Perkiomen School - Griffin Yearbook (Pennsburg, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1958 volume:

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ROBERTS A.B., B.S., A.M., LL.D Alderson'-Broaddus College Bucknell University New York University Headmaster Heallmaslefs Message tn Class uf '53 To the Class of 1958: The Administration of the School wishes for each member of the class all possible success in your endeavors as students and in the pro- fession you may choose. You are faced with a great responsibility as you enter a new epoch in the history of the world-the atomic age. This new era will bring about greater changes for mankind than those wrought by the great industrial revolution. The years ahead can mean much to men who are prepared to face new challenges and opportunities. We trust that your years at Perkiomen have laid the foundations that will insure your success and lead you into fields of service for the good of humanity. My personal friendship and good wishes go with you all. STEPHEN VV. ROBERTS 4 RALPH HOSSMAN, A.B. Dartmouth College Harvard University Director of Courses i ' RICHARD F. WEIKEL B.S., M.A. University of Pennxylvania Lehigh University Kutztown State Teachers College Dean Advisor to the Student Senate Social Studies Coach of Track JAMES H. DAVIS, A.B., MA. University of North Carolina University of Paris French and Spanish Advisor to thc Griffin and Profile Advisor to foreign students Pet peevr: Absences from rlasses. Pet saying: Hit the books . MRS. JOSEPHINE FERRER, R.N. School Nursu Meadville City Hospital Allegheny College Duquesne University Pct pvc-vf-: Mnlingerers. Pvt saying: No, we dnn't give green stamfzsf . :.. ig ' 2 if TM i n S , .,.. Z: ,. I gi Z. ,.,. ,s., . . ...QTL 'k ilt --' ig 3: . ::--1', DAVID DETAR, B.S. JOHN R. DOWELL, A.B. United States Military Academy Saint Maryis University Admissions Public Rt-lations GEORGE T. FULTON, B.S. Temple University Dirt-ctor of Athletics Science and History Coach of Wrestling Pr-I pc-cvv: Overweight wrestlers Pct saying: 0.K., knofk it ojll English Perkiomcnitc' Pet pf-eva-: Students who don't study. Pct saying: Whafs your problem? FREDERICK D. GRANADOS, A.B Lehigh University Head of Mathematics Department Pct pccvr: Passing gradesf Pvt Saying: This rould be messy., 6 , Emtviix sm? 415. :ff V .pwfiiim f5 5 ?WffZ: 5-2.2 , .' ?7f 'ff'?? , :g .sqgzggftfgffe -' , -' ' ' ' ' 4 .... i .i.-3,551 ye MRS. BETTY F. HILDENBRAND, R.N. Temple University Hospital School of Nursing Assistant School Nurse Pet pecve: Tall patients. Pet saying: Say ahl MISS MARGUERITE KRAUSS Allentown Business College Assistant to Financial Secretary Pet peeve: Unauthorized dormitory rnailmen. Pet saying: You better make it a good one! WILLIAM F. HRISKO, B.S. Muhlenberg College Bloomsburg State Teachers College Lehigh University Chemistry Science Club Pet peeve: Clumsiness in Lab. Pet saying: You people think I'm kidding, wait till you get into college! MRS. FLORA LEWEY, A.B., M.A. Columbia University Remedial Reading Pet pecve: Chewing gum and mental inertia. 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I MARVYN D. JAFFE, A.B., M.A. Muhlenberg College Lehigh University English Coach of Football and Basketball Pet peeve: Students who do not develop their vocabulary, Pet saying: Pm not always right, but I'rn never wrong! FRANK B. LIGHT, AB., M.A. Ursinus College University of Pennsylvania Head of the History Department Economics Coach of Soccer Pct pccvc: Hot classrooms. Pet saying: You people don't thinkl T. FENNER LYTLE, B.S. MRS. EMILY MCLAUGHLIN MRS. KATHERINE MILLER Kutztown State Teachers College Francis Steitler School San Antonio College Lehigh University Librarian Saint Mary's University Head of thc Science Department PM pm-wg Owl-due books. Sc-cre-tary to Diructor of Courses Pot saying: Don't bother men' PM 53YlUg5 Quiff Plfa-W-' Pct saying: I dnn'l know when he'll he inf RALPH MILLER, A.B. ROGER MINIONIS, B.S. RONALD W. PASCUCCI, A.B Harvard University American University of Cairo, Davis and Elkins College University of North Carolina Egypt English Head of the English Department Drama Club Pet pcevc: Ignozanoe in arlion. Pc-t saying? There is nothing so frightful ignorance in aclionf Scivncv and Maths-matics Stamp Club Pvt pc-evo: Smiling faces during rlassmom ex I til p ana 11 ns. Pot saying: Ask your qufrsllons now, tomor- row I may have some to ask! 8 JOHN S. ROBERTS. AB. WAYNE ROTHENBERGER, XVERIXIER SCHMIIJT Prinreton Ifnirersity BS., M.S. University of Munster, Germany English h Cornell lfnirersity Gt-rmzln Pprklomlinmi Finanrial Sccrc-tarv Music Appffflatlon KARL F. SCHWENGEL, A.B. Hanover College Biologv Gem-ral Sricnrm- Pct ps-1-vc: Stupid questions. Pm saying: Tough rlarl.v.' Svvrvtary of Board of Trustm-vs Supervisor of Maintvnnncu- Force Fulbright Exchangr- Tc-avhcr Pr! pm-vm-: South Cnilage. Pct saving' Wnulrl you please he quiet, the ptr Iivzxzz Sturlf'nl.v who jump 1u'1n,r.v the l.hill.in,'n My trying ,O Jleypj .wmv r gm. Pvt saying: lift nur and don'l funn' lzafk until Saturday! HENRY G. SMITH, A.B., M.A. MRS. MARION STEFANO Swarthmore College Univerxity of Pennsylvania Illinoix University Poitier.: University, France Assistant Dirt-ctor of Coursm-s H1-ad of Foreign Languagc- Dcpartmcnt Coach of Tc-nnis Bridgv Club Pct ps-cw-: Heavy xrmn'xtur:11.v Pvt saying: OH .VIN Cedar Crest College Dining Room Hostess Student Work Committf-0 School Hostess Pct peeyrz Late waitnrx. Pct saying: Hz! 9 NATHANIEL STERNER, JOSEPH T. SUCHAR, HS. A,B,, M,Ed, Kutztown State Teacherx College College of Wooster Mathl'm3tlf5 L ' ' ' ' ' V B k b ll Texas Christian Lnzrerszty .l- - 35 et 3 Nlathvrnatics Tipping bark on rhairv in thf Pct pcs-vm-: Studenlx who ,vit with lexx than four legs of the Chair nn the floor. Pet saying: Button upl GREGORY SUTCLIFFE, JR., JOHN TALBOT, A.B., M.A. AIR. Yale University . Muhlenberg College University of Pennsylvania French and Spanish airflow Latin ' . C ' th f B -b ll Debatlng Club Pvt ij-lisa-1 Ql4t'lPZi:.?lilI!? PM Pffivfr lfwakfayt, - Pvt saying: lfw your llealll Ps-L saying: Get out a Iargr fnefe of frajzcrl 10 MRS. MARY SUTCLIFFE Sm-Crctary to Mr. Roberts Pvt pvl-YP: A telejlhorle. Pvt saying: Hello, Perkiomen Srhfmt! FRED TRIMBLE, B.A., B.D. University of Delaware Princeton Theological Seminary School Chaplain Algebra History Pvt pee-vs-: Late applications for college lmardx. Pvt saying: All right, back to your rooms! JOHN WATCHORN, A.B. MRS. ELEANORE ROBERTS Lafayette University Oberlin College Math!-matics Denison University Coach of Cross County Bucknell University Pet peeve: Illogical arguments. Alumni SCCYCIZWY Pet saying: Page and number! Publications HARRIE G. BURDAN, A.B. Gettysburg College Assistant to Alumni Office Civics and History Assistant Coach of Wrestling Pct pn-eve: Sloppy dresser. Pet saying: Are you playing Cop? ' MliS. VIRGINIA GASKILL Assistant, Alumni Office 11 K SENIUHS af' - Mew Tn the Class nf '53 Graduation day is for you not an end but a beginning. If your future life is guided by the precepts expressed by Tennyson's aged Ulysses as he ponders the meaning of his life, your own will be one of value to yourself and to the world: I am a part of all that I have metg Yet all experience is an arch wherethrough Gleams that untraveled world whose margin fades Forever and forever when I move. How dull it is to pause, to make an end, To rust unburnished, not to shine in use! As though to breathe were life! Life piled on life Were all too little, and of one to me Little remainsg but every hour is saved From that eternal silence, something more, A bringer of new thingsg and vile it were For some three suns to store and hoard myself. And this gray spirit yearning in desire To follow knowledge like a sinking star, Beyond the utmost bound of human thought. Good lurk to you all. FRANK B. LIGHT, JR., Senior Class Advisor 14' KARL F. ALBERT KENNETH ALBERT LEE DENNIS ANDERS FRITZ KEN Yo-Yo :gil Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Busy man on campus . . . active editor 1 all the school publications . . . best ressed of the senior class . . . terrific ersonality . . . Well, not necessarily. . . he copped the title of the Biggest lhimneyf' in the class poll . . . put a vt of time on the GRIFFIN throughout ie year . . . has his own private office 1 SC-6 . . . interested in philosophy and thics . , . Well, I'1l tell you . . . H . . travels a great deal in a red Jaguar . . week-end host for the boys of Southi' . . charmer of the opposite sex . . . n experienced gourmet . . . Good luck, ritz. Editor in Chief, Griffin 141, Associate and Exchange Editor, Perkiomenite 141, Co-Associate Editor, Profile 141 Weonah, New jersey Ken hails from Kehs Hall and is proud of it . . . Warm personality . . . Always willing to lend a hand . . . Versatile . . . Can't you guys be quiet for just a few minutesu . . . Wonderful artist . . . Plans to major in architecture . . . Favorites include Ivy league clothes, b'oat- ing and Italian food . . . To be seen in Penn State. Griffin 141, Perkiomenite 3rd team soccer 141, Homecoming Show 141, Track 141, Spirit Club 141 DENNIS E. ASTHEIMER DENNY Pottstown, Penna. Two years at Perkiomen . . . day stu- dent . . . enjoys contact sports, hunting and fishing . . . likes Physics , . . is a conscientious worker . . . has a little blue Plymouth . . . comes to school in the terror of 663 with Daniels as co- pilot . . . likes people and they like him . . . plans to take up liberal arts in college next year. J.V. Basketball 131, Track 141 15 North Wales, Pennsylvania That darn Physics . . . Hi-Fi en- thusiast . . . B-fioor annex honor student . . . Likes music and sports . . . Crazy over girl, with island in Bahamas . . . Keeps annex spic and span . . . Hard studier . . , Good math student . . . Nonconformist hater . . . Goes for Italian food. Glee Club Secretary 141, Soccer 141, Tennis 141 yi Q we fe FRANK BAILEY STEPHEN BERKOVVITZ ISAAC BLAIR BEI-:TLE BERKY IKE We.vt Haven, Ilflaryland Woodmere, Long Island North Walelr, Penna. Lay off will-ye . . . Mat Dillon fan . . B-floor annex man . . . loves music . . plays cool bass called Doghouse . . . cool, calm, and collected dancer . . . Southern sympathiser . . . Student Preacher . . . knows religious meaning of a pencil . . . great story teller . . . Homecoming's neglected bass fiddler . . . has a smile for everyone. Varsity Football C4-J. Varsity Basket- ball Q4-Q, Track 141, Varsity Club fill, Combo HJ, Homecoming Production C43 A future artist . . . left Kehs Hall and found a home at South Cottage , . . headed for the University of Pennsyl- vania . . . famous for his bloopers on sports . . . keeps his friends in stitches . . . a serious student . . . relaxes by drawing or reading those paper cover novels . . . a thespian with talent in the arts . . . can talk about anything . . . a great guy . . . managed to keep Hunt out of trouble . . . spends his time in South 1 arguing with Chang. Drama Club 145, Griffin Art Staff Cfll. 3rd Team Soccer HJ, Science Club C45 PHILLIP BONO PHIL Norriytown, Penn.fylz,'a1Lia Strong believer in basic principles . . . was a standout on the football team . . . great middle guard . . . holds his Olds dearest to him . . . boarded at Perk for two weeks . . . enjoys his weekends . . , a good friend . . . a sleepy-eyed French- man . . . great for monster imitations . . . always a smile for everyone . . . serves as a chauffeur for the two French boys . . . plans to enter Temple or Ursinus to study medicine. Varsity Football HJ, Track HJ. Var- sity Club C-lj 16 Lives for weekends . . . one of th scholars in Kehs . . . doesn't hat an enemy around . . . has a strong lilc for food . . . Oh for a convertiblew . . not only a workhorse in his subjects bl also on the soccer field , . . ambition to take flying lessons . . . want a rid in a hydroplane? . . . will probably g to University of Delaware and major i engineering. Varsity Soccer Q4-J, Homecomin Ballet Q41 AL Born in Asturias. Spain . . . moved to Venezuela . . . came to Perkiomen 5 years ago . . . outstanding leader and ath- lete . . . 2 year captain of both wrestling and soccer teams . . . Senior Class President . , . rooms with Maw and Houser in Kehs . . . headed for Civil Engineering . . . popular man on campus with terrihc personality . . . appreciates the Finer things in life which include coeds. Varsity Soccer Cl. 2. 3. 4-D. Soccer co- captain Q3, 4j. Varsity W'restling Cl. 2. 3. 41. Wrestling co-captain Um, 4-J, Track Cfij. Senior Class President. Freshman Class Treasurer. Science Club President f3j, Science Club Vice- President C-H. Varsity Club Q3. 43 ALFONSO CASTANON CESAR CASTILLO BRADLEY CHAPIN CESAR BRAD Caracas, Venezuela Maracaibo, Venezuela Baltimore, Md. Spends most of his time in A annex . . . helps Rado with Trig . . . just as much at home in class room as on soccer Held . . . takes weekends with Rado . . , big hit in Berwick . . . always smiling . . . What do you mean . . . lover . . . likes American girls . . . friend of Miss Universe . . . wants to go to M.I.T. Varsity Soccer HJ, Spanish Club HJ, Science Club UH ROBERT WILLIAM CHAPIN ICHABOD New York, N. Y. Icky has an unusual hobby. collecting postmarks . . . i'What. me worry . . . his rock-n-roll often clashes with Peirct-'s classical music . . . during the no-heat period in Kehs. he kept the members posted with room tempera- tures . . . 3-1 degrees and droppingu . . . plans to enter Swarthmore to study Civil Engineering. Glee Club C4-D. Science Club Q-lj, ln- tramurals Q3. 4-J 17 Always with Bocky half of Perkiomen Car tion . . . outdoors man vania for hunting and for rock-n-roll . . . station . . . He and soccer team . . . Brad to a small engineering Bock . . . owns Washing Corpora- . . . likes Pennsyl- fishing . . . goes has own radio Bocky managed would like to go college and later work for Westinghouse. Soccer manager 445. Drama Club C3. 4-J Rifit- Club 42, 33. ROBERT CHUVALA Bon-0 Danbury, Connecticut Known as 4'Bob-o . . . easy going with a renounced wit . . . always willing to supply a laugh . . . favors girls with short hair . . . 'lGive me a P . . . likes sport cars, people with a sense of humor, and Ogden Nash . . . seems to find Perkiomen food not quite what mother made . . . plans to major in journalism. Cheerleading Captain Perkiomen- ite Art Editor 145, Griffin Art Director 145, Profile Editor-in-Chief 145, Spirit Club 145, Homecoming Show 145 EDWARD CLEEVES SWEET-WATER Pittsburgh, Penna. One and a half years at Perkiomen . . . can be constantly heard saying. Hwhatchasay Joelu or That's cool! . . . has a tenor voice . . . is a soloist in the Glee Club . . . would like to have a career in writing creatively . . . has shown considerable talent toward writing . . . likes music, sports, Dodges, and tall girls . . . plans to attend Buck- nell and major in English. Drama Club 145, Glee Club 45, Quartet 145, Yoemen 13. 45. Octet 145, J-V Football 145. J-V Basketball 135. J-V Baseball 13, 45 DAVID CORDELL CORDY, DADDY COOL Narbeth, Pennsylvania A newcomer to South Cottage . . . he became acquainted quickly . . . even had a few converts . . . often gets a visit from a girl named Bonnie who drives a blue Buick , . . early to bed and late to rise . . . keeps Neuby company watch- ing T.V .... likes those long. long weekends . . . spends his spare time reading and playing cards with the boys . . . easy to get along with because of his pleasing personality . . . famous for his tall stories . . . could write a book about the Main Line . . . plans to enter University of Miami. 18 l JEFFREY COLEMAN CRAZY Bethlehem, Pennsylvania Four year man at Perk . . . drives a hot '57 Chevy . . . rooms with the Lord at South . . . Don,t worry about it! . . . T.V. fan . . . likes to watch the girls on Bandstand . . . constantly has a gripe . . . turns the radio up loud during the morning . . . expects to go to Penn State to study Business Admin- istration . . . Lord's biggest customer for the tutoring service . . . nice guy. j.V. Football 12, 3, 45, Homecoming Show 11, 2, 3. 45, Science Club 12, 3, 45, Science Club 12, 3, 45, President 145, Secretary-Treasurer 135, Intra- mural Captain 145, Perkiomenite 145, Griilin 145, Tennis 13, 45 ARNOLD CRAMER RICHARD R. CRIPPEN JOHN K. DELLINGER ARNIE DICK DING DONG Tuckerton, New jersey Tenafly, New jersey A likeable guy . . . honor student Versatile man . . . really swings his . . . fond of math. science. and sport alto sax . . . keeps the sixth period Eco cars . . . admires honesty and sports- class in stitches . , . one of the most manship in people . . . a great guy talkative men on campus . . . hard to to know . . .would like to be an en- stop once he gets started . . . real gineer . . , the quiet type . . . can lady killer . . . receives a lot of calls usually be found at his desk . . . a at strange hours . . . a terrific dancer Hash in economics . . . Ding-Dong's . . , Latimer's roommate for two years 1'00II11T13.tC . science Club 4 Glee Club 145, fu 1 1 5, Yoemen 145, Homecoming 145 . . . noisiest room in the Cottage . . . ture business student. J.V. Soccer 135, Band 145, Pcrkio- menite 145, Griffin 145. Photography Club 145, Press Club 145, Glee Club 13, 45, Yeomen 145, Quartet Homecoming Show 13, 45, Spirit Club 145 JOEL FEINMAN JOEL Staten Ixland, New York Class moneyman . . . leads the South Cottage debaters . . . chef of S.C.-2 . . . barricades his door at night . . . crazy about Elaine . . . worries about Chem . . . What can he possibly give us this timeu? . . . likes to write letters . . . real whiz at Senior Math . . . conducted the Hebrew services . . . constantly hunt- ing for that sawbuck for class dues . . . Shapiro's bridge partner . . , plans to take Business Administration in college. J.V. Wrestling 12, 35, Bridge Club 12. 3. 45, Tennis 135, Senior Class Treasurer. Griffin 13, 45, Business Managtfr 145 19 Lancaster, Penna. Six-year man at Perkiomen . . . pre- sents an imposing figure on the soccer field . . . excellent command of the English language . . . elected 'KClass Politicianl' . . . a real wheel . . .enjoys cruising around Lancaster in a '57 Olds . , . been talking about his diet for a whole year . . . an admirer of Fuzzy Duck Ranger . . . a loyal rooter from Kehs Hall . . . is always a good host . . . a good Spanish student . . . partakes of witty discussions with a certain Eco- nomics teacher . , . hopes to attend Dickinson to study Law . . . will be remembered at Perk for a long time. Varsity Soccer J.V. Soccer 12. 35, Debate Club 12, 3, 45, Perkiomenite 145, Griffin 145, Homecoming Show 145 BARRY F ETTERMAN BARRY East Greenville, Pa. Always has a smile for everyone . . . served as a chauffeur for the Varsity Bas- ketball squad . . . one of the best athletes on campus . . . sparkplug of the Varsity Basketball squad . . . the pilot of the Perkiomen eleven . . . is crazy about a cute blonde from East Greenville . . . Come on now. . . . drives a green truck that reeks of fish odors . . . popular fella . . . doesn't have an enemy in the school . . . a very good dresser . . . won a football scholarship to Muhlenberg . . . a great guy. Varsity Football 145, Varsity Base- ball 145, Varsity Basketball 145, Co- captain-Basketball RICHARD NEEL FINK FINKIE Biglerville, Perma. Great guy . . . everyone's pal . . . Dick is an idealist . . . Finds some good in everyone . . . Dick is one of the better dressed men on campus . . . Athlete . . . scholar . . . gentleman . , . 'lWhat da-ya mean? . . . Enjoys playing cards with Fogel . . . Always relaxed . . . no worries . . . with Riskin, his room is both a library and movie theater . . . An all- around guy. President of School 145, President of Student Senate 145, Varsity Football 145, Varsity Basketball 145, J.V. Bas- ketball 135, President of Spirit Club 145, Varsity Track 13, 45, Perkiomen- ite 13, 45, Griflin 145, Homecoming 13, 45 MARTIN B. FREDERICK MARTY Beechurst, Long Ixland 4'Whcre you going kid? . . . mischief incorporated . . . handiest man in South Cottage with a shaving cream bomb . . . opens fire on anybody including Hunt . . . a member of the Night Owls Club . . . catches up on his sleeping during the day . . . applied to plenty of colleges, all hard ones . . . always laughing . . . great personality . . . good student . . . does well on those English compositions . . . a T.V. mogul . . . crazy about Mike Hammer . . . Mr. America . . . reminds people of Adonis. Science Club 145, Tennis 13, 45 20 RICHARD MARSHALL FOGEL BARON White Plains, New York A genuinely friendly person . . . very talkative . . . always ready to argue his point until the boat sinks . . . well liked . . . sharp dresser . . . dislikes women who think they are superior to men . . . one of the Kehs Hallers . . . everyone will remember his laugh . . . hopes to teach at Perkiomen someday. Griffin 145, Intramural captain 135, Perkiomenite 13, 45, J.V. Basketball, Varsity Football Statistician 145, Homecoming Project 13, 45, Junior Prom Committee 135, Spirit Club WILLIAM R. GOODRICH VICTOR GRIJALVA MIKE GRUNSTEIN Goom' MIKE Dover, Delaware Maracaibo, Venezuela Wert E7lglFZf'00d: NUM' ,IW-WJ' Hey Sarge . . . 'thi bub . . . always Th.. amiabh. type A b I Star of thu Very likeable guy . . . proctor in can be working with electrical equip- ment . . . dislikes tomatoes, and big cars , . . likes small cars. sailing, and people in general . . . Smitty. get up! . . . a post graduate . . . has a great Hi Fi on which he plays a real crazy classical music . . . plans to go to W'orcester Polytechnical Institute to study engineer- ing . . . a real pal to everyone. Cross Country K45. Wrestling C3. 45. Student Senate C-l5. Slide Rule Club Q45 soccer team at center forward . . . likes Rock'n Roll, the Ellis School Dances. and Bandstand . . . representative from Duyckinck . . . outstanding honor student . . . Physics is his favorite class . . . an avid fan of the Barcelonas soccer team . . . never saw snow . . , would like to go to M.I.T. to study electrical engineer- ing. Soccer C45g Varsity Club 145g Track C451 Spanish Club C453 Science Club C45 ANDREW B. HELLEWELL BEN Phillipxburg, Pe11n.x'yl1'ania Bev's on the phonel' . . . one true love . . . wanna hear a real good Hi Fi . . . a very hungry boy. has a hol- low leg . , . favorite question. 'gAre we going to have a test? . , . a big change took place since his Junior year . . . has a strong like for science and mathematics . . . Hcut. cut. cut'l . . . love that motor- cycle . . . a real scholar . . . Hello Lehigh . and Chemical Engineering. Glee Club C35. Proctor K35. Science Club 145. Dramatic Club 145. Perki- omenitc C45-Feature Editor, Slide Rule Club 145, Music Appreciation C45 21 Kehs . . . dislikes include too much homework and more homework . . . ambition to make first million before he's twenty-one . . . gotta write to Micki . . . 1et's watch T.V. . . . a great soccer player, one of the co-captains . . . hopes to go to ? University and study Business Administration. Varsity Club 12. 3. 45. Varsity Soccer QQ. 3. 45, J.V. Basketball 125. Baseball f25. Wrestling 13, 45. Tennis Q3, 45, President of Junior Class. Proctor 13, 45. Homecoming Project ffl. 45. Stu- dent Senate C35 JAMES DANIEL HOUSER JIM Lemont, Pennxylvania Kehs Hall man . . . not quiet like some may think . . . ice cream and jeeps hold high place in his likes . . . You can't beat a jeep . . . rock-n-roll fan . . . Won't the radio go any louder? . . . popular and well liked man on campus . . . avid sports enthusiast . . . g'Hey, wait a minute, . . . Always on the go . . . great outdoors man . . . loves to hunt, fish, and take the jeep to the fields . . , to Penn State for Civil Engineering. Varsity Soccer 145, IV. Soccer 135, J.V. Basketball 135, Wrestling 14j. Track 13, 45, Science Club 143. Var- sity Club 14j, Griffin 14j RICHARD HUNT DICK Nazareth, Pennrylvania 6 feet, 6 inches of muscle . . . steady ballplayer in football, basketball, and baseball . . . strong man of the Cottage . . . goes to sleep early . . . hard to wake . . . a waiter. reaches across the table without bending . . . wrestles three men at once and wins . , . a future basketball great at Muhlenberg . . . had a scholar- ship to an Ivy League school . , . a friend to be proud of . . . proud of his old high school . . . likes Perkiomen though he doesn't readily admit the fact . . . gets a letter from Kay everyday . . . loves to eat . . . Hey Kerns, go down to the little store for me!'l . . . studies hard with good results. Varsity Football 143, Varsity Basket- ball 14l, Varsity Baseball 14l, Varsity Club 14l. Homecoming Show 14j CHARLES F. JOHNSON II CHARLIE Emmaus, Pennsylvania ll o'clock check in. nasty blast . . . B-floor annex brain', . . . Inferiority- complex over C.A.B.,s trip to Virginia . . . lives for the one who loves him . . . drives hot 6'57 Ford . . . easily heard on campus . . . likes to read . . . partici- pated in sports . . . wishes to follow Medical Career. Tennis 14l, Business Manager Perkio- menite 1-fl, Varsity Basketball Man- ager 141, Homecoming Display 143 22 FRED G. IZZO IZZY Danbury, Connecticut I'll be merry, I'll be free, I'll be sad for nobodyu . . . Hurry up you guysn . . . B-floor annex honor student . . . likes music, sports, and dancing . . . dislikes self-centered people . . . disap- pointed in Joanie . . . That darn girl . . . 'f57 Ford flew, TILL! . . . winter sport enthusiast . . . can be found on Vermont ski slopes . . . easily heard on campus . . . always collecting money . desires to follow Medical Career. Student Senate 14j, Griffin 14-l, Ten- nis 14j, Glee Club 145, Captain Intra- mural Team 14l, Homecoming Display 14-D, Homecoming Display 141, Honor Student ROBERT J. KERNS FRANK C. KERSTETTER PHILIP KULP KILLER FRANK PHIL Bethlehem, Pennsylvania All around athlete . . . a hustler on varsity wrestling . . . enoys rock and roll on the radio . . . loyal Bethlehemite . . . a talented writer . . . reverses the Lehigh wrestling team . . . likes to play basket- ball with Sandy . . . man of many moods . . . has gotten a lot out of Perk . . . truly a great actor . . . likes sensible girls . . . Al's buddy . . . co-owner of Leker Gym . . . aspiring journalist . . . hopes to attend University of Pennsyl- vania . . . a true friend. Cross Country 141, Varsity Wrestling 141, Spirit Club 141, Track 141, Griilin 141, Perkiomenite 141 Sunbury, Pa. Frank's tirst year at Perkiomcn . . . A floor annex chieftain . . . loves Physics and Geometry??? . . . hard worker . . . Polin wake me up when the hand bell rings . . . loves to fool with his 49 Merk . , . pals around with DiGuardi and Zclina . . . Jane Mansfield fan . . . can't wait to get to Bucknell . . . planning to study Mechanical En- gineering. A Floor Proctor 141, Intramural Instructor 141 THOMAS LATIMER TOMMY, cH1c:o Santurce, Puerto Rico Tommy's confusion over the English language made everybody chuckle, in- cluding Tommy . . . What he did you ? . . . likes American girls . . . those town girls really like Tommy . . . good math student . . . funny man of the Cottage . . . practices his drums all the time . . . owns his own sports car . . . hopes to study Business Administration in the United States . . . wants to enter N.Y.U. . . . sleeping champion of South Cottage . . a real friend . . . starter on the soccer team. Varsity Soccer 12, 3, 41, J.V. Soccer 111, J.V. Wrestling 12, 31, Tennis 12, 31, Caballeros 12, 3, 41 23 Perkasie, Pennsylvania Phil can be seen on the tennis courts . . . Come on Jim, I gotta study', . . . another Kehs haller . . . quiet and unas- suming . . . liked by all . . . imagines himself in a Mercedes 300SL . . . likes good times, football, steak, and records on his H-Fi . . . would like to study business administration. Varsity Football 141, Tennis 141, Varsity Club 141 ROBERT LEMBECK ALFRED LEUNG JAY MCCLELLAND LORD LIQMBRCK CIIANG jm' Short Hills, New ferxey Lord is Dellinger's regal buddy . . . Bob is a serious student who ean usually be found studying for the next test . . . likes Perkiomen . . . wants to marry a rich girl . . . will argue religion end- lessly . . . likes sports ears . . . a stauneh supporter of his home state . . . plans to enter Lehigh upon graduation . . . wants to study either law or Business Administration . . . runs a lecturing clinic in the Cottage. J,V. Football 135, Perkiomenite 145, Intramurals 145, Griffin 145 i l Brooklyn, New York An intellect . . . an avid fan of modern jazz . . . tenaeiously defends his views . . . likes to play basketball in his spare time . . . one of the best dressed men in the elass . . . Chemistry whiz , . . a loyal friend , . . always appreciates a good joke . . . ever ready to help in a prank . . . he and Kerns run the dirtiest room in the Cottage . . . attends bull sessions at S.C.-3 . . . has his own reeord lending library . . . intends to take up Chemical Engineering. Intramural Captain 145. Slide Rule Club Perkiomenite 145, Griffin 145, Profile 145 SYDNEY L. MACHAT svn Philadelphia, Penn.tyl1'a11ir1 An intelleet and an athlete as well . . . a. hard worker . . . burns the midnight oil along with Vazquez . . . an exeellent English student . . . a smart dresser . . . dry wit . . . a versatile man , , . plays a Swinging eleetrie guitar with the Quartet . . . a hard worker on the wrestling team . . . liked by everyone , . . worries about eollege aeeeptanee . . , enjoyed a big weekend at Rosit-'s . . . a great job on the Grifhn . . . K'You ean't go wrong for fifty en-nts . . . exeels in Spanish . . , a modern jazz enthusiast . . . needs a larger pipe raek for his eolleetion . . . plans to enter Diekinson and study Law. j.V. Wrestling 135. Varsity Wrestling 145, J.V. Soeeer 145. Tennis 135, Tennis Manager 145, Perkiomenite 135. Griffin 145. Griffin Feature Editor 145. Seienee Club 145, Band 145. Var- sity Club 145, National Honor Soeiety 13, 45 24 Chirago, Illinoix Jay has turned Dean's Hall into Mc Clelland's Music Makers winter quarters . . . Linda wants Jay to Come baek to Columbusf and who is Linda? . . . likes Plymouths, drums. electronics, and debating . . . wants to study telecommuni- eations at Northwestern . . . What are you growing under your bed now. Jay?,' . . . There-'s the wire. let's tap his line. ht-'ll never knowf' Band 145, Drama Club 13, 45. Drama Club President 145, Yoeman 145, Glec Club 13, 45. J.V. Football 135, Base- ball Manager 135, Varsity Club 145, Perkiomenite 13, 45. Griffin 145, Pro- file 145. Debate 13, 45 t f ' .inn l FRANK MARLOW IAN MAW HAROLD MEGEE LOACH State College, Pennxylvania Moose Mahanoy City, Pennsylvania A future oflicer in Uncle Sam's Air Force . . . a good student . . . studies long and hard . . . a varsity letterman in football . . . likes all sports . . . Rosie-'s roommate and buddy . . . helped start the floods in South Cottage . . . a witty guy with a great personality , . . enjoys having fun along with the work . . . keeps South 8 clean enough to pass inspection . . . uses a lot of shaving cream . . . helped paint the Cottage red during Homecoming . . . a certain suc- cess story . . . waits for those letters from Holland. J.V. Football 135, Slide Rule Club 145, Varsity Football 145. Track 145. Perki- omenite 145. Spirit Club 145 Ian hails from Canada . . . a serious student who takes an active part in Kehs Hall discussions and activities . . . his likes include a 1953 Ford. a good time, good music. and a certain gal from Uniontown . . . Next week this time I will be in Uniontown . . . Ian is an agreeable and considerate guy and should do well at Penn State studying medicine. J.V. Soccer 135. Track 13.45, Wrestl- ing 145, Varsity Club 145. Griihn 145, Varsity Soccer 145 FREDERICK ALLAN MILLER FRITZ Harrisburg, Pennsylvania The quict tnanfthe harried South Cottage mailman . . . didn't write Rosie enough letters . . . interested in politics and government . . . always willing to argue his beliefs . . . has an expansive gun collection . . . collects books on Thomas Jefferson. whom he admires . . . a judo expert . . . frequent rider in that red sports car . . . studies hard in prepa- ration for a career in business . . . headed for University of Virginia . . . good luck Fritzie. Rifle Club 135, Science Club 145, Intramurals 13. 45 25 East Camden, N. A member of Dean's Hall . . . became a star football and basketball player . . . and algebra Light? . . . always the first in history class-isn't that right Mr. likes dancing, axing girls. sports, and Spanish music . . . has fun doing one of his primitive cha-chas . . less appetite . . . g'Pass . has an end- the biscuits please . . . a campus clown . . . writes neatly . . . a devoted listener of WIBG. Spirit Club 145, Glee Club 13, 45, J.V. Basketball 135, Varsity Soccer 135. Varsity Football 145, Varsity Track 13, 45. Varsity Basketball 145 E STEVE MITCHELL DONALD MONTGOMERY GRAYSON MOORE M1'rcH DIZZY DINTY Woodmere, Long Ixland, N. Y. Ithaca, New York Oreland, Pa. A Kehs Hall T.V. fan . . . every time the phone rang. NHL-y Mitch, itls Marie . . . enjoys classical music and arguing with roommate over the light . . . his speeches for English won't be forgotten for quite a while . . . spends most of free time playing cards . . . a good stu- dent and in many activities Mitch should do well in business administration at Bucknell. .I.V. Football 125, J.V. Basketball 125, Vice-Pres. Jr. Class, Perkiomenite 13, 45, Varsity Basketball 13, 45, Bridge Club 13, 45, Varsity Club 13, 45, Secretary-Spirit Club 145, Griflin 145, Cross Country 145, Homecoming Show 145, Pres. Kehs Hall 14, lst semester5, Student Senate 14, lst semester5, Proc- tor 14, lst semester5 All around boy . . . likes to sing, act. dance, run, write, speak, and bother his roommate . , . winner of I Speak For Democracy District Winner . . . likes Perk. and feels it has helped him on his way to success and happiness . . . wants to enter Cornell and take up law or dramatics. Drama Club 12, 3, 45, V-P Drama Club 145, Homecoming Show 13, 45. Yeomen 145. Sextet 135, Varsity Track 12, 3, 45, J.V. Football 12, 35. Cheer Leader 145, Varsity Club 13, 45, Spirit Club 145. I Speak For De- mocracy -District Winner EDSON MOSIER BIG ED New Rochelle, N. Y. A hard worker . . . can usually be found at his desk . , . good athlete . . . Ed believes in taking life easy . , . Non- ehalant . . . Hey Orenstein, you know how to do that algebra? . . . sports and studies . . . Would like to attend Colgate University . . . Man. this stufl' irks me! . . . A smooth basketball player . . , Ed enjoys modern jazz and hot rods . . . can't stand these Pennsylvania roads, Hnothing but curves and hillsf' . . . a Kehs Haller, J.V, Basketball 12. 35, Homecoming Project 12, 3, 45, Cross Country 145, Varsity Basketball 145. Track 145 26 One of the Dean's Hall boys . . . you pounding the the watchful likes Chinese beach parties adidas shoes . would like will find Dinty faithfully track and always under eyes of Dean Weikel . . . food, Bohemian cafes, and . , . Wait 'til I get my . . . Come on Moose . . to study chemical engineering at Dela- ware or the Coast Guard Academy. Spirit Club 145. Varsity Club 145, Varsity Cross Country 145, Varsity Track 11, 2, 3, 45, Relay Team 12, 3 45 BILL NEUBERT NEUBY Monongahela, Pennsylvania Bill has a wonderful philosophy in life . . a nice guy , . . can take a joke and :ome back for more . . . T.V. fan . . . :ritic of South Cottage . . . uses South 5 for a 24 hour rock and roll program . . a real record collector . . . plans to serve Uncle Sam after graduation . . . never at a loss for mischief to get in to , . . serves snacks to the boys . . . mem- ber of the night-owls', club . . . dislikes intramurals . . . always ready to take a little snooze . . . Press' roommate. Intramurals 13, 45 DAVID ORENSTEIN DAVE Lawrence, New York Dave is a member of the Kehs Hall crew , . . a good basketball player . . . Mitchls buddy . . . 'lHey Riskin, do I have to go to sixth period? . . . con- Hnes most of his time on campus to sleeping, studying, and sports . . . plans to enter Albright College to study busi- ness . . . good Spanish student . . . a real friend. Varsity Basketball 13,4-5. J.V. Football 135, Varsity Tennis 13, 45, Varsity Club 13, 45, Spirit Club 145, Perkio- menite 145, Cross Country 145 RICHARD POLIN DICK Salisbury, Maryland Can usually be found in the library, checking the racing form . . . anyone seen my blue ribbons , . . according to Churchill . . . sound sleeper with a tremendous snore . . . genial and friendly to all . . . takes a great interest in Physics . . . What he say . . . aspiring politician . . . wants to be educated . . . hustler on J.V. wrestling, his first year out . . . sound thinker . . . a serious student . . . a good friend. J.V. Football 135, Track 135, J.V. Wrestling 145, Perkiomcnite 13, 45, Griffin 145 27 DAVID WHEELER PEIRCE DAVE Hinsdale, Illinois Dave enjoys music on his Hi-Fi set . . . seen at Kehs . . . l'Hey Dave, can we borrow your light . . . likes include photography, Hi-Fi, and carnivals . . . doesn't approve of women drivers and hot-rodders , . . Plans to enter Civil Engineering . . . would like to enter Iowa State College. Clee Club 145, Griffin 145. Perkio- menite 145, Homecoming Show 145 l ' 9:73 E335 SQ SQ hi M jj l I- I HARVEY PRESS JOSEPH ANTHONY RADO, JR. MICHAEL RISKIN PRESSY Bucs MIKE Waxhington, D. C. Future veterinarian . . . Harvey is a motorcycle fan and owns his own . . . late riser . . . Just let me sleep for five more minutesw . . . had trouble making some of those cold morning breakfasts . . . bad knee stopped Harvls football days . . . Washington here I come . . . keeps out of the Cottages' riots . . . likes to keep his hair well combed . . , g'Hey. Al. did you do that Chemu? J.V. Football Q3, 45. Glee Club Q3, 43. Yoeman HQ Berwick, Pa. Joe is great person, friendly. and very likeable . . . full of jokes and ideas . . . An annex member . . . and that's that . . . loves Motherls spaghetti . . . out- standing football player . . . pride and joy of Berwick . . . drives a pick-up truck . . . madly in love with Emmy Lou . . . where are you going to get twenty men in a hurryl' . . . going to Bucknell on football scholarship. Varsity Football HD. Baseball UH. Spirit Club HD. Intramural Captain HJ, Perkiomenite HJ. Grifhn Q41 WALTER R. ROSENDALE JR. ROSIR CRAZY LEGS Utica, New York His personality can be measured by his heightw . . . all-around athlete . . . B-lloor annex honor student and lover . . , Linda-girl back home . . . Can not get used to school hours . . . Dislikes short beds . . . likes weekends. Economics. and Spanish . . . excels in Trigonometry . . . Oh, to get back home . . . HI laugh, I joke, and when it is necessary I studyu . . . desires to take up accounting. Varsity Football 143. Captain Intra- mural Team HQ. Baseball C-lj 28 Bethlehem, Penna. Always laughing . . . enjoys thosi trips to Bethlehem . . . great personalitj . . . always manages to cheer things ul . . . a valuable asset to Kehs Hall . . makes friends easily . . . determinec worker . . . a real joker . . . likes tc get his homework done before study hal . . . enjoys airplanes . . . principal dis likes are cgotists . . . admires people with forceful personalities. Soccer Q3, 45. Wrestling Q3, 4-J. Spiri Club HJ MARSHALL ROSENKRANTZ RONALD M. SHAPIRO FRANK SMITH ROSIIQ RONNIIZ SIVIITTY P0H.vz'ilfr'. Pl'IIII,Nj'1I'f1III!1 Roanokzf, l'II'Qi7Iif1 illiami, Floridrz Hllf-y Fritz. if I don't gn-t a lvttvr to- A thru- yt-ar man at Ps-rkionu-n . . Lilo-s: Anita Ekhvrg, Bt-rtrand Russ:-ll, iorrow you'r1- going to han- to write- a fri:-nd to all . . . a husy man with loads and thi' Southvrn VVay of Lift- . . , gots im- one- . . . that's Rosie and his svnsr- fhumor , . . Loarh's roommati- at South . . , futurs- 1-xi-rutivv . . . wants to go J Muhls-nba-rg with Hunt . . , If I on't get my Collvgz- boards up I'll have J apply to Eton or somt-placv lilo- that . . man of many moods . . . lovvs those arties hark homc' . . . idva man . . . 'rvsidvnt of tht- Cottagv . . . wants to iajor in Businm-ss Administration . . . lways rt-ady for a littlw fun . . . winning cfrsonality. Captain Intramural Football Tvani 135. Pri-sidvnt of tht' Spirit Club HJ, Pre-sids-nt of South Cottagv C-ll. Stu- dnrnt St-nats' HH. Griffin Staff Nfl of activitivs . . . HNO Marty. no l'ym- got to study . . . a music' lovvr . . . dot-sn't lilo' Solid Cf-omt-try . . . a hridgv fanatic' . . , always trying to organizt- a garni- . . . studivs hard . . . intvrvstc-cl in psy- rhology . . . plans to attm-nd Burknt-ll . . . worris-s about his grade-s . . . rnaki-s cofllm- to stay awalu' to study for those' Math tvsts , . . makvs friends 1-asily . . . a loyal South Cottagt- man . . . good danu-r. Pvr'kiorm-nit1- QQ. 3, -ij. Bridgi- Cluli C2. 3. ll. T4-nnis fill. Dramatirs Cluh ffl. lj. Griffin Call. Ch4-4-rleadvr HB, Spirit Cluh HJ. Presidvnt Bridgi- Cluh Cfll. Svrrc-tary Dramatirs Cluh Cfll. Tvnnis tall ROISICRT SUL7 I JANT BOB Haruorflz. Nrfzi' Afvzwy A typival Km-hs llallvr. likvs haskm-thall. f-ating. slr-i-ping. mods-rn jazz. and plau-s whvrs- thx-rv is a svarrity of ti-:wht-rs . . . ran always hs' found whvrvvi-r thi' grvat- f-st amount of noisv is . . . c'o-huildvr of thc' Grvat Wlall of Nfarlhorough . , . Always smiling . . . a grc-at favorits- of Mr. Lightw- Soudant, wh:-rv do you think you'rf- going? Varsity Cross Country CH. Baslu-thall Ill. Clow Club Qll. Music' Apprs'c'ia- tion I-ll, Si'is'1ic'i' Cluh C-ll, Wri-stling I-ll. Varsity Club C-ll 29 a largs- Chargv out of the Farrnm-rs Marlo-t in Boy:-rtown . . . vnjoys reading and writing philosophy and pon-try . . . oftvn studios lata' at night. aft:-r all. you Canlt slot-p all thc- tirnz- . , . ba-livvt-s Pork has more- rharartc-rs pt-r capita than any other plarv . . . plans to attvnd Univcr- sity of Miami. -I.V. Football ffl. 43. Trark 13, 45, WVR-stling 13. ll. Profilt- til. Grifhn I-il .. . 1 2 2 S Q 5 ,. l if S I ,i .r fl l JAMES STROUD CLIFTON B. THAW, JR. ENRIQUE VAZQUEZ JIM KIP HENRY Springfield, Penna. Jim is a good all around athlete . . . one of the most popular guys in Kehs Hall . . . gets a kick out of that great guyn Mr. Lytle . . . his chief interest is Pat . . . a good student, and also a great instigator of good times . . . enjoys basketball at two in the morning . . . thinks Tennessee is a great state . . . Jim would like to attend Gettysburg College. Varsity Baseball 145 Salisbury, Maryland One of Mr. Weikelis favorite track men . . . good athlete . . . studies hard . . . 'Tm not going to clean that bath- roomn . . . one of the A annex members . . . averages four letters a day . . . loves horses . . . has his own . . . argues with Rado . . . has to have the windows opened when he sleeps . . . furious when his girl doesnlt write . . . wants to go to Naval or Coast Guard Academy. Varsity Track 145, Varsity Wrestling 145, Varsity Soccer 145, Drama Club 145 TOM WOLF TOM Lancaster, Pa. Tom is a member of the intellectual six of Dean's Hall . . . has set two goals in life . . . Pat and the insurance field . . , would like to study business and finance at either F. and M. or Temple . . . plans to enter the insurance field . . . excels in chess, cards. golf, and '4economics?,' . . . How about a little cards. Tony?H That's the last I play with you! Varsity Track Manager 145 . Head Manager of Equipment Room, j.V. Football Manager 135, Science Club 135 30 Habana, Cuba Five year man . . . honor studen throughout his stay . . . excels in lan guage courses and math . . . very ver- satile . . . collected three varsity letter: in his senior year . . . always smiling . . one of the most popular men on campu: . . . great Sophia Loren fan . . . has 2 scrapbook to prove it . . . standout dur ing the tennis season . . . thinks Cubaf: the greatest . . . youngest member oi the senior class . . . excellent commanc of the English language . . . dreams oi owning a red and white Corvette . . worked hard on the Griffin sports sectior . . . wants to attend Villanova Univera sity in Habana for Business Administrat tion. J.V. Soccer 12, 35, j.V. Basketbal 2, 35, J.V. Tennis 125, Varsity Soccez 145, Varsity Basketball 145, Varsity Tennis 13. 45, Spirit Club 145, Vicel President 145. Perkiomenite 135, Grif. fin Sports Editor 145, Science Clul: 145, Varsity Club 145, Homecoming Show 12, 45, Caballeros 145, National Honor Society 13. 45 STUART WOLNEK FRANCIS YAKE VAHAN YAZARIAN STI' Lancaxler, Penna. A Kehs Hall T.V. fan . . . likes rock md roll, auto races. and sleeping . . . lates Studebakers. They're atrocious . . Encourages Pedro on with cries of fgor at one in the morning . . . one of hose rare people who likes chemistry . . looks forward to vacations so he can get back to that great town of Lan- :aster . . . Stu would like to take busi- xess at F. Sz M. ,I.V. Baseball C3. 45. Soccer f4j, Science Club 13, all YAKE New Oxford, Pennsylvania I agree with no man's opinion, I have some of my owns, . . . B-floor annex man . . . likes English, cars and girls . . . excels in verbal dueling . . . dislikes Mathematics . . . a genius with locks . . . Can't you guys be sociable . . . What I'd give for that car . . . happy- go-lucky . . . future teacher. Soccer Q4j, Captain Intramural Team Q-H. Perkiomenite HD JOHN Z1-:LINA Coatesville, Pa. One of the older P. Gfs . . . likes hunting and fishing . . . Navy alumnus . . . tin can sailorw . . . a determined student . . . dislikes those Chemistry exams . . . works at Lukens Steel in his spare time . . . drives a 'shot' Chevy . . . still retains the youthful look . . . has a girl in every port . . . wants to attend Penn State or the University of Delaware for electrical engineering. 31 YAZ Oakwood, Illinois 'iNot now, I've got some work to Clol' . . . Track star of B-Hoor annex . . . Hi-Fi enthusiast . . . follower of good training rules . . , likes peace and quiet, Calculus. and Farmers Marketl, . . . good in French . . . dislikes inconsiderate people. and Dutch girls . . . HH:-y, Smitty let's go to ???? . . . Lives from weekend to weekend . . . a Doctor someday will be Yazarian. Varsity Cross Country Q4-D, Winter Track 141. Varsity Track Q4-J JOHN AULD SANDY Easton, Penna. Sandy likes to think of himself as an extreme realist . . . Has done a lot for Perk . . . Loved by all except his room- mate, . . . Likes Jo-Ann, Freud, reading . . . Dislikes opposition, and late reporters . . . Wants to go to Middlebury . . . How can you say that, Mr. Jaffefl Perkiomenite 12, 31, Griffin 131, Drama Club 13, 41, Varsity Club 13, 41, Varsity Soccer 13, 41, Winter Track 13, 41, Track and Field 12, 3, 41, National Honor Society DAVID BACHMAN BOCKY BOCK Dover, Delaware LARRY BERNSTEIN Moses Bala Cynwyd, Pennsylvania Head of the Perkiomen Car Washing Corporation . . . walked around half a year with a neck cast . . . Where,s the maill' . . . likes include hot cars, boats, and driving the school station wagon . . . although a member of Kehs . . . seldom seen . . . would like to enter Delaware or Penn State for Civil En- gineering . . . owns only room with wall to wall carpeting. A good sport, a fine pal, and a true friendn . . . Darn it, it's the hand bell . . . Honor Student of B-floor annex . . . Excels in Algebra II . . . likes jazz and show music . . . dislikes self-center- ed people . . . plays a terrific clarinet . . . Perks basketball score keeper . . . terror and lover of Lower Merion . . . real HOT Desoto . . . College here I come. Varsity Football 141, Varsity Basket- ball Manager 141, Perkiomenite 141 JOSEPH CARPENTIER JOE East Greenville, Penna. Day student . . . always says, Why? or Oh I donit know . . . would like to go into some Held of medicine . . . drives a hot', green '50 Dodge . . . X keeps much to himself . . . honor student . . . enjoys hobbies such as Zoology and collecting post marks . . . likes to loaf in the summer . . . conservative dresser . . . conspicuous by his brief case. 32 PHILIP SHANEMAN DANIELS PHIL Reading, Pa. Phil is one of the Day Students . . . 'sports a 49 Chrysler . . . Phil likes beautiful homes, and Chrysler Cars . . . You will find him spending his summers in Atlantic City . . . his hobbies are reading about famous men, and working around cars . . . he dislikes Fiction, G. M. products, jazz, and rock and roll. PETER ROBERT C. LA PEDRO Davao City, Davao Philippines Bob hails from the Philippines, DAVID H. YINGER, JR. DAVE Braddock Heights, Maryland Dyed in the wool Southerner . . . Dave is an idealist . . . a serious student . . . The teachers are here to do a job . . . did a fine job on the Perkiomenite . . . made persistence pay off . . . undecided on college or career . . . made a lot of trips to Allentown . . . rational thinker not afraid to speak his mind . . . handled his extra curricular activities without let- ting them hurt his marks. Head Waiter, J.V. Baseball C31, B-Hoor Proctor Q31, Drama Club 141, Editor-in-chief of Perkiomenite Q4-1, Perkiomenite K31, Associate Editor of Griffin Q41, Griffin 131, Vice-Presi- dent of Senior Class C4-1, Glee Club Q41, Profile fco-editor1 Q41 T and is proud of it . . . Came to the United States in search of new adventur C... a great guy to know . . . admires integrity and fidelity in people . . . would bring business to the Philippines like to dislikes cold rooms . . . never says any- thing bad about anyone . . . drink S 1'1'10l'C coffee than all Kehs Hall . . . generous. Intramurals f3, 41, Soccer Q31, Home- coming display C31, Dramatics Club C3, 41 33 s I SYDNEY MACHAT FRANK MARLOW moxt iiztetlligffnt nwxf lilfffly to YHl'lfI'l'd RICHARD FINK most versatile most popular III. S5 PULL FRITZ ALBERT best drmxffd biggext chimney DICK HUNT bavt athlfftf moxt w.x'p1'cted JOHN IJELLINGER BOB CHUVALA clam politician zwittiax-I 34 MIKE GRUNSTEIN bmt looking did the most for Perkiomen Bora KERNS DICK CRIPPEN for :whom Park mm! talkative hay done Ihr mos! TOMMY LATIMER izlfvffr 011 timf DAVE BACHMAN SANDY AIYLD most drag zrith faculty biggest blujffr 35 DON MONTGOM I-:RY moxf dramatio FRANCIS YAKE most dragged by farulty FRANK BAILIQX' HAL MCGIil'1 .IIM STROUU most thoughtful nznxt urzcomrioux moxt .fifzcfrf moxt Qf 7lf!f'7T'L!l7llj' TOM XVOLF FRITZ MILLPLR first lo gnt marri1 d biggwt zvomavz-hater 88' sf sl? z fx DAVE CORUHLL ARN11-1 f1RAMliR JEFF COLEMAN lzax bm! lim' movt sfudioux bil fmt fri wr' Lf- L hay dom' Prfk for the' mont most grimly cU'ig1'4-'nf Q '- .10 UNDEHIILASSMEN Lrlxt Razr: Ueft lo righlb Goshlvr. Griffiths. l,s-slit-. Barlow. Smith, D.. Aiizistzisio. Butt-S. Covlirzni. Boflinv, Sfzvrziffz lfozw: Cleft to righll Mc'Im-ms-y, Millvr. Cl, llum-smziri. fl2ll'lJl'l'. Houghton. Sixth Ifnzv: Hd! to righll llliarlop. Millvr. D. J..Sz1utvr, Blum-o.Gmmlon.l iftl1 Rom-: flrfl In aighll Dvgoicochvzi. lln-islvr. Millmzm. Hull. Ifuurlh Roux' flfft to rightl Bzlrm-tt. ML'K1-n-. llzivohs, Brillhfxrt. Willv. Tlizirrl Row: llefl In riyhll l'lI'l'l'Cl. Sulliwm. lsroll' Strizlr. Hl'l'lJIlt'f. Elm-rson. Dvfk- vrt. Sznvzlrc-sr: Seconrl Razr: flrfl to righfl lfiwiiikvl. YN'olpi-rl, Glzizin-r. Gnwronslii. Clalprvrzi, Ruclnivli. Mzxrvvl. Km-yling. Gviszl- invr. Schwartz. Rosa-iihuum. lfirxf Huw: riff! to riglztl Sukzihut, l.ism-lln. Rios. Crzmthzxiii. Birisri. Fulnic-r. jc-llvris. Chzippvll. Sin-ski. UNIUH EI. SS This YPZIIJS 'luuior Class c-Iijoyml 21 SllL't'l'SSlvlll yvzlr. Uriclvi' thc ubls- guiclancm' ol' Mr. Millcr. thi' class ad- visor, thc' Juniors lizxw' the IIl2ililI1QS of 21 top-flight Senior Class, The' Class ofhc'vi's wwe- llick List-lla. Prvsidcritg tlosc Rios, X'lCl'-lJIil'SlLll'IllI and Bob Gran- tham. 'llI'i'LlSllI'l'l', Tho Junior Prom. whivh look placc- in Rohvrts Hall. was a grvat succcss. A largv crowd uttvnclvcl the- dancv. which was I'l'lJl'K'Sl'I'1tl'Cl hy quitv 21 fvw svniors. At thc- intl-riiiissiorl. a group ol' four ss-niors composing 21 iilusical group cfullvd 'l'he Four,'. playa-cl sc-vvi'al mmihvrs in both thc- uioclm-rn and popular idiom. Rohm-rts Hall was all-corzilm-cl in 21 lim' fashion by a coiniiiittm- ol' -luniois. and ix-l'i'c-shriiviits vvc-rc' sa-1've'cl at thi' iiitcmiissioris. The- hosts for the' Prom wow Mr. Wvikcl. Mrs. Stvlano. and Mr. and M1's. Miller. I,f1.v! Row: riff! to riflzll Swi-rt. Chapin. J., Brzisslvr. Sixth Row: fleft In righfl 'l'n'xls'r. l,m-ihowit7. Gonlzllvl. IAUIJU7 Q Corbi-tt. All-rin'io. Nlilurzun, lfifrh Row: llrfl In liylilj llgunilton. Gzislcill. Riclvr. Pjipps. lfoilclilli-i'. Erlm. l,z1r'r'0tt. M21Illl'klI'Cll Ifourtli Rozix' fleft io righll Rzxisiq. Porn-sky. Estrin. Czmlzllvz. T., Smith. Northrup, Mziiiis. Vllllifll Row: Cleft to rightb Kohn. 'l'yss4-lzincl. lwvitiiii, Hivst. Sefmnrl Row: Llrft to fight! Zl'lllllli1Il. Lltlggilll. l i'm-n'zvi'. Slilvs. Pallim-l'i'. lSI'l'l'LlIIl2lIl. l'l2llll'l Brofl. Olson, lfimt Razr: flefl to riglitl Roclrigiu-1. Dnviclsrm NIan'Nznnz1i'u, Swan. Fluhn-rty. Pritchard, Spigvlinzxn. SUPHIJMIJHE CLASS Thx' Soplioinorvs wvrv umlvi' the lvacll-islxip ol' MHCIl8IIl21I'21. Miki' Rock. and Flahvrty wi-rs Bill Swan. pl'L'SlCl0l'ltI liill lJiGna1'cli. vicn'-pr'0siclL'I1t3 ini-xiihcrs of thc- class who won Varsity ll-ttws. Acu and Ilmiy Maci1z11i1z1i'a. tI'i'LlSlll'L'1', clvinicully, thc class had coiilplc-tccl 21 ya-in' ol' snccm-ss Thi' C'l21SSl13ClI'l'IJ!'CSi'INlfZ1tlYl'Slfl all of thc various ful work, and it should Continue to do thv sauna school activities. Mike Corbett. llavv Davison. 'lorry Calilnvr of work next year, 39 1,1151 Razr: llef! to riglltl BlO0lllt'l', lflivkingm-i'. Third Row: Neff In right! R1-vsv. lliinnnnl, Sm-lling. Second Row: lleft In Iighfl Rc-irh. 1,1-vy. Kzlyv. Ml'Mlllll'Il. Solivl. 'llll'fl'llll'12lll'I'. l ir.xl lfozlu' Neff to riyllil SI2lllil'k'l'. xvlllillll. Gross. Ml'Ml1l'l'1ly'. Daly. FHESHM!-W CLASS AND EIEHTH GRADE 'l'hc Fri-shnian Class I1l1IIll'7l'l'L'Cl slightly on-1' twvnty Sobel won lx'ttc'rs. Olhci' nicmhcrs of thc Class boys this yi-ar, whilv thi- 1-ighrh Qraclc- was coixiposc-cl i'm-cciwcl 4-ighth and ninth grzxdc awarcls and certifi- nf only two stuclm-nts. Czltvs. loin Mi'Ml1l'I'lly' won his Varsity li'tll,'l' in XN'ri'st- -Iohn and Gzirnm-tt Frvnfh r0p1'1'scntvLl thx- Cighth ling, whili- llurkc- Flickingi-r. 'lcrry Staiilllw. and -Ivssc grads-. 40 3lI1 Memoriam KIM AARON, an earnest student and a true friend, loved by all who knew him. 41 I-IIITIVITIES Second Row: fleft to righfl Vazquez. F4-inman. Mr. Davis. Chuvala. Auld. I ir.vt Rate: fleft to rightj Yinger, Alb:-rt. Maehat. Not in picture: Kerns. GRIFFIN STAFF The GRIFFIN editorial stall' this year consisted of Fritz Albert, Editor-in-Chiefg Syd Machat. Feature Editorg Enrique Vazquez, Sports Editor: Bob Kerns. Assistant Editorg Joel Feinman, Business Managerg Bob Chuvala, Art Editor: and David Yinger, Asso- ciate Editor. The GRIFFIN board of editors was appointed by Mr. Davis, advisor to the yearbook, at the beginning of the school year. The feature and sports writers were assigned articles throughout the year. The help of these feature and sports writers was essential to the publication of this yearbook. PEHKIUMENITE EIIITUHIAL BIJAHD Sf'lx07l!1 Row: flwft to Ifghlj .'X1bx'I't. cThllYZl12l. Auld, Mr'. Down-ll. First Row: Kleft to rightj Hvllm-wc-ll. Yillgvr. PHUFILE EUITUHIAL BIJAHIJ Left io ligllff Allmvrt, Yingcr. ChllY2llll. Sullivan, 45 SCIENCE CLUB W l'1l1lH'ff1 Rnzrrf fleff to riglzlgl Souclzmt. dhupin. R.. Millvr. If.. f:I'2lYTH'l'. W'olm-k. Bvrkowitz. Thirrl Roz: I tn rzghti f:l'K'lS2lIlll'I'. Rvivh. .xIl2lSIZlSiU, Hvllvwc-11, Nivitzlur. M2ll'llIll. Housvr, Mr. llrisko, Sfrmzrl Rozix' Clrft to righH C nslillo, IIN-bm-r. Crijulvzu. Ifilxl Row: lla!! to riyhfi cI0l1'Ill1lIl, CIZISIZIIIOII. Nor in flflffllfff Ynzquvz. DRAMA CLUB Lax! ICUIVI Clrft In right? Sullivan, RilS1'IllJ2lllIll. Ying:-r. Second Razr: llefr In righfi H1-1-lmvr. Chuvulzx. Yfolm-k, Brill- hnl. IIs-llm-vw-ll. Chapin. B., Cin-isu11u'1'. Wulf. Mvitvh-x'. Auld. lfirxl linux' tlefl In riglzii Montguzm-ry. ML'C:l1'1l2lIliI. 46 HLEE EL B .gggg . Q'Q ' l W AG. E5 .Rx A 2 lmft In right: firipp--11. Xuld. Gzxrrm-tt, Mriflm-llgxml, llwlml-r. BZIVIIIIIZIII. Iwo, flflilllhillll. c:l'4'iS2Hllf'l'. Mrmtumm-ry Schwurtv. Brillhnrl. YYulpvxK. Suuclnnt. I 1'im'rIu1:11x. I lic'kinum-r, Pin-ru-. vvilllllll. .Xmlm-rs. R. Chznpirl. f:I'ilIIll'I', P11-es. THE YEUMEN W mm up ww .S'f'nt1'1l'.' fgllillfhiilll. .S'Irn1zlir1y.' Jlffl In liglzll f:I'iI7IJK'Il. MCJlllQiJllll'l'f'. llzlllmsm. f:ll'iSLlIIll'1', Br'illh.n't. Nlrfllvllzxml, Hzxrh urm YN'ulpm-rl l'1liL'kiYl v1 fvlmwx Sl'hNN lI'Il cllwlllltl' Pr xx 4. . Q- . . .. '. I7 STAMP CLUB Lal! In ziglzlf N'Il'Ml1lll'I1. Mm-itllvr. I'ilik'kiIl21'l'. Kuyv. BBIBBE CLUB fllllflillyf Mr. Slllilll. I'14'iIHIlLlIl. .S'w1!ml.' 4lf'fl In IIQIIIN IIQIT, CIUMQQIII, F,sI1'i11. Craig. Rzlisig. flrwldcrll, S1llll4'l'4 Isro P-1-8 Q I if 'N'-'N-. SPIRIT III, B xi 131151: lffl In ll-Qhf' Bl4l1xlrXX'ill, Klmxru. Yximluw, P11-xx. N1UllI2UIlll'IY Ifffxf lfmr: flwfl lu riglzlw YN'ul111-lx In ll. Illxl'llIlIl. llink. Rixkm, ,Xul IH jzlflunt' X.lllllIl'l. VAHSIT CLUB J.. 1 2 ,pw -..-sv' f- -7' y--ni 'pai' V - '-'-5 lmt lm... wlffl In 7I lIf lxullm. klilllw, Rzuqlu. Rum, Ihgnw. fXIrm14-. Xfnw, HIIINYI, l'lllII1t'l. :X1l'fIlt'H1lIIil, x14'll!ll , , , - , . lhllll B2lL'hIIl'lI1 f'1XYl'UII R1 Swv:-I. Srv11LI.u1I, Mr. l'lllIUIl. Mfmlfl lufzw: 'l1ffl!'7lQllf NNHYI11-lt. linchllr-. NIUIIIQHIIHIN l xx x . tlllcm Xulri, Hmlwl. l'1Ml lifmf fr!! In rrglzl' l,mH1u, fnllrutvlxu, KJINILIIIUII. l,ll1.1lx.u. .MM III f7IIlIIIN.' I'.xl1114-lv, llnlnvtx I 1 mkxl TX1.lL'hLll. X gmgm 1, W THE FUUPE' Frank Bailey. bass: Dick Crippz-rx, sax: Syd Machat. guitar: Jay MFcilL'l121UCi. drums. Sitting in: Jack Dcckvr. piano 50 SPUHTS Bark Rozc: fleft to rightl Coach Jaffc, Manager Cutt-nstm-in. Managvr Diyis. Ht-ad Managvr Rose-ncrautz. Managvr Fogvl. rlvhiflll Row: Cleft to rightb Mr. Fulton. Krauss, lft-ttcrinan. Barlow, Griffiths. Bono. Mc'Clt't'. Bt-rnstvin. Kulp. Coach Dctar. Second Row: ffef! lo righlj Macnaniara. Lawrvncv, Hunt. Gawronski. Jacobs. Sivlski. Rosvndalm-, Rado. Fin! Row: fleft to rightl liist-lla. Fulnu-r. Ht-islcr. W'arcsak, W'hitakt-r. Diinas. Bailcy. Fink. V HSITY PUUTB LL This ycar's football tt-ani was coniposcd of niany ncw boys. With only two rcturning lcttt-rnicn, Mr. .Iallc probably compost-cl thc grt-att-st football tt-ani in thc history of Pt-rkionicn School, Thc tc-ani won thrcc- ganics and lost only ont: The Indians won tht-ir first ganic of thc season by boating Lawrcnccvillt- for the- first Illllix in the- school's history. In thc sccond half. .Iinnny Ulhitakcr. a ncwcozncr from Pottsvillt- High School. and prob- ably thc grt-atc-st halfback to t-vcr wcar a Pt-rkioincn uniform. rt-turncd a Lawrcnccvillc punt 80 yards for tht' only scort' of tht- ganic. In our sccond ganic wc dcfcatcd Horde-ntown Military lnstitutc 12-U to und thc opponcntls 15-game' winning streak, ln tht- fourth quartcr. with tht- scorn' tit-tl U-fl, wc scorvd two touchdowns. -Iiin lVl1lfLllil'I' passcd to star cnd Bob Barlow for thc first touch- down. A fcw ininutcs latcr. -Iininiy duplicattfd his fantastic punt rcturn against Lawrcnct-villc. scoring our sccond touchdown. Our third schcdulcd game- against Ncw York Mili- tary Acadciny and our fourth scheduled ganic against Wyoming Scniinary wcrc canccllcd btfcausc of a flu cpiclvniic. Our nt-xt ganic, against Williainson Trade. was a rcpctition of our first two ganics. As tht- final gun soundcd. tht- scorchoard showcd 26 for Ps-rkionicn and 7 for VVilliL1II1SOI1 Tradc. The Pt-rkioincn touch- downs wt-rc scorcd by Wlhitakcr. Dick Lisclla. Gcorgc Fulnicr. and Barlow on a pass from XN'liitakvr. Our fourth ganic of thc scason was a he-artbrcaking loss to Valley Forgc. 7-6. Our only touchdown was scon-d on a 50 yard pass by Harry Fcttcrinan to jini XN'hitake-r. Ncxt scason Coach -Iaffc is looking forward to an undt-fcatvd scason. Ht' will hayc such boys as Tony Gawronski. Gcorgc Fulnit-r. Dick Lisclla. Bob liar- low. Lcroy Hcislcr. .lim Jacobs. Daryl Krauss. Hugh Lawrt-ncc. -Icrry Nlacnainara. Ed Sit-lski. and Frank ix'at-t-Sak back. Mr. 'Iaffc is also t-xpccting grt-at things from football stars David Millt'i'. Ht-nry Chap- in. liill Swan. and John Garrctt. L10-C1.XP'l'. WARESACIK 101 -H I WN HII NK R MANAGERS FOGEI. AND ROSENKRANTZ I' y we Q '4.+, 9 M'Wr'f? H2 M Q '2wS?e A 'WW' 'QQ f 2558: v 3 N. ,. yy. Q, . A , 2. . . New , XXX :ENN Q Q V22- A 'AQ sf ., . my A if Q X r ,S ' Z s l Last Row: Cleft to rightj Jeflieris. Press. Coach Fulton. Heist. Thin! Row: Cleft to rightl Manicardi, Smith. F.. Brassler. Norcross, Leyitan. Greisamer. Leibowitz. Kreyling. Second Row: fleft to rightj Flaherty. Cleeves. Frankel, Chapin. Millman. Reese. Coleman. Freed. Miller. Smith. R. Ifirxt Row: llefl to rightl Brillhart. Steiar. Miller. D. QI.. Huesman. Tysseland. Rudnick. Cochran. Kohn, Swan. and Garrett. JUNIUH VARSITY FIJUTBALL This year the football team had a very good season. Although it did have a losing season. the -l.V.'s scored for the first time in 3 years. and won a game for the first time in 5 years. This year's team was made up mostly of Sopho- mores who were young and inexperienced. The team had a very tough season in that they met Hill School and many other very experienced teams. ln spite ol' these drawbacks. the team played their hardest and kept their spirit high at all times. In their opening game against Bishop Kenriek the were outelassed and lost 26-U. However. they won the next game by a score of l9-6. The team played excellent football throughout the whole game. starting ofl' with a touchdown in the first three minutes and dominating the rest of the game with their excellent punting. hlocking, and running. After two games heing cancelled on account ol' the Asiatic Flu. the -I.V.'s lost their last game of the season to Hill in a 12-7 hearthreaker when their winning touch- down was called hack. 15-YEAH-ULD 13' UIJTBALL ' s . U' ,Q , . W ti. ss .ff pw ' 0' Al' if T 1 5:25 A :iff W . ' 1 f X I , .. ::a...2:2a S: ,gf gy .. Z. ff, la zy , Q . Q' Q TZ W .Q gf' , tg A, V if X 'ix M W' N 'K V . 75 7 462, M f ,5Ej:,.-.,,. u K X, 5 I Lux! Row: fleff to rightl Coaches Paseucei and Schweiigel. Third' Razr: flefl to rightl Newkirk. Biggs, Brofl. Stark. Hannam. Phipps. Heehner. Second Row: Hefz In rightl Cohen. Kaye. Stauflier. Glazier. lsrofl, Milgrain. l ir.t't Razr: flefl fo righlb Levy. Gross. McIVIurray. Spiegelman. Alonso. Aaron, and Day. Strlnrling: tiff! In riyhll liatlnnan. Citi-ialva. Castillo. Rios. Blair. Aultl. Grantham. Dt'llingt'r. l.illllIH'I'. Coarh Light. lfmnf Iftllil' tlff! tt: liglilt Binsri. ll0llSt'l. ifastanon. fll'llIlSlt'lIl. XVLIYIIIIVX. lhaw, V HSITY SUEIIEH .'Xl'tt'i' having tliopptxl tht'ii' st'ason opt'nt'i' to tht Girard Ciollvgt' ll tt'an1 hy a st'oi't' oli 'l-l. tht' llt'1'kio- I Illt'Il sot't't'l' tt'an1 I1lt'I tht' Hill Sfhool at lottstown. Slnft' lf?-l7. l,l'l'lil0IIll'll liatl nt'x't'i' ht'att'n noi' t1t'tl Hill. hut this yl'21l'. howt'x't't'. tht' ganit' t'ntlt'tl in a I3-fl tit'. with Yllonnny l.2lllllll'l'. Vivtoi' Cli'i4ialx'a. and cll'Slll Castillo svoiing ont' goal apit't't'. On c,t'l0lJl'l' 12th l,l'l'lilOllll'l1 playt'tl its thirtl t'on- st't'ntiyt' away ganit' against lilaii' .'Xt'aclt'n1y. 'l'l1t' ln- tlians got oll' to a stit't't'ssl'til start in tht' lirst pt'i'iotl ,.. , . . as Cfriialya antl Castillo st'oi't'tl ont' goal t'at'h. .fXltt'i' tht- hall. Ctastlllo st'ort'tl latt' in tht' thntl pt'i'1otl antl in tht' lioiitth pt'1'iotl, llt'i'lt st'oi't'tl ont't' t'aily on a short shot hy Clrijalya. antl hy Castillo. his thiitl t'onntt't ol tht' tlay. Final st'ort': l,l'l'lxlUllll'Il 5. lilaii' ll. Again playing lilaii on Nox't'niht'i' fith. tht' lntlians got till to a good start, Within tht' lirst ll'lI't'l' lIllllllIl'S ol play, Victor fliiialya opt'nt'tl tht' scoring with a pass lioni tht' right otttsitltg cll'S1ll' Castillo. Fixt' tninntt's latt'i'. flrijalya th'ihhlt'tl tlnongh tht' lilaii' tlt'lit'nst' antl tallit-tl his st't'ontl goal ol' tht' clay. lilaifs lont' st'oi't' t'2lIllt' in tht' st't'ontl tlna1'tt'r ol' tht' ganitz On NlTX't'Illl7ttl' Fl. tht' tt'an1 playt'tl at Mt'r't't'i'shtn'g, ln tht' st't'ontl lllllll'll'l'. x4l'l'l't'l'SlJlll'Q st'oi't'tl twit't'. ont't' on a pvnalty kick, Pt'I'lilUlllt'll st'oi't'tl in tht' st't'ontl tlt1a1'tt'i on a solo th'ix't' hy t'1'Illtxl'-lAOlNN'llIll Victor Urijalva. Final st'oi't': Nlt't't't'i'shtn'g 2. l't'rkioint'n l. Un Nox't'niht'i' lfi. tht' lntlian hoott'i's n1t't LvI'9lIlllS- 'l.V. at hon1t'. flii-ialx'a st'ort'tl lt'ss than lil'tt't'n st't'ontls al'tt'1' tht' opvning whistlt: l,att'1' in tht' saint' pt't'iotl. Castillo st'oit'tl from his tight-wing position. .Xl Clas- tanon st'oit'tl t'a1'ly in tht' thiitl illl2llllL'I' for his st't'ontl goal ot' tht' st'ason. antl Citi-ialxa st'oi't'tl again in tht' st't'ontl hall. Final 5l'UI't'1 llt'I'lilOIIlt'Il 'l. Lirsintis ll. Un tlit- 15th ol' NUYl'IlllN'l'. spirit pi'ox't'tl to ht' tht' tlt't'itling l'at'toi' as an l1llCl1'l'llOQ lJl'I'lil0IIll'Il tt'ani st1tit't'zt'tl tlnongh a I-U x'it'toi'y. Ui'i,ialx'a st'o1't'tl tht' only goal. Howt'yt'l'. tht' unsung llt'llU ol tht' Qanit' was lonnny l.atin1t'i who st't up tht' goal with a lJt'I'lit'l'l pass in lront ol tht' goal hox. 'XD-C ZOACII I,IGII'l' ASS'I'.-CZOACI I SCI IM SOKICIER S'I'A'I'IS'I'IlIS Pwljrmzwff Uffjfmiliml I Clirzlrcl CUIII-gl' Ii ,. 'I fi IIiIl .......,...... IS 5 Iilzlir . . ll 2 Iilzxir .,.... I I Mi'I'i'1'l'5I3lll'2 . . 2 'I LIINIIIIIS .. II I I'I2lX'l'I'I-OIII . . . U I7 III CO CIAXIYII lI.XS'I'.'XNON CIO-lIAI l'. GRl'NS'I 37 Pa-rkiomn-n rushes Tfrsinus j.Y.'s. A Grijalva scorn iajunst H111 Playrr Goal.: Grijalva .. . . 9 Castillo . . . . . 5 Castanon . . . . . 2 Latimvr .. .. 1 .IUNIUH VARSITY SUIIIIEH Stanrling: Qleft to righfj Smith. D., Chapin. B.. Lopvz. Maw, Fondilla-r. lflukmgnr Coshlsr Nndnrs Svhwartz. Erb. and Coach Schmidt. lfimt Row: fleft to rightj Pirnik, Sullivan, Qdbflfl ROKIFIQLIQI Mafhit Yukm- and Swvvt. 59 .S'!n11rlir1g: llwfl In riglilt XYill1-. So111l1111t. Mill1-1'. CI. l 1'11f lflllll' llwfl In lllijllfl 011-11111-i111 Mosh-1', K1-1'11s. Moon-. Yul- lIl1lll EHU55 EU TRY 'l'his y1'2ll' lIlllf'lit'll tl11- lint ti1111- tl111t l'l'0SS-1'UlIIllI'y llUIIll'l'Ollllll2 lllllgllllll Zlllll il 1111-1-t witl1 Cfh111'1'l1 F111111 1111111-111-1-1l 011 tl11- l,t'llilOlIlt'Il 111l1l1-ti1' Sl'lll'Cll1lt'. N11-. Sflltlill. ltlllll lY11t1'l1o1'11 wus tl11- 1'o111'l1 ol' tl11- 111-w x1l11111l. 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Barlow, Megee. and Manager John- son. Fimt Razr: tleft to rightj Coach Suchar. Vazquez. Leslie. Fink. Fetterman, Orensts-in, Rios. and Coach Jaffe. SPIHITEIJ IIAEEH5 HIT 12-2 HEIIIJHH Team Wim lax! ll games. Perkiomenis fabulous five finished the 1957-1958 basketball season with the best record in the school's history. The team compiled a record of 13 wins and 2 losses. The 'Jaffe menu had the longest winning streak in our records, winning its last ll games. With the team built around high scorer Dick Hunt, Coach Jaffe constructed team unity and a winning spirit. The team had five excellent back court men: Jose Rios, Henry Vazquez, Dave Orenstein, jim Leslie. and Dick Fink. In the forecourt were Bob Barlow, Steve Mitchell, Barry Fetterman, Frank Bailey, and Ed Mosier. The highlight of the season was our stunning vic- tory over the Hill School team. Led by jim Leslie and Richard Hunt the Perkiomen cagers avenged last year,s defeat by the score of 54-49. Other bright moments during the basketball cam- paign were our two victories over Valley Forge. Hav- ing received a football loss by Valley Forge, the boys were out for revenge. This high scorer in each of these games was Dick Hunt, who tossed in 30 points in the first game and 24 points in the second game. He was helped by ex-football stars Barry Fetterman. Hal Megee, Richard Fink, and Robert Barlow. Another star of our first victory over Valley Forge was Jose Rios, who scored 15 points. Next year the team will be looking forward to an even greater season with juniors jim Leslie and Jose Rios forming the nucleus. COACHES JAFFE AND SITCHAR VARSITY BASKETBALL Perkiomen Oppoxition 34 Temple Prep .........,... 66 80 Penn State Qgontx Center . 47 62 Pope Pius X .......... 32 57 Temple Prep .,... 70 60 St. Francis Prep . . . 53 65 Girard College .... . , 46 77 Valley Forge ............. 47 76 Penn State Ogontz Center . 57 67 NN'illiaInson Trade . . . . 43 69 Blair .,........... 43 75 Admiral Farragut .... 53 54 Hill .............. 49 81 Wlyoming Seminary 67 71 Valley Forge ..... 64 70 W'yoming Seminary 53 998 790 Player Hunt . . . Leslie . NIL-get .. Fetterlnan Rios ,... Orenstein ISASKETBALL STATISTICS Total Pls. Azz pw game . . . 291 19.40 I 15 9.58 . . . 138 9.20 . . 117 8.357 l I7 8.357 . . . 77 6.40 'q..,! CO,CA P l'. I?E'l I'ERMAAN CO-CA PT. ORENSTEIN MEGEE MITCHELI. W PINK VAZQUEZ HUNT ORENSTEIN MOSIER BAILEY lfE'I l'ER1vIAN 63 .IUNIIJB VABSITY BASKETBALL Thin! Rnzr, Left to Right: Brxlsslvr. Coach Suvhur. Semrzrf Raw: M2ll'IlIlll12ll'2l, Clhzxpin. M1'K4'4-. Clhzlppm-ll, I'i1.xl Roni IIlll'SIll2lIl. Striur. jzlfubs. J4'..v1'iS. 15-YEAB-IJLB BASKETBALL Slnnrling: Llfft to righ!H Hznmnm. Mc'Mullm-n. Lopvz, Mr'. YYzm'horn. Kohn. 1.1-xitzln. Kxys-. lx'rweIing.' flfff to rr htb 'I'in-fznxxthzxlvr. Ciohvn, Z1-idmzm. G4 Standing: Cleft to rightl Coach Burdan. Grunstein. Thaw. Bodine, Kerns, Lawrence, Flaherty. Waresak, Wolpert. Machat, Coach Fulton. First Row: Cleft to rightj Manager Meitzler. McMurray. Palmere. Castanon, Reck. Davidson, Frankel. VARSITY WRESTLING Coach George Fulton greeted four lettermen among fifty candidates for this year's wrestling squad. Working with many inexperienced men. Mr. Fulton did a fine job in guiding the team to a fine winning season. In the Episcopal tournament in March the Perkiomen grapplers finished fifth. This year's team was captained by Alfonso Castanon. Al was in his fourth season on the team and his second as its captain. Once again. he compiled an outstanding record and ended his career here at Perkiomen with a third place finish in the Inter-Ac tournament. The first match of the season saw Perkiomen lose to an experienced Penn Charter team by the score of 29-18. Rich Frankel, Mike Reck. Jim Davison. and Dick Bodine spear- headed the Perk cause with victories. Captain Castanon wrestled to a draw with Penn Charter's captain Jeff Corson. Episcopal Academy was the first victim of the season as Perk triumphed 30-25. Frank Waresak. a first year man. won the match with a pin in the final bout after the Indians had lost an early lead. This victory was a mild upset and helped to boost the team's morale for the touch matches ahead. After Christmas vacation. Perk returned to the mat and defeated Blair 29-13. The margin of victory was a pleasant surprise for the visitors. Dave Davison and Hugh Lawrence pinned their opponents to lead the winners. Haverfordls defending champions were next on the Perkiomen schedule. The team had high hopes of upsetting the kingpins but experience was too much in the opponents favor and the final score was 27-16. Castanon scored the only pin for Perk. Two tremendous victories followed the Haverford defeat as the boys bounced back strongly. Germantown Friends fell 46-5 and Malvern Prep absorbed a 37-9 shellacking. A number of first period pins featured the two landslide wins. Vince Palmere made his varsity debut against the Friends a successful one with a quick pin. Bob Kerns and Kip Thaw downed Germantown opponents in the first stanza also. Waresak scored the fastest pin of the season against Malvern in 35 seconds. Castanon and Davison also needed less than a minute to down their opponents. Girard College put an end to the victory streak by downing Perkiomen 29-9. Castanon. Waresak, and Lawrence provided the home fans with their only cheering opportuni- ties as experience proved too much of an obstacle to the Indians. Valley Forge could not match Perk for overall strength and dropped a 33-16 decision. Palmere. Bodine, Lawrence, and Waresak all won on pins as the winners rolled to victory. One sour note clouded the afternoon however. Captain Castanon's chance for an undefeated season was smashed by a Valley Forge wrestler who used a weight advantage to gain the victory. George School felt the sting of the Indians hatchcts and fell 33-11. Palmere and Castanon led Perk with pins. but all of the boys gave a good account of themselves as Per- kiomen scored their second consecutive victory. Wyoming Seminary visited Perkiomen and went home with a 29-10 defeat, Palmere, Bodine. and Waresak pinned their men. This was one of the outstanding performances of the season for the entire team and enabled the winning streak to stretch to three straight. Bryn Athyn did not allow the Perkiomen team to finish the season in winning style as they whipped the Indians 40-8. Al Castanon ended his dual meet career with a pin in the third period. Our Inatmen placed fifth in the Inter-Ac tournament. Dick Bodine placed second in the 127 pound class, losing his final match on a referee's decision. Frank Waresak was also defeated in the finals by the defending heavyweight champion. Other awards were won by Al Castanong third at 133. Rich Frankelg fourth at 112. Mike Reckg fourth at 120. Jim Davison: fourth at 138. and Les Wolpertg fourth at 175. With eleven lettermen scheduled to return and some prom- ising wrestlers up from the junior varsity, Mr. Edgerton can look forward to a wonderful season when he returns next year. Mr. Fulton will be proud to turn over the reins to Mr. E. Six seniors leave the varsity squad. They are: Al Cas- tanon. Bob Kerns, Kip Thaw. Syd Machat. Jim Houser and Mike Grunstein. KERNS MACHAT CASTANON GRUNSTI-:IN THAW 66 Davison Flops 1Yyuming Cozwhcs Burdun and Fulton with Captain Clustzlnon, WRES'1'I,lNC RECORDS Al c.dStdI1UI1 15.5. 1.18 .18 161111111 Wllrc-silk----1In-zn'ywm'ig11t 36 0 Daw- Davison----120, 133. 138 28 0 Divk Bodine- 127. 133 27 0 Hugh I,z1wrz-m's- - 15-1. 165 21 0 Rivh 1 I'2lIl1i1'1f 103. 112. 120 22 0 Vinum- PIl1IIl4'l'l' 95. 103 20 8 Kip Thaw 1-15 20 0 Mikv Rvvk- 112. 120 17 0 1,4-s 1Yo1pe-rt---151, 165. 175 I-1 0 jay 1 12l11l'1f1y' 15-1. 165. 175 115 3 Tom Mac'Murrz1y--95. 1011 11 0 B011 Kvrns---1118 8 13 Tm-fry Tyssvlaml 120 6 6 Syd Marhnt 120 3 3 .lim 1'1OllSl'I 71'1'5 0 11 Mika- C1I'l1IlS11'1I1' ---' 175 0 8 Lvroy Ilvisler 165 0 0 Bodinv Pins 1x1yUIIl1Il2 Tommy 142ll1ll1l'1'-- 1-15 0 0 JUNIUH VARSITY WRESTLING Sfllfldiflgf Uef! to rightr Cloavh Burdan. Rodriquc-2. Fondillc-r. Housi-r. Managm-r Corbvtt. und Coavh Fuhon. int lc'ozz': Neff to rightl S0131-1. Gross, Tyssn-11mc1. and Polin. 67 Var. Pts. j.V. Pts. Ttl. Rm-foul ' ' 0 10 'P 'P '7 's f 10-1-0 9-.1-0 9-1-0 6-5-1 6-6-0 6-'S-0 4-5-1 -1- 3-1 5-7-0 -1-5-0 15-7-0 5-'3-0 -1-2-0 ---1-0 . -4-0 2-4-0 0-1-0 0-1-0 Most Most Most Most Likely to Succeed Intelligent Thoughtful Respected Best Looking Best Dressed Best Athlete Most Most Most Most Gentlemanly Versatile Popular Sincere Wittiest First to Get Married Biggest Woman-Hater Has Best Line Most Studious Most Grimly Efhcient Biggest Chimney fSmokerj Biggest Griper Most Drag with Faculty Most Dragged by Faculty Class Politician Biggest Bluifer Most Talkative Most Dramatic Never on Time Most Unconscious Done the Most for Perkiomen For whom Perkiomen has done the most Has done Perkiomen for the most CLASS PULL lst Choice MARLOW MACHAT BAILEY HUNT GRUNSTEIN F. ALBERT HUNT BAILEY FINK FINK STROUD CHUVALA WOLF F. MILLER CORDELL CRAMER CRAMER F. 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