Quakertown Community Senior High School - Recall Yearbook (Quakertown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1945 volume:

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'45 PUBLISHED BY THE SENICDH CLASS QUAKEHTOWN HIGH SCHQCDL QUAKERTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA 7g X' V I 1 To MR CRESSMAN unttrmg leader m patrtottsm and exemplar of fatr play I-hs fortttude m supervtsmg athlettcs has gtven us zeal and spmt through vtctory and de feat HIS understandmg ot youth exhtbtted IH hts 1 adershtp n th H1 Y Club was ar msp1rat1on to all In apprectatton for these quahttes and what they have meant to us we dedlcate to hu' our yearbook F3111 1' . , 9 1 .Q - , L . , . 1. . IQ? T2 ik lm fl ' I I N ff l 'Sl ' a ' I ini' TABLE OF CONTENTS .e K V, X ,f 'lr f I ADMINISTRATION 14. I X Congratulations lr I X I XT om administration and faculty Pages 6 11 SENICDRS We sen1ors have t op bxllmg Pages 12 31 ACTIVITIES Relaxatlon Page 32 53 IS a change of pace YU! ATHLETICS Balls and bats are outlets tor Pages 54 65 XX It :I 'k 'k I iff' if It I! 'I ll I X energy . . . ' f f I' ' I QI I f'T X Q- X- fldmznlsfrafznn. . . nfl H d h 3 an ff if Q fx l .f 5 , N mtg ati? X S Z'- 2 TO lt-lE GRADUATING CLASS We congratulate you upon the publtcatron ot thrs yearbook ot l945 May 1t brrng back tond mernorres for many years to come We are proud ot the t ct that you have successfully completed your hrgh crool course dunng Nftat IS perhaps the most crrtrcal perrod tn the htstory ot our country Vlan, t those who have gone forth trorn thrs school have contrrlauted greatly to the f eltare ot the country Thts tact rs a great challenge to you and we ar cont dent that you wtll meet tt You ncve learned here to work wrth each other May you ever cooperate Wrth others as tuture ctttzens and loe a good tntluence rn the ttnal attatnment of per nanent peace tn the Norld The B ard of Educatton Nlshes each ne ot you the very greatest measure of 'tapptness and success Qrncerely HOBART G BIEHN Presrdent Board of Educatton l g A s l l c fa fr W ffl t , X y g V gs It vt l A Sr 3- f KXKJM i ,. K' l t W t 1 HU? 3 rf ms tx ,, l 'al I , L I N ,Nl , 7 fly Qt t t fl .tl '. 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N MR NEIDIG TCD THE GRADUATTNG CLASS More than twenty hve years ago the allred natlons tarled to provrde a lasttng peace lsolattontsm IS no longer possrble We are crtrzens ot the world and as such we must not tall tn the peace agarn You must help Were the Untted States and the other great natrons ot the world to spend halt as much rn the dlrect eltort for peace as tor war peace would probably be assured There ts a certatn apathy that appears to dull our senses toward tnternatronal danger Let us D9 alert Best mshes for the happmess and success of each member of the class Srncerely A F HUNSBERGER H gh School Prmctpal Z1 TQ THE CLASS GF l945: Durrng your ent1re school career you have been growrng phystcally rntellectually socrally and morally Th1s growth has been nurtured by classroom tnstructron part1c1pa tton rn school act1v1t1es and contacts w1th classmates and teachers Perhaps you were not aware ot rt but through these contacts and assoc1at1ons you were contrnually con trrbuttng to the growth of the others and they were tn turn contrtbuttng to your growth Through these expenences tn your school hte you have learned to get along wtth others As you graduate from your school communtty to take your place rn the world your success w1ll depend largely upon the degree to whrch you have acgutred thts rar May you conttnue to grow tn your htes work Srncerely IOSEPH S NEIDIG Supervlslng Prlnctpal hal AR HUNSBERGER VRRIQN R QFFLERPQCH RUTH H BQKER IOHN O BQRTH I PERRY BRETT WRRREN S BUCK IESSE M CRESSVFIN PQUL K DETWILER Ml'-IBEL FOELLNER ESTHER GEHMHN EUGENE M GODSHHLL EDITH M HENRY R F HUNSBERGER EDN9 B KILMER FLOYD H KILMER IOHN M KNOLL FRQNCES E KOOKER Sfaculfy HENRIETTQ IV LQNDIS ELWOOD P INQCVVHORTER MHRTHQ E NOHER IRENE MUNCHHK QNNH W NEHMHND TOSEPH S NEIDIG EFIRL F NOLL QRLINE G PEQSE ZENQ Fl PLHTOFF HQY H POORBQUGH MHRGUERITE B ROTH MHRY M STEVER 1 RICHHRD E STRHYER F LEROY STFUNK ELIZHBETH TREFFINGER HOWQRD O WHITE MQRY E WHLP LHURQ S VNEINBERGER I 'A' I AA - l 1: Sana RUTH FUNK '- U 'P ' u,.,,4 ZA. : ' 'AI A He r Buc-c M G ci 1311 Left to Fhght - M1515 Siever Miss Treffingor MISS Moyer Mrs Pease Left to R1ght MISS Plotoff MHS Roth Mr Wcute Our gk ll, 1 01 Ii My 1 11 5,12 1 5 , 1 JUN 1 vi l , N 4 v X, L Y- 1. F gl' cp M 1 rw I IS Genrfcxn M1 K11mer M1bSIN6GmGHd Qzlculfy 1 Left to R1gE1tA Mr.C1'essrr13m 2-'-A if Q Mr.Kr1o11 5 l ' Y ' Miss Qfilerbach I .11 if Mr Barth 15' 2,1 gk' Left to R1ght De-tw1ler Poorbcxugh MucWhorier Brett No R1g 1' M MUFCWJK K or 1' et tc R ght M1 PVVIK 1 v I, 1 1 M Strwm MIS Lanchs Senzvr Secfzvu. .. fm Q .1 fix ry In is WH! I 0 If On ihe follav mg pages we S more have t p la ll mg We are starred m the personal wrue up and m the class hmtory f N C ' ff!! fi V. X, A-N xl STX-X EBl4 fl f M 'Dr ' A' . v ,f - 'ig 31 ,f,' ?gw, HW N-fn 1 'ww ,G ,1 ffpif-iii j 4 n ', ' S , 'If wa s ' Imwf +4 1 LLXS W If IJ, i- ingui- M W! 3,51 1 W Q Y 5f M'f', Q H' f 1uf ,AQ A ,F . if gg' it j ' 5 1 5 - j , '53 , .3 6 :sg gi ,F x, o 1 S f 'xv-funn A 'N 'pail' 2 517, A ... P ' M 'Y ., : , dw 5' 7' M Jr ff 1 Ngvff 5 fa,'+TW vm 4 af - an V. fa u.. .1 'A 7' Y- .1 ' 5 ...LQ-li . f . ,f f .' ,, ' wif? , r 2? ff. ,Q , gay, f' I ka . 15. ffl. 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In-iy,'.,' , vg. -f J A RUTH HMEY Hcademlc Ruth ts that sentor lasste who always seen wtth a cheerful smtle She has won many frtends because of her amtable dtsposttton We know that she wtll succeed tn ltfe B st wtshes Ruth for future hap ptness Iuntor Play Q H S News 1234 Qaaker Challenge 34 Mtxed Chorus 3 4 'l1rtHtY 3 4 HHHOLD BESCH Vocaltonul Metal If Beschy wanted to he could be one of our bttlltant students how e er he would rather take thtngs easy He ts another one of our classmat s whom we have lost to the servtce We wt h htm luck tn whtchever branch he enters ROY BLHCK Cot-nmerctal Whenever anyone needs a helpful htnt Blackte ts nearby Every se'tt'Jr ha found htm tolly company Fllthough he puts tn much ttme wtth school publtcattons he has IHUSlC Sentor Plav Student Counctl 4 tVtcePres1dentJ Q H S News 2 Ouaker Challenae 234 Recall Sta'f Band 1234 Orchestra 123 4 Dance Orchestra 1234 Basket ball l Baseball 1 Commerctal Club tPres1dentl Iuntor Prom Color Motto and Flower Commtttee Iun tor Doggte Roast Play Readtng Commtttee 3 4 IHCOB BREGLER Commercml Iacob Bregler altas lake ts the bes known bachelor of the Com me ctal class lake usually ts qutet tn school but vthen tt corres to playtng tn some sport he ts very acttve Mtxed Chorus 3 4 Men s Glee Club 3 Basketball 1 l'rack 13 Comme cta Club 4 DORB CHREY Commercial Dora ts some gall She hates to stu y yet has an I Q that s 'tot exactly low Her matn ambttton ts to become a nurse and wtth Dora on the tob who wouldnt get well and fast' Good luck Dora mor Play Sentor Play Mtxed Chorus 2 3 4 Gtrls Glee C ub 2 4 Baseball 2 Commerctal Cl,tb 4 Page Stxteen RHLPH BECK Vocational Drattmg Though small of stature Lalph as he ts commonly known around school ts promtnent tn dtfferent stu dent acttvtttes Hts one great de stre ts to be a part of the Navy We all wt h htm good luck F C Q 234 tVtcePres1dent 'll Football 2 3 4 Ba eball 2 3 4 KRTHRYN BIEHN Flcademtc Personaltty ts Ktts key to suc cess Her htgh school days have been crowded wtth scholasttc and extractrt lar achtevements B tween ttmes cokes and atrplanes have a reserved place She has dectded to apply her talents to teachtng Engltsh and French Iuntor Play Sentor Play Q H S News 7 Quaker Challenge 234 tl'dttor tn chtef 41 Recall Staff tfad tor tn chteft Ltbrary Staff Mtxed Chorus 234 Gtrls Glee Club 3 4 Trt Ht Y 2 3 4 tVtce Prest dent 43 Basketball Manager 34 Play Headtng Commtttee 3 4 Iuntor Prom Executtve Commtttee 34 Tennts l 2 3 4 EVELYN BLEHM Commerctal H gtrl who ts a frtend to everyone lf ever theres a basket ball game to be played or a short typtng tob to be done Just ask E and she s sure to tackle both Everyone krtows her by her comtcal laugh Quaker Challenge 34 fC1fCUlG ttonl Recall Qdverttstng Basketball 4 C mme ctal Club MQRION BRYDE Hcuclerntc Marton came to us from Doyle town Htgh She has shown tnterest tn our school by taktng part many acttvttte She e'ttoys mustc and readtng Hfter graduatton Marton plans to study nurstng t the Untve stty of Penrtsylvanta Q H S News 4 Ltbrary Flssts ant 4 Decoratng Corrtmtttee 4 luntor Prom PHUL DHILY Vocattonal Metal One charactertsttc feature of Paul ts that you never see htm wtthout a smtle on hts face and he ts al ways tn a cheerful mood Hes a very ttne vorkcr and a ttne fellow to get along wtth F C H 4 Track 34 Htlle 12 ' is , U e , t ' ' I3 A V ' ' . . . , , , 7 t , I S . . - , . V - l - ' F t :cu . e- . G - ,. 's , I 'l - - 3 5 t 12,35 . ' 3 ' ' . also proved his sktll in instrumental - V ' I is Ev. ' - . - , , : V, ' . tp , , , 1 , , . . 7 ' I : , - I A V - 'F . 5, te - , ' , - tn - , A s t' ' a , r . . fb , ,A , . : ' ' t l d - ' . IHA 5 , 'b A KENNETH DE REITEH Flcademxc Ftp rs one of the regular fellows 1n our class Whether rt ts on the basketball floor or wrth the falr sex he takes a leadmg part We are certam he wtll always be a fxrst strmg man Q H S News4 Recall Staff Mrxed Chorus 234 Mens Cwlee Club 3 H1 Y 2 3 4 fTreasurer 33 fV1ce Pres tdent 41 Football 123 Basketoal 12 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Stage crew 2 3 4 Cafeterra Flssrstant 12 3 4 lumor Prom Color Flower and Motto Commrttee RICHARD EDELMHN Vocatxonal Metal Our frrend Rtchle lS a very Jollv fellow usually loktng w1th some of the students whenever they can get together But when there 15 some ktnd of work to be done you wtll always fxncl R1tch1e rrght there Basketball 3 IEROME FHUL Vocatxonal Metal If he wanted to he could be a good tudent but he ftnds more enloy mates Ierm has many trrcks up hrs sleeve and lS full of w1secracks He has enltsted tn the Navy Football 4 Track l MHRIHN FLUCK Commercxal Here IS one of our happy frlends ofthe Commerclal Department Dur 1ng her spare trme tn school you re lxkely to fxnd her ln Mtss Landxss offnce sxngtng whrch rs one of her pet loys It rs her ambltlon to be a saleslady ln a lewelry store Iunlor Play Semor Play Quaker Challenge 4 Mlxed Chorus 234 Gxrls Glee Club 2 3 4 Commercral Club 4 fSecretaryJ Iuntor Prom Executwe Comnuttee 4 MARY FOX Commercnal Whenever you hear someone gtg gltng ln the hall you can rest as sured 1ts Foxte That pleasant look and those smlltng blue eyes wlll surely help her to succeed tn her ambmon to go to college and become a commerctal teacher Iunlor Play Senlor Play Quaker Challenge 4 Recall Staff Comme clal Club 4 IVICG Presxdentl School Qccounts 3 4 Cafeteria Hssxstant 2 34 Fldvertlsmg tPlayJ 3 Page Se e teen WRRREN DICKERT Vocahonal Metal Berg our Vrce Presrdent rs a 'nost pc, ar fellow Tops vnth htm a e b v lmg and curls 1 ever see hvn comlng down the street tn a convertrble you can Just about guess where he ts gotng Llterary Socrety 4 Photography af 234 Recall Staff Mix orus4 F C Q 34 Fooba 4 Basketbal 3 Track 34 Rrfle 12 34 Iumor Prom Publtctty fPlayJ 34 Chrtstrnas Dance 4 PHILIP FHCHET Vocatxonal Metal Phll s appearance ts very decerv m for he looks a lf he dt nt have a care ln the world Behlnd that easy gomg look however an tnclustrtous mxnd For relaxatlon h goes huntmg DORIS IEHN FENSTEHMRCHER Hcademzc Darts lean ts pettte but that does not hlnder her one bit She takes part m many school actlvrtxes and honor roll Besxdes all thts she stlll fmds ttme for her hobby musxc Mlxed Chorus l 2 3 4 Q H S News 2 Gtrls Glee Club 34 Band l2 3 4 Orches ra 2 3 4 Dance Orches tra 3 CHI-IRLES FOSBENNER Vocational Woodworkmg Tooldy as he IS known to all hts frlends rs a congentat fellow and well ltked by all He wlll long be remernbered ln the Wood Working Department where he fxgured prormnently rn all hts endeavors C DOROTHY FHEK'NG Hcademlc Dottxe ts a new alrl who entered Q H S durtng her senlor year She ts gomg to contmue her studtes IH college We are sure that what e er he pans may be she wtll s cceed o she has a flne mm and a cha rung personalxty Mlxed Chc us 4 V ' , A r o 5 so f you V 4 I , , I l l l I ST l , , Q l 7 ed A 2, , ' - - Ch - g ..., g 1 ll 3, . , - v . 1 . , . K , Q' V S .- E , T ' , t I t. IS I . e ' ' . 4 :nent ini xtxormenting h1s fellow classi her nqme Often qppeqrg on the cg ' an 2 4 yn I I I 1 . , ' ' ' My I P. .Q.2,3,4. 4 t f 4 iv 3 S I ' - I' I 5 A A- , ir. 'V d DRVID LLOYD GEORGE Commercxal l.1ttle Davy lS one of our class members Wllh whom there lS never a dull moment Bestdes betng a good smger he plays a few mus cal mstruments f1ve to be exact H15 Gmbll1OU IS to become a m1n1s er luntor Play Student Counctl 3 KVICS Presl Quaker Challenge 2 3 Mtxed Chorus l 2 3 4 Men s Glee Club 3 H1Y 34 Football 1 Base ball l Track 2 Cheerleader 34 Stage Crew 234 Execut1ve Com m1ttee 3 Play Readmg 3 KRTHLEEN GODSHHLL Hcademxc Kath1e lS always busy w1th les sons extra currtcular GCllV1llES and her lob at the flower shop She IS a person possesstng patlence and ab1l1ty We W1Sh her success m college and IH a teachmg career ln mathemat1cs Iumor Play Sen1or Play Q H S News 2 3 4 Quaker Challenge 3 Recall Staff Ltbrary Staff l 2 MlX9d Choru 1234 G1rls Glee Club 3 4 'l'r1 H1 Y 2 3 4 Tennls 3 4 lumor Comm1ttee Executtve Commtt ee 3 4 Commencement lnvttatxons VIVIHN GREISHMER Hcademxc Hear that buzz of conversat1on'9 Hear that p1ano roll1ng out a catchy tune? Look closer and you ll prob ably f1nd V1v the center of sound Wtth a grm and a toss of her brown curls V1v1an 1s ready to help w1th anythtng prank or work Sen1or Play Q H S News 234 Quaker Challenge 4 Recall Ftdver l1SlHg l.1brary QSS1SlGI'll 234 M1xed Chorus l 2 3 4 Orchestra l 2 3 4 Tn H1 Y 4 Plav Readmg Com mlttee 3 4 Iumor Prom Pldverttsmg tPlayl 3 G1rls Glee Cub 4 LOHHRINE GRUVEH Hcademxc I-llthough Lorra1ne 15 one of our new sentors she has ga1ned many fr1ends by her charm1ng manner She IS never 1rr1 able and a'ways has a smlle for everyone Her frtendlmess and good nature wtll carryher far Keep sm1l1ng Lorry ELEHNOR GURI Hcadenuc Eleanor 15 one of our mus1cal class mates She loves to smg dance and play the PIGHO Her hobby s read1ng Thts amb1t1ous sen1or 1n tends to become a German teacher but 1t wouldnt surpr1se us 1t some day she were an actress Iumor Play Sentor Play Q H S News Quaker Challenge 4 Recall Stall M1X6d Chorus 4 Orches ra Z 3 'l'r1 H1 Y 34 Iumor Prom Class H1stor1an P ra-,L gmeen GLENN GEORGE Hcadexmc Glenn IS a v1ol1n1st a humortst and a great actor rolled mto one W1th all h1s GCl1Vlll6S he st1ll manage to ma1'zta1n top grades and keep up w1th current ev nts Iumor Play Sentor Play Student Counc1l l4 fPres1dent 41 Q H S News 2 Quaker Challenge call Staff Mxxed Chorus 3 4 Men s Glee Club 3 4 O chestra l 2 3 4 H1 Y 4 Iun1or Dogg1e Roast DOROTHY GRHNT Flcazlemxc The streak of lrghtnmg seen 1n the hall every morntng about 829 t probably Do trvmg to get to homeroom on ttme Bu to Dot those extra m1nutes of sleep ae pTeClOUS and they QlV9 her the energy necessary to carry on her many act1v1t1es Q H S News 34 CCoEd1tor 41 Quaker Challenge 4 Recall Statf rary Staff 234 Tr1H1Y tTreasurer 45 Basketball 134 Hockey 1234 Tenms 234 Foot ball refreshment 3 Chr1stmas Dance 4 Publ1c1ty Play 34 Iumor Prom Pennant and Hat Comrntttee CHROLINE GRIM Qcademu: Do you l1ke people w1th a ntce per SOHGlllY9 If so you would l1ke Toots Her Gmb1llOn IS to become a ha1rdresser She IS sure to suc ceed IH th1s freld of work He es lots of luck to her Q H S News 3 Quaker Challenge 4 lumor Prom Propert1es CPlayl 3 RUTH GULDEN Commerc al Our Ruth IS a very qu1et person but she has hosts of frtends Ruth IS gorng to let us 1n on a secret She doe nt l1ke homework but she does 1t 1n order to ao tce skatmg swlmmtng or btcycle Yldlng M1xed Chorus 34 Orche tra l23 4 Comrnerctal Club BETTY HHCKER Commercml Even though Shorty lS one of our smaller classmates you cant m1ss her because she 15 a very fr1endly person lf you dont f1nd her 1'1 one ol the theatres you m1ght take a chance on look1ng behtnda book Commerctal Club 4 Cafeter1a Qs s1stant l . 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I I 1 E 3 . 1 1 ' , A 1' HERBERT HRLLMHN Hcudemrc There are some vacant seats m 'he back row T at rs Herb ushermg you to your seat rn the Palace Herb has also been p om ment rn the school band and hestra playrng for the greater part of four years Mrxed Chorus 4 Band 1234 Or chestra 1234 Dance Orchestra 4 Basketball l4 Track 23 Track Manager 2 3 4 WHLTER I-IHRNEH Vocational wO0dWOIklng Tau' rs one of the larthtul mem bers of the class He IS alwavs wtllma to help anyone ln need We wlsh htm the best of luck rn hrs career as a woodworker ball 3 4 Baseball 3 4 Track l Pub lrcrty KPlayJ 4 Executxve Comrnrt tee 3 4 BNN!-1 HFIHTZELL gCdd9lIllC Vrvacrous rs the word that de scrrbes Hnne Wxth her pretty chestnut harr and warm smrle she attracts many irxends We re sure she w1ll succeed rn the career of beauty culture whnch rs her am bttxan 1n l1l6 Iunlor Play MHHY HRUSMRN Commercial Mandy our lrttle reporter spends much of her trme outstde of school workmg on the town paper She rs ambrtrous and hopes some day to become a part of a large news paper syndrcate Recall Stall Commerctal Club 4 ROBERT HEHVENER Voc uhonal Woodworking Rope as he xs known to all hrs frxends IS a very promrnent and actrve woodworker and also one ol the best He enyoys the actlvrtres of the school Hts hobby ts mrmature rarlroadmg F C Fl 34 Iunror Prom Qdvertrs mg KPlayJ 4 Page Nlneteen IOHN HHRNER Vocational Draltxng Wl' rexe here are ex ra c r c es g mg on yo can atm ays tt on lohn s betng the e He rs a ' e e oer ol he oacksag c ew ara a dependable operator ot he rnotron prctu e ma hme n P ay Senlor Play Mxea orus 434 F C H 3 4TaklSageCrew234 e ter a Qs stant 34 Recall Stall ELIZHBETH Hi-'IHTMRN Commercxal Flnyttme yoa hear a btt of laughter yor know Betty 15 somewher close bv Pllona wlth her studles and other actrvrtres she sttl tlnds trme to wrte letters Most of her trme lS spent ln Room 44 typlng or taklng drctatton Quaker Challenge ClYCLllG'1OH 34 Recall Fld ertlsrrg Mrxed Chorus 4 Comaterclal Club 4 Havertrsrnq tPlayl 4 lunror Dongle Roast BETTY HHBTZELI. Comme rclal One ot the busrest grrls ol the Com me cral sectron rs Betts You can lrnd her 1n the commercral offrce mrmeographmg She also irnds trme to go skatmg and swrrnrnrng e wrsh her luck rn her ambltron to be a legal secretary Q H S News 24 Quaker Chal lenge 4 Recall Statt Cornmercral Club 4 ESTHEH HHZLETT Commercxal No matte how much school Work outsrae ot schoo Patty may have she always has tlme lor srnglng Her tavo rte surrme spot rs brcy cllng or carnprng Durrng the wtn ter season roller skatrng seerrs to be the 'ram GCllV1lV Mtxed Chorus 234 Grrls Glee Club 34 Cornmercral Club 4 GLHDYS HECKLER Bc udemlc Hanng ente ed Q H S tn her lun tor year Gladys sometrrnes called Peg Leg soon be arne wel c qsxarn ed and has partzctpc ea a trv y tn the hte of the sc too Mrxed Cho s 4 Banu 3 4 Orches a U H h U H .e . ' r t , 5 A 'J rt ular ' - aczvm 'fo , u ' ', cout . 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C' 3 ' tr 3,4 PM V V F A IERN HECKMHN Hcademic Q g1rl w1thout a nrckname 1s our frrend lean In her spare tune you w1ll irnd her roller skatrng or play 1ng the prano Pllthough she has not decrded what she wants to do after graduat1on we wan to w1sh her good luck IH whatever she chooses L1brary Hssrstant 4 Mtxed Chorus PHUL HIGH Vocatxonal Hgnculture Pllthough 'l'1ll1e lS the sma lest l l low IH our class he has taken part 1n a great yar1ety of school actrv lllES He has shown h1s favorrte sport to be bowhng and we re sure hrs score 1n hte w1ll be 330 Iunror Play Senxor Play Student uncrl 4 F F IPr dent 3 4D Cafetena Q s1stant 2 Qd vertrsmg tPlayl 4 Publ1c1ty tPlayl MERRITT H01-'FERT Vocatxonal Metal Merrrtt IS the b1g boy of our class He would rather eat than sleep Qlthough he ha nt taker part 1n sports he does hrs share by bemg manager Mrxed Chorus 4 F C Q 34 Base ball 12 Rxlle 2 Basketball Man Q Q Hdvert1s1ng Qlnlayl 3 Iun1or DOQQIG Roast PHYLLIS HORNE Rc cldemxc Mus1c lS an1ce pastrme as we found out from trrend Phyl She IU tends to carry 1t further than 1ust a past1me Here s haprng she w1ll hnd an opportunxty 1r1 th1s i1e1d MlX6d Chorus 3 4 Band 2 3 4 Dance Orchestra 3 G1rls Glee Club 4 HNNH KRCHLINE Commercxal Kack1e our class secre ary can usually be found workmg arugently rn the Comrr'erc1al Department or chas1ng around IH a 42 Chevy Her pleasrng personalrty rs sure to help her succeed 1n her othce work Student Councrl l2 lun1or P1 y Q H S News 2 Quaker Challenge 34 Recall Stott MlXed Chorus 3 4 r H1Y 4 Commercra Cl Clcss Secre ary Co 'rencerren l v1tat1ons Page Tw en I RICHRHD HENRY Vocahonal Metal rc a he IS called IS we hked rn school When not 1n school he can be found on hrs motorbrke or 1n h1s Chevy enroute to Hat boro Mxed Chorus4 F C Q 2 R e 1234 Iun1or Prom Qdvertrsxng flalayl 4 Iun1or Doqgre Roast Pen nant and Hat comm1ttee DORIS HINKLE Commercxal Dor1s lS a very act1ve g1rl m the Commerczal Department Her chxel arrrbmon after graduatmg lS to b a Washmgton stenog She IS pleasant grrl and lS always lull o UH Quaker Challenge 4 Recall Hdver trsmg M1xed Chorus 34 Commer c1al Club 4 tTreasurerJ S hool Plc countant 3 4 Cafetena Cash1er 3 4 Qdvertr mg tPlayJ 3 4 BETTY HOLSINGER Vocahonal Home Economics Betsy lS a rather qu1et gxrl untrl you get to know her She Wflle qUllS a tew letters and reads 1n her spare tune She hopes to have a career as an 1nter1or decorator and we are sure she w1ll succeed M1xed Chorus 4 Home Economrcs Hss1stant l 2 3 4 Iun1or Prom BETTY HUNSBERGER Commercxal Pl good pal lS our ir1end Reds Pllways full of fun and always w1ll mg to help you out 11 anythmg needs to be done She s mterestea mostly lH readmg good books and 1n roller skatrng Recall Stall Commerctal Club 4 MHHY IHNE KELLER Hcademlc Qt the hrst srgn of an uproar class everyone 1mmed1ately looks lane Because of her spark Img personahty and w1t she rs well l1ked by everyone She also lS very COHSCIEHTIOUS IH her many act1v1 t1es Best of luck anel Iumor Play Senror PlaytPrompterl udent C unc1l 234 Q H News 234 Quaker Challenge 23 4 Recall Staff Lrbrary P.ss1stant l 2 34 M1Xed Chorus 34 Orchestra 1 Te s Play Readmg 34 Fldvert1s1ng tPlayl 3 4 , ' ' QR hy' S ' 1 ' ll u ' 1 1 H , A . . ,P 111 3,4. l K 1 ' . .,., ,. , 9 - E 4 y Q ' . , ' ' a A , 1 ' ' 1 W H 1 . Co , f . 121. 1,2,:1',4 we A . - -1 I , Q 3. l A 3 ' V A ' f G er 21314 Baseball: Mans er 34? Club 3,4 tllresident 45g Caieterra ll l 1 V tl ' at Nl H . . Y 3 V ' St I o , , 5 . . sl , : ' V G 5 , , 5 I I , rkl - , W . 1 442 1i2f3',4, Tri-H'-Y 3,4g nm 3,45 z , .. t ne ' , y ' ' rv-N -'vu try LHWRENCE KEPNER vOCGflOhGl Metal lt you see a 'ra oon cooecl 37 Ford come tearmg aroun the co ner you know that K mg and he lsnt wastrng any l e p IS a o y lelovw who lO es buslness lmonkey b slress and s popular ln the class C Foot a 2 Q1 e trsmg lPlayl 4 RUSSELL KRHMER Vocauonal Bgnculture rt tn the classroom on the farm or on the dance tloor Zom re rs a very lolly fellow e hope swabbma the decks n the Navy wont get htm down Mixed Chorus 4 F F Q 12 Foo ball 4 Baseball l DONRLD KRIGOR Vocational Drafhng Don as he IS known to hrs class mae rs a fellow lull ol pep Hrs good humor helps out many IH try rng srtuatrons He has gamed the lrlendshrp of all S udent Councrl 12 3 4 F C Fl 1 Football Manaaer 13 4 Ba ketozll 1 Track l234 Qrchery l Execu tlve Commrttee 34 Cateterra I-'ls srstant 2 3 4 Band 2 KHTHHYN LEVY Hcademxc hryn '1 t xe Q1 l a about the classrooms ll there s a knock on some class oom door thats probably Krttv co lectrnq some servrceman s address tor Mr Strunk or Mr Cressman Q H S News 2 Quaker Challenge 4 Tennls 12 Hockey 1 DOROTHY LEWIS Hcademzc Do we have practlce ton1ght'9 You can always hear B lcks ask rng that questron She exces rn all sports and rn her senlor yea captalned the basketball team She has a frendly personalrty whlch wrll ensure her success tn hte Band Malcrette 12 Baske ball 12 34 lCapta1n 4l Hockey Baseball 12 3 4 Cheerleader 34 Chrrstmas Dance 4 AF? Jn- Q' 3 Q' U Page T .venty one EVELYN KLINE Flcademxc Sha' we ever catch p to thrs cu e g1rl'9 Shes always dolrg some t rng and cant t t a 'mn You usual y tlnd Ev e war mg for those le ers from her sol ter boy o e CPla 3 T 'nor KENNETH KRESSLER Vocahonal Woodworkmg H qulet wood shop can mean but one thlng Kress lS absent Here s a fellow you cant help uk mg once you get o know hrm for he rs lots ol lun wherever he may xedChoul2FCQ4 o ball 234 lcaptarn 4l Baseball 3 4 Ca eterla Hssxs att 2 3 -1 Lxecu ttve Commlttee 4 ROWENH LHRK Rcudemxc Roady one ot the best llked glrls ln the class rs also one ol the most studlous She almost always has a book wrth her and she devotes much ot her school tune to the ll bra y H S News 4 Lrb ary S at M1X9d Chorus 4 LLOYD LEVY Vocatxonal Metal Lloyd cor cctly known as S eepy to hrs c a smare wakes p 1 st as the bus goes up town Wrth a serr ous volume under hrs a rn he al ways manages to ca ch the bus on IS return tmp Baseball 2 4 DORIS LOHMFINN Flcademxc Whenever you see a htte bonde grl dashlng around the halls its sually Dot She 15 very rendlv and he ps wlth many actrvrtre Rl ho gh soaa1erk1ng at S umb s keeps her busy Dons s'1l lmds trne to be an honor roll s dent mor Play P omoter O H News 2 Llbrary Plssrstant 2 3 4 lun ror Prom Publlcltv LP ayl 3 4 Prop e tres lPlayl 4 Recall ClCdlGl1On MHRTHR LONGHCRE Vocational Home Economtcs Martha ts one of the smallest gtrls 1n the senlor class She ts a very consctenttous worker tn home eco nomtcs One of her ambtttons 15 o work xn a large de artment store Home Economtcs Club 34 Fldver t1s1ng tPlayl 4 Cafeterta Flsststant 2 3 KENNETH MRRTIN Vocahoncrl Drafhng Fl very energetlc young fellow IS r frte d Sa He takes a promtnent part mn whatever plays basketball baseball football Uncle Sam has szgned a good manl Student Counctl 1 Band 23 F Fl 4 Football l 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 !Capta1n 43 Baseball 12 3 EMERHLD MENGELSON Vocational Drafting The qutet boy of O H S tn all hrs studtes he does hrs best I butld tng planes he does excel hes cr good compamon you can tell Em e ald Mengelson sure IS swell F C Q 4 Baseballl Cafeterta Hs sxstant 234 OSWIN MOLL Rcademxc Ostes track practtce came tn handy tn chastng around as pho tography edrtor of the Recall Hts one ambttton ts to become an avx ator He IS sure to succeed as he has tn sports m hts work back stage and on the deltvery truck Photography Staff 234 tPres1dent 41 Recall Staff Mtxed Chorus 2 3 4 Mens Cwlee Club 34 Band l2 3 Orchestra 124 H1 Y 4 Basket ball 234 Track 2 34 Stage Crew 34 Cateterta Flsststant 34 Fldver tlstng tPlayJ 3 LEROY MUMBHUER cademxc LeRoy Mumbauer better known o some of us as Mummy ts a ntce fellow Durmg the eventng he works as an usher at the rnovte P S He s a smooth dancerl Cateterta Qsststant 34 Page Tw nty two MHRIORIE LOWELL I-lcadomlc Mtdge took part ln most of the musxcal GCllVll1eS of the school Hs the head h1gh stepper on the grtdtron she added ltfe and color to our band wtth the flash of her twtrltng baton Mtxed Chorus 234 Band Mator Ette 2124 Dance Orchestra 3 Base CRROLINE MHTKOWSKI Head emu: Lxttle but mxghty ts the word for Squtrt a very petlte and so ctable glrl There ts never a dull moment when shes around Her many ftne qualttxes wlll help her tn her chosen career 1nter1or dec oratmg Iuntor Play Sentor Play Iumor Prom ROBERT MILLER Vocahonal Woodworkmg Sleet ts easy to get along w1th Whether 1t be m the wood shop on the athletic held or out of school there IS always a lot of fun when Mtller IS around F C H 234 Basketball 34 Base ball 3 Track Hdverttsmg KPlayJ 4 Executxve Commrttee 34 Com mencement Invttattons Rlfle l RRTHUR MOYER Vocatxonal Woodworking Qrt 15 a good woodworker and a hne fellow Wtthout Moyer the wood shop would be dull for he keeps the chxps WJ flying Hstde from h1s work he emoys bowlmg xed Chorus 4 F C H Basketball 24 ELLH MYERS Vocahonal Home Economlcs Ella IS a qutet well ltked gxrl She spends most of her tame readmg lce skatlng and SSWIHQ She ex pects to go to Bluffton College where she wtll conttnue m the home economtcs course We wxsh her much success Recall Staff 4 Home Economtcs Club 34 Cafeterxa Qsststant 123 4 lumor Prom , I , tg V I ' ' 1, I X4 l all V, ll I D ou n A' ltyf' ' I ' - he ' I - V I I or . . . . . 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I I I 1 I z 'yll , t Mt q . . , 2,3,4g a ' n ' ' j LHWRENCE MYERS Vocuhonal Draihng Larkys mus1cal ab1l1y has led h1m to become an excellent t ba player 1n both the band and the orchestra H1s Wlde spread know edge and amb1t1on are sure to help h1m succeed as an electr1cal en g1neer M1xed Chorus 2 Band 4 Orches ra 3 Dance Orchestra 4 Wrestl1ng 1 CHROLYN POTSER Hcademlc Carolyn takes a great mterest 1n her class work and naturally 1n tends to go further 1n school She has d9C1ded to become a teacher We w1sh her lots of luck Iumor Play Prompter Sentor Play Prompter Q H S News 2 1.1brary l31ss1stant 4 Quaker Challenge 34 KENNETH REINHHRT Vocauonal Metal Kenny 1S our mus1ca1 standby GIVE h1m a sax and he QIVSS out Wllh the JIVS g1ve h1m a hddle and hell make Wllh the class1cs One ol h1s tavor1te songs 15 Ive Been Workmg on the lMode1J Raxlroad Dance Orchestra 1 2 3 4 CLHRENCE ROTENBERGEB Vocahonal Woodworkmg Fats whose very name 1mpl1es h s nature 1 good humorecl well bu1lt boy who faces 11fe w1th a sm1le W1th a chuckle all h1s own he can chase your blues away HDELE SCHHCHTER Bc ademxc Wherever you 11nd Schach1e you1 are sure to see a laugh1ng 1ok1r1g g1rl who 1S always lull of lun We know that her good nau ed pe sonal1ty w1ll help her 1n her chosen held of bus1ness Q H S News 12 3 4 Quaker Chal lenge 34 L1brary Hss1stant M1xed Chorus 2 34 Basketball 12 3 Hockey 2 tManagerJ Iun1or Prom P1dvert1s1ng tP1ayl 4 Recall Hdver IISIHQ Page Twenty three CLHIH ORTT Vocahonul Metal Ortty IS always IH the center ol a crowd On the gr1d1ron he was one of the spark plugs of the team He IS always good company wher ever he IS I.1terary Soc1ety 4 1Pres1dentl Mxed Choru 4 F C Pl 4 ball 34 Baseball 234 Qrchery 2 Flclvertlsmg lplayl 3 4 DOROTHY REINEHT Commercial Dott1e our l1vely hockey capta1n 15 an enthus1ast1c rooter for all sports She IS a talented and Wlll 1ng worker for the class Whenever there 1S a rush yob 1n art Dottre 1S frequently called upon to help Basketball 123 Hockey 1234 iCapta1n 41 Iumor Prom Pennant and Hat Comm1ttee Commerc1al Club 4 Chr1stmas Dance 4 LILLIHN HICHTER Commercml L11 1S one of our happy go lucky fr1ends of the Commerc1al Depart ment She IS always ready to QIVE her ass1stance 1n the typ1ng room Her lavonte past1me IS QOIHQ to the mov1es WILLIRM RUSH Vocational Meinl Whos that tall dark and hand some fella wa1k1ng through the halls? Thats Rushme H IS a Good Compan1on and at noon can usually be found at Merrlls w1th h1s pals H1lle 2 DHLE SCHHNELY Commercxal Whenever you hear someone 1n the sen1or typ1ng class say another horr1b1e blunder you know 11 15 Dale Th1s IS because h1s attentxon 1S d1v1ded between typ1ng and m1s chtel Q11 1n all he IS as swell a fellow as you can 11nd M1X6d Chorus 1234 Mens Glee Club 34 H1Y 1234 CTreasurer 31 Football 234 Basketball 123 Track 1234 R1fle 34 KTreasurerJ Iun1or Prom Iumor DOQQIB Roast Recall Fldvertmslng 1 I 1 ' 1 s g . . glfootl Band 1,2,3,4g Orchestra 1,2,3,4g Commercigi Club 4- 1 'Q ,su - , H . ' H et l RUSSELL SCHHNELY Flcademxc lf you hear the name Pants men ttoned look for a short tat 1olly fellow We dont mean Santa Claus but Russell Schanely He ts acttve IH many sports Note He ts tryxng to be the model bachelor ot tweltth grade Recall Qdverttstng Mlxed Chorus 4 Football 123 KManager 41 Basket ball 1 2 3 4 Track 12 3 4 Propertte Playl 4 lumor Play EVELYN SCHOELLKOPF vOCGfl0hU1 Home Economxc Ev 1S a very Wllly and humorous grrl There ts never a dull moment when she ts around She spends her spare tlme worktng tn Shelly s Restaurant She tntends to become a cadet nurse and we wsh h r success lunror Play Home Economrcs Club 34 Baseball tlvlanager 341 Cate ter1a Qsststant 124 lurnor Doaat Roast luntor Prom Football Re freshments 3 MHRGERY SCHUMHNN Hca rlemxc lf you want to have a good tlme just look tn Mtdges dtrectlon But she 1S not all play for she IS tops on our sports and scholasttc ltsts Determtnatlon seems to be her pass word Semor Play Ltterary Soctety 4 tSe retaryl Q H S News 2 3 Quake Challenge 3 4 Recall Staff Ltbrary Hsststant 12 Mlxed Chorus 2 3 4 Trl H1 Y 2 3 4 CPres1dent 41 Basket 1 2 3 4 Tennts 1 Exe txve Comm1ttee 3 4 ELLEN SHEHRER Commercxal Llgt brlght as dawn lS e meamng of the name Ellen and our Ellen certalnly has these qual mes Her hobbles are roller skat mg knttttng and readtng We w1sh her success m her career as a sten ographer Recall Statt Commerctal Club 4 LEE SHUTTERS Hcazlemzc It you see a white streak gotng down the street you can be sure s ee tn h jeep, He has a very likeable character, and, wher- ever there IS excttement, you'll probably hnd Lee in the mtddle o it. Sentor Play, H1-Y 2,34 lPres'den. 41g Basketball 1,2: Caleterta QSSISI' ant 2,3,4g Properttes CPlayJ 3 ., K 'bl Page Twenty-tour DURRELL SCHEETZ Vocahonal Metal Who lS that boy walkmg down the street wearmg a satlor s cap7 Why 1t s none other than Dlck Scheetz D1ck a humorous and fun lovxng boy ts welcome anywhere Mlxed Chorus 234 Mens Glee ub 34 F C Pt 234 Foot 12 CManaqer 31 Basketball 12 Baseball 1 Flrchery 2 luntor Prom Chrtstmas Dance 4 PHUL SCHULTZ Rcademxc Herr Schultz 1S the fellow who wtshes the days were longer so he would have more tlme out trom workmg at the Fl 6. P and school actlvttles to bulld model planes I c1dentally he s a rtght n1ce guy to keep thmgs lxvely Sentor Play Recall Staff H1Y 4 R1tle 1 3 4 Stage Crew 2 3 4 Iumor Prom Iumor Doggte Roast Publlc tty Commlttee 3 Football Refresh ments 3 BRRBHHH SETMRN Commercial lust look m the commerctal olttce and you can usually f1nd our fun lovtng semor Bobble Some day she hopes to own an estate wxth hugh sp1r1ted horses Good luck 1n your tuture endeavor Bobb1e luntor Play Senror Play Quaker Challenge 4 M1xed Chorus 234 G1r1s Glee Club 234 'l'r1H1 Y 4 Commerclal Club 4 lumor Prom Colors Flower and Motto Commxt tee Hdverttslng tPlayl 3 RUTH SHELLY Commercxal Whenever you see a flash through the hall you can be sure xt IS our ettxclent class treasurer Shelly Whether tn school at the bank at home she 15 always on the go and her dauntless spxrrt wxll help her ln all her undertakmgs L1terary Soclety 4 lTreasurerl Q H S News 2 Quaker Challenge 3 4 Recall Stall Mlxed Chorus 34 Commerctal Club 4 Class Treasur er Commencement lnvztatxons MHRIHN SLOTTER Rcademxc Marian is a very studlous girl, bu she IS sometimes selzed wtth very gay moods Her ambttion in life IS to become a nurseg and it she 15 as dlligent 1n carrylng thts out as she lS mn school, we are sure she wlll be successful. Ltbrary Flsststant 45 Basketball 1,2, 35 Baseball 1: Rlfle 1,2,3,4 KSecre- tary 41g lunior Prom RRY STHUFFER Vocatxonal Metal Ray the golden vorced tenor of the machrne shop chorus ts wel tked by hrs fellow classmates When ever any of hrs fnends want htrn on a Saturday nrght they can usu ally ftnd htm at the bowhng alley xed Chorus l4 F C Q 23 Rlfle l2 Fldvertlstna tPlayJ 3 Ex ecutlve Commlttee 3 4 DOROTHY STOWELL Commercial Here s a gtrl who rs always ready for a good txme and always has rt no matter where she ts She rs well known for an lnfecttous grggle Here s wxshrng you lots of luck for the future Dotty Iumor Prom Commerctal Club 4 RUTH SWHRTLEY Hcademxc lf you are rn dxfflculty or have the blues lust let Ruth know for she trres to help everyone Ruth 15 thtnkmg of takmg up nursrng and we certamly hope she can carry out her mtentrons MHRTIN THOMPSON Bcademxc lf you re lookmg for a man look Bu our class no further for presrdent rs one He was also the xron man of th1s years football team holdmg up the Quaker llne We shall always remember htm as a fme athlete convmcrng actor and a swell class presrdent Class Presrdent Iumor Play Semor Play Student Counctl 3 Q H S News 2 Quaker Challenge 3 4 Re call Staff Mtxed Chorus 4 H1 Y 3 4 Football 234 Track 34 Iumor Prom Commencement lnvrtatrons Play l-leadrng 3 4 Men s G'ee Club HRLENE WEIDNER Rc ademxc Qrlene IS a good natured 1olly grrl She expects to take up nu smg for her career Wrth her frtendly man ner and wxlltngness to wo k we re su e shell succeed Best of luck Plrlene Iuguor Play Prompter Mrxed Chorus 2 4 wr' naruto' 1 fi Q of 'S' 'UO' '17- F6 -4561 'Nia ,gvN .80 wwf C'fX Page Twenty ftve WRRREN STORCK Commercxal Good natured and a frrend to every one fespecta y ce tam glrlsl IS our rrend Storcky Pro class he usually takes ltfe pretty easy but grve hrm a basketball or a baseball and he becomes sud aeny ve y m h alrvel Band 2 3 Basketball 1234 Base ball 1234 Commerctal Club 4 GERTRUDE SWHIN Commercxal Gertrude a tall arrl wrth brown harr and eyes IS always happy go lucky and everybod s frrend Whenever a pal rs needed Gertle lS one of the best Commerctal Club 4 QdV6l'llSlI'lg KPlay7 34 RRY THYLOR Hcademlc Here ts the Noel Coward of our classl He wrltes he acts he draws he stngs By the way he makes the honor roll qulte often We all apprectate hrs excellent work as art edltor of Recall P S See the lrttle Quakers IH thrs book Senlor Play Q H S News 24 CRS ststant Edrtor 45 Quaker Challenge 3 Recall Staff Mtxed Chorus 2 34 Men s Glee Club 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 H1 Y 2 3 4 Cheerleader 3 4 Proper tres lPlayJ 3 Play Readtng 3 4 lun for Prom Pennant and Hat Commit tee 3 Chrtstmas Dance 4 DORIS TRHINER Hcademlc Dorxs ts llked by everyone who en Joys a good tune Her favortte sports are horse back rxdrng and drlvmg her father s CGd1llGC Doris IS go mg to conttnue her educatron be fore clectdtng on her ltfe work We re wrshmg her success tn her future endeavors GRRCE WENHOLD Hcademxc Graeme who came from East Greenvtlle lS a very cheerful per son a ways laughmg and loktng lvf s c ts her chtef mterest and we shall always remember her for her solo work She mtends to study m src at West Chester Mtxed Chor s 34 Gxrls Glee Club 3 4 Dance Orches ra 3 4 STANLEY WIENSZCZHK Vocahonal Bgnculture Stanley a likeable and brrllnant fel low ns always wnlhng to gtve a helpm hand whenever rt ts need ci IS outstandlng work on the school farm wrll be hard to replace Recall Staff F F ffl 1234 fSecre taryl Pubhctty fPlayl 4 RHLPI-I WOLFINGER Vocahonal Metal Ralph 1S the outdoor man of our class He love to go huntxng trappmg and f1sh1ng ln hrs spare ttme If You want to fund h1m just call on Uncle Sam s Naval Combat Baseball 1 2 3 DOROTHY YOUNG Commercml You re sure to fmd Dot Wherever thmgs are hvely Well always re merr-ber her as a conscrentrous worker Her capactty for handwork and for good fellowshrp wrll prove an asset to her offxce posrtxon Recall Staff Commerctal Club 4 Pvt Harold Besch Pvt Paul Datly Phrhp Fachet AXS lerome Paul S Zfc Charles Eosbenner AJS Pvt lohn l-Iarner Russel Kramer AXS Pvt Kenneth Martln Robert Mlller AXS DONALD WOLFE Vocuhonal Draihng Our frlend Donme IS very re llable and 1S also a regular fellow He ns interested m all sports and takes them very sertously In the near future he will enter the Hrmv Hur Corps Lots of luck Donme F C B 4 Football 234 Baseball IOHN YOST Hcademrc The teachers owe to lack many an extra wrmkle for he IS a fellow who rs always full of pep If you ever feel blue and down tn the dumps lust call on htm lack has enlxsted tn the Navy and now the laps wrll have the wrlnkles Track 123 Rtfle l Iumor Doggxe Roast IOHN ZHGORNY Bcademxc Hs we come to the last of the sen ror personals we remember Zag as the P11 comedlan of the class We have Just dxscovered that he rs hot clarmet player Keep the heat on rn the Navy Zag SENIORS IN SERVICE Leroy Mumbauer AXS Pvt Clatr Ortt Pvt Durrell Scheetz Paul Schultz S Zfc Pvt Lee Shutters Pvt Donald Wolfe Ralph Wolftnger S 2fc lohn Yost S Zfc lohn Zagorny S 2fc if FACULTY IN SERVICE Lt larnes C Ebbert Pvt Chfford A Reese Lt f1gl lohn Grrfftths, U S N R Lt fjgl Byron Keller, Ir, U S N R Cpl Russell Kunkle Ist Lt Wrllram We1sel, School Doctor Page Twenty srx e. ' ' . ' . 3,4. . s ' . A ' Flir Crew. V , I . ' - f., , I , G .. ., , - A - , L N I - , . I I - . , ' I I - CLASS MOTTO CLASS COLORS CLASS FLOWER U QUAKER HK H T :I gif? JK. -L--Z1-.' ' f- 0 R A S O .-K zweriw : 1: : A :V 11 '.W1i11z- f 1.151 If,1'f.1,:f ', 11, 1:1 uukilee A.1':Iw ii 11. :E 1 - '11',' IIJ2' 1 v- z 1:fJf 3 ,L 1 w A V' V r . ., ., , Mrucz. re,-Lzggg , f 3 11455-53515 1f:f:iA, 1,3 -1f5'.'f3:1 ff X 11e.1Q1e:'5 -5 ifri ,1 15:5 VTLQTQ 1:5 71 .zgzyii 'Q 'Q , S-C13 4' CL, :ri 1 1 1' Fif '1 'if ':ii..i,,f - ,L , . . , , , , . ...f::11.g. .f , 1, :A-1 Srl: 1:1 !L.1fl .,.A .. QA. Q:.11:myi:.:f-:A:g- 1 y 2 ' Si-I1'.'tLf.l. f E 1 Y 1Y'f,'ff' .Af f A' 'A IA -I Y CLASS It was only yesterday that we entered the doors of Q. H. S. Some of us were new and probably a little afraid as we timidly walked down the halls for the first time. We could see some of our number going into wrong classrooms, others be- ing lost, and still others, who were acquainted with this school system, having no diffi- culties at all. Nevertheless we soon settled down to our studies and became acquainted with the students and with the pa- tient faculty, who helped to guide us for our next four years. Let us look back and review some of the incidents that took place and the things we accomplished during our high school days. lt was l94l when the class of '45 was organized for the first time. We had a wonderful time that year. There were football, hockey, basketball, and baseball games, plays, and other entertainments which we enjoyed. This life seemed so different from that of the past. Our first campaign fbaseballl we won, and this gave us the first sum of money for our treasury. We can also remember that beautiful Flpril morning when the whole class piled into Le-vy's buses and went to Phil- adelphia to spend the day. Mr. Buck was taking us to the Franklin Institute. Qfter we had had our papa-da-sickles' and our ice-a-da-cream, we started our tour of the Institute Several boys walked around by themselves all day, having decided that they wanted to view the educational exhibits of the Institute without the in- terference of the fairer sey. That was the beginning of the Bachelor Club fwhich slowly dwindled as the years passed byl. ln spite of those who didn't believe in sign: and got into the wrong places and those who rode the elevator: until they were told to walk, we finally got everyone as- sembled in the bar fmilkl Plfter Mr Buck had gathered in it-5 n ' X Xkanmln w W - ' ng 1 x I ,Eli - 'il ' 2. itklll 13. AR , . 15:21 I-.--.1 'gl omg ' .v l . ,X x X ' X 7 f Q ttf T C ,X N I f 'fl X x 1 . 1 ig 'mi l T f I fi ll- HISTQRY two lost sheep, we .Started on our way horne. This homeward trip proved to be an exciting garne of tag among the three busses, with the lzttle yellow one in the lead We had a lot of fun, but we also gained some valuable knowledge which we will never forget. The fall of 42 quickly carrie The school bells were ring.ng their familiar sounds again We entered with an energetic feeling, hoping to mark down another successful year. Our sophomore year was a very poor one for campaigns To our regret we lost every one of them Two memorable events occurred during this year. One was the ordering and receiving of our class rings. We had them earlier than previous classes because of the war. Plnother event was the invitation to the Iunior Prom This was the first one we had ever attended. During this year we were saddened by the sudden death of one of our classmates, Hildegarde Lang The Junior year began with the election of our class officers and class adviser We selected our class colors, flower, and motto. We also ordered and received our class hats and pennants We worked hard in the football campaign that year and won it after very keen competition from the sev- enth grade. We gave our first play, UThe Fighting Littlesf' under the direction of Miss Stever. lt was a great success. We also sponsored the Iunzor Prom. This was held in the gym, which was beautifully decorated to represent a South Sea Island. Qt the end of the year we naa a doggie roast at Ezcnners Grove. We played garnes and went boating Qfter dark we sat around the large bonfire, roasting peanuts and singing songs Our track team suffered the next day when Osie' came in a lame fourth. ln contrast to the sophomore year the Junior year had been a very active one The trearse CLASS ury had begun to swell. Our hopes and ambitions for the senior year had been aroused, The final year of our high school career came very quickly. We re-elected our class officers and adviser, Our sen- ior play, Sky Road, proved to be an even greater success than 'The Fighting Littlesf' lt was somewhat different from other plays, and was very timely. The Recall, our class yearbook, was started in De- cember, Pl lot of work and new ideas were required to make it a success, Our Thursday night meetings proved to be lots of fun even though we missed games, parties, and sleep. To help our treasury along we gave a Christmas formal on the 22nd of December and in- vited grades 9, lU, and ll. March was here and the big- gest event of our high school days came. lt was the trip to New York Because of war restrictions we had to divide ourselves into two groups for the trip. Neither this fact nor rain Ccontinuall could dampen our spirits on this alleimportant occasion, Flfter a dirty and very early train ride, we took the subway to the Hotel Victoria. Both groups visited practically the same places, only on different days, Hn N. B. C. tour enlightened us on the inside work of radio broadcasting, Rockefeller Center, practically a city with- in a city, initiated us into ele- vator rides and looking down at l'toy cars and buildings. Maybe the girls didn't enjoy the trip to the Museum of Plrts and Sciencel Yes, the Naval Plvzation Training Exhibition was excellent, but the sailors -Oh Boyl Hat: Off to lce ended our planned day, but few of us went to .sleep immediately ln- stead-we talked, ate, and overworked the telephones in our rooms. Who could sleep the first nzght in flew York? The incessant ring of the tele- If J , Tf ffff Q , Y Y lf' 4 x 1 7 , r , Nifn :fd Q Ev' sw-'H-'Q-5.. fs Q' 2 .. fi 1 in N431- M, A ' Y, 1 g. f S34 K.. Xi? li .. vin 77 .- N 1. I ,C I an 2 Xi !z.Q ?Y gf 5. uf' 'T H5 4, 4 1 .2 YJ Q , F s 5 1 7- it N, .5 Q Q sh f, fa ,llcizvzfze t .gal-1 9 ' 7 at t 't x Q V Q -ill X .-Xie. 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Grant Chursday- RECALL We accepted the adv'ser's nome inations for the Recall statt by being present at the tirst gen- eral meeting. A schedule tor the entire project was quickly approved, and We all learned what we had to do. On the ad- vice of our editor-in-chief, the statt prepared to shoulder many assignments. We took her words to heart and dug in. The senior section editor really had to jump the students tor the personal write-ups. For ten weeks the papers flew and the cameras snapped, the adver- tisements were arranged and the money poured in. This . , 4 is the finished product CWVfD D. Lehmann P Schlxlf: . 1 Faculty Sponsors l.lr. Buck, lflis Fu il D Young A G Hurxzheracr l V, Gee -N'--f., ..-...A... ,. Q1-,,fYfL, F J.. V..- - iss Plath, and ll. Vfa ifrs Pease, Miss Plat ' Sfufis' Nzyhf In STAFF EDITORAIN-CHIEF Kathryn Biehn Flssociate Editors Martin Thompson Glenn George SENIOR SECTION EDITOR Kathleen Goclshall Rssistant Editors Warren Diclcert Stanley Wienszczak Betty I-Iartzell Mary I-lausrnan Mary Fox RCTIVITIES EDITOR Mary Iane Keller Rssistant Editors Eleanor Guri Ella Myers Roy Black Iohn l-Iarner BOYS' SPORTS EDITOR Kenneth DeReiter GIRLS' SPORTS EDITOR Margery Schumann PHOTOGRRPHY EDITORS Oswin Moll, Dorothy Giant HRT EDITOR Ray Taylor BUSINESS MRNRGERS Rnna Kachline, Ruth Shelly RDVERTISING CIRCULRTIOII TYPISTS MRNRGERS Russell Schane.y I. David George Evelyn Blearn Elizabeth Hartman Rdele Schachter Doris Hinkle MRIIOGERS Dori: Lohman: Vivian Greigatner Paul Sofixliz Dorothy Yogng Betty Hxxsherger Ellen Shearer I-Info tn Etglw-.. -t,,....- K DeRexter M. Schuman: Left to Righf- S. Wienszczak B. I-lartzell W. Dickert K. Godshall M. Fox M. Hausman Left to Right- M. I. Keller R. Black E. Guri I. Harner E. 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'QR ,v 'A A AV fp' . f 3 1' . ,, :f:1f.:?'+ ' ' Izkifyz H S REPORTERS Q to rugh E1 st Row B Harte R Lark M I Ixelle Fl Schachte1 V Gr 1same Second row M N1cholas M Feller D Gun M Bryde E Wh1tney Mrs Pease Th1rd row P Blanks M Kanter B Stump L Ro cnberger K cOdS1m11 D cfm STQP THE PR-ESSESI Seated K DeRe1ter D Grant K Godsnal' M I Thayer Stand1 g Mr Peas R Flrn ,' R Taylor G Weber Each Thursday the fam1l1ar Free Press lands on our doorsteps Contalned 1n the paper IS a sp c al SSCIIOD set GS1dG for the publ1cat1on of school news Prevtously th1s sectlon was IH the form of a def1n1te block but because or war shortages the Free Pre s ed1tors found 1t necessary to place the news accordmg to the spac ava1lable Ftlthough th1s IS not so des1r able a presentatlon the some two thousand words st1ll conta1n much news wh1ch 1S of 1n ter st not only to the commun1ty but also to the students The members of the staff comb the school for news The Fndays homeroom pertod s s t as1de for ass1gnrnent to the reporters of VGT1 l1ne Some of the news covered by th se re porters 1nclucles sports events assemblles school unprovements club notes campa1gns class GCf1V1l16S l1brary notes and alumn1 ach1evements Th staff IS as follows EDITORS Dorothy Grant Kathleen Godshall ASSOCIATE EDITORS Ruth Amey Ray Taylor Mary Iane Thayer SPORTS EDITORS Gretchen Weber Kenneth DeRe'ter REPORTERS Mane N1chola Betty Stump Mar1on Bryde Mary lane Keller VIVIGH Gre1samer Emma Wh1tney Lorra1ne Rosenberger Peggy Blank Mar1e l?e1ler DOIIS Gun Betty I-Iartzell Rowena Lark M1r1am Kanter Page Th1rty erght Left R' I- '1' ' Y . Z'll, . I, ' . . ' 1', . ', . e' I. T . I , . , . , 1 , 1 , 1 . . , 1 I 3 i , . , . 3 , 1 . , - G . . A ' ' 1 e ous items of interest and Monday is their dead- ' 9 - , - . ' l Q ' s 'n-s.,e,,11e',, ,V STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS R, Bl k, I. Sorbello, Fl Herman, G, George WE, THE PEOPLE . . . g Us Brrrrrringlf We struggle out of bed and rush to school minus breakfast, arriving at the door of Room 3l just on the stroke oi eight. We, the members of the Student Council, are a democratic body of stu- dents who help to govern the school, As members, one elected from each home room semi-annually, We discuss various problems and improvements which may have been suggested to us by students in homeroom discussion. In addition to making and enforcing de- cisions, the council has done various other things. The War stamp selling program, under which the school held a 90 per cent quota throughout the year, was conducted by the Student Council The handbook first published in l939 was revised by :1 committee printed and one copy given to each of the students Other functions of the council include arranging student tal ent assemblies and planning special pro grams and movies for next year SENIORS ON COUNCIL Left to Right M I Keller R Black G George P High D Krigor V7 STUDENT COUNCIL Secord Row P High E Wolownilc D l. .vis lv' Eie'i M R b Bar a Hog bac K Mart Tnird Row C W i G Setrnan R Hag v! Hoa Q Bauman G Fosbenn r l. Sen an E Loughridge Page Thirty nine . ' l . . . Q I - i , gr ia 3 , n ,Q N- 3 A M .. c, ,, 53 ' It Left to Right - First Row 4 D. Krigor, R. Black, G, George, Pl. Herman, I Sorbefic, M I. Keller . ' f , ' ., . ' , , e' ' , .. ' ln, ,osen eggcr, M. I, r.d!, El ine en li, 'I ' I f- ess . . ef s . '. . . e , ., . . ' Lett to R1ght Flrst Row G George l Harner T F1edcr1cl' K DeRe1ter D I-hllega D Kms y D Schanely P Schultz Second Row R Wolhnger R Tra1ner R Hager R Bader M Thompson O Mol1 R Taylor Mr Cressman r1dge TC CREATE MAINTAIN AND EXTEND The H1 Y IS a club ot boys whose spec1al mterests relate to rel1g1on These older boys seek to bu1ld Chrlstlan character The H1 Y sponsors many act1v1t1es around the school such as the sale of war bonds and stamps the salvage of scrap metal tor the war ettort and the decorat1on ol the cateterla at Chnstmas t1me Meetmg the f1rst Monday ot each month the club members d1scuss problems about the school and make plans for spec1al atfa1rs The H1 Y Club as well as the Tr1 H1 Y Club makes a spec1a1 ettort to attend a church servlce at least once a month 1n a group Vanous soc al atfa1rs ot the club are Chnstmas part1es dogg1e roast gym mghts and sw1mm1ng part1es The club s othcers are Pres1dent Lee Shutters Dav1d H1llegas VICE Presldent Kenneth DeRe1ter Secretary DGV1d K1nsey Treasurer Terry Fredenck Rrmy Phr Corps R Sloyer MISS Kooker Mr Cressman T Fredenck D Gran' D Schanely Page For',' wr 1 n A , 'lf ., , Q' 1 I an S ' A , , V T I 1 MM J 5 1 Third Row-M, Shelly, M, Contros, R. Schlichter, R, Rclcerman, K, Gerhart, P, Iohnson, P. Hartzell, W. Lough- . , . A Q . , . C Leltto R1ght F1rst Row V Gre1samer M I Keller K B1ehn M Schumann D Grant E Gun R Hmey B Setmcn Second Row M1 s Trethnger K God hall D Gun M Durn M Fe1ler M B1ehn H Kachhne M1ss Kooker Thlrd Row S Koder S Trautman E Brett K Kramer I Sorb llo Fl Herman K Hartman D Hager CHRISTIAN CHARACTER The Tr1 H1 Y club IS aftlhated Wllh the state Y M C A It stands for the all round development of Splfll m1nd and body and serves three mam tra1n1ng agenc1es home church and school The purpose ot th1s club IS to create rna1nta1n and extend throughout the school and com rnun1ty h1gh standards of Chr1st1an character Th1s organ1zat1on Wllh 1ts th1rty members has been very act1ve th1s year 1n selhng bonds and stamps mak1ng favors for the hosp1tal and attend1ng a church SGTVICS 1n the cornrnumty every month An e1ght Week B1ble study course a Mother and Daughter Banquet and a 1o1nt conference Wllh the H1 Y were the outstandmg events ot the year The club s othcers are Pres1dent Margery Schumann VICE Presldent Kathryn B1ehn Secretary Eleanor Gun Treas urer Dorothy Grant M Schumann, L Shutters Page Forty one J 'V : - 5 , - ' 4. '- . , .3 J, , .. 4 1 . N 1 . - . Q, A L 'sf sf I ' if ' 41, vs- 1, Fourth Row-S. Learn, I. Hedrick, M. Loux, I. Iones, G. Weber, R. Sloyer, I. Wagner, G. Harner. I I l I l I I I ' l I I ' I I - . . . . ,, , 1 , , ' - N I I 1 I 1 I 1 I ' , . ' 1 . -3' . o Y if .1 E . X. 1 Y ' , , 1 ' I 'J ,517 THE FIGHTING L QLMHTINI31 OLITH FILMER I-IFIM ELLERS MR LITTLE GOODY MRS LITTLE HNTOINETTE CUCKOO SCREWBQLL HENRIETTE NORMAN PEEL DICKY I-IHRPEDDLE MRS HPIRPEDDLE MISS POLOGFI PLACES CURTAIN ACTION As the last strams ot the orchestra dled away and the househghts raduall d d g y rmme curta1n rose on the trrst act ot The Frghtmg Lrttle The play presented before three h ouses was a great success The Erghtrng Lrttles rs based on tamtl hte th tl ITTLES Mary Fox Geraldrne Kxstler Paul Hlgh Marttn Thompson Iohn Hamer Ruth Flmey Kathryn Blehn Eleanor Gun Mary Iane Keller Kathleen Godshall Evelyn Schoellkopf Ruth Fermler Anna Hartzell Carolme Ma kowskr Glenn George Davld George s ell Schanely Marlan Pluck Do a Carey 9 U. y WI e contllctrng rdeas of two generatrons L ttl th k 1 e rn s young love should begrn at a Sunday School p1cn1c as 1t drd 1n h1s day I-Ie hrs own candldate tor h1s daughter s attectrons Norman P l G d has ee oo y trres to follow her father s advrce but 1t leads rnto a lot ot contuslon further complrcated by the presence of I-Ienrrette S a outhern g1rl who becomes Goody s rlval Mr Lrttle trnally realrzes that th1s oun y ger gen eratlon Whom he had called hoodlums Was really qurte solrd and capable of workrng out I IS own problems ln IIS own Way IUNIOR PLHY LefttoR1 ht H Hat ll D C g rze arey E Schoellkopf G K1s'ler,R Fermrer E Gun M Fox,l Hamer R Hmey, M Thompson K B1ehn,R Schanely M Fluck D George, C Matlcowsk1,G George B Setman, M I Keller P Hrgh, K Godshall Page Forty two 1 I .. . ,...... ...,..., ,...,, , . , ..,... . ...... . .... .,,, B arbara Setman . A . I Ru s ' ' ' ' , th S. I , I ll , . . . . 1 . . l , , . f , , , f MQBEL CLF1RK CONNIE BICKELL SUE LQMB CHRRIE EVRNS SPILLY BQRTON STEVE HPIMLHND MIDGE SHUNDERS BUDDIE WQLTERS LUCKY PQRKER QNN ROGERS RNDY SHUNDERS THOMPSON BILL IONES MISS EIELDING MacEP1RLF1ND LOUDSPERKER SKY ROHD llary Fox Marlan Eluck Barbara Setman Dora Ca ey Kathryn Btehn Ka hleen Godshanl Glenn George Eleanor Gurl lohn Horner Carolrne Matkowskt Margery Schumann Roy Black e Shutters Paul Schult Iv art1n Thomp on V1v1an Grelsamer Paul 1-hgh Ray Taylo WE RE ON T1-1E BEAM G George K Godshall MISS Ste-Jer Places curtam actlon We heard th1s tamlhar refram tor the second tlme when We re hearsed for our seruor play Sky Road Whlch was very surtable to modern t1mes was pre sented on November 13 15 and 16 The entlre actlon of the play takes place m the stewardess lounge of the Trans Amertcan Au lmes at the Cleveland Alrport Sprmklecl Wlth mystery suspense and humor thls drama concerns 1tse1f wlth the 11ves ot a1r personnel V1vac1ous Lucky Parker 11163 her way through every s1tuat1on successfully unt11 she meets B111 Iones mystery p11ot who IS detmrtely a match for her Her stubbornness nearly results m no marrlage tor them but at the last mmute she conquers her prlde and boards B111 5 plane We are grateful to Mlss Stever for her part ln mak1ng both of our plays so successful Sl SENIOR PLHY R. Taylor, 1, Hamer, E. Guri, M. Fox B, Setman, P, High, P. Schultz, G, George, V. Greisamer, D. Carey, C. Matkowski, M. Thompson, R. Black, K. Btehn, L, Shutters, K. G' d'ha1l, M. Fluck, M, Schumann Page Forty-three BHND Front to Back Left to Rxght M1ss Munchak F1rstRcw S Young R Black K Remhart L Myers Second Row M Neubert I Penstermacher P Horne R Long Th rd Row R bchne1der M Hfflerbach H H1eter L Gaugler E Ftscher Fourth Row W Erdman P Hager C Kooker L Dav1dson G Hoffman Ftfth Row M Ptscher I Rhoades D I Fenstermacher D Walck Slxth Row G Heckler R Van Hucken W Haas R Fos HIGH STEPPERS AND BRASS One two one two one two we re off wtth the ever popular stralns of the Washmgton Post March hlnng the a1r wlth marttal sound The enthustasrn shown at the football and basketball games was due prtmarlly to the bands splend1d leadershlp Under Mtss Munchak s 1nsp1r1ng dlrectlon our band has afforded rnuslcal pleasure on many occaslons Whether on the athlettc f1eld or ln the audltortum 1t has performed Well We are proud too of our drum ma1orettes who add I color and sptce to the bands performances The1r snappy untforms and whlrhng batons are an tnsplratton to both teams and spectators DRUM MHIORETTES Left to Rtght F Bmder M Lowell Q onontz Page Fort y four ' h 1 I . I -. , . I , . I , . . . ,. . . ,- benner, V. Nace. W I AT- I if I , , , . f , , I . -,. IN THE MOGD One of the newest and most popular of our musical ore gariizations is the Music Makers. At all school hops and many outside dances you can hear any' Qna from the mellow tones ot Dont Fence Me In to the jumpin' jive of Mister Five by Five. Steady practice and hard work on the part of its mem- bers makes the dance orch- estra a really solid senderf' DHNCE BHND Left to Right-First Rowfli. Reinhart, R, Black, R. Hager, S. Young Second Row-R. Long, E. Gaugler, It George, L Davidson. Third Row-G, Wenholcl, I-l. Schachter, M. Kanter, H. Hallman, V. Nace, L. Myers SYMPI-IONICALLY SPEAKING Blare' Eeeee' Grr r' A a a a' Sgueeee' Trrrr' Hmmmm' The orchestra is tuning up Finally the violins begin to sing the saxophones croon the drums roll and music fills the CHI' Under the direction of Miss Irene Munchak th orchestra this year gave many very credit able performances Much familiar music by famous composers as well as some more pop ular numbers was practiced diligently by its members The results were apparent when the public was privileged to hear the orchestra at the annual Carol Sing and between the act of the Iunior and Senior plays ORCHESTRA to Right C Weiss D Hager D Gui K It niart H Gulden M I Kele M R beg r H B 4 George G Heckler D Hillega I Rhoad R Van Flux n Mis Munchax H Schn ide S H 1 bac'i W E man S Young R Long R Hager D I Fen erma h r P Hor e H Hallman lf Plftle DG h V G GISGW E Gaugler O Moll l. Dawidso Pg T1 r - - - ' . I I ' I . . . G . . - , o 4 . , - , . . . . . A . 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I ,.,J ,4 'G' ,- N 'L 3 l Lett to Rlght VV Drck Vol T R LIGHTS AND SHADCDVJS The present photography stall under the dlrecnon ot Mr Buck c ns sts o se Jen ntevtlcers who by workrng together and sometlrnes burnrng the 1 dn ght orl t ok developed and prrnted the Recall p1ctures They hold therr meetmgs every Monday ln Roorn 25 and N rk alter upper m me darkroom several nrghts each week After the Monday rneetmg Mr Buck grves the satl talks and den onstrat ns on the lunda rnentals ot photography wh1ch 1nclude darkroom technraue photcgraphtc che n stry lenses llght composthon photographrc rnaterrals and camera parts ln addltlon to the Recall prctures the staff also makes p ctnre for all other school acttvrtle and organtzahons T e rnstructton glven to the staff rs ot a vocatr nal P u e sc tl t tr act cal experl Once each year the n ernpers ot the statt VlSll a photographrc salon to keep apreast t the hes Q t C TTU Orrl rre d ll . ' . - eff, O . I, Frederick Pearse: M Centres - r, ' ' A... ', chief ' .:. , ' ' ' ' ni 1 .. ' , o , , ' ' A T t o s Q 1 1 ' , . ' 1 . - 1 . T io - h ' ' ' ' 'c .ai 7 r .za vxttn le pr i E ence of the darkroom, rnerzrlaers of the staff ma f take LQ TlI1lS as their .lfe 1-fork alter araduaticn. F' .1 1 ' y ' D A A + photo' rapl.i '.-fork. pf, I ' . on B TTCKFLF3 T si ent ffcll Vice Preideiif Warren Dick-er, Secieiiirx' Peircze 'iinicn '.',' fliclif-rf C ..,CQQ CHIPS, TRACERS, AND LITTLE SHAVERS The Future Craftsmen of America is affiliated with the Vocational lndustrial Department. Boys who wish to become members must be enrolled in one of the following courses: car- pentry, drafting, or machine shop. Members are encouraged to do outside work which has a bearing on the course in which they are enrolled in order to increase their skills in craftsmanship. Funds are raised by building proiects such as diploma frames for the graduating class, picture frames, and novelty cutting boards, The club meets at least once a month during the school year, ln addition to the routine business, an educational, social, or sports program is provided. The outstanding event of the year is the Father and Son Banquet. The officers of the F. C. A are as follows: President, Warren Dickert, lr., Vice President, Ralph Beck, Secretary, Waiter Harner, Trease urer, 'lohn Harner, Donald Krigor. 'Servirc' gn the Qrrnei Fir:-ff F. C. R. CLUB Heating from Lett to Right Front Pow-f-I Horner, Treas H Beck V Pres H Bitner W. Harrier, Sec , W Dickert Pres, Mr. l P. Brett, Qdul Fldvisor Second How 3 C Hutt H Bauman, E Kramer, l. Kaul man, R Scheetz, D Scheetz W Crouthamel Third Row-R, Gahman, R Scholl, I. Hartman, O. MV ers, F Keegan, L Mease, L Schroy, L Schanely, H Cope Fourth How-C Ingalls, D Krigor, H Staulfer, G Mar tin, H Reese, Q Moyer, H Heaverier, M Hofferi,I Sin 'sko, it Feischel, W, Wilsey Back How - P Daily, V! Neamand, K. Martin, D Wolfe, H Miller, K Kressler D Kachline, P Heimhach E. Holsinger, L. Davidson, E Mengelson, W Hush F. F. H. CLUB Left to fiight- First How---H Wolfinqer, F Grant, L Keiser P High S Wienszczak D We1gold,W Loughridge. Second HoweMr Detwiler D. Holsinger H Heese C Shaffer, M. Dzehl N Ftoten berqer, Mr Poorbaugh. Third HowfW Hartman, Ft Hessler, D Shaffer Q. Moy er, P Iohnson, R. Hoten loerger. Fourth Row-H. Wilsey, T Navarre, Fi. Kollo, W. Sell I. Fluck. HAY SEED AND HEN FRUIT The Future Farmers of America is a national organization of boys studying vocational agriculture. The Toheca Chapter was or- ganized in 1937 and is a member of the Keyf stone Association. its purpose is to develop competent, aggrese sive, rural and agricultural leadership, lts motto is Learning to dofDoing to earn! Earning to livefLiving to serve. The history of Toheca Chapter is one of outstanding accomplishments, including hone ors in the National Chapter contest, exhibits in the state show at Harrisburg, and many prizes won at the local fairs. The Quakertown High School Farm, which has been sponsored by the Chapter for the past six years, is its most outstanding achievement, This farm is managed and op- erated by the members as a practical train- ing project in farming. The officers of the F. F. A. are as follows: President, Paul High: Vice President, Lester Keiser, Secretary, Stanley Wienszczak, Treasurer, Fred Grant, Reporter, Daniel Wie- gold. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Left to Fight- First How-M Longacre R Hoisinzfer Kline M Mease E, Snyder ll Myers fi SCl'iC .lkOLi B Hiisejas Second How-Mrs Baker Hosenberger G Troxeil 'U Schoch D, Schaneiy D Shelly Q Keegan F Bin der B Gufden fi Carrol Third FCWAD Bauman G Heimbach l. Weiss B Luckey, F Lamar D Sclirnel. l Sachs! Sine Fourth Row-B Bauman Q Herman E Stopka B Pet ers E Sheldon, H Bailey Q Shontz E We-isel, R Hinkle COMMEHCIHI. CLUB Left to Right- Fxrst Row-E, Hartman D Hinkle, H Black, M. Pluck M Fox, E, Hazlett. Second rowilxlliss Roth, D Young, D. Carey, B. Setman D Rexnert, Fl. Kachlme, R Shelly. Third How-M. Hausman, D Sthanelv, I Brealer, W Starck, H Gulden, B Hacker Fourth Row-E Blegmr B Hunsberger L Richter, B Hartiell E Shearer, G Swain. VVI-lAT'S COOKINTP The Vocational Home Economics Club was reorganized in 1944 under the direction of Mrs. Baker. The Club consists of the Voca- tional Home Economics girls from grades nine to twelve. The main purpose of the Club is for the girls to become better ac- quainted With one another. The meetings, held once a month, are of a social nature. Officers of the club are as follows: President, Betty I-lolsinger, Vice President, Ruth Kline, Secretary, Margaret Measep Treasurer, Elaine Snyder. Page Ferry. CALCULATORS . . . DUPLTCATORS . . . ENTERTAINERS This club was formed for educational, charit- able, and social purposes. lt started off with a bang by plunging into many activities. lt knitted an afghan for the Valley Forge Military Hospital, has been doing mimeof graphing and ditto work for members of the community as Well as for the faculty, put on an entertaining assembly program for the high school students, and sponsored a dance, The club has a business meeting and social gathering once a month The officers are as follows: President, Roy Black, Vice President, Mary Fox, Secretary, Marian Pluck, Treasf urer, Doris l-linkle. Guidance Counselor Mr. Kilmer Hdministrutive Staff Miss Platoff Mr. Neiclig Mr. Hunsberger School Doctor K. Martin Dr. Bauman School Secretaries Miss Weikel Miss Smell PEOPLE WHO MAKE THE , fgftttffrf S Qtdlitlir .-W .4 li- All of us had problems of one sort or another. Those of us who took them to the guidance counselor, Mr. Kilmer, found that he did a much better job of solve ing them than even Mr. Anthony could have done. Mr. Kilmer was very kind and helpful at all times and kept us going in the right direc- tion, The administrative staff also tried to guide us wisely, and, although we must have been a bit headstrong at times, they kept us from getf ting into too much hot water. tAt least it was not necessary for any police car to draw up at the front entrance with siren screaming YD As these people kept our minds and spirits on the right track, so Dr. Bauman, friendly school doctor, kept our bodies on the road to health. Regular yearly exam- inations, as well as spe- cial checkups for mem bers of the athletic teams were some of her duties to say nothing WHEELS GO AROUND 1 flag! School xx ' Hccounicnts 1 f 0 M M. Fox - 'X Z D Hinkie l f f ,f 'Mt T S I ' ff 0 l X, td XJ , .LA-Ax.-, X ll ss X ' I T ' 4353 'L Y- ot her care of mangled lgearidi knees and bloody noses us 0 an Mr, Ruth resulting from one cause or another. The patient and long- suftering school secre- taries were ever ready to stop their routine work to answer innum- erable auestions, to hand out supplies, or to find people tor us. Those two Shylocks whom we saw with money bags in hand were the school ac- countants, Mary Fox, Doris l-linkle. Theirs was the responsibility lor seeing that the books balanced, and they gained much practical experience poring over their ledgers, pen and ruler in hand. Zooming around a cor- ner in a frantic dash to beat the bell, we were liable to come lace to face with Mr. Ruth, head custodian. How often we must have dis- rupted his work, scat- tering dirt through the carefully swept halls, thoughtlessly smudging walls with grimy hands Stage Crew Lett to Right- O. Moll P, Schultz P. Hartzoll D Kinsey Hmplification K, Delzleiter I, Hamer '27 Literary Officers W Diclcert M. Schumann R. Shelly Dishwashing Crew Left to Right- Q . Moll K. DeReiter . Krigor Mengelson K D V . Kressler Girls Working in Cafeteria Left to Righte B. Holsinger E. Schoellkopf E. Myers Cafeteria Cashiers Left to Right- B Styer M, Fox B Raub D. Hinkle- or simply being in the way of broom, mop, and sawdust pail! ln spite of our seeming in- difference, we were very proud to belong to a school with such shin- ing buildings and well- kept grounds. Those parts - feet, hands, and heads, which appeared from behind the curtains and furniture of the stage were evidence of the presence of the back- stage crew. They may have looked ghostlike, but were very neces- sary to the success of every stage production. Testing i one-two--- three. The amplifica- tion crew was on hand to produce Sound effects for plays, literary pro- grams, blabs, etc. With- out the power of am- plification, some of the finer things of the stage performances would have been missed by the student body. Remember the blab? Remember the Nut Brothers? Remember the hysterical play ridicul- ing first-aid clubs? As if We could ever forget these high spots of our Literary programs! The job of being Em-Cee for these entertainments and of guieting the en- thusiastically uproaring student body fell to the Literary president, Clair Ortt. The secretary, Margery Schumann, re- ported on previous business, as secretaries usually do, and the treasurer, Ruth Shelly, gave us an account of our collection money at each program. At ll:25 each day, the pupils who assisted in the cafeteria at noon time hurried through the halls to their jobs. The boys of the dish-Wash- ing crew iwho, inci- dentally, did some sharp vocalizing under cover of the clatter and splash of disheslg the home ec- onomics girls, who took care ot candy, ice cream, beverages, and and the cashiers, collected money ott-forgotten order Were all students rolls, who and slips, who gave up their noon hour to help run our cafeteria. ln charge of this cul- iniary assembly line was the head of the Home Economics De- partment, Mrs. Baker. ln addition to supervising the preparation and serving ot our noon meal, Mrs. Baker visited the home ot each girl who took the Home Ec- onomics Course and was a friendly adviser to all students in her capacity as Dean of Women. Helping Miss Trelfinger in the library is the duty ot the library assistants. During the noon hour, study periods, and after school, these girls are to be found reading shelves and checking books, straightening the library, or preparing displays lor the bulletin boards. This year, at their Christmas party, the girls decorated the library for the holidays in a particularly attrac- tive manner. Library Hssistants Lett to Righte- Seated at center akle Pt. Schachter L. Rosenberg-er D Strunk S. Howarth Flt File- P. Blanks M. Bryde Back Tables C. Potser I. Heckman M. I. Keller P. Thornton D. Lohmann Eleanor Palm Qt Desk- K. Biehn G. Diehl H. Crouthamel Qt Typew ritere V. Greisamer Behind Desk- R. Lark Mlss Tretiinger Everyday Library Scene Q. H. S. Farm Dean of Women Mrs. Baker ,fl flzleflc um fffff Qai- m y A NX A f XE I W 5 X X4 1 'Q' f X M Z0 Wim B sl f up lu X .5 f' : 9' A59 E. ' my 'Q if Q57 ,Z 4 Hoops and posis m early days were outlets for Quaker energy balls and bats sucks and racquets are today s eaurpment for ac Hon rx xx A N X. ' i 3, gli L Nr . ' ur 1 X N .. 1 Sai-f ' Q' V, W A X r ' ' 0-Qf-'r yr ' o - X Y Y! X 3? 5 . 2 n X v V . - . r M N - . be . 'w , 1 M My - :X 1' fp-cw' gr -fi , -5. 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Kressler e BLQCK THAT KICK Long before the opening of school, Coach Knoll's boys could be seen hard at work preparing for their com- ing football schedule. After many long weeks of strenuous practice, the boys were set for their first game. The first contest of the campaign proved to be a heartbreaker, being lost to a strong East Greenville eleven in the closing minutes of play. The team continued their fine work, but to no avail, as they were held without a single victory. The season was brought to an end after the traditional Thanksgiving I Day game with their age-old rivals, Sell-Perk. The Quakers were again . the underdogs, but they surprised Y! the twin-towners as they tallied a safety in the early stages of the con- Left to Right-AML MacWhorter, K. Kressler, Mr. Knoll test' giving the blue and White Un early lead. However Sell-Perk was not to be denied. Scoring immediately in the second period put the blue and steel out front. The Quakers fought hard, but in vain, as they were held scoreless for the remainder of the struggle. When the final whistle sounded, the blue and steel were on top to win the fifteenth Turkey Day game- The fellows who leave the gridiron are: Martin Thompson, Kenneth Kressler, Donald Wolf, Clair Qrtt, Walter Harner, Warren Dickert, and Russell Schanely. Scores of the seasons Eesti Greenville S - oy estown . . . games are as follows. Springfield 40 Q HA SI 0 Hatboro l3 Q. H. S. U Ienkintown 32 Q. H. S. O Lansdale 46 Q. H. S. U Souderton 13 Q. H. S. B Ptmbler 34 Q. H. S. U Sell-Perk l4 Q. H. S. 2 First Howvf-T. Moyer, F. Williams, Pl. Huber, R. Hedrick Second Row-I Strawn, W, Neamand, D. Wolfe, I, Polk, R Neubert, K. Martin, K. Kressler, R. Plckerman, M. Thompson, W. Horner, H. Schlichter, R. Barndt, D Hillegas, R. Kramer. Third Row-Mr. Knoll, D. Kinsey, E. Lang, C Ortt, I. Stahr, E Charles, P. Barndt, H. Faul, M. Contros, S. Schoch, L. Mease, H. Iett, E. Holsinger, G. Fosbenner, Mr. MacWhorter. Fourth Row-R. Schanely, D, Qnders, R Schlichter, R. Beck, F. Keegan, S. Heirnbach, I. Pluck, W. Lewis, I Paul, I Zussman, I Hhoades, I. Stoneback, D. Bitner, D Krigor RUSH THE GQALTE The Quaker laassies, under the cap- taincy ot Dorothy Reinert, played a season ot exciting games. Spirit and determination were shown through- out the whole season in which they wound up in fourth place in the Buxf Mont League. Although the girls did not Win many games, by participat- ing in hockey they have gained many qualities which will prepare them for later lite. Miss Flffierkach D Grant D Lewis D Grant Miss Qfflerbach D Remert D. Lewis Next seasons team looks promising as there are only three girls on the present team who will graduate, They are Dorothy Reinert Ccaptainl, Dorothy Lewis, and Dorothy Grant The scores tor this years games are as followsi Visitors Q H S Visitors Q H S. Sell-Perl: 4 Hatfield 2 2 Lansdale 3 Sell-Perl: 4 U Souderton 4 Doyle-stown 4 Z Doyle-stown O Souderton 4 2 Lansdale 4 Lett o iight-First FtoWfV! Kina D Haaer, S Trautmar. Q Herman c a Row-D Qbendscheix M Thayer I Sorheilo D Efeinert D Lewis Q 'Nteana G Weber D Grant Thr h:'f.'fM1ss Qfilerbach Q S:hach'er K Hartmann K Kramer E' Whitney L Hartrnar.: I Hedrick l lone? G Die 'I-1-my-, I JT W BOYS BHSKETBRLL Lett to Rmght F1rstRoW R Beck W Starck K DeRe1ter K Martm W Snyd r R Brtner W Loughrtdge Second Row Mr Cressman S Schoch R Bader B Ktdney R Barndt H Faul Mr Bartn Thtrd Row rt Pearson R Hager L Krecl l Rhoades R Kollo I Hartman M Kayser UNDER THE I-IQQP The Quakers closed thetr court season Wlth a W1n over Flmble H gh gtvlng them thetr hfth Bux Mont Confer ence trtumph of the season aga1nst eleven d feats lhelr f1nal resting place lS seventh 1n the mne team loop representtng a four 1er drop from last season s thtrd plac Thts year s squad cons sted of only one regular of last season s ftve leavtng a huge hole to be f1lled Coach Barth after much Juggltng flnally found a aumtet that started to go wmmng the last two games of the season Probably th Quakers best game was aga1nst Sell Petk who ffmshed the season Wlth only one defeat and the league crown The Quakers lost 1t 1n an extra per1od 29 to 28 The season as a whole was a great succ ss regardless of th Won lost column wtth the returnmg of thlrteen boys who had plenty of ac lon under ttre Ter of these boys Were sophomores and three 1un1ors The team was parked by thelr b1g stx foot three tnch center Wayne Snyd r who was tnserted 1n the ltne up durtng the mtddle of the season Snyder wlll probably be a b1g gun ln Coach Barth s next year s l1ne up The Quakers wtll lo e only Ralph Beck Warren Starck Rtp DeRe1ter and Captatn K nneth Marttn who was rnducted IHTO the armed forces IH the m1ddle of the eason The cores for the season were l-lellertown Fountam Htll Founkmn Hdl Hellertown Lansdale Coopersburg Hatboro SeH Perk Sprtngfteld lenktntown Soudedon Anuder Hatboro Lansdak Doylestown SeH Perk Spnnghdd lenkunown Dowemown Soudea n Andjer Left to Rtght K DeRe1ter K Marttn R B ck W Starck 'rt me ron , e cm Page Ft' y ugh I . HQ Q3 BCS 33 ' ED f' Q ' 1 T 40 4' ' 4 34 4 4 38 ' 29 H 57 28 31 - 53 ' 4 25 4 50 22 33 22 s 39 SU - 29 4 4 39 4 54 44 o 26 ' 35 4 v . 4 , 4 , . e , , 'ndzc s . .-.Jada g . es They e STICK IT Although the Quaker MG1d9HS tasted defeat more often than V1 tory they played many close games and offered some very good competmon Led by Dot LEWIS the team seemed to catch some Splfll ID the second Fountam H1ll Lansdale and Sell Perk games wh1ch were all close The g1rls rece1ved some th1ng more than exerc1se wh1l la l t e p Ymg Quaues GIRLS BHSKETBRLL Let to R1glt l 1rst Hoy H Cro tharrxel I Wagrer D Gan D l. M S h were lnstllled In them mann l Sorloello l. Hartman ewls C U Second Hom M1s llllflerbach D Plbewdschen W Kma G Weber K B1ehn Whlch only pal-Uclpauon Th1rd R W F D1e1z H He man I Wolo n1k Fourth Row K Kramer I lones 1n sports can g1Ve Dorothy LeW1s Ccaptaml Dorothy Grant Evelyn Bleam and Margery Schumann have all played the1r last games for Q H S The scores for the season are as follows V1s1t0rs Q H S Hellertown Fountam H1ll Hellertown ooopersburg Fllurnm Lansdale S ll Perk Souderton Hatf1eld Lansdale 'X Hatf1eld Sell Perk Fllumnx 'in Souderton Top-D G ant S urn 1 D Le Page Ftfty n ne - ' ' 1 1- ' .--, u 1 , . 1 1, , . - O 4 , , 1 1 1 W : A 1,3 22 35 A ' 32 l3 Fountain Hill 23 Zl 24 36 'E f' 34 12 ' 23 28 28 ll S - 45 18 'S NN T 2 46 9 f 4 ' 36 28 N 11.4, Sl 20 X 2 ' 20 30 2 . 21 16 y ' 16 25 J 19 l4 r M :kdm 1 li Blearn Boiron! . w1s Coach Barth Warren Starck I-llT THE DIRT Glancing at Coach Barth's prospects for the Quaker Nine, We lind lettermen Warren Storck Ralph Beck, Walter Harner, Sleet Miller and Rip DeReiter left from last year's squad Glancing again We lind veterans Pete Woltinger, Clair Ortt, Salty Martin, and Donald Wolfe batting for Uncle Sam. All these boys were part ot last year's squad. With a schedule consisting ot twelve games, the coming season should prove very interesting The schedule is as follows: Hpril Plpril Hpril Flpril Plpril 9fSell-Perk -Doylestown -Souderton -Lansdale -Bye Hpril 26-Sell-Perla Plpril 30-Doylestown May 3-Souderton May 7-Lansdale May l0-Bye May May May May May Sell-Perl: Doylestown Souderton Lansdale Bye Left to Right-Srttmg on the ground-D Brown C Egolf First ROWWG Kaufman H Beck, K Kressler P Barridt K DER61f6T,xV Neamand R Plakerman Hamer, W. Starck, H Heavener Second ROW-R Bflfief, R HCIQGY. L Messe I Rhoades E Holsinger l. Levy S Schcch I Har 'wan Paul, Mr Barth. Thtrd Row-D Ftnders I Stcneoack O, Myers E. Cawthorne E. Reese V Nace T Gran let H Bauman, C Hutt R Koho Page Sixty Q. I 15' 1.42 in S., Nw A -rm '13 :-W1 , 41. , Left to Right-F, Dietz D Lewis So se PEANUTS AND CRACKER IACK With every member of the returning team a Veteran, the girls' baseball team has a promising outlook this season. Only one senior, Dorothy Lewis, represents our class on the team Although it cannot yet be foretold what the scores of the games will be we can be sure that the girls will otter tough competition. The schedule for the 1945 season is as follows: May May May May May May 1 3 8 10 15 17 Lansdale Souderton Sell-Perk Lansdale Souclerton Sellfperk GIRLS' BRSEBHLL ia, Kneenng .eff to hgh?-F' Laskosk. 2 Fair: S Tra-'r:a: Q Kregaer D Hager M E fznes K :Cramer Standing left to righ'f'M Thayer K Hartrxa H aah M frirnar. D Plberraschex. f S 1. Q Croatharrtei 1' D1e'Lt 11 Sartigih D Frei' J ner Manager M Qtxerbafh Page Sixty-one Left to R1ght Flrst Row P Thoma lvl Contros F Keegan R Schhchter D Bltner I Strawn E Lowell S Krecl Second Row H Hallman R Long D H1llegas R Taylor D Schanely S Helmbach E Kramer L Krecl I Zussman Th1rd Row R Schanely Mr Brett O Moll L Clymer R Iett D Campbell D Huber Mr Knoll Fourth Row l Polk R bchlt hter M Thompson W D1ckert K Gerhart D Krlgor ON YOUR MARK The track team under Coach Brett should gtve mtld oppos1t1on to all of 1ts opponents th1s comlng season Davld I-hllegas Robert Schhchter and Oswm Moll Wlll form the nucleus around whlch lhlS year s team w1ll be bu1lt The held team coached by Mr Knoll Wlll be made up of veterans Martm Thompson Rus sell Schanely Warren Dtckert and loe Polk These boys wtll help to determlne the success of the held team The schedule for the commg sprtng IS as follows Bethlehem Emmaus Penn Relays O Mol ' l 1 -. .,, . ,. , . , . ,. .,. ,, . -. ,, , , ,, , . ,. ,. ,. ,. . -. , . , . ,. ,. ,. ,. , . F . . -. , .. , . , . ,. ,. . I 1 - , 1 I ' I I - f f - . , , . F1rstRoW Let to Fllgh K B1ehn M I Keller E Brett D Grant B Ftsher G W ber Second Row K Godshall M1 S Platoff M Schumann M B1ehn LOVE IS NOTHING W1th the comtng of sprmg the members of th tenms team have turned thetr thoughts to an other racquet Balls fly and shouts of thank you 14111 1t your serve and cleuce are heard as they practlce W1th zeal for the torthcomlng games w1th Doylestown and Lansdale The matches conslst of three slngles and two doubles The lme up tor th1s year s team IS as follows t1rst smgles Kathryn Blehn second smgles Margery Schumann thtrd smgles Gret chen Weber ftrst doubles Dorothy Grant and Kathleen Godshall second doubles Mary lane Keller and Mary Blehn Left to Rlght B F1h r K Btehn M Schumann G Weber K Godshall M 1 Keller D Grant 1 , , . A . . 1 1 L- . , . . , . , , , . , , 'E . .. Q , , .. , . , . . Q - V 11 11 11 - - 11 11 11 11 .1 A 1 1 1 . . . . , . - 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 . - . 3 E , . , . 1 . CHEEBING Lett to Rrght-R Taylor, S Koder, D. Lewts, Q. Herman, G. Harner l RIFLE Lett to Rlght Fzrst Row R Hager M Contros R Henry W Dtckert T Frederrck M Strawsnyder W Stowell Second Row Mr Strayer L Rush W Kramer B Frsher M Slatter P Thornton R Schltchter O Myers Thtrd Row Q Carrol H Bauman L Ntce I Srawn G Setman M Mrller LETS GQ' HIP' HIP' Throughout the sports seasons the cheer leaders have ably led us ln cheertng Whether tt was on the stage the athlettc held or rn the gym they have tnsprred us wrth pep Under the capable dtrectton of Mr Detwtler elght llvely students led the cheertng They are as follows Dorothy Lewts Shrrley Koder Arbutrs Herman Dorts Abendschem Lols Hartmann G1lda Harner Dav1d George and Ray Taylor The enthus1asm shown by the students as Well as the cheerleaders has helped to gtve our teams sprrtt whrle playtng games for our Alma Mater ITS A BULLSEYE The rtfle team under the dtrectron of Mr Strayer has done a ttne Job Beslcle taklng part 1n league compet1t1on they have parttctpated rn the Ptrmy Small Bore Course The Wrllram Randolph Hearst Ir R1tle Trophy Champlonshlp and The Southeastern Pennsylvama lrtterscholastlc Champronshtp the lat ter be1ng for 1nd1v1dual champlons wtth ten from each league team takmg part The Quakers hope to hntsh runners up tn thetr league Wllh only one match remamtng thts be1ng wzth LaSalle The SSHIOYS repres ntrng the r1tle squad are Warren D1ckert Marlart Slotter and Rtch ard Henry Th results of tn matcnes are as follows Q H S Q H S Q H S Q H S Q H S 492 South Catholtc West Cathohc La Salle South Cathohc West Cathohc . . . . 490 vs. A 483 - , , . 477 vs. ' 488 - . - ' . . . . 486 vs. 489 . . . 486 vs. ' 490 ' . . . vs. ' 482 ALMA MATER Let each volce rn Joyous song Swell the hymn of pra1se Loyalty We pledge to thee Dear Alma Mater hear us ratse Our song of love and courage true Ever may 1t rrng Song ot hope and honor brrght All harl the Blue and Whtte' May each son of thrne for aye Chertsh thy dear name Frght for rrght and strrve each day To keep thy banner free from shame May our hearts hnd Joy in thee Gurcle us We rmplore Falthful sons and daughters Thls our Joy tor ever more ai' Music-William H. 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