Pennsbury High School - Pennsman Yearbook (Fairless Hills, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1950 volume:

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Try to understand them, because they are revealing glimpses of the world you now are making. The graduating class of 1950 has been sub- jected to the mill. They have learned tech- niques and methods. They, too, shall become master craftsmen able to rise above the tech- nical details. In time, it is hoped, they will even rise far enough to build an atomic world which is safe for all society - a world complete and secure in its existence. CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION ...page 4 FACULTY ........,....,. page 6 GRADUATES ...., .... p age I3 UNDERCLASSES ...... page 23 ACTIVITIES. .... page 30 SPORTS ...,. .... p age 42 . . . . ' ' . . - . - . .'.- . . . . . .',',- . . . .'.'.' ' -'- . .'. ,,'--..... '--.., ---Q.. . .. . .'.',',--- - . .'.',',-,-.. .'.'.',-,-.a . . . . . .'.'.' . . . .'.'.',- . . . . .'.' - . . v .'.'.' 1....'.'......'.',.....'.',-......' ,........,',-.....,,'-....-.',-....... 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HE THREE MEN pictured on this page represent the three groups involved in providing this area with a school system that is fast taking the lead in Bucks County. Chief of these groups is the School Board, the work of which this year has consisted principally in spending time, effort, and money trying to work through red tape connected with building a new school. Fortunately, the end seems in sight and Pennsbury can hope very shortly to occupy new quarters. Working just as hard is the school administrative body, charged with the bettering of instruction as well as the smooth, eiticient running of the school. This year in-service training under Dr. S. Butterweck, of Temple University, and special workshop days were provided for teachers in aiding them to set up a curriculum to meet Pennsbury's needs. In addition, outstanding co- ordination among all schools and personnel groups was maintained. Three cheers for these excellent leaders. Exceptional mention must be made of the third body, the Parent-Teacher Association which has accom- plished much. Among their worthwhile enterprises have been the awarding of two scholarships, the pro- viding of a banquet for top-ranking students, the re- organizing ot bus routes, and the instituting of study groups to help parents to understand children's prob- lems. Who can believe that this group has only been in existence two years? Pennsbury is surely fortunate in having such inter- ested adults working for its welfare! This symbolic and abstract painting depicts the artist's conception of the faculty Represented by mature iull-grown branches, the teachers plant their knowledge in the minds of students symbolized in the form of a young sapling. In addition to knowledge instructors impart guidance and understanding. The latter contributions are embodied in the form of leaves fwfjifg Z I . ,w : ik 5,71 ,I iv :I ' it ..-TQES-,,L-rx, 'U ?'?izfw:ff A W 1. X ' Wy , 1 gf-,Q:'. , AX 952' , . KJ . V' Hvmixsk- , I ' 1,4-5 Q A - .XLL ,A -5 S iu E' NYJ RH M w. L f 'g,Q rPfk , A fig 53 fu.. QTSSEFS' 1 waiiylggfli' ' 1' fi in: ' Aggiissgwgigp.-W .VS A V 7 ,,, Xwsiqaeszsnif W v 5 Y 2-351941 bw Q R Er .vin The Faculty comprises the CREATIVE ARTISTS Mr. I. Rohrbaugh Mr. C. Baldwin Mrs. E. Cariaqno Miss I. Creagmile Mr. W. lnqraham Mr. W. Bachman Mr. S. Beuchler WILLIAM INGRAI-IAM. M.Ed. Assistant Regional Superintendent: head teacher, junior division. IOSEPH W. ROHRBAUGH. M.Ed. head teacher, senior division: teaches business mathematics. WILMER F. BACHMAN. M.Ed. teaches world history, science: coaches baseball, football. basketball: sponsors Science Club. CONRAD A. BALDWIN. B.S. teaches science, mathematics, guidance: sponsors Model Aircraft and Science Clubs. STANLEY C. BEUCHLER. MIEd. teaches English, social studies, mathematics: sponsors Plastic Arts Club. ELIZABETH R. CARFAGNO. A.B. teaches Latin, English, sponsors Pennsburian and sopho- more class. ISABEI. CREAGMILE. M.S. teaches English: sponsors the Pennsman, Pennsburian, and junior class. FRANK I. DEBIAS. B.S. teaches science, mathematics, coaches iootball, baseball: sponsors Athletic Club. IEANNE F. DESCHAMPS. B.S. teaches arty sponsors Stagecraft Club. Mr. F. DeBias Miss I. Deschamps Bruce Prevost and Alfrieda Buckalew perform an experiment in the chemistry class while Lydia Wiegand stands by to give directions. MADALINE S. DICKEI.. A.B. teaches art, social studiesy sponsors Art Club. MARY I. DWYER. MA. serves as Guidance Director. LILLIE G. EDWARDS. ILB. teaches history, English: sponsored senior class, Drama Clubp coached senior play. THOMAS H. GREENE. M.S. teaches industrial arts, safety education: sponsors Auto Mechanics Clubg directs Driver Training Course. MARION HUGHES serves as private secretary to Mr. Bair. Mrs. M. Hughes Mrs. M. Dickel Mrs. L. Edwards Miss M. Dwyer Mr, T. Greene Mr. R. Hubbard Miss M. Kelly Mrs. I. Mackensen Mrs. E. Mitchell e l Mr. W. Ringler Mrs. H. Hubbard Mrs. E. Iakob Mr. A. Krespach Miss N. McIntyre HENRIETTA L. HUBBARD. A.B. teaches mathematics, science: sponsors.Arts and Crafts Club. ROBERT E. HUBBARD, B.S. teaches industrial artsy sponsors Photography Club, Projec- tionist Club. EVELYN A. IAKOB. B.S. teaches English, social studies, guidancep sponsors junior division cheerleaders and Pennsburian. A. MARIE KELLY, M.Ed. teaches guidance, English, social studies: sponsors Debate Club, Girls' Games Club. ARTHUR G. KRESPACH teaches science, mathematics: sponsors Penn-Foto Club and junior classy directed junior play. IANINE A. MACKENSEN. FACULTE DES LETTRES teaches French, coached senior play. NONA MCINTYRE serves as school secretary at the Yardley Building. r:1.r:ANon R. Mrrcx-ram., n.s. C teaches mathematics, science: sponsors Dancing Club, Proiectionist Club, junior class. WARREN E. RINGLER. B.S. serves as librarian: sponsors Library Club. Mary Ann Weil: and Iessie Maybury write out notes for Miss Winterling to list in the Daily Bulletin. Mr. A. Kres- pach stands in the background. Miss R. Roessle Miss P. Ronkin RUTH M. ROESSLE. B.S. teaches home economics, guidance: sponsors Boys' Cook- ing, Home Economics, and Dancing Clubs. PEARL RONKIN. M.Ed. teaches business education: sponsored senior class, Com- mercial Club, Pennsmcm. HELEN B. RUFF. R.N. serves as School Nurse. HELENE P. SMITH. B.S. teaches Physical Education: coaches girls' basketball, hockey, softball: sponsors Girls' Athletic Club. IANET G. STURROCK. B.M. directs vocal music: sponsors Boys' Chorus, Girls' Chorusg directs operettas. FRANCES D. TAYLOR. B.S. teaches English, social studiesg sponsors Dramatics and Library Clubs. MARGARET UHLER. HOME ECONOMICS teaches home economics and family relationsg sponsors Gift Club. CATHERINE E. VELLA. B.S. teaches business education: sponsors senior division cheer- leaders, Pennsburianp acts as a school banker. WILMA I. WINTERLING serves as secretary at the Fallsinqton Building. ARLON E. WOLFE. B.S. directs instrumental music: conducts Band and Orchestra. HARRY N. WYCKOFF. M.A. teaches Physical Education: coaches football, basketball: sponsors Boys' Athletic Club. Mrs. I. Sturrock Mrs. Uhler Miss W. Winterlinq Mr. H. Wyckoff Miss H. Ruff Mrs. H. Smith Mrs. F. Taylor Miss C. Vella Mr. A. Wolfe Home Economics Class Biology Class English Class 'IO -L Top: Students in a foods class start preparing a dinner in the new home economics kitchen. Middle: a biology group prepares some ag-ar-agar solutions. Below: a senior English group listens to Macbeth on records. Helen LaBeur is getting ready to play another disc. EPTEMBER 13, 1949, arrived and 568 students tripped out to start classes where they had left oft last Iune. We say 'lett off because this year's sections all had met the last week of last year tor Orientation Days - days when students met their new teachers and ac- tually began the work of the new year. Such days were an innovation that made for a smooth beginning of 1949-50. Among the new courses open to students this year were those in family relations, consumer education, salesmanship, and junior science. Continued was the popular course in Driver Education. In the junior division fgrades 7, 8, and 9l core type of instruction was instituted. Various subjects such as English and history were correlated to a certain extent as they were taught by the same teachers to the same students. It is expected that such instruction Will. be retained but intensified. In the senior division tgrades lO, ll, and l2l socialized procedure making use of committee Work, field trips, projects, panels, and such, was emphasized. Of special interest to the division was the obtaining of a home across from the Fallsington building as a Horne Eco- nomics cottage. Both boys and girls were utilized in repairing, furnishing, and decorating the home. It is also expected that the full time program in shop and home-making, newly introduced into the Yardley building this year, will continue, CUBISM-the breaking down of a surface into geometric shapes--served as the inspiration for the opposite artistic study. The subject depicted is a young girl seated at a desk. Looking closely, you will see how the girl's face and clothing, the desk, and the background have been reduced to their cubistic forms to make a pleasing design. Samuel DiNctcle. Senior Class President. President DiNutcle leads one of those worthwhile, though many times highly excited, clcrss meetings while ofiicers Gloria Pursell tsecretcrryt, Frcmk Fermro vice-presidentl, and Lydia Wieqcmd ttreasurerl sit in the front sects. Senior sponsors Mrs. L. Edwards and Miss P. Ronkin deserve cr real thunk you for their patience cnd help. Be- lieve us. the seniors were in need of both. 1 Masterpieces of I95O ROBERT ANDERSON Swamp Rd., Morrisville, Pa., Athletic Club, Auto Mechanics Club. Ambition: to get a second Cadillac. DORIS BOWMAN R. D. No. 1, Morrisville, Pa., Girls' Chorus, Commercial Club, Library Club, Iunior Play, Permsmcm, Candy Sales- man. Ambition: to become a secretary. WILLIAM BRIGGS Morrisville, Pa., Football, Basketball tmanagerl, Boys' Ath- letic Club, Auto Mechanics Club. Ambition: to get out of school. ALFRIEDA A. BUCKALEW Main St., Pallsinqton, Pa., Band, lunior Play, Basketball imanagerl, Photography Club, Driver Training, Senior Play, Science Club, Senior Chorus. Ambition: to be a teacher. DICK BULLINGTON - Bristol Township, Pa., Football, Athletic Club, Auto Me- chanics Club. Ambition: to make that iirst million. MURIEI. BURTON Main St., Tullytown, Pa., Commercial Club, Athletic Club, Library Club, Ticket Committees. Ambition: to be a secre- tary. IOHN CADWALLADER Yardley, Pa., Athletic Club, Shop, Projectionist Club. Am- bition, to be an owner of a store. Seniors enter the Community Building across the street from the school for an assembly program. THOM CARROLL 24 Afton Ave., Yardley, Pa.: Yearbook: Dramatics Club: 'Senior Play: Art Club. Ambition: to be an art teacher. HILDA CARVER 17 Bell Ave., Yardley, Pa.: Iunior Play: Pennsman: Girls Chorus: Senior Chorus. Ambition: to be a nurse. DENNIS CAVIN Tullytown, Pa.: Football tcaptainl: Athletic Club. Ambi- tion: to get any job that will pay 52.50 per hour. IANE COULTON 73 N. Main St., Yardley, Pa.: Basketball: Cheerleaders tcaptainl: Dancing Club: Girls' Athletic Club: Hockey: Softball. Ambition: to be a sports coach. MARY CROSBY Effingham Rd., Morrisville, Pa.: President, Senior Home- room: Dramatics Club tpresidentl: Senior Play: Student Council: Pennsman tart editorl: Vice President, Junior Class: Glee Club: Art Club: Decoration Chairman for Class Dances: Winner of Art and Poetry contests. Ambition: to enter the field of modern dance. ' ALAN DILLIPLANE Longshore Ave., Yardley, Pa.: Dancing Club: Driver Train- ing: Boys' Chorus: Senior Play: lunior Play Committee: Canteen Music. Ambition: to be a forester. SAMUEL DI NATALE Main St., Tullytown, Pa.: President, Senior Class: Student Council ttreasurerl: Junior Play: Senior Play: Football: Pennsman: Pennsburian tboys' sports editorl: Art Club: Driver Training. Ambition: to be a social studies teacher. 1 It , V DOROTHY DOAN E. Edgewood Rd., Yardley, Pa.: Library Club: Driver Train- inq: Pennsrnan: Pennsburian: Commercial Club. Ambition: to be a secretary. SHIRLEY DREWS 21 Bell Ave., Yardley, Pa.: Driver Training: Chorus: Penns- man: Junior Play lprompterl: Senior Play lprompterl: Co- chairman of Iunior Dances. Ambition: to travel. BURNS EATON 28 S. Main St., Yardley, Pa.: Band: Pennsburian: Canteen Music Committee: Junior Prom Committee: Senior Play: Senior Chorus: Dramatic Club. Ambition: to be a teacher. RAY EVANS Edqely, Pa.: Football: Athletic Club: Auto Mechanics Club. Ambition: to be a professional auto racer. NANCY EVERIS1' 61 S. Main St,, Yardley, Pa.: Senior -Play: Pennsman: Driver Training. Ambition: to qo to college. FRANK F ERRARO . R. D. No. 1, Morrisville, Pa.: Football: Basketball lmanaqerl: Senior Candy Committee lchairmanl: Vice-President, Senior Class. Ambition: to make that first million. HARRY GLATZ Delaware Ave., Yardley, -Pa.: Football: Athletic Club: Auto Mechanics Club: Projectionist Club: President, junior Class. Ambition: uncertain. Masterpieces of I9 O WINJ ARTHUR H. GRIMES Morrisville, Pa.: Student Council: Canteen Manager: Curtis Subscription Campaign Manager: Senior Chorus: Dancing Club: Athletic Club: Basketball: Iunior Play: Senior Play: Dance Committees. Ambition: to be a personnel manager. RICHARD HAI-IN' Woodside, Pa.: Auto Mechanics Club: Athletic Club. Am- bition: uncertain. IEANNETTE HIBBS Edgely, Pa.: Athletic Club: Softball: Hockey: Basketball lmanagerl. Ambition: to get a job in the business world. WILLIAM HIBBS Emilie Rd., Bristol, Pa.: Football: Basketball tcaptainl: Base- ball: Athletic Club: Dancing Club. Ambition: to buy a new motorcycle. ANNA MAE HUBER1' 2 Canal St., Yardley, Pa.: Home Economics Club: Library Club: Driver Training. Ambition: to be a nurse. BRUCE HULL 44 N. Delaware Ave., Yardley, Pa.: Iunior Play: Ticket Committee, lunior Dances: Photography Club: Science Club: Pennsburian: Pennsrnarx. Ambition: to be a chemical engineer. BETTY IADLOCKI R. D. No. l, Bristol, Pa.: Hockey: Iunior Play: Senior Play: Library Club: Girls' Chorus: Driver Training: Senior Chorus. Ambition: to be a nurse. - ig: ' Seniors M. Crosby, S. DiNata1e, A. Grimes, B. Eaton, C. Watts, and R. A. Wiese at one of those night rehearsals in the Community Building. Masterpieces of I95O OLGA II-INC! 140 S. Main St., Yardley, Pa.: Driver Training: Dramatic Club: Dancing Club: Senior Candy Committee: Commer- cial Club. Ambition: to get out of school. DONALD IONES 5 Reading Ave., Yardley, Pa.: Dancing Club: Junior Play: Refreshment Committee for Dances: Driver Training: Can- teen Reireshment Committee. Ambition: to go to college alter working for a year. MYRA KENNEDY Silver Lake Terrace, Yardley, Pa.: Chorus: Home Economics Club: Art Club: Driver Training: Library Club: Hockey Team: Senior Chorus, Ambition: uncertain. HELEN LA BEUR Morrisville, Pa.: Softball tmanagerl: Senior CandyACom- mittee: Junior Play: Athletic Club: Sports' Night: Senior Chorus: Driver Training. Ambition: to be a nurse. DAVID W. LEIGH P. O. Box 307: Yardley, Pa.: Football: Iunior Play: Iunior Dance Committee: Auto Mechanics Club: Boys' Chorus: Senior Chorus: Senior Play:, Driver Training: Pennsman: Art Contest Winner. Ambition: to be an aeronautical engi- neer. ANDREW LOMBARDI Lincoln Highway, Fallsington, Pa.: Football tmanagerl: Dancing Club: Auto Mechanics Club: Pennsman: Athletic Club. Ambition: to be successful in life. EVELYN LYSHOLM Edgely Ave., Edgely, Pa.: Art Club: Girls' Chorus: Senior Chorus. Ambition: to be a nurse. Sh-li-h, quietl Students excuscd hom study hall look up material in the library. IOAN MAC SHERRY Main St., Tullytown, Pa.: Hockey: Basketball tcaptainl: softball: Athletic Club: Dancing Club: Sports Night tcap- tainl. Ambition: to be a professional athlete. MARY MALKIN R. D., Morrisville, Pa.: Photography Club: Home Economics Club: Library Club. Ambition: to be a nurse. IRMA MAZZOCCHI Tullytown, Pa.: Hockey: Student Council lvice-presidentl: Dramatic Club: Girls' Chorus: Pennsman: Commercial Club: Assembly Usherette: Senior Play lproqraml: Senior Chorus: Iunior Prom tprograml: Senior Ice Cream Salesman: Driver Training. Ambition: to be a private secretary. :run Mccmsr: Fallsington, Pa.: Hockey tmanagerl: Iunior Play: Pennsman: Girls' Chorus: Assembly Usherette: Driver Training: Senior Play tpublicityl: Senior Chorus: Sports Night: Senior Candy Committee: Ticket Committee for Iunior Prom tchairmanl. Ambition: to be an airline hostess. INOR METZGER King Farms, R. D. No. 1, Morrisville, Pa.: Dramatics Club: Chorus: Pennsman: Art Club: Driver Training. Ambition: to be a commercial artist. DORIS MILLIKIN R. D. No. 2, Langhorne, Pa.: Chorus: Band, Dramatic Club. Ambition: to be a music teacher. MARGARET MISAWIC Lincoln Point, Morrisville, Pa.: Softball: Iunior Play tpromp- terl: Pennsman: Commercial Club: Driver Training: Senior Candy Committee: Canteen Ticket Committee tchairmanj. Ambition: to be a secretary. RICHARD MORGAN' Tullytown, Pa.: Photography Club: Auto Mechanics Club: Driver Training: Senior Chorus. Ambition: to be an engi- neer. HENRY 0'BRlEN 18 Murphy Ave., Bristol Terrace, Bristol, Pa.: Athletic Club: l-Ii-Y: Metallic Arts Club. Ambition: to get out of school. JUANITA PAGE Box 247, Canal St., Yardley, Pa.: Dramatic Club: Home Economics Club: Commercial Club: Athletic Club: Ticket Committee. Ambition: to be a secretary. CHARLES PAGELS Swamp Rd., Morrisville, Pa.: Football: Basketball: Baseball: Athletic Club. Ambition: to go places and do things no one else has done. IOHN PAON13 Tullytown, Pa.: Basketball: Baseball: Dancing Club: Ath- letic Club. Ambition: to be a professional basketball player. IUNE POPE Fallsington Ave., Tullytown. Pa.: Publicity Committee: Ticket Committee, Senior Class: Hockey: Athletic Club: Art Club: Basketball: Softball. Ambition: to be a physical education teacher. BRUCE PREV OST Hulmeville Rd., Fallsington, Pa.: Baseball tmanaqerl: Foot- ball tmanagerl: Junior Play tticketsl: Penn-Foto Club tpresi- dentl: Pennsman: Driver Training. Ambition: to be a civil engineer. Masterpieces of I9 O 5 GLORIA PURSELI. Penn Valley Rd., Morrisville, Pa.: Hockey: Basketball: Soft- ball: Commercial Club: Pennsman: Athletic Club: Secretary, Senior Class: Treasurer, Iunior and Senior Homerooms. Ambition: to play sports. MADELINE RAGOLIA R. D. No. l, Morrisville, Pa.: Dramatic Club: Senior Chorus: Library Club: Driver Trainingr Current History Club: Penns- burian: Senior Ice Cream Committee: Ticket Committee for Athletics. Ambition: to be a teacher. GLADYS RECTOR R. D. No. 1, Yardley, Pa.: Chorus: Hockey: Basketball: Com- mercial Club tsecretaryli Athletic Club: Ticket Committee, Senior Class. Ambition: to be ct professional pianist. HELENE RUSKI R. D. No. 2, Langhorne, Pa.: 'Girls' Chorus: Senior Ice Cream Committee: Hockey: Dramatic Club: Senior Chorus: Driver Training: Pennsburian: Commercial Club: Senior Play tprompterl: Iunior Play: Athletic Club: Secretary to School Nurse. Ambition: to further music career. ERNEST SA U ER Main St.. Fallsington, Pa.: Football fmanagerl: Basketball tmanagerl: Junior Play: Pennsman: Photography Club: Auto Mechanics Club: Art Club: Driver Training Club: Sen- ior Play ipropertiesl: Baseball tmanagerl: Shop Foreman. Ambition: to get married. VIRGINIA SCHEIBLE Langhorne, Pa.: Iunior Play: Senior Candy Committee: Driver Training: Commercial Club: Sports Night. Ambition: uncertain. GEORGE G. SHEPHERD R. D. No. l, Morrisville, Pa.: Baseball: Basketball: Assembly Usher: Athletic Club: Driver Training. Ambition: to be a baseball player. Seniors of yearbook stail find the school's loca- tion on a map in the dining salon of Pennsbury Manor, restored summer home oi .William Penn and inspiration for the school's name. Masterpieces of I9 O MERLE SIPLER 36 Penna. Ave.. Yardley, Pa.: Auto Mechanics Club: Ath- letic Club: Photography Club: Driver Training Club: Science Club. Ambition: uncertain. MARIAN STACKHOUSE Morrisville Rd., Yardley, Pa.: Hockey: Basketball: Student Council: Secretary, junior Class: Pennsburian: Pennsman tactivities editorl: Driver Training: Dancing Club. Ambition: to qo to college. HELEN STEWARD R. D. No. 1, Newtown, Pa.: Library Club. Ambition: to do something useful. MARIE TUMMINIA Main St., Tullytown, Pa.: Girls' Chorus: Hockey: President, Junior l-Iomeroom: Dramatic Club: Senior Play tstudent clirectorl: Iunior Dance tinvitation committee chairmanj: Assembly Usherette: Senior Ice Cream Committtee tsuper- visorl. Ambition: to be a teacher. ANDREW I. TURNER Fallsington, Pa.: Football tmanaqerl: Basketball: Photog- raphy Club: Athletic Club: Proiectionist Club. Ambition: to be a radio technician. HELEN WALLOVER W. Trenton Ave., Morrisville, Pa.: Driver Training: Dancing Club: Commercial Club: Treasurer, Junior Class: Penns- burian: Senior Candy Committee. Ambition: to get married. CORNELIA WATTS Tullytown, Pa.: Ploclcey: Basketball: Iunior Prom tchairmanlg Pennsman tbusiness manaqerl: Iunior Play: Senior Play: Assembly Usherette: Art Club: Senior Chorus: Senior Ice Cream Committee: Ticket Committee for Athletics: Winner of art contests. Ambition: to go to college. M. Crosby, the little work-ridden waitress, in the junior play of 1948-49, talks to R. Williams, her college boy hero, while Bob's college pals M. Misawic, D. Bowman, and D. Leigh stop by to chat. Masterpieces of l95O PATRICIA WHALEN . 110 S. Main St., Yardley, Pa.: Dancing Club: Driver Train- ing. Ambition: to be a secretary. - GLENN WOLI-'E ' Fallsington, Pa.: Auto Mechanics Club, Athletics Club. Ambition: to be a machinist. , LYDIA S. WIEGAND Black Rock Rd., Yardley, Pa.: Girls' Chorus: Dramatic Club: Hockey: Pennsman tclass editorl: Pennsburian: Senior Play: President, Senior Homeroom: Treasurer, Senior Class: Library Club: Driver Training: Canteen Ticket Committee ichairmanl: Senior Chorus: Iunior Play: lunior Prom idec- orationsl. Ambition: to go to college. MARY ANN WEIK R. D. No. 1, Bristol Pike, Morrisville, Pa.: Athletic Club: Senior Chorus: Dancing Club: Driver Training: Senior Class Candy Committee. Ambition: to be a beautician. RHAE ANN WIESE 31 N. Main St., Yardley, Pa., Girls' Chorus: Dramatic Club: Hockey lmanagerl: Pennsman teditor-in-chieil: Pennsburian: Iunior Play: Senior Play: Decoration Committee tiunior dancesl: Vice-President, Junior and Senior Homerooms: Senior lce Cream Committee: Winner of Art and Poetry Contests: Art Club: Driver Training: Canteen Chaperone Committee Cchairmanl. Ambition: to be a deaconess. GAIL WILLARD R. D. No. l, Newtown, Pa.: Hockey: Basketball fmanagert: Pennsman: Pennsburian ieditor-inechiefl: Driver Training: Secretary. Senior Homeroom: Cheerleader. Ambition: to be a nurse. ROBERT WILLIAMS Yardley, Pa.: Football: Basketball: Baseball: Student Coun- cil tpresidentl: Pennsman iphotography editorl: Pennsburian Cart editorl: Senior Chorus: Iunior Play: Senior Play: Dance Committees: Athletic Club. Ambition: to go to college. A group of juniors gaze up at the proverbial birdie on Yearbook Pic- ture Day. Another group of junior rooiers watch the Boys vs. Girls hockey game. Evidently something hilarious just ocurred. Right, Mabel? , Detailed Canvases of I Things the juniors will long remember: Receiving their dreamy rings Cclass rings, of coursel . . . putting some previously carefree people to work itheir class officers? . . . whirling underfthe bountiful cornucopia to the lilting strains of McKnight's orchestra . . . performing in Mr. Bachman's assembly program iso talented they Were, you know! . . . settling down to honest work Chad to give the teachers a break some of the timel . . . strutting the boards in -that magnifi- cent performance of The Bat icould it have been otherWise?l . . . preparing breakfast for the mighty seniors itoo bad the toast burned and the eggs became soqqYll . . . and finally strolling through the arbors of the Langhorne Country Club on Iune 2 fthe night of the Iunior Prom.l President Eddie Kemble presides at a sophomore class meeting while M. Danko fsecretaryl takes minutes and R. Becker ttreasurerl sits by. Secondary Sketches I952, I953 A group of sophomores board Mr. Dougherty's bus. Can there be any doubt that it is 3:16 P. M.? The 9A section, housed in the Fallsinqton Building, trip downstairs for English class I with Mrs' Edwards in Room 15. Another group of '52 ers applaud vigorously at the close of an assembly program at which scientist Paul Sloane demonstrated many experiments with liquid air. Remember his swallowing the stuff? fw-Af--M----'rr ---e1 r ew'--nr ' n In . Primary Sketches I9 4, I955 Things other underclassmen won't forget: The uncertainty the sophomores felt about their new teachers . . . the speedy preparations for the Sophomore Hop, October 28 . . . dancing about the colorful Christmas tree at the Sopho- more Christmas Ball . . . the bristling speech of Mr. Ingraham at the Fresh- man Hobo Hop . . . the long-awaited superior feeling of being ninth grade upper-classmen at Yardley . . . the reins-holding of Mrs. Carfagno, Mr. Bachman, Mr. Hubbard, Mr. Baldwin, and Miss Vella . . . the leadership of Freshman Officers R. Bray fPresidentl, H. Briggs fVice-Presidentl, R. Guzikowski fSecretaryl, and I. Roberts fTreasurerl . . . the lonesomeness of grade 9A lhoused in the Fallsington buildingl for the rest of their classmates . . . the guidance program in the junior division . . . the eighth grade homeroom teachers . the invitations to Mr. lngraham's Sar- di's at Yardley and Mr. Greene's Work- shop at Fallsington Cotherwise known as brigs J . . . and finally that wide- eyed lost look of all seventh graders back in September. A . . . Classes 9B and 9Cy B . . . Classes 8A and 8D: C . . . Classes 8B and 8Cp D . . . Classes 7A and 7B fone-half sectionlp E , . . Classes 7C and 7B fone-half sectionl. 1 x 3 X A 19551: 6' f ur f liA , sR,, Y ,wzzf ,W o ' vw -sz- - ' M x N w, , ' Q if-1 2:-si.. fhvfff, f gy, Sgr i f '1--' jf wirflgy Q Q. ek Q, wg sm g X T Q gf 3' as f 4 Q ,r w A Q5 x ' 3? ,:'Q :5?-HIM Q X ff - f .M 2 3 K WPS? X Athletic Club Harvest Dance Committee Cheerleaders Top: The Athletic Club members practice shootinq . Middle: The Iunior Harvest Dance decoration committee prepare the cornucopias. Below: Cheerleaders A. Szolack, L. Argenti, and B. Misawic rouse Pennsbury's pep. XTRA-CURRICULAR activities were in full swing here at Pennsbury. They took up the club period time, which was the last period in the day, the time imme- diately after school, and sometimes evenings. ' The majority of clubs accepted from twenty-five to thirty members: so it was not always possible to get into a club of one's first choice. But for variety, there was no question. Some of the clubs, the names of which suggest the nature of their programs, were as follows: Gift, Commercial, Debate, Yearbook, Newspaper, Pho- tography, Science, Drama, Boys' and Girls' Athletic, Projectionist, Driver Training, Stagecraft, Library, Auto Mechanics, Art, Cheerleading, Model Aircraft, Plastic Arts, Boys' and Girls' Chorus, and Band. In addition, a vast interscholastic sports program was carried on. There were hockey, football, basketball, softball, baseball, and swimming teams. Most of these squads could use the facilities at the Makefield Ele- mentary School fmade necessary because neither the Fallsington nor Yardley buildings have gymnasiumsl, but some groups had to go elsewhere. The boys' bas- ketball teams had to travel to Parker School in Trenton for practices and for games, while the girls' swimming teams had to go to the Trenton Y.W.C.A. Mention must also be made of the plays and dances. Both the seniors and juniors each presented a drama. Unfortunately the yearbook deadline was too soon for us to catch the junior production. All the classes as well as the Parent-Teacher Association presented many dances throughout the months. There was the Senior Ball, the junior Prom, the Sophomore Christmas Ball, the Iunior Harvest Hop, the Sophomore Hop, the Fresh- man Hobo Dance, and the Saturday Night Canteen Dances. ln the vein of SURREALISM, the activities of the school are herewith repre- sented. Using the mask of tragedy, a baseball, a music note, a broken pencil, and a limp palette, the artist has placed these objects in a dream- like fantasy. 'the placing of the mask on a polished column illustrates the difficulties of reaching heights in drama. The limp palette shows the flexi- bility in the different media that art utilizes. The reader will also note an eye and a key. The first of these stands for an elert eye of a student, eager to partake of all school experiences: the latter of these, for the key to future opportunities. Note the intense avidity with which the busy ants are clamoring for a chance to touch the key. Completing the symbolism is the face of a limp watch to illustrate that time is flexible, according to how students make use of their talents. STUDIOS The rules are laid down by the E H I B I T J U DG E Iunior members of the Student Council include: lSectedl G. War- burton, I. Parr, R. Brunner, B. Bachmcm, R. Curley, T. Maybury, A. Woodhouse, R. DeCou, M. A. Neeld, R. Meyers, G. Ramsey, and I. Crosby. Inset: Robert Williams, President. T His YEAR the student cstmcu was able to get off to a flying start because elections had been held at the end of the 1949 school year. Those elected to lead the Council were Robert Williams, President: Elwood Fritz, Vice-Presi- dent: Lucy Ragolia, Secretary, and Samuel Di- Natale, Treasurer. At the beginning of this school year nine homeroom representatives w e r e chosen and the Council convened with its ad- visor, Miss Mary Dwyer, early in September. The Council sponsored the first dance of the year on Friday, September 18, and then took up the direction ot the Saturday Night Canteen that was organized last year. ln the meantime, such activities as the Curtis Magazine Campaign and the sale of book covers helped to raise some necessary money. ln addition, to retain a record of various activities in picture form, the Council purchased for the Penn-Foto Club a professional flash camera. These tasks completed, plans were then made for an Alma Mater contest, provision of noon- hour activities, and lengthening of the lunch period. Student Council representatives take time out to gather around President R. Williams and Sponsor M. Dwyer in the Directors' Room in the new Home Economics cottage. Seated: E. Fritz tvice-presidentl. R. Williams, L. Ragolia lsecretaryl, Miss Dwyer. Standing: A. Szolack, I. Clarey, B. Woods, L. Argenti, D. Patterson, I. Mazzocchi, A. Grimes, S. DiNatale, and S. Taylor. Impressions of i949-50 are set forth by the PAI TBRLI H WIELDERS HAVE You EVER worked durtnq U christmas vacatlon over a yearbook dummy 1n an art ed1tors attlc all the t1me s1pp1nq qmqer ale cookles and potato ch1ps'P After worlang for f1ve months to bulld a theme around Pennsbury Manor after whtch the school was named Rhae Anne W1ese Mary Crosby Thom Carroll and Marge Seymour slmply tossed all such labor as1de fposstble the Greenw1ch Vtllage atmos pherel and dec1ded that non oblectrve art would lend 1tself much more to the srmply marvelous book that the staff had been promlsmq everyone Then followed exc1t1nq hours of drawmq new sketches new make ups wr1t1nq copy labelmq ptctures and what have you all work accom pl1shed at top speed for the deadl1ne was only a month away lust as feverlshly under Corneha Watts effr crent buslness manager, worked the busmess staff Oh ves one remembers the speclal meet mg called on lanuary 18 to 1nJect some pep rnto the ad and subscrtptron camparqns but one also remembers the number of sales wh1ch followed Truly lndustry knew no end February 1 Deadlme Day came and as knees buckled heads popped and tempers qrew short we breathed one request May the readers not be too cr1t1ca1l Busmess staff pose at the well of Pennsbury Manor when they took a well deserved outmq Seated by the bucket D Bowman Surrounding her D Lexqh E McCabe M Mlsawlc C Watts fbuslness manaqerl G Pursell S Drews H Carver Mrss P Ronkm tbusmess sponsorl D Dean and S D1Natale Top Ed1tormCh1ef Rhae Ann Wxese confers wtth Art Edxtor Mary Crosby over change of theme Edztonal staff gathers around to look at photographs wh ch Just came an from Zamsky Studtos Row 1 B Prevost R Wllllams fpartrally hxdden photography edttorl R A Wxese fedrtorm chlefl M Crosby tart edrtorl and L Wreqand tclass edrtorl Row 2 B Hull N Everrst E M Patterson M Seymour G Wrllard I Metrger K Balser M Stackhouse T Carroll and A Lombardl Drscussxng wrth Mr E Ursprunq of Campus Pubhshmq Company the problem of make up for thxs years book are fseatedl M Crosby R A Wxese and fstondinql E McCabe T Carroll C Watts Students choose many forms of MEDIA Mr. T. Greene qives lust minute insiruclions Donald Jones before taking him for the lesi. i Making great strides towards becoming a great organization, the Pennsbury Band. under the direction of Mr. A. Wolfe, practiced weekly to make a worthwhile showing at various sports events and school produc- tions. This year for the first time color guards and maiorettes were added to the group. Another new organization, the Secretarial Club, directed by Miss P. Ronkin, had as its aim to learn various opportunities in the field of business. The harmonizing which could be heard Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays coming from Room 16 was that of the voices of the Boys' and Girls' Chorus, led by Mrs. I. Stur- rock, as the groups practiced hard to partici- pate in a Christmas Carol Sing and two operettas. lust as eager to participate, though some- what bashful, were the members of the Dancing Club, under Mrs. E. Mitchell. This year the group concentrated on s g u a re dances and fox trots. Speaking ot dancing, the Dance Band met weekly to learn tech- niques ot dance music playing. Until more experienced, it shied away from engage- ments. Busy on Thursdays was the Drama Club. under Mrs. L. Edwards, as it read and dram- atized radio plays and worked on stage machinery. Busy throughout the Week at all hours was the Driver Training Club which had on roll forty members interested in getting a driver's license as quickly as pos- sible as well as knowing worthwhile infor- mation about cars. Organized for the purpose ot book-binding and cataloging, the Library Club, under Mr. W. Ringler, strove earnestly to keep the library in order. Serving the school in an- other way was the Proiectionist Club, spon- Charter members of the newly organized chapter of the National Honor Society include: ton tlooxl M. Stackhouse, R. Hahn, R. Williams. B. Eaton, E. Fritz, A. Grimes, C. McAdoo: tseatedl M. Tumminia, L. Wiegand, C. Watts, I. Metzger, R. A. Wiese, D. Patterson, M. Seymour: tslandinql A. Buckalew, M. Crosby, E. McCabe, N. Stew- ard, E. M. Patterson, D. Doan, H. Steward, M. Ragolia, D. Lake, I. Shull, and A. Szolack. Projectionist Club members H. Glatz and K. Kunql set up sound equipment while I. Cutchineal and F. Fer- raro get the screen ready to show a film to the biology class. MEDIA, continued A. Buckalew ioots merrily while A. Stout pipes with all his might and I... VanAken ihumps the drums to the accompaniment of B. Eaton at the piano during Dance Band rehearsal. Art Club artists work on designs for the Christmas mural and stained glass windows. Posing for the photographers E Below B Prevost M Clee and B. Hull are M. Seymour A. Bockm and E. Reimer All are members of the Penn-Foto Club. Mr. Ringler's helpers M. Kellett, H. Steward, E. Barnhill, and V. Barnhill help reorganize the school section of the Pallsington Free Library. Would-be scientists M. Dcmko, M. Roberts, A. Buckcrlew, I. Genis, A. Sconcellu, ond E. Reimer perform before Sponsor W. Bcxchmcrn cm experi- ment in Science Cub. Pouring liquid into the test tube is T. Arnold. To the music of Pennsburys own dance bond, Dancing Club members dcrnce cx fox-trot. iixtl-SW , ,mlm mv HM A ' INNIRI1 'Q mm rm- Kqnntl- Examining the model engine in Room 7 while Sponsor T. Greene points out certain features of it are auto mechanics M. Sipler, F. Ferroro, I. Perry, R. Anderson tportictlly hiddenl, and I. Moglio. Deeply engrossed in selecting o ploy to work on are Drcxmcx Club members T. Carroll, M. Stout, P. McIntyre, I. Morris, M. Grimley, B. Woods, and M. Crosby. MEDIA, continued Preparing Christmas presents in Home Economics Club are A. M. Hubert, I. Tomlinson, B. Green. J. Maybury, M. Malkin, and M. Kennedy. Reading a set of instructions are L. Boss cmd W. M. Nichol- son. Writers for the Pennsburian start work on another issue. Seated: N. Freidl, M. Rcrgolicz, L. Wiegcmd, R. A. Wiese, C. Wieqcmd, M. Stackhouse and K. Balser. Standing: H. Ruski, S. DiNata1e, H. Bur- well, A. Szolack. B. Hull, B. Miscxwic, G. Willard teditor-in-chiefl, R. Williams trnake-up editorl and L. E. Furman. Pennsburicm business staff members R. Polizzi, I. Miles. S Leedom, N. Steward cmd H. Wallover gather around typ ists D. Doon and B. Eaton. school sessions. Led by H. Shepherd are majorettes I. Morgcl, P. Taylor, C Curtin, M. Grimley, M. Kemble, cmd B. Woods. The Boys' Chorus does some bc1rber4shop hur- monizinq as A. Stout plays the piano. t t t Reheczrsing Silent Night for the Christmas Carol Sing are the members of the Girls' Chorus. Members of the Band strut forth in proc- tice formcxtion at one of those alter- :Q 2 gf Ln 15 -15 Qi G 3 Q 5 Q H1 M ig P2 5 5 25 3 3: rmt.cm N41 S. DiNatale lHildegard's tatherl and C. Watts tFreddie's mctherl restrain B. Eaton tFreddie's father! when the latter discovers what his son has done. R. A. WIESE. D. GRIMES THE LEADING CHARACTERS C. Watts tFreddie's motherl learns what B. Iadlocki tthe brat next door! has done. if s , M. cnosnv ' sz.:-Q D. Leigh is caught stealing a glance while waiting to tryout for the play. A. Buckalew and N. Everist also await their turn. Some boys choose the G In its second year Pennsbury has seen a very much improved football team, a squad that broke even in the League by winning four games, losing the same number, and tying two. The boys played exceptional ball con- sidering the well-trained opposition which they met. Two of them, Charles Saunders and Iohn Perry, were so outstanding as play- ers that they were selected for alllcounty teams, while three others, Charles Paqels, Dennis Cavin, and Bill Hibbs, received honor- Below: Coach H. Wyckoff discusses a play with players. On ground: I. Perry, D. Cavin, C. Saunders. Standing: W. Briggs, C. Paqels, S. DiNatale and W. Hibbs. .M . ...e-an able mention. Senior Dennis Cavin was the year's cap- tain, who led his team wisely and showed calm, cool judgment in all situations. Tak- ing over next year will be Vince Robinson and lack Sands as co-captains. Graduating players who saw action this year included: Sam DiNatale, Bill Hibbs, Bill Briggs, Dennis Gavin, Dick Bullington, Charles Pagels, Harry Glatz, Frank Ferraro, and Bob Williams. D Below: Standing in formation are varsity football players W. I-libbs, R. Bullinqton, S. DiNatale, V. Robinson, and I. Perry. Crouched are H. Leigh, E. I. Miller, W. Briggs, H. Glatz, I. Cutchineal, C. Page-ls, D. Cavin, and C. Saunders. Above left: Gettinq dressed by cooperative effort in the Garage Field House are I. Perry, C. Paqels, and V. Rob- inson. Putting on his cleats is R. Williams while R. Bullington takes time out to look up at the camera-man. Middle: Captain Dennis Cavin. Right: Halfback John Perry. The iunior division pig-skinners line up for a shot Row 1: T. Albeser, H. Hackett, N. Borden, A. Mazzocchi, P. Bietler, I. Kellett, I. Bazone, M. Rose. Bow 2: I. McClister, V. Ellis, R. Pope, I. Miszaro, I. Sessa, R. Todash, I. Pagels, M. Coffey, Coach F. DeBias. Bow 3: M. Dekovitch, H. Briggs, D. Doheny, C. An- derson, R. Bray, T. Marks, D. Bray, I. Termyna, K. Tlgar Cmanagerl. .f ' FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Game Langhorne . . . Bordentown . . . . . Southampton .... . . . Florence ..... 'Morrisville .. Bensalem . . . . . St. Francis ..... . . . Council Rock . . . . . . Bristol ........ . . ....... . . . . Pemberton .............................. Actually a Pennsbury victory by default. Penn. Opp U .13 ........ 0 . 7 ........ 12 .6 .... , .... 27 .5 ........ 19 .6 ........ 26 .19 ........ 7 .24........ 6 .S ........ 34 . G ........ 6 Winning ten games out of nineteen, the Pennsbury varsity five finished an average season. Similarly the junior varsity team ended the year, the Wins and losses totaling nine each. Tough games for the varsity included those with three schools, Mt. Holly, Bristol, and Morrisville. Analyzing the defeats, Pennsbury can attribute the zones before Mt. Holly to extreme height on the part of the opponents: the ones before Bristol to accurate passing and brilliant rebound Work on the part of the enemy, and the ones before Mor- Receivinq last minute instructions from Coach W. Bachf man before playing Morrisville, the I. V. basketball team listen attentively. Kneeling: G. Mayo, I. Morris, A. Grimes, C. Paqels, A. Turner and G. Shepherd. Stand- ing: 15. Sacks, P. Loef, E. Kemble and A. Reed. Gathered around Coach H. Wyckoff as he explains a new play are I. Perry, I. Paone, C. Saunders, E. Fritz, I. Brown, R. Peaker, I. Cutchi- neal, and F. Hunter. risville to rugged fighting on the part of the opposing quintet. ' High scorers for the year included varsity players Bill Hibbs with 257 points, Iohn Paone with 216 points: Elwood Fritz with 130 points: and junior varsity players Arthur Grimes with 178 points and Granville Mayo with 85 points. Credit should also be given to Iohn Perry and Charles Saunders, who did a Wonderful job of bringing the ball back court to scoring range. Their scrappiness and aggressive- ness made them real assets. What's the matter, Iohn? Game too rough? Others choose the JUNIOR VARSITY SCHEDULE Game Penn. Opp. Alumni ..............................,... 48 59 Bordentown .... .... 3 3 30 Mt. Holly .... ..., 2 4 42 St. Francis . . . .... 35 36 Bristol . . . .... 22 24 Alumni . . ..., 38 33 Bensalem . . .... 44 35 N. I. S. D. .... .... 4 4 41 Morrisville . . . ,... 25 28 Pennington . . . .... 40 36 Morrisville . . . .... 32 31 N. I. S. D. ..,. .... 4 2 29 Bristol ..... ,... 3 7 44 Mt. Holly .... .... 3 0 39 Bensalem . . .... 56 29 St. Francis . .. .... 33 40 Penninqton .... .... 3 5 32 Bordentown . . . .... 38 39 VARSITY SCHEDULE Game Penn. Opp Alumni ...... ..................... .... 4 0 24 Bordentown . . . .... 37 24 Mt. Holly .... .... 2 7 60 St. Francis . . . .... 70 43 Bristol . . . .... 24 39 Alumni . . .... 44 25 Bensalem . . .,.. 46 39 N. I. S. D. .... .... 4 1 36 Morrisville . . . .... 40 48 lanqhome . . . .... 65 20 Pennington . . . ..,. 47 41 Morrisville . . . .... 40 43 N. I. S. D. .. .... 43 42 Bristol ...,. ..., 3 7 38 Mt. Holly . . . .... 41 52 Bensalem . . .... 57 38 St. Francis . . . .... 49 50 Pennington . . . .... 41 51 Bordentown . . ,... 55 30 WOW---1et's hope that bull went in! Anxious to improve his shooting status, G. Shepherd, et al, practice tossing for the basket during noon hour. Triumphant hockey lassies pose happily with their coach, Mrs. H. Smith. Row 1: C. Leonard, B. Iadlocki, L. Raqolia, M. Effinger, Phyllis Taylor, W. M. Nicholson, L. Arqenti, E. Barnhill, L. Grimes, G. Rector. Bow 2: Patsy Taylor fmanagerl, D. Carman lmanaqerl, M. Seymour, B. Misawic, G. Carver, D. McGee, L. Boss, L. Stout, L. Wiegand, C. McOui1len, R. A. Wiese lmanaqerl. Row 3: G. Willard, I. Coulton, E. McCabe, I. MacSherry, A. Szolack, C. Watts, B. Green, G. Pursell, I. Appenzeller, I. I-libbs, M. Tumminia, M. Kennedy, and Coach H. Smith. The senior high girls' hockey team was the iirst Pennsbury team to Win a Bucks County championship cup when they came through ie games and no this year with two scoreless t losses. Coach of the team was Mrs. Helene Smith. Although this was only the second year for hey portrayed ex- the girls Working together, t cellent playing ability and sportsman-like co- o e t' ' , . 950 mum p ra ron. Each grrl gave all the support she h won by the 1 could. Hoclcetl HOP Y Among the leading players were Ioan Mac- Sherry, who scored seven points, and Gail Wil- Iunior division cheerleaders prove good unclerstudies. Row 1: P. Francis, R. Curley, M. A. Krisanda, B. Bachman. I I l Row 2: V. Krueger, D. Kellett, E. Hubert, P. Dilliplane, and Gwmq of fhelf G11 Gt U football WHY J. pcm are I. Coulton and G. Willard. I t . JY fs'ft..sT f ttnttftey and wi 5 . EPZ E A-Puff K skis: .-is-ig W h 2 . Qklh-J V r , J L b X f v r N A Q3' Q 1 i ' ' . ,' .. .4- 1 1. s, .. ,X xlq,--. 1 K .X 11 M If . -V . va., . gy?-f - , - - yr , , 14. 1- ,, . A ,A -Vs. s .-. r,,:4':3w: ,L U . xr ,. -A R , t ...nil x K Q V ...rm i ,, i -V i r C N ' 1 - . ' ' r . ' 1 ' 4 Y - 4 i f Q A. ' X , . . v Q-, Kg Y Hr- .- lard, who chalked up four points. Others who scored were Erla McCabe, Myra Kennedy. lane Coulton, Gloria Pursell, Ieannette l-Iibbs, and Alfreda Szolack. The fullbacks cmd goalie also should be commended for their teamwork in defensive playing. Cheerinq them and all other school teams on to victory was an organization that has worked hard to rouse pep and spirits - the Cheerleaders. Under Miss K. Vella and Mrs. E. Iakob the qirls have orqanized some new cheers which took the rooters by storm. Captain this year was Iane Coultori. Lower left: The Pennsbury gals fiqht it out with an opposing team. Below: Coach Smith briefs her varsity champs before a game. On ground: M. Kennedy, I. MacSherry, I. Coulton, C. Watts, B. Green. Standing: I. Appenzeller, G. Willard, A. Szolack, M. Tumminia, E. McCabe, G. Pursell, and I. Hibbs. llfmii! Some boys choose the D I AM O D Above: Coach lngraham explains cz point of technique to his varsity team. Row 1: H. Stone, H. Anderson, R. Reed, S. Conrad, E. Ray, I. Perry. Row 2: G. Shepherd, P. Burton, I. Paone, and E. Ray. Right: Coach W. lnqraham instructs Captain I. Perry. Below: Baseball sluqqers of 1948-49 inblude on Row 1: H. Anderson, H. Stone, A. Reed, S. Conrad. E. Ray, I. Perry. Row 2: W. Weik, G. Jones, R. Williams, R. Peaker. C. Paqels, B. Woods, A. Dilliplane. Row 3: B. Prevost, P. Burton, K. Kungl, G. Shepherd, I. Paone, F. Hunter, and Coach W. Ingraham. Game Florence . Bensalem Langhorne Lanqhome Morrisville Morrisville 1949 BASEBALL SCHEDULE Penn. Opp .... .9 0 1 0 9 1 1 1948 GIRLS' SOFTBALL SCHEDULE Game Penn. Dpp. Southampton ....................... 19 4 Bensalem ..... .... 1 I. 12 Council Rock . . . .... 12 12 Langhorne .... ..,. 2 10 Bristol Twp. 3 8 Lcuubertville . . . . . . . 6 26 New Hope .... .... 2 l 5 Council Rock . . . .... 10 11 Bristol ......,. .... 6 1 GIRLS' BASKETBALL VARSITY SCHEDULE Game Penn. Opp. Lumber-tville .... .... 2 8 30 N. I. S. D. .... ..,. 3 1 44 Bensalem . . . .... 25 34 Morrisville . . . .... 19 37 N.I.S.D.... ....12 51 Bensalem ,... ..,. 3 2 28 Morrisville ..... .... 3 3 29 Lambertville .... .... 2 1 21 The softball gals perk up for the annual picture taken last year in the midst ot Field Day proceedings. Row 1: I. Coulton, M. South, J. MacSherry, G. Pursell. Row 2: L. W. Sterling, E. Podoris, 1. Shull, H. LaBuer, B. Green, I. Pope, Coach H. Smith, M. Updike and I. Schmidt. Some girls choose SOFTB LL and BASKETBALQL Although the girls' basketball team did not turn in a very impressive record, they did much better than could be expected under the circumstances. The girls were able to count on only one practice between every two games, and many times not even that. High varsity scorers were Ioan Mac- Sherry with 64 points: Gloria Pursell, with 50 points: and Altrieda Szolack with 40 points. Top ranking players on the I.V. team included Geraldine Carver, with 29 points: Sheila Noble, with 27 points: and Ann Hunter, with 19 points. Listening to Coach Smith offer a few words of praise are the girls ol the I. V. basketball team. How 1: H. Bietsch, C. Curtin, H. Shepherd, B. Smith, A. Hunter, S. Noble and A. Shepherd. Row 2: G. Carver, M. Francis, L. Boss, M. Dough- erty, K. Balser, and I. Stout. Lined up for the birdie is the girls' varsity basketball team. Kneeling: I. MacSherry, I. Coul- ton, G. Pursell, A. Szolack and G. Willard. Stand- ing: I. Hibbs, I. Shull, B. Misawic, Coach H. Smith, B1 Green, M. Stackhouse, and C. Watts. - Sc H00 BUS S grow X- J 3? Y ,t, 4 Sd U Exhibitors reveal '54 INTERPRETATIQNS y t ,f 50 accurate or otherwise J U ,fa w ' f .. K V W Wa my 'H W If 5 in .+- 1., iii I Q 5 ,i A M r Q w PATRON S Russell Arata Tina A. Aurich Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Bachman Mr. Arthur Bowman Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs W. R. Briggs Alfred Buckalew Pierson M. Burton Chas. G. Cadwallader Malcolm Carver Ted Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Cavin Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Cavin Anna W. Chappell Randolph Chappell Elizabeth V. A. Comfort Mr. and Mrs. William H. Conca Mr. and Mrs. I. Bartley Cook Mr. Willard S. Curtin Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Davenport, Ir. Marline De Pasquale Mrs. Ruth A. Dilliplane Mr. and Mrs. Sam DiNatale Iohn E. Dinges Claude Ditzler Marion Drews Mr. William Drews Mr. and Mrs. Iohn C. Dye Rev. and Mrs. Iesse G. Eaton Mr. I. C. Effinger Thelma Foley Mrs. Edward H. Foraker Herman Forsythe A- Friend Gene and Carmen Mrs. Rosemary H. Grimes George D. Hackett Herbert Hausman, Ir. Mr. Iohn Hillman L. H. Howells and Sons Mrs. A. L. Hunsdon Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Iadlocki Miss Laura Koch Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Leigh Mr. LeRoy Lynch Mr. and Mrs. William Maguire B. Stanley Mason Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Mazzocchi Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Mazzocchi Mr. and Mrs. Albert T. McCabe Mrs. Ruth McCutcheon Mr. Iames McGrath Mr. and Mrs. Ioseph H. Morgan Mr. and Mrs. Louis Paone Paroly's Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Petito Raymond Petty Mr. and Mrs. Lester Pope Bettie Pursell Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pursell, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Rappo Mrs. Maud Reid N. Ronkin Mrs. Emily Sauer Mrs. Iohn Schermal Louis Seplow Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Seymour Harold Shipps Mrs. A. B. Shoemaker Mrs. Myrtle Sipler Mrs. George Skuse lane Moon Snipes Mr. Wayne Stake Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Sturrock Dr. T. W. Thatcher Mr. and Mrs. Michael Tumminia Mrs. Sharon Turner Mrs. C. White Margaret Worthington Bill Wright . BUSINESS BEATRICE SHOPPE Women's Apparel Open Thursday, Friday Evenings Phone: Morrisville 3451 BRISTOL FUEL COMPANY, INC. 529 Bath Street, Bristol, Pa. Phone: Bristol 5614 Coal, Fuel Oil, Building Material CANAL SHOPPE Yardley, Pa. Yardley 3178 Gifts, Cards, Candies COLLEGE CLEANERS 5 South Clinton Avenue Trenton, N. I. Phone: Trenton 4-0917 CRAMER'S BAKERY Yardley, Pennsylvania Phone: Yardley 2760 I. P. CUNNINGHAM 522 N. Pennsylvania Avenue Phone: Morrisville 7413 Hardware, Sporting Goods DAVENPORT GARAGE Langhorne, Pa. Phone: Langhorne 2241 Chrysler, Plymouth Sales 61 Service DELAWARE VALLEY LOCKERS, Inc. North Main Street Yardley, Pa. Phone: Yardley 2939 LOUIS DRIES FURNITURE Mill and Pond Streets Bristol, Pa. EDWARDS CLOTHING STORE 219 Mill Street Phone: Bristol 886 Van Heusen Shirts-Lee Hats ERNIE'S REVERE GRILL River Road Trenton, N. I. A FRIEND I. A. GOULD 17 West Hendrickson Avenue Morrisville, Pa. LUCY A. HARPER AGENCY 87 South Main Street Phone: Yardley 2795 Insurance HARVEY'S SERVICE STATION 150 South Main Street Phone: Yardley 9997 Harvey Furness, Prop. LANGHORNE GARDEN FLOWER SHOP Langhorne R. D. 2 Phone: Langhorne 2161 PATRON S LEWIS' ESSO SERVICE 115 E. Bridge Street Morrisville, Pa. CHAS. MCKNIGHT AND ORCHESTRA Phone: Trenton 3-5489 MISAWIC SERVICE CENTER Lincoln Point, Fallsington Phone: Morrisville 9881 Lubrication, Batteries, Tires HUGHES O. MOOHAN MORLOU FARMS Fallsington, Pa. Phone: Morrisville 9897 Farm Supplies, Hardware, Paints MORRISVILLE DINER Bridge and Washington Streets Morrisville, Pa. PRECISION SCREW MACHINE PROD- UCTS CO. Yardley, Pa. Theodore Ziaylek, Ir. Yardley 2700 I. I. RESO, IEWELERS 11 E. Bridge Street Morrisville, Pa. Phone: Morrisville 3286 SANDERS LOCK SHOP 16 E. Front Street Phone: Trenton 2-2590 Safe and Lock Experts SNUG HARBOR CABINS 1Vz Miles East of Langhorne Race Track B Miles West of Trenton, N. I. George C. Lee, Prop. PAUL STERLING Antiques and Auctioneer Phone: Morrisville 3762 THE DOG HOUSE Charcoal Broiled Hamburgers Dogs, Steaks, Sausages - River Road, Iersey Side COMPLIMENTS OF TULLYTOWN HOME AND SCHOOL LEAGUE Mrs. W. Strouse, President Mrs. Wm. Conca, Secretary Mrs. Mary Rago, Treasurer WElK'S ROADSTAND Fresh Farm Produce Bristol Pike Morrisville 5202 YARDLEY DRESS SHOP 13 East Afton Avenue Yardley, Pa. Phone 3158 53 Compliments of KING SUPPLY CO. Morrisville, Pa. Albert E. Micklewright Architect 72 EWING STREET TRENTON 9. NEW IERSEY Telephone: Trenton 3-6058 k Cook Ceramic Manufacturing Company Trenton New Jersey 'k Compliments of Vulcanized Rubber and Plastics Co. New York and Morrisville ANDREA MOTORS Esso Servicenter Lubrication, Washing, Simonizinq General Repairing Reo Power Mowers - Motorola Radios We Call For and Deliver Morrisville 5453 I. ALLEN HOOPER FUNERAL DIRECTOR Morrisville.Penna. CHAPMAN 6. BAKER 'k ASPARAGUS - SWEET CORN TOMATOES - TURNIPS 'k Bristol 7299 UNITED CUT-RATE STORE 29 East Bridge Street Morrisville. Pa. Compliments of BAKER BROTHERS' FARM A FRIEND ,,, SWEET CORN - POTATOES 'A' Bristol R. D. 1. Pennsylvania Pennsbury Alumni Association HOWARD ANDERSON. '49 GEORGE IONES. '49 IRVING A. NEELD. '49 ALAN R. NAY. '49 ELEANOR C. RUSKL '49 MARION SOUTH. '49 MAE UPDIKE. '49 WILMA WINTERLING, '49 PFC. WILHELM WEIK. U.S.A.F. MORRISVILLE PENNSYLVANIA KING FARMS CO. if Phone: Morrisville 7177 'A' ALL KIN DS OF FRESH VEGETABLES H in n' r Welcome to THE CL BHOU E PENN MANOR CLUB - Bordentown 6 Mill Roads - Morrisville. Pc. - 7436 -. ' l,..ia2gl2EiSs2:i 5 M M wasfsa. wa- :-1: :-:. :-1.111-1-1.--:. -:fn -,---rl:-no . H+: :-:,:-.-.fn::-:+:-.r-4:s::.1:r.1:1:r:1:1:r:'.f-sz:-2.'.1::s:Nr:r-:rm':::1:2:r:r. --rr .'-Im'-:--'A-c---. 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FODEN'S Morrisville Bakery ir OPEN SUNDAY 'k 81 East Bridge Street Morrisville, Pa. THOMAS PROFY 6. SONS Television and Radios GENERAL ELECTRIC Sales APPLIANCES Service 211 1VIil1 Street Bristol. Pennsylvania Bristol 4552 WAMSLEY PONTIAC South Pennsylvania Avenue cmd Bristol Pike MORRISVILLE, PA. Phone: Morrisville 7245 Compliments PRYOR'S PHARMACY PRESCRIPTIONS ff CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED ROBERTSON uk MANUFACTURING CO. Morrisville, Pa. Fountain Service Morrisville 7416 Bridge Street Morrisville. Pa. MARA'S ESSO SERVICE Neighborhood Esso Dealer if Oak Lane U. S. l Fallsington Phone: Morrisville 9895 LANE'S Sc to Sl.00 STORE 'k WE HAVE THE MERCHANDISE YOU WANT 'k Yardley - Newtown YARDLEY PHARMACY vi' RELIABLE PRESCRIPTION SERVICE ir LUNCHEONETTE We Deliver Yardley 2703 SHAW'S IEWELRY The Home of Hamilton Watches Watch and Iewelry Repairing The Best in Diamonds and Iewelry Rogers and Community Silverware Enterprise Wall Paper Mfg. Co. HIGH GRADE WALL PAPERS Penndel, Pennsylvania Phone: Langhome 3711 - 12 Compliments of IOHN KILGOUR Unity Frankford Store Yardley. Pennsylvania ' NOLAN'S IAMBOREE MARKET Guaranteed Quality MAIN AT AFTON Yardley 2222 YARDLEY RADIO :S ELECTRIC CO. TELEVISION Philco - Admiral -- G.E. Complete Line of Hot Point Appliances Philco Refrigerators k , 9 E. Alton Avenue Yardley. Penna. We'll Sell the Best and Service the Rest Phone: Yardley 3130 ir Phone: Yardley 3002 Compliments oi FORCE AND STANTON Distributor of Select Beverages MORRISVILLE. PA. Phone: 3256 If No Answer, Call Hulmeville 6945 TATTERSALL'S Heating Headquarters Since 1884 COAL - FUEL OIL OIL BURNERS STOKERS 'k Iust Phone Morrisville 8201 Compliments TRENTON PRINTING CO., of INC. MIDWAY INN AND llzoiriififgi RESTAURANT Telephone 5-6485 if 'A' Specializes in Extra Good Foods Letter-Press and Offset Lithography Everything for Sports G Co. BUY QUALITY AT School and College Jewelers 'k MAYHAM AND SILVERS. INC. Clarence B. Winqert. Rep. i Medford Lakes The Spaldmg Sport Shop New Jersey 15 N. Warren Street Trenton. N. I. Telephone: Medford 7-4322 . BURNS' PHARMACY Winner Homes i' Division of BETTER HEALTH WINNER MANUFACTURING THRU BETTER PHARMACY COMPANY, INC. ,r Trenton, New Iersey Pennsylvania Avenue and Union Street Morrisville 5585 GREEN WOOD DAIRIES Lincoln Highway - Langhorne. Penna. More of Everything That Counts in Dairy Products ir Inspect Our Newly Equipped Dairy Plant ENIOY OUR ICE CREAM BAR Phone: Langhorne 2352 AMICO SAND Sz GRAVEL CO. Tyburn Road Morrisville. Pa. KINCEL MUTORS 510 West Bridge Street Morrisville. Pa. Sales - WILLYS - Service Phone: 3195 1g'n and Consulting Engineers FALLSINGTON MANUFACTURING CO. Sheet Metal Tools and Dies Special Sheet Metal Machinery Plcmt: FALLSINGTON, PA Morrisville 7297 64- Compliments of SELLINGER'S GARAGE Morrisville. Penna. Compliments oi THE MORRISVILLE BANK Morrisville Pennsylvania Member of Fede al D s' I mance Corporation Compliments oi ' THOMAS J. BRENNAN Compliments of COLD SPRING BLEACHERY Yardley. Penna. 65 ALLIED EQUIPMENT CORPORATION Seating for Schools. Churches. Lodges. Assembly Halls. Auditoriums TRENTON. N. I. 10 CHAMBERS smEE'r PHONE a-1945 Manufacturers of Quality Combination Aluminum Storm Windows and Doors HUNTER MANUFACTURING CORP. Bristol. Pennsylvania Typewriters and Adding Machines ALL MAKES soLD - EENTED - REPAIRED PRIOR TYPEWRITER COMPANY 232 East State Street Trenton. New Iersey Mill Street Business Men's Association Bristol. Pennsylvania I. S. LYNN. IEWELER and OPTICIAN 'k , il' GALLAGHER 6. GALLAGHER NICHOLS PHOTO SERVICE ak' if GILARDI'S MEN'S STORE PETER PAN LINEN SHOP 66 Stone oi All Kinds IOS. B. IOHNSON Specializing in Macadam Driveways Excavating - Grading Phone: 2775 Yardley, Pa. Compliments of GEORGE MacKISSlC ATLANTIC SERVICE River Road at Yardley Bridge Phone: 7567 R.C.A. Victor Television Zenith - Emerson -- Admiral Washers - Refrigerators - Home Freezers Sinks - Gas 6 Electric Ranges L G G ELECTRIC CO.. 88-90 E. Bridge Street Morrisville. Pa. Compliments of HOMASOTE COMPANY Trenton, New Iersey LOUIS C. LEEDOM. Inc. Lumber -- Building Material Anthracite Coal Lucas Paints - Insulation All Materials Stored Under Cover EVERYTHING TO BUILD ANY THING Yardley 3121 and 2961 PENN TREE CO. SPECIALISTS IN TI-IE CARE OI' TREES Morrisville. Penna. Phone: 3787 'A' Best of Luck. 1950 Professional Directory Phone: 7648 it JESSE M4 HUNT. HENRY I.. BAssI:'I'T, M.D. ak PRINTING - STATIONERY DR. VANE SIGLER Raised Letter i, Wedding Invitations ALBERT E' WPHTE' MD. 16-18 East Bridge sneer if Morrisville. Penna. T. SIDNEY CADWALLADER. 2nd Attorney-at-Law r I Q epolg Aq noA Jog 1511! paleaxjp -'2'L i 'n9' '7 15Fr .fn woa'Bulusllqnd-emowmmn I XTJQOA, Jo ggx. x, C'-100, e L. 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