.J 2. ROBERT DALRYMPLE - Wrestling 45 Boys' Gym Club 2,35 H. Room Ofticer 2,3. RICHARD DEXHEIMER - Glee Club 4. HARRY DITSCHMEN - P. Point 45 News 45 Jr. Sr. Play5 Dance Band I,2,3,45 Bond I,2,3,45 District Band 3,45 County Band 3,45 Conservation Club l5 Vis. Aids 25 Wrestling 25 Cross Country 25 H. Room Otticer I5 Band Pres. 3,4. JEANNETTE EICHLIN - FHA I,2,35 Glee Club 45 Ush- erette. MERRILL FABIAN - Jr. Sr. Play5 Dance Bond I,2,3,45 Band l,2,3,45 County Band 35 Varsity Club 45 Wrestling 3,45 Co-Captain Cross County 3,45 Boys Gym Club I,2. SHIRLEY FAIR - Glee Club 2,35 Jr. Play. FRANCES FOGAL - Glee Club l,2,3,45 County Chorus 2,3,45 Dist. Chorus 45 H. Room Oliicer I. NANCY FRYLING - Glee Club 2,35 Jr. Play5 H. Room Officer 3. VIRGINIA GRIMES - Y'book 3,45 Blee Club 3,45 St. Council 35 Girls Gym Club 2. 86 DEBORA HANCE - Art Club 3,45 Glee Club I,2,3.45 County Chorus 2,3,45 Varsity Club 45 Hockey Mgr. 2,35 B'ktbalI Mgr. 2,35 Usherette 3.4. ROBERT HEIDECKER - Y'book 3,45 Officials Club 35 VIS. Aids I. HARRIET HIXSON - Y'book 3,45 Glee Club I5 Dance Bond I,2,35 Band I,2,3,45 St. Council 35 Class Oliicer 25 Maiorette I5 Future Teacher Club Pres. 45 Mgr. School Store 45 Usherette 45 H. Room Officer 2,45 Band Vice- Pres. 3,45 Art Club I,2,3,4. RICHARD HOGLAND - Band I,2,3,45 Vis. Aids 25 Wrest- ling 3,45 Soccer I,2. ARNOLD HOBSON - Y'book 3,45 Art 3,45 Glee Club 3,45 St. Council Pres. 45 Class Officer I,2,35 Wrestling 3,4. JEAN HOMMEL - Art I,2,3,45 Sr. Play5 Usherette5 Y'book 3,4. EILEEN KESSLER - P. Point 2,3,45 PHS News 2,3,45 Glee Club 2,3,45 Librarian I,25 Hockey 2,35 S'balI I,3,45 B'ktball lVarsityJ 4, lJ.V.l 35 H. Room Sec. 45 Usherette. ELIZABETH KISH - FHA 25 Glee Club 3. STANLEY KITA - Glee Club 45 Y'book 4. PAUL KOCH - FFA Sec. 3,45 Vis. Aids l. EDWARD KOLBE - Glee Club 4, St. Council I5 Var- sity Club 45 Cross Country 3,45 B'ball 3,45 B'ktball War- sityl 4. WARREN KURZ - Glee Club 3,45 County Chorus 3,45 Dist. Chorus 45 St. Council I,2,35 Class Oflicers 2,45 Var- sity Club Pres. 45 B'balI 2,3,45 B'ktboll I,2,3,4. EDWARD LEWIS - Art I.2,3,45 Chet's Club 25 Vis. Aids I5 H. Room Pres. 45 Y'book 4. BARBARA LINES - Art I,2,35 FHA I,25 Glee Club 3,45 Maiorette I,25 H. Room Officer I,2,45 Jr. Sr. Play. wessmz LINES - Art 1, Typing Club 1, Chet's Club 1,25 Officials Club I,2,45 Vis. Aids I5 Cross County 45 B'ball Ip Bkt'ball I,25 Boys' Gym Club 2. ROBERT LOWE - P. Point 2,35 News 2,35 Glee Club 3,45 County Chorus 3,45 Dist. Chorus 3,45 Cross Country 4. EUGENE LUTZ - Chef's Club 2,3 OTILDA LUTZ - P. Point 2,3,45 News 2,3,45 Glee Club 3,45 Class Officer 25 S'ball I,25 Girls' Gym Club I,25 Usherette 45 H. Room Officer I. ROBERT MANSHIP -Chef's Club 35 Glee Club 3,45 Vis. Aids 25 Wrestling 35 Cross Country 3. ALICE MCIMTYRE - P. Point 45 News 45 Jr. Sr. Play5 Glee Club 45 Girls' Gym Club l,2. RICHARD MESSINGER - FFA 4. JOSEPH MONTANA -- Glee Club 3,45 St. Council 25 Vis Aids 2. SHEILA O'REILLY - P. Point 2,3,45 News 2,3,45 Art I5 Glee Club 3,45 Hon. Soc. 3,45 B'ktball CVarsityI 3,4, CJ.V.I 25 Girls' Gym Club I5 Jr. Play5 FHA 4. RICHARD PHILLIPS - H. Room Officer 25 FFA I,2,3,4. NANCY POWERS - FHA I,25 Maiorettes I,2,35 Usherette 3,4. ERMA QUINBY - FHA I,25 Glee Club 3,45 Jr. Play5 Ush- erette 4. DAVID RAU - Art I5 Dance Band 45 Band I,2,3.45 Coun- ty Band I,2,3,45 St, Council I,25 B'ball Mgr. 25 Jr. Play JOHN REIDLER - Chef's Club 2,35 Glee Club 3,45 Class Officer 3. JOHN REILLY - Chef's Club 2,35 B'ball I,2. MARY ANN RICK - Jr. Sr. Play5 FHA 25 Glee Club 3,45 H. Room Officer. RICHARD RICK - Art 3,45 St. Council 3,45 Vis. Aids I5 Soccer 2,45 Jr. Play. ERNEST SCHAIBLE - Art 3,45 Jr. Sr. Play5 Blee Club 3,45 Vis. Aids I,2,3. LEONARD SCHAIBLE - Typing Club 25 Glee Club 3,45 Soccer 45 H. Room Officer. RALPH SCHMELL - Vis. Aids l,2. BARBARA SCHULBERGER - P. Point 2,3,45 News 2,3,45 Sr. Play5 Glee Club I,45 St. Council I. LEOPOLD SCHUSTER - Varsity Club 45 Wrestling 3,45 Soccer 3,45 Boys' Gym Club 2,3. KENNETH SHIVE - H. Room Officer5 FFA I,2,3,45 Wres- tling 4. TIMOTHY SIMMONS - P. Point 2,3,45 News 2,3,45 Glee Club 2,3,45 County Choius 3,45 Band I5 St. Council 2,35 Class Otficer5 Jr, Sr. Play. PAUL STEMLER - Art. 45 Chef's Club 35 Glee Club 3,45 Vis. Aids 1,25 Spartsman's Club 45 Cross Country 4. 87 ROBERT STEVER - Y'book 45 Art 3,45 Photographer Club 25 Glee Club 45 Dist. Chorus 45 Band 25 St. Council 25 Class Officer 3,45 Vis, Aids I5 Varsity Club 45 Wrestling 35 Cross Country 3,45 B'ball 25 B'ktball IVarsityJ 3 IJ.V.I 25 H. Room OFIicer I. JOSEPH STEZELBERGER - Vis. Aids 25 Sr. Play. JULIE TAYLOR - Art I,3,45 Jr. Sr. Ploy5 Conservation Club 25 Varsity Club 45 Cheerleader 2,3,45 Girls' Gym Club 25 H. Room Officer 2. CHRISTA VON BLANKENSEE - FHA 25 Glee Club 3,4. SANDRA WALCK - Typing Club 25 Glee Club 45 H. Room Officer I,35 Usherette. GLADYS WEAVER - P. Point 3,45 News 2,3,45 Glee Club I,2,3,4. WILLIAM WEIERBACH - Vis. Aids I5 FFA I,2,3,45 Prs. FFA 45 Tri. County Press for FFA 4. FRED WHITE - P. Point 3,45 News 2,3,45 St. Council 45 Soccer I,2,3,4. MARY WISMER - Y'book 3,45 FHA I5 Glee Club 3,45 St. Council 35 Jr. Sr. Play. FAY YOUNG - P. Point5 Assis. Editor PHS News 35 Editor PHS News 45 Glee Club 2,3,45 Librarian I5 Class Officer I,2,45 H. Room Officer I,2,3,45 Jr. Sr. Play. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Agnew Mr. and Mrs. James Albright JoAnn and Asvasie Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Baker Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bahnck Glenn Balliet Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bartleman Mr. and Mrs. Milton Fryling Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Gerstenberg Nancy and Gladys Roy Weaver and Ginny Grimes Deborah Hance Robert Heidecker, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. J. Clair Hershey Mr. Six Mr. Mr. Mr. The Mr. and Mrs. Bertram Mosher Musketeers and Mrs. Andrew Nagy and Darrell and Mrs. Michael Olshevski and Mrs. John O'Reilly Three Pollacks and Mrs. Earl Powers Mr. Bob and Sandy Bartleman Beer Janet Marie Behm and Mrs. Otto E. Behm Martha Fair and Frank Holetz Mary, Barbara and Bernadette Bab, Mary, and Betty Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Howard Hilbert, Jr. and Linda Lou Frank Hixson Wesley Hixson John Hoagland Lloyd Hoffman Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs . James Quinby . Joseph Quinby David Rau Frank Rick Leroy S. Sacks. Jr. Mrs. Oscar Scheetz Rev. and Mrs. E. E. Bieber Mr. and Mrs. John R. Biggs Sylvia and Bill Mrs. H. A. von Blanckensee Hans Arthur van Blanckensee Hans Thyde van Blanckensee Mr. and Mrs. William F. Bleam and family Pat and Bob Mr. and Mrs. Lester T. Bodder Mr. and Mrs. Lester O. Bodder Dennis T. Bodder Sandra Bodder The Palisades Band Boosters Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bowers Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Brader Mr. and Mrs. John Brennan, Sr. Barb and Bud Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Holscher, Jr. Otil da Lutz and Richard Hulsizer Mrs. Ellen S. Irwin Skip and Jackie Pau Ken la and James ny and Janet Mr. and Mrs. Earl K. Judd and son D Frank and Judy Bill Mr. and Pat and Mrs. Erik Johnsson Gail and Jerry Pete and Judy Mr. Mr. Mr. Tim Agn Jim and Mrs. Ray Kaufman and Mrs. Wilson Keller and Mrs. August J. Kessler and Kitty es R. Kline Klotz Udfte Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Schmidt Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Schulberger Tom and Sandy Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Schaible Mr. and Mrs. Webster Shive Mr. and Mrs. Howard Shive Miss Edna M. Schaible The Senior Class Band Members Bill Sharrer Leverne Sharrer Shearer's Barber Shop, Springrown Dave and Shelly Nancy and Webster Singer Mr. and Mrs. Edgar L. Smith Mr. and Mrs. William Smith Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Spanier Rosemary Plate and Robert Stever Mr. and Mrs. George Samuel Stever Mr. and Mrs. George Carr Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Carr, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Egie Cegielski Mr. and Mrs. Saville E. Crowther Oke, Tom, Alfred, and The Dean Mr. ancl Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Knechel Warren L. Koch Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kocsis Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Kolbe Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Stezelberger Molly and Skip Nippy and Paia Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Taylor Mr. Melvin and Dennis Mr. Mr. The The Mr. The Mr. Mr. and Mrs, Harry H. Ditschman and Mrs. Frank D. Eichlin Eichlin girls Eichlin boys and Mrs. Stanley Errickson Everbreeze Farm and Mrs. Horace Fabian and Mrs. Norman Fair Miss Sophia M. Fair Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Fazzini Tony and Gail Fecondo and Mrs. George Fitts JoAnn Krause Mr. and Mrs. Alex Kish Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lewis Helen F. LeWorthy Barbara Jean Lines Mr. and Mrs. William Lines Mr. and Mrs. Arthur B. Litzenberger Erma and Luther Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lutz Roberta Lutz and Dale Maddux Sandy, Fay, Gladys, and Mary Mr. and Mrs. Thoms and Yvonne Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Traeger, Jr. The Trading Post, Pt. Pleasant, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Unangst Mrs. Emily Walck Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Walck Mr. and Mrs. Harry George Walters, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Weaver L. Weierbach, Insurance Agency, Pleasant Valley Bill Weierbach, Berkshire Hogs, Pleasant Valley Mabel Foellner Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M. Fogal Monk, Mousie, and Fred Mr. and Mrs. James E. Fretz, Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Mattes Mr. and Mrs. Herman McCarty Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. . and Mrs. Mr Messy Melvin Mclntyre Charles E. Mease Milton Melchior 88 Margie Hixson and Mahlon Werkheiser Mr. and Mrs. Fred White, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Wismer Taylor, Frances, and Theresa Wismer Dr. and Mrs. Ralph C. Worrell Miss Anna Zimmer +A, . ' .n .- . ar. 4 ..-9, -Q MZ' K Y4 , 'Y f rl V L-V J, , -. ,: 4 1 'f 4, .:.,. .QF . Zhi , X ,f . . 'gg . :ik 13' 1551 .Z-F in -- .' if f u - - 'fa ,V Amvv- .-V, .. , -A ,-,.- A, L1 :fagg f .I ,- -3 A 1, 5 n LI Q 44,1 W , - . P 1, K- , ? A1 R , Iiiiffbi ., 5'2'53