Pottstown High School - Troiad Yearbook (Pottstown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1951 volume:

gfg Kfhe 90032 ffwlp 6 01 D 1951 39 H4 Sen 94,9555 I Las 0, ,5A?Un 0 I A. oH,5fown,Rznns,gl'xmia C Oo ALMA MATER WORDS by WARD WILKES MUSIC by VINCENT ENGLEDINGER Fa1thful and true hearted Let us cheer our dear Old H1gh We revere her and defend her And her colors proudly ily We Wlll stand by her unrted Of her deeds we gladly tell Her colors strearmng Glad faces bearnmg So heres a cheer for her That we all love so well CHORUS Ioyous and ever loyal Let us boost for our Old Hugh Let ev ry heart smg Let ev ry vorce nnq There s no trme to qrleve or sxgh May defeat ne er our ardor cool But unlted we w1ll boost for her Our Old Hlqh School Honors she has taken On the track and w1th the ball May she always rank the hrghest May her colors never fall Theres no other that can match her When her team 1S on the held Her boys the fleetest Her guls the sweetest Then here s a cheer for her For her who ne er w1ll yleld fe-J iC'7'f'tN- is ebay? 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BATTLE STATIONS IIHIGISCITOIQSIIC Sporisb CLASS WILL CLASS PROPHECY WORTI-IY SEAIVIEN OF P H S PATRONS ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Page 7 6 I7 48 49 68 89 86 90 93 94 95 gym HIGQ ART 88 'K T72 IC 7 ' , ..... , ....................,......,..,...4,.,..............,.....,.....,........... . 8 LOG PAGE OF GRADUATION ACTIVITIES .........,......... , ...,.. 87 ,Q-.5 '90 'X 'fb Q J' '7' 0 Q' Q o I' 0 cw J A A -3 1: fl Q X ,211 I I qs 20 x, Four DEDIC Because th1s year marks the twenty hfth anmversary of Mr W11burt O Cressman s entrance mto Pottstown schools as well as hrs retrrement from hrs posltxon the 1951 Trorad IS ded1cated to hun When Mr Cressman came here rn 1926 there was no opportumty for advanced study 1n the vocatronal freld He orgamzed the fust general vocauonal course Through the years the department has been greatly expanded due to was converted 1nto a machme shop Later both woodshop and prmtmg were added to the curnculum In 1936 the school moved to the present buxldxng and two new courses the electnc and general metal shops were made avarlable The number of vocat1ona1 students has grown from exghteen m 1928 to a hlgh of 375 boys 1n 1942 and dunng the past year mcluded 156 boys Pottstown Semor Hlgh students w1sh to express the1r deepest gratltude and apprecxatron to Mr Cressman for hrs contnbutmons to the school his efforts. In 1927 a drawing room was opened, and in 1928 a coal cellar ATIO Mrs Iulla Clemons accepted the role of sponsor of the TROIAD staff 1n 1949 She has won the great respect of each staff member by her efficiency and cooperative spurt Always she has given thoughtful consideration to each of The TROIAD staff has not been the only group to value Mrs Clemons service The commerclal students have known her as a kind and thorough teacher who has tr1ed falthfully to translate their shorthand even the most or1g1na1 varleties Mrs Clemons came to Pottstown Senior H1gh School in 1947 She was graduated Lrom Bloomsburg State Teachers College with a Bachelor of Science degree took graduate work at Colurnbia University and then taught for SIX years 1n B1rdsboro High School The TROIAD staff wishes to thank Mrs Clemons for her contribution to the success of their class publication and to extend to her their best wlshes for success in all of her future endeavors Fur' their ideas and directed all of their work with genuine interest. TRUIAD STAFF Seated on floor Be1n1ce Shaw Joanne Banks Carole Mexun Seated Davld Hexmbach MI VonDrach MRIIOII Rrfe Nelda Geschvund Mrs Clemons Calvrn Swavely Standmng Patrlcla Grovx Rlchald Smoker Geraldlne Tubls Joanloulse Endx PHIIICIH Becker Donald Mace Joy Glenn James Ruxak Elame Prmcenthal Co Edrtors rn Chref Busmess Managers Art Edrtor Sports Edltors Typing Edrtor Lrterary Staff Art Staff Typxsts Faculty Advrsers MARION RIFE NELDA GESCI-IWIND CALVIN SWAVELY DAVID HEIMBACH DONALD MACE IAMES RUYAK IOY GLENN LILLIAN HOFFER ELAINE PRINCENTHAL GERALDINE TUBIS CAROLE MERRIN IOANLOUISE ENDY IOANNE BANKS BERNICE SHAW PATRICIA GROW PATRICIA BECKER ALICE SI-IANER IOAN BAILEY MARY GIANGIACOMO ETHEL FALUSI MRS IULIA S CLEMONS MR I ROBERT VonDRACH The 1951 TROIAD staff was comparatrvely new havrnq only four members remarmng from the precedmg year namely Marron Rrfe Nelda Geschwrnd Carole Merrm and Alrce Shaner However the new members prtched rrqht rn and worked w1th the old ones to produce the best yearbook they poss1bly could Smce the autumn of 1949 the TROIAD staff has been meetmq durxng the frrst perrod each day rn the conference room so that the staff members would not have to complete all then' lengthy assrgnments on theuf own trme I it s., A e ' l 'ur I If , ' K av Photography Editor ..,......,,........................,.........................,......,..,....,...,..,.......,....,,...,,... 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DR GEORGE A McCORMICK Supermtendent of Schools Dr George A McCorm1ck Supermtendent of Schools was graduated from Musklngum College rn Ohlo where he recexved h1s A B degree HIS M Ed and Ed D degrees were recelved from the Umverslty of P1ttsburgh He 1S a natlve of P1llSb1.lIgh who enyoys golf and garden1ng but confesses a past mterest m playmg polo He 13 an actrve member of the Pottstown P T A the Rotary Club and the Lrbrary Board Dr McCorm1ck has wntten artrcles on costs 1n school systems and IS planmng several benefrcral changes rn the hxgh school program rn the future I 1 fy' 1 , - QS. 7251 xii - 1 1 1 1 . . . ., 1 . 4 The pr1nc1pal of Pottstown Hlgh School Bucknell Unrversrty and has completed postgraduate work at New York Unlver srty Always ready wrth a fnendly smrle and a humorous greetmg Mr Sm1th has actlvated an eftectlve counsehng program for sen1ors who are plannrng to enter college A an-qu, MR STANLEY I DAVENPORT, Jr Vrce Prmcxpal 4,291 'ha MR, HARRY L SMITH Ptlnclpal The vo1ce of v1cepr1nc1pal Stanley I Davenport mak1ng dcnly announcements and readmg mormng devotrons IS farm har to all pup1ls To a chosen few, h1s Forty frve mxnutes after school means detent1on As a hobby, Mr Davenport skllfully molds candles for hohday decoratrons Yum ., . . . ttn A Mr. Harry L. Smith, is a graduate of T1 n DIRECTORS 4 Gab HP--nr Ml W11burtO Cressman Mr Edward Y Good MI W O Smlth Mr Edward Good d11'9ClS all athlet1c GCl1V1l1eS of the school Mr Wrlburt Cressman holds the utle of the vocauonal duector The Veterans School 15 under the duectron of Mr W O Smrth M1ss Ahce Brownback has jomed the staff thls year as secretary to the prmcrpals The vocatronal secretary Mrs Stanley Stolar formerly M1ss Pansy Goodyear res1gned 1n the sprmg to become a housew1fe Mrs Helen Strause the clerk rn the ofhce has also resxgned to take anoiher posxtxon SEGRETARIES in Mrs Helen M SYIOUQG 'vhs Pqnsx G Stolfu Mxss Allcc L Brownback FACULTY The teachers have many interests in student activities other than instructing classes. Miss Miriam Altenderfer teaches geometry and algebra . . . Mrs. Iulia Clemons is adviser to the Troiad staff and a teacher in the commercial department . . . Miss Eleanor Corn- messer, the librarian and sophomore class sponsor, enjoys gardening and sewing in her spare time The Key Club a new organization for boys is sponsored by Mr Calvin Cressman who also teaches electric shop Mr William Dillman Mr Maurice Borneman and Mr Arthur Emery are instructors in machine shop and mechanical draw ing respectively in the vocational department Mr Emery also directs the stage crew Mrs Ruth Emery teaches Latin and enjoys music handwork and gardening as her hobbies 'E7' Miss Mlflam L Altenderfer Mr MRUFICS E Borneman Mrs Julia S Clemons Miss Eleanor Cormesser Mr Calvin J Cressman Mr William H S Dlllman Mr Arthur E Emery Mrs Ruth K Emery Eleven . X N 4-f In IA, Q, 1, ' 1 yn if Qu-vw-dv Mr Kenneth J Gable Mr Edward Y Good Mr Morrell E Grigg Mr Nelson L Grofe Mr Charles I Hamilton MISS Gertrude E Harley Mr George L Hughes Miss A Edna Hutt Tivvlvc Mr Kenneth Gable specializes in English and directs the senior class play Supervising the art course in the high school is Mr. Nelson Grote. He and his students design all the stage settings for plays . . . Mr. Morrell Grigg teaches history and English and is also an assistant football and baseball coach . . . Mr. Edward Good teaches algebra and physical education but is well known to all the students as the coach of the P. H. S. basketball and baseball teams . . . Mr. Charles Hamilton instructs students in the driver training course and safety education . . . Shorthand typewriting and office prac- tice are the subjects assigned to Miss Gertrude Harley who in addition supervises the sale of savings stamps and bonds . . . Mr. George Hughes teaches mathematics and United States history. The sophomore class, too, knows him as one of its sponsors . . . Miss Edna Hutt teaches hygiene and physical education and sponsors the Leaders' Group. Mrs Mrldred Hutt the school nurse and 1un1or class spon sor IS also mterested 1n handrcrafts All attendance records are kept by Mr Iohn Kalwalc who sponsors the bowl1ng team ana teaches general mathemancs M1ss Alma Khnk a commerc1al teacher and co sponsor of the class of 1951 has charge of the stock room Un1ted States h1story rs taught by Mr Gerald Levengood who IS also the sponsor of the Nat1onal Honor Socrety M1ss Carolyn Longacre teaches cookmg and related art but m addxtlon has charge of the dr1ll teams and safety patrol M1ss M1r1am Ludwlg who 1S the spon or of the P H S News hterary staff teaches Enghsh and hxstory The art of pr1nt1ng IS taught to the vocatxonal boys by Mr Iohn K1ll1an Mrs Catherlne K Kosman teaches sophomore Enghsh M Mrs Mlldred J Hutt Mr John J Kalwalc Mr John R Krlhan M1ss Alma I Klrnk Mrs Catherlne K Kosman Mr Gerald D Levengood M1ss Carolyn M Longacre MISS M1r1am V Ludwlg Thzrtccn - Q '41, ,L A , I ,M hu' yll. K Y 1 t . Qs E .4 Mr Wilham H McCabe Mr Heber T Meyers Miss Vlda V Moses Mr Edward F ONe1ll Mr Alvm R Paul Mrs Thelma J Robmson Mr Bertram P Scanlm Mr Karl Schumacher Foul tccn Mr Edward F O Ne1ll sponsor of the Glee Clubs and the Chou enjoys record collectmg and ensemble s1ng1ng 1n hrs free t1me Sen1or Enghsh and P O D teacher Mr Wlllldm H McCabe heads the Athletlc ASSOC1Gl10n and has charge of yumor varsity football and basketball Mr Bertram P Scan l1n whose outslde hobbles are bowl1ng and swlmrnmg spends the school day teach1ng bookkeepmg commerc1al geography and bus1ness Enghsh to eager puplls The head football and track coach Mr Heber T Meyers 15 also a health and phys1cal educatlon lnstructor Teacher of chem1stry Mr Karl Schu macher relaxes outslde of school by partrcxpatmg 1n servlce club work Readmg and crafts offer enjoyment to both M1ss Vlda V Moses French and Engllsh teacher and home eco nomlcs mstructor Mrs Thelma Robmson Mr Alvm R Paul hnds world h1SlOIY an mterestmg subect but he also helps to plan assembly programs for the school Mr Robert VonDrach teaches classes 1n bookkeepmg commercmal law and ar1thmet1c and IS mn charge of the attend ance room He also adv1ses the busmess staff of the Trolad The leader of the school band Mr Lester Smlth also g1ves 1nstrumental mus1c mstructron to quahfled puplls The cor rect use of the Englrsh language 1S taught by Mr Raymond Tull who 1n add1t1on GdV1S6S the busmess staff of the P H S News Senror class sponsor Mr Earl Strange drrects classes 1n bookkeep1ng shorthand and typewntmg sponsors the Boys Dnll Team and Safety Patrol and 1S Drrector of Safety Educatxon for the Pottstown School D1S'lIl.Cl Mr Howard Stauifer teaches both related drawxng and vocatronal mathemat1cs and Mr George Wentzel 1S a patternmak1ng and cabmetmaklng xnstruc tor m the vocatlonal department Mr W1llard Sensen1g and Mr Clarence Yocom educate the students 1n academ1c and vocatronal physrcs and blology respecttvely Mr Yocom also coaches the sw1mm1ng team and teaches Umted States hlstory Mr D Wxllard Sensemg Mr Lester F C Smlth Mr Howard I J Stauffer Mr Earl R Strange Mr Raymond S Tull Mr J Robert VanDrach Mr George M Wentzel Mr Clarence C Yocom Fzftecu - 1 I . - - 11 - 11 . . . , . , . . . . . ,, 1 1 1 . . . 11 . . . . . . , 1 1 1 1 , . , . . . . 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Q 1 .5 :gg 'ftfzi ll- -. ,- .-., - , 'S - ' W 331 A l .I V ik if 3 M as , F! fb hr M1 S 113111211 ALEXANDER CZARICK P1 esxdent SENIURS LOUIS IEZZI V1ce P1 6Sld61lt LOUISE KEENE I' zylztcr IZ Secretary PATRICIA GROW Treasul er MISS ALMA I KLINK MR EARL R STRANGE Sponsors CABINET Seated Barbara LIIZ Cathertne ADIOIIUCCI L than Hoffer MEFIOH Rlfe Mane Gaugler Elame Prmcenthal Luc11le Dltullo Damn Boldosser Jox Glenn Sldlldlllg John Dusko CdI10llTh0ITlpSOll Geolge Claxton Wtlllam Deegan Eugene Zeleznlck Vtncent Rettexx Ea1lDecke1 CLASS HISTURY Once upon a t1me three years ago to be exact Fate brought forth upon th1s h1gh school a new and devastatmg class Enshrouded 1n the mystery of the fact that we were the largest class to come from tumor h1gh s hool and the smallest to leave sen1or h1gh we were very act1ve and we craved excltement Our sophomore year was f1lled w1th dances Forenslcs and the great fre of whtch we have a good memory smce 1t caused us to mrss our fmals Also 1n our sophomore year our boys the baseball Jayvees had an undefeated season Well there we were great b1g 1un1ors and rann to go We d1d not have as much respect for the sen1ors then but we d1d have p1ty on the sophomores As far as our UCl1V1l19S went we sponsored the Iuruor Prom the spaghettx d1nner and the Easter FIOl1C Dance Our boys th1s year took a b1g part 1n the basketball htstory of the school The great day of reckon1ng fmally arr1ved we were sen1ors and dxd we have a en1or1ty complex l The sen1or year was somethtng' More t1me was spent on ptctures the Trotad caps and gowns class play class tr1p and preparauon for Commencement than actual study1ng 1tself The best years of l1fe thats what they are called the three great years of h1gh school and so they were We the Sen1ors humbly bow to our sponsors and teachers for makmg our years 1n P H S unforgettable ones and now as we make our eX1l we hope that future classes Wlll be as happy as ours t 1 - , ' . 3 v . 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I 1 .N zmfcmz IAYNE L ADAMS General layne Hockey 1 2 Class Cabinet Alt IS Jaynes hobby and she has won several prlzes for her work She IS usually found at Ellls Drug Store Hel chlef fear lS examlna tlons her favorlte type of car a Chevrolet she doesnt belleve ln love at fllst slght and she thlnks the ldeal famllv slze lS five CATHARlls E M Ars TON UCCI flcademzc Kztfy class Cabinet 1 3 Class Treasurer 2 Choir 2 3 Glee Club 1 Girls Chorus 2 3 Color Guard 1 Kltty IS a vlvaclous blunette who makes boys her chlef 3CtlVlty Her fear of rats IS ac companled by deflnlte ldeas on all subjects After graduatlon she plans to enter nurslng at the Chestel County Hospltal LILLIAN D BACCHI flcademw Dollle Safety Patrol 3 Glee Club Do le s a sm ll dark halred glrl wlth a very sweet pelsonallty She plans to become a model and tap dancer after graduatlon She conslders slx an ldeal famlly and prefers a Cadlllac above all cars Hel chlef fear lS talk mg before a group of people-could she mean olal book reports? LAURA J BANYAI ACdd0llllC leanze Tw lfllng 2 Llbrar Stat! 1 Library Club 1 3 Glee Club 1 Honor Club 1 Laura IS a small blonde Elll wlth a sweet personalltv She may usuallv be found at home lxext year Laula plans to entel a nulses tralnlng school In her spale tlme she knlts and Stl.lCllGS f0l Engllsh tests Tuenty WIARCARET W ALLYA Amrlz H116 Oup Basketballl 2 3 Hockey 1 2 3 Safety Patrol 2 3 Malgalet lS a tall sllm gal wlth a Spalk llng sense of humor She can often be seen ln the hall on patlol dutv knlttlng socks and sweatels She plans to go to buslness school and flonl thele lnto a career of marrlage Her chlef worry comes ln June and January along XVltl'l exams HORACE R ASHWORTH Vocatzonal Hump Drlll Team 2 3 Horace plans a car eer as an electrlclan lf Uncle Sam doesn t call hlm Although he does nt belleve ln love at filst Slght and IS not Interested ln glrls yet he thlngs slx lS an ldeal SIZE famlly In hlS spare tlme Horace mav be found worklng at photography 01 ln Ellls Dru Store JOAN M BAILEY C072l7H,C'IC7.l1l 10117116 Stamp and Bond Commlt tee 1 Trolad Stall' 3 Glee C ub 1 2 3 Her sweet smlle 1 very beneflclal to hel ln a qulrlng' fllends Joanle spends a lot of tlme watchlng televl slon A secretaly s llfe for me could be de scrlbed as Joanle s am bltlon JESSE BARO JR l 0C!lfl07If1I less Baseball 3 TVDlCd.l of the senlol bov Jess gleatlv foals the U S Almy but lf thev miss hlm he ln tends to play plofes, slonal baseball Jess wlll be a grand papa With hm famlly of foul llfllllgllll the up tcrdate Ford 1 if ll' PAUL D BAUER I ucatwnal Paul Paul IS learning his future tlade that of p1Int1ng In the voca tional department I will be his trade If the Army doesnt get him before he has a chance to begm Paul prefers a Plvmouth In which to take his future family of fou1 riding GERTRUDE C B1-:GEL Commercial T1 udy Gee Club 1 2 coor Guardl 2 3 Basketball Manager 2 Softball 2 Tiudv has no special hobbv but she spends nulte a bit of time at Hunsbelgers Lunch eonette For three years she marched with the Color Guard She IS known for her ablllty to make friends very easilv BRUCE E BINDER General Br uce Classifying laughs might sound odd but Bruce has a laugh which IS In a class of Its own It IS a rare day mdeed when h doesnt come up with some hilarious antxc that keeps his friends laughing His artistic abllltv will also be re membered ELEANOR J BORNEMAN Academic Ioan Choirl 2 3 Melody Maids 1 Girls Chorusz 3 Mixed EIISQITIDIE 2 3 Honor Club 1 Joan IS a peppy little gul who likes Cadllla s and who one day will be a nurse She enjoys spending her free hours at Dentler s Drug Store and water p10Vld9S her with her hobbies swim mmv In the summel and skating In the wm ter During her years In high school she has been active In many of the music groups PATRICIA A BECKER Academzc Pat Cheerleading 1 2 Hockey 3 Troiad 3 Sa e Patrol 3 Drill Team 3 Fashlonable Patricia Becker IS very active In many phases of school lIfe To overcome her fear of the future she IS going to attend nurses training school She spends a lot of her spare time The Barn watchlng televi sion and entertaining friends EUGENE BERTOLET V ocatzonal Eugene Eugene spends his spare time working at his favorite hobby elec trlc tram layouts and day dreaming about a new Ford He likes this auto very much Not uncommon IS the fact that he fears Uncle Sam will get him and then Hup' Two Three Four l-lup' Two Three Four DAWN R BOLDOSSER Commerczal Sunshzne Honor Club 1 2 Leaders Group 3 Class Cabinet 3 This reserved Indl vidual reveals that she 15 very much afraid of teachers For a voca tion she has selected oflice work whereby she hopes t earn enough to enable her to buy a Buick Dawn meets all of her friends at Parkers her favoi ite hangout HowARD F BOWDEN General Squmfy nd 1 2 3 Chor Dance Band 2 Want to hear cornv Joke Then you ve come to the right place because Howard knows them all However when he IS sellous one may find him playing the trum pet His main Interest II s In the field of music Twenty om Tu enty tu o ROBERT P. Emma l'flC!lflllil!lI 'Bob' Bob's plans fo1 the futule seem t be n the hands of Lncle Sam NN hen Bob IS not d11v1ng hls OlClSll10lJll9 hls dream Cal h bulldlng models Al though he does not be l16W9 1n love at fust slght he thmks the second look helps mat te1s Bob IS the out d0O1 txpe but h1s hang out Home Sweet Home OLIVE M BLRDAA Afrfrlcmzf 01 ll Glee Club 1 3 Ullwe vv1ll be 101116111 lv nd as bung 4 verw qu1et but sweet glll Although she IS 10361 ved Ollve IS well l1ked by all he1 classmates Hel favoute p3Stll119 IS plawng softball She 1s muslcally 1YlC1lUed and shows he1 ablhty bv playmg the pmno .md s1ng1n2 ln the Glee Club 11114111012 J COHRAC T oaatzonal .Stump Track 1 2 3 Honor Club 1 2 3 Key Club 3 At the pxesent tune Gemge spends .1 good blt of hls tlllle next dool but after g1.-adu dtlon he IS ,qolng to be Come .1 vlealthy p11nte1 ll 1th hls 1111ll1ons he 1n tends to buv an Olds lll0lJllE to go flshlng and 11fle shootmpz IJoNA1D VS Cook l uzrlflmlu Ulllxl Loolxu 1 futuxt 4 ll xntu st L dxngtlous gux to h xvt nound smcc hls holmbx IS L0llLlIlllfI guns H 1 pnob xlnlx lfzood moxx oo l pl ntl ls '11 lt 1 lt th mu Rlbllllllg' -X ex Loollu ple us xt 111 xx 1 I xxlll txlte h1 fxm 1 o cu1 fm Sum ix 1 1 VARL V. 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Q 11: S 112 s for ' 1' , ' 1 1, I 1 J 11111 - I LUCILLE A DITULLO Academzc Lucy Basketball 1 AA Board 1 3 Honor Club l 2 3 Class Cabinet 3 Leaders Group Lucy s black haIr and dark complexIon wIll look verv attractlve when she wears the whlte unlform of the nursmg professlon She IS a quIet person very sweet and well llked among her classmates and frlends Lucy pre f e r s 6 2 4 Chestnut Street to any drug store In town P FREDERICK DRAUSCIIAK Vocatzonal Fr Nz Frltz hopes to work In a prlnt shop after graduatlon If Uncle Sam doesn t glVe hIm a Job first He stops at Hunsbergers Lunch eonette for a refresher after school where he shyly watches the glrls Hes afrald of them' He en1oys ICE skatmg and Wlth a hobby l1ke that he shouldnt b afrald of glrls JOHN A DUsKo JR Academzc Dusty Cabinet 3 A future artIst John wants to go to art s hool and spends a good deal of tlme draw Ing and paxntlng when h Isnt at Parkers He IS afraId of home work teachers and glrls tHe says J Joram L ELLIOTT Commerczal Llbrary Staff 2 Jo IS a tall slender gal who spends heI spare tlme at home nlaylng the plano She would llke to become a t 'ust afte graduatlon then find a fellow wlth a Ford et marned and have three chIl dren Her chlef fear IS a gas stove Tu enty foul Ron ALD N DoTTI-:RER Academzc 1 Bandl 2 3 Ronald has shown hlS talent fox muslc bv plavmg the trumpet In tne scnool band Most of hIs outslde actIvItIes are centered around Merkles Gas House and wlth her In the near future he plans to jom the Alr Corps JANET L DUNLAP Home Economzcs Dunny Hockey 1 Basketball l 2 Softball 1 3 Janet l1kes to cook and sew and she does an excellent Job of both Most of her tlme IS spent at Georges Although she has qulet calm personallt she IS very well lIked by all She hasnt any definlte plans for the future PAUL F DUTTENHOFER General Dut 1 WIHIII g Track I 2 Dut IS a tall dark good lookIng senlor Among hls outstandlng abllltles IS hls tech mque of playmg foot ball Dut may be found at EllIs usually loaf Ing He has not deClded upon anythmg definlte for the future but thlnks perhaps Uncle Sam wlll declde for hlm LAVERIN. E M ELLIS Vocafzonal Ellzs lNext yeal you vull plobablv see Ellls In an All Force umform Most of h1s outslde ac tlVltl9S are centered alound glrls and Fords HIS collectlon of snakes IS a rale hobbv No one knows what hxs futule max hung In :I .ID-tu , D . . . , 7 . . ' H 7! , , , . I AA Y! II ,' rr D ' . . , w v ' ' ' I ' , - ' II 9 u 3. - 1 , ,' l . N' , . ' r , ' e . , . l U 7' n In P. H. S. News 1, 2, 3: Class Football 1, 2, 33 Basket- . ball , 23 S I ln 3: ' ' . , 3. 7 . . , . , 3 Y - . . ' , , , , . . . I. - D ' 1 I ' - - , . , - I , , ' y . . 7 .IJOH M . ,, -- ' 1. ' Y - - L' ' ' . AY W 1l.L1Alvl ' EMBODY Gene: al Stooly Drill Team 1 2 Track Manager 1 Wllllam IS a very f r 1 e n dl y classmate whose humor keeps the class merry HIS favor lte hangout IS Chlcks SCFVICQ Statlon where he practlces hls hobby of loaflng Hls chlef fear IS exams whlle ln school but he plans to work after graduatlon BETTY L ESCHBACH Home Economzcs Esh Betty hopes to make a professlon of her al ready excellent sewlng She has many hObb1ES whlch lnclude roller skatlng knlttlng and sewlng Betty prefers a 'Z9 Chevrolet Why ETHEL F FALUSI Commerczal Bunny Glee Club 1 2 3 Honor Club l 2 Trolad stall 3 Bunny IS undeclded whether to become a secretarv or halrdress er but nevertheless she IS preparlng to work She spends much of hel tlme at home readlng She prefers a Plymouth or Chevrolet ln whlch she wlll transport her future famllv She ll be a careful ClI'lV6I' slnce she has a fear of a cldents IOHN F FE ELY Acade c new ZSSQS 0 CI' 9 ll W1 D hls ly at v 112 a br gaasse H He to at co ege liltlon Hls favo hang but he s 1 enjoy IS hobbv f andscap mg X SHIRLEY J ERB Comme: zcal Shul 'IWi1'lers 2 Boyertowns loss IS Pottstown s galn Shlrl came to P H S ln her Junlor year and she already proved her ablllty twlrllng tance lnterested ln roll er skatlng she now spends most of her tlme at home emoylng her hobbv whlch IS collect mg snapshots DONALD J EWANICK Vocatlonal Don Football 2 3 Bowling 3 Baseball 2 Don IS an all around hov Wlth sports as hls hobby At present he 1 afrald of belng drafted so he lS havmv all hls fun now at Sherldan s H lsn t sure what he IS golng to do after frraduatlon but fellows Wlth blg brown eyes llke hls are Just what glrls are looklng for MARY A FAUST Academlc Mary Counclll 2 3 Class Play 3 Not so much to sa' not so well known but has a wav thats all her own Thls certalnly applles to Mary for she IS qulet and shy but always wllllng to help It well may be Sald of her Stlll waters run deep for beneath her qulet exterlor Mary hldes an eager and frlendly personallty She wants to attend college JANE E FILLMAN Commel cial Ie Honor Club 1 2 Jeff spends a great deal of her tlme at home knlttlng When she IS graduated she would llke to be a sec retarv and then get marrled and have three chlldren She doesnt a tually belleve ln love at first Slght but may conslder lt lf lt IS a good slght Twenty five l. H ll - , H A , . - Y ' . . . y ' I ' - 1 ' ' ' ' !- . - . . . . , 1 n . . . . , G , , , . ' . - U 71 ll li . 1 , .S . . . ! 7 - f , 9 .- Y . ' ' ' ' ' . e ' ' s Y la n cl , v1 , , Q Honor Club 13 Library . . 7 D ' 9 , . . . U . ' H Y . , . . . ' 9 i ', - Us 1 - ff, n , 2, 3. k e - ' - ' 9 S ' - t h t - - tt y. - -' ' s n - ' - d , - P . . ' 9 . - - 1 l S C - - 11 1 . 911- ' l y 1 0 . . .' . . Tuenty sw NIARIOIN L FILLMEIK. Com mel czal lla: :on Marlon s long fingers are Ideal f0l hel future plofesslon as a hall dlesser Before she has to get down to the task of washlng and settlng halr she has fun at Parker s MHTIOH lS one of the few who belleve In love at first slght LUCILLE D FOLEY Commel czal Lou Cholrl 2 3 Girls Chorus 2 3 Melody Maids 1 Dra matlc Cub 1 Honor Club 1 Lou has a very nlce volce and enjoys the vocal muslc actlvltles of the school She s Interested In muslc and llstens to the hlt tunes at Cannlngs Drug Store She doesnt be lleve In love at first slght nor does he have to be handsome per sonallty counts most RONALD H FREDERICK Vocatzonal Bert Drill Team 2 P llst after graduatlon As far as hls prefer ence of a car IS con cerned he doesn t have any except that he would prefer one that luns so that he can en Joy hls hobbv drlvlng He belleves that the ldeal slze of a famlly IS four CHARLES D GARNER Academ IC Chazlze Band 1 2 3 Class Play 3 Boys Glee Club 1 Charles llkes to work vllth wood and to play the French horn H stavs at home often but would llke to have a sharp llttle Plymouth to Kll1V6 alound Aftel graduatlon he verv re allstlcally evpects to vsolk RICHARD L FIRlNG Academlc Dlck Dlck Intends to work w en he IS out of school but now he spends hls tlme loaflng at Keller s Drug Store VN hen he gets that Job he IS golng to get a Ford and then a glrl frlend It won t be love at first slght he does n t belleve In It 'VI JAMES FOOSE Academzc Bzg Jzm Choir 2 3 Jlm IS by no means a blg man On the con trary he holds the reputatlon of belng the shortest boy In the sen lor class He devotes most of hlS tlme work Ing wlth car motors Jlm has no plans for the future SAMUEL J FRY JR Commelclal Sam Key Club 3 Sam IS undeclded on hls future because he fears the atomlc bomb but f0l now hlS motto IS Have fun he does at Rmgmg Rocks Skatlng Rlnk He would llke a famlly of four Does he belleve ln love at first Slglltq No Slffeel CYNTHIA K GARROW Academzc Cyn Hockey 1 2 3 Basketball Yes thats the glrl Wlth the ble' brown ewes She has a week ness for Mercury con V91 tlbles basketball and hockev S e a ald of file u shoots lt occaslonally from beneath her long thlck lashes College IS her goal but she IS not sure just vuhlch one In , ,' ry H - ,rr . , . . . . i v . h . . ., Y , ' Y , 7 V , . . . - . . , . g - , . . . ll YY It . I Y, I u- 1 2 1 ' . ' 9 , i '. . ' 9 , . i . , . ll y, Ai S! Ronald lans to en, It is possible that ' ac n, 1 . . , n ' 1 - . Y l . ' Q - . J . . . - - . , . 1. - I U Q l . ,, .I H , . , 1 1 1' 2' 3. ' ' ' . ' 1 ' ' v Y. , 1 . e -' - ' . 1 v - - ' v I Y L ' ' ,. h lS .' . . I - 'fr ' , b t . ' ' y . 1 v . ' ' ' . lv , . WIARIE L GALGLER Commezczul Reds Band 1 2 3 Class Cabl net 3 Trombone Trio 3 'llarxe IS known to all ot us for her pleas ant dxsposltlon and wxllmgness to help any one m dlstress Among hex assets are her pretty red halr and her talent for muslc Marle expects to attend a busmess school ZELDA C GEYER Lommezczal Z8 Glee Clubl 2 3 Safety Patrol 3 Drlll Team 3 Hockey 1 Basketball 1 2 3 Softball l 2 3 Look out here she comes' Of course w are talkmg about Sls one of our basketball plavers and a mlghty good one at that Wlth her glft of gab and brlght sense of humor, SIS IS Just one of those g1rls who wlll guaran tee a good tlme for all when she IS near FAY E GIBSON Comme: czal softball 2 Honor Club 1 Fay 1S a very sweet llttle glrl who supplles a lot of humor ln her classes as well as out slde of school She ln tends to work after she IS raduated and w1ll most llkely take the dally grmd out of that by paxtlclpatmg m the act1v1t1es at the Cen ter BERWINDALE J GLENN Commerczal Wmdy Melody Maids 1 Honor Club 1 2 Girls Chorus 2 Safety Patrol 2 3 Drlll Team 3 If you should even see Berwlndale m the halls or the cafeterla vou would surely know how she got her nlck name She plans to Slt on the boss lap m an excluslve 0ff1C6 on the first floor of a bulldxng she fears hlgh places In the dlstant future y u may see he1 through a mcture wln dow playmg a plano for her five chlldlen NELDA J GESCHVKIND Academzc llznnze Ha Ha Honor Clubl 2 3 Dra matic Club l Trolad Staii 2 3 P H S News2 Cholr 3 Girls chorus 3 Class rlay 3 lNelda IS a very de pendable and consclen LIOUS workel She ln tends to further her eoucatlon by gomg to W est Chester State 'leacher s College She s gomg to make use of ner many long hours of practlce on the plano and v1ol1n by teaching muslc Some day she would llke to settle down and ralse a fam 1ly of five or seven chll dren MARY L GIAINFIACOVIO CUIIIPYICICICII Mein. Glee Clubl 2 3 Honor Clubl 2 P H S News3 Trolad Staff 3 Merrl IS more the nulet type who enjoys staylng home and watchlng TV or follow ln P H S spo s After graduatlon shell be out lookmg for an 06106 Job In due tlme her famlly w1ll be com plete wlth four ch1l dren, whom she can take for rldes ln a Ford MARY ANN GILBERT Acadermc Dramatic Club 1 Library Club 2 3 Mary Ann IS usually found wherever the most boys are mdulg mg ln her hobby fllrt mg She has an under standable fear of glrls who chase boys and be lleves ln love at first Slght onlv lf he IS a nlce lookmg slght Jov A GLENN Academzc Skeets Hockeyl 2 3 Basketball 3 Softball 1 2 3 Chl l 2 3 Glrls Chorus 2 3 Class Cabinet 3 Trolad Staff 3 Honor Club 3 Stamp and Bond Commlt tee 3 Possessor of a keen sense of humor and a unlque laugh Joy IS one of the malnsprmgs of the class She has partlclpated n all sports and has been an actlve member of the Cholr She expects to et marrled ln the near future a ln e meantlme she IS QUITIHQ thmgs fo1 her hope chest Twenty sezen , - . . ll U .. - - - - H - ! 1 ' 1 'I A mtg' nr H . . 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'. ac' V ' ' ' Q - f ew? , 4 ,, fy , . i , N .4 All r . . , 1 fAROLYN -X GRAY 111111101 SIIIII Carolyn a sw eet blonde Zlll can usuallv be found dolng some klnd of alt wolk S e plans to fulthel 91 talent along thls lne lx attendlng an alt school Q81 olxn le f t P H S aftel the first scnlestel t attend school at N01 th Coven tlv Although Calolyn appealed to be qulet :ht was leallv a fl lend to QVCIV one SAMUEL A QROVIIS JR l llC!lf10llIlI Sanz Football 2 3 Sam, llke most of the boys has the WOIly of lecelvlng hls Greet lngs and that seems to make hls futule un celtaln He IS certaln of one thlng and that IS to have an ds 68 ln whlch to do hls coultln and latel take Sunday afternoon lldes wlth hls famlly JOYCE E HALL flillllllllbllll Hockey 1 2 3 Basketball S AA Representative 3 rlere IS one good spolt ln H1016 ways than one She has a very weak spot for a Chl yslel automoblle and a yen f0l a DICE OHICQ posltlon aftel gladuatlon Her hopes ln the future ale fol a fanllly conslstlng of thlee chlldren How evel fol the present she feals book leports md exams Q,LoRlA C HAUsl-:MAx -lmdcmlc' Glmza blolla llkes to wrlte let els She ls a VGIX sweet and fl lendlv Zlll who would llke some dax to dllve a s HX new Chevlolet Most of htl classmates have at sonu tlnle I'lOt1C6Il and 1lllllll6ll hcl excellent llNt6 ln clot cs T144 nfy llght PALL H GREEN l ocafmmll Sam Football 1 2 3 Basketball Track 1 Sam Gleen and foot ball have b9COlll6 al most sxnonvmous dul lng the mast two xears Hes also been qulte successful on the bas k all and tlack teams HIS Wlde, fllend lv grln has been llght mg up the hallways fol three veals and wlll celtalnlx be lnlssed ln the futule PATRICIA D GROW AClld6lPllC fl' Honor Club 1 2 Stamp and Bond Committee 3 Hockey 1 2 3 Basketball l Softball 1 2 3 C s Treasurer 3 Troiad Staff 3 P at a s evelyone knows her, IS one of the fllendllest glrls IH the class She goes all out for sports and you can see her on the hockey team playlng rlght wlng Pat, who wlll be lemembered for her nlce clothes, plans to W0lk after graduatlon JoHN W HALLMAN Academzc lohn ball 1 2 3 Honor Club John IS a very ambl tlous young man who lntends to go to college to study accountlng The aCt1V1t1eS of h1S college llfe Wlll l110St llkely center alound basketball and baseball Llke most other boys hls age he has a de flnlte fear of Greet gs flom Uncle Sam J HENRY HAUs'vlAxx Academzc Lune! Bandl 2 3 Footballl 2 Golf 1 2 Hallws destlnatlon IS college Hes usuallx found ln the Nolth End and hls hobby ls spolts Hls chlef feal IS not gettlng foulteen houls of sleep a nlght Hls fdX0llt6 klnd of cal 14 ln OldSlTl0lJll6 HAITN thlnks the SIZC of an lde ll fdlllllX IS foul ,, . - n .1 'Y -1 I l ' l 2, 3: ' ', Q, 3. .' - v --I h - 5 . . h . . I . - . ' 1 Y x bl. wiv I 1 ' A - . .' 'etb ' ' It ' o ,- ', ' . . D - ' K '., S 'V .' ' . ' l., l 5' A u i A 1, . s u Y ,, . ,, HI, ,, ,.'- A U 1 ' 1 las ' ,U . I . A y ' . ' , 1101 r ' ' 3 l? ' ' ' I n . y 1 n ' ' l , l sl 1 vs Ak li I J 1lCf' Basketball 1, 2, 31 Base- 1. 2, 3: ' Oftball 1. 2, 3g 1, 2, af ' ' 1 ' 1 . Y ' . ' in . vv Z ' . ' I V .1 9 . I v ' .'. ' r , V ' 3: ' V' I' 3- ' ' A ll '.. '. ' ' ' . .. J ' ' D. v , . .' ' . . ' ' ,' I ' if ' - ll-.. Q - . . . A I2 1 A 1 'M .. DAVID A HEINIBACH C omnzef czal Da z e Troiad S H r ,sa sa owhs e w e fe f ellng lS fear of vw k wants a Job as a b kkeeper follolnlng grac uatlon .lol-lx E HILLEGAS Vocatzonal Spook Spook IS a very tall and thln bov who thlnks hrs future wlll be to work ln a lTllll He IS afrald of glrls and that lS one of the reasons why he do snt belleve ln love at first Slght Hrs Chlef hobby lS plav lnv basketball C ARLEAE Houck Academic Aalem Gee Club 1 2 Cholr 1 Girls ChO!'LlS 3 Honor C ub 1 2 3 Arlene plans to fur ther enjoy her hobby playlng the plano at a l'lll1SlC school next fall She d llke to own a Plv mouth sometlme ln the future and maybe get marrled and IBISQ famllx B LARUE HURTER Academlc Lou Hockey 1 Softballr Drill Team 1 Safety Patrol 1 2 LaRue rs small and peppy and has a verv pleasant personalltv She lS afrald of exams but loves sports and IS a VEIV good athlete You can usually flnd her ln or around the Luncheonette on Han over Street LORETTA F HERRNIAN C ommelclal Hzcll Band 2 3 Glee Club 2 Stamp and Bond Commlt tee 2 Safety Patrol 3 Loretta as our hlgh stepplng majorette ac tuallv leads the band She loves to dance and vou wlll alvsaws see her at our school dances maklng those sweet and slow songs even sweet Vlhatever Loretta does after graduatlon she wlll add greatly to ltS beautv and charm LILLIAN A Horrsn COIIIHZGICIIII Z Glee Club 2 Class Cabinet 2 3 Glrls Chorus 2 3 P H S News 1 Honor Club l 2 3 Class Play 3 Dramatic Club 1 Trolad Staff 3 You can t tell a book bv lts cover Thats tenance belles her fun lovlng Splflt In Lll llan the class of 51 had a fine leader n scholarshlp dramatlcs and student organlza tlons llvlARY L HUFF General Mary C olr 2 Band 1 Gee Club 1 Marv wlll be lemem bered especlallv for her talent ln slnglng She has often entertalned us durlng an assemblv program Also we wlll remember her merry laugh Mary seeks a future as a dental asslstant KENNETH L IBACH I ocafzonal hen Ken s faVO1lt6 loafing place IS the East Hlgh Street Esso Statlon where he can admlre the Llncolns Wh1Ch he prefers above all other cars Hell be qulte a father because hls ldea of a famllx IS a football team Oh wes he be lleves ln love at first slght Trl erlly llllll' -l , vw 4. 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' Q' 3 - C' Thlz fy Louls A Il-:zzl Jn Acadcmzc Lou Basketball 1 2 3 Class Cabinet 1 Class Vlce President 3 In case you dont read the llezculy Lou 1lkeS to plav basketball Slnce he plans to at tend college next fall you vslll probably b leadlng about hlm on the spolts pages f01 manv VGSIS HIS pleas mg pelsonalltv and fllendllness have made hlm one of the senlol classs most popular students LOUISE M km-:xl-: Commerczal Susze Choir 2 3 Glee Club 1 Class Secretary 2 3 Honor Club 1 2 Stamp and Bond Committee 2 3 A A Board 1 Glrls Chorus SUSICS sweet smlle Wlll be hldden behlnd a swltchboard when she becomes a telephone operator after gradua tlon Petes Lunch eonette lS her favorlte hangout after games and school dances She also may go ln for a coke after bowllng whlch IS one of her hobbles CONSTANCE M KINCKINER Academic Conme tee 1 2 Library Club 2 3 Connle has an lnter estlng hobby collect lng small dolls She goes to the movles often and would llke to have a car to drlve thele she prefels one that runs In the fu tule she would llke to be a secretary CHARLOTTE L KLUMPP Commelczal Chaz Color Guard 2 3 Choir 1 2 3 Honor Club 1 Glrls Chorusl 2 3 Charlotte s all around pelsonallts has taken llel far vxlth her class mates ln hel school xeals She has a keen sense of humol and can alwals be depended upon to enllven am gathellng Challotte s spale tlme lS spent col lectlng pennles and fol lolwlng all the hlgh school games KATHRYIN L KAAS Home Economzcs Altfy Klttv wlll make some one a wonderful wlfe as a result of her tram lng ln the home econ omlcs department Hel dlSlk6S ale P O D tests and Chel'lllStl'y KlttV s sweet person allty and fllendllness wlll be lenlembered RAE A KENNEDY Commclczal Rae Library Staff 1 2 3 L1 brary Clubl 2 3 Honor Club 1 2 Rae IS an outdoor glll ln the summer when she enjoys Swlmmlng but ln the wlnter she stays at home where lt lS warm After gradu atlon shell be looklng for a Job as a stenog rapher and then s e hopes to meet that man ln her future llfe MARYLN A KLEIN Commer czal ts Choir 1 2 3 Mxed semble 3 Library Staff Glas Play 3 Girls Chorus SISISP H S sMar garet Truman Her hobby IS muslc and that accounts for the lnter est she has taken ln all the vocal actlvltles of the school Away from school her lnterest ln muslc lS centered t Del s where she enjoys llstenlng to popular songs played on the Juke box THOMAS E Klw ASTER VOC0fl071dl Tom Tom ought to b called Black Flash the vsay he burns up the roads ln that an nt c rUl of hls Perhaps the nlost hablt ual thlng about Tom lS the tlme of hls al rlval at classes Although hls futule IS undeclded he vlants to flllV6 hls f llllx ound Fold . , - v . I VV 4- v- ll f- -v . v Y , - ' ,A . . y Q s - ' Q ' l' ' . . . . l ' 1 V Q . ' ' g e . - . . , . ll ' Y! AK yy Q 1. 2, 3. ' - ' 7 l . . . . . , , - . ' , . - ' ll I - I . n ' ' ' . y h ll ,7 ' s . , , ..S- Q, n ' u l 1 I l En- Stamp end Bond commit' 1. 2. 3: I-loner Club 1. 21 . ' ' - 1, 2, 3. ' .i - ' ' 5 - . t . . a , , . . ,. J, Ll' YY H J, ll H ' . : . 9 . . ' u , u I . .y . - Y i '- ' cie a . 1 - ' ' '- al ' Y al' in a ,,, . . . - l . s' ' ' Ion X kxl-31.1.1-:R Aulrlz nzzt luanw Lbrarx Club 3 Stamp and Bond Committee 1 2 loans hobbx xxhlch lS fallllllal to all of us ls txlng up the tele phone -Xlthough she belleves ln love at flrst slght her chlef feal 15 men Could lt be that maxbe some xoung ln terne xxlll change hel llllflflq NIONICA R kovacll frnunwlclul llilllllfl Basketball Manager 1 Nlonlca would llke to become secretal x afttl gldllUfltlOYl Shell make. a cute one' At plesent she spends hel spale tlme at home collectlng snapshots 01 ln the movles xxatchlng thlllls and lomance She p16f9lS a Wlelcurx ln xvhlch to take hel foul chlldren fOl rldes ln the futule C,1ADYs -X KRASSOWSKI fliillllllll ll In IS Honoi'Club1 2 3 Soft IQ hls 1 feal 0 lD9C0ll1lYlg an old Tllalfl because of hel hobbv of sexxlng If she can cook well ls sexx s e neef n t xx Ol 1x he DlQf0lQ a famlly of f0Ul Cllllfllen 'ind that me lns shell need a lalge WIGICUIV when shc xx lnts to take them f 1 1 e FRANK I LEVENCOOD I lIC'flfllllIllI Frank Frank xxould llke to be a pllot aftel he 1S glaclulted Thls occu patlon fits ln vxlth llls hollhv of bulldlng model pl mes He cloesn t ple fel a paltlculal make of cal but It has to be a fast one Flank IS qulte celtaln that he helleves IH love at first slght BERNICE -X IXONACH C rnnnzm tml 111 mee Basketball 1 2 3 Bclnlce knoxxs xxhat 13 ln stole fox he1 aftel gladuatlon xxolk' CllffQI'9Tlt klnd of xxolk from xxhat she dld on the basketball team that xxas fun Belnlce xxould llke a famllx of foul to xx hom she llllghl tell of the fun she and hel fl lends have had lt Palkel s NIICHAEL how ALLlx f16'l1f lllI 1111.1 Walnif ,aw suallxmp 'lg t ass lTlde9il ughtcl H1 l19bUl'es ale plaxlng nu slcal lTlStlUl1lLl'l I0ll6l skatlng aflalcl of hlgh places and llelleves that anx thlng ln thls xxolld IQ posslllle Ions C, Ll-.vAx J flllllllllll lnllllnlf and 1 Chor Boys Glee Club 1 He plans to be lust 1 pl lm OllllT1d.lV doxxn to ealth wolklng man XVlth a fdlllllx of foul He s a home lovlng box xxlth no hobbx ln pal tlCUldl exccept flndlngf the llgfht one no the love at fllst slght type SARA -X llfxllb AfflfI!7Il1lC Sully ockey 1 2 3 Honor Club 2 Sallx has a pleaslngf pelsonalltx lnd a verx fllendlx natule Shes usuallx found at Dan Bause s Dlug Stole hut she also enjoxs xxatch lng televlslon Hel chlef feal IS a needle 1 favollte cal, Ford Another xxho be lleves ln love at fllst slght and thlnks the ldeal QIZQ of a famllx 18 f0Ul 41 me 'II' X N: 'Qs-., 1 Tllllflj mu BARBARA N Llrz Academ zc Babs H s SUBIIID and BOl'1d COI!lIIllE tee 3 Cla s Cablnet 3 Always ready and wllllng to help Babs lS an actlve glrl ln our class She seems rather qulet but IS really lots o fun As all her classmates wlll tell you she IS one of those people who stlck to a thlng no matter how tough untll It lS fin lshed RICHARD A LUDY Vocatzonal Dodo Dzck Qtamp and Bond Commit 1 2 Dlck 1S strlctly the outdoor type Hls hob bleS are huntlng fish mg and trapplng Hls favorlte hangout IS at Chlck s Gas House and hls favorlte klnd of car lS a Chevrolet A far as love IS concerned b9l1eVeS that the ldeal slze of a famlly IS one' GLORIA D MACH General Fhzcken Basketball 1 2 3 Hockey 1 2 3 Softball 3 Gee Club 1 Cholr 3 ACt1V6 sports Glorla IS the possessor of a nlfty figure and l1lxeS to adorn a certaln DeSoto Wlth lt She has a fear of creeplng llttle bugs Her future plans are slmply to se cure a Job DoLoRl:s L llflAUGER Gene: al Tubbze Cheerleading 1 Stamp and Bond Commlttee 1 Hockey 2 3 A A B3ard2 3 Class Officer 1 If Tubble IS mlsslng she can most llkely be iound at Ellls Dlug St0l9 chattlng about llel large lecord collec tlon Oilice VSOllx wlll fill hel future llfe to gether wlth those four chlldlen she wants Thirty fuo JAMES D LONG Vocatzonal Sho: ty Drlll Team 1 2 3 Safety Patrol l 2 3 Track 2 3 Youll find hlm hang lng out t Neut s fearlng what hls teach EIS wlll say the follow mg day about hls home work He llkes the Lhevrolet Doesn t be lleve ln love at first slght but thlnks famlly of four IS nlce DONALD H MACE Academzc Don Cwlmmlng 2 3 Trolad 3 P H S News 3 Artlstlc Donald Mace puts much of hls tlme lnto palntlng or other artlstlc work or just hanglng out at the Y M C A He spent most of hls spare tlme dolng the art work for the Trolad After attend alt school LILLIAIN M MARIANO Academzc Dolly P H S Newsl 2 Cass Pay 3 Cholr 3 Drlll Team 3 Safety Patrol 3 Dolly has a frlendly nature and a pleaslng personallty Her fa VOl1t8 hangout 1S the llbrary and her hobby IS wrtlng After grad uatlon she plans to attend college JUNE A MIAUGER Home Economics Gzeen Eyes Honor Club 1 2 3 Lead ers Group 3 June lS a fllendlv person who Just loves to loller skate and use up tlme She f9d1S homevsork a n d the dark She wlll look fol a Job after gl aduatlon She plefers hls cal a 1950 gleen NIQICLIIW Y , ni YY it . 7, P. . S. New 1, 2, 3: ' , . 1 ' 3 S . w Y. , . ' . .- ' a ll Y YY , . . - f . - A ' l - . ,- Y . . . -7 V . a , , - lg I ,, ll YY L., ' J ' ' tee , . 3. M, V , , Y - . . , . 'I . . . li ' 7 7, I U ' 7 . . . . . ' ' . s ' ' , n - n he .iSY1't iU'C0I'6St0d-9 he graduation, he plans to na ' xv as H . , 1 - - . . 1 1 , , : 1 1 1 2 ' 1 ' ' in , ' . an ' rr ' , - ' 7 ' 7 .. . Y, .. , H , . , x . , ' ' . l ' l . 7 ' V - , ll ' n , D . ' - H NIAURICE E MEEKI-:R Vocatzonal 'Maur we Trapplng IS Mau rlce s favorlte pastlme W hat he traps lS stlll a mysterv Hls favorlte hangout 15 somevshere ln Upper P0ttSgl ove TOWhSh1p Hls prefer ence of a car 15 a Chev rolet ROBERT M WIICH as ER Vocufzanzal Bo Qtage Crew 1 2 3 B ball Manager 1 Bob IS one of the falthful members of the stage crew who help to mak all the assem bly programs and plays a su ss He plans to attend college after graduatlon Hls favor lte hangout IS Rlnglng Rocks where he enlovs roller skatlng Llke most of the bovs he fears the call fl om Uncle Sam He prefers a Pontlac AUGUs'rUs J MINOTTO Vocational Gus Gus plans to be a mechanlc after gradua tlon and ln that way he r-an save enough money to buy hls ldeal car an 0ldSI'I'l0bll6 Hls hobbv IS woodworklng whlch ought to come ln handy IU the future for re palrlng toys for hls three chlldren Instead nf worrvlrlg about the future he has fun at Hunsberger s Lunch eonette DONALD L MOYER Vocafmnal Donald Baseball 3 Boys Glee Club 3 Don IS a baseball figure Thls IS IS favorlte pastlme alone Wl h other thlngs He IS undeclded about hls future but we do know he llkes to go huntlng Don prefers a famlly of five and he belleves ln love at first Slght EMMA L MEs'r Commercial Emma Emma one of our commerclal graduates has as yet no definlte plans for the future She IS qulet and reserv ed mysterlous about her personal ambltlons but a hard worker ln whatever she attempts ROBERT C lWILLb JR Vocaflollal Bo If you see a black cal whlzzlng by wlth some one at the wheel you can almost be sure ltS Bob Not only does he llke to drlve the car but he llkes to find wnat makes the car run Although Bob IS undeclded about hls fu ture he has someone to help hlm plan lt ANNA MAE MOYER Commelczal Ann Twlrllng 1 2 3 A tlny glrl Wlth a r-ontlnual smlle on hel face IS Ann She IS afrald of llghtnlng but not of work After graduatlon she plans to work as a cashler and drlve a Chrysler Four seems a nlce SIZE famlly to her and she answers an emphatlc no to the questlon of love at first Slght WILLIAM C MOYER Vocatzonal B1 Wllllam IS a vely ambltlous boy h l s hobby IS wol klng' HIS favorlte type of car IS a Plymouth whlch he should have no trouble securlng Wlth a hobby llke that He doesnt belleve ln love at first slght he does belleve that the ldeal famlly slze IS four The Almv he fears wlll declde hls future plans Thzlly thier . . . . ll ,- yy ll U A ' 1 . , . . . Q 9 1 1 ' ! . ' 7 1 A A, u 'Y ' H bi! A6 bl? .. . . Z ase- - , v ' 1 y . D F - . . ' 9 ana . 1 . v H JY ' ll Y! Baseball 2. y l . . , ' u as ' , , , - . U H an 'lln I . . - I - 7 't KK ' 7, . - , , . . ! Y . . ' v Y . , ' . - . , Tl11If1lf0lll HENRY R. NEHNIAN Vocational Hen Henlv s futule IS un certaln but he doesnt llke school work so lt lS doubtful that he wlll contlnue hls StUdlES be yond graduatlon H belleves ln love at first Slght and would love to Slght a Chevvy wlth hls name on the ownel s card JEAN H Ixom, CIIPIIIIICICIHI Noel Choir 2 3 Glee Club 1 Dfll Team 3 Safety Patrol 3 Jean hopes to become a leceptlonlst She en Joys holseback lldlng and she IS very clevel at knlttlng' argyles She Wlll be remembel ed to her frlends as the glll wlth the sweet smlle TVIAURICE W OLIVER Vooatwnal Ollze When MRUIICE gets out of hlgh school he plans to JOIN the Navy Maybe he IS hoplng there wlll be a glrl ln every port Rlght now he spends a great deal of hls spare tlme ln the movles When hls ser VICGS are no longel needed by the Navy vou may be able to find hlm drlvlng a Ply mouth FREDERICK J PAPROCKI Vocafzmlal Pap Footballl 2 3 Fred plans to JOIN the Navv aftel hls hlgh school gladuatlon He s usuallv found 3l0lH'lCl the bowlmg allev al though hls hobbv plavlng' baseball H prefers Fold cals Hls chlef feal IS school Love on slght IS not hls bellef He llkes fl fam llx of foul DENA M. N EYENI-:scrl Academlh Ionnie Lujah Softball l 2 3 headers Group 3 Llbrary Club 3 Dramatic Club 1 Happy go lucky and fun lovlng s Dena Just ask anyone who knows her French class and Dena go hand ln hand She has taken the academlc course ln hlgh school as she plans to enter a nurses tralnlng school after graduatlon RUBY A Iv oLL Genel al Ruby Ruby IS a laclng fan and makes a hobby of watchlng stock car rac mg at Sanatoga Speed way Her favorlte Cal IS a Crosley She IS a firm bellever ln love at first slght and some day wants SIX chlldren P ARETA OVERHOLTZER Commel wal Phll Phll IS a petlte lndl vldual who has hobbles of huntlng and fishlng These hobbles do not seem to fit her dellcate structure Her hangout IS theYMCA' What goesq It must be the dances She would llke to secure a secretarlal posltlon after she graduated RONALD W PASCUCCI Academzc Scuccl Swimming 2 Ronald usually found ln the halls Hls Kl6Stlhdtl0l'l aftel gl ad uatlon IS college Hls hobbles are basketball and SWll'lll l'llDg Fond fol hlm hls plef elence f a cal IS Cadlllac Hls chlef fear IS ,qlrls U5 v l la vw as ,ss . Y . ' - ' ' ' 1 3 ' 1 , V v . . . - . - 1 : . e J. , . . v V v V . ' . ll, v n ll ar 'l c . l lr ' H lc ' n , , IS .. H .. -,Y - . IS ', , ' 1 ' . ' . . ' 1 - ' 1 - ' ' . . ' , . , IS ' . . lxo ', '. . e ' ' 9 ' - , ' ' . ' o ' ' ' a Irzsxr: D Psrno Home ECOIIOIIIICS Pedro Stamp and Bond Commit 1 2 AA Boar Class Cablnet 1 Honor Club 2 Sometlmes she b lreves ln love at first srght and sometrmes rt makes drfference what krnd of srght he IS not always' he places movres and knrt trng as her hobbres but rs fearful of tests and homework The 88 Olds rs her preference rn autos lqLblE fr PIKE Qcmlrfmrc Elsie Choir 3 Girls Chorus 3 Glee Club 1 2 Choral srngrng Elsres hobby and thls fact rs not hard to be lreve when one consrd ers that she was ln all the choral groups dur mg her hrgh school career After gradua tron she plans to em bark on a new career that of marrrage THOMAS D PoLL1cK Vocafzonal Baskganla 2 3 Football 1 2 gl Basie MQ. Sta Oiil' 9 Creww gfey Club? Class ablnetl 2 Tom rs uk an rnter estrng ch racter wrth mm humor 'VIost of ter IQI actrvrty cente ihigund Ellls D ug to e Hs greatest ars are work and schoo He defi nrtelv does not belreve n love a first srght H T otkx MILLIAVI M PRIOTTE l ocaironal B1 Cla s Cabinet 2 B111 lS lookrng for ward to gorng rnto the nrmv after graduatron Hrs greatest ambrtlon IS to own a new Ford what more could he want He appears to be an all around boy as he belreves rn love at first srght Hrs hobby IS dancrng .Lures Q PETRLCELLI I ocatzmzal Pep Football Manager 1 2 3 James plans to enter the -Xrmv after gradu atron fswrllrngly or re luctantlwqy H b lreves rn love at first srght but he lS partrcu lar about the krnd of srght Hrs fear of work rs overcome bv bowlrng and hanglng out at the vlarla -Xssunta Lodge SYLVIA NI Prxr GPTIFI ul Sylrza Cholrl 2 3 Glrls Chorus Interestlng to note about Sylvra rs that she fears bulldogs bugs snakes and deep water After June well find Sylvra a workrng grrl puttlng rn her lersure trm crther at home playlng the prano or at Dentler s She rs one of th many members of the Bulck fan club Lrke her twln srster she enjoys musrc ELAIMJB PR11NCE1xT1-1AL Elazlle P H S News 1 Honor Club 1 2 'afety Patrol 2 3 D 111 Team 2 Class Cabl net 2 3 Trolad 3 Elarne rs a fun lovrng grrl who has br rghtened marrv of our school daxs Her sunny smrle and cheerful drsposltron have added much to our class Elarne can often be heard exclarmrng Say krdl Although her plans for the future are not exa tly definlte she would lrke to attend a buslness school VILNIA J Ps0'rA Academzc ll 11116 Honor Club! 2 3 Library Club 3 Leaders Group 3 Dramatic Club l Xrlma rs plannrng a career of nursrng and says boys are both a hobby and a chlef fear She prefers to hang out rn a 1937 Ford coupe am place but school and home lNoted for her huge brown eves she h lreves that the best sn av to see the man you love rs to close your exes Thzrty file 11 , 11 v- tee , 1 V . , d 1: , ' ' ' , . K en . . . - - K - . . e e- . a ' ' r ' , ' I ' ', I ' . , w in D , 1. H ' , . ' 1, 2, 3.' ' ' ' . . is . . A' . - il 7 - y -- . ' . 7 - f y - I , ' I u V f . .. . K - ' e ' . 1 Q .Y A L . 1 .v 7 I , . -.I D 9 1 w 1 ' ,'. 1' A . Y 1 v V ' Academic rrTa uv 11 A nv . . 1 ' I5 v . 2. 3: ,A nxt- ' . 1 A.A. . 2. ' z' : - all s ' 4 . - x ' A - 0 ' .K . . Q - f H - . . . - sa ' H . . r - s 5 ' - ' . . 0 - K- .- 1 1. -Hr, 1. v- S . . . ' ' A f i - ,. K ,K 'U . V. - 9 - K Q HELEN M. RAWLINGS A Clldelll ic 'Helenf' Olr 1 2 Helen IS a lovel of holses horseback lld lng and ln general anxthlng to do vslth horses She has beau tlful black halr and a xely good contlalto volce uhlch has added much to the Choll Gllls Cholus and mlx ed ensemble l'RANKLlls D RENNIINGER I n11lf11mal Pzank Drll Team 3 Safety Patrol 3 Frank spends lots of tllTl9 ln hls grey Plv mouth and llkes to watch auto laclng Someday hed llke to own an Oldsmoblle con Veltlble after he has become a successful contlactol R11l1Al1D J RICKETTS A111demzc Dzcll Football asketball 1' 2 3 Base a M ebound ound t the Ce scussmg IS favorlte 1-ar the Bulek Some Rlchar aritel gr tlon a cl 'we knaw he wont be S1d9' acked b cause he snt ter ested ln 6,3 at Hrst Sl t thatl Pee nto,hls pggxrlszae 1151532 find heat! rsggle and woul e a lly of Hves BLAINCHE M R033 411111111116 S1101 ty Shol tv lntends to lu c nc a nulse a tal gladuatlon and vxlth hcl svueet pelsonalltw ul 1 los pleasure to be slclx She stats at home a gleat dral and llusles helself vxlth homework She DlEf9lQ Chevrolet CAIR VS hx? Hel ldeal f3lllllX ulll be four and that ought to be the llght S171 fol th It Fhevle T111 tg sz Hfpvman W. Rl-:lCHELm:Rl'l-:R V111-11f1'1n111I 'Pezclf' HOXKdl1l ls not C91 tam about hls futule but he hopes lt ulll glve hlm a llttle peace and clulet anl keep llllll au ax flom hlgh places Cars especlallx Fords fasclnate l lllTl so h naturallv spends a much tlllle as posslble at a SSIVICQ statlon Chl lx s to bc exact X IINCENT E RETTEW A 11141 ll zc 1111- ske msc all net V lub B ys C u 1 Tea lind ge ln easy 1 rs s or ns 9 fulthel the 5 Hoxlvever h ear e threats of am and exam lnatlons MARION L R11-E Amd 11116 ILWVLG Honor Club 1 2 Dramatic Clubl P H S News l 2 3 Trolad 2 3 Stamp and Bond Committee 3 Class Cab net 2 3 Class Play 3 Mdl1ll9 llkes blue con llllVGlS She spends a lot of tlllle day Cllfidlll mg but hel dreams can be qulcklv telmlnated bv the advent of a cat wlthln hel range f vlslon She hates them Hel future IS unde clded MAR1oN F RIMENBERRY ffflllllllll 11 C hubby 'Softball l 2 Glee Club l Honor Club l VS atch out boxs M lllon lnlllves ln love l lst slght flt as 1 1,1101 slg S e h1s l phollll xpl lll Vkilllllll t lor It thn slght of 1 lllousc -Xftcl gl 11 ua n hc ulnts to F th It 011111 cn ' , , 3. 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HARRY H Rorz I ucufzonal Hang Halrx enjoxs dlavx mg DICUISS of ulld llfe and IS very good at lt too He IS very easy to get along vslth VGIX fllendly and has no speclal f93lS After graduatlon he expects to uork but lS uncel taln about Just what klnl of XX0lk hed llke to do IRENE E SABOLD C ommel cull Rcenzc Glee Club 1 2 3 Cheer leaderl 2 3 Class Cabl ne 2 Thls cute llttle gal has done much for the bovs molale ln sports that IS Three years of cheerleadlng kept hel llterally on her toes Reenle IS an ldeal glrl f0l a plpe and sllpper man as much of her tlme IS spent at home Hel d6Sll9 IS to ful thel hel GClllC3t10fl BARBARA J SAYLOR Com mer czal Babs Glee Club l 2 3 Babs lntends to do office work after glad uatlon and typlrlg her hobby wlll help to keep hel occupled She pre fels a Chevlolet car above all othels lsnt that Stl anger She does nt b lleve ln love at l2l1St slght no mattel how good the slght lS BARBARA AlNlN SCHEETZ K anlmerclal Lalb Barbaras hobbv IS collectlnv cakes of soap flonl dlffelent states In the future she plans to xxolk ln an office She belleves ln love at fll st slght and hel con ceptlon of the slze of an ldeal famllv IS foul NIARK E RUNKEL l ncallrnlcll Pele Drill Team 1 2 3 Safety Patrol 1 2 3 Cla s Cabi net 3 AA Board 3 Thls future 'Nlarlne spends pretty nluch tlme at 48 Beech Street an when hes not thele he spends hls tlme readlng Pete has been a good safetv patrol and dllll team member besldes belng a fll6DKl to all BETTY J SAHACIAN C ommezclul Be Bet collects plCtUl9S and spends a lot f tlme at the movles She plans to work after graduatlon but would s me dav llke to marly and have a famlly about four a d shlny new Nash She has a gleat feal of all MARJORIE A SAYLOR Home EC07Z077llC8 Malgze Glee Club 1 2 Library Club 1 2 Safety Patrol 2 Margle IS the athletlc type who enjoys swlm mlrlg baseball and howllng but she IS also the kllltl that llkes to eat and does that at Bud s Snack Bar She prefers a Pontlac above all other cals and she d look mlghty cute drlv mg one 'VIalgle has a very gay pelsonalltv RICHARD F SCHEIDT Gcnunl Dull Bandl 2 3 Dlck IS a happy go luckv guy who takes a great lnterest ln hav mg fun Before Dlck left school he was an actlve member of the school band and when he plaved hls clallnet sweet l1lllSlC gently flowed fl om lt Thnty sm ml .. A, .V ,, VV . . - - . . ' '- ' 5 - nv 5 ' ' , 7 . ' u v' - 9 . V d V 7 f . 7 , Y ' ' l , 7 .- ' v A .V ,' , . . v ' I . , . , . ' . ' U , ,, l. tVV V V 1 - ' V V V V - ' , . ' o t . - . - . . I ' A r , ' I . I , - .c y ' I - n a dark alleys. V u lr H ' ' Y' v v ' . I l . y l V V' y 1, .V ' . , . 1 V ' Y ' I 7 A x , 5' V . , 1 n ' 1 'Y A' D . A ' - , V L f l . v . ' , , . u J , vv le ' , . , . N - - Q 'V ' KA Y - v -v ' ' 77 ' . Thu ty eight FRANCIS S. SCHEIRER Academic EagIebeak Basketball Manager 1, 2, 3: Choir l, 2: Boys' Glee Club 1, 2: P. H. S. News 1, 2: Troiad 2: Class Play 3: Honor Club 1, 2. 3. Eaglebeak has been very active in school activities and hopes to attend another school after he is graduated from P. H. S. His fa- vorite hangout ' ' bed what could be more relaxing! His hobby is numismatics ? He is a good student and should go far rf the draft board doesn t stop hrm GERALD H SEILER Vocatzonal Ierry Honor Club 2 3 A steady friend good companion and a loyal classmate best describe Jerry He rs not the only one of our class who has not de crded what he vushes to do after he leaves the Alma Mater but rf he displays his usual per severance he will get ahead DONALD J SHANER l 0C!lf107lllI Don Don s extra currrcu lar activities seem to be centered around cars He prefers an Olds 88 and thinks five rs an ideal size family Whatever the future holds rn store for Don remains a mysterv lllARY Lou SIINFER Acadcmzr zz Hockey 1 2 3 Basketball 1 2 3 Softballl 3 Cass President 1 AA Board 2 Ursmus College will be Wlrzs residence for the next two years Qhe ls outstanding rn sports at school and sports rs her hobbv Her dream car s Pontiac and she hopes to take her three chrl dren of the future for rides rn rt DOUGLAS K. SCHWAB Vocational Doug Service stations fas- cinate Doug, and he likes to spend much of his spare time around them. He feels that the ideal family con- sists of a wife nineteen children and a Ford' but that the matter of love at first sight de- pends upon the kind of sight. MICHAEL M SBLF1rxGER JR l ocatzonal Vlzclrey Farming rs Michael s future occupation Hrs favorite type of car rs a Buick and hrs hobby is model airplanes As far as love at first sight rs concerned he doesn t believe rn rt but he be lreves that the ideal size of a amrly rs two C PAULINE SHERMAN C ommercral I ally Library Staff 2 3 Glee Club 3 stamp and Bond Committee 1 Trmrd Polly with her blonde tresses apparent ly has a sweet tooth as she enjoys spending her time at Peoples Drug Store Her time is farrlv well planned with her business col lege career ahead of her and rn the mean time she is occupied with her hobby of col lectrng small teacups coins and stamps HAZEL L SMALE Academzc Stormy Band 1 2 3 Glee Club 1 Saxophone Quartet 2 3 It could be that Hazel believes rn love at first sight A particular kind of sight? Sure thing' Strangely she fears guess uho Her future plans are to attend college on the basis of her musical abrlrts uhrch rs also her hobbx For a car she prefers one that runs v v v lS ln 1 rr n . , v 1 . V . ll ,, ar 7 ' nn ' , rv 4 , . . . , ' a . . . Y . ' . 1 . V. - y 1 Y - 1 . . . s ,7 . ' ' - ' rr vr rl 1 rv , . . - - - r - rl rv - - ' A 1 Y - v , 1 . I . www' vr rl , u . . 3 , I l , . .A' b ,' . . ' v , ' , . ' . V v - ,- - t . , ' . - r L A 5 1 I . I , it , ' vw . . . . 1 a I . . . ' v I . . v V . . XIARTHA L SWALE Cnmmezczul llazty Lou Glee Club 1 Stamp and Bond Committee 1 2 3 Cafetv Patrol 1 Class Cabinet l A cute llttle blonde who fIanklv adnnts she IS deeplv Interested In boys 'VIarty Lou IS well known to almost every student at Pottstown H1gh Attentlon boys' she can quIte flequent ly be found at Huns bergers Luncheonette J RICHARD SVIOKFR Vncatlrmal DICII Choir 1 2 3 Honor Club 2 3 Troiad 3 Cass Play 3 Lebanon Valley Col lege wIll be the resl dence of DIck for the nextfouryears Anout standmg mus1c1an he plans to teach after beIng graduated The Ideal famllv for h1m IS lS a DeSoto MARGARET L STANTOIN General Peggy Drum Majorette 3 Twlrl lngl 2 Hockey 1 Basket b 2 choirl 2 3 A modelmg school wI1l cla1m Peggy In the fall He1 hobbles are twlrllng and P01161 skatmg She enjoys fll'lVll'lg t Rmglng Rocks In a Pontlac A rare person havlng no fears she does bel1eve In love at fllSt Slght and wants a fam1ly of four chIldren M ELAIx E STERIN an Academzc Sfenzez Basketball 1 2 Softball 1 2 3 Leaders Group 3 Elalne who plans to be a nurse lS a llttle g1rl wlth a gay laugh She l1kes Studebakers and plays the pIano as a hobby You can usu ally fmd her at home or at B11ls house Two ch1ldren IS her Idea of an Ideal famIly SHIRLEY E SMITH Commezczal Smzfty Troxad Busmess Staff 3 P H S News Business Staff 3 A future secIetaIw thls cute redhead has no fears She IS fle quentlw attlacted bv the brlght llghts f Kutztown She has a firm bellef In love at first slght regardless of what sort of slght lt happens to be JAv1I-:s D Sv-:LL Vocatzmml lzm my When JImmy IS gIad uated he hopes to do mechamcal WOIk and he IS gettmg hlS QXDQII ence as a grease mon key at hlS favorIte hangout Gaugler sGulf He IS certaIn of the type caI he prefers a black Cadlllac convert Ible Wow Walt tIl the gIrls see that' WILLIAM L STFLTZ Acaflemzc ll Pe ll Pr' Band 1 2 3 Choir 3 Class Play 3 B111 has planned to enllst In the Almy All Corps as an enteltalner In the field of TIIUSIC He IS hopmg for a C31 Wlth four wheels and a moto1 In Oldel that he can hang out at She1 Idan s N ORMAIN H STETLER Vocalzonal Dutch Stage Crew 2 3 Norman has an un usual hobby raclng model cars HIS des tInat1on aftel gradua tIon IS the Navy H1s favorIte hangout IS the L1mer1ck Garage and h1s favorlte type of Cal IS a Chevrolet He doesnt beheve In love at first slght but be l1eves the SIZE of an Ideal fam1lv lS flve Thzrty nme .1 , vv Il - nv ., . I 1 ' ' ' ' ' . E Y S Y A . . O . . , . ' Y , . f 5 . 4 . . A' II ' ,H Il ' vs 1. . E ' ' 1 I , ' . , . K a - . . . Y . . .1 . H I V , ii ' ' ' , - v w , . ' y . . y . . I ' Y -- five and his dream car ' - .I H at ' ' H all 'I ' . Y. . . ' . . 0 . . m . u ' - l ' , :I nv ,- . Q y K Y v Y .. . ,H .. ,, v - . I l I - . , . . y . , . ' . . '. , ' .' 1 I , - JANET L. Sromco Com mercial Janet Choir 2. 3: Color Guard 1. 2, 3. Here we find a brave individual who has no fears, but she does be- lieve in love at first sight. Janet is a future secretary who loafs at Pete's Luncheonette, dancing with all of her chums. She likes the Chevrolet and Pontiac and probably someday will have one for hei family of four CALVIN J SWAVELY C01 mezczal tafl' 3 ks ve ard h lping I onDra fter -4-his 9 oesnt 1ke to ive boo reports and y llw1th OU WI' CARROLL E THOMPSON Commei czal Tommy Tennis 1 Choir 2 Boys Glee Club 2 Class Cabl net 3 Carroll a future busi nessman has a yen for tinkering with cars that IS especially t the Buick Garage, al though if he had to choose he would prefer to own a Pontiac His friendliness and cheer fulness combine to make him a very l1ke GARY L TROLLIINGER Academzc Ace Band l 2 3 Dance Band 3 Cla s Cabinet 2 Honor Club 1 Saxophone Quar tette 3 Gary who incident ally has a blond crew cut will be lemembel ed as the bov who alwavs brightened up P O D class with his keen sense of humor Al though he does believe in love at first sight he doesnt want the sight to hurt his exes In a couple of years we will see h1m as the tvplcal college box attending UISIHUS College Fmfy NIARGARET A. STRANICK Commercial Peggy Glee Club l. 2. Peggy has planned for herself a great fu- ture-several years as a medical secretary, and then marriage and eleven children! She likes to draw, but she doesn't like to work. SARA JAINE SWAVELY Aca demzc Janie Glee Club 1 Class Play 3 Strangely Sara Jane has a fear of ife strange also IS the fact that she plans to be come a nurse Any con nection Knowlng she spends a good bit of her time at home and that three IS her idea of a nice family we feel she will be a fine home maker Aside of all this her hobby horses YVANDA R TOBIAS Academic Wanda choir 3 Wanda did not enter Pottstown High unt1l her senior year and IS by now a happily mar rled woman Before her marriage she was often seen worklng at the Sandwich King In her leisure time she likes to read the clas slcs GERALDINE R Tusls Academzc lcnzc Glee Club l 3 Dramatic Club l P H S News 2 Troiad 3 Honor Club 3 Jerrle an attractive ly dressed future col lege deb has a hang out of her own the Rec Room whele she enjovs dancing entei taining friends and watching TV She has a liking for Cadlllacs in which she hopes to d11ve her f3.lllllX of two Shell settle for a less expensive car if neces sarx .. ,, 0 H . ,, a h l' 3 I, . Y! e m- - f th . A. , - 1- . . . .e I . 7 . r - - . . ' t . . , 0 ' - GJ ' , is ll n H v yy , .' . . Y ', . 'T . l ' - a . ' . , ' n , 1 Q i . . 1 able person. tl 17 - .. ,, I S, , , 1 p C v V ' l Y ' - 4 y , - v. ' r A v. . Y - . . - . , 1 ' '- ' I . , . . I . ' Y D A Q. , v V v v v' , ' ' XXlLl.lAxl H WAL'rolN Y ocatmnal Tina Football 1 2 3 Trackl Small but mlghty Wlllle was a famlllal figure on the football field Hed llke to get a good Job ln a factorv provided Uncle Sam has no better ldeas H enjoys the frlendshlp of glrls at the Beth any Recreatlon Centel GERALD J WAYOCK Vocational Baseball 1 2 Ed IS always the center of attractlon when hls fingers gllde over the keyboard to a Jazzy ' tune When he lsn t playlng the plano to more muslc He pre fers a Pontiac and lf he can afford one hes leally llvln CURTIS L WILHELM Vocatzonal Kurt Another member of the class who plans to Joln the Almed FOICGS IS Kurt although hls chlef fear IS war H says he doesn t bEll9V9 ln love but he thlnks three lS a nlce SIZE famlly He has an ln terest ln automoblles and hlS favorlte cal lS a Ford JOAN A VNOLFE Commelczal ll olfie Gee Club 1 2 Coor Guard 1 2 3 Honor Club Joan has proved her self loyal to the class by belng a very efficlent helper ln the commer clal department Danc lng and llstenlng to records occupy her free tlme She plans a busl ness career ln the fu ture DoLoRl:s A VANIPLER C nmmez cial H amp Hockeyl 2 3 Basketball 2 3 Softballl 2 3 Choir 3 Glee C1ub12 C ss Cablnet 1 Dollv lmeanlng am bltlOUSI IS one of the classs athletlc prodl gles She IS fond of Hudson cars but she spends a good deal of tlme at home She con slders four an ldeal famllv As her hobb she collects s hool let tels S HERBERT XVHITE Vocatzonal Herb Football 1 2 3 Herb has a feal of school and plans to Jon th All FOICQ aftel being gladuated He wants a Forl and five chlldlen ln that lleve ln love at the filst glance Hls favollte place to hang out l Bethany Center DOROTHY E VVISLER Commerczal Dottu Dottle has chosen the secletallal field as hel careel We may often find her at the Rocks where she dlsplays hel skatlng ablllty She also spends a gleat deal of hel tlme collecting plctules ALVA M YATES Commel czal Alva s cheerful Sl'l'lll9 has brlghtened the IIVCS of all who know hel and her frlendllness IS sure to take her places Vely qulet on the out slde Alva has a walm lnnel self that can make a person feel at home IH a sholt tlme Forty one A4 ' V' ll ' v! 2. 3. ' ' ' ' . : ' ' 2 , 1 u ' I . 1 la , . . . ,, . , g . , . . . ' . , , . . mY ' ' ' . e ' . . .c - ..Ed,, .4 , H l e ' ' IL' Y ' I . , . ' . . - . K l , - he lS at Ellls's llstenlng order-and doesn't be- , g s ' . . , xl , n u -,ur ' ' l il YY - Y . . . e . - , . . . . y . 9 v Y K4 ' Y! HAI!! 1 , 3 1 ' A ' 1. 2. ' ' ' - . . . . , ' Forty Iuo HELEN NI YEACER C IIIHIIIFI tml QIIZIU Honor Club l -X qulet resel ved glll IS Helen but alvsavs 19adV to lend a helplng hand If A s were ZIVGD fol effolt Helen would no doubt late an A Hel ll0blJl9S lnclude skatlnz and bowllng Hel buslness abllltw plus hex neat appeal ance wlll carry her fal IH the buslness wolld PAUL F YONKOVITCH Amd: 17116 Goollc Cross Country 1 2 3 rack 2 3 Libra Staff 1 Paul one of our most aldent t r a c k team membels hopes to don Ixavy after gl aduatlon He Wlll be remembered fol hls frlendly dlsposl tlon and hls fear of women' 1Hes onlv klddlnglj EUGENE J ZELEYNICK F OWIl71!'lClflI Alcll Cla s Cabinet 3 Key Club 3 Footballl 2 3 Board 3 Gene ls one of the class Lasanovas who played tackle on thc football squad Hls frlendllness wlll nevel be forgotten Gene ex pects to go to some klnd of buslrless school aftel gladuatlon BERNICE V YEDLOCK f0N1lIl?lClllI Bclnzcc Belnlce would llke to be a secletarv aftel gladuatlon Her hobby IS skatlng and her fa vorlte hangout IS t Rlnglng Rocks where she can be seen glldlng alound the floor Ber DICE doesnt belleve ln love at first Slght but thele IS a Bulck con V61 tlble that she knows shell love at fll st slght JOSEPH S ZACHVSIEJA L ocatzonal Baseball 2 Honor Club 2 3 Joe lntends to beat Uncle Sam to the draw bv enllstlng before he 19 dlafted He can dreamlng about a blg beautlful Oldsmoblle 88 the one thlng he can be sure that he wlll love at first Slght D WALTER ZUBKO I 0Cllfl071lll ll ali Tack 2 3 Stamp and Bond Committee 3 Look out Alr Force here he comes' ThlS bov llkes to fly and plans to do It for Uncle Sam When on terra flllTl3 he can be found at Charlle s Steak Shop as long as no vomen are there ALBERT WAlN N ER 7 l ocuflonal The Navy IS Al s goal but he doesnt llke to wolk so perhaps hell be dlslllusloned Most of Als tlllle IS spent huntlng vshlch ls hls fdVOllt6 hobbx He thlnks a falnllx of elght would be ldeal W Y l' A . 1 .' . 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'Q Q pf 5 IE enzor em em of ,jwlonor occefg Q., ,5 HONOR CLUB The honorary scholastrc organrzatron of the school the Honor Club has sponsored under the drrectron of Mr Gerald Levengood and Mrs Mrldred Hutt many actrvrtres thrs year rncluclmq several roller skatrng partres a cake sale an assembly program and contnbutrons of baskets to the needy at Chrrstmas The offlcers ofthe Honor Club were the iollowrng presr dent Lucrlle Drtullo V1Ce presrdent Naomr Bewley secretary Sally Lou Mayer treasurer Carol Neyenesch Frrst Row Mrs Mrldred J Hutt Marre Mrllard Edrth Dorang Joanne Rennrnger Jean Frederrck Marre Artrm Nelda Geschwrnd Dorothy Saylor Mr Gerald D Levengood Second Royy Mary Elrzabeth Hospador Narrcv Oyerholtzer Sally Rhoads Nancy Werdner Carolrne Fetterolf Joanne Banks Nancy Wrlhelm Joan Fox Thrrd Royy Marcra Keller Pfrtrrcra Grrm Lourse Wrttenmyer Bernrce Shayy Geraldrne Tubrs Vrlma Psota Mary ann Amole Fourth Row Donald Skean D rvrd Hermb rch Charles Boyle Wrllram Detter er Drvrd Rrcketts Rodney Berrrker Paul DeJeu John Schroyer Ismar Schorsch Thomas Rutter First Royy Janet DeTurck Bernrce Brown Mary Walton Naomr Bewley Barbara Rosen Marrlyn Keffer Maryjane Leberman Mary Barrett Second Royy Vrrgrnra Rosenberry Dorothy Petersen Kathryn Waltz Sally Lou Mayer Patrrcra Rose Gladys Krassovr skr Carol Neyenesch Thrrd Royy Wrllram Yohn Vrrgrma Young Alrce Kerm Barbara Hrgh Charlotte Drckrsson Lrllran Hotlier John Prospero Frederrck Mmter Fourth Row Leroy DePrefonta1ne Wrllrs Brrdegam Edyyard Shoemaker Rrchard Smoker Francrs Scherrer Gerald Dalv Robert Lamb I'1Hyo1zv 1 1 1 . . , 1 1 1 1 1 I ' 1 I 1 I 1 f.,Tl1L,.,g...,.: I y 1 ' ' O u N 1 .W , 1' s ' f 1 4 ' 7 ' Z ' . . y ' - ' - ., ' 1' 1 , ' 1 tl 1 - V ' ' ' ' 1. 7 ' . y 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' - 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 - v: - 1' K -' ' 4' V 'l. 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U 'f 4 l 1 I ' l - - h 1 l 1 1 A ' 1 , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 - KEY CLUB F'1rst row Alexander Czar1ck Rlchard Mlller George Cohrac Paul Stofko Second row Eugene Zeleznlck FTHUCIS Czelner Vlncent Rettew Third Rovn Rxchard Raugh Thomas P0ll1Ck Mr Calvln J Cressman Robert Marquette Robert MalllSOIl One of the newer orgamzatrons that has been tlourrshmg 1n our hrgh school 1S the Key Club Thls orgamzatron composed of the better boy students has rendered a valuable servrce to our school The boys under theu leader Mr Calvrn Cressman have performed such dunes sorrng career days and passrng out and collectrng song books at the s1ng1ng assembl1es In addmon to performlng dutxes around the school the members have rendered servlce to the local Krwanrs Club the1r sponsor The purpose of the organxzatxon IS to develop leaders among the boys and to g1ve them a chance to operate a servrce club of therr own The club met once a week on Monday mghts and occasronally gathered for a d1nner meetrng at Howard Iohnsons Restaurant A speaker was always featured on the program Offrcers of the Key Club were pres1dent Vmcent Bettew vrce pre ldent Robert Malhson secretary Eugene Zelezmck treasurer Alexander Czarxck as helping to park cars at the football games, presenting assemblies for the student body, spon- f' Yffl-fun: P. H.S The newspaper of Pottstown Senror Hrgh School 1S the P H S News the chref recorder of the actrvrtres of the school year It rs edlted by a group of rnterested students who meet after school hours wrth Mrss Mrrram V Ludwrg advrser to the staff Co edrtor for the past two years have been Marron Rrfe and Barbara Lrtz both of whom were graduated wrth the Class of 1951 Mr Raymond S Tull rs the advrser to the busrness staff and workrng under hrm are commercral department grrls who assrst wrth the busrness transactrons All sales campargns and patron solrcrtatrons are managed by thrs able group Awards for servrce on the News staff are grven at the close of each year Thrs rs one of the mayor school actrvrtres and contrrbute much of value to the school 1950 51 News Staii Co Edrtors MARION RIFE BARBARA LITZ Boys Sports Edrtor ISMAR SCHORSCH FOX SONIA CIMBALISTA IOHN DUSKO NANCY OVERHOLTZER CAROL NEYENESCH DONALD MACE BARBARA ROTH BETTY BAR RET MARY ALICE SMALE NELDA GESCHWIND Busrness Staff DOROTHY SAYLOR SAMUEL PACIFIC SHIRLEY SMITH MARY GIANGIACOMO Seated Mrss Mrrram V Ludur Marx Grarrgracomo Marron Rrfe Barbara Lrtz Samuel Pacrfrc V11 Rfrxmond S Tull Standrrrg Dorothx Sawlor 'vifrrvtrm Amole Nhrcrr Keller Joan Fox Soma Crmbalrsta John Dusko Narrcx Oxerholtzer Ismar Schorsch Carol Newrresch Donald Mace Barbara Roth Bettx Barrett Marx Alrce Smale Nelda Geschurrrd Iwrfy fl Reporters .........................,.......,................,..............,.... MARYANN AMOLE, MARCIA KELLER, IOAN I CHUIR Fust Rovs Joanne Rennmger Balbala Rosen Edith Doiang Jean Rhoads Richard Smokel Willis Bride gam Edward Whitacre Donald Handlev MI Edward ONe1ll Alexander Czarlck Rlchard Powell Farel Crosby James Foose Maryln Kleln Charlotte Klumpp 1401181118 Hess Eleanor Borneman Second Row Dolores Wamplex Shnley Weldner Gwenn Manthoxne Catherine Antonucci Paul Stofko George Clayton Raymond Sellnger Carroll Thompson Donald BIOWI1 W1l11am Steltz Rocco Gxrlli Jack Schxoyer Margaret Hlmes Joan Eagle Nelda Geschmnd Jean Noel Margaret Kunkle Marie Alum Third Rovt Lucllle Foley Dolls Sowers Betty Barrett Helen Mack Kathryn Waltz Stephen Stmnick Ron ald Kelfrlder Vincent Rettev Paul DeJeu Ph1l1p Sueetwood W1l11am Deegan Phwllls Grufl' Shirley Fryer Alice Maugex Joy Glenn Gloxla Mace Janet Stofko Elsie Pike Fuertsch Sylvia Meeker Patr1c1a Gibbons Robert Marquette Samuel Avmbruster Ronald Seasholtz W1l11am Dettexer Kenneth Burk Rodney Berriker Bernice Shaw Maulyn Dennish Helen Rawlings Frances Peterman Joanne Banks Louise Keene Mr Edward F ONe111 vocal mstructor in the Pottstown Senior High School directed the chorr It was the largest singing group 1n the school with seventy hve members chosen for therr superrorrty in vocal ab1l1ty sight reading and mus1cal mtere t The chou met daily and only a limited number of absences were allowed According to custom only enough persons were a cepted 1nto the choir to t1ll the gap made by those havlng been graduated Both religious and secular works were performed by the choir at appearances in the Thanks g1v1ng Day Program the Chrlstmas Concert and the Spring Con ert Durmg the Lenten season a group of cholr members sang hymns each morning for the devotional period For the first time an exchange assembly program was held with Conshoho ken High S hool rn the spring and they also performed for varrous local organizations during the year For completing three years of service 1n the choir two credits were received by the seniors Members were graded on their aptitude for sight readlng their regularity ID attendance their atten t1veness and response during choir period and their vocal ability For all their seriousness about their music members of the choir had many good times together and enjoyed then work lffzf Yom Fourth Row: Elizabeth Focht, Mary Elizabeth Hospador, Agnes Reinehart, Sonia Cimbalista, Catharine cmrs' cnonus There was music in the air and a group of fifty girls to produce the glorious strains. Under the direction of Mr. Edward O'Neill the girls met every Thursday during their lunch hour and, upon special announcement from Mr. O'Neill, during the sixth period. This industrious choral group consisted of girls from the mixed chorus plus a few others selected according to their interest, voice, and ability to sight read. These girls performed on the same occasions as did the choir during the Christmas Concert, Easter Program, Spring Concert, and various other times for groups in the community. Several individuals elected to meet after school one day of each week when they re cerved speclal trarnrng rn vorce production and the establrshina of a repertoire In addition a grrls quartet composed of Sonra Crmbalrsta Mary Elrzabeth Hospador Ioy Glenn and Ber nrce Shaw added a bit of color to the group with special selections Frrst Row Catherrne Antonuccr Shrrlex Weidner Edith Dorarrg Barbara Rosen Maryln Klein Mr Edward ONe11l Lorraine Hess Jean Rhoads Marie Artrm Jean Noel Janet Stofko thorne Joy Glenn Charlotte Klumpp Eleanor Borneman Elsie Pike Nelda Geschwrnd Joanne Rennrnger Third Row Doris Shollenberger Shirley Fryer Agnes Rinehart Kathrwn Waltz Helen Mack Phyllis Gruff Gloria Mace Alice Mauger Margaret Kunkle Frances Peterman Margaret Hrmes Joan Eagle Florence Leopold Fourth Row Patrrcra Rose Elizabeth Focht Patricia Gibbons Sonia Crmbalrsta Sylvia Meeker Bernice Shaw Marrlyn Dennrsh Catharine Fuertsch Helen Ravulrngs Louise Keene Mary Elizabeth Hospador Joanne Banks Plffyff I I I - ...L .. ,.,. . 1- ,. Second Row: Virginia Witman, Doris Sowers, Dolores Wampler, Betty Barrett, Lucille Foley, Gwenn Man- GLEE CLUBS Frrst Rovs James Foose Wrllrs Brrdegam John Schroxer Donald Handlfx Eduard Whrtacre Alexander Czarrck Farel Crosby Mr Edward ONer11 Second Row Vrncent Rettevu Rrehard Mensch Paul Stofko Raxmond Selrnger Wrllrfam Deegan Wrllram Steltz Rocco Grrllr Carroll Thompson Thrrd Rovs Ronald Kerfrrder Stephen Stranrck Wrllram Detterer Robert Marquette Paul DeJeu Rodnex Berrlker Donald Brown The Eoys Glee Club was composed of boys from the chorr and other boys whose schedules d1d not permrt them to be members of the chorr Practrces were held on Tuesday for forty frve mrnutes begrnrrrng at twelve o clock Thr boys group partrcrpated rn both of the annual concerts grven by the musrc department Mr Edward O Nerll drrector developed an outstandrng boys musrcal group The Grrls Glee Club whrch was also under the drrectron of lVlr ONerll met three class penods each week whrle the extra currrcular practrces were held every Wednesday at noon trme The grrls drd an excellent job rn the Chrrstmas and Sprrnq concerts Thrs year for the frrst t1me they sang only two part musr L I Frrst Row Marjorre C'iSS8lbGllX Vrrgrrnr Lukens Regrnfa Koren Tht1rnaMarth Dolores Sarnsel Lors Lex rer Mr Edvvard ONtrll Lors Hllflqlsfl Joxcs Elschbqth Alru Lourse Erb Shrrlu Srnrth 'Vins Wal ton Barbara Mace Shnltx Kulp Lors Wert Mfara Rfttur Setond Ron Edna Nlulgrtvs Barbara Brunracr Susanne Nldtlrtlratl Nrtoltna Hanrrmssr June Zrnk Betta Moletress Marx Barrett Nancx Wrlhtlrn Darl Hartman Joanne 'Vlau Lourst Beth el Junt Xversser Sfa X Rhoads Sallx Lou 'Vlutr Gtrrnarnt Zaaxasltr Lorttta Drener Ctraldrnt Tubrs Thrrd Rovu Irene Scharfftr Anna Gondal Btrnadct t Nlontaezue Shrrltx Hrlbert Vlnx Grangracorno Ethel Falusr Yxonnc Broun Barbara Seaxlor Ntsngaret Jenlarns Irene Sabold ZrldaCf1Xer Barbara Bush Narrow Werner Helen Prrochdlt Paulrnt Shtrman Burnet Ondrl-. Elrnor Srnolr 'Vlfara Kozala Fourth Rovu Gladw Wade Joan Bnlu Joan Kerrn Barbara Roth Dnrothx Pettr en Jowe Frsher Shrrlex Yergu B rbara Shanlu Btttx 1 Iino L tr 0 Snr r S ex Jackson B rrrar rnf Zarra r Patrrcra Rose Vrrgrnrfa Young Iwancx Xkrlson Darlerre Fax Slrellenberger Joan Thompson I' :tty nr '. ., . , ' '. .' . , . A. , . 1 . . ' ,. ' ' . . ' ' ' . . . . , . , . . . . , .A , . . . . -D I ' 1 - 'f' ...L t EL 1--. ........ L4'4 ' 'WH' 1 K, ..1-.r Q .. , ,L 3 , . .. .. , . ...K M.: h '1 r ,-4 ' 0 F . ' K A . Y I Q ' ' 4 . , 1 4 - 4 1 ' 1 -1 4 xr ' 1' r r ' .. , . , , Q , .. . 1. ., . '. . , V' . , , 'I 14 , ' v 1 ' , t A ' ' . 4 1 a . .a . . 1 . A r '..t. . , r . 2 Q 1 . z' 1' 1. a 1't. 1 I .llj Q 1 Q r 1' z 1 1 '1 1 1 '. aw 1 .. 1 ': -1 1 'a1 z 2. 1'z tu 1. zrz , 1 ' 1 . , . v , . . . . , - A A. . A 'V ' . , .. , . r 1 X . 1 S a . a . J . a. . a h 4 . -- -- Y . ,' - r ' . 1 . 1. - - av - - - 1 - ' za' 1 'z 2 1 Q Crn . o t Q1 Mu r tl. hrrl N' 2 , e' r td 1 r ask. 1 ' 'z .S . ' a , 'r D' ' Q . A ' ' '. .S , . J' SAFETY PATROL lVlr. Earl Strange and Miss Carolyn Longacre were the sponsors of this organization. Seventy- four boys and girls made up this volunteer unit at P. H. S. this year. Elaine Princenthal was the captain over all patrol members, and she acted as a substitute when other patrols were absent. The captain also supervised the duties of all those under her command with the assistance of three lieutenants: LaRue Hurter on the first floor, Margaret Allyn on the second floor, and Eerwindale Glenn on the third floor. Their duties included substituting for patrols who were absent and checking on all patrols on their floor. Four units comprised the organization-lunch patrol, study hall patrol, hall patrol, and fire drill patrol. The duty of the lunch patrol while sitting in the halls and doorways was to stop the students from going to their lockers. Study hall patrol duties included checking on students in the halls during classes and giving information to visitors. Twentyeight members of the hall patrol directed traffic in the halls when classes changed. The duty of the fire drill patrols was to go to assigned positions and direct students during the fire drills. Members of the safety patrol were often chosen to act as ushers for plays, operettas, and concerts or for any special programs sponsored by town groups Kneeling on Ground Paul Dallas Lloyd Hughes Donald Handley Farel Crosby Thomas Ingham William Yohn First Row Seated Barbara Bush Alrce Louise Erb Edith Dorang Marjorie Casselberry Shirley Smith Joanne Rennrnger Phyllis Shaner LaRue Hurter Elaine Prrncenthal Bervyrndale Glenn Margaret Allyn Jean Noel Marilyn Keffer Betty Moletress Dolores Samsel Sonia Eyenstad Second Row Standing Joan Kelm Doris Musser Frances Peterman Mary Ann Adams Joan Borgiet Nancy Overholtzer Joan ONe1ll Lrllran Mariano Shirley Jackson Miss Carolyn Longacre Third Row Patricia Rose June Wersser Louise Bechtel Agnes Rinehart Doris Burk Patricia Gibbons Katherine Vaughan Marion Zueno Betty Lou 'Irrnley Virginia Young Bonnie Ash Barbara High Bernardine Zawaskr Joan Fox Mr Earl Strange Fourth Row Richard Hermbach Thomas Rutter Robert Wrlkrnson Gerald Daly Raymond Sellnger Wil lram Embody Ronald Frederick James Long Wrllram Detterer Paul DeJeu Robert Marquette Mark Runkel Franklin Rennrnger Wilhelm, Mary' Kay Rettewl Barbara Yocum, June Zink. Joanlouise Endy. Patricia Becker,,Nancy' Ffffy-801 1 17 DRILL TEAMS Fnst Rom Jean Noel Joanlouise Endx Man Ann Adams June Zlllk Joan Keim Sonia Exenstad Alice Shanel Dolores Samsel Alice Louise Elb Second Row Mr Earl Strange Patricia Becker Lillian Mariano Betty Lou TI'1lll9X Beivundfale Glenn Zelda Gewei Joan Borgiet Miss Caiolxn Longacre Agnes Rinehart Patricia Gibbons DOIIS Musser This year because of the large number of girls who reported it was necessary to form two girls drill teams The sophomore girls wearing the old uniforms appeared with the regular g1rls and boys teams at several football games and ln two Pottstown parades The three teams prac t1ced every Wednesday evemng under the d1rect1on of Mr Earl Strange and Miss Carolyn Longacre The captains for this year were Ioan Keim Barbara Yocum and Mark Runkle The q1IlS teams comblned into one team aga1n when they journeyed to Washington 1n May where they competed 1n the dr1l11ng 1n the National Safety Day Parade First Ron Fuel Ciosbi Donald Hrndlu Ceitld Dali Lloxd Huglie 'Vlnli Runliel Ruxnlna Stlxngti Robert Vtilkin on Paul Dalli Vkillum 'xolin Second Rtvk N11 Earl Stiange Ronald Frederick F anlxlii Rcnningti Robert Xlaiqut te Hoi au A. lixwxtli Daxid Seaslioltz .lame Long Vkillixm Devexei Paul DeJeu N11 Carolxn Loi gacxe , i ,S - , ,, y , y a : .: - ' e 1 S, 1, - .-- :, ,, . ,. I , , f Er 1 ' --' IIA' ' 7 ..--. ..- It x ,...... '-' ' I' Z -1- Z A li' ti i - .-1---f, ' ' +, -Q ' I .Q---15 ' l ,'- 'Z 1 , -A 1 .' C fy g ' . 4 I - I1 v f 1 1 H Third Row: Louise Bechtel, Frances Peterman. Barbara High, Shirley Jackson, Barbara Bush. Virginia Young. . I . I . , . , , . , ' ' . ' . 1 S. '1 ' . I 'Z . '. . ' 1 . 1 ' '. lk ' 'I Q ' V' 11 ' - . ' f . 'A , s ' ' , ' ai . s 4, ' '2 t ' '. ' . . 'sr . ' j 1 ' . l'm'f1,.f,'gl1f Frrst Rovn Eclrth Dorxng Bettx 'vlolftre s Bexnndrne Zavmskr Brrbnr Yoeum Phxllrs Shiner 'VI1rJor1e Cr stlbtrrx Shrrlex Srnrth Second Rom Bonnrc Ash Nrnu Wrllrclm Junt Wcrssfr 'vlan Ku Rettcvx Kathtrrnf Vnughan Marrlxn Kefftr Shrrlcx Rennrngcr Nrnu Ourholtzer Joanne Romrg Joan Fox COLOR GUARD AND TWIRLERS A colorful addrtron to the Hrgh School Band was the squad of tw1rlers who performed vanous twrrlrnq feats durrng half tlme at most of the football games They were led by Ioyce Hartlrne and Florence Leopold and drrected by Mr Lester Smrth . Every Tuesday nrght the group practrced new routrnes and trr ks Some of the members also rnstructed grrls from the Iun1or Hrgh School The color guard added drstrnctron to the band both at football games and rn parades It was thls group that proudly carrred the colors of blue and whrte as well as the Un1ted States flag the Chrrstran flag and the Unrted Natrons flag Members of the squad attracted much attentron wrth the1r fancy steps used to mark trme Both groups went to Washrngton wrth the band Frrst Rom Ruth Schlrchter Marx Snxder Barbara Shellenberger Josce Hartlrne Vlargaret Stanton Florence Leopold Lots Wert Barbara Stetle' Martha Sheha Second Ron Charlotte Klumpp Jean Rhoads Bernadette Montague Janet Stofko Joan Wolfe Sonra Crm balrsta Phxllrs Gluff Lorrame Hess Gertrude Begel Flffy lllllf' t , ', A, V Z ,., ' X ' x x'A,,, I .' A 1 .xv :xv I y ,Y 1 , .' , 2 2 l K -' Lv Y. .-' '- .lv l ' l-y 1 -K' rl- 'A Third Row: Marion Zueno, Patricia Rose, Charlotte Dickisson. Miss Carolyn Longacre, Linda Drumheller. 1 BAND -- ki Q Kneeling Sh1rley Weldner Loretta Herrman Mr Lester Smlth Bernlce Shaw Flrst Row Lowell Hurter Glenn Hoover Anrta Boyer Hazel Smale Kathryn Waltz Ronald Mountam Wal lace Van Dyke Donald Skean James Mlller W1l11am Mohn LeRoy DeP1efonta1ne Patrlcla Prince Mary Ann Wlll Margaret Frocke Shlrley Ann Koons Jean Frederxck Mary Allce Smale Second Row Howard Bowden Robert Lamb John Bechtel Wllllam Nelman Jack Bechtel Sherwood Yergey John Levan John Jacobs Marle Gaugler Rrchard Scheldt Ronald Dotterer Rrchard Kmpe Rlonald Smlth Jerome Plpko Robert Leldenbergex Wtlllam Steltz Third Row Earl Rodgers Harry Hausmann Karl Koppel Sylvra Meeker Dale Kranch Samuel Armbrustex Robert Petro Wllllam Deegan Walter Axmlth Robert Sutton Harrv Dannehovser Gary Trollmger Charles Garner Kenneth Burk Wont you please llne up' requested Loretta Herrman the drum major of the band Th1s plea was heard every week durmg football season when the band provrded musr and drrll for the spectators durlng half trme In addmon to march1ng at all the football games the band part1c1pated 1n several parades durmg the school year 1nclud1ng the Hallowe en Parade and the Memorral Day Parade The annual concert was presented on Aprrl l9 under the baton of Duector Lester Smrth Several members of the band part1c1pated rn the Valley Forge Area Band concert on February 22 and they played for the Pottstown Regronal Safety Conference held February 18 at the Iumor I-hgh School The band was lnvxted to partrcrpate rn a parade 1n Atlantlc Clty May 26 as guests of the Tall Cedars a masomc group from Sprmg Cxty The year was hrghlrghted by the annual llflp to Washmgton Representatlves to the Southeastern Drstrrct Band were W1lllGm Deegan fdrumsl. Gary Trollrnger ibarltone saxophonel, and Wrlham Mohn ftrombonel Gary Trollrnger served rn the capacrty of presrdent of the band, whlle the dutres of secretary treasurer were performed by Hazel Smale W1ll1am Deegan was band manager ' , I s I I 1- .I , . , njy - -- V, 9 3-' ' li , - 2: f fl I : A 1.4 1 ' I 2 . ' uf , - ' . .' , 1 ', ' 'W 4 ' , r ' f :Y D . A, x i -V, F? V -R . '3 ' ' v ' . - h V I - ' ' : , . . , , . - ! 3 1 1 . 1 I . . . , - I v Q - y v ' V Y , . . , . Y . . - 3 . ' . . , , I 1 v n 1 , V 1 . v . . H . . H . . , -' l . . ' , C 3 , . . . , . , . , . , , , . Slrfy LIBRARY COUNCIl Pupils with a sincere appreciation of books find that they may serve their school through membership on the library council. Students may become members of the council by working in the library one period a week or may serve as a regular staff member by working five periods a week. The major aim of the group is finding ways to arouse student interest in good reading material, while they also join forces to keep the books in repair and to make the library an attrac- tive, efficient place in which to work. Miss Eleanor Cornmesser sponsors the group which gathers the first Tuesday of every month for a social meeting. Some of these meetings are used for book reviews or interesting literary talks. The council holds an annual Christmas party and a spring excursion. Also those attractive bulletin board displays in the library and opposite the office on the second floor were faithfully planned and cared for by these ambitious students At the monthly meetings this year you could probably find Mary Faust the president taking charge or in case of Mary s absence Maryln Klein would call the meetmg to order Lynda Dannehower performed the duties of the secretary and Connie Kinckrner took charge of any money collected First Row Constance Kinckiner Maryln Klein Lynda Dannehovser Marx Faust Marx Ann Gilbert ITIHH Third Row Dena Nexenesch Beryl Rabrnovtrtz Shirley Fryer Betty Garner Virginia Rosenberry, Joyce Eshbach Fourth Row Marilyn Dennrsh Joan Kneller Miss Eleanor Cornmes er Vilma Psota Rae Kennedy Second Row: Dorothy Pollick, Phyllis Shaner, Betty Moletress, Mary Barrett, Dorothy Curry. Pauline Sher- Sixty-mac STAMP AND BOND Kneellng Thomas Eldell Gerald Mrller Galen Halteman Rlchard Hallman Seated Ida Mae Shearel Jean Flederrck Betty Moletress Patrlcra Grow Ilene Core Dorothy Saylor Bar bara Yocum Jov Seller Flrst Row Standmg Shnley Fryer Jos Glenn Martv Lou Smale Barbara LIIZ LOUISE Keene Marlon Rlfe Barbara Roth Pat11c1a Punce Joanne Romlg MISS Gertrude Harles Second Row Standrng Nancx Werner Marx Elrzabeth Hospador Florence Leopold Darlette Fax Shellen berger Marllsn DEIlIl1Sll Shulex Gabel Yvonne Gallowax Ethel Freese Thlrd Row Standrng Paul Gallowax Rrchard Powell RlCh31d Ludx Walter Zubko Lf-Rox Hallman Davld Shaner Rlchfud Hermbach The Stamp and Bond Commrttee was orqamzed for the 1nd1v1dual welfare of the students lt provrded a method for the pup1ls to save money as well as to help therr country The commlttee cons1sted of two represerrtatrves from each homeroom These glrls or boys submrtted a report to Mrs Gertrude Harley every Tuesday mornlnq telhnq how many stamps bonds or savmgs books were needed M1ss Harley was asslsted rn her work by Helen Yeager a senror who comprled a report and prepared the order Helen someumes arded by Betty Sahaqran took the order to a lo al bank where 11 was illed The stamps and bonds were then placed wrth the homeroom orders and returned to the representatrves to be delxvered to the purchasers the tollowmg mornmg The school as a whole d1d fa1rly well rn lts purchase of bonds and stamps although there were frve rooms whlch d1d not partrclpate 1n the drrve at all The camparqn was led by the sophomores Room 209 led the Junrors and ll2 the sen1ors fy fzlu - 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . - 1 - . 1 . 1 . 1 1 A 1 1 . 4 . 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CLERICAL ASSISTANTS What would P H S have been lrke wlthout 3077 It was the rneetmg place for baggers late comers and people sufferlng w1th a lap e of memory concernlng yesterday s erghth perlod Mr Robert VonDrach and h1s two assxstant commercxal gxrls Gladys Kras owsk1 and L1ll1an Hoffer greeted all tudents w1th a cheery grrn These ass1stants handled clerrcal work lnvolved wmth absenteersm fxlled out passes hled cards and excuses and typed the new absentee 11st L1111an worked there durmg the f1ISl penod tn the morn1ng and Gladys took care of the afternoon dutles The work tn 307 was conducted ln a manner s1m11ar to that of a real offrce Wllh a frrendly rnformal atmosphere and thus gave the qrrls good pra tlce 1n a phase of the1r commerclal trammg The thrrd floor bank where the bookkeepers came and went clutchlng recerpts and checks for Mr VonDrach s approval and slgnature was another busy place Two commerc1a1sen1ors Dav1d Helmbach and Calv1n Swavely performed the many dutle connected wrth the bank Dav1d had charge of the P H S Actxvlty Fund and Calv1n the A A Fund Thelr schedule for the day began wrth a V1Sll to the Of'f1C9 safe to see rf there was any money for deposxt Deposxts were made 1n the bank three t1mes a week At the end of each month several statements were made for the adm1n1strat1on ofhce and for every basketball and football game The work moved along 1n a never enchng c1rcle but all concerned enloyed what they d1d -1' Mr Robert VonDrach Gladys KFSSSOWSKI L1111an Hoffer Calvm Swavely David Helmbach . . . ., ., . . N . , . . ' I B 1 . - - l U , 3 I l I 1 I I ' , . , .. . ' 1 - . . I . . 1 V, ,114 , A 1 -' t .MV 5 ' , v l .W V K N, Sixty-thrrc SENIDR CLASS PLAY From: Lillian Hotfer. Nelda Geschwind, Rear: Marylu Klein, Mary Faust. 'VIR KENNETH J GABLE DIIPCIKJI The Reardons were no more eccentrlc than most Arnencan famrhes Laura the mother played by Sara lane Swavely wanted very much to be socxally promment and found that the easlest way to con vmce others of her rmportance was to tell grand llf fabncatedl tales about her glonous ancestors She felt that she had succeeded 1n hfe when she matched 63 sz- X .Am trxlr Klt-11 L xxuc tm e 1 L ml-It 1 'N UK Flu R1tlnraSmtls.sr Vktllxlm Dee 11 nor Rlft 1 t Suu cz A A . ' . , - , . 3' ' Qlgg, Q , . . R . X ,K ,ft , Sf :tx f , X K ' . iff ' . ,' I - - ' 1 ,gg A - ,xc ' fi, g ., K ri l - Q . ' i rag I M y R , are xx' , 4 S . w M1 1 1. Nelda Gt-s-lt ' .i. Xvllllr St lip. illig 'fl' :'. All 1 ft. ' 1 4' ' 1' ga x. M'E ..l 4 S: X411 Jill, 'z 'erlyi N 91-ffttly EVERY FAMILY HAS ONE her oldest daughter, Marcia CLillian Marianol with Sherwin Parker CHichard Smokerl the pampered son of wealthy socially prominent snob' CMarion Rife and William Deeganl. The rest of the Reardons however did not like the Parkers Nana the crotch ety grandmother lNelda Geschwindl with the help Richard Smoker. Marion Rife William Deegan of eleven year old bubble gum chewing Penelope fMarlyn Kleinl who was a reincarnation of Little Iodine and Cousin Lily tL1ll1an Hofferl a would be actress who pretended she wa demented and told lurid tales about similar relat1ves finally drove the Parkers out and left Marcia free to marry the man she really loved Todd Galoway CCharles Garnerl The comedy was made colorful by characters such as Nana Penelope Reginald Reardon lFranc1s Schelrerl who preferred tinkering with his car to anything and Warry lW1ll1am Steltzl who believed and tried painfully and dramatically to convince others that he was a literary genius second only to Eugene O Neill Seated Lillian Mariano Sara Jane Svtaxelx Nelda Geschwmd Francis Scherrer Marsln Kleln Standing Charles Garnel Man Faust Willlam Steltz Lillian Hoffer 91? , , or ' 1 I ' I - ' , . ' - . . . . ,, . I . . ,, . . . . I I - S , , . . V H H , , , . , , 1 , . f t , , t A V, 8 - 1' , K M -, . V ' S J , Q. -' . 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Y A -c B K I ' l'.s.l - iq if E . , Fl , .-' y-flu LEADERS' GROUP Fnst row Noma Kurtz Pat11c1a GlbbOI1S Lucy D1tu1lo M1ss Edna Hutt Second row Dena Neyenesch Joanne Lexengood Madehne Sttamck Dorothy WlSl81 Elatne Stexner Jean Rhoads Mary Altce Smale Thlrd IOXK Shuley Kulp June Mauget Anna Gondal Joanne Romlg Marle Gauglel Lucy Confino Fourth rovt Maman Zueno C31lllN9X9Il9SCh Elmot Smola Shrrles Gabel Vllma Psota Dawn Boldossel Joan Becker The Leaders Group rs a newly organlzed club for g1rls of all three classes Sponsored by M1ss Edna Hutt the group meets the f1rst cmd th1rd Monday of every month The purpose of the club IS to QIVG grrls experlence and tra1n1ng tn leadersh1p and the acceptlng of responsrb1l1ty The glrls help M1ss Hutt 1n gym classes by settmg up equ1pment and callmg the ro Thts year the club was operated on a voluntary basrs and any g1rl who so desrred could Jom but 1n the future M1ss Hutt plans to make the group a selectwe organ1zat1on whereby only gxrls showrng defmlte leadershtp quahtxes w1ll be members A spec1al GCl1V1lY of the club was a Contmuous COOk1e Sale Early 1n February the grrls held a cook1e sale then dectded to contlnue to sell COOk1eS every week durmg the remamder of the school year Proftts made on these sales provtded the group wxth enough funds to flnance a spr1ng tmp to the Umted Nanons tn New York Play Day was another of tne acttvrtres sponsored by the group Ten grrls from each of ten htgh schools partlctpated tn a day devoted to play1ng softball and volleyball on the frrst Satur day ID May M1ss Hutt supervtsed the acttvttxes whrch were held at the lumor Htgh School . , ., , . ,. , . ' , ' . , - . - . . . Y 1 - 1 v , , ' 'I ' , ' '. 1 , , 1 '. ' - I . . . , . I 1 I . . . ,, . . ,, . . . . . . 7 . . 1 ff H Q 1 . .. . H . . , , s v,,.p,,- STAGE CREW Although you may have enjoyed countless assemblies during your high school days, seldom did you think of what went on behind those bright lights and beautiful backdrops. The stage crew, under Mr. Arthur Emery's direction, could cause the success or failure of a production such as the senior class play or any of the concerts given by student musical organizations. Not only did these students control the curtains and lights which were used during the programs, but before the first rehearsal, scenery had to be assembled, repaired, altered, or supplemented just as the script ordered. Then they could be seen backstage between acts rushing to and fro with new settings: and long after a performance had been completed, they returned backdrops to the stockroom and cleared the stage in preparation for another perform ance The stage crew s activities were not limited to school activities but they were busy every time the school auditorium was used for civic act1v1t1es 9 1 Thomas Pollick, Norman Stetler, Robert Michener, Richard Rhoads. Mr. Arthur Emery. r iff! -sr 1 1 ll fri' 0 QS, if N655 Ev? ffl: 51239 . . BDARD Seated Sally Lou Mayer Dolores Mauger Stanley Chaplln Thomas Polhck Standlng Claudla Ehcker Daud Rlcketts M1 W1111am McCabe Rlchald Wexser Lucrlle Dltullo ln P H S there are several orgamzatrons wh1ch are controlled by the students them selves but none of these IS so well organ1zed as the Athletlc Assocxauon The AA sxnce rt 1S the students assoc1at1on sponsors many act1v1t1es for the enyoyment and proht of the whole school A student councll wh1ch IS elected each sprrng by all the pupxls duects the AA wrth the help of Mr W1ll1am McCabe Thrs fall the AA opened a new store at the end of the second floor corr1dor Trolan jackets tee shuts sweat shuts gym shorts bandannas seals and emblems were a few of the art1c1es wh1ch were sold at the store The custodtans were Claudla Ehcker and Davrd Rlcketts Add1ng to the enyoyment of the school were the many pep rall1es sponsored by the A A and the amateur varrety show The Athletrc Assoclatlon also purchased letters for the cheer leaders and sponsored programs for the football games ll , , ,,,, , 'Ill CHEERLEADERS Passrng the audrtorrurn at varrous tunes after school throughout the year one could usually hear loud cheers and songs from the vars1ty and junror vars1ty cheerleaders Our cheerleaders have used many drfferent cheers and formatxons to arouse pep rn the student body There were several football and basketball assemblres durrnq the year rn whrch stu dents were taught all the new cheers Mrss Eleanor Cornmesser and Mr Gerald Levengood were sponsors of the cheerleaders durrng the football season whrle lVlr Edward Good was 1n charge durrnq basketball season The actlve and deservmq cheerleaders recerved vars1ty letters as awards for servrce Varsrty cheerleaders for the 195051 season were Ioan Becker Mana MacPha1l Phyllrs McElroy Gwenn Manthorne and Carole Mernn Iumor vars1ty cheerleaders were Dons Burk Claudra Elrcker and lanrce Penman 1 F Iii l V' Kneelmg Phyllls McElroy Marla MacPha1l Carole Merrrn Gwenn Manthorne Joan Becker Standmg Janlce Penman Dorls Burk Claudra Ehcker Q01 mzty one , , . . - I . .I . , . 1 , . 2 EI 'X . t E w . , A 4 ,2 n Q T rw 3 E t. l 5 li Qi' , S I r f l 2: 1 me .- E V . 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S, L Y - HDCKEY F'11st Row Sally LEWIS Joyce Hall Margalet Allyn Cynthla Garrow Mars Lou Slngex Margalet Hlmes Dolores Maugel Second Row Barbara Bush Shuley Welkel Dololes Wamplel Joy Glenn Patucla Grow G1o11a Mace Thud Row Mrs Maman Tuevel Bernaldlne Zawaskl Shuley Weldner Ethel 1318656 Gas Maxwell Patucxa Beckel June We1sser Mary Snydex Joanloulse Endy Fourth Row Peggy Glow Grace Moyer Nancv Dersh Ehzabeth Wentzel Joan Obexmoyer Marcxa Baylor Sally Lou Mayer Judy Dlsantls Coach West Pottsgrove West Chester Bndgeport Downmgtown West Pottsgrove Nornstown MRS MARIAN TRIEVEL Manager IOANLOUISE ENDY Varsxty CoCapta1ns MARY LOU SINGER PEGGY HIMES Varsxty Pottstown Pottstown Pottstown Pottstown Pottstown Pottstown 1950 SEASON SCORES West Chester Bndgeport Phoenlxvllle Nornstown Upper Menon Iunlor Varsxty Pottstown Po tstown Pottstown Pottstown Pottstown Upper Menon Pottstown Wlth a record of hve v1ctor1es the varsity Trojanettes bravely fought the de 1s1ve battle P H S versus Upper Menon The game ended 1n a l l t1e and th1s squad became the f1rst 1n the h1story of Pottstown Hxgh School to remcnn undefeated Th1s same squad was the fxrst to be d1rected by Mrs Mar1an Trlevel 1un1or hxgh physlcal educat1on teacher two t1ed games and no losses the fans were hyster1cal as The jumor vars1ty was v1ctor1ous over Phoemxvllle only however they formed the foundanon for a well developed 1951 team W1ll the glrls ever forget Margaret Allyn s raveled blouse blouse Tubb1e Tumbl1ng Mauger the stellar goal1e Cynth1a Garrow Peggy Htmes eye for the goal1e cage e steadfast defenswe backfleld of Chlcken Mace Dolly Wampler Tubb1e Mauger M12 S1nger and Ioyce Hall? U I , l Q . I V l n V ' V V .Y V 4 Y 1 . ,......,.. ........ , .. 1 .......,..,...., 3 ' ,,.......,...............,..., 2 L ' .......,,,.4..,............... 2 ........,..,..., 3 A ' ...,...,,................, 0 Phoenixville ...,...................... O Pottstown ................ l Downingtown ..........,............. 2 Pottstown ' , ....................,.. l ................ l ' .. .....,..,,.,....,.,,.. 3 ' ...............,........,... U .......,.,...,.. 0 ' ,........,............ l ..........,.,... l 1'w11fy-tu' SDFTBALL Coach MISS A EDNA HUTT Manager-CONSTANCE KINCKINER Co-Captalns-IEAN HOOK VERONICA SABOLD 1950 SEASON SCORES Spring Cnty Phoemxvrlle North Coventry Boyertown Sprmg Clty West Chester Conshohocken Pottstown Pottstown Pottstown Pottstown Pottstown Pottstown Pottstown Its one two three stnkes you re out' That s how xt was for the P H S Trolanettes rn the begrnmng of the1r season Before too long the grrls got thoroughly drsgusted wxth th1s then buckled down to some practrce that would make any team w1n Even then 1t took untrl the m1dd1e ofthe season for them to get enough frghtm spurt 1nto the1r bones to even up the record However as the end of the season drew near the grrls played w1th precxslon executed double plays Us well as an occasxonal home run and closed w1th a record of four wrns and four losses Pract1ces were hlled wxth humorous mcrdents lean Hook losmg her hat as she rounded thrrd base the small glove Ioyce Oswald used Cher httle brother sl and the mouth that kept gettmq Ioyce Hall 1nto trouble Then too there was some sensatronal playmg abrlrty exhrbrted w1th Pat Harveys home run Veromca Sabolds wonderful short center held catches Noma Kurtzs long stretches at f1rst and Dolly Wampler s spectacular playmg at shortstop 'J lr- 'fs-M 11211-wanna M minnuu11 :J 12 if in mum nam JI Seated on ground Joy Glenn, Marlon Rosenberry, Patricia Grow, Gladys Krassowskl, Elame Sterner Kneeling Joyce Oswald, Dolores Wampler, Gertrude Begel, Veromca Sabold, Fay Glbson, Barbara Bush, Patrrcla Harvey, Zelda Geyer Standlng Jean Hook, Joyce Hall, Dena Neyenesch, Constance Klnckmer, Noma Kurtz, Mrss Edna Hutt, Helen Krause, Frances D'A1el1o, Sue Decker ' ' .,........................ 20 ............,,.. 18 ' ' ...,.....,..,......,...... 33 ....,.....,..,.. 14 ' ' ...........,.......,...,.. 3 ,.,.... ......... 6 Amityville .............,.....,........ 2 Pottstown ................ 11 Pita N 'wa r wm r-sf c..- ' .,. 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A , I N A' V v f rf X I I ,ff v r, 1 'H af' , 4 v I V ,, ,f Sezfmzfy-three GIRLS' BASKETBALL Flrst, Row Glorla Mace Zelda Geyer Joy Glenn Dolores Wampler Norma Kurtz Second Row Bermce Kovach Mary Lou S1nger Sue LaR,ose Thelma Whlte Thlrd Row Joyce Hall Mrs Marlan Trlevel Lynda Dannehower Margaret Allyn Coach MRS MARIAN TRIEVEL Manager LYNDA DANNEHOWEB CoCapta1ns IOYCE HALL BERNICE KOVACH 195051 SEASON SCORES Hoyerslord Pottstown Boyertown Pottstown West Pottsqrove Pottstown Phoemxvllle Pottstown Headmg Central Catholxc Pottstown Dowmngtown Pottstown Bndqeport Pottstown West Chester Pottstown Followrng a m1n1mum amount of practxce the g1rls opened the1r varsrty basketball season w1th a w1n over Royersford 3027 Insprred by th1s result the Trojanettes went on to complete a successful season of s1x wms three loses and one t1e The startmg sextet was composed of sen 1ors however there was a Jumor to equal any one semor 1n any posmon Bermce Kovach ranked hrst rn total poxnts made wrth 134 to her cred1t wh1le Margaret Allyn came second w1th 85 pomts under her belt The same pau was classed flrst 1n h1ghest number of polnts scored 1n one game Bernlce Kovach Wllh 22 was hrst and Margaret Allyn was second wlth 19 po1nts The annual rxval Boyertown was VICLOHOUS over the 51 team but the Bearettes were compelled to fxght every mch of the way They surv1ved w1th a three pomt lead but Pottstown had banners tlymg at full mast for a star performance and the outstandmg game of the season Thelma Whxte assrsted the team wrth her accurate eye for the basket Ioyce Hall Wllh her leapmg rebound recoverxes Margaret Allyn w1th her he1ght Zelda Geyer her speed Sue LaRose her ease ot shoot1ng and Mary Lou S1nger her hablt of feedmg 1nstead of shoot1ng Ch1ck en Mace offered busmess for the referees by cornmlttmg fouls and Dolly Wampler gave a leehng of assurance to every onlooker Last but not least the spectators offered a spurt more valuable than rn prev1ous years 1 tllfy fum , , 17? ir Upper Merion ...................... 36 Pottstown .......,....,... 23 West Pottsgrove .,.,.............. 39 Pottstown ......,....,.... 59 ' ' .. 30 ...........,.... 33 ' .......,.,.,.........,.. 31 ................ 37 ' .....................,...... 47 ..........,..... 47 ..,....,.,....,.,....... 33 ................ 37 G R S I BASKETBALL Coach MRS MARIAN TRIEVEL Manager 195051 SEASON SCORES Royerstord West Pottsgrove Upper Menon Readmg Central Catholrc Bndgeport Boyertown Phoemxvllle West Pottsgrove West Chester Pottstown Pottstown Pottstown Pottstown Pottstown Pottstown Pottstown Pottstown Pottstown BARBARA BUSH A seasonal record of three wms and seven losses does not sound very excrtmg but these h1gh spmted Jumor varslty guls prov1ded the spark that rgmted the varsrty team The team was composed of freshmen sophomores lumors and one senlor Freshmen from the Iumor I-hgh school compet1t1on th1s season when Mrs Manan Tnevel School were quahhed to play rn h1gh yumor h1gh physrcal educatlon teacher Cynth1a Garrow led the jayvees Lou Mayer ran a close second w1th 42 became grrls athletxc coach 1n the number of pomts scored vuth a total of 47 Sally pornts Many of the players showed promlse of be1ng a coach s dream rn 1952 Claudra Ehcker s snckfast guardmg MGICIQ Baylor was great all around athletlc prowess Sally Lou Mayers long push up shots and Ioan Beckers mnate abrhty for the center guard pos1t1on w11l prove valuable addrtlons to the varsxty 'K Frrst Row Sally Lou Mayer, Claudia Elxcker, Cynthia Garrow, Marrlyn Keffer Second Row Marcra Baylor, Ann Maxwell, Jane Nelffer Thrrd Row Mrs Marxan Tnevel, Gay Maxwell, Vrrgmma Young, Joan Becker, Barbara Bush Seventy five 7 l L l I ' .,.................... 17 ................ 12 ' ' ., 30 ......,......,. . Z8 ' ........,................... 32 .....,.......... 19 ' ' ,.......,.......,......... 29 ..,........,,... 21 Downingtown ....,............,.... 19 Pottstown ..,............. 34 1 . Q ' 1 ' ' D ' , 1 ' I .. f J 3 f . 41 , tt tn' 1 A f' 2 ff! f ' r if 5. ,1 ' VARSITY FDDTBALL Fxrst Row Herbert Whlte Stanley Chaplm Wllham Walton Paul Green Paul Duttenhofer Earl DCCKSI Alexander Czar1ck Thomas Polllck George Ctslck Second Row Donald Ewanlck James Petrucellx Carl Brown James Long Harry Hausmann Samuel Gromts Eugene Zelezn1ck Fredertck Paprockx Thnd Row Walter Ntxon M1chaelKr1czky Robert Sutton MI Wllllam McCabe Ml Heber Meyers Mr Morrell Grlgg Rlchard Hlddeman Donald Grlm Wllllam Sandoe Head Coach MR HEBER T MEYERS Ass1stant Coaches MR MORRELL GRIGG and MR WILLIAM MCCABE CoCapta1ns PAUL GREEN and PAUL DUTTENHOPER Manager JOHN CIMBALISTA Upper Menon Ben Franklm Nomstown Phoemxvxlle Berwyn Coatesvxlle Bndgeport Downmgtown 1950 SEASON SCORES Pottstown Pottstown Pottstown Pottstown Pottstown Pottstown Pottstown Pottstown Start1ng w1th an altogether new team and w1th many tnexpertenced players Pottstown Htgh s football team closed the season w1th cr record of SIX wms and three losses These three losses were due matnly to 1n1ur1es wh1ch occurred throughout the season One of the hardest fought games that w1th West Chester wh1ch Pottstown lost 8 6 was commented on by Mr Meyers head coach who sa1d The boys d1dnt reahze what they were gett1ng tnto unttl the second half and then they settled down and really played good football The scores of the remamder of games show that thts team left a good record tn P H S football annals ' ...................... 0 ' .............,...,...,,. 12 ' ................,....,...... 27 ' ' ..,.,.,,....,............ . 7 West Chester ....4,..,.............,. 8 Pottstown ' ,,...................,...,.. 6 ' ..,.................,,.,.,..., 0 ' ..,,.,,................. 7 S4 rrilfy-s1'.:' IUNIOR VARSITY FO0TBALL Coach MR WILLIAM MCCABE Manager WILLIAM NEIMAN Captaln RICHARD POWELL 1950 SEASON SCORES Norrxstown Pottstown Phoenxxvrlle Pottstown West Chester Pottstown Conshohocken Pottstown The Pottstown H1gh Iumor Trojans hed therr season re ord wlth two wms agarnst two losses on the regular schedule In the two games played Wllh the H111 S hool they repeated the re ord by w1nn1ng one and losmg the other Robert Sutton a sophomore was advanced to the varslty squad rn h1s flrst year of hrgh school football W1lllGm Garrow also a sophomore was benched for a whxle due to a knee rnjury but upon hrs return also played vars1ty football I 1 37 F2 g33M55 2 3 Flrst Row Robert Schllchter Robert Peterson Frederrck Harvey Paul Stofko Davld Suchoza James Hogan John Bechtel Joseph Stramck Second Row Ronald Downre Ronald Frederlck John Polllck Mr Wlllram McCabe Merrlll Renmnger Jack Bechtel Horace Gauger Set Cnty 961971 A .,......,................... 6 ..............,. 7 A' ..........,........,.....r 27 .4..,.,....,... . 6 tl ' It ' ap 'AA ' ' ,,, ,-I J t fi Q U it 33, , 4 ij, Y IA I . , . 4 Ji 1 BOYS' VARSITY BASKETBALL Kneelmg John Hallman Paul Green Mr Edward Good Rlchard Rlcketts Lou1s Iezzx Davld Rxcketts Standlng Stanley Chaplm Rlchard Powell Vlncent Rettew FFBHCIS Schelrer Thomas Polllck Mlchael Krtczky Davtd Retdenouer Coach MR EDWARD GOOD Captam RICHARD RICKETTS Manager FRANCIS SCHEIRER 19501951 SEASON SCORES Kutztown Shlllmgton Parkland Norrlstown Lancaster Easton Swoyervxlle Kennett Square Downmgtown Coatesvllle Brrdgeport Pottstown Pottstown Pottstown Pottstown Pottstown Pottstown Pottstown Pottstown Pottstown Pottstown Pottstown West Chester Berwyn Allentown Phoemxvrlle Bethlehem Downmgtown Brrdgeport West Chester Berwyn Phoemxvxlle Coatesvtlle Pottstown Pottstown Pottstown Pottstown Pottstown Pottstown Pottstown Pottstown Potts own Pottstown Pottstown Denotes leagues games DISTRICT 1 CLASS A PLAYOFFS Radnor 54 Pottstown Conshohocken Po ts own The Trojan cagers went through a good season wtnntng twenty two out of twenty s1x games They copped the Ches Mont League txtle by beattng Coatesv1lle 49 44 tn a playoff ln the semrhnal game they trounced Conshohocken 52 40 but tn the D1str1ct I Frnal they lost to Radnor 52 54 Thr IS the htghest pomt any Pottstown Htgh basketball team has ever rea h d Rtchard tMr Reboundl R1cketts w11l go down tn P H S htstory as one of the greatest basketball players produced at Pottstown H1gh All through the season he gave the necessary spark to wtn therr games He set new records 1n the Ches Mont League by scortng a total of 542 pomts durmg the season wtth 216 held goals and 110 foul shots He also t1ed the 36 potnt per game record 1n the league Other outstandmg players were Lou1s Iezz1 Sarn Green Iohn Hallman and Dave Rtcketts who made up the remamder ofthe start1ng hve Drck Rtcketts Hallman Green Rettew 19221 and Polltck have played thetr last games for the Trojans Iflf tif lf ' ' .,..,...........,....,..,. 26 ...........,.... 52 ' .,.........,,..,....,...,....... 34 ........,..,.... 79 ' ,.,....................,., 57 .....,.......... 59 ' ' ' ...........,............ 37 ..,............ . 79 Lebanon , ......4........,......,.,.,.. 42 Pottstown ..4...,.,.,,..,. 46 'Coatesville ,.....4..,...,,....,...... 28 Pottstown ...,,..,,....... 69 ' ..,....,,.....,...,,.,.. 60 ,,,,.......,.... 54 ' ' ................,,..,,..,, 33 ........,....,.. 68 ' ' ...,....,,.......... 37 ,..,............ S0 ' ...,.,.........,...,............ 28 2 ....,,,,........ 86 ' ' .......................... 56 ................ 53 ' ' ' .....,..,......,..,..... 41 .....,,.....,. .. B7 ' ' ......,,....,.......,...,. 25 ,............... 66 ' ' .......,..,.......,...,.., 44 .............., . 49 . ....... ...,....,....... ..,. ....,........... 5 2 .,,l.....,. . ..... 4 O t t ,,.... ....., . 52 - . 's' ' ' ' c e . ' ': 1 A - BOYS' J. V. BASKETBALL Kutztown ......,..................... Shillington , .,..,..........,........ , Parkland ...,,,,.......,...,.,,.,.... Norrlstown ................,...,.,.,. Lancaster ........,.,.....,.,.,,.,.,.. Easton .........,,..,.,..,..,.,.,......,. Lebanon ....,,.....,...........,,..... Swoyerville ..,..................... Kennett Square Downingtown Coatesville ..........,.........,,.. Bridgeport ..........,......,,,.,,.,, Coach-MR. WILLIAM MCCABE Captain-CARL FREDERICK Pottstown Pottstown Pottstown Pottstown Pottstown Pottstown Pottstown Pottstown Pottstown Pottstown Pottstown Pottstown Denotes League Games 1950-1951 SEASON SCORES West Chester Berwyn ...,....,..,..,,,.......,...,... Allentown ..........,............,.. ' Phoenixville . Bethlehem ' Downingtown ' Coatesville ' Bridgeport West Chester Berwyn ..,.... 'Phoenixville . Pottstown Pottstown Pottstown Pottstown Pottstown Pottstown Pottstown Pottstown Pottstown Pottstown Pottstown , ..........,,... 40 ,. ,,.........,., 38 ,. ,,....,....... 43 The Iunior Trojans finished a successful season with a record of 15 wlns and 8 losses fintsh 1ng second to Coatesvtlle rn the league standmgs with 10 and 2 record Coatesvrlle handed the Jayvees both of the defeats Mainstays of the team were Carl Frederick and Richard Powell who led the team to several dec1s1ve early season vrctorres Mrdway through the season Powell was transferred to the varslty basketball squad along w1th Iames Prrce Leroy Hallman and Anthony Baro Kneellng Donald Handley Charles Gilliland Robert Crutcher Carl Frederrck Frederick Harvey William Garroxx Merrill Rennmger Standing Robert Liput LeRos Hallman Anthom Baro Mr William McCabe James Prlce Robert Sutton Lane HEDShEl Smmzty mm I - 1 1 I . - , t 1 , . . . . . - Q - . v - BASEBALL FITSL Row George Seidel Donald Zelezmck Wtlllam M1gH0na Carl Bodolus Mlchael Hegedus Davxd Bleacher Davtd Suchoza Second Row John Hallman LeRoy Hallman Rlchard Powell Earl Decker Thomas POIIICK Ralph Kapenstme Donald Ewanlck Vlncent Rettew Rlchard Ricketts Thlrd Row Mr Edward Good Rlchard WEISCI Stanley Chaplln Davld Reldenouer Augustus MIDOILO Donald Moyer Donald Grlm Gerald Wayock Mr Morrell Grlgfr Coach MR EDWARD GOOD Ass1stant Coach MR MORRELL GRIGG Captaln WILLIAM MIGNONA Manager DONALD KEIFREIDER 19 5 0 SEASON SCORES Downlngtown Coatesvtlle Brtdgeport West Chester Berwyn Phoenxxvxlle Coatesvxlle Bndgeport West Chester Pottstown Pottstown Pottstown Pottstown Pottstown Pottstown Pottstown Pottstown Pottstown 1 1 ' ' D' ' ........,....,.,.,...... 4 ..............,, l ' ..,,.....,,.,......,,......, 9 ................ 3 ' ......................,,.... 1 ................ 4 ' ' ,.., ., .................. 2 ..,...,....... .. 8 Downingtown ,. ..,.,......,.....,.... 12 Pottstown ............... . 0 ' ....,..,,....,.,.,.,....,,.. l ..,......,...... 2 ' .......,.,,,,.,....,.....,,. 3 ................ l ' ' ..,.,.,................. ....,.,...,.... , l Berwyn Pottstown Phoemxvtlle 2 Pottstown After losing thetr hrst two games the Trojans ralhed to w1n seven out of twelve games played Pottstown Dowmngtown and Brldgeport were awarded co ownershxp of the Ches Mont League T1t1e because of a three way txe at the close ofthe season Coatesvtlle would also have been 1n on the t1e but due to 1ne11g1b11tty they were dxsqualxhed In the Berwyn Pottstown game the Troyans found themselves losxng but came through to Wln an upsettmg vtctory by scor1ng fourteen runs ln the fourth lnmng The team was sparked by Chtp Mxgnona s sensattonal h1tttng Dxck Rtcketts all around good tnheldmg at hrst base the expert catchlng of Carl Bodolus the agxllty of Merle Harner at second base and Iohn Hallman s speed ln left held Flqhty TRACK Coach MR I-IEBEB T MEYERS Captaln PAUL GREEN Cocrtesvrlle West Chester Phoenrxvtlle Downmgtown Manager ERNEST KOONS 1950 SEASON SCORES Pottstown Pottstown Pottstown Pottstown Muhlenberg 48 Pottstown 42 Boyertown 41 Nornstown 9512 Pottstown 26 Ambler 2lVz Although the P H S track team got off to a bad start they came through 1n the lmportant meets placmg thrrd 1n the Ches Mont Relays and fourth 1n the Ches Mont Meet There were two new records set for the school when Paul Green 1n the Tncmgular Meet w1th Muhlenberg and Boyertown put the shot forty seven feet ten 1nches and rn the D1str1ct I Meet heaved the d1scus one hundred thrrty seven feet seven 1nches Karl Koppel also showed h1s abrhty 1n the h1gh Jumplng event 1n many of the meets by add1ng pomts to the score Slttlng Charles Schulz Karl Koppel Alexander Czarlck Thomas Tarmlchael Bruce Roberts Kneellng Kenneth Saylor Paul Green, Andrew Krassowskr Walter Zubko,W1111am Walton, Paul Duttenhofer Standmg Dale Moyer, Ernest Koons, Mr Heber Meyers, Walter Nlxon Ezghty 0 ' .,........................ 82 ........,....... 35 ' ' ,........,.... ...,....,. 4 7 ................ 70 ' ............,......... 35 , ............... 69 get ,P 5 cwhpl N 3, A W 1 7 F E34 ww, II A V I I .V I lit, I , ,wig Sf 4 1 716 SWIMMING Seated Paul Dallas Harry Mahck Robert Wllkmson Earl Decker Kneelmg John Swartley Charles Funk Donald Mace Rxchard Heunbach Standmg Raymond Sel1nger Paul Duttenhofer Mr Clarence Yocom Robert Marquette Ronald Kelfrelder Coach MR CLARENCE YOCOM Captaln RAYMOND SELINGER Lancaster Coatesvxlle ll t Abmgton Eddystone Readmg 1951 SEASON SCORES Pottstown Pottstown P tts! Pottstown Pottstown 46 Pottstown Denotes League Meets Th1s year newcomers on the Trojan swunmmg team had to compete wxthout the servxces of the expenenced swlmmers who suffered 1n1ur1es at the beglnnmg of the season However at the Dxstnct Meet held on Saturday February 24 at the Unlversxty of Pennsylvanxa the tankmen plcked up twelve poxnts to take fourth place as a team Raymond Sel1nger captaln swam the 40 yard freestyle however after the Coatesvllle meet he was unable to f1n1sh the season because of a d1s1ocated shoulder Iohn Swartley then teamed w1th Paul Duttenhofer to swlm the 40 yard freestyle Donald Mace and Earl Decker swam the 100- yard breaststroke Robert Wllkmson and Paul Dallas swam the 200-yard freestyle whlle Charles Funk performed on the spnngboard and also swam the 100-yard backstroke Rxchard H1ddeman and Ronald Ke1fre1der swam the 100 yard backstroke but H1ddeman also was unable to f1n1sh the year because of a punctured eardrum Robert Marquette and Harry Mahck swam the 100-yard free style and Rxchard Hermbach competed regularly 1n the fancy dlvmg H1ddeman Mace and Duttenhofer compnsed the medley relay team for a short t1me but Funk later frlled ln at H1ddeman s pos1t1on Marquette Mahck Dallas and I-Ielmbach swam the 200 yard freestyle relay of R 'fit ' 4 ' ' .......................... 34 A en own ............. ............. 4 4 o own ' Norristown ...................,...... 48 Pottstown ' ' ........................... . 34 ' .......................... 23 : . . : . Ezghty-two BOWLING Faculty Bowlmg Sponsor MR IOHN KALWAIC Of the flfteen boys on the P H S Intramural Bowhng Squad ftve were chosen to represent Pottstown H1gh 1n the tournaments and matches These were Iohn Fegley Carl Petruce111 Robert Peterson Donald Pompon1o and Raymond FGIUSI Every Tuesday afternoon at the Arrow Bowlmg Alleys startmg about 3 30 P M you could f1nd the boys practlclng The bowlmg season started 1n December and ended 1n Apnl In the Evenmg Bullettn Tournament whlch was held 1n Phlladelphla on March 17 Pottstown placed tenth 1n competmon agaxnst Ph1ladelph1a and suburban h1gh school teams On Aprll 3 a match was held wxth the h1gh school faculty 1n whlch the h1gh school team defeated the faculty two games to one The keglers also part1c1pated 1n the Ind1v1dual Hlgh School Boys Champlon Shlp Tournament on Aprll 4 ln Phrladelphla and the Suburban Boys Bowllng Champlonshrp lack Fegley who was the only sen1or member of the squad ended the season wxth the hrghest 1nd1v1dual average of 151 Kneelmg Donald Pomnomo Rlchaxd Mensch Raymond Falusl Douglas Lrghtcap Call Petxucelll Standlng Donald EWHUICK John Feglex M1 John Kalvx 310 Robert Peterson Daud Suchoza Stephen Stfanlck I-,zghhf 111 . . . 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BACCALAUREATE SERVICE DGI9 Theme CLASS NIGHT DCII9 Theme Hxqhhghts GRADUATION Date Valedrctorxan Salutatonan Guest Speaker Theme of Address I' zqlfflf Er We Hereb We the class of 1951 berng 1n a state of sound body and sane m1nd do hereby be queath the followmg to Paul Dallas Sam Fry s way w1th the women Mary Faust s sweet personal1ty to Ioanne Whltacre lane F1llman s qulet ness to G1nn1e Rosenberry Don Ewan1ck s brg brown eyes to Dave Re1denouer Rrch ard F1r1ng s helght to Farel Crosby Iames Foose s shortness to Bob Beldyk Nelda Geschw1nd and Marron R1fes headaches as edrtors of the Tro1ad to next year s ed1tor Cynthra Garrows beautlful eyes to Ioanne Rennmger to Irene Core Mary G1ang1a comos swrft fmgers on the typewr1ter Berw1ndale Glenns patrol rank to a su1table candrdate Sam Grorms wavy brown ha1r to Ierry Daly to Shrrley Werkel Ioyce Halls athletlc sp1r1t Loretta Herrmans pos1t1on as drum mayor to next years best candldate L1ll1an Hoffers good marks to and up and com1ng commercxal student Frank Madela Kenny Ibach s love of Lrncolns Iayne Adams art1st1c talent to Dave Suchoza K1tty Antonuccr s loquac1ouness to Dons Sowers Dollre Bacch1s seat rn detent1on to anyone desrrous of the honor Sally Cross talent as a soda Jerk to Thomas Rutter to Floss Leopold Ieame Banya1s pretty blonde ha1r Earl Decker s hot rod to Paul De leu Trudy Begel s hlgh Slepplng color guard pos1t1on to an asp1r1ng jumor to Leroy Hallman Bruce Bmder s algebra 1m munlty To someone amb1t1ous enough to ga1n 1t George Cohrac s track ab1l1ty Alex Czar 1ck s pres1dent1al pos1t1on to the pres1dent of the class of 52 Ronald Dotterer s trumpet to Sherwood Yergey Ianet Dunlap s sew mg ab1l1ty to Margle Qurnter Donald Maces pos1t1on as art ed1tor of the Tro1ad to A11ce Shaner Paul Duttenhofer s late hours to Bush Frederxck to Tom W1dger the lI1pS of LaVerne Ell1s to Mr Davenport s offxce Helen Rawl1ngs drmples to Barbara Bush to Barbara H1gh Sh1rley Erbs pet1teness Tom Knaster and Frank Renn mgers hot rod Spllll to D1ck H1ddeman Iohnny Levans l1tt1e black book to someone mterested Sylv1a Prkes soprano vorce to Mary Elrzabeth Hospador the pres1 dentral WOITIGS of the AA from Tom Pollrck to next years pres1dent Mark Runkels captarnshrp of the dr1ll team to some smart boy who knows h1s left from hrs Ilghl Frances DA1ellos daydreams to Ioan Eagle Dena Neyenesch s amb1t1on to be a teacher to her srster Carol Maryln Klems con tralto vo1ce to Bern1ce Shaw Marron Rosenberrys mckname Chubby to Naomr ghty erght Bequeath Bewley Franc1s Scherrers management of the basketball team to Lane Henshey Ioanlou1se Endy Glona Hauseman s talkatrve ness Kathyrn Kaas drrvers l1cense to Krt Fuertsch Paul Bauer s newspapers to a strugglmg newsboy Eleanor Borneman s pass1on for French to Barbara Roth Robert Boyer s fear of teachers we s1mply leave B111 Deegans drums to Dale Kranch to Carole Merr1n Betty Sahag1an s appetrte Ruby Noll s tardrness to anyone who frnds 1t hard to get up 1n the mornmg Reta Over holtzer s hunt1ng l1cense to another good marks man B111 Pascucc1 and Iames Petrucell1 we just leave Glona Mace refuses to leave her wardrobe George Claytons ab1l1ty on 1ce skates to Ioan Becker W1 11am Pro1ttes Don Iuan character to someone less fortunate to Ioyce Eschbach Rae Kennedys pos1t1on on the l1brary staff Bern1ce Kovachs eye for the basket to Sue LaRose M1ke Kovaluk s lazmess to D1ck Hermbach the pretty red halr of Sally Lewrs and Mane Gaugler to Kathy Waltz and Ioan Borg1et to Ronald Sm1th Ilm Long s boast1ng L1ll1an Mananos talent as an essayrst to Ioanne Banks Iune Maugers home ec talents to all hungry fellows Emma Mests quret ways to Nancy Werner Bob M1lls racrng blood to Chass Schulz Anna Mae Moyer s carefree att1tude to Ethel Freese to Carl Saltzer B111 Moyers love for work Donald Shaners love of home to the Ell1s gang the beloved hockey days of Mary Lou S1nger and Dolly Wampler to next years squad Marty Lou Smale s fl1rt1ng to Yvonne Galloway D1ck Smoker s bra1ns to Carol1ne Fetterolf Elarne Sterner s g1gg1es to the quret classrooms Ianet Stofkos chewrng gum to Robert Mayberry Calvm Swavely s bookkeep1ng lob to a worthy commerc1al student the v1m vrgor and V1lGl1lY of Carroll Thompson to the entrre junror class Gary Trollmgers presrdency of the band to someone who can keep t1me Sam Green and Herbre Wh1te s wonderful football days to a less fortunate class wh1ch could use them Dorothy W1s ler s readmess to make frrends to Gwen Man thorne Alva Yates rosy cheeks to Betty Lou Trlnley We the graduates of 51 bequeath our book and teachers as well as our good trmes to the Iun1or Class We regret that we cannot leave our seaworthy offrcers and cabmet be sldes our super class members to those who w1ll remarn rn our Alma Mater S1gned 1n the presence of our sponsors Mrss Alma I Klxnk and Mr Earl R Strange THE CLASS of 51 . - ....to 1 , ' I . 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WE PREDICT As every good satlor knows the stars foretell the future 1n th1s case the future of Pottstown H1ghs class of 51 By specmal arrangement wtth an expert on futurlty we are now able to prophecy w1th reasonable accuracy lust what and where some of our classmates w1ll be some ten years hence Most of them we drscovered w1ll remam 1n Pottstown charmmg young woman w1ll be owmng and operatmg Lakes1de when her father retlres On Hmgh Street Maunce Ohvers prosperous hardware store w1ll probably catch the eye almost as qulckly as the attractrve srgn adver t1s1ng the locatron of the best beauty shoppe 1n town yomt propnetors Mxsses Marlon Frllman and Ethel Falusr In case you happen to be around ln 1961 youd better be careful when you cross the street or Sara Iane Swavelys hot Ford w1ll flatten you to the concrete on 1ts way to Douglas Schwab s auto supply store to p1ck up some new accessones If you care to venture back Charlotte Street you w1ll soon spot PGIIICIQ Grow s antlque shoppe whrch w1ll have grown from a tmy stand to a thr1v1ng bus1ness w1th Ioy Glenn as the bus1ness man ager and Betty Eschbach Iean Noel and Mon 1ca Kovach scurrymg about wa1t1ng on cus tomers On the same street you w1ll not1ce the for mstance Patr1c1a Becker a sh1fts changrng at the Pottstown Hospxtal nurses Dorothy Curry Lynda Dannehower and Mary Ann Gllbert com1ng out and Lou1se Keene Elsle P1ke and Ioan Kneller gomg m They w1ll tell you 1f you stop to chat that Harry Hausmann has just struck Oll on the b1g ranch he owns 1n Texas and that he has sent for Iohn Hallman to do h1s bookkeeprng On the front page of the newspaper w1ll be a plcture of Vxncent Rettew prosecutmg attorney ln a sensatlonal trxal rn whlch he w1ns the dec1 sxon The case concerns an executrve who tr1ed to swmdle the companys funds but he was caught by two alert stenographers Conn1e Krnckmer and Lucllle Foley Servmg on the Jury were Ioe Zachw1e1a Bermce Yednock Walt Zubko and Norman Stetler An art1cle just beneath 1t tells of a local boy Fredenck Drauschak who has just been ralsed to the rank of colonel 1n the marmes On the sports page one w1ll read that the Ph1ll1es Iesse Baro has just pztched another shut-out agalnst the Dodgers and that Dxck Rlcketts two home runs helped consrderably In the advertlsements you w1ll see Elalne Pmcenthal s ad for her mod ern dry cleamng estabhshment and one about the new art stud1o run by Iohn Dusko and Carolyn Gray The real estate agents 1n town w1ll be as numerous as ever Horace Ashworth Francxs Cze1ner Howard Bowden Iohn Hrlle gas and Augustus M1notto to mentron lust a few There too you w1ll fmd Arlene Houck ad vert1s1ng for more pxano students las 1f she d1dnt have enough Wllh Louxs lezzl and Carl Brown s chtldrenl In the new housmg development bu1lt by contractor Wxlham Embody and hrs helpers Donald Cook Dxck Ludy Henry Nelrnan How ard Rerchelderfer and Eugene Bertolet we w1ll fmd the offrce of Dr Wxlham Steltz and stop to chat wlth Dawn Boldosser hrs med1cal secre tary Also m the development 1S a large candy and bubble gum factory owned by Iames Snell and Rxchard Scheldt and managed by Davxd Hermbach Thrs estabhshment w1ll doubtless be the source of employment for most of the new developments c1t1zens for mstance the offlce of the factory w1ll employ Gladys Kras sowskr Irene Sabold Paul1ne Sherman Shlrley Sm1th Ioan Wolfe and Helen Yeager as sec retanes to b1g executxves whxch mclude Robert Mlchner Curtls Wrlhelm and Paul Yonkovltch among others Donald Moyer IS expected to be the company foreman A grocery store w1ll be opened shortly managed by Charles Garner and next to 1t bel1eve 1t or not a dress shop owned by Margaret Allyn and Ioan Balley lack Fegley the hort1cu1tur1st w1ll probably l1ve xn the house bes1de the b1g fleld next to teachers-Lucxlle Dltullo Barbara Lltz V1lma Psota Blanche Robb Hazel Smale and Ger aldxne Tubls Walk1ng about the place one may see the future home owners watchmg the burldmg progress Irene Petro for lnstance w1ll tell news of Frank Levengood the p1lot who IS becommg world famous Dolores Mau ger who has a very good job 1n New York Margaret Stramck who marned a nch Brazxl 1an Eugene Zelezn1ck who IS a member of the F B I and LaRue Hurter a fashxon model for a large concern owned by Ronald Fredenck and Fredenck Paprockr Some of LaRues fnends also actmg as models w1ll be Charlotte Klumpp and Zelda Geyer Completmg our tour we see Ollve Burdan and Fay Gxbson tn a new Bulck convertrble gettmg gas from Maunce Meeker at Gerald Wayocks Serv1ce Statron A shmy new blue truck pulls up and on the Slde are the words Harry Rotz Plumber Hls employees Mlchael Selflnger and W1ll1am Walton are gomg to the homes of Ioan Ellrott Audrey Dempsey Lucy Confmo Barbara Saylor and Barbara Scheetz whose water PIPGS have stopped functlonmg because of a break 1n the l1nes The golden sun xs com1ng up and the stars are fadmg 1nto the sky, abruptly endmg our prophecy Ezghfy mm' ' I v ' I I - 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