Pennsbury High School - Pennsman Yearbook (Fairless Hills, PA)
- Class of 1953
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'N ' ,.'v Wx ' L Fublislzcd by the students vf PENN BURY HIGH UHIHIL I ? , J LORING BIXLER, victor for the presi- dency of Student Council of 1952-53, is shown delivering his c a mpaig n speech. With all the fanfare of na- tional elections, various political parties each May vie against each other to capture the coveted status of ruling group. PHILOMENA PINELLI gives her all as she addresses the Class of 1952. She was among the speakers who for the first time last year were selected on a competitive basis to speak at the Com- mencement exercises. Previously, the two top ranking students had always been asked to serve as graduation speakers. YARIILEY PENN YLVA IA VERAL MEMBERS of the freshman SE ' f rthcoming assem- class practice for a o bly program. 3T ,r 'Qfffo if -1 ?' ,id--ix ' I aks U S Steel Company ofiicia , spe EACH SPRING an activities banquet h a 's sponsored by the Parent-Teac ers I Association in honor of the students ' ' 'ous who have been outstanding in van ctivities throughout the year. school a X MR. MILLER, . . at the unveiling ceremony of the William Penn ' l b the statue which was given to the schoo y Fairless Works. x X S HOMEROOM 7-2 is saluting the flag during daily opening exercises, which occurred for them this year at 1:10 P.M. because of double sessions. Y Q .7t's Sasy to l3cmembrr . If one will pause to meditate during a busy day in school, it will become amazingly apparent to him in how many respects the different phases of school life could with the aid of a bountiful imagination be set to music. The tenor of some classes, of some activities, could lend themselves very readily to the jubilant strains of a triumphal marchg that of others, to the sombre chords of a Russian dirge. Without exception in the course of a year in all areas will be struck, of course, some sour notes, for to some pupils the concise laws of the sciences and the appreciative vision required by the arts only become cacophanous. For the majority of students, however, high school will end with a thunderous finale similar to that in which an orchestra breaks after a turbulent overture. May the cascade of rolling notes, dynamic, ever changing, driving relentlessly onward over every obstacle to form a great Q , musical compositibn interpret Pennsbury as one of the finest schools extant - a monu- ment to man's efforts for a better world, if not in this generation, in the generations to come! 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V, I iq xxi ASSISTANT SUPERIN TEN DEN TS William In. graham and Robert Hubbard, who are in charge of all business details, plan additional bus routes to take care of the students moving into the Levittown and Fairless Hills sections. A good school begins with its faculty. Again Pennsbury proves the rule. The staff at Pennsbury is competent and quali- fied for the many tasks that confront them. These men and women have proven their assets over and over again. We at Pennsbury are fortunate to have their guidance, for, besides their ability to teach, they have other helpful qualities. They have human under- .. . . . . f standing a spirit of friendliness, an appreciation o l the opportunities of the present and of the future, and an eagerness to imp we can go forward. Because of the increasing rate with which stu- dents are coming into the high school fin September - ' h d ' ed to the enrollment was 750, in March it ai lump had to take place in the staff. art these things to us so that 9935, changes have F' teachers had to be added. Two others had to ive be shifted to other responsibilities, the fulfillment of which demanded additional personnel. In addition, bl ' ns had following the Christmas holidays dou e sessio to be instituted for grades 7 and 8. Without excep- ' h ' all administrators and instructors have met t e tion, . challenge so that a full school program is progressing smoothly and any inconvenience resulting from half- h f lt hedules has been a problem for t e acu y day sc rather than for the student body. attention to a proble impartial handling. CHECKING OVER schedules and attendance lists are Assistant Principals Joseph W. Rohrbaugh and Stanley Bcuchler. 2 n . PENNSBURY'S PRINCIPAL Richard Currier strikes a familiar pose as he gives unhurried m that will receive his famed hai SCHOOI . . . S . 4 4 'I . 1 .. . X A Ar WEN 7 . . . , ' -1 v Q22-gt' Q, ,V MEMBERS OF the Parent-Teachers Association Executive Committee are shown discussing plans for raising additional scholarship funds. Left to right, they include Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Bledsoe, Mrs. Kafes, Mrs. Wright, Mr. W. Ringler, Mr. C. Clark, and Mr. H. Ellis. Er'or V011 fU0l16,'. GUIDANCE DIRECTOR M. Dwyer gives advice on college choice to Lois Cobb and Anthony Ragolia. DOING a little harmonizing after hours are these mem- bers of the music depart- ment: A. Wolfe, A. Webster, and J. Sturrock. W. COOPER, recently appointed chair- man of the English department, chats with Dr. E. Wilson, professor at Rider College, who spoke to the English teachers in January on Speech Im- provement in the High School. New English instructors, R. Shepherd and 'saw' V , ,, 1g,f.1.11.1 Q, , TALKING OVER the course of study in home decoration are M. Uhler fchairmanj and J. Torongo, of the home eco- nomics department. A. D'Angelo, listen interestedly to the discussion. H. RUFF, s c h o ol nurse, checks one of the first aid kits which are now required ,-my .Lfeiwf I f in the dining room and sci- BIICE YOOIBS. GRADE 8 faculty members gather in one of their customary semi-weekly grade level meetings to discuss some problems, connected with Core Curricu- W BACHMAN fchairman of Grade 9 faculty lum. Left to right: A. Donzanti, B. Brenner, J. Farese, M. Kelly fchairmanl, ' ' J. Torongo, J. Henry, H. Rump, and W, Kile, talks to A. Krespach fchairman of the mathe- matics departmentj about the freshman math program. ART DEPARTMENT instructors J. 'Good and J. Stroup Kchairmanj inspect a student's mas- terpiece. . Shih: LOOKING OVER some forms to be used in the new Work-Experi- ence program, enrollees in which attend school part time and work part time, are P. Rankin fchair- manj, J. Mazzone, and K. Vella of the business education depart- ment. A INTENT UPON the instruction in operating the new film strip projector, as given by Librarian W. Ringler, are language teachers B. Nielsen, F. Taylor, H. Hill, W. Cooper, I. Creagmile fchairman of the English department until February when she became guidance counselor for grades 7, 8, and 91, E. Carfagno fchair- man of the foreign language departmentj, and D. Sherman. ,JY N is MECHANICAL ARTS instructors D. Davis and T. Greene Qchairmanj ready for operation one of the many pieces of equipment in the shop. LISTENING TO G. Jarmoska, recently appointed Director of Athletics, are physical education teachers J. Hasney, J. Egli, R. Hoffman, and J. Gavin. ff ,, -.,. 5f:1g1,y, :fr 'Q'1Zii5'fi, gf v REGIONAL SUPERINTENDENT M. Bair dictates to secretaries M. Hughes and N. McIntyre in his office, while L. Rock and N. Bixler are busy handling the adding machine and telephone, respectively. WamicJul Wards THE GRADE 7 Faculty await several parents whom they have called to the school to discuss some children having problems. L. to R., they include B. Brenner, E. Jakob, J. Good, C. Baldwin, H. Hubbard Qchair- manj, G. Barsky, and E. Hamilton. .V V s4l5m.:,.m . W : QSM: S , ie ' ' . 1 .. e h '- 1' Es? f ' Z - ff r 3 f'T 'f ' I 1 ei 2 , QQ: ' ' 1 ' f- A B. SMITH is about to make an an- f - V ,, M TQ' nouncement over the intercommunica- W, L ' Q if : tions system as E. Cordwell, secretary 3 I 2 4 - to Mr. Currier, checks some data at ' ' A ei 1 her desk in the main ofiice. e. M. iw , '- -, - . '.., 1 ' W 1 ,,,'. M' K ' INSPECTING a rare specimen in the bo- tanical laboratory of the science department are E. Krespach fchairmanj, D. Henry, J. Henry, H. Seidel, C. Baldwin, and F. Debias. SOCIAL STUDIES instructors, H. Hill and T. Kirby fchairmanl, look over new reference material for their department. 1 I , 1 Egegug . 1 ' i l Aejki fi To the tum: af 112701147 X and Kircumsfazfcf' . ...-3' THE SENIOR class officers meet to discuss the agenda for a forthcoming class meeting. Listening to Secretary Wilma Hume are President Anthony Mazzocchi, Vice-presi- dent Anthony Fergione, and Treasurer Dan chapla. MEMBERS OF the Candy Sales Committee, S. Noble, D. Kellett fco-chairmanj, J. Dorland, and L. Cobb fco- chairmanj, are shown arranging candy at one of the basketball games. Proceeds of the venture went into the senior class treasury. ,ae- 1' W 'ls I 5 As! ' I , W A K V. . VI. 5. SENIORS RELAX in Room 107 to the tune of ice cream and cider at the annual homeroom Christmas party. DONALD S. ARLETH R. D. HZ, Lincoln Highway, Langhorne, Pennsylvania exnuckysr Boys' Athletics Club, 9, 10, William Penn Club, 11, Swimming, Il Football, 12g Spectator Sports Club, 12. Ambition-Undecided. VIRGINIA MAE BARNHILL Yardley Avenue, Fallsington, Pennsylvania Ginny Library Club, 99 Sports Nite, 9, 10, 115 Service. Corps, 10g Photog raphy Club, 103 Dramatics Club, 115 Junior Play Qdirectorjg Pvrmx man, 123 Senior Play fdirectorjg Science Fair, 10, 11 Qlionorabl mentionl. Ambition-Nurse. BARBARA ANN BENNETT Woodside,.Pennsylvania Spider Basketball, 9, Sports Nite, 115 Arts and Crafts Club, 10, llg junior Play lsceneryl, Arts Club, 123 Senior Ball Qsceneryjg Senior Play Qsceneryl. Ambilion-To retire. BENNY M. BISHOP 216 Coventry Road, Fairless Hills, Pennsylvania Little Gangster East McKecspor!, Pcwnsylvania: Football, 9, 10, 115 Baseball, 9, 10 Pennsbury: Football, 12, Dancing Club, 12 fprcsidentj. Ambition- Pro Golfer. LORING C. BIXLER Wendover Road, Riverglenn, Yardley, Pennsylvania Unixli Trrnlon, New jersey: Track, 9, 105 Chorus, 9, Patrol, 9, Class, 9 ftreasurerj . Pennsbury: Track, 11, 12, Chorus, 11, 12, Football, 115 Dancing Club, 11, 123 junior Play, Senior Ball, Senior Playg Student Council, 12 fpresidentj. Ambiiion-Artist. ARTHUR W. BLEDSOE Central Drive, Makefield Manor, Yardley, Pennsylvania C!Art,, Baldwin, Pillsburgb, Prnusylrarlia: Band, Orchestra, Pennsylvania State Band, 10, Track, 10, Chess Club, 10, Debating Society, 105 Biology Club, 10. Pennsbury: Dancing Club, 11, 12g Track, 12g Intramurals, 125 Junior Promg Basketball, 11. Ambition-Lawyer. SHIRLEY ANN BOHN Woodside Road, R. D., Yardley, Pennsylvania Shorty Chorus, 9, 11g Library Assistant, 9g Arts and Crafts Club, 10, 125 Service Corps, 10, Pennsburian, 11. Ambilion-Artist. WILLIAM F. BOWMAN Tyburn Road, Morrisville, R. D. 1121, Pennsylvania Bill Baseball, 9, 10, 11, 12g Boys' Athletics Club, 9, 105 Spectator Sports Club, 11, 12, Sports Nite, 11. Ambition-Undecided. RAYMOND G. BRAY Fallsington, Pennsylvania 1 llnubsil Football, 9, 10, Basketball, 9, 10, 11, 123 Baseball, 9 Qcaptainj, 10 fcaptainj, 11, 125 Spectator Sports, 11, Class, 10 fprcsidcntj, 11 vice-presidentj. Ambition-Pro Baseball. HAROLD BRIGGS Penn Valley Road, Morrisville, R. D. -72-51, Pennsylvania Rebel Football, 9, 10, 11, Basketball, 10, 11, 125 Baseball, 10, 115 Class, 10 Qpresidentj, 11 Cpresidentj. Ambition-Undecided. BETTY RUTH BROWN Box 84, Woodside, Pennsylvania Smiles Sports Nite, 9, 10, 11, 125 Basketball Club, 9, Arts and Crafts Club, 10, 115 Junior Play, Art Club, 12, Senior Play. Ambition-To attend Art School. PAULINE BYERS Oxford Avenue, Tullyfown, Pennsylvania Paul Chorus, 9, 10, 11, 12, Art Club, 9, Sports Nite, 10, 11, Color Guard I 11, 125 Sub-Deb Club, 11, Dancing Club, 12. Ambition-To attend Tullytown Tech. DANIEL B. CHAPLA 545 Austin Drive, Fairless Hills, Pennsylvania reniggern St. Mury's High, Lorraiu, Ohio: Football, 9, 10, 11, Basketball, 9, Glee Club, 10, ll, Dancing Club, 10, Class, 9, ll ftreasurerj. Pennsbury: Dancing Club, 12, Class 12 Qtrcasurcrj. Ambition- Naval Oflicer or Lavniyer. FRANK CINGEL 128 West Trenton Avenue, Morrisville, Pennsylvania Frank Photography Club, 9, Plastic Arts Club, 10, Track, 10, Williaxn Penn Club, ll. Ambiliou-Mechanical Engineer. LOIS JANE COBB 1 Fairway Drive, Yardley, Pennsylvania !lLois!Y Brenlwoozl Higb, Pittsburgh, Pl'fIl1.Yj'll'l1Illd? junior Choir, 9, Y-Teens, 9, 10 Cpresidentj, Girls' Chorus, 10, Ensemble, ll, Activities Play, F' 11 lstudent directorj, Newspaper, 11. Pelmsbury: junior Play, A Cappella Choir, 12, junior Prom, Phila- delphia Suburban Chorus, ll, Chorus, 12, Senior Ball, Senior Play, Canteen Committee, PEIIIISIHUII fart editorj. Ambition--Commercial Artist. MARY DOROTHY CORSO 45 Soutb Bell Avenue, Yardley, Pennsylvania lfnotll Dancing Club, 10, 12, Physical Education Club, 14, Sub-Deb Club, ll, Junior Play, Swimming, 11, Senior Play. Ambition-To graduate. YVONNE CULIBERG 319 Austin Drive, Fairless Hills, Pennsylvania Yvonne Sbarpsburg High, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania: Basketball, 9, 10, II, Volley Ball, 9, 10, ll, Drama Club, 9, School Paper, 9 feditor-in- chiefj, Class, 9 fpresidentj, 10 ftreasurerjg Math Club, 9, History Club, 9 Csecretaryj, ll, Science Club, 9, Chorus, 9, 10, 11, Spanish Club, 11, English Club, ll, Arts and Crafts Club, ll, Play, 11 Qjunior directory. Prnnsbury: Arts and Crafts Club, 12, Senior Play. Aml1i!ion-Com- mercial Artist. ROBERTA CURLEY 19 Morgan Avenue, Yardley, Pennsylvania Bert Cheerleading, 9, 10, 11, 12 fco captainlg Chorus, 9, Sports Nite, 10, 11, 12, junior Prom, Senior Ball. Ambition-Undecided. CAROL MAE CURTIN Oak Lane Avenue, Fallsington, Pennsylvania Carol Majorette, 9, 10, 11, Head Band Majorette, 12, Dramatics Club, 9, 11, Basketball, 9, Chorus, 9, 10, 11, 12, Honor Society, 11, 12, Junior Play, Canteen Committee, 11, Junior Prom, Senior Play, Senior Ball, Pcnnsman Cfaculty editorj. Ambition-To attend college. ALICE EMMA DE COU 242 West Trenton Avenue, Morrisville, Pennsylvania trlammyss Chorus, 9, 10, ll, 12, Drama Club, 9, 11, Service Corps, 10, Major- ette, 10, 11, 12, Junior Play, Bucks County Chorus, 11, Honor Society, 11, 12, Pemnman, 12, Senior'Play. Ambition-Nurse. PATSY ANN DILLIPLANE K 11 Irving Avenue, Yardley, Pennsylvania Clpatn Chorus, 9, 10, ll, 12, Physical Education Club, 9, 10, Dancing Club, 11, Junior Play, Senior Play, Baseball, 12, Senior Ball' Art ' Club, 12. Ambition-Undecided. ' , Iss A ,D 'A '.., if , Ji if ...Zyl ,K DOMENIC DI ROSA Bordentown Road, Morrisville, Pennsylvania Nick Chorus, 9, 10, 115 Boys' Athletics Club, 9, 105 Spectator Spo .12 lpresidentj. Ambiliarr-Undecided. DONALD H. P. DOHENY Hulrneville Road, Fallsington, Pennsylvania !lDoc!! Football, 9, 10, 11, 12, Basketball, 9, 10, 115 Baseball, 9, 105 Track, 10, 11 lcaptainjg Dancing Club, 10, 11 12, Chorus 9, 10, 11, 125 Plastic Arts Club, 93 junior Play, junior Prom, Senior Play, Sports Nite, 9 fcaptainj. Ambition-Carpenter. JANICE LYNN DORLAND 304 Austin Drive, Fairless Hills, Pensylvania QQ-Ian!! Horace Mann High, Gary, Imliana: Girls' Club Chorus, 9, rts Club, 10, 11, Mikado, 95 Christmas Pageant, 9, 10g Sophomore Playg National junior Honor Society, 10 fvice-presidentjg Spanish Club, Future Teachers of America, 10, 113 Junior Play. 10, 11, Prnnsbury: Dancing Club, 123 Senior Play, Senior Ball. Ambition- Undecided. SHIRLEY DOTTS 320 Doane Road, Fairless Hills, Pennsylvania Shirley Burns Innior High, Fairmont, Wrsl Virginia: Red Cross, 9 fsecre- tarylg Oilice Helper, 9, Class, 9 fsecretarybg Math Award. Wrst High, Fairmont, West Virginia: Red Cross, 10. Mom-sra High, Monessa, Peimsyltfania: First Aid, 123 Otiice Person- ality, 12. Pemisbury: Arts and Crafts Club, 12. Ambiiion-Private secretary. MARGUERITE PHOEBE DOUGHERTY 30 College Avenue, Yardley, Pennsylvania uMal,gon Girls' Athletic Club, 9, llg Dance Committee, 95 Basketball, 93 Chorus, 95 Softball, 10, 12, Dancing Club, 11, 123 Senior Playg Senior Ball. Ambition-Secretary. ROBERTA MARIE DURANTE Brown Street, Tullytown, Pennsylvania Rnertfi Student Council, 9, 10, 11, 125 Basketball, 9, Dancing Club, 9, 10, 11, Chorus, 93 Sports Nite, 9, 10, 11, 12g junior Promg Junior Play: Senior Ball, Senior Play, Journalism Club, 125 Curtis Drive, 12 Qassistant managerj. Ambition-journalist. JOHN VAN ELLIS Twin Circle Court, Makefield Manor, Yardley, Pennsylvania Sticks Football, 9, 10, 11, 12, Boys' Athletics Club, 9, 105 Track, 11, 12 'Photography Club, 95 William Penn Club, 11: Dancing Club, 12 unior Prom Junior Play Swimming Club' Sports Nite' Chorus I J . : , . 129 Senior Ball, Senior Play. Ambition-To attend college. ANTHONY LOUIS FERGIONE R. D. 422 Langhorne, Pennsylvania , Tony, the Kid Football, 105 Baseball, 10, 11, 12, Class, 12 fvice-presidentl. Am- bition-To have a lot of money and girls. LOIS JOAN FLEISCH 110 Andover Road, Fairless Hills, Pennsylvania Flashie 'T-C , --e Student Council, 9, 105 Chorus, 9, 105 Pennsman, 10g Sophomore Finial-: Play, Sports Nite, 11, Publicity Club, 10, ll, 12, Nurse's Aide : ' if 12, junior Play fprompterjg Junior Prom, Senior Play fstudent X directotlg Senior Ball. Ambilion-Nurse. 1-vs-v'4 ' I5 95 N N LEE E. FORSYTHE. Woodside, Pennsylvania lfmzzi, Band, 8, 9, 10, 11, 125 Track, 11. Ambiiian-Forest Ranger. PATRICIA ANN FRANCIS 32 Maple Avenue, Yardley, Pennsylvania Ilpatll Dancing Club, 9, 10, ll, Cheerleader, 93 Athletic Club, 9g Swim- ming Team, 11, 12, Service Corps, 10, Library Club, 93 Senior Play3 Senior Ball3 junior Play. Ambition-Undecided. THERESA FRANCIS GORKO ' 24 Lookover Lane, Yardley, Pennsylvania wrerryn Sports Nite, 9, 10, 113 Pcnnsman, 9, 11, 12: Library Club, 9 fpresi- dentjg Chorus, 10, 11, 12, Dancing Club, 103 Junior Play3 Honor Society, 11, 121 Senior Play3 Senior Ball3 Pltilaclelpliia Music Festival. Ambifion-Stenographer. CHRIS GRIFFIN Edgewood and Makelield Roads, Yardley, Pennsylvania Chris -Baseball, 9, 10, 11, 12, Prnnsburirm, 12 Qeditorj. Ambilion-To sec the world. RICHARD E. GUZIKOWSKI Woodside, Pennsylvania Dick Dancing Club, 9, 11, 12, Boys' Athletics Club, 103 Junior Playg Senior Play3 Class, 9 fsecretaryj. Ambition-Undecided. JOHN C. HAAS 301 Trenton Road, Fairless Hills, Pennsylvania l1Gusll Tollrslon High, Gary, Indiana: Social Club, 9, 103 Art Club, 103 Baseball, 103 Class, 9 ftreasurerj. Brisfol High, Bristol, Pmnsyliwnia: International Club, 11 Qvice- presidentjg Baseball, 11: Wrestling, 11. Ambition-Architectural engineer. AUDREY LEE HARROP R. D., Yardley, Pennsylvania uAudyn Physical Education Club, 9, 103 Chorus, 9, 103 Sub-Deb Club3 Junior Playg Cheerleading Club fsecretary and treasurerjg Senior Ballg Senior Play. Ambilion-Undecided. CAROL ANN HILLMEYER 29 Nortb Delaware Avenue, Yardley, Pennsylvania ::Hillyss Swimming Team, 11, 12, Dancing Club, 123 Girls' Athletic Club 103 Pennsman, 10, 113 Senior Ball3 Senior Pliyj junior Play. Ambi lion-To graduate. JOANNE HOPKINS 203 Andover Road, I-'airless Hills, Pennsylvania QIJOUY Wllhflllbllfg Higb, Wilkrllsbilrg, Pulnlsylrarliur A Cappella Clioir, 9g Latin Club, 9 ftreasurerJ3 Homeroom Treasurer, 93 National Junior Honor Society, 93 Chorus, 103 Quotation Squad, IOQ Yearbook, 10. Pfllllidlllfjli Drama Club, ll, Junior Play3 Junior PFOITIQ PUIIIISIIIIIII, uc 12 fclasses editorjg Curtis Drive, 12 fassistant managcrJ3 Senior O Play3 Homeroom, 12 Qvice-presidentjg Senior Ballg Squad Leader, 11, ' H Student Council, 12 Qsccretaryj. Ambition-To write a good horror ' g ufcarm a Pcunsbury: Dancing Club, 12, Canteen Committee, 12, Senior Play. Q ELIZABETH LOUISE HUBERT 6 Leicbwortb Avenue, Yardley, Pennsylvania Q 1lLiz!! Class, 9, 10 lsecretarylg Cheerleaders, 9, 10, ll, I2 Cco-captainjg junior Play, Junior Promg Honor Society, ll, 12. Ambifiorx-Private secretary. - WILMA HUME R. D. -ffl, Wbeatxbeaf Road, Morrisville, Pennsylvania Wilma Class, 10, ll, 12 lsecretaryjg Sports Nite, 10, 113 Student Council, llg Dancing Club, 115 Pennsburian, 12, Chorus, 9, ll, 12. Ambition -To get married. ANNE HUNTER 108 Pennsylvania Avenue, Yardley, Pennsylvania ' 5 3' Annie V i r Hockey, 9, 10, 11, 123 Basketball, 9, 10, 11, 12: Sports Nite, 9, 10, . A ll, 125 Pennxman, ll,, 125 Athletic Council Leaders Club, 12, Junior 5 I Play: ,lunior Prom. Ambition-Softball. 1 V, in-:Y 7 JANE JONES y .1n,nn f Fallsington, Pennsylvania Jones, Goalie . Hockey, ll, Softball, llg Basketball, ll Cmanagerjg junior Play: ff S Junior Promg Leadership Club, 125 Peunsman, 11, 125 Senior Ball, 11 Senior Play. Ambition-Comptometer operator. ' SARAH JONES Old Lincoln Highway, Fallsington, Pennsylvania Ilsisif Library Club, 9, Service Corps, 10, Sub-Deb Club, 11, junior Promg Senior Ball. Ambition-To get- married. WILLIAM OWEN KAFES West Trenton Avenue, Morrisville, Pennsylvania Bill Pennsman, 10, ll, 12 fphotographyjg junior Playg I-Ionor Society, ll, 12, Senior Ball. Ambition-To attend college. DOROTHY ADELE KELLETT Locust Lane, Fallsington, Peensylvania lQDot,l Chorus, 9, 10, ll, 12, Basketball, 9, 11, 12g Cheerleader, 95 Varsity Club, 10g Hockey, 10, ll, 123 Softball, 10, ll, 12, Dancing Club, 10, 115 Color Guard, 10, ll, Dance Band, 109 Junior Playg Junior Promg Pennsman, 12 lactivities editorjg Leaders' Club 12g Curtis Drive,-11 fco-chairmanjg Senior Play, Senior Ball. Ambilion-- Physical education teacher. MARIE T. H. KELLETT Locust Lane, Fallsington, Pennsylvania Rea Rec Girls' Athletics Club, 9, 105 Hockey, 9, 10, ll fmanagerj, 123 Pennslmrian, 113 junior Playg Junior Prom: Student Council, 12: Baseball, ll, 12 fmanagerjg Pennsman, 125 Senior Ball, Senior Play, Leaders' Club, 12. Ambition-Secretary. N 'al fl , UZQX , l ,f 4, W Same of Zflfese Days f V V I 1 . 'X sf? wolf .1 E p , CHARLES EDWARD MICHAEL KRAJACK 229 Austin Drive, Fairless Hills, Pennsylvania Chuck Por! Vue High: Basketball, 9, Football, 10, Band, 9, 10, Chorus, 9 Hi-Y Club, 9, 10. Pennsbury: Band, 11, Orchestra, 11, junior Play, Chef's Club, 11 Pennsman, 12, Basketball, 12 fmanagerj. Ambition-Business exec- utive. VERONIKA KRUEGER Fallsington, Pennsylvania Ronnie Chorus, 9, 10, Hockey, 10, 11, Basketball, 9, Class, 11 ftreasurerlg Student Council, 12, Dance Band, 10, Color Guard, 10, Cheer- leader, 11, Dancing Club, 10, Sub-Deb Club, 11, Leaders' Club, 12, Sports Nite Qclass captainj, ll, Senior Play. Ambition-Physical Education Teacher. JOHN K. LEE, JR. 335 Austin Drive, Fairless Hills, Pennsylvania ClJackD Prom Higb, Utab: Forensic Club 11, Freshman Class Play. Pennsbury: Student Council, 12, Curtis Drive, 12 Qbusiness managerj. Am bition-Undecided. JOSEPHINE LEPRO 20 Fawn Lane, Levittown, Pennsylvania ee-Iosiess Hvmpsleazl High School, Long Island, N. Y.: Softball, 9, Sketch Club, 9, 10, Dance Club, 10. Pelmsbury: Softball, 12, Dance Club, 12, Senior Play, Senior Ball, Sports Nite, 12. Ambition-Secretary. LEON FRANK MAREK, JR. R. D. IIISZ, Langhorne, Pennsylvania Ill'-eo!! Boys' Chorus, Boys' Athletic Club, 9, Baseball, 10, Spectator Sports Club, 11, William Penn Club, 11, Dancing Club, 12. Ambition-To graduate. THEODORE A. MARKS 210 Arborlea Avenue, Morrisville, Pennsylvania lQTed!7 Football, 9, Basketball, 9, 10, ll, 12, Orchestra 9, 10, Band, 9, 10, Varsity Club, 10, Pcnnsburian, 11, junior Play, junior Prom, Danc- ing Club, 12, Senior Ball, Senior Play. Ambition-To get married. GERALD E. MARSHALL, JR. 227 Chelsea Road, Fairless Hills, Pennsylvania ujerrysa Donora Higb, Pillsburglz, Pennsylvania: Class, 9 Qtreasurerj. Pcnnsbury: Checkers Club, 11, Technicians' Club, 12. Ambition- Draftsman. TONY MAZZOCCHI Cbeston and Levitt Streets, Tullytown, Pennsylvania Mud Sucker Football, 9, 10, 11, 12, Basketball, 9, 10, ll, 12, Baseball, 9, Track SEN1 on. 11, 12, Sports Nite, 11, Spectator Sports Club, 11, Class, 12 fpresi- Fl TT 'MOS dentjg Dancing Club, 12. Ambition-To join Marines. Toon? when come . . .L-ff ff 1 S lXI 2-14. Q 1 if A 'na , 1 I, A' S X f .f 1 4 X R+ X i ,ll-A CHARLES THEODORE MISTIC 236 Cbelsea Road, Fairless Hills, Pennsylvania Chuck,' East High, Yoxmgsfowu, Obio: Baseball, 95 Radio, 9, 10, 115 Band, 11. Pcrmsbury: Band, 12. Ambition-Radio and T.V. technician. MARGARET McADOO Langlrorne, R. D. HZ, Pennsylvania Margie Chorus, 95 Arts and Crafts Club, 10, 11, 12, Junior Play, Service Corps, 10 fvice-presidentj. Ambition-Commercial artist. SHEILA KAY NOBLE 18 West Ferry Road, Morrisville, Pennsylvania Sheila Chorus, 9, 10, ll, 12, Sports Nite, 9, 10, 11, 12, Basketball, 9, ll, 129 Hockey, 10, ll, 125 Softball, 10, ll, 12, Varsity Club, 10, Penns- man, 11, 12 feditor-in-chiefjg Bucks County Chorus, ll, junior Play, junior Promg' Honor Society, 11, 12, A Cappella Choir, 123 Senior Play, Senior Ball, Gym Squad Leader, 11. Ambition-To attend college. HERBERT C. PALLATT Newtown Road, Yardley, Pennsylvania f!HerbU Monroe High School, Michigan: Photography Club, 9. Pcnnslmry: Yearbook Photography Club, 10, 12, Senior Ball, Senior Play. Ambilion-Naval oiiicer. MARGARET A. PEGG 28 Penn Valley Drive, Yardley, Pennsylvania Upeggyfl Chorus, 9, 105 Dancing Club, 12. Ambition-Undecided. 1 31.6 'fat . X WALTER JOSEPH PRZEMIENIECKI Wfrigbtfield Avenue, Makejield Manor, Yardley, Pennsylvania llPrem,, . junior Higb No. 1, Tre-nfon, New jersey: Stagecraft, 9, Volley Ball, 9, Softball, 9. Trenfon High School, Trenton, New jersey: Stagccraft, 10, Softball, 10. Pcnnslmry: Senior Play, Technicians' Club, 12. Ambition-Architect. ANTHONY JOSEPH RAGOLIA R. D. ffl, Morrisville, Pennsylvania llRags,, Yearbook Photography Club, 9, 10, 11, 12 fpresidentjg Senior Ball. Ambition-To graduate. I -A . 3 P will -px Q , N ff s-All 4 2 gli' gf fi-' ,fl Six, ' A 2 - it: - GRANT RAMSEY 128 Pennsylvania Avenue, Yardley, Pennsylvania Qmkammyla Student Council, 9, 10, 125 Boys' Cooking Club, 9, 10, 11, 12, Chorus, 9, 10, 11, 12, Boys' Athletics Club, 9, 10. Alllblfl0ll1' Undecided. HELYN BEATRICE RECTOR East Edgewood Road, Yardley, Pennsylvania fl-Hell, Chorus, 93 Physical Education Club, 9. Ambition-To bc successful. ll If 13711: ,Moments . . . if -. . ,',.:,5::E.g, - -si,-5 lg , 'L 13-+1 - 1 -W -- 5 'rf f .. ,, 6,.4 ' -, 2, 'Ei , 1 Ag' 277 3' ' fi !'u- . lll also Q r 3 ,, F. f .Q-,,. , 5 V.. ELAINE REINDL '228 Cbclsea Road, Fairless Hills, Pennsylvania Ellie . Filth High School, Youngsfown, Obio: Latin Club, 9, 10, Girls' Athletic Association, 9, 10, Cadet Teacher, 9, Chorus, 10, ll, Honor Q Roll, 9, 10, ll, Junior Play, Junior Prom. a Pcnusbizry: Sub-Deb Club, 12, A Cappella Choir, 12, Senior Play, Senior Ball, Honor Roll, 12. Ambilion-To be a nurse. F. rHoMAs sco'r'r f - - .-1 ',,.,' Glenolden Road, Yardley, Pennsylvania Ii mi. ' nl 4-5 1. 1' Y Q? sf E . 1 1' -rite. . We Scotty , ,.,, ,S Morrisville High School, Morrisvillr, Pl'llll.l'J'1l'l1Illlli Football, 9, 10, 1, Track, 9, 10. Perldie, Higbtslown, New jersey: Football, 11, Track, 11. Ambition- To get married. ELEANOR GAIL SEAMAN Malzefeld Road, Yardley, Pennsylvania HEP, Morgan Park Higb Scbool, Chicago, Illinois: Chorus, 10, French Club, 9, 10, Freshman-Sophomore Club, Service Club, 10, Student Association, 9, 10, Drama, 10. Pvnnsbury: junior Play, Senior Play, Red Cross, 12. Ambition-To get married. DORIS RUTH SETTELEN 118 Soutb Main Street, Yardley, Pennsylvania UDeell A Library Club, Pt-nnslmrian, 9, 10, 11, 12 fbusiness managerj. Am- bition-P. B. X. Operator. ALICE SHEPHERD R. D. iiiil, Morrisville, Pennsylvania ushepn Band, 9, 10, ll, Orchestra, 9, 10, ll, Dancing Club, 9, 10, Sports Nite, 9, 10, ll, Basketball, 9, 11, 12, Dance Band, 11, 12. Ambition -Undecided. MARIE SNYDER 27 Look Over Lane, Yardley, Pennsylvania Marie Hamillon High School: Girls' Athletic Association, 9, junior Red Cross Council, 9. Pcnnsbury: Sports Nite, 10, Pemzsman, 10, 11, 12 Qfeature editorj, junior Play, Junior Prom, Service Corps, 10, Senior Play, Senior Ball. Ambition-Undecided. FRED SOUTH Lower Penn Valley Road, Morrisville, Pennsylvania Southie Cooking Club, 9, ll, Boys' Athletics Club, 10, Spectator Sports, 12. Ambition-Undecided. KENNETH DONALD STAKE Oxford Avenue, Tullytown, Pennsylvania ff' seam Lfiif Sports Club, 9, 10, Boys' Cooking Club, 11, Spectator Sports. Am- bition-Undccided ifv X X 'P' R40 g i I ?,s lui f7f!f laugh and remember . . -- f f f K l , l 1 4 X . In 1 I 1 ' , ' i VJ! ll j 1 - i D il va 's Lrg , na .5 t, I 0 20 6-v DONALD R. STHEN Fallsington, Pennsylvania C!Don9! Dancing Club, 9, 10, 11, 12, Basketball, 93 Baseball, 9, 10, 1.1, 125 Football, ll, 12. Ambition-Undecided. JOHN DAVID SWANGLER Main Street, Tullytown, Pennsylvania Strangler Football, ll, 12, Cooking Club, llg Spectator Sports Club, 9, 10. Ambition-To attend 'I'ullytown Tech. RICHARD ALFRED VAN HART 143 Pennsylvania Avenue, Yardley, Pennsylvania Dickie Boys' Athletics Clubg Boys' Cooking Club, 9, 10, ll, 12g Sports Nite, 11. Ambition-Electrician. RONALD VANYUR JO Wild Rose Lane, Levittown, Pennsylvania URonN Bensalem High S4-bool: Basketball, 95 Dance Club, 9, Sports Club, 9. Maslbaum Vocational High Scbool: Basketball, 9, ll. Pennsbury: Intramurals, 12. Ambilion-To graduate. RICHARD M. WIESE 106 North Main Street, Yardley, Pennsylvania nick Football 9 11 fmanagerl Basketball, 9, 10, ll, 123 Baseball, 9, 125 Athletics Club 10 Dancing Club, ll, 12 fvice-presidentjg junior Play Senior Play Ambition-To make a million dollars. EMMA LEE WILLIAMS 14 Letchworth Avenue, Yardley, Pennsylvania Emmy Home Economics Club 9 10 Physical Education Club, 9, Service Corps 10 Sub Deb Club ll Honor Society, 11, 12, Nurse's Aide, ll Junior Prom Science Fair ll, Pennsbnrian, 12. Ambition-To attend college CORNELIA WILSON Main Street, Tullytown, Pennsylvania Connie Dancing Club, 9, 10, 129 Majorette, 9, 12, Chorus, 95 Service Corps 10g Junior Prom, Color Guard, ll: Junior Play, Sub-Deb Club, ll' f X I MARION YARLETTS Fairless Hills, Pennsylvania Marion Clairion High Srbool, Clairlon, Pennsylvania: Red Cross Club, 11 Student Council, 123 Girls' Athletic Association, 10, 11, 12, Infor mation Desk, 12, Oihce Work, 123 Basketball, 9, 12, Volleyball 9, 12. Pt'HI1Sb1lfyI Pennsburian, 125 Leaders' Club, 12, Basketball, 12. Am bifion-Undecided. -,-.f X .Leaf 6 pi, my' ,if Y If X 0 yazfll saan be dancing again . . ,I '11 . Y - , V .- -se -l' f f X V Xxx- ... ll- S-.' ,L x l ' at - lb . ' - , is 'Q ,ng-xl C.: A - 'Ja if 1 1 Senior Playg Senior Ball. Ambition-To attend Tullytown Tech. WALTER LOUIS YOUNG 126 Andover Road, I-'airless Hills, Pennsylvania walt Souib Vocational Higb Srbool. Pittsburgh, Pc'nnsyIva1zia: Senior Play, Technicians' Club, 12. Ambifion-Civil Engineer. IVA LOU ECKELMAN 112 Fairfax Road, Fairless Hills, Pennsylvania Qllvan EIIIPVSOII High School, Gary, lmliana: Girls' Athletic Association Q9, 105, Yearbook Staff, 95 Senior Ball Committee, 10. Pwmslmry High School: Dance Club, llg Drama Club 123 Exchange Assemblies, 12. Amlviliou-To marry Jack. in-4 he i TWO SENIORS, W. Kafes and R. Guzikowski, are subscribing to the 1953 Pennsman at the subscription booth outside the Teachers' Dining Room. Behind the desk is Theresa Gorko, sales manager. j ffm ? ., f .T 9' P fl? 'i , . 6 4 ,CQ-Excl I A 1 V Q K P -174, -Q --1 f ' I 7 - in N 4 O, 1111 K ' - CA. , , . ,-,C MISS DWYER, sponsor of Student Council, reviews with the committee- in-charge final details of the Tri-Coun- ty Conference, to which Pennsbury played host. L. to R., Miss Dwyer, R. Reyberg, V. Krueger, L. Bixler, and M. Pisauio. ukaoor Kwon -mm Q ' 271: flihzrity Kay New cams the If J! l lluiuished Symphony . . . Dances, plays, elections, Sports Nite, breakfasts and trips - you name it -- kept all class executive committees cutting a rug as they carried their re- sponsibilities to a conclusion. Whether jitterbugging or waltzing, momba-ing or fox-trotting, all comers had a good time at the Harvest Hop fseventh grade as hostj , the Turnabout fthe Pennsman staffj, the Snow Hop Qeleventh gradej, the Valentine Dance fseventh gradej, Holi- day in Heaven 1 twelfth gradej and the Junior Promenade Qeleventh gradej. , For those who liked to trot the boards there were Danger-Girls Working, staged by the Senior class, and The Late Christopher Bean, staged by the Junior class. The mock presidential election and Sports Nite' were two events conducted by and for all classes. Need it be said that, in the former, there was a Re- publican landslide! in the latter, an overwhelming Orange victory-whoops, Black-gosh, can't remem- ber which-Qactually, we don't know, for the Penns- man goes to press before the event is even scheduledj. Completing the year's activities were the much dreamed of senior trip to Washington, D. C., pre- ceded by the traditional breakfast, served by the juniors. For fun, fellowship-headaches, too--Pennsbury had them in 1953. M. CAFFEY entertains a group of his classmates as he gives one of those required talks in Grade I 1 English. LISTENING TO M. Pisauro, secretary of the Class of '54, are other junior officers- M. J. Stryker treasurer, D. Stetter fpresi- dentj, and V. Garnier fvice-presidentl. MR. SHERMAIWS Spanish I class imbibes some Spanish culture the easy way-by recording instead of from as textbook. ANOTHER GROUP of eleventh graders give attention to Mr Krespach as he explains an alge bra equation while student works out a homework problem on the board MAKING PLANS for the annual junior sports dance-which, by the way, was a huge success-are D. Stetter, M. Pisauro, G. War- burton, M. J. Stryker, B. Wyck- oE, M. L. Preston, V. Garnier, and R. Pope. 24 as GRADE ll . . . A FAMILIAR scene is this one of some juniors receiving instruction in advanced typing. Q3 5-iunwhfw il-is ? li 'E-. M 'W we - :ing ,r-ia... , n w ,V .ff , -1 mi ni ,iii ,iv-Q.. i in WORLD EVENTS are hashed over in a world history class by a panel of experts led by Charles Burger. AN AMERICAN history class dis- plays charts and maps prepared by them for umt on Civil War. WORKING ON a modernistic room divider are several soph- omores Others nn the background are operating Jigsaws, drills, and as GRADE 10 . . . SOPHOMORE CLASS oflicers meet in executive session to discuss the procedure for ordering class-rings. L. to R., R. Rue ftreasurerj, M. Ben- nett fpresidentj, R. Meyers Qsecretaryj, and L. Williams Qvice-presidentj. Mil I EES! as GRADE lil again . . . n i i j. I .4 I THE IAZZ TRIO breaks forth into I really l1ot swing during an assembly ' i program. Bill Grimes bangs on the ,Q If drums, while Joe Crosby and Jimmy f W Hopkins jive on the saxes. 1-if ::: PENNSBURY'S BIOLOGY room is a dynamo of industriously working sophomores. Some are setting up the movie Cameras some are working with plantsg the re- maining students are working on reports. I . A PERFORMING an experiment in general science are D. Noble, J. Dull, D. Lex, and W. Bradbury. as GRADE 9 . .. OH, DEM dry bones, dem dry bones, spiritedly sing the Boys' Quartet consisting of G. Gerhart, D. Doheny, J. Purdy, and H. Wood. FRESHMAN CLASS ofiicers check the treasurexns report. Standing: B. Beuchler Qpresidentj. Seated: F. Petrovitch Qsecretaryl, O. Ramsey ftreasurerj, and P. Balser fvice-presidentj . B. BEUCHLER demonstrates an algebra problem as other fresh- man students look on. 'S FOUR NINTH grade general math students busily work out problems at the board, while Mr. Mazzone busily shows one of them how to solve one of the examples. Sign- '- S. BEUCHLER'S civics class is in- dustriously doing research on problems connected with Pennsyl- vania history. ,I an--4 .-...., as lllillllll 9 again WHO WANTS to go to the li- brary? seems to have been the question asked of a ninth grade English class - or might it have been, Who is buried in Grantls tomb? X THE NEW towering social studies teacher, H. Eisenhart, reviews the homework assignment with a freshman group. Dare anyone get out of order in his class? as GRADE . . . W. SAMUELS charges out a book for her sister F. Samuels. How serious we look, though Mr. Ringler has another story to tell! SEVERAL MEMBERS of the eighth grade board a school bus to visit a filtration plant in order to learn something about the community's water system. , ff, , f,.z 1'Vf WHILE THE rest of the class busily prepare an assignment, A. V Donzanti supervises two students as they solve some special prob- X lems in an eighth grade math ii U class. 06 UNDER THE able direction of M. Kelly, this Core group of eighth graders are busily engaged in m a k i n g projects demonstrating the physical characteristics, thc occupations, the government, and the inhabitants of the community they selected for study. Inciden- tally, the area they chose is that of Lake Tahoe, California. Qrfffff so M. WATKINS is crowned Harvest Hop Queen by G. Bledsoe at the seventh grade autumn whirl. REPRESENTATIVES of the public relations department of the Fairless Steel Works pre- pare to shoot several hundred feet on Pennsbury High School as part of a film on the community surrounding the new U. S. Steel Company plant. Q.. 'fr as lillllllll 8 again . STUDENTS IN on eighth grade Eng- lish class work on some rhythm exer- cises, while two of their number have their work checked by instructor H. Rump. w -1 1 1 ' . X r ,TQ . 4 - :far l .. UB? K L, t .Fgli Aw 2- V 1 1 ' ,,,:.-' ig . l,ff'QQ'! if Q , f 4 Jam .'. If plk. .H A- , 2 x.','s 'li . -Lb ' ' -nflgifv.. 'si 4., 0 -4 Af 1, .. -1. 1 ! HOMEROOMS 7-1 and 7-2 watch the birdie which in turn is watching them from Room 205. sing l6'c'Witcl1cd . . . ALL HANDS TENSE! The evaluation committee is here! Early in October representatives of the Middle Atlantic States Association of Schools and Colleges visited the school to survey the program in, operation and to decide on whether the school should be accredited. The result: a superior school. L. fo R.: fseafedj E. Stine, E. Valyo, E. Thompson, E. Taylor, H. L. Stearns, G. Brown, M. Layser, E. Logan, and L. Hodgtong Qstandingj J. More, H. Hollingsworth, R. Hartman, J. Lindsay, J. Carpenter, C. Beekey, and D. Krueger. 25.1, l NO QUESTION is there, that the answer is a big yes when Homeroom 7-4 was asked whether they wanted to take a trip to Philadel- phia on April 24? 1 I I 1 af df. V fm, - -. .. -.4... ,. ,,..- . T. 41, fin all-,Jn Y nhl-U1 1 5:w,,e:j5g I QL.. Y C1 J,- se, s, 's JS., ...' K ,wzE....,f- mile , M 21 k:,,+'.- , Hvfhcrcd . . . THAT'S IT, men! Tackle! Though Coach Jarmoska might put it in more colorful language, that's the idea he would have these two players put into practice. THE MARCHING band forms their school letter at half time exhibition during a football game. IUNIOR HIGH band members are shown ready to play a selection for the annual Christmas program. i 5 EXTROVERT H. Kauffman, of the Philadelphia Dairy Council, displays one of the props used in his show this year. .,...-4... . ll- ..- q as , A -i f ,dy A, 'Ax . Q L O C 5, s ,-C Qliqjlx r ,J ,. J ' C Y if - , -- Iv .N -. .k . ff-.f ft. - .. - s ' f -wif, ' ' 'em -f . '1 Tf.v.' I i V ..L3.:!i'5.!'4'f:f ' . n 5:-5... .. , A y:w.f 'Q --J' Q 39 qimge, '5 , 152 H, ' - '51, 5' W L n f-!':l,f9'Q1. I . 'Q' f . ,, . - 1.-. -1- Q. , Y - Nw 'Q in A5 , .w,,,kHi,:ngiQH., Q, 2w:,.ES:g.LLSv RS , Q sl .,-i?, : . C ' J. -,fe '. ,., Ah- ,.k 4. .1 K tx A I EV.. ,,4.'Gf,.t ' . - fw' ..2f.,1s-.La - 4-'lasdlhs f X Y- am! l6'cWildercd . . . ' . Q X.. if X5 IANICE DORLAND is crowned Canteen Queen of '53 by Rusty Austin, WBUD disc jockey. FIRE! Happily just an imaginary one, Pennsbury students file out of the building in record time. According to regulations, all per- sons from custodian to superin- tendent must clear the building when the fire gong sounds. 1T,S FATHERS' Night in football! Shown here with the managers, C. Burger and C. Cenkner, are D. Sthen next to his father and J. V. Ellis next to his dad. UTIVITIES U16 Zfunes ,Arc Many . . f Assam SX 'ZW llpvn the Wickcd Stage . . . MRS. H. HILL, director, gives a few instructions to members of the senior play cast. Standing beside her are V. Barnhill, prompter, and J. Fleisch, stu- dent coach. Seated are T. Gorko and E. Seaman. Cast of Keep Your Eye on BERNICE WILEY ................. HUBERT WILEY . . . WINNIE WILEY . . . HILA WILEY . . . VENETIA ...... KEITH LONG .... PERCY MARION . . . MARION ........ JAY PRINCESS . . . AFTER PUTTING on an hilarious pro- duction of Keep Your Eye on Win- nie, the cast lines up for a picture. El .1 X Wfinnien C. Curtin . . . C. Krajack . . . D. Kellett . . J. Hopkins Cast of Danger ARLENE DAY .......... SELENA BARNES ..... GRAYCE JOHNSTON . . . ROSIE ................ HANNAH WILLIAMS . . . PHYLLIS DEERING ...... CLAUDIA VANDERMEER MRS. MCCARTHY ........ LULU ANN SMITH . . . MISS VERNE ....... RAY CARTWRIGHT . . Girls Wforkingu C.Wilso11 . . . A. Shepherd . . . A. E. DeCou . . . T. Gorko . . . M. Snyder . . . J. Dorland . . L. J. Cobb . . C. Curtin . . J. Hopkins . . . E. Seaman . . . . W. Hume rx' T ' ' M' Snyder THE SENIOR PLAY cast is shown at one of the rehearsals. On oar ' ' J' Elle C. Wilson, A. Shepherd, J. Dorland. On rlmirs: E. Seaman, W ' ' ' ' T' Marks Hume, L. Cobb. Standing: M. Snyder, C. Curtin, A. DeCou, and . . . T. G0t'k0 J- Hopkins. S. Noble nd p 'Q glwf E. HUBERT, R. Curley, and D. Settelen unpack the decorations for the senior ball. Thanks to the efforts of S. Noble and L. Cobb, the very expensive materials were secured gratis from N. Snellenburg and Company and Lane Bryant and Company, both of Philadelphia. fanning in Paris ll JI Dancing in inc Dark . . . ARRIVALS for the senior ball, held in December, remove their wraps in the auditorium. L. lo R., J. Hopkins, R. Patton, D. Kellett, and B. Brewer. Holiday in Heaven iv B. SMITH, now school secretary, is crowned queen of the 1952 Junior Prom. EVENING IN PARIS served as the theme of the Junior Prom, held June 6, 1952. ufectlzcarls . . . E f' . .. yi ., , . , , W ' I ff 3 fp :QU J. W1 ' .aw Q- f . V S wk , -fx-f. 'I -S' . 4 -9, '9': E' ??' . X -If fa, ' -' -f I ' - Wuxi . , ' Mos IC f BEST-F URES A. HUNTER T. MAZZOCCI-II A. SHEPHERD H. BRIGGS E- a 1 'E I U ' 4' fl gi' I XY A xi V! Q 4 , ' L n ' 'N SA W5 ' J - ' f 4 .W N P' l x Qsiw -9 , -.ETF I fd, X QQ X015 1' U V .hx I V l ' H A W 4 I . HV ' ' ' , ' I inf- X H AWB KY! ' BEST D -0 sszsn QUIETEST BEST LQQIQNG P. FRANCIS D. DI ROSA W. BOWMAN E. BROWN P. DILLIPLANE R. BRAY ' ' . ' J. i J Q' pi, I. 4 , PQ U I kk f ' f ixg I v ' 4 1 A .- 4 1 f - ,IEEE A 'blhbg V l -rsaiaeif' H , O 0 0 X K -4 'I -- , in O 0 7 N .atliigivr X O . - 43 O be 6 X ff-1 BEST DANCERS WITTIEST D. CORSO B. BISHOP J. HOPKINS R. WIESE 011 Z9aradc . . . I 4 af, A v 1. I Q ff . 1 If 'fs- I , FUEL? 52 I 1 I ' KV H 1 I , I Q J ' ' f ' . ' W A Fill I - 4 Q. , b. ' l N .ff-'l l'f' H I'1f-ra-14-1--1 I -7 fic l l lil I-gl I-l lil F'-QL lh- ,Nr ' ,Lf Fx, . L Z M If h GREATEST CONTRIBUTORS TO PENNSBURY BEST ACTOR AND ACTRESS M. KELLETT L. BIXLER J. HOPKINS J. ELLIS el 'f ' .. 5 1' R' MOST PLEASING PERSONALITY 'I' FERGIONE J HOPKINS MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED E. WILLIAMS T. RAGOLIA X nf , W 5 2 MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT T. MAzzoccI-II R. CURLEY ' in , ig ,, ' - 1 If ' V '. Q 1 .4 v'v QV 'A' 'QI XX fx H fl . I I A 3, X Y 57 If ' 2- MII I . ,. 45 77 14.93. it MOST MUSICAL MOST ARTISTIC D KELLETT D DOHENY I 1 xx .,l 1 h xx f l ,fgb -In -- 11 X I L. COBB L. BIXLER Throughout each school year at Pennsbury, a number of students representing the editorial, the business, and the photographic sections of the Pennsman staff labor diligently to produce a finished yearbook ranking tops in literary style and photographic quality. This is due in no small part to the great cooperation shown among the departments. In the book are included every phasc of school life-faculty, students, activities. Another publication, the Pennsburian, is issued sev- eral times a year to keep the student body up to date on the latest events, gossip, and other topics of current interest. After an interim of two years, it was decided once more to have the paper professionally printed. As yet, the financial solvency of such a venture is still in jeopardy. lan MEETING THEIR deadlines, the busi- ness staff of the newspaper works at white heat. D. Settelen, business man- ager, shows E, Williams how to use the mimeoscope while D. Addy runs the mimeograph and C. Mcliissick types copy. C. GRIFFIN, editor of the newspaper directs operations of C. Farnsworth, art editor, J. Walterick, assistant edi- tor, and D. Settelen, business manager. eq,-4 329 ,f THE BUSINESS STAFF of the yearbook checks subscriptions and advertisements. L. to R., M. Kel- Iett, M. A. Hauck, P. Hatt, J. Clements, T. Gorko, subscription editor, and R. Schaffer, co-business manager. '17 druid ll rife zz Hank . . THE PENNSMAN heads meet to discuss picture composition, which as usual figures among big year- book problems. L. to R., S. Noble, editor-in-chiefg A. Hunter, busi- ness managerg L. Cobb, art edi- torg O. Immel, photography co- editorg and A. Rag-olia, photog- raphy co-editor. ABOUT TO BE wafted on its way is THE BOOK. ,Jw SELECTING, gesticulating, voci- ferating - so may be described the above scene of the yearbook editorial stai as they choose and discard pictures for the '53 Penns- man. THE YEARBOOK photography staff checks the pictures they have taken for technical quality In foreground: D. Gooclstein. Seated H Pal lett, C. Cenkner, B. Kafes, W. Michaels, H Con L roy, R. Mayer. Stunding: O. Immel, B Prevost, B. Duff, A. Ragolia, and D. Lex. S Noble, L. Cobb, H. Schlicker, and C. Kra- pck make final inspection. H, K S Q if ,,,,n-nuvf ABOVE: President Loring Bixler discusses a de- velopement in Pennsbury's Student Council. Shown are representatives of each home room. RIGHT: Preparing to attend an all-state conven- tion of student council groups in Wilkes-Barre are B. Bachman, R. Reyberg, B. Benchler, J. Hapkins, and Miss Dwyer. LOADING THE car with baggage preparatory to attending an all-state convention of student council groups in Wilkes Barre are B. Bachman, R. Reyberg, B. Beuchler, J. Hopkins and Miss Dwyer. Scholarship, leadership, character, and service- these qualities which should be striven for above all others are honored by election to National Honor Society of those students who have displayed them to a remarkable extent. This year 26 seniors and H0 0k UUIETY IUST AFTER NEW members have been sworn in, the Pennsbury chapter lines up for an official picture. Row 1: M. A. Neeld, J. Dorland, J. Hopkins, C. Brocklebank, R. Perestam, J. Purcell, D. Kellett, L. Cobb. Row 2: S. Noble, E. Williams, A. E. DeCou, W. Kafes, T. Ragolia, C. Curtin, E. Hubert, T. Gorko. Row 5: T. Paric, E. Reindl, S. Dotts, M. J. Stryker, G. Matlack, C. Farnsworth, B. Wyckoff, D. Volk, E. Seaman, J. White, O. lmmel. Row 4: B. Bachman, M. Pisauro, V. Garnier, M. Neeld, M. I.. Preston, and L. Mc- Niece. Soni TUDENT CUUNUIL underclassmen-the highest number since Pennsbury began-were initiated at a special candlelight service, Wfednesday, April 1. Speakers on the occasion were T. Ragolia, C. Curtin, A. E. DeCou, S. Noble, and W. Kafes. wins .151 enigma:-r.i.aw.ut: , - EXHIBIT ARRANGING a new display in one of the display cases in the main corridor are J. Dull, C. Hubert, and A. Taylor, all members of the Exhibits Club which is in charge of setting up all demonstra- tions. RED CRUSS MEMBERS of the newly organized Red Cross Club look over some of their required readings, I.. to R., fxeatedl B. Baches, E. Seaman, B. Weiss, and L. Bogachig fstunding J. Hellings, T. Kafes, and R. Acord. BACK OF that terrific job of carry- ing on all details connected with Sat- urday Night Canteen throughout this past year have been: fsealedj B. Brooks, J. Olsen, M. L. Preston, L. Frohmang fstaudingl D. Rehberg, V. Golden, C. Burger, H. Pallatt, and C. Cenkner. Gala highlights were the Thanksgiving, the Christmas, and the Valentine D a n c e s. This committee functions as part of Student Council. .2 .. E .5 - -WN ex, is 'Zi gi 1 AEBXUX i ! X 1 2 To 1 1 L 5 . ,rg . is I ,.,,. V. Z .., - 1, -V 1 2 1 ' I . Q -if Plioggo eo' X4 cen' v 'ff' f i i J . 1, y-393,15 A ,, -- UA T E E ay'iW10l1y 5 98 li JW TH2'2,'f?2Q1j C .S'auvc11irs 43 . - T T sm:-nm: l THE SUB-DEB Club is designed to give its members some points of good grooming. Shown here putting some of them into prac- tice are E. Reindl, combing M. Steij's hairg B. Bachman, pinning the hem of G. Wiley's skirt, C. Hackett and A. Wolfe, filing S. Magid's fingernails and applying her lipstick, respectively. At the mantel is S. Patterson arranging ivy. MEMBERS OF the Science Club make plans for the annual Science Fair, held this year on March 6. L. to R., I. Kimble, T. Graham, R. Hall, D. Stetter, and D. Nicholson. v i ,J JUNIIR SCIE GE mmf! LEADER THE GIRLS' Leaders Club is made up of student instructors who assist the coaches in class and squad work. Mrs. R. Hoffman here teaches L. McNeice the right position to assume on a horse, Looking on are fkneelingl M. Ashton, J. Bennett, L. Keefe, M. Pisauro and D. Nobleg fstanding-vow U A. Hunter, M. Yar- letts, J. Ellis, J. Olsen, N. Carroll, C. Curtin, D. Groff, O. Ramseyg Istanding-raw 21 M. Murray, D. Kellett, J. Gronemeyer, D. Day, M. Kellet, V. Krue- ger, G. Matlack, G. Warburton, and I.. Healy. W Hifi? was w DRAMA THE DRAMA CLUB strives to develop stage presence in its members while giving them a chance to present some skits in assembly and before outside organizations. On floor, R. Perestam and S. Williams. Seated, J. Pursell, C. Gilbert, M. Byzek, J. Mac- Millan, C. Chapla. Standing, C. Brocklebank and B. mell. PEUTATUR PURT MEMBERS of the Spectator Sports Club inspect new equipment under the direc- tion of W. Bachman, sponsor. Aim of the club is to give the layman some criteria for judging good ball. - P y N- ' ' - , mx if-. f -si PRDJEUT IISTS THE TECHNICIANS' CLUB is de- signed to teach its members how to operate all types of projectors used in school so that they may assist the teachers in showing classroom movies. Seated: W. Young, C. Rector, and M. Kungl. Standing: B. Beuchler, J. Marshall, J. Cagney, K. Krall, T. Paric, and W. Przemieniecki. THE MODERN Language Club has as its aim to strengthen the knowledge of foreign languages and to broaden the cultural knowlede of other countries. Shown here are S. Hayes. B. Hayes fvice-presidentj, M. Bockin, B. Mount, and j'. Whitehead fpresidentj. COLOR GIARD DURING THE football season, one couldn't help but see the band during halftime. The reason? Ask Color Guards B. Bachman, C. Wolfe, and J. Bahelka. Rr A , ...---qw ...sf- ' -if-E - I 'ia- xwqfix at , LANGUAGE A u g . ,. ' Hg ,ga-7 -- ff-' '-'Z ' 1 'Jaffa .ar.1L,-L 3-L'. 5 ,R ' 'k im ...X Gs. ' fr is . -1' X .r P K E Q- ' Q2 2 HAVING ONE grand time every Monday and Thursday mornings are members of the very popular Dance Club. Shown here in the cafeteria are some representative members. nlwclwn I ART and CRAFT GATHERED AROUND an drawing board as they discuss a problem in arts and crafts with their instructor, J. Stroup, are these members of the Arts and Crafts Club: B. Brown, V. Garnier, S. Bohn, and Noel. iv ATHLETHIUUUNCIL FOR THE first time this year students were admitted to the Athletic Council, in charge of all school athletic activities. Seated, B. A. Nielsen, R. L. Currier, J. Rohrbaugh, G. Jarmoslta, A. Hun- ter, W. Bachman, and R. Hoff- man. Standing: J. Gavin, A. Maz- zocchi, J. Hasney, J. Egli, S. Beuchler, T. Kirby, D. Henry, and W. W. Ingraham. ABOUT TO take a picture of Joyce White and B. A. Nazzarro is J. Smiley. All are members of the Photography Club which trains students for the official yearbook photography staff. if xx , ' -Q tfdmgllff X PHUTUGRAPHY g 1 fs -. L p ff Hr f 1 Q ,. 4 11 1' if Q 4 , - fm Q . 1 3 x F A 'CB f, -Q!! ? ' i E? - . . In I M L-.HA READY TO play a number for the Spring Concert are these members of the orchestra. L. to R.: Iseutedj D. Nobb, G. Below, G. Preston, R. Martino, M. L. Querns, J. White, J. Krueger, and J. West, fstandingj D. Snyder, J. Linnington, J. Crosby, J. Mac- Millan, D. McGee, J. Kish, J. Hopkins, D. Fabian, B. Grimes, K. Krall, and M. A. Edwards. IN RARE static formation are the major- ettes. ROW 1: D. Hackett, S. Reed, D. Addy, C. Wilson. Row 2: P. Woodward, A. E. DeCou, A. Shepherd, N. Byczek, and M. Sands. A. SHEPHERD fbearl majorettel and L C. CURTIN, Iband majorettej are caught in an interesting routine. w . MEMBERS OF the Band include, Row 1: T. Walthorn, D. Beeler, D. Sutton, S. Rioch, J. Voisz, L. Beuchler, T. Sat- terthwaite, A. Prather, S. Schimmer- horne, E. Bowman, C. Curtin. Raw 2: J. Crosby, B. Grimes, J. MacMillan, T. Robinson W. Holtz, White, Kish, D. Fabian, D. McGee, K. Krall, J. Jurechko, J. Hopkins, L. Forsythe. Row 3: D. Veisz, D. Snyder, J. Lin- nington, W. Armour, J. Krueger, R. Martino, D. Elfvin, P. McClister, E. Weber, M. L. Querns, M. A Edwards. 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I ,. ,, ...,. , :.:: ,K 1 Q 'Q 131-f1f,,1 . , --X' 9 ef 11:11 651. 355-3 f H 1 ' , ff --w,,::2 W w Z 2 5, f -fiQgjjtfrgi-x':,faw-5 - .prgi 'ilgqgi As the 1952 footblll season ended the Iwlcon sarsrty h1d vurtt ten 1 6 won, 4 lost record rn the Looks Led by Comchcs umoska and Eglx, the brxlhmt bxclxfleld plly plus able 1ss1sr1nce from the lme men enlblcd the sqmd to score out standmg uctorrcs over sex eral other league contenders The boys placed rh1rd m the Lower Bucks County Conference Var-.mg Footlmll Schedule Date Game Penn Opp gcf 9' tt WF? 4? Row 1 T Rams1y, J Swangler, T Bnshop, J Settelen, J Cox Row 2 QC P Gnordano, T Evcnst, S McIntyre, S Sthen Baznow, A Queen, C Burger m1n1gcr Ron 3 D Gerard, W Loch, J Cagney, Ellxs, D Dohcny, J Kellett, T McM1llan, D Felver, D Patton Rau, 4 Coach Egh, M C1ffey, D Dnckey, T Parnc, I. Edwards, M Bfnldowslu, T 5 Mazzochn, D Bray, and Coach Jarmoska Dow, R Pope, W Solarslu Sept Sept Sept Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Nov Nov 8 14 Souderton 2Nesham1ny Brnstol Sou tlnmpton Bordcntown J V Bensalem Morrxsvnlle 31 lCounc1l Rock il 55 Hamnlton Delhans League game J Elhs, tackle I 'V' I . . . H N' 4 4 . v Q ' U as 'n'. sf-Q: TAKE IT easy, Coach' The boys haven li been m tougher spots before. Q., ,ix 1. Cauchdawlz D. Solarski, guard. 9 ll 5 D. Bray, balflmfk. o o 4 A B. Bishop, guard. D. Doheny, end. uv nip - ' 4 o n DDQ. 6 5 ii quarterback. , M. Bnldowski, rcnterg Captain T. Ma Qfmffiflfjw' .. , TAKING IT easy just before school opened in September are these boys of the football squ:1d+at least that is the impression one would get from this picture. Actually, they were putting in fl rough pre-season training period at a camp in northern New Jersey. ei.. ' 'Ei lf 5 ,, ..,, ,WE 2,1 ngfbg M 12 .ff Y ?' 'AAS Z :H 1 ii .. QS Q. . 1 fe 6259315 Q mf La me ee, ,A l K- 1 Q, e fi? f' H ,fi xt, Lf. 2 75221 ali we me N Row 1: R. Walle, T. MacMillan, H. Briggs, Coach Henry, R. Bray, T. Marks, and J. MacMillan. Row 2: H. Conley, T. Mazzocchi, D. Murphy, M. Baldowski, E. Dost, D. Ger- ard, and A. Queen. Led by Coach Henry, Pennsbury's. varsity bas- ketball team in a one-game play-off with Bristol finished second in the Lower Bucks circuit. Instrumental in Pennsbury's attack were Ray Bray and Tony Mazzocchi, with great promise shown by sophomore Jim MacMillan. Outstanding victories during midseason were scored over arch enemies, Bristol and Morrisville. .S'l1aotfar the basket . . . dribble dawn the flaor. COACH HENRY gives some last min- ute instructions to the starting line-up. What's so funny,'Baldowski? l one All bios he is A i Dale Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. jan. jan. Jan. Jan. jan. 23 Jan. 27 Jan. 30 Feb. Feb. Feb. 10 Feb. I3 Feb. 17 Feb. 20 Feb. 25 Mar. Mar. THE VARSITY proves their prowess over the Pennsbury Alumni. I.V. BASKETBALL TEAM Row 1: L. Turner, P. Giordano, D. Rapino, B. Kelly, D. Patton, D. Dickey. Row 2: C. Gilit, G. Dost, J. Cox, F. Queens, J. Smiley, D. Nicholson. Row 3: Coach Bachman and Manager Erb. oys' Vnrsity Basketball Schedule Game Penn. Opp. Alumni . . . 44 41 N.J.S.D. . . . 59 23 Ewing ..... . 38 50 Neshaminy . . . 52 27 Bensalem .... . 59 34 Southampton . . . . 54 41 Morrisville .... . 71 53 George School . . . 50 40 Bristol ..... . 63 6 1 Ewing .... . 49 Sl Morrisville . . . 63 51 Bristol ....... . 49 52 Southampton . . . . 55 48 N.J.S.D. ...... . s s 45 Bensalem . . . . 45 42 Bensalem . . . 47 30 Faculty . . . . 43 59 'l'Bristol . . . 3 5 54 All Star . . . . 57 5 5 Yeadon ............ 3 5 52 V Playof game 3 4 3 3 5 LOOKING ON as Coach Henry explains a ma- neuver are R. Bray, M. Baldowski, A. Mazzocchi 9 T. Marks, H. Briggs, and Assistant Coach Gavin. T. MARKS lets go a one-handed lay-up during the Morrisville game. I P' eg K ' 2' iff? Off to its 1952 season, Pennsbury's varsity base- ball team, led by Coach Cy Bachman, proceeded to rack up the imposing record of twelve victories- most of them by large margins. Aided by the slug- ging of Chris Bennett and Ray Bray and the terrific pitching of Bill Bray and Larry Powell, the Falcons scored three shutouts in the early part of the season. During the last half of their schedule, the team dropped four games to tough opponents because of costly errors. In a hard fight for league supremacy, Pennsbury placed second in the Lower Bucks County League. - mix 'E qiXX , ig LTC ' HFS SAFE ll h THE 1952 BASEBALL TEAM Kneeling: H. Powell, J. Baziow, A. Scancella, E. Kimble, G. Mayo, D. Sthcn, and W. Bowman. Stand- ing: Couch Bachman, R. Bray, C. Bennett, M. Baldowski, I.. Powell, D. Williams, B. Bray, J. Purdy, and D. Gerard. Varsity Baseball Schedule Date Game Penn. OM: Mar. 3 l Southampton . . . . . 13 0 Apr. 2 Florence ...... . . 12 0 Apr. 10 Pennington .... . 6 6 Apr. 22 Bensalem . . . . 6 2 Apr. 24 Delhaas . . . . . 13 0 Apr. 29 Bristol ....... . 9 7 May 2 Neshaminy .... . 5 1 5 May 6 Ewing ..... . 5 1 May 7 Morrisville ..... . 6 I May 9 Council Rock . . . . 2 8 May 13 Delhaas ...... . B 6 May 16 Bensalem . . . . 6 S May 21 Bristol ..... . 5 7 May 27 Neshaminy . . . . 6 5 May 29 Morrisville ..... . 4 1 June 3 Council Rock . . . 1 4 June 6 N.J.S.D. ..... . . 11 7 I ca s t e ump as C. Bennett nearly Cake me Out Kal! Game V tags G. Mayo as the latter slides into home plate. A fl I ff V hi 7 X X f if Q'-' lx- .V ,Q y ,, ,, j i g, , .1 if f ff, X x 1 I i 'il .E il 0 6 i..lf T X if M 1 1 1 JI ai 3 Y l -Q 55 L Q Q N r T. RATHMELL finishes first at Robert Morris Field in Bucks County Field and Track Meet. 'Sk B. KINCART sets a good mark in the broad jump ?l1yl1f of the Kumblebce T. MAZZOCCHI heaves that shot put 'ings C ra ---,. QGFIQ J . I . C3 C e QWQ X Qm U ' 'WW' 'Y uxuux' XYNAY . :QQ 'lm ka-ix Q .-f- 5 7+ Q' e e i x J 4 Q1 K X A A 2' , :'.-wgssi -x W Hx X. X- ' 0 1, f Q4 Rgk Q! X . V .'fQn9K9i,F X - ri' I.. --N TR! X . fxx -V xl A O1 if X iffy if-'fe S, Xa d Q W A-.w i lk if of-z , o A .5 1 Q X X ' M WM M t 'f QR -x I P-Ax ,, 5 x . x I 'H Q1 f ,S ,ee .1 . ff- S er. .e v ow.: Q X I.. e.. -. 1- ' 'x ,Q 1:1 -5,4 e .-- ' -.fgjxtx Q + -'N '- R A 1 of 57 JI VARSITY HOCKEY SQUAD Kneeling: M. Ashton, D. Kel- lett, L. Carter, M. J. Stryker, B. Wyckoi, G. Matlack, G. Warburton, and L. Healy. Standing: .Manager M. Kel- lett, Coach Hasney, A. Hun- ter, N. Carol, M. Neeld, V. Krueger, lcaptainj, L. Mc- Niece, D. Ellis, M. Fuller, I. Bennett, S. Noble, and Man- ager P. Flynn. I .M fi 3 V . ' R 'vw xg A , - M' my ef. XX , I f ' y 1 Hockey Schedule Date Game Penn. Opp. Sept. 25 Southampton . . . 0 1 , Hgrgjj Oct. 2 New Hope . . . . 0 1 6 5 Oct. 9 Neshaminy .. . 1 1 Oct. 1 6 Bensalem .... . 0 2 Oct. 22 Morrisville . . . . 1 3 Though taking Hfth place in the Lower Bucks Oct- 23 Bristol ---- - 0 1 County league, the yarsity hockeyteam finished the 32 3333. . 3 3 season wxth four straight wins. Hngh scorers of the Nov, 6 Council Rock H D l 1 0 year included A. Hunter and S. Noble, both with S Nov- 11 Senior Class ---- . 6 0 goals on their record. I V' T- P 0 , ' . X 4 .3 1- l 3 2 'J lv x l 1 ' W' . A ll. W Qfw M. VX' i N 'if' 'lv' lil 1 .X -4 N K - . AX .ll :QQ X. '- Q I J COACH HASNEY checks line-up with Captain V. Krueger. Wei' L . Y 1 f-' r l . P' ef K A ... . v. 0 211 - ' I -Q? . 5 I n, A 1 1 g- Ax A . 2-:'V...e. A., .. ,,, . . . , , V ,, , , . ..-3, .I - 3. .-., -1 ' fi! 4' tif' L ,XA , ra . 4- ,,, ,gi 1 Q .u, ' 1 'M iq. W 1 1 HI J -J - . f -'1 byu. . ' ' . ' -, '- .xi-1' , W Q-1. , ,',,,,, ' 'ffl A 'H -Q .5 A g,fnQ..,i' ,A ' ,f'..'j.3 f -' Q. ,Q-Ja... 4, .'i:c3In-m ag, -tw. li,, F , M 1353. ,.1,, b Q.,-gn..wiL.1 , ',ff1.f.gfQ 3?5g V L' A 'E' ' , ., -1-si ' - 'Ai'9A11f5f4'fi:1' 1- ' ' 55V who we gi 12-9' '.f:':wt'v 1.gwg.1-21.4 4:2355 1'f..ff .N..... - 57-J P .T y 1.-..,s VA- h' a- 14 7 '-mf - . -,'0K.g' 1f '5'i'-fl :L -L, 6,4'5'b,a3sM. lbyzzmi ff. xiifdffgxwgg Q-:yy ,I 5 - ,, 1' N 1 Q- ...Q-,2L?iff.'.,,,f,,:-fgd. Tv. , ' ', '. ,V '- - 1 ll, JETS tiff. 1- 'ff' ,f -uw - f'f if A' I . .1 -W - 7'ff'S-'W THE VARSITY battles its way to victory. SOME EXCITED, some anxiously watching, some blase-but all staunch Pennsbury rooters--spur the football boys on to another touchdown. PENNSBURY fights' it out with Delhaas. 1 A ... .11 9 1.1 '. 5 W L. n ' 'zn:v'x, k1- .gfgf-gbikr m ',,, ' L A 1 - - L- -gg . , . -X.,-.AJ 'Y' fin- ' W ff ' 'L ' ' . -W v iff 'ft-1? . - -W-3 wv-'ffl-wan Ji. 'i . ' ' ' 2 -ii-if ,j'Ff , . 'W : f e-4 if.. Q .gm eg.. 5. 1 A -. . ,Q'::'7.'ffTT- ' . xy - --,i..',..-...W W - -- ---ffu ffflcihee '1 e'f 1 I- Q - 4-1'-.1 V .cv Y - -Y .- V 3 IN POSITION for their first cheer are Penns- bury's peppy Rah-Rah-Rah cheerleaders. L. to R.: L. Hubert Qco-captainj, A. Harrop, R. Myers, D. Barbazon, R. Curley Kco-captainj, B. Brookes, M. Pisauro, and L. Bishop. ll!- -ad' 'Tfossizf' and Curuin Date Ian. 13 Jan. 1 5 Jan. 22 Jan. 27 jan. 29 Feb. Feb. Feb. 10 Feb. IZ Feb. 17 Feb. I9 Feb. 20 JJ! Girls' Basketball Schedule Game Morrisville N.J.S.D. . Delhaas . . Bensalem . Bristol . . . Delhaas . . Alumni . . Morrisville Bristol . . . N.J.S.D. . Bensalem . . . . . Faculty ..... . . . . Penn. Opp. 21 34 51 35 53 14 46 33 44 47 64 9 36 22 25 42 31 40 56 25 46 22 35 10 GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Kneeling: S. Noble, M. Yarletts Qcaptainj, and A. Hunter. Standing, frow II: G. Warburton, Manager A. Shepherd, Coach Holfman, and Manager P. Flynn. Starlding frow 21: M. Ashton, D. Kellett, G. Matlack, M. J. Stryker, and C. Curtin. OUTWITTING the guard is stellar player A. Hunter. KV Q7 i T MAKE that basket! GIRLS' I.V. BASKETBALL SQUAD Row 1: B. Wyckoff, M. Steij, L. Mc Niece lcaptainj, M. Bennett, and M Fuller. Row 2: M. Murray, J. Olsen J M. Neeld, J. Baker, D. Day. Raw 3: V. Dunham, Coach Hoffman, and J Hellings. ff JJ Slugger at the gllf HOLD that stance! 1952 VARSITY SOFTBALL TEAM Row 1: P. Pinelli, A. Hunter, B. Smith Qcaptainj, L. Grimes, C. Smiley. Row 2: Manager M. Kellett, D. Ellis, M. Ashton, E. Finney, G. Carver, G. Mat- Iack, J. Jones, L. McNiece, S. Noble, C. Glatz, and Coach Tompkins. LOOK at that mask! 1952 Softball Schedule Date Game Penn. 01111. Apr. 17 Delhaas ............ 30 10 Apr. 22 Neshaminy ..... . . 18 4 May 1 Council Rock' .... . . 10 25 May 8 Bensalem ..... 9 13 May 13 Southampton . . 9 19 May 27 Bristol ...... . . 20 24 May 29 New Hope . . 7 0 Completing a fair 1952 season, the varsity soft- ball team, led by Coach Tompkins, won games over hard-hitting Neshaminy and Delhaas, but dropped several to other contenders in the league. Outstanding in the Pennsbury attack were sluggers A. Hunter and J. Jones with batting averages of .666 and .S00, respectively. :J All , X ' ,353 ' x Y I 5 FAQ I If Nw 9, 3 Q sl x X . .A .501 . sl 126 fmfgggvt g Z 'Q' 1 si it I M Il gl , 9, ,Q - ,F .Tr hif., .,.. PRACTICING AT the Y. W. C. A. pool in Trenton are members of the girls' swimming team: C. Hillmeyer, H. Bishop, J. Dorland, L. Whitehead and L. Cobb. The team, coached by Miss Neilson, participated this year in several swimming meets. LINED UP FOR their formal picture is the boys' swimming team. Row 1: R. Huivoc, P. Chamberlain. Row 2: B. Wooden, R. Jordan, R. Beam, L. wright, J. Williams R. f A 72 52 A X 4 A C b ' 1-.-i- . .r, -U ' 1-Tl:i:1 + L., . .,-,..S- -N,-A 1,--ix 1- 5- I ----af, I f L' f - P yf x J 'Writing and Z7rcam111g Vaughn. Row 3: Mr. Kirby, R. Monk, D. Nicholson, R. Kay, D. Goodstein, L. Pecan. Row 4:5 N. Michalski, S. Mc- Intyre, P. Downs, C. Estadt W. Drews, R. Doan. I If If Kaameraug and Jfurrimue SHUFFLEBOARD proves one of the popular activities of the intramural program which is e scheduled two periods a week for all grades. AS FULL a program exists for the girls. Every week sees numerous lassies tossing the basketball, as shown here, playing ping-pong, playing hockey or softball, gliding through modern dance steps, or shooting for the bull's eye. AN INTRAMURAL volleyball game is in prog- ress in the gym. TED WYSCHEWAN and jerry Van Hart, two ardent quoit players, are the intramural quoit champions. ., 1-N Q X , 1 f r n ysen m L ks f e' E THE JUNIOR high cheerleaders rest for a minute before their next cheer. Despite the fact that the eighth graders were in school only during the mornings and the seventh graders were in school only during the afternoons, a fairly full program of competitive organized sports was carried on. Football and baseball were probably the most popular, though track with over fifty entrants held its own. Un- fortunately because of press dead- line, no pictures of the 1953 base- ball and track teams could appear in this book. Coaches included A. Donzanti, E. Hamilton, and G. Barsky Qfootballj, J. Egli and G. Eisenhart fbascballj, J. Farese and A. Donzanti ftrackj. 1952 JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL Row 1: D. Buler, L. Hildebrand, J. Estadt, R. South, J. Mason, J. Williams, L. Curtin. Row 2: E. Curtin, J. Kish, J. Tigar, C. Estadt, J. Spilatore, D. Rapino, E. Brick, B. Holtz, Mr. Donzanti. Row J: B. Beuchler, R. VanWagner, E. Dawson, R. Corso, R. Purdy, J. Worst, D. Nicholson, C. Seltzer, W. Duff. Row 4: C. Schofield, M. Folk, W. Bair, F. McIntyre, R. Rapino, D. Rathbun, J. Rock, C. Kelly. Row 5: Mr. Hamilton, R. Beans, K. Waltts, M. Pinilli, R. Vaughn, A. Deuel, Mr. Barsky. f ., -,, ,, f . mpc. 'W 'E ,ggi -..-. ri.. - 1952 JUNIOR HIGH BASEBALL TEAM Row 1: L. Turner, B. Turner, S. Mclntyre, J. Kellett, F. Stryker, J. White, K. Watow berry, M. Levin, W. Jrauss, D. Nicholson. Beuchler, C. Estadt, R. Corso, W. Becker, R. J. Elgi Qcoacbj. Row 2: H. Miller, R. Rue, J. Buchanan, J. Smiley, D. Patton, L. Williams, Qmmmgerl. Row 3: R. Vaughn, A. Touch- Holtz, C. Seltzer, K. Krall, L. Curtin, R. ' . 'im'-f-ee: 'rib' . PIIRT IGIVI' DONOR GEORGE DOUGHERTY presents team trophies and individual trophies to H. Briggs and A. Shepherd, captains of the winning Black Team. A radio announcer holds a mike for clear reception over WBUD. Y This years Sports Nite, an annual event, was probably the best Pennsbury ever scheduled. Truly an athletic field night, students of all grades under the tutelage of the physical education department demonstrated almost every kind of sport mentionable. Tears flowed in the Orange camp at the end of Fri- day evening, March 27 fGirls' Nighty, as top team seemed to be the Black. Smiles were gleeful among the victors the following night fBoys' Nightj as, sure enough, the Ebony competitors proved their prowess. Surely no other school event stirs school spirit as much as this one. H. SCHLICHER rolls the king pin in a relay feature. lel bars SHOWING EXCEPTIONAL skill were the performers on the paral relive the tension. NOVELTY NUMBERS helped '4 ,. g' L, R: F if X ' 3'51'6'Ax'4llI- W F , Q 4 4 1 Your new neighbor FAIRLESS WORKS UNITED STATES STEEL CORPORATION extends heartiest congratulations and best Wishes I to the 1953 SENIOR CLASS of PENNSBURY' HIGH SCHOOL al' Persons interested in employment at Fairless Works should apply either in person or writing to Mr. R. M. Lewis, Gen- eral Supervisor, Personnel, at Personnel Bureau. 67 ERNIE KING YARDLEY PRECISION Te,w,,,o,, R. .A. - PHILCO - . . CO' Compleg Line of Hotpoint Acfjiliances Philco Refrigerators ,k We'll Sell the Best and Service the Rest i Yardley, Penna. l 1 East Afton Avenue PHONE: YARDLEY 3002 CARTEX CORPORATION Foam Rubber - Pillows, Mattresses, Chair Cushions 'k LEWIS AVENUE Bristol Pike Morrisville, Penna. Design and Consulting Engineers 'k FALLSINGTON MANUFACTURING CO. Sheet Metal Tools and Dies Special Sheet Metal Machinery Plant: Fallsington, Penna. Morrisville 7297 M O R L O U F A R M S PENN-JERSEY COAL HARDWARE COMPANY Hardware, Paints, Spred Satin, Coal - Fuel Oil HUWWWGW, TOJU, SPUTUWS Oil Burner Service Goods ,k Hoo' sandm fo' Rm' Chambers St. at Delmorr Ave 'A' MORRISVILLE, PENNA. FALLSINGTON' PENNA' Morrisville Phone: Trenton Phone: PHONE: 9897 7955 74-7955 68 Phone: Morrisville 5 2 8 2 BRAY BROS. CONTRACTORS 'A' CRANE and BULLDOZER WORK STREETS and DRIVEWAYS if Fallsington, Penna. Compliments of VULCANIZED RUBBER AND PLASTICS CO. 'A' NEW YORK and MORRISVILLE 6 AMICO SAND 85 GRAVEL CO. ar TYBURN ROAD Phone: 7 9 7 2 Morrisville, Penna Compliments JACIQS MEN'S SHOP f 0 W k d D Cl la or an ms ot es STACY'S Sc to 51.00 STORE ff if 32 East Bridge Street 3 East Bridge Street MORRISVILLE, PENNA MORRISVILLE, PENNA. Morrisville 3 267 STANLEY G. CONEY Dodge - Plymouth Faithful Service Since 1928 ff f 24 West Bridge Street MORRISVILLE, PENNA. Phone: Morrisvi Compliments of JOSEPH C. WINDER Insurance Service FALLSINGTON, PENNA lle 3640 JACK HANSEN'S INN 'A' just a Good Place T0 EAT AND DRINK and MEET YOUR FRIENDS 70 PRYOR'S PHARMACY Prescriptions Carefully Compounded The Friendly Place to Shop BEATRICE SHOPPE Women's Apparel Fountain Service 'A' Phone: 3451 lk Open Monday and Friday Evenings BRIDGE STREET 13 East Bridge Street Morrisville 7416 Morrisville, Penna. Morrisville, Penna. Opposite Bank Compliments KING SUPPLY COMPANY Phone: Morrisville 3286 Phone: 7648 JOHN J. RESO HUNT'S STATIONERY AND Fine Watch Repairing . TOY STORE jewelry - Watches - Diamonds Stationery Greeting Cards Silverware Toys if 'A' Opposite the Bank 1 1 East Bridge Street MORRISVILLE, PENNA. 1 8 East Bridge Street MORRISVILLE, PENNA. SHAW'S JEWELRY The Home of Hamilton Watches Wfatch and jewelry Repairing The Best in Diamonds and Iewelry CORDWELL FOODS Meat - Produce Frozen Food - Groceries Rogers and Community Silverware -k 'k . 164 South Mam Street 15 East Afton Avenue YARDLEY, PENNA. Phone: Yardley 3130 Yardley, Penna. Phone: 2731 YARDLEY NATIONAL BANK. In the Community - For the Community Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation YARDLEY PENNA. YARDLEY 5 86 10 We Have the Merchandise You Want 20 SOUTH MAIN STREET Yardley, Pennsylvania BETTER RESULTS - LESS EFFORT WITH THE RIGHT TOOL 'k Tools Rented by the Hour, Day, Week Reliable Prescription . I , S I I V I C E Luncheoneffe 4 s. num sv.. . unmn, rzuvu. - mans: nu We Deliver Yafdlei' 2703 Paint - Wallpaper - Window Coverings THE YARDLEY FLORIST EAGLE NECKBAND Formerly Cadwallader Greenhouses 174 Harper Avenue CORPORATION YARDLEY, PENNA. 'k I-'lowers and Plants For All Occasions Business Phone: If No Answer Call Yardley, Penna. Yardley 2 73 9 Morrisville 3 6 3 3 COLD SPRING BLEACHERY 'k Yardley, Penna. YARDLEY MANUFACTURING CO. General Sheet Metal Work J. W. BLACKWELL Plumbing 65 Heating Oil Burners E5 Air Conditio if -x 1 14 South Main Street YARDLEY, PENNA. Phone: Yardley 2975 l 16 Reading Avenue YARDLEY, PENNA. Phone: Yardley 2282 ning 73 Compliments of SIMPSON CHEVROLET Your Chevrolet Dealer ALBERT E. KELLETT UNITY FRANKFORD STORES Fresh Meats - Frozen Foods Groceries - Produce 'k fAt Delaware River Free Bridge i' Appmachl Yardley and Locust Avenue 222 East Bridge Street FALLSINGTON MORRISVILLE' PENNA' Phone' Morrisville 5461 Compliments Compliments T of A TY of the OMLINSON'S V RIE SHOP INGOT TAVERN -k 'A' 57 N. Pennsylvania Avenue MORRISVILLE, PENNA. Phone: 2306 440 S. Pennsylvania Avenue MORRISVILLE, PENNA. fFor1nerly Lou'sj REDNOR 86 KLINE, INC. Lumber - Millwork Mason Materials Home Appliances ' 'R 202 S. Pennsylvania Avenue MORRISVILLE, PENNA. Phones: 7175 - 3 164 J. ALLEN HOOPER Funeral Director i' MORRISVILLE, PENNA. ANDREA' MOTORS BURNS' PHARMACY Firestone Tires Prescriptions Auto-Lite Batteries ' and Prescription Accessories l' if Lincoln Highway MORRISVILLE, PENNA. Phone: 5453 ' Pennsylvania Avenue and Union Street MORRISVILLE 5585. I C 'P'i 'e 's of PENNSBURY POTTERY ROBERTSON Retail Sales At Factory MANUFACTURING COMPANY ff at Tyburn Road Morrisville, Penna. MORRISVU-LE, PENNA- Compliments vf THE MORRISVILLE BANK THE FRIENDLY BANK i' Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Morrisville, Penna. J. D. KELLETT JOHN A. COLLINS FARM BUREAU INSURANCE Plumbing, Heating and Supplies COMPANIES Water Pumps - Sales and Service Life, Auto, Fire, Mortgage, Casualty Boilers and Oil Burners Installed and Serviced Rn D. No- 1, .-A' if Ofice: Locust Avenue King Farms Company Morrisville 7177 Residence: I , Along Lake Beloi1v'iPennsb I Mornsvlue 3532 Morrisville 3711 ury nn l 75 LINCOLN GARAGE EDWARD C. HILLBORN if UNITY FRANKFORD sToREs O11 the Lincoln HiShWaY Fresb Meats - Frozen Foods MORRISVILLE Groceries - Produce Ofices 9872 ik 'k FALLSINGTON EMIUE Residence: 7347 Bristol 7918 Compliments SELLINGER'S GARAGE Morrisville, Penna. GEORGE MAC KISSIC DH-'LIP LANE FARM Atlantic Service Turkeys Alive - Dressed - Frozen 'A' Wholesale E5 Retail We Deliver 194 South Main Street 1, and Newtown Road River Road at Yardley Bridge Yardley, Penna. Phone: Yardley 2220 Compliments MACKENSEN KENNELS gf Boarding - Heated Kennels D F d d F ' lv' Grezi Isdneaznd zliloljr 'gigs 'A' River Road TRENTON, NEW JERSEY if Opposite Yardley Golf Course YARDLEY 2751 SUIJQQEISSISQTS ARTHUR L. MacDONNELL , Plumbing E5 Heating Complete Self-Serwce Foods Contractors Guaranteed Quality if 'R Main and Afton YARDLEY, PENNA. 5 3 5 West Bridge Street MORRISVILLE, PENNA. College Avenue YARDLEY, PENNA. Phone: Yardley 2955 STOKES MOLDED PRODUCTS, INC. if Yardley, Penna. JOS. B. JOHNSON SAMUEL YARDLEY . , . l Dealer in Petroleum Speczalzzzng zn Products Macadam Drives Kerosene - Fuel Oil - Gas Diesel and Motor Oils 'A' 'A' YARDLEY, PENNA. YARDLEY, PENNA. Phone: 2775 Yardley 2529 77 TOTS TO TEENS FODEN,S 6 MORRISVILLE Q , BAKERY arroll s rad le if '1- 2l East Afton Avenue Phone: Yardley 3286 343 West Bridge Street MORRISVILLE 3851 Compliments WIEGAND'S Sc to 55.00 STORE 17 WEST STATE STREET Newtown, Penna. Morrisville's Leading Store Compliment-9 UNITED CUT-RATE STORE of RICKERT NURSERIES 'k ir 29 East Bridge Street MORRISVILLE, PENNA. Morrisville-Yardley Road PHONE: 7 191 UNION SUPPLY COMPANY General Merchandise i FAIRLESS HILLS Langhorne 34213 Best Wishes, Pennsbury Graduates ir GEORGE CASE'S SPORT CENTER i 1 2 1 East Hanover Street TRENTON 4-5540 FORMICA LINOLEUM Phone: 7567 Tops That Are Tops Television - Appliances JAY BEE COMPANY RCA - Philco - Kelvinator - Youngstown Q Norge - ABC ' Custom Made Washers - Refrigerators - Ranges Sznk E5 Counter Tops i, i' L. 85 G. ELECTRIC CO. R. D. 1, Yardley, Penna. 35 EAST BRIDGE STREET Phone: Morrisville 3664 MORRISVILLE, PENNA. J. M. Bahelka We Always Sell For Less KING FARMS CO. Morrisville, Penna. ir Growers of Fresh Vegetables Compliments Jack Foster's of YARDLEY FUEL Sl SUPPLY JOHN KILGOUR COMPANY Unity Frankford Store wk 'k YARDLEY, PENNA. Phone: 29 0 1 79 A. W. GILL 81 COMPANY Ojice Supplies and 114 Telephones: CAMDEN SPORTING , Goons Equipment Athletic Equipment and If Awards For All Sports 'lr 1 148 Atlantic Avenue CAMDEN 4, N. J. EMerson 5-3720 East Hanover Street TRENTON, N. J. 5-6277-8-9 GREENWOOD DAIRIES Lincoln Highway Langhorne, Penna. DAIRY PRODUCTS Phone: Langhorne 3764 'lr Visit Our Dairy and Frozen Food Store Everything That Counts in Dairy Products SERVING ALL LOWER BUCKS COUNTY C. B. LOREN MURCHISON 86 CO., INC. NEWARK, NEW JERSEY if Class Rings, Pins, Commencement Announcements Medals and Trophies WINGERT, Representative MEDFORD LAKES, N. J. 86 Andy Mitchell-BRISTOW'S Representativ WE HAVE AMBITION, TOO! FAIRLESS HILLS, PENNSYLVANIA Yes, We have plenty of ambition-to be a model commu- nity, 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. Or to be good nurses, teachers or housewives. Or to be just good citizens. Whatever your ambitions, class of '53, We wish you all a full measure of good luck and happiness. DANHERST CORPORATION developers of FAIRLESS HILLS, PENNA. S I STANDARD PENNANT Compliments COMPANY Big Run, Penna. Jefferson Co of Manufacturers of TALONE'S GULF SERVICE School Awards, Letters, 1 1 1 West Bridge Street Banners ifgtellgexigd Chenille MORRISVILLE, PENNA' We Feature a Fine Line of Sweaters and Jackets BUCKS CGUNTY FARMS DAIRIES SAMUEL BOONE, Prop. 'A' Pasteurized Milk and Cream Cottage Cheese - Buttermilk - Butter Compliments of the Architects MICKLEWRIGHT AND MOUNTFORD 72 Ewing Street Trenton, New Jersey 82 BUSINESS PATRONS ACE BEDDING COMPANY Mattresses 63 North Pennsylvania Avenue, Morrisville, Pennsylvania Phone: Morrisville 5590 PAUL ARATA, JR. Builder Reading Avenue, Yardley, Pennsylvania Phone: Yardley 2400 CLUB DELMORR Morrisville, Pennsylvania CRAMER'S BAKERY 4 Afton Avenue, Yardley, Pennsylvania Phone: Yardley 2760 THE DOG HOUSE Charcoal Broiled Hamburgers Dogs - Steaks - Sausages River Road, Jersey Side EVE'S SHOPPE 69 North Pennsylvania Avenue, Morrisville, Pennsylvania Phone: Morrisville 2143 THE GIFT BOX 65 North Pennsylvania Avenue, Morrisville, Pennsylvania Phone: Morrisville 3604 GRIM, CADWALLADER, DARLINGTON Sc CLARKE Law Ojices I6 South Main Street, Yardley, Pennsylvania Phone: Yardley 2931 LUCY A. HARPER AGENCY Insurance 159 South Main Street, Yardley, Pennsylvania Phone: Yardley 2795 HEAVENER'S GARAGE 85 MACHINE SHOP General Repairs and Machine Shop Gas and Electric Welding Fallsington, Pennsylvania - Phone: Morrisville 3648 EDMUND C. HILL Realtor Wilburtha Road Trenton 5, New Jersey - Phone: Trenton 3-2086 L. A. HOWELUS SONS Hardware - Farm Equipment 60 East Bridge Street, Morrisville, Pennsylvania Phone: Morrisville 7659 MCAULEY CORNER STORE Yardley Avenue, Fallsington, Pennsylvania Phone: Morrisville 5491 TRENTON LIGHTING Chambers Ranges Cook with the Gas Turned Of 416 South Pennsylvania Avenue, Morrisville, Pennsylv Phone: Morrisville 7471 YARDLEY CLEANERS Corner Main Street and Letchworth Avenue Joe Harvey, Proprietor Phone: Yardley 2560 ania 83 PATRONS MRS. SUE BAILEY MR. AND MRS. JOHN D. HURN GEORGE F. BARNES JOHNNIE JONES' '51 MRS. THOMA E R. DR. AND MRS. H. LINN BASSETT S JON S' S KAPPY - LIL - EDITH THERESA BENTLEY EDITH - KAPPY - LIL MRS. HARRIET BURKHART LIL - EDITH - KAPPY MR . BETTY CHA BERL S M AIN MR. AND MRS. DAVID PHILLIPS THOMAS R' DAUGHERTY MR. AND MRS. Louis SEPLOW MR. AND MRS. JOHN v. ELLIS ANNA SMITH MR. AND MRS. JOHN H. FLEISCH MRS. KATHRYN TRAUTMANN MR. AND MRS. MELVIN GREENWOOD MR. AND MRS. EARL W. VON HOFFEN The Yearbook Staff wishes to thank all persons who had any part in preparing this Yearbook for publication and all patrons and advertisers who helped finance this.Yearbook. WILLIAM T. COOKE PUBLISHING, INC. 21 South 21st Street PHILADELPHIA 3, PENNA. S4 my
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