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

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1952 volume:

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It is hard to realize, as we wander through a maze of shining hallways, over highly polished floors, and among satin- iinished blond furnishings set off by tinted venetian blinds and glass brick, that only since October I, 1951, has this luxurious setting been ours. We are grateful to all concerned in this undertaking for giving it to us. Buildings and equipment do not, of course, make a successful school. Inspira- tion, imagination, and industry must enter into the picture. As the years go on, may these qualities continue to characterize our system. May the Pennsbury falcon continue to Hy on high! CAD Woodworking shopg CBD Hallway by auditoriumg CCD Livin room in Home Economics wingg CgDD Oihce entrancep CED Library. FACULTY SENIORS CLASSES ACTIVITIES S PO RTS CD 1 CD F tor C D tor CD I by Parents and friends register at the first Open House held at P. H. S. janu- ary 18. P. H. S. lights up at night during a parent-teachers meeting. Hovering around us, but never doing our Hying for us, have been this year's faculty of approximately forty-five members and four practice teachers. Typical of teen-agers the country over, we at times resented their advice, the work deadlines they set up, the projects they requested, the discipline they accorded. We were particularly resentful of their means of punishment the afternoons tollowing Skip Day CFebruary 25D when about forty of us seniors were detained until 5:00 p. m. after school and deprived of participation in all activities. But compare them to any other faculty-and they are second to none. They especially en- deared themselves to us the night of the Faculty- Varsity Basketball Came despite, darn it, the fact they won. They endeared themselves to us as sponsors of dances, clubs, and plays. They en- deared themselves to us on the Vlfashington trip. Yes, we must admit we have caused them to lose many feathers, but, bless their hearts, their confi- dence in our gaining our wings never wavered. 4 . 13? if X' Student Council President Kay Balser and School Board President Forrest Iobes smooth the mortar at the Cornerstone Laying Cere- monies, January 9, 1952. l I ,ff- e--'-' f--i ?-- fi- .f-11, ,---- ' ,,...-- 31-o ,Z , i g -Y V - - -----?- Y -A LW --.4 A, -. , -f-4- - K nf git' W5 -f-f ---gl, !A W R , V, ,,,. Q Y Y Y, ....--- ,W V ,W . , , , G..ff3,Y .-ig, , -i- 44 ,J --1, x Je' 'I-E . 3 -rg 5-.sf 1?-,1,g 'c 1: .li -...J-- --His' is -W -V-giyl. ,fr V-5 QL4-... : Fi-,2 f'- H - p -H- ' J - , V n-..1,. 3 . mi.- -,.f: 4, JJ ,,-1-,,.. 4:.f S' .X- XM N ig, gi x X ,, E-' ,X XX lz. 11 '--'- - - sis.. l 5 4 l g , , ,f .Z in Facult g,c' Y Y xifff -rf Z S - -- V ..2.,--.. 5----M 1:-'K N- ,nun iff-f 1-2 1.- X gf f ivgn-g:':'N ,- 'lffle , , ,fl K y y i ' ' ' 2. .gig f-4-f '-D. I is -- f-f,-,.:.:'-Y '-cv-,--, - - .-:?., M-, 1 M , 2--E gr- Z. ..--...,4,.f---A xr W- -ug, - k ,- ..- IPRIESIENTIING jar fkeir Laalerffila . . . ' The Administration. . . Mr. Forrest lobes, though tremendously busy as the vice-president of a large firm, always has time to preside over school board meetings until the wee hours of the mornin so that Pennsbury students will have the best edu- cation possible. Will you ever forget the time 'Medieval' balled us out? He was always so jolly. I never thought he could get angry. Nope, and I'll never forget those lectures from 'Father' Every day we could count on hearing how to study, how to read, how to carry out group process. But you know, now that I look back, he was one of the best teachers we ever had. Such are the reminiscences we'll indulge in live, ten, fifteen years from now. It is then that we'll realize how much counsel, guidance, and help our elders gave us. In the Bible there is a verse in Proverbs that reads: Where there is no vision, the people perish. There must be a school board, an administration, a parent- teachers organization, a faculty with ideas, with modern techniques at their command, with insight into the nature of teen-agers and their problems if a school is to progress. Right now, Pennsbury can be proud of its leaders. If they all continue to remain in the system and if other as alert are added, there is no question that Pennsbury must soar ahead. Mr. William Ingraham, beneath a cheery smile and a jaunty air, carries the burden of school financing, school maintenance, and student transportation. Mr. Richard L. Currier, principal, is pictured here breaking into that well-known sincere, warm, confidence-engendering smile. His door is always open to faculty and students alike. we af? gfa fefuf MARY I. DWYER, NLS., Columbia Univ., Guidance Director, Stu- dent Council and Na- tional Honor Society adviser. STANLEY C. BEUCH- LER, M.Ed., Rutgers Univ., Social Studies, Economic Geography, Business Law, Plastics Art Club, Chairman of Ninth Grade. JOSEPH W. ROHR- BAUGH, lN'l.Ed., Rut- gers Univ., Assistant Principal, Plane Geom- etry. ELIZABETH CAR- FAGNO, B.S.g Univ. of Pa., Latin, English, Club Supervisor, Chairman of Eleventh Grade. ! i' 1-1 5 Qjj' ifjg, ' ef ' ' if' a,E ......,... -.Z 'X' I iiwdiv-had-va Regional Superintendent Bair places an American Flag, symbolic of the schoo1's staunch furtherance of democracy, in the cornerstone box, held by Principal Currier. Into the cornerstone went also the names of all students and faculty presently enga ed in P. H. S., the school colors, and other Smal? items for posterity sake. jar flteir ga' ance VVILMER F. BACH- MAN, M.Ed.g Rutgers Univ., Business Mathe- matics, Algebra, Varsity Baseball Coach, Iunior Varsity Basketball Coach. WILLIAM COOPER lN'l.Ed., B.S.g Trenton S.T.C.g English, Jour- nalism, Creative Writ- ing, Editor of Pennsbury Report. CONRAD A. BALD- WIN, B.S.g Purdue Univ., Science, Intra- mural Basketball Coach. ISABEL CREAGMILE, M.S., Univ. of Pa., Eng- lish, Reading, PENNS- MAN, Chairman of Twelfth Grade. GILBERT BARSKY, M.Ecl.g Penn State, Eng- lish, Mathematics, Core, Science. FRANK I. DEBIAS, M.Ecl.g Temple Univ., Science, junior Science Club. Mary I. Dwyer joseph W. Robrbaugb Wilmer Bacliman Conrad Baldwin Gilbert Barsky Stanley Beuclzler Elizabeth Carfagno Williarn Cooper Isabel Creagmile Frank Debias Adam Uonzanti joseph Egli james Good Thomas Greene Lawrence Handy Q gf ,E f Donald Henry ADAM DONZANTI, JAMES EGLI, M.S.g B.S.g West Chester Univ. of Pa., Physical S.T.C., English, Mathe- matics, Core, Science Assistant Football Coach Track Coach. LAWRENCE HANDY, B.S., Kutztown S.T.C., Social Studies, English Core. EVELYN A. IAKOB, B.S.g Temple Univ., En lish, Social Studies, Wiliam Penn Club. x Education, Swimming Coach. DONALD HENRY, B.S.g Mnlzlenlzerg, Biol- ogy, English, Social Stud- ies, Assistant Basketball Coach. GEORGE IARMOSKA, B.S., Penn State, Physi- cal Education, Health, Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball. Helen Hill JAMES R. GOOD, B.S., Kutztown S.T.C., Art, Mathematics, Ex- hibits Club. HELEN HILL, B.A.g Penn State, P.A.D., Public Speaking, Dra- matics, Drama Club. A. MARIE KELLY M.Ed.g Rutgers Univl English, Social Studies, Core. Henrietta Hulabard Robert Hulzlmrd THOMAS GREENE, M.S.g Univ. of Pa., In- dustrial Arts, Driver Training, Dancing Club. HENRIETTA L. HUB- ROBERT HUBBARD BARD, B.S.g Gorham B S Gorham S T C S.T.C., Mathematics, Industrial Arts English, Core. Evelyn Jakob George Iarmoska A. Marie Kelly Miss Helen Rug school nurse A takes the Pulse and temperature of o o o Philome P 11 th or f eu' ufwfrucfton . . . newheailuaflifsl in e 'mes Arthur Krespaclz Eleanor Mitchell Betty Nielsen Warren Ringler Pearl Rankin ARTHU R KRES- Harry Rump ELEANOR R. MITCH- PACH, A.B., Indiana E L L , B.S.g T r en to n Unit Al ebra Tri o STC Bioloo Proiec 1-, g , g- by. nometry, Geometry, tionist Club, Chairman Physics, Chemistry, jun- ior Class Sponsor, PENNSMAN Photography Club. PEARLRONKIN, M.S.g Rutgers Univ., Shorthand, Typewriting, Oihce Practice, Sales- manship, PENNSIKIAN, Senior Class Adviser, Pennslzurian. of Tenth Grade. HARRY RUIYIP, lVl.Ed.g Temple Univ., Nlathe- matics, Core, English. IfVanslee Samson BETTY A. NIELSEN, B.S.g Trenton S.T.C., Social Studies, Swim- ming Coach, Hockey Coach, Publicity Co- ordinator. YVANSLEE SAMSON, B.A.g Cornell Univ., French, Spanish, Eng- lish, Cheerleaders, lun- ior High Basketball. f or flteir infiloirafion . . . Jeanne Stroup WARREN E. RING- LER, B.S.g Kutztown S.T.C., Library, Library StaH:, Photography Club. JEANNE D. STROU P, B.S.g Kutztown S.T.C., Art, Crafts Club. FRANCES D. TAY- LOR, B.S.g Univ. of Delaware, English, Pennslzurian. Frances Taylor janet Sturrock JANET S. STUR- ROCK, B.P.S.M.g IVest- minster College, Music, Music Appreciation, Chorus. VIRGINIA TOIYIP- KINS, B.S.g West Ches- ter S.T.C., Physical Ed- ucation, Health, Hockey, Softball, and Basketball Coach. Virginia Tompkins Edward Foraker, senior, crams in the library in hopes of not being left out when diplomas are passe around. 3 fi T A group of physics students gather around their instructor, Mr. A. Krespach, for a dem- onstration lesson. Left to right: A. Ragolia, I. Hackman, R. Roberts, Mr. Krespach, D. Richards. Taking notes is R. Guzikowski. MARGARET UHLER, Home Economics, Fam- ily Relations, Chef Club. CATHERINE D. VEL- LA, B.S.g Rider Colleve ARLON E. VVOLFE, HELEN RUFF, R.N.g B.S., West Chester Einstein Medical Cen- Shorthand, Typixiagi S.T.C., Instrumental ter, School Nurse. Bookkeeping, Sub - deb Club, School Account- ant. Music, Band, Orchestra, Dance Band, Brass Trio. MARIAN HUGHES, B.S.g Rider College, Sec- retary to Mr. Bair. - Iblargnret Uhler Catherine Vella Arlvn W0lfe Helen Ruff rllarian Hughes Nona Illcl rztyre NONA MCINTYRE, Secretary to Mr. Ingra- ham. we 6LI e lL6ll'lL!lZ ,is . Carliss McQuillen and Mr. Hubbard sell programs and tickets at one of the basketball games. Mrs. Carfagno looks questioningly at one of her students in Latin class. Could be he's daydreaming? Gee-we're finally out in front of the flock as seniors. VVhat a wonderful feeling to realize that we belong to the Hrst class to be graduated from the new school. We know we are leaving favorite classes, gay lunch times, crowded social lives, and all the benefits of the new school facilities only to start at the bottom again, whether we enter college, the armed gs X. trip home. forces, or the business world. No longer will we be filling memory books with snapshots of teachers, dances, clubs, football, basketball, baseball and field hockey games, classes, and moments of fun. VVe leave all these wonderful experiences for the fledgling falcons to shed their down in. VV e have an idea that, thev, like us, will periodically fly back home to roost in the old nest. P. H. S. students board buses at the new loading Platform for the return bjgxa I-LQ ii.-,-.. 7--ff , -fd ,,,.- N K Tig:-affii fini: +- I-I SQ+ 'i4? ki--bg- al-A K f-:lff-L 1 ff gs 5 okui ill,- C-,.:.l?-f- T , 'J-,, Q T- ff- pi- -f-fl 4,.f4-:.i-.- 4 Z ki ..- Q-'Z 4 x -,ff X sc, , .i 5, X Q ,. M.. ., ,i,,,-.,. ssgf s fi, iii f My ss f QNX. Z 2 Zf -5 ,ff 1 Q y f i-f? ,..,.. , K Classes Xi- Sv-zevsui jgyf 1 XX T S Class t of 3- - Hs Q.. pri A group of ninth graders start col- lecting their lunches served pipin hot from the steam tables. Being abe to buy lunch is one of the most a preci- ated features of the new scliool- appreciated by teachers and students ' alike who suffered through three years of eating together in homerooms. Eddie Kemble, senior class president, pounds the gavel at a class meeting. Head sponsor Pearl Ronkin confers with the senior class oflicers before a class meeting. Left to right, as they gather in the new Home Economics suite are VV. Carter, trcasurerg E. Kemble, presidentg Miss Rankin, G. Carver, sccretaryg and D. VVilliams, vice-president. I4 i I Kathryn Anastasi VVillia1n Anderson 'lane Applegate Margaret Arch . . . cgreeclom arm! ibemocracg iue on y Kathryn Anastasi, Shorty, Ford Mill Rd., B.D. ifl, hrlorrisville. Ambition: to get married: pet peeve: conceited people: favorite saying: Ceorge : Sub-Deb CID, junior Play, Sports Night C3D: known for: debating ability and easy going manner. Williarn Anderson, Tink, Swamp Rd., Morrisville. Ambition: to spend my first million: pet peeve: quick-tempered teachers: favorite saying: Howdy, man! : Science Club CID, PENNSMAN CID, Sports Night C2D: known for: friendliness and cuteness. jane Applegate, Janie, Effingham Bd., Morrisville. Ambition: to go to college: pet peeve: working: favorite saying: You know it! : Pennshurian C3D, Dance Club CID, junior Play, Varsity Club CID, Hockey CID, Senior Ball, Sports Night C2D, Operetta CID, Chorus CZD, Junior Prom, Safety Patrol CID, Halloween Painting Contest C3D: known for: her pretty eyes and smooth complexion. Margaret Arch, Marge, Morrisville. Ambition: to be a popular vocalist: pet peeve: snobbish people: favorite saying: It ain't easyl : Dancing Club C2D, Sports Night C2D, Chorus C4D: known for: her love for New York and her long hair. Mary Ann Bahelka, Temper, B.D. it I, Yardley. Ambition: to be a secretary: pet peeve: people who throw erasers: favorite saying: Hey, kid! : Science Club CID, Dancing Club CID, Sports Night C2D, Library Club C2D, Chorus CID, Art Club CID: known for: that blonde, curly hair and quick temper. Kay Balser, i'Kay, I9 Beading Ave., Yardley. Ambition: to be a medical secretary: pet peeve: girls who talk behind your back: favorite saying: Yes, I guess! : Pennslmrian C3D, Dancing Club C2D, PENNSIVIAN C4D, Basketball C4D, Student Council president, Sports Night C4D, Honor Society C2D, Senior Ball: known for: her leadership and school spirit. Edith Barnhill, Edith, Yardley Ave., Fallsington. Ambition: to be a nurse: pet peeve: getting out of bed in 'the morning: favorite saying: My aching backl : PENNSINIAN C2D, Hockey C2D, Photo Club CID, Sports Night CZD, Library Club CZD, Honor Society C2D: known for: her friendliness. Richard Becker, Rich, Crown Terrace, Morrisville. Ambition: to go to college: pet peeve: a certain study hall: favorite saying: educate! : Science Club CID, junior Class Treasurer, Auto Mechanics Club CID: known for: dark suaveness. Clzris Bennett, Hap, Woodside. Ambition: to join the army: Baseball C3D, Football CID, Student Council CID, Sports Night CZD, Varsity Club CID, Safety Patrol CID, Technicians CID: known for basketball ability and his boyish look. Iflfilliarrr Bennis, Bill, R.D. .1t2, Langhorne. Ambition: to own his own tractor and trailer: pet peeve: P.A.D.: favorite saying: Boy, you know it! : Football CID, Baseball CID, Photography Club C2D, Sports Night CID, Auto Mechanics Club C2D, Boys' Athletics C2D: known for: his use of sharp remarks and loud colors. Heather Bietsch, Heather, Orchard NVay, Yardley. Ambition: to get a job: pet peeve: catty girls: favorite saying: Oh, sugar! : Dance Club C2D, Crafts Club C2D, Basketball C2D, Sports Night CID, Cheerleaders C2D, Cheerleading Club CZD: known for her beautiful wavy hair and Bill. Nancy Bixler, Nancy, B.D. if I, Bristol. Ambition: to be a secretary: pet peeve: homework: favorite saying: Hey, now! : Science Club CID, Dancing Club CID, Junior Play, Photography Club CID, Library Club C2D, Sub-Deb Club CID: known for: her pretty blonde hair. joe Bockin, Edith Barnhill Richard Becker Chris Bennett William Bennis . . 'rag' - . 5 , i f. D' 54 t K Vim . 3' er - . b s 4 '95 g KM 1 . Dir. S. 1 Mary Ann Balzelka Kay Balser Heather Bietsch Don't forget. a penny for every clay your book is overdue. so intone the student librarians, Peggy Mason and Mary Ann Edwards. Those big hall mirrors do come in handy for preening, don't they, Nadya Freidl and Pat Taylor? Seems to us, though, they are supposed to encourage good posture. Joe, Yardley. Ambition: undecided, Science Club CID, PENNSINIAN CID, Sports Night CID, Athletic Club CZD, Technicians Club C2Dg known for: his crazy antics. Margaret Bowman, Peggy, Tyburn Road, Morrisville. Ambition: to be a secretary: pet peeve: those who are conceitedg Sub-Deb CID, Junior Play, Library Club C2D, known for: quietness and smallness. Lorraine Bradley, Tree, Lindenhurst Road, Newtown. Ambition: to work in a bank ollice: pet peeve: men and the big clique in the senior class: favorite saying: Rowdy dow! g Pennsbnrian CID, Science Club CID, Junior Play, Nurses Aide CID, Sports Night C3D, Library Club C3D, Safety Patrol CID, known for: helpfulness. VVilliam Bray, Bill, Fallsington. Ambition: to be a pro baseball player: pet peeve: wet, cold weather, favorite saying: Holy cow! : Dancing Club CZD, Spectator Sports Club CID, o o o Q . Q tAI 0M,g JQPULCQ an Jacfl lce. Nancy Bixler joseph Bockin Ilflargnret Bowman Lorraine Bradley I'V'iizIt1HI Bra Baseball CSD, Football C2D, Basketball C2D, Sports Night CID, Activities Ban- . quet CID, Boys' Varsity Club CID, Boys' ' e . Athletic Club CZD, known for: being ff' ,':: with Heather and his shyness. Harry 54' , Burwell, Buzz, Tullytown. Ambition: to teach, pet peeve: people who will not try to understand somebody else's opinion: favorite saying: Cheerio! g Pennslwurian C3D, Science Club C2D, Dancing Club C3D, Plastic Arts Club CID, Drama Club CID, PENNSMAN CID, junior Play, Football Manager, Track CID, Sports Night, known for: his loud shirts and Florida Gene Cadwallader, jellybean, Sandy Run Road, Yardley. Ambition: to work for Uncle Sam, favorite saying: Hey, baby! , PENNS- MAN CID, junior Play, Band CID, known for: his lateness for school, always having a wisecrack. Woodward Carter, Woody, Fallsington. Ambi- tion: to be an electronic' engineer, pet peeve: rules, favorite saying: Huh? g Dancing Club CID, Senior Treasurer, ' . Sports Night CID, Chorus CID, Oper- : o o e tr etta C2Dg known for: his shyness toward girls and his intelligence. Geraldine Carver, Gerry, I7 Bell Ave., Yardley. Ambition: to be a physical education teacher, favorite saying: More fun! g Dancing Club C3D, Junior Play, Hockey CCaptainD C3D, Softball C3D, Basket- ball C2D, junior Treasurer, Senior Secretary, Student Council CID, Sports Night C4D, Cheerleader CCaptainD C3D, known for: being an all-around sport, cuteness plus. Robert Coia, Coia, Main Street, Tullytown. Ambition: to get a soft job in the Air Corps, pet peeve: school, favorite saying: jack the Greek , Dancing Club CID, Football C2D, Track CID, Photography Club CID, Sports Night C3Dg known for: his football ability. Vesta Corsner, Betty, Brown Street, Yardley. Ambition: stenographer: pet peeve: cliques, favorite saying: Oh, no! , Dancing Club CID, Sub-Deb Club CID, Sports Night CID, Library Club CID, known for: that laugh and her sense of humor. Mary Danko, Mare, West Trenton Ave., Morrisville. Ambition: undecided: pet peeve: Conceited boys, favorite saying: You know it! , Pennslourian CID, Dancing Club CID, PENNSMAN CID, Class Secretary CZD, Sports Night C4D, Honor Society C2D, Chorus C4D, Operetta C2D, Senior Play, known for: her nice clothes, her neatness. janet Dansbury, Pinky, S. Penna. Avenue and Post Road, Morrisville. Ambition: to be a secretary, pet peeve: English Class, favorite saying: I ain't got the first ideal , PBNNSMAN CID, junior Play, Sports Night CID, Secretary to Mr. Bachman CID, Senior Ball: known for: being full of vim and vigor. Patricia Davis, Pat, 32 North Delaware Ave., Yardley. Ambition: to be a receptionist, pet peeve: stuck-up people, favorite Uuf' Lan Harry Burwell Gene C!7tlll'l1HfldG1' Vesta Corsner Mary Danko Ja . Dansbury Ilfooclivard Carter Geraldine Carver Patricia Davis Don't let the cook et hold of that! Helen Shepherd holclli for view of the Advanced Biology class the cadaver of the dog which the group shared in dissecting. saying: That ain't bad! g Dancing Club CZD, Sub-Deb Club CID, Candy Salesman, Sports Night C3D, Library Club CID, known for: her funny remarks and her petiteness. Vivian Drews, Viv, 21 Bell Ave., Yardley. Ambition: to become a nurse: pet peeve: people who take hours to catch on to a joke: favorite. saying: Isn't it beautiful! , Dancing Club CID, Sub'Deb Club CID, Honor Society C2D, Chorus C4D, junior Play: known for: her long hair and pleasant smile. Arthur Edwards, Art, 2 South Main St., Yardley. Ambition: to be a mechanical engineer: pet peeve: restriction of talking: favorite saying: Well, I'll be dangedlng Plastic Arts Club CID, Honor Society CZD, Sports Club CID, Football C3D, Track CID: known for: love of canteen and that strut! Edward Foraker, Buzzy, Main St., Tullytown. Ambition: to marry a blonde with money: pet peeve: school: favorite saying: How about that! , PENNSMAN C2D Auto Mechanics Club CID: known for: his way with the women. Margaret Francis, Margaret, Brown St., Yardley. Ambition: to get marriedg Dancing Club C3D, Basketball CID, Sports Night CID, Athletics Club C3D: known for' the diamond ring. Marye Fuller, Milf, Stackhouse Drive, Yardley. Ambition: to go to collegeg favorite saying: You know itl g PENNSMAN CID, junior Play, Hockey CZD, Softball CID, Sports Night CID, Cheerleaders CID, Dancing Club CID, Varsity Club, junior Prom, Window Painting C2D, Senior Ball, Basketball CID, known for: her school spirit and her smile. Nadya Freidl, Nad, North Main Street, Yardley. Ambition: to go to college: pet peeve: getting up in the morning, favorite saying: Oh, dear! g Pennsburian C2D, Science Club CID, Drama Club CID, Hockey CID, Ice Cream Sales CID, PBNNSMAN CID, Sports Night C2D, Honor Society CZD, known for: her change in personality in senior year. Carolyn Glatz, Carolyn, 100 North Delaware Ave., Yardley. Ambition: to get a good job: pet peeve: snobby girls: favorite saying: Boy, you know it! : Dancing Club CZD, PENNSMAN CID, Softball-manager C2D, Basketball CID, Candy Salesman CID, Student Council-secretary CZD, Sports Night C2D, Athletics Club CZD, known for: her cute figure. Barbara Golden, Bobbie, Yardley Road, Morrisville. Ambition: to go to college: g o . . 0 Q galne 1f0ll,f'l . lffllfl 5 Vivian Drews Arthur Edwards Edward Foralcer Illnrguret Francis D-'lnrye Fuller iii t it I 'f - fff: .,.. . Q 2-'T llil- LA , Q V ,,.. '1 Nadya Freidl Carolyn Glatz Barbara Golden Louise Grimes pet peeve: people who are always late, favorite saying: Gee, wliy? , PENNSNIAN CID, known for: her ralkariveness. Louise Grimes, Wizie, 195 VVest Maple Ave., Morrisville. Ambition: to go to college, pet peeve: West Trenton Bombers, favorite saying: Queerbaitl , Pennsburian CID, PENNSINIAN CID, Crafts Club CID, Hockey CSD, Softball CID, Basketball CID, Sports Night C4D, Honor Society C2D, Library Club CID, junior Prom, Senior Ball, Operetta CID, VVindow Painting C3D, Senior Play, known for: her talent in ballet. Marilyn Grimlcy, Marilyn, Glenolden Rd., Yardley. Ambition: to go to college, pet peeve: catty girls, favorite saying: How about thatl , Dancing Club CZD, Drama Club CID, PENNSIXIAN CID, Junior Play, Sports Night C3D, Chorus C2D, Operetta C2D, junior Prom, Senior Play, Canteen, known for: her sweet personality. joseph. Hackman, joe, Tullytown. Ambition: undecided, pct peeve: shaving, favorite saying: anything that comes to mind, Football CID, Technicians Club CID, known for: his mustache and sideburns. Donald Hunt, Duckie, I3 Afton Ave., Yardley. Ambition: to learn a trade, pct peeve: Dean Martin and lerry Lewis, favorite saying: Tliat's the way the ball bounces , known for: those arguments with Mrs. Hill. Edward Kemlale, Ed, Bristol Pike, Morrisville. Ambition: to work for Uncle Sam, pet peeve: class meetings, favorite saying: Hot rod , Spectator Sports Club CID, Baseball C4D, Class Officer C3D, Sports Night C4D, known for: being our class president. David Kennedy, Dave, Green Ridge Rd., Yardley. Ambition: to be a mechanical engineer, favorite saying: Heads must roll tonight , Science Club CZD, PENNSMAN CID, Track CID, Sports Night C3D, Chorus C2D, Operetta C2D, known for: his quick wit. Elaine Kelly, Giggles, 772 Emilie Rd., Bristol. Ambition: to get a driver's license, pet peeve: that wonderful ofhce practice class, favorite saying: George! , Plastic-Arts Club CID, PENNSNIAN CID, Sports Night CID, Library Club CID, Chorus CID, Window Painting CID, known for: liveliness and love for trouble. joan Kimble, Shortie, Main St., Fallsington. Ambition: to be a secretary, pet peeve: going to school, favorite saying: 'iCeorgel , Dancing Club C3D, Sub'Deb Club CID, PENNSINIAN CID, Sports Night CID, Athletic Club C2D, known for: her shortness and her sweet smile. Daniel Ktmgl, Dangerous Dan, Morrisville. Ambition: to be a success, pet peeve: teachers who lose their temper, favorite saying: Giminy crickets! , Dancing Club CZD, Spectator Sports Club CID, Sports Night C2.D, known for: being a small, cute and good kid. Robert Larsen, Bob, Box II2, Morrisville. Ambition: uncertain, pet peeve: homework, favorite saying: Holy Smokes! , Science Club CID, Plastic Arts Club CID, Photography Club CID, Safety Patrol CID, Boys' Athletic Club CID, known for: his car and his football ability. Harold G. Leigh, Pete, Afton Acres, Yardley. Ambition: to go to college, pet peeve: people who argue over nothing, favorite saying: Well, Doll? , Dancing Club C2D Football C3D Basketball CID Sports Night CID known for his gals and curly hair. Carolyn Leonard Shorty Morrisulle Ambition learn to be a hot rodder pet peeve people who brag favorite saying Thats real 7 Drama Club CID Pennslaurzan CZD Dancing Club CZD U1 50lfU'l0! LOLLQ5 'QF Q . . O . . mund Kemble ,loan Kimble Daniel Kungl Elaine Kelly ,cis Sa Marilyn Gkriinley 1651 joseph H acknian i E I S fi Donald Hunt if - ..., . .. I ,- Q A Q, 5 I 'fe Wa 2 fn.. :EVE fit Q, D1 Mi - S Dlx: Neff- 23- A t ,:-:e::,f'..1. w ra. K xiii 2 f l5,MQ,. 5 xgsixgg xx N is r 11,1-,X :Q ,meg ,I Da vial Kennedy L I9 ,XA Future businesswomen of America in action! Betty S l ' ette en adds up some figures, while janet Dansbury types some material to be duplicated by Ann Hunter. PENNSMAN CID, Hockey CID, Sports Night C4D, Library Club CID, Athletic Club C2Dg known for: her naturally curly hair, being a neat pal to everyone. joseph Marion, Ice, Yardley. Ambition: to join the Army, pet peeve: schoolg Science Club CID, Dancing Club C4D, Sports Night CZD, Football C4D, known for: his ability to organize and being a hard worker. Mary Louise Mason, Mary Lou, South Bell Ave., Yardley. Ambition: to be a nurse, pet peeve: heartbreakers g favorite saying: Say now, ain't that a dandy , Dance Club CID, PENNSMAN CID, junior Play, Sports Night C3-D, Chorus C3D, Milk Salesman, Candy Salesmen- chairman, Senior Play, Chairman of Senior Breakfastg known for: her willingness to help. Granville Mayo, Moe, Bell Ave., Yardle . Amb'ti : b ' ' ' ' ' y 1 on to e a marine, favorite saying. Hey, now ,Spectators Sports Club CID, Operetta CID Football C3D, Baseball 0 o 0 :Some lille 60,712 LU? C eufe 5 Robert Larsen Harold Leigh Carolyn Leoi 11 ma joseph Marion Mary Louise Mason Frances Mclntyre Patricia Mclntyre Carliss McQuillen Robert Metz C4D, Basketball C3D, Student Council CID, Sports Night C3D, known for: his wittiness and ability in sports. Dolores McGee, Dee, 132 South Main St., Yardley. Ambition: to get married, pet peeve: Bob Metz, favorite saying: You could've fooled me , Dancing Club C3D, Sub-Deb Club CID, junior Play, Nurses Aide, Hockey C3D, PENNSMAN CID, Sports Night C4D, Library Club , ,,,,, ,tw aww, oann Miller eanne Mor al Esther Nicholson Vlfillie Mae Nicholson 8 CID, Color Guard C2D, Chorus C2D, known for: blonde hair and being with jack. Frances Mclntyre, Pete, Carrs Lane, Yardley. Ambition: to go to college, pet peeve: getting up in the morning, favorite saying: What's happening? , Sports Night C2D, Library Club CID, Chorus C3D, Safety Patrol CID, Iunior Prom, Home Economics Club CID, Operetta CID, known for: her beautiful clothes and friendliness to all. Patricia Mclntyre, Pat, 99 North Main St., Yardley. Ambition: to get a man, pet peeve: people who can't take a joke, favorite saying: Oh, kiddo! , Drama Club CID, PENNSMAN CZD, junior Play, Ice Cream Salesman, Sports Night C2D, Library Club CID, Senior Play, Honor Society C2D, Candy Salesman, known for: her love for animals and Michigan. Carliss McQuillen, Corky, 747 North Lafayette Ave., Morrisville. Ambition: to be an elementary school teacher, pet peeve: grumpy people, favorite saying: Great , Pennslzurian CZD, Science Club CID, Dancing Club CID, junior Play, Hockey CID, Softball CID, Sports Night CID, Chorus CID, Safety Patrol CID, Projectionists Club CID, Library Club C3D, known for: her blonde hair. Robert Metz, Bob, 317 Barclay Ave., Morrisville. Ambition: to go to college, Dancing Club, Junior Play, Student Council C2D, Sports Night C4D, Band C4D, Chorus CID, Orchestra C3D, Operetta CID, known for: his wavy hair. ,loann Miller, Io, Lincoln Highway, Morrisville. Ambition: to go to college to become a teacher, pet peeve: school, favorite saying: I like it! , Drama Club CID, PENNSMAN CID, junior Play, known for: her hair bows. Jeanne Morgal, I-lotrod, Tyburn Granville Mayo Dolores McGee 60010 we JWCLK Owe WADE. i ,lean O'Brien Joseph G. Porto Willard Patton Rd., Morrisville. Ambition: to. get a new Ford, pet peeve: catty girlsg favorite saying: Boy, you said it! g Dancing Club CD, Sports Night CZD, Drum Majorette CZD, Athletic Club CID, known for: her quiet smile and her Ford. Esther Nicholson, Spike, Canal St., Yardley. Ambition: to be a typistg pet peeve: homeworkg favorite saying: Let's get together! g Baseball C3D, Hockey C lj, Sports Night C31 Chorus C215 known for: those remarks. Willie Mae Nicholson, Will, Canal St., Yardley. Ambition: to be a heautician: pet peeve: crabby teachers: favorite saying: Bo-Bo K. I'll meet you! g Hockey CZD, PENNSMAN C ID, Sports Night CZD, Library Club CD3 known for: her giggles. jean O'Brien, Jeannie, 18 Murphy Ave., Bristol. Ambition: to be a telephone operatorg pet peeve: crabby teachersg Plastic Arts Club CD, Sports Night CD, Ice Cream Salesmang known for: friend- ' Q -1 QQ' is t 'r 1 .I ' s ' . K K ' Qbivipfsyfgg ' . , f1i5H'i,1i- C .f W, t, :- V ,iqsif lv y wilt.- . 3 J-Q31 , M. RAW. X Philomena Pinelli Harold Powell Larry Powell Alfred Reed liness to all. joseph G. Parto, Porto, Tullytown. Ambition: to serve Uncle Sam: pet peeve: school setup: favorite saying: You got it! g Spectators Sports Club CD, Plastic Arts Club C U, Varsity Football CZD, Baseball CID, Photography Club CD, Sports Night CZD, Band CID, known for: skipping class. Willard Patton, Rod, 141 Bedford Rd., Fairless Hills. Ambition: to go to collegeg pet peeve: being in school all dayg favorite saying: For pete's sake 5 PENNSMAN CD, Chorus C4D, Senior Ball Committee, 5 s 9 5 Ethel Reimer David Richards Marjorie Roberts Robert Roberts Mary Louise Rocli known for: his braininess and reminis- cences of McKeesport. Mary Philomena Pinelli, Phil, Sandy Run Rd., Yard- ley. Ambition: to be a teacher or writer, pet peeve: bad marksg favorite saying: Umm, nice! , Pennslaurian C2D, Dance Club CID, Drama Club CID, PENNS- MAN CID, junior Play, Softball C3D, Hockey C4D, Photography Club CID, Sports Night C4D, Library Club CID, Chorus C4D, Operetta CZD, Senior Ball Committee, known for: her smile and love of dramatics. Harold Powell, Powesy, King Farms Co., Morris- ville. Ambition: to be a professional baseball player: favorite saying: Wait a minute! , Dancing Club CID, Sports Night CID, Boys' Athletics CID, Foot- ball CID, Baseball C3D: known for: those loud shirts. Larry Powell, Lar, Tyburn Rd., Morrisville. Ambition: to pitch a no-hitter: pet peeve: staying after school, favorite saying: Ah, what are you gonna do , Spectators Sports Club CID, PENNSMAN CID, Photogra- phy CID, Baseball C3D, known for: his teasing and that laugh. Alfred Reed, Daddy, Big Oak Rd., Yardley. Am- bition: to get out of schoolg favorite saying: Hey, what's shakin'? : Spec- tators Sports Club CID, Sports Night C4D, Photography Club CID, Chorus C2D, Boys' Athletic Club CID, Basket- ball CID, Football CID, Baseball CIDg known for: Athletic ability. Ethel Reimer, Genie, River Road, Yardley. Ambition: to be a professional horse- woman: pet peeve: people who expect you to do their homework for them, favorite saying: Well, now! , Science Club C2D, Drama Club CID, PENNS- MAN CID, Photography C2D, Sports Night CID, Honor Society C2D, Junior Play, Senior Ball, known for: her love for horses and horticulture. David Richards, Dave, Main Street, Falls- ington. Ambition: to be an engineer, pet peeve: homework, Baseball CID, A P.A.D. film is being shown by a member of the Projectionists' Club--Joe Bockin Everyone seems to be enjoying it, don't they? Here is the business staff of Pennsbury! These eflicient oflice workers are Mr. Rohrbaugh, Mrs. Hughes, Miss Cordwell, and Pat Mclntyre. Pat, as a member of the Office Practice Class, is fulfilling her period of service in the office. . . . e c angecl flue uicariouzi fo concrefe. Richard Ruppert john Sanals Anthony Scaucella Marjorie Ann Scheese 23 Betty Settelen Helen Shepherd Elaine Sixtus Carol Smiley . . . e earnec! fo hafinguid Band CID, Technicians Club CID: known for: being swell to all. Marjorie Roberts, Margie, Oxford Road, Tullytown. Ambition: to become a nurse: pet peeve: homework: favorite saying: Holy Cow : Sub-Deb Club CID, Junior Play, Science Club CID, Photography Club CID, junior Class-Secretary, Library Club C2D, Honor Society C2D, Chorus CID: known for: having a nice personality. Robert Roberts, Bob, I4 Andover Circle, Fairless Hills. Ambition: to become a Civil Engineer: pet peeve: New York Yankees: favorite saying: You ain't just a-whistlin' Dixiel : William Penn Club CID: known for: his curly hair and his . quietness. Mary Louise Rock, Marilou, 246 Austin Dr., Fairless Hills. Ambition: to be a secretary: pet peeve: conceited people: C CNF, favorite saying: All-righty : known for: being friendly and nice. Richard Ruppert, Dick, Pine and Summit Aves., Langhome. Barbara Smith joan Smith Ambition: to go to college: pet peeve: rules: known for: quiet manner and pleasant smile. john Sands, jackie, 2 Maple Ave., Yardley. Ambition: to play pro football: pet peeve: boys who drink: favorite saying: You know it! : Dancing Club C2D, Football CSD, Junior Class Vice-President, Sports Night C3D: known for: his build and his athletic ability. Anthony Scancella, Skeeter, Cheston Ave., Tullytown. Ambition: chemical engineer: pet peeve: grandstand coaches: favorite saying: Ya gotta have a system! : Pennsburian CID, Science Club CID, Dancing Club C2D, Junior Play, Baseball C2D, Football C2D, Student Council CID, Sports Night C2D, Honor Society, PENNSMAN CID: known for: his initiative and willingness to help. Robert Scanlan, Bob, 2.3 Penn Valley Dr., Morrisville. Ambition: undecided: pet peeve: moving from Trenton High: favorite saying: How do you like my suede shoes? : known for: his deep, grulf voice. Marjorie Anne Scheese, Margie, R. D. 31, Bristol. Ambition: to get married: pet peeve: school: favorite saying: Golly! g Penntsburian CID, Science Club CID, Sub-Deb Club CID, Junior Play, Candy Salesman CID, Library Club CID, Honor Society C2D, Chorus CID: known for: the pretty engagement ring on her left hand. Betty Settlen, Dimple, 72 South Main St., Yardley. Ambition: to be a typist or get married: pet peeve: stuck up girls and boys: favorite saying: How about that : Dancing Club CID, PENNSMAN CID, Sports Night C4D, Color Guard CID, Athletics Club C2D, Chorus CID: known for: her sparkling personality and pretty dark hair. Helen Shepherd, Shep, R. D. :,-ffl, Morrisville. Ambition: to be a commercial artist: pet peeve: snobbish people: favorite saying: I should worry : Dancing Club C3D, PENNSMAN CID, junior Play-Director, Basketball C2D, Sports Night C4D, Drum Majorettc?Captain C3D, Chorus C3D: known for: her ability as a majorette and artistic ability. Elaine Sixtus, Flirt, 1008 Buckingham Way, Morrisville. Ambition: to get a job: pet peeve: impossible people: favorite saying: Are you nuts : PENNSMAN C2D, Crafts Club CID, Sports Night C2D, Honor Society C2D, Window Painting CID, junior Prom, Senior Ball: known for: her cute clothes and personality. Carol Smiley, Carol, 117 Beaford Rd., Fairless Hills, Morrisville. Ambition: to go to college: pet peeve: cliques: favorite saying: No kiddingn: PBNNSMAN CID, Basketball CID, Library Club CID, Senior Ball, Driver Training, Sports Night CID: known for: her friendly personality-those deep blue eyes. Barbara Smith, Smitty, Edgewood Rd., Yardley. Ambition: undecided: pet peeve: catty girls: favorite saying: Hi ya, honey : Pennsburian C2D, Dancing Club CID, PENNSMAN C2D, junior Play, Basketball CID, Sports Night C4D, Color Guard CID, Student Council-Secretary CID: known for: her bubbling personality, all-around kid. joan Smith, Joanie, Twin Circle Court, Yardley. Ambition: to be a secretary: pet peeve: cliques: favorite saying: Oh, gee : PENNSMAN C2D, Charles Stewart, Scoop, Woodside. Ambition: to be a truck driver: favorite saying: That ain't hay : Dancing Club CID, Junior Play, Chorus C2D, Safety Patrol CID, Sports Night CZD: known for: his ability to play the accordion and his marriage plans. Patricia Taylor, Pat, 112 Yardley Rd., Morrisville. Ambition: to be a language teacher: pet peeve: getting up early: favorite saying: Oh, my : Pennsburian CSD, Editor CID, Drama Club CID, Junior Play, Hockey Manager C4D, Student Council CID, Sports Night C2D, Library Club C2D, Honor Society C2D, Chorus C4D, Curtis Drive Manager, Operetta C2D: known for: her pert cuteness and being 24 Kay Anastasi serves tea to her classmates in Home Economics class. Left to right around the table are Doris Settelen, Jane jones, Betty Settelen, Kay Anastasi, VVillie M. Nicholson, and Esther Nicholson. cu inarg aria rom ine arfd. a steady gal. Phyllis Taylor, Phyl, 1112 Yardley Rd., Morrisville. Ambition: to go to collegeg pet peeve: two-faced girlsg favorite saying: Holy cow g Science Club CID, PENNS- MAN CID, junior Play, Nurses Aide CZD, Hockey CSD, Sports Night C3D, Honor Society CZD, Chorus C4D, Safety Patrol CID, Operetta C2D, Clmrles Stewart Patricia Taylor Phyllis Taylor Seaton Taylor Philip Tigar janet Tomlinson 'i'?'E,,,QaU' ,ai 1 Us Franklin Turner Lynwood Van Aken Patricia V an Hart Marie Vaughn lefffep W0if5 Ralph Wayman save WE' john Weiss John Wiegand 2 6 Junior Prom, Varsity Club CID, Curtis Drive CID, Senior Ball, Window Painting C3Dg known for: her pert hair and love for clothes. Seaton Taylor, Skip, Fallsington. Ambition: to go to collegeg pet peeve: Mr. Krespach's lectures, favorite saying: Well, gee whiz g Science Club CID, Plastic Arts Club CID, Crafts Club CID, Student Council CZD, Sports Night C2D, Honor Society CID, Safety Patrol CID, Senior Officer, Boys' Athletic Club CID, Auto Mechanics Club CIDQ known for: his way of always arguing into everything. Philip Tigar, Phil, Fallsington. Ambition: undecided: pet peeve: people who snap gum: favorite saying: What do you want I should do? Spit wooden nickels g Science Club CID, Dancing Club CID, Plastic Arts Club C3D, Football C2D, Captain, Sports Night CZD, Chorus CID, Boys' Athletic Club CZD: known for: his football ability and cute personality. janet Tomlinson, Janet, Fallsington. Ambition: to be a lawyer's secretary, pet peeve: people that talk behind your back: favorite saying: Are you ill? : Pennslaurian CID, Dancing Club C2.D, PENNSMAN CID, Junior Play, Senior Play, Sports Night C3D, Cheerleader C3D, Chorus CIDQ known for: her brown eyes and her school spirit. Franklin Turner, Ruggie,', 26 Canal St., Yardley. Ambition: to go to college: pet peeve: women drivers: favorite saying: You're mad , Science Club CID, Plastic Arts Club CID, Drama Club CID, Baseball CID, Football CID, Sports Night C3D, Safety Patrol CID, Chorus CID, Operetta CID: known for: being a sharp dresser. Lynwood Van Aken, Lyn, VVest Trenton Ave., Morrisville. Ambition: to be a minister of music, pet peeve: French: favorite saying: VVeIl, that's the way the ball bouncesng Plastic Arts Club CZD, PENNSIYIAN CID, Sports Night C3D, Band C4D, Honor Society CZD, Chorus C4D, Operetta CZD, Orchestra C3D, Dance Band C2.Dg known for: his musical ability, always teasing the girls. Patricia Van Hart, Pat, Pennsylvania Ave., Yardley. Ambition: to get a job and get married: pet peeve: people who are road hogs: favorite saying: What do you think it is, your birthday : Dancing Club CID, Sports Night CID, known for: her quiet- ness-her deep voice. Marie V aughn, Vaughnie, Yardley. Ambition: to go to collegeg pet peeve: homework: favorite saying: Gee whiz g Baseball CID, Sports Night C3D, Chorus C3D, Operetta CID: known for: her neatness and friendliness. jeffrey I'Vatts, Jeff, Tullytown. Ambition: to attend Cornell Uni- versity: pet peeve: senior class expenseg favo- rite saying: Let's not get panickyn: Dancing Club CQD, Football CID, Sports Night CZD, Junior Prom, Senior Ball, Varsity Club, Ath- letics Club, Track CID: known for: his blond hair and blue eyes-keen sense of humor. Ralph Wayman, Ralph, Morrisville. Ambi- tion: to go to college: pet peeve: high school: favorite saying: Bad now, but expect it to be worsen: Dancing Club CID, junior Prom: known for: being serious minded, having high hopes for a medical career. john Weiss, Johnny, Stoney Hill Rd., Fallsington. Am- bition: to be a farmer, pet peeve: English class: favorite saying: The heck with it g Science Club CID, Plastic Arts Club C3D, Honor Society C2D, known for: his quietness rendering the farewell address. Dorothy Patterson, '51, delivers the x il edictory address at Commencement exer cises. As is usual, the student with the highest average is accorded the honor of e Jaw uriinedd in acfion. Mr. R. L. Currier addresses the audience at the annual Awards Assembly held in june just prior to graduation ceremonies. At this assembly all honors are bestowed on deserving students. The elimina- tion of giving special recognition to pupils at graduation helps streamline the latter exercises considerably. Shorthand II Cversion by Barbara SmithD is receiving close scrutiny by Miss Vella. Looks puzzling, doesn't it? Donald Williams 3 -his academic ability. john Wieganol, Chris, Black Rock Rd., Yardley. Ambition: to be an architectg pet peeve: myselfg favorite saying: That's what g Pemzsburian CID, Science Club CID, Dancing Club CID, Junior Play, Football CID, Student Council CID, Honor Society C2Dg known for: his work on the yearbook. Donald IfVillinms, Willi, Dol- ington Rd., Yardley. Ambition: to be captain of an ocean linerg pet peeve: lazy catchersg favorite saying: Take that g Junior play, Baseball C4D, Football CID, PENNSIVIAN C2D, Class officer, Student Council Vice-President, Senior Class Vice-Presidentg known for: his good looks, his terrific personality. 27 Class of '53 I-IOMEROOM 11-I Bow 1: D. Meszaros, H. Rector, D. Kellett, B. Albert, S. Bohn, S. LaVaye, V. Krueger, E. VVilliams, J. Fleischg Bow 2: A. Bledsoe, C. Krajack, E. Seaman, S. jones, V. Barnhill, A. Shepherd, Ellis, T. Marks, Row 3: R. Guzikowski, VV. Bowman, R. Wiese, A. Fergione, D. Arleth, F. Cingel, G. Ramsey, L. Marek. HOMEROOM 11-3 Row 1: M. Dougherty, A. DeCou, M. Snyder, T. Gorko, B. Bennett, M. McAdoo, S. Noble, E. Dube, D. Corsog Row 2: T. Ragolia, B. Bishop, F. South, A. Bledsoe, T. Mazzocchi, A. Shepherd, D. Doheny, P. Dilli' plane, G. Kincart, T. Marks, W. Pizniciniele, L. Marek, K. Stake. 28 HGMEROOM 11-2 Row 1: Hopkins, I. Eckleman A. Fordham, R. Schaffer, C. Hill: myer, A. Hunter, E. Hubert, P Pegg, E. johnson, Bow 2: R Guzikowski, R. VViese, W. Young L. Bixler, D. Settelen, C. Curtin W. Kafes, B. Brown, H. Harris D. Sthen, R. Bray, L. Forsythe, I Swangler. Harold Briggs, Vice-President Veronica Kreuger, Treasurer The senior solid geometry class assume their usual informal positions in Mr. Krespaclfs class as he demonstrates a theorem on one of the new green chalkboards. Raymond Bray, President rv,,,i,wvX A5 fl Wilma Hume, Secretary juniors and seniors study industriously in the sunny, cheerful atmosphere of the new library. HOMEROOM 10-1 Row 1: S. Magid, A. M. Leffever, S. Roberts, White, P. Flynn. A. VVolfe, M. L. Preston, D. Pope, M. Harris, Row 2: VVz1lterick. Settelen, V. Golden, D. Alberts, G. VVarburton, G. Matlack, Baziow, T. Paric, R. Brunner, M. Caffey, G. Goncarz, N. Hibbs. HOMEROOM 10-2 Row 1: Whitehead, V. Wiley, B. Perestam, B. Hayes, L. Bennett, D. Addy, Finney. Hunter, D- EWS? ROW 2? H Bowman, W. Drews, R. Hill, C. Misawic, P. Grady, R. Kincart, Purdy, Baker, G. Van Hart, R. Baker, K. Tigar, Pt. VValle I-IOMEROOM 10-3 Row 1: DiRosa, B. Brooks, A. Pizzula, B. Carter, B. Berihall, P. Hatt, M. Neeld, C. VVolfe, Titus, M. Pisaurog Row 2: P. Batey, Hubert, B. Doan, D. Gerard, B. Lock, B. Nlurray, B. Blount, Goncarz, Cagncy, M. Hertz, E. Heiber, T. Weschywan, T. Maybury. Class of '54 Ellen Warner performs on her accordion at the annual Spring Concert. I-IOM Bow 1: B B h EROOM 10-4 . ac man, E. Beckwith, Gran Hutchings, R. White, V G ' G. Gerh ett, M. McCusker, I. Noll, G. . arnier, I. Kimble, L. McNiec - art, B. Pope, F. Wayman, M. ' Farnsworth, Heis e, Row 2: YN. F Ticomb, B. V en, D. Stetrer, B rancis, olk, M. Balciowslii, C. . Schofield, Pursell, W. Grimes. HOINI Row 1: M. Bockin S hi 'EROOM 10-5 , . Davis, VVhite, L. Frohman f . A. Leedomg Row 2: C. Rector H ' C. Burger, S. T' ' , D. Felver, M. Ashton, N. C , . Schlicker, D. Bray, G. R ltus, R. Rees, M. Kungl. arroll, oberts, D t yo t, Chase, HOMEROOM 9-1 Row 1: L. Bogacki, A. Brill, Hellings, M. Sands, White, J. Baker, B. Meyers, L. Faccencla, E. Baches, L. Carter, Row 2: L. Turner, MacMillan, Smiley, S. Mclntyre, D. Gooclstein, E. Nlartelli, H. VVood, C. Oliver, H. Codd, R. Kay. M...- gem!-H---W HOMEROOM 9-3 Row 1: R. Mclntyre, Bennett, S. Patterson, D. Barbazon, S. Fell, C. Dunham, C. McKissig, M. Edwards, I. Williams, Row 2: R. Prevost, G. Dotter, Francis, T. Collins, Pegg, D. Coakes, V. VVall, H. Pinnelli, J. Barber, L. Wright, Row 3: P. McChester, T. Everist, R. McClip, Pt. Eames, D. Scheese, D. White, D. Clark. 32 HOMEROOM 9-2 A Row 1: C. Hackett, O. Pierson, B. Weiss, I. Olson, D. Addy, W Samuels, D. Manno, S. Clark H. Hutchings, Row 2: Pt. Cham berlain, H. Tull, White, M Steig, A. Zahner, N. Albert, M Murray, Krueger, R. DeCou G. Folsom, L. Hewitt, T. Ram- sey, I. Bockin. x HOMEROOM 9-4 Row 1: L. Bishop, V. Crue, S. Reed, P. Kaul, P. Mason, A. Pelli rini M. Britton B. Finne g , . y. I. Powell, Row 2: C. Becker, L. Rathmill, Perestam, Ana- stasi, T. Kafes, B. Richards, M. Byzek, K. Hewitt, L. Healy, C Mount, R. Rue, A. Walker, L. Williams, R. Binner, E. Stock- hart. Class of ' Successful freshman class ollicers are shown at the scene of elec- tion. Left to right: Margaret Steij, president, Ronald Rue, treasurerg Laura Healy, vice- president, and Roberta Myers, secretary. A class in Core does some re- search before commencing a new project. HOMEROOM S-2 Bow 1: C. Hibbs, D. Flynn, P. Veisz, C. Lagerty, P. Powell, A. Hewitt, B. Leedom, D. Breinino, C. Breslav: Ron' 2: Rector, I Bird, D. Blanchard, C. Schofield E. Leffever, A. Solarski, D Nicholson. C. Seltzer, Pr. Hall C. Bush, Pisauro. Class of '56 HOMEROOM 8-1 Row 1: Erwin, VV. Eaton, B Menges, K. Miles, H. Harper E. Breese, R. jacobs, L. Keefe Row 2: R. Coulton, B. Beuch ler, P. Briegel, G. VVall, H Fogelman, S. Bellardo, Lin ningtong Row 3: Robbins, H Stradling, M. Levin, B. Huber B. Fabian, B. Jordon, J. Will liams, VV. Noel, Krivac. HOMEBOOM 8-5 Row 1: M. Daily, E. Anastasi G. Below, Matlack, P. Dough erty, Handon, Ellis, Doan G. Preston, Row 2: D. Krall, I Bock, R. Vaughn, B. Davis, B Muller, R. Mason, N. Bysak, L Nelson, B. Titus, B. ivlonk, B. Borden, C. Fordham, B. South, P. Chamberlain. 1 HOMEROOM 8-4 Row 1: R. Breining, D. Noble I. Weinmann, B. Granett, S McQuillan, E. MacDonald, I Meyers, G. Bahelka, V. Reed Row 2: R Cin el L. Crowder, G. Sayers, T. gown, J. Iurech ko, Dorner, D. Elefeg Row 3 M. Fischer, L. Hillyer, S. Marek B. McKillip, F. Stryker, R Purdy, R. Carter, D. Rathbun I. Hibbs. HOMEROOM 8-6 Row 1: C. Gilbert, E. Bowman, M. Powell, O. Ramsey, P. Sessa, B. Sayko, G. Edwards, D. Hack- ettg Row 2: O. Neeley, Clee, C. Martelli, N. Craven, E. Else, A. Toucliberry, C. Simon, Kish, Row 3: V. Meyer, Ellis, L. Curtin, Nl. Pinelli, S. Wely- keridko, Tigar, D. Lex, R. Beam. HOMEROOM 8-3 Row 1: Bahelka, N. Roberts 1 D. Kahle, F. Petrovick, S. john- son, Harris, B. Bohn, M Parmer, E. Beatty, E. DiRosa Row 2: O. VVeiner, D. Elfin, I Spilator, H. Miller, C. Jones G. Rector, R. McKee, C. Estadt M. Falls, R. Hurnbrecht, K Watov. v 1 : ---X Harry Burwell and Ethel Reimer check to find the next step in preparing a dissected calf's heart for display in the annual Science Fair held each spring. The eighth grade faculty members gather for their semi-weekly meeting to plan the work for the week and to solve problems peculiar to their grade level. Each grade level in the school holds similar meetings. Class of '57 fi: W' HOMEROOM 7-l Row I: O. M. Lawrence, G. Brown, E. Titus, P. Schlicher, E. Curtin, E. Poe, S. A. Hutchings, D Harris, S. Settelen, Row 2: F. McIntyre, A. Kyselka, L. Lear, R. Collings, J. Rector, D. Protzmann I. Lamont, VV. Marek, R. Corso, S. Smirnov, R. Turner. 1 HOIVIEROOM 7-2 Row 1: Else, Adams, C. Pope, S. Larkin, M. Ford, B. Komave, C. Dublin, C. Salmi, E. M. Smith. HOMEROOM 7-4 Row 1: Kindley, B. Shinn, B. A. Myers, Tobin, Breech J. Eckelman, T. Finney, A. Brather, G. Erwin, Row 2: T. Hawkins, Banner, K. Silfko, A. Arleth, L. Paone, V. Fritz, H. Breece, D. Gregart, D. Bembe, R. Krauss, H. VVilliamsg Row 3: F. Geraci, L. Carter, L. Hildebrandt, H. Hausmann, E. Brick, T. Royal, K. Stormant, G. Beckwith, Fleisch. HONlE.ROOlNl 7-3 Bow 1: A. Ledbetter, N. Levinson, B. VVeinmann, Satterth waite, M. Leffeven, L. Bancroft, M. Welling, B. MacLean, B Bueng Row 2: 1. Estadt, E. Lane, I. Hucker, D. Morgan, S Davidson, S. Robins, S. Albert, M. Queens, M. Saperstein Row 3: H. White, R. Van Wagenen, F. Beans, E. Davison 1. Pelligrini, G. Kish, G. Bledsoe, F. Kafes. HOMEROOM 7-5 Row l: S. Schermerhorn, M. Carver, Hubbard, V. Loucks L. Robinson, F. Samuels, M. Watkins, C. Caseg Row 2: T Harryston, A. Halderman, Rich, E. Mount, Werst, I Arch, Row 3: C. Nevvmann, B. Horwell, R. Carlson, A. Led- better, R. Leventry, L. VValker, D. Volpe, Maberry, G. Carb, R. Kungl. 13 Chris Wiegand, president of Pennsbury's chapter, National Honor Society, adminis- ters the pledge to incoming members at initiation ceremonies held in February. Each year all students in grades 10, 11, and 12 who have maintained an average of 85 in scholastic achievement become eligible. Candidates are further screened by the faculty on the bases of leadership, service, and character. Candy sales are booming! Helping the senior class raise money for their annual trip to VVashington are Chris Bennett, Lyn Van Alien, Bill Anderson, Carol Smiley, Mary Lou Mason, and Mr. Ingraham. Learning about our community, building a mythical community, going through the motions of group process in biology, learning in physics how to study, having apparatus exercises in gym, and reading four books each report period-buying lunch in the new cafeteria, going to canteen, seeing Pennsbury defeat Morrisville in basketball, performing in a big play, attending our first big dance, baking our first cake in Chef Club, being elected to National Honor Society- crowding onto buses, yelling excitedly at noontime, working after school in the darkroom, rattling over the roads in our first jalopy, filling lockers with pin-ups, idolizing that man teacher, looking starry- eyed into the eyes of our first love! These are the guide-lights in the lives of us Pennsbury falcons as we glide through the air from grade seven to grade twelve. Our only regret is that the day is not long enough to crowd into it all we would like to swoop into. P for Pennsbury! So spells out the Band at the Morrisville football game. .,. , ,, v V .. A- C' -ill-j.T1.:-i:'fl ' --'Y ' T...L N' .,.- - ,-,,...iV , -W - i?i ' 'Q-1 i- . - - Y , .. ,,,, ,rg qc-- -ji - , g4?i-'sn i L- ., , g 3'-il1,l - --- ' ... - - . - 13.51 i f - -' ' -- f Til Ii i , , ...-.J-- ' i ' ?,. ...Y ,.. ' li i . if W - ,-4 . E N5 K XE X-X if iw ix X. i gk X. ff I Activities ffffff ff f , i ,- i ' i fiii f ,' ff. f J! X A I 1 f Inf ffl! may x A 3 i Q52 ESFIYA iE35'5'5'5 Q it Q ' ,? 1 ,Q v 1 l4'QvVaVwM'VWUw N!' W. J 3 + 5 ' ' 1 i' A '1 - fx . if M Ii f 7 'if h I' E- 2 Eff a il 'L 2- Z , - - '4 3 A gk, 4 f'g ' fi , f! if 1 4- 1 'Y 1 L 2 I I - 'w f' Q. 41. ill , 'f 'QL ! ' 1 ' PFW Ti?-Q' af' A lf 2 +' A - +2 -3 ' Q Qi 3- .I L' j-1 .rat 'Q 'p 'j wa :jf , ' . 4,52 -1.51 'ff' Zi ifgf, '11, A ki . 5232, Q , N- Q , I W- - ,r , , 4 I . ,N .., 551 t, ., 1' I QF X 1 I f,,L?.a ,Aff Q y , 1. F Q 1 ' 5 , .Vt - , - - 2 . EwfEai!lIIII111,T3i ' - L 4 A. - A -A I - k -L -h -K - -M V l' THE COLOR GUARD The Color Guard lines up for Q Q O marching orders. Me uniueraa anguage 0 K mcmhnfl 111-11- DANCE BAND Row I: L. Van Aken, D. Elfvin, K. Krall, B. Grimes M. A. Edwards, Krueger, S. johnson. Row 2: Mac Millan, A. Shepherd, R. Martino, D. Richards, R White, and White. Standing: Mr. Wolfe. of .J NEWSPAPER EDITORIAL STAFF Seated: L. Bradley, C. Grifhng Standing: P. Taylor CEditorD, E. Beckwith, C. Farnsworth CArrJ, M. L. Preston, and P Pinelli. 'YM YEARBOOK EDITORIAL STAFF Editor-in-chief Chris Wiegand talks things over with staff members A. Scancella CMakeupD, R. Patton Cfleporterj, N. Freicil CSenior Classl, and H. Shepherd CArtD. flwrie arfo in wLicA flue wide exce , 42 Yearbook Business Staff: While Janet Dansbury types ads and Barbara Smith collects money from Ed Foraker, other members, C. Leonard, K. Balser, B. Settelen, Tomlinson, and C. Hillmyer, gather around to take an accounting of patrons. Newspaper Editors: Business manager Doris Settelen remains her pleasant self at the typewriter as she is given orders by the editor, Pat Taylor, and the art editor, Cynthia Farnsworth. Photography Staff: Photog- raphy editor, Tony Ragolia, adjusts the enlarger while assistants, Bill Kafes and William Grimes, help him get ready to prepare a picture for printing. With the exception of senior portraits and school views, all photography work was done by them. Wafureg ellie! mcwferlaiece id wrifing we . YEARBOOK EDITORIAL STAFF Seated in front: Noel, B. Golden, Applegate, Back row: M. Snyder, M. Fuller, P. Taylor, C. Smiley, P. McIntyre, S. Noble, D. VVilliams CCo- editor-in-chiefl, D. Kennedy, and L. Van Aken. Through the efforts of this group, which met twice a week on school time, this book has been produced. ?1 lljariefg id file moflrer 0 enjogmenf . . . STUDENT COUNCIL Standing: L. Curtin, R. Chamberlain, S. Bellardo R. Brunner, G. Mayo, Miss Dwyer, L. Williams R. Kincart, R. Stryker, R. Corse, S. Krueger Seated: T. Everist, H. Wood, C. Glatz, C. Carver R. Durante, W. Hume, K. Balser CPresidentj B. Smith, M. Neeld, I. Matlack, P. Powell, B Bachman. DRAMATICS CLUB Holding their scripts, ready to read parts, are fseatedj Purcell and R. Perestam, fseated on the chairl F. Turner, and fstandingl Perestam, I. Hopkins, and T. Kafes. TECHNICIANS' CLUB how to operate the various school so that they can handle movie in the classrooms are I. Hackman, A. Reed, D. Richards, G. Roberts, Boclun, and C. Bennett. JUNIOR SCIENCE CLUB Particularly appealing to members of DANCING CLUB Tripping the light fantastic are R. Curley, R. Wiese, V. Wiley, H. Briggs, Hunter, and L. Williams. the ninth grade is this organization. of f!.0.,.9!.f xlaerience i5 fine clzifcl A ,rm sf ' 1 jf Mr. Bachman points out a new football play to a few members of the Spectator Sports Club, which aims at enlighten- ing laymen on the intricacies of various sports. The club program includes many periods of movies and some periods of lectures. Members of the William Penn Club take a tour through the famous Penns- bury Manor, summer home of William Penn after whom the school is named. Shown here are L. Marek, T. Fer ione, W. Bowman, D. DiRosa, ang D. Arleth. Aim of this club is to give interested students a chance to pursue current events and history more in- tensely. Pat Van Hart and Marge Arch look gleefully the new gym suits being placed on exhibit one of the members of the Exhibits Club, whr handles window dressing of the .two large exhll windows in the foyer. Members of the Amateur Photography Club practice taking pictures of their confreres. Left to right: R. Rinner, R. Coia, Parto, M. A. Edwards, C. Dunham, E. Reimer, F. Landis, Smiley, D. White, D. Patton, and R. Kay. It is hoped that the members of this club will become sufficiently trained in all phases of photography that they can apply for work on the yearbook staff. A portion of the members of the Plastic Arts Club ather around Sponsor Beuchler as lgie explains how to cut plastic into desired shapes. Getting and putting into practice tips on good grooming are V. Corsner, D. Corse, N. Bixler, P. Davis, M. Roberts, D. McGee, Kimble, and C. Wilson. .7!zoug!zf ia flue ckifcl of acfion . . . E Ar wh., Uh J.. -M - ' ' 2 '4gfm's..AmA1nuniE Sleufkm W W. .ms - , N . 3 IE, I v , a s 1 I ,:f:k.1S'T'xt kk, '-3223 X, ,. .1.-,., 0, y- V, I 'TP A- Q ii W-.Ss ' 75295 IM ,i .w. X 5 Ffh' xlw '91 1X VI!! l .LI ' ff f. X ,Ib ff vf' x ' x Vs :Sv ,W Qi' ' Y . U .RW EK I ' -wk a WN.. Y ru 1 IQ A 3 g in AQ IXSQ., 9:2 qw- -I x QfR ' :' . I 'Q , if 'fr w we S5 5 ' m. E .755 W0 I Inset: C. Vlfiegand and D. VVilliams paint the backdrop for the senior dramatic production, Almost Summer, while R. Metz and A. Edwards go over their scripts. Below: The cast of the play, which was given February 22, gather on the stage for the parting scene. Left to right: A. Scancella. P. McIntyre, H. Burwell, M. L. Mason, M. Danko, A. Edwards, VV. Carter and E. Reimer. On the couch are R. Metz and M. Grimley. Above: House committee members C. Smiley and Plmyl Taylor talk over ticket sales with C. McQuillen, Publicity Chairman. Almost Summer Ccastj M. Grimley ....... .... . .. ........ JANE R. Metz ........... ................................ P AUL M. Danko ....... .... ...................................... IN ' IARY A. Edwards ,,,,,,,.. ...,.,.. P ALlL'S BEST FRIEND E. Reimer .... W. Carter .... A. Scancella ............PAUL'S MOTHER .......PAUL'S FATHER P. Mclntyre .... ...................... L ILAH .........,,,..1uN1oR M. L. Nlason, ........ .......... 7.. D. VN xlliams .....,.....,...........,...,...,.. .THE MAID RADIO VOICE fury?-1 N. FREIDL Most Likely to Succeed , 1. P. McINTYRE Best Actress G. CARVER W-www' Best Athlete F. MCINTYRE Best Dressed Girl B. SMITH wie? Q M. BOWMAN Most Pleasing Personality Quietest Girl J. DANSBURY Wittiest Girl M. FRANCIS Best Dancer M. A. BAHELKA Most Attractive Girl I. TOMLINSON Most School Spirit W. CARTER Most Likely to Succeed I. WEISS Quietest Boy ' W J. MARION Most School Spirit H. LEIGH Best Dancer - st Q, sig, 1 I ,,,. sf., ,. :H L Vinh tr -, l' nb- 'Ur N iv me K L J Mx , ' it R. METZ. Best Actor C. GLATZ Best Physique A N., as- fp x x Q' R I 4 A , X X69 fix - R - Q.. t lik at X X 5' si D. WILLIAMS Outstanding in Service to School C. MAYO Wittiest Boy 1. WATTS Handsomest Boyg Most Pleasing Personality F sl g - f -'fit S -. K. BALSER Outstanding in Service to School I. SANDS Best Athleteg Best Physique D. KENNEDY Best Dressed Boy i ii i f A 'M If-View , ff l?-5551 N or , f, , , , 4 ll a:-rr '-I 'U 1 if l 1 I ' L X P-. 1, 1 ,ff 5 'nfsassf Ill -sw N ix 0 ,fd .5 f ly' .... :!, ' --- 4 1 f. .eff , K msrla-na-,' ,V ' x ii. Rf A f - .fi . ' if 52:1 ll ' , fl - 1 l z f.p:.a:5.: - ' dw., , 1 , W All ll ' 'J 'X Y -. w e of A f-3395311 'f - A TL I , zzz, A' f N ' N if X Yes 1 N A an - 1. 6. 4. , t. so X , ii , si rf SEZ' s 'f:gl'5' N l L - f R ,Lei fijfzll f' .,, -.-7 iff.,-1-'-5 J .. ' 'ff' - , 1 U 1 'SG-I A li 7, ,L 1 x l S' l r I I ,- ' . J -V XX X :: '7'1',' B R 1.4. . - it 143315 A r VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM Kneeling: I. Parto, N. Borden I Marion, P. Tigar, Wattsg Standing! H. Powell, H. Briggs, Sands, I Baziow, M. Bray, S. Mclntyre. 52 ff pm.. L-lrf'M1M,, ' -444+ Dat Sept. Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov Nov VARSITY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE e 17 21 29 5 12 20 27 2 9 16 Game St. Francis -. --, Neshaminy ...... Bnstol ...... ... .... Southampton .... Pemberton ........ Bensalem ....... Morrisville ........ Council Rock -. Bordentown Man Hamilton ---- .... M. Bray makes an end run against Bensalem. B ' FOOTBALL SQUAD G. Mayo, R. Larsen, Parto, F Turner, L. Bixler, I. Purdy, Row 2 M. Caffey, Marion, Baziow, A Edwards, R. Brunner, Swangler zocchi, D. Girard, H. Burwel managerl Row 1: Kellett, P. Tigar, Sands, x D. Pope, S. McIntyre, R. Hill, A. Scancella, T. Ramsey, Row 3: D. Stetter, M. Bray, H. Powell, D. Dolieny, H. Briggs, R. Coia, V. Ellis, C. Bennett, Hackman, M. Hertz, VVatts, D. Hunt, A. Maz- 1 ABIT, tk? Feat COPBI' C0l'l'l05 . . . JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL SQUAD Kneeling: K. Watts, D. Stang, Row 1: A. Halderman, C. Oliver, Tigar, Estadt, H. Miller, P. Sliclcer, Mr. Stringer, VV. Holtz, R. Kay, M. Levin, I. Spilatore, N. Noel, Row 2: R. Purdy, E. Curtin, H. Nicholson, T. Block that man! A piece Wearst, T. Rafnell, R. Eames, F. Striker, C. jones, D. Patton, Chan, of action in the Morris- Smiley, L. Turner, R. Corso, C. Estadt, and B. Beuchler. ville game. l ! VARSITY HOCKEY SCHEDULE Date Game Penn. Opp. Sept. 27 Council Rock ...... 1 3 Oct. 4 Southampton ........ 2. 2 Oct. 11 New Hope .......... 0 1 Oct. 18 Neshaminy .......... 2 3 Oct. 25 Bensalem .,............ 0 3 Nov. 1 Bristol ..... 1 3 VARSITY HOCKEY TEAM Left to right: G. Carver Ccaptainj, A. Hunter, P. Taylor, L. Grimes, V. Krueger, D. Kellett, V. Wiley, Applegate, C. Matlack, jones, P. Taylor Csenior managerj, Mrs. Tompkins, Miss Nielsen. Absentee, S. Noble. Fight for it, girls! shout the onlookers to A. Hunter and P. Taylor. The scrimmage is begun by G. Carver and M. Fuller. - g..bg....,..g.,. ,. Q J CIMA... gl V -, 1 wr- -1 . fwxeffwff H.. . .ggi Xp ,.z.....,r3..:,s..,Xi,iY,:3 5f.Z 4. . ,wil V , Q g ritz, , W' .,,,.., ' eww '- . 1' f i?iifr-,ft . V f -4 . , 1 .Q .L 1 ,L , ., M. av. 5 - . - . mf 'A A aw .ple 5. f Y wok ' Y' - 1 . K- -I ,A ' NF. it-Ii it ' . R , tax -My 4 . :H fail. F W ' ' ' . Sf ffiffgiwofwl 'X 1 3-'fwe V 5 '5fi:i'i'f!?i1.'.,i? ?7TQf vi. 'f S .2 X We A S . ' .- fi. ' 'J' i ' U if ', 'V ' P5 -it ' f 'inf f' . . 7 , ill? . .' 'If ' 5 Mv 45imQ.QWww mw RWM, wg? f- W y ' ' ' is . ,.,. fs? u Q I .L migtlt . - K IJ pain. --, i g . '-+e,Q.n t ,N ' ,W , ,.ff3- ww . , gr' A. .Y ,, s. - . Q ,.+f-Qk5,yQ.--,, N Q.. +1 V Q Tfrfe , .lt 1, N' .f, .- N k, . , 'tg' 'Q' , i'f 3,- Ak., tntglffw' ,. Y '..:Q..... 2-1' 'esnmimfjee Left to right: M. I. Stryker, E. Hubert, I. Tom- linson, C. Carver, M. Fuller, V. Krueger, C. Matlack. rf. 41. M . ..- HOCKEY SQUAD Kneeling: Applegate, V. Wiley, D. Kellett, P. Taylor, C. Carver, L. Crimes, A. Hunter, V Krueger, G. Matlack, M. Stryker, Standing: Mrs. Tompkins, P. Taylor, jones, M. Ashton C. Curtin, Hunter, N. Freidl, L. McNiece, C. YVarburton, S. Noble, P. Pinelli, B. Wyckoff Miss Nielsen, and M. Pisauro Csophomore managed. Cerry Carson, captain, goes after a last ball. CHEERLEADERS if W - ' 4-2, K if 4- w, . VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD Kneeling: Coaches Iannoska and Henryg Stand- ing: R. Wiese, T. Marks, C. Bennett, M. Baldow- ski, D. Doheny, T. Mazzocchi, R. Scanlan, G Mayo. Wiese reaches for the ball in the Pennsbury-Alumni game. A point is made ln the MOIIISVIIIC' Pennsbury V game l'lCU'l'lQ5 gainfif our VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Date Game Dec. N.j.S.D. Dec. Mt. Holly .- Dec. Bordentown Dec. Pennington Ian. Bristol ........ Ian. Neshaminy Ian. Bensalem -. Jan. Alumni .... Ian. Morrisville Ian. Bristol ...,.... Ian. Bordentown Feb. Morrisville Feb. Mt. Holly . Feb. N.j.S.D. -,- Feb. Bensalem . Feb Neshaminy Feb Southampton Feb Pennington junior Varsity Basketball Squad Row 1: D. Gerard, M. Hertz, R. Walle, L. Williams, D. Bray, I MacMillang Row 2: Mr. Bach- man, R. Pope, D. Patton, I Smiley, L. Hewitt, M. Ticomb J. Purdy. Row 3: D. Reese W Loch, P.. Mcxmip, and, cf Burger Cmanagerj. VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD Kneeling: B. Smith, G. Carver, A. Hunter, S. Noble, Standing: NI. Fuller, Tomlinson, D. Kellett. K. Balser, Jones, and Mrs. Tompkins. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD Kneeling: G. Matlack, C. Glatz, A. Shepherd, Standing: Mrs. Tompkins, M. Ashton, L. McNiece, 1. Hunter, E. Finney, and M. Stryker. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL SQUAD Row 1: N. Fuller, V. Fritz, M. Murray, C. Pope, W. Samuels, Row 2: Mrs. Samson, T. Finney, P. Powell, B. Garnett, L. Nelson, S. Johnson, H. Harper, and G. Preston Cmanagerl 5 8 l Wai fl.-.f VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Date Ian. ll Ian. I5 Ian. 18 jan. 22 Jan. 25 jan. 29 Feb. I Feb. 5 Feb. 8 Feb. 12 Feb. 15 Feb. I9 Feb. 22 Feb. 29 Game Penn. Opp Bristol ...,.,....... - ..... 32 44 Pennington ..... ..... 2 7 24 Delhaas j.V. ...... ..... 5 8 1 Ewing J.V. ..... ..... 4 7 28 Bensalem ..... ..... 3 1 26 Morrisville ....... ..... 1 6 26 Neshaminy ..... ..... 3 I I2 Neshaminy ..... ,.... 3 3 14 Bensalem ......... ..... 2 2 42 Ewing j.V. ..... ..... 4 9 47 Bristol .... - .,.,...... ..... 2 3 38 Pennington ..... ..... 2 6 25 Delhaas .... .......... . - - Morrisville ...,... -- - . 1 1 .Q ,rso 21. 5.35, Elf -fiirki' .6 q mm'A 5 ' - NEI' 2 U 1 W V. f7n,,,Ny L 'UM ,A . K ' 5. - fr: A , 4-H553 f . ' 'lv Q A ,. W? A m1m , ' ',m.1 . 7 1, S .Qfx 4 5 3 12.1 ohnson hands the ball to G. Carver and B. Green to start the game. Catch that H I Y. we lfU0l'l Ol' Arif... R SOFTBALL SQUAD OF '51 ow 1: G. Carver, M. Effinger, B. Misawic, B. Green, Shull, A. Szolack, E. Johnson, Row 2: Iones, M. Ashton, B Wyckoff, A. Hunter, P. Pinelli, E. Nicholson, M. Stout, S. Noble, Row 3: Mrs. Tompkins, M. Kellett, L. Argenti, B. Brooks L. an McNiece, M. Pisauro, E. Finney, G. Matlack, M. Stryker, H. HUtCh1DgS, I. Kemble, Granett, C. Curtin, C. Glatz d P. Flynn. Z? I. uf ULU TRACK TEAM OF '51 Kneeling: D. Stetter, T. Maybury, E. Below, Gibson, Ellis, D. Doheny, O. Immelg Standing: Mr. Donzanti, A Edwards G Ra Kenned R . , . msey, Purdy, D. y, . Kincart, H. Burwell, F. Cingel, Mr. Rohrbaugh. This is the Hrst track team that Pennsbury High School h as ever featured. Mr. Rohrbaugh puts the track team th . rough the daily workout. Ready . . . get set . . . CO! About to take off G are . Ramsey, J. Gibson, and D. Doheny. 60 BASEBALL TEAM OF '51 The baseball team of '51 line up to receive their letters from Coach Bachman at the annual Awards Assembly, held in the open air last year so that all members of the school could be present. Left to right: Mr. Bachman, F. Hunter, G. Mayo, R. Bray, W. Bray, H. Powell, C. Saunders, E. Miller, A. Reed, H. Briggs, D. Williams, L. Powell, C. Bennett, and Baziow. R. Bray and D. Wil- liams touch gloves for luck. we . Q Q W. Bray winds up! G. Mayo slides home while A. Scancella stoops over to check. W4 GIRLS' SWIMMING TEAM Row I: C. Hillmeyer, D. Corso, N. Carroll, O. Pierson E Beckwith VVhiteheadg Row 2: A. E. DeCou, M. Steij, M. Sands, G Folsom C Wolfe P. Francis, Row 3: Miss Nielsen, I-I. Shepherd, G. VVarburton M Neeld C Curtin, L. I-Iealy, B. Hayes, T. Corko. iLQ game . For the first time in the history of Pennsbury I-Iigh School, training for swimming meets has started. Miss Betty Ann Nielsen is coach of the girls' team, while Mr. James Egli is in charge of the boys' group. Both teams practice at the Christian Association buildings in Trenton. Neither group participated this year in meets because of the in- experience of the swimmers, but it is expected that a schedule will be set up for next year's season. BOYS' SVVIMMINC TEAM Lined up for roll call by Mr. James Egli, Coach, are Turner, Wright, Goncarz, Ellis, Coodstien, Griffin, Solarski, Kay, Rathmiel, and Kafes. 62 KW IML el'Yl0l'l:f tfate we Can, clo .ggaorfawide af .giaorfd 7fk9!.f. . . Geraldine Carver and Chris Bennett, captains of the victorious Orange Team, receive the special trophy from its donor, Mr. George Dough- erty, Saturday night, March 2.2, 1952. Actually, as the title implies, the ew ent takes place two nights in the school gymnasium. One night is devoted to girls performances the other, to boys'. Ar the conclusion of the second nlght points are tallied and the highest ranking team is awarded a special trophy struggle hard for their wo l90Y5 rfeam in the Sack face' ,-,.,-- 'mlb is -lf sl Sorting and Grading Cucumbers Labor Supt., Marvin Davis, Russell Ivins, Packing Supt., and Farm Manager, Fred Watts inspecting broccoli. Cultivating Carrots MORRISVILLE PENNSYLVANIA KING FARMS CO. PHONE: MORRISVILLE 7177 All Kinds Of Fresh Vegetables Your new neighbors, the members of the management organization of FAIRLESS WORKS UNITED STATES STEEL COMPANY extend their heartiest congratulations and best wishes to the 1952 SENIOR CLASS of PENNSBURY HIGH SCHOOL Persons interested in employment at Fairless Works slzoulcl apply eitlzer in person or writing to Mr. R. M. Lewis, General Supervisor, Personnel, at Personnel Bureau. l 65 WE I-IAVE AMBITION, TOO! FAIRLESS HILLS, PENNSYLVANIA Yes, We have plenty of ambition-to be a model community, and a town of good neighbors in this Wonderful Bucks County. But your ambitions are even more important to the future of this area-your ambitions to be good doctors, engineers or accountants. Gr to be good nurses, teachers or housewives. Or to be just good citizens. Whatever your ambitions, class of '52, we wish you all a full measure of good luck and happiness. DANHERST CORPORATION developers of FAIRLESS I-IILLS, PENNSYLVANIA BELLI COMPANY 'A' ENGINEERS - CONTRACTORS for the PENNSBURY HIGH SCHGOL if Compliments Of KING SUPPLY COMPANY Compliments Of VULCANIZED RUBBER AND PLASTICS CO NEW YORK and MORRISVILLE GREENWOOD DAIRIES LINCOLN HIGHWAY LANGHORNE, PA DAIRY PRODUCTS Phone: Langhorne 3764 Visit Our Dairy and Frozen Food Store Everything That Counts in Dairy Products SERVING ALL Lownn BUCKS COUNTY C ownplinients Of PENN MANOR CLUB ir COLD SPRING BLEACHERY YARDLEY, PENNA. Best Wishes for Success To The GRADUATING CLASS OF 1952. NEIBAUER BUS COMPANY PHONE: MORRISVILLE 5282 FALLSINGTON B R A Y B R 0 S . Contractors CRANE and BULLDOZER WORK STREETS and DRIVEWAYS PENNSYLVANIA JACK HANSEN'S INN lust a Good Place To EAT AND DRINK and MEET Your. FRIENDS DODGE PLYMOUTH STANLEY G. CONEY HFAITHFUL SERVICE SINCE 1928 24 WEST BRIDGE STREET MORRISVILLE, PA. CANAL SHOPPE YARDLEY, PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of JOHN KILGOUR Phone: Yardley 3178 UNITY FRANKEORD STORE YARDLEY, PENNSYLVANIA Gifts, Cards, Candies LANE's sp to 51.00 srone C0 'f7'i 'm Of WE HAVE THE MERCHANDISE F I S C H E R ' S You WANT 80 EAST STATE STREET TRENTON, N. YARDLEY NEWTOWN Shoes for the Entire Family In an Outstanding Community YARDLEY NATIONAL BANK PCR THE COMMUNITY Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation YARDLEY PENNSYLVANIA MAGIC HEELS Souss ESSEX RUBBER COMPANY TRENTON, N. J. J. W. BLACKWELL YARDLEY D MANUFACTURING Plumbing anal Heating COMPANY Oil Burners and Air Conditioning READING and HARPER AVENUES YARDLEY, PA. Phone: Yardley 22.82 General Sheet Metal Work 68 SOUTH MAIN STREET YARDLEY, PA. Phone: Yardley 2975 Phone: Yardley 2955 ARTHUR L. MacDONNELL Plumbing and Heating COLLEGE AVENUE YARDLEY, PA. HARVEY'S SERVICE STATION 150 SOUTH MAIN STREET I-IAIWEY Funmass, Proprietor Phone: Yardley 9997 LOREN MURCHISON 81 CO., INC. NEWARK, N. J. Class Rings, Pins, Commencement Announcements Medals and Trophies I C. B. WINGBRT, Representative MEDFORD LAKES, N. I. CARTEX CORPORATION FOAM RUBBER-Pillows, Mattresses, Chair Cushions LEWIS AVENUE BRISTOL PIKE MORRISVILLE, PA. TOTS TO TEENS Compliments , tl vf arroll's radle '1- 17 AFTON AVENUE Phone: Yardley 3286 THE LINCOLN RESTAURANT LINCOLN HIGHWAY MORRISVILLE, PA. STANDARD PENNANT COMPANY BIG RUN, PA. JEFFERSON CO. MANUFACTURERS OF School Awards, Letters, Emblems, Banners in Felt and Chenille We Feature a Fine Line of Sweaters and jackets ANDY MITCHELL-BRISTOW'S Representative CAMDEN SPORTING GOODS Athletic Equipment and Awards For All Sports 1148 ATLANTIC AVENUE CAMDEN 4, N. 1. Emerson 5-3720 R O Y A L WORLD,S NUMBER ONE TYPEWRITER PRIOR TYPEWRITER COMPANY TRENTON, N. J. Compliments McLAIN SERVICE CORP. TRENTON, N. I. DISTRIBUTORS OF B. F. GOODRIGH PRODUCTS SNYDERS SPORT CENTER 107-09 PERRY STREET TRENTON, N. J. CONRAD'S RADIO 8. TV SERVICE Meeting House Sq. Fallsington, Pa Phone: Morrisville 3622 Expert Repair Service on All Makes 81 Model SALES and INSTALLATIONS RCA Victor - Westinghouse - Philco Zenith - Capehart MORLOU FARMS FALLSINGTON, PA. H ardware, Paints -Qfxlx, . ' X15-', Q! Q.. Y, Housewares, Toys SINCE 212: I8 8 9 Floor Sanders For Rent K E R N S Lionel Trains Phone: 9897 DESIGN and CONSULTING ENGINEERS FALLSINGTON MANUFACTURING CO. Sheet Metal Tools anal Dies Special Sheet Metal Machinery Plant: FALLSINGTON, PA. MORRISVILLE 7297 Compliments of SELLlNGER'S GARAGE MORRISVILLE, PENNA. YARDLEY PHARMACY Compliments of Reliable Prescription PAUL ARATA, Jr. Service BUILDER LUNCHEONETTE Phone: Yardley 2400 We Deliver Yardley 2703 MACKENSEN KENNELS BOARDINC - HEATED KENNELS JACK FOSTEIYS Dog Food 6l1'l0l F'ttT1'LiSl'Li1'lgS 8 Great Dane and Boxer Pups Phone: 2901 Opposite Yardley Golf Course Yardley 2751 Compliments of THE MORRISVILLE BANK Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation MORRISVILLE PENNSYLVANIA PRYOR'S PHARMACY Prescriptions Carefully Compoimclevl Fountain Service Morrisville 7416 BRIDGE ST. MORRISVILLE, PA. PENNSBURY POTTERY Retail Sales At Factory TYBURN ROAD MORRISVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA SHIRTMAKERS - TAILORS - KNox HATS uxlmas wmnlw an :Ast +, ,o nmoven sn TRENTON NEW JERSEY Phone: 2-6033 Compliments of THE OVEN BAKE 121 NORTH BROAD STREET TRENTON, N. 1. Phone: 4-8435 ALBERT E. TVTICKLEWRIGHT MICKLEWRIGHT AND MOUNTFORD Architects 72 EWING STREET TRENTON, NEW JERSEY AMICO SAND 8. GRAVEL CO. A TYBURN ROAD MORRISVILLE, PA. Phone: 7972 Compliments Compliments Of Of CONTINENTAL HOTEL HoMAsoTE coMPANY YARDLEY PA. TEENTON, NEW JERSEY IXELLERS CAFE BRISTOL, PA. LANG and KING JAMBOREE SUPER MARKETS . . Televzston Complete Self-Service Foods Philco - Admiral - G-E. 'Guaranteed Qualityn Complete Line of Hotpoint Appliances Philco Refrigerators YARDLEY, P MQRRISVILLE, PA. We'll Sell the Best and Service the Rest Phone: Yardley 3002 Compliments of WIEGAND'S 59? to ss.oo STORE 17 WEST STATE STREET NEWTOWN, PA. SUCCESS AND BEST WISHES TO THE SENIOR CLASS FROM HOLIDAY INN 2 MILES WEST OF MORRISVILLE, PA. C. S. WETHERILL, INC. Lumber Millwork LOUIS C. LEEDOM Lumber - Building Materials Hardware Lucas Paints - Insulation Insulation ROOf1'Lg All Materials Stored Under Cover GREEN LANE and HIGHWAY HE I ,, VERYTHING To BUILD ANYTHING BRISTOL, PA. Phone: 7863 Yardley 3121 and 2961 Compliments FORMICA Top ThatAre Tops LINOLEUM Of JAY BEE COMPANY GEORGE MacKISSIC Atlantic Service Custom Maale SINK and COUNTER Tops I. M. BAHBLKA Phone: Morrisville 3664 RIVER ROAD AT YARDLEY BRIDGE R. D. 1, YARDLEY, PA. LOUCKS AND SONS Authorized Distributor GENERAL ELECTRIC Automatic Heating - Air Conditioning Commercial Refrigeration 113 SOUTH WARREN STREET TRENTON 9, N. Telephone: 3-2441 W B U D Congratulations to the Sports News CLASS OF 752 I Music 1490 On Your Dial MORRISVILLE, PA. EVE'S SHOPPE 69 N. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE MORRISVILLE, PA. Phone: 2143 Compliments of Compliments of ROBERTSON TALONE'S GULF SERVICE MANUFACTURING COMPANY 111 W. BRIDGE STREET MORRISVILLE, PA. MORRISVILLE PENNSYLVANIA Phone: 7648 J. ALLEN HOOPER HUNT'S STATIONERY AND rov stone FUNERAL DIRECTOR Stationery - Greeting Carols - Toys 18 EAST BRIDGE STREET M ORRISVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA MORRISVILLE PENNSYLVANIA SHAW'S JEWELRY THE HOME or HAMILTON WATCHES Watch anal lewelry Repairing The Best in Diamonds and Jewelry Rogers and Community Silverware 9 E. AFTON AVE., YARDLEY, PA. Phone: Yardley 3130 HOOPER'S PAINTS s sourn WARREN STREET TRENTON, NEW JERSEY Phone: 6-8228 Free Parking Free Delivery A. W. GILL 8. COMPANY 114 E. HANOVER STREET TRENTON, N. 1. OFFICE SUPPLIES and EQUIPMENT Telephones: 5-6277-8-9 Compliments of JOSEPH C. WINDER Insurance Service FALLSINCTON, PA. Phone: Morrisville 3640 ALBERT E. KELLETT UNITY FRANKFORD STORES Fresh Meats - Frozen Foods Groceries - Produce YARDLEY and LOCUST AVENUE FALLSINGTON Phone: Morrisville 5461 J. S. FOOSE SELF SERVICE MARKET 'Meats - Produce - Groceries Frozen Foods 353 WEST BRIDGE STREET MORRISVILLE, PA. Phone: 5597-9887 Phone: 7567 Television - Appliances RCA - Philco - Kelvinator - Youngstown Norge - ABC Washers - Refrigerators - Ranges L 8. G ELECTRIC CO. 33 E. BRIDGE ST. MORRISVILLE WE ALWAYS SELL EOR LESS TAIL GATE DINER U. S. HIGHWAY 1 Between MORRISVILLE and PENNDEL Langhorne 9938 MARA'S MOBILE SERVICE Your Neighborhood Mobile Dealer OAK LANE U. S. No. l FALLSINCTON, PA. Phone: Morrisville 9895 J. D. KELLETT Plumbing - Heating Installation Service - Iobbing Myers Pump Sales and Service 24 HOUR SERVICE Repairs on All Make Pumps LOCUST AVE. FALLSINCTON, PA. Morrisville 3532 MORRISVILLE DELICATESSEN l 18 BRIDGE STREET LINCOLN GARAGE ON THE LINCOLN HIGHWAY Salads Cold Cuts Groceries MORRISVILLE Imported Meats and Groceries Omce: 9872 Frozen Foods Fresh Oysters FALLSINGTON MORRISVILLE, PA. Phone: 5568 Residence: 7347 You can pay more- o,BoYl-ES But you can't buy better ICE CREAM BRISTOL FORD COMPANY LUNCH BEAVER and PROSPECT STREETS COpposite Post Oflicej RT. 13 and GREEN LANE BRISTOL, PENNSYLVANIA BRISTOL, PA. Phone: Bristol 3339 Phone: 3882 VOGUE CLEANERS 8. DYERS C0mPlime fS No Service Too Little Nor Too Big of 15 East Bridge St. 807 E. State Street Morrisville, Pa. Trenton, N. Phone: 7856 Phone: 4-0979 Leaders in Cleaning and Dyeing Specializers in quick service Eflicient Delivery Service Laundry - Shirts SIMPSON CHEVROLET CAt Delaware River Bridge Approachj CYouE CHEVROLET DEALEED 222 EAST BRIDGE STREET MORRISVILLE, PA. BURNS' PHARMACY Better Health Thru Better Pharmacy PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE and UNION STREET Morrisville 5585 'EDWARD C. HILLBORN UNITY FEANKFORD STORES Fresh Meats - Frozen Foods Groceries - Produce EMILIE Bristol 818 Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Adams George F. Barnes . Mr. and Mrs. William Bennis Mr. and Mrs. Warren Bietsch Mr. and Mrs. John R. Bixler Mr. and Mrs. Harry R. Bradley Mr. and Mrs. Israel Bray Joseph E. Buck Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Dansbury Mr. and Mrs. George H. Detweiler Mr. and Mrsfliliaude Ditzler Mr. and Mrs. James P. Doheny George Dougherty Mrs. Almeda Francis A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Gade William S. Glatz Mr. and Mrs. Arthur G. Grimley Richard A. Grimley Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hackman Richard Hahn John P. Hansen Mr. and Mrs. William R. Harding William Heize Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Hill Harry Hoffman Mrs. Frances Hunt Mr. and Mrs. William Kemble Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Kirby Mrs. Elizabeth Leonard Mrs. B. Stanley Mason John A. Mazza Mr. and Mrs. H. P. McGee Mrs. Leona McIntyre Philip Messina Henry O'Brien Ralph Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Henry Scheese Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Smiley Mr. and Mrs. Ronald G. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Nathan P. Tigar Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. Tomlinson Edward Vaughn Everything for Sports BUY QUALITY AT MAYHAM AND SILVERS, In THE SPALDING Sponr SHOP 15 N. WARREN ST. TRENTON, N. J. PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION Courses in Accountancy - Journalism - Secretarial Science Commercial Teaching - Business Administration C. Medical Secretarial - Social Secretarial - Finance B.S. and A.A. Degrees Catalogue Free on Request RIDER COLLEGE FOUNDED 1865 TRENTON, N J . Best Wishes PENNSBURY GRADUATES GEORGE CASE'S SPORT CENTER 121 EAST HANOVER STREET Trenton 4-5 5 40 ETON BOYS' SHOP 15 NORTH BROAD STREET TRENTON, NEW JERSEY BUSINESS PATRONS GEORGE K. BALDERSTON Dealer in Beef, Veal, Pork and Poultry NEWTOWN, PA. BEATRICE SHOPPE Women's Apparel Open Friday Evening 13 E. BRIDGE STREET, MORRISVILLE, PA THE DOG HOUSE Charcoal Broiled Hamburgers Dogs - Steaks - Sausages RIVER ROAD, JERSEY SIDE GRIM, CADWALLADER 8: DARLINGTON Law Offices 12 S. MAIN STREET, YARDLEY, PA. Phone: Yardley 2931 ERNIE'S REVERE GRILL RIVER ROAD TRENTON, NEW JERSEY GEORGE D. HACKETT 8. SONS 23 S. MAIN STREET YARDLEY, PA. LUCY A. HARPER AGENCY Insurance 87 SOUTH MAIN STREET Phone: Yardley 2795 HEAVENER'S GARAGE 81 MACHINE SHOP General Repairs and Machine Shop Gas and Electric Welding Fallsington, Pa. - Phone: Morrisville 3648 KEYSTONE CABINS AMOCO SERVICE STATION Lincoln Highway, Nlorrisville, Pa. N. Ronkin, Proprietor B. STANLEY MASON Painting E-7 Decorating BELL AVE., YARDLEY Phone: Yardley 2416 NICAULEY CORNER STORE YARDLEY AVENUE FALLSINGTON, PA. Phone: Morrisville 5491 MIKE'S AUTO SERVICE 111-113 W. BRIDGE STREET MORRISVILLE, PA. Phones: 3196 and 5571 J. J. RESO, .IEWELERS 11 E. BRIDGE STREET MORRISVILLE, PA. Phone: 3286 SHELLOCK SALES 81 ERECTING CO. Steel Lockers and Shelving 36 General Greene Avenue, Trenton, N. I. Phone: Trenton, 4-5846 STANDARD AUTO PARTS 513 BATH STREET, BRISTOL, PA. Phone: Bristol 3388 YARDLEY CLEANERS Corner MAIN ST. and LETCHWORTH AVE Jos HARVEY, Proprietor Phone: Yardley 2560 YARDLEY DRESS SHOP 19 EAST AFTON AVENUE YARDLEY, PA. Phone: 3158 The Yearbook Staff wishes to thank all persons who had any part in preparing this Yearbook for publication. Especial Commendation is accorded to Mr. I. Rubin, Sarony Studios, who took all senior portraits, to I-1. G. Roebuck 8: Son, who printed this Yearbookg and to all patrons and advertisers who helped finance this Yearbook. 7 1 1 ik E ! 15. I N UE aw 9 ff 1 5 'Y Y , nr .-v ur n ' A - 7 ' A10 J 1 Q ' ' Ap gi 1,gQ 4-.gi..'pg,g gg4. Lgf L,g...p- 1 f? Y ,Q h , iii Q .2 ,X ,-