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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1956 volume:

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I yi 5 if it-QQ ,., ., 2 ' f published by the students of . . . 472 , -. fi! 551' Tug 19114 g5.b'JI 159 -ill: i...g mllwvv' -W' gif-. ' L-' I -I 1 41,147 lit sd full' M192 I ' wr 1 Imam ' H Tlfu. ll' ' ll ul ll Q 4' ' ' Q - 1 1, , - .- . ' M-P, .. +12 .' 42011 il Ht 'V 1514-f ' v--1 V-, - . J LOG 1 -taxis, PENNSBLIRY H l G H S C H 0 0 l. YARDLEY, PENNA. We the senior class of Pennshury are about to emlrark on our long voyage through life. As we look hack over our high school years, we feel that we have had the kind of education which will enable us to face the years ahead. Although we may never again meet as a class, we will always cherish the many wonderful memories We have---the teachers who have done so much to help usg the lasting friendships we have madeg the various activities in which we have taken part. To those whom we are leaving behind, we wish the same happy and prosperous years that we have enjoyed. Introduction , . ..,,..,..... , , 1 Dedication ,..,............,.. ,, 4 Faculty and Administration , . 6 Seniors ..,....,............. ,... 1 2 Who s Who ..,. Senior Trip .... Log .....,.,. lnformals ., Classes .... Activities .... Boys' Sports Girls' Sports .. Sports Night Patrons .... 46 48 50 51 60 90 ....102 ....108 ....111 52 Q L ...L --Q-.1 ,4-zgiiv-- -1-it-L.. ...ii- Z' I , 1 I -, ,-A 44, . f ,' 1 7 if- 3 sf 4 DEDICATIO 1 ' K X 1 ig., 1 fl .asf- 5, This 1956 PENNSMAN is dedicated to Mr. Taylor B. Kirhy in recognition of and deep gratitude for all that he has done to help us better prepare ourselves to meet thc challenge of life after high school. Giving unselfishly of his time, Mr. Kirhy has served as student council advisor and chairman of the Honors Program. He still continues in these capacities, even though he was promoted to the positions of assistant principal and guidance counselor this year. We will always remember and appreciate what he has done for us, and so in this way we say, Thank you, Mr. Kirby. 555. E V ff WWQ Q 4 If ff M2 tx XX X I f f f f I A X ,f-' , Nr' My if f X 7 9 X! XX X D X, 5 VQXN N3 Z NW f f xy, f TEA mimi x K ', ,,f' I W0 fffy ff -r X M ,N A. h, J 1' ff X r X Our top brass . . . MEDILL BAIR Regional Superintendent WILLIAM INGRAHAM ROBERT HUBBARD Assistant Regional Sup't Administrative Assistant RICHARD L. CURRIER Director of Secondary Education V .EE A ft.: I 1,Qrh .2 I . f ' A I E Iit ' a o . ' s , , A A 5, e p Ac c it .','. A irin :.f:3QI5, .5f..,: ' ,Q 7335553 1 ff 'V sz ,.., - -: ' MARY DW! ER TAYLOR KIRBY Guidance Director ALBERT TRAUTWEIN Guidance Counselor, Assistant Principal A531-slam Principal Assistant Principal tt, n IK? Al ll it Pri 1 5 4x - -w K gf- 5, in A .3 Q , ik 1 Chiefs PEARL ARONSON Business Erlucation M.Ed., Rutgers Univ. . WILMER BACHMAN Mathematics M.Ed., Rutgers Univ. DAVID ALLOWAY Social Studies M.A., Columbia Univ. JANE CAMLIN Physical Education B.S.,Cenlru1 Mich.C0l. WILLIAM COOPER ANDREA D'ANGELO ELEANOR DAVIS Eng., Creative Writing English, Dramatics English, S0Cif1l SIUIUUS B.S., New' Jersey STC B.S., Villanova M-Ed-, BOSYOYI UfliV- CHAS. ANDREWS ROBT. ARMSTRONG English Social Studies B.S., Bloosmburg STC B.A., King,s College ELIZ. CARFACNO Latin B.S., Univ. of Penna. l f1fQW'A VH: , ' - li' i ' '.'...,. 'Mi it ,'Y,e 1524 i ie' xiii' i ieet ..i-' ',.' - 'Ziff-Q ' Y? ' 'A . 4' EDWARD DUX English B.S., Kutzlown STC WALTER COBB Modern Languages B.A., LaSalle College X xv rw 'in ' 'll Qi 5 gzl'laN5Iii4A1f2 ,Q VIRGINIA EISENBREY Physical Education B.S., Stroudsburg STC HENRY EISENHART JOSEPH GAVIN iii? . ii 95 Geometry Physical Education B.A., Juniata College- N1 N p ALEX. COULET THOMAS GREENE RAY HACKER , Eng., Mod. Languages Industrial Arts Librarian Driver Education Ph.D., Univ. of Paris M.Ed., Univ. of Pennu. BS., Kulztown STC B.S., Temple Univ. WILLIAM HOLLOPETER Art B.S., Temple Univ. FRANK JAKOB Physicial Ed., Driver Ed. M.A., Temple Univ. CAROLINE KELLER Music B.S.M., Oberlin Conservatory of Music MARIE KELLY Social Studies M.Ed., Rutgers Univ. ALPHEUS KELLER Business Education B.Ed., Duquesne Univ. GEORGE JARMOSKA Director of Athletics M.Ed., Rutgers Univ. PATRICIA ANN KAUL Secretary Pcnnsliury High School, l955 BENJAMIN KENNEDY Physical Education MS., Univ. of Pennsylvania ARTHUR KRESPACH Mathematics M.Ed., Rutgers Univ. -. Kwai if i' Whse E N Q1 f i X 'ir WE X gi' iii 1 lx Q ,J 'P..., 322 ALBERT HARPER BERNARD HARTZ DONALD HENRY Business Erlufaiinn Industrial Arts Chemistry B-S-,ShiPDffl15h11 2 STC M-Ed-, Temple UlliV- M.Ed., Rutgers Univ. ELEANOR KRESPACH MfllIlCl1lllllL'S, Science I :QQ M.A., New York Univ. if v-A-Q ,X I AVIS KUNCA Music ILA., Georgian Court Col. I 1 if I Wg! K s 'Q . ,M in W .lm SHIRLEY HEYES REBECCA Secretary HOFFMAN Pennslyury High, 1955 Physiml Eduvalinn B.A., Wilson College ALBERT MATUZA Social Studies B.S., Georgetown Univ. JOHN MAZZONE Economics, Law BS., Rider College , , , ,V pf . .1 kk-k V T . .gun X. J' , ...xg I X if x 45. ..., X E I .5 .A on I H ioie . 2 V , Q 1' , g S! ,..11g BARBARA LOWE C Business Erlucaliou . MS., Temple Univcrfity f, V PETER KUNDRA VIRGINIA MCCLURG I7llj'Si!'S, Chemistry Secretary ' li it . M.Ed., Bucknell Univ, Pcnnslmury High School, 1953 MARIUS LIYINGSTON BRUCE MvFARLAND Sgfigl Sfmlies Physical Ezlucutiou M.A., New York Univ. B-S-7 TCIIIPIC UlliY0l'sily iw -Q -- K ,. xx ,xgfgfg-.1.w - ii .f'? . ., 3 . f 2 W, 4, , ..... ROBERT MOORE HELEN MARY NOLAN CHRISTOPHER WARREN RINCLER Physical Education MOTTERSHEAD English, Social Studies POFF Libfflfillfl B.S., Temple Univ. Reading Improvement B.A., Bucknell Univ. Biology M-S-1 TCUIPIC Univ- B.S., Univ. of N. Caro. BS., Stroudsburg STC ELIZ. ROSAZZA HELEN RUFF Nurse Albert Einstein Medical Center Physical Education B.S.,West Chester STC FORDYCE THORNE MARGARET UHLER Moflerll Languages Home Economics M.Ed., Temple Univ. B.A. Drexel Institute . zffzli , W 'f z. 'WM tl U11 ,., ' ,j 'pw ur ,g in Q DAVID SHERMAN Modern Languages M.A., Columbia Univ. CATHERINE VELLA Business Education M.Ed., Rutgers Univ. DONALD SMITH FRANCES TAYLOR Music English B.S., Penn State Univ. B.S., Univ.0f Delaware PAUL WINDMULLER Safety Education M.A., New York Un iv. Wi WILLIAM WOODS Biology M.E.d,, Temple Univ f E alma g W E 4.1 XV' BOBBY DOWNING SENICR OFFICERS o 5 JACK ADRIAN 115 Walnut Lane, Morrisville Jack A six-letter man from Cocoa High and Lyman High active in P. H. S. activities though new this year . an honor student. Ambition: Registered architect. IRENE ALBOSTA 221 Austin Drive, Fairless Hills Irene New to P. H. S. this year . . . does a lot of work for t Red Cross Club . . . sheis quiet, but very friendly. Ambition: Nurse. he OLA MAE RAMSEY Treasurer E IDRS 105 Thornridge Drive, Levittown uRayv Contributed much to Senior Class . . . member of Senior Choir in former school . . . hobby is riding trams to Baltimore. Ambition: Commercial chemist. JANICE ADAMS 630 Auburn Road, Fairless Hills One of our quieter seniors . . . usually seen with Pit and Carol . . . enjoys playing the piano . . . helped keep school accounts balanced. Ambition: Stenographer. R SANDRA AMES 1802 Wrightfield Avenue, Yardley fisandyn Worked hard on all committees-canteen, prom, and play . . . voted the best dressed Senior Girl . . . our Foot- ball Queen. Ambition: Attend college. MARIE ANTHONY 65 North Court Lane, Levittown Marie Music and skating rate tops with Marie . . . she has been active in the Publicity Clubs . . . likes her business subjects. Ambition: Legal secretary. JOYCE BAHELKA R.D. iffl, Yardley ujoycen Joyce was voted Miss Pennsbury in her junior year . . . active in Modern Dance . . . member of Drama Club . . . likes business law class. Ambition: Secretary. .WILLIAM BAIR 303 Austin Drive, Fairless Hills Will One of the ushorteri' members of the Senior Class . . . after high school Bill wants to join the service. Ambition: Armed Forces career. WINTHROP ARMOUR 224 Oxford Valley Road, Fairless Hills 1 ccWinkyn Winky's hobby is music . . . band member for four years . . . plays the French horn . . . hopes to attend Bucknell. Ambition: Engineer. CAIL BAHELKA R.D. ifl, Yardley ucailn LARRY BAKER 278 Wyandotte Road, Fairless Hills iCLarry,! Active in school Radio Club . . . belongs to Tri-County Amateur Radio Club . . . hobbies include radio, hunting, fishing . . . also likes math. Ambition: Be successful. PATRICIA BALSER 26 Reading Avenue, Yardley Pat Has a nifty personality . . . captain of the color guard . . . Pat was 9th and llth grade vice-president. Ambition: Secretary. BRUCE BEUCHLER Woolston Drive, Morrisville Beak', Member of A Cappella Choir . . . Honor Society . . . 9th and 10th grade class president . . . active in many sports and school activities. Ambition: Florida motel owner. DIXON BLANCHARD 200 Lincoln Highway, Fairless Hills 5iDi-xi, Active in science and chefs, clubs . . . likes to cook . . . hobbies include hunting and fishing. Ambition: Forestry. EDITH BOWMAN Taylor Drive, Fallsington Edith . Participated in the band for five years . . . member of Chorus . . . is sure to be a good secretary . . . on the quiet side. Ambition: Secretary. HORACE BRACHMAN 726 Olds Boulevard, Fairless Hills CCHoey!! Hoey is new to Pennsbury this year . . . he has partici- pated in the Apparatus and Tumbling Club. MARTHA BEELER Moon Drive, Fallsington Martha', One of our engaged seniors . . . was active in Modern Dance and Art Clubs. Ambition: Get a Mrs. degree and have a happy family. GRETA BELOW Tyburn Road, Morrisville Cretan Sports editor of Pennsburian . . . Debby and Greta are great pals . . . was on Hockey and Backetball teams all through high school. Ambition: Be happy. CHARLES BOEHM Yardley Road, Morrisville 3 ' , 'f fzffi -f tette , E- ut. K .gk il' fi ik . . H . in . . 'f 5 1 kg 5555 I- gf. , ,,., 2 ,... ,- , ' : '-.c ' if :- Nicky Came to us from Morrisville in his junior year . . . a member of Spectator Sports Club . . . enjoys history class . . . his hobby is cars. BARBARA JEAN BOHN Woodside Road, Yardley ffBabS9, Active in girls' sports . . . was a first baseman on the varsity softball team . . . she has an unusual hobby- collecting earrings. Amsion: Secretary. ? L MATTHEW BRAUN 1 Tree Lane, Levittown Mau Has a good sense ot humor . . . his hobby is gardening . . . favorite class is P. A. D. with Mr. Alloway . . . does nice art work. Ambition: Office worker. PAUL BRIEGEL Big Oak Road, Yardley Paul On varsity basketball team in senior 'year . . . a cool 6'2 . . . went on the Junior Trip . . . his ideal teacher- Mr. Kundra. Ambition: Teacher. JUDITH E. BURCH 14 Knoll Drive, Yardley ffiludyj, Always seen with a smile except in chemistry class . . . member of Honor Society . . . worked hard on Pennsman. Ambition: To be happy. NORENE ANNE BYZEK 252 Oxford Valley Road, Fairless Hills Norene Majorette captain . . . secretary of Senior Class . . . has a friendly hello for all . . . a guard on the basketball team for four years. I THOMAS E. BROWN 216 Devon Road, Fairless Hills i5TomD Was in Chorus for three years . . . active in Sports Night . . . favorite subject is chemistry . . . wants to attend Penn State. Ambition: Engineering. ROBERT BROWNBACK Makefield Road, Yardley 6iB0b!9 Bob came to Pennsbury from Norristown in his Senior year . . . had a lead part in the Senior play . . . likes to write for local newspaper. EDWARD A. CARTER 125 Delaware Avenue, Yardley If-loei, Bass voice in Chorus and A Cappella . . . does a terrific tumbling job during Sports Night exhibition . . . an expert water skier. Ambition: Attend college. RONALD CARTER 16 Brook Lane, Yardley Ron Can be seen driving around in his black Ford . . . his favorite subject is shop . . . is interested in all kinds of cars. Ambition: To make money. FRANK CIKO 341 Arborlea Avenue, Morrisville Greek The quiet man . . . played varsity football in his senior year . . . hunting rates tops with Frank. Ambition: Own a diner. ROBERT W. CINGEL 128 West Trenton Avenue, Morrisville CGBob!9 Our science student . . . hobbies includes cars., pho- tography, and microscope work . . . can tell the funniest stories with a straight face. Ambition: Continue education. in id' .5 4? -,Lf JUDITH ANN CRAVEN 418 Trenton Road, Fairless Hills Judie One of our enthusiastic dramatic students . . . mem- ber of Thespian Society . . . divides her time between her studies and drama. Ambition: Actress. NANCY LINN CRAVEN 6 North Circle, Yardley iiNan,7 Member of Honor Society . . . one of the editors of the Pennsburian . . . active in Chorus . . . can always be seen painting scenery. PAUL C. CHAMBERLAIN 426 West Trenton Road, Morrisville lGMidge!l Active member of Crafts Club . . . his favorite subject is shop . . . a real live wire.', Ambition: Career in aviation. DOROTHY MARIE CHORBA 132 Windsor Road, Yardley Shotsie Participated in Chorus for two years . . . came from Cathedral in her junior year . . . interested in playing the organ. Ambition: Private secretary. '- ','. my , ROBERT E. COLL 222 Stanwood Road, Fairless Hills Babu Spectator sports club . . . played football, holding end position two years . . . enjoys swimming. Ambition: Be a success. DAVID GEORGE CRAVEN 503 Parkway Drive, Fairless Hills nDl1Ue,, Participated in sports night for two years . . . favorite subject is chemistry . . . member of Art Club. Ambition: Air Force. LAWRENCE BRUCE CURTIN Glen Valley Road, Morrisville Larry In Chorus and A Cappella . . . participated in county and district chorus . . . won third place, Mercer County Invitational Track Meet, 1955. Ambition: Lawyer. AUGUSTA ELIZABETH DAGOSTINO 405 Trenton Road, Fairless Hills 5CGuS,3 Gus is one of our engaged students . . . wonderful sense of humor . . . her favorite pastime is collecting records. Ambition: To Marry Russ .IEANETTE B. DAVIS 219 Yorkshire Road, Fairless Hills 5fJeanl5 Active in Red Cross Club for three years . . . most of her interests are outside of school . . . on the quiet side. .IEANENE EILEEN DEBOLT 210 Waltham Road, Fairless Hills ,leanene,' Is a member of the Honor Society and F.T.A .... pretty blue eyes and blond hair . . . always takes tests easily. Ambition: Nurse. MARY DAILY West Trenton Avenue, Morrisville CiMaryH Member of Pennsman club . . . did a good job as man- ager of the Varsity Girls' Basketball Team . . . sure to be a success. Ambition: Nursing. LETITIA DANA 678 Trenton Road, Fairless Hills Tish Active on Pennsman . . . Red Cross Club . . . a mcnibcr of Honor Society . . . representative in Student Council for two years. Ambition: Nurse. ANN MARIE DEE 59 Narcissus Lane, Levittown Donnie Member of Modern Dance Club . . . loves history class . . . always ready to usher . . . everyone is envious of her black curly hair. Ambition: Teacher. ROSEMARY ELLEN DeRICCI 31 Wildrose Lane, Levittown Rosen Member of Drama Club four years . . . student director of Junior and Senior Class plays . . . did excellent job of make-up. -Ambition : Hair stylist. 'N ELIZABETH DiROSA Bordentown Road, Morrisville Liz Enjoys dancing . . . member of Chorus for three years . . . was good typist for business staff of Pennsman Club. Ambition: Lead happy, successful life. JUDITH ANN DOAN East Edgewood Road, Yardley lfludyn Spanish is tops with Judy . . . activities included Red Cross Club, Newspaper Club, Sub Deb, Modern Dance, Junior play usher. Ambition: Happiness. BOBBY DOWNING 72 North Turn Lane, Levittown Robert Great Senior Class president . . . Student Council V-P in Junior year . . . a back on the varsity football team. Ambition: To make the family proud of me. MYRTLE DUBEL 1902 Makefield Road, Yardley CCMyrt9! Myrt is interested in music . . . a member of Modern Dance . . . an active participant in the F.T.A. Club. Ambition: Lead a happy successful life. BARBARA E. DETTMAR 125 Riverview Avenue, Yardley csBabss9 Happy-go-lucky . . . good basketball player . . . worked hard on the Prom committees . . . Curt rates tops with her. Ambition: Marry a millionaire. ROD DeYOE 7 Lawndale Road, Yardley lGRod9! JOYCE DORLAND 304 Austin Drive, Fairless Hills Asloyv Active in Modern Dance . . . participated in Modern Dance Specialty Sports Night . . . she Ambition: To be liked by everyone. JOHN R. DORNER Swamp Road, Yardley CCKHOIJH Very active in Production Club . . . his . . . favorite subject is art. Ambition: Join the Navy. loves swimming. hobby is hunting ALAN DUCKETT 47 Narcissus Lane, Levittown Alan Member of Art, Photography Clubs . . . likes anything in math . . . interested in air planes . . . can be seen with Vince and Dave. Ambition: Pilot. WILLIAM S. DUFF 1007 North Pennsylvania Avenue, Morrisville flBill,, Member of Chorus and A Cappella . . . excels in all sports . . . tops with the boys . . . hunting is his hobby. Ambition: Engineer. 'GTA' 5 if A ei X 'fi ...Z RONALD L. DUNN 214 South Olds Boulevard, Fairless Hills fumbles An active member in Chorus . . . also participated in the A Cappella Choir. Ambition: Join the Air Force. JUDITH S. ELLIS 13 Brook Lane, Yardley csludyrs Member of Chorus and A Cappella . . . worked hard on prom committees . . . did- fine job in Senior Play . . . terrific swimmer. Ambition: Kindergarten teacher. ! Qi in 1 HERBERT C. DUFFY 49 Thornridge Drive, Levittown Herb Good baseball player . . . did swell job at Junior Play and worked hard on prom committees . . . member of wrestling team. Ambition: Be happy. JOYCE DULL 338 Berkshire Road, Fairless Hills Bright Eyes Was a member of Chorus four years . . . served on Pennsburian . . . member of Honor Society. Ambition: Live, love, be happy. aprvw- EVA MAE ELSE 9 Letchworth Avenue, Yardley Eva Mae Has done a good job on the color guard for three years . . . is interested in music . . . likes modern dance. Ambition: Secretary. JUDITH MAE ERWIN R.D. 112, Langhorne csjudyn Her bright red hair should look pretty under her nurse's cap . . . member of Honor Society . . . Chorus member four years. Ambition: See the Western U. S. RICHARD FABIAN McKinley and Lincoln Avenue, Yardley Dick,' An active member of Chorus and A Cappella . . . Honor Society . . . did outstanding work in the Science Fairs. Ambition: Engineering. DOLORES FLYNN Post Road, Morrisville CiDee!! Active in intramural sports . . . typed for business staff of Pennsman . . . can be seen with Evelyn or Pat. Ambition: Be happy and make everyone else happy. K vi , COLEMAN GIBBS 2103 Stackhouse Drive, Yardley Cole Did a terrific job in district, county, and state band . . . member of soccer team . . . especially likes honors lunchf' Ambition: Pharmacy or Chemical Engineering. ROBERT C. GIBSON, JR. 644 Trenton Road, Fairless Hills CIHOOHD Member of the Social Games and Chess Clubs . . . his favorite subject is shop. Ambition: Be a mortician. t .N 5 CHARLES ESTADT Emilie Road, Fallsington Chick Did a good job as pitcher on the baseball team . . . participated in Wrestling and Chefs, Club . . . hobbies are mechanics and sports. ROSE MARIE EVANOSKY 224 South Olds Boulevard, Fairless Hills Rosie Rosie was a member of the Dance Club and Sub Deb Club . . . her future plans include beauty culture school. Ambition: Beautician. '-Wg, -995. E 'S JANICE FREY 42 North Turn Lane, Levittown llllanff .Ian is new to our school . . . her favorite subject is typing . . . a member of Modern Dance Club. Ambition: Attend Penn State. VICTOR CENNARI 1906 South Crescent Boulevard, Yardley UVic!! Active in Games and Modern Language Club . . . favorite subject is French Ambition: College. CAROL GILBERT 205 South Canal Street, Yardley Kitten Is one of our quieter seniors . . . helps keep school books balanced . . . enjoys shorthand class . . . considers driv- ing her hobby. Ambition: Secretary. JANE GRONEMEYER Black Rock Road, Morrisville fKJane9, Did well on championship hockey team this year . . . in Chorus and A Cappella Choir three years . . . member of Honor Society and F.T.A. Ambition: Attend college. ,. DOROTHY HACKETT R.D. ifil, Bristol Pike, Morrisville f5Dot!, Member of Chorus and A Cappella . . . majorette for six years . . . she enjoys roller skating . . . a good soft- ball player. RICHARD HALL 175 North Main Street, Yardley Richard An active member of Science Club . . . is interested in going to Penn State. Ambition: Agricultural engineer. I MARILYN CRUPER 537 Stevens Road., Pennsbury Heights lCLyn,, Lyn was a member of the Drama Club . . . participated in Sports Night at Trenton High. Ambition: To lead a successful life. JOSEPH GYURICSKO 640 Lincoln Highway, Fairless Hills Sonny', Did a good job in the band for four years . . . favorite subject is chemistry . . . participated in Black Team Band. Ambition: College. BARBARA F. HAMELL 31 North Main Street, Yardley Barbie Co-editor of Pennsman art staff . . . loves journalism and writing . . . wonderful actress . . . member of Chorus for three years. Ambition: Sail the Seven Seas. .IOAN HARRIS Edgewood Road, Yardley ifjoanf, .loan has participated in Dance Club, Sub-Deb Club, and intramurals . . . enjoys swimming and baseball. Ambition: Lead a happy life. WINIFRED HILEMAN 250 Lincoln Highway, Fairless Hills Winnie Winnie participated in Art Club and was a member of the Pennsburian staff . . . she also enjoys dancing. Ambition: Secretary. THOMAS HILLIARD 433 Berkshire Road, Fairless Hills CKT0m!, Did a good job in Chorus and A Cappella . . . likes Mr. Mazzone's business law class. ROBERT HUMBRECHT 40 South Main Street, Yardley 5CBob!5 Does a fine job in Sport Night exhibitions . . . Oh, that wavy hair . . . a member of the Yardley Fire Company. Ambition: Architect. ROSEANNA JACOB Derbeyshire Road, R.F.D. ifl, Yardley Roseanna', Did terrific job as student director of Junior and Senior plays . . . in Chorus four years . . . member of Thespian Society. Ambition: Be a good nurse. WILLIAM HEED 38 North Park Drive, Levittown Bill Bill is a member of Chefs' Club . . . his two closest friends are Joan Meyers and Bob Verker. Ambition: Marry Joan. GRACE ANNE HIBBS Oxford Valley Road., R.D. Ilfl, Yardley Gracie Nice person to know . . . always talking . . . belongs to Sub-Deb club . . . wants to learn how to cook. Ambition: Be happy. JOYCE E. HOLLIS ll Fayette Drive, Yardley aloycess Joyce was a member of the Band . . . served on Debate Club, Orchestra Club . . . one of the ten top salesmen in Curtis Drive. Ambition: Physical education teacher. MARTHA HUBERT 6 Letchworth Avenue, Yardley sxMarty99 Did a good job on the business staff of Pennsman . . . is friendly to all . . . active in Tri-Hi-Y club. Ambition: Lead a happy life. i f 1 - tffswgszi I, K , Z ' L M - O . 2'.fi,'fw's,'. .. , fi f.-swf-ggj1,'Qw,gi -,'. ,I A -.,- -.', 1 NANCY JAMES 281 Yorkshire Road, Fairless Hills Nancy represented Red Cross Club at Philadelphia meet- ings . . . has participated in Modern Dance Club and intramurals . . . enjoys flying and swimming. Ambition: Private secretary. PATRICIA RITA JESTER 119 Windsor Road, Yardley Bunkie Hard-working treasurer of Student Council . . . Honor Society . . . second highest salesman for Curtis Drive . . . worked hard for our class. Ambition: Be successful. DIANE DOROTHY KAHLE Edgewood Road, Yardley Dee Piloted hockey team to championship in senior year . . . manager of basketball team . . . active member of Chorus and A Cappella . . . a good colorguard. Ambition: Lead a happy life. ROGER WILLIAM KANE 223 Stanford Road, Fairless Hills ccR0gersa Roger was active in Spectator Sports and Social Games Clubs . . . hobby is cars . . . belongs to Naval Reserve. Ambition: Join Navy. ROBERT B. JORDAN, JR. 1708 Makefield Road, Yardley csB0bs9 Played guard on varsity football team two years . . . was manager of baseball and track teams . . . is interested in science. Ambition: Attend college. JOHN JURECHKO 916 Greenway Avenue, Morrisville ffJack9! Did a terrific job in band . . . included in his hobbies are painting and photography . . . member of Honor Society. Ambition: Engineering. ,vw PHYLLIS KAPIQAN 21 Tall Pine Lane, Levittown liphyllfi Participated in Chorus for three years . . . member of Pennsman and Canteen Clubs . . . did fine job in Senior play. Ambition: A full, happy life. SUSAN KEACH 11 Warrick Road, Lower Makefield Skeach Skeach was magnificent in lead role of Senior play . . . was in Chorus, A Cappella . . . hobbies include modeling and singing. Ambition: Make others happy. , its ' 'ft 2' ,ag , Q X -We JOSEPH KELLETT Locust Avenue, Fallsington Jersey Joe Participated in varsity football, baseball, and wrestling . . . received a gold award in football . . . belonged to the Spectator Sports and Wrestling Clubs. Ambition: Plumber. LOIS KELLETT 35 Locust Avenue, Fallsington Lois High scorer on varsity hockey team . . . member of A Cappella and Chorus . . . did terrific job on rings during Sports Night. Ambition: Private secretary. PATRICIA KETTLER 321 Doone Road, Fairless Hills lCPat!1 Pat was in Chorus for three years . . . reporter on the- Pennsburian staff . . . hobby is taking pictures. Ambition : Marry Bob. SANDRA RUTH KIMMEL 213 Waltham Road, Fairless Hills , Sandy Did a terrific job as one of the news editors Pennsburian . . . active on class committees. Ambition: Accounting. , of the LYNN HARMON KEEFE West Acres, Morrisville cclieenen A peppy, cute cheerleader . . . in cast of Junior and Senior plays . . . an outstanding player on the varsity hockey team . . . Honor Society. Ambition: Be happy. WILLIAM KELBAUGH 226 Yorkshire Road, Fairless Hills 6fKel,, Kel is one of our wittiest seniors . . . participates in Spectator Sports Club . . . enjoys his history class . . . his hobby is sports. Ambition: Teaching. PATRICIA KENDER 75 Vermillion Way, Levittown Gipatv Pat is a member of Modern Dance Club . . . a hard- working Pennsman representative . . . enjoys swimming very much . . . belongs to Fallsington Softball Club. LEE KERSTEN 265 Gloucester Road, Fairless Hills lGRed7l He can be seen playing the trumpet in the band . . . hobbies include model boats, planes, and engine repair. Ambition: Public Accountant. in DIANE KINDT 19 New Pond Lane, Levittown Diane Member of Tri-Hi-Y . . . helps the Canteen Committee . . . interested in designing and sewing . . . studied dramatics for two years. Ambition: Be a designer. RUTH KINNEER 228 Austin Drive, Fairless Hills Ruthie Ruthie was president of Junior Red Cross Club . . also belonged to Crafts Club . . . enjoys phys. ed. . . . ber hobby is photography. JANET LYNN KORISHER 108 Oxford Valley Road, Fairless Hills Shorty Typing rates tops with Shorty . . . always having a good time . . . active in Sports Night. Ambition: Secretary. MARY LOUISE KOROSEC 831 Trenton Road, Fairless Hills Mary Lou Belonged to Tri-Hi-Y Club . . . favorite subject is typing . . . likes to skate . . . is looking forward to graduation. Ambition: Secretary. JULIUS P. KISH, III River Road, R.D. itil, Newtown ululesss Jules was one of our hard-working vice-presidents . . . was a member of the band . . . hobbies are fishing and hunting. Ambition: Forestry. RONALD KNISELY 311 Berkshire Road. Fairless Hills fCRon,, Ron is a member of the A Cappella Choir . . . favorite subject is women . . . hobby is music. Ambition: To own a Cadillac convertible. DONALD KRALL 1210 Evergreen Road, Morrisville ccLej-tyn Don participated in baseball, playing first base . . . belonged to Apparatus, Chef, Hobby, and Games Clubs . . . favorite subject is chemistry. Ambition: Professional baseball. MARGARET KRASNAY 435 Trenton Road, Fairless Hills ffpeggyn Her activities in school included band two years, major- ettes three years . . . plays a good game of basketball. Km HANNAH KRICHMAR 18 Eventide Lane, Levittown Hannah,' Reading High was Hannah's alma mater until her senior year when she came to P.H.S .... worked on the Penns- man Business Staff. Ambition: Beautician. JAMES KRIVAC 222 Andover Road, Fairless Hills Cfjimii 'Qfwwqv GEORGIANNA LAFFERTY 60 North Homestead Drive, Yardley Georgie P.H.S. will never forget Peter Pan, thanks to Georgie . . . member of the A Cappella Choir . Wow! That red hair! Ambition: College. DAVID AARON LAIBOW 8 Burning Bush Lane, Levittown ffDa,ve,, Dave has a fabulous working vocabulary . . . has been active in Debate Club and World Affairs Council . . . on varsity track team. Ambition: Journalist. JOAN HELEN KREBS 297 Thornridge Drive, Levittown ccjoniss President of the Philharmonic Youth Society . . . has pretty blonde hair . . . lots of personality . . . Pennsman staff. Ambition: Lead a successful life. DONNA LEE KREISER 3 Lawndale Road, Yardley Donna Did a terrific job in Junior and Senior plays . . . in Drama Club . . . Donna has a nice shell collection . . . a swell gal. Ambition: Nurse. if-f 'wr-.r JOHN KROSNODOMSKIE Oxford Valley Road, Langhorne Kross,' Member of Spectator Sports and Chess Clubs . . . likes motorcycles . . . participated in Chorus . . . has a real short name. PATRICIA H. KUZA 429 Andover Road, Fairless Hills lfpatli Pat is a member of Red Cross Club . . . hobby is skating . . . favorite class is family living. Ambition: Have lots of fun. HU-sf I -anhy- 1' lr was ka . PATRICIA LAIRD 82 Vermillion Drive, Levittown lfpatfl Pat, though new this year, has made many friends . . she worked on feature section of the Pennsman . . hobby is dancing. Ambition: Lab. technician. NORMAN LAPHAM 31 Lakeside Drive, Levittown Norm Norm has participated in the Hobby Club for three years . . . likes to work on Hot Rods. Ambition: Air Force. .l PHYLLIS G. LEAMER 267 Guilford Road, Fairless Hills Phil,' Belonged to Chorus and A Cappella Choir . . . member of Drama Club . . . her hobby is writing. Ambition: To go into the Service. THOMAS LEDDON 350 Devon Road, Fairless Hills ffT0rn,, Active member of Chef's Club . . . his hobby is hunting . . . belongs to Levittown Rod and Gun Club. JOSEPH M. LASH 314 Berkshire Road, Fairless Hills iGJoe39 Joe was a member of the Science Club and Photo Club . . . belonged to Chorus. Ambition: To be a retail store manager. DOROTHY LEAMER 267 Guilford Road, Fairless Hills fiD0t!I Likes to collect odd things . . . member of Thespian Society . . . participated in Chorus and A Cappella Choir. Ambition: To be a missionary. is LEONARD R. LEWIS 79 Elm Lane, Levittown Lennie Was a good goalie on the soccer team . . . a member of Tumbling and Apparatus Club . . . enjoys dancing. Ambition: College. ROBERTA KATHERINE LEWIS 79 Elm Lane, Levittown Bert She was active in the color guard in her junior and senior years . . . was on intramural volleyball team. Ambition: Secretary. JOSEPH LININCTON Langhorne, R.D. -1352, Pa. fljayn Was a member of the band for five years . . . one of the dirty dozen . . . participated in Chefs' Club. Ambition: Make a million dollars. ELAINE LODATO' 5 Pinewood Drive, Levittown Pat Pat has participated in the Red Cross Cluh . enjoys clerical practice. Ambition: To get married. ..she i ROBERT LYNCH 423 Chelsea Road, Fairless Hills GCB0b,, Participated in Chefs' Club . . . likes to take it easy . . . a study hall fanf, VINCENT MACALUSO 119 Willow Drive, .Levittown Vince Participated in Art Club . . . can be seen with Alan and Jim . . . hopes to be a success in the Navy. Ambition: Naval career. DONALD LEX 12 West Terry Road, Morrisville Don Don was a member of the band . . . helped on the Photog- raphy end of the Pennsman . . . plans to attend Duke. Ambition: Metallurgist. LANCE. MICHAEL LIEBL 35 Tanglewood Lane, Levittown Lance Speedboats are rated tops with Lance . . . president of his homeroom . . . an active member of Pennsman staff. Ambition: Navy career. JACKLYN SUE LONG 225 Suffolk Road, Fairless Hills nlackiei' Active as a majorette . . . participated in Sports Night . . . enjoys swimming and dancing. Ambition: Co to modeling school. THOMAS LORRANGER 360 Chelsea Place, Fairless Hills ClTom7, JOYCE MACMILLAN 507 Austin Drive, Fairless Hills Mac Did a good job as captain of the girls, gym class . . . voted wittiest . . . a real swell girl . . . on Athletic Council. Ambition: Attend college. ADELE MAJKA 733 Beaumont Road., Fairless Hills Miken Voted the most athletic . . . received a gold award in softball . . . plans to attend East Stroudsburg. Ambition: To be a success in teaching. STANLEY MAREK Oxford Valley Road, R.D. 32, Langhorne Stan Member of Technicians' Club . . . likes automobiles . . . hobbies include carpentry and mechanics. DOROTHY MARCERUM 8 Letchworth Avenue, Yardley Dot Dot was a majorette for two years . . . participated in Chorus . . . member of Sub-Deb . . . enjoys baton twirl- ing. Ambition: Be happy. ., 2, QS, A R Q A --.. 1 5' EDWARD MANLEY Reading Avenue, Yardley C5Edll Would like to become a 'igolf pro . . . firs t man on the school golf team . . . lunch is Ed's favorite subject. Ambition: College. MARY ISABEL MANLEY Reading Avenue, Yardley flMa'-yi, Member of F.T.A. Club . . . did a good job in Sports Night specialties . . . active member of Chorus. Ambition: To attend college. SUE MARKEY 341 Doone Road, Fairless Hills lKSue,, Likes typing class . . . belonged to Tri-H Cross Clubs . . . enjoys horseback riding. Ambition: Typist for F.B.I. CHARLES MARTELLI Dolington Road, Yardley Charlie I His favorite subject is physical education seen driving around in his Ford. Ambition: Florist. i-Y and Red . ., . can be ADRIENNE McGINNIS 52 Tall Pine Lane, Levittown CC-Adef, Ade is known for her outstanding art work . . . Honor Society . . . voted best actressf' Ambition: To do things as best she can. SANDRA McQUILLEN 747 North Lafayette Avenue, Morrisville Sandy Sandy was an active member of A Cappella and Chorus . . . a member of Honor Society . . . enjoys English class. Ambition: Physical therapist. 2 y ,..,,, J Qi A BARBARA MENCES 167 Andover Road, Fairless Hills Barb Barb was an active member of TrilHi-Y . . . managed the softball team . . . Honor Society. Ambition: Be a French teacher and travel. ROBERT MERVIN 11 Eventide Lane, Levittown fCB0b!! Belonged to Sports Club . . . was a member of Spectator Sports Club in his senior year. RALPH MASON R.D. :,.l'i'1, Morrisville 6sRalph99 Member of Chorus three years . . . A Cappella for one year . . . participated in football. Ambition: U. S. Marines. GENEVIEVE MCCAWLEY 74 Viewpoint Lane, Levittown acjennyv Jenny participated in Modern Dance, Drama, and Clee Clubs . . . she served as an officer on Student Council . . . enjoys dancing. Ambition: Secretary. KENNETH MELE 39 Vermillion Lane, Levittown Ken Member of the Senior canteen . . . plays guitar in two teen-age bands . . . interested in popular music . . . a disc jockey in Trenton. Ambition: Attend college. FRED A. MELLOR 7 DeC0u Drive, Morrisville Fred Favorite subject is science . . . hobby is guns . . . member of Science Club. Ambition: Demolitions expert. in-v We-M VICTOR MEYER 230 Gloucester Road, Fairless Hills f6Vic,, A member of science club . . . his hobbies are building models and ham radio . . . favorite subject is Spanish. Ambition: Charter pilot. CATHERINE JOAN MEYERS 250 Lincoln Highway, Fairless Hills flloanf, Participated in Drama and Red Cross Clubs . . . did a good job on color guard . . . likes math. Ambition: Marry Bill. 1' KATHRYN MILES Lewis Avenue, Morrisville ifKathy,, Kathy was active in Pennsman and Craft Clubs . . . she enjoys secretarial practice and should make a good secretary. Ambition: Secretary. BARBARA JANE MILLARD 60 Post Lane, Levittown Barb Always friendly and lots of fun . . . active in Modern Dance and Pennsmnn Clubs . . . just loves chemistry. Ambition: Attend college. 'I , g,l9 ' A. ,. -if . 3, PATRICIA A. MICHALOCHICK 629 Auburn Road, Fairless Hills l6Pat7, Member of Tri-Hi-Y Club . . . helped keep school books straight . . . enjoys swimming and roller skating. Ambition: To be a secretary. ARLENE MICKLO' 9 Rita Road, Morrisville Arlene Came to P.H.S. in her senior year . . . member of Dramatics Club . . . enjoys skating and dancing . . . likes shorthand class. BEVERLY GALE MILLER 632 Trenton Road, Fairless Hills Little Betf' Bev enjoys dancing . . . she was a member of the Red Cross Club and Drama Club. ROBERT MONK 62 Letchworth Avenue, Yardley ffBob,, Member of Chorus and A Cappella . . . enjoys water skiing . . . was in band for two years . . . a good skater. Ambition: U. S. Navy. xX ADOLPH MULLER R.D. Jil, Newtown ccBuddyv Buddy has participated in Red Cross, Chefs', and Tech- nicians' Clubs . . . his favorite subject was shop . . . hobby is motors. Ambition: Be a mechanic. WANDA NAPKORI 401 Austin Drive, Fairless Hills Wanda Was in Red Cross and Sub Deb Clubs . . . likes to skate and dance. Ambition: Make a million. KATHERINE MARIE NEWELL 38 Primrose Lane, Levittown Kathy Voted quietest girl . . . plans to attend a school of nurs- ing . . . worked on the Pennsman staff. Ambition: To become an R.N. WALTER NIEDOSIK 24 Timber Lane, Levittown f5W'alt,, Waulter participated in the Chefs' Club . . . his future plans include Rider College. Ambition: To study management. THOMAS MORAN 280 Yorkshire Road. Fairless Hills fSTo'n9! Tom was a member of the Hobby and Chefs' Clubs . . . his favorite subject is business law . . . his hobby is hunting. Ambition: Salesman. WILLIAM MORRIS River Road, Yardley Bill Came to us from England in his junior year . . . had the lead in the Senior play as HParker ' . . . plans to go to college. Ambition: Engineer. OWEN NEELY Sutphin Road, Yardley Owen Owen was a member of the cross-country, track, and soccer teams . . . his hobby is cars. LYNN NELSON 26 East Trenton Avenue, Morrisville KCLynn,, A terrific basketball player . . . member of Chorus and A Cappella . . . Sports Night captain for two years . . enjoys P.A.D. Ambition: Physical education teacher. Q at ti if DEBORAH NOBLE 18 West Ferry Road, Morrisville scDebbys9 Did a good job on hockey and basketball teams . . . participated in Chorus and A Cappella . . . Honor Soci- ety member. Ambition: Teach secondary science. NELSON NOEL 151 Riverview Avenue, Yardley Nel Active in Chess Club . . . favorite subject is chemistry . . . plans to attend college . . . a real comic. Ambition: Automotive engineer. E T' ggi 'Q MARY PARMER Morrisville R.D. :til csMarys1 Mary is usually found ushering for all P.H.S. affairs . . . she was active in Publicity Club. Ambition: Commercial artist. CERTRUDE PERKINS 201 Thornridge Drive, Levittown Trudi An active member of Chorus and A Cappella . . . she loves to sing . . . a real swell girl. Ambition: Medical secretary. envy -in--Q WILBERT O'CONNELL 2 Vestry Lane, Levittown Bill Bill likes all sports including hunting and fishing . . . wants to attend Penn State . . . member of Science Club. Ambition: Co to college. PATRICIA ANN OLEJARZ 244 Andover Road, Fairless Hills fGPat59 Did a terrific job on Pennsbnrinn . . . likes business law class . . . a senior class vice-president. Ambition: Marry Larry. .QMS A DONALD PETERSON 631 Austin Drive, Fairless Hills CEDon,, Don likes business law . . . he was in Spectator Sports Club for two years. Ambition: .loin the Air Force. FAITH PETROVICH 201 Chelsea Road, Fairless Hills Veta Veta has a terrific personality . . . voted most musical . . . Honor Society . . . secretary of Student Council . . . active in A Cappella and Chorus. Ambition: Secretary. .ITS Ji ' I lf L ,.1,1 - , is .3 GIRARD PISAURO 213 Penn Valley Terrace, Morrisville Cl-Iayn Second man on the school golf team . . . voted the most artistic male senior . . . member of Varsity Club. Ambition: Attend college. JERRY POTTS 207 Tewksbury Road, Fairless Hills ccllerryn Member of Dance Club . . . he likes all sports . . . moved here from Haddon Heights High . . . played J.V. basketball. Ambition: Own a gas station. RONALD PURDY 25 Edgewood Road, Makefield Rona Participated in football., basketball, and baseball . . . member of the Apparatus and Tumbling Club . . . chem- istry is Ron's favorite subject. Ambition: Football coach. FRANK QUEEN 800 Austin Drive, Fairless Hills Frank,' Did a terrific job on track team . . . tied high jumper record for L.B.C.L .... active in Apparatus Club. JAMES L. PHYTHYON 222 Waltham Road. Fairless Hills :flimsy Did a good job on football and baseball teams . . . a very active member of Spectator Sports Club. Ambition: Play college football. MICHAEL E. PINELLI Sandy Run Road, Makeficld Mike Enjoys golfing and hunting . . . a member of Chorus and A Cappella . . . did a fine job in the Junior and Senior plays. Ambition: Comedian. it 'asf IDA RUTH POWELL 124 Bell Avenue, Yardley CCIFZIIYQ Did a good job on business staff of Pennsman . . . ought to make a good secretary . . . member of Crafts Club. Ambition: Secretary. GAYLE PRESTON 114 Arborlea Avenue, Morrisville ncaylesv Captain of the cheerleaders . . . active in Chorus and A Cappella . . . member of Honor Society. Ambition: Be happy and successful. OLA MAE RAMSEY 128 Pennsylvania Avenue, Yardley Ramsey', Did a terrific job as class treasurer for four years . . . manager of school store . . . participated in Student Council. Ambition: Secretary. RICHARD DOMINIC RAPINO 357 Chelsea Road, Fairless Hills Mono Member of Chorus and A Cappella for three years . . . member of football, basketball, track, and baseball teams. Ambition: Be a bachelor. 1 5 - fi .. H- 193 JAMES RECTOR East Edgewood Road, Yardley scjinlsy Member of Production Club . . . also participates in Wrestling Club . . . favorite subject is shop . . . ,Iim's hobby is cars. VIRGINIA LEE REED RD. ifl, Yardley Virginia Leei' ' An active member of the Red Cross and Chess Clubs . . . member of the cast of the ,Iunior play. Ambition: Clerk-Typist. ih- 'Its- .IOHN RAVIN 55 Neptune Lane, Levittown Captain of Chess Team for two years . . . hobby is clxcss . . . a member of the cast of the .Iunior and Senior plays Ambition: Doctor. GEORGE RECTOR East Edgewood Road, Yardley Ceorge', George's hobby is automobiles . . . his favorite subject is phys. ed. RICHARD REHBERG 548 Austin Drive, Fairless Hills Dick Participated in Journalism Club . . . was also a member of Wrestling Club . . . a real nice guy. Ambition: College. PERSIS ANNE REINDL 228 Chelsea Road, Fairless Hills Percy Active member of Library Club . . . participated in Chorus . . . Honor Society . . . likes to dance. Ambition: To be happy. LOUISE RITCHEY 5 Bentwood Lane, Levittown Louise,, Active in class activities . . . Honor Society . . . worked on Pennsmnn . . . member of canteen committee. Ambition: To be happy and successful. JOHN ROBBINS 168 South Main Street, Yardley ssjohnnysa Johnny was a member of the Science and Chemistry Clubs . . . his hobby is hunting. Ambition: .loin the Navy. JAKE ROBINSON 26 Tearose Lane, Levittown flake Manager of the football team . . . was a member of the Wrestling and Spectator Sports Clubs . . . enjoys fishing and baseball. Ambition: Get rich. JOHN ROCK 246 Austin Drive, Fairless Hills ffjohnf, .lohn participated in wrestling . . . belonged to Spectator Sports Club . . . enjoys football. CURTIS RICHARDSON 32 Cadwallader Court, Yardley f5Curt!, Active in Spectator Sports Club . . . favorite subject is P.E .... received letters in basketball and soccer. Ambition: To get a degree in college. .IUDITH RIETHMILLER 44 Wisteria Lane, Levittown Ciludyv Judy's favorite subject is typing . . . member of the Sub-Deb, Games, and Dance Club. Ambition: To lead a happy and successful life. ARLENE ROBERTS 404 Trenton Road, Fairless Hills Arlene Worked on Pennsburian . . . member of Drama Club . . . participated in Sports Night . . . enjoys dancing. Ambition: College. NANCY ROBERTS Fallsington Silvan!! Nancy was a member of the Drama, Tri-Hi-Y, and Dance Clubs . . . her hobby is dancing. 'Wt X 5 i JOHN ROHRMAN 1203 Birch Avenue, Morrisville Jack Alternate wrestling captain . . . took second place in L.B.C.L. wrestling tournament . . . fifth highest salesman in Curtis Drive. Ambition: Chemical engineer. ROBERT JOSEPH ROSS 212 Yorkshire Lane, Fairless Hills Ross Ross participated in the Chess Club . . . his favorite subject is mathematics. BARBARA SAYKO Newportville Road, Bristol Barb,' Member of Honor Society . . . co-editor of the Pennsman . . . member of Chorus and F.T.A. . . works hard at everything she attempts. Ambition: To be happy. MARTIN SCHERR 6 Ivy Lane, Yardley scMartyss Marty is new to Pennsbury this year . . . enjoys photog- raphy . . . always in a jovial mood . . . likes chemistry class. Ambition: Chemical engineering. were A... -4-1' JAMES SARVER 216 South Olds Boulevard, Fairless Hills CfJin19, Jim was a member of the Chess, Science, and Chefs' Clubs . . . his hobby is cars. Ambition: Engineering. CARY SAYERS 38 Penn Valley Drive, Yardley ffG-ary!! Cary has participated in Chorus for four years . . . a member of the Crafts Club . . . his hobby is model- making. Ambition: College. E 1 CARLTON SCHOFIELD West Ferry Road, R.D. 422, Morrisville Bud Bud played end on the varsity football team . . . he was a member of the Chorus and also A Cappella Choir. JUDITH ANN SCHREFFLER 57 Tanglewood Lane, Levittown fCJudy5, Active member of Chorus and A Cappella . . . worked on paper drives. Ambition: To lead a happy and successful life. CHARLES SELTZER 715 North Lafayette Avenue, Morrisville Charlie Did a good job as co-captain of the football team . . . member of Varsity Club . . . plans to go to Millersville . . . likes chemistry class. Ambition: Teacher. CAROL DARLENE SHOW 20 Oakland Avenue, Fairless Hills Chick BEVERLY SINGLETON 120 Trenton Circle, Fairless Hills Benn Bev has been a band member for foul' years . . . was Rand secretary in her senior year . . . favorite subject is typing. Ambition: Attend college. LOIS SMITH 11 Wisteria Lane, Levittown Lois Lois, a brown-eyed miss of the Senior Class . . . was in Chorus for three years. Ambition: To lead a happy life. DONNA LYNN SCHULTZ 7 Brook Lane, Yardley Donna An editor of Pennsburian in Junior year . . . worked on Pennsman . . . plans to go to Rider College . . . fuorlte subject is shorthand. Ambition: Private secretary. CAROLYN EMILY SECAL 202 Elderberry Drive, Levittown Carol Editor Pennsman senior write-ups . . . Curtis Dine co captain . . . Honor Society . . . excels in math and science . . . voted most likely to succeedf' Ambition: Pharmacist. MARY LOU SILL 169 Wistar Road, Fairless Hills Treasurer of Red Cross Club in her senior ye lr is an energetic hockey player . . . hobby is dmung Ambition: Office woker. CHARLES SIMON West Trenton Avenue, Morrisville cz C harleyi' Participated in Science Club . . . his favorite subjeft is chemistry . . . hobbies include photography and chemistry Ambition: College. MARY LOU SMITH 240 Olds Boulevard, Fairless Hills Mary Lon Mary Lou was a member of the Dance Club . . . her favorite subject is physical education. Ambition: Be succesful. MABLE LOUISE SOLT 8 Pennsylvania Avenue, Fairless Hills Tootsie Active in A Cappella and Chorus . . . member of Honor Society . . . participated in color guard . . . her hobby is collecting records. Ambition: Secretary. fm- PATRICIA LOUISE SPOHN 408 Chelsea Road, Fairless Hills Pain Pat is one of the blonde-haired girls in the Senior Class . . . member of Modern Dance Club . . . hobby is dancing. Ambition: Secretary. .IAMES STEFANICK 24 Wzllnut Lane, Levittown Big Jim W'as terrific as The Ghost in the Senior play . . . an active member of Radio and Science Clubs. Ambition: Air Force. RUSSELL SOUTH Lower Penn Valley Road Russ Active member in Model Club . . . enjoys building d I mo e cars . . . participated in Chefs' Club for two years. JOSEPH SPILATORE Box 12, Fallsington if-Ioei, Pals around with Chick and George. Ambition: To join the Army. if ie , V . . 3 , -':, r si 5' SHARON STEMPLE 353 Andover Road, Fairless Hills Sharon Did a good job as assistant head majorette . . . hobbies are dancing and reading. Ambition: To get married and have a happy home. DONALD SUNADOLNIK 19 Velvet Lane, Levittown Donn Came to us in his senior year from Central Catholic High, Pittsburgh . . . a member of Spectator Sports and Honor Society. va ok, S Il? MEDFORD C. TEMPLE 138 Lebhie Lane, Fairless Hills fCMed,, Member of soccer team . . . wants to attend Penn State . . . has been in Spectator Sports Club for three years. Ambition: Commercial pilot. JOHN TICAR Locust Avenue, Fallsington fljaclcv Participated in Production Club . . . also in Spectator Sports Club . . . likes shop . . . .lack's hobby is building. Ambition: Wood worker. ,, A 'Q 5 ' 2 Q 3 X? '2 HZ li it i l if 4 t ..I Y' diff Q MARCIA TRUDNAK 605 Chatham Road, Fairless Hills Marcia Did a good job in the Red Cross Club . . . enjoys skating and listening to records. Ambition: To do office work. PATRICIA VANCAMP 636 Trenton Road, Fairless Hills inputs, Hopes to work at a Fort Dix office . . . likes shorthand and typing . . . enjoys collecting souvenirs. LOIS TANZOLA 64 Elm Lane, Levittown Lois', Loves to dance . . . was a member of the Modern Dance and Drama Clubs . . . likes shorthand class. Ambition: Private secretary. AGNES TAYLOR 417 Austin Drive, Fairless Hills fCAggie75 Active member of Red Cross Club . . . hobby is skating . . . participated in intramurals. Ambition: Join the Air Force. A i J' , QI, , ii . I , , , sw Me t z ,ef W at E gg is ii A3112 .... , 'fi ' ERNEST THOMAS TOKAY 8 Tree Lane, Levittown '4Ernie Best friends are Bill and Ted . . . likes those study halls. Ambition: Join the Army. ANDREW ALLEN TOUCHBERRY 250 Lincoln Highway, Fairless Hills Touchv Did a good job in Junior Play as Doctor Chumlcy . . . active member of Drama Club . . . enjoys reading sports magazines. ROBERT S. VAUGHN II9 South Bell Avenue, Yardley CCBGIJSS Participated in Spectator Sports Club . . . member of wrestling team . . . likes math. Ambition: Cabinet maker. PATRICIA VEISZ 23 Pebble Lane. Levittown KFPHFQ Participated in Chorus and Band . . . member of softball team . . . belonged to Games Club. Ambition: Make a million dollars. 'HM t,. ALAN WAGNER 3 North Circle, Yardley Along Did a terrific job as president of Student Council . . . a member of the Honor and Thespian Societies . . voted nmost likely to succeed. Ambition: Engineer. CEORCIANNA WALL I56 Andover Road, Fairless Hills Georgie Member oi Honor Society . . . worked on Pennsmnn . . . was member of Tri-Hi-Y Club . . . should be suc- cessiul. Ambition: See the world. ROBERT VERKER 83 Briaroot Lane, Levittown Fat Gut Active member of Chefs' Club . . . hobby is to keep his ear running. DAVID C. VOLZ 41 Burgess Avenue, Morrisville Highs Member of Science and Chefs' Clubs . . . likes social studies . . . here's another guy whose hobby iq cars. FRANCES JANE WALSII 323 Trenton Road, Fairless Hills Fran', Fran was a member of the Pennsnum Club . . . she is lb a good treasurer of the Red Cross Club. Ambition: Secretary. THOMAS WALSH 615 Trenton Road. Fairless Hills GiT0m99 Tom was a member of the Spectators Sports Club . . his favorite subject is history. MARCIA WARREN 19 Ember Lane, Levittown Marcia Active in Debate Club . . . favorite subject is typing . . . included in Marcizfs hobbies are jazz and classical records. Ambition: Medical and x-ray technician. KENNETH WATOV 1002 Buckingham Way, Morrisville ..Ken,, Did a good job as manager of varsity basketball team . . . Honor Society . . . a good 'gradio ham. Ambition: Doctor. IRMA JOYCE WERTS 16 Knoll Drive, Yardley cchloycess Came from Trenton High . . . features editor of the Pennsman . . . hobbies include music, swimming, ice skating . . . a good friend to all. Ambition: To marry Chester. ALAN WHITE 163 Harper Avenue, Yardley KAI!! Our '6Quietest Senior Boy . . . active in Production and Technicians' Clubs . . . hobby is radios . . . a top student. Ambition: Electronic engineer. GORDON WARNER , 1710 Makefield Road, Yardley n Cordie Vllfsily club president . . . most pleasing personality . . . co-captain of the football and wrestling teams. HENRY E. WARREN 117 Queen Anne Drive, Fairless Hills Hen Took an active part in Chorus and A Cappella . member of Honor Society . . . his hobby is cars. Ambition: Engineering. OTTO WEINER R.D. ifl, Yardley Ono Very active in Crafts Club . . . his hobbies include hunting and trapping . . . his favorite subject is shop. Ambition: Farming. JANE RUTHANN WEINMANN Makeiield Road, Yardley ff-Ianiell A very peppy cheerleader . . . active member of the Chorus . . . plans to go into nursing . . . participated in Sports Night. Ambition: Lead a happy life. MARY LOU WHITE 51 Tapered Oak Lane, Levittown Mary Lani' Did an excellent job as Secretary of the Tri-Hi-Y . . well liked in Levittown Teenage Groups. Ambition: Nurse. CAROLYNN ANNE WIANT 235 Gloucester Road, Fairless Hills Carolynn,' Being musically inclined she was active in Band, A Cappella and Chorus . . . her hobby is model airplanes . . . hopes to attend Juniata College. ,K i W R ,V frm-gs: ,551 'K 4 ,fr,g,., :Q . , , ste. Aff Y 'wi . ' 1- :rs , I I ix K . MARION L. WILLIAMS 17 Cold Spring Avenue, Yardley '6Skipper Co-cditor of the Pennsmun . . . Honor Society . . . did a terrific job in the Junior play . . . member of Chorus. Ambition: To help others. BARBARA ANN WILSON 21 Thornridge Drive, Levittown Hr1rb,' Active member of Chorus and A Cappella Choir . . . likes to collect wierd earrings . . . a real swell, happy- go-lucky girl. Ambition: Be happy. if Wu...-1' X f EARL WILLIAMS 117 Blough Road. Fairless Hills CFEIU-l!! Earl's two closest friends in Ilennsbury are Tom Moran and Bob Ross. .IOSEPH WILLIAMS 14 Letchworth Avenue, Yardley Bloc!! Did a good job as fullback on the football team . . . also active in track, baseball, and wrestling. Ambition: Be a success and to travel. BARBARA WISE 333 Trenton Road, Fairless Hills Barbie Barbie was a member of the Chorus for three years she participated in Crafts Club. Ambition: Marry a millionaire. BISHOP WOODEN 199 South Canal Street, Yardley Bishop Active in Spectator Sports Club . . . likes to cook in Chefs' Club. BETTY LOU WOODWARD 91 Pinewood Drive, Levittown Betty Lou member of Honor Society. Ambition: To become an airline stewardess. RAYMOND YARDLEY Woodside flRay,l DAVID AARON ZISMAN 56 Evergreen Lane, Levittown Dave Did line job on faculty section of the Pennsman . . . Curtis Drive co-captain . . . a fine example of a real honor student. Ambition: College and success. NOT PHOTOCRAPHED BARBARA COLEMAN HAROLD FOGELMAN 35 Begonia Lane, Levittown 85 Thimhleberry Lane, Levittown flBurb!, CCHa'-ry!! Came to P.H.S. from Trenton High . . . makes her own Was fl member of the track team for two years . . Cl0ll1eS - - - Plays HC00l ll3H - - - fl really Swell girl- belonged to Radio Club . . . his favorite subject is shop Ambition: Medical technologist. Ambition: Navy. e 44 Did a good job in the Chorus and A Cappella . 1 M' ,Ar 'gHc flies through xhe uir . . .', if MI believe il'5 your move. 'Mg 1 'gWh11t's cookmg, boyaf 'M K sk Caught Ill thc act' S 1. Quicl, lcuchcr all work! Senior Informal Lnry 3 Hopelrbb Hot hol- Sanla Clxus lb COIlllIlg l I ow n . ,ng BEST LOOKING Sumn Kcuch Bobby Downing MODT SCHOOL SPIRIT Gayle Preston Bobby Downing MOST PLEASING PERSONALITY 'Wi' Vela Pctrovuh Gordon Warmr 'SSE-7 Z3 M0bT LIIXELY TO SUCCEEII Carolyn Segal Alun XV'lgIlCl' KJ I MOST MUSQICAL Veta Pclrovich .Ry Lolcmin Gibbs MOST ATHLETIC Adele Mujku JQIIIICS Phylhyon MOST ARTISTIC Adrienne Mvfinni Jay lirauio QUIETEST Kathy Newell Alun White W lTTIEhT J0y1'c ixlklfivliililll Micllzlel Pinclli 1195 BEhT ACTOR 8 ACTREES Adrienne McGinnis Alan Wzlgner BEST DANCER Naney Robe nl, Thomas Hilliard BEST DRESSED Sandra Ames John Krosnod0m5ki I ' Q S1 ? EAL 'il S rv 1' K .tk-Afv J:-g, S Y if .JN-si, -M? V SENICDR TRIP J-Ll ffl-A-.jst-' A-L' 1279 5.A.f 1-JN--G Jus.. NAIL, AIN ,Lars- l I 'i 4 f A .L4'fs'A g' .ah-na L1 Jvkz A-'V I -64.1 444 I J-'Lv 24, ,usa I f AJ' -Wa ni AA- nl , I1 'TIN- 49 50 Z'4-9 pa, a A..7 '7 SNIR THE LOG In the fall of 1952 our class started its l1igh school years. We were all anxious and hopeful because we knew that the years ahead would be Hllcd with many wonderful experiences. Our first project for the year was our Freshman Frolic. It was a huge success and we were all happy because so many upper-classmen came. The profits from this dance started our treasury on its way to paying for our senior trip. Will we ever forget our music teacher, Miss Webster? Even now the seniors talk about her. Trips to the office, books in the piano, pins out of the blackboard are things we will remember for a long time. Most of us even remember the words to Tovishka'7 and '4Walking at Night. In December our whole class went on a trip to the Franklin Institute in Philadelphia. We were accompanied by Mr. Debias, our science teacher, Mr. Bachman, our algebra teacher, and Mr. Seidel, our civics teacher. We later found out that the teachers had deserted us and had gone to Bookbinders for lunch. Of course, we were having such a good time that we didn,t even miss them. We wanted to have another money-raising project so we sold Christmas corsages. We bought the materials from a company and put the corsages together ourselves. Quite a few people bought them and our treasury kept mounting. In March we had another dance which took place on Friday the thirteenth, and just to prove that we weren't superstitious we named it '4The Good Luck Dance. We had a fine turn-out and everyone had a good time. We closed our freshman year by having a successful roller-skating party. It was a fine climax to a wonderful year. ,f, LOG Our sophomore year brought us many more pleasant times. We had a talent review in the fall which was well-received by everyone. Languages were offered along with Mr. Eisenharfs geometry classes. Remember the great dissection projects in biology class? We 'sold Orange and Black team pennants for Sports Night and made a substantial profit on them. Our sophomore dance was held in April, and we called it uMoonlight Serenade? Wfe really were surprised at the outcome of that dance. We made a profit of twenty-five cents! The main projects of our junior year were the Junior Play, the Senior Breakfast, and our Junior Prom. We chose Harvey', as our Junior play, a successful affair which ran for two nights. Every- one enjoyed working on the various committees. The Senior Breakfast was quite an occasion for our Junior class, as we all remember. Our Junior Prom was named Coral Mist. We spent many long hours working on the dec- orations, and the results proved to be well worth the effort. Now we have almost completed our senior year. Our Senior play, Gramercy Ghost , fea- tured a new idea, the double east. This proved very popular, and we had an excellent turn-out both nights. Our Senior Ball, '6Winter WOHdCl'l8Hd,i, was the best dance we have ever had. The dec- orations were beautiful and everyone had a wonderful evening. The Washington trip was the outstanding event of our entire four years of high school. Now these things are all behind us. The only thing left is graduation, after which We will beuon our ownv. No matter how far away we go, or how many new people we meet, we will always remember our high school years, and all the friends we have made. i.- l Q,-Q Q if 'S e, QQ ,. i I x 5 is SX X N S' S x Q R Close Quarters The entire student body on the way to one of our pep rallies as the band plays on. S in K I 5.25. R fs N 4 fi V A .. t , It Igoks 1-k tonight! 1 e canteen is goin E to b . e mighty crowded The skaters from the modern dance Christman program, which consisted of various dances, are in tune with the season. Fourteen top seniors competing for National Merit Scholarships. Here at Pennslaury Hlgh School each student IS glven a chance to develop a Well rounded personality by participation in extracurrlcular actlvltles There are many Various events that take place durlng the whlch lnterests each and every student 1' 1 -P! 43 t n 9 1 1 . ' school year, and there is sure to be one -. Q V 0 f r N v. Members of our faculty are exercising their vocal cords at the pep rally he- fore the Morrisville football game. QEAEEEE ill-ll First Row: P. Mt'Andrcw, J. Eckle, E. Alrrahims, C. Beachler M. Querns, D. Morgan. B. Edward, J. Olrerman, A. Ledhetter, J. Irvine. Second Row: F. Cerari, C. Vedder, E. Weller, J Walsh, J. Adams. P. Hicks, D. Harris, I. -Cooper, J. Zubey. Third Row: J. Mahery, A. Bowling, J. Polizzi, E. Curtin, D. Rembe, T. Drut-is, C. Loucks. I ill-35 First Row: M. IJ3I'lliilIlll'll, M. Rapino. C. McAuliffe, J. Hub hard, B. Trautman, M. Luck, D. Murt, C. Pope, P. Bryant S. Willialnls. Second Row: R. Shaw, R. Naw, D. Smith. B Sumailitus. J. Parto. T. Mandel, J. Kafcs. Third Row: J. Fate C. Bledsol, B. Blank, B. Hansen, T. Broadwater, J. Lynn B. cuny. fum First Row: H. Vreeland, C. Whitef, J. Crave, J. Rickncr, fVice- I Prr-s.l J. Banner, fPres.W C. Olshvfsky, iSOF.-Tf0HS.J J. Roh- I erls. J. Marshall, G. Erwin. Seroml Row: B. Petti, l . Curtis, M. Rohey, N. Levinson. J. Harker, R. Lavery, A. Bowers R. Furey. Third Row: J. Stroop, B. Thomas, A. Kepalka. L Carter. R. Ohlcr, D. Rolrey, K. Johnson. Fourth Row: D Gotti, J. Werst, D. Volpe. u fll-2l First Row: R. Verker, J. Jolley, V. Mat-luso, J. Lovett fVice Pres.J, C. Fritz fPres.l. J. Ray fSec.-Treus.l, C. Wild, C Atkins, C. Gennari, B. Shinn. Second Row: L. Teater, C Coulter, Willie, D. Gregart, J. Cook, S. Albert, J. Young B. Breen, K. Korosec. Third Row: B. Cashman, S. Yahas R. Dixon, R. Hereau, P. Massaro, P. Siley, W. Buch, J. Win tersteen, J. Estcdt, F. Meyers. C11-43 A First Row: J. Meredith, C. Clare, J. Grace, F. Samuels, L. Walker, J. Cashdollar, A. Arleth, J. Foster, H. Kent. E. Searer. Second Row: K. Ross, J. Place. C. Felgar, J. Buchann, B. Devine. C. Campbell, L. 0,Neil, B. Welty, F. Crossen. Third Row: E. Thompson, D. Garcia. D. Kaufman, J. John- son, K. Kerr, F. Mclntyre, F. Egbert, B. Marek, J. Potta. C11-65 First Row: B. Meyers, N. Keyser, D. Norkkunzts, H. Breece, B. Cohen, fPres.l K. Edwards, iVice-Pres.J C. Mc'Alister, J. Romesburg, B. Komarc, C. Landis. Second Row: L. Wisely, R. Corso, B. Horwell, B. Jones, L. Fisher, M. Carver, A. Smith, E. Weinmann, C. Hartman. Third Row: C. Pairgin, R. Van Wagenen, R. Slifko, B. Marek, A. Dearden. H. Wihite, B. Leventry. Fourth Row: T. Brown, J. Rich, A. Haldeman. C11-73 First Row: E. Hosier, C. Cobb, T. Staconis, R. Clisson CSec.l, B. While fPres.l, V. Lee fVice-Pres.J, L. Johnson, J. Mor- rison, E. Smith, J. Else. Second Row: B. Dull, F. Kafes, D. Beeler, B. Daub, R. 0'Brien, T. Duff, R. Doetsch, B. Brown, G. Van Camp. Third Row: J. Schenk, J. Rector, K. Stor- mant, J. Archer, D. Tenner, T. Hampton, H. Hausmann. fll-83 First Row: S. Pierson, N. McVeigh, L. Woodcock, J. Breech, G. Loucke fVice-Pres.J, L. Paone fPres.P, M. Saperstein fSec.-Treas.J, E. Cerkovich, J. Satterthwait, C. Salmi. Second Row: R. Fitzgerald, R. Turner, G. Garb, G. Bires, M. Alen, J. Edgell, R. Zimmerman, R. Carlsev. Third Row: J. Lyling, J. Hoffman, R. Titus, F. Stone. fll-95 First Row: V. Hazlett, S. Schermerhorn, L. Bancroft, N. Seid- enstricker, P. Chapla CPres.l, J. Griesbaum fSec.-Treas.J, P Plachecki, C. McComsey, B. Lynch. Second Row: P. Cooper, B. Houser, C. Hayden, B. Krauss, P. Schlicker, A. Smith Third Row: F. Thomas, J. Pellegrini, H. Williams. JU IDRS 'Ir i' Qs-Q Jr. Class Officers: Rosalie Doetsch, James Rickner, Mari Lou Querns. WF' 55 SCPHGMORES Class Officers: J. MiIW'lCl' fSec.l, L. Du- venport f'Pres.l. P. Dnnovich i'Trea1sb . x . . 5 .QT K 5 .ijt 1: K S X 10-1 Row I: B. Cornn, M. Maurer, P. Hou- ser, D. Hinkle 1V.P.J, P. Hihhs 1Sec.l. B. Hackney iPres.l, B. Crabowski. T. Chase, T. Van Meerten. J. Ferrs. Row Il: M. Hackett. T. Hohnecker, H. Sumsel. B. MncKennon, C. Smith, ll. Bilgcr, E. Spencer, B. Mahler. 17. .'SchwiT, Row III: B.Bindsall, R.Con- nor, L. Duerr, W. Wimlom, T. Cenknu, T. James, B. Bhyler, D. xEdgell. Row IV: D. Pethia, -l. Burki, R. Evans. xy 10-2 Row I: R. Mzmns, J. Bavier, J. Crilley, B. Lee fTreas.l, D. Pierce fPres.l, L. Brenner fSec.P, A. Wilson, J. Lam- bert, P. Kay, L. Davenport. Row Il: C. Krbft, B. Sicorzl, R. Kunkel, J. Scanlon, J. Shropshire, J. Griesbuum, J. Miller, L. Myers, A. Mzlrderosiam. Row Ill: R. Novak, B. Dutchcr. D. Goodwin. J. Woiner, R. Price. J. Pen- nington, J. Hilms, J. Tyurell, I . Kent- ing, B. Chasey. f10-35 Row I: P. Pints, G. Thomas, T. Robins, C. Cenkner, H. Henchel, Winter- steen. M. Cox, R. Rubin, B. Ziegler, V. Jenkins. Row Il:' C. Godlewski, P. Dougherty, W. Robinson, B. Tomlin- son, G. Hurlock, J. Cole, J. Macmillan, J. Connley, S. Abel. Row III: C. Clark, B. Peterson, E. Erdosy, R. Van Der Miller. f10-45 First Row: D. De Hart, P. Weiss, D. Warner, M. Klein fSec.l. P. Hunt' fTreas.5, M. Weinman CPres.J, B. Had- den 4Vice-Pres.3, S. Conrad, A. D'Agastino. G. Bryant, J. Bowden. Second Row: D. 0'Shea, D. Kelly, J. Starling, P. Flor, N. Rajnan, M. Cerwig, W. Krespach, N. Worrell, M. A. Head, K. Gesterdt. Third Row: J. Mervin, L. Hecker, V. Von Sydow, R. Mullens, J. Mezaros, J. Jarret, J. Carmichael, R. Reso. f10-63 First Row: B. Brown, V. Nalon, W. Egan, B. Apple- stein lTreas.l, B. Class 4Vice-Pres.j. G. Case CPres.J, D. Paredes, M. D. Kahle, M. Gales, L. Flor. Second Row: S. Levenson, N. DeRosa, C. Sheffy. B. Sanders. J. Lynn, J. Bradfield, M. J. Hann, P. Fornof, C. Martelli. Third Row: J. Palso, J. Sharpnack, T. Cann, J. Greenwood, J. Forney, H. Hendwek, F. Colhorn, M. Kahlenberg. Fourth Row: M. Kelly, A. Herncane, E. Husted. 110-55 First Row: P. Danovich, R. O'Meara, R. Hunsaker, C Coutant, J. De Minico fSec.l, B. Alvino fPres.l, T. Sat terwaite, J. Oleyer, P. Sine, J. Carnevale. Second Row: R. Bryan, M. Mickle, R. Graham, C. Bockin, S. Matlhey B. Ohler, J. Bray, K. Gorman, H. Mclntyre. Third Row: K. Krino, C. Waite, B. Watkins, W. Pashley, L. McCli- mans, S. Snyder, J. Parsons, B. Settly. Fourth Row: D. Dunkerley, D. Woodward, K. Kempf, W. Huff, K. Barnett, B. Wessberg. Q10-75 First Row: B. Davis, S. Springslein, A. Albosta, C. Card all fSec.D, R. Watson fPres.3, P. Wooley fVice-Pres.l B. Adduci, B. Statmare, C. Ziezler, P. Nay. Second Row: J. Wiant, M. Dankonich, C. Churchill, J. Comaro, C Marshall, C. Roland, L. Berlt, J. Reddan. Third Row: S. Rioch, H. Young, P. Ramsey, P. Pierce, J. Rooney D. Podoris, T. Manderson, B. Adams. U0-85 First Row: L. Whitehead, L. Davis, R. Somakah, C. Portmen, fVive-Pres.J J. Wysor, fPres.J J. Benco, fSec.-Treas.J A. Schwenk, M. Cahoon, B. McAndrew, J. Vahey. Second Row: J. Piersol, R. DeCarlo, S. Powell, J. Brown, A. Atkinson, A. Jaso, N. Sill, P. Keegan. Third Row: H. Kiliesch, D. Adams, G. Conner, L. Wolf, C. Forney, J. Breece, B. Cinkay, J. Eauers, R. Book, A. Wall. f10-93 First Row: J. Steta, P. Cavanaugh, M. Pickersgill, S. Biller, P. Krejci, fSec.l L. Beuchler, CPres.J J. Dahas, fVice-Pres.l E. Suntich, M. Stiltner. Sec- ond Row: L. Kirk, N. Search, K. Butchko, B. Bowen, J. Krienitz, C. Wahlen, E. Romello, R. Rockey, B. Neely. Third Row: M. Gilmore, R. Honeycutt, W. Page, R. Rhinesmith, N. Sonovich, R. Stowe, J. Meyer, R. Masterson. Fourth Row: R. Spohn, J. Glaser, W. Brachman, J. Lenard. f10-105 First Row: J. Verker, J. Mazuch, T. Thomas, P. Wilson fSec.l, S. Cummons fPres.l, H. Waterloor fVice-Pres.l, C. Young, N. Sowder, S. Reich, N. Welser. Second Row: B. Miller, S. Rembe, D. Wright, C. Baily, R. Ash, K. Wolfe, T. Wunderlich, R. Miller, J. Veisz. Third Row: C. Young, B. McCarran, B. Webb, R. Brangan, R. Scholer. f-X EH EFEQS 7 , lf! gl 'X' wp K Q X 1 M! W I Here are the people who help make Pennsbury a better school. Each year the Student Council conducts different activi- ties which are well attended by the student body. Presiding over the council this year are Alan Wagner, President, Paul Chapla, Vice-President, Veta Pctrovicll, Secre- tary, and Rita Jester, Treasurer. The officers are both nominated and elected by the student bodv. Athletic Council The Pennsbury Athletic Council is an ex- ample of a democratic school administration in action. Being an advisory body, its decisions are subject to the approval of the Director of Sec- ondary Education. The Council also sponsors a complete program of intramural and inter- scholastic sports. The chairman is responsible for scheduling all games, securing officials, sale of tickets. Two students are elected by the student body each year to serve on the Council. tudent Council First Row: M. Hackett, P. Sine, E. Suntich. Second Row: J. Rickner, R. Rubin, J. Starling, B. Jester fTreas.J, A. Wagner fPres.D, P. Chapla fVice- Pres.J, V. Petrovich CSec.J, T. Dana, J. Pisauro. Third Row: J. Dull, J. Macmillan, J. Dorland, B. Brown, J. Cashdollar, C. Landis, G. Louckes, B. White, P. Olejarz, M. L. Querna, C. Portman. Fourth Row: D. Wolley, B. Webb, J. Horne, C. Louckes, B. Traut- man, J. Lovett, M. Luck, A. McGinnis, P. Balser, 0. Ramsey. t at First Row: E. Dux, J. Macmillan, J. Camlin, R. Hoffman. V. Eisenbrey, E. Rosazza, B. Lowe, B. Downing. Second Row: C. Jarmoska, J. Gavin, A. Matuza, B. McFarland, F. Jacob. Third Row: R. Moore, R. Armstrong, A. Harper, C. Poff, A. D'Angelo, W. Bachman. First Row: G. Cennori, E. Welper fVice-Pres.l. M. Wzlrren fPres.l, L. Davenport fSec.l, J. Hollis fTreas.J. Second Row: C. Felger, E. Hosier, S. Yuhas, S. Reich, T. Kufes. Third Row: J. Wiant, J. Dearden. The function of the Debate Club is to represent Pcnnsbury in various debates and oratorical contests presented by schools in the immediate vicinity. The club is composed of fifteen members who make up the teams. The aim of the Pennsburian staff is to publish a newspaper that will give accurate and interesting accounts of the work of our school. The Pennsburian is dedicated to the best interests of Pennsbury. First Row: J. Dull fliusiness Editorl, C. Below fSports Editorl, N. Craven fNews Co-Editorl, S, Kimmel lZYew Co 'torl, A. Roberts lExchange Editorl. Second Row: P. Olejurz, B. Hirdsall,'G. Case Bu ' D. Laibow, P. Kettler. Third Row: J. Dean, B. Tackett, L. Paone, W. Hilemun,'B?A. Shinn. dgb t,,. ..,,. .digs J ., .,.,................ana.-u Editors Row 1: D. Zisman fFacultyJ, W. Williams fCo-editorl, B. Sayko fCo-editorl, B. Downing lBoys' Sportsl. Row II: C. Segal fSenior Sectionl, B. Hummel fArtJ, J. Werts flieaturesl, L. Ritchey fActivities and Clnssesl, J. Krebs LGirls, Sportsb, A. McGinnis CArtJ. A great responsibility falls on the shoulders of the editors. They must meet deadlines and see that everything is complete and ready for printing. Our sincere thanks to the editors for putting out this year's Pennsman. Row I: L. Ritchey, B. Suyko, M. Williams, J. Krebs, C Segal, J. Werts, B. Hummell. Row ll: P. Kaplan., F. Walsh, J. Olshefsky, Ames, J. Macmillan, B. Millard, P. Laird. L. Dana. Row III: C. Warner, D. Zisman, L. Liebl, M. Daily, B. Downing. Row IV: K. Newell, G. Wall, P. Curtis, D. Schultz, J. Burch, C. Louchs. Row I: D. Chorbn, M. Hubert, H. Krichmar, I. Powell, L. DiRosa. Row II: D. Flynn, K. Miles, M. Anthony. Pennsman The Pennsman Club is divided into two parts, tl1e business staff and the editorial staff. Both are primarily interested in publishing and distributing a bigger and better yearbook each year. The editorial staff is in charge of collecting and compiling information about the activities in school. The business stall is in charge of typing infor- mation and handling subscriptions. Working together, both groups are responsible for putting out each year's Pennsman. Science The Chemistry division of the Science Club is one-half of a complete organization devoted to research and experimentation in the various fields of science. The group is composed of 16 young men. First Row: R. Hall. C. Kraft, K. Johnson, R. Cingcl. Second Row: B. 0'Connell, J. Robbins, B. Jordan, R. Slifko, C. Simon, V. Meyer. The Science Club helps its members work on projects for the annual Science Fair. Some members build models in specific fields of their interest. A hlm committee orders films that students request, and another committee plans trips. First Row: J. Pennington, W. Krespnch, J. Pulso. R. Kunkel. Second Row: H. White, J. Shurphock, J. Pelle- grini. Red Cross The Pennsbury Junior Red Cross Council is a branch of the Southeastern Chapter of the Pennsylvania Junior Red Cross. Its purpose is to help youth see the value of service to others. First Row: V. Hazlett, S. Williams. J. Oberman, R. Kinneer, M. Sill, M. Stittner, R. Rom-lay. Second Row: N. Worrell, J. Davis, N. Sill, P. Pluchecki, B. Neely, A. Broadnix. D. Morgan, D. Harris. Third Row: W. Napkori, S. Markey, B. Sunulitis, M. Trudnak, B. Miller. Honor Society First Row: J. Erwin, D. Noble, V. Petrovich, L. Dane, L. Keefe, B. Sayko, M. Williams, C. Preston, J. Dull, C. Wiant. Second Row: D. Zisman, L. Ritchey, J. DeBolt, P. Reindl, M. Solt, L. Kellett, J. Cronemeyer, S. McQuillen, B. Woodward, B. Menges, J. Jurechko. Third Row: A. Wagner, H. Warren. Fourth Row: A. McGinnis, V. Wall, J. Burch, C. Segal, B. Jester, N. Craven, K. Watov, B. Beuchler, D. Fabian. First Row: D. Kreiser, F. Geraci, M. Kahle, M. Williams, L. Keefe, T. Hohnecker, R. DeRicci. Second Row: A. Wagner, J. Ravin, B.-Brownback, A. Touchberry, J. Stefanick, M. Pinelli. Third Row: S. Keach, R. Jacob B. Beuchler, H. Duffy, C. McA1ister, J. Lynne, A. Mc: Cinnis, B. Hamell. The Honor Society is composed of eleventh and twelfth grade students who have acquired an 85 average or above and have participated in ten or more extracurricular activities during their school years. These students are initiated at a special assembly each year. Special schol- arship blanks are available to these students. Thespian Society The purpose of the National Thespian So- ciety is to create an interest in dramatics. The charter now stands at thirty members. In order to become a member one must earn ten points in any field of dramatics. 1 l Row I: G. Hibbs, F. Robinson, C. White, S. Levinson, N. Wiser, J. Carnevale, P. M4-Andrew, R. Masterson, D. Margerum. Row II: J. Lambert, R. Rubin, D. Parades. E. Romello. M. Ha:-kett, S. Springstein, J. Reddan, J. Cleyer. B. Slatmore. Row Ill: J. Stets, K. Gorman, R. Hunsaker, J. Bavier, B. Browen. U. Nolan, L. Johnson, K. Butchko, E. Suntirk, B. Brown, J. Bray, L. Whitehead. Row IV: J. Comara, S. Hammond. J. Crave, C. Sheffy, S. Matthey, P. Dougherty, C. Whalin, T. Hohneeker, N. Searrh, A. Majka, M. Weimmztn. Row V: E. Spencer, J. Mayuvk, M. Pickersgill, A. Smith, G. Hartman, M. Luck, P. Krejci, P. Cavenaugh, J. Criesbaum, C. Young, M. Carver, J. Morrison, J. Edgell, P. Hicks. lt Pivtured at the left are Arlene Arleth and Joyce Mac- Millan preparing a poster to help publicize the fashion show held each Spring by the girls of the club. Below is a scene from the 1955 Sub Deb fashion show. Representatives from Strawbridge 81 Clothier furnish all outfits and accessories along with professional advice on good grooming. Sub Deb The sub deb club teaches the girls how to take care of their hair, skin, and general ap- pearance. It teaches the poise and good manners which really make an average looking girl lovely and attractive. The club shows the girls l1ow to remodel their attitudes and prepare themselves for the future. , y i C.. X R 'I 3 gi ' X X ,I , S-s-1-..,,,,,-M First Row: M. French, R. Omeara fSec.-Treas.l, J. Ray fPres.l, T. Abell fVice-Pres.l, C. Ziegler. Second Row: B. Millard, J. Breece, J. Adrian, V. Cennari, L. Ritchey, B. Sayko. Third Row: B. Hammell, J. Krebs, S. Goodwin, J. Lovett QCouncil Headl. The Modern Language Club is really a travel club since it brings into the classroom by means of films the various countries of the world with its people, customs, and cultures. The members of the club will plan a trip in the near future to one of these countries. Apparatus and Tumbling New to Pennsbury this year the Apparatus and Tumbling Club provides its members with fundamental and competitive gymnastic skills. First Row: J. Rickner, C. Waite, B. Fitzgerald, E. Curtin, J. Polizzi, L. Lewis, F. Keating, T. Dull, D. Smith. Second Row: K. Crouse, B. Ross, D. Krall, R. Stratton, R. Watson, D. Beeler, P. Siley, A. Bowling, R. Reso, E. Colborn. Third Row: F. Mellor, J. Late, C. Richard- son, B. Humbrecht, B. Wessberg, P. Pierce, R. Yardley, E. Carter, J. Horne, P. Ramsey. Fourth Row: R. Purdy, F. Queen, B. Chasey, C. Lynn, T. Thompson, D. Rembe, B. Cashman, R. Ingerson, B. Thomas, F. McIntyre, C.Lyling. 1 F. T. A. This is the first year for the Pennsbury Varsity Club. The club is composed First Row: V. Reed, A. M. Dee, S. Kimmel, R. Mullens, K. Butchko fPres.l, K. Kerr, P. Curtis, K. Noble, R. Manns. Second Row: S. Levenson, B. Bowen, B. Sayko, J. Krebs, B. Kormarc, C. Salmi, J. DeBolt, L. Flor, B. Singleton, C. Marshall. Third Row: J. Stets, N. Levinson, C. Segal, C. Weber, N. Craven, M Luck, A. Smith, J. Burch, B. Menges, J. Breech. Here is a sample of our Future Teachers of America. These students are learning about the field of teaching and its opportunities. During the latter part of the year they will have the opportunity to conduct a class. of boys who have won one or more varsity letters. First Row: E. Ahrahims, T. Duff, J. Pisauro, J. Deminico, B. Fitzgerald, B. Leventry. Second Row: J. Rohrman, B. Downing, B. Duff, R. Corso, C. Warner, J. Ray, R. Rapino, R. Turner, C. Estadt. Third Row: R. Purdy, J. Griesbaum, D. Volpe, E. Erdossy, P. Ramsey, L. Curtin, M. Pinelli, E. Manley, C. Richardson, J. Robinson, R. Yardley, C. Seltzer, J. Phythyon, L. Lewis, T. Drucis, S. Goodwin, L. Walker. Fourth Row: P. Briegel, M. Temple, J. Kellet, R. Scholer, D. Woodward, D. Rembe, H. White, V. Von Sydow, F. McIntyre, B. Coll, D. Pierce. Varsity Club Senior Hi h The A Cappella Choir is a select ffroup of the chorus whose members are chosen for their ability to blend their voices with others without accompani- ment. The Senior High School Chorus includes among its two- hundred and sixty-three members those who enjoy singing. Students of grades ten, eleven, and twelve belong to this group. They sing for the December meeting of the Parent-Teachers, Association and for the Spring Concert. The repertoire of this group includes all types of choral music: folk songs, spirituals, show works, oratorio, large festival choral works, old English madrigals, carols, standard octavo selections, and songs in the modern vein. A Cappella First Row: C. Wiant, D. Hackett, V. Pe- trovich, D. Kahle, D. Leamer, D. Noble, P. Leamer, C. Show, M. Solt, A. Ledbetler, S. Jefferson, J. Foster, F. Crossen, P. Veisz, T. Perkins. Second Row: B. Beuchler, J. Shreffler, P. Cooper, L. Kellett, S. Grone- meyer, R. Dunn, S. Keach, J. Goodnight, L. Nelson, T. Hilliard, S. McQuillen, B. L. Duff, M. Pinelli, D. Fabian, G. Bledsoe, J. Johnson, R. Knisely, B. Monk, H. War- ren, K. Kerr., L. Curtin, R. Mason, L. Walker, R. Rapino, B. Wilson. Woodward, J. Ellis, G. Lafferty, C. Preston, E. Abrahims. Third Row: E. Eater, B. School Chorus Within this group there is a committee which formulates policy concerning such things as sale of tickets, regulation of absences from rehearsals and performances, and minor misde- meanors. In the rehearsals on the grade level the students have received concentrated training in correct use of the voice and proper ensemble technique. The large combined rehearsals take place during intramural periods, and the grade level choruses rehearse twice a week. o' I ' o ' r t f e 3 1 ,Crt 41 'Fi' ,. , ' , .Q J 1 fr- K if t if 1 ' Q Joyce Coodknight, .lane Cronemeyer, Betty Lou Wood- E Mr A 1 Q ward, Lois Kcllct, and Veta Petrovich, who have formed El ' u l , their own quintet. have participated in many activities A W throughout this school year. G' N Q - v I l I 3 T. u ,f so , x s ff,f l,: , 'f rl A I X W sf' s fy' l Q . These boys have organized a trio of their own. They , are Larry Curtin, Edward Abrahims and Ronald Knisely. Band The Band, composed of over seventy students from grades eight through twelve, meets four times weekly under the direction of Mr. Don Smith. Aside from these rehearsals., each student receives an hour lesson each week on his particular instrument. The Band is kept busy throughout the year with a wide variety of engagements. Either the Marching or Concert Band performs at everything from football games and Sports Night to Graduation and the annual Band Concert. Majorettes Here are Pennsbury's high steppers whose twirling and strutting we have enjoyed at football and basketball games, assemblies. community parades, and Sports Night. These girls purchase and make their uniforms, boots, and hatons. This alone shows their interest in making this organization a success. Long hours are involved together with ' their eliorts to make their maneuvers as nearly perfect as possible. Pictured from left lo right are: N. Byzek lHead Maj.D, T. Thomas, J. Long, E. Cerko- vich, B. J. Edwards, J. Foster, J. Cash- dollar, P. Krasney, S. Stemple, P. Hibhs, M. Kahle, C. Ziegler, K. Kish. In order to keep the organization running smoothly, a hand council was set up consisting of the bandis officers, and Mr. Smith as adviser. It is their job to iron out all problems for the benefit of each individual as well as the entire band. Another very important group of students make up the majorettes and color guard. They add a flavor of pomp and circumstance to any occasion while putting on a good show. Color Guards Pictured below are the hard-working colorguards. These girls have worked diligently to perfect their drills and marching. They have performed at football games and parades along with the band and majorettes. From left to right they are: P. Balser lCaptainJ, E. M. Else, D. Kahle, D. Hackett, B. Lewis. Cheerleaders This year the varsity cheerleading squad is com- posed of live sophomores, two juniors and three seniors. The junior varsity squad is composed of four sopho- mores. Each spring try-outs are held for the cheerleading squad for the next year. If a cheerleader has cheered for her junior year, she automatically becomes a cheer- leader for her senior year. Cheerleaders are chosen on the following points: precision, appearance, interest, and pep. The old and new cheerleading squads vote for the captain. Production First Row: A. While, J. Jolley, F.Ceraci, M. Dankanich, B. Dull. Second Row: J. Green- wood, J. Archer, T. Brown, J. Hoffman, M. Kelly, A. Kyselka. Third Row: F. Stone, J. Dorner, J. Forney, L. Way. Because of the effort of these people who run the projectors, we are able to have more and more good movies in the classroom. Photography The ll1CIIllJCI'S of the photography club are always on hand to take the pictures of different activities throughout 'the school year. First Row: D. Wright, M. Roth, D. Carlsen, J. Lash, W. Pashley. Second Row: B. Lcveniry, J. Rich, J. Schenk, B. Brownback, K. Kerr, M. Scherr. 73 Canteen First Row: V. Reed. A. Smith, P. Ramsey, M. L. Querns, M. Manley. Second Row: J. Linington. A. Mc- Ginnis, C. Loueks, J. Grone- meyer, E. Weber, L. Ritchey. Due to exeellent supervision canteen has been very successful this year. The Saturday night attendance has usually been from 200 to 250. A few of the most sueeessful eanteens were the Bermuda canteen. which was held in Uetober. and the Christmas Canteen held on December 17. The students of Pennsbury deserve much of the credit for helping make it the success it has been. The Steering Committee, which holds its meetings Monday during X period and after school on Tuesdays, has worked hard to make the canteen at Penns- bury one to be proud of. First Row: B. Sayko. Y. Reed, M. Parmer. A. Smith. P. Ramsey, M. L. Querns. M. Manley, J. Cronemeyer, E. Weber. Seenml Row: B. Breen, B. Komare, P. Kaplan, R. Furey. C. MeCom-ey. T. Hohneeker, C. Salmi. C.Landis, J. Eekel. S. Friedman. Third Row: B. Millard. L. Ritchey, C. Campbell. C. Hartman. A. McGinnis, N. Levinson, D. Cregart, J. Breeeh, S. Ames. Fourth Row: J. Linninglon. J. Scanlon, B. Wlcbb, C. Louelis, M. Luck, R. Mullins, B. Morris, J. Hollis, K. Melle, B. Detlmar. T L J N 22332 lfl nhl-l ll This is an typical scene at Pennslpury High School Canteen each Saturday night. Mrs. Manley, acting chaperone for the evening, is seen here greeting the students as they enter. The students dance to the latest records, and ll good time is enjoyed by all. Library Club These girls are the students who check your hooks in and out of the school library. First Row: M. Hann, M. Allen. P. Reindl. Second Row: J. Breech, J. Brudfield. Crafts and Model Club The members of the Crafts and Model Cluln build models of boats planes, and trains. 9 First Row: P. Weiss, T. Elonis, J. Cole, F. Connelly, W. Brachman, D. Pndoris. Second Row: J. Krienitz. R. South, R. Adams, L. Hechey, A. Wall, N. Luphum, D. Cenkner. Modern Dance Modern dance is one way of communicating an idea. The dance creates and uses purposeful movements to express the ideas. There are no set rules that determine movement in modern dance. The Modern Dance Club usually starts with warm-up activities such as 'tstrctchcsf' bounces, and 'cswingsn in standing positions or on 'the floor. The club's members learn, how to use their bodies so they can control them well. They learn to select and organize material to com- municate their own ideas through movement. The club performs at several school pro- grams throughout the school year such as the Christmas program for the community and school assemblies, and the Parent-Teen Frolic. It is also available for programs of entertainment throughout the community. Barbara Deltmur executing a diffii-ull ma- neuver during Modern Dance Christmas Program. A Hbehiml the scenes allot of the Modern Dance Club going through limbering up exercise. The purpose of the Danrc Club is lo leach the I'll6l'llllCl'S bcllcr styles of dancing. Row I: R ll. L. Teater, P. Flor, A. Albosla, C. Coulanl. M. Dulncl. M. Klein. M. Cahoon, J. l'arln. I . May- Verker, J. Verker, D. Bilger, H. Samrvel, T. Chase, S. Conrad. A. Ilagnslino. J. Fm-rrs. Row whorl. Row III: N. Sonoviek, T. Wunfle1'li1'h, H. Rohinbon, W. Egan, B. Braun. H. Bl'Ct'l'1', N Keyser, B. Adduei, N. Sowder. Row IV: S. Cummona. I . Thomas, F. Egberl, S. llausmann, R Dixon. T. Manbell, S. Abell. QQ Shown above at their third curtain call are, Bruce lleuchler, Lynne Keefe. Mike Pinelli. Marion Williams, Allan Wz1gnet'. Adrienne lVlcCinnis, John Ravin, liill'lHll'll llaunmell, Andy Touchherry, Donna Kreiser, and Virginia Reed. You can tell hy the smiles on their faces that the play was well-received. Harvey L Q '51 K .grwi fii '- I 5 f. Nurse Kelly stares in 'amaze- ment as Elwood P. Dolwd of- fers Harvey a chair. CGC ' Q75 an you seeyiium. This was the question that the entire audience began asking them- selves at the presentatioii iii5f'sasQfgHa1's't:y ' hy the Junior Class. The Class of '56 their Junior year presented this plpy as a eoinedy in three acts. it is i The plot revolved ffyuildythe fact that Elwood P. Dowiilg' .portray AAE. hy A'l'fian Wagner, imagined he eottld 'se imiiuge rahhit which he called Eilwoodls i aunt, played hy Adrienne and' his niece, Marion Willianis, plotted to have him admitted to an insane asylum. This hilarious presentation was the first play at Pcnnshury High School to he held for two nights. 'TW ggi ..1: .. i- ' 1 an X Dr. Chumley admits, 'al have just seen Harveyf' as Dr. Sanders stares in astonishment. Wondering if Harvey is real. Nurse Kelly, played hy Lynne Keefe, stares off into space. Really, my dear, Elwood has the strangest friends. A six-foot rab- bit, indeed! aiu? fig it-5 ' ' ,I ft - 51 H Wttfw ' - i , f'-iissfli tliti i . 1 t , . V aw 2- f- ' ..- 3 gt, . i E 3522 f f A V ' Q I Q QQ. if is sg., -Q, , t ' ' A . , . t - ,asf V , Fai' K . , , .::, . 7 4 HP ia tl QM Bill Morris 'ind Bob Brown- wea9 ...Q back look spellbound as Susan Keach speaks to the ghost. . l ' Susan Keach as Nancy Willard Gramercy Ghost, a comedy in three acts, was presented by the Class of '56 on December 2 and 3. The scene of the play was an old house which had once been occupied by an old soldier, Nathaniel Coombs. He had been entrusted to deliver a secret message, was killed, and was thought to he a traitor. He was doomed to roam the earth until he could prove his inno- cence. Nancy Willard, the young lady of the house, was the only person who could see him. This plot led to many, exciting scenes which were well presented and thoroughly enjoyed. Gramerc Ghost 'LI must be losing my mind. I can't really be seeing himf, Donna Kreiser as Margaret Collins In a dramatic scene from the production, Barbara Hammell as Margaret Collins, cries hyster- ically after learning of a large inheritance. Congratulating her are Susan Keach as Nancy Willzlt'd, and Willizlni Morris as Parker Burnett, while Debby Noble as Augusta Ames, a lawyer, looks on after having made the startling announcement. . f Chefs 3? J Club - 5511? flqifx First Row: B. Fulton, L. Wisely. E. Williants, T. Moran, B. Cingel, G. Vedder, D. Voltz. Second Row: J. Sarver, D. Kolfman, B. Lynch. J. McGinnis, .l. Rector, W. Niedosik. Third Row: B. Claun, A. Dearden, B. Verker, B. Heed, T. Drucis, B. Wooden. The learning experiences in this club are planned to help the student understand the basic principles of meal selection. planning and serving. It is hoped that each member will develop ellicient work habits and be able to plan., prepare and serve simple well balanced luncheon and dinner menus correctly with emphasis on the art of being a good host or guest. Some time will be given to food customs of other nationalities and the ever popular out-of-door cookery. First Row: R. Kinneer, C. Clark, I. Macmillan, F. Schwartz, D. Dunkerley, B. Mahler, D. Edgell. Second Row: D. Blanchard, B. Bair, F. Myers, H. Burki, R. Hinkle, T. James, J. Wyson. Third Row: B. Settle, C. Brugger, T. Leddon, J. Spilatore, T. Broadwater, B. Mueller, C. Estadt, J. Linington. Chess Club First Row: R. Vaughn, B. Horwell, C. Marshall, S. Pierson, D. Murt, V. Reed, A. Schwenk. T. Loranger, J. Eavers. Second Row: C. Sprague, B. Ross, S. Marek, N. Noel, R. Cohen, R. O'Brien, J. Scanlon, J. Krosnodomskie. Third Row: J. Banner, A. Haldeman, J. Ravin, B. Gibson. The Pennshury High School Chess Clulfs aims are to stimulate a wider interest in chess and to encourage its playing. The team is composed primarily of eluh memhers,lJut anyone in the school is invited to join. The club was instrumental in the founding of thc Delaware Valley Inter-scholastic Chess League. dents who are interested in art hut can not fit art into their curriculum. In addition to furthering their own art interests, this group works as a service group hy performing art services for other areas of the High School. First Row: M. Maurer, J. Eekel, C. Landis. J. Romeshurg, M. Querns. Seenml Row: F. Sla- ronis, D. Craven, A. Duekett, T. Hampton, J. Bruch. Third Row: M. Danknieh, J. Shropshire, J. Parsons. f rt Club Qs The Art Cluh is composed of stu- r Lynne Carter was the senior girl crowned queen. Beside her are the Junior Class atltendants, Sandy Ames and .loyce Bahelka. and the Senior Class attendants. Marlene Byzek and Linda Bishop. The gaily-colored decorations provided a plcas- ant atmosphere as the couples enjoy themselves dancing to the music of Bill Holcomb and his orchestra. V,-..,,,-4 ,-,,,f- Coral In the reception line welcoming Becky Hadden and Bob Downing are Miss Kelly. Mr. lJ'Angelo, Mr. and Mrs. Currier, and Julius Kish and his date. Mist Coral Mist, tl1e annual Junior Prom, was held on June 4, 1955, in the Pennsliury High School gym. Bill Holeomlie and his 0l'I'lll'Sll'Ll provitletl the musie for the affair which was a huge success. The beautiful tleeorations were highlighted hy a variety of pastel-eolorecl lish on the walls, and in the center of the floor stood a lighthouse lruilt hy the ,lunior Class lioys. During in- termission refreshments were servefl, anrl the crowning of the senior girl, chosen as queen, took place. Lois Kellet and Joyce Hollis stop to pose for the photographer as everyone is taking time out for refreshments. 4 0 ,Y.' 'f K: tx, 1 ,.t, X if-H f., I 1' figs - Ns- Pieturecl here are three couples as they leave '6C0ral Mistv after Z1 very enjoyable evening. Because of new shoes and nervousness reports were heard everywhere con- cerning the sore feet and good time had by all. Strictly speaking though, It was great I Qi we W Love in Winter Wonderland? Ray Yardley and Brenda Komare look hopeful after having made their wish, while Gail Hartman and Ed Carter prepare to drop their coin in the wishing well. Wiixter W0nde1'laI1d, the theme given to the Senior Ball by the class of '56, took place in a typical winter scene. Bill Holcombe and his orchestra provided the music for the dance held January 28, from 9 to 12, in the high school gymnasium. An attractively-designed centerpiece consisting of a quiet park scene with snowmen standing about, caught the eyes of all present. After the ball, many of those attending journeyed to the Fountainhead Club where the evening was climaxed by more dancing and refreshments. M. just entering. r Wonderland Excitment and tension mount as Mr. and Mrs. Cur- ' rier, and Mr. and Mrs. Thorne greet u few couples CXX QQSTQQ Winky, Bill and Tom luke time out to replenish their energy nt the attractive refreshment lklltlv. All the refreshments were ron- trilmuted lxy members of llie class. Underclassmen helped out lay serving. MR. EISENHART First Row: R. Conner, M. Kahlenberg, B. Hackney, R. Samakoh, D. Kelly, B. Applestein, J. Rooney, H. Young, B. Peterson. Second Row: J. Carmichoe, E. Erdossy, C. Case, B. Lee, E. Hursted, T. Jarrelt, D. O'Shea. V MR. DUX Spectator Sports The Spectator Sports Club is cliviclccl into three parts under the direction of Mr. Eisen- hart, Mr. Matuza, and Mr. Dux. The boys see films of various sports such as football and basketball. First Row: R. Spohn, K. Wolfe, J. Winterstein, R. Stowe. R. Honeycutt. R. Turner. J. Buchanan, R. Show, L. Carter. Secoml Row: J. Estudt, P. Welly, J. Dubois. W. Swiss. J. Rector. D. Cutti, D. Volpe, R. Price S MR. MATUZA First Row: G. Biris, P. Chalplu. R. Came, J. Williams. T. W'ulsl1, B. Coll. B. Kellmugll. J. I Phylhyon. J. Gl'it?hi3llUIIl. Second Row: J. Lovett, J. Kellett, B. Mervin, H. Willialnls, l. Briegel, J. Tigair, M. Temple, C. Boehm, F. Ciko. Tri-Hi-Y First Row: D. Kindt, M-L. White, J. Erwin. J. Vuhey, A. Arlelh. G. Coulter, G. Fritz, M. Luck, B. Meyers. Second Row: P. May, B. Davis, E. Senrer, C. Claire, J. Irvine, H. Kent, L. Blutt, L. Wo0dc0i'k. K. Korosee. Third Row: C. Wild, J. Hacker, V. Lee, L. Fischer, B. Menges, S. Powell, M-L. Korosec. The Tri-Hi-Y, a service club ulhliatetl with the Y.M.C.A., has had an active year. In keep- ing with the aim of service to home, school, anal community, the girls have held discussions on understanding and getting along with other peo- pleg sponsored an assembly progrzuu on Broth- erhoorlg assisted the P.T.A.g and prepared gifts aurl CIltC1'l3lI'llI1CIlt for children in an orplizmage. .1 Math Club i W if 'QI' 2 T First Row: R. Rhinesmith, M. Gerwig, R. Lavery, R. Zimmerman. Second Row: R. Ohler, W. Buch, D. Tanner, D. Wooley, D. Robey, C. Garb. The math club was established primarily to have fun with mathematics and to introduce to its memhers phases of mathematics other than those taught in the classroom. A portion of the club time is alloted to mathematical tricks puzzles, pardoxes, and reereations. There is also time for individual projects and investigations. Help is available for any student wanting to work out a mathematical science fair project. 7 Drama Club First Row: C. Bahelka. .l. Bahelka, M. D. Kale, J. Meyers. R. M. De Ricci, D. Kreiser. l.. Meyers. Second Row: N. Craven, M. Truber, R. Jacobs, A. Micklo, A. Touehherry, N. Roberts, C. MrAlister, H. Duffy, L. Brenner, S. Willey. The Dramaties Club consists of twenty active members. The students in this club participate in radio plays, skits, plays for assembly, and P.T.A. meetings by both acting and directing. Members who neither act nor direct the plays help in choosing plays or helping with make-up. This club is both interesting and worthwhile. EE' QA!! E S 2 'W Fm' Ns? A X5 gk .ml of 'ws ZQA- M -A Nm 'F .w.,fy 1:.: ...-., , 5,-V. ,-,L' gl-wh ,--A-X.5,r.y V, . .Q an 52' QT.. gk ,sys 59,352 3 5' egg Q A 1 M Q , ,gxN,.,w3Er,L,gw?, .Ai ...' . -K.-3. M,, .y, fu if -, V 1- rA,,, T. . B - 1 ' Q Q fy. ..f 4' Mfg W 'Z F 1-ni l :ffm . . P ii 'P fi' I ' f gf, -if . ' ' ' I3 MASJFIM- -- 5' -ggi . Q - HQ, .Jn ,,.,,,A?3i,,g,g , '-, - lg .a. I Y ,. ..,. -Q 31 Z? 5 f 1 4 , -ff - , Q,.. . A mff'ff2Zf '..' .t.', GORDON WARNER BOBBY DOWNING iCo-Capt.l Back Guard If any one word can be chosen as a keynote to the 1955 football season, that word is uneww: .a new mentor, in the person of Mr. Al Matuza, who coached the team with an im- pressive degree of success. A new system was innovated, making the four-point stance prominent. A new record, a happy replace- ment of the old, raised our win column and brought contented looks to the faces of old graduates. However, the one achieve- ment agreed upon as the most important was the new school spirit. FGOTB LL Sitting: E. Erdossy, J. Horne, A. Herncane, R. Ingerson, J. Williams, J. Gavin Coach Standing J Grelsbilllm J. Lovett, F. Cika, D. Woodward, C. Schofield. Kneeling: R. Purdy, C. Seltzer V Von Sydow T Broadwater B B. Kennedy, Coachg B. Dana, G. Warner, T. Drucis, B. Jordon, A. Matuza, Head Coach J Phyll1y0Il D D0klIl Coll, B. Duff, B. Downing, J. Ray, R. Corso, B.Beuchler, sky, P. Ramsey, T. Anspack F McIntyre 77 H79 4 ef5f 's. 239525026 1.167 'fr' 43,75 gn S N' S V' fa-E x 'Q 7f ' X .- . H Q.- ., Zia. W ,U . ,ggfigipw JIM PHYTHOW RONALD PURDY RON CORSO Tackle End Back 5, 1-A L. Wuner and Purdy pave the way for Broudwaters long run in the Ewlng game L01 0 sweeps the end for long yardlge m the Tennant ' , F G S l it x vs xx! L VARSITY FOOTBALL -- 1955 Down goes Downing after a gain in the Mud Bowli' contest against Bensalem. Ewing ...,,,..,.. Point Pleasant .... Williatni Tennant , . , Bensalem .....,., Council Rock .... Penns. ..l3 H13 ..13 ..13 ..3-I H13 .. 6 H25 ..12 0 6 6 6 0 6 ....,20 6 .....l3 Oppo. Mr. .larmoskn pronounces the death sentence. TOM BROADWATER JIM RAY Back Back Morrisville ,. . . Neshaminy . Bristol .... Delhaus . . , BOB DANA Back 1 I n. Q .:, Nr 1 c X . 4 -1, .nf 1 5 . . .. AP - A ,,..,gQai5 I , ' A . L az if 'F 's.- 1 ,A M 13 J .V. Football Left to right fstandingl-E. Dux, C. Leish, C Haney, H. Eisenhart, B. McFarland. fKneel- ing!--J. Gavin, A. Matuzn, B. Kennedy. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL Penns. Oppo Delhaas ..,....,...,.,.... 26 ,.......... 0 Y Trenton .......,.. 20 .... 0 Vllilliam Tennent .... . ,. 12 .... ... . 0 Bensalem ...... -, ... 26 .... .... 0 The 1955 record from the junior varsity squad Mormwlle 7 HB showed five wins one loss: a successful season. Junior varsity foothall is a feeder system for the varsity and gives the younger fellows a chance to play football. The varsity look many junior varsity standouts this year, and hy the end of the season an entire junior varsity club had moved up to the varsity. Row I, L. to R.: B. Watkins, D. Snider, L. Beuchler, Cummons. C. Loucks, R. Dutcher, T. James, J. Rooney, D. Culley, D. Ohler, E. Abrahims, B. Settle, R. Stowe, J. Wzxrd, W. Webb, J. Burk, D. Dilinsky, D. Wooley, T. Jarrett. Row ll: H. Hausmunn, K. Kuno, K. Barnett, J. Mervin, R. Miller, J. Lyling, A. Wall, R. Kempf, H. Young. J. Dohos, T. Anspack, J. Forney, J. Meszaros, Cgqgh, B, MCFQ1-land, R. Hereau, J. Starling. Row III: Coach, E. Dux. S. 1-up www nf- Soccer Led by coach Frank Jakob the Fal- con soccer team entered into its second year of Varsity competition. Though the underdog in every game because of lack of experience, the Falcons' spirit was undaunted. Many games had to go into overtime because the game was tied at the end of the regulation playing period. The team is looking forward to next year's schedule with anticipation for a better season and more school partici- pation. Row 1: J. Hoffman, H. Duffy, E. Colbor, Coach Tmner, J. Wiser, E. Thompson, J. Diminico, R. Cmkkaj, R. Kineer, R. Brugger. -i ki ,V .5-g, . ... . - .1 Row 1 L. to R.: J. Dearden, L. Hecker, H. White, C. Gibbs, B. Horwell P. Hunt, R. Hinkle, L. Dour. Row 2: F. Keating, R. Adams, W. Lewis D. Craven, R. Sclloler, M. Temple, C. Richardson, S. Goodwin, B. Cohen 'D. Pierce, S. Able, Coach F. Jakob. R. Moore. Row 2: D. Yardley, P. Pierce, B. s- 's m K as , I . . -fag Cross Country Cross Country is a young sport here, but in only a few years the Falcons have made Pennsbury a respected name on the country paths. Many of the veteran point-getters have been lost by gradu- ation, but among the underclassmen there will be many to take their places. A fair amount of talent and lots of will- ingness to work will bring future cham- pionship teams to Pennsbury. Row I, L. to R.: B. Horwcll, J. Rickner, T. Duff, E. Abrahims, R. Warner. Row Il: J. Creishaum, F. Mclntyre. J. Elam, P. Pierce, C. Warner. Row III: W. Buch, D. Wooley, D. Rembe, R. Watson, J. Starling. Row IV: J. Diminico, P. Hunt, F. Mellor, J. Dearden, J. Rock. Wrestling The Pennshury High wrestling team, champions last year of the Lower Bucks County League, had another successful season even though they did not retain the championship. Traveling to Cheltenham for ther first meet, the team lost 27-15. The next six meets were won easily by the Falcon Mat- men with the followng scores: Trenton Catholic, 30-223 Delhaas, 48-9, Bensalem, 53-2g Lower Merion J. V., 44-12:, George School The Hgroan and gruntv bo s tr Y Y ing for a takedown. J. V., 28-173 and Bristol, 35-15. In the next meet, coach Poff's wrestlers met a stubborn Springfield team, losing the meet 35-12 and the championship as well. In the last meet the grapplers bested Nesllaminy 46-2. Pennsbury and Springfield grapplers go to it under the watchful eye of the referee. Bottoms up! BASKETB LL Game after game the varsity ubaskethallers' 'turned in stellar performances. Although they were one of the shortest teams in the league, their aggressiveness more than made up for this lack of height. Starting the season slowly, the team picked up speed once the league games started, and finished in third place wth a 10-4 record. No one player could he singled out for special mention, for this was truly a alive man teamf, The accurate shooting of Peachie Hansen and ,lim Lovett, the rebounding of .lack Werst and Paul Briegel, and the fine ball handling of Reggie Turner made this the great team that it was. Unveiling the new Pennsbury Nose Play. First Row, L. to R.: P. Chapal , B. Hansen, J. Lovett, B. Cashman, R. Turner. Se ow: J. Werst, P. Briegelg . Cat D. Woodward, D. Tanner. VARSITY BASKETBALL Penns. Oppo. Abington ............... 47 ...... .... 6 7 Mt. Holly ..... .... 5 3 43 Ewing .......... .... 5 0... ....59 Trenton High .... 45 70 Bensalem ..... .... 4 6 . . . . . . . 35 Council Rock ... .... 102 ... .,.. 25 Morrisville .... .... 4 1 ... .... 33 Bristol ........ .... 4 6 ... .... 58 Wm.Tennant... .... 54.., ....31 Neshaminy .... .... 7 0 . . . . . . . 54 Delhaas ........ .... 4 7 . .. .... 42 Council Rock .... 75 46 Bensalem ..... .... 7 8 . . . . . . . 51 Morrisville .... .... - 75 . . . . , . . 42 Bristol .......... .... 6 6 ... .... 73 Wm. Tennant .... .... 5 1 ... .... 55 Neshaminy .... .... 6 6 . . . . . . . 36 Jim Lovett goes up to tap in two more points, to clinch a Falcon lead. lm JACK WERST, PAUL BRIEGEL BILL CASHMAN DICK WOODWARD 111' ' l . xsQ A N 2 O A D. GATTI, J. LOVETT D. TANNER, B. HANSEN R. TURNER, P. CHAPLA fx ,ix .l.V. Basketball . tml ta ,M Row 1: J. Dobis, N. Sonavic, R. Blyant, K. Wolfe, A. Snyder. Row 2: B. Webb, V. 1LonSydow. Lgorne, R. Stowe, S. Cumnlons. Row 3: H. Henschel, G. Case, N. Ludlow, E. Hustead. The orange and black junior varsity basketball squad had another successful season. Under the leadership of coach ,loc Gavin, the boys won every league game, displaying fine spirit and good sportsmanship. Their accurate shooting, good ball-handling, and crafty defensive ability should make Pennsbury's future a bright one in the Lower Bucks County League. Such players as George Case and Vern Von Sydow should be on the varsity next year. JV Basketball Schedule Abington . . . Mt. Holly .. Ewing ...... Trenton High Bensalem . . , Council Rock Morrisville . Bristol ..... Wm, Tennant Neshaminy . Delhaas ..... Bensalem . . . Council Rock 'Morrisville . Bristol - .... . Neshaminy . Penns. Opp . .35 ......., 33 . .46 ........ 37 . .55 .,...... 37 . .49 ........ 61 . .70 ......,. 25 . .49 ........ 21 . .70 ........ 45 . .63 ........ 38 . .61 ........ 25 . .34 .,...... 32 . .53 ........ 36 . .45 ........ 26 . .40 .-...... 23 . .63 ........ 21 . .62 ........ 45 . .66 ......., 18 Woodward rests on Morrisville's height while teammates scramble for ball. Fast action is seen during J. V. victory over Bristol. Qi' ,. 5 N 7' .., ...,.g:-W As the first breath of spring ushered in a new base- ball season, the air around the baseball diamond was filled with the whack of bats, clouds of spike-driven dust, and the eager shouts of candidates and veterans for the 1956 Pcnnsbury baseball team. The prospects for the 1956 season look good as we go to press. With the return of such lettermen as Chick Estadt, Jim Phytllyon, Jim Ray, Dan Volpe, and the addition of several talented newcomers from last year's 1. V. and junior high school squads, Coach Cy Bachman is optimistic over the teamis chances in the Lower Bucks County League. Don't argue with me, son. That was a strikell' Baseball Row 1: J. Ray, D. Catti, V. Van Sydow, D. Volpe, C. Estadt, Captaing R. Turner, D. Krall. Row 2: K. Watovg Manager, D. Woodward, J. DuBois, J. Phythyon, G. Case, J. Greisbaum, B. Hinkle, R. Purdy, B. Beuchler, H. Handwerk, Manager. Row 3: Coach, W. Bachmang R. Som- akah, L. McClimans, R. Stowe, N. Ludlow, F. Thomas, J. Leonard, S. Cummons, B. Dana, C. Watson. 6 ..... April April April 10 April 13 April 16 April 19 April 23 April 26 April 30 May 3. May 7. May 10 May 14 May 17 May 21 May 24 May 28 A stolen base . . . almost! Baseball Schedule .........HunSchool... ..,....0pen ,....Trenton .. ..,.,Bensalem ,...,Morr'isville .....Council Rock ....,Neshaminy..,.,. ......Bristol ....,Delhaas .. .....Tennent .. .....Bensalem .....Morrisville........ .....Council Rock ....,Neshaminy .....Bristol .....lDelhaas .. ,....Tennent .. I00 1 'v9P!!f'w:-,N ff.. yu? wfafia. . , tw a JJ f if F lk --.. . NK- , ky 46.5.-. qu t V Zh , K ,W ir, A , 7 , , w at 1 I ' Rf ' 1'-'H ' Paul Briegel, Pennshury's promising high Q., ' vx .5 xv- K -gf Q? ' 1 jumper, goes up . . . and over. M .5 W5 'au ' 'Q A A5 ' ., rs Jw 3 Eli, K 48255, A , ,, , U, 4 'K 4 Q 4 'S gi' ' 3 he as C48 -, 2 W D fi ' 'Va Q i lvizgit A,hY haf or C ti-I-3 i- A x J I - M . gl' ' n o 'fi it t he at -44 M' Q1- ag c 1' X W it do Row 1: J. Hoffman, R. Humbrecht, E. Carter, R. Downing, R. Corso, B. Watkins, R. Leventry, R. Rhinesmith, J. Starling. Row 2: P. Ramsey, C Loucks, T. Hampton, K. Kuno, T. James, C. Waite, B. Cinkaj, J. 5H0l'jl Row 3: Coach McFarland, J. Rich, P. Briegel, J. Lynn, T. Broadwater, B Chase, R. Slifko, B. McCarran, W. Dutcher. J. Stharpmack. Track The varsity track team is looking for- ward to another fine season this year. The team will be coached by Mr. McFarland, who will he in charge of hurdles, sprints, and relays. Mr. Moore will coach distance running, and Mr. Poli, field events. Returning from last year's team, which lost only one meet, are lettermen Bobby Q, ot? A, Downing, Paul Briegel, Jim Rickncr, Frank Viqiir' et, , ,.,, , ..,,.1.,,,, Mclntyre, Larry Curtin Ron Corso and Rimes T ':. ,..: ',,2: ,g fQ, - '. . , , a Robert Southwlck. rsas ss.e. ' '::: ..., 'ff' P , ' . ff-.,- ,f:. V , ' P .',- f ' . e.,,. ' tg. -W.asf,.,.Q ... U .,,'- fx., .,.. 'fig ., . .,.. M .,.. ,.-.. J Z .wz.a,.2baa,. sw. .. W , . V . .. a . ,J . it-Z3 L L P5 f mi 5' I ss - I ' 99 - - ' P35173 A f i ',,, li Practice makes perfect is discus-hurling Boh ' V' 2 . f'L' ::' -.'--'. 'f': :: 'S:' :.f'.,.'zsQj5f, wifyf , -YW .,,L ig, ., , J W . . Downmg's motto as he follows through with .. ,. h C wp form' us., V:VV.-k Golf The newest varsity sport at Penns- bury is golf, which started last spring. Team members were taught techniques and skills by the coach, Mrs. Hoffman. Matches were played on a home-and- home basis with Pennsbury using the Yardley golf links as their home course. The team was composed of six mem- bers, hut when playing a team of only four men, Pennsbury was represented by the four players with the highest averages. S Mike Pinelli gives Ed Manley a few helpful hints on the finer points of golf. Tennis Although we have not yet entered a tennis team in interscholastic competi- tion many students enjoy playing on Pennsbury's fine tennis courts during intramural and physical education periods. By next year we hope to have a well organized team upholding the honor of the Pennsbury High School athletic program. L. to R.: R. Carlsen, J. Pisauro, M. Pinelli, E. Manley, L. Walker, J. Rmhrman. 1955 Golf Schedule Penns. Peddie 1. V. ................... 3 . Trenton Catholic .. .... 32. 4 Lawrenceville .... ..., . Peddie ........ ....1 . Cheltenham ..... .... 2 . B. M. I. ...,.,..... .... 5 . Trenton Catholic .. .... 2. B.M. I. ......... .... 6 . Oppo 6 .... 6M . .,.. 5 . .... 8 . .... 3 . .... 4 . .... 10 . .... 3 Barbara Milland prepares to sizzle one across to Barbara Sayles. IOI L. B. C. L. CHAMPIONS I956 Varsity Hockey Scores Pennsbury 3 .......,.. Morrisville 0 Pennsbury 2 .,..... Council Rock 0 Pennsbury 5 .,.. William Tennent 0 Pennsbury 6 ........... Bensalem 2 A tense moment! HOCKEY The success of the season was due entirely to the wonder- ful competitive spirit displayed by the girls' varsity hockey team. The girls defeated last year's champions, Neshaminy. They were undefeated in eight league games and one non- league game. With their unflagging spirit, the team finally reached the ultimate when they won the game of the year against Bristol, thus gaining the championship of the Lower Bucks County League Pennsbury 6 ,.... New Hope 0 Pennsbury 6 .... .... ..,. E w ing 0 Pennsbury 2 . . . . . . Neshaminy 0 Pennsbury 1 .,... Bristol 0 Pennsbury 3 . . .... Delhaas 1 Captain Adele drives down the field for another goal. Jr. Varsity iilxsbury en route to a deciding Another ,ghidden ban, play. The girls, with their unfaltering spirit, were undefeated until the last game which they lost by only one point. They worked together co-operatively and in doing so were a closely knit team. This was also due to the fact that there were no individual stars, but one outstanding star--the entire team. The junior varsity girls will someday make an outstanding varsity hockey team. Row 1: L. Davenport, B. Breen, G. Fritz, R. Cilson, E. Romello. Row 2: Miss Rosazza, G. Hartman, J. Criesbaum, M. Weinman, C. Young, P. Krejcl Junior Varsity Schedule ' Pennshury Pennsbury Pennsbury Pennsbury Pennshury Pennsbury 1 1 4 3 2 1 ., Morrisville 1 Council Rock 1 . . . . Bensalem 0 Ewing 0 . . . Neshaminy 0 .... Delhaas 2 ASKETB LL Pennsbury Pennsbury 33 Peimsbury 49 Pennsbury 48 Pennsbury 50 Pennsbury 59 Pennsbury 58 Pennsbury 29 Cinny Fritz catches the hall, the team scores another basket, and Pennsbury varsity wins the game from Delhaas. Varsity Basketball Scores 44 ' Ewing .. Neshaminy .. Morrisville . , . . Delhaas Wm. Tennent Council Rock . . . Bensalem . . . . Bristol Kneeling: Miss Rosazza, Captain A. Majka, Miss Lowe. Standing: D. Noble, G. Fritz, C. Pope, L. Nelson, R. Doetsch, N. Byzek, B. Braun, J. Griesbaum, G. Below, E. Romello. Debbie is trying hard to score a field goal, but fails because of a good block by a Delhaas opponent. The varsity basketball team, composed of a group of determined girls, practiced diligently, and when playing their games worked as a team and not as individuals. The quality of good sportsmanship was shown throughout the entire season. The team attributed their successful season to skillful coaching and competitive spirit. They came close to winning the championship, finishing second only to Bristol. M. Weinmann, L. Oneil, B. Hadden, P. K'e i J. Coodni ht P Curtis A A Jw 1 g 9 - 1 - Arleth, F. Staconis, C. Young, A. Bowers, J. Verker, P. Sine, Capt. B. Breen Cin centerl. Jr. Varsity .lump number 5! The junior varsity basketball team had a very successful season. The girls worked hard toward perfection of their plays and excellent teamwork. They played seven league games, losing only two of these to Bristol and Nc- shaminy. The league games were played on Thursday and practice was held on Tuesdays, and Wednesdays. Some of the outstanding girls of the junior varsity will probably he seen play- ing on the varsity team next year. Another foul shot is made by Pennshury forward. N-sr Wh, ,,v v ' ll' F ff xl, ',il:::l '. g',,v:::n ','d 4 4 n -,n ,J .4 P. Balser , J. Dorland, D. Gregart, J. Gronemeyer, G. Laferty S. K h . Van Merten, J. Bradfield. M ' Pennsb p in their own swimming program held at the Trenton Y. W. C. A. A course of instruction was avail- able in Junior and Senior Red Cross Life Sav- ing during the iirst part of the swim season, and certificates were issued upon successful com- pletion. A 'LLearn to Swim program is offered in the late spring for all those who cannot swim. With these programs available it is possible for all to know the elementary forms of swim- ming, self survival, and rescue techniques, and the advanced skills of swimming and life sav- ing needed in the communit rec ury students partici ated ' , eac , T , . Hahn, Coach Camlin. Swimming NRM 1,75 y reational pro- gram. Ready, set . . . splash! 155556 ,- LW A majorpart of the swimming program consists of a lifesaving co ' urse. Illustrated is the overarm chest carry. ...N Softball L. to R.: B. Menges, S. Sohermerhorn, N. Sill, M. Sill, N. Seidenstricker, A. Arleth, C. Pope., C. Fritz, R. Clisson, A. Majka, R. Doetsch, J. Goodnight, J. Criesbaum, M. Kline. In the spring of the year, Pennshury's athletically-inclined girls look forward to a successful season in softball. During spring vacation, these girls work exceedingly hard to gain perfect teamwork. With the raw, early spring winds whipping around the practice field, the sun'-filled playing season looks indeed far off. April and May will pit the team against such stalwarts as Council Rock, Bristol, Morris- ville, Delhaas, and Neshaminy. Practice seems easier, though, with that Lower Bucks County Championship crown in mind. 3 mm 2 is g '55 ' mst 1 5 may I 7, ,Y ,L 7 A 75,-'wah 6 I 1 ,ff 1,7 7 , gy , fri , 4 ' r ,iq x' , 5, 1 ,,,. , .. - H , V A ff ,Q .. I ' ' 9, 1. '--h e-Q' ' , g'T,,,tm,,,,,gQ',gwh1,L7 , ,, K, gig,-,,, gf 'f 'L Q '- figfj -imap, M4555 fskf 3 W., ref. 12,3 .,fK..,,g,3 w' I Z ,WH 5... ':, - ogg In H ., 'fv dw Q Q ' ' , , t v 2 .. .w g ,W -H fig, .,,.,,3 ' . . .wil gf, 3 W, v- k fp mf ,wana egg, , - ' . f:,, .:p J, 1.,l,,k,,.,m pp -3 M.. Safe on first! L L f, , L A Come on, make that ball and hat connect' ........J. if E-e-e-a-s-y does it! For the first time in the history of Pennshuryis Sports Night programs, the students selected Il queen to reign over the occasion: senior Bunkie Jester. PCRT The Black Team Cannettes are going through their N V . . 5 -e ' routme wlth great gusto. Q. A- '.-, - . .v'w:. ' KV! tt-nits mms, .,, --'ggi-WL ,M s,.,w.5Av,71y,s,. V M.: 2 :Qi f :s'ffe',?gLe?g3iWllV 'g'Wi?2s1fgsE? A :iLQQ,..sfi5s-if 'v . fx, 'exif ages ts., i --,,. Z wie ..,, 5 e is r J M .geese 5. 'sr I 2. I . . .. sm K ,Qi , . A etet tths ' The cheerleaders are leading the teams in the opening exercises of the eighth annual Sports Night. The theme was HPages Through the Ages. 2. he Charlie Seltzer receives a victory kiss from Jackie Long after awarding of the trophy to the winning Orange Team captains. The final score was 51-47. IGHT T . ss,,cc W Q . I 2 ' me I W it . H f'..' 'S'-1, ' tv a l '1- '-1-.- ..f a e 4 - , 3 gm . a. 1 G., 1 ' 1. ', , 1 . M ' , 1 Te L f , , . 3 .i ,Q W., Q 3 ,W . fi ..gr.,,,,.,, H A 2 A J L , ' 'a ,a sf xg. JH V' - N A T 1 g is ' I ' w . , T 5-a , T ..i, f ' a a .. 1 3' s W Sl T 2 i s rrit an e ' L' ' 19 'lm 1 isi', , , t,-- ge 1' , ,gi ' Q ' -iyf , , W, 'JL s'i-, ' T ,:f -'N , K T i fi , V :vw LVQWN' 3 9:59 , il ' ' w The Orange Team goes wild as Queen Bunkie Jester announces the victor. Another Sports Night goes down in the book as one of the highlights of the year. Eager horsemen close in for the kill. The Black Team cheerleaders arrive in their horse drawnl' buggy. 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