Perkiomen School - Griffin Yearbook (Pennsburg, PA)

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K ?E The Griffin 1 909 PUBLI HED BY TH SENIOR CLASS ll L F PERKIOMEN SEMINARY JUNE I909 PENN BUR PA Q6 BE 50th Volume of The Griffin 1 95 9 Dedication At Perkiolnen there is a man who has more sons than he can count. Literally hundreds of boys are deeply grateful that they have had the wonderful guidance of this man. What he has done can never he expressed in words, for it is an achieve- ment in spirit and love. He has devoted himself to raising men. To you, Smitty. we the class of 1959 dedicate this yearbook. Your warm heart, your penetrating laugh. and your radiant goodness will not he forgotten. Message from the Headmaster The Class of '59 has written an enviable chapter in the long history of Perkiomen School. It is the consensus of the Faculty and Administration that this class has set a standard of achievement and student responsibility beyond that of any senior class of the last eight years. ln developing and accepting responsibilities for the welfare of all, in the extra-curricular and chapel programs, in the proctoring of dormitories, and in many other facets of the school program, these young men have been remarkably competent. They have not been re- luctant to let it be known that they are here to be educated, and they have set an admirable standard for all underclassnien to follow. The influence of the Class of '59 on the campus has been wholesome and beneficial throughout the year: it is an example that will be diflicult for succeeding classes to duplicate. They have learned to discipline themselves for the task ahead, and we are confident that they will establish new records of achievement to add to the long list of noteworthy accomplishments by Perkiomen graduates. As they leave our halls, our good wishes go with each young man into his field of service. No matter what line of endeavor this yearis graduate chooses to follow, we know that he will make the positive contribution so essential to success in this con- stantly changing era of scientific discovery. To the Class of 1959 Dear Class of 1959. l would like to tell you that it has been an honor and a pleasure serving as advisor in your senior year. Yours has been one of the finest classes graduating from this school, and l hope that other classes will follow your example as well as you have established it. I can only say that if you keep up the good work you have so far hegun, nothing can go wrong. The experience of working with you has convinced me not to believe those critics who say American youth is going to the dogs. There are too inany among you who are going to do big things someday! Yours sincerely, S. Y. EDGERTON. 4 FA CULTY AND ADMINISTRATION 'N X ! , X , , ' ,X , A , QJ 'J ! ff - ' , V, I RALPH J. HOSSMAN, A.B Dartmouth College Harvard University Director of Courses T. FENNER LYTLE, B.S. Kutztown State Teachers College Lehigh University Dean Physics 6 WALTER K. BEATTIE. B.A. University of Pen nsylvania English Dramatics JOHN R. DOWELL, A.B. Saint Mary's University JAMES H. DAVIS, A.B., M.A. University of North Carolina University of Paris French and Spanish Advisor to the Griffin and Profile Advisor to foreign students Pe! peeve: Alnsences f'o'v1 classes. Pe! saying: Hit the books. DAVID DETAR, B.S. United States .Vlilitary Academy Admissions Public Relations SAMUEL EDGERTON, JR., MRS. ,IOSEPHINE FERRER, A.B., M.F.A. English University of lllinois Perkiomenite University of Pennsylvania Pen peeve: Students who dmv, study, Pennsylvania Avademy of Fine PPI saying: Whufs your problem? Arts PP! pefwe: Pulled musvlev. Pet saying: Come un, you guys! 7 School Nurse Meadville City Hospital Allegheny College Duquesne University Pet peeve: Mulingererx. Pet saying: No, we dnn'l give xlumpsl s 53.1, 'gag If A If 335 ' Aja. A -: , 2. 3 ':e-2: lx, '. R.N. green GEORGE T. FULTON, B.s. l Temple University Director of Athletics Science and History DONALD F. U. GOEBERT, A.B. Dartmouth College Social Studies FREDERICK D. GRANADOS, A.B. Lehigh University Coach of Wrestling Biology Heggngmf Mathematics Depart- Pet peeve: Overweight wrestlers. Coach of Swimming Pet sa in : 0.K., k ack it ff! P :P ' d ly Y K 'L 0 vii Sfiifgf iiilngfffflteie messy! MRS. BETTY F. WILLIAM F. HRISKO, B.S. MARVYN D. JAFFE, HILDENBRAND, R.N. A.B., M.A. Muhlenberg College Temple University School of Bloomsbwg State Teachers Muhlenberg College Nursing College Lehigh University Assistant School Nurse Lehigh University English P : T ll ' PS: gxiifg: .guy liihlems Head of Science Department Coach of Football and Chemistry Basketball Science Pet peeve: Students who do not develop their vocabulary. Pet peeve: Clumsiness in Lab. lie' saying: Pm 'no' always 'lin' but P t I Y I thx k I, ffl flellef Ulflflllg. C B-Bylllgi UM B0 C lil Ill .L b t t P P fl ding, u wui until you get into college! 8 MISS SANDRA KRAUSE I MISS MARGUERITE KRAUSS MRS. FLORA LEWEY, . t . AB. M.A Secre ary Allentown Business College ' Assistant to Financial Secretary Columbia University Pc! pccve: Unauthorized dormitory mail- Remedial Reading men. . I Pet saying: You better make it a good Pei Peevei Chewing gum 'md mental U one! ertm. Pet saying: Boys, listen to the sounds! FRANK B. LIGHT, A.B., M.A. MRS. EMILY MCLAUGHLIN JOSEPH PENNA Ursinus College Franris Steitler School Milan Conservatory, Italy University of Pennsylvania Librarian Music Head of the History Depart. Pe! peeve: Overdue books. Lalifl Pet saying: Quiet please! Inent Economics Coach of Soccer Pet peeye: Hot classrooms. Pet saying: You people dont thunk! 9 JOHN S. ROBERTS. A.B. Princeton University English Perkiomenite HENRY C. SMITH, A.B., M.A. Swarthmore College University of Pennsylvania lllinois University Poitiers University, Franre Assistant Director of Courses Head of Foreign Language Department Coach of Tennis Bridge Club Pc! pez-ve: Heavv snow.v1urrn.v. vm saying: on No! WAYNE ROTHENBERGER. BS., MS. Cornell University Financial Secretary Secretary of Board of Trustees Supervisor of Maintenance Force Pet pecvc: Sturlents who jump u1'ro.v,v the school hedges. Pet saying: Get out and rlon'l Home bavlr until Saturday! MRS. MARION STEFANO Cedar Crest College School of Hostesses Dining Room Hostes Student Wirrk Comlnittm- Pet pn-eve: Late' wuilers. Pet saying: Hil ' 1 KARL F. SCHWENCEL. AB. Hanover College Biology General Science Pet pee-ve: Stupid questions PPI saying: Tough dans! NATHANIEL STERNER. A.B., M.Ed. College of Wooster Texas Christian University Mathematics Pez pt-eve: Smrteniv who .viz with Iwi than four legs of the chair on the four. Pe! saying: Button up! lO JOSEPH T. SUCHAR. BS. MRS. MARY SUTCLIFFE Kutztown State Teachers Secretary to Mr. Roberts College Pvt pecve: A telephone. Nlathernatics Pet saying: Hello, Perkiomrn Svlmnll ,l.V. Basketball Pet peeve: Tipping hack on chairs in the claxxloam. JOHN TALBOTT, A.B.. MA. Yale University University of Pennsylvania Histoiy Art Coach of Baseball Pet peeve: Television. Pet saying: Uxe your hemll FRED TRIMBLE, B.A., B.D. University of Delaware Princeton Theological Seminary School Chaplain Algebra History Pet prove: Lrlle zipplirationx for lmrxrrlx. Pet saying: All righl, lmrk r rnomxl 1-ull vvur 1-ge 11 GREGORY SUTCLIFFE, JR., A.B Muhlenberg College French and Spanish Latin Debating Clulm Pet pnevez B refl kl f1.vi . Pet saying: Cer ou! a large pieve o paper! JOHN WATCHORN, A.B. Lafayette University Mathematics Coach of Cross Country Pet pt-eve: lllngical nrgumentx. Pet saying: Page and numlv-rl MRS. RITA WOODRUFF MRS. VIRGINIA GASKILL MRS. ELEANORE ROBERTS Secretary to Director of Assistant, Alumni Office Oberlin College Courses HARRIE G. BURDAN, A.B. Gettysburg College Assistant to Alumni Office Civics and History Assistant Coach of Wrestling Pet peeve: Sloppy dresser. Pet saying: Are you playing Cop? Denison University Bucknell University Alumni Secretary Publications RICHARD F. WEIKEL, B.S., M.A. University of Pennsylvania Lehigh University Kutztown State Teachers College Assistant to the Treasurer Coach of Track SENIORS 'N X V A 'Y X f .' X 7 Sx.xk '!f , 1 l 1 X 5 1 1 N ' If, -, f f ,rf f 1 J r I, 7 - 7 - :QQ , g 62,85- . V-2 13 RALPH ANASTASIO cHoPs A real nice. quiet guy-smart and hard working . . . Loves pinochle, hearts, and girls-Hates homework and bad sports . . . Favorite Subjects-Biology and Chem- istry . . . wants to study pre-med at Harvard University . . . Says he'll never forget Roberts Hall and those lovely eve- nings watching television with Frances. Football Manager 113. Baseball Man- ager 113. Science Club 12, 33, Dra- matics Club 13, 43, Bridge Club 143. DAVID BACHMAN Better known as Bocky Bock . . . likes water sports and automobiles but does not like the absence of a car at school . . . has definitely cornered the market on car washing at Perk . . . likes math and may even become a teacher . . . he will remember and be remembered for tearing down the barn on the Hill . . . the night owl . . . an aversion for work, but a great one for errands . . . enjoys the automatic washer in a certain dorm. Clee Club 11, 2, 3, 43, Yeomen 12, 33, Soccer Manager 11, 2, 33. STEPHEN BARNETT One of the Kehs Hall boys . . . drives a hot Plymouth . . . belongs to Mr. Hrisko's star sixth period chemistry class . . . in February Steve fell asleep in the barber chair and lost all his long hair . . . good French student . . . wants to take up business at F and M or Gettys- burg . . . would like to have more week- ends. Spring Tennis 13, 43, Bowling 13, 43. 14 ROBERT BARLOW anon Hikes from up town every day with Mike Bligh . . . sports a 1957 Chevy and a beautiful blonde . . . enjoys good times and popular music . . . Bolfs motto is 'gAll work and no play makes Bob a dull boy . . . Delaware will be considering another candidate for engineering . . . very quiet except when he is challenged to an argument . . . Delaware county is the tops . . . Mr. Lytle's target . . . foot- ball is a business to Bob . . . excellent chapel speaker. Football 13, 43, Baseball 13, 43, Basket- ball 133. ROBERT E. BARTON Toys The Rloomsburg hot-rod . . . one of the South Cottage boys . . . likes to read Hot-rod magazines and talk about girls . . . favorite subjects are math and art . . . hopes to go to Williamsport Institute of Technology to study Automobile En- gineering . . . says he won't forget groups. j.V. Basketball 141. Tennis 141. JOHN SHERMAN BATES nim'rr:s John is a member of Deans Hall . . . hc dislikes getting up in the morning and the chaos in the kitchen . . . remembers Perk for his four years as a waiter and German class . . . after graduation John plans to take up forestry at Syracuse. Track Manager 131. 141. Cross Country 'Nlanager 131, 141. ENRIQUE LUIS BLANCO Puerto Rican boy known as Henry . . . rolled in a foot of snow for five minutes with only a pair of pants on-for 3755.00 . . . real crazy boy . . . one of the big four in South Cottage . . . always fooling around with Pilloni . . . ls this food? . . . hates anything to do with books . . . loves meat and cheese hoagies . . . de- merit champion . . . sights set on a busi- ness career and University of Puerto Rico. l.V. Soccer 141. Swimming 141. Hase- hall 13. 41. 15 DAMRONG BINSRI Two letterman known as joe . . . excels in checkers and ping pong . . . a whiz at French and math . . . Ok. boy . . . a South Cottage boy . . . winner Most Valuahle Player tennis trophy during his Junior year . . . two tennis trophies in two summer school sessions . . . number 1 man . . . champion center halfback on the Doc's soccer team. who could kick above his head . . . wants to become a surgeon . . . will remember Perkiomen for Smitty. Mr. Hrisko. and many other good friends. Varsity Soccer 13. 41. Varsity Tennis 13. 41. Varsity Club 13, 41. Science Club 13. 41. Rasketball Intramurals 13, 41. MICHAEL ARTHUR BLKHI RICHARD 1 BODINE JOSEPH P.BRlLLHART Hwtiki-1 Nlike's first year at Perkionien . . . lives uptown . . . quiet guy and serious stu- dent . . . a hard worker on the football team . . . takes a great interest in math. Likes fast boats and ears . . . can usually be found at his desk . . . plans to go to University of Florida. Football 143. Track lflt. Student Sen- ate 14t. Dick . . . lnter Ac Champion in wrest- ' . Speedy. the headwaiter . . . ling . . someday would like his own hotel . . . you anything about the Civil can tell War . . . never start him talking about because you'll never get away history, . . . ean't stand lengthy homework assign- ments . . . any tough math problem is sent home to be put through an IBM machine in the company where his father works . . . intends to go to Cornell University . . . one of the oldest members of Perkio- men. Varsity Wrestling 11. 2. 3. 43, Varsity Club 11, 2. 4b. Drama Club 13. 4b. .l.V. Football 11. 2l. Cross Country tilt. RENE CABRFRA GCABRI-Ill -x One of those friendly, quiet Cuban produets . . . likes Cuban girls and their shaky hoola hoola danees . . . hates dictators . . . favorite subjeets chemistry and physics . . . plans to study meehanieal engineering at Villanova College in Ha- vana Cuba . . . says that he'll never for- get A floor and its shenanigans. ,l.V. Soeeer 12. 3. ill. ,l.V. Baseball 1l. 2b. Clee Club 1l. 2. 3I. Caballeros 1l. 2. 43, Swimming 14t. l.V. Wrestling 13t. Perkiomenite 131. Seienee Club 123. 16 J ou All-State girl getter . . . has three girls on the hook up town right now . . . likes to live it up and watch 77 Sunset Strip every Friday night . . . hates getting up early in the morning . . . favorite subjeet is English . . . plans on going to Grove City to study Liberal Arts . . . says be will remember 'gthe bin the most. ,l.V. Football 12, 3b. Dramaties Club President. Clee Club. Quartet. 1 1 1 1 JOHN B. CANUSO Known as Canoose to the boys in Kehs Hall . . . studious member of the senior class carrying six majors . . . one of the Big Four . . . found pounding the keys in the Rec Hall . . . likes math, and wants to be a civil engineer . . . heading for Villanova . . . loves baseball . . . hates immature people . . . always cutting up with Cordon, Sauter, Voigt, and Sheperd . . . look for noise and there's Canoose . . . You flinched, no rebounds . . . Let's french V0igt's bed . . . thinks Mr. Hrisko and chemistry are the great- est. Football Manager 141, Intramural Cap- tain 141, Baseball 141. BRADLEY CHAPIN Brad likes Linden Hall, vacations, and New England . . . dislikes English and conceited people . . . favorite subject is calculus and plans to be an electrical engineer . . . a general handy-man around Perkiomen . . . part owner of the Chapin- Bachman Car Washing and Driving Service . . . loves living at Christman's . . . dreams up things to do on weekends with Sullivan . . . Crazy about cars and would rather drive than eat. JOHN MICHAEL COCHRAN Mike Cochran another Reading man . . . crazy about a girl at home . . . one of the Duyckinck boys in his Jr. year . . . always teasing Joe Binsri about his peanut butter . . . became a day student during his senior year . . . thinks a Willys Jeep is tops . . . future teacher. Football 13, 41, Basketball Manager 141, Track 141, Varsity Club 141. 17 EDWARD RUSSELL CHATELAIN Known as Ned . . . hails from B-Annex . . . Willie's roommate . . . hometown in Bethesda . . . active member of the senior class . . . likes Barbara . . . loves showers in Kehs Hall . . . one of Mr. Dowell's boys . . . Spanish is his favorite subject . . . hates Pennsburg girls . . . dislikes conceited people . . . remembers Perk for the lack of school spirit . . . javelin thrower on the Track Team. ,l.V. Wrestling 12, 3, 41, ,l.V. Football 121, Swimming 141, Track 12, 3, 41. Cheerleading Capt. 141, Grifhn 141, Dramatics 141, Outing Club 141. THOMAS M. CRAIG WILLIAM R. CRESSMAN ROBERT JOHN DECKERT Another one of Perkiomen's waiters . . . likes to eat . . . one of the gang from Wilmington . . . thinks Delaware is the best state in the union . . . likes Dixieland music . . . hard worker . . . Tom plans to go to Cornell or Yale and study architec- ture . . . His favorite subject is English History . . . will remember Perk for South Cottage, the bin, and a lot of hard work. Cross-Country 141, Swimming 141, Track 141, Varsity Club 141, Criliin 141. Kehs Hall boss . . . known as Bill . . likes dancing, swimming, and parties . . . dislikes disturbance during study hall . . . former Pottstown High star who was an excellent halfback on the Perkiomen foot- ball team . . . Aw, come on you guys get quiet! . . . very hard worker . . . roomed with Cabrera, and heard all about Castro . . . popular friend of the Kehs Hall boys . . . honest student . . . loves physics . . . and Mr. Lytle . . . heading for Dickinson and engineering . . . re- members Perkiomen for arctic-like dormi- tory rooms. Football 141, Basketball 141, Clee Club 141, Track 141, Varsity Club 141. RICHARD DUBOIS Another one of those New York staters . . . likes hopped-up cars, nice-looking girls and a lot of food . . . hates Kool cigarettes and back seat drivers . . . plans to take up scientific research at Colgate University . . . favorite subject is Study Hall . . . says that he'll never forget Mr. Lytle and his physics classes . . . one of those people who thinks for himself. Griffin 141, Perkiomenite 141, Drama- tics Club 141, Glee Club 141, Tennis 141, Bowling Team Captain 141. 18 JACK Worked hard in Clee Club and Griffin . . . thinking man who likes Viceroys . . . can always be seen with Knapp . . . Jack is one of the guys who likes Lester Lannin music and also supplies Kehs with a Hi-Fi . . . L'Oh, that Algebra . . . will never forget Mrs. Stephano's kindness . . . can't wait to see a certain girl . . . a good dancer and iceskater . . . going south to Guillford College . . . won't forget Hazel . . . his white Impala . . . Jack is known for his arguments with Heebner . . . a graceful swimmer . . . the boy with a winning smile. Perkiomenite Assistant Editor 141. Grif- fin 141, Clee Club President 141, Cheer- leading 141, Tennis 131. TIMOTHY H. EMERSON grim Tim was known in French III as Laga- digadeou . . . usually quiet . . . likes good music . . . Captain of J.V. wrestling and a real hard worker on the mats . . . former A Annex boy who moved to Kehs . . . always sleeping . . . dislikes dull subjects . . . 'tthat was a rough Chem- istry test . . . expects to make a million in business . . . lover of fast cars and only the best looking girls . . . will never forget the gruelling hours of study he put in at Perk . . . finally got his hair to comb . . . hates to exert himself while waiting at meals. Glee Club 141, ,I.V. Soccer 141, J.V. Wrestling 13, 4-J. RICHARD ENGLE Known to all as Dick . . . picks football, basketball. and baseball as his likes . . . dislikes nothing . . . Economics and Eng- lish are his choices as favorite subjects . . . plans to attend Penna. Military Col- lege . . . hopes to be a Business Execu- tive . . . remembers Perk for Mrs. Ste- fano's cheery voice. ,l.V. Football 14l, ,I.V. Basketball 141, Varsity Baseball 141. RONALD LOUIS FREED HRONU Ron can be seen at his desk in Kehs Hall studying math? . . . dislikes cold rooms and getting up for breakfast . . . enjoys listening to rock 'n roll . . . excels in U. S. History . . . Ron doesn't approve of hot-rodders and women drivers. j.V. Football 13, 45, Bridge club 13, 41, Perkiomenite 141, Tennis 133. 19 RICHARD FRANKEL FRANK, Une of the wild Dean's Hall boys . . . Rich is a Fine wrestler and is in great shape . . . helped Emerson a lot in wrest- ling . . . the one thing he hated about wrestling was walking so far to practice every day . . . well liked by all . . . en- joyed coming over to Kehs to study Eco- nomics . . . very agreeable, rarely argues . . . a New ,lersey boy who likes Chevies . . . used to hitchhike to get home on weekends last year . . . won't forget Mr. Schwengel at Duyckinck Hall in Junior year . . . a boy for whom Perk has done much. ,I.V. Football 133, Cross Country 14-J, Varsity Wrestling 13P, 141, Varsity Club 131, HIP. JEFFREY GARBER smash Jeff or Garbage as he is sometimes called is a great singer . . . killer on ,l.V. football too . . . has a girl at the Ellis School, eagerly awaits her letters . . . Darn that British Poetry . . . Jeff hates term papers too . . . likes motorcycles and a good nickel cigar . . . the Reading Hash . . . good Senior Math student . . . a strong boy and a dependable waiter . . . plans to head for Miami U. next Septem- ber . . . will never forget the mad times he had with Rado in his .lunior year. ,l.V. Football 1411, ,l.V. Baseball 131. Intramural Captain 14-1, J.V. Bowling Captain 14-1, Glee Club 13, 4-1, Yeomen 13, 41, Quartet 13, 41. JOHN C. GARRETT ,Iohn is one of the waiters and known for slow service . . . a Kehs Hall man . . . always participates in the Kehs bull sessions . . . a firm believer that someone should punch Khrushchev in the mouth . . . enjoys his weekends at home . . . likes parties and football . . . hopes to go to Penn State and study forestry. Glee Club 13, 41, Football 13, 41, Wrestling 13, 441, Track 13. 41. CHARLES GLAZIER Goes by the nickname of '6Chuck . . . selects girls, cars, money, and baseball as his likes . . . dislikes the food at Perkiomen . . . favors Drexel as a college . . . picks German as favorite subject . . . will remember Perkiomen for teachers and good education . . . hopes to be a Re- tailer of Furnitures. Swimming 131, ,l.V. Baseball 141, ,l.V. Football 131, Perkiomenite 141. Griffin 141, Varsity Baseball 131. 20 ANTHONY GAWRONSKI Better known as Tony . . . claims to be 19 . . . likes sports, mainly football, food, cards, and loves Ri . . . has no dislikes . . . claims Spanish as his favorite sub- ject . . . plans to attend Syracuse . . . C. P. A. his future occupation . . . he'll remember Perkiomen for Smitty and fine education. Football 13, 41, Baseball 13, 41, Bridge Club 141. Glee Club 131. BRUCE GOHSLER NICHOLAS GORDON, JR. ROBERT GRANTHAM One of the older boys in South . . HNICKU U-IUCN despises that long walk to breakfast . . . school dances however he does like the and those girls back home . . . likes that take up elec- Economi-cs . . . plans to tronics at the United States Coast Guard Academy . . . his only remembrance of Perkiomen are the school dances. Soccer 13, 41, Wrestling 141. Nick claims that his most cherished memory of Perkiomen is going to be May 31, 1959, graduation day. Like all normal Perk. students Nick likes girls, free week- ends, the food and exchange dances. A Kehs Hall brother, Nick hopes to attend Villanova University in the fall. While walking through Kehs you can often hear him yell, 'LHey Voigt, turn off that long hair will-yea. Nick is very active in sports and extracurricular activities. He plans to go into stocks and bonds as his career. Baseball 131, Cross Country Capt. 141, Track 141, Varsity Club 141, Bridge Club 141, Perkiomenite 141. THOMAS GREISAMER cReAsY sMEAR South Cottage intellect . . . great per- sonality . . . pilot of a 1952 Mercury custom . . . one of the students to find a Pennsburg cutie . . . Tom's motto4 Bet- ter late than never . . . isn't that right Mr. Moore . . . Espanol doesn't appeal to Tom . . . goes wild over chemistry and those crazy glass Hasks . . . would like to go to the U.S. Air Force Academy and study engineering . . . honor student . . . IBM would have a hard time answering all his questions . . . often burns the midnight oil. ,l.V. Wrestling 11, 21, ,l.V. Baseball 121, .l.V. Football 12, 31, Cross Country 141, Track 13, 41, Winter Track 141, Science Club 131, Sec.-Treas. 141, Clee Club 13, 41, Dramatics Club 13. 41. 21 Bob is one of the leaders of Perkio- men. g'.lug came to Perk two years ago and has maintained an honor average al- most every marking period. Excelling not only in academic work, Bob is a fine athlete and over the past two years has shattered a great many of the long stand- ing track records of the school. He is well liked by all and holds the distinguished position of President of the senior class, He is a modern jazz fan and really digs Ahamal Jamal , along with girls and Perk. food. Bob hopes to attend Cornell in the fall and major in psychology. His plans for the future center around social work, and if he does as good a job in the future as he has done at Perk., he is sure of success. Clee Club President 13, 41, Soccer 13, Co-Captain 41, Track 13, 41, Yeomen 13. 41, President Senior Class 141, Assistant Editor Perkiomeniteg Varsity Club. RONALD G. HEEBNER, JR. LEROY HEISLER JAMES WINCHESTER JACOBS Good friend to the foreign students . . . great pal of Binsri . . . editor of the Perkiomenite and the Griffin . . . known as Heebie Ceebie . . . likes aviation. dramatics, and track . . . left wing in soccer, and miler in track . . . forever playing Deckert's Hi-Fi . . . borrows light bulbs . . . Hey, Cordon, where's Doinng? . . . hopes to attend Oberlin, or Carnegie. and major in physics . . . loves chewing gum . . . Is it time to get up already? . . . will remember the good times, and the great guys in Kehs Hall . . . remem- bers Perkiomen for Hrisko, Smitty, and the Doc . Dramatics Club 13, 43, Clee Club 13, 43, Wrestling 133. Track 13, 43, Soccer 143, Science Club 13, President 43. Perkiomenite 13, Editor-in-Chief 43. Griffin 13, Co-Editor 43. One of the Pottstown boys . . . loves those early classes, especially Spanish . . . great discus beaver and handy on the football field. CHARLES RODNEY JEFFERIS MJFIFFN Une of the all-around guys . . . typical Perkiomen student . . . well-liked . . . Come on, let's short sheet Jacolfs bed . . . potential necessary to make a line laundry man . . . still likes West Chester girls and open week-ends . . . the lover of South . . . accepted at Grove City. J.V. Football Manager 133, Varsity 143, Wrestling 143. Basketball J.V. Man- ager 133, Dramaties Club 143, Perkio- menite. 179 i... JAKE The senior class of 1959 is going to erect, in the alley along side South Cot- tage, a permanent monument in commem- oration of the day when Jake first arrived on Perkiomen's campus. Well liked by all .lake is continually on the honor roll and participates in several sporting activities. His favorite hobby is throwing JeiTer's bed off the fire escape. Jim plans to go into business adm. at Ohio Wesleyan. The class wishes all the luck in the world to a great guy. Football 133, J.V. Basketball 133, Var- sity Track 13, 43, J.V. Wrestling 143, Perkiomenite 143. Dramaties Club 143, Senior Class Treas. DAVE JOONNASUPHYA RICHARD KAUFFMAN CONRAD H. KREYLING, JR. One of the members of the Siamese circus . . . great on the tennis courts . . . good Thailand ambassador. Tennis 143. Nose, Smiles for anyone . . . hey Freed teles phone! Asset to Perk's basketball team . . . Kehs Hall man from way back. Sunday night at seven, she better call soon! . . . Likes basketball and hot cars . . . seems to dislike nothing . . . a real scream in Mr. Cranados' Calculus class with his lVl8iM's . . . would like very much to attend University of Pennsylvania. Cross Country 143, Varsity Basketball 143, Track 143. JAMES D. LESLIE ,lim is one of the most popular guys in Kehs Hall . . . when there is a phone call from uptown he says. l'm in the library . . . in basketball he is known as the 'iBethlehem Bomber . . . likes warm weatherg however, be lives in the coldest corner room in Kehs Hall . . . plans to be a civil engineer . . . usually found with the best looking girl at our dances . . . favorite subject is calculus . . . great pal of Nose . . . HKeep quiet John. l'm trying to get some homework done. Cross Country 143, Baseball 13, 43. Basketball 13. 43. Co-Captain 143, Senior Class Secretary 143, Chess Club 143, Student Senate 143, Spirit Club 133, Varsity Club 143. 23 cow NIEU Talks to anyone, about anything . . . real cool . . . enjoys Mr. Lytle and physics . . . blue eyed blondes. of which he rarely sees, and hot cars . . . a Dean's Hall boy . . . would like to attend Kala- mazoo College for a pre-dentistry course . . . likes to sleep late in the morning. Science Club 133, Baseball 133. Soccer 143, Wrestling 13, 43, Baseball 13, 43, Clee Club 13. 43. AARON LICHTENWALNER RICHARD LISELLA STEPHEN MCINERNEY HAARONN Member of South Cottage . . . fine leader . . . respected . . . wrestled the early part of the season but was sidelined with a leg injury . . . has a good time in Ger- man class . . . likes to fool around with ears . . . hopes to attend Boston College and take up Aeronautical Engineering. J.V. Wrestling 141, Baseball 141. cooK1E', All around athlete, leader, scholar . . . president of school and Student Senate . . . active member of the Kim Novak fan club . . , likes French and letters from Bethlehem . . . remembers Perk for the famous blind date dances . . . set on becoming a doctor of Medicine after at- tending the University of Pennsylvania or Colgate University. Football 12, 3, Co-Captain 41, Track 12, 3, 41, Clee Club 121, Class Pres- ident 12, 31, Student Senate 12, 31, President of School 141, National Honor Society 131, Varsity Club 12, 31, President of Varsity Club 141, Editorial Board of Perkiomenite. ROBERT McKEE Known to everyone as Magoo . . . Brillhart's roommate and leader of the South Cottage clan . . . was an outstand- ing right halfback in soccer and cap- tained the swimming team . . . always defends Scotland in Mr. Light's English History class . . . likes sports and girls and dislikes any phase of work . . . hopes to attend Susquehanna and major in busi- ness . . . will remember Perk for lively weekends. J.V. Basketball 131, Track 13, 41, Soccer 141, Swimming 141, 1captain1 Varsity Club 141, Dramatics Club 141. 24 uMACn Active member of water fights lnc .... great fellow to know and get along with . . . has a good New York accent . . . good for a laugh anytime . . . a South Cottage follower . . . enjoys Spanish class . . . hopes Mr. Smith returns soon so he can learn more about that great game, bridge . . . has been accepted at college where he hopes to study Dentistry. Soccer 13, 41, Intramurals 13, 41, Bridge Club. ROBERT MARVEL Perkiomen's fencing star . . . known as Bob to his buddies . . . likes cars and his girl from Red Hill . . . dislikes per- sons who bum cigarettes . . . favorite subject is Physics and hopes to major in engineering at M.I.T .... can be seen touring the metropolis of Pennsburg . . . will remember Perkiomen for art classes and the food . . . spends most of his spare time in Kehs bathroom discussing physics. Fencing 143, Photography Club 133, Perkiomenite 133. HARRY MEITZLER HHARRYH A tremendous wrestling manager . . . the guy to see if you want to know what's going on around the school . . . friendly and easy-going . . . an enthusiastic Boy Scout . . . doesn't like the idea of so few Senior privileges . . . plans to take Engineering at Drexel. Stamp Club 12, 33, Dramatics Club 12, 3, 43, Rifle Club 11, 23, Varsity Club 12, 3, 4-3, Wrestling Manager 11, 2, 3, 43, Science Club 11, 2, 3, 43, Track Manager 12, 3, 43. DAVID J. MILLER DJ. DJ., South Cottage flash . . . likes swimming and football . . . goes for show- ers at six-thirty in the morning . . . does not like the idea of no late lights . . . favorite subject French . . . will probably attend St. Lawrence. ,l.V. Football, Swimming, ,I.V. Tennis. 25 CHARLES MILLER The track star of Kehs Hall . . . known around the campus as Chas . . . was a great cross country runner . . . could always be found hiding in the trees with Kaufman and Cordon during practice . . . likes Ramblers and dislikes schoolwork and the steps in Kehs . . . blossomed into a wrestler and won two victories when Mr. Weikel wasn't watching . . . is un- decided about college but will go to American Motors after graduation . . . will remember Perkiomen for vacations and graduation. Cross Country 13, 43, Winter Track 13, 43, Spring Track 13, 43, Chorus in Homecoming Show 143, Varsity Club 143. ROLAND IVIILLIVIAN RICHARD PILLONI HARRISON PIRNIK Chuck's roommate in Kehs . . . known as Lanny . . . likes girls and boagies . . . Economics, Spanish . . . will remember Perk for the terrific dances? . . . Kehs I-lall's lookout . . . hates crooks . . . helping hand in the Snack Bar . . . Deck- ert, can I borrow Mr. Dowell's English notes ? . . . Canuso, you're wanted on the telephone! . . . future in business administration . . . Bucknell bound. J.V. Football 131, Baseball Manager 13. 41, Swimming till, Perkiomenite C4-I, Griffin 4415. BALONEY Dick is a friendly and courteous guy . . . likes to study at odd hours, such as after lights-out and five o'clock in the morning . . . one of the consistent mem- bers of Groups . . . likes to be a substitute waiter . . . goes for football and fishing . . . favorite subjects are chemistry and economics . . . plans to go to Dickinson. ,I.V. Football I4-J, Swimming fill. JOHN JAMES POULOS The Creek . . . president of the Dela- ware County Organization . . . a great wrestler and a good little football player . . . seldom ate during wrestling season . . . likes good food and wrestling . . . dislikes taking orders . . . hopes to attend Gettysburg and major in Business . . . his favorite subjects are Spanish and Eng- lish History and he'll remember Perkio- men for athletics. Football 14-P, Wrestling fill. Track l4P. 26 Mr. Pirnik, up at the board! . . . the flower of Mr. Moore's English IV class . . . semi-finalist in the National Merit Scholarship contest . . . day student who carried a brief-case bigger than himself . . . ran out of gas on 663 . . . drove a yellow Buick convertible . . . always laugh- ing . . . Mr, Lytle, you are choking mel . . . loves physics . . . provided rides up-town for the boys at Perk . . . one of the well liked members of the senior class . . . a friend of Mr. Miller . . wants to go into engineering. Soccer 13, 41, Track t3l, Bowling I4-l. 1 DONALD PURSEL JOSE E. RIOS NATHAN ROSENBAUM caD0Nn The guy from Bloomsburg and proud of it . . . favorite expression Nnice guy . . . fits Don's description too . . . goes for basketball and all those Bloomsburg girls . . . can't stand ridiculous rules . . . plans to be a public relations man and attend Gettysburg. Cross Country 143. Tennis143, Bowling 143, Griffin 143. ,lose is better known as Joe . . . a Kehs Hall Sleeper . . . lover of warm weather . . . likes Mr. Light's classes . . . hopes to go to Penn like his brother and enter the business world . . . good athlete . . . speedy track man . . . re- sponsible . . . can be recognized in the winter by his red nose. Basketball 12, 3, Co-Captain 43, Soccer 133, Track 13, 43, Varsity Club 143. Jr. Class Vice President 133, Glee Club 133, Spirit Club 133. JAMES ROTHERMEL ,lim . . . the silent, smiling type . . . loves the great outdoors . . . steak is his favorite food . . . well liked cross country man . . . one of the Kehs Hall boys . . . likes economics . . . hates snobbish girls and English . . . hopes to go to Temple . . . '1Hey, Heeb, what was your time in that mile? . . . future funeral director . . . thinks Perk teachers are hard . . . roomed with Barnett in K-10 . . . Hnally turned on the speed to become a great miler for Mr. Weikel's terrific track team. Cross Country 143, Winter Track 143, Spring Track 143. 27 Nat or ltchy . . . likes Bridge and Chess . . . dislikes Rock and Roll . . . picks Mathematics as favorite subject . . . undecided on choice of college . . . still undecided about future occupation . . . remembers Perk for loss of sleep. Chess, Bridge Club, Science Club, Per- kiomenite, Dramatics Club. JERRY SAUTER HRETARDU Nice friendly guy . . . favorite ex- pressions are flinches and how can you do that . . . one of those Kehs Hall boys . . . likes sports and feminine com- panionship . . . dislikes Perkiomen food and restrictions . . . plans to take Hotel Management at Cornell University . . . gets up on the hand hell . . . constantly pinning Voigt . . . always gets caught at wrong times . . . the cast . . . one of the big five . . . hey, got a match. Bridge 13, 43, Track 13, 43, Soccer 143, Perkiomenite 143. ROBERT D. SCHAFFER Bob is a new addition to the school, this being his first year . . . likes his rock and roll along with his English and French . . . too had he doesn't feel the same way about math . . . hasn't quite made up his mind about which college he plans to attend . . . plans to be a radio or history teacher . . . enjoys his showers in Kehs . . . nothing remem- bered about Perkiomen. BERNARD SEMMEL '1B15RN1E,' Another P.G. and another of the great waiters . . . a C floor alumnus . . . played back successfully on the football varsity . . . enjoys history classes under Mr. Light . . . hopes to attend Gettysburg . . . quiet. but well-liked . . . another of the coal region boys 28 BENEDICT SCHWARZ Cod's gift to South . . . his favorite hobbies are swimming, soccer and girls . . . dislikes school and is not alone on that point . . . hopes to become a doctor at Bucknell . . . likes chemistry and has watching Mr. Hrisko run a good time from the lab . . . the best part of Perkio- men is all the senior privileges? ,l.V. Soccer 133, Varsity Soccer 143, 15 yr. Basketball 133, Glee Club 133, Yeoman 133, Science Club 143, Chess Club 143, Bridge Club 143, Varsity Club 143. DAVID SHEPHERD His nickname is Dave but better known by his buddies as Bonzo . . . always writ- ing to Betsy in Virginia. Hey Voigt, quit messing up my room. . . . dislikes the female situation and is flabbergasted over all those senior privileges . . . great Lester Lanin fan . . . come on Sauter. go wrestle in Cordon's room. . . . likes English Class . . . is also hopeful of major- ing in meteorology at Hobart . . . likes those weekends when he can open up his shell. Soccer 143, Track 143, Drama Club 143, Perkiomenite 143, Varsity Club 143, Glee Club 143. Griffin 143. EDWARD WILLIAM SIELSKI Ed is another resident of Christman's . . . likes fried chicken and brunettes . . . was a good end on the football team . . . hopes to go to William and Mary and be a lawyer . . . dislikes smart alecs . . . favorite subject is English History will remember Perkiomen for teaching him the ability to study. Football 13, 43. Track 133, Bowling 143. JOHN D. STEWAR D JACK Darn that Physics . . . an avid car fan, especially those Fords ..., lack is a loyal coal region boy and a hard studier . . , excellent calculus student . . . Lehigh is his college . . . known as Mllhe soap and water man of Kehsf' Washes hands seven times a day . . . also has the cleanest room in Kehs Hall . . . always talking electronics with Marvel and Du Bois . . . heavy smoker who wants to quit but can't . . . likes to fish and swim . . . enjoyed Mr. l3owell's summer school English classes . , . Time for study hall 1'Vt'I'y13ll1' . Cross Country 143. Howling 143. Swim' ming 143. 29 DENNY SMITH Perkiomen's longshoreman from Pitts- burgh . . . known by everyone as Smitty . . . enjoys guns and just all around good times . . . favorite with the teachers . . . history is his favorite subject . . . has decided to take business in college but hasn't quite decided on which college . . . he remembers Perkiomen for his educa- tion. Drama Club 13, 43. Soccer Manager 13, 43. Fencing Manager 143, Wrestling Manager 133. MICHAEL P. STRIAR IIMIKEH Another member of Deans Hall . . . likes masters who stick to the subject . . . also likes interesting discussion . . . Mike always tries hard in sports . . . plans to enter the U.S. Air Force Academy . . . will always remember Mr. Light's classes . . . good luck at the academy. J.V. Football 13, 43, ,I.V. Basketball 13, 43, Varsity Baseball 143, Bridge Club 143. SERI SUKHABUT Suchavich . . . one of the active mem- bers of the Senior Class . . . never got used to rock 'n roll . . . thinks demo- cratic life is the best . . . wants to study languages . . . economics . . . B.B.B. . . . citizenship award in Summer School . . . hard worker . . . fine performance as attend the . . . Kehs pictures of Colonel Kim . . . wants to Wharton School of Business Hall lecturer . . . so many Veronica . . . future economic advisor . . . Helped Mrs. Stephano when she needed a waiter . . . dependable editor. ,l.V. Soccer 143, Fencing 143, Dramatics Club 13, 43, Science Club 13, 43, Crif- fin 143, Perkiomenite 133, Asso. Edi- tor 143. DAVID VOIGT nolNoNc', A loyal member of the Kehs Hall Club, Dave is one of those guys that you can't help liking. Dave is a mid-westerner, Chi- cago to be exact, and a one year man here at Perk. He is very sports minded and helped hold up Mr. .laffe's line this fall, doing a fine job in the end position. His likes vary from classical music to girls with a little dancing thrown in for good measure. Dave hopes to attend Wash- ington University and take up business adm. Doinong states that some of his fondest memories have their roots at Perk . . . 4'Boy, there was really a surplus of heat in Kehs Hall this year. Football 143, Basketball 143. 30 NEIL SULLIVAN 1'Sully is a resident of Christman's Hall . . . likes dancing and poetry . . . will always remember those showers in A Floor Annex . . . known as the Hower of the etymology world . . . favorite sub- jects are English and history . . . will go to University of Pennsylvania and be- come a lawyer . . . will always remember Perkiomen for the dances with Moravian Seminary . . . dislikes math. Perkiomenite 143, Profile 133, Football 123, Soccer 13,43, Debating 143, Glee Club 123, Drama Club 143. RICHARD WETTERAU Dick . . . an outstanding end in foot- ball . . . a good third baseman in baseball . . . likes food and good times . . . can always be found with the Greek . . . dis- likes math . . . will attend Lehigh and study Business Administration . . . re- members Perkiomen for plenty of home- work. Football f4J, Baseball f4J. ROGER TICE uR0Gn Mr. Hrisko praises his test tube tech- niques . . . prefers a day's activities as such: golf, cave exploring, women, beer . . . first person to wake Kehs Hall under- ground . . . basketball nets in Kehs gym constantly echo a swish when hands Tice rips up the floor . . . Bucknell bewareg here comes a geologist . . . very studious day studentg however he hates to study . . . always occupies first honors seat . . . very quiet and observing . . . Mr. Wat- chorn's cross country pacer. Cross Country ill, Science Club f4J. HENRY FRANKLIN WILLE Called Frank by everyone . . . likes his hot '54 Chevy . . . picks Art as his best subject . . . hopes to go to Museum School of Art . . . future occupation to be an Industrial Designer . . . says he'll remember Perkiomen for six hard years. ,I.V. Football ill, ,I.V. Wrestling ill, Cross Country f3, 41, Model Club 8th, Griffin Art Staff 131, Griffin Art Edi- tor f4J, Varsity Wrestling 18th, 41. 31 LESTER WOLPERT Liss Great sports enthusiast . . . puts his heart into wrestling . . . first on Mr. Granados' special help list . . . excels in French . . . undecided about collegeg either Franklin and Marshall or Bucknell . . . no need to fret illness-just call Dr. Wolpert . . . will remember Perkiomen for the excellent study habits he learned . . . with Les enough work is enoughg he wants no more . . . very reliable dry cleaning man . . . Wener's chalk covered black suit constantly. EBERHARD WERNER Day student who may he known as the brain . . . Science Club enthusiast and Math expert . . . Perkiomen's gift to Science . . . and our future Einstein. A CTI VITIES X1 .fi xv ' KX f' v fi, Sbxx! 1 x , 1 w 'W E 1 4' ' TV I W gt, Q1 J. 39 11 lb. url In 1111.2 J ' 57 . - 2 First Row Left to Right: Estrin. llacnamara. Lisella. Grantham, liligh. Second Row: Stauffer. Heist. Liclitenwalner. Civler. Cressman. The Student Senate The Student Senate ol' ljerkiomen School con- sists of the various class presidents, representatives from every dormitory. and the president of the student body. The Senate was composed of the following students: Richard Lisella, president: Robert Grantham, president of the Senior Class. and jerry Nlacnamara. president of the Junior Class. Other members were: Michael Civler. presi- dent of the Freshman Class: William Cressman. representing Kelis Hall: Aaron Lichtenwalner. South Cottage representative, and Stanley Heist from Duyckinclc Hall. Melvyn Estrin and ,lerc Stauffer were elected as senators from A and C floors. while james Steele, president of the Sopho- more Class, represented B floor of Kriebel Hall. Nlichael Bligh and Harrison Pirnik were Senate members in behalf of the day students. The duties of the Student Senate are numer- ous. ln the absence of masters during evening study hall. Senate members are expected to assist in the conducting of study hall. Also, the Senate is the means by which wishes of the student body are conveyed to the Administration for consider- ation. The smoking privileges which prevailed in the dormitory lavatories, the late lights and break- fast cuts for Seniors and the 7:30 weekend check-in originated in the Senate. On January of 1959, the Student Senate became a member of the National Association of Student Councils. It is a desire of the Senate that this mem- bership be renewed yearly. For the first time since the establishment of the Student Senate of Perkiomen School, it has become a committee for the purpose of impressing upon certain students their responsibilities to the school. ln retrospect, the Student Senate feels that the school year F158-1959 has produced significant changes in Perkiomen School, in the student body, and in the organization of the Senate. 5 5 The Griffin Editorial Staff l irsl Rau' lmlvl In leigllff lfvillru lh'r'l.'r'1'l. llr'rflal1vl'. l,iIllfl'!lliIl. 54'l'UlIll Rauf: Ulsun. I'lllhl4'ill. lirulf. The Perkiomenite Editorial Staff First Row Lair In Riglll: H1-ifl. flrantlxam. He-1-lm:-r. lie-vkm-rii Sullixun. Suklmulmt. Sffrrlml H0117 lipslu-in. Tyra:-laml. llugrglall. Hllifll. Curlix, Lvrnun. fi-I The Dramatics Club .2 5 Firxr Hou' Leif! lu Higlzlf ,lai'ulnN. llrillllzirt. Slir-plin-rfl. Svrruzrf Rolf: llullois. llm-vlrilvr. ,lvllf-rif Ifllatvlain. Tllifll Rolf: llrosf. llurtif. Xnuftasin. Ulwri. Sullivan. Nlr, lla-ulliv. l m1rll1 H0141 Hose-n lnaum. Smith. ll.. ll2:ll'lN'Ill1'l'. Nlvitxlvr. In-man, The Glee Club il H WMM M' ,Q ' Q mm. V lfirsl Rau' Leif! tn Right: Grantham. Sukllalmut. xlHl'IlillllhlI'H. llrillllarl, Carrvtt. Crm-ssnian l'1l?llIt'I'Ij. llnrwart. RlIrl'll. S4'llllllZ. 'l1ll0IIlIlrllIl. Palm. flngrgari. Knapp. SFVUIII, Row: lfstrin. Pmw-skv llw-lm:-r. Flilw. lldl'llIllLlH. lie-vlu-rt. llurlu-tl-W at piano. Nlr. Pe-una. 35 The Science Club First Row Left to Right: Knapp. Sukhalmt. Anastasio. Gr:-isanwr. Mr. Hrisko. Tive. Serorzzl Row: Ruse-nlnaum. Wvrner. Hee-lmvr. llinsri. Mr. Lutz. The Outing Club Kneeling -Left to Right: Chatvlain. Curtis. Palm. R.. Winant. Henna-II. Serrmzl Row: Tic-fen Ihaler. Corln-M. lliertvle. Mr. Cm-he-rt. Palm. ,I.. Stiles. Ame-y. 36 The Varsity Club Kneeling -Left to Right: W1rlI1f'rI. Sauter. Mill:-r. C.. Craig. Curtis. Rios. Knapp. CTPSSYIIHII, Schwarz. Sm-01111 Row: lletanmurl, jellrris. 'NlcKc-n-. limllnr, Palnwrc-. lllnski. Stauflrr. Lis:-lla. lflallvrty. Davison. Chapin, llaclunan. Nlr. Fulton. Las! Row: lllavnamara, Nleilzlrr. llrasslvr. Leslie. Cordon. Goudwin. Grantham. The Bridge Club Seaff'f1'Lf'.lf 10 Righf-' SIilf'S. Chrrlfvn. Sauter. Nlacnamara. lfstrin. Anastasio. Gonzalez. liulman. Last Row: Lisella. Sullivan. Frc-1-cl. Russ-nlmaunl. Coggan. lirrrfl. 37 The Perkiomen Quartet Left to Right: Garber, Brillhart, Richey. Creisanw 38 5 Em ? M J' , i f , if il' an Qi E ,:. :,. z ,...,,.p Q QW-'PWUW 4 ' .. M 3 5 W E gang if is N is 5 A Mix 'fggxsgx 5, .Q ,A w . f': :'h ,j , ..1, f?..ii 'iii 'ir gf lf , Q SPORTS ASE LIL we' X X f ' wh E , 6 Md in X' L 1 2 ,V M, I . . A ' 1 42.1.33 ,A First Row'-Let! to Higlit: Poulos, Fulmer. Heisler, Lisella. Waresak. Sielski. Voigt, Garrett. St'lllIIll'l. Serond Row: llligh. Cawronski. xVt Ilt'l'L'till. Cressman. Mauger. Barlow. Wolpert. Cochran. Third Kelli: Nlacnaniara. Stoddard. Tucknlantel. Tysseland. Steele, Kohn. Fourth Row: Nlr. Jaffe. Sterns. Strm-mir'. Smith. Mr. Dm-tar. Coaches Detar and Jaffe. Varsity Football The 1958 Perkiomen footliall squad. although it fell to a losing season. won several victories worthy ol merit. In their first game. the Indians opened against Hill scoring the first seven points. Later Hill came hack to tie Perkiomen: however the lndians nearly scored again as they were only one yard from the goal wtih the last down coming up as the gun sounded. Against Vlfilliamson Trade Perkiomen's thunderous line and faultless aerial attack racked a total score of 37 to 0. This was the year of the great Frank Waresak who filled the fans with cheer as his mighty strength crashed the opposing lines. Powerful hallhack Cookie Lisella was in- jured early in the season, hut his presence spirited the team and the fans as he went to every practice and every game. Camden, New Jerseyds, All-State Catholic Tony Gaw- ronski made some of the most thrilling tackles ever seen as he crashed through the opposing lines to throw the half- liacks for fifteen or twenty yard losses. It was the year that track man George Fulmer became the star halfhack as he was a constant ground gainer and a streak of lightning when he was in the clear. The spectacular catching of left end Boll Barlow will never he forgotten. All the fans could see were his hands as the All Delco star grahhed fifty yard passes from inside the end zone for touchdowns. Bernie Sennnel was a genius at quarterback as he timed his plays well. 41 First Row Left lo Right: Reese. Freed. Neville. Flaherty. Xliller. ll. P. Flickinger. Recd. llirxin. Striar. Second Row: Hannam. Richey. Nlarli. Purnell. Olson. Heilman. Rupp. Tliirrl Row: llarlwr. l'illoni. Engel. 'l'rm-xlcr. Stiles. ltts. Schooley. Fonrrll Rout Nlr. Tallnot. Schultz. Heist. I. V. Football llespite the fact that the ,l.V. Foothall squad was exceptionally light and had several ol its vital memhers graduate to the varsity. the season was a faxorahle one. This pearls team was dehnitely not as strong as last years hut it fought hard. doing much hetter than the won and lost column indicates. In the Hrst game the team traveled to Valley Forge where it met a rough opponent. The game was very close with Perk losing I3-0 on a fumhle and an intercepted pass. Other than these two mishaps, the game was even all the way. ln the next game Perkiomen vanquished a pol- ished Vlfyoming Seminary team 13-ll in a truly well- played contest in which Perkiomen could do no wrong. and held a determined Wyoming scoreless. The last two games were quite tough hecause of the lightning deception which lmoth opponents employed. Bishop Kenrielc and Hill hoth had more experience than the Indians. and used it when they executed the deadly reverse. Perkiomen fought valiantly. hut was defeated in hoth contests. The team was ohviously hetter than a 1-3 record shows. and hy the end of the season had reached its peak. The ,l.Y. in action. First Row -Left to Right: lietaneourt. Saeal. Goodwin. Knapp. Grantham. Rios. Sehwarz. Bit-khart. Korovessis, Heehner. Seeonrl Row: Smith. ll.. joonnasuphya. Sauter. NleKee. Sullivan. Shepherd. liinsri. Rodriguez. lfrh. Chapin. Coaeh Light. Varsity Soccer For the lirst time in ten years the Perkionlen hooters defeated the Hill Sehool with a seore of 2-l. Veteran senior and Co-eaptain Boh Grantham scored in the first quarter followed hy a Hill seore. Left wing star Lou Betaneourt. a freshman from Guatemala. fired a sueeessful shot in the third quarter to make Perk vietorious. After the game the entire team gathered around Coaeh Frank Light. who had lived for that day. and earried him trium- phantly off the field. Although the soeeer team suffered a losing season it saw one of the finest haekfields in the team's history. Rookie llave Shepherd turned out a marvelous performanee as goalie for a first-year man. Powerful Steve Goodwin was King Fullhaeku as he hooted the hall from elose to the goal to the Perkiornen line nearly sixty yards away. Pete The Greek Korovesis with his hardened hody defended Perkiomen's haekfield against Penn State Ugontz Center like a Champion. Senior ,lose Rios with the speed of lightning sparked the defensive unit many times. The great No 1 Man llamrong llinsri dazzled the opponents with his speetaeular display of tricky kicking. Halfhaek lien Sehwarz heeame the most improved player of the year. Mexican lineman Jose Saeal starred in the Perkiomen vietory over Nlereershurg as he tallied three hig goals. the last one assisted hy Sauter. to make the seore 3-2. Roger Erh in his third year was moved up to Varsity. and with his terrifie speed will he a key Varsity lineman next year. Another speed demon. Roger Palm, will he moved from ,l.V. to Varsity as he returns. lietaneourt will return as a sophomore to spark the line along with Erh and Palm. A eulmination of lack of experience. non-aggressiveness. and injuries all helped to eripple the line. Many linemen were new and had not worked with each other hefore: this too aeeounted for some of the team's difficulty. How- ever. the win over Mereershurg. the vietorious Hill game. and the smashing vietory over Southern Lehigh were evidenee of the fine squad of hoys that participated in soeeer this year. Go-eaptains of next year's team will he Steve Goodwin. and scrapping halfhaek Phil Knapp who showed mueh speed and leadership this year. Senior Lettermen C0-CAPTAINS R108 AND CRANTHAM BINSRI RIOS In Action SCHWA RZ 44 GRANTHAM Whwnww- P 6,15 mfg! Q .V N sin 1 'g ' .,:.Q-' - ff 7 12 M- ,Z ,3- . 'ff' 4 IEE' liz .e .AQ Q 62.555 ' 99 Wi ' 1515 ix: Xfffsfix 'gig , 'fl 'M Q, Y ., me , V, A, Syfkxf .mag ' ,J W ZA:fxj 6 ,wr I , aw ww- e12s:C9'?w .g f , 4' wg. , .. J 'K 931 .1-wg. -,ew , xx . 'if ,.:i W' Avgg First Row Left In Right: Se-mmel. Nlacnamara. Leslie. Rios. lylauger. ffressman. Serunrl Rolf: Cochran. Stearns. Voight. Kauffman. Goodwin. llrassler. Cawronski. Varsity Basketball IIOMIH .l -XFFE At the lmeginning of the season Perkiomen found only three lettermen returning who were: eo-captain jim Leslie. co-captain jose Rios. and Bob Barlow. Barlow suffered an early injury of the knee and was out for the season. Witll only Leslie and Rios return- ing. lVlr. Jaffe had to liuild his team around these two veterans who formed the nucleus. Varsity' star Jim Leslie of Bethlehem heeame the teamls high point man as he racked a total of 205 points for the season. Jose Rios from Puerto Rico has lveen with the Perkiomen 'lfivew three years and provided the team with spark and experience. Ahington's sensation. Dick Kauffman. one of jaffeis new boys. greatly' aided the team with rehound control and high scoring. Fast hreak and defensive ace Bernie Semmel from Lehighton was a key play' maker. John Stearifs rebounding ahility' was also a great asset to the team. A strong beneh of Cressman. Voigt. Goodwin. Nlacnamara. Brassler. and lVlauger provided the necessary' depth. This year P6I'kl0lIlCIl,S Big Five opened up with a T2-57 win over favored Goldey' Beaeom in which Leslie and Semmel led the scoring. Semmel also led the team to victory against our greatest rival. Hill. with 15 points. Against a good Valley Forge team. and under the pressure of hundreds of eheering cadets. the lndians emerged vietoriously with a score of TU to 62. Co-captains Leslie and Rios led the team with 22. and 20 points respectively. The climax of the winning season was the outstanding game lretween Perkiomen and Wyoming Seminary played at home in the Pennshurg Civic Auditorium. ln an overtime game captain Rios drove the team to a l'erk victory of Tl-00 as high scorer with 20 points. Leslie ehipped in with 17 of his own. and Kauffman went out in the fourth quarter on Eve fouls with I3 points. Semmel scored 3 points during overtime and totaled ll. Nlr. Jaffe will he looking forward to the return of Stearns Brasher. Macnamara, and Wlauger as the nucleus of next year's team. 46 LESLIE The Senior Courtmen KAUFFMAN CRESSMAN VOIGT RIOS SEMMEL 47 J. V. Basketball 110.-NCI! SIVCIHAH First Row Left to Right: Wmrd. llivler. Sluddard. Umlerwoml. Barton. Slriar. Svmrzrl Hou Dorwart. Hannam. Tuuknllanlvl. Miller. R. 48 First Row -Left to Right: Pritchard. Vlfolpcrt. Frankel. Bodine. Palmere. Poulos. Radclmaugh. Ser-ond Row: Nlr. Fulton. Wentz. Steele, Stremic. Emerson. Davison. Xleitzler. Mr. Edgerton. Varsity Wrestling Returning from a year in Europe, lVlr. Edgerton with the sistance of Mr. Fulton, started workouts with six return- g lettermen and seventy hopeful newcomers. ln the first match of the season, an inexperienced Perki- ien team, with many first year wrestlers, lost to Penn larter 29-17 as only Wolpert obtained a pin. Perkiomen's :ond opponent was a tough experienced Girard College im which downed the lndians 34-16 with Bodine and wulos, securing the only pins. Looking for its first vic- ry. Perk journeyed to Malvern Prep, where the lndians sily won with pins scored by Palmere, Bodine. Poulos, eele, and Epstein. A week after the end of Christmas vacation, Perkiomen is defeated by Blair Academy 26-19 although Palmere ld Frankel pinned their men. ln the next match the Indians et a strong Haverford team. heing defeated 35-13 with uly co-captains Frankel and Bodine securing pins. ln spite of the past defeats. Perk hegan to roll by defeat- g Friends Central 35-16 as Palmere, Frankel, Wolpert, idebaugh. and Steele won on pins. Valley Forge cancelled L match hecause of an outhreak of flu there. Continuing win. the lndians walloped Germantown Friends 39-13 th Palmere. Frankel, Davison, Radehaugh. and Pritchard nning their opponents. Episcopal was the next Perk ctim, being defeated 25-21. Palmere, Davison, and Bodine l had pins for the victorious lndians. Perkiomen met a rwerful Bryn Athyn team in the last match of the season, sing 29-21 as Radehaugh and Davison scored pins. ln the lnter-AC tournaments Davison, at 127 pounds, and idine, at 133 pounds, took first places as Frankel, losing close match, took second place at 112 pounds. The lndians aced fifth out of the twelve teams entered in the tourna- ents. At the National Prep School Tournaments Stremic took a second place while Poulos captured a third. The Perkiomen wrestling team will miss the services of seniors Poulos. Wolpert, Emerson, and co-captains Frankel and Bodine. who skillfully guided the team through the past season. Co-captain Frankel broke the Perkiomen record with an eighteen-second pin. COACH EDGEHTON WITH C0-CAPTAINS BOIJINE AND FRANKEL Senior Matmen BODINE FRANKEL POULOS WOLPERT EMERSON CHATELAIN J. V. Wrestling The j.V. Wrestlers lost their first match to Penn Charter 31-21 although Emerson. Kreyling. and Liehtenwalner pinnerl their lnen. ln the next lnateh Girard College heat the Perk .l.V.7s 40-14 yyith only 1.4lCl11CIlNNHlllCl' seeuring a Perk pin. The ,l.V. ln- flians were clownefl hy Blair Aeacleniy even though Gross ancl Emerson won hy pins. Haverforfl rlownecl the hard-fighting J.V.'s 271-l-1 with Garrett Securing the only Perla pin. lfnclauntecl hy their losses. Perki- onien trouneefl George Sehool ,l.V.'s 30-15. The following ,I.V. wrestlers yyon their J.V. letters: Sieher. Stark. Emerson. Sehultz. Reed. lireanier. IDUIIIHS. Liehtenwalner. Hoclriguez. Chate- lain. and Corbett as j.V. manager. Mr. Fulton. j.V. eoaeh. feels that the team will have a hetter recforrl next year if there are more lwoys out to fill the vacant weights. COACH lflll l ir.wt Ron' lm!! lo Riglil: Sivlwr. Svhultx. llc-nias. llliatm-lain. Serum! Row: Nlr. Fulton. Wf 1 llroxs. lip-tm-in. Roilrigut-x. Garrett. Kr:-y Nleitzler. Nlr. lftlgm-rlon, 1959 Swimming Team Firsl Kun: Lefl lo Right: N-sillv. Xln-ffmxmark. llirxin. Clliilvlhlill. lllaxivr. Sh-ward. Svrmlrl nw: flumala-5. Palm. CdIlTl'I'2l. Mille-r. IT. l',. Rllrl'Il. M-uiman. vl'l lilQPIl. Tllirrl Row: Cnarh Di. . ,. , . ,. , , . . . aus. l3I1'If'l'l1'. lrnul. flfkllgl. llll'klli:1I'l. xIl'K1'4'. Xllllllliill. lylmmu-r. lla-llman. f,lPi1l'll ffm-lrvrl. 0 1958-59 Fencmg lmjl In Rigfll: Nlurwll. CZll'lN'Illl'l'- Lmlmrlzlsllpllyu. Haha lfslrin. QIINLIVII Sl'llWt'llgt'I. Kay-. St'll21f- Im-V. 5llkllE1lHlI. Q-awklll. Flllllll. ll.. llyrnsulv. 52 First Row Left to Right: Tice-. Stautfc-r. Crt-isanwr. Kotlwrmi-I. Bates. Curtis. Svrorzrl Row: Xlr X Yatrliorn, Nlanivardi. lipmiikv. IA-stir. Craig. KauHman. Nlillvr. C.. Wright, Wood. Cross Country 7il'l--III eel : Bishop Kenriuk lfirstt 2T.N'P6I'ki0ltl6Il omit 44lfEpiscopal lthirfit 54 S1-fron!! meet .' Fourllz mee! .' Varsity Lettvr Winn:-rs Rates Craig Curtis Cordon Ville- low worn- win 53 Ccorgc Sviiool. 13-Pcrkionien. 48 Thin! nmel: Williz1riiS4rt1 Tracie. 25fPerkionwn Church Farm t,I.V.'st. liifPPl'killttll Il. 41 C. Nlillvr Rothernwl Tim- Stauffer 1 wt 3 Firxl Row Lffft to Righl: x1t'glt'l'. Rose-ndale-. Thaw. Fink. Moore-. Marlow. Gord:-11. Smith. F.. Nlosif-r. Set-onrl Row: Lis:-lla. H4-1-lint-r. Miller. Hz-ish-r. M4-K4-1-. Hail:-y. Yazarian. Grantham. Third Row: Garrz-tt. 'liysse-land. Swan. Ghate-lain. Jac-ohs. Sl2illf1if'Y'. Rios. Fourth Row: Rydt-r. Grn-isanwr. Saute-r. Haisig. Nlavnamara. Last Row: Goach Wt-ik:-l. Wolf. 'Nic-itzlvr. Coach Svhmidt. The 1958 Undefeated Varsity Track Team Nlr. Wm-ilu-1's winning travk squad shatte-rr-ml tht- oppos- ing tr-anis as his hoys we-nt all tht- way to an und4-fe-ata-d sz-ason. Thi- tt-am had sr-vs-ral outstanding mm-mln-rs during this ye-ar. and many rf-4-ords vve-rv hrokc-n. Iioh Granthaln ss-t the high and low hurdle- rt-1-ords as we-ll as tht- hroad jump re-1-ord. '11-am Captain Grayson Nloorv sf-t the- half mih- re-L-ord and 1.1-roy H4-ish-r sm-t a nr-w rf-cord in tht- shot put. T111-so rf-vord holdm-rs wr-rv aidt-d hy otht-r stalwart mvm- ln-rs of tht- 'liravk T4-am who wt-re-1 G. Nlilh-r. Rios. Lise-lla. Saute-r. Mage-f-. Fink. '1'yss1-land. N11-Ki-4-. Gord:-ll. Nlarlow. Gr4-isame-r. Hx-e-lim-r. Thaw. and Host-mlah-. Thx- tl-am start:-rl tht- se-ason with a se-nsational vit-tory ot 101-18 ovt-r Wyoming 5+-minary. With hatt-hx-ts sharp- c-nvd tht- Indians svalpe-d Rn-ading Gr-ntral Gatholil' and George- S1-hool with S4'IlI't'S of 88-31. and 67-50 rc-spe-vtiv:-ly, Uut of c-1:-vc-n srhools at tht- Ghurvh Farm Invitational x1l'l'1, 1'm-rkiome-n cami- in first with 'Nlalvm-rn in st-cond place- trailing tht- Indians hy 35 points. Following this 4-onqum-st 1'1-rkiomr-n down:-d tht- Cade-ls from Admiral Farragut 67-49. ln tht- last im-vt of tht- sc-ason an und:-rdog 1'e-rkionwn tc-am crush:-d the- vadt-ts of Valh-y Forgz- 81-35. Nlany hoys havt- rr-turn:-d this ye-ar. and tht- rs-suits of Ihr- Winn-r Track mf-f-ts fore-vast muvh promisa- for this spring's '1'ra1'14 'Fm-am. Champion Grantham has re-turn:-d to lm-ak his re-4-ords sc-t last yt-ar and to providt- tht- tr-am with many points. Star shot puttf-r 1,4-roy He-ish-r is also rr-turning to -.4-t a nt-w ra-cord. Gharlit- Milh-r who has he-en transformf-d into a runnm-r is a fast quart:-r mih-r with ple-nty of endur- ance-. 111- is also a hroad jurnpvr. and the tt-am's numhc-r one- high jumps-r. jose- Rios is har-k again with his amazing spm-rd in the- 220. and 100 yard dash. Richard 1.is4-11a who suffers-d a knew- injury during football sc-ason is prartiring for tht- 100. and 220 yard dash. He-isle-r. Rios. and Lise-lla have- swx-pt many he-ats for P4-rkionu-n. 1-11-ohne-r. Grf-isame-r. Mt-Kev. and Stauffm-r are- also re-turning from last yt-ar. Stauff:-r. a gre-atly improv:-d sophomore-. is ont- of tht- kt-y sprintt-rs on the te-am. Roh N1c'Kc-m- give-s Grantham mum-h support in tht- hurdle- rave-s. ami has takt-n many sr-vond plat-1-s for P1-rk. Gr:-isamf-r and 111-1-hnf-r we-rv hoth half mih-rs last yi-ar. and arc- havk again to gin- tht- tc-am distanm- runnc-rs. llavm- Sh:-pe-rd. a ne-w hoy this ye-ar who will givr- muvh aid in the- sprining division. is filling the sho:-s of Moorc- in tht- quartl-r mih-. Shi-pf-rd is also a fine- hroad jump:-r and rc-lay man. '111lIAl't' oth:-r nc-wroms-rs. Nirk Gordon. Ilill Gr:-ssman. and Daw Voigt. art- throwing the jaw-lin. and tht- disvus. Norman liatm- and .lim Rothe-rm:-1 arc- strong nm-w mi-n in distanm- running as thr-y join tht- tt-am having he-m-omv 14-tts-rms-n in 1-ross 4-ountry 1-arlin-r this ye-ar. -Ks tht- Grifhn got-s to pn-ss. 1'm-rkiomr-n Van look forward to a t'1lZilIllb101l!41l1fP'11I'Zl1'1'i Tr-am in tht- hands of Mr. Rirhard and his many outstanding px-rforme-rs. First Row -Left to Right: Johnson. Speigleman, Orenstein. Shapiro. Second Row: Machat. Hinsri. Crunstein. Brassler, Mitchell, Vasquez. Coach Smith. Tennis Last yearis tennis team developed into one of the finest in Perkiomen's history winning 19 out of 20 matches. Seniors Crunstein, Vasquez, and Orenstein held three of the top six positions. At the opening of the season Dave Orenstein held the number one position. One of the outstanding matches of the year was the one in which Henry Vasquez of Habana, Cuba, and Damrong Binsri from Bangkok, Thailand, battled for eight consecutive points to win their game, their set, and the match. Coach Henry Smith termed it as One of the most beautifully played games I have ever seenw. Perkiomen saw the rising of a star as Summer School trophy winner Damrong Binsri fought his way to the number one position early in the season and remained there for the rest of his junior year. Joe was only a junior at the end of the season when he was awarded the annual tennis trophy for being the most improved player of the year. His third trophy was awarded to him last summer. Well. wonder boy is back again this year as a senior in the number one slot. Things are going to be a little rougher though this year. Dave ,loon- nasuphya also of Bangkok is a strong contender as is sophomore Bill Schooley who is presently num- ber two. Morgan Brassler is another Perkiomen star who made the varsity as a sophomore last year. Now he holds the number three position as a junior. Brassler, if he returns next year, will be the man to watch. As for now he. Joonnasuphya, Schooley, and Binsri are really in tight competition for the top positions. Dick Reed and Hector Hannam are holding fifth and sixth positions, and as under- classmen they will be top men this year as well as next year. MATCH SCORES 3 1958 SEASON Perkiomen .,.............. 5 Wyoming Seminary ..,.... ........ 4 Perkiomen ...... .,..... 8 Valley Forge ............... ........ 1 Pt'l'klUYIlf'Il ...... .,..... 5 George School .... ........ 4 P1-rkiomen ...... .,..... 5 Hill School ....... ...,.... 4- Perkiomen .. .....,. 7 Bordentown .... ....... , 0 Perkiomen .. .. ...,.,. 7 St. Francis .,... 0 P1-rkiomen ...... .,..... 8 Valley Forge ....... 0 Perkiomen ...... .... , .. 3 Wesltown .. ..... .. 4+ AD VER TISEMENTS ,iff iw Q , , f f Tm I , ,Msg f' 1 I 1 1054 9+! NS Xxx W N K I 'C f r It 'fM'iH 'iii 1 Q w f ff ! f ff' Qi2, 154I'A J ' , ,, I , I JI M ' I ,a1'W'QSg-SWG' R 7 f 'f 'R if V , 13' A WR R I 1 XEYYXX NX XI '5.N1 ' V' ' M f 'Q I X , WF I - I I iffy Kg 7 XX THE ORIGINAL GRIFFIN GIRL, 1909 56 GOOD FUTURE CLASS OF 1959 The Weyund Store Hardware and General Merchandise Main Street PENNSBURG, PA. 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