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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1960 volume:

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I in . gym ' 'B firw flyg X 5,9061 I ,W QW Aff Q w5RQWQy Nix .xl N ., X' X: Y? X X if , I 4 '21, wi The 1961 WX JLX e ' i , 1 Q , ':i 'ff -X 'Q 6l1llSl11dl1 E rd We, the class of 1960, present the record of our days at Pennsbury High School-our study days, our prom evenings, our athletic events, our club activities, our schoolmates, our friends, and our teachers-all part of our life at Pennsbury. Some of us have been Pennsburians throughout our educational lives. Others of us are newcomers to Pennsbury. But for all of us these have been happy days filled with never-to-be-forgotten memories. It is the hope of the composers of this book that as you glance through it, or carefully study each photo, happy memories will come to you. In September, the year ahead may have seemed endless. Now it is over and seems all too brief. As our year comes to a close, we produce this book, a history of our class, the Pennsman of 1960. dediculion ROYCE 4VANl HAINES, JR. l9Q1t2-1059 he voive of many will not he stillecl though in whispers-fl elegy it cries: You are lost to us, Friend. hut we remember- Gay spirit, bright smile. Courageous heart- These you left with us. and we remember well. w . ' . . . ' v' ' gan' .,. u u 1 . ., ,, . . , . o ' . 'Q' - v 'v' , lfq Y 'eng , -.4 '. I. ' V I 10. gg I A, . ' . ul' . I ' I dyfw ' ,K , ,,,, on ig. ! ' V 9 1 . . QQ Y I . Y 4 0' ,q4 ' ' n EUIIIQ of all EXPLORING PENNSBIIRY ADMINISTRATION FACULTY STI7DENT COUNCIL JUNIOR CLASS CLUBS BAND AND MAIORETTES FOOTISALL CROSS IIOIINTRY SOCCER HOCKEY VARIETY SHOW winter CHORAL CONCERTS CHRISTMAS CANTEEN SENIOR BALL CHEERLEADERS BASKETBALL WRESTLING BOWLING GYM TEAM JUNIOR-SENIOR PLAY SPORTS NITE ! BASEIIAII, g SUFTIIALL TRACK GOLF TENNIS JUNIOR PIIIIIVIS NATIONAL HONUII SOCIETY EXECUTIVE COUNCIL SENIOR CLASS COMVIENCEMENI' content o 1, ,5 5 f , W1 L-1 . f lv S' 'i'-S I I I I I li.. I-Q l -v ,P T' ENNSBURY HIGH 'Lf' L '...... f PM I :M IK xv! QQUWI ' f f , 5? cg f ' In EX ' I 35.13937 1 WN MK? 3 wx-1 'N Af , Nw, M www-uf Q . , 'A 3 .5 W? A QE 2 ' 2 y .v yi, Q, S e 5 . Wa. 5 s. 3, z fqfglg fi eff. ii iii-L5 3 T13 L A ,rr ,Aw ,ha-if xjfa Q' 'url ' ,jf ' I . G . pw'efS5gFWie-2' 'Lf'-' V 3- Jh. Q , V 3 -,gin Q u '1Zf,K J4 4 If Isa 'Q C V 1 I- I 1 x x O . 1 x. Q' wif, P I ith of' ix qu 'I H L VX 'k fvf' w R 5- K in., aj r lam' ,, is Q i EXPLORI G Our namesake William Penn. We are happy to report that the surroundings we have all grown to love in the years we have at- tended P.H.S., have never been as quiet as the pictures on these pages. For if they were, our school years wouldn't have been the happy com- panionable ones weall always remember. At almost any hour of the day, you could come back to school and find something going on. Whether it was work or play, the supply of ready, willing and ablew students was never lacking. With these pictures we have tried to capture some of the more familiar places around our Alma Mater. The front entrance PENNSBURY I X1 . W Kish SX f ,4 ig: WQQ WU xg N The Bus Dock after school 1. XX' X 4 J I . 41 .. LB, 'J , f U ' Y , 3: Q Q 0 The Green House 521589 Q A , eeeu Qi., .5 A 1 ,, li grimy! -wnqd N7 W in r The Home Economics suite for busy homemake nn hur eicomes l i DR. CHARLES S. MUSCHELL The Class of 1960 welcomes Dr. Charles Muschell in his first year as Regional Superintendent of The Pennshury Schools. We hope that his future years at Penns- bury will be as pleasantly memorable as our past years have been. ADMINISTRATION RICHARD L. CURRIER Pr-nplv working . . . planning . . . making important rie- visiuns . . . lllNif'l'SIilIlCiIllg.I friends of the students . . human . . . sincvre . . . prim-eless advice . . . a knowing smile-. 'fu the-Se we are indeimlvfi. WILLIAM W. INGRAHM T ROBERT E. HUBBARD 4,mx w, ,, ,W,,k N AWK f - . 'f L if -L N , Xt V X . , F K A , 1 X ,S X X M 9 FACULTY PICARI. ARONSON WILMER BACHMAN Busim-ss Hrhu-alimm Math N1.l'frl.. Rutgc-rs MS.. Rutgers Tl51'E E U. H U RAN JOHN BARRANGER GLORIA BARTOLOZZI English French. Spanish BA.. Uivkinson MAN Middlebury CLENNA BELL JOYCE BOURG Eng., Dram.. Pull. Speak. Engligh BS., Trenton S.T.C. B,A,, Albright hx ul DOLORES CAMPBELL ELIZABETH CARFAGNO English Latin B.A., Rochester B.S., Univ. of Penna A . ,. A . , ,- ai ' -'S .I . X 5 V T xl, u CORA CLINTON WALTER COBB Physical Education French B.S., Temple M.A., Rutgers MARGARET CONAWAY NANCY CONLEY Business Education English B.S., Beaver B.A., Catholic BICNJAIVIIN CROWERS ELEANOR DAVIS Driver Eiluvation IIS.. 'l'vmplv Sovial Studies M.Ed.. Boston VVENDELI, EAST CORNELIUS EVANGELIDES l'.A.D. Chemistry NI.A., Illinois Nat. Agricultural MARTHA FOREIVIAN Plrysics B.A., WIlSt7Il JOSEPH GAVIN Physical Education IVI.A., Temple l X . .x THOMAS GREENE DAVID GUNDRUM Industrial Arts Phygics, Algebra MS., Univ. of Penna. BA., Gettysburg P' if AFA 3-ff 5 j ,Q . 1-. X . ' -Q 'Qt '- Q xy W MARGARET HAEMER ALBERT HARPER Math Business Education B.A., Brooklyn B.S., Shippensburg xt YN . X323 X 1 LEON HIGHKIN MARJORY HOFFER World History, English English BS., Temple B.S., West Chester x .J a X . 4 I V 'I X I ' x X Y. X ix' I -1 JOHN HOIVFNIAN REBECCA HOFFMAN Math Physical Education ILS., Allrright B.A.. Wilson WILLIAM HOLLOPETER FRANK JACOB Aft Phys. and Driv. Ed. BIS., Temple NI.A., Temple ALI'III'iUS KIfLI.I'IIi CAROLINE KELLER Ilusinvss Ifcluvatiun Music II.I'icI.. Duquesne BS., Oberlin MARIE A- KELLY BENJAMIN KENNEDY World HiST0fY Physical Education M-S-, Rutgers lVl.S., Univ. of Penna. HELEN KERSTETTER English B.S., Bloomsburg PETER KUNDRA CHARLES LEISH Physics P.A.D. and Special Ecl. lVl.S., Bucknell BS., Clarion S.T.C. MARIIIS LIVINGSTON BARBARA LOWE Wfr1'lrl History Business Education Nl.A..Nr' ' I H uw lmlx Inn, MS., lemplc ALBERT MATUZA P.A.D. BS.. Georgetown ATHANSIA METRO ARLINE MILLER Chemistry, Algebra English BA.. Chatham B.S., Rhode Island U Y Yi j ,massive I 'ws tv ' . 5 I i 1 I HELEN IVIOTTERSHEAD VICTOR NAPOLITANO Beading Improvement Phys. and Driv. Ed. P ws.. BS., North Carolina B.S., Temple .' Q I iv I it .U if. xt N si. 'W E J , m .ws .Ml X its NS 'N -JV W3 A ' l VIRGINIA NAPOLITANO Physical Education BS., East Stroudsberg 'x Q.. xy A N. R . 'lv . ROBERT NELSON ANITA POOL Advanced Biology Librarian B.S., Roanoke B.S., West Chester V' ff F .A - x lf Q M X A n. A A jf ,Ny Ev X W HELEN RUFF. R.N. JOHN SCHAUB Srhmrl Nurse Chemistry Iiinstc-in Mvd. Cvnt. Mid., Temple RONALD SEACRIST Senior Math KS.. Cmwurrl DONALD SMITH HENRIETTE THOMAS Instrumvntal Music' History BS., Penna. St. Univ. B.A., New York S.T.C. T NJ ,, 1, w N73 TY N 'X xii qt M sv XA- N 5: Q, lg lj N 'X N 2 W ss i ii . N. p ex FORDYCE THORNE A MARGARET TINDALL French and Spanish English M.Ed., Temple B.S., Temple :NMS HQ ,xx . NX' if It R fl Xxx: El 23 -X ,Sl fi .Q :EW X iw w lf ll HN Nl gi Y ,Q 4- all XX Q 1 Jw R ,li N, MARGARET UHLER Home Economics PATRICIA VARCOE JERE VIECHNICKI Latin Phys. and Driv. Ed. B.A., Dickinson B.S., East Stroudsburg ANNA WHITE LOVINIA WHITE Husim-ss l'ldu1'atiun PAUDU Business Ed HS.. Rider HS.. Sy,-at-use PETER WISNOSKY Librarian M.I,.S.. Rutgers SCHOOL SECRETARIES Betty Clousan. Kay Cooper, Grace Pfvannski. Ruth Peterson The Student Council of 1959-60 successfully ful- filled all functions expected of them. With Presi- dent Rusty Brown leading the meetings, and Pat Lane taking comprehensible notes, the 43 members of Student Council carried out their duties to the best of their ability. Their responsibilities were: to run the refreshment stand at football games, support the various clubs, and represent the student body in carrying out any decision, creating a bet- ter Pennsbury. Jay Levy kept the finances in order, while Orv Pierson was the President's right-hand man. The students of Pennsbury are proud and privi- leged to have such a capable group representing our activities. We are certain that the Student Council of 1960-61 will equal it in quality and purpose. mil ff is Q blip PAT LANE Our president . . . RUSTY BROWN Our vice president . . . ORV PIERSON ounei Q :- l Our treasurer . . . .JAY LEVY REPRESENTATIVES . . . Linfla Plcquette, Josh Kalkstein. Carol Rolls-rls, Jaclc Altoff, Marsha Mark, Sue Volk. Linrla Marshall. Joanne lk-Marco. 'llworlore Szvkercs. Larry Hill. lfel Sl'llllfl.f3l'i. limi Portman. Jurly Mazuvh, Norma Krehs. Pat McElroy, Cay Carmvn, Lois Anlnlr-hir-k. Jan Rf-ithmiller. Chris Vlfynings, Margie Pursell, Valli Bray. llolanrl Jam:-S. Ann Nc-wsmn. Divk llart, Jan Vernon, Cindy Ymwum. Dianne Zane-r, Bonnie Lour-ks. Mc-gan Walkilis. Sit'VP W6iYllf8lll3, John Porter, llun Vvarling. Julie Driller, Paulette l,vriP. Rulnerla Mcwilliarns, Joan Harvey, llem llnw. Jill Bloomingflalv. JU IOR CLASS 0F 1961 Best Wishes, Seniors of '60 We remember fondly . . . getting to know you, sharing classes, playing on teams, joining your cheers, intermingled Orange and Black, your Chateau d'Or, our Stairway to the Stars, your progress, your accomplishments, your com- mencement- and We anticipate eagerly . . . all the chal- lenges, and joys, and goals attained in the course you set for us to follow. 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' 5 gefx f ,..,: in g Y 14 'V ., P-if iff A 'wi 1 V31 aff' .X 3 1 A me k l' V Q I 'S' ,,,.ib.5. X 'f A Z- X il 7 ,alll 0 0 fx! l CLUBS Clubs,, is a familiar word to all of us. It is that hour on Tuesdays and Fridays when we put aside our books and spend some time doing what interests us most. Be it swinging on the rings or cooking some new crea- tion in the Home Economics Suite, it is available to anyone who finds it interesting. Each teacher has taken one club to sponsor, and does his best to see that the members of his club get to do what interests them most. They devote their time to making the hi-weekly meetings just a little better than the ones before. CHEF .lack Thomas, Fred Guzz, Charles Bowman, Earle Meyers, Bill Ashton, Kent Mathews, Davis Horcher, Earnest Lenahan, TomrDolinsky, Ed Klien, John Vandergift, Howard Murphy, Guy Stewart, John Rusnack, Bill Maszaros, John Thomas, Steve Young, Bob Manns. F.T. . C. Purks, N. llutchons, S. Spicer, 0. Ducl, B. McTaggart, J. Jimmer- son, L. R1-ading, C. Pierce, S. Piersol, J. Peterson, J. Gregart, J. Carlits, S. Condon, M. Scott, H. Broder, D. Samuels, J. Bushnell, G. Post, J. Clark, K. Haney, S. Turner, I. Shepard, B. Gates, M. Anthony, C. Gurne, N. Ruffing, A. Owens, C. Rosser, Historian, L. Holgatc, President, J. Montague, Secretary, S. Schofield, L. Stern, J. Jones. i AW EX LIBRI S I Holgate, D. Samuels. D. Rapino, B. Dugan, C. Pomarici, J. Perillo, M. Alden, L. Stern, P. Fillman, L I7 TYPING SER ICE Sonya Stavisky, Sally Cann, Pat Brior, Joanne Lowe, Betty Mack, Judy Wolfe Pat Farr, Evelyn Wolfe, Maryann Rekito, Sue Potter, Arlene Cenker, Kay Lynch: Pat Lane, Dot Rutkowski, Fran Rekito, Marie Parto, Maggie Lee, Joan Gilbert, Marge Pursell. NRA PENNSBURIAN L ,-...Q 5 Kathy Kruper, Linda Reading, Mike Hubal, Judy Smith, Elise Cauley, Carol McGuire, Phyllis Levey, Editorg Judy Strang. TECH ICIANS IJ. McVeigh, D. Fagze-n, T. Szekvrvs, B. Wood, D. Vonada, C. Shropshire, B. Churchill, J. Davie M. Knrhanics. '- HI-Y Ii- Amflld- J- SCPIIPF, R. McRae, A. Kovacs, B. Burns Cigaffgn, TRI-HI-Y ' 7 D. Cassell, P. Sciora, S. Auer, F. Rafferty, J. Biehler, M- Dillges, J. Yocum, C. Hud M. Chadwick, J. Johnson, R. Naize, S. son, P. McElroy, E. Titus, M. Domowitz Gautier, J. Watson, B. Keightly, J. Har- P. Brophy. vey, P. Pestrack, B. Tricker, B. Lonigan PHOTOGR PHY Pete 0'Brien, ,lim Schmerhorn, Wes Rice, Bob Marks, Ronald Robbins, Dick Farber, Dick Cardall. GN, X . .L ff, i Ifhlllxx SUB-DEB N. Stiffle-r, P. Chason, I.. Pc-rez, C. Hamilton, I.. do Bolt, B. Bray, R. Roller, M. Felton, l. Luzunsky, ff. Gilsdorl, li. Kulilcr, D. Straithir, M. Maxon, L. Barnes, J. Mazuch, J. Secor. FOOD INDUSTRY Lqyxf ft' l'alti llray, Holm Ellis, Dot Fannin-ls, Carrol Davis, Cllllfli Kvnncy, Jim Armcs, Kathy Arnt, Otto Eleulzrri. PERSON L TYPING C. Gurne, J. Chobert, J. Taylor, J. Gautier, B. Fisher, O. Eleuteri, D. De Cenaro, L. Pollock M. Klein, L. Coffee, J. Kessler. J D. Fabry, L. Croushore, E. Hersliman, M. Nolan, K. Leary, K. Campbell, D. Hilliard, J. Gray W. Horwell, P. Petritus, L. Blum, P. Simkanich, B. Sebold, B. Siskin. ENGINEERI G DRAWING Robert Molnar, John Charles, Robert Carter, Robert Walker, Jim Armes, Bill Buss, Larry Miller, George Cramer, John Keller, Larry Hill RT SER ICE Pat Roukcns, Bonnie Guest, Erika Bernhardl, Joyce Bushnell, Megan Watkins, Carol Aulilc, Marcia Rynikcr, Gail Purks, Sandra Abramowitz, Fred Stultz, Al Bond, Dick Bennington, Bob Bosler. MODERN DANCE V 03.1, V. wilson, E. Barber, J. Di Tullio, C. Brown, D. Zaner, S. Quick, J, Steij C. Rosser, C. Adams, C. Yocum, L. Ledden, S. Strawmyre, J. De Marco A. Wayne, G. Carman, M. Harris, MJ Marcotte, S.AZaner, N. Kane, M Anthony, I. Sheppard, C. O'Donnell, P. Pharo, P. Botteicher, B. Mettinger D. Jacob, S. Schofield, P. Harvey, J. Carroll, P. Perry, D. Smith, B. Mc- Taggert, J. Harvilla, A. Mackenize, M. Parnier, B. Lombardi, K. Mann, A Plemons, J. Jacques, L. Hillborn, P. Schwartz. S ANISH ' - ' 1 -.--- J Buster J. Spitale, G. Thrasher, C. Hahn, H. Clark, D. Brownback, C. Post, A. Cooper S f. A 41 f- fi DRAM Barbara Kahl, Charlotte Jacob, Judy Frena, Sue Barto, Sara Klein, Jackie Cole, Wilma Sturm, Karon l.utz, Elaine Woytko, Pat llaldovski, Bonnie Loucks, Norma Krebs, Dottie Ault, Mary lla,-th Sheridan, Patti Bray, Eileen Eisf-nstcin, Joan Dye, Sue Volk, Cynthia Clark, Peggy Carlsen, Marsha Mark, Mary Cast-. Ronny Wit-dmann, Adria-nnv Davis, Sally Buss, Charles Fioretti. CO TE PUR RY F F AIRS , FIELD Bill Freewald, John Clisson, Tom Callans, Walt Kirstein, Paul Stiener, Mark Lenhart, 1? Bill Hughes, Howard Leipham, Dan Dougherty, Jim Riechers, Dan Newell, Doug Bowker, Ed Greytock. TREAM QS Bob Weisenberger, Jim Buchannan, Dick Hart, Terry Hoffman, John Furdak, Roger Williamson, Steve Plenski, Al Erdosy, Ray Holly, Harry Agzigian, Bob Callahan. ,lf K4 X, CA TEE , flgj COMMITTEE ef ' EE J i igJ' Q t s N '1 f gi J 4 ' George Stuart, Jack Kovats, Judy Frc-na, Rusty llrown, Carolyn Rosscr, Jim Conklin, liarry Pmvltit. Gerry Jacobs, Eileen Sharhaugli, Sue Zaner, Sum' Slmwriic-yv1', Judy Secor, Carol lioclltol, Jackie Jaques, lrenc Lusunsky, Karl-n llanoy. Dave Ruperl, Bill llorsllack, Tony Kelly, Josh Kalkstcin, Diane Ross, Marge Maul Q ' 'Q ru. ky, llolm l',ll1,. 1 il. 3 In Ir- F S941-N XG 95:31 ' 5,35 QP E jg-Ll 45 DEBATE :six . W Jackie Rubino, Donna Scherr, Rima Laibow, Mary Hunt, Sherry Thomas, Lee Robbins, Pat ,. Roberts, George Stewart, Claire Wragg, Pete Frank, Jerry Kurtnitis, Fred Wilson, John Samuels, Joe Marrozzo, Emily Barry. .mx Xi, wx K Z' A-,T I T MBLI G 3 3 Nl 7 M. McMannus, J. Keu, J. Biller, D. Seiwin, R. Sanders, R. Eleuteri, B. Bradle B. Caton, T. Tremmel, B. Palm, R. James, J. Moser, C. Dillman, R. Molden, J. Schreckengost, C. Ramsey, D. Johnson, D. Bakun, 5. Weintraub, J. Wood D. Milne. SUPPLY - Q, O O 3 W -Q A ., Atv 3 ,J . f Q 6 Robert De Berardinis, Carl Bobb These boys have a great responsi- bility on their shoulders. They deliver all the supplies which both students and teachers find necessary to perform their classroom procedures. HO PIT LITY Margie Hann, Linda Rupert, Joan Peterson, Ida Zanini, Mary Ann Gesker, Jenny Collins, Jean Mancia, Helen Hamilton, Becky Watson, Carol Neugard, Carol Tichy, Nancy Springer, Judy Spangnotitte, Carol Puleo, Judy Aurand, Mildred Temple, Joyce Larson, Sarah Coleman, Judy Holley, Sharon Lynch, Mary Elonis, his Antolchick, Arlene Hinkle, Connie Chisholm. PEP CL B J. LaBreque, A. Scar, D. Hawley, A. Ziaylek, C. Bechtold, W. Lynch, L. Halderman, C. J. Piazza, P. Wiley, C. Ward, F. Cuyette, M. Kinsle-y', D. Asia, S. McWilliams, J. Eby, S. M. Lou Klein, K. Haney, S. Holt, W. Tennesen, D. Cortra, Bonnie Gates, A. Hardisty, Inerney, S. White, A. Newsom, B. Orndoff, C. Crane, M. Conners, K. McClemans, M. B. Hart, P. Gibson, P. Haddon, S. Workley, J. Carletts, C. Gibson. CIE CE Forrest McCan S. Mc OBrien Charles Kenny, Mike Levine, Jerry Friedman, James Stone, George Paris, Mark Sobsey. BUSINESS Judy Spnlin, Elaine Meyers, llvily Arldy, Ang:-line Curcio, June Abrullams. 'SECOND ROW: Mario lNl4-zzurus, llurlrura Pm-l, Virginia Me-bs. THIRD ROW: Veronica H010- waty, Shirli-y lin-ck, Sandy Szylmwivz, Sanclc llraum, Ruth Beachler, Kfithleen Eifert, ,luun Kulwski, llnllii- M1-zul. lv egg 53' MODEL AND HOBBY 4 539 Run Tmnilson, Tim Stratton, Pat O'Donnell, Jeff Soles, Bill Murphy, Charles Clark, William O'llricn, Don Ruvsll, Daw Drake, Dick Jourdun, llolr Assay. CHOIR Gift, Snyder, Deuel, Worth, Gilbert, Englslom, Fuler, Singleton, Steeble, Neeld, Young, Mao- Sherry, Kent, Squitiere, Mills, Broder, Brunner, Owens, Hall, Clautice, Millar, De Witt, Neeld, Coldenbaum, Hartmann, Kniseley, Scott, Venanzi, Walker, Fisher, Palmer, Mrs. Caroline Keller, Watson, Wright, Thomas, Reese, Tama, Pallatt, Boehm, Miller, Chason, Jacob, Jackson, Garcia, Coyner, Scott, Cregart, Resch, Condon, Rollrbaugh, Deiter, Wilson, Wright, Carwig, Totaro, Edwards, Barnes, Craven, Patrick, Titus, Brown, Speakman, Schafer, Ya.ntz, Richvalsky, Raddom- sky, Taylor. CHESS Ed Dresner, Mary Megin, Kathy Forrest, Donna Gennari, Terry Bishop, Bay Fangboner, Sandy Ray, Barbara Lake, Joe Haviland, Jack Heany, Bob Pinto, John Haldeman, Dale Cease, Ronald Scholer, Bart Sivins, Tom Yawn, Ara Marderasian, Jim Camberton, Joe Shannon, Mike Certy. YE RBOOK BARBARA SCIIWARZ JOANNE MONTAGUE ELIEEN SHARBAUGH Cn-lirlilor Co-Editor Assistant Editor ROW 1: Carol Roberts, Barbara Kreger, Lois Rehberg, Judy Good, Joanne Montague, Barbara Schwarz, Elicen Sharbaugh, Gloria Kish, Gerry Jacob. ROW 2: Carol Pederson, Nancy Ruffing, Anne Owens, Marilyn Watkins, Janis Jancus, Mary Pinto, Sharon Susser, Janet Jones, Susie Turner, Joan Jackson, Linda Silver. ROW 3: Noreen Hamond, Sandy Skelton, Barry Pettit, Judy Malic, Mary Ruesch, Maggie Raney, Sue Spicer, Tom McCuster, Sharon Blackwell, Betsy Schwarz. This year the Yearbook Club, under the direction Mr. Walter Cobb, worked under a completely nc schedule. Instead of the past yearbooks plus supp ments, we initiated a new idea, a complete yearboc that comes out in August. Assisted by such teachers as Mrs. Joyce Bourg, wl helped us with our writing, and other helpful membe of the faculty, we successfully completed what we thir is It bigger and better yearbook. To all those who had any part in putting togeth this book or anything at all to do with subscriptiol or photography, we would like to thank you. The Editors I: nuw: nam rresron, James uazleu, Jonn uronemeyer, urv rxerson, Paul Zuback, Randy Elbel, Paul Platt, Bill Sell, Bob Maloit, Joe li AN Brown, .loc Jackson, Martha Thatcher. MAJORETTES: Cindy Yocum, Billie Hacker, Janice Parker, Gloria Kish, captain. NX . L P - wi f 65? Fl' F X 5 W 5 A .5 2 M vllfrilw wwf r w UKKSSQY' . rfff fmlllf 59 V- ' Q- K .1 Y WSJ-lil? ,g QM . 7' MBU w M , J 'Z l vl' ' TOM BILL KEMPF SUN NAILITUS COLOZZ A KRAMER FRANK BILL MIKE ROGER CHUCK KLEIN SANDERS DILLMAN f V N , 'W ' x , ,- . J, . I BILL GEORGE DON AL MORGAN TAMA DOW MATUZA DON BILL J IM SPEAKMAN CATON MILES ,gi 1 I had him first Pay Dirt ahead You know, we have the nicest cheerleaders in the league! With the capable guidance of head coach, Mr. Al Matuzag line boss, Mr. Charles Kaneg backfield director, lVlr. Dave Wachter, the HFalcons,' won six league games and lost only two. The season began with a 19-18 victory over North Penn. From here the 'Talconsa' went on to down Tennet 40-14-, Wilson 35-6, Council Rock 26-6, Bensalem and Bristol l8-0. Turkey Day brought one of the biggest thrills of the season. By defeating Delhass at the Annual Thanksgiving Day Came we were again the recipient of the lngot Trophy, given by the United States Steel Company. 'Thanks for the trophy, fellows, it belongs at Pennsburyf, mf-'15 011 hips, Place! I said, Practice 'til 5:30! i a CROSS COUNTRY X FRONT ROW: Josh Kalkstein, Otto Eleuteri, Bruce Bowman, Paul Comygys. SECOND ROW: .lack Alllioff, Mike Dale, Dave Brownback, Douglas Bowkcr, Dave Herdman, and Coach Charles Le-ish. Pete Frank, not pictured. W DAVE ICUNNINCHAMI BROWNBACK ,1 uf L7 Cross Country is becoming a more interesting sport at Pennshury. This year's squad did very well. They showed their opponents what PennslJury's fighting spirit and will to win is lil-ce. FLASH: OCCER TEAM 1959 L.B.C L BACK ROW: Victor Napolitano fassistant coachl, Dick Wilson, Tony Cigarron, Ted Szekeres, Ron Miller, Lou Shields, Dennis Milne, Buzz Breen, Ben Kennedy Kcoachl. SECOND ROW: Ed Boehm fmanagerl, Ned Landis, Robbie Young, Larry Pollock, Jim Kofchock fcaptainl, Harold Bergmann, Bill Friedwald, Warren Campbell, John Adams. FIRST ROW: Larry Miller, Dennis This year our soccer team showed what Pennsbury can do. Winning the Lower Bucks County Championship for the first time and competing in the P.l.A.A. playoffs. The nFalcons made every P.H.S. heart proud. Mr. Ben Kennedy produced such outstanding players as Captain Jim Kofchock, who ref 4 mr' t E5 Cum-amass set a new record for goals John Schre- chenhaust Mike Tarrlty Rusty Miller, Ted Szekers, Larry Pollock and John Adams. It is not hard to see how they captured first place, with a record of lil wins, 1 loss and 1 tie. For bring- ing the soccer championship to P.H.S. we, the students say, Thank youf' Siewin, Bob Chason, John Schreckengost, Rusty Miller, Mike Tarity, Earle Meyers, Tlbl Bernhardt. V 1 , ' 'V 'I L. 1,4 ff , ' ' , CAPT REI CHAMPIONSHIP gn JUNIOR VARSITY fi-w:, 'I-xy' 1 r I Iv -4 -1-S ,Q- Ii0'I l'0M ROW, Ivft to righl: II. Garcia, Ii. l'mftit, J. D1-Minico, F. Gust, T. Cigarrun, C. Bray, N. IV2lIl0VIIi'Il, J. 511111111-le. 'l'0l' ROW: E. Paigv, II. IIIUIIILIT, II. Murphy, Mr. Nupulilann IUOZICIII, II T1 II4 r .vka-II, J. junk, I.. Mi ROW 1: M. Clem. C. Ward, L. Reading, K. Kelly, J. Cassidy. ROW 2: F. Rohr,.M. Marcotte, M. Watkins, J. Malick, B. McTaggart, A. Hardisty, K. Van Orden. ROW 3: J. Bushnell, N. Hutchins, D. Coyner, C. Guertin, S. Skeleion, C. Moyes, Mrs. Clinton. HOCKE V A R S I 2 H O C K E Y FEM JR. V A R S IH To YC K E Y ROW 1: M. Holcomlm, R. VanOrden, N. Brumlcl, S. Fish:-r, J. Williams, L. Beakcr. ROW 2: M Case, S. Ecklund, I.. Walkvr, J. Erldinglon, P. Rhodes, Miss Perry. R. Shields, K. Day, D. Fritz 1. f:UQ'I'lll', A. 'l'h0mpwn. 'Q ri 'IZ ' The Beats nm: 'nu , Aden in American Nice 'N Tender Dance Cheerleaders Rock 'N Roll , The Seniors Accordion 52 Y! , S010 Qugf0neS Swiss Yodel I XI'1QIIiSUN K PORTX I REVIE R' .IINI KHIVQ IIIUIIK N INIKY ,sf-ye' MIKE Kl,IliN ROI..-XNIJ JAMES DANNY IMKUN NI,-YI n z V ,iw eff--,- Q -A,,-194 f K l 5, A -ix! ,- , f K . f-iff? -rw xg, . f, ggi-gf?slviefzswsfgtsxz fg5V?T'.T 214'-1 -, g1vus,fQ.fv 4.g5x,3g,sf.gi Nygiimx, ,nz fi?7?iE55Q?Llf'wiz, - - 132157mE'fi'W3ii.1i2-If 'W ' N- K M 1 fi -V . , X YH lffxim-Qxgfslflazlf amz -X - , . ,... ,.., xl- L'-- -- xp- -., Q.. JF M' . .IWW 3' , X yyxwvxv-5.n 0 Q gf? vin- MX .. v ' x XM' ' x Mx wing Nun- N-UAMX WIIIIHII uhm WM 'F X XXV Eli liiltlll, lx X lass of 1960 of gjmnsguty uclzool comlially invites you fo attena' Chateau gp '01 guiday, ganuany 29, 1960 gbennslwwzy High Scrlzool eifusic By girly Canis Dfzcllestna S-featuring: .Emma Qinglez Qancing 9 p. m. to 12 o'cloclC MISS 071 53.00 Pt! couple EE! On January 29, 1960, the Senior Class of 1960 held, their an- nual ball, C h ate a u d'0r. Entering in t 0 the Castle of Cold, the guests danced to the music of Ray Carr and his orchestra u n t i l midnight. At mid- night, our capable par- ents took over a n d provided a delicious huffet dinner, dancing in the gym, a Variety v i ! f 5 In I L w iw I wli7 1i1' r 'lb Xt LJ I , 't -a',g. X fl at Lttj S h o w fvaluring Ron Ste-rling, Joe Talbott, and a in 0 v i C. The 'll-rifle-r 'l'rap. During those and v a rio u s other activities WBCB R a rl i o liroamlcasted from our gymnasium and inlc-rvicwvd some nf the all-night guests. Thx- affair 1-iniwi with a lm-akfast held at 5:30 ILM., and the weary. but h app y gum-sts wt-nt home for a day of rest. 1 gin Cfass of 1960 of Qennsbumy jfigfi School ccmlially invites you to atteml Chateau 9,01 gaialay, ganumy 29, 1960 gnennsfzuay jfiglz Scfloof Uqctivities sponsoucl by the EI. 12 to 5:30 dflock Jdmisxion 55.00 pe! couple .Qlack gig PARENTEEN FROLIC Miss Pennsbury 1960, JUDE MAZUCH On a snowy, cold evening in February, the Parenteen Frolic of 1960 took place in the Charles H. Boehm Building. As is tradition, it was held on Valentine's Day weekend, and was the climax to long hours of work by parents, teachers and students led by Mrs. H. Russel Brown, general chairman. Dancing to the music of Fred Bevan and the Collegians, all the guests enjoyed their Hawaiian Holiday. As the night went by tension began to mount as the time for the entrance of the queen drew near. Finally, the lights were dimmed, Mr. Kennedyls voice was heard making announcements and the music became muted. One by one, representatives from every grade from 7th-12th were escorted to the dias by their proud fathers. Queen Jude Mazuch was the last to make her entrance. Walking slowly across the gym, on the arm of her father, Mr. Mazuch, she looked like a snowflake in her long white, strapless gown swaying gracefully from side to side. She was then crowned by our former Miss Pennsbury, Carolyn Rosser. After receiving her trophies, she led her royal court in a father-daughter waltz to conclude the ceremonies and a night to remember. The representatives from the other classes were: Beth Haines-7th, Billy Jean Dowling-8th CWm. Pennjg Judy Rohrman-8th fChas. Boehmjg Andrea Gallagher-9th, Kathy Day-10th, and Connie Bonner-12th. The two ladies-in-waiting were Sue Volk and Gay Carmen. ,ffl ,Q Tux J 4.1-1 fr 1 3 CilIllilllll'tl hy jun Cook. tht- l'c-uushury vlivf-r'lvaclc't's umtlv zmotlivr outstaiucliug uppc-arz1r1rc- this yn-ar. We vvrtaiuly worn' wry proucl wlwn tht-y wvra- iota-ml thc' lu-st ovvr-all i'lli'Q'l'- lr-ruling group in tht- urvu. tluriug romp:-titiou ut 'llemplv lfuivr-rsity. :Xltliough tht- joh of t'll01'l'lt'IlIllllfI souutls Ql2llIl0l'0llS to all of us. it iuvolvc-s quite- a hit of work. Tln-y follow the teams uo ruattvr how fur: thi-5 km-p svhool spirit high. :mtl Illlllit' our pt-p rullivs the- gre-ut Slll'l't'SS that tht-y arv. 'llhv sc-uiot' tile-rillvc-1's ol tht- sqttuml ucfre-: Captain ,lan Cook. Carol ,lc-stvr. ,lun Ve-ruou. junio Crouse uml ,louvv Bolton. The junior iiimiilwrs irlvltlclt-cl: Couuif- lftlc-us. liatlly Ke-lly. Pat Klciu. l,imla hlarsliull and l,iu4la Nlillcr. ,Iucly Strang and Christy Nloyos clicl tht- suhstitutiug for this truly talented group, PAT GIBSON BOB JIM .,., 1, ,W U ARNOLD MILES ,5 ,.j':.-..,.3,s,, .3 ,,-3.5: ,x 3.3-'jg f. - -:f.'f:Yf35 -' 221' A -. X W J' .- .WI 'z--.5-,' Z 'F 'N fX ,f . 9 X f x ll A .3L1.,4. rl I . 5- 5 CHUCK LARRY DILLMAN BLUM MATUZA QFAQU BASKETBALL 1959-60 :E fl.!'., The Pennshury Falcons compiled a record of 17 wins and 8 losses. A fighting Falcon five plus a renewed -Jabasketlwall spirit were instrumental in making the season a success. The highlight of the year was a big win over league champion, Bristol. The team started slowly but finished with 11 wins in the last 12 games to land third in the Lower Bucks League. The senior-paced squad of Al Matuza, Larry Blum, Pat Gibson and Captain Chuck Dillman gave the spirited student cheering group plenty of thrills. Capable spot performances by Brad Garman, Bob Arnold, Guy Stewart, and Mike Rohrbaugh gave the depth needed in many games. lt was only fitting that Gibson, Blum, and Matuza received well deserved mention on all county teams. Pennsbury's first appointed Captain Chuck Dillman proved to be the type of leader so necessary for successful teams. The squad was coached by Mr. Joseph M. Gavin with the assistance of Mr. Victor Napolitano. The coaches will surely miss the scoring of Gibsong rebounding of Matuza, all around play of Blum and the dynamic leadership of Dillman when next season rolls around. I I . 4 Q Q , il , 1242! I'-V' ROW 1: M. Marocotte, C. Moyes, L. Reading, E. Wolfe, M. Madrosky. ROW 2: K. Van Orden, A. Hardisty, J. Johnson, C. Jvstclr, C. Hahn. ROW 3: Mrs. Napolitano, M. Ryniker, S. Braun, S. Quick, D. Cuym-1'. M. Clem, B. Kallv, C. Pederson. GIRL v AB RA 55 IK TE YT B A L L BASKETBALL v JUNIOR V A H la A 5 5 ,', li ', li Y fl. ls A 1, I RO, .. ., . ,. W 1: L. l'.4lt'Il4, K.. frlll'I'llIl, l'. lxlvm. ,l. l.1'lldl'I'. ROW 2: 5. liluckwvll. lf. IIQIIUIIIRS. S. Huff man, H. Vnn0r1lf'n, S. McKee, ll. Admns. ROW' 3: P. Jurmlun. K. lluy, li. Hammer, E. lysand I K hr I Nluumh 'Wi I' ru U ,,,A2'. '.1 NS 1' Advice from the coach. John DeMinico, Micky Rusin, Al Schweizer, Ron Eleuteri, Bob Sanders, Bill Sunalitus, Bill Caton, Mike Klien, Roger Sanders, Dan Backun, Jim Kochack, Coach Mr. Lantz. WRE TLI G Under the able leadership of Mr. Marvin Lantz, our wrestling team had a very successful season. They were led to the co-championship with Neshaminy by such outstanding wrestlers as Johnny DeMinco, Al Schweizer, Ron Eleuteri, Bob Sanders, Captain Roger Sanders and Bill Sunalitus. Our grapplers won eight ever, was vindicated when in succession before losing to Neshaminy. Our loss, how- we won the Lower Bucks County Championship for the sixth time in seven years. went on to capture the District,One Championship and Sheridan Team Trophy, donated by Lehigh University. crown by a decisiong Roger Sanders won with a pin, as Six Pennsbury wrestlers brought home the William Al Schweizer won the first did Bill Sunalitus. This gave us a total of nineteen points. This was the first District crown won by a Lower Burfks team. After the Regionals Al Schweizer and Bill Sunalitus went on to do a wonderful job at Penn State. We at Pennsbury are truly indebted to the Wrestling Team. Good luck from the captain. A kiss for a champ. my 'l'urn him mm I. Al- Our trophy Grin him clown, Bill Nico match, Rug. Thafs good fur Ll pin 2l 17f7 -.II TFCQZ- .L , - Smilv. Johnny! BOWLING CHAMPS Dave Reese, Terry Hoffman, Captain Bill Aurand, Tom Callans, Tom Sheedy, Terry Karr, Rusty Miller, Mr. Bachman, Bob Ellis, Bill Hart. 1 v :- ri ' .C iff, Q' 7 I f ,X 1' ! l ,v tp X fi ffl X f j ,qs J ll' Under the direction of Coach Cy Bachman, the P.H.S. Bowling Team brought home another trophy to our new trophy case. After only two years in L.B.C.L. competition, our bowlers showed what a hard working group can do. The team, captained by Bill Aurand, bowled each of the following schools twice without losing: a match! Neshaminy, William Tennant, Delhaas. Woodrow Wilson, and Morrisville. Congratulations to our Championship Bowling Team: Bill Hart, Bill Aurand, Tom Callans, Bob Ellis, Terry Hoffman, Terry Karr, Rusty Miller, Dave Reese, and Tom Sheedy. I k ' 4 5 u , 0 r . 4 I . I ' 6 'r nf F fx c K f K E U If If K I I 1 'I I la In I ar I L 4' fn' Qu sg E f g ef ' In if A lr r , f I 1 1 f I G f I I ul fixlaf-ig if-A I I F 4 , Y . . .5 Y 'gg if if '- EMI ff U ', -'IAF bi Y 6 K, i .N .nf if ' . A 'gf K.: 'ff xi! x 'a 1 tri' LH' Ii 'Le T -fi? ,6 is xg A Ti a .f ,E 'Sh cz? . I ,i E'ii 55 , n 4, . B 1 ' 3:4 ' ., bay. ly. N x s l 5 WR . ! ' 3 Qt . A V xy R 3 ? 5 SM mgigfg an I, s 1 I X Z Q 4 M- 4 ,ff hw A If A, Ah M 0 ii L I H X f . 1 ' , W X -I 4 X 27 2 .6 5 'F , if-X 2 f, 6.,4,? 1,, 2 42 Q 'fy 1 x ' 9 -AFX if 1 GYM TEAM FIRST ROW, left to right: Jerry Biller, Ray Holley, John Moser, Bob Bradel, Roland James. SECOND ROW left to right: Joe Leonard, Ned Reynelds, Dave Noel, Dick Noble, Mike McMannus. THIRD ROW, left to right Coach-Russel Nieger, Pete Kerr, Dave Ohler, Bartel's Manager-Ed Dresner. JERRY BILLER This year the P.H.S. Gym Team came into the ring of our varsity sports for winter with a record of 6-4 which gave them third place in the L.B.C.L. Competing in the League, we had 2 champions. Roland James on the Side Horse and Mike McManus on the Parallel Bars. Also, Jerry Biller took second place for All-Around Competition. Other outstanding members of this newly established team were: John Moser, Bob Bra- del and Joe Leonhard on the Flying Ringsg and Dave Noel Von the Side Horse. The team was coached by Mr. Niger. JOHN MOSER .lolinny and Spud talking to Susan and Lucylwlle. -,X..J liver Sinn- Eve, a Comedy in three at-ts was presented on March 11 and 12 as a joint effort of the junior and senior classes. The heartarhes of girls trying to run a newspaper lxrings about some humor- ous situations. W fix Miss Willard giving some motherly advice The footlmll players learning cues from the prompts-r and lletsy. SPORTS NITE 1960 QUEEN CAROLYN GRANGE AL MATUZA JUDY STRANG Linda Marshall, Jan Cook, .lan Vernon, Pat Klein, Connie Edens. D BLACK LINDA READING CLAIR RAMSEY Joani Bolton, Kathy Kelly, Linda Miller, Carol Jester, Alvira Crouse. ANTASY I TOYLAN M' Miss Sports Nite 1960 Donna Hilliard on the horse .4 T'- Mixed Emotions Susie Strawmeyer The success of a school depends to a great extent on the quantity of school spil At no time during the year is this precious commodity more abundant that wh the Orange and the Black square away for their annual battle royal. This ye Fantasy in Toylandf' with all its color and excitement, came to Pennsbury to ht celebrate the 12th annual Sports Night. For the first night the spotlight fell on 1 girls of Pennsbury, fighting to give their respective teams a substantial lead for I second and final night of competition. As the final buzzer sounded, the scoreboa read: Orange Team 113 Black Team 10. The stage was set. For the second night in a row, a tremendous crowd packed the gymnasium. N it was the boys' turn to show their mettle. With the final totaling of points, I Black team proved victorious with a score of 25-20. The trophies were presented Mr. Currier to our queen, Carolyn Rosser, to the Black team captains, Linda Readi and Clair Ramsey, and the Orange team captains, Judy Strang and Al Matuza. W the singing of the Alma Mater and the retirement of the two teams, the final curtz fell on Pennsbury High School's 12th annual Sports Night. The Orange and Bla were again one. Bunny Major:-ttes arc: Gloria Kish, Cindy Yocum, liillic Hacker, Janice Parker. 1 J eww W VM www gg A- ,zwgmmx . L,,, ,g L K H ki Q, X 3 V Y A A . 1 , fs A . ,Q I 2 ' Q fg , K ig A s K i. z Q Q g I L I - , . :V ,V , ,,: S' V: M . k , , K . im X V. In A 1 ' 1 . ,i QW ,M M X Wkkr by K M , , 7 4 Q, 1 ,.yi,. A gL?iTi . f . Q. 'Q-1f'x, S'jy s1 r5:.w .:VL V ' 'Q my K me , .. 11, f, M ? - Q, , 'W K e 9 ,, 4. xr wmv u it I iv 5329? Q b X , fs W A m,,,. X 'II YYXV11 M, 5 . .,- V . v' 5.1 I, ' . IL ,ii 1 .ij K7 K , , -R ', ?-..?'f'b. 'r 5Ni'i,ff .. 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Jack Thomas, Bill Krammer, Mike Klien, Jim Titus, Pat Gibson, John Ceisel, Larry Pollack, Nels Christenson, George Tama, Don Dow, Don Speaksman, Bob Pinto, Robert Wilson, Mr. Bachnian, Dave Drake, John Schreckengost, Bob Arnold, Vaughn Ward, Larry Blum, Bernard Siskin. 5 if , - l E E n 4,-4, ati: W A . V,-T ' : . fa. '- --.Q-..,...,- A.--.JW f-A -.rv-3,5 I-Q N, P T17 , ,.1.,.f .4 ,da 1 . Q. L 'F ----I., K- ' , 1 dh. ' , 4 , 7..,- 11. ,. -. TUV' I lew is -.N fl H5 w, 'v'f.,z-'4. l.. -- - 2.5. A r, ef 1 .' 'ph 9 ' Q ,'T'3.l-m 5 521515 fig 5 - ffm! vi 44 2 12'a',-'wi-G. 1 . ff , HTL f .'QY'r g ne9 r1 Uv M V 9.13.4-,ar2'w,,A , pf - 51.4-V4 ., Zi . dv L , Q ' F r K n V 9' 3 .. A 51: J . ' Q. , M . A ' x ww -W, .'-ml 1 v T4 , my-Q.. , -:-' ,V if 1 F ..-.1 . Y -v Mm- .' pw. ., kg. L is I . .. ,.,,. My , ,V . - V V 'vif'f2f'- px-,fs:,Qy1.,Q--gf,' xi. . . , :yu H. ' 4 ,,.,...L .M..4.,,-. - ....W...,, - H- GIRLS, SOFTBALL ROW L: C. Hahn, J. Leader, M. McCloskey, S. Braun, A. Thompson, J. Vernon, G. Christensen. ROW 2: M. Pursell, J. Mazueh, C. Fritz, M. Mark, M. Case, S. Lynn, J. Cassidy, M. Lester. ROW 3: Mrs. Hoffman, A. Hardisly, L. Plequctte, C. Brown, D. Adams, B. Bray, K. Day, C. Ward, L. Reading, L. Blake-r. if . 5 ? 3 3 N' X R 1 W-5, Q 5 tw 1 tr E mt t,,,,,.,, it wg i VM' KX ft V ,,.. 'xx' W7 M. In ,p x K , ,ty ' tg. R, f f I i 1 sg E 1 K 1 1 W H 1 K. ,wa ,, ,, 'WM I 4 I mania Yi H 8- V. in J It K ip L 1' ,, K K 'W -Q5 fiiissws QW sf ii Vf K f- Kiwi 4 'G I- ' ' KK K is ' -N ffwwPigQ. ' .15 -A ' Y ' 'AA' -K ' 11- 'W B , . W QL '. - , Ji K sa 1, T ' if . T , ' H - , - 4 if , 1 'A LLm, 1 ms - 12 4, an 1 1, 1 A K Qu--ur : -Q., ' 75' N' K K it ,1 Q1 - 3 K 1 - 1 ,1 f K Q ,m :L Q m , V 1 ,1 K K 1 - Q 3 Kg? . K ,,. K i f ' I I K K '- ww f K 1 K K 1 '9 '.,'f - f ' 1 ,' 1 A - V-1Q' K 1 .1 . 1 .1 1 ww 1 ' ..+. , 5. 3 A , ,,,, ' Wm tw. H , ' 1 ,U K it ' Frvd llusz, Bariy Petite, Joel lDOCSlllIl, Bob Manus, Leslie ,l11111cs, ,Ii111 Kofclwk, George Kotcl1111a1K, llill Junk, Mike ixllflxlillllli, Doug lluwker, Bill Wlillvr. Earl Myers, Dave Rupert, Cary Wvilkins, Clair Hzuusey, Otto Elciirtari. llarry Wood, Chuck lJill111a11, Cl1u1'k Kunncy, Mike Kcrlazlnics, Bula ll1'uw11, Al ixlilllllil, Rusty lll'4iWIl, l.11l'l'y' Sairiatu, Dick lJLlIlIlL'l'lll, lltxw l31'ownlJz1clx. J Gaiy Wilkins. Rusty l31Kuw11. 2? E 1 Gary Wilkins, Clill1'IlL1lllH'j'. :Xl Mutuzu, Rusty l31'11w11, TENN S Dean Wagner, Randy Foster, Tim Foster, Jay Junk, Dick Hart, Mr. Nelson, Don Segal. Dirk Ilunl, lx-e Rollins, Ru:-ty Miller, Nm-d Landis. Q,f ,Av ., With one sum-1-essful season behind them. the members of the golf team have made.a name for Pennshury H i gh School. So far, they have won eight games and stand in first place in league competi- tion. Keep up the good work, fellows! GOLF 3 Peimshurys tennis team off to a good start this yea They have defeated six cliff cult teams and have tlisplaye g o o cl sportsmanship a n school spirit. Good luck wit the rest of the season. Hangs 4 . gee-J .ta 1' mit .,1'!,,,. of V Mr. Hoffman, John Di Minico, Dennis Milne, Jack Althoff, Dick Gales, Tony Cigarl Terry Bishop, Jack Meyers. 1 1 l-YHNHW-l . I N I l If 1 1 K ,Sm X XX 'IL :fi A i if 55 K K 1 I 'I'-if? :fini ,X3 X .Aran ad .. - lr' 'fw' 'ir - gl K was 5- i,. - - ,A ,fa Af Hawaiian Holiday, the annual lunio: Prom, was held on May 23, 1959, in th' gymnasium of the Pennsbury High School Bill Lanning and His Pieces O' Eight pro vided the music for this affair which wa: a huge success. The beautiful decoration: were highlighted by a variety of pastel CLPHI 1 im- lg- . 5 I ql'cp. . -ulurc-cl fish un the walls, and in the cen- ,er nf ilu- flour sluml an miniature Hawaiian ,fillagc-. During inlermissiun refreshments rvvru servvfl uml llie- vrnwning of the Sen- or Qui-4-ii. CQ-ri Gunus, look place. Her luniur Allcmlunls were Carol Jester and 'iurulyn Rnssvr. xi. 144 ii 4 . ,,l' i if l fr gf, J All., 5 5, , TAIRWAY T0 THE TAR At 8:00 p.m. on the evening of May ll, 1960, guests of the Junior Class began arriving for the annual Junior Prom. Hstairway to the Stars. As the music of Warren Nutt streamed to every corner of the Charles Boehm gym, seniors and juniors enjoyed their evening in heaven surrounded by the stars. Later in the evening a buffet of pastries and finger sandwiches. along with punch. was served. At midnight the prom came to Z1 close- and everyone went on to various places to finish their evening. Kar, iv TIO AL HO OR OCIETY President Otto Eleuteri, Secretary Lynne Holgate, Vice President Jay Pallatt, Bobbiann Y Pat Lane, Penny Hadden, Barbara Scott, Peg Scott, Robin Gift, Judy Str Eileen Sharbaugh, Evelyn Wolf, Chuck Kenny, Don Speakm .lay Junk, George Tama, Ioan Gilbert, Rusty B Cregart, Barbara McTaggert, Nan gfnhony, Ray Sch a oung, ang, Georgia Glass, an, Nels Christiansen, Dick rown, Carolyn Rosser, Nat'l ' cy Stteeble, Rusty Miller, M enk, Georgiann Post, .lan C me Kent, and Lois Rehber . P Hart, re Huctlnson, Janet arge Madrosky, Randy Jacob, Marge ook, .lan Vernon, Barbara Schwarz, Gail MacSherry, S ennsbury High School is a member of the National Honor Society. This or- ganization stands for scholarship, character, leadership and service. The members are chosen from students who have acquired an 85 or above average and have participated in various extracurricular activities. New members are initiated at a special candlelight ceremony each spring. ' - fm, . ff R 'NTNQNE i 3 M ' R Wx SE IORS In this our spring season . . . were grateful f il IDOIHILICI of nwmories----mlcrgetic' vlass offical thc' 'l'urkf'y-Day vivtory. county vhzunpion lroolel our Clllllvcll Kris Kringlc, festive fun at the Seni Ball, liver Sinn: Evef' the vhvvrs amd tears Sports Night. the fruil of our labors. grraduatiol IJZIFGIIIS and teachers who swirled, advised, b must of ull, lwlpvd . . . Ihr-sc our forget-me-no! wcll-l'crx1c1r1l1c1'cd and softly-scwlted by fl'i8I'ldSlli kindm-ss, and happy limes. My S SEN10 CLASS OFFICERS R 5 Q x Presidenl-Bill Hart Secretary-Lynne Holgate Treasurer+0tto Eleuterl ' B v T. WWW 'K' E' . ' . R ',rii1x:,lA,J15'1' we M ' F' 1- x l dwg' Q 1g'xmE.,,fe55fg5f3 Ep , 4 i ul LA' ,.x.giI3 H.s'41gQ5f:??' Q ff, fi if 3? 4 x if 1 A L3 Q WIS,-Ji LF? 5 f --.pw -w JOEL ALLISON Student Council Chorus Choir RICHARD ALSTON Art Club Chess Club Art Service P XP .. MARGARI-IT ANTHONY 'l I Modern Dance Apparatus Chorus liOl3ER'I' ARATA Engineering Drawing Cl10f's Club Band JAMES ARMES Math Club Intramurals Cross Country Engineering Drawing S' ROBERT ARNOLD Sports Night Basketball Apparatus Baseball CATHLEEN ARNT Hockvy Chorus Bowl-ing Newspaper Half! ROBERT ASA' Model and Hobl Sports Night Intramurals Chorus uf 5 I DIANE ASTA Modern Dance Intramurals Apparatus Bowling SALLY AUER Hockey Softball Tri-Hi-Y Sports Night 'Gfi',Hli? LLIAM AURAN D 'ield and Stream Chef's Club Archery Bowling D2 BARBARA BAILEY Sports Night Archery ELLEN BARBER Prom Committee Mode-rn Dance- Chorus DANIEL BAKUN Cross Country Apparatus Wrestlirlg Drama SHIRLEY BAIR Intramurals PAT BALDOVSKI Drama Choir Audio Technician Typing Photography Sports Night DPbHiC SUSAN BARTO Drama Newspaper School Store Sports Night LARRY BLUM Cross Country Baskctball Baseball WAYNE BLYSHAK Soccer Intramurals Sports Night DOUGLAS BOWKER Cross Country Baseball Socver Chorus CHARLES BOWMAN Wrestling Chef's Club Spectator Sports PATTI BRAY Jr. Class Secretary Studi-nt Council Sports Niglll Drumu CAROL BROWN Modern Dance I Majorettes Tennis l KAREN BROADWATER Homtrroont Secretary Modern Dance Sports Night HELEN BRODER Choir Sports Night Assembly Committee ,,. FRED BROWN Science II Rod and Gun A Industrial Arts ' Model and Hobby N ,. 9 A A f. . 6 ,it ROBERT BROW. RUSTY BROWN Student Council Presit Honor Society Choir 'llravk DAVE UROWNBACI' Track Football Cross Country Spanish Club to .fp ,f -3,,.:- wg? 32. ,, ,pf 1 3, A fl 31 W' fgfir.-' .-gyg gi i t -A rg 1 ' . rrer 1 f A Q ' A 1 it A-it 1 .. xii-if A A .- -1? t r t ' ,K '23 AL BUNTING Sports Night Intramurals Chorus WILLIAM BURNS Y Auto Club Apparatus lNDA BRUNNER IHIFHIUIITHIS District Chorus BllSiI10SS Club County Chorus JOYCE BUSHNELL Art Club Archery Hockey Variety Show . Choir IO6 DAVE BUX Football Apparatus Sports Night lv ' 4 A' V' ,Aw 4 THOMAS CALLANS Sports Night Bowling Track 'S' F Sl 1 Z X .1 I, gp, Q . C 15,2 :::, f ',1, :' :kfs-QQH n C E xt I WARREN CAMPBELL Debate Soccer Chess .IO ANN CANN Chorus Sports Night EWW l4'19?i A I'.L, . ROlllCR'l' CARNES li all ., ,ffl lrg if ,zifllr ,fltl B011 CARTER Er1g1ir1r'e'ril1gg llrnwing lnlrzuuuruls WILLIA M CATON Wrestling Ffmtlrall Chorus DALE CEASE Cllvsi Debate Math Club xwwf MARCIE CHADWICK Sports Night Tri-Hi-Y DAN CHAFFEE JOAN IIASSIIJY llfwkl-y Soft lrull Intramurals Sporlw Night .fl . rf. ' iw LARRY CHAPM. I0 ' I. . Reb 41 Eff x lab --,, Q. 'Hi A A, . .,a. ,.1,1 P X, . .. ' , 5 5:15 fji, 3 11 Qf f T fi -2 .aff:ls,'v.if,:wwsW 7 S ll ji 1 11- T - FRANK COLOZZA Executive Council Sports Night Apparatus Football SUE CONDON Dxstrlct Chorus Sports Nlght Cho1r N I JOSE CURDERO 'f NANCY CORDWELI, Band REGINA COSTIC Cllllll' Chorus Modern Dance Variety Show JOYCE COVELL DIANIA COYNER Choir Hockey Sports Night t CAROIXN CRAP Cantcvn Ctlllllllllll Mosh-rn Dance l'vp Club Chorus ln ALLAN CRAVEN Sports Night ALVIRA CROUSE Apparatus Cheerleader Sports Night Student Council 3 3 AL CUMMONS Spectator Sports Field and Stream Baseball Football llh S CHARLES DANIELS Field and Stream Intramurals Games Club Track WILLIAM DAUGHERTY Auto Club Chefs Club Engineering Drawing y I E I I 1 FRED DIETER Baseball Football Chorus Choir JOHN DESMOND VIVIAN DEUEL Choir Junior Play Modern Dance I DIANE lJiIORlO Sports Night Appurut us Sul: lit-lv MARCIA DINGES Homeroom Treasurer Tri-Hi-Y Chorus Q-v ROUER1' IJILLIPLANE Mudcl and Hobby Music: Club Band JOSETTE DiTULLl0 Sports Night Modern Dance Student Council Executive Council CHUCK DILLMAN llust-lmll lfmttlmall Apparatus Sports Night Captain Q - 1 'ill 1: Q ll , f it ' i 1 'A A--if , 5,2 .l , . A if U 5 Q2 fwfkv' 5 - V Eiizmfr as CHARLES DOAN Field and Stream .. Scif-ncc II 1 Chorus THOMAS DOLINSKY Executive Council Basketball Chcf's Club ROBERTA DOUCL1 Science II Homeroom Secretar Sports Night A X Modern Dance C Intramurals DONALD DOW Football Baseball Chorus JUDY DOYLE Newspaper Debate Chorus Drama DAVID DRAKE Baseball Apparatus Sports Night Model and Hobby HELEN DRAKE Sports Night Modern Dance Tri-Hi-Y BETSY DUGAN Chorus Tri-Hi-Y Ex-Libris JOAN DYE Bowling Typing Chorus Debate EDWARD EBERT Chess Choir Track Canteen President JEANNE EBY Sports Night Pep Club Chorus CAROL EDCELI. ' lIlll'ilIlllll'i1lS 'l'ri-lli-Y Howling: ' ' ' - 5 '-E OTTO ELEUTERI , , St-nior Class Trcasul W -Q, 3 5, ' 1 5? x .-- xx Cross fllllllltm' A Sl'il'lll't' II i Track MARCIE EIFERT Sports Night Captain Student Council Intramurals Sub Dell PAUL EDWARDS Sports Night Wrestling Chorus Y F , 24 . n U ' .. A 'in k CA'I'HLEEN EIFERT i lntrwmurals A ' . ' . . -. Sclluol Store -' 'f .1 aw t 'Umi Sports Nigzltt A 5 llusineis Clulr 3 l . I fffi-'.i' . s , Ez.. Af., C+ if f Via gp. RANDY ELBEL Orchpglra ROBERT ELLIS ljum-9 Band EXt'l'llliYt' Council Variety Show Studvnt Council Marching Rand fN5g1tl1lClul1 . ow ing RICHARD FADGEI Tt't'lllllClLll1S Club .lunior-Senior Play Properties Managel .-x ,I 1 CHARLES FIORETTI Contemporary Affairs Science II Debate RICHARD FARBER Modern Dance KATHY FORREST earbook Photo rapher Canteen Commlttee Sports Nlght WALT FOEREST Chorus Science II Intramurals Field and Stream JUDY FRENA Calm-c-11 Cummitlcc Sturim-nt Stun' Library Aid Ilraumx WILLIAM FREIWALD Cl'l1lI'llS Smvvwl' Fivld and Slflillll . 9 . ,-Jw 1- ww.-Q21 LY. NANCY FULLER Intramurals Drama Choir RICHARD GALES Engzinvering Drawing. Howling CIIITTUS Golf 1 A Q 1 J Q17 'W 2: . ig 3,dfis, L Q R A ,Q 9' YS? P9 'f 535 Q 11 FW ' Q L 5 ,V Gi 1 - . W f .mm , 4 ' arsfwfis:gJ:Qf-2: ,Qmggm:gg1f,ff,fm4g qi M rg ' .ssrffi Tia , .k--. gg, Ul.C2kJ'Q 21 :fm ff 1, J ,Kei . K fyxwi, L,5.,, Q 4 Aj -L -,.i ' If 5 Q M' f. f2: M 53 ROBIN GIFT linnur Silvia-ly Library Aiml Choir Ufillllil '- 'fs JOAN GILBERT Ilomeroom Secretary Humor Socivly Sports Night ffil0l'l1'4 STEVE CIIJIORE llanmi Choir Chorus ELZIE GIVENS Illil'illNlll'i1iS Debate GEORGIA CLASS fiilliil' M0111-rn DEIIIUC Honor Society Canu-cn Committee gn KL' 6- K: BURTON C LASSN Fnotimaii Cilll1'llS Choir JOHN GOCOLINSF Intramurals Apparatus JUDY GOOD AFI Ycarlmook Iiomeroom Socrctar JOHN GOULDINC Field and Stream Model and Hobby Chorus Chess y TONI GRABOWSKI Art DONNA GORKA APPHTHWS Majorettes Intramurals Pep Club Bowling Drama II8 JANET GRECART Honor Society Tennis Chorus F.T.A. JOHN GRONMEYER Band Choir CYNTHIA CURNE Intramurals Bowling Chorus Drama BILLIE HACKER Student Council Modern Dance Majors-ttes Chorus PENNY HADDEN Choir Pep Club Honor Society Homcroom Secretary ,W RUTH HAJE Modern Dance 'l'ri-lli-Y Al JOHN IIALDEMAN Executive Council Newspaper Chvss CAROL HAMILTON Sub Deb Sports Night Hospitality Club I DICK HART xecutive Council Student Council Sports Night Tennis PATRICIA HARVEY Variety Show Apparatus Chorus WILLIAM HAULMAN JOHN HEANEY H WILLIAM HART Chess PENNY HENON Senior Class President Intramurals Variety Show Student Council Pres. Apparatus Honor Society Chorus Debate Bowling JOAN HARVEY Tri H1 Y I 4K!?Ef.E2?SSX 3lrWQ11 V -' 3 l 1- 10 ANN HARVILLA Apparatus Modern Dance Homeroom Secretary WESLEY HOGELAND Executive Council Chef's Club Apparatus Chess VERONICA HOLAWATY Typing Yearbook Business Club Homeroom Secretary 4 Xl LYNNE HOLCA' Executive Counc Honor Society FTA President Hockey CLAY HOLLEY Field and Stream Che-f's Club Circus SUSANNE HOLT Choir - Chorus Apparatus Cheerleader H Sl' DENNIS HORCHER Track WILLIAM HOROSCHAK DOROTHY HOWLEY Student Council Hospitality Club Pep Club Bowling 'Q ,TTY JO HONEYCUTT Hi-Y Executive Council Math Club Modern Dance Drama GFI JOHN HUDOCK Intramurals Field and Stream it A CAROLE HUDSON A C O 3 1 4 'i , 5 ..f X Riff, Gif ti X Hi - f,,g X HAROLD HUGES JOE HUGES Apparatus Intramurals Student Council T773-'UI CLAIRE HUMPHREY Canteen Committee l':Xl'l'llllVl' Council Intramurals llvlrate DICK HUNT NATALIE HUTCHINS Chorus Hockey Softball Honor Society Aw- .ll 1 BARTON IVINS s JOAN JACKSON Art Drama Yearbook Homeroom Treasurer JOSEPH JACKSON Band CERRY JACOB Softball Majorettes Student Council RANDY JACOB Honor Society Recitals Choir IQ? XCKIE JACQUES Modern Dance Sports Night Intramurals 6' CAROL JESTER Variety Show Cheerleader Chorus CHARLES JOHN Engineering Drawing Field and Stream Intramurals Photography DAVID JOHNSON ROLAND JAMES Chorus JOYCE JOHNSON Student Council Apparatus Tri-Hi-Y Cross Country Chorus Gym Team Typing Track ROBERT JARRETT s ffs. .f . aft' JUDY JIMERSON F.T.A. Drama Intramurals CAROL KELLE Libraxy Aid Sul: Deb Chorus THOMAS KEMP Executive Counci Football Track CHARLES KENNE' Track Honor Society - aj -'IQ JAMES KOFCHOCK Executive Council Soccer Captain Wrestling Golf MIKE KLEIN Intramurals Wrestling Football Baseball JAMES KERR Sports Night Gym Team Chorus Track GLORIA KISH Choir Yearbook ELAINE KENT Apparatus ANTHONY KOSTREBA student Council Maiofenes Model and Hobby Rod and Gun Honor Society Variety Show Choir I'IL DICK KNOBEL Gym Team Auto Club Model and Hobby JACK KOVATS Wrestling Field and Stream 5 u f JOAN KOWSKI Stud:-nl Council Svllfml SIOTC Spurls Night Intramurals NANCY IJBRECQUE WILLIAM KRAMER Sub Dfb BARBARA LAKE Spons Night Trl H1 Y l o0llluH Uasvlmll PETE KROPOFF Ch:-Vs Club Fin-ld and Slrvum NED LANDIS Chef's Club Apparatus Soccer Chorus ERIKA LECHLER Modern Language Art Club MARK LENHART Field and Stream Sports Night PATRICIA LANE JAMES LENAHAN 'Student Council Sec. Choir Sports Night Chorus Gymkana Tumbling JOYCE LARSON Chorus Intramurals Modern Dance Homeroorn Secretary -I5' Chorus DORTHY LESTER Archery Softball Hospitality Club MAJ ORIE LESTER .IAY LEVY Spectator Sports Student Council Math Club CHARLENE LIBERTY Sports Night Typing Chorus BONNIE LOUCK Sports Night Chorus Drama MIKE LEVINE Science: Club President Intramurals Drama Typing PHYLLIS LEVY Debate Sports Night World Affairs Pennwburian Editor JEAN LONGERAN Tri-Hi-Y Intramurals Student Council .IOANNE LOWE Hom:-room Socretat Typing Service Sports Night Newspaper IVANIJA LYNCH Sub Deb Tri-Hi-Y Pep Club Sports Night CARL MAHLER GAYLE MacSHERRY Typing Service Newspaper MARGE MODROWSKI E MARY ALICE MANDER Sports Night Basketball Tri-Hi-Y Math Club SIGRID MacCANN Honor Society ARA MARDEROSIAI' Executive Council Sports Night Captain Executive Council Newspaper V M Science Equipment Chorus Science II Chess I30 ROBERT MAILLARD Chefs Club Field and Stream' ROBERT MARGERUIN GAY MARSIIALL ' I it Ziff?-1 I Mft' HI- in i ' rl it x ksx H s, r I YN, ,r TQ! 3 V Q NEII. MARSHALL Sludf-nt Council Sports Night Apparatus DONALD MARTIN LOREN MARTIN Football Baseball Student Council ROBERT MASON ARLENE MASSARO Majorettes Sports Night Executive Council Tri-Hi-Y President CLARK NlAIi'I'IN Choir Chorus .Apparatus Rod antl Gun Field and Stream AL MATUZA Executive Council Basketball Football Baseball I3I RILYN MCANDREW Hospitality Club Sports Night Softball THOMAS MCCUSKER Yearbook Sports Editor Intramurals Tennis RICHARD MCREE Hi-Y Treasurer Cross Country KAYE MCCLIMANS BARBARA MCGOLDRICK Bowling Tri-Hi-Y Apparatus Intramurals Softball Home Economics Archery -' Q, LAURIE McCUE A S Drama , Tri-Hi-Y V Games Club BARBARA MCTAGGERT Hockey Newspaper Apparatus Modern Dance DAVID MCVEICH Production Club I ' Sl A , C tssyr ,ig Zii lffi H 5 K' Q 1 f fy- XOBERTA MCWILLIAMS MARY MECIN Chorus Choir F .T.A. BARBARA METTINCER Apparatus Basketball M ern Dance ic Economics EARL MEYERS Junior Class President Sports Night Soccr-r Track ROLAND MEYERS Auto Club Apparatus Model and Hobby Field and Stream f WIJOANN MICHALf JAMES MILES Student Council Basketball Football Choir DICK MILLER Executive Council WILLIAM MILLER Sports Night Variety Show Intramurals Track DENNIS MILNE Golf Chorus Soccer Apparatus 'iii .' Q' 1 , 1' , .1 t a' -.3 at J - I ' .ft 1 W' Q 5 1 X X 1' ' sl 1 . -1 .,.,,,. V. r ' aw - ,f - ' ROBERT MOLNOR Soccer Intramurals Spectator Sports Engineering Drawing 3 'SVS ill! tt iz. ft.. 'Q .5231 . was.- ' SV ff' Fix rf' N. ' 9 ff ,r 'as Q- . v gg- J OANNE MONTAGUE Chorus Hockey Yearbook Editor F.T.A. Secretary V . WILLIAM MORGAN .,:,.. P Field and Stream Spectator Sports 3 Intramurals Football JOHN MOSSER Sports Night Captain Apparatus Gym Team Chorus WILLIAM MOSS Variety Show Field and Stream EVI-fIt'l' NIULLER Ilaskfftltull Apparatus Sucvc-r BETTY JEANE NEELD Creative Writing Honor Society Sports Night Choir ANNE NEWSOM Canteen Committee Student Council Variety Show Pep Club DANIICI, NAW Scicnvtr Club Int Hllltllfillt-1 Chorus 'TIIUNIAS NAW Wrestling Intramurals Spf-rtzttor Sports Q 4. 5 1 'N' 5 'JF' LINDA NEELD Choir Sports Night Modern Dance fr 15 DAVID NOEL Cym Team Apparatus MELINDA NOLAL Chefs Club Creative Writing Intramurals Typing Drama wt.-'- ,,.. I35 lRSHALL OATES . N Q XA , S K, Cf Y, .S N' PAT O'DONNEL Model and Hobby Soccer ANN OWENS Yearbook Chorus Choir XRGARET O'BRlEN lomeroom Secretary Junior Red Cross Pep Club PEGGY OSTERHOUT Debate ROD O'BRIEN Science Club Vlodel and Hobby Baseball Manager F.T.A. NANCY PADEN JAY PALLATT Student Council Honor Society Football Choir LESLIE PALM Executive Council Prom Connnittee Ye-urhook An MIRIAM PALMER Modern Dance Sports Night Chorus DONALD PARIC Ilaskcthnll Model and Hobby Engineering Drawing 3' NEIL PARKER Field and Stream Intramurals Typing PETE PATRICK Choir Chorus District Chorus ANNA PELEGRI Intramurals Chorus H ELIZABETH PERE2 Hospitality Club Sub Deb Band J AN ICE PERILLO t , Q55-'sim ,l Q W PENNY PESTRAK Tri-Hi-Y Chorus Choir .IOAN PETERSON 1 Art Intramurals PATRICIA PERRY Hostess Club Modern Dance Designer's Club Basketball Apparatus Chorus .nr V, 'IO fr YU' JOYCE PETERSON Bowling Sub Deb Typing N I BARRYJPETTIT Yearbook Student Council Canteen Committee Wrestling Manager PATRICIA PHARO Modern Dance Sports Night Library Aid Drama ELAINE PICA Homeroom Secretary Modern Dance Intramurals Pep Club SUSAN PEIRSOL Art Chorus Archery Sports Night Q iff' Wliwygkg. ' STEVE PLENSKI EDDIE POE Bowling Intramurals Field and Stream CAROLYN POMARICI Creative Writing Ex-Libris Archery Chorus MARY PONZURICK Intramurals Executive Council X IORGEANN POST Honor Society Newspaper Yearbook Chorus ROBERT PURDY Intramurals FRANCES RAFFERTY Spons Night Newspaper ILARA POTTER KTHLEEN PRITCHARD 614553-1- PAUL PUSKAS Track Tri-Hi-Y Art CLAIR RAMSEY Track Football Gym Team MARGARET RANEY Intramurals Yearbook Drama Art DOLORES RAPINO llaslcellmall Ex-Lihris llockf-y Chess SANDRA RAY Clxnrus Drama Cln-ss LINDA READING Basl-zellmall Newspaper Softball Ilnvlwy KAY RESCI Drama Choir Band Art LOIS REHBERC Junior-Senior Play Sports Night Yvarlmok CllUlKl1S LEE ROBINS Tennis Debate MARYANN REKITO ALMA ROBINSOT Drama Chorus Sub Deb Tri-Hi-Y DONALD RUESCH DAVID RUPERT Executive Council Math Club Track Model and Hobby Intramurals LOREN ROCKEY Spectator Sports Sports Night CAROLYN ROSSER Modern Dance Honor Society ITA ROBINSON Student Council Spgrts Night Parenteen Queen Newspaper Tri-Hi-Y l42 NANCY RUFFING F.T.A. Chorus Bowling Yearbook ROBERT RUSSELL MICKEY RUSZIN Wrestling Games Club JOHN RUTKOWSKI Spectatnr Sports lntrunnurals Mzttlt Club Bus:-lxall GENE SANTELLA Intramurals Che-f's Cluh RAYMOND SCHENK County Orclicstru District Band County Band Band DOUGLAS SCHLICHER DORTIIY SAMUELS Drama Sports Night Y0a1'b00k Library Aid Ex-Lilrris Chorus ROGERS SANDERS Buss-ball Football Wrestling Exvcutive Council DAVE SCHELL Apparatus Intramurals SALLY SCHOFIELI Modern Dance Math Club Chorus I43 HN SCHRENGOST Variety Show Apparatus Baseball Soccer PHYLLIS SCHWARTZ Modern Dance Apparatus Typing Chorus AL SCHWEIZER Canteen Committee Sports Night C BARBARA SCHWARZ DAVE SCHULTZ Chorus Field and Stream Variety Show Yearbook Honor Society Chorus Yearbook Editor BESTY SCHWARTZ Chorus Yearbook Intramurals Hockey Manager Wrestling BARBARA SCOTT Choir Drama Chorus Sports Night MARGARET SCOTT Chorus Choir llliAl'l'll Sl'illOl.D liatskot lrzlll Vnllf-ylvull Solihull Chorus .iff 'J fi JUDY SECUR Typing Hub Sports Night Bowling Sul: Deli JACK SEECAR lli-Y 'Track Rod and Gun Sports Night SANDRA SETTLEN Chorus JOSEPH SHANNON flu 2. K hotus bClLIlCl Lluln Z2 1 'Jw sw ELIEEN SHARBAU Ass't Yearbook Et Canlevn Committe Studvnt Council Honor Sofia-ty CARY SHAW TIIOMAS SIIEEDH Bowling Archery Football Language Club 'IX-lf if 41, LINDA SILVER Executive Council Student Council Yearbook Chorus BARBARA SIEG Modern Dance Sports Night Newspaper Chorus LOUIS SHEIDS 1' PATRICIA SICORA Chorus IRIS SHEPPARD Tri-Hi-Y SANDRA SKELTON Sports Night Modern Dance Leaders Club Modern Dance Y93fh00k Softball H0Ck0Y Chorus Chorus DENNIS SIEWIN Soccer Wrestling Cross Country Student Council JUDY SMITH Drama Newspaper Intramurals I46 Homeroom Secretary 8 DONALD SPEAKMAN .T Mmm and Hobby f Basclmall Fool luxll Choir SUZY SPICER Yearbook Basketball SUIIICIII Council Homernom Vice Pres J NANCY SPRINCER Sports Night Red Cross SONJ A STAVISKY A rt Howling Basketball Mndvrn Dance JUDY STRANG Student Council Student Store Honor Society Newspaper TIMOTHY STRATTON Photography Model and Hobby BILL SUNAILITUS Student Council Sports Night Wrestling Football GEORGE TAMA Executive Council Honor Society il A Football Choir JOHN TARITY Football Apparatus Basketball Chcf's Club 6- :W 3 'Q fit ' fl ' N 4 f 3 MIKE TARITY Field and Stream Intramurals Soccer WANDA TENNESEN Art Sub Deb Pep Club Intramurals - Ne E xi ,fl yy V! X f, 4 it ' Q- 'Tn 'Y' -, -W , rf ., I 'Q .1 QI-if' Til - JOHN THIBAUDE Swimming Key Club Band JACK THOMAS Spectator Sports Intramurals Chefs Club Baseball Ilona! SHERRY THOMAS Choir Debate Variety Show County Chorus CAROL TICHY Hospitality Club Sports Night Circus Chorus WILLIAM TIMSON Field and Stream Intramurals JAMES TITUS Variety Show Baseball Bowling fllioir MIKE 'IICHY EOFFREY THRASHER Intramurals CHUCK TOTARO Spanish Club Field and Stream Student Council Auto Club Sports Night Typing Track Chorus filltlll' ISO ELLEN MAE TITUS Library Aid Modern Dance HARRY TOWLES Engineering llruwin -' SUSAN TURNER Studi-nt Council Modern Dance Ymrarlmok Chorus .IAN VERNON Canteen Committee Student Council Honor Society Chvvrlvatlvr TONY WASKIEWICZ Homeroom Vice Pres. Math Club Yearbook JANET WATSON Bowling PHYLLIS VAN HART FAFCIIQFY KAREN WATSC Sports Niglll I'ri.H1-Y Variety Show Chorus Library Aid Art Majorettes Choir - ROBERT WALKER J . Track ' Football ' Cross Country ' Engineering Drawing 'A DONALD VEARLING 1 ,V . .' , ' c hfflllf-L0-62. Cc gg Aga! I5 l INOR WATKINS Intramurals Ex Libris Tri-Hi-Y Chorus ASHLEY WAYNE Modern Dance Sports Night Apparatus Tri-Hi-Y LEWIS WHITAKER Student Council Archery STEVE WEINTRAUB ARILYN WATKINS Track ports Night Captain Football Junior Class Treas. Gym-Team Honor Society Student Council Yearbook IECAN WATKINS Art Choir Chorus X Apparatus Tl5NFWSV1x?s?r3' T Band SALLY W HITE Choir Pep Club Apparatus Modern Dance CHUCK WHITEHEAD Executive Council Sports Night Track OBERT WEISENBERIQEII Spf-4-tutor Sports Fit-ltl antl Strvam Intramurals VICKI WIANT Junior-Senior Play Tri-Hi-Y Chorus F.'l'.A. GARY WILKINS Track Choir Football l'fx1-t'tttivv Council ROGER WILLIAMSON Executive Council Field and Stream Basketball Apparatus KENT WILSON Footltall Apparatus Sports Night ROBERT WILSC Student Council V Junior-Senior Plz Variety Show Choir VIRGINIA WILSOI' Modern Dance Intramurals Tumbling Typing EVELYN WOLFE Softball Basketball Gymkhana Captaix Sports Night Capta: NORMAN WRIGHT Marching Band Science Club Dance Band Track SARA WORKLEY LOIS WORTH Band Choir Chorus HARD WOOD Homeroom Secretary JUDY YEATTER Intramurals Sports Night Hospitality Club IS4 .1 yi ,tl . CINDY YOCUM Student Council Majorettcs Modern Dance Chorus ,ga av tt, 24, i .3 s ti liiii I pt JUDY YOCUM Intramurals Tri-Hi-Y Su h Deli BOBBIANN YOUNG Choir French Club -. Sports Night Student X l, . 1 V 41 who f nw.,-'A ' .av DIANIC ZANEII Student Council Modern Dance Ilaskr-tlmll SUZY ZANER Caintm-n ffunnn. Sec. lllodcrn Ilunrn Tennis IDA ZANINI Sub Deli Iiuskctball Ilomcc. Club Sports Night 'Eff BILI, ASIITON Chefs Club Archery Clulm JULIE DOTTER Drama Sub Deb Sports Night Student Council f , vi-Wi!! ,Q , E? 1 f 5 -25 1 2 R ' , fs? No Pholo AVAILABLE MARY HUNT Student Council Chorus Debate F.T.A. PAULETTE LERIE Intramurals Archery Clulw Nm! JACK SUTTO ISR , I v Q ,. 41- 1'.g,,A: 'aa 'N ,U J , TGNYARDN aoBan'n.Q1.sn EIARRY LHATTO 1 THGMAS DAVIS LMIZRY DOUGLAS ALAN woliwem, P RAY HUILEY 5 ?I3. Flunn Tuck DENNIS HUECHH A1L:ICE Momma -Hi-Y Sub W' BARBARAPEEL DIANE PRICE Deoou!ionCanmittne LINDA SAURMAN nnrrv wimmcxrr N X MOQGBLDIIIOU Intramurals OUR TRANSITION FRUM KINDERGARTEN TO GRADUATION fav ' .C I vs, If .Q . Q4 IDL AN. . ' 'Wu '-1. - '14,-'q UN.t ?'Vq 1 X 1 H - '-1 Q 4 H Qi 'H x'w-DQ, 'Ru QQ? Hy it E ,flex if ry fl' i el as t'sv'f'f 2 Qs ,r hi' Q. Xjxyx 'Y xfmx, 9 any mf J On a solemn. rainy. Sunday afternoon our Baccalaureate services were held in the Boehm gym. As this was a prelude to our graduation many of us realized for the first time that our high school life was finally drawing to a close. l58 BACCALAUREAT E fs I GR DU TIO ,,,. va Q wfh1 41e vi ?, fd 'bfi-js. June 13. 1060. brought to close the high school lives of fo hundred fifty-four students. 1 we Strive to take another sl! down the path of life, we km 5, H K sg .L 2 1 l H Il UNE 13, 1960 what lhz- future' may hold. hul gn forward with Ihr' assuram-0 at nur pure-nts. lm-zu'l1c'rs and lll'f'lJill'f' US fill' Hlll' j0UFllf'f. I A 1 f els have- duno their vc-ry lwst U SENIOR 1 g 1 E , , K 1 Q Q 2 PARTY 'E w f-Qu KX3 J , ,.., rx P' ' 2 J 2lX'K -Cs F 'X-f L , it ' f he world stands out on either side. No wider than the heart is wide. Above the world is stretched the sky. No higher than the soul is high . . . .i ' , V ' ff if . A 9555 I' 1 7 31 X ff 69,1 x 'fl 2- - .5 W 5,3 L 1 v ok' 1 ' , . , , A, . I Yu J' J ,D V ' f X 4 ' 1 , KW' -U . k 0 sir 'gel gm mwgf LJ en, Gayle en, Mr. and Mrs. Milton 'riend friend Friend jornson, Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. lering, Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. en, Mr. and Mrs. George nt, Mr. and Mrs. Charles er, Mr. and Mrs. Randall denschatz, Mr. and Mrs. Edward iley, Mr. John lasco, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald ll, Earle nnan, Mrs. Barbara irney, Mrs. Marilyn lrnhart, Mr. lrshay, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard lrto, Mr. and Mrs. Andy xrtholomew, Mr. Frank rrtolozzi, Miss Gloria auer, James abbington, Fredric T. echtold, Mr. and Mrs. Charles ell, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce ell, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. ennett, Chris erenson, Dr. Norman etsy and Dolores iddle, Mr. and Mrs. Howard PATRONS Bilger, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Black, Mrs. John C. Blasco, Mr. Thomas Bodnarik, Mr. and Mrs. John Botwinick, Mr. and Mrs. A. Braun, Mrs. Blanche A. Braun, Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Bray, Mr. and Mrs. James J. Bray, Mr. Robert C., Sr. Briesemer, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Brown, Mr. and Mrs. H. Russell Brownback, Robert Brownback, Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Brownlee, Dennis Cadwallader, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney T. Carlsen, Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Carlson, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Carroll, Mr. F. E. Carroll, John Cinkaj, Mr. and Mrs. William, Sr. Clautice, Mr. and Mrs. George H. Clingerpeel, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Clawson, Mr. and Mrs. Carroll C. Compliments of a Friend Cochran, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Conaway, Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. Condon, Mr. and Mrs. George Conlon, Mrs. Peter Connor, Jean Lee Connor, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Connolly, Mrs. Frank Coozey, Mr. Clarence Cradle Shop Crammer, Mr. and Mrs. Empson Croal, Mr. Vic- Curley, Mr. Charles Curran, Mr. Phillip Daines, Mr. and Mrs. Carleton Dalton, Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. D'Angelo, Andrea Dannerth, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Franklin O. Deacy, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Domrowe, Miss Derby Donavon, Mrs. T. Dotter, Mr. and Mrs. John F.. Doyle, Mr. and Mrs. Richard R., Edington, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Eifert, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Eiffert, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Ellis, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Erb, John H. Ettinger, Mr. Evangelides, Mr. C. Ezdebski, Miss Sabina Fabry, Mr. and Mrs. John Fawley, Mrs. Richard Ferry, Mr. Joseph M. Fischer, Miss Lillian Flanagan, Mr. James Foose, Mr. Joseph Forman, David and Randy Forman, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Fors, Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Foster, Mr. and Mrs. John Foti, Mr. Don Foz, Mr. and Mrs. Franklin, Miss Julia Frattini, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fretz, Mr. Stanley Fritz, Mrs. Friedman, Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Gancarz, Mr. and Mrs. Julian Gibson, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Giedlinski, Mr. George E. Girton, Miss Ethel M. Goodwin, Mr. T. Gordon, Art Gorka, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Greczyn, Mr. Walter Green, Albert Green, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Greenlee, Leroy Gregart, Mr. John A. Griffiths, John A. Hacker, Mr. and Mrs. John H. Hacker, Lelia Jeanell Hafer, Mr. and Mrs. Earnest, Jr. Harry and Julie Harrison, Mrs. Walter Hart, Mr. and Mrs. William M. Hart, William S. Harto se, Claude Hay, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall G. Hayes, Harold A. Hayes, Mrs. Howard Hecht, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur, Jr. Heiton, Mrs. M. Hepler, N iel D. Hewson, Dr. and Mrs. John G. Hoffman, Mr. and Mrs. Fred R. Horwell, Dr. and Mrs. R. J. Howley, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hrees, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hughes, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel J. Hughes, Mr. William Hunt, Jesse W. A Hutchinson, Mrs. A. M. Jester, Mr. and Mrs. R. Charles Jordan, Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. k Kalkstein, Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Kaschke, Mr. Erwin Keakey, Edwin R. Kelly, Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Kelly, Mrs. Eugene J. Kelly, Mrs. Naomi Ken '58 Kenny, Mrs. Dorothy Kessler, Mrs. Harold R. Keueher, Mr. Harry Keutman, Miss Amelia Kirby, Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Kleinkauf, Mrs. Jannette Kofchock, Mr. John Krosnick, Jon Alexander Kungl, William K. Kustaborder, Dr. and Mrs. Lee H. Labman, Mr. Murray Landis, Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Landy, Mr. Robert Laning, Miss Luann Lasher, Leroy G. Lebegern, Mr. George Leedom, Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Leggieri, Mr. Frank Lempergel, John Leopold, Mr. Joseph Levenson, Dr. George Levin, Bob Lewontuk, J. Lex, Mrs. W. Irving Lipkowitz, Dr. and Mrs. Stanley M Lister, Ann B. Lourinic, Mr. Lotta, Mr. Leonard Lowe, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph MacGann, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Mack, Mrs. Ivy Maffezzoli, Mr. D. Magill, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Maker, William, III Marino, Tony Mark, Mr. Al Marshall, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Martha and Jack I Matuza, Mr. and Mrs. John McConaughy, Rev. and Mrs. J. F. McCullough, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. McRee, Rev. and Mrs. O. T. McStranick, Mr. and Mrs. William, Jr. McTaggart, Mr. Ralph McVeigh, Mr. and Mrs. John Memmi, Mr. Arthur Mensch, Mrs. Eva Meszaros, Ann T. MHS '54 Milburn, Mr. and Mrs. John -F. Milevich, Judie Miller, Daniel J. Miller, Charles R. Miller, Mrs. Winfield Mills, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton I Mills, Mills, Mills, Mrs. Mary D. Miss Sally Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mills, Mr. William P. Mohi, Claude W., Jr. Mona co, Mr. Donald R. Montaldi, Mario Montalki, Michael Moody, Mr. Dale Mooney, Thomas R. Moss, Mr. and Mrs. William Murphy, Dr. and Mrs. Robert Muschell, Dr. and Mrs. Charle Musser, Mr. and Mrs. John G. Neeld, Mr. and Mrs. Alvan Neeld, Mr. Frank, Sr. Neeld, Mr. and Mrs. Frand, Jr Neeld, Mr. Irving Neely, Beverly Neil, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Neukum, Fred M. Neuman, Mr. and Mrs. Albert C Ney, Mr. and Mrs. Reuber Ody, Mr. George Oldenhoff, Mr. Arthur Palm, Mr. and Mrs. Walter G. rkinson, Mrs. Thomas rto, Mr. Ben rto, Mr. Gregory rto, Joseph William .slowsky, Mr. Edward .ssman, Mrs. E. .tchin, Miss Cathy pon, Mr. Joseph rez, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph rez, Liz rillo, Mr. and Mrs. James frillo, Mr. John frillo, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph arry, Miss Garnet estrak, Mr. J. eterson, Mr. and Mrs. Robert ca, Mr. Al .ca, Mr. Louis erson, Dr. and Mrs. O. L. .ke, Rev. Robert C. att, Mr. and Mrs. Paul equette, Mr. and Mrs. 0. E. arter, George ottersnak, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin ress, Dr. and Mrs. H. London LE5.fM?f'3 roinant, Mr. C. M. yle, Donald yle, Mrs. Ella aney, Mr. and Mrs. M. A. .eynolds, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Roe, Mr. Jack Rohn, Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Roll, Charles H. Rosser, Carolyn Rosser, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ruffing, Mr. and Mrs. William A. Runger, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ruth, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Sager, Leonard Scammell, Mrs. H. Schneider, Mr. John Schwartz, Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Schwarz, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Scott, Mr. Carl Scott, Mrs. John Scott, Miss Mary L. Seely, Jane Semanchik, Mr. Shaw, Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Shea, Dr. and Mrs. John A. Shearman, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Sickler, Mrs. Silverman, Mr. and Mrs. Simonson, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Singleton, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Skiyko, Margie Smith, Mr. Earl Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sobey, Mr. Daniel Soltys, Mr. Solz, Mrs. Donald Sonny and Pinky Speakman, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis D. Springton, Douglas M. Staats,-Jack, Jr. Steinberg, Miss Gloria Stokes, Mr. Robert Stone, Miss Olive Stoyker, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sweeney, Mrs. John Teyssier, Mr. Thatcher, Mr. and Mrs. John The Franks Thomas, Mr. David L. Thomas, Thyra Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Toothaker, Mrs. Janet Tremble, Mr. and Mrs. William Tup, Mr. and Mrs. Joe 0. Turner, Susan Unrath, Albert Van Hart, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Van Hart, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Van Hart, Mr. Richard Van Hise, l. W. Vasso, Americo V. Volk, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Von Leer, Mr. M. F. Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Walsh, Bob Warach, Mrs. Leon Watkins, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Watkins, William A. Watkins, Mr. and Mrs. William Watts, Mr. and Mrs. John H. Weinder, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Weinel, Thelma Weinmann, Mr. and Mrs. William J Wesner, Mr. Ben Wetzstein, Mr. Chester Whelan, Mr. Edwin B. Whitaker, Dr. and Mrs. Darrell Wiley, Mr. and Mrs. John B. Wilkinson, Mrs. Merle Williams, Mr. and Mrs. John A. Williams, Mr. Lester White, Mr. Ross Woglom, Paul M. Wolfe, Mr. and Mrs. William H. Woods, Lloyd Yantz, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond L. Yardley Dress Shop Yardley, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ziegler, Barbafa Ziegler, Mr. and Mrs. Robert HOMEROOM II-2 HOMEROOM II-6 HOMEROOM II-8 HOMEROOM I2-I HOMEROOM I2-6 CONGRATUEATIONS TO HOMEROOMS Il-20 AND I2-I7 FOR HIGH PATRON SALES CORDWELL'S MARKET I64 Soufh Mein Sfreef Yardley, Penne. HY 3-273I Congralulefions Io fhe Class of I960 DANHERST CORPORATION Complimenfs of THE FAIRCRAFTS COMPANY Congrefulefions fo 'Ihe Cless of I960 FAIRLESS WORKS U.S. STEEL CORPORATION FIORETTI CONSTRUCTION CORP. CUSTOM HOMES Feirless Hills, Penne. GRAY DRY WALL CORPORATION Leviifown, Penne. GREENWOOD DAIRIES Lincoln Highway Langhorne, Penne. SK 7-3764 HOLLAND FURNACE CORPORATION OW 5-4505 OW 5-6484 2I2 Wesl' Hanover Slreef Trenlon, New Jersey Complimenfs of MAIN LINE ENGINEERING, INC. Maple Shade. New Jersey MELODY MUSIC COMPANY BI6 Shopping Cenfer Leviffown, Penne. WI 9-I I75 PENN DRUGS Wesf Trenfon Avenue Morrisville, Penne. REEDMAN RAMBLER WorId's Largesl' Rambler Deeler Rf. I ef Langhorne Speedway SK 7-496i RICKERT NURSERIES Yardley-Morrisville Road Morrisville, Penne. CY 5-7I92 CY 5-4l6l YARDLEY MANUFACTURING CO. Sheef Mefel Produds Marfin Redden Wilber Harvey AJAX MAGNETHERMIC CORP. Lower Ferry Road Trenlon, New Jersey A FRIEND ADAMS and SICKLES DRUG STORE 452 Wesf Slaie Slreef Trenfon, New Jersey BRACE-SOOBY MOTOR CO. Lincoln Highway Langhorne, Penne. SK 7-498I CLOVER LEAF DAIRY 850 Soufh Penne. Ave. Morrisville, Penne. CY 5-3376 FALLSINGTON ESSO SERVICE CENTER Newporfville-Fellsingfon Road Fellsingfon, Penne. FLYING A STATION Sou+h Penne. Ave. Morrisville, Penne. THE HARPER AGENCY I59 Soulh Mein Sireef Yardley, Penne. HY 3-2795 THE MAKEFIELD COMPANY Morrisville, Penne. CY 5-7I4I MARSHALL MAINTENANCE 22 Clark Sfreaf Trenfon, New Jersey MEENAN OIL CO., INC. Leviflown Parkway Leviffown, Penne. NEWTOWN FORD. INC. 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Avenue Morrisville, Penna. 3 Barbers - Flallops CHALF'ANT'S BARBER SHOP Fairless Hills Shopping Cenler Fairless Hills, Penna. 4 CHEFS CATERERS Hellerman and Saclrell Slreels Philadelphia, Penna. CLlFTON'S NEWS Fairless Hills Shopping Cenler Fairless Hills, Penna. COCCl'S CLOTHING STORE 7803 Newporlville Road Levillown, Penna. Complimenls of a Friend CONNAR'S QUALITY MEATS 5 Easf Aflon Avenue X Yardley, Penna. CROWN 'PAPER BOARD COMPANY J. P. CUNNINGHAM Hardware - G. E. Appliances Morrisville, Penna. CYPRESS RESTAURANT Roule alll -- Lincoln Highway Morrisville, Penna. CY 5-9934 DA-KAR CONTRACTORS Andover Road Fairless Hills, Penne. THE EDMUND B. CONNOLLY AG Travellers Insurance Co. 436 Easf SIa'l'e Slreel' Trenlon 8, New Jersey E. J. TITUS COMPANY Upholslering Lower Penn Valley Road Morrisville, Penna. FAIRLANES BOWLING ALLEY Fairless Hills Shopping Cenler Fairless Hills, Penna. 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CY 5-9Bl8 RAYMOND AND JOSEPH BEAUTY SALON CY 5-4947 AMVET POST aIfI92 of Lower Bucks Counfy SEELY'S GIFTS 42 Sou'I'Il Main Sfreef Yardley, Penne. SEPLOW'S DEPARTMENT STORE 9 Soufh Main Sfreei Yardley, Penne. HY 3-2963 WILLIAM SHERMAN AND SON Scrap Mefal Frazer S+ree+ Trenfon, New Jersey SKYLINE BODY SHOP ef CrowIey's Garage Langhorne, Penne. SK 7-422I SKYWAY GRILL Resfauranf and Bar Langhorne, Penne. SLIMORAMA Coin Operafed Slenderizing Salon Leviffown Shopping Cenier LeviHown, Penne. S AND S METAL REFINISHING 75 Souih Main Sfreef Yardley, Penna. 5 CORNERS TAILORS AND CLEANERS 6293 Bris'l'ol - Emilie Road Leviffown, Penne. Windsor 5-2460 TYBURN MANOR INN 435 Tyburn Road VALLEY MARKET 26 Eesf Affon Avenue Yardley. Penne. VERMILLION BARBER SHOP The Four Barbers Falls Shopping Cenfer W. A. GLICK Lawn Spraying for Weeds Morrisville, Penne. WI 5-9782 WILLIAM PENN TAVERN I I I Trenfon Road Fairless Hills, Penna. YARDLEY CLEANERS 9 Easl Aflon Avenue Yardley, Penna. 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