Pennridge High School - Pennant Yearbook (Perkasie, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1960 volume:

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VI u ' HE ' ma , T U a ?Qf J N01' 3.1fuKB 7 0l 8 WUI' Your yearbook IS a scrapbook of your h1gh school years and those years are an 1mportant part of your 11fe The Pennant's covers are the walls of Pennr1dgeH1gh VK1th1n are memorles of the fun and work of school l1fe You w1l1 rehve that l1fe the horrors of surprlse hlstory QUIZZBS the glowlng moments of the Junlor Prom the embarrass ment of droppmg your tray 1n the cafe Each experlence, seemmgly 1ns1gn1f1cant 1n 1tself helped make your l1fe at Pennmdge In capturmg each experlence your scrap ferent events football games, dances assemblles classes that constxtute your l1fe at Pennrldge ant1c1pate the varled and unplanned events of l1fe pgoM C Q U U book becomes a parallel to life. A11 the dif- -Yy iff ,L 1 --N-vig- - .-TYT A Uur Memorles of 1960 iZ3eckca,lfi01fL ai, We dechcute th1s book and 111 the memorles connected vuth It to Mxss Ruth Llnde Vle w1sh to honor fx devoted te xcher who IS leavlng the Pennrldge Schools She his been ahome room teacher for the last four xelrs and we WISIX to g1V6 recognltton to someone who his pl ned 1 xaluable part ln ou1 school hfe Mlss L1nde has tlught for mam years fxrst IH manv students Vle remember her for her pelfornmnce as witerboy 1n a pep rallx for her br1ll1ance 1n solxmg crossword puzzles for the mormng bqttles 1n homeroom ox er the sport's sect1on of the newspaper for her 1I'lSlSt9I1C6 that she cannot dr1ve when snow 1Sf 11llIlg for her frlendlx wax of handmg out detentlon cards for her surpr1s1ng,true confesslons mas semblx and because well because she IS INIISS Lmde Sellersville, then in Sell-Perk, and finallg' at Pennridge. She has helped ln the education of M VG! O! 576!lfLC6LlLL0l4f M lixxxamawz. frm. x Laiurflimnm ar llhlll 1 su' 'Ik y I l f im lim fa nl! g wi A Pg ,fv- FRONT ROW George L, Knapp Mrs Marguerite Kramer Kurt A Vieweger Davld E Jones Arthur Rosenberger Harold R, Hunsberger Harold A Buckner Herbert S Nase BACK ROW W1ll1am W Reynolds George Plfer Joseph Gahman Robert H Kehr Dr Charles W Apple WllliamB1shop MISSING FROM PHOTO Donald Barth Rev Frederlck Bxllmyer Mrs Ruth B Case Dr Richard Derstine Richard Hendricks Frankhn James W1ll1amT Landes E B Laudenslager Abraham M Meyers Willls M Meyers John Montgomery Jr H Franklin Moore Hugh S Niles Rev Donald D Pritz Lester Void Richard Wasser Because the Pennrldge school sys tem IS elght separate dlstrlcts rather than one Jo1nt dlstrlct, our school board IS much larger than most boards The entlre board meets only tw1ce annually a Jolnt cornmlttee meets every month Each board member serves on varlous committees that meet more frequently There are f1ve standmg commlttees and many more temporary ones The board members have many 1m portant tasks they hire all school per sonnel and flx the sa1ar1es they plan the budget and pay bills they declde on the athletlc pohcy and hlre coaches they take care of all transportat1on and they mamtain school bu11d1ngs and buy and replace equlpment millll llllltlllllll zz llllnlllll Illu llllll 1 wa mm mr mum V4 Q-,,,,,.,.Qivf FRONT ROW Dr George Shaffer John S Clymer E11M Wismer Wxlliam D Tyson Wxlliam R Bean Jr George C Mott HarveyH Groshens BACK ROW Wilham H LEWIS Jr Howard Y Moyer LeidyKneche1 Dr Warren Detweiler Sydney Fluck Adam Galluppl Joseph N Moyer I 51. . ' I w A,,. I., it n tg, mf ' N hx! kg! 4 5' K. 1 .. . . . . I 3 girl, rw V- twill? A Qs' 5251 maighi ' . .IIN gig ' fnlil fmy fp am-'L I ' 4 - fy-,H Qi r J A .' A A . M1 G A ' ' 1 : ' my fl' FH . lb vs., in Ai ,Reg .. 1 p s 11 .f 1, an ,ln gg I f 3 fl a Y l 'A l llliawi. V4 LV A Q a , . A lf of 3 IB . . 54 , s WILLIAM E KEIM ROBERT A CHARLES F l-hgh School Prlnclpal ROSENKRANCE HAUGHEY JR M Supervlslng Prlncipal Buslness Manager Mlllersvxlle S T C A B M A Lehlgh Unxverslty Vlheaton College Un1vers1tyofPennsylvan1a Columbla Umverslty 1.45. HOWARD M NASE Jumor H S Prmclpal A B M A Goshen College Temple Unxversxty N. FRANK R JOHNSON Elementary Supervlsor hd ll S Glassboro S T C Unlverslty of Pennsylvama , N we ' B.S., .A. ' ' ' ' y . ' ' . . . . ., . . B.s.,M.S. - - 3 .. 'V I B.S. ' ., l. . Ed. f l .. 'A I at-. SUSAN B. WOOD English M East Stroudsburg S.T.C. HELEN MOYER Librarian A.B., M.A., B.S. in L.S. Gettysburg College University ofPennsylvania Drexel Institute of Technology FREDERICK L GANTZ English E liz abethtown C ollege RAYMOND M. TALBOT Reading Consultant B.S. in Ed., M. Ed. University of Pennsylvania Temple University JOHN BRYAN DIEHL English Journalism Public Speaking A B Moravian College SONDRA JACOBS English Q' M xg Brooklyn College University of Wisconsin 1' ff' FRANCES A RUFE MARCIA MCHALE English English BRUCE MUMIE M A.B. -V A.B., .A. In Q D - - - , , f 5- A.B., .A. B.S. V English Hood College West Chester S.T.C. , A.B. University of Pennsylvania R . A HM X ' ' ' 'ag .l ' 4 5 li Moravian College GK Wx H VIRGINIA APPLEBACH Art M Moore Instltute of Art Temple Umverslty WILLIAM C VNACK SOCIHI Studles It S Catawba College Unlverslty of Pennsylvanla LOUIS C PIRNIK Soclal Studles Gettysburg College KENINETH R SMITH Soc1al Studles Ph B Muhlenberg College 'Q METRO YURCHAK Soc1a1 Studxes M Lock Haven S T C Pennsylvanla State UH1V9I'S1ty KATHRYINE Vi LEWIS Soclal Studles Hood College DONALD L KERN SOCl'11 Studles ' A Morav1an College P-XUL M CRAVSN JR Sczence Soclal Studies CHARLESG POPE Soclal Studxes Bloomburg S T C A.B. B.S., .A. A.B. A.B. -' I I B.S. , L J b East Stroudsburg S.T.C. N , ,, il V 5 I f A ff 7 ' . I A.B., I. . Ed. B.S., . Ed. - - B.S. te. RUTH LINDE Commercial Taylor Buslness School JEAN N HOOVEN Commercial Engllsh Commerc1a1 M Shippensburg S T C University Temple University LOOMIS E HALES Pennsylvania State PALMER E DYER Commercial Bloomsburg S T C GEORGE J RUSS Mechanical Drawing California S T C NATALIE P NICHOLS Commercial M Drexel Institute of Technology Lehigh University ROBERT L. GRAYBILL, OLIN D. SINGER Q JR. Industrial Arts DONALD STUBBS Industrial Arts Driver Education Commercial B.S. B.S., M.S. B.S. Millersville S.T.C. Millersville S.T.C Bloomsburg S.T.C. Ball S.T.C. LLOYD R YODER Mathematlcs M1llersv1lle S T C Muhlenberg College CLAIR J MERKEL Mathematxcs B S , M Ed Muhlenberg College Temple Unlverslty JAMES L PRITCHARD Mathematxcs M Dlckxnson College Pennsylvama State Umversxty DWIGHT W RIST Mathematlcs M Universlty of P1ttsburgh JOHN M STENGELE M athematlcs B S FRANK KRYSTYNIAK Sclence East Stroudsburg S T C ALMA MAE CAMPBELL Sclence Ellzabethtown College WILLIAM R SCHULER Sclence B S M d Nlount St Mary's College Pennsylvan1a State Umverslty BARRON E CONRAD Moravlan College Sclence B S East Stroudsburg S T C ,rg-if ,ff if F - 3 1 1 P I' . x ' B.S. ' I 'lf Q45 ' ' . . . A.B., .Ed. B.S. I . -' A.B., Isa. . ., .E . S - I , H x CHARLES R. HOLLENBACH Health, Physical Education B.S. East Stroudsburg S.T.C. NORMA REDFIELD Health, PhySlC31 Educatxon Pennsylvanla State Unlverslty DOLORES M KRAMER Health, Physlcal Educatxon East Stroudsburg S T C G WAYNE HELMAN Health Phys1cal Educatlon M Umverslty of Pennsylvama ELEANORE CROUTHAMEL Home Economlcs Drexel Inst1tute of Technology FRANK L OTT Vocatwnal Agrlculture Pennsylvania State Umverslty Jkk PAUL R DETWILER Guldance Counselor M Ursinus College Umversity of Pennsylvania DOROTHY L CHALF ANT Home Economxcs Rutgers Un1vers1ty AUDREY KROLL Guldance Counselor Kutztown S T C JAMES R SHAVK NIUSIC M Pennsylvanla State U!'l1VGI'S1ty Temple Unlversxty ELAINE G TRAUGER School Isurse Grand Vlew Hospltal 4' CHESTER P ACALEY Muslc B S M A West Chester S T Lehxgh Umverslty HELEN MOYER Llbrarlan 1n Gettysburg College Un1vers1ty ofPennsy1van1a Drexel Inst1tute of Technology MARY ROBERTS School Dental Nurse R P H Umverslty of Pennsylvama ESTHER G CASSEL Latln A Muhlenberg College PAULINE G NILES Engllsh Spanlsh Bloomsburg S T C MARGARET SMITH German Latln English A B M A Ursmus College Columbla Unlverslty DONOVAN C WALLACE French Spamsh M A Unlverslty of AllChlgZ1h Columbla Un1vers1ty 48' if V54 537' ,401 Ir QQ -9 6 '9- 2 L F5 1 ,J .Si F4 . B 1 f ' Q 3 . . z ,fs -2 f. ggfixfzffiz , D Q V 'I .Hi 3' 1 I.-- A wk ':5,,,Af -SMM, fx Vx rw' v-'vi F ,s ,Q- ,Q in ,' , 4'6- iff 'Ili- f N 11 JI' Pl1Wik.Q'q 'P sfsw2Y g?9-5 'w' T? i if in Hr LLN lx GILRQE XIRGINI-X BAUNI Sell Perk lhgh School Ocean Cxty Hlgh School HC XRI FX R LL XH f Kgrm xnto xn Hxhh School Kell Perk Hlgh School N XNCY A KLLNII INTISZ Pcnnrldge Hlgh School How should I know I only work here vcrvlarml bla the husthhff manners of the SCC1Lt11'lCS Our QCC16 IITICS perform mlm lmport mt clutxes here lt sc hool they summon students to the offxce mel the mtucom thew T'CCllSf1'lbUtC lost hooks md lunches to students thex glxe SUPDIICS Qpxper md pencmlsj tothe home 1oom te xchers thex keep the Off1L1ll rteolcls of the school md occ lilOIll11Y thu txpe iIlClT1llI1lLOgl tph w trxous papers These effmmnt office xxorkus set Shlfllllg' CY imples to ull our commexel 11 students , Wu :Xi J I. ll gg ,H ff I . Z I L, Q ,L K M, V' xx Z ' W a 'w 1 D I I ll o 5 I As one enters our office, he immecliutely notices ' Ab ' 1 ' . . - ' Y ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 I I Alex 1, Q' x11..il5Y B1-3' . 1.T.xY1.m ' 1 5 f ' U H ' Lx 1 u '-f ,i - A J zz '1.' aj L ' X W: Lvl s Eat Some students at Pennrldge f1nd lunch to be the best per1od of the day -Xfter all when else can you eat xx 1thout havmg to s1gn a detent1on card? When else can you be YV1th your fr1ends '7 The follow mg IS a typlcal menu Dejeuner du gouvernment le ler mars B1tok ide plus 10423 Pommes de terre purees Asperges Petlt pam lt beurre Lalt Bord1n de chocolat Fru1t Translatlon 1n Room 41 gas Thls seatmg s all rlght 1f you don t have arms If jx nv, ri Pheasant under glass please Got a match Charlxe 'P' Hou the students of Penn r1dge are fam1l1ar w1th our cus todlans We know they are always busy unstuffmg the desks stuffed vuth papers sweepmg the debrls AN.. out of the halls and classrooms promptly shovehng snow off pavements cleamng up the aud1 torlum after you spent an evenlng of entertamment there removmg from desks the gum frant1calls placed there to avold detentlon and 1n June lookmg form ard to a summer of xxorkmg m1nus the students X f thfl X1ntH'1rr5 grand NMS ru u lllwlllllllllil IEHNPIDFE' 11' urfwn gf Q - BB Q9 Anyone for laylng Upset the Peach basket 'P Busy day busy day 09' n The Road, 723AM What confus1on to get to school' You oversleep scramble out of bed and gobble down breakfast Then rush out the door You need your Engllsh notebook It IS st1ll upstalrs funder the bedb Off agaxn You run you have two mmutes to make the bus Ut usually takes f1V6J You make It and youthxnk Well I mlssed only twlce thls vxeek ' -X llttle problem arxses only standmg room The bus IS packed You can't move Someone's elbow 1S 1n your back The bumps'7 You never notlce them Some heavywelght stands on your foot School at last You crowd mto the cafe to rest unt1l the bell rlngs Just waitxng for char1ot 814 Now back when I went t0 school zfwmfcm mm It is the supreme art of theteacherto awaken joy in creative expression and knowledge. - Albert Einstein- Examinations are formidable, even to the best prepared, for the greatest fool may ask more than the wisest man can answer. -C, C. Colton- 5-P Lookxng for somethm '7 L1 brar The hbrary IS the crossroads of Pennrldge Here meet the ldeas of the ages here students meet to learn these 1deas Durmg the year lXI1ss Moyer regulates the trafflo whloh IS a rmxture of the ldeas of the ages and the students of today She IS dSS1St8d by an able staff of g1rls who g1V6 the1r study halls to ald the Pennmdgers Qand sometlmes confuse themj The books of the llbrary serve as a roadmap we may travel wlth the help of the map or choose our own may Read Braille much 9 Loxe those Fxmt mftgazmas . Q K JM , -x 'T 1 E , l E I g . . . ,, . ,, of the past, present, and future. By using our library, A ' . sf 3 Q 1 ax p 5 A 5 Nom for our storx uma kxddlts English Fue mlsspelledxxords and xou rece1ve an automat1c F Renens1ance uh Rennslannce oh Rena1ssance 'Water, water, everywhere adverb1al clause, noun clause, or preposltxonal clause? Et tu Brute ' Shakespeare Macbeth or Jul1us Caesar'7 'Out damned spot' out I sas d1fferent from or dxfferent than'P Arthur Conan Doyle S1r trans1t1ve or 1ntrans1t1xe verb? Sandburg the fog comes on l1ttle cat feet subordmate clause, comma, mam clause ' The Adventure ofthe LATE Mr Faversham' Father Teaches Me to Be P ompt the verb 'to be' does not a e an object' O n o m a t p Get Up and ar the Door by The Cons1derate Hosts' Iam,you are, he IS Shut up lad you need th1s J B D Emerson was born 1n 1802 1n New England 'Sundays 1n Our Tovs n' 'I Meant to Do My Vkork Today' 1amb1c pentameter M5 boyfr1end's p1cture peeled from the wall It IS he fwho, xxhoml I saw at Art's term paper due next Monday I Get My Start as an Actress w1th The Sl1p er Sweater' f1nal test ln room 32 per1ods three and four Thls IS Enghsh at Pennrldge Now IH th1s hand me have the unmelted 'NISUNI s lf '--'IZ so Copy much '7' T Mon D1eu' Understand '7' Now don t they look studlous Languages 'Stxpendlum peccat1 mors est rec1ted the eager brlght eyed lad 'Th1s IS Room 7 Iteach Latln elsewhere,' Sald the teacher Where IS your excuse'? Nous pouvons l'epouser tous les deux en France cela ne fa1t r1en Sald the less eager boy ' You must move on to Room 41 ' Sald the teacher 'Th1s 1S German class ' 'Der Mann lauf 1ns Z1mmer, z1eg't S1tZt s1ch auf dem Boden ' Sald the dlstressed boy Th1s IS not German class ' sa1d the sm1l g matron ' Try Room 33 ' ' La n1na s1n dec1r nada volv1o a tomar m1 brazo,' sa1d the now t1red boy ou came from Room 74 Why d1dn't you stay 9 asked the dlsturbed lady Do not despalr Chlld The natlve languages of anclent Rome beautlful Gaul the Fatherland and the Iber1an Penmsula are not the only fore1gn tongues taught at Pennr1dge Your des1re for the l1ngu1st1cally exotlc can also be sat1sf1ed IH Rooms 12 13 40 32 73 and 75 where ded1cated teachers also try to foster lost causes and dead languages Oh goodness 1sn t German just grand? gp:- av A n r . X , . . . H . U , . . I . , . 1 YV ' ll vu v ' ' ' YY . 7 Y . . H . - , n Y Y ' , . r ' ' v . 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H ' Y . . u , n , 1 9 u ! 7 5 , , l u s U ' ' ' ' ' . 1' vu ' 1 - v , . lx ,SX Thls IS a pald polttlcal announcement octal tudws Socxal stud1es 1n the Freshman year conslsts of the hlstory and government of our commonwealth W1th thls new found knowledge the Sophomores then study world hlstory Wh1Ch lncludes makmg toys and maps In the Jun1or year, students g1ve up these Ch11d1Sh th1ngs and undertake the study of Un1ted States hlstory Thls lncludes book reports and re Search papers Semors turn thelr br1111ant mmds to ways of overhaulmg our government, and con sequently must try to axo1d prosecut1on under the Sm1th Act Junlors and Sen1ors go to the Bux Ches 'Nlont Forum wh1ch IS held at a dlfferent school each month The Forum cons1sts of a d1scuss1on on a current toplc, a dlnner, and enterta1nment W-'lv -J' Well they look lnterested Q Thxs 1S a watch blrd watchlng you For our next funnv storx, I'll call on The solar system IS out of th1s world Anyone for Canasta shuffleboard SCIPIICP lXlaI'ch 4 1960 2 36 p m 'Th1s lS an age of sc1ent1f1o explorat1on Let's get busy The SCIGDCQ Fan' IS onlx a Week away You'll be up all mght on March 10th, just walt Maybe so but Idon't knoxx enough scmence to pass a test, let alone explore anvthmg new Bloom stupxd Bloom! March ll 1960 9 1-l a m Why don't we have forty elght hour days 'P fYawnJ I was up unt1l 3 30 th1s mormng work mg on my fYawnJ rfitty sclence project, and I had to get up agfun at 4Y'1xxnJ o 30 fl rn to work on lt before school I told you so ' -113131551 what s thlS garba e answayo . E 7 in ., -.. .. A My . A f , - : . . . ' I L 4 . Y . H Y . ' V S I have a week, anyway. Don't rush me. . , , - : 0 . . vv v , ,- - , l ' Q - 4 v -I c , . ' H YY I -,, 4 . by Q Xb. 1 It .. .. - I ' fr V, H P3 V . Just pretend you knows what you re dOlDg X allwrnallcs X 2 C + ig x VI-SR Haxe you ever walked 1nto a classroom only to be faced by vxe1rd S31T1bO1S all over the blackboard'P Perhaps you entered a plane ge ometry room There you learned that clrcles plus l1nes m1nus arcs equals answers Maybe lt was a trlg classroom and you were more than shghtly surpr1sed to f1nd that cot B + tan B32 csc 2B Ifyou were confused by such a jumbled maze lt IS certam that you d1d not take enough math You should have tr1ed It 1S fun 'C chalk W work F fun A ab1l1t5 H log tables and SR Sllde rule X success 1n math --N. Speak now or forever hold your peace It's all perfectly clear to me. Commercml Department qwertyu1op1f2asdfghJk1 Czxcvbnm 'P 'Guess what MomlWe learned hovs to type today Commerclal students learn more than typmg They learn to keep books Qnot Mxss Moyer'sJ consume economlcally andvsrlte wlthout words fWe are not short handed on short handed shorthand studentsj Students both practlce and mach1ne offices and learn everythlng else necessaryto soundbuslness tra1n1ng In add1t1on to class work the com merclal students do varlous Jobs for the school No one knows how many programs they prepare no one knows how many place cards bullet1ns and not1ces they produce Almost no one, unfortunately, ever g1VCS them credlt for all they do We do Thanks fellows and glrls And please get th1s well centered and typed Our deadhne IS Frlday 'Now is the time Is that shorthand long hand or no hand? for all good men .... Ah gosh, I know I'm cute, but .... 'Just stopped ln to 1ron my toga I wonder 1f Jab It once Home EC0ll0mlC6 D1d xou hear someone moanlng about a crooked seam or 1 burnt cake'9 If wou d1d It came from the Home Ee onomxcs Depflrtment Some glrls enjov sexxmg, others prefer cookmg Thew sew Jumpers, sk1rts Jackets, and dresses, thex cook specml d1shes and plan meals -X11 the g1r1s get a chance to work at both durmg the wear The gxrls also recewe a few pomters on marketlng ch11d care,and 1nter1or decoratmg These are great for 1nter1or locker decoratlons 'Q- 1 's dead yet? fi eff , MISS Home breaker ah frather Mlss Homemakerj pf' 29 fkif 0 bw , , 4 Y . . 1 A , K . M , f K I V. I ,. V V . . . - ' . 1 ' A' g , . . V, D J' I . 1 Q . , J , . . n 71 , X I f X x V I , 1 5 V V - .W ' 5 3 ' L4 'E f A K ,iyf Af' . .t U f N 1 If NL .'g,4f.5' A 1 .fu X 1 X, Q ' X. j. S Q, K s t..r - Q -' .Xb X sa, ' . .1 ., ' 1 ' - I ' 1 , ' I I K gg X ,' '9 I - '24 m 1 - ,, -3 af R fi 6 8 Q , I 4 I ' .. 1 - . 1 Y I Sally and Bev soiling paper 11 4 K Vvhen the photographer leaves Dick and Dennie will do as they please Art Department Here at Pennridge all freshmen take art They get their hands dirty as they draw paint, sculpture play with mud and make faces For the next three years students may return to get their hands dirtier Then they study advanced drawing and painting, jewelry manufacturing, paper weight design, and other decorative arts Notice the subtle designs on canvas shoes, on any desks, on the taskful interiors of any student carsg notice the application of selected photographs on the inside of locker doors, the application of mascara. Members paint other scenery, too. There are stage productions each year, and the Art Department is responsible to make Birnam Wood look that way. There are many ingenious reasons for Miss Applebach to write notes to get students into class late! I-I1lie's painting a moth in a cotton bale. mg:-P-' X This was due last week :IQ Got that beat? V one and a two such an industrious group Champagne music minus bubbles M us lC Trombones are great 1f you are not taking a test in rooms 40 or 41 while a Pennridge tromboner is practicing This is one of the tribulations of having a music department There are many more The poor Freshmen must suffer througha whole period of music each week Cheer up Freshmen, the worst is yet to come You may become a band member Then you will have troubles but band members grin and blare it They only hope that there will be one foot- ball game when it does NOT rain Or you may become achoir member Your biggest problem will be keeping track of your ancestors in operettas We regret to announce that an anti-music movement is moving throughout the school Several teachers are protesting class inter- ruptions by students who MUST leave for music lessons quartet or triopractice,and orchestra rehearsal Mr Shaw andMr Acaleymayspend next year in the Russian-occupied section of Siberia 31 N Plck your fmgers up from the floor when vou re fxmshed All we need now IS a horse or two Vocatwnal Agriculture Vocat1onal Agr1cu1ture 1S d1v1ded1nto three departments class, shop, and f1e1d tr1ps Class covers the sc1ent1f1c angle of agrlculture Shop deals wlth the bu1ld1ng and recond1t1on1ng of farm mfxplements V1s1ts to nearby farms and the Farm Show teach the students many thmgs that cannot be taught 1n the classroom Each student must apply h1s knowledge to a home project The best projects are sent to Doylestown Monetary pr1zes are gxven for the best project IH each class -Q., ,. WJ 'V I t Anyone bring marshmallows or hot dogso 4? . ,51.v1' J? ' L l,n .K GLTIOM 6 ff X' 'Qf 'c D 1, 570 - . 0099 - id , ULTG 5 L 0 .J I dreamed I soldered a carriage floor in my .... MAN T:-,v 'Zlq Imlu slrlal Arts S0 you thmk you're confused :':.'!'Y:e tr FVTV Anyone have a penkmfe '? Industrxal Arts prepares students for entermgmdustrx The Course IS d1V1dGd 1nto three parts wood shop metal shop, 'md mechanlcal drawlng Metal shop mcludes work w 1th leather, plast1c,and metal Nlechanlcal draw mg lncludes the fundamentals of draftmg Each boy works on h1s own project The project must be approxed by the 1nstructor Cwo one mav make mght stands for hula hoops or auto mat1c teacher d1sposalsJ The bovs spend s1x pemods a week on shop theory f2f6 8 Yes, they haxe e1ght per1ods of th1s class each w eeky It takes concentratlon to carve on these desks Lose more arms thxs way' 3 ,400 - l in r l l 'Zi' ' I I U I ' I I . . . A J, 5 ' , r Q. A . ' - . , . - v A, ,v... . Y v um ' fwfr.. , ' . V ' 4' . A . V . - . , . - ff ' N' . A, F Q iid , , . , , - ' ,Q 5:55 U - 1 r In 7 x N - But Miss Kramer I just don t know how these combinations work' AA ' is? 'I lllllll Physical Education Class attention! Dress, Right, Dress! Eyes Front! Roll call! Count! One, two, --, four. Gym class has just begun, fThe melee in the locker room is not a part of gym classj, After roll call, things to do. Basketball: To the rear march Tuck your head, roll backl' Apparatus: 'How Volleyball: VVhat'S the Goofing: 'Did you know And then there S there are so-o-o many interesting Shoot, shoot, you idiot I Marching: Hup two, three four Tumbling: over Calisthenics: 'Ughl Oh my do you get out ofthese darn rings '?' score ? ' 18-3 sounds good to me Hepsobah is going with Chauncey? health class with our old friend Alfred E fthe mannequinj Which one of you shot the albatross? Have many bugs '7' Inte gr ation does wonders eniom Take energy and patience and mix them well together With plenty of good nature that laughs in cloudy weather. Add earnestness of purpose in everything you plan, And much determination to do the best you can. Do this with conscientious care, and we think you will confess You've never found 21 better rule for making a success. YY QC Fr' OFFICERS T Baldwln Pres1dent T Moore V1ce Pres1dent P Schlenker Secretary K Woulfe Treasurer in-u-.Na 5WAit t'.q-.Aff SHMENTS Of course I'm w1th a g1rl Two former Pennmdge students fone IS B111 Carpenter! I'm gomg to grow bxg and strong l1ke you The 1ud1ence and commencement speaker faded away 'Thxs xx as a wonderful xear she thought Ex erv moment has been a busy one sellmg boosters and magazlnes peddlmg hot dogs at the football games, p1act1c1ng for 'The Teahouse of the August Moon,' bemg photographed for the yearbook belng measured for cap and gown, Joggmg around VK ashlngton 1n early Aprxl prome nad1ng at the Prom, attendlng the Semor Banquet clown1ng1n the Sen1or assembly prom am, crammmff for f1nals, completmg the yearbook, pract1c1ng for commencement, and flnally be1ng grad uated She sat on the stage xuth her d1ploma She would always re member th1s day She looked on the past vuth pleasure, but the words of W1ll1am Butler Yeats rang 1n her ears 'What then? ng Plato's ghost VNh1t then 9 Yoo Hoo Donovan 5 A PIIIOT 'I USS sl f rv if ,, , -1' , 9 It .3 .M F' N , 1 v I .. ,Q A X Q 4 V-Q ' , . .L 4 X ,ffl no f ts Y A L Xt , ,, L I . ,h ,L , H. xv',1,. ' 'v' T I - ' . ' : - , ' ' 9 . , I - , . ,.,,,,..,,. g ' D Y ' , . , vv vv , .. 9 ' V sl! 5 - 1 , , L 1 ' 1 l. , - Q I . . , . , . U D . A V . . . . - H :Weigel ' R c . , q , - . . 3 V. . . . ,, , . . sa ' 1 . ' , I 9 1 X-sv' , i 4' I . ffs X' ' ' l 1, I ' - I I Y , ,H ' .', 1 2 . J , - A . -, I lr 5 1 A 'X . J ,M . . K , ,, L4 ma, ,, y Comfy group Let's sneak back and rald the pretzel can fi Goodness Charles Ialmost lost my nerve pxlls Can't wa1t to decorat the 4th of July tree 5 I K -1 'vlust be the rush hour VMhat's thls, an amateur nudxst colony A' 5 l E Q , .L 3' .' XA 5 N , , If V - :P.i,l.'3 -l', fn 1 'L ,J-f' 3 iv r , 1' U ' i g 5' l , 4 - 2 . K4 i x f I C f PATRICIA ACKERKNECHT R D 91 Sellersvxlle Pat Commercial I don't see the use in drawm' ha d and fast rules You only have to break m Trl Hi Y 1 Typing 2 Study 3 Advanced Typing 4 3 -'I-. ' We M LEE ALDERFER R, D Hatfield BETTY LOU AGIN ee Agricultural Lme Lexmgton His end results are worthy of Letty Boo Academic notice All for the love of laughter Rxding Club 1 Huntmg Sz Fishmg Girls' chorus 1 Bow11ng1 4 Hockey 1 2 3 4 1 3 A Cappella Cholr 2 School News 2 Band 3 4 G1rls'Vars1ty Club 3 4 MARY ALLEBACH 610 Race Street, Perkasle Mary Commercial One should always be 1n love Gymnastic Club 1,2, Typmg 3, Ad vanced Typing 4 38 DOUGLAS AMEY R D 41 Perkasie ou ' General To be strong is to be happy Hunting KL Flshmg 1 Football 1 2 Gymnastlcs 1 2 3 Track2 4 Agriculture Club 3 Art Club4 Sports Appreciat1on4 1 X X ' 1 il, KAREN ANGLEMOYER MR ffl Perkasxe aren General 'She lS the ideal of courtesy w1t grace and charm ' Band 1 2 3 4 School News 4 Semor Play 4 ' ref - H ' f ' 1' . le H . , I ' ' Z 1 2 '- V ' I I vw A-.N 'fig bf ' 9 4 ., 4 . 3 ' N if 4 , 5 , f 4' , M m 'limi K ' 'QM - 7 nz .711 13, .ff ,ff If Q -is A , :Z 1 -Qiil, 1 1 ,aff- -, L ' . 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QR ' ave General VIRGINIA ASCHENBACH and h91'e'S thy SYOFYYIY ml1SiC in 8 316 Main Street, Sellersville drum- Ginny Academic Wh h d I 1 Photo Club 1 SclenceClub1 Band at is Wort Ong at al 1 234 BONNIE BAKER Cherry Lane Souderton Baker Commercial There ls no love sincerer than the love of food Glee Club 1 2 Study 1 2 3 4 Stamp 2 Typxng Club 3 Art Needlework 3 4 Library 4 worth doing well Band 1 2 3 4 Bux Mont Band 2 3 4 Bowling League 4 Senior Play 4 ERIC, BARIINGER THOMAS BALDWIN 351 Market Street Perkasle R D 02 Sellersvllle Instant Eric Agricultural TOITI' Academic It IS not the leap at the start but the steady gomg on that gets there Band 1 2 3 4 Track2 3 4 Bux Mont Band 3 4 Cross Country3 4 V1ce Presi dent of Junior Class 3 District Band 4 President of Semor Class 4 Why worry about tomorrow today 't over yet Cross Countryl 2 F F A, 1 2 Hunt ing Sz Fishing 1 2 3 4 Projection 2 Study 2 3 Typing 4 ,Q BARBARA LYNINE BARINDT 30a Arch Street, Perkasxe Bobble -Xcademlc A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance Band 1,2,3,4 Secretary 4, Basket ball 2,3,4, Co Captain 4, Varsity Club 3,4, Homeroom Secretary 2, Natxonal Honor Society 3,4, Homeroom President 4, Pennant 4 39 3 V V A o A , 'N YV , V. E' .V N , n . .4 j . - . V . 14: I 1 ' ,V 'f'7f'- ' ' ' ll .1 ' . g 511, fi z F 7 2 'ilifftfrii ' V - M f-'+..- H Rh q 3.4. S: .D V. -V V. VV H .V y S C I vv . . . 9 - . . z ' , I . , V , - V. V. rv V y .V Ng . ' ain . ' V! V 3 . . . C ' . . , : . . : - , . . 5 : . I , : - . : . gl : 4 ' . 'H KN Q' ' ' ' DORIS BARNDT M R 41 Souderton arndt Commercial 'Softlx speak and su eetly smile Tr1 H1 Y 1 Chorus 1,4 Studv 1 2 3 4 Typing 2,3 Game Club DAVID BILNNER 622 Race Street Perkasie Hook Academic ' I've fought 'gainst every odds but I've gained the victory Football 1 ProJect1onClub1 Tennis 1 2 3 4 Varsity Club 1 2 3 4 Reading Adx 'mced Math Club 3 4 PRESTON L BARNDT JR 919 Race Street Perkasie Turtle' Academic 'At the g'1me's end we shall see who galns ' Projection 1 Baseball 1 2 3 Bowl ing 1 2 3 Football 1 2 3 4 StudentCoun cll 1,2,4 Vice President of Class 1 2 Biology 2 Typing Club 2 Varsity Club 2 3 Sports Apprec1at1on3 4 ShopClub4 ELIZABLTH A BENINER Main Street Silverdale e 's Commercial Thy modesty is a candle to thy merit G1rls' Ensemble 1 2 Trl H1 Y 1 2 Typing Club 3 Pennant 4 Senior Play4 s 40 JOHN BECK 321 Walnut Street, Sellersville John Academic ' He was born with the gift of laugh- ter Geology Club 2 Soccer 2 Advanced Math 3 Mechanical Drawing 4 Track 4 Typing One Club 4 9'5- SANDRA BERGER R D 81 Sellersville ' Sandy Academic O daughter of the gods divinely tall and most divmely fair ' Band 1 7 3 4 Homeroom Secretary 3 N'1t1onal Honor Society 3 4 Pennant 3 4 Student Council Alternate 4 .L A I n 0 ! HB 1' ' . Y . gk 1 , v ' V' ' . H I , ' . '- '- 9 1 ,, , , ' 1 'v H H ' . HB t vw ' ' A , . h .1 X Club '22 Sports Appreciation Club 2,45 '- , - , 4L,' It V , A H46 bc . , , ' f 1 VI ' Q A U ,-. . : . 1, :V Q . . 2 l- X.. LIND-X BERGEY 631 Callouhlll Street Perkusle l- Llnda Commerclal Sllence mu do good 'md can do llttle harm Tr1 H1 Y 1 Chorus 1,2 Study Club 1 2 3 4 Typmg 4 MILDRED RUTH BEYER M R ffl Souderton Ruth Academlc God's 1n Hls Heaven all's rlght RICHARD L BERND R D W1 Sellersvllle Dlck Industrial Arts with the world' Hands were made for honest labor Art Needlework Club 1 G1rls'En semble 1 2 Pennsylvania Dutch Club 2 Sewing Club 3 Pennant 3 4 Cholr 4 Huntlng 81 Flshlng 1 2 3 4 StudyClub 3 4 Typlng Club 4 Q 'b BARBARA BIBIC 530 Lavnn -Xvenue Sellersvllle Blbs Commercxal 'lt's H106 to be natural when one IS naturally mce -X Cappella Cholr 1 2 3, Homeroom Secretary 14, Typing Club 2,3, School News 3,4, Natlonfll Honor SOC18tV 4 BONNIE JEAN BINSBERGER Maple -Xvenue, Dublln ' BOHHIG Commercxal So Just, so small yet 1n so sweet KATHRYN BLOOM a note It seemed the mus1c melted 1n Sllverdale her throat ' Kathy v Commercial S f k d tl Glee Club 1 Dramatic Club 1 2 SP0 en an gen e Hockey 2 A Cappella Choxr 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 Tm Hi Y 1 2 Typmg Club 3 4 Homeroom Secretary 4 Llbrary Assxstant 4 41 Fax We' l. I K. H - rv ' I ' A In ,. . . . - - 1 9 V ..,: . 4 1 I . If f ,V ,, , r A Aft A 1 .fa YY VI ' n 0 ! -- .. .. 5 - ,,,: ,Q 9 V 2. ,Q . 9 .: . Y 1 I ' . . -.. . V, . . . 3 . . D ,' vv v . to ' ot- , f 5 ,Z 9 . .. . '- - . - F DI II Q L , A , H' W - , . . . ,, . ,...,' y. . JOANNE BODDER R D 62 Perkas1e Joanne Commercxal A sweet dxsposltlon IS a merit equal to the best Band 1 2 3 4 School News WILLIAM D BOESENHOFER 406 'Vlarket Street, Perkasle ' B111 Academmc The more knowledge a man pos sesses, the greater he w1ll be Homeroom Presldent 1 Stamp Club 1 Track 1 Photography Club 1 2 3 B1 ologv Club 2 Soccer 2,3 4 Jumor Play 3 lxatlonal Honor Socxety 3 4 Pres1dent 4 Pennant 3,4 Senlor Play 4 42 , ' 71:13 l ROBERT E BODKIN G5 Thlrd Street Perkas1e ' 0 Commerclal A man of sllent manner Huntlng 81 FlSh1Y1g Club 1 4 Pro Jectlon Club 2 3 4 DAVID BOLTON Sllxerdale Turkey Academ1c He IS deft and debonalr he IS Huntmg 8. F1Shlhg 1 Baseball 1 3 4 Rldxng Club 2 Typmg One Club 3 Gymnast1csClub 4 Sen1or Play 4 KARLJ BOEHRINGER VS alnut Street Sxlverdale Iwort' Academxc C 'lrefree no sorrow know I Photography 1 Football 1 2 3 4 Huntmg K Flshlng 1 4 Tenms 1 2,3 4 Stage Productmh 7 Typlng Club 2 Math 3 Readxng 3 Art Serv1ce 4 ProJect1on KKILLIXM BONINEY Fxfth K. Walnut Street Perk1s1e Doc Academxc All anlmxls ire equal but some anlmals are more equal than others General Scxence Club 1 Football 1 2 3 4 Track 1 2 3 4 Sports Apprecl atlon 2 Varslty Club 2 34 Advanced Math Club 3 Jun1or Play 3 IV I H V . . . . . 11 5 1 n u I 4' . I n . YY , L 1 . YB b!! I ' n ' vs ' I 1 1 1 1 1 ' 13 1- 12 . . . I : - U . E 4 ' ' , , 1 1 1 4. Q 11 11 ' , f , 11 A . ' ' K , , 11 x content. 11 - , .2 . 1 , 'N - . .. ' ' ' ' 9 12. .' 2 ' H: I 1 ' 3 . 1 . , . . . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 S 1 1 S . g . 1 5 A . Y ' ll ' 11 - ' ' YY ' 5 if 1 . . 1 , , 5 3 1 1 Q - 7 ' g l A , .. L , 1 1 1 . , . . Y D . , 1 1 1 9 .-.. 1 - 1 It JEANNE BOOMHOWER 4348 Lawn Avenue, Sellersvllle Boom1e Academ1c Speak 1n French when you ca ' thlnk of the Engllsh Assembly Club 3 Stage Productlon 3 Library Ass1stant 4 Plnochle Club 4 Typlng One Club 4 ELIZABETH A BRODERICK R R 41 Perkasle Betty' Academ1c Nothmg great was ever ach1eved w1thout enthuslasm Future Medlcal Club 2 Basketball Manager 234 Beglnners' Typmg 3 Chemlstry Club 4 Rldgette 4 Gxrls' Varslty Club 4 MORELL D BOONE RD W1 Sellersville ' Damel Academ1c 'What we antlclpate seldom oc curs ' Stamp Club 1 H1 Y 1 2 3 Huntlng gl F1sh1ng 2 Junxor Play 3 MUSIC Apprec1at1on 3 FTA 4 Mechamcal Draw1ng4 P1nochle4 JOHN BUC IOR R D W2 Sellersvllle John Industrlal Arts very n1ce guy to know Baseball 1 Sports Apprec1ation 1 Huntlng Sz F1sh1ng 1 2,3 4 Football 2 3 Stamp Club 2 3 .ps ROBERT-X LOUISE BOSSARD RR 91 Perkasle Robb1e' Academic Knowledge of ltself IS rich s Art Needlework Club 1 Girls' Chorus 1 Chess Club 2 School News 2 PhyS1CS Club 3 Chem1stry Club 4 Leather Cra.ftC1ub4 EDWARD T BUMEDER R D 01 Sellersvxlle ' Edd e Academxc ' e directs h1s sail upon the sea of chance Huntmg gl F1shing 1,2 4 Industrlal Arts 4 Physxcs 4 43 5 I I y 11 ' 1 Q . . . e ,, 1 1 4 I 1 1 1 1 1 H ' IV ' vw ' ' n t I I I 0 1 ' -11 , . ,, . , . . . 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MARGARET CORSNER Box 582 Doylestown Betty Academ1c good laugh IS sunshme IH a DAVID C LYM ER 27 Green Street Sellersvxlle Clyde' Academlc Slncerlty marks the man Baseball 1 2 3 4 Football2 Phys1cs Club 3 Sports Appreclatlon 4 Student Councll Treasurer 4 L RUTH C LINTON BOX 140 R R 41 Perkasie house Ruthle Commermal Llbmry Club 1 Readmg Club 1 The soft spoken and faxr go far Glee Club 1 Tr1 H1 Y 1 Typlng 1 Art Needlework Club 4 Nhxed Chorus4 Tvpmg 4 WAYNE CLYMER M R 81 Perkas1e ayne Academlc Th1s man has YIILISIC ln hlS soul Track 1 Huntlng Sz Flshlng 2 Photo graphy 2 Cross Country 3 Physlcs Club 3 Radlo Club 3 ACappella Chou' 4 Leather Cra.ftClub 4 Student Councxl 4 if 44 JULIE COOPER R D 41 Perk'1s1e Julxe Academic 'A smlle lS somethmg deeper than an affected grln ' Assembly Club 3 Readmg Club 4 NANCY L COPE 602 Vkalnut Street Perkasle ' Strope Commerclal 'Modesty lS the beauty of women ' Glee Club 1 Trl H1 Y 1 2 Rldgette 2 Student Councll 2 Typmg Club 3 Pennant 4 9 ,Z . . ' ls , H . , Q k 0. vv ,vw , ' 'JA ' ' ' ' - D. . H H I H 4 D c .ul ' Tri-Hi-Y lg Glee Club 2g Stamp Club 2: U ,l ,- . . I. uw' vu I I ' . - . . . 1 f ' . Z ' . J LYNN CROUTHAYIEL R D 81 Sellersv1lle Bear kgrlculture Huntmg I know braves the nerves and stlrs the blood Sports -XPDTCCIQIIIOR 1 Huntlng 8: Flshlng 1 23,4 F F X 7 3 4 Tr'1ck3 4 FR-XINCES CROUTHAMEL Kevstone Dr1ve Telford Franme' Commerclal 'She IS of sweet and gentle dls posltion Brldge Club 1 Future Homemakers of -Xmerzca 1 3 Studyl Z 3 4 Typ1ng2 4 BE-XTRICE M DANIEL R D 01 Sellersv1lle Be'1' Commerclal woman w1th a pflsslon for buy ln Drawmg 8. Pamtlng Z Hockey 2 As sembly Club 3 Jumor Play 3 Advanced Typlng 3 4 Natlonal Honor Soclety 3 School News 3 4 L1brary Assistant 4 Senlor Play 4 Ex JULIE -XNIN CROUTHANIEL 305 Washmgton Avenue Sellersulle Julie -Xcademlc Happlness seems made to be shared Gymnasuc Club 1 2 Softball 1 2 3 4 Bl01Ogy Club 2 Phxs1cs Club 3 Future Med1cal Club 4 G1rls' Varslty Club 4 Q5 Purk Xvenue Sellersv1lle IN ary' Acadermc The mxrth md fun grew fast and furious ' Gymnastlcs Club 1 7 3 4 -Xssembly Club 2 3 45 3 2 x H A . . Y' ' A 'YY . H 1 ' . , , Y - . , j IHA 1 ' . ' - ' g-'Y 1 Dand '15 ltdxfanced Dramatios 25, MARY LOU DANNER . I . ' 9 , ' 1 ' K , ' , 1 .4: .. - 1 . . , 4 we IV I! ' NN .ff- LESLIE A DEGEN 132 Ninth Street, Perkasie Deacon Industrlal Arts o like cheerfulness, the more it l spent th re of lt remalns Hunting 8: Fxshmg 1 234 Track 2 3,4 MERRIL DERSTINE R D 81 Ottsvxlle Merr1l General It 1B work WhlCh glVeS flavor 1 e Sports Appreclatlon 1 4 Future Farmers of Amerxca 2 3 Amateur Radxo Club 4 LARRY DERSTINE Blooming Glen RONALD DEOSE Larry' Industrial Arts 416 Ninth Street Perkasle A mfm of hope and f01'WH1'd 100k Ronnie' AC8d6m1C mg mind ' what should a man do but be merry'P' Huntmg gl F1ShlIlg 1 Industrxal Arts Brxdge 1 Football 2 ACappe1la C1Ub34 Cholr 2 3 4 Sen1or Play 4 DIANE DeTURK Sxlverdale Deany Academxc 'Beauty IS not caused It ls' Future Homemakers 1 FTA 1 G1rls' Ensemble 1 Student Counc1l1 Trl H1 Y 1 A Cappella Choir 2,3 4 Homeroom Secretary 3 Junior Play4 Pennant 4 Sen1or Play 4 BARBARA DETWEILER 442 Lawn Avenue Sel1ersv1lle ' BObbl Commerclal 'She entertains a cheerful d1SpOS1 txon ' Art Needlework Club 1 Br1dgeC1ub 1 DrawmgandPa1nt1ng1 Future Home makers 1 Typlng Club 1 Study 4 . i ,, - S 'm Us s , e mo ' ' . 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' ' ' .: ,. . 1 l i DENNIS DETVKEILFR 420 Ixlnth Street Perkasle Dems' Geneml JAMES DETWEILER In quletness and confxdence shall 300 Vme Street, pe,-kasle be V0'-11' Strength Detwe1ler' Academlc Of soul smcere m act1on falthful Br1dge Club 4 Baseball 1 Hunting 8 Flshlng 1 Tenms 7 3 4 -X Cappella Choir 3 4 Leather Craft 4 DOLORES DR-XBNIS JANLT DUNLAP R D lil Perkasle 150 Walnut Street Sellersville Dee Commercial Janet' Commercxal -X hqppx tempered brmger of the -'I constant frlend IS a thmg rare best out of the Worst and hard to fmd Bmdge Club 1 3 Typmg Club 'P Tr1 H1 Y 1 Typmg Club 2 3 4 9-x 11.2 BARBARA DILNIORTH R D ffl Sellersulle Babs Commerclal 'Both short and sweet some saw are best ' Trl H1 Y 1 Study 1 2 3 4 Typmg 2 Sewlng 3 A Cappella Cholr 4 QR SAILIE BETH EDVK -XRDS F'1lrh1ll Road Souderton Smiley Academlc 'I know not what the future holds but I know xx ho holds the future Majorette 3 4 47 6' A A ' . u n g V. N .. - P , . . ' V. '- '- 9 . , . : ' H - I .vw L H Y , - , . . . ,, . . . . , , I A Art Club Ig A Cappella Choir 45 andin honor Cleary ' L, , : . K . : ,t . . , V . . X . . , . . , vw . - L vw - - - V lv A 1 qu ' ,Q ' H,3,4. '- '- 9 ' , . - ' Qi 1 ' I IV H ' . , , . .. . y I RONALD ELDRIDGIL 510 Walnut Street, Perkasie ' Ydmgen' Academe BARBARA ENGLES y Intentions are questionable 376 Maln Street Sellersville Barb'1ra General Football 1 H Y 1 Homemom nd she has smiles to earth un resldent 1,2,4 Project1on 1,2,3,4 B1 known ology Club 2 Advanced Math Club 3 Art Needlework 4 Mlxed Chorus 4 BEVERLY ANN FARVVELL ESTHER FELL Central Avenue Telford Dublin The Sgcret of hfe 15 m art' 'O s1lent and thoughtful manner Drawmg Sz Palntmg Club 1,2 F T B ldge 1 3 A t Tri H Y 2 A 1,2 Sewmg Club 3 Typlng One Club TYPUIE 2 3 4 JLU1101' Play 3 ..5,Rid ette 4 3 Art Servxce Club4 Bowl1ng4 Pennant 4 Rldgette 4 48 SYLVIA ESSER R D 91, Sellersville Sue Commerclal 'Happlness IS the legal tender 0 the soul ' Baseball 1 2 Brxdge Club 3 Typmg Club 3 Glrls' Varsxty Club 4 Gym nastxc Club 4 ills.,- ALBERT FIEDLER 129 D111 Avenue Perkasie S ' Industr1al Arts I am the master of my fate I am the captam of my sou Soccer 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Leather 4 Mechanical Drawmg Club 4 Semor Play 4 N H . . . , . . f , 9 ' 5 ' . l D X x wx IH Y ' HM Q . . .vw I . .. I Q i'. .2 . nA ,, e P 1 9 - , .V Shorty y Academic Esther Commercial 'ef i f A g N . . . i, v f - 'rr ' Q.. Y' ,Q 1'2: -i-s . 4 ' s ' ' ' . , : ' : . I L4 u ifv , ' ll : ' I. 1 1 Q n 1 Q MARJORIE FLAGLER Maple Avenue, Dublin Maggi General Or light or dark or short or tall She sets a sprmg to snare them all Trl H1 Y 1 Typmg 2 Knlttlng 3 S'-x BARRY FLUCK 311 Market Street Perkasle BARBARA 1,-LUCK Fluckle ' Academxc 'He IS w1tty and agreeab e Dublln Baba Commerclal Huntlng gl Flshxng Club 1 Tenms She has ab1l1ty for good serv1ce 2 4 T k 2 4 B T In 4 ldge 13 At 2 Tr1H1Y Typing 2 3 4 Rldgette 4 STEVE FORST 433 Walnut Street Perkasle Stefxe Academxc 'Laugh and the world laughs wlth YV Sports Appreclatlon 1 Soccer2 3 4 Track 2 4 Begmnlng Typxng 4 Senxor Play 4 CHARMAINE FOY 444 Lawn Avenue, Sellersvllle Charmame ' Commercial Then give to the world the best you have and the best w1ll come back to you ' Dramatlcs Club 1,2 3 Llbrary Club 1 2 Typing Club 2 Assembly Club 3 F T -X 3 National Honor Soclety 4 Reading Club 4 1, ,3 rac egmmng yp g CARL FREDERICK R D 41 Sellersulle Carl General Llttle l ask my wants are eva Sports Apprec1at1on 1 Huntlng 8: Fishlng 1 2 Typmg 3 Mechan1calDraw PHS i 49 - ' .J K x..- H ' V , ' ' . ' ' ' l . ll ' vw -- - I ' ' S 1 Br' , 3 . r -5 '- '- 2g H ' Y ' Y' ' , 3 ' V 5 I 5 n - Y f ,lu ' . 1 ' 1 ' - V ing Club 45 Pinochle Club 4. CQ? A J N3 V 0 fl ' H , ' I ' bl I JEANETTE FRESE R.D, 42, Sellersville Jan Commercial A beautiful smile has she. Dramatxcs Club 1 A Cappella Choir Z 3 4 KATHRYN GARGES M R M Perkasle athy Commercial Quietness IS best ' Pennsylvania Dutch Club 1 Typing Club 2 3 4 Music Appreciation Club 4 50 ERWIN FROEHLICH 515 Callowhlll Street, Perkasie BARBARA FRETZ Fairweather' Academic 248 Third Street Perkasie The less of routine the more of Freddie' Academic 9 Her vxise smile IS sxxeet with sm Soccer 2 Stam Club 2 Typing cer1ty ' P Trl H1 Y 1 Band 2 3 Pennant 4 gette 4 Student Council 4 VIOLET GARGES R D 42 Sellersville VO Commercial I came I saw I conquere vv Dramatlcs 1 Tri H1 Y 2 Painting K: Drawing 2 4 Typing 2 3 Girls' In dustrlal Arts 3 LeROY BARRY GEHMAN 509 Chestnut Street, Perkasle ee' Commerc1al Love makes a good eye squmt ' Hunting Ez Fishing 1,2 Sports Ap precxation 1 2 Homeroom President 2 . z . K A I 1 ' H ' I ., . H - I ' - uf ' 'l I ' . Y ' - ' 3,4. '- '- a , : ...- 1 Rid 9 . n . . Y - L v ' YI . . di N ' 'V t . S .- .- 5 . . l . . . Z . - I , 9 , s - , s - I .I il . 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KENNETH GEISNER R,D til Sellersvllle Ken Commerclal -X11 manklnd loves a lover Baseball 1 Hunting Rt Pishlng 1 Sports Xppreclatlon 1 Typlng 2 Pro Ject1on4 JOHN GLUC K R,D 42 Sellersvllle Gluck -Xcadem1c walt ' Stamp Club 1 Baseball 1234 Basketball 1 2 Sports -Xppreciatlon Typlng Club 2 Physxcs Club 3 Boys Varslty Club 4 1' GEORGE L GILBERT 36 Maln Street PGFKBSIG Gllbert General I'm on the sxde of the Trojans hey fought for a woman Football 1 Huntmg KL Fxshmg 1 Tenms 1 2 3 4 A Cappella Cholr 2 3 4 Projectlon 2 3 Soccer 3 4 BETTY GODSHALL M R 31 Souclerton Betty General Glve every man thy ear but few V Pennsylvania Dut c h C lub 1 Future Homem ikers of MXmerlca2 Study 3 Typmg Club 4 JOAMNE P-XTTI GILBERT R D 2 Sellersvllle Pqt -Xcademlc I'll have a flmg Dramatxcs Club 1 Assembly 2 Photography 2 Phys1cs 3 -X Cappella LARRY GODSH -XLL 14 330 Slxth Street Perkasxe Gutch' Academlc He knows the prlnclple buslness of life IS to enlox lt ' Football 1 Huntlng 8: Flshlng 1 Advanced Math 3 Typlng 4 51 -. 5, vu.. 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I , Q. if H v ' U . - - - in THALEY GREASER County L1ne Road Souderton Thales' 40201911110 MARGUERITE MXRY GRIFFO If you want H g00d frlend Just 306 Ninth Street Perkasle 10014 her Wdy eggl Commerclal Sh rt but sweet qulck and Baseball 1 Dramatics 1 Tri H1 Y neat 1 Color Guard 2 3 4 Captaln 4 Student 44011110111 2 3 Tr1 H1 H 1 2 Typing 3 Art Club GERALD GROSS Bedminster Jerry Academxc No really great man ever though himself so ' Sports Appreclation 1 Student Coun C11 1 4 Vlce Presldent 4 A Cappella Cholr 2 3 4 Presldent 4 Basketball 2 Cross Country 3 4 Pennant 3 4 Track 3 4 Boys' Quartet 4 D1str1ct Chorus 4 -1 -ZA 52 3 4 Study 4 IRENE GROSS Irene Academlc 'She's thoughtful and considerate of everyone she meets Glrls' Ensemble 1 G1rls'Industr1a1 Arts 2 Photography 2 Future Medlcal Club 2 3 4 Begmners' Typmg Club 3 'QS' MERRILL GROSS R D 441 Perkas1e Gross' Academlc Buy now pay later ' Chess Club 1 2 3 Huntmg 8: Flshlng 1 2 Physics Club 3 Stage Productlon 3 -X Cappella Cho1r 4 QR, l' 1 1 YY VY ' vw ' ' . ' . 7 w 1 'V' up ,uv - O , 1 ' Z Z ' ' , 1 , y Z 3 -, 1 - . . , ' . I 54, 7 7 ' - - 1 3 ! , 1 . . r ll ll ' vu u - , ' Q t H ' . I D ' ' 1 Z ' 3 - l ' n y I I ' - - ' . ' . . Q 0 3 , Y - Y . ,, , . , Z , I 1, , - - ' ' y I , , y . ' 1 1 I ',, x . . ' . l , 1 . r 74 T 1 wg f X N-XNCY HAMMERSCHMIDT 137 Seventh Street Perkasxe DORIS ELAINE HAGER N3I1ClE!' COII1I1'18I'Cla1 Bedmmster Gentle m manner strong xn per Doris' Commercial formance Her manner s oft a s lamb Library -Xsslstant 1 Saiety Club 1 Trl H1 Y 2 School News 2 3 4 -Xrt Sz Needlework 1 Typlng 2 ELSIE HANTGEY M R +111 Perkasle 'E S e' Commercm KATHRYN ANN HARINER h f h f lf S e strlves ort e un ln 1 e M R M Perkasle G t 1 A bl 2 T 2 Kithy Commerclal JAMES GYER ymnas ws ssem y ypmg Sm 111 but mighty 1222 Ruige Ro 1d Perkasle Jxm' Acaclemlc Gymnastlcs 1 Assembly 2 Typmg Indlvlduahsm IS a fatal pols 2 3 4 Band1234 in v . YI Y A . A . ll l ' - , vw - v ' ,H .f is as a . H . : : ' ' - , v - . : ' . 112 f . U u Y y . 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On.vv ,T , , . , , , . e 5 2 . sb ' ' 3 'I 53 BETTE LOUISE HARTL 1412 Park Avenue Perkasle Bette' Commercial There's spice and sparkle there Freshman Dramatlcs 1 Study Club 1 3 4 Assembly 2 Blology 2 Trl H1 Y 2 School News 3 4 Typing 3 4 BARBARA ANN HECKLER Box 262 Sellersville Barb Commercial Burdens become hght when cheer fully borne ' Art Club 3 Study 3 4 Typxng Club 54 gun, i Q SHARON LOUISE HEBHARDT R,D 42 Sellersvllle Sharon Ac ademxc ALFRED HAYES RD 42 Seuersviue Wisdom tmged w1th humo d i 1 In ustr a Arts Art Needlework 1 Llterature Club 'Have fxsts wxll fly 2 Assembly Club 2 3 Softball 2 34 -Ut S C1 b 4 rt A Stage Crew Productlon 2 3 Physlcs 3 S ervlce u SPO S p Leather Craft 4 Pennant 4 Student prec1atlon Club 4 Council 4 EARL I-IELLERMAN, JR Rldge Road Perkasle Earl Industrial Arts To strive to seek to find and not to yield Projection Club 1 Stamp Shop Service Club 34 Cross 4 Track4 C lub 2 ountry DONALD LEE HENDRICKS 136 Fourth Street Perkasxe Deacon Academic For he will never follow anythmg that other men begm Photography Club 2 3 Varslty Cross Country 2 34 Varsity Track 2 34 Advanced Readlng Club 3 Ad vanced Math Club 3 A Cappella Choir 4 Pennant 4 1 11 1 11 I 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 - 11 11 ' . ri - 1 11A111 1 - -- - 11 I I 1 1 1 1 1 ' . - 1 1 1 A 1 ' 1 1 1 ' 1 11 11 ,, 11 . 1 1 1 11 . C I , g , rn ' ' V 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 C . 1 11 .. . , 1 1 , f 1 1 1 7' 3,4, I ANN SHIRLEY HENDRICKS 1007 Rldge Road Perkasle Shlrl Commerclal Her cheeks are spread wxth nsmg blushes ' Gymnastlc Club 1 Typlng One Club 2 Typmg Two Club 3 Advanced Typmg Club 4 MARY LOUISE HESSENTH -XLER 261 Ifourth Street Perkasle Mary Academlc Knowledge comes but w 1 s d o m lingers Tri Hi Y 1 Glrls' Softball2 Palnt mg 81 Drawing 2 Advanced Readlng Club 3 PhySlCS Club 3 Future Medlcal Club 3 4 Typlng One Club 4 PETER HERM-XNN 27 Nmth Street Perk'1s1e Pete Academic Vlrtue IS not left to stand alone Baseball 1 Sports Apprecmtion 1 Study 1 2 3 4 Brldge Club 2 Advanced Math 3 Typmg Club 4 if Mal- -- I ' : Q 1 ' - I , .. U ,f 0 I . , 1 . 5 . Q ly 'W ' I . . rx 1 I I A . . A - - J , hwlxfaf ffffif gg?-WJ LINDA HEYER 514 Market Street, Perkasle Linda Commerclal She has a curlous mmd, and fam would know the end of everything Glrls' Ensemble 1 Trl H1 Y 1,2, Assembly Club 2, Biology 2, Hockey Manager 3,4, Muslc -Xppreciatlon 4, School News 4, Typmg Club 4 55 RAE HOPE HINKLE M R 41 Perkas1e Rae General 'Her eyes tell all there IS to know Freshman Dramatlcs 1 Study Club 1 2,3 Art Club 2 Advanced Dramatlcs Club 2 3 4 Typmg Club 3 4 LORAINE HOCKMAN R R 81 Perkasle Loraine Academzc 'Purpose 1S what give life a meaning Band 1 2 3 4 Junxor Play 3 NANCY HELEN HOLMES 401 Market Street Perkasie Holmesy Commercial Youth calls for pleasure, pleasu calls for love Freshman Dramatics Club 1 Study Hall Club 1,2 3 Advanced Dramatlcs Club 2 3 4 Typing 2 4 Art gl Needle uork 3 P55 JEANNE MILDRED HORN 308 V1ne Street, Perkas1e 'Beautlful hands do work that IS earnest brave and true Glrls' Ensemble 1 ACappellaChoir 1 2,34 Paintxng Kr Drawmg 2 Junior Play 2 3 4 Assembly Club 3 4 Bucks County Chorus 4 F T A 4 Senlor Play 56 PATRICIA ANN HORN Box 305, Sellersvllle Pat Commerclal Love lS the busmess of he idle Beginnmg Dramatlcs Club 1 Study 1,2 3 Advanced Dramatlcs 2 3 4 Typmg 2 4 Art Sz Needlework Club 4 RICHARD LEROY HORN 74 Falrvlew Avenue Sellersvllle I-Ierrn Academlc A rare compound of fun and frollc' Baseball 2 Sports Appreclatlon 2 Basketball 2 3 4 Tenms 2,3,4 Advanced Math 3 Readmg Club 3 Soccer 34 Chemlstry 4 Pennant 4 YY ll re ' : .5 Rx .,: .9 - N v 1 1 4 g U M H . - , 7 . H . I , ' K . V ' S ' ' l 3 l in kr , , , 9 ,.,: ' . xx H H , vv uv . Jeanne Academic , . . ' ' t 1 I ' . , 3 . . z , ,Q ' ' : -- vvl 115 ,Z ' 5. . .Z 4. Q, . . , . IV A ' .. - . : : 115 5 I I fl . S I SHARON EILEEN HUFF 21 Green Street Sellersv1lle Sharon' Commerclal Good examples earn thyself a good name ' Br1dge Club 1 L1brary Asslstant 1 Tvpmg 2 3 4 11rI1Xed Chorus 4 BEVERLY -XNN JAEGER 111 D111 -Xxenue Perkasle Bev' Commerc1al She takes l1fe as It comes Dramatlcs 1 Tr1 H1 Y 1 Bridge 3 Hockey 3 Dramatlcs 4 Medlcal Club 4 PETER L HUNSBERGER Bloom1ng Glen Pete Ac'1dem1c Men of few words are best' Hunt1ng 81 F1sh1ng 1 Photography 2 Future Farmers of Amer1ca 2,3 Paint 1ng Xa Draw1ng 3 Chem1stry 4 Readmg 4 Track 4 JAMES EDWARD JENKS R D 42 Sel1ersv1lle Jlm Academlc The fa1r sex IS h1S depart ment ' ProJect1on 1 Read1ng 2 3 Soccer2, 3 4 Stage Productxon 2 3 Track 3 Chem1stry 4 Pennant 4 Sw1mm1ng 4 CAROL ELIZABETH JACKSON Ma1n Street Sellersv1lle ' Booba Commercial 'Her outward br1ghtness tells everythmg here IS r1ght Brldge Club 1 Library Assistant 1 Typlng 2 3 4 School News 3 Mxxed Chorus 4 Rldgette 4 R D 31 Hatfleld Mary Commerc1al S1ncere k1nd and helpful IS she Blology 1 Brldge Club 1 Industrxal Arts 7 Softball 3 Future Med1ca1 Club 3 4 Leather Craft 4 57 H A Y IV ' I O . ' ' ' us vv vv K - ' ' ' I ' ' 5 1 5 9 ' 1 1 3 l 1 'L 6 ' 'f' Q l V '- MARY ANN JOHNSON i , ' vv vw . ' , - . ' ' 9 ' , : ,H ' U ' ' , 1 ' . 9 : , : Y . A '111 S' RICHARD KACERIK 901 Race Street Perkasle R1ch' General He speaketh not and yet there lies a conversatlon in hlS eyes ' Sports Appreclatlon 1 Hunting 81 Fishlng 2 WILLIAM SCOTT KEHS Scott Academxc The hlghest degree of earthly happ1ness IS qulet Sports Appreclation 1 Track 1 2,3 4 B1010gy 2 Cross Country2 3 Physlcs 3 Readlng 3 4 Bucks Ches Mont Forum 4 Chemlstry 4 Pennant 4 Soccer 4 MARY ELLEN KENDERDINE 18 Fourth Street Perkasie Mlckey Commercial It's knowing what to do wlth thlngs that counts ' Bridge Club 1 Typing Club 2 3 4 M1xed Chorus 4 WILLIAM ROBERT KENNEDY Bedmmster Bob Academxc Every great advance ln scxence has issued from a new audaclty of lmagl nat1on. Phys1cs 3, Rod Kz Gun 3, Chemlstry 4, Leather Craft 4 58 JUDY ANIN KISSEL 504 Arch Street, Perkasie Judy Academlc There IS always time to share iles and goodness everywhere Homeroom President 1 2 Student Council 1 2 Biology Club 2 Homeroom Secretary 3, Physics Club 3, Reading Club 3, Bux Ches Mont Forum 3,4, Pennant 3,4, Homeroom Vice President 4, Pinochle 4 DONNA LEE KLEMAN Broad Street, Bedminster Donna Academlc She lives for others and not for herself Band 1, Bridge Club 2, Literature 3, Future Medical Club 3,4. W-if Nm 7 'Lu i 7.5- : 1335. y , vv - 1 vw ' . . , Q . wh 1 Y u - vu n u ' n ' , ' . . . ,, Q 1 v 2 I 9 9 ' I I 1 Q I 1 5 ' ' S I I . I rv n - lv ' J SIU .H 1 I y 2 Q lv ' 1' iii' DONALD PAUL KNECHEL M R 41 Perkasie Don Industrial Arts Off to the wide unkno then to settle down Sports Appreciation 1 Gymnastics 2 Hunting 8: Fishing 2 Baseball 3 Typing 4 JOHN HERBERT LAKE Hilltowsm John Agricultural A workman who needeth not to be ashamed Band 1,2,3 4 F F A 2 3 4 Chaplain 4 State Hxture Farmers' Association Band 3 4 0 JOHN F KOERWER R D 31 Hatfleld John Agrlcultural Looking on the bright side and domg e's best IS half of 11fe's battles Science Club 1 Football 2 3 4 F F A 2 3 4 ReadingC1ub3 F F A Chaplain 3 4 F F A V1ce President 4 Pennant JOHN D LANDES R D 42 Sellersvxlle John Academic othmg bothers me I'm a stoic Baseball 1 Band 1 2 3 4 Pennant 4 1 JUDY CAROL KULP R D 41 Sellersville Judy' Commercial qulet as a mouse m h1s o e Gym Club 1 Homeroom Secretary Typing Club 2 3 4 in ERMA JEAN LANDIS Bedminster Erma Academic The music in my heart I bore Long after it was heard no more. Band 1,2,3,4, Bux Mont Band 2,3,4, District Band 4, Nurse's Aide 4, Senior Play 4. N v Q, 1 , 1 r if 6, B -I 1 vv v s 4 ' . As ' ' ' , NA 5, .. h 1 In A A . ' 2 n 1 I L. .. E x L -- Z K ' ' . - - CSV-E! a X E21 kia :xiii X, ' 0 . . , V. lr wn, I I Y . . H lv ' IV ' 9 on ' ' . 2 I I 4: . . . . , J H H . . . ' . ,L .. H N ' , - 3 1 v 1 911-1 - 1 v IV H CAROL LAWRENCE 111 Mam Street Perkas1e Carol' Academlc Well tlmed sllence hath more elo quence than speech Llbrary Assxstant 1 2 3,4 Softball Manager 2,3 4 Physics Club 3 Chem slstants 4 CONSTANCE T LOKAY R R 82 Perkasle CORDIS' Academlc 'Gentlemen always seem to remem ber blondes ' L1brary Asslstant 1 2 3 4 Art Club JERRY WAYNE LEACH 256 Fourth Street, Perkasie Jerry Academ1c ' He keeps hxs thoughts to h1mse Huntmg K: Fishmg 1 2 3 4 Sports Apprecxatlon 1 2 Tenms 1,2 3,4 Chem lstry Club 2 Advanced Readmg 3 Pro Jectxon Club 3 Industr1a1 Arts 4 GLORIA JANE LUDWICK 525 V1ne Street, Perkasie Gloria Academlc The glft of ga1ety may itself b the greatest good fortune Llbrary Ass1stant 1 3 4 Pennsyl vama Dutch Club 3 F T A 4 MUSIC Appreciation 4 School News 4 60 RONALD LEWIS RD ffl Perkasie Ronme' Academlc You can't trust him 1n the dar Bowling 1 Choxr 1 2 3,4 Hi Y 1 2 3 Chess Club 2 Track 3 Chemlstry Club 4 N 'i RAYMOND LUDWIG 310 Main Street Perkasxe Ray Agr1cu1tura1 Let us never forget that the cultx vatlon of the earth is the most lmportant labor of man ' Huntlng 8: Flshlng Club 1 2 3 4 F F A 2 3 4 fs ' gl vv - 1 . ' , ' 'Y ' kill , : Q : ' 'Y I , c Q - . . -I A in .lf . t l v - - lfnu L' isrry club fn' President Library As- . '. , ' . ' ' ' f - ., H - f 'Y ' ' e ' a .IV YI ' 7 , ' ' - ' ' , , : - A 3. ..., YY YI , ' .. .- h . Q v 1 v 1 CHARLES MADDUX Plpersvllle Chuck' Industrxal Arts Hls l1fe 15 full of purpose Sports Appreclatxon 1 Hunting 8: 1sh1ng 1 2 Industrlal Arts Servlce 3 4 L. MARY SUSANNE MARKEY R R 41 Perkasle Beets1e Academ1c And w1t that loved to play not wound Basketball 1 2 3 4 Chorus 1 2 3 4 F T A 1 2 Assembly Club 2 3 Girls Quartette 2 3 Tenms 2,3 4 Glrls' Varsl tv Club 3 4 Dlstrlct Chorus 4 Home room Pres1dent 4 Mellowtones 4 Ph1ladelph1a Orchestra Chorus 4 dgette 4 RODNEY MARKLEY 33 Grandvlew Avenue, Sellersvllle Rod Industrial Arts Let cheerfulness abound wxth 1n dustry ' Huntlng Cz Flshing 1 J V Baseball 1 Stage Servlce 2 Typing Club 2 Junior Play 3 Mechamcal Dram mg Club NANCY MARY MARTIN R D 81, Telford Nan General There's language 1n her eyes her cheek, her hp Tri H1 Y 1, Study Club 2, Bridge Club 3, Jazz Appreciation 4 RAYMOND MATHIE R D 461 Sellersvllle Ray Acadernlc 'Hxs WISE, rare smile IS sweet wxth certa1nt1es Safety Club 1 Projection Club 2 Chess Club 3 Jumor Play 3 Readmg Club 3 Stage Production 3 Industrlal Arts 4 Typxng Club 4 DEIDRE ROW ENA MATTHEWS 39 Thxrd Street Perkasle Poppe ' General 'A rose bud set w1th 11tt1e wxllful thorns, as sweet as Englxsh air could make her ' Glee Club 1 Gxrls' Ensemble 2 Typing Club 2 Br1dge Club 3 Mlxed Chorus 4 I v ' 1, . 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D l 9 1 T . 1 NEIL MCKNIGHT R D 42, Perkasie e ' Agrlcultural et h1m value h1s hands for they are his tools Huntmg 8: Fxshxng 14 FF A 2 THOMAS VAN MOORE. 305 Ninth Street, Sellersville 'Moe Academic A diamond ln the roug Sports Appreciation 1, Baseball 1 2 3,4, Basketball 1 2 3 4, Varsity Club 1 2 3,4, Football 2 3,4, Advanced Math 3, Stage Production 3, Assembly Club 4. 62 BARBARA JANE MIHM 400 Nlnth Street, Perkasie 'Bunny' Academic 'Kmdness IS the sunshme in wh h virtue grows Trl H1 Y 1 Homeroom Secretary 1 4 Stage Productlon 3 School News 3,4 Edltor 4 Pennant 4 CLEON MOYER Blooming Glen C e Industrial Arts Common sense IS instinct, and enough of it IS genlus ' Hunting Gt F1sh1ng 1 2 Pennsylvania Dutch Club 2 Nat1onal Honor Society 3 4 Shop Servlce 3 4 ELIZABETH A MOOD Box 216, Perkasie Betty Academic How far that little candle doth throw xts beams ' A Cappella Choir 1,2,3 4 Art Club 1 2 Hockey 1,2,3 4 Tri Hi Y 2 Girls' Quartet 2,3 Bux Ches Mont Forum 3 4 Natlonal Honor Society 3 4 Pennant 3 4 Co Editor 4 District Chorus4 Regional Chorus 4 DAVID E MOYER Bloom1ng Glen Dave Academxc A boy's will IB the wind's will and the thoughts of youth are long, long thoughts Baseball 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1,2,3 Cookmg Club 2 Homeroom Presldent 3 Hunting gl Flshmg 3 Chemlstry Club 4 Typing Club 4 . is X I , G1 A N 11' - ' it HL . . . l ' . ' ' sl . . . , - 3,4. n v v . ' , . . , ic I ,, 1 1 ' yi nl ' ' I -- -- I l Q ' ' y 3 , . . 1 I Z-1 y Z Q Iv 1 11 ,, I . YY ' . - 1 ' 9 . , . : s I . I ll uv hiv: ' . I I - Y I I ' v 1 ' 1 ' ' DORIS ANN MOYLR Plpersvxlle Dolly Academxc Soft words make a song Future Homemakers of Amerlca 2 dent 2 Trl H1 Y 2 School News 3 4 A Cappella Cholr 4 LORETTA G MOYER RR 31 Perkasle ' Letty' Commerclal Llfe IS a glft that the humblest may boast of ' Glrls' Ensemble 1 Glee Club 1 Sewmg Club 1 Typlng Club 2 Study Club 3 4 3' GLENN MOYER 301 Nmth Street, Perkasie ' G enny Industr1al Arts Much more happxness IS to be found Huntmg 8: Flshlng 1 2 3 Typlng 4 REGINA MURPHY Box 353 Hllltown Jean Academlc ' She IS always changeable and capri cious ' Assembly Club 3 Future Home makers of Amer1ca 3 4 Typmg Club 4 HAROLD DXLE MOYER Dublln Dale Academlc A merrv heart goes a long way Homeroom Presldent 1 Stamp Club 1 Baseball 1 2 Huntlng 8. Fishmg 1 2 3 Homeroom Secretary 7 Pennsylxanla Dutch Club 2 4 Advanced Math3 Home room Vxce Presldent 3 AdvancedTvp1ng 4 Mixed Chorus 4 li STELLA JOAN MUSSELMAN Box 425, R D 81 Sellersville Janie Commercial ne of those happy souls which are the salt of the earth Art 8: Needlework 1 Typing Club 2 63 'Y ' Y Q - , Y' If ' JV Ag ' ' vw , It k . 1 - 2' Geology Chip 22 H0meI'00m ViC9'P1'9Si' in the world than gloomy eyes discover. I X X X l Qs ,, . . . n 11 ' - , . , : ' . K'- ll 'IO .Il EDWARD MYERS R.R. 42, Perkasie . ti, ii' Q Ed Agriculture JULIA M. MYERS He would be the guide to cheerful- 1110 Old Post Road, perkasie H955- ulie Academic Her heart mind and hand all F F A 1 2 3 4 Hunting 82 F1ShlI1g gpen all free ' 1 2 3 Parliamentary Procedure Team4 NANCY CAROLYN NASE 515 Market Street Perkasie ' Nancy' Academic Give us a friend on whom we can depend A Cappella Choir 1,2,3 4 Band 1,2, Basketball 1,2,3 4 Tennis 1,2,3,4 Dis trict Chorus 2 4 Girls' Varsity Club 3 4 2-emmllt 34 Co Editor 4 Regional Chorus 4 School News 1 Bandl 2 3 4 Student Council 4 GEORGE NEFF Bedminster ' Neff' General 'Vkhat a piece of work is this man! Sports Appreciation 1 Gym Club 1 2 Track 1 2,3,4 Hunting liz Fishing 2 Football 2 3 4 Assembly Club 4 Gym Team 4 Stage Production 4 'Px 1 ,gn fc 499' J wiv 1 ful.' PRISCILLA MYERS Bedminster Prissy Commercial Her talk is charming and play- Needlework 15 Typing 2,4. v M ir TEDDY A NEIDLINGER M R itl Perkasie Ted ' Industrial Arts Courage was never designed for Show Hunting 81 Fishing 1 Baseball 1 2 industrial Arts Club 1 2 3 4 Soccer . . . , 7 - - - v 1 y I -- .' , . 3 . Z , y . I -- . . . . , , . , , . . 11 ' ' Il . 1 . 5 , g . : , : , g ' 5 - 9 . y 5 S . Q . 9 - 3 , 2 ' 5 , , , - 5. 'L Q s'-' I ' , A ,f A .Hit 5 9 1 I 1 A ' sv v ' V. ' -A xx ll ' : , 5 if , , . : 4- 4: 1 flfyfwf'-3 fj','M':' -Q mga- 1 We ,5fTif,I',l '41-i?v4Ty 1- , H . ' up iff f ,,14fr,Rf5:5?f45.1iw .5- J5xi 31,'.' QfQ :?-'-5-'Wi' - t lg r 1, 1,-e:'..,f,,':. ,aa , up, . '. . mf. V 'K an , -mfg Q .-5 rf 4 URSULA NETSCHER Spruce Street, Perkasie Urs Academic Let them call it mischief: When it is past and prospered 'twillbe virtue. Gymnastics 1,45 Hockey 1,2,3,4g Tennis 1 2 3 4' Basketball 2' Gir1s'Var- s1ty Club 2 3 4 Secretary 4 Cheer leading 3 4 MATTHIAS P NIKO LA 324 Fourth Street, Perkas1e RODNEY NICE Tombstone' Academic R R tl Hatfleld 'Always taking a chance on 1 Rod Commercial Sincere 1n manner courageous in Stamp Club 14 Photography 2 spirit Soccer 2,3 4 Varslty Club 2 3 4 Junior Play 3 Track 3 Junior Play 4 Senior Baseball 1 Band 1 2 3 4 Play 4 DENNIS OVERPECK State Road R D Telford Denny' Commercial Food is the way to a ma ' heart' Typing Club 1 2 Soccer 3 4 Sports Appreciation Club 3 4 Senior Play 4 RUTH JOY OWENS R R W1 Hatfleld ' o Academxc e1ig1on, if 1n heavenly truth tired, needs only to be seen to be mired Kmtting Club 3 Chemistry 4 ROGER PARKS 417 V1ne Street, Perkas1e Poopsie Academic ' It's know1ng what to do with thmgs that counts ' ProJect1on Club 1 Band 1 2 3 4 Junior Play 3 Stage Crew 81 Lighting Crew 3 4 Basketball 4 Senior Play 4 I I I I I 1 13 3 ' , . vv 1 , , , ' n ife n YY 1' I V' ' . . 1 1 1 1 'V . 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' A in 'qv 1. , at 1 - . was vu v H S . 1 1 3 1 I 1 3 . 65 LINDA A PATTI-.RSON 107 Maple Avenue Sellersxllle Lln Academlc Those move easlest who hax e learned to dance Glrls' Chorus 1 Gymnastlc Club 1,2 Lxterature Club 2 Stage Productlon 2,3 Jumor Play 3 Sen1or Play 4 Ad vanced Typmg Club 4 Vw WAINDA THIIRESA PIERZCHALA M R 81 Souderton 'VN 'mda Academlc The teacher IS like the candle xxhlch llghts others an consumlng ltself Future Teachers of Amex-1ca 1 2 4 Presldent 4 Glrls' Lnsemble 12 Phxslcs Club 3 Chem1stry Club 4 66 EVLLYN M PFLIEGER 1011 Rice 'street Perkqsle ' General THOMAS PETERMAN Evle e one QXCIUSIXG sxgn of a thor 504 V1ne Street Perkasle Tom' Gene!-ql ough knowledge 1SthE,pONN8!'OftBaCh1I'lg ' 'He wx 1s 1 entle true and perfect kmght Club 3 Dramatlcs Club 3 Future Home Basebm 1,2 3 4 Sports Appl-eel makers ofArner1c'1 4 German 4 Mvced anon 9 3 4 Chorus 4 MILI ICL M POTTLR DOUGLAS PRIYGLE 117 Thu-cl Street Perk 1s1e M R 341, Souderton G 1 NIIHICG Xc'1dem1c Doug' enera M Wfllile 15 '1 d9St1nV mqde Careful there speedmg IS danger hemen ous ' A Cippella Choxr 1 2 3 4 Band 1 2 0,-chest,-3 1 2 Band 3 D1str1ct Chorus 2 3 4 Pennant 3,4 Nat 1onal Honor Soclety 4 Regxonal Chorus 4 Senlor Plav 4 , 'mfr ggi, ' y j , ' ,myl- w 1 . 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RELILD Slllerfhle Mun Street Sellersulle Donna Xcaclemlc She IS prettx to walk ulth and xxlttx to talk ulth and ple'1s1nt too t thlnl-X on ' G1I'S' Ensemble 1 T 1 H1 Y 1 Hockev 1 P 'S -1 Homeroom Secret lrx 1 4 Tenms 1 7 3 4 Basketball 'P Glrls' Gsm Club 9 4 Glrls' Varsxtx Club P -1 Pres1dent 4 S mdx Xcudemlc Beware of her fur hur for she excells ' Freshman Dramfatxcs 1 Girls' semble 1 Hockey Manager 1 Band 'P 4 Head Majorette 4 Homeroom Sec retary 3 Natlonal Honor Society 34 Pennant 3 4 Bux Mont Band 4 V , V V , . . Y V. 6 ' C ' ' VV ,VV . i 7 ' v ' v ' ' VY c I , -. V . V -, . 1 ,. I , V S ' . Q tn , V VV V V - . . , , ,, . .. A . . V V ' ' ' v V VV VV , - - 7 I s I 1 V H ,. . E - ' 4 , t t ,V ' VV V V-S Q M - . Q C V 3 . 5 . . . -L tj .3 . 1 . ' ' ' V , , . 1 . 5 5 l . 3 14' . A V . , S . . V ,vu ' V t .- 1 , . 4 . V' ' 1 ' N K A. K c o 1 , n ' . . V- A ' s . , 1 - A . , . . , 0 - . 'V I Q Ln- , . . 5 . -,3, I Q I' - - 3 V 1 V V 4 . 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'I Y K . 1 I V N ' VV V V , VV , 5 1 v V 'I 1 5 ' RON-XLD TERRX R-XLDENBUSH 323 NK ashlngton -Xx enue Sellersulle Terrx -Xcademxc ' X arlety IS the very SPICE of hfe Student Councll 1 Stage and Llght Club P -Xdx anced Xlath Club 3 -Xdx anced Readmg Club 3 Junlor Plav 34 Ne chamcal Drawmg Club 4 Semor Plav 4 71 NANCY RENNER 238 Marshall Street Perkasle ancy Commerclal Words, words words Dramatlcs Club 1 Study 1 2,3 4 Typing 9 3 4 Leather Craft 4 67 SANDRA M RENNINGER 26 Maple Avenue Sellersvllle Sandy Commercial CAROL ANN RICE BETTY JUNIE RICE Dublln etty' Commercial ou must look lnto people as well as at them Brxdge Club 1 Study 1 2 3 4 Typmg VK 1th vlrtue and quletness one may pipe,-Sviue S conquer the world Carol' Commercml The smz1llcourtes1es sneeten Dramat1cs 1 3 Study 1 2 3 Jumor , 8 Plav 3 DENNIS ROBISON 521 Walnut Street, Perkasle ' Denny Academ1c He loves the game beyond the prxze ' Baseball 1 2 3 4 Homeroom Pres1 dent 1 2 3 Varslty Club 1,2,3 4 Basket ball 2 3 4 Co Captaln 4 Class Pres1 dent 3 Volleyball 3 Sports Apprecxation 4 Student Council Pres1dent 4, Varslty Club Pres1dent 4 68 Brxdge Club 1 Study l 2 3 4 Typmg 2 3 4 Leather Craft 4 AGNES ROHS Kellers Church 1 Commercial The remedxes for love she knew name, for she was worldly wlse m that old game ' Assembly Club 2 Typmg 2 4 Sen1orP1ay4 JOYCE ELAINE ROSENBERGER Mam Street, S1lverdale Chxc' Commercial One should always be 1n love Band 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1,2 3 4 Hockey 2 3 4 Girls' Varsity Club 3 4 1,3 ,A,..r , 2.1.1, fc ,7 fic, -, ,aw A , B ' vw Y ' . 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' YI . , . 1 , . 3 It 1 1 I 1 - ' W WILLARD B ROSENBERGER Hllltown Rosle' Commerclal You can never tell 'txll you know hun ' Typlng 1 Projectxon Club 1 Soccer 2 3 4 Senxor Play 4 JUDITH ANN SCHENCK School Road, R D H Hatfield Fresh and flourishing as flowers in May A Cappella Choxr 1,2,3 4 Bmlogy Club 2 School News 2 Hockey 3 Bux Ches Mont Forum 3 4 Natlonal Honor Society 3 4 Secretary 4 Pennant 3 4 Bucks County Chorus 4 Dlstrlct Chorus 4 Editor of Ridgette 4 JACQUELINE RUDD 95 Branch Street, Sellersville Jackie Academxc A cheerful look makes a d1sh feast ' Gymnastlcs Club 1 Advanced Dra matics 2 Biology Club 2 Bridge Club 3 Physlcs Club 3 Bowling 4 Chemistry Club 4 Plnochle Club 4 Senior Play 4 Typlng Club 4 PRISC ILLA SC HLENKER Sllverdale ' Blessed w1th that charm, that cer tamty to please ' Glee Club 1 Bux Mont Orchestra 1 2 F TA 1 2 A Cappella Choir 2 3 4 District Orchestra 3 National Honor Society 3 4 Pennant 3 4 DistrictChorus 4 Homeroom President 4 Library As sistant 4 Regional Chorus 4 Senior Secretary 4 DENNIS LEE SACKS MR 02 Perkas1e Denny General He was not merely a ch1p off the old block but the old Block itself' Hot Rod 1 Typlng 2 Model Bunld ing 3 Arts 8: Crafts Service 4 SUSAN SCHMIDT 334 Fifth Street Perkasxe Schmldt Academlc 'It m1ght as well be spring ' Art Club 1 Z Hockey 1,2 3 4 Student Council 1 2 3 Tri Hi Y 2 School News 2 3 Art Service 3 4 69 H ' Y - V. . . , p ' : ' ' ,3.4: . . 9 . f . n 0 7 . ll 11 ' ' l l N ' an .Y 9 . 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SUZANNL MADALINE SCHOLL R D 141 Hatfleld Sue Commermal VK hen the d1spos1t1on IS fr1endlv the face pleases Band 2 F H -X 1 2 3 Homeroom Secretary 1 3 4 Rldgette 1 2 4 School News 1,2,3 Sexung Club 1 2 3 Home room Treasurer 2 Typxng Z 3 Bowllng 4 Feature Edltor of Rldgette 4 Leather Club 4 4 Q ' ae' X 3 ROBERT SCHUSTER Bedminster Bob Agriculture He has the s t r e n g t h of twenty men Future Farmers of Amer1ca 2,3,4 70 CHARLES SCHRO'I'H Box 61, Sellersvllle NORMA SCHOTT Chas Academlc R D til Hatfleld SCIGDCS 15 sxmply common sense Norm1e Commerclal Her ways are ways of pleasant Sclence 1 JV Baseball 1 2 B1 ness and all her paths are peace Ology 2 M101 3 Reading Club 3 M6 Art Needlework 1 Typing 2 LeatherCraft4 SUSAN SCOTT chfmlc '11 Drawmg 4 6' X R D 42 Perkasxe HSN Academe MICHAEL SENKOW As pure as a pearl, and as perfect R D gg, perkasle a noble and lnnocent g1rl v'M1kevv Agrlcuuure Health and cheer-fulness go hand xn .. A Cappella Cholr 1,2,3,4, Art 2, hand R 1dgette 4 Huntlng 8: Fishxng 1, Future Farmers of Amerlca 2,3,4 96 2 qs ,I sf' 1, 43, ','- ll: 1 I1 VV ' f' ,, , . . . . , , , H , C . .A . y , Q ' s v I r 1 Q 1 7' 1 - , , . , C 1 3 Z 1 H H f X . H - A . H , , , ' YV ' Il ' v - ' A - '- , . . , , YY 4 ' ' I - , . v 1 y y L . K , M I S . ,S . . , K ,,S , . JOHN SERRILL 514 N, Main Street Sellersville I care not.' Study 1 2 3 4. K, SANDY SHAAK R.D, ffl Sellersville Sandy Commercial Some think the world is made for fun and frolxc ' Softball 1 2 3 4 Varslty Club 2 3 DOUGLAS SMITH R D W Sellersville FRANK SINE Smltty General M R Pe!-kagie 'Wings and the boy' Companions Frank' Industrial Arts linked as One 'He who IS reliable and steadfast h lds the key to success A Cappella Choir 2 Track Sz Field Football l,2,3 4 Baseball 2 3 Sports Appreciation 3 4 Varsity Club 4 7 9 -I if 2 Art Club 3 14' 'ZIV JOHN SHELLY 121 Church Street, Sellersville Shelly Industrial Arts Leisure is the reward of labor. Stage Service Club 2g Industrial Arts Service Club 39 Mechanical Draw- ing Club 45 Stage Crew 4. 4.0- 11 JEANETTE CLAIRE SNYDER 308 Walnut Street Perkasie Jan ' Academic under which all things thrive A Cappella Choir 1 Band 1 2 3 4 Hockey 1 2 3 4 71 A? H , I ll II , 4. . , . . , . ,S vu ' uv I I -4, I H V . ., ' V l H - ni O 'rv 5 N . . ' ly: . 'V M xx I , vu v Cheerfulness is the atmosphere ' : . . . 1 ,F H?- f1lf,g I Q' ' 1 Q- . , , J 1, . A, I ' - I ff' ii J V -4.1 1. VIRGINIA SPANGLER 401 Chestnut Street Perkasie ' Gmny' Acaderruc Gentle of speech beneficient of mind ' A Cappella Choir 1 2,3 4 Band 1 2 Junior Play 1,2 School News 1 2 Rldgette 4 Senior Play 4 SHIRLEY STAYTON R D 491 Sellersville Shirl Commerc1al Always so cheerful warm hearted, and gay Ridgette 1 2 Student Council 1 4 Homeroom President 2 3 School News 2 3 4 Advanced Typ1ng3 National Honor 72 PHILIP J SPIER R R 462 Perkasie Phil' Agriculture An optimist sees an opportunity in every calam1ty Boys' Cooking 1 Radio Amateur Club 1 Future Farmers of America 2 3,4 SANDRA LEE STHEN R R 52 Perkasxe andy Academic ' ou are looking as fresh as paint Girls' Gym Club 2 3 Hockey 3 4 National Honor Society 4 Pennant4 ELAINE STANISLAW R.D. 31, Hatfield Elaine Commercial A voice with a smile wins. Art-Needle Craft 2- Beginner Typing 2 Advanced Typing 3 4 National Honor Society 4 Pennant 4 HAROLD STONE R D Hatfield J dge General Imagination is more importantthan knowledge ' Projection Club 1 4 Agriculture 2 4 7 l 3 , C 5,1-,-, . v - r , ' IV ' ' . . l . - s 1 ' vu v ' lv ' ' ' . , : . ' , 9 9 , 5 ' I - 3 G , . . - Q . ' ' ' I .. . H - 5 H ' H - vy ' H I , ' , 4 ' , s n l y 1 f 1 A , g 3 il . 1 1 1 Q Society 45 Pennant 4. .1 5- W. im , , ' X , I-'E 9 A . . , .. u .. v . , Q . , ,3, - EVELYZN STOVER RR 31 Perkasle Evle Academic 'She IS truly great who IS truly good A Cappella Ch01r 1 2 34 Future Homemakers 2 Pennsylvanla Dutch 2 Sevx mg Club 3 D1str1ct Chorus 4 Tr1o Taiwan ESTHER ELAINE STREHLE R D 141 Sellersvllle Esther Academxc The falrest queen that ever kmg recelved Safety Club 1 Trl H1 Y 1 Band 2 3 4 Homeroom VICE President 2,3 Junlor Class Secretary 3 Recordmg Secretary of Student Counc1l 4 RICHARD STROUSE Bedmmster Chubby -Xgrxculture He xs XKISQI' than he knows Brxdge 1 Huntlng 8. Flshlng 1 4 Agmculture 2 3 4 LESLIE SWARTLEY Bloomlng Glen Les' Academ1c JAMES STROHM 1100 Flfth Street, Perkasie Jim' Industrxal Arts He who works best works con stantly Hunting 81 Flshmg 1 2 3 Photo graphy 2 Typmg Club 4 A real man is he whose goodness CHARLES SWARTZ IS a part of hlmself Bedminster Huntlng 81 Flshmg 1 Baseball 2 Math Club 3 Cross Country 3 4 Read mg Club 3 4 Track 3 4 Charlie Industrlal Arts Good humor makes all things toler able ' Hunting gl FlSh1l'1g 1 Shop Service 3' 73 . . , 11 - 1. , . . 1 11 - 1 1 1 5 1 1 1 1 : Q ' 1 11 1 . . V' - 1 . 1 1 IV I7 ' 'V' ,, . . ' , 1 1 1 ' 5 . I ' ' S 1 1 1 ' 1 1 . 5 3213 A wiwgja . -E495 fit? V 1 5 VI - f 11 A vw - 1 I - 2 1 1 ' ,' 1 3 1 - 3 , 3,4. K 11 11 - ' rg 11 - ,- 11 fl . ' 5 ' 1 5 1 1 - JUDY SWARTZ Pipersvxlle Jud1cle Academlc Mmd cannot follow xt, nor words express her lflflnlte sweetness Dramat1cs Club 1 Gxrls' Ensemble 1 Homeroom Secretary 2 Band 2 3 4 Homeroom V1ce Pres1dent 4 FRED TERRY R R 42 Perkasie Fred' General CARL SWOPE ' Workman who needeth not to be Bloommg Glen Swope Academxc ashamed 'Good humor IS goodness and vus dom combmed ProJect1on Club 1 2 3 4 Advanced Math 3 GAIL G TICE Lme Lexmgton Baseball 1 Huntlng 81 Fxshmg 1 Study 2 3 4 LINDA L TEXTER 115 Nlnth Street, Perkasxe Texe Academlc F1ne art IS that xn whxch the hand, the head, and the heart go together Homeroom V1ce Pres1dent 1, Tr1 H1 Y 1,2, Assembly Club 2, Art Serv1ce 3,4, Muslc Apprecxatlon 4 74 Gaxl' Academxc 'You w1ll nexer 'f1nd' tlme for anythmg If you want tlme you must make lt Homeroom Treasurer 1 Rldlng Club 1 Softball 1,3 4 Future Medlcal Club 2 3 4 Student Councxl 2 3 4 Var s1ty Club 2 3 4 Assembly Organlst 3 4 Assembly Club 4 Nurses' A1de4 Sen1or Play 4 AGNES TOLAN RD 41 Sellersville Agl' Academlc 'To know her is to love her Homeroom Presldent 1 Trl H1 Y 1 Dramat1cs 1 3 Brldge Club 2 As sembly Club 2 3 Homeroom Secretary 3 Band 4 u - ' vw - - . . . ,, 1 Z I 1 1 Z A 4-Q V ,is- Y,- , vw 1 . 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LARRY G TOMKINSOIN 90 Clymer Avenue Se1lersv1lle Lar' Industrlal Arts He who has lxved obscurely and qu1et1y has llved well Hot Rod 12 Huntlng gl F1shing ELIYABETH TODD UHL R D W7 Sellersvllle Betsx -Xcademlc L1fe lS a series of surprxses -X Cqppella Cholr 7 3 4 RIC H ARD TR AUGER Sllverdale Dxck Industrlal Arts matters not how long we l1ve but how Huntmg Sz Flshmg 1 2 4 Sports Appreclatlon 1 7 Reading Club 4 WINIFIU-ID S, TRJXUGER -123 Fifth Street Perkasie Fred Commercml The threld of our l1fe would be chrk were lt not for her fr1endsh1p Homeroom Treasurer 1 Tr1 H1 Y 1 Hockev 1 7 3 -Xssemblx Club2 Bridge Club 7 Musxc -Xppreclatlon 3 4 Home room Secretary 4 JOHN ULMER RD 41 Perkasle John' Agriculture H IS vallant and dures o Bqseball 1 Hunting K FlShll'lg 2 3 4 Sports Appreciqtlon 3 4 F F A Basketball 4 weve 2 F RAYMOND ULMER RD 32 Sellersvllle Ray Agriculture 'A man devoted to pleasure Hunting 8: Flshlng 1 2,3 4 Agrl culture 2 3 4 75 iq. 1 .Q,:. -,f -3 ' - U v , - ' ' .ll U 1 H . . 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I A H ' ' , . 9 A '- I I ' 9' 521254 ANNA MARIE UMSTEAD R D 442, Se1lersv1lle mpw' Commervlal DANIEL VALENTINE Young as beautlful and soft as M R Q1 pe,-kasle YOUUE Dan General Great expectatmns are better than DRUCILLE VOID Box 216 Perkasxe ' rue' Academic I hear America s1ng1ng, the v'1r1ed carols I hear ' F T A 1 3 4 Brldge Club 2 3 J'17z Club 4 Junlor Play 4 Senlor Play 4 Stamp Club 1 Tvplng Club2 Seu mg a poor possesswn Club 3 4 Plnochle Club 4 PATSY XR AITE R D 42 Sellersvmlle Pat Academlc 'A sweet d1spos1tlon IS a merlt equal to the best Dramatics 1 G1r1s' Ensemble 1 Assembly 2 Glrls' Gym Club3 4 Junior Play 4 Senior Play 4 Study 1 2 3 4 ROBERT WALTERS R R 4111 Perkasxe Bob Agriculture It lS the contest that delights us and not the vxctory Baseball 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1 2 Hunting 8: F1sh1ng 1 2,3,4 Sports Ap preciatlon 1 2 Football 2 3 4 Math Club 3 Vars1ty Club 3 Agr1culture4 Leather Craft 4 76 LORA CARLENE WAMPLER 20 Green Street Sellersv1lle Cal-lene Academic 'Art IS indeed not the bread but the wme of llfe ' Drawmg 81 Palntmg 1 Typmg 2 Stage Production 3 Art Service4 Music Appreclatxon 4 Pennant 4 1,-fk,fZgY ' lvl, KQC N. 2 5 fEif'wTf7f I fiifqii, ,Wray 1 .D . ,, . . . 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I 1 5 I . :fax f' i YI YY , ' , , . . , C I ' 2 5 , 3 ii ' 'w BEATRICE VK -XRRIS R D 441 Green Lane Bea Commercial Her character IS brlght and clean ' Trl H1 Y 1 Typmg One Club SUSAN LYNN VXEIDEMOYER 164 Lawn Avenue Sellersvxlle ' SUZIS Academlc Grace IS ln all her steps heaven IS m her eye ' Glrls' Ensemble 1 F T A 1 2 School News 1 Z BlOlOgy Club 2 Trl H1 Y 2 A Cappella Choir 234 As sembly 2 3 4 Llbrary -'xsslstant 4 ELEANOR CAROL VNEIDEMOYER 171 Green Street Sellersvllle MARGARET WEBB Elmer Academlc R D Q1 Sellersvllle VL hen courage feels 1t's r1ght Magg el Academlc nothing IS lncapable Home IS where the heart lS Trl H1 Y 1 School News 1,34 Art Needlgwgrk Club 1 Future Art Club 2 Art Servxce 34 Muslc Homemakers Club 23 School News APP1'9C1atl0n4 VaI'S1fVClUb4 2 3 Llterature Club 3 Typmg 4 TERRY WEISS 505 Buttonwood Street Perkasxe Terry -Xcadem1c 'We have met the enemy and they are Ours B-XRRY VSBNGER Central Avenue Telford Huntmg gl F1sh1ng 1 Baseball 1,2 290 ,xgriculmre 4 Geology Club2 HomeroomPres1dent 'Such sweet compulsion doth m 3 Math Club 3 Track 3 Chess Club music hev 3 4 Football 4 Gymnastlcs 1 Track 1 Agrlculture 2 Hot Rod 2 Hunting 8: Fxshmg 4 '77 . . , .. .. . ., . . , - - g 2,4. , . it H v. - u c ! y u i v - ' ' ' IV ' ' VY ' ' 5 ,P - 3 5 y 9 . : - . - v I S . , I! 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'- I I 'D ' 9 1 1 9 A . , 5 A - , 5 JO WILSTON R D 42 Sellersvllle 0 Academ1c Muslc, the greastst good tha mortals know and all of heaven we have below ' Glrls' Chorus 1 Gym Club 1 Tr1 H1 Y 1 A Cappella Chou' 9 3 4 School News 2 3 Art Servxce Club 4 IILLG-XRD WEYLER 100 Spruce Street Perkasie He 1 Commerclal 'Vkhat IS beautlful IS good, and who IS good xull soon also be beaut1ful Bxology Club 1 Art Needlework 2 Brxdge Club 3 German 4 Plnochle 4 DON XLD WILSON M R H1 Perkas1e Bone Academlc Tall laughmg boy wlth sun glmts 1n your eye Huntlng 8: F1Sh1I'lg 1 Baseball 1 2 Football 1,2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Ches 2 3 4 Homeroom Presldent 2 4 Ad vanced Math 3 Track 3 GERALDINE WILEMAN 304 Dxamond Street, Sellersville Gerry ' Academic 'Off to the wlde unknown Brldge 1, B1ology 2, Beginmng Typmg 3, Chemistry 4, Pennant 4 78 R D 41 Perkasxe Alan Commercml Cher1sh the l1ttle trade vuhlch thou hast learned and be content ' H1 Y 1,2,3 Huntxng K Fxshxng 1 2 3 4 Track 3 4 Amateur R3d1O 4 Typlng 4 PATRICIA ANNE WILSON HIIMOXVH Pat Commerclal ' ge cannot w1ther her nor custom stale, her 1nf1n1te varletv Art Club 1 Glrls' Chorus 1 rt Needle Craft 2 Leather Craft 4 x HJ ll ' ' , ' VV ' t Y , 3 ' . x ALAN WHITE v- 1-rr Y - , K .l f , . . . . , . 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JOYCE VSONDER RR 41 Perkasle ' Joy Commerc1al ARTHUR WOOD NIARIANNE WORTHINGTON Sxlverdale on Nlauanne' -Xcademw It IS her k1ndness to others that makes you thmk of her Band 2 34 Bux Mont Band 4 Brlgadoon 4 Slee IS the best cure for wakmg R D Q2 gene,-Svlue P troubles' A player unequalled a sports Stamp Club 1 Softball 2 MUSIC man complete ' ation 4 Football 1,2,3 4 Huntlng Sz Flshing Apprecl 12 Track 2 Student Councll 2,34 KENNETH VKOULFE 110 Flfth Street Perkasie 'Squirt Commerclal He marks not lf you won or lost but how you played the game ' Huntlng 8: Fxshmg 1 2 C ross Country 234 Track Ka Fleld 234 Typmg Club 2 3,4 Sen1or Class Trea surer 4 Varslty Club 3,4 Treasurer 4 Jumor Play 3 Sports Apprecmation 4 Varsity Club 4 WILLIAM YERGER 11 Mam Street Perkasle B1 General be your strength Sports Appreclatlon 1 Hunting KL F1shing 14 Biology Club 2 Photo graphy Club 2 Future Farmers of Amer1ca34 JO ANN ZUSCHNITT 142 Mam Street Perkasle Academxc 'She takes life as lt comes' Art 2 Needlework 3 Typing 3 Pinochle-1 79 l . ' ' ' C VIA ' I A ' A 4. H A A - H n 1 Q - Q . fi . . 1 . . ce.. X . I7 ' ' . Y . . , X V 1 1 ' - , 9 ' ' , 5 G 1 2 I 9 V ' uv -un y v H l 1 . In quietness and confidence shall .. rv - ' , . . . ' 5 . , l .: 9 - 1 Z Q . , 9 ' , , 9 ' , , D, S ' S I . IIJOIV , ' t V ' I ' 4 5 5 3 4 ,Qin vi. r- ia , All that luggage for two men '? Do you have dandruff? i- N. 'S Ea 'ii .l 5 9 ' . -4 l 1f 1. 4 . I ,lik Q 'I Q y ' xx' ' tht i A M 1, 1 ' yr - x ,wxim KX x ,S I I 'x i ' X 1 ff t x-' 193 X 'Q ' 4. Q f x 4. N West Point has a better .... Aprii S, 1960 Washington Monument Washington, D, C. Hi Mom and Dad: How are you? That's good. I'm safe and still alive but need much sleep. I'm nowsetting fsicl on the 449th step of the Washington Monument and have only 448 more steps to go. The lazy clods took the elevator, but I feel ambiguous! Two hours after kissing the Juniors good-bye, we arrived at New Castle for breakfast--cheeseburger, ice cream sandwich, and Tasty-Kake. Upon arrival in Washington, we were subjected to a three day endurance test, testing whether that group of Pennridge students, or any group of students so rushed and harassed, can long endure. Of course we accomplished very much in three days: we checked in at a monasteryg saw money being printed fstingy capitalist governmentlg ateg visited Washington Cathedralg changed the guard at Arlingtong invaded and collapsed at the Dodge Hotelg ateg slept and ate while Ben-Hur won the chariot raceg played cards until 2:30 a.m. flost only S2.64Jg awakened at6 a.m. the next morning by the ever-alert telephone operatorg ate a sumptuous breakfast in the spacious dining room of the Dodge Hotelg helped the Supreme Court to make some decisionsg introduced a money bill in the House four Congressman sure is good-lookingjg caddied at the White House for Ikeg toured the...uh--oh, I'm late for the bus...have to jump down 449 steps. S 'long-- Your Sleepy Offspring 80 Give me two chocolate covered grasshoppers. Everybody out of the pool! Peaceful . . . isn't it? i 621 'Ili S 21253: we 015 ' X wr Y 64 WWW RMMWEMT - 1 . 50046 if v hqx,', A . V I Si 9 I ' is I I. X K A Q Al I It ,. y nxfvixiggx fd if I 0 , ig 'A F58 f' HY' ' 5gx sGM . X ol -. 4 xi ll A'Zff!4'?g,:ZiO: , xy, If , , 'VW own , 1 LX' ' Xv if hr:-. ' 5 SYN., W WM f ,VL . X5 if 1 '3? . . , These were our leaders Commencement On VN ednesday evening June 1 1960 245 semors graduated lnto a 'confused world The commencement program was a very solemn affalr It all began as the sen1ors marched down the a1sle and up onto the stage to the rhythm of left pause r1ght pause left pause rxght pause left pause rlght pause thud Doggone lt all fellows why d1dn't somebody tell me that cord w1s there'7 Fmally everyone was up on the stage There they stood 1n utter fear as they saw over one thousand people leermg at them from down below Sharon Hebhardt Sandra Berger and lNanc5 lxase spoke on the theme The Class of 1960 Graduatmg lnto a Confused World Sharon's speech was l1ke a TV show It was lnterrupted several t1mes because of techmcal d1ff1cult1es Dr XX XX Eshelman Presldent of the Natlonal Educatlon Assoc1at1on gave an address entltled Looklng Ahead Thomas Baldw1n presented the class g1ft Mr Rosenkrance accepted lt At last came the blg moment when Dr Charles Apple pre sented the d1plomas -Xs each person grasped h1s d1p1omf1 f1rm1V w1th h1s left hand a sm1le spread over h1s face as he thought Xl ell I'Ve fmally made lt ' ks the last notes of the Alma Mater faded away 1nto the starry mght shouts of Joy muffled wlth soft sobs of sadness came from the stage The sen1ors reallzed that thelr htgh school days were gone forever Our speaker Dr W W Eshelman ,- w Tgfl 'ff' 1 Qi li P ' 9 ', '-.' - 6' W ,. . 25 . 713 it r wa A3 .. A 1,1 f P f cf W1 f x 1 k X w X 'Fx 1 Q 'V f Y ' is ig ,il Awards Barbara Bibic...Clericalg Morrell Boone... Partial Scholarshipg Roberta Bossard...Math- ematics, Scienceg Beatrice Daniel...Weekly News: Larry Derstine...Industrial Artsg Charmaine Fox...Se1f-Sacrifice and Cooper- ation: Gerald GrosS...Citizenship, Good Cit- izenship: Irene Gross...Home Economics: Sharon Hebhardt...Citizenship, English, Ger- man, Social Studies, Science: Judy Kissel... Pennantg John Koerwer .... -X gricultureg Erma Landis...Bandg C arol LawrenCe...Libraryg Barbara Mihm...School News: Nancy Nase... Vocal Music, Pennant, GoodCitizenshipg Wanda Pierzchala...Spanish, Partial Scholarship: Jack Radzai..,Dramatics QSenior Playjg Terry Raudenbush...Self-Sacrifice and Cooperation: Donna Reed .... A thleticsg Dennis Robison .... A th- letics, President of Student Councilg Judy Schenck...Ridgetteg Priscilla Sch1enker...Lit- erary Achievementg Susan Schmidt .... A rtg Susan Scott...Ridgetteg Virginia Spang1er...Dramatics qJunior Playjg Shirley Stayton...Typewritingg Linda Texter...Frenchg Susan Weidemoyer... Community Service. Thomas Baldwin. . . 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I don't know what your destiny will be, one thing I know: The only ones among who will be really happy are those who have sought and found how to serve. -Dr. Albert Schweitzer- -nt' -'sullujlhw OFFICERS J Clemmer Treasurer J Groff VICE Presi dent C Schlenker Secretiry B Mihm Presldent gf 4' .-an 4' it Q Cute aren t I9 She began the Job of dlsmantllng the prom decorat1ons Last mght w as worth all our hard work she thought Everythlng wns perfect and yet I am Lmhappy that the prom is over' She answered the Hellos of a few newcomers 'I wonder f they feel as sad as I do Before Ihad many ex p otat1ons now I have only memor1es She looked at her class rlng I felt the same way about this I was so happy and proud when my ring arrived It IS proof that Iam a Junlor almost a Sen1or Still I envy each Freshman who can look forward to all thls Of course I am anxlous to be a Senior But how will I feel after graduat1on'7 How wxll I like tradmg expectatlons for memorles and uncertainty? Her Cl'1ssmate's voice Interrupted her thoughts 'Now this place looks like a gym agaxn he slid fi ,gi Il ll 101 -so 1-, Class Honey your strap 1 howm S90 f1ne for lltterm - , Q ,' A PSN . V Q w , 4, in JP Xe' ' .V W ffl if . rx A I 2 Ng ' Y g 1 ' , -- -' r,g we 4, rn. X N , J ' W4 I 0 ul 1 -- I .f Q . A fan 1 at . 45 Q . . -' 3 ' - at l ' .UI 1: 'I I ,Y 4 It s 1 . 1 . Q X I . Q A Q I r I K . my . 1 . Q ' . ' 1 I V I . : X Q gg, it ,xi , Inu : . I ' I rg I 5 - l 2 7, . 4 vff . t f - I if ,. 5 . I n I ' 5 . ' QA ' A, ' . - : 3r' I f ' 1. w . 'q - ' .ff 2 ' 4 . . , ? A ' 1 ' . I . Q h ' . . l ' 4 v: 1 X - 0 'Y' .C- FIRST ROW Mr Krystsniak Jo-Xnn Allen Suzanne Buzdvgon Eileen Barth Irmtraud Blob Jerrs Clair Patricia Beard June Bordner, Margaret Bmsberger SECOND ROW Patricia Bacorn Ferne Anders Llnda Alderfer Jean Burns Jacqualine Beltzner Jane Chrlstv Joan Beer JoAnn Bartasius THIRD ROVK David Alexander .ghd Vkxlham Anderson Ronald Chavous Donald Berger Gerald Bxshop Nona Bloom James Bishop Eileen Carls FOURTH ROVK Harlex Charles Samuel Brubaker David Benson Roy B1ShOp Fred Bxllmwer Charles Alexw Robert Britt Rav BlShOp -XBSENIT Dan1elBrxde Notlung like a fire drill and no fxre 2 ---4 Smile and bear it. Ps., ,FQ 'XM 4'-.45.ui' 'sa FIRST ROW Natal1e Fell Beverly Detvweller 'Nlargle Conley Elame Derstme Janet Detvwexler Loretta Cro1ss ette Emlly F1eld, Dale Derstme Mr Vlallace SECOND ROVL Lynn Falk, Nancy Donahue Sharlene Fenner Ralph Clymer, James Dougherty Chrxstlne Crouthamel Lmda Derstme Pamela Dan1els THIRD ROVN Stephen Duez Samuel Dursey Gerald Clemmer Donald Dlehl Daud Fetterolf John Ehrhart Ronald Dunlap Frxtz Cowan FOURTH ROXX Lmvuood Derstme James Edwards Lloyd Derr Nlck Feuohtmayer Carl Dean George Cummms Howard Detweller Robert Cramer James Farrmgton -XBSENIT Earl Crouthamel Dennis Detue1ler Jon Detvxeller FIRST ROW Mary Ann Glassmver Georgme Frederlck Beverly Fosbenner Margle Frlck Peggy Grabert Susan Gehman Rosemary Gehman Ruth Ann Godshall Mr Hales SECOND ROW Anna Mae Fretz, Lmda Fretz Barry F11lman Duane Fretz Gall Godshall Barry Gre1ser Donald Garrlson Kathy Gahman THIRD ROVR Claxre Jia, ,wif Groeber, J1m Frederlck Edward Gzlbert Leon Gallxe Dennis Gehman Kenneth Gehman Ronald Graver, Mary Lee G1erse FOURTH ROVK Newton Greaser J1m Fretz B111 Garrett Sldnex Fluck Rlchard Gagas Sam Fluck Bob Gluck B111 Flagler Russell Floyd, Melvm Flexer ,..-.v True love is not all moonlxght and roses : ' I ., 1 l . 1 . q I v I I - 1 . , , , , . . I , . . . ' : . , , I : ' Y U .Y 1 9 I Y I Y .V I D 7 ' . ,U . , . . 4 1f X X25 3 . QW: . bi ' ' ' ' Q Aw! , I W l -,Mi J a M Y lu' If-as A ' X , if Q 3 'W l 4 x l 1 W Sax 1 V ,A Oh gee. I taped my knee to the floor! FIRbT ROXX Nlr Pope Dune Heller Clrol Hartzell Ruth Keeler Sandri Hoffmelster Donna lxellenberffer ROXK Ruthann Hendrlclls Barrx Heclaensxxeder R1ch1rd Kacerlll Xhlnan' Kerber Kathleen Hunter Kathleen Hendrlclxs XX lnan Horner Betsex Hu en THIRD ROW WW Bruce Iehnson Ellzabeth Jorvensen Nhlton Hone-wnell Frederw Ham Nlirx Jane Hawes John Hathaway Clvde Gerald -llllrrqntle KX1ll1arr Hunslclxer James Hackett Jarres lx ern Denm: I-Iwh Robert lxetterer Jameb Groff Denms Hirbon Ror lc Heacoc fa X My M I I ' X xx H -'l f',f1Q,,., 1 Y: ' ' i 'I . ' 1 1 I ' Y 1 I P- I - . ,Y V 1 , 2 l 1 7 y 'Qi A fy l ' Q ,' 1 H Q JoAnn Holzerman, Shirley Jett, Rosalie Hafler. SECCZND Hockrnan, Barbzara Henne, Scott Hufnagle. FOURTH ROW: 'iw -A I ' ' , Q 'A ' A , ' 2 1- 'n M ,, H ' - ' ' , ' , 1 1 , v A 'L , N - D , , A' 1 . ' ' , 'i 1 l , j Ljii .. : ' .. ., lil ' , R. I fr'- 'Q I I FIRST ROXK Sandra Kratz Pat Lear Fdward Leatherman Erlc Long Ronald Lokay Bonn e Kletzmg Helena Magee Lmda Leatherman Irene Lengel Rose -Xnn Lokay Donna Judith Lmgenhrmk FOURTH ROVI Barbara Kramer Vkalton Kopp Xirglnia Loux Mr Rlst SFCOINDROVK R1ta Lesh Landis Stanley NlacMor1n Franus Manns Ralph Lengel -Xrlene Landis Dennls Leber Bonnie Lewis Terry Khuns Vulham Klementisz Bri an Lawrence Jerry Lewls Janet Lucv Krastel Pat Kramer Sharon Lear THIRD ROVK Ludwig Vhnnifred Lmdis Barbara Llchtfuss Barbara Knowlm Rose -Xnn Landis Ive heard of shadow boxmg but . . . Just pretend you don't notice the crud in my locker FIRST ROW Mary Lou Pompei Gail Monohan Arlene Myers Darlene Moyer Jean Ott Sandra Moore Diane Mminger Vwanda Meyers Mr Merkel SECOND ROVN Charlette Myers Sandra McElroy L1nda Meyers, Brian Mlhm James Ph1ll1ps Damel Pompei Joy Moyer Sherry Mellor THIRD ROW Robert Nelson Barbara Morrow of .J Francis March George Neff Bruce Moyer Stanley Naudascher Michael Murphey Steven Peterman FOURTH ROW Dennis Menzak DonaldMeyers RaymondMusselman Jeffrey Markley Robert Moyer Gerald Myers Edward Peabody John Moyer John Pool Absent when plcture was taken Wrgie Lou Philhps FIRST ROW Mrs Lewis Judith Scherer DonnaRlnehlmer Ehzabeth Schlegel Diane Schaefer Cheryl Preston Nadine Potter Ute Schlafer Pauline Roeder SECONDROXX Bonnie Rice -Xl1enR1ngler William Scott Nancy Rogers Raymond Rush W111iam Roth Mary Jane Rufe Carole Schock THIRD ROW Christine Schlenker Terrance Roth Bruce Look Mom no cavities! L faivfwf uv'fP ' Savitz Ursula Richter David Ruth Philip Rittenhouse Merrill Rosnberger Fay Schluben FOURTH ROW Gerald Rush Donald Price Barry Rappold Werner Schirmer James Schrack Ronald Pr1ce R1chard Sell ABSEINT Barbara Rltter gfvw 4'-vii 4wy0 5 .ff ...tx fp, iv 2 'nfuf : ' Y 3 Y 1 1 Y 1 ' 1 S 1 ' v , - 5 , 9 1 , - , v 1 , v v y , . . 7 , . .. , I- , 1 I 1 , '4 , . Q Q , 4 . K f. v v s . -, A . W ,f U .,A'x ' ,. sw. W' ' C , l ... -4 l ' J .N ' H , ,, I . x . aw .- 4 sh 'f 1 I ,. ' -' rl A' ' ' 'v ,rust 'il i -- ,, 'N - ' 41, s 1, - ' ' ,, , ' -1! Q What do you say we try checkers next week? 'wif' FIRST ROV! Kathy Serock Carol Sine Susm Stauffer Solhday -Xnna Senkow SECOND ROXK Ruth Stear Patric1a Smola Marlene Styer Raymond Styke Tom Stone XX anda Stover Mildred Spear Pauline Shulick THIRD ROKR Glen Snvder Jim Smxthers Tom :hinn Terry Stelnly Donald RONX Tom Steffan Clarence Stull Edward Shelly Dor1s Snler Gary Stutzrnin -Xbsent when picture wus taken Peggy nerrlll Frank mme Jlm Strohm Christine Sxnieciuch, Phyllist Shaak, Barhara Shive, Starr Stover: M:1rySpier,Phl,1Spannlnger,,Robert StorckjFOlIRTH Wehmeyer Sandra Wolownik Betty Ann Tyson James Yerger Jo Ann Young Mrs Redfield SECOND ROW Terry Welrback Eugene Trauger David Wismer Linus Tyson Sandra Swyer Ruth Wltwer James Young Craig Wilhelm THIRD ROW Ronald White Walter Weyler Barry Joseph Vkeissmann Gerald Swope FOURTH ROW Mary Wambold Rxchard Whitman Bruce Walt Dan1el Welch, Carol Ulrich ABSENT Hazel Welsenborn,Frede ick Terry Carl Timbers James Tinsmlth Junior Class Clambake 1959 , ' L V' : Ax FIRST ROW: Sally Teter, David Supplee, Jill Texter, Nancy Ulu'lck, Thomas Winter, Richard Wolowicz, Patrlciawllson, 1 l L wld. I X J hw., avr' A ,-4 ,,i A 'fs ,SZ OlfI'L0l Q15 'vfhere is a.tide in the affairs of nmen Which taken at the flood leads on to fortuneg Omitted, all the voyage of their life Is bound U1shaHows andin nuseries. On such afullsea are we now aHoaL And we must take the current when it serves Clrlose our ventures.H -Shakespeare- '1r f N ophomorv Class As he hung h1S Pennrldge Jacket 1n the locker a scrap of paper fluttered from one of the pockets aven't had my Jacket long but those pockets are already full I guess I had better empty them VR hat a collectlon I have here a fall sports calendar a booster card, a magazlne order blank an unused t1Ck8t for the Faculty Varlety Show fthat t1cket was forced on mel SIX overdue sllps for VS ar and Peace, a program from the cho1r's Chrlst mas concert some angel halr from the Chrlstmas Mlst Qof course that vlas the best school dance thls yearl a program from the Band Concert and a program from The Teahouse of the August Moon' 'Th1S certalnly has been a busy year for me I wonder lf I shall surv1vemyJun1or and Semor years'P' The warnmg bell rang 'If I don't get to homeroom qulckly I'll have a detent1on card to add to my co1lect1on ' 100 i OFFICERS J Gutekunst President J Bush Se retary S Baum Vlce President S McDonnell Treasurer Oh Carol the Big Four are feuding agam I , ut lei 4 ' I V . s Q ' 0 , : .Kr f Y -M1 , 1 M I X an ' N , ,gi M' 1 : . , 1 . , C' : D L I -0 v ' 3 - 1 4 I 'I Well yes, I was chewing gum. I fx Y f l . . . . , I h ' , ' YY . I .3 ' . . ' ki N 1 1... , ' . . - 1, , o Q I U Y I I ' ' T . , . . . . , y ' 1 , . , ' v I--nnv.,.. 1 --Q 1 1111? --A-.Qi FIRST ROW Mary Jane Boyd Johanne Beckman David Allebach Roseann Beer Joan Billger Ruth Barndt Carol Bergey Bonnie B1blC Ruth Blblc Sandra Baum Xhlllam Benner SECOND RON Glorlann Boyer Anita Besch John Bar Charles Allen Leonard Bxshko Jim Bossard Xhllxam Blsby Claire Augustme Kathy Costello Donna Bergey THIRD ROW Miss Smlth Gerald Borowskl Tom Brandls William Barlleb Kenneth Barndt Vhlllam Allison Wayne Becker Jxm Barlow Eddy Balkzt Jim Berdell 'ir if Q W 5 1'-' .pf -:EN E.:-.xg J Pennrldge ROTC unlt - -an-. 5 1-E 1 . ' 3 nn..- ' .1 E- EEE ' -, -3:2 ' A '- gg' IJ: 11-2 J f ' T '22 Q , M .. H- --. J 5, .fi i - Y - .ffl 'Y -A---W I 'M' 7? ' I-. Y ' T 7 W L-:ij 15 I' l v-'D' jgo -T-S1 L z ' I an 1 ,QQ J J 7 1 5 y , y - I y ' , '- ,. . , . - Y , , , - Q . I Y 1 1 l r D Y f ' : I ' 1 1 v I Y ' , , - y . . K 1 9 ' , 'gf-2' , aa' ' A . lf H o -5 .i ' . , D , 7 N M lf, - 5 J x 5, . - F D W . ,V . - ,, K 4-g ,- ... I ,gy 5 . 101 102 'gk Deutschland 'uber alles L1 .:.r. can fi- 1' lv-rl --Q, xi 1-was-W---...,. Q - Lvt t'V '-ww n-QT----. F, q FIRST ROVK Lonna Dean Florence Cook Judlth Cassel Judxth Breu11 Barbara Dodds Ruth Brvan Patsy Buehrle Sarah Buehrle Mary Cramer Ruth -Xnn Chavous SECOND ROVK Jacquelyn Bush Carol Buss Loretta DeBat1n Emily Chappell -Xnnharrxet Buck Pr1sc1lla DeLory Susan Chew Xhlham Clement James Crouthamel Janet Detweller THIRD ROW Mr Conrad James Clark R1chardCra.nmer Donald Colombo Dav1d Bryan Eduard Damm Gary Cole George Carter Dav1d Carber James Brownlow Frank Brown John Buzby Paul Bryan U K 4 A, l x 4-J' 4' , . X x j Q ,. - , X , . ' g . 5 T - X ,3 4 f M X l W1 4. , 1 , ,, A 6 ti 'f X ,. , 4 , A Lai.. L -X ' A , ..-Ai 7:1 :xv 'fx 7 eg 3 1:12 I A ' 1, ' ' . .. 'xl -.. I- N .1 IL .. ,-A 11-'L v Q - - , ..- ,LLL ....., L- 'rg 1-az 1,1 2 ' 1 :xi 1 E 3- '31 ' IVY I g , , ,, 2 ... ' , -ui U 'A 4-v ' ' f -- C C ..,,,..,.. 1-. 5 1 1 . ...,. 2' 1 ' K - - 5 r f f-L I . ' . , ,i. 0 ,V .T V -H - g , 2 '2 . , ' , , l D - Y I .1 Y .,, 1 : ' 7 9 7 w u - - A 1 9 V 1 A ' ': , , ' , ' ' , , , 1 A 5 V I V Y ' FIRST ROVw Leah Erdman Bobby Dorn Georgine Ervxn Hugh Drumbore Nancy Farwell Francine Frank Cynthia Greenholt Ellzabeth Geller Robert Eckardt Louise Gal1upp1 Laura Frank SECOND ROV! Margaret Galluppl Donna Gross Paul Edwards John Dursey Marllyn Groff Phyllls Frese THIRD ROW lxoel Falk Charles Fulp Sara Esser Harley Gahman Rxchard Gradel Ralph Drumbore Henry Groff Frank Fox Glenn Fxsher Madehne Grlef But Alma Mae I Just love worms 103 Y Jean GFUVST, Ruth Floyd, Judy Garland, Dean Fillman: Robert Ferlauto, Richard Frank, Mr, Diehl. y vo 1 1 L . I . ' s . 3 . ' f, 'A .- f W.. f ' 7 I f 5 104 x ,sy rv X' WA' Golly vuhlz, they don't have Cherry Ames Student Nurse ,..,,..pm-mm--fd fqhk nu: q 10:0 1 an 1 -Q nun Tu' T 1 an 1 'L..J. 1 '0 an ug ll C n-'-12 1 in il l l FIRST ROVK Nlarxanne Honeywell Marlene Hartzell Patsy Haberle Conn1e Hause Donna Hendrlcks John Hlcky Shirley Hager -Xudrev Hafler Joan Gruver Bettv Ann Holmes Robert Hmkle SECOND ROKR Tom Harr1son Esther Hlldenbrand Ruth Hartzell Charles Horrocks, Leonard Hayes Rxchard Hagey Penny Gurdln Rxchard Hlnkle Linford Harlev Ronn1e Hager THIRD ROVK R1chard Hager John Hendrlcks Harold Hartzell Jerry Harrls Jerry Hangey Vkayne He-ndr1cks Jerry Gulden John Gutekunst Lawrence Gruver Paul Hockman John Hedrlck 'VIr Hollenbach 1 g K X ,. , . ' , ' X ll X , T' , aff 'I Jeff MWA , X' . x K , -is . 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D I 1 -T-.J I ILT F1 1 I 'ZA IE Y HH ki ,li FIRST ROW Donna Landes Janlce Long Darlene Knechel Glena Kennedy Denms Krause Jamce Lokay THIRD ROW Barbara Kopp Barry Kuhn Robert Hunskerger Faye Mrs Sondra Jacobs Kennard Klssel Lawrence Kriebel Liverman Jane Koerwer Joyce Llverman Judy Ludwlck Arlo Klmetob Dennls Kletzmg Randall Kon1gsbauer,Barry SECOND ROW Lucy Land Edward Luke Marlene Kramer Johnson, Charles Kopp Elizabeth Hunsberger,R1chard Kent Turn off the bubble machme 106 A----.-...qp.. Darn, those guppies tickle. FIRST ROVK B'1rrx Odor Sindri Nliller Cliudm Owens Xixienne Nlwtthexxs Bettx Ann Pflieger Kathrvn Nlood NIcDonnell Diane Pwnnepqcker -Xndrea NIcCla1n Klmber Nloore SECOIND ROXK Edu 1rd Parish Robert Nice James Nliller Nanci 'Nliller Rose Nlilietta Kathleen Nlitman Stexe Xloxer Nlarion Nlqrtson Janet Nase Dax1dOttman THIRD ROXX Donald 'Nloxer Jack Nloxer Larrx Nlxers Nlason Donald Nemec James Nlover Jacqueline Nlara Richard Nlover Nliss 'Nlcllale ': . A' , Q 1 . ' , 1 I ' , ' . f , . ' . L , A' , - 'A A A A ,' - ' , ' . A , 'I A I , ' A ,' , I A .' - James Moyer, Diane Phillips, Paulette Pearsall, Susan Dennis Nyce, Brent Meyers, Gayle McCardle, Michael A v 1 K 1 r 1 A A ' r I - v -v 1 - , 1 V A H naazlalzzi: -lg: ' --- LTglIEi '-'EE-11?l...t..-E Fl 2.-..:s:,..,..,,,,,,,, l LR THIRD ROVS Mr Crawn Lmda Smxth, Lorl Schenck Harold Stump James Shelly Larry Strawn W1ll1am Talaber Davld Steskal, James Rosenberger George Scott John Talaber Marvm Snyder ABSENT Edward Stradllng Jay Sowers Carolyn Prmce FIRST ROVx Barbara Slotter Ehzabeth Rad1ck Susan Reeve Nancy Potter, Ronald Snyder Frank Scholl George Snyder, Mary Shade, E11n Shallcross Joyce Sommerv1lle SECOND ROVK Dorls Scholl Patr1c1a Stravwser Peggy Shlve Grace Marle Souder Jan1ceSchvsartz Karen Roberts Sandy Slotter, Carol Swartz R1ta Snvder Kathy Robb1ns mf? 3 d June 10 1960 107 4 fu ll ' 5 I 2, i ' j..:,.1. , is .z , . . , Y: 1 y . - - , , 1 y y l , l ' I ' l H . 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A, I - . 5, Q tx. 5 , -J l 1 P , 0:5 J S, S , , 9' . - - ' ' gp 3 f, K 1 108 These are the txmes that try men's souls ' iii 011 JLLLL If Tl-TT 1 EQT g n ::sx:: ! ,- --v-L 1 L-'-4-f lltcii H S s IAITL 'N-1 FIRST ROXK Raymond XAe1dner Margaret Watts Llnda Vborman Dorothv Vk1sh1nskv Robert Yoder Judx Weldemoxer Barrx Vwh1te SOph1S Tewter Dor1s Tevter Kathx Tornetta SECOND ROXX Johnhxlson Robert Xhlson Rosner Tr1oI Barry Van Luxanee Charles Zuschmtt Davld Van Derbeek Robert Yerger Xhlham VNe1demoxer Elwood Tallex -Xnn hegler THIRD ROVN Vlr P1I'H1l'x Dile Z'1C1!'k1 Jxmmx Vrzlentme Xhlson Trxol Ted Tourtellott Harold 'xorlx John WSISS hrlc Trull Malcolm T1mbers Jacob Vqrgo LdxxardXX asser Absentwhenplcture was taken Sxdnex Twon S ,d . ll ' Y E V, 'i rfvr S r - h- ---- - - ---W-M V- f . -. -. - .ii , - -.....: ,., ,.,-r,.,-,.,...,,,..........4.... .......,.....e..e WLWW ,rr W wr --......i- : ..,-o I :t-,,,,.nh. 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V 1 I ,V v He forgot the compllcated world of algebra and gazed outs1de The f1elds and trees showed s1gns of sprlng the beg1rm1ng of nature's year He thought back to the begxnnlng of th1s year h1s Freshman year ' I'll always remember the utter confuslon of my flrst day at Pennrldge rurmlng to catch the bus, stumblmg mto the audltorxum for or1entat1on, gropmg through the f1rst round of classes, and f1ght1ng for a place 1n the cafe ine ' ' I thought I would never survlve my entlre Freshman year but tune passed smftly The 1nd1v1duals became a well organlzed clwss Offlcers were elected and hats were ordered Everyone was very proud of hxs hat he now felt he was an lmportant part of Pennrxdge Hls gaze traveled back to the room and settled on the blackboard xx hlch ww as f1lled mth algebraxc symbols H15 m1nd snapped back to reahty. I had better pay attentlon to th1s re- view if I intend to pass my final. FIRST ROVR Herbert Benner Mark -Xnders James Beer Leslxe Balklt Fred Baus Lmda Borell Ira Alterman Ronald Braun Rxchard Brown SECOND ROVK Anna Beyer Elleen Cassel Sh1r1ey Barndt Bonn1eB1shop,Caro1B1shop LOUISE Clemens Donald Bryan Harold Chavous Cralg Bonboy THIRD ROW Barbara Benfleld Susan B1ossat Barbara Carp Mary -Xnn -Xrnaudo,Vk1ll1am Bordner Jean Bodder Jud1th Beck Sandra Beard Erna Berger Mr Yoder FOURTH ROVK Jerrv Arnaudo M11ton Borowsk1 lxorman -Xugustme Glen Allebach Henry Catanach Wxlllam Baum Jack Blodgett Ronald Benner Elmer Abendsche1n Claude Buehrle H1 ho dlnosaurl 4 I1 112 'li - ' T 1 Vkhat dld Pennr1dge do to deserve th1s'7 'i FIRST ROVN Joan Detwe11er Madelvn Dimm Antonette Cooper Penny Eckhart Nlarx -Xnn Courtlllla Kathx Embraze SECOIND ROXX Donald Drace Randall Eckardt Rosanne Dassler Pat Erxung Exelxn Effmg Barbara Clemmer Bxll Colhns Jodx Detue1ler THIRD ROXX Fase Crmssette Bob Ehrhaxt Bob Eshelman RoyDerst1ne Gary Crmssette BobCrouthamel FOURTH ROVK JohnCressman Terrx Dx-.xer Jerrx Costello B1l1Conle3 -Xl1ceDerst1ne Helen Dungan Vernette Detxxe-1ler Tom Detxxe1ler Mr Schuler FIRST ROXK Karen Fell Pat Freed K'1thx Fretz Joqn Fltzgerald Nhldred Fell Bettx Gibel CQ1 l Godshall Lorna G1bson SECOND ROKR Dive Ferlauto Paulme Godleslu Robert Graff Karen Greenholt Helen Grant Ahce Hafler Kenneth Fox Stexe Faulkner Lorett'1Groeber THIRD ROXK L1nd1 Frederlck Robert Grahm Luther Fr1tz1nger Nancv Greene Denms Fox Jflmes Frederlck Patr1c1a Freder1ck John Gmllxam FOLRTHRGVX V1rg1n1a Gems Rlchard Groff Raw Godshall Pete Flexer Lzrrt Fllllng Robert Flagler Ronald G1hm1n Steve Gretzer Carole Frantz C'1rlFretz Mmss -Xpplebxch -XBSFNT Ronnxe Flowd I wonder lf John Birrx more smrted llke th1s xi' 113 !l4 in Th1s damp weather certalnly does wonders for my halr 1 FIRST ROVK Ronald Kacerxk Robert Hollv Robert Helverson Sylvxa Hollenbach Jay Hmchcllffe Dax 1d Huns1cker D1ane James Elleen Hager SECOND ROXR Lew1s Jedlvabnv Joseph Kacerxk -Xlbert Harlow Elxzabeth Harland Charles Hllbert Vkarren Huff Phxlllp H1gh John Jackson THIRD ROXK Loretta Janxszeuslu Rob1n Hendrlcks John Jones Vhlham Herstme Wade Hoclxman Jeffrey Jans John Hooxer Sharvn Johnson Yvonne Honevwell FOLRTH ROXX Janet Hathawav Vlctorla Horn Denms Hermann R1chard Hunter Leshe Kappel Ruth Hunsberffer Sara Hager 'X11ssCampbell KennethJorgensen ABSENT Dennxs Hetrxck Janet Haupt Carolvn Hensh Kenneth Jacobv Just lost my favorlte foot E 1311-I .I-L... 55 lai r FIRST ROVs Jane Kenderdlne Judy Kr1ebel Lorralne KuKoda Janet Knechel Pennv Lake Alma Landls Daud Kuhn Thomas Kopp SECOND ROV! Beverlv Kopp Donna Keller, Ronald Koehler Larry Ketterer Terry Kramer James Klementlsz W1ll1am Kelly Ronald Kllne THIRD ROW Jack Leber Janet Lauchnor, Lorna Landls Kathleen Kr1kory Barbara Levm Brenda Kellenberger Kathrvn Kurvlak Jacquelyn Knxtter Nancy Leach Jerry Krlebel FOURTH ROVS Mr Kern Denms Lapplng Bob Laros Charles Ketcham Emll Klmger Martxn Kutt Danxel Kmght Davld Konlgsbauer Russell Keeler Gregory Knott -XBSENT Robert Lexus 115 N U f 1 Vu A YI' 1 - I Y Y M , I -a......,-..,M...h,......... sv he s I - ' v vf- Y, A 5 '- l - s 5 - 1--'-'Q ------- - R R 1 2 4 r :ant ' , W 1 , g X J , f ,..,,.., V 7 1 , 1 A 1 'z ' , ' , ' ' . .I , ' , I , I I , ly' Y V . 7 ' I A ' : ' , . 'z V , ' z . - y. t 1 A , 1 ! Y I Y ' . . . . . . - ' ' V . Y' : , , . . . . FIRST ROW Mary Milhken, Dorothy Meyers, Imda Kay Mlller Johanna L1s1k Darlene Moyer Lmda Rae Mlller SECOND ROW Barbara Moyer, Sharon McCardle Dale N Moyer Horace Llvergood Rlchard M111 Paul Moser THIRD ROVK W1ll1am Mensch Carol Loux Yvonne Masel 116 Joan McClennen Mary Link, Paula Mood, Norahann Longhe Carl Moyer FOURTH ROW Mr Stubbs, Lee Menszak Davld Martin James Moyer Rodney Mill Charles Morgen Edwln Marlin Davld Moyer Rlchard Moyer Dale Mill These early hours kxll me ' H 1 - L W.. .Nl. ,W ,.., ,-... Y WE H, f Y W W M Q MMM-Q..-n 5 l T-, WM.- , I , i , O T 1 N' i we T 3' M - A I l -- 5 .f R S ' A Q Q : . x ' ,X , -I 1 . 4 I :fwfr - . T 5 1 V VV , .0 I 7 MN 2 1 , : . A' Y U . . . . . 1 . . : Y ' 1 I U 9 W . I ll IHIIIIIIIIIIICIIIIJDDDDDJJIQ Yes I'm a cindxdate for NIISS Xrrer1c'1 VK hut rnide xou '1Slx'7 FIRST HOXX Rxclxex Nice Blll Rfese JICR Rlce Joe 'MCL lxen Oxerpeck Prlscllll Preston C1rolxnNeubert Llnne Refxbolcl Juclx Nlexers SFCOND ROW B111 Xlexnrs Rxchxrcl Potter Lorrfum R lk 'Nlxrx Lou Xlxers John lhes lxlthx Nlxers Tom Nelson Dorls Ott Nmcx Xluch Tom Rnnehlmer THIRD ROXX Rusbcll Pnttlc BL1rb1r1X1ce Calxm Prmffle Roger Nxce Bexerlx Pfe1Her Ronald R1ce Florence Potts Slurlex Owens FOLRTH ROXK 'Xlr Nlumxe Im Xxcc L1nd'1 Powers Xlfzlter Rausch Robert Randall Nllrk Rlclcllffe Jax Reed Lmnr Ott Nllke Polachelx LLrox Rogn rs 117 , . ' . : l K . l K I , U , u . I ,., ...M.v................ ,...,.., ., -.----W .- - 3 - . Q 1 l , u I Q 1 -WMV .W--VM-W-.-..-.-..--M 1 ,..........1...........--. ' 'A 'M' I z 2 x - , I i Y -W ' -'M--v '-'W' I ... v-Q!-f ff-N - - 3 - E , A . u l wW--HM-- 3 . E 'z K I I 5 . X ' gig .. ., - . 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Carol Rosenberger Louxse Stackel Nancy Seachr1st Dlanne Shaak Kenneth Schrack BarrySchwager Alexander Shuhk Shlrley Roth SECONID ROVS Paul Sterner Jack Steskal Vlayne Roth Karen Schafer Kenneth Rush Mary Sme Rlchard Seekamp Barbara Schegal Beth Shaffer THIRD ROVK Dorls Rosenberger Patsx Schnable Cra1g Roshon Grady Stewart Robert Sm1th Erw1n Rush Nancy Ruth Dorothy Scheetz FOLRTH ROVL Mr Gantz Vernon Spear Barry Shaffer Robert Rufe, Davld Sensmger Phlhp Schwartz Llnda Sp1er Rxchard Shearer, Dav1d Smlth Robert Schulben ABSENT M1chaeISm1th tw ,.4,,w-s- I A nearlv exeryone reads the Bulletm Should I read poetry or bandage h1s bleedlng head? , H , MMM-- .. ,NI ,, W, K v ,, Ml, '- , ,.-.,- ' V K 4 E4 ' 'af , K I u H ,A I 1. I vu If 71 .QOH I V3 1 I ' 1 1 ' 1 . Z D v V ' 1 I . 1 1 1 1 . - Y fr - U 1 4 . Y, ' . . ': , , V' 1 n . 1 . D 3 ! Y S ' 7 3 I I , , , , , . . : . . .1 l s .Y 1 4 I QM' 'ig V 1. ,QE-e f , K, H 1, Eze - W X 'N I , . ,, ,.,..f?L 'Q av 1 Oh these tour1sts are so annovlng' iQ 11 2-I 11 ll it :li 1- ii I21 all FIRST ROXX Lmda XX aller Pat bwope -Xnthom XXO1OXX1Cl 'Xlde XXc1dner, Jean XXehmexer Clrol btricilmg G 111 XXerns1nv MCOXD ROXX Gul bthen hlm X'1nXrtsci11Ln Smdrx Xofft Rosc Struff Thomxs XXuQrst10 henmth XXt,1dLII1'JXLI' Blrrx XXL1xLr Barblrl Voul THIRD RUXX C, irol XXL1 hknucht lxlren XX nu Gul XX xsaer Ihfrutl Imk Grlcn lucc lru ku ioxk llc mor Xuthnrb Rlnhxrci -1 Yoder J1n1cL btoxer Dougkxs XXLb1.r FOLRTH ROXX 'Xllss hr1mLr Pit Trluger Gecurge XX6lS6l Shlrlcx Xhnhold Ronllcl XX Qldamoxcr 'Nad XX11ker Brucc' XOCIQI' Tmomls XX lmhulfl XX1ll11m Harkcs Robert Thom is Rc mluld XXQX lex' Jlldllh Txmn u Xb5tFllXXhCY1lJlCIL1I't' xx IS tiknn NuirxTr1uLfLr I-ual XX115S G1enXoder 119 A A xy . ,A . : ,4 -ia, 1+ -L r I ,, 'e , E . . , K --,, M..-,....1. 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I xv .4 4, X 'LVM K A 'K-A '. - .ff 4 N -' :wr gf' 'K I V ' ,L 3 I Z ' .JST 1 7, J ' K 5 ,V L,fm4n'n E R . I , . ' I , fem' 3 Y I r MW X, EV J X ,dw -2 we I U V - - H . H - 1 , , , - 4 fl z Iva- V .. . J.- ' N 122 71g2 QS ' , ..,,,,,, ..-. Q , V1 ,M .L SEATED S Hebhardt J Kxssel J Schenck P Vkeute M Potter THIRD ROW S Kehs J Landes D N Nase B Mood B M1hm P Schlenker SECOND Hendr1cks R Horn J Koerwer J Jenks B Boesenhofer ROV! B Dxehl advlser S Reese D DeTurk S B Mxhm Absent when plcture was taken Susanne Sthen S Berger NI Cope R Beyer G Wmleman B Mirkey Fretz C Wampler B Barndt E Benner S Stavton i g He Hovs long IS vour nose'7 Pennant Pennant staff members never become professronal wr1ters Somehow a student soon learns that hfe has more rewardmg pastlmes than Wrltlng the accom phshments of the g1rls' varslty checkers team or 1dent1fy1ng the snarllng faces on a photograph of the football Grandstand crowd One book IS enough for most people Bes1des, to pass the t1me one can alw ays dellver papers or d1str1bute Dewey buttons Yet there are compensatlons Room 40 1S a even1ngs from SIX to ten Selectlng the most un flattermg p1cture of an enemy can be rewardlng It's challengmg to try to get mater1al past the copy ed1tor It's good d1sc1pl1ne to rewr1te what does not get by The results you are readmg them now are worth the t1me Th1S IS Pennrldge to us Th1s IS vou and I worklng Thls IS the staff that worked hard to record you forever for you Read lt w1th care l l Sv x . . . . O V ' I v A X pleasant way to stay off the streets on Thursday , o fffff . . . . 'T . - 'JK .4 . . . f 1 . ' I - ' Co edltors Nancy lNase Betty Mood Ass1stants Prls Schlenker Sharon Hebhardt Brlan Nllhm Copy I:.d1tors Sandy Berger Sandy Sthen Buslness Sandy Reese John Landes Photography Don Hendr1cks Gerry Xhleman Sen1or Judy KISSBI Judy Schenck Classes M1ll1ce Potter Ruth Beyer -Xr J1m Jenks Bunny NI1hm Barbara Fretz Bev Farwell Carlene XX ampler Typlsts Elame Stamslaw lNancy Cope Betty Benner Shlrley Stayton Sports Jerry Gross Barbara Barndt D1ck Horn John Koerwer VK rxters Susanne Markey Scott Kehs Faculty B111 Bosenhofer D1ane DeTurk in- Llke cool daddy that music sends me r--:- L. X Which Toni twm has the var1cose ve1ns'P l Now wait a minute! r...gall'V S, Who sald the pen IS m1ght1er than the sword? 0710'- Wlll the real Sharon Hebhardt please stand Solo txc tac toeist UP 123 ' . f......xv 'V , . :.. , u . . . 71. . ' V V V , , . , y,. I '. ,- , - 5 , f....... , ' .tZ.. 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',A , rd , ,ZQWN 3 7 F , 'I-'Im : fr I s ef i.I A ' , , I ff' - I-'I I ' :fan , ,,., 4, x7 ffl I I V 4 was '45 A, '7 , V ' - 4' X '- ' 5 N , Xxx I , are '-- III, I I ' I, , , I If , A II f DANGER FLIGHT .Q INTO FEBRUARY 25 27 VOL 6 N0 3 PENNRIDGE HIGH SCHOOL PERKASIE PA FEBRUARY 2 1960 The R1dgette IS the school newspaper under the dlrectlon of Mr W allace The staff w1th Judy Schenck as ed1tor, work ed hard to wr1te a school news paper These hard workmg school newspaper w r 1 t e r s stayed up late worklng hard to wr1te a school newspaper When the newspaper was f1n1shed, the work of these hard workmg newspaper wrlters was over untll it came tune to wrlte another news paper All year long th1s mo notonous routlne went on The hard workmg newspaper wrlters worked hard to write a school newspaper Th1s only goes to prove that the work of a hard workmg newspaper wrlter IS never done I lmrus TIIIIIIII Six Sr hools XIII ml lhslurl Annual All SCIIOOI PISY Begms Rehearsals I -...M-.....,,I....,Hr.z1.,..,, 'itflmffyf es wx I u Sf W Yun' I8 1 'N I ll Rndgette Represented at Call Chromcle Forum I I I , A ,. 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'2...I :I I:,-I-.- IIIIIIIII III' IIIUIII-II N 'I' I II. -IIIIII IIN IIrIlI-I'I'II I,: '1II'I xII:.IIIIIII III' I-u I I IIIII III'IIfI'II's III .. :MI 'I II I'II-'II.'I' I I ' II 'III.I .I II.I-'II'I- III- - -I 1 - I. Iw I 'IIIN 'I'4III- L, , I' III III I , 1 ' I v' 1 -'IIIWI ' ' I - ' - 'I ,, . L L1 IIN.. I, I , ' in N , I, III-:II-II :IIN 'I ' I I I I ' ' ' ' 'I IIII X ' I Ulf- 'I:I- 'I..vfIIIIII.III fkIIllI1'lII'IIIII II IN, H I I, .I , - I ,I I. I , , . - - . A A .I . M , ,I I1 ,, ,,.,,N,,, ,I lt 1 I , lltlttl V t Q4 ,ff 0 Q 8 QNX Yay we 'Y -,1-at-5 XI xstt N me P-ff' to gtass25 Q91 .Nxt-x95 QW het' ew 't ov ' 1, F THE RIDGILTTL student newspaper of Pennrldge Hlgh School Perkasle Pennsylvama Issued src tlmes durmg the school year Editor ln Chnef News Editor Assistant 0UtStaI'IdIl1g Gif' ASSOCl3t9S , L SKY of U that SW iamtzs xx we ov 0 tat C SN H0834 Q vtewd 59 N09 ct 'X X A0 LN X0 Pennrldge Faculty Goes Dramatic 3lam,'i W? 'PW K-154' Feature Edntor Asslstant Assocxates Boys Sports Edxtox Assistant Glrls Sports Fdxtor Asslstants Business 'Vlanagu Assistant I' xchange Editor Typxsts Adwsor STAFF Judy Schenck Susan Scott Betsy Hayden Dnane DeTurk Grace Souder Sandy Slotter Sue Scholl lalleen Barth Pntsx llabt rlo Jxm Groff lf red Hagy Sandy McElroy Starr Solllday Lonna Dean Betty Broderick Pat Bacorn Anne Buck Fsther Fell Barbara Fluck Donox an C Wallace 'fo O G Prxscnlla Preston Exleen Carls Janet Detwexler Barbara Fretz Jacqualme Beltzner Chustxm Slllltthllklx Suzanne Nlarklev Rose Mxketta 125 t ng-'Q I we Midi -. , . ' ,.: ,qrv W, - W 1 ' A I ' l ' ' A mm, V ' X4 5 5 . K '52 + l ' ' ' ' QQ. 0 J s, ' I S 3 I . -L '--'Q'- ' . ' f' L I.. - I. t Y' i ' .Q ' gf ee-as, ' Q I ' 5. ' ttntlthxgdgtgehdsbvh Nancy Potter Barbara Ann Shive X I X H I N 0 ' in I 4 vi-9 5 - ' sh- : , , In . r j V ' U ' wit? ua , ge ' ' , ' 3 ' ' A QV GR :eff 'Y ' Y A .s' I X A - r 0 1. , ' I . . 126 School News Every week readers of the News Herald w1ll see a col umn ent1tled School News If they read it carefully they w1ll f1nd that 1nformat1on a bout many of the school func tlons IS llsted Such news as who has made the honor roll th1s t1me when the next all school dance IS to be sched uled wh1ch class IS sponsor lng a skatlng party all xx 111 be found 1n th1S column The School News Staff IS responsx ble for thxs column The staff 1ncludes f1fteen reporters and two Q25 editors vuth Mrs Nichols as adv1ser and proof lei? Ass reader The Staff xs thorough They reported Mlss Camp bel1's pet snake Herman mlsslng Certa1nly they would g1VB coverage of such thmg as class meetmgs tr1ps and ralhes XX here are my glasses P The Doctor vnl see vou now Then there s always Well you know SEATED R Bossard B Mood J Schenck B Boesenhofer N Nase S Stayton M Potter SECOND ROVK S Reese P Schlenker B Blbic C Moyer B Barndt B Damels S Rennlnger THIRD ROW S Hebhardt S Berger L Derstine G Gross C Fox Honor Socwl Happx IS the man that f1I1Cl6thXNlSdOIT1 md the mm that getteth understandlng Prox 3 13 The purpose of The Nitlonal Honor Soc1etV IS to glV9 recogmtlon to those students xx ho have shoxxn outstandmg qu'1l1 ues of scholarsmp character leadershlp and serxlce Ten per cent of the Semor Class and fue per cent of the Junxor Class max be xnducted 1nto the Soclety each year The goal of each student ln Pennmdge should be to develop the qualltles that vnll make h1m ehglble for membershlp ln our lNat1onal Honor Soclety XX1ththesequa11t1es he xx 111 be better prepared for a successful l1fe 1n the future The frults of the tree of knowledge are var1ous he must be strong mdeed xx ho can dlgest all of them Y '-Q Splked please NATIO NAL HONOR SOCIETY EL Huh rust on the sllver Yes I f1nally made It J Ehrhart, M Flexer, L Derstine, E Barth, C Schlenker, Mxss Kroll, adviser, E. Stamslaw, S Sthen, M Hessenthaler, S Kehs, F, Billmyer, B Mlhm N 0 K . V . . . . U ' , I - - ' L '- I . 7 9 l 9 1 x . . . YY ' r P C Q ' 5 -e gl , v at 'Ig f' . V 5 . ' - Q - 2 'Q I' H - ' uv vu ' ' rv yy , ' - yy xx 'f ' .X 11 f X f 1 1 -f f N fl Nil ' A X1 127 128 STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Betty Mood Correspondmg Secretary Gerald Gross V1ce Presldent Denms Robison Presldent Esther Strehle Recordmg Secretary Dav1d Clymer Treasurer tuflent Council You can only govern men by servmg them The rule IS vuthout exceptwn Vxctor Cousm Paul Revere wlll never gallop down the halls of Pennmdge H1gh students never eat 1n the halls Pennrldge stu dents are a carefree sockhoppmg group of people VKhy'? Student Counc1l natu rally Students enjoy the prlvxlege of bemg well represented well governed and well well kept qulte happy by the sock hops canteen student teacher day and other councll sponsored student 3Ct1V1t18S Everyone knows about the U 'NI V Student Counc1l comes a close second 1n 1nternat1onal relatlons We have close tmes wxth a second grade Itallan student whom we support Student COUHCII has those 1ngred1ents necessary for success Student Counc1l has been successful SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES Fxrst Rovw Sharon Hebhardt Shlrley Stayton Gall TICG, Barbara Fretz Jul1a Myers Second Row Thomas Moore Wayne Clymer Preston Barndt space 'Students shall not form groups on the dance floor as th1S takes up dancxng SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVES Flrst ROW Kathy Mltman, Lorie Schenck, Donna Gross, Ruth Bryan Marlene Kramer Second Row John Gutekunst Roger Berger Charles Zuschmtt Student Councll should really have a ' Report Fxrebugs Campaign Yu 'q,.An'l .0 JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES Flrst Row Clalr Groeber, Sandy Vkolowmk Carol Schock Pat Bacorn Paulme Schullck Second Row Jerry Clemmer Erlc Long Brxan Mlhm FRESHMAN REPRESENTATIVES Vkilllam Reese Pat Trauger Sandy Beard Janet Lauchnor John Gwlllxam Second Row Barrv Schaffer Leslle Kappel James Moyer Jerry Costello 129 1' r QM! 'I .fs I li I .9 .R 1 D 0 W? J A . , , L' ,W , . ' 2 , Pennriclge High School Band The Pennridge Band, under the direction of Mr. Chet Acaley, is the largest organization in the school. The Band is composed of 87 students who play instruments, 10 majorettes, and 5 color guard members. The Band is an all-year organi- zation. It meets three times a week during the school term, and the members also attend summer practices and sectional lessons. Band members who desire further participation may become members of the Bux-Mont Band, District Band, or State Band. The Band is definitely one of the Color 'Guard most active organizations in the school. The Ram Band has three major functions. It represents Pennridge at half-time during the football games. A new show is performed at each game, The Band then practices all winter to present a Spring Concert, The Band also re- presents the Pennridge area in local, state, and national parades. This year the Band had the honor of marching in the International Lions Parade in New York City and in the Miss America Pageant Parade in Atlantic City. 130 Our Football Queen Majorettes of -Q ' f . 2 a - 1, Q K' v Q 1' VA Nj V X - ' 'E 'cv g . N ' 3 4 K 'ji 'V ' 'B 'V it if -2' , K , P 'rr 'M I A ay , 2 gn . 4' w pr N , 4 il r , V O Mr -Xcaley Thomms Baldwm Presldent John Landes, Treasurer Bar bara Barndt Secretary J I Bee bop she IS my baby A Cappella Cho lr The Cho1r, under the d1rect1on of Mr Shaw, usually sings And when they slng, they attempt lt w1thout muslcal accompan1ment Th1s IS the reason It sounds so wonderful Dressed 1n green draperles, the Cho1r w1th the1r faces all aglow, astounds m11l1ons w1th the1r harmony The Cho1r 1S qulte versat1le One m1nute they may be s1ng1ng alovely hymn and the next m1nute they are chantlng a Negro splrltual When the Choir gets t1red they all stop Slnglng and let one poor soul carry on Th1s 1S called a solo The Choir presented a Chr1stmas concert and a Greek drama sort of th1ng 132 It could be you' often called an operetta fThought of as Greek drama because all actlon took place backstagej As 1S true w1th the other major mus1ca1 or gamzatlon on campus stu dents compete for Cho1r membershlp Both major muslcal organ1zat1ons then compete for the students Q 5-Q-Aw-NLM Hmm I ,.. -,l,,,.- 0 , .uw , . , 1 W.....-,..x I . X ' ' I x,, . . . l, . a u a . 1' . . . ' . . .. X . . . . . X - 1 ,,,, M - ' x A W X I My emu . . . 4, f A 9 ' . ., vv ' yy . 9 . , .. I thxnk she took the hlgh road xnstead of the lovs road DISTRICT CHORUS Bettv Mood Pr1s Schlenker Nancy lxase Susanne 'Nlarkev Jerrv Gross EPIC Long J1m Detweller Judv Schenck Evelyn Stover 'Vl1ll1ce Potter GIRLS' TRIO I-.xelvn Stover, Prxscllll Schlenker, Dmne Shiefer e know what Scots wear under thexr 1ls ,ll , Helm ol ' sho uld um 1 prxze for th1s' Fellows, I want you to and fight Brlgadoon or bust' BOYS' QUARTET J1m Detwe1ler Erlc Long Clvde Hockrnan Gerald Gross get ln there 133 'Q F 4 5 ' v w . 'i . 4 . J 4 1 I K 1 1, ' ' 1 - . J - ,I y L- i og ! I I, 'X , ' 7 I 9 'I' R 4 ' 1 ! . . , n Q x b . I , A 4 QQ I s V S Ox l l I I VV V , V k't . 5 new Humble us pay humble you humble homage humbly JK. 1? ,ff My 64h x Wea! aw Q33 I1 'M-no Mkf' if Sak1n1 Gregovlsh Colonel Purdy Captaln F1Sby Old Woman Old Woman s Ch1ldren Anclent Man Hokalda Omura Sumatra Sumatra's Se1ko M1ss H1g J1ga Mr Keora Mr Oshlra Lotus Blossom X-LQ-, CAST Jack Radzax Matth1as Nlkola Charles Schroth Albert F1edler Pat Walte Sy1V1a Esser Rohs M1ll1ce Potter B111 Rosenberger Morrell Boone Tom Moore Ron Deose Terry Raudenbush Steve Forst Ruth Ann Kallansee Dennls Overpeck B111 Boesenhofer Betty Ann Benner aughter Agnes F ather Captam McLean Dave Bolton V11lagers John Shelly Betty Lou Agln Karen Anglemoyer, V1rg1n1a Aschenbach D1ane DeTurk, Roger Parks, Merrlll Gross, Jeanne Horn, Irma Landes, Jean 134 Murphy, Ga1l TICG, Pattl Gllbert On two successwe November evenmgs our stage was m1raculously transformed 1nto a magn1f1cent exot1c, myster1ous, or1ental scene Under d1rector Mrs W1111am H Mother Rufe everyone quxckly learned h Japanese l1nes Although the play was hurr1ed ly put together two days pr1or to the per formance everyone agreed lt was a great Captam F1sby QAlbert F1edlerJ 1S g1ven charge of a small vlllage 1n remotest Japan Under the lnterpretatlons of h1s interpreter Sak1n1 fJack Radzall F1Sby became 1nvolved w1th Lotus Blossom a f1rst class ge1sha g1rl fBetty Ann Bennerl In an effort to please the vlllagers and Lotus B1ossom,F1sby construct ed a tea house, much to the consternatlon of h1s superxor Colonel Purdy fCharles Shrothj At length the drama ends happ11y w1th everyone s1tt1ng happlly under the l1ght of an August moon 1n the tea house But father my pants shrunk' Who got my goat? J' ', Y KVI. ,W ffm -..M 'Y .',,.fQE M ,X .lf , A l V . A f f A X Q, A B A rj 7 ,Ts-L M' '-.qw-,.g1 si eff 1 n f A 'A W fi ' i,-:.wfi.i, k' k ,MN Q l ' V pe, 1 A A -M, '51 65.1 , . ' ,5'1,i . . , at , .. 1 1 J 1 , If M, , I 5.1: J., H . I 1 . a ' .ff A K 1 b',, f - .' f 'fi1j',k ' . ' - sffl f - - I - ' ,-,- 1:- f '- ' f 2 4'-QV ' J- A ' A if-.ff ' ,i V , L e 2' A 4--', A V A ,kg jr SUCCESS. - Vggzg j i-g W- -, y A , V- J' . XYM,. T gn, . . - . g if K '1fa.kfm 'v -ft fy .I MV,g,T,' R . . . ' , n L . . . . . In 'fr A K V1 , - fr r'?1f?1ifl L1fW J so - ' - ' ',,' , , , ' ails ,d,,, T ' zz. I, gi l I I r . . . ' D . . . . . . . . ' ' . I I I I I I , I . Mr. ' . . . . . Mr. . . . . . . . . . Mr. . . . . . . . . . . . 1 ' Mr. . . . . . y yy . . . A 1 ,,,, , jg ' 0 l u l Q D I H ' I 1 - - n Q . , l F I lglll Into Danger Our parking lot emptied as usual at 247 5 only two and one half minutes after dismissal Four hours later the lot w as again full The reason the drarnatlc Junior play Fl1ght Into Danger ' The play started promptly ten minutes late Several passengers were trapped in a plane fthey were too dumb to get out and vxalkj Ginny Spangler, the stevwardess made things vuorse by servlng food poisomng The pilots were onlytwoofG1nny'sv1ct1ms However as in all Pennridge drama Bill Garrett saved the day by landing the plane There to greet him was his nagging wife While B Garrett was playing hero Ginny played nurse and Terry Wierback played on nerves Flight Into Danger was definitely Pennridge drama at its best William Garrett George Spencer Stewardess Dr Baird Xlrs Foster Nlr Foster Nlr 'Nlame Nhss Vlilllams Cathy 'Nlargo Jane Helen First Off1cer Captain Controller Ticket Agent May Spencer Virginia Spangler Jim Nloyer Lucy Krastel Jerry Clemmer Terry XX eirback Jeanne Horn Cheryl Preston Lynn Falk Diane DeTurk Barbara Ritter Mike lxikola Phil Spanmnffer Jim Phillips Barbara Kramer Pat XX alte Switchboard Operator Jac Beltzner Harry Burdick Richard Potter 135 V an .... . . 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Assembl lub vt Manv people mlstakenly th1nk that the as sembly club under the d1rect1on of Mr Yoder produces our weekly assembly programs We of the Pennant staff w1sh to mform these m1s1n formed students that th1s IS not true Only occaslonally does the assembly club put on an assembly program by occaslonally we of the Pennant staff mean that they g1ve assembly pro grams on 1mportant occaslons At Pennr1dge we have few 1mportant occas1ons We of the Pennant staff, after much arduous research and after convenlng several select mvestlgatlng commlt tees smcerely recommend that Pennr1dge have more lmportant occas1ons or 1f th1s IS not feasxble allow the assembly club to put on more assembly programs but on unlmportant oc cas1ons .aku Three days a xv eek last per1od IS devoted to club act1v1t1es The teachers who are club ad v1sers depart from the1r regular chores of 1nst1l11ng knowledge and wlsdom to eager mmds and repr1mand1ng d1sobed1ent msolent under classmen to d1I'eCt1Ilg club members ln varlous 3Ct1V1tlGS These teachers must be very versat1le and well rounded to sw1tch to thelr dlfferent roles last per1od F'r1nstance after an exuberatlng day of teachlng Chaucer Shakespeare and A E Neuman M1ss McHale turns to a sed1mentary perlod dlrectmg the games club M1ss Lmde after stenographmg all day long can look forward to a tense and thr1l11ng per1od of d1rect1ng art needlevxork 1nstruct1on at the end of a trymg day of solvmg problems of a lazy la1ssez fa1re government threatened by creepmg soclallsm and expandmg unfrlendly economlc systems Mr Wack advxser of the leathercraft club can take out h1s repressed tens1ons and emotlons by poundmg on a Strlp of cowhlde 1mported from our trusted fr1end and ally Cuba and lVlr Hales after teachlnq tvmnq all dav has tvD1n2 club 136 3 Nova hsten my chlldren and vou Sha l hear ' P U A15 . . - A , . . 1 f 1 ' 7 . . . 1 Q - ! 7 9 ' . , , . . - , . 1 Y Q 9 , , 9 . - V . . I . Q D . - , . , . 7 ! , 4 . , Hg. -.7 ,A . . . Zoologlcal Soc1ety meets today Art Pedlework lub Art Needlework Club members learn to kn1t fespecmlly to plCk up dropped st1tchesJ embrolder crochet and weave Much t1me 1S spent 1m1tat1ng old fash1oned sewmg clrcles You know kn1t one Durl two kn1t one purl two talk f1V9 m1nutes kn1t one purl two talk ten mmutes kn1t one talk flfteen m1nutes talk talk talk end of per1od The club project IS an afghan of weave 1tSql13I'eS for the nurse's sulte ,QD YJ. A'r 1 at-Y 4- f x The top IS the sxde w1th the ends st1ck1ng out I plan to make a gym su1t that flts Sewing Club Are you S1111 sewmg on a SACK dress w1th a heml1ne four 1nches below your knees'P My dear you are two years too late The sack has had lt The only th1ng that would be caught 1n a LONG S-XCK today IS a bale of peat moss For those of you burdened w1th a med1eval garment the Pennant has two suggestlons F1rst shorten xt shorten It shorten lt' Then w1th the help of a sewmg club member two large rubber bands and a p1ece of rope you can convert your un worn out sack to an ultra modern gym su1t 137 ', s :Q .9 .:-- 9 '.:-' E h,- f l' f' T 535 V , .2352 9 I ..z- f X l x 1 If l Q Q 'J .,. Don t just smxle pamt' Q1 ..r-w s lg, A ln - ' Pamtlng and Drawlng Club I'm a beat beatmk Don t stutter No Im not stuttermg, I mean a beat beatnlk frustrated Yes, I ean't express my emotlons be cause all my fr1ends are squares No one would apprecmte the depth of my thoughts My thoughts are very deep I have an lntense deslre to pamt '1 purple people eater I never heard of one, but I suppose you mean that you want to let your 1mag1n'1t1on roam ' Yes, that s It exactly Vlhy dont you jom the draxung and pa1nt1ng club? I doubt whether anyone w1ll let vou pamt h1m purple but perhaps you can express your or1g1nal1 ty another Way ' 138 Art Service u Needed an 1sland 1n the Pac1f1c 1 sm 1ll b'1ttlesh1p the I:.1ffelTower, 1 P 1n Pennrldge '11rpl'1ne and a bro 1d ch1mney fSant'1Claus1s com mg AGAINJ hqu1pment flats brushes, lad ders 1nd pamt Results a romantlc P8C1flC IS l1nd, 1 sm'1ll but fxerce b'1ttlesh1p the Le1n1ng Tower of I 1s'1, '1 green 1nd wh1te COCkp1t 'md '1 bucket of eo 11 lb mt 1 h IS been herel Comphments of the Art Servlce Club Lucy s domg a thre dlrnenslonal portralt of a rock Advanced Pound a peg O : 1 , 1 1 ' il 1 1 1 , 1 1 - 1 ' 1' 1 , 1 ' . 1 ' - N ' . Q - ' i X 1 ' ,1 . 1 1 1 ' 1 ' , ' z ' 9 1 1 1 ' ' , 1 1 in 1 r . 1 ,. . 5 . I , . e . . f' , ' I lim, l 11 b 4 d 1 T ' ' -1 5 1 q 7 .- - X- 5- ' -I ' I u I If A H, J- . lu'-::5:s I ga' gig, It 7 1 NS ..- Aff:-xflsg s.- j I ,i ... -- l I ' 1'4 ,pgs L-l . --1..- ,..- . O I I vv . ,, u I YY I VI . vv I ' ' -,, ,.,... - . - I , K I 1 c -1. - , . C - vv . IV . . . , . v I ' X v .H X ,- ,, , , . . Y. . . , 1 A V . . .- ' AN' XE. They ll feel ln a mmute what Roberta s thmkmg of I thlnk I swallowed a parameclum' Biology Club What' Your mother would not let you d1sect the Thysanura that you found 1n your bathtub? We l1ve 1n asc1ent1f1c age' Your mother IS holdmg progress back' But do not fret You may perform your operat1on 1n Room 37 Mlss Campbell IS not prejudlced agamst Thysanura or any other creatures of the Anne11da Phylum You can pursue all your sc1ent1f1c de Thysanura wmgless chewxngmouth parts no metamorpho s1s pr1m1t1ve lnsects fln th1s case, a s11verf1shl znclo +M Ol? 2KC1+3ol Hu 'MOH ' N'-C! +HOH KM 01+1ff.S0, 2K,S + 'IM'-tSo,+3H,So 45N f+3fPo,, 4. 35 o +S'c.x ze-.as o,+s'ca +:zP Chemlstry Club Do you long for an exploslve club? Then the Chemxstry Club IS your answer Expemment plans are handed out, and the club members perform the experlments Each member may also perform those experlments that lnterest h1m Here he can manufacture oxygen turn lxtmus red or blue, or try to dlscover the 103rd element Of course, there are certam l1m1ts Care must be taken so that the club sponsor w1ll not be mjured by any 1strv Club members also perform useful tasks They label and sort contamers, mlx the varlous compounds and draw charts and posters l 1-1. .41 We re convertmg clean tubes to dlrty tubes 139 J 'I ,. .. 0, 'I 1.0 31 ' 1 ' ' . 0 0 u . . . . . ' l 'gif ' n 5 l , l Sires in Biology Club. , I, f .. 5 - experiments that do not succeed. Chem- ' Y Q Y N x A w V x Bridge Club Next week please someone brmg another deck of cards Vkhat's all this talk about '1 hundred aces and trump'P Jo1n the p1nochle club to f1nd out Mr Yurchak IS the club of the game and frequently subst1tutes for a m 1 s s 1 n g member The members formed a tournament cons1st1ng of four teen teams with two people on each team Vkeekly compet1 t1OH determ1ned the best team After the tournament the members le '1 r n e d to play hauss another cardgame The members find th1s club xerv re1'1x1ng after 1 rough div of classes 140 The members of the bridge club do not build bridges Thev do not even th1nk about bridges The only thing they do 1S play bridge The members spend valuable time that could be used playing Scrabble by playing a game of chance Qlvlany churches frown on th1s sort of thmgj But although neverthe less and lookmg on the other Slde the game of bridge teaches the beginner the fun damentals of shrewdness and decept1on -Xnd as we allknow the shrewd and d6C9pt1V9 bridge player can turn an 1nnocent game of chance 1nto a lucrative propos1t1on Mrs LGWIS the club adviser pre Sld9S at the tables Twelve no trump' I do not understand your bid l -----1131 adviser.. He explains the rules H P I Q . - V JS' 4' . . 5 1 . mth. x P' ll I b moe: 0 C u Are xou t1red of bemg a broken down checker playero Then chess 1S the game for Vou fEsen 1f you are not a checker plax er, chess 1S st1ll the game for youy Chess IS a f1ne game for slou checker players one chess game mav last a very long t1me You may spend as much t1me as you uxsh 1n contemplat1ng amoxe The players f1nd sloxx mot1on verv relaxmg after a day of t1r1ng classes Hou ever Nlr Stengle perm1ts no one to take a nap uh1le h1s partner 1S contemplatmg H1 d1ddle dlddle amos Club hess Club No mates to check here If you want to le'1rn some good party games such as cr1bbage, monopoly and checkers, Jo1n the Games Club however these are not the only games played Mlss McHale, the club adv1ser tea ches the bas1c skllls the fun damental rud1ments, and the techn1ques of many popular partv games Members supply the1r own equ1pment check ers m1lk bottles monopoly sets flashhghts crlbbage boards stamps and soggy spaghett1 141 Y l Y V . 5 V . . n ' ' -- A . 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' 1 - L L . f 9 1 K i Q s L - I 1 v . 142 kate And this one is good for parades and weddings The members of the Jazz Apprec1at1on Club spend most of their time trying to apprec1ate Jazz They attempt th1s impossible task under the guidance of Mr Gantz As the poor club members sit innocently in club horrible sounds come forth fi om arecord player to torture thelr ears Day after day and night after night they are submitted to this terrible method of brainwashing Some cannot take it and pass out after temporaries st1ck It out to the bitter end The club members occasionally spend their time shaklng or beating the contraptlons that comprise a Jazz band Bythe time the club period IS over everyone 1S 'all shook up jazz Appreclatlon Club 'J 1, That s the wrong scene I was supposed to die flrst' Are you the peaches and cream type of country girl the rough and ready roamm' cowpuncher type the shnky Manhattan dame Dramatlcs a French type damsel a real he man or Just apla1n little ole Pennridger? If you are a plain little ole Pennrldger and want to be someone else the Dramatlcs club under the direction of Mrs lu Rufe is just the thmg for you You may even be in an assembly program for the Dramatics club usually sponsors at least one each year This year the club specialized in plays from foreign COLll'1tI'l9S ' iff I O . M h y A I . , f s Q I . . . . N. . . . . 1 ' a few weeks of this distressing torture. A few of their remaining con- 9 . ,- , - . . . . Q . . . . . . s4.iq, A, ' Y H 0 t V W yy l ' y -, , . - . - , He s not a v1s1tor He forgot h1S Jacket We The F F A club is a club of non conformlsts They all wear blue Jackets w1th a yellow vulture on the back Also on the back are the words 'Future Farmers of Amer1ca wh1ch IS short for F F A Future F urmers he boys got these Jackets four score and seven years ago All of the boys who take the Vocatlonal Agrxculture Course auto matlcally Jom the F F A club Thxs club advances under the able 0 Amerzcu leadershlp of 'Farmer Frank Ott This year the F F A club put on an assembly whlch gave a dlstorted plcture of what goes on at an F F A meetlng The next tlme you sit down at the dmner table don't eat wxthout remembermg where it comes from the boys of the F F A club N, x Attention all bachelors! If you wish to remain a bachelor, stay away from the Future Homemakers. These glrls can sew. QTh1I1k of all the money you could save on clothesj, These g1r1s can cook, QYou know the old saying, The way to a man's heart 1S through his stomach. J These glrls even know all about infant fbabyl care. They would all make excellent wives, therefore, avo1d them. P,S. The above is a pa1d propaganda announcement sponsored by the Future Homemakers of Amerlca whose only enemy IS the F.O.M.A. ' F,O,M,A, Future Old Maids of America. Let s make it a small tea with peanut butter and onion sandwiches Future Homemukers of America 143 A M U .- 3 In F V' 'L ', . pq 5 A v y l , . . O O I -. n . , . . . . . . T ' YV . . . 1 ' ' - . . . . I ' I . . . . I I l I 9 . . . . . i . 'tr 5 V Q '.. , Q- 4 1: 4 W-I . y ju . , ll ' If he s a boy take hls temperature Future Mefllcal lub My good man why a you surrounded by all these lovely damselsq I plan to be a school teacher ' -X school teacher? Vx ell perhaps they are lnfluenced by your w1nn1ng sm1le ' Nly w1nn1ng sm1le'7 Yes yourw1nn1ngsm1le The sm1le that our ever ready flourescent tooth powder 1n new StlCk form IS responslble or Please s1r these are not my teeth and these lovely lad1es are here because they belong to the F T A 'Do you recommend that school teachers w1th teeth use our new product '7' Not for themr teeth but It works excellently on blxck boards lt has a SD6C1d16Y6 catchmg quahty 144 What would a doctor re- commend? fAn actual case history as told by a second rate Hollywood actorj, Do crowds gather in your front yard at nights and throw rocks through your windows? Do you starve each noon be- cause you aren't served at your f1vor1te lunch counter? Xre you so unpopular at partxes that you must resort to readlng Mad to attract at tent1on'7 The med1cs of the Future Medlcal Club can now Pure your 3.l1l1Ct1Ol'1S Through the wonders of plastlc surgery those ugly uns1ght1y and cumbersome tusks can now be removed from your head Or 1f you are from the East that th1rd eye can be removed w1th ease - Some of the world s most attractlye nurses come from Pennruige Future Teachers 0 America -4 4 , . , . L , 1 . Q :M ' . . , ' V W' ' v 9 7 7 F . 9 5 . f 'K 5 3 t V' f if ' I y ' ., . YK ' l ,f t , , ?'. v V ', ' vv , TE? f ' .H 0 vv , 4, , 1, , I vv v f . . , 32 V y Y. . . , ' WN ,,' Y. . . H e-..... ,, V. . . , . Y . . f tr -,X vw - t if . 'X 1 , .v . .- 0 V 1 . vv - - y . , . . L - . . , VY - . . V ,, Pa Dutch u Flndsht du es mterestlng zu haerlcha zu d1e Pennsylvxma Deutsch'9 XX udsht du gern mehlarnao Slnd lhre customs spans1ch zu d1r'7 Vx udsht der gern lhre folk lore arts und crafts larna au w11 s1e 1hre femertage celebratao Xlenn du xut dann sutcht du dle Pennsxlx ama Deutsch club Joma Translatlon Take French 1t'S easler '-I 5' rn rf 5' '1 rn cu W FV FV' 'D' rn U' O sz: '1 cz. is '1 FD S3 SI F? IT rn :J FY H ca F? :-r' cn '1 rn U1 .-+ .J P-s rn sw '1 FP J.. R ..- ru ..- m ..- we German u ' V516 b1St duo Ll9I'1'11lCh gut Oh no' That wasn't I on the tape recorder was 1t ' These expresslons are com monly used by the members of the Germ LH Club Mr P1rn1k the club's advlser trles to help the club mem bers appreclate Germany Th1s lS accompllshed by studvmg German folklore and customs and bs brxng mg outs1de speakers to tell the students about Germam The mem bers also speak some German whlch 1S taped by the tape recorder thls way the students get a chance to hear themselves speakmg Germxn 'VIr P1rn1k hopes to expand hxs club lf the xnterest mcreases JWM, ...qw Nllss Smlth also teaches poxwxoxx mg 145 Th1s IS what they look l1ke wlth clothes on Glrls ym lub Wh1ch do you hke best rlngs horse mats paral lel bars? Maybe you hke tumbllng but cannot hold a handstand or dwe over s1x people All you really need IS practlce Perhaps you would l1ke to learn snaps on the horse d1slocat1ons on the rlngs or forward rolls on the parallel bars Joln the glrls' gym Club fu' you are a glI'1J There you can learn to do all these thlngs and many more 146 Boys 9 Gym lub hh'hlCll do you llke best rmgs horse mats parallel bars 'P Maybe Vou llke tumblmg but cannot hold a handstand or dlve over s1x people -Xll you really need IS practlce Per haps you would llke to learn snaps on the horse d1slo catlons on the rxngs or for ward rolls on the parallel bars Jo1n the boys' gym club uf you are a boyj There you can learn to do allthesethlngs and many more b 7 1 I 9 , - , , - l ' 9 l x 'Rl iff A E D s 9 1 '- 7 3 A study in architecture. Now when the glrls get rxght there we charge 3 A X Y '!' 1 4 I r vb P What do the bovs on the left see that the others don t ports Appreclatwn Club Mr Pr1tchard's Sports Appreclatlon Club IS very actxve In the fall they talk about football 1n the w1nter they talk about basketball and IH the sprmg they talk about baseball In the summer they don't talk about anythlng because we don't have school Sometxmes th1s club goes to see a b1g sports event l1ke the Nat1ona1 Croquet Champ1onsh1ps or the horse races Last mght the San FFHHCISCO Glants beat the Ph1ll1es 4 0 beh1nd the f1ne p1tCh1Ilg of Sam Jones and the f1ne h1tt1ng of VN1ll1e Mays Clubs of today l1ke the Sports Apprec1at1on Club bu1ld the top athletes of to morrow Hunting and Flshlng Club Get your f1sh1ng l1ne out of my aquarmm Th1s boy 1S a member of the Huntmg and F1sh1ng Club Mr Kern the club superv1sor always demands that h1s club students AIM hlgh Mr Kern gets the best from learn how thmgs were done 1n the good old days before XR orld War II when m11l1ons were spent to rejuvenate w1ldl1fe The boys also learn the proper techn1ques for plckmg off anlmals, just as the older generat1on pleked off each other But Huntmg and Flshlng Club also helps bu1ld the body as xx ell as relax the rnmd 147 , ' C e v . O O . ' 1 if I . . . . . D . 1 , . . , . l .' . . . . . ,. . - Q . . . . . - Fl: O I O Ll' -., 1 ' 55 if? .V ,, . . . . , . . 'IJ . I . . l U. , . , , V 'Eid ' ' I I, each student because he reads from the club training manual. The boys 'vf . . I V 'I V . . . . . 2 415, . . . . . p . A W ' ' M Zh , 'Q ,f 3 V ' U .1g.,t1, . ', -' ' 35' ' W lil x . ull' x ' I :ll'l Industrial Arts lub This club is for industrial boys. The boys must be industrial to sur- vive among the industrial machines that are used to make industrial art projects Some of these industrial projects are cedar coffms for moth afflicted bodies w r o u g ht 1 r o n missile launching pads, wooden foot basins for tired aching feet long handled forks for competition with company and leather leashes for horse xx alking All these things xx ere on exhibit during open house I th1nk some of them are impractical but I can't be sure An unindustri 11 damsel Sand off finals T v 'n Have you reached your verdict Gentlemen? ik! in 148 3 Mechanlcal Drawmg Club This club is for boys and glrls who are taking mechanical drawing fHead 8 X8 X8 ,MP Russ the mechanical drawing in structor sponsors this club fBody 4' x 4' x 2'J The students may do class work during the club period 1Arms o' x 6 x 6' J Or they may do original work Glands size 13 glovel The stu dents are encouraged to do their own designing fLegs 6'x6 X6 J The club also X1S1tS nearby 1n dustrles to see practical appli cations of their work fFeet size 13 shoej QF1n1shed product a mechanical basketball player G' 6' tally V L . 9 - t w L , 41 L '- . a ,, ' O. . 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X V L 1 , - V ln g , A rare M1llard F1llmore 13 cent er Lvallwr ru l lu Banff bmg bang bfmg Ouch' Th1S IS the Leather Cr'1ft Club 111 1ct1or1 The club was formed to Une students 1 chfmce to le'1rn the fun dfxmentxls of C'1I'XlIlfT 1nd toollnff le'1ther fmcl h1tt1nff fmgersj Lncler the superx1s1on of Nlr XX lClx the members leqrn to use the 1 1r1ous leither cr1ft tools f1lso 1 f1rst 11d lxltf The members 1re xxorlunv on prmects such IS hfmclbws belts 'md mocc1s1ns Stamp lub Do xou hue st1ckx fmgers 'md 1 wet tonvueo Then the stamp club 1S xour club Nlr Helmfm 1S the club's iduser, and N111 e N1l1ola IS tl11sxe'1r's Pres1clent Stamp '1uet1or1s st'1mp traclmg and stump hunts are tX1JlC 1l 1ct111t1es Cxote that fqmous old stimp game post off1ce, 1S not 1 usual P'1StlHlGJ Everx yen' is 11 project the members ffum up the scl1ool's mun shoxxcise mth '1 stimp d1spl'1X Yes th1s IS a posed p1cture 149 1 3 1 1 Y by 1 ' ' V' . L 1 ' X y - , D . M . . . 1 1 ' 1 Q Y., . . Y A . t L . 1 V , , 4 . V . I 1 , 1 5 1 1 ' . 1' : 1 1 , 4 1,7 K 5 A S ,., 1 ' 1 ' 1 Q 1 1 1 '. xl K ' ' ' - S- ,.- - mpg: 1-2-3-tnpg 1-2-3-tapg Oh-my-fing-er. ... ,G ll' , . K r-as Z a 1 K - - l . L L 1 . , 5 , I 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ,, 1 ' 5 g I . . 5 . . v ' 1 . 1 ', 1 'z ' 1 1 z 1 ' 1' , I l , . A . 1 4 lr-J 1 1 1 1 , 150 1 ui Oscar Vhlde IS not f1led under Q Llbrar Assistants Would you please get me the Sat Rex 48 10? 107 S lr .199 -X l1br'1rv '1ss1stant must know what th1S means and sshere to f1nd lt for f1nd1n 1rt1o1es l1ke th1s one IS very 1mport1nt durmg term paper season Bes1des fmdmg maffazmes for students the hbrary ass1stants stamp the return dates on outffomg books replace returned bool s on the shelves and help to keep the l1br'1rx 1n order The l1brary ass1stants club IS under the d1reot1on of Nlrs Dyer They work durmg the1r stud1es and after school These g1rls are very 1mportant 1n keepmg our l1brary eff1c1ent and are a great help to NI1ss 'Nloyer and Nlrs Dyer Ilxed Chorus The HIIXGCI Chorus IS composed of e1ghty harmomzed XOICGS Durmg club per1ods the chorus rehearses for pubhc performances The Chorus usually contr1butes several numbers to the Chr1stmas Concert The members also do drllls to learn good l1sten1ng techmques and more sk1lled Slght readmcf A M1xed Chor1ster could smg th1s tune 1nst'1ntlv Can you? Three bl1nd rmcel Three bl1nd m1ce' See how they run' See how they run P S Th1S IS not the most d1ff1cult select1on of the Mmed Chorus Lf1stper1od PIFIIXGS and 1 small Uroupofpcople xx ho call themselxes the Nlus1c Xpprec1at1on Club forget 1bout the 3 R's Nou the 3 B's occupx thc1r 1n1nds xou knoxx Bach Beethoxen md Br1hnns Xxhlt '1 llfel RGCIIIHIIU' IH '1 rockmg desk ch11r l1sten1ng to sooth1nq mus1c all th1s 1nd Nl1ss NlcHale,too Popular clas S1C'11 neu or old xounune 1t, and the Nlus1c Xppre c1'1t1on Club hstens to It -Xnvone searchlnff for f1me has an excellent chance of breakmg sexeral records bx b1rg1ng 1nto Nlus1c Ap S s no ua to U'11l'1 n1ernbersforone'sf1nclub 1111810 AlIIITl'LIllfI0ll 41-1 The best mus1c IS muslc to l1sten to mus1c bv Trl H1 I Come bux mx urltxn 1 1p1r ply se HLLP' That 1S the purpose of the Tr1 H1 '1 club It helps others It IS not 1 rescue partx but rather '1 group of ff1rls or Uamzed to perform seruce pro 1ects such as mak1nffch1ldren's cloth ne for the RedCross There 1re also panel d1scuss1ons and ffab SGSSIOHS on such top1cs as d'1t1ne personahtx treuts, school and socml problems The club IS under the dl rcct1o11 of Nlrs J1cobs and 15 sponsored bx the 'xouno XX omen s Ch11st11n -Xssoclltlon 151 O I I U y ' A I 3 Z ' . r 1 N 4 I ' --A' ' ': 1 , 1 L ' , 1 1 . U ' z 1 . ,, . ' 1' , I . I , L , O 1 1 V I., Z ' ., . rv 1 r preciation Club, However, thi i my U. O I f I I I ' . 9 if 37' , '.- '- r K 1 L 5' ' :Lt A DL , - , g F3 1 h . 5 K r-iv .Y f 1 Av . ' - ' 1 K F7 3 3 ' ' Q 1: - .... ill . When the projectors stopped while you were watching a silent movie, you probably were mys- tified by the efficient way a pro- jection club member remedied the situation by putting the plug back This takes place almost dally when projection club mem bers brmg truth Justice and 1l1um1nat1on to all Mr Dyer 1S 1n charge oi the visual aids department anc proJect1on club members The club is a value to our school even though the members d lnjure a few students while trans p o r t 1 n g dangerous machinery through the halls In recognition of their elec trifymg service, the Pennant Staff nominates the ProJection Club as recipient of the annual award for the eventual replacement of teachers by machines The Volce of America keeps breaking in 152 PTOJPCUOII Club Radio Club WANTED Honest students with a knack for dialing es to be future disc Jockeys flNo payola'J The beginners club studies basic fundamentals in radio communication in order to qualify for a license from the Federal Communications Commls sion Then they may use the club's radio as the ad vanced members do The adxanced club members may also build or repair radios or work on some related project Mr Crawn the advxs er has plans for bu1ld1ng a 120 watt rad1o so that the club members can speak to foreign countries . , . . , r c . . O r .. lr' 9 . 7' A x V V vn : I n ' I ' ' - dials and switching switch- 'Wc f - Y . 'Q' - 5 - g Y Y :Trl - 3 fflyf ' ' ' .. l . , I . , 1 Y O , 1 7 0 Q L if Q -2 Q H X .. S -E-P' Reulllng Club men lend qshould I phone her at f1xe of Glghtl me xour ears fsho S3161 xxe're not gomg to Vtashmgtonl xxh1ch he d1d thrlce fthat facultx shoxx must haxe been terr1f1cJ refuse xx as thls amb1t1on'P Th1s should not be your readlnff problem Pennmdge students must read better than th1s 1n order to read the 1 145 books requ1red each markmg per1od Mr Mumle the readmg club adxlser helps students understand the1r readmg problems by g1x1ng tests on read mg speed and comprehensmn The1r nexx readmg sk1lls en able graduates of the club to read classlc novels Greek tragedxes and Nlad Pr1nter's 1nk gets 1nto the blood l1ke 1ron or t1red ness Or perhaps 1t's Mr Hales or 'xlr Stubbs or Mrs Hooven Or perhaps 1t'S the cllck cl1ck cllck of eager fxngers dancmg upon anonymous keys -Xt any rate some th1ng draxxs students back to typmg More cred1t to the commerc1a1 department No one ever heard of an Engllsh or P O D clubj In typlng club the students practlce the skllls they learn durlng the day Haxmg term paper trouble? Date a glrl vxho types T plug Club Nlust get mx speed up to ten xxords per m1nute 153 .. , v I N4 .x r '-P ' so fl . A A ' - H A i i s n W..- -AQJ h ' N- Q- r t 2 . ' E Y Y-H ' Q1 fr, af K. X f X . vox X A, AH ' U Lf , l cf -e crazy' . , . u r, , x Fr1ends, Romans, fhot dogs for lunch agamlj Country- S U - - , . , . I ..... ! L , TKT I . A D ' . , , . . . n . ' , 1. K ' , . . . 7. - , , , 4 . . . . . u . . , . - . . , 4 . , . ' 5 3 . 4 L L , ' ' O I l I A 4 1 ' V. O 3' . 7 . x 1 S GITIS Varsll B0 s Varsll The Boys' Varsity Club IS open tc any boy xx ho has earned a x lrsitx letter in '1 s ort The club at use in serxing the school and community The club grants loans to students going to college sponsors the Scholastic Xthletic X ward which is presented at Cfraduition and co spon sors the annual basketbill Jamboree with the Girls' Varsity Club 154 Let s have smorgasbord at the Jamboree ll ll 31 This year the Girls' Varsity Club has been very busy. They helped the Boys' Varsity Club with the basketball jamboreeg they had a pajama partyg they elected officersg and they posed for a Pennant picture. Along with all this hard work, they also spent many dull meetings waiting for school to adjourn. The mem- bers are all athletically inclined, but it is difficult to play lacrosse in a classroom The Pennant Staff suggest that the girls look into forming atiddly-winks team XX. John sleeps in class too 21 c lk a ' ' ' l b -9 -' l b l l. ' . p , l - tempts to raise money to . T X b V ' ' ' ' sgioorb Why do we students go out for sports? Do we go out to help the team and to better the reputation of Pennridge? Do we enjoy the pain of an injured limb or new worn blisters? Do we enjoy the torture of fighting for a breath of air which doesn't seem to come? Do we like the dizziness and the nausea caused by a grueling practice in a sweat soaked uniform? Do we like to go home after practice with our muscles aching and tired? We like the sweat to drip from our bodies. We want to help the team. We want to help further the reputation of Pennridge. We want to test ourselves. We don't like the blisters and exhaustion that go with sports. The good feeling of victory, with the knowledge that it was achieved through long hard work, far overshadows the discomforts of victory. 156 Ch l'l'l'lPClCIillg Cheerleading 1-2-3-4 3-2-1--1 fHint: take algebra and learn to county, Who for? What for? fHint: take English I and learn to writey, Who you gonna yell for? fllint: take another languageg you're a failure at Englishj P-E-N-N-R-I-D-G-E That's us fWEl!D Our cheerleaders may not be able to count or write, but they do know how to create en- thuiasm 175 or ethusism U5 or enthusiasmf'?l-- Noise. JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS: Joan Detweiler, Sandy Vogt, Darlene Moyer, Joan Fitzgerald, Nancy Much, Sandy Beard, Carol Lous. Foreground: Nancy Ruth, Karen Waite, Robin Hendricks. VARSITY CHIQERLEAIJERS: Kneeling: Peggy Shlve, Sandy Moore, Emily Field, Betsey Hayden, Donna Kcllenbcrger, Susan McDonnell. Football The school year starts in August for the football team. The coaches use promising candidates to fill the slots made by graduating lettermen. Through hard work in the baking sun and stiff competition among the candidates, the team rebuilds and readies itself for action by September. This year our team did not rank among the league leaders, but the fellows still showed a desire to win, Their spirit was proven when they were presented the Silver Whlstle an ard,xxh1ch1s gn en by the Off1C1'1lS to the most cooperative team Our fellows frequentlx outplayed their opponents in games that we lost, for the opponents used a luckv break to an advantage ' r K CO-CAPTAINS B Bonney P Barndt , W in Y -Q. 'J -' ,ss 4 '- A l'-U 'lv 4 P ji -.assume 1' FIRST ROW B Walters J Souder A Wood T Vlexss P Barndt B Bonney D Moore D WIISOII F Sine SECOND ROW D Ruth J Koerwer J Harris J Gutekunst B Moyer J Clemmer J Groff B Grelser J Hackett THIRD ROW M Flexer F Billmyer S Kelly B Cramer D Gradel C Zuschnitt N Feuchtmayer li-vw -221 sl 'U J Lewis S Mover FOURTH ROW J Berdell S Fluck B Klementisz B Rappold J Borowski T Steinly R Trlol G Neff FIFTH ROW R Kent P Mason B Myers C Stull D Harbon W Becker R Price E Shelly D Price D Oltman 157 ,l , , A ' I . l . , Y L ' . Y ' V L l l t I 4 L . , - , . h Y - , ,. - 1 M Q. ' Y Y - Y Y , 1' '. x. . ' S, Q - ' .. ' ci. '- I - Y ' -V f Q I g I f u ' ' ' x ., ' k ' v --an - ,, - ,. - I 1' .-'v -J :f-... ,... J -. ' m .. - - - p 'f 173' f, 'ff ' ' 7 f sf' I w . ii-la11 M Y , ' , Y V- . - . 1 - 1 o 9 - 1 - v ' - ' ' ' ' ' U I 1 I I O Q I V j 0 l ' l 5 r Y 9 D ' Y ' I . 1 - y - ' 1 - 1 ' ' 1 - 1 0 1 - 1 I . I - , - 1 . ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - Q 1 T Q , . , . 1 0 - 1 I y 1 Y ' Q I Y Neshamlny Upper 'VIore1'1nd Centr'1l Bucl s Sprlngflcld Hatboro Horsham Ambler North Penn Souderton Upper Perklomen Quakertown JUDY SWARTZ Football Queen Beauty IS the mark God sets upon v1rtue Lookmg for help? The Big Four n The Stop pulhng mv leg' Field 3' Vkanted Help from one' ' Beak Faked you out. YQ M54 I've had it! 159 160 Rush Green Stlck Bottom to top Sucks down Vxh1te St1ck E F1eld Shaak B Kellenberger Johnson P Trauger Every corner s a goal Vleyler J Johnson Bergey P Gurd1n G Erwln S Slotter N Potter B Dodds S Moore L Krastel P Ba l L to R J Snyder B Mood J Rosenberger S Sthen D Reed S Schm1dt WWW: Don't stand there run' The glrls' hockey team IS at It agaln Although the g1rls d1d not have an except1onal season the1r Splrlt pep and thelr terrlflc P Shaak H MaGee B Knowlan J Beer G Frederlck B Hayden S Hoff me1ster M Glassmyer J Detwe1ler S McDonnell K Mood J Nase M Boyd B Sh1Ve Mood coach MISS Kramer made th1s group of glrls Top Center Coaches lnto a team Kramer and Redfleld Hockey ve PEVFQJQ' 5 GV I Q V' Y sbs Vx hat oranges 'P Upper Perk S Lehlgh Quakertown Souderton S Lehlgh Up Dubl1n Ambler C Bucks Hatboro North Penn 'I YY . - z ,, . ,, , . . I . u D. 3 . 3 . 5 . S. 3 . Q YY I .YY I 9 . R. ' g . g . ' 9' ' . D' 9 1 H , .H g . - . 9 ' . . , , . , . . . 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H, N , H- Y 2.5.1 ' ,A . .-, -Q 5 K Vkoulfe SECOND ROXX K Rush P Bsran F 'Nlanns J B Gluck F Hagy J Frederzck G Smder Detwe1ler D Stover J Sm1thers B 1N11h1'1'l THIRD ROVS Coach 3rd Pnd lNesh 1n11nx Qu'1lL1 toxx n Ambler XX IH Tenn mt Inv1t bpr1ngf1eld Lpper Nloreland North Penn Bux Nlont C, h'1mp1onsh1ps Cross Ollllfl' JV Pnd Dl5tllCtQ1'1 lIT1p1OY1 sh1p Stpttb Champ1on Shlp Xl m Tennint George School Inx1t Sounderton Pennsbury Nota Lovx score Nuns The cross otnltl X tt 1111 1JlFIlCl1DltLC1 1n fourteen meets th1S xeir Thex non SIX of thur e1f ht clu'1l meets md tool second pllce to 'North Penn 1n the Buk Nlont Nlect the Abm ton lnx1t'1t1on1l Xlect the D1str1ct Xlcct ind the XX1ll11n1 Tcnnfmt lnx1t'1t1on'1l Nleet Th1s XGQI' the cross countrx team '1Ch1CXCCl '1 umque honor represent1t1on of PCl'lllI'lC1Q9 1n 1 state competmon Throuffh hqrcl xxo1l and cletern11nat1on the team tool second pl1ce 1n the DlSt1lCt Ch llll1JlOllShl1D Nlect ThlS qu'1l1f1ul the te 1m to ccnnprn m thc 5t1te Ch ll'lllJlOllSlll1J Xleet tlmt xx IS hula lt Penn bt1tL LlllXl.1S1tX Tle1e tlu 1 1nl ul Ll Co 1th Oslu 1nfl lns top suen runners Lmox ul the xxgcl end It Penn bt 1te Xll 1JlI'tlCl1J1lltS Ill the bt1tc Nlget xxe1e uests lt the Penn bt'1tL bxr 1cuse une Well fellows we re leaving tor Alaska. 1 -Q 'U 1 V 'DAQ ' .Mr iff 4 1 9 1 'V s f. pa . ' . 1 1' 1 5 ' L in 5 in 7.1 A , 1 ' . A 6 6 11 idaw ' N 9 2 K .LL . ' ' V.. ,, -. -Q t ,' ,- pf - ak :i FIRST ROW: G, Gross, T, Baldwin, D, Hendricks, L, Swartley, Osler, J, Swope fmanagerj, E, Hellerrnan, C, Ketchem, S. Gretzer U 1 1 E' Q E 0 V. J.V. V. . . V. J.V. V, J,V, 30 ' I ' A' 25 L ' 1 ' '- 18 1 Q 1 ' ' 54 ' 23 38 Central Buck 33 20 Znd Abington lnvit. 15 . 1 55 Sth 1 1 ' - ' . L 26 36 ' . 1 29 19 ' . 6th 24 21 ' ' ' 31 36 . 21 25 ' 1 36 30 40 15 33 44 22 16 23 32 7 , 1 an . u ' . 'L 1 . . I 3 ' 1 A' 1 , A' ' .' ' g 1 1 i 1 1 1' ' . -- 1 , , . U, Y. . V A . . A 1 U Q, 1 1- 1 , 1 , 1 ' n A C Y x C A , 4 U . A K 1 Y , .3 . I L Y L . - K., . ' 'Q . ' ' , f . Q 1 I 1 1 'z 1 ' 1 'X 11' 'L if fghth, L 1 x 1 1 . ' I ' X 1 il K ' A ' X 1 Q 1 ' 1 1. .- 1 ' ' L ' ' 1 - 1 ' ' g, r 3 ' 3- 4 - f cf: . 1 A . ,. . Y To the stronger or faster man K' J GROSS f, ..J. . V ,,. I .A f, p - . ., ' -v ,, 0 f 1 4 ...Q Q- afvf? , 1 x 'k . , ilk Q4 ' g I 2 v.f:'5k- Q, . v.a 4' Q W L .. , . l fb ,, - ,5 . , A, n ' V , - , , . . 1 . ' 4. fb - -Q? -N NJ , -YJ! A 6. , . A ' I5 ' 41 al L, fn 1- ,v 1 fr -r W' Af '-Jeff' 1? 1 xg .-J eg., rg vf,.f-s..'- q 1..f':,, J-' iv ,- A J? ,xg E LLER M. LH 'Qi-ge g- L1fe's battles don't always go But sooner or later the man who wms Is the one who thmks he can D HENDRIC KS Ls WARTLEY T, BALDWIN K. WOULFE 163 164 Co Captams R Horn S Forst FIRST ROW T Ne1d11nger Musselman B Kerber D Vkelch K KISSSI K Overpeck A Fiedler D Overpeck G Gilbert W Rosenberger J C Alety B Scott B Roth B Ehrhart C Roshon Ehrhart M Nlkola J Jenks D Derstme SECOND ROW STANDING B Boesenhofer G Kehs Mr Etters coach W Sch1rmer D Huns1cker B Kuhn J Browmlow R Soccer Soccer a f1eld gqme 1n wlnch efxch of two contestmg teams tr1es to luck 1 ball 1nto the op ponent's gofxl cage Soccer, the most popular sport 1n the world, began ltS second season of league compet1t1on th1s year 'xt Pennmdge Sweatmg under the Auffust sun, the fellows practlced for the commg season Under Coach Etters, the fellows started to shape mto '1 team The team elected two prex lous lettermen as co captuns Stexe Forst 'md Dlck Horn To help f'1ITl1l 1'1r1ze the commumtv w 1th soccer, Pennrldge sponsor ed two mvht gqmes th1s xexr Xt the end of the seqson n1ne semors left w1th the1r soccer letters, is the coach beg m to prep lre for next yc1r's teqm Team lNorth Penn New Hope Delhaas lNesharn1ny Vloodrow XX 1lson Pahsades Vi1ll1am Tennant Pennsbury New Hope Delhaas lxorth Penn Xesham1n5 VK oodrow XX 1lson Pallsades Xxllllim Tennant Pennsbury I n ' n - y - 1 1 - uv - r - u - 1 1 - y - 1 - . 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A-la . . 2 ' Here goes a really big boot Don't lose the ball I marched with Hitler 'Q 165 VARSITY Left to right S Fluck T Moore Co Captaln F Blllmyer J Hackett, J Gutekunst D RODISOD Co Captam Manager R Parks Co Lch Stengele J Moyer S Peterman R Horn B Hunsxcker D Wilson D Welch O pponent V Team 4-1 166 Southern Leh1gh North Penn Ambler Pottstown Central Bucks Brlstol Hatboro Horsham Quakertown Souderton Upper Perk1omen Sprmgfxeld Central Bucks Upper Moreland North Penn Ambler Hatboro Hor ham Quakertoxxn Souderton Lpper Perluomen Sprmgfleld Central Bucks Penn r1dge Boys Basketball Sxxlshl There goes 'mother flftx foot frame xx 1nn1nff shot Osc lr has done lt affam He has pulled the Rams throuffh a close one The hard xxork on the part of the squ1cl's four seruozs alonff xx 1th the ewcellent help of the underclflssmen xx IS lospon s1ble for the R mms 100 lxerflqe for the se lson Basketball xxluch e xch xelr becomes '1 more popul'1rn1t1on1l sport IS also becommff mme popular at PGllflI'1ClgG Basketball proxlded some of our most thrlll 1110 athletlc exents It Pennrldffe tlus Vear Coach Yurchak, T Tourtellot VK Becker J Hendrxcks J 'Nloyer J H8I'l'lS B N'l1hm R yoder,J Hager D Allebach . j- UL - ,. . U .. I 4 cz, . C7 1. K., 'l . ' L , ' ' I L 7 . . F3 1 . 5 . Y L . D 9 ,Q J. . V. J.V. V. 59 53 ' 39 59 44 56 19 43 60 53 36 64 43 72 Upper hloreland 16 75 44 50 77 69 83 ' 70 43 65 - ' 31 72 51 56 . ' ' 35 49 32 56 27 65 51 41 ' 41 57 41 81 ' ' 24 55 47 77 ' 56 61 48 58 39 61 38 72 l' 33 63 52 80 1 35 59 37 66 - S 33 76 49 74 ' ' 45 65 24 63 34 64 43 49 ' 71 80 51 93 ' ' 29 60 86 , 52 T1 Dunk fi ,pv- f UPU mKY3jU6'f kj Please I'l1 167 fbn rldlf 'mn 9 ' n n My 4 -3 Muni! ma, VARSITY SEATED N Nase Co C1pt'l1I'l D Kcllenberger C Schlenker In Hunsber ger B Bxrndt Co Cap tam S Hoffme1ster S Markev KNEELING M Hayes YH pin fl 'lldf' ,?mmd0' Frm: HW' - 4n,,f54 rm mmw Glrls Basketball Our 1959 '60 squad was one of pep and enthuslasm They had the1r own Chamberlam and Cousy 1n Mary Jane Hayes and Phyllls Shaak Roundmg out the startmg hne up for the forwards was Nancy Nase, the calm and collected Sen1or Every team has a defense Th1S year three semors prov1dedth1s defense A-M K COACH KRAMBR ST-XNDING D Kramer coach L F1e1d R Landxs B Broderxck B Havden B Llchtfuss P Shmk The team practxced hard M1ss Kramer, the coach often taxed the brams of team members by telhng them to do the 4 dr111 backwards D1d you ever see the g1r1s do the1r dr111s the r1ght nay? Just 1mag1ne a backwards one Gosh Y FIRST ROVN: Left to right- P, Shive A, Beyer S, Vogt L, Worman R. Hunsberger B, Kellenberger, D, Gross. SECOND ROW: D, Shaak, K, Mood, E. Chappell, S, Wenhold, M. Meyers, F, Frank, S. Hollenbach, M, Sine. 168 That s the end of that ball Dunk ' Up Dubhn Central Bucks Hatboro Upper Perk S Leh1gh Up 'Vloreland Souderton S Leh1gh Ambler Quakertown North Penn UD Dublln Central Bucks Hatboro Upper Perk S Leh1gh Up Moreland Souderton Soleh1 Ambler Quakertown North Penn P111 ll vlffflf S Markey Senwrs -NWI N Nase J Rosenberger B Barndt They re off the floor? Oh what s the use Golng somewhere '7 169 170 SITTING W Roth E Luke T Rhlenhmer W Bordner J Jones R Forelanto F Baus KNEELING F Krystynxak R Rufe R Hagy 'NI Radcllffe D Bolton D Oltman ICO Captalnj J XVCISITIBII L Tyson E Parlsh L Gallme On Bar B Wenger D Ruth R Eckart D Pomple QCO Captaxnl G Neff Pennrldge Opponent Pennsbury Abmgton Woodrow WIISOH 9 Delhaas 42 1X2 Neshamlny Pennsbury Abmgton 5 VK oodrow WIISOH Delhaas ymHUStlCS N those muscular fellows are not Tarzans, and the gymnaslum has not been turned 1nto a Jungle' That IS just the gym nastlcs team practlcmg Th1s was the f1rst year the team competed 1n the Lower Bucks Countv Gymnastlcs League Under the coach mg of Mr Frank Krystynlak, the boys 1m proved xx 1th each meet Gym teams compete Al 1n f1V6 events the horse, the horlzontal bar, the parallel bars, the flymg rmgs and tumbl Headless Batman Ing OH the mats AQ Zin if' X 5 I I J X . ,IL I l 22 Neshaminy 58 30 50 25 ' 55 46 ' 34 37-lf- - 18 ' 62 28 52 i 35 ' 45 X4 f 52 V ' 28 Ni 56 44 O 5 o, , 5 . Bou Img Mr Dser IS m clnrge of the boxxlmo club He h'1s chscovered that h1s bGg1l'lfl1H0' bowlers are dxvlcled mto three groups Some students h'1ve so much iffectxon for the1r boxxlmff bills .LM - ,. Take much matho thwt thex 1ttempt to qccompfmx the b1ll cloxxn the flllev Others take greftt care to '1xo1d hurtmg the pms bs sneakmg the bqll past m the Gutter The th1rd group IS the supermfm txpe Thex trx to demolxsh the pms xx 1th a r1cochet ball from the ce1l1nU Mr Dyer IIDIDIIGS that these people are not h1s best bowlers, but he adm1ts that thexr x1r1 '1t1ons 'ire xerx lnterestlnff H Let x equul thc number Stmke' !7I 172 FIRST ROW A Whmte S Forst B Bonney J Bucmor A Fledler G Neff T Baldwm J Gross Hendrwks L Swartley P Hunsberger E Hellerman L Crouthamel D Amey S Kehs SECOND ROW D WIISOH J Fretz manager J B1ShOp F Manns B Klementlsz G Snyder J Sm1thers J Lewls 1 2 111 I 34 12 1 CO CAPTAINS G Gross T Baldwm L Crouthamel Track and Fwld 'Half m11ers ready' Track Y Clear the trackl' B Horner R Drumbure W Weyler P Bryan D Vkelsh R Kent L Degan THIRD ROV! D Prxce B Rappold J Beck E Klmger J Borowsk1 J Harrls B Myers C Workman E Gxlbert N Greaser T Stemly D Ruth M Radchffe L Galhe J Clemmer D Stover R Prlce Team Abmgton Spr1ngf1eld 49 l1!lZ North Penn Quakertown Upper Perk1omen Allentown Upper Moreland Souderton Quakertown 3 4 74 1X2 2 These calls are qulte f'1m1l1ar to all members of the track team But th1s fam1l1ar1ty does not mean there IS no nervousness or cold hands They begm to wonder, 'Are the quarter m1lers or m1lers next'P What xx 111 we do th1s afternoon'7' To most runners the ansxx er IS evxdent they must run, regardless of wh1ch group they are 1n, and It xx 1ll not be easy They m1ght as well gr1t the1r teeth and take lt Fxeld event men do not run, but the1r Jobs are equally hard Pole vaulters prov1de the1r own space transportatlon w1th a s1mple pole and muscle The shot putters'put aballof lead through the a1r for about forty feet D1scus and Javelln throwmg are also 1ncluded 1n the fleld events The track team xx as thlrd 1n Bux Nlont compet1t1on They were not Bux Nlont Champs, but thev turned 1n some of the best uork done by any Pennrldge track team Many underclass lettermen w1ll return next year to make a strong team 3 Qs 31 Mt 69 ' 63 67- X . . - . 16 A v , 65-1X2 Central Bucks an 19- X 73- X 33- X . - 46 X2 70-lf f 48 79 56 33 70 Q YY ' I 4 My modern spear. What roadblocks. Q1 Do or die . . . die. 1 Look Ma! IL's in orbit! Coming up fx Stride! Q1 F' N M' f ' ' ' Il -.,? .ns L5 U :IQ ,srl 'fjfi' if N. Baseball See many ball games th1s year'? Lucky you 1f you d1d the games were free th1s year you know For the second season 1n a row, our ball team has won a champ1onsh1p We can g1V6 recognltlon to no great heroes because th1s year's team has no stars Thank good ness, though, our team does have players decent, hard workmg, and devoted players But they are players who can appreclate good tunes and fun wh1le play1ng ball But we cannot forget the champ1onsh1p We got the champ1onsh1p because the team was fortunate enough to have a coach th1s year Because a coach draws a salary and because the team was so successful th1s season, the h1gh powers m1ght charge adm1ss1on to the games next year Then we could perm1t free adm1ss1ons to our mayor fall sport FIRST ROW Barry Heckensw1ler Tom Wuerstle Dxck Yoder Charles Cressman Carl Moyer Charles Allen Ira Alterman Fred Welss SECOND ROW Paul Edwards Jim Moyer J1mFretz Ed Morrow Ronnle Floyd Ronme Benner Russell Keeler Jlm Phllllps THIRD ROSE Pete Flexer John Hendrlcks J1m Moyer Rlchard Moyer Denms Hermann Wayne Hendrlcks Bob Yoder 174 Pennrldge FIRST ROW F Slne D Clymer D Oltman D Allebach D Fretz C Bolton qCo Captamj Peterman SECOND ROV! D Moyer T Moore T WGISS J Gutekunst J Moyer D Robxson fCo C'1pt'11nl THIRDROVN Coach Swartley J Hackett J Gluck B Walters S Fluck B Gluck N Feuchtmayer Opponent Neshammy Upper Perk1omen Central Bucks North Penn Southern Lehlgh Quakertown Upper Moreland Souderton Upper Perk1omen Central Bucks Hatboro Quakertown Sprxngfleld Ambler Souderton Nothmg serious I Just broke my leg Coach Swartley wh jj -vi in. ,wsu T-..... Wish I could unnaxl my left foot from the ground -.-.. 'ing'-.ibwkdsv U i Wl'- N - Y- 4 r f 4 A4 It's been a txrlng day Time out for a word from our sponsor. 175 176 rw i 69 01 'lllf9 'WR ,Q-ggfq FIRST ROW R Horn D Benner B Fluck B Johnson SECOND ROW D Hersch J Detwexler G G11bert R Herstlne C Boehrlnger B Benner J Bossard Coach 'VIr Conrad It takes two to tango Over there 1n the corner J 1m ' was-f Boys Tennis Team 'ff The Boys' Tenn1s Team works hard every day after school practlcmg tennls and watchxng the Glrls' Tenn1s Team practlce The Tenn1s team IS ably coached by the1r coach Mr Conrad Some of the f1nest male tenms players 1n all of Pennmdge Hlgh School belong to the Boys' Tenn1s Team Th1s accounts for the1r f1ne re cord Tenn1s 1S awonderful sport for boys to play It bullds strong bod1es hot tempers and flat feet Many of the boys on the tennls team have become pro fess1onal fly swatters after grad uatlon I m a fly swatter Hxgh School Upper Moreland North Penn Pennsbury Perk1omen Prep Upper Moreland Abmgton North Penn Pennsbury 6 Perluomen Prep .vpf w n .. v fl 4 A ' I 4 QQ' Q35 'f'e,g'3'Q' Z, 9 ' , ,ik ,ti , ,. 1 . 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'W r I Y X ' 3 4 n, L 2 1 ' 8 2 3 3 I 2 2 3 4 ' 1 4 1 3 ' 2 3 Y 2 , 3 2 ' 3 QQ, of tball Softball IS a good GXGFCISG It really bu1lds up the glrls The g1rls had a rather good season But don't glV9 all the Cfedlt to the glrls Thelr coach, Mlss Kramer, helped '1 l1ttle But most of the credlt for the glrls' success goes to the bat It was the bat wh1ch got all of the h1ts that won all of the games Although glrls' softball IS dull and unmterestmg we would l1ke to congratulate the glrls for wmmng the champxonshlp ThlS 1sthef1rstch'1mp1onsh1p that they have won for many years Vke hope that next year the glrls get another txlented bat and wxn the ch'1mp1onsh1p agfun And I bowl well too FIRST ROW Left to right K Embraz I Berger C Welghknecht R Hendrlcks Wane D Shaak G Zuccaro SECOND ROW S Wolonlk E Chappell J P Mood Clemmer E Fxeld Gruver S Shaak B Hayden H MaGee S Moore THIRD ROVL E M Boyd Shalcross Coach D Kramer P Roeder L Miller S Hollenbach J Crouthamel P Shaak M Hayes D J B1 ger Hendricks M Glassmyer J Lokay B Ritter C Lawrence Isl in A I'f 'i'1'55L we mi' f' J NIH dak up 5' lin Just vaccinated! www lini- Sorry to rush off like this but Mom's calling me for dinner. Hey, wait a minute, I'm coming too! 177 Team Quakertown North Penn Central Bucks Souderton Southern Lehlgh North Penn Central Bucks Souderton Girls Tennis Team Glrls' Tenn1s IS the same as boys tenn1s except that the g1rls' tenn1s team has more male spectators than the boys' tenn1s team The glrls are noted for then' fme form The hard work done by the g1rls and the excellent coachmg done by M1ss Roberts were respon slble for the gxrls fxne record of two wxns and fxve defeats It IS not the gxrls fault that they won so few games The1r rackets would not h1t the ball to the rlght places We all thmk that the glrls should e1ther get new rackets next year or forget about playmg tenn1s X A' ln. 1. L into 0 Q-'7 by 5 z 5, D. ,. 4' Seffff F' 0 i Z fi 'K 'K o ,9 Go Q9 QP.S9 W ADF' G LHADT NOR J 'X C U' hw Sepfelnber 25 Mmmw PrNNR19Gf 57005 iq SCOOTN rl'!,ur . Q A HQ. 1 jey Q., 4 Y , - f M- S, D ' J Z J 0 ' Q4 V V I 1 541, Q, QU -1 'Q q s 5' 4,0 W qi' ,Z ' A iw K M 6 1, . 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N A, 47 if i' f , 1 AW. 4 Q 0, M Q K ' , 1 f,-', , f ' f . 5 Y Q I I I ' I n 0 new fy' x K swam SPURTS P 9' 900 sigflfgbs C1 514 51 'Q Q' Q 1960 You me cawuuv Imran ro Amer wi' gc 1-rmAxmmz.orsnnwsnArmm1ncsa1cuscuuu.. fu llondny mu 1960 Q, 630 l000pn ll IBO Odds bodkins' I was right We are not here to play to dream to drlft We have hard work to do and loads to lift Shun not the struggle face It tis God s g1ft The 1960 Pennant has been a scrapbook of memories for all of you to cher1sh We hope you w1ll agree that It gave a complete plcture of the activ1t1es at Pennmdge Hlgh But wlthout the hard work and enthus1asm of the Pennant staff, thls plcture would not eXlSt Our photo graphers wr1ters artlsts proofreaders, typxsts and bus1ness managers all devoted much of the1r t1me to make th1s yearbook a success We are most grateful to everyone of our staff members We would also l1ke to thank you of Pennrldge who cooperated so w1ll1ng1y w1th our de mands Admxmstratlon faculty and students al1ke were very pat1ent when we mterrupted the dally schedule w1th p1cture takmg or quest1ons Most of all we want to thank Mr D1ehl our adviser for hxs help w1th the publlcatlon He was the one who kept us go1ng when It seemed as though we would never make our dead hne H1s sense of humor patlence and kmdness were the best encouragement we could have We appreclate, more than words can express h1s help as our advlser Slncerely Betty Mood and Nancy Nace The Edxtors P S We hope you'll enjoy the 1960 Pennant ... 0 1, . . 1 1 1 s I -- ' I I ' , . . 1 D - , , , , . 5 , , ' 1 . , . n , , . , . , u . 1 lkr lvr r lwr lvr ltr and and and and and and Mrs Mrs Xlrs Nlrs Mrs 'klrs Bab's Beauty Mr and Mrs Barbara Ann 9 PlfZlfL6LlfLf 0Lfl OlfL1I Henry -Xlderfer Paul Alderfer XNIIIIS E -Xlllson Raymond P Anglemoyer Emerson Aschenbach E Paul -Xschenbach Salon Bradley C Baldwln and Jlm and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Fred Barnes Mrs Paullne Barnes Nlrs Annabell Barr Mr and Mrs Donald Barth Earl and G1nny Baum Beak and Prls 'Wr and Nlrs John Beck Benner's Grocery Mr and Nlrs Elmer Benner Mary Benner r lvr lvr lwr R1chard Barlnger A Barndt Clayton Barndt M1lton R Barndt 'Xlr and Nlrs Donald XX Berger Nlrs Margaret Berger Betty and Terry Luke Beyer Melody B1ShOp Steve Blatcher Vlr and Xlrs Harold Bloom Bonn1e and Carol Bonn1e and Ray Xlr and Mrs -Xrthur and E Nlr and Nlrs Nlr and Xlrs Nllss Anna P r and Nlrs N r and Nlrs r and Nlrs r and Mrs Paul J Boone llen Jane Bossard Charles L Bossard James Bowen Boyd Paul Boyer Bradburry Rlchard Brucker Dan1elF Buck D'1v1d and Carol Rlchard P Casanova Mr and Nlrs John S Case NIISS Dorothy Chalfant 'Vlr and Mrs Vhlson Charles Nlr and Mrs Vlm Clement Conn1e and Bob Paul M Crawn Jr Nlr and Mrs Charles Crolssette Nlrs Charles Crouthamel Chrlstlne Crouthamel Julle Crouthamel Dave 'md Anne Nlr 'md Mrs Ldward Dellkat Mr and Mrs Charles B Detweller Gordon Detwexler Vlr and Mrs Nevln Detwe1ler Vlrs Eva Dlehl and Mae John Bryan D1ehl Dr S Walter Dollhm Mr and Mrs James E Dougherty Nlr and Mrs Anthony J Drabn1s Dolores Dr'1bn1s Mary Drube and Anna Grahl Nlr and Mrs E Clxfford Durell Nlr and Mrs George C Eckardt Electro Mechan1cal Instrument Co 'tlrs Evanson Nlr Raymond R Faatz Xlrs Ruth Feather Nlr and Nlrs Clarence Fell Nlr and Nlrs John St1ger Ferry Nlr and Nlrs Frank Flscher Barbara Fluck Nlr and Mrs Howard Fluck Nlr and Nlrs Ralph Fluck Nlr Henry Frank Fred and Ch1c Nlr and Nlrs Fredrlck Nlr and Mrs H R Frederlck James L Fretz r 'Ind Xlrs Paul D Fretz N r Nlorman Frey N r and Mrs Fred Gantz N r J Lamar Gehman N r and Nlrs G1lbert Nlrs Gllmour V1ncent Van Gogh I . . l . 1 ' . 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