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

 - Class of 1948

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Quakertown Community Senior High School - Recall Yearbook (Quakertown, PA) online collection, 1948 Edition, Cover
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With the purpose in mind of preserv- ing the memory of these dcrys, We publish this tenth issue of the RECALL Q Q 2 6 A.. fl' I ' ' ' 1: . ,AQ .' ' 'H K 3 y 2 K 4 1 ix ,-Z Q ' xy' E Q.. . ' L A ww' 'I 4. , K. A f, 9' if Rl? W' ,mf x x H' 0' 1' 'eifm' t w. . V V,- -X ' .M F' ,Is M' , . V , I V - , ,. ,.., ,T if ,KX 4- A ,MQ , n , ' ', A f - x ' 5' ' ' ' 'ff . LVN- 'P N., J . , Lg, 9 x -A ma, ' 1 f .5 f A , -f '- .. 1 f-' '- ' Q- f . . I Q. . TQ - ' A. . N - ' px sq ,ga Q, A21 , 1 , i,, Ak ,fs Y X' X 5 'QNX K -Zia , V .1 . f - 1' -f iv. .M ' ' L4 ' T4 MQ, N , . , ,ig . ' K - I' z . QE: 5 . , . ' .Q . - y. . -f ,-, , , , 3 Q M35 1 . - f Q, 1 1 - R551 'A' X 'NN ' J U. lfl' ' I - .-1 . .. N ' - ' ' ' I YIM K N A , . I X-XM. 5.1! .' 'V V, . X -' in-'f--,,,..K,g , A 4 , ' ' 4 . - A, 'dl ' . . 1 ', '-' ' f A, V i . '. mgwixg Ygy- af , .4 , ,Q xg, L eQw,g4 ,5, 6 n -s. V ' q .Mm.f,- ,Q 1 , K.. H . -J., 'Vw-V af . I w ' , . W - ,M.m,g ,,.i,.wsi ' . ' j ,L 3 -A N 1. - 4' . oi w ' 'Q 4' N ., . 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DOqltlOehIll xx NR ' if . - ,421 f I . t .4 F' fm E , 1 If New More X D .x . .4 ', ublfshea By Z Bvh x 5 Tw X .lgiv aim, Ng hiv X Wx 'K N X 0 hx '-1, fx ::::.::' . f'9 xi X pf x V qw XX X, NM X. x X' 1 H X? 2'1:A I Q V T p-:bi f -, enlov Qiass -X Q r y 2 JMX A W. H 9' 12 521 ,, W , ff '74 . Qunkevfown 3651047 Qfllkbk-GYYOILUYI. pemMS Qivbarxi B. MB. RICHARD E. STRAYER pedication . . . XYQ proudly clcrliczxtc the 1943 RlCCiXl-l, to Mr. Strayer. NVQ feel that his clivcrsilii-ml intl-rests anrl nccoinplishmcnts are I1 creclii not only tu thc high school lmt lu the Cmn- lllllllllj' of Quzilcertowii as well. Although we cannot C'1lLllllk'l'ZllC hcrc all of his ncliicvcincnts, wc think it l12ll'llCLll21l'ly zippmprizitc to ccnnincncl him for his effort in promoting the Teen-Ago Center. NVQ, thc Class of 1948, wish to cxprcss our gratitude In Mr. Richzxrrl Strayci' for the inzniy services hc has i'0nclv1'ccl us. L to Right: Mr. St1'z1yM', F. XVMSS Taffe of gon ten ts Administration ..........,.......... ......... P age 6 Tha- high standing of our high schuol is one mort- fcntln-1' in the cap of Bucks County. Seniors ............ .........4............................ P age 14 It was hcrv that wc hcgzm mzlny f1'ic11clsl1ips. Activities .................................... ..... P age 38 Herein is ch-pictccl our vcrszitility. Athletics ................................................... Page 70 Athletics may he culled thc focal point of :1 well- :uljustc-cl individuzll. f 't .3 4 e , 1 ' vs If fix! , 'X I ' 4 fi 1' I . 9 3 A .-Fai., h 5 4 4 s -1- . -A - 1-Hu - P r A ' . . ' .gy Q gy. ,A X 91'-L'-:gif fi! ' tgiJ3:,f'f51v 1 . A, n k: :Q - ' '- , , 9' Vg- , vw 4- ' J ' . vl.,5.tl?.w,Y I ,Z by 4, 'utM4,,,IIR2?x3::.g,?.-E -jx W 1 6I,,,1?,f ,'., .','.w-J. , gn u , 'ie 'l'a.I',. I I AE 'ff' 45 1S'f'hg12ffj. 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K W., XM., 8' ez.-km 5 3655? gi .. y g w -yy. xsw ' QQJMSQQL 's -T AL N wg K X93 Num ki ,. gsgifi Wfciifi i BOARD OI' EDUCATION 1,1-II 111 Iiuzhl' Ivr. Al11y1-r. Mr. Iilvhn, Mr, K111vkv1', M ', H: ' : . iz '1-'S1-. N ' lv . Krus -. 1 lllllllll ll XX1 I I1 lump, X11 l To the Class of 1948: II11' 11111 H1111 V1111 111'1' II11' l111'111'.vt 1'l11sx 111 111'111f1111i1'.v lx 1111 1111l'11'11l11111 H1111 V11111 11111111111 111 .Vlvlllflff fx pr111fr1'.s'.v1'1111, tllld 'zur 111' N11' l?11111'11' uf lf1l111'11l1'11'11 111'1' 1'111f1'11'z' Q fv' 1'11r1' 111111, 111 111111111411 j11'11f'1'1' f111'11Hxv 111111' f111'1'l1'f1'1'.x' ffl 11111k1 1'l f'1m'.v1'l111' 111 1'1111l1'11111' 111 Ifll f111'7u111'1l 111 1'1i111'11l11111 111 U1111k.1'1'f1m'11. 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NEIDIG, Supervising Principa,1 To the Graduating Class of 1948: llltv 111'11f11' 1II'1l111 111 11111' .v1'111111l 111'1'11 1IlI'I'1' 111'1'11 1'1111'1'1'.x'11'11' 111 -11111 111117-1111 VV11111 -Y1,l1f141l ,V1'111'.v, 1k111'.x' 1111-r'1' -:1'1111'111'11 111111 11f1f111111111'11 .V1111 111 1'111111 111' ,X'1111I' 111'1'111111'111'.v11 1111'111,1' 111 1111' .v1'1111111x11'14 111111 1'1'1'1'1'1111'1111111 111'111.v, 11'111'1111'1' 1111' 111'11 :'1'1-1' 'f1'11x 111 11111111 111' 11-:1'11x' 1111'x' :1'1'1'1' Ix'111I XI111 111 1111111 1111111,1l1J4 '1'111'.v 1'1'1'11 1'1111'1'1xv1 111 QV1111 f1'111 11111 1'1'11.v1' ':1'1'111 111'1111'111111'1111. 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HUNSBERGER, High School Principal To the Class of 1948: ,11I11lfl 1111111 11It11I.X' 01111'1' 017111j1I1I'U11S 'ZL'1l11'1l 31011 11IlI'X' 11.x'.v111111' 1111'1'1' 111'1' 1111'1'1' 111111 .v1'1'111 11 111111' 11101'1' 1111f101'111111 111011 1111'1'1'w1 1. C10 lIf.1t'1' 1111' 11'11t11 111111 f111'1' 11. 3. '1111111' of 1111' 7C't'1f.U1'l' 01' 1111 1111' f1'f1f1Il', 1101 j.l1.N'1 1x'0111' OTUII. ,. '1A1lI'Hk 0f 111I' 101111 11'1'111 1'ff1'11 01' l11I'X' l1l'fi011, 1101 j'I1A'1 11x 11111111'1111111' 1'.1'111'1111'111 x .l.v,v011 1111 f1H'111 10 .v1'1'1'1' 11 1111-11111 1111 1111111111 1'1'1111'111111'1',' 111' 1111.v -1101 .v1'1'1'1'11 111110 11111110111 110111 ATU1' 1111s 111' St'1 Z'f'11 YUIZOSL' 11111 1.1- 111. .s'1'1f1.s'11 111111105 111' 11115 711011, 01' 1101'11s 0f .s'1c111 111111 111' 11CI.Y 110111 112111 Q . 1 11111 111' 111111 .Vt'7'T'f'l1 111110 11070 111111 1'11l,11 H113 1111111111 11101111 111.1 f1'11111u1111'11, l11'.v1 -11'1'.v111'.v 111111 110011 1Ilt'k 10 1111. S111f1'1'1'1'v, 10 11.11. 111 1X.S1?111x'11l:lx' 1111111 .S'1'11001 l,1'1.11l'1-1101 MARIAN R. APPLERRACH Health Education Coach of Girls' Sports Junior Dance Instruction Club East Stroudsburg State Teach- ers College, B.S. RUTH H. BAKER Dean of Girls Head of Home Economics Dept. Cafeteria Director Mansfield State Teachers Col- lege, B.S. JOHN O. BARTH Director of Health and Physical Education and Athletics Boys' Gym Club East Stroudsburg State Teach- ers College, B.S. New York University, M.A. MARGUERITE R. BECHER Head of Commercial Dept. QUAKER CHALLENGE, Place- ment Service, RECALL Girls' and Boys' Knitting Club Commercial Club Temple University J. PERRY BRETT Coordinator of Vocational and Adult Education Vocational Drafting, Track Coach F. C. A. Adviser Cross Country and Track Club Pennsylvania State College WARREN S. BUCK Head of Science Dept. Chemistry and Physics Photography Staff, RECALL Photography Club Kutztown State Teachers Col- lege, B.S. Penriaygvania State College, JESSE M. CRESSMAN Civics, Social Studies Faculty Manager of Athletics Hi-Y Club Junior Hiking Club Muhlenberg College, A.B. Urlwgersity of Pennsylvania, E THER H. DEATERLY School Nurse Pennsylvania State Colle ge, B.S. New York Hospital -- Cornell School of Nursing, R.N. LUCILLE C. IDORNEY Vocational and General Home Economics Junior Knitting Club Cedar Crest College. B.S. MARTHA M. EBBERT English Class Play Director Hobby Club Temple University, B.S. HARALD E. POUGNER French, Latin lVittenberg College SARA RUTH PUNH Supervisor of Art Stage Director Junior High Handicraft Club Kutztown State Teachers Col- lege, B.S. ESTHER GERMAN History Director of Elementary Educa- tion Junior Red Cross Club Mllllersvllle State Teachers Col- ego acuity R. W. GREASER Industrial Arts Related Vocational Shop Senior Handicraft Club Millersville State Teachers Col- lege, B.S. EDITH M. HENRY Mathematics Coordinator of Class Plays Stamp Club Muhlenberg College, B.S. DOROTHY S. HINE English QUAKER CHALLENGE, Q. H. S. NEWS, and RECALL Press Club Pennsylvania State College, A.B. QUENTIN A. HINE Vocatio.nal Agriculture F. F. A. Pennsylvania State College, B.S. A. P. HUNSBERGER High School Principal Faculty Adviser of National Honor Societies Muhlenberg College, B.S. Unizvrersity of Pennsylvania, A. . HENRETTA L. JAHNSEN Head of Music Department Men's and Women's Glee Clubs, Mixed Chorus, Treble Choir Pegxgsylvania State College, BYRON KELLER Industrial Arts Vocational Woodworking Senior Scouting Club Pegrgsylvania State College, PLOYD H. IILMER Guidance Counselor Sponsor of Student Council Leather Craft Club Muhlenberg College, Ph.B. University of Pennsylvania, M.Sc. in Ed. MARJORIE E. HILMER Home Economics, Related Art Leather Craft Club Temple University, B.S. ARTHUR H. KLINGAMAN Head of Mathematics Dept. Visual Aids, Amplification Radio Club Muhlenberg College, B.S. RUSSELL R. HUNHLE English Director of Band and Orchestra Dance Orchestra Club NVest Chester State Teachers College, B. S. RAYMOND W. LLOYD Supervisor of Vocational Agri- culture F. F. A. Q. H. S. Farm Supervisor Rutgers University, B.S. ELWOOD P. Ma.cWHORTER Vocational Industrial Machine Shop Assistant Football Coach Metal Hobby Club Pennsylvania State College 11 WILMER K. MEITZLEB Algebra and Related Mathc- matics Safety Committee Junior Scouting Club Muhlenberg College, Ph.B. JOSEPH G. MUSSO English, History Coach in Football Boys' Varsity Club Kutztown State Teachers Col- lege, B.S. ANNA W. NEAMAND Problems of Democracy, NVorld History Sophomore Class Adviser Cheering Radio Forum. Civic Forum Senior T. A. C. Club Moravian College for Women. A.B. JOSEPH S. NEIDIG Supervising Principal Muhlenberg College, Ph.B. I Urlbgversity of Pennsylvania. .A. ZENA A. PLATOPP Assistant High School Principal Commercial Drexel Instit'ute, B.S. Lehigh University, M.A. CLIFFORD A. REESE Geography. History Assistant Baseball Coach Assistant Junior High Football Coach Indoor Games Club Kutztown State Teachers Col- lege, B.S. MARY M. TEVER Head of English Department Class Play Director Dramatics Club Kutztown State Teachers Col- lege, B.S. RICHARD E. STRAYER Biology, Physical Education Coach of Ride Team Rifle Club Temple University, B.S. LEROY STRUNH American History, German Alumni Secretary Foreign Correspondence Club Muhlenberg College, B.A. ELIZABETH TREPPINGER Librarian Tri-Hi-Y Club Hood College, A.B. Drexel Institute, B.L.S. HOWARD O. WAITE Commercial QUAKER CHALLENGE. RECALL Typing Club Bloomsburg State Teachers Col- lege, B. S. LAURA S. WEINBERGER General Science Muhlenberg College, B.S. JAY D. WILLIAMS General Science Assistant Track Coach J'unior T. A. C. Club Albright College, B.S. RICHARD G. WISNESHI English Junior Class Adviser Coach Junior High Football and Basketball Boxing and Wrestling Club XVest Chester State Teachers College, B.S. 1? N36 I r-fl 11- Iligllli RUSS S11-vu XX usm-ski, Mrs. llinv, Mr. Vs. lilvllv-l'I. NIV. lfmlyfllf-1 Ir'-Ilmge-V, ff, wwf -l'. NIV. Alussn, '. Miss Inf! In Night: NIl',l41llj'll. XIV. Kvl- lf r. Mr. l.l'4'1lSI'I'. Mr. xI1lVXYllUl'l4'I', Nlr, Hillv. MF. Url-ll. I wil lu 121141111 XIV. linrth :xml Miss -' light: Mr, XYIIHZIIIIN XII - , Y , 1-1lzlw'r'.M1',lw11s'k,Ml'. lxllm, um m 'ss livury. HV. Sl Vzlywr Nl! H1'v'Se'. acuft In-I'I In lllghl: Mr. XX':lilv. Mrs. 'I I-1-vlu-l'. Hlss l'I:ll1vl'I'. l1fl ln liigllli Miss hmm XII lulme-r. MV. Strunk, All. 1 Ivhblllilll. ss N1-nmrund. ww ...- l,1-tl In Illpzhl: Mlss Funk. Miss 11-II lu Illpshl: Mrs. .lrxhnru-ll, A lxunklv, , I Irs Kilim-r. 'Hr en iota Only now. us we grzuluztte. can we look oh- 'iectively at this, the first part of our lives conipletecl. YVe realize. with ll tinge of regret :lt leaving, that it was here :lt school that wt begun lllillly l'l'lCIlllSlllPS. is fbhob, A 510416 S 2 I ifgfx llliiiwi GMY4' ,aw cvfv' S l R' 'ff 041 51. K' Q6 '44 4 E 6-1 0 4, 144 1 S L 4 f R .Chin Sm. -9? N rm- R x 'sjasgag 6 3 , iff - . 3 K K Q 3. x ' t ' -,A h J 5 5 ' . -,S x - 2, N gg N: ,.- 1-.Q 3 :V Q ' 5- , Qtg 1 - 33mm - 2 xiii' , , A- A . X f, Mm? X x N x x r wi' Ng X Si L fx x X In , it -X 'V N? x My , SSN 12 , 5 -Mn-mn , Q K . Q4 K X X Oy M X ., f K. gggviiwdw' Qs H .pf was . MX -X :ai TJ is Fi 5 f T1ffsvmSff1. -K fx 2 2 I 1 :Q 'lm N-M .Supp-'gym ' ' f Y NIR. .XR'l'llL'R IQ. lil,IXti.XKI.XX. 6'Iu.vx .l1i4:'i.wr Hi' -'-'X w L In Mr. Klillglllllllll wc wish lu cxlcml our rlcopcst Illilllkb fm' lm vcr tiring cH'm'Is :us nur class zulviseli llcl1:1s1111w.-znsiumglx' lmcllu-rl us in all of our vzlrirms 1-mlc:1x'm's, Nu 1 . m llli'I' how ll'Yil1QUl1!'llI'tIlllt'l11S SCCINU41,llL'41iIl11Ul lwsc faith in UN. It i9 l2ll'gIL'IX' lhrfmqh his vHm'ts 111:11 wc zxtiznincml our sxwccss, 16 CLASS PRESIDENT Robert Hedrick CLASS VICE-PRESIDENT .Innws Stonohzlvk CLASS SECRETARY .Ioan Dreishach CLASS TREASURER Gloria Smith vi 'lwif 'H E? CHARLES FINDRES Vocational Metal ' Fats should have gone out lor track as he lS always run- nlna lor the school bus. H1- thouqh he IS usually quiet ln school he can otten be heard ln 'llTl1l'1 llI1Clll9lSVlll8. Leather Club ll, THC Club 12. DHVID HUGSBURGER Hcademi: When Alley, Quarry Worker! lS he-ard in chemistry class, lt's surely lake Fllthough his lamlly moved to Fleetwood thls ye-ar, Davld stayed on to llnlsh school here Radio Club ll, Photography Vlub 12 MHRIFIN BHRTHOLOMEW Hcademic fllthouah she may seem qulet irl classes, hard-worklnq Mebby blossoms out as a lush thrush wherever the dance band ap- pears. Womens Cilee Club 10, 11, Mlxvd Chorus 9, 10, ll, 12, Dance Orchestra 11, 12, Class Color Committee ll BERTRICE BHUMRN Vocational Home Economics Beatle, the capable Home liconomlcs Club president, lS essr-ntlal ln the Caleterla When 'Beatle' IS absent, the rrlenu board ln the caleterla lS bare. Home llconomlcs Club 9, 10, 11 ltreasurerl, 12 lpresldentl, Womens Glee Club 11, 12, Mlxcd Chorus 10, ll, 12, Class Play 12, Caleterla Crew 9, 10, 11, 12, Class Prom Committee ll, Class Motto Commlttee 11, Torelan Correspondence Club ll Dramatic Club 12. HNNH BECK Flcademic That pleasant and ambltlous olrl wlth the llqht halr is l1BGClClE Her hardest problem 18 thlnklna ol a way to get out ot class--oslleclally homeroom srlelllna 'l'rl-111 Y 10, ll, 12, Llbrary F1s+ slstant 10, ll, 12, Play Hdver- llslna Committee 11, 12, Senior lllGllOYlGl Honor Society 9, 10, ll, 12, Foreign Correspondence Club 11 ltreasurerl, 12 lpresl- 'lenll MILDHED BENSON Commercial Millie is a rather qulet qlrl, but is always in the mldsl ot the lun. When you cant llntl her elsewhere, lust look ln the movies. Commercial Club 12, Dramatic Club 11, THC Club 12. DONHLD BITNEH Hcademic When Don comes TllSl'llflG madly down the hall, he stops everyone in slght, lor he knows everyone, and lS up on all the doings around school lvlen's Cvlee Club 9, 10, 11, lnll- Y 11, Mixed Chorus 9, ll, Track 9, 10, 11, 12, Cross-Coun try ll, 12, Caleterla Crew 10, ll, 12, Varsity Club 12 LEONHHD BUCK Vocational Drafting ll you want any PICHITSS taken, call UBllClClE?,H He's one ot thr- camera llends ot our class and a very eltlclent one, too Class Flower COmmlll6t' ll, Photography Club ll, 12 lpresl dentl. DONRLD BUZBY Hcademic Buz, an abstract - minded mathematlclan, IS one ol the- lnany likeable tellows ol our class Outstanding on the bas ketball lloor, he 15 also a valu- able high-jumlrer H1-Y 10, ll, 12 lvlcc--presldentl, Student Councll 11, Basketball 9, 10, ll, 12, Baseball 9, 10, Track 11, 12: Senior National Honor Society 9, 10, 11 twice presldentl, 12 Rifle Club ll, Gym Club 12 lrlresldentl HHROLD CRIN Vocational Metal Qlthough Oscar 15 one ol our smallest classmates, he can't be missed. He 15 a very carri- lree fellow and 1S always ready wlth some WlSf?ClOCk F. C. Q Club 10, ll, 12 Csor- geant-at-armsl Pllbllfflly Com' mittee 11, Sports Club 11, Var- slty Club 12 DONRLD CRMPBELL Vocational Drafting Soupy is always in the midst ol everythtncg, whether it be hom:-room iscussion, or Just looltna around. His main ac- tivity is that of managing F C Q Club 10, ll treporterl, 12 tsecretarY1r Recall Staff 12: 'lirack 9 lmanagerl, 10 tman- agerl, ll tmanagerl, 12 tman- aqerlg Cross-Country ll tman- agrirl, 12 tmanagerlz 'Typing Club ll, Boys' Varsity Club 12. THEODORE CHMPBELL Vocational Metal Haycock doesn't seem to have a care in the world. He is, however, quite studious and his name is usually found on the honor roll. l C.H Club 10, ll, 12 tvice- presidentlq Class Motto Com- mittee- ll, 'l'yplna Club ll: lloys' Varsity Club 12. QNTHONY CHRROL Hcademic Putt-putt-putt Here comes Hn- tony on his motor scooter waking everyone in Haycock as he leaves for school. Once hem, he wakes everyone with his sharpshoottng. H1110 Club 9, 10, ll, 12: Mixed Chorus 9, Boxing and Wrestlf ina Club ll, 12 ROBERT CHWTHORNE Vocational Drafting Bob is an ambitious fellow who comes to school here from Perkasie lle has been out- standing in several sports and as a sports announcer at our games. FCQ Club 10, Men's Glee Club fl, 10, ll, H1-Y 11, 12- Mixed Chorus 9, 10, ll, 12, Play Fldvertising Ccmmittee llp Basketball 9, 10, 117 Baseball 9, 10, ll: Senior Honor Society 9, 10, 11, 12, Dance Club ll lnresldentlp THC Club 12. LEONHRD CONWRY Vocational Metal Whether selling tickets or act- ing in the play, Connie is always on top. He is also a faithful worker at the class con- ccssions. F.C.Q. Club 10, Rifle Club 9, Class Play ll, 12, Model Flir- plane Club ll, THC Club 12. EDWHRD CHHNDHLL Vocational Hgriculture lf you hear a chorus of Bar- neys accompanied by femi- nine giggles, you know that Crandall, the truck farmer, has arrived, Here's to bigger and better cabbages, Barney. F.F.Q. Club ll, 12, Student Council ll, Mixed Chorus 11, 12. ROBERT CRONCE Vocational Drafting H new student at school this year, Bob is an all-round fellow, who likes tootball and basketball, and fun in general. Football 12, Radio Club 12. IOSEPH CYGHN f-lcademic toe, a loyal Rough Writer, helps keep French ll class alive with his humorous remarks. To show his serious side, loe is an able homeroom president. Leather Craft Club ll, Execu- tive Committee l2, Boys' Gym Club 12. MHTTHEW DIEHI. Vocational Ftgriculture Fishing, hunting, camping, and reporting for the F.F.Q.- Mat- tie's varied interests-keep him busy when he is not being mischievous. F.F.l3l. Club 9, IO, ll, 12 tre- porterl, IOHN DREISBRCH Rcadamic loanie, secretary of the senior class, is a busy girl. Whether in the field of sports or scholastics, she is right there doing her best. Tri-Hi-Y 10, ll, 12 ttreasurerl, Quaker Challenge ll, 12 CHC- tivities Editorlp Recall Staff 12 fPhotography Editorl, Executive Committee 11, 121 Class Officers 12 tsecretarylr Play Make-up ll, 12, Basketball 9, 10, ll, 12g Baseball 9, 10, ll, l2y Hockey 9, 10, ll, 12, Literary Officers 12 tsecretafylz Senior National Honor Society 9, 10, ll, 12 tpresidentll, Pennant and Hat Committee 11, Dance Club ll, THC Club 12. MURIEL EGNER Commercial Ouchl Who put these knit! ting needles on this chair? When you hear this, it's a sure bet l'Mickey's ' forgotten to take them with her, Of course, we just laugh, as we can't be angry with easy-going Mic- key. Commercial Club 12, Women's Glee Club 10, ll, 12, Mixed Chorus 9, 10, ll, 12, Dance Club ll, Knitting Club 12 Cvice-presidentl, LORHRINE EHRLINE Commercial Lets strike up the music, and go to a dancelu That must be Pee Wee She can also be heard expressing herself an the balcony at noon Commercial Club 12, Dance Club ll, Knitting Club 12. IEHNNE ETTER Commercial leanne is always losing or mise placing things anything from a textbook to a pencil. Her pastimes include skating and swimming. Commercial Club 12, Baseball 10, ll, THC Club ll, 12, MHRY EWHNIUK Commercial Blonde hair, Eyes of gray- That's Mary. Lead in our play. Bond ll, 12, Commercial Club 12, Library Flssistant 10, 11, 12, Recall Staff 12, Class Play 12, Basketball 11, Baseball 10, Dra- matic Club ll, 12 fpresidentl IOSEPH FISCHER I-lcademic Backstage loe is rarely found in classes, He has an unusual talent for strolling around the halls during school hours. Men's Glee Club ll, 12, Stu- dent Council 11, Mixed Chorus 11, 12, Stage Crew 9, 10, 11, 12, Recall Staff 12, Executive Com- mittee ll, Basketball 9, Class Prom Committee 11. WILLIBM FISCHER Flcademic Bill has earned his title of Smasher by the gentle way he handles his friends an the gridiron. He playsfor keeps, as any limping football player will tell you. Mixed Chorus 12, Executive Committee 11, 12, Basketball 9, 11, Baseball 10, Football 9, 10, ll, 12, Track ll, 12, Color Com- mittee ll, Varsity Club ll, 12. WILLIRM l-'LUCK Vocational Wood U1'lerb is a likeable fellow who believes in fighting Com- munism. On the side he raises chickens You guessed it They are Rhode lsland Beds' Bifle Club ll, 12 fpresidentl, Rifle Team 12 MRRY LOU FLY Vocational Home Economics Mary is an industrious student and she is an able assistant to Mr, Klingaman ln her spare time, she likes to dance Home Economics Club 10, 11, 12, Dance Club ll, Foreign Correspondence Club 12. GERHLD FOSBENNER Vocational Drafting Where theres food, there'S 'fFossie Managing and food, his passions, have guided him through these hard, hard years 1'.C.Q, 10, ll, 12 fpresidentl, Mens Glee Club 9, 10, 11 ltreasurerl, 12 fpresidentl, Stu- dent Council 9, Mixed Chorus 9, 10, ll, 12, Flmplitication 10. ll, 12, Play Hdvertising Com- mittee 12, Football 9 fman- agerl, 10 Kmanagerl, Il iman- agerl, 12 fmanagerl, Track 9 fmanagerl, 10 fmanagerl, ll fmanagerl. RENEE FRETZ Commercial Blazing red hair that rivals any stop light and the ambition to be a medical secretary desig- nate Benee as being an out- standing student-out standing in the hall when she should be in classl Commercial Club 12 fvice-pres- identl, Tri-1-li-Y 10, ll, 12 lpres- identl, Mixed Chorus 9, Quaker Challenge 11, 12, Executive Committee 11: Class Plays ll, 12, Basketball 9, 10, Hockey 11 fassistant managerl, 12 Cman- agerl, Tennis 9, 10, 11, 12, Class Prom Committee ll, 'l'l3lC Club 11 lpresidentl, Dramatic Club 12 isecretaryl. CYNTHIH GEHRINGER Rcademic Fllthough Cindy devotes much time to jobs such as baby-sitting, she still is able to follow our teams in all sports events. Some day she would like to move west and raise brown cows. Women's Glee Club 10, 11. 12- Student Council 10, Mixed Chorus 9, 10, ll, 12, Library Qssistant 12, Quaker Challenge ll, 12 tLiterature Editorl, Re- call Staff 12 flqctivities Editorl, Class Play ll, Play Reading Committee ll, 12, Basketball 10, Class Color Committee ll, Dance Club ll, THC Club 12. IRMES GERHRRT Vocational Wood Sniffl Sniffl That's the kids in school smelling the closet to learn whether 'iCurly has caught any skunks. Hts favorite outdoor sports are gunning and trapplnq Rifle Club 11, 12 tsecretaryl, Mixed Chorus 12. IOHN GERHHRT Hcademic Where there's life, there's lack l Fl new student last year, he immediately got into the swing of things by joining the cast of the lunior Play. in which he played the ornery old grandfather. Rand ll. 12, Rifle Club ll, Class Play ll, PldvertisingCom- mittee 12, Dance Orchestra 12. VICTOR GILBERT Rcademic Rnytime you see a gang of fellows walking clown the hall and talking about sports, you can be sure Vick is right in there putting in a few words for his favorite team. 1-li-Y ll, 12, Mixed Chorus 12, Recall Staff 12, Class Officers ll tvicerpresidentl, Basketball 9, 10, ll, 12, Baseball 10, ll, 12, Football 10, ll, 12, Literary Officers 12 fvice-presidentl, Class Color Committee 11, Sports Club 11, Boys' Varsity Club 12 tpresidentl, Executive Committee 11. IOSEPH GREY Vocational Wood loe is an outdoor fellow who likes to trap and hunt. He works hard and is one of our promising carpenters. Rifle Club ll, 12. RHY HHCKER Hcademic Ray is a country boy who hails from the outskirts of Milford Square, He can be seen driv- ing to school in his father's Ford or following the O. H. S, teams to the away games, for he is an ardent sports enthusi- ast. Cross-Country Club ll, THC Club 12. CHBRLES HHFLER Vocational Metal Pllthough Gizmo loves to work in the metal shop, his in- tentions are not to become a metal worker as you might sup- pose, but rather to help his father in his taxidermy shop. Leather Craft Club 11, Boys' Gym Club 12. KHTHERINE HHLEWICH Commercial Where there's smoke, there's fire, where there's laughter, there's Holly. She has her serious moments, though, and uses them to good advantage obtaining high marks. Commercial Club 12: Recall Staff 12, Class Motto Committee 11, Foreign Correspondence Club 11, Knitting Club 12. ROBERT HEDRICK Rcademic Rex, the class president, is as much at home on the grid- iron as he is while playing one of his instruments. Rex hopes to make music his career. Men's Glee Club 10, Orchestra 12, Hi-Y 10, 11 tsecretaryl, 12 tsecretarylg Student Council 9, 10, Mixed Chorus 9, 10, Quaker Challenge 11, Recall Staff 12 tHssociate Editorl, Executive Committee ll, 12, Football 9, 10, 11, 12' Track 10, 11, 12: Cross-Country 11, Literary Offi- cers 12 fpresidentl, Cafeteria Crew 11, 12, Senior National Honor Society 9, 10, ll ttreas- urerl, 12, Class Officers 11 lpresidentl, 12 tpresidentl. GLHDYS HEIMBRCH Vocational Home Economics Fl pretty and friendly girl is Gladys, who is found in the cafeteria keeping the silver trays filled. Home Economics Club 9, 10, 11, 12 fvice-presidentlj Cafeteria Crew 9, 10, 12, Class Flower Committee 11, Hiking Club 11, DONHLD HEISS Vocational Wood Beep-Bcrepl '1'hat's HS1lGSi' and hrs Creeper crulsing down the street. Hlways a lolly fellow, he 15 very handy wrth a hams mer and saw Model Club 11 fpresldentlg Rifle Club 12, Class Flower Commlt- 11.0 11 ROBERT HESSLER Vocational Hgriculture llurry up, lellowsl 'il-lessie's got another old bus running, hesldes being a cracker-jack rnechanlc, Bob lS an able homeroom presldent, FFR. Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Track 11, Wrestling and Boxlng Club 11, 12 ROBERT HEUCKEROTH Hcademic 'Bob, our future Mllton Canlff, kr-eps all eyes on the QUQKER C1iFl1.1.1fNGP Wllh hls lack Nee- rzl-r cartoons When Bobs not at the drawing board, he can be found working at the movres Quaker Challenge 12, Property Ccmmlttee 11, Class Prom Com- rrnttw- 11, Hadlo Club 11, THC Club 12, HRROLD HIETER Hcademic HGGbTlEl,H a loyal son of Spln- nerstown, IS a popular fellow and a good student, Harold, in addltran to making the honor roll quite frequently, flnds time for lllS hobby, photography Rand Sl, Photoaraphy Staff 10, 11 tsecretaryl, 12 tsecretarylf Hr-Y 12, Quaker Challenge 11, 125 llecall Stall 12, Executive Committee 115 Class Play 12: Play Qdvertlsrng Commlttee 11, Cafeteria Crew ll, 12, Senlor Natlonal Honor Society 9, 10, 11, 12, Hadro Club 11, 12. IERNNETTE HILLEGHSS Commercial Worklna on the school paper and the yearbook keeps lean- rrey busy, but she manages to stay on the honor roll. She can always be found telllng others the Cute sayings of hcl lrttle slster. Commerclal Club 12, Womens Glue Club 11, 125 Mixed Chorus 1U, 11, 12g Q H S. News 11, 12 fllssoclate Fdrtorlf Quaker Challenge 11, 12, Recall Staff 12 lSenlor Section Edrtorlg Play Pldvertlslnq Committee 12, Se- nror Natlonal Honor SOCIETY 9, lfl, 11, 12, Class Color Com- mittee 11g Invltatlon Commlttee 12, Dance Club 115 Press Club 12tsccretarylp Curtrs Campalgn manager 12. ROBERT HILLEGHSS Vocational Wood Bobby, anotlrer passenger ln that l'l.ongacle Bus, ls also a faithful part of the cafeterla crew Fllthouall he madr- fl late start, he has proven hrs ablll tres ln track FCQ Club lll, 11, 12, lltllf' Club 9, 12, Ql'T1tJl1llCGl1OYl 111, 11, 12, Track 11, 12, Cross-Country 12, Caleterla Crew 111, ll, 123 Woodworking Club 11 GEORGE HOFFMHN Hcademic Wlnd her up Buck, 1'1l get rn two hours of llylnq tlrne now, Flying for fun or flylng for a touchdown, Hoff IS always rn there Band 9, 10, 11, Orchestra 9, Play QdVertrsln7 Commlttee ll, 12, Football 10, 11, 12, Track 11, 12, Dance Orchestra 9, THC Club 11, 12 HLFRED HUBER Qcademic You can flnd lllfred lh many GCllVl116S, whether lt's rn thr- cafeterla or Mllforcl Square Every one remembers lrlm rn hls unforgettable role of New ton ln the lunror Play. Rifle Club 9, 11 Class Play 11, Hflvertrslng Committee 11, Yoot- ba119, 10, 125 Track 9, 10, Caff- terra Crew 9 lf' 11, 12, PHUL HUBNER Vocational Metal 'lrlaycockf' one of the lllunny men of our class, rs always ln the midst of the crowd, and srfends all hls lersurr- 1111112 playing jokes on hrs frlends 17' C 131, Club 10 11, 125 Mixed Chorus 11 Dance Cllrb 11, Metal Hrt Club 17 TERESR IONES Commercial l 1'erry IS a dark-halrefi arrl with soulful vyf-s Thouah sho rs a new glrl here this year, she has made herself a place ln the class Commercial Cllrb 12g Foreign Correspondence Club 12 UNH KHUFFMRN Hcademic Whats rn Saturday nraht9' 'l'hat's Shorty askrnq about the movres She's crazy about tht-rn, but hvr rnterests cover nrany lhrrras lrom rce-skatrng to actrna 'lkrd parts rn plays O ll S. News 11, 12, Hecall Stall 12, Class Plays 11, 12, Senror Natronal Honor Socrety 9, Ill, 11, 12, Dance Club 11: Press Club 12 KENNETH KEMMEHER Vocational Drafting Zoom m ml lasler than a ret plane, taster than a comet, that rs 'iKenny llyrng up Statron Hoad to make the 925 bell PCR Club 10, 11, Rrlle Club 9, Student Council 9, Model Qrrplanv Club 11 Cvrce-presv dt-ntl, Class Motto Committee 11, P1rotoc7rar'1ry Club 12 IORNNR KING Commercial lo rs orrv ol those happy-ao lucky airls with whom every- one can aet alona ll you ever want to lrnd her, just look lor a '45 Chevy convvrtrble Dunno the wrnter months, her mam ac- trvrty rs skrrna. Comrnvrcral Club 12, Lrbrary Flssrstant ll, 12, Mixed Chorus 11 tlfloll Takerl, Recall Stall 12 Class Play 127 Baseball 9 10, Hockey 9, 10, lnvrtatron Com- mrttee 12, Dramatrc Club ll, 12 DURELL KLINE Vocational Drafting Herr- comes l'Brrd speedrna alona rn The Grey Streak to rnakt- the 825 bell. Qs a clralts man or a swab rockey Durell wrll do hrs best 'l'rack lll, ll, 12, Dance Club ll, 'l'l1C Club 12 GLORIH KNECHEL Commercial Kneclrtls name rs qurte cor- rectly conrrr-ctr-d with an rnlec- lrous Cl1QC1lf', and aay sprrrt '1'1rrs can prove mrsleadrna however, as she ts cr capable carrrparan rrranaae-r and com- rnorcral worker. Corrrnercral Club 127 Women? Cleo Club 12, Mixed Chorus 111 11, 12, Orchestra 12, Quaker Challrrrrat- 11, 12, livcall Stall 12, Class Play 12, Property Carnrnrttcc 11, Baseball ll llancfr Orchestra 125 Senior Na tronal Horror Socrety 9, 10, 11 12, lnvrtatrons Cornmrttee 12, Dramatic Club 11, Crowell Col- lre-r Camparan Manaaer 12 BETTY KNELLEH Commercial Betty can be lound lauqhrna ancl having lun rn the balcony at noon, or traveling lrom room to room collectrna money as our capable sports carnparan man' aaer. Commercral Club 12, Womens Cwlee Club lfl, 11 12, Mrxed Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12, Recall Stall 12, Property Committee ll, 12g Play Fldverttsrng Commrttet' 12, lnvrtattons Commrttee 125 Dramatrc Club ll: Knrttrnq Club 12 lsecretaryl IOHN KNISLEY Vocational Wood 'llackf' an ardent sports en thusrast, rs much rnterested rn l?1uck's Garage and hrs success in the vocatronal wood course rn school. F C.H. Club lllg Sports Club ll, Varsity Club 12 CLRUDE KODER Rcademic MSonny may seem bashlul to persons who don't know hrnr very well, but he has proved hrs abrlrtres scholastrcally anal rn basketball, Basketball 9, 10, ll, 12, 'l'PlC Club ll, 12. CLIFFORD KRRUSS Vocational Metal Here rs a loyal supporter ol the TQC. 'lC1rll rs also a hard worker tor the class, havrnq partrcrpated rn sellrnq at con- cessrons and worktna on sev eral school publrcatrons PCR Club lll, 11, 12 ttreas urerl, Mrxed Chorus 11, Quaker Challenge 11, 12: llecall Stall 12, Play Hdvertrstng Committee 11, 127 Flower Commrttee ll, Pennant and Hat Committee 11, THC Club 115 Hrlle Club 12 STHNLEY KRECL Bcademic 'lPec1ro Krecl rs the comeclran ot our class When not trgurrna out new Spanrsh phrases wrth whrch to thrrll the arrls, he rs busy keeprnq scrapbooks ol many sports Hr-Y 10, 11, 12, Class Play ll Basketball 9, Track 9, 1U, ll, 12, Cross-Country 11 Kvrce-pres rdentl, 12 TQC Club 12 ttreas urerl MRY KHIGOR Commercial Fllthough May is the brunt ol many a joke, she always comes up laughing On a cold night May can be lound gliding up and down on the ice Commercial Club 12, Executive Committee 11, Publicity Com- mittee 11, Basketball 10, ll, 12r Baseball 10, 11, 125 Tennis 9, THC Club ll, 12. IHMES KRUSE Hcademic lim has a golden voice which has been put to very good use in the last few years, for he has sung in many choral groups, Rifle Club 9, 10, 12, Men's C-lee Club ll, 12: Mixed Chorus 10. ll, 12, Basketball 125 Football 10, 11 HQHOLD KURTZ Vocational Metal Russ's chief interest is mo- torcycles Look for him at the sound of the roaring motor and scraping floor boards, He takes the corners lastl FCH Club 10, Rifle Club 9g Radio Club llp THC Club 12 SIGMUND LEVIN Hcademic Wherever there's something go- ing on, you can llnd Sig, He has a talent for getting into many activities and even more talent lor getting out cl classes! Student Council 11, 12g Q.H,S, News 11, 12, Recall Staff 12, lfxecutive Committee 125 Class Plays 11, 123 Qdverllslng Com' mittee 11, 12, Pennant and Hal Committee 11, TQC Club llg Press Club 12 tpresidentl DRVID LONGHCRE Vocational Metal Scroechl Small but mighty Long- acre just stopped in time at lunlper Street on his way home from school His car is always crowded with the Spinners town Set FCF1 Club 111, ll, 12, Baseball 9, 105 Sports Club llp Varsity Club 12, ELSIE LOUGHRIDGE Commercial Did everyone have her soft- boiled eggs? Those were the words with which i'l'loney led her hockey team to champion ship. Commercial Club 12, Trl-Hi-Y 11, 12 tsecretarylg Student Council 9, llg Mixed Chorus 9, 10, 127 Quaker Challenge 125 Recall Staff 12 fSports Edltorlg Play lldvertlsing Committee ll, Baseball 11, 12 tmanagerlg Bas- ketball 9, 10, 12g Hockey 9, 10. ll, 12 tcaptalnlg Prom Commit! tee 11, TRC Club 11 lsecref tarylp Leather Craft Club 12 DOROTHY LUCKEY Commercial Dottie, who lS our able Stu- dent Council secretary, is a serious and conscientious stu' dent. 1-ler many activities and her dependability make her a worthy member ol our class, Commercial Club 12 tsecre' tarylz Womens Glee Club llp Trl-1-ll-Y 11, 125 Student Coun- cll 12 tsecretarylg Mixed Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12, Quaker Challenge 11, 12, Recall Staff 12, Property Committee ll, Prompter 12g Se- nior National Honor Society 9, 10, 11, 125 Pennant and 1-lat Committee 115 Invitation Com' mittee 12, Dance Club 115 Pho- tography Club 12 tsecretaryl, CHHRLES MQNN Vocational Wood Dutch, although he lives in Paletown, can usually be found in Quakertown He has many friends and a nice personality Men's Glee Club 11, 12, Stu- dent Council llp Mixed Chorus 11, 12, Executive Committee ll, ZHENE MHRCH Hcademic lrene seems to be a glutton for punishment-for she elected a second year of biology, Kidding aside, she is a swell girl who is particularly remembered for her performance in the Iunlor Play Quaker Challenge 125 Class Plays 11, Publicity Committee 12, Dance Club llg Dramatic Club 12: Play Make-up 12 tas- SlSlGH11 BETTY MRUGLE Commercial The qutet, efficient girl found with her nose in her book is Maugle, she's drawing her models again to get good train! ing as she hopes to enter de- signing school. Commercial Club 12, Student Council 9: Recall Staff 12, Prompter 11, 12, Play Qdvertis- ing Committee 11, 125 Prom Committee llg Foreign Corre- spondence Club 11 tpresidentlg Knitting Club 12. MHRY McGOUHNEY Commercial Corney, an active and lun- loving student, is credited with being a qood salesman, anil has put this ability to good use in helping sell at the football games. Commercial Club 12, Play Fld- vertistng Committee 11, 12: Flower Committee 11, Foreign Correspondence Club 11 tsec- retaryl, Dramatic Club 12 ROBERT MENSHK Commercial Bulls-eye Bobby is the pride and joy of the Commercial girls, the mainstay of the rille team, and a sprinter on the track team. Bille Club 9, 10, 11 ftreasurerl, l2fsecretaryl, Commerc1alC1ub 12 fpresidentlg Property Com- mittee 12, Publicity Committee 11, Track 10, 11, 12 lcaptainl, Cross-Country 12 fcaptainl, Ra- dio Club 11, Senior Handicraft Club 12 ftreasurerl FLOYD MILLER Vocational Wood l'lppa is one of the Whips in our class, and can be found either in his car or on the loot- balt field. Baseball 9, 10, Football 10, 11, 12, Track 10, 11, Basketball 93 Sports Club 11, 12: Student Council 11 RLVIN MOYER Vocational Hgriculture Hello, another honor lar F11- vtnl Hard work has put Qlvin where he is, in his clubs and on his laim, He sets a aood example lor all ol us FFR. Club 9, 10 tvicepresi- dentl, ll fpresidentl, 12 tpres- tdenti, Student Council 12, Flower Committee 11 RUTH MOYER Qcademic Ruthie, a likeable blonde girl, has a great many inter- ests. Shes a real sports en- thusiast, and especially enyoys dancing and ice-skating lfxecutive Committee ll, Dra- matic Club 11, THC Club 12. MILDRED MYERS Hcademic Hlthough Millie is one of the quiet members of our class, she is always ready for a laugh, and willing to do errands for the class, especially if it means dashing somewhere in her trus- ty Chevy, Typing Club 11, Knitting Club 12 LHWRENCE NICE Hcademic Bushman has spent many hours trying to solve the eter- nal mystery, Why do teachers always pick on me? Could it be that they see htm so little, they like to make the most of his presence? Rifle Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Recall Staff 12, Class Plays 11, 125 Play Reading Committee ll, 12, Cafeteria Crew 10, 11, 12, Mord- eling Club 11, 'THC Club 12. NHNCY PETERS Commercial Call at eleven or call at five, Pete is unpredictable and may still be in bed. However, wake her up, and she is al- ways ready for a laugh and a party, Commercial Club 12, Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12, Mixed Chorus 12, Quaker Challenge 11, 12 fFea- ture Ealitorl, Publicity Commit- tee 11, Basketball 9, 10, ll, 12, Hockey 9, 10, 11, 12, Tennis 9, 10, ll, 12, Pennant and Hat Committee 11, Photographv Club 11 tvice-presidentl, TRC Club 12 DONFILD REHM Hcademic Never a frown, always a smile. '1'hat's Don, the ladies' man of Q1-l,S. Between impressing the fairer sex with his adroit witticisms, and his job at Dim- mig's, he has no time to bother with worries. lvlen's Glee Club 10, ll, 12, Stu- dent Council 12 fvice-presi- clentl, Mixed Chorus 9, 10, ll, 12, QH,S. News 11, 12 fSports Eclitorl, Quaker Challenge 11 tSports Editorl, 12 CEditor-in- Chiefl, Recall Staff 12 tllssocie ate Ezlitorl, Play Reading Com- rireitteie 12: Cafeteria Crew PBULINE REICHENBHCH Hcademic Yau must have got a charge out of that! Yes, thats Pol- 1y's favorite expression. Leave it to her to keep you in a happy mood. Fldvertising Committee 12, For- eggn Correspondence Club 11, IOSEPH RHOHDES Hcademic llltya girls' somebody pass the tuna fish ln work, play, or any activity you will find Tu, rue' thoroughly enjoying him- sell Band 0, 10, little Club Q, Men's Glee Club 9, 10, ll, 12: Orches- tra 9, 10, Mixed Chorus 9, 10, ll, 12, Executive Committee 12: Class Play 11, Basketball 9, 10, Baseball 9, 10, Football 9, 10, ll, Prom Committee 11, Fldver, tlstna Committee 12 HHHOLD BICHTER Vocational Metal '11vrc is well liked by both boys and alrls. He played cenf ter on the tootball team, and was constantly pluaomq UP the line 1' C F-1 Cluh 10, ll tvtce-presr dvntl, Baseball 10, Football 10, 11, 12 Sports Club ll, Varsity Club 12 LORRRINE RITTER Commercial Blondie can be seen racing down the lall any mornino try-V ma to make that B25 bell, but almost always fathna Flttrac- tive and popular with her class- mates, she is also a good stu ttent f1Omm9lCIG1 Club 12, THC Club ll, 12 FRRNCIS ROEDER Rcademic ' Cookie is one of the good natured fellows rn our class, Hr- likes to slno and will cer- tainly be missed in Mixed Chcrus and Glee Club Men'S Glmt Club 10, 11, 12, Or- chestra 9, 10, ll, 12, Student Council 12, Mixed Chorus 9, 10, 11 12, Dance Orchestra 10, Pennant and llat Ccmmittee HICHRHD HOSENBEHGEH Hcademic Mljlflivi was the red-hatred, frm-ckle-faced kid in our Senior Play 'lrapptnq and huntmq are his favorite pastimes Hifle Club 9, 10, 11, Photogra phy Stall 10, 11, 12 ttreasurer1, 111-Yll, 12, Class Play 12, Base' ball 9, 10, 11, 12, Boxing and Wrestling Club 12, Cafeteria Crew 9, 10, 11, 12, Senior Na- tional Honor Society 9, 10, ll, 12 'vi' DOROTHY RUSH Vocational Home Economics Dottie, who spends much time in the caft-terra, is one of the little airls in our class With all her home economics train' Ing, she shoultl live happily ever after Home Economics Club 10, 11, 12, Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 12, Cafeteria Crew 12, Leather Craft Club 12 ROBERT RUTH Vocational Drafting Rat Eye is another sports en- thusiast of Q11 S. Hlways well' groomed and happy-qo-lucky he heads the list of our la- dies' men Rifle Club 10, llxecuttve Com- mittee ll, Football 10, 11, 12, Dance Club 11, 'l'QC Club 12 IEHNNETTE SQCKS Vocational Home Economics Here is Uleanntff' with the liqht brown hatr She can be heard complaining about her many aches and pains Her favorite pastime is skattnq at Menlo. Home Economics Club 9, 10, ll, 12, Cafeteria Vrew Sl, 10, 11, 12, Foreign Correspondence Club ll, Knitttna Club 12 DORIS SCHHNELY Vocational Home Economics No matter where you look around school you're bound to see herl '1Dod1e's versatility has brcuqht her into many ac ttvittes Many will remember her as 'iblorsztf' tn the Senior Playl Home Economics Club 9, 10, ll tsecretaryl, 12, 'l'r1-1'11fY 11, 12, Hecall Staff 17, llxecuttve Com- mittee ll, Class Play 12, Promoter ll, Cafeteria Crew 9, 10,12, Class Committee fliroml, Dance Club 11 PQUL SCHEETZ Vocational Metal Hunt is one of the smallest fellows in our class You can always see this speed demon on the track or on the football field FCF1, Club 10, 11, 12, llxecu- tive Committee ll, Hasketball 10, 11, Baseball 10, Football 10, 11, 12, Track ll, 12, Sports Club lsecretary1 11, Varsity Club 12 tsecretaryl. RHLPH SCHLICHTER Hcademic 1il1ll'lt one of olll' football lllllol-s, ls l-ssl-lltlal to the cafv tvrla Ho ls lust as lnuch at llolnv washlllq lilshes as on the alllilron We hate to lhlnk of hls alalluallna as the freshman lyllls wlll lost- lllvll' lllttill lllflu Clllll fl, 10, 11 12, 111Y lll, 11, 12, Basketball 9 Foot llall 9, lll, 11, 12, 'l'l'ack 9, lll, C:C11l'll?I'lLI Crew lll, ll, 12, Box- lllll anll Wlestllna Club 11 fVlCt7ltIA'r3ll1t'Illl, Hays Varslty Clull 12 HELENE SEITZ Commercial Holenl-, who 10111011 our class last yeal, comes lronl Souolel' ton 1110111 School She lS as un lllm-lllctalvlv as the weather anal always really for anythlna flOllllllf'll'l41l Vllllu 12 'l'l1C i'll.lr 1 1 , 12 DHNIEI.. SELI. Hcademic Danny, one of those- fall Sl lent mon ln our class seems as at ease at 1101118 on the lClI'lll as he llovs leadlna dlscllsslons 111111110 Illt't'ltllGS of the exllcu tlvl- Clllllllllllltd. Mlxllll Chorus El lll, 11, 12 lfx vcllllvl C:Ollllll1ll0tt 12 Phctoa llxphy Clull 11 llclilo Fluli llllwsllll-lltl 12 GEORGE SETMI-IN Hcademic lf you lll-al' the roar of cl plane alwovl- Ql1k1kt'lllOWIl or thu lllllll of a lol-ll spevdlllla llown Broad Strom-t that s Nlck l lle be lll-vos lll Uvlllllq places fast Ha- llkos anylhlnq 1l'OIll flYlIlG to lliilllllll lllfllo Club 9, lll, ll, fVlC6 l-ll-::l.lvll11,12, Photoql'allllyStaf1 lll lvlcvplwrsldvlltl, 11 lllresl- all-nll,' 12, Me-nls Glell Clllll' lll ll, 12, 1'1tY 1U, 11, 12, Student C:OllIlC'll El, MIXl'4l Chorus 9 lll ll, 12, f1Iltltll1lCGllOIl lll, 11, 12 lkllltllall 111,11 llnanaaerl Cale terla Crew lll, ll, 12 SGIIIOII NGllOIlL11 11OIlUI' Socll-ty 9 lll 11 lvlco l1l'C:lltlUI1ll, 12 CHRI. SHI-IFFER Vocational Rgriculture Whether Ill llls olflco as vlce lll---:alcll-llt of FFF1 or at hls farln, Carl IS at ease He lS :2lllC1Y1IlG harll to be a success llll fallnl-l' l'l'l1 L'1uh 51, 111, ll 12 lVlCC- pzmlslllvlltl BETTY SHUMHN Rcaciemic Betts lS one of those alrls who seem to be at home any whele Shes ht-lpell the class at many sports events and has selved on vallous colnmlttel-s ln her spare tlme she loves skatlng Mlxed Chorus 12, PllbllCllY Commlttee 12, Class Prom Com- mittee ll, Class Flower Com- mltfee lly Dance Club ll, Dra- rnatlcs Club 12 RNNH SIMITZ Commercial ln class f'131nn seems to thlnk that Sl1ence ls Golden, but among the HSPIHDQFSIOWU Set she has but few qulet moments. Comlnerclal Club 12, Recall Stall 12, Baseball 9, lll, ll, Dance Club 11 ltreasurerl, THC Club 12 lsecretaryl. IHCQUELINE SINE Vocational Home Economics l'lackle, as everyone knows, has a great IIIIGIESI ln horses and roller-skallng She can usu- ally loe seen dllvlng around ln a '41 Chevy Home Hconomlcs Club 9, 10, ll, 12, QdVElIllSll lQ Colnmlttee ll, 125 CGIHTQXTIG Crew ll, 125 For elgn Correspondence Club ll. DORIS SMITH Commercial 'fSmltty, an efflclent worker 1l'l the cafeterla offlce, IS one of the quleter members of ollr class, but somehow she always seems to be ln the lllldSl of the lun making Commercial Club 12, Hecall Staff 12, Play Heacllna Commit- tee 11, 12: School Hccountants ll, 12, 1-'orelgn Correspondence Club ll GLORIH SMITH Commercial Whenever you hear S-OlIlt'OI'l6' say, 1-low about llaylna your class dues, you can be sure lt's Smltty She IS an ener qellc person and partlclpates ln many acllvltles ln and out of school Commercial Club 12, I-1ll'1'Hl'Y 10, ll, 12 lvlce-presldentlp Stu- dent Council lll, Q.HS News 11, 12 lfldltor-ln-Chlofl, Quaker Challenae ll, 12, Recall Staff 12, Executive Commlttee 12, Class Officers 11 ltreasurerl, 12 ltreasurerl, Basketball 9, lO, 11, 12 lcaptalnl, Baseball 9, lll, Hockey 9, 10, ll, 12, School Qc- collntants ll, 12g Senlor Na tlonal Honor SOClE'lY 9, 10, ll, 12 lsecretarylr Folelgn Corw- spondence Club ll lvlcepresl- dentl. DORIS SNYDER Rcademic Yapity yapityf' here she comesl The girl with all the answers 'lStitches may talk a lot, but she's an alert, active girl and lots of fun in any crowd. Cheerrng 9, 10, 11, Mixed Chorus 11, Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12, Baseball 9, 10, Hockey 9, 10, 11, 12, Prom Committee 11, Leather Craft Club ll, TRC Club 12 WILLIHM STEICH Vocational Wood Mumb1es is a very quiet stu- dent, and unlike most fellows, he doesn't worry about the op- posite sex The fellows in shop think he's swell and find him willing to cooperate. Metal Club ll lvice-presidentl, Sports Club 12 IHMES STONEBHCK Hcademic U40-24. That's lim calling the right si nals both on the gridiron ana? in his dealings with his fellow students. Fl can- didate for a professional base- ball career, lim is certainly on the right track, Hi-Y ll, 12 ltreasurerl, Stage Crew 10, 11, 125 Mixed Chorus 12, Recall Staff 12 lSports Edie torl, Executive Committee 11, 12, Class Officers 12 lvice- presidentl, Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12, Basketball 9, 10, ll, 12, Football 9, 10, ll, 12, Sports Club 11, Varsity Club 12 lvice- presidentl. HHRRY STOTSENBURG Vocational Wood Harry will probably never be a virtuoso, but he can play a wicked piano, as he proved last year in the homeroom pro- gram PCR Club 10, ll lassisfant treasurerl, 12, Play Rdvertising Committee ll, Basketball IU, 12, Baseball 10, Football 12 lman- agerl, Sports Club ll Ctreas- urerl, Varsity Club 12 Ctreas- urerl IOHN STRHWN Hcademic Q yawn, and you have failed again lo make lohn laugh. But he's never bored playing foot- ball, which seems second na- ture to him, Rifle Club 9, 10, 11, 12 lpresif dentl, 1-11-Y 10, 11, 12, Mixed Chorus 12, Basketball 10 lman- agerl, ll lmanagerl, 12 lman- a erl, Baseball 9, Football 9, 18, 11, 12, Track 10, 11, 12: Boxing and Wrestling Club ll fpresidentl, 12 RUTH THRRNTINO Commercial Ruth will make a line secretary, for she is a good commercial student, In addition to being a speedy typist and stenogra- pher, she has found time to work on the Recall Staff. Commercial Club 12, Recall Staff 12, Foreign Correspond- ence Club ll, THC Club 12. IHNE THYLOR Rc ademic lust plain lane? Not this lane, who joined us her senior year. lf you see her running around school 1t's not because she's lost, but because she's gather- ing school news for her column in the Doylestown lntelligenc- er Quaker Challenge 12, Class lacy 12, Senior Handicraft Club IHMES TERRY Vocational Hgricultun The cry, Go east,young man, was taken un by lim, who came from Kansas last year. He has an interest in all class activities 1-',l7'R Club 11, 12, Class Play 12, Recall Staff 12, Mixed Cho- rus l2, Executive Committee ll. IUIJH THHTCHER Hcademic Sell-Perk's loss is our gain, lu1ie hopes to graduate from the Lansdale Conservatory of Music in the spring. She has plentv of school spirit and is usually ready for anything. Womens Glee Club 12, Mixed Cgiorus 12, Publicity Committee 1 . PHUI. THOMHS Rcudemic Our flashy halfback, Fleet- feet, can be found making an end run in football and earning his place on the R11 Bux-Mont team. When not playing in sports he is on the sidelines pulling for the home team. 1 lifY 12, Football lU, 11, 12, Track 9, 10, ll, Sports Club ll, Varsity Club 12 GERTRUDE TROXEI. Vocational Home Economics Gertie, one of those quiet home economics girls is rather shy, but likeable. She is not known to all of her classmates. but has made quite a few last- ing friendships. Foreign Correspondence Club 115 Knitting Club 12. IVR UNHNGST Hcademic Between the boogie-woogie jungle decoration of our Iunior Prom and, the eye-catching car- toons of the Leap Year Dance. lggie has found time to tame her paint brush and do all the pen and ink drawings in our yearbook. Tri-Hi-Y 10, ll, 125 Student Council 105 Quaker Challenge 125 Recall Staff tlilrt Editorl 125 Executive Committee 115 Class Officers fsecretaryl 115 Class Play 115 Basketball 9, 105 Base- ball 95 Hockey 10, 11, 125 Ten- nis ll, 125 Senior National Hon- or Society 9, 10, 11, 125 Prom Committee ll: Pennant and Hat Committee 115 Handicraft Club ll, 12 fpresidentl. WILLIRM VOGEL Hcademic ll you see a flash of lightning pass you, it's Bill ripping out into the hall to keep his rendezvous at the water foun- tain. Rifle Club 105 Men's Glee Club 125 Mixed Chorus 125 THC Club ll. DHWN WEISEL Rcadomic With all her fooling, Dawn really gets things done. Besides helping the class at games, she was instrumental in starting the famous Rough Writers. Publicity Committee 125 Prom Committee 115 Dramatics Club 115 Knitting Club 12. CHHOLINE WEISS Hcademic Snooksie, an ardent cat ad- mirer, is our hard-working Editor-in-Chief. Ftn exceptional student, she also finds time for an occasional joke. Women's Glee Club ll, 125 Orchestra 9, 105 Stu-dent Coun- cil 95 Mixed Chorus ll, 125 Quaker Challenge 11, 12 fHu- mor Editorlz Recall Staff 12 fEclitor-in-Chiefl5 Hdvertising Committee 115 Publicity Com- mittee 125 Senior National Hon- or Society 9, 10, ll, 12 ltreas- urerl5 Prom Committee 115 Dra- matic Club 115 Press Club fvice- presidentl 12. KERMIT WEITZEI. Vocational Wood Iunior is a veteran who came to our school as a sopho- more. He played many good football games for the Plmeri- can Legion team, and his voice is familiar as the announcer at the high school football games. DRWN WENHOLD Commercial Giggles and gum, they're typi- cal of Dawn! She is a friendly girl, and, in addition to school work, she has a flair for danc- ing. Commercial Club 125 Dramatic Club 115 THC Club 12. RUTH WHITE Vocational Home Economic! Whitey is a new student this year. In spite of her short time here, she helped the class many times at the football con- cession, and has joined several clubs. Home Economics Club 125 Dra- matic Club 12. WILLIAM WHITE Vocational Wood Willy, the radio engineer of South Third Street, is really a quiet, likeable fellow and is an expert at any type of wood or radio works. Radio Club ll, 12 fvice-presi- dentl. EMMH WHITNEY Commercial UEITIITIIEISVI the gal you'1l find wherever there's action. lf there's no action when she ar- rives, things soon start happen- ing. She's at home in any sport, especially sluggin home runs on the ball diamond. Band 10, 11, 125 Commercial Club 12 ttreasurerl5 Q.H.S. News 9, 10, ll fllssociate Edi- torl, 12 fSports E.ditorl5 Quaker Challenge 12 fSports EditorJ5 Executive Committee ll, 125 Property Committee 125 Qdver- tising Committee ll, 125 Student Council 125 Basketball 9, 10, ll, 125 Baseball 9,10,ll,125 Hockey 9, 10, ll, 125 Dramatic Club 11, 12 fvice-presidentl. RICHARD WIEDER Academic Sonny is usually found with his pal, Bill Vogel. l'le al- ways seems to be able to con- tribute to the general confu- sion of French ll Class. Cross-Country llg THC Club ll, 12. DHVID WILLIHMS Vocational Rqriculture Did someone mention football? There's Off Sides Davie in there arguing for the home team. He is also the able sec- retary in his homeroom. Mixed Chorus l2g Football 11. l2g Track ll, 12g Boxing and Wrestling Club llg Gym Club 12. WI-IHNER WITMER Hcaclemic Warner, better known as Ein- stein Ir., can usually be found in the library during the noon hour, brushing up on all the latest happenings in the world of science. Photography Staff 9, 10, ll, 12 Ipresidentl: Hmplification,l1,l2p Football ll, Radio Club ll Ksec- retaryl. 12. CHRISTIAN YI-IICH Vocational Hgriculture Chris might be seen zipping down 309 in his Plymouth or trying to sell you an apple at his father's stand. His favorite pastime is fishing. Rifle Club ll, 12 ftreasurerlp Motto Committee ll. MHRY YEHKEL Commercial One cannot be unhappy when Yeakel is around. With her hi- larious giggle she will soon have everyone in stitches. Her favorite pastime is riding her Eiiycle through the l-laycock i s. Commercial Club 12, Play Hd- vertisin Committee l2g Invita- tions Committee 125 Foreign Correspondence Club llp Dra- matics Club 12. RICHHRD YODER I-lcudemic One of the small members of the class, Mouse has a way of getting into the center of a conversation, especially if it's about hunting, photography, or his Plymouth. Rifle Club 10, ll, 12 Cpresideritlp Photography Staff 10, ll Ivice- presidentl, l2 lvice-presicleritlg Football Manager ll, Photog- raphy Club ll. HRTHUR YOUNG Vocational Wood Hn fakes his woodworking course seriously, and in his leisure time can be found amusing himself at the draw- ing board. 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H. 5. tall 1.30 of usl as freshmen, we were thrilled with the thought ol' eonting to high sehool. Soon, however. the thrill wore ot'l' and we were all down to work, dodging tests and waiting for our report eards. The activities ot' the first few months ot' our fresh- man yeai' eonsisted mainly ot' getting aequaiuted with our Classmates and the many laeilities ot' the sehool that were nlaeed there t'or our eonvenienee. I'n our first year we were unahle to win any sport eainpaigns, even though we were just uosed out in the hasehall eamnaign. However, this didn't eause us to lose our freshman spirit, and we kept on trying during' the remainder of the eanipaigns. This first year at high sehool was mixed with many humorous experienees and none of' us will ever forget our days in seienee elass with Miss Wein- berger. Her many helpful sayings will he remem- bered long after we leave Q. H. S. Our sophomore year at Q. H. S. was quite dilterent t'rom the first one, and we felt a little more at home when we eame to sehool again in Senteinher. Most ol' us were sorry that our vaeation was over, hut we soon got into the swing of things again and quite a few of the sophomores were seen earrying biology and American history hooks so that they eould show up bright and early t'or Mr. Strayer and Miss Neamand the next morning, It might also he good to note that during our sophomore year, more fellows than girls fainted in hiology elass when Mr. Strayer and his squad ol' hntehers hegan dissecting frogs and other weird ereatures of' the lower forms of life. The elass got their first real treat when they hoarded the Levy l'Ixpress one hright Saturday morning and headed forthe historieal eity of' Phil' adelphia, to visit the Franklin Institute. We visited the various points of' interest sueh as the l'laue- tarium and the Museum of Natural llistory where some of the fellows thought they reeognized some of' their long lost relatives. However, t'rom the re- ports that were eireulated around sehool the next week. it would he easy to helieve that a more en' joyahle lime was had on the huses than at the Institute. lt was during our sophomore year that the Mo inorial of Light idea was originated, and oui' elass donated to the eause from its treasury the sunt ot' one hundred dollars whieh was used to help ereet the light towers on the Alumni Field, It wa.: this year also that we won our lirst eampaign when we eame out victorious in the hasehall eampaign. The annual llux-Mont traek meet was held at Quakertown this year, with schools t'rom the two eounties eompeting in hoth traek and field events. Some of the eleetions that took plat-e during the sophomore year were the eleeting ot' the 1-lass oflieers and the ehoosing' ot' a elass adviser. Mr. Klingaman, one ot' the newer memhers ot' the fae- ulty, was a unanimous elloiee t'or adviser heeanse he had already done so mueh t'or our 1-lass, ,Xt the elose ot' our seeond year we ordered our elass rings and, at the same time, the girls hegan to line up the fellows whose elass rings they would like to he owning come next June. Glas: lh3to'zy Septeniher again! We hegan sehool for the eleventh tinie. Uur junior year was quite a nieniorahle one. We reeeived oui' rings and also ordered oui' pen- nants and eaps t'or our tinal year. We also chose a elass motto, eolor, and tlower. Septeniluer whisked hy, and witehes and the sniell ol' pnnipltins were in the air. The elass decided to hold a llaIlowe'en party, whieh seenied very suit- ahle to everyone involved, We niight add that the juniors got in very early the next inorning. As juniors we won our second eanipaign when we emerged triuinphant in the hattle ot' the hasliethall eanipaign. Next on the prograni was the Junior Play. The play reading' eoniniittee spent nineh tinie in reading' plays until tinally they decided on one ealled Spring Green. 'l'he play went over with a hang and everyone was grateful to Mrs. lihhert and the play east. t'or sueh a splendid pertornianee. Need- less to say. tht proeeeds front the play substantially hnilt tip the treasury of the class. No t'nrther events ot' interest took plaee until the tinte for the l'roni had eonie, when the fellows hegan to dress inore neatly and went out ot' their way to he niee to the fairer sex. The l'l'0lll, with Ralph lNloyer's orehestra, was a sueeess and everyone had an en' joyahle tinie. That dreaded day, the opening ot' sehool eanie again, hilt Cllllllllpl haeli to sehool this year wasn't unite so ditlieult as it had heen in the past, for all ot' us knew that this would he the last and surely the niost eventful year ot' our sehool life, The tirst thing we did was to re-eleet elass otfieers, with two ot' the otlleersi the president. llohert Iledriek, and treasurer, Gloria Sniith, staying on the exerutive stall' t'or the sem-ond year. Sports hegan to take the spotlight at Q. ll. S. and the football squad was now working well after spending two weeks at training' eanip, The teani eonipleted the season with a record of six wins and three losses, a reeord good enough to land it in third plaee in the tinal standings. l'onenrrent with a sueeessful foothall season, the Quaker Lassies eanie through the season with only one defeat to heeonie lloeliey l'hanips ot' 1947, the tirst tinie this honor had eonie to the sehool sinee lit-ll. For the Senior lllay the play reading eonnnittee ehose the popular A ltate with .Indy '. This play inarlied the end ot' the reserving of seats for plays. No niore nights will he spent in t'ront of Ilillegass's drug store waiting for the dawn's early light. lflven though we were hrealiing in a new style of tieket- selling, the play was a sueeess and i'an for four nights. lt was in this play that a new star was horn when llarold llieter, thought hy all to he a eheniist. turned erooner and wooed his girl. .Iudy. Sonie ot' the many things that will he ronienihered after we leave Q. ll. S. will he the niany tests ht-stowed on us hy Bliss Neaniand and the niany pep talks ot' our adviser. llr. Klinganian, whose seriousness was niixed with sneh expressions as llenn-niher the Manta! Mareh eanie around and with it eanie the annual senior trip, CLASS HISTORY An exeited group ot' one hundred twenty-eight seniors and Mr. Klingaman, Miss Neantand. Miss Platoff, Mr. and Mrs. Neidig, Mr. Strayer. and Mr, Wisneski left hright and early on Wednesday. March 17, in three huses hound for Washington, ll. F. After a mad seranihle for seats in whit-h Herhy Witmer found himselt' sandwiched among tive girls, we all settled down for a long ride. We ate our luneh at lialtimore and then journeyed on to Anna- polis. The boys estteeially enjoy- ed the complete naval equipment. the huge gymnasiums. the two indoor swimming halls and the beautiful buildings: however, the girls also found points ot' inf terest. Arriving at the Hotel Continen- tal, we unpaeked and went to din tier in the hanquet hall where we were honored to have l'ongress- man and Mrs. Frank liiehtenxval- ter as guests. That evening we left for the theatre to hear a eon- eert, Musical Ilepreeiationu with Spike Jones and his t'itv Slick' ers. Our first tour Thursday was to the Bureau of Printing and En- graving. Sinee we eouldn't get very Close to the thousands ot' hills. we didn't mind when we had to leave for the I'an-Ameri- eau Building and the White House. .. ,... . Driving through XlI',T,llll2l utter lunch, we explored sueh histor' ieal nlaees as the Lee Mansion. Arlington Cenietery, Amphi- theatre. Tomh of the l'nknowu Soldier, and the Washington es, tate at Mt. Vernon. In the evening we wandered through the heautiful and stately Congressional Lihrary hefore moving on to the iinpressive sim- plicity of the Lineoln Memorial. Our last stop hefore suaeks at the Hot Shoppe was the National Airport. NVe began Friday hy visiting a Franeisean Monastery. and the CONTINUED yvt nntinishvd St. Alhan's Na- tional t'atlwdral. Oni' hnsvs also drove past thv Zoologival Gill dons and the l'llllll1lSSl0S. 'l'hat al'lm-rnoon our first stop was thu llvpartinont of Jnstivv. Al- most vwryoiiv was fascinatvd hy tho ill0l'0llgllIl0SS of I . IS. l. l'0' svarvli. Following' our visit to tho Snprvnio Court Building, wtf niado a toni' of the Uapitol, W0 worn fortnnatv that the Svnatv was in svssion that day. Aftvl' a tlivatro party and the- llot Shoppe, a few of the stil' dvnts wont to slvvp for tho i'0st ot' the night. 'l'h0 othvrs wore vm-ry tirvd whvn thvy had to start drvssing at six-thirty the follow- ing inorning. Much ot' intvrost l'F'lll2llll0fl to hs' sovn on Saturday inorning. .Xl- thongh soniv took the elvvator, inany ot' tho stalwart seniors trndgvd np tho RHS steps to thi- top of tho Washington Monu- invnt. We' found innvh ot' inter' 1-st in tht- Mvllon Art Gallvry and tho Old and New Mnsvnins. The Sniithsonian Institute had thv nnaniinons approval of Tho l,oyal Ordvi' ot' tho Ahstravt lXlind. With soino rvgrvt that oni' foni' days had passed so qnivkly. we hadv t'ai'vwoll to Washington. Slightly hoarse froin singing on tho hnsvs, we stopped several hours latvi' for lunch in Phila- dvlphia. Wo :iiiivml at Q. H. S. Vatlioi' tiiw-d physivally lint willing' to go havli iininodiately for niore of Washington, ll. F, Only thi- l'i'oni, l!am'4'alanrn-atv. and that :ill-iinportant day, Coni- iiiuin-viiiviit, rvinain to lwooino part ot' our high school vxpvri- 1-lim-. Yvs, our days at Qiiziliov town lligh School are nearly ovurg hut, as we go our separate ways, we shall always l'9lll0lllllt'fl' thi- trim-nds and toawliws whoni wo lvariiod to know so well. E 5 I I 3 5 ,aw-A X Q O O 14 a tl va tl e 5 Herein is depicted our v ' t'l' ' T CISZI 1 ity. VY e have knowingly left no stone unturned in our co St. t ns 'IH striving to bet- ter ourselves and our school. We should like to feel that our efforts, realized or not. shall be some small in- spiration to those who follow. . 'Ax Q, yi if 1, ,nw .r:.+.f2A-, . nt- -, ,, my snffaf, . . X Q!! W mn ,L 2 .-gg if 455. 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SPORTS EDITORS l.1-fl 11- lliprhl I1 llmnnl, N. Whilnvx NEWS INTERVI IM-t'I, to hlglt XIIISSU, IC. XX hl Mr. XYisll1 11 llnrlh. ASSOCIATE EDITORS In-ll In hi hi 1'r'wxxIl11-I' I ll pgrlss. .l'. Nl! Q.H.S. News Staff f'N4I'l'fHl' fl! l'flI'4'f.' tllurizm Smith ,l.vxm'n1l1' l1ffl!m'.v,' Vlrmxvs Smilh, lla-ungv t'1'mx'Ilu'1', If-:mm'11c llil In-gms .S1f'U7'l.S' lx'rfm1'fw1'.v.' IZIIIIIIII XXl11l11cAx', llmmlfl Iiuxmm, l3111'1'uIl HZIVIIKII lX,1'f'4?VfL'l'J'.' xlillllik' lllllllli, Vhclw XXvt'iSll1l1ll', -lunly XX'ciss, lvllil li:1ui'I'111:u1, illm'i:1 SIl4ll'lll1lliR'I', Siglllllllll lx- xi11,Rulwl'1 l.cigl11.lI:n1'1'y 1xl'lIlI, NI:1r1ly11 Rvlllllllg my .XIYHIIH llnsslvr, Rlllll CIHIICII, l.m'clI:1 Knclllillc, 1QIm'i:1 .lulu1sm1, l.m'1':nim- 4lu1'l1zu'I, Silllyll fgflllll NEWS INTERVIJ l,--tt lu hl Ill Sblllivlllm-l', I II1 guss, l'. 'I'lwm lx dvgli-i4 effiewx 41,4 ii x 'C , x 3'-12' f it 'x y. f ! 4' f , 1 . . N -- Yin Q 493 -W J mv ' 5 s Q' WH? ,ff ' f 4 xg, Y 'VTIIHSMVFH E ,-sil 'f' ACTIVITIES EDITORS 1.1-1'1 111 1ii1.:A111: 111 XX 1111111-X, .I. 1111-is11:11'11 ll. 1'1'11u1111-1'. H. N1-uf 111-1-1,12. S111i111. STENCIL CUTTERS l,1'1'1 111 li1p:111: 11 1.111'1u'5. 11. 1xll1'1'111'l, .1 111111-gums. l1l1l111 111 1 11111 11111111111 111-11111 11111X11111111 11 11111111 XX111s11z1111'. 11 ,Q-1 .1111i1' Wviss 1111111111 111111 1111lN111111 111111111 S111i111. Nl 11111 11111111 XX11111111 1-1111 ,111 1'l'l1XV111f'l' 111111 W 11111 1 1111111 111111011 1111111111 1111111111 1X11l1NN 11111111 Nl'l1'l'11 1 1 11111 1 11111111 11111111111 1111111 K11:111ss xx 11111111 11111111z111, .I11z111 111 1,11 1111 1,111 Is 1111111111 11'1'111x 1 1111111, 11111'11111y N lldys S1:111ff1'1' 1l11111111n11,1l111ls 11111x11111 XX 111 11111 1111111 S111111-1' 11111111111 51111111 M N111 1111111 19111111 1111 Xlw X111 11111111 11 I:l't'1il11' l1'11 11, XX'z1i11- MIMEOG-RAPHISTS 1. .. 1 . ,- 1.1-1'l 111 1lip:11l: ll. N11111l11 1 Xxllllllzl 1. S111111-r. HUMOR EDITORS MIMEOSCOPISTS .' .. - 1 - , .1 ,., . 1. . 1 , .. 1 . 1. 1 I ll 111 1 11111111111 I 11111 XX 1 x I I1 ll 1 1 Il 111'l11 Y l'1-1111 1' 1111111 1111! X11111x STUDENT COUNCIL I 1'1 111 Night, l i1's1 111111: l'. II:11'1I111111l111-w, IC. XY1l11I'I1'5'. .1. Muslim. 11. II1-11111. IJ. 11llK'1i1'j'. .I. N1-1111:111, .l. N1:1111N I 1111 1-111111 1:11111 12 Ki111,:'. Il. 1'1'11w1I11-1', S. 111-vin, F. R111-111-1', li. 1,1-115111, 11. SI1111-11111111-1: XY. x1Xl'1'24. Mr. 1i1l1111-1'. 1111111 121111: XY. 111-1111111131-1111. 1511111-r. I1'. 1X11l1?1C1IUXYS1i1, Ii. l'1j'III1'1'. I.. lll'1'S4 , .l. SK'll11X. 1'. '1'111111-. J. 11l14'11l'l', 1 1Ill111'I'. The Student Speaks 1111- 5111111-111 L'1111111'11 1s 1111- 111g11 s1'1111111's Sy1l11J1l1 111 111-111111'1'1111y. 11 011111111-s 1111- S111111-111 1111115 111 111111111111 111111 1111 11111111 111 111161111115 11111 11111111 '111 1 11 II 1 1111 111111111 111 1111111 1 , . , .. . ,., U. 1 5 1 1 1 . 1 ' ' 111 1-111'11 111-01111 1111-11111133 rg-s11s11.' -S - 1'- -1' .III11 1.111111111 Lll11HI11LlL11 1111- 1lI't'S111L'111. .1k'ZI1l 1X11lS111I. C111l11l1C1S 1110 1111-c1111g 1111111111 1111- 111111'11 1WC1'11I11 1111 711110511111 -111111-1's 111. 1111- 11111111111s11'11111111 111111 Il 10111111-1' 1111111-11 11s 21 53111-st 1111- 2l1XYZlf'S 111'cs1-111. '1i1I1'1'L Ill .11s11 S1lI11CI11 11-111-1-s1-1111111v1-s. 11111- 1111111 1-111-11 1111111c1'1111111, 1111c1111111g 011111 1111-1-1111g. K1:111y 1111111111 SlIggl'S111l11S 2l1'1' 11111110 111111 111'11111c111s C11-1111-11 1111 111 111cs1- 1111-1-111115. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS I 11 111 11114-1111 .I, Nl:1s1i11, ll. 1il'2llII, IT. 1.110111-y. .I. N1-i1111111. I fi 1111' 8111110111 Q'1111111'11 1111-1's1'1-s 1111 11111111c111111111111110Q1111111-1'111x1'11 1111511 SL'1I1J01 111111111111111c. 11 s111111s111's 1'1-1' 111111 111'1J'1CC1S, s11c11 11s 1111- XYZI1' 111' 11111111 1:l1lI11 111111 1X11IX'1C 1,1'1I'1t'i'1l11 17111111, 111111 0111111011111-S 111111 C1111lN 111111 1111- 1J11'ICl' 1111111118 111 SllC1I 1'11111 11111g11s 11s '1q11l' S1-1-11s 1111' 171'1C1111S11115 111'1x'1-. 1111- 5111116111 C1111111111 1111'111s 1'11111 11111'tccs 111 111111- 1'11111'g1- 111- :1ss1-111 11111-s, 1111111-1111 1111111'11s, 111111 111111-1 III2l11l'I'S. BULLETIN BOARD and CALENDAR COMMITTEE . Y. In1'l'1II1I IrIIIll'I' I1-:ul Xlutlls -luyvv Scullx' Il1'11'l1-Q II'lI'lI11?IlTll 1 . 1 XX lllmm KIM-rs ICXX IVHHHI SIQIIIIIIHI l,1-1 in, Ulm' l1lll1vllxIll N K. lwxm I 41-u 111-xv 1 I ll Hurt Imlur 111-r. II. NI liil LOST and FOUND COMMITTEE Iilwrizl SIl1K'IIlIlIil'I' lIl1'I'. L'l1uf1'1111n1 Il:11l'1' Iulllv I'1'1'1l KI:1l:wI1mxsk 1'.x'x1ll1i:1 King All 411 X A. Inmlu-1'. In Jlzllzl- 1-huu skl, Nlr. KIIlIl1'I'. 1 In p., 1' 'l'111ll1 '11 wx, in H115 QIJII S. ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE 1ilzx1Iys SIIIIIITUV, 1'fnm'11r1111 I'Il'1lllk'IS IQIIUIIILIQ .Xlvm Kluym' If11Ir1'l'I I.1'IgIIl -Imm I71'1'1slm1'l1 1111111151 I:l'Ill'lIlQfL'l' Nllllfj' lIvl11l1'i1'ks Ki1'I1111'1l 511u11'lv:11'k I,1'II In IIl5.:'IIl' X 1-1' If' lim-1I1fl' 1' ll'l'vl'. Il. l,1-ight, SAFETY COMMITTEE lQc1v1'g'1' LAI-IIXYIIIKXI-, I-fltlllflllrlll I.u1'1'lI:l R1-csc Iillllllil, XX'l1i1111'y' lQ:l1vulL lynn-1' YIUZIII IQ111'1l1'l' II 1Il:11'1l IIl'llIIll1g'l'l' IJIIIIVS Url In-fl ln Night: First Huw: .l. Hl't.1F.1'1'1m- Illvr. I.. II1-1-sv, li. XYhiln1-y. S1-1'1wn1i Hmm: J. lim-4 111-V, Il, I'IXlll1'l'. Mr. 5 Alvimm.-1-, xv. 1:-'nf X rlimgw-r. ii- - s ,Q -5 iii - ,. .e. - ,,,, - zj.. ' 1 1 ,N M QU . I . - I 5 1 as-.' 1 -..... , F g ,y-. 2.12 . ,.v.,.., ,. 4 SPRING GREEN In-t't tu Right. First llow: U. 171-l1t'im.r1-r, Ii. Hvttricli. Ii. Nice. l'. Kdlliilvlllllll, .I. 151-rhart. S1-1-mul Now: Ii. Iil'lI4'IU'I'UIII, tl. Km-elim-I, ll. Iiuekey, Ii. I+'l'1-tz. A. Hulu-r, S. lit-vin, I. I'n:1m.z'st. S. Iirt-1-I. I-2. Svlim-i1l1-r. .I. lilmzult-s, I. March. I.. l'tlllXV2lX, IC. 1IIlllKl'l'I. B. Mfllliilv. ll- S1'IH1t11'lX- Thc:t's Your Cue 'lihere was nothing so thrilling and exciting as giving the junior l'l21y, 'Spring tiiweti-, even though we were shaking in our boots since this was our first chance to thsplay our KIIYIIIIIIIIC ahihty. The play had :1 successful run of four nights and brought quite 21 few laughs to ereryttite. Newton riilltili, il shy, teen-age hoy, lacking in eonticlenec, is interested in raising 0ZII'IiIlX'UI'lllS against the wishes of his father, Nlajm' Michael 'l'ocI1I. In spite of his lore trtmnhies, N1-wtott. with the help ot' Nina Cassell, ox'ei'con1es his shyness and succeeds in raising ztrst-nic-t'esistant l'1lI'IillX'tlI'lllS for the IIIIIIUIIS woriti expert from Texas. The Cast of Spring Green .Yum l'r1x.w1'll .... Cynthia Gehringer T. Xvvrtuni 'l'nfIfI .... ,... .1 Nlfred I-Inlwi' .Ur-Y. I-'ltllllllt' .. 2 ,..---. RQH96 FTGIZ lfum Hufr'l1l1'is.v .......,.. .... I Barbara Sehneider N 5l W'-V- 71 ff -wwvvfff Ulflfilkiglfwlalt Hr. httfher liloflyeff ......., I.a.wrence Niee .llr. ufnunr ..., .... 0 II er lar 0 -i I, U! H NWS-.mmnd Levin 'lwlny Vuxxvll . ..... Irene March in ty H ' W M' 2 Billy ,...,, .... .... ..,. .... .... ,... S t a 1 1 l ey lx reel l'inl.-iv ,t :ws Elaine Maugeri , Hunk Hmm, wiilloseph Rhoades lruizzpfvrs ..., ,... B etty Mangle, Doris Selianely mm, HH,'f.,'A.iSS VQQV --vi L eonard Conway .llukv-up .ttssisiunl ....., ,......... ...., ..,.. J 0 2 IH Dreisbaeh H,-,,',.,-i,,,-V ,1,,,,,1x V A.,, ,A,-- Iva Uuangst PT01N'Y'f.Il . Dorothy Luekey, Robert Henekeroth, .llujnr .lliwltvtrl Tmld .. Robert Hedrick Gloria Kneeliel, Betty Kneller IH BEHIND THE SCENES OF SPRING GREEN DIRECTOR OI' PLAY Mrs. llllvlwrl In-fl In liiprhli li. ll4-drivk, U. 1:t'Ill'illL.Z'l'l'. A. Huh:-r. ln-fl In liighli H. l rm-iz. .l'. llvrhnrl, l'. KuuI'l'm:m. : if S. NK X S : lf' '. Y 50 BEHIND THE SCENES OF A DATE WITH JUDY H. liusvluln-1'p.:'1-1: Mrs. l'IN-wrt IA-fl IH Right: lfirsl Ruwi ll, Iil!S1'Illl4'l'j.1l'l'. K. I 1w-lz. li. Muugvri. -wmfl Huw: J, 'l'l'I'l'j', llilllllllili, I. . 'hz IA-ft In llighl. Ifirsl Huw: .l. I1I'4'ISllIll'h, It Aliillgllh IF. I.uckn-y. IG XYhiIl11-y. Sn-vuml Ilmx: .l. l-'isz-In 1-r.I-2. Km-Ile-V, li. M1-11 sa k. i i if F i i A ,,X, 'Lael wt Q an tm . H A DATE WITH JUDY I.:-t'l lu Night, First Huw: lt. liost-l1lw1'1:t-tx .I. 'l'4-rry, .I. 'I':lyl01', M. Ewaniuk. St-m-mul Huw: .l. King: IC, Mnttprvri. l.. Vnnwzty, Ii, Nice, H, llivtvr, It. Schamtly, li. Bnuntan, tl. Krivvltel, R. Fri-tz, 5. In-vin. l. lxrlutlntztn. A Date to Remember The senior class chtl it again! XXX' sold enough tickets to present 'IX Dutc with -hitlyu four nights. in spite ut' the hztnclicztp ut' changing the systvin of the resciwzttimi of tickets. The critics ztpproveci uf the play :ts 11 cut t't'mn thc rntliw show, HA Date with blticiyf' The x'ix'z1ciut1s, tccn-ztgc blitily l r1stcris:1lwz1yS cztget' to try anything rmcc. Although She is the cnttsc ut' iiL'l' t':1tlic1 s ht-ing cztllctl Kissable-I.ips I ustci', hcl' llI0liR'l S heing called Z1 higznnist, :mtl het' mix-np with her hnyfricmi, Ougic Pringle ,the curtztin ciesct-ncis on Z1 happy fznnily which has its pmhlctlis snlvcil tm' the time living. The Cast of A Date with Iudy ,Indy lfvmlwr ,,,,,,,, Mary Ewanink lfluisf' Hufrlllfiss ,,,. ,,,.,,,, .,,, D 0 ris Schanely ,114-Irin lfostwr , ,,,, ..,.. I znnes Terry Jlrs. Sr'llI1fIzl1111nm1'r' .....,........, ..... I Elaine Maugeri Imm I oxlf'r , ,,,. Jane Tuvlot' ,t,f'.I'f1Il'fI ,1lf'rf'1IifI1 0'l'onnf'r ..,. Leonard Conway Ifurnlnlplt Ifosfva' ., Itichard Rosenberget' Nllsif' . .... t,t, ..., ,A., ,,.. .... U 1 1 a K auffnmn Hfntnuh ,.,, , ,,,, ,.,. J oAnnzL King lffulio .iIlIlfIIllI!'f'I' .,,. ..,.,... ..., ,,... 1 , a wrence Nice lim-bam U'ilI81ll'lt'4'f ,,,, Gloria Knechel Pl'UIll1!Tl'l'S .,...,,....,.... Dorothy Luckey, Betty Mangle Unuyif- Pri,ng1If- ,,,, Harold Hietex' Jlfllrf'-up , .. ,, ,. ,.,, .... .I oan Dreisbach .llilzi Hartman ,... .... I lenee Fri-tz It-tssisfrlnfi .... ,,,, ,.............. ,...., Y Y I rene March .1lr. .tlrzrlinrlulv Jlrs. Hfrfrltlfiss ,,..Sign1und Levin ,, Beatrice Bauman I'ro11r'rly .....,,,,.. ...... I imma Whitney, Betty Kneller, Robert Mensak JI. HW: Sl ruuss. ,. . . n f . . XVI-ISm'l', XVI-nImI4I. SI-4-mul Iiuw: .l'. Iligpzn- Imtlmn. S. XVI- iss, I,imiIn-rg. .I'. 4.lmIvl'. Q. H. S. BAND In-It to Rixrhi, First, Iluw :mul I' Ihlu I C. . '2 '. I Inqulnlzx. Ii. IIZIIIIUS, I' Millor. U. Kill-, XV. I'Il'4I man. Ii. IIUIIIIIIIIIIII, X' Mvusv. Il. Ihmlh. I'I..IuIl1 son. Ii. Imms, I.. Zinrzl NI IINKIIUI' 4' l'vg ux l l uImn-r, It. Imwis, Ii. 'I'urnn-r, I-I XYIIIIIIPY. Mr. Kunklw-. Iuiila, XS. I,unp.:. J. livr- Imrt. Ii. Van Auke-n, H H1-l'l'oss. II, Shvlly, I' W4-nm-r, Ir. Iiupvrl, 4' Shvlly, Ii. I,:uuIn-nslsurvl' I'. II'm-kmun, .I', Kunmlm-I. 'I'I1ir1I Row: IH. Ilurnv. I, Ii:-1-sv. U. 'I'uckvl', IG. Kvi- ywr, XY. 4II'!lII4'I'. IG. .XI'I'I4-V- Inuh II H1-nry. 'I', Rus- 0IIIN'I'I.Z'1'I', XV. Sha-Ily, I! IG. 1l:ulp:'Iv1'. .I A. 5IllIlIIl'I'. I.. Ii:-iz, J. Iamxivxtu. W. My- 1-rs, t'. AI4'I'l'LIIIII, Brass, Batons, and Basses QIIIIIQUTS iight, Iighl, tight, fm' clczu' old l1igI1'!ftImt's thc Q. II. S. Iizmfl wumling MI' In thc tum' Ut ilu- m-xx' sclmul snug INIV. Iiunklc has written for us. Ilw Imnfl Ima IIIL'l'L'1lSCfI 'I'l'ZlIIX' in size, Imc-iw II11- I:11'ffn-sl IIISIYIIIIICIIIZII 'I'IlII I in thc Ilislwrx' ut thc- N . rw Tw 3 , NI! I IN! . II III'1lX'IIICSIIIIICII pep 'xml CIIIIIIISIZISIII, 1'cmIc1'111g1 :I IITIIIIZIIIIIB' CoIu1'C4I rhsplzly ut IIIIISICIII IzIIc11l. IIN' Imnfl, drum IIIZI.IHl'L'IIL'S, :mel Hag Imczmrcrs :III COIIITIIIIIIK' to the cxhilnil. II fullmmwl thc foul- IIIII ICZIIII InCx'c1'ygzIl1Im'-f-:IIIlmllvzmclzlwzly. The I1zmfI also IJIZIXCCI :lt Is:1sI4ctImII QIIIIICS, OIICI'IIIg' IIN sum NIIIIII . I . . lI1c pzlrzullng :HMI INYITIIIIQ of IIN' drum 111:1jm1-tics C1lIIII'IIIIIICIIIUCII Imvzxrcls thc I'11t0rtz1i11l11v11I. DRUM MAJORETTES IwI'I In IIig'IllZ II. IA! I . Ilulhmuml. IC. JuImsun. XIV. Kunklm-. V. M1-:Isl-, I fl I I1 IIHUIII 4IlI'1 l . . IILZ' I- II- li ts Q. H. S. ORCHESTRA S1-:111-1l. 1.1-1'1 111 Ilighli li. II:1II111:111, .I'. Muslim. Il, III-111'y, I.. I-'1-11s11-1'111:11-I11-I'. II, 1'1'u1l1l1:1l111-I, H. SI:111I'- I'1-1', II. H1-1Il'i1-IC, 11. K111-A 1-111-I. S. XX'1-iSS. XX'. li1-11- 11i11g1-1', 'I'. II1-ist. li. X':111 .X11I11-11. ,I, II1g1.:1-11I1111111111. II. II11Iv1-1'1s, .I'. I-'11I1111-1'. XX'. I'11'1I111:111, IXl'. I-'IF1-I11-1'. , IP. l.i111II11-1-14. 1, 1 X-141111. XX'. I,11111.:, II'. S111-Ily, I'. XX'1-11111-1'. .l'. 411II1l1'I', I.. I:11111i111:1, XX'. S111-IIX'. II. lI'1-111'y, Il, II111'111-, I-Z. .X1'- 1I1-1'IX:11'I1. Sl:1111li111:: Mr. 1411111111-, .I'. II1-111111111-I1. I . I.1-1I1-1'1-1'. I.. 111-1-S1-. I , ll111-111- l'. Z. H1:111I'1'1-1'. IC. 1l:1111:I1-1'. IG. XXt'lSIll'I'. I.. I!1- 1 Z. XX'. H1-1111i11g'1-1', XX'. H1-Il, 1'. 'I'11l1l1-. XX'. M11-rs, .I. l:11l1li111:1. K. Mi11'111-ll. Bach, Brahms, and Boogie-Woogie K111si1' 1111111 1'11:11'111s if :1 51:l1K'111l1111 1X'1111'11 is L'L'I'11lIII1X' 1I'IIL' XX'1Il'II 1111-11111si1' is 1111-s1-1111-11 111' 1111- 1 J. ll. 5. 011111-s11':1. 1111- 1111111-s11':1 IS 111-:11'11 '11 1111- 11111111' 'IIIl1 1 S11111111' plays. :11 sp1-1'i:11 :1ss1-11111111-s 1IIIl1 5L1Il1ll1 11111g1.1111f, 1IIIl1 .11 11111- 111 1111- 11111s1 111111111'1:1111 111111-s 111 11111' 1111-5. 1111- 11111111 UI'l'1IL'S1I'1I IS 1111111111-1' 1111-1111s 111 t'X1II1lI1lIIQ 1111- IIIIISIC' 'l'111N 111g.1111z.11i1111 11:15 f:111s111-1I 11111' 111119 ': 1 ' 11:1111'1-s, IIII11 11:111111-4 :11 1111- 11-1-11-'1Q1- lL'II1k'I' 1 1 11lIIIIIIt'IIL'L'IIIL'II1. 1112111-111 111111111 1111'1111Lg'1111111 1111- 411111111 IL 11 111s111N 11 11111.11'X' I1I'IlQI lIIIi 1'11111 11:1111'1-s. Q111-1'1:11 Q. I-I. S. DANCE BAND l il'SI HUXV. 1.1-I'I 111 1iIp.:1lIi 1.111111-1'. .l'. 411-1-I1:11'1, l', 'I'1111I1 XX I.1111p:. II. If'11I1111-1', It. X 111 .XlI1il'lI. Af. I'1s1-I11-1'. S1-0111111 II11XX'. 1,1-fl 11+ Iiighli 1 XX'1-1s111-1', Ifl. 41!IIIgZ1l'I'. II. I,:1111I 1-11xI:114'1-1'. Z. S1:111l'I'1-1'. '1'1Iil'11 llww. 1.1-1'1 11- Iiipqhli X H1-1111, .l. K1v1n1s. K. M111-I11-II, XX Bfyw-rs. Mr. KlllI1i11'. II, X 111 .X11I11-11, 12. N111-1-I11-I, AI, 111lI'II'11 Q 'ity V,., e f'?-if -. . D at 93 ff, i :S g , 1 . I I ,gf gi v f 4 .1 Hfl, ,Q nwgif Y 'Q ' 5 J? In ,, 0-ggi Q X Q11 Mg-tx A, Q ' wlngva X - ' if . 2-. . , ,, ,.. pw ':'-- J , fll .427 -rlz X h 'H ,fi 1' Y K 1 LM 4 -ax ? ,f 1 Q9 A' CKAQNQ L 3 ' M. Q' Q if L lg? 'Q L 'ff I 1 ink GYM CLUB BOYS G-LEE CLUB ll! Mrs, lliiiv Mi's,.l:il1ns1-ii Mr. lim-llvi' Miss liiliiivi' Mr, liilmvi' Mr. lilingziiiizui Mr, liiiiiklv Mit lliiiv Mr. Lloyd iXli'. M:u'Wlioi'lvi' Ml! ll XII KI lil Mi: M1-ilzlvi' Mr. Musso Miss Ns-:iiiiuiicl Mr, livvsi' Miss Slvvvi' Mr, Sl rziym' S41 1Xll'.Sll'llllli Mr. Waiilv Mi',Willi:ii1is MV. xvlSlll'Slil METAL ART CRAFT CLUB 1.1-II In lliglil: .X. Y-iullul, l'. lliilviii-l'. 1 s Q1 li i Crochet and Souffle HOME ECONOMICS CLUB I.:-fl tn Riglil. l il':4l Row Mrs. Bak!-i', IP. Rush. .T Sinn-, M. Fly. Ii. Whilv I+. fum-, li. lkziumzui, .I I'ur'ce-ll, H. llm-ilxilwuvli, .l' Sam-ks, lr, Sm-hum-ly. ll Milla-V, Miss liuriwy. S1-s-:xml Huw: l,. Ifvor- 4-Olly. V. Nzissvl, ID Foulkv, A. HVUSS. A Briglil. IG. l':u'kv. N. Svll mem, IB, lYl!I'l4'll. .l'. Mc'- Ulziiiailizni. M. ,liitlv-lv hnusv. I.. Zisaru. M. .l. N Kilim-X, li. XYi.'lm-l'. N, Sinn-i'. Miss Kilim-r. 'l'hii'd Row: IL llsimiltmi. M. lim-ndl'im'lcS, V. K1-isa-If. V. Iii-iss, P. Kmim-i'. M. Siniskn, D, XV:1i:m-i'. lf. I'zlrziC'k, IC. Ilurlz, M. .l'. Hihsmi, M. liziunmn, M. Stull. G. fiuglizimlulu. Il. .Xc'kvi'in:ui, mluls ilu Xm itimml llomc lzcoiimiiics course is cligilmlc for im-mlrcrsliiv in tlic .Xriy girl wlii - -' J Yu itimill llfmc liu l cz 5 i ' mfuiiics Club. This your ilu- cluln has furtx' lllCllllK'I'S. The iiicctiiigs :irc held iivzir liulirlziy time :mil :irc of :1 social nziturc in orclcr that llic girls iii flic upper classes liccoiiic lrcltci' zicquziiiilcfl willi thc girls in tlic lower clzlsscs. lfzicli girl has ilu- uppmhiiiity to work mi :xt lczisl tlirm- cwniiiiittccs during tlic cluli your. 'lilic lirsl niccling uf ilu' year i4 always 21 rcccplirm :mtl iiiitizilicm for the new girls. The last iiiccting is ll liikn- :mrl :i picnic. Clllicr nicctiiigs :irc lielcl :it Clwistiiizis, Yzilciitiiin-'s liziy, :incl lizislvr. Tlic mea-If ings urn- lic-lcl iii llic czifclvrizi wliivli is suitzilily clcvurzllcml for the p:1rticulzir lioliclziv llumc liummiiics Clulm Ulliccrs arc: l'1'vxidv11l , liczitricc liziumzui .Slt't'I't'flI7',V ,,,,,, , ,, lfgiy Grim I'im f11'vs1'f1'w1i lllzulys Hcimlmzicli 7il'L'tI.VZt7't'I' .lflilll l,ll1'CCll OFFICERS OI' HOME ECONOMICS CLUB lmfttuliii.:l1l:l .l'11lH'.lw liillllllllll. Cl. Ili-iiiilmvll. .T. l'ui'c-vll. Wvi COJMIIERCIAL CLUB l,1-1'1111lligh1, l1'i1's1 1111112 I., 1'11ll'11lll', M. I1I1.:111-1', .11 Ki11g', ll. M1111s:1k, li. 1'1l'1'1Z, ll, l.111'l11'1', l-I. Whi111111', M. 1611111111111 S111'11111l ll1111': K. 11:111-- 111111, M. lx1'11.:'111' I1 Smilh. M. Y1-:1111-I 1' Smith, IG. I.1111g111'i1Ig1- I IlilI11p.:'11ss, li. K111-0111-1 li K111-II1-1', Mrs. 111'l'1i1'I' 'I'hi1'1l lC1111': li. M:111gl11, IL XV1-11I111I1i, M. I1l1-1l11111'- ,.. 1- ,. 1 11. 1. 1. . . 1 11s l 1111111 I1 I11111 111111 ll Q1-117 1 Qilllil J. l'1ll1'I', I, .l11111'S. 111-1, M. H1-11s1111, N. P111- f.. Shorthand and Shortcake 1111 L111111111'1'1'1:11 111111 11'1' 11111 111111'11111'1s T11 15 '.. 1' 111l'11111C1-S :11'1' 1111111111 1Il11'l'1'S1C11 111 11111111 :11111 11'111'11 1111-111111' 1'1 11.'111111- is :1111:1zi11g'. '1'11L' ' .' 1 1 P1 lllg. 11111 1l11'11 11111 11111 11111111 111- :1 111111'1' 11111:1sz1111 1'1111111i11:11i1111? '111l1' 211111111111 111. 1111111 111cs11 1111111 11 1 N 111111111111 1111111 11111 11111 111 N1111111L1l 111 1111111 11111 11111 1 111 1 1 11111111111 1111111 1111 1 11'11111s 111'g:1111z:1111111s. 1'l1'1'i1':11 l'1'1'.v11 1 1 1111 111111 l1IlL5 1lll1hI.ll111lIlQ 1111111 111 1111 11111 111- s11'111'11 L'll111I1gf, 11111111111g'1':11111111gg, 111111 111111-1' 1'111'111s 111 11'111'11, '11111111' 1111'111'1s 1111 1111' gJllIl1iCl' 11l'l11L'11Q' ' A ' . 11 .1111 1111151 111'1'1111'11111' Q'111111111'1'1'i:11 L1111f 1111lCk'l'i '1111' . 1 . 1'111t Rl11M'1'1 K11'11s:111 S1'1'1'1'l111'W1' 13111111111 l.111'141'1' I 111 f11'1'.v111'1'11f . ...... 1Q1'111'1' 1'1l'C'17 'l'1'1'1111'111'1'1' 11111111 11111111101 COMMERCIAI1 CLUB OFFICERS 1,1-1'1. 111 Night: l'I. XY11i1 111-1. lt. Al1111s:1k, IP 1.1111111111 Ii, l 1'1-lat. FEA OFFICERS OI' F. F. A. lmfl ln Night. First Huw: .X. Muy1'l'. XY, lim'klul', li. l.1'lLZlll. S1-cum! Huw: IC. .Xmlznnm-xv, 4'. Sh:1l'l'+-1'. M Looking to the Future Tho lfuturc l':1r1m'1's ul .XIllCl'iC21, :1 11:1tinmx'idc fm' thc past six yczlrs as Il p1'zxctir:1l lfilillillg Hfgilllilillitlll cmupusn-41 of 2lgl'iC11hUI'C study-nts, project, lmuors in the NzxtimmzxlCl1:11rtL'1'cm11csl was m'g:n1ixc'1l fm' thc purpose of developing exhibits in thc stzmtc slums :nt llZlI'l'iSlllll'Q, :md gllllll l01lllL'I'S for the ZlgI'iClllIl1l'Zll imlustlics. mzmy prizvs won :lt thc lwczll fairs :irc smm' mi Thc 'I'uhcc:x f1l12llilC1', xx nu-mlmur of the Kcyf thc uulstzmding acc:nuplishmcms which gin stmmc.Xssuciznlimy NX'ZlSUI'g'2l1liZC1I in IQ37. wc'ight :md prcsligv tu ilu- history uf tha .Xssisling in llu upu nlicm of thu schuul filflll 'VIIIICCII l'l1:x1vtv1'. F. F. A. Oflicers l'w.s'i4lu11f .Xlvin Moyer, -lr. 'l'a'Uu.s'1m'1' XX'ill:ml llucktm l'irvffn'.v11lu11l . ,,,,...., Curl 5112151-1' lx'vfm'Iw' , , ,llzmttlln-xx' Dim-hl .Sit't'Vl'fll.I'AX , Rolnert Ln-ight St'lIlLI.llt'1 , , l':llXK'Zll'fl .Xil2llIlHXX F. I'. A. l.vt'L lu Right. First Huw: J, xYl'il'l'llHl'h, Il. liuuh. J. 'Fr-rry, IG. Un-zxmlnll. li Sh:nl'l'm-r. A. Moya-l', li. lwigxhl. XY. lluL'ktul'. li, .Vin- nmw, S. H1-nm-r, IH. Mill:-F. S1-vous! Huw: Mr. Him-. IC, 'l':n'zmtinu, XY, Sim-. 42, Z4-4-kmzm. K. lllww-r, II. 'Fhunu-r. l'. Sum:-rlis-Id, G. Svhnwll. ll. lux. J. U1lI'lIl'S. Il. lu-un. Mr. l.luycl. 'Fhirsl Row: S. lmmlis. lf, l'urs-1-ll. l.. .I1-asa-11. R. 5l'hl'llk1'l, ,X. Smith. K, XVis-uml, Ii. Rush. I1 S . .'vh:mtz. R. Yuivh. K. l.4mp::u'rw-, XY. liuuh. OFFICERFT 01' F. C. A. AND 4 . MR. BRETT 'll' Uztmt I l4lllulxlI..I . l. I luluplwll XII' Iirttt ll If'tsIwn' 1 lu-r, t '. Krauss. 1 , . 1 Looking to the Future uc most IlIIlNlI'I'lIIl th lI lCl4'l'I9iiL'S 1 'x A iu securing lht- lille l utui'c Lizxftsiucn of .Xmc1'ic:1 has ' 1 . . muiy iuczuuugs. XXIICIIICI' the buys tztkt' up guutl-pztyiiig jobs :uid Itiglici' ptmsitiuns, tllztttiuff, ittcclrtiiics, mn' licmtiicflittilmliiwt, tht-V ,, . . . . uc llwhl.-num, Q-I..lftmu,u 5 ' Ilus spring the zuiuuztl l':1tI1c1' :mtl Suu Inui- llu-rc :irc impurtzuit trzlits such as crztftsmzm- mind Wfliltdll Ht Much mm' h'm mry dcgmlcs RMP' lt.m1C,.Sl,iI,' Cm,l,t.,.mimlv l.L.gm.d fm. mfcu. we-rc ztgzuu Ircstowccl upon the pcrsmis wlimu IIIC1lSlII'k'S,1lII1i xttlltcwiicc tult'zt1I0t'lI1iCs that thc UH' 011111 hilll Sflvftvfl IIS IIUYIIIH 'IWW IIN' IWN1 club Iiclps tu tlvvt-Imp iu its tuctulrcrs. Tlicsc fm' youth dtiruig the past Xktll. F. C. A. Oflicers l'1't'.vitlt'lll Iiorztltl l'iUSiJk'IIIICI' .S't't'1't'lt11'y ,. UOIIZIIII CZIIIIIIIIUH I lm'-fw't'.vltit'11! , 'l'IicutIm'c CIIIIIIIIJCH '1iI't'tI.VIH't'l' . .... .CI1TfHI'fI INVIIUSS I P. C. A. CLUB In-ft, tu Iiiirhl, J4'il':st. Iinw: NIV. Iirs-tt, I'. Iluluivr, II. t':lin, If. SIlllS4'lllllll'f.Z', IJ. Uzlmp- Iwll, ll, l4'lPSlll'lIII1'I', 'I'. 1':mmIn-II, U. Krauss, If. Itivlitt-r, Iv. l.um.:'- :wrt-, I'. St-In-1-IZ. S1-t-mid Row: IL Km-Iv Iilln-. XY. XYHIIN-, If. Ilui't'. MI IIuI'l', 'I'. Milt'- l.t-un. Ii. N4-:LI, II. Zuvk, .I. Iiilum-r. K. St'Il1-1112, ll. llivll, J. Sn-Iiwztrtz. 1'. Nm-uln-rt. 'I'Ilil'd Huw: Ix. Itlltsh 1-II 42. Iiitm-r, l'. lug' lit-I:u'. J. Izuiullttu, . Ifulmt-r, Ii. I usIn-itlwl' Il. Iklussi-Imzln, .I XVI-nlurld, XY. INl'yt-rs K. Imwis. Ii. Iii-rr. w nm-i'. I.. S4-utmzm, l'. A IX x x . '?K5x 2 V AE in .-' s, s S 5 wl- Q QQ, lmlt lu lli1.:'l1t: lt, 111-1l1'i1'Ii. J. SIHI11-l1:11'k, ll. lixlxby. X11 1'11xN111111 Il lwilllml HI-Y OFFICERS AND MR. CRESSMAN TRI-HI-Y OFFICERS l,11l't 111 llighl: .l. lllw-isl1:11'I1. R. Ifrm-lz, H. Smith Hi-ers Reach Higher T110 1Ii4Y 111111 111C Tri-Ili-Y 1111- 0011111115011 of older pupils who are 111tc1'ested 111 1'e1igi1111 211111 are s11'ivi11g 111 11111111 :111c1 cxtcml C111'isti:111 c11:1r'z1c1c1'. T110 clubs 1111- IlH1112l1Cf1 with the Slain- Young K1L'I1'S C'111'istiz111 .Xssuci:1t1u11. .X 111111111115' g'1'1111p :1c11x'11y 11101111108 z11tc11c1:111cc at 11:10 nf 11111 c11111'c11cs of 111c Ulllllllllllily. District 1'11111'1-1'L'111'cs 111111 1':1111cs givc 1111 111-Y 111141 'I'1'i-Hi-Y young 111-111110 Il 011111100 to 1lt'L'0lllL' z1crI11:1i11l0fl 111141 l'XL'111lIlg'C i11cz1s. , V.. . . . . . . 1111111 1110 1l'l-111-X 211111 thc 111-X, w111c11 mcct t110 hrst Momlziy of 11111 1111111111 spm1so1' 111:111y 110- 11YI1ll'S :1111111111 I111' s1'1111111. 5w1111111111g llZll'1lCS. c1c1gg1c roasts, gym nights, 211141 2111 01g11t-wen-14 1111111- 5111111 L'UlII'Sl' xx'c1'1- 1111- lil'1IlL'11?Z11 cvcnls 1111110 yC:11'. HI-Y CLUB TRI-HI-Y CLUB ln-fl 111 Night. lfirsl Now: H. H11-In-r. S. Km-1'1. IP. 1,1-fl 111 liixxhl. First Huw: lb. SC1Hll1t'1X. A. li:-vk. .l. liuzlu. J. 8111111-l1:11'k. P. '111lUlll2lh. li, S1'hli1'1111-1', .l. llrs-iSbz1c'11, G. Smith, R. Frolz, IC, l.u1lfrh1'id1r1-. lb, Q11-:us-11. I.uclu-y. IC. Mzlllgrvri. '-' ' ...' ' , ', I' ,'1.Sl: fI ',1'. ,, , , . ,. v F11l11 11111111111f111.I1111'1f1',1-hs,11111111.11-'s11i. s.-11111111 111. Qf 'fQf.l11k HQ31'Qf11T,1'.3,, ', 1Q'f,Q',i':,' Q1 H- : A - 'X' '1 g '- M NWN 1.. 1.1i11g11r111g1f, w. 11ar1n111n. M. .1. 1fil1l1l'X.- ' l'hircl Huw: 41. liilm-1-. U. l'Ig'11111', .l.AIoy1-r. lb. Ilivtz. 'Fhird Huw: M, Fischer, B. 'Pl'2lIl1IllZ'lll. J. Shuttvrs. 1. 10:11-11111, IL xYil1l'1i. H. B1L'N6l1l'. Il. 1311 1'111ll, J. M. L. SUIIUHII. N. 1'11l1-1'S.T. l'n:1nf.fst, K. VVK'1N'l', IG. N151-rs. Stowe-ll. J. Maltis. D. Stotwlvavli. J. Shulivrs. lil W M M A, M .... .. W 5 X - , Q Q N :amass Wgma-4 .f Aw 5- 5 AW V1 xl N fx Q : Zvi Sr HSM Q: Qmc 5 .. 15: 5::w..i:??-. f':' K W-N, 5.5 ,V V . , j .... : gg- 'W , :wmi-SL .. X I- 5. :5-:- 13221. f' .,:1L. f 'Q ,, ff'-i 1 1 f ? ,nit -- - fa fn 'A X 5 if ww? N323 Q Q RQ XSS uw Q Q5 Q Q wg 5 w 4 x . EARQZ4 wk 2 fi if A Q 912 X W fm 'Up f,f1S'5+wJ-5155 -x Z- - - N K 4 5,5 - Q -'X 1 4 ,. 1- ' -5: 231 1- iiiiiw -ss Aj: Q V z ' f V .V N, , , 31 v v X ' . : M v 4 y:5,::- ,. 231252, My N r . , .5-x X. L , Q W X 55 . ' I 'E.iLll i v A.-Ha . k,. 'W W :Ex f3 uf 1. ,.. X., X. l-, lxli--Ili-1311. Kin-vlii-l. ll. limi' livin H Ylium . 'l'Iiilwi I' ' - -- NlI'IlXX'Il. .I. lirusv, Il.1':nxxIl11rl'l1-- lb Qill, l', lxmml1'l'. .l, llll1v:11li'S. l. l is1-lu-ig XY. l 1ss'l1vl', fl. Fus- ln-iilii-r. Y. flillwrt. SENIORS IN MIXED CHORUS l'll'Sl Ibm, l.1-I'l In Iiipghl' X l ulllmliviruxx Xl l,.,Il1I . .l. If ' A , . , 'lf' .l. 'I'li:ili'li4-V, U. 111-lil'iiiPl1'lZ N 1- I.'l1-i':1. lf. l.m'Iu-5-, lil. lmuggli- ridgi-, IT. l:llSlI, S1-iwvlul linux. I.:-I'l lu liigllili IP. Ili-nm, .I. llillvgulss, l'. XYMSQ . . . . un, 12. Si-lmzlii mu. lwll In liliqlll' l i v . Mrs. ll1llIl1ll 1 -:xl ul Klusu' ll1'lHll'llIl1'Ill To Thee We Sing l'lu' aim' ut' llu' xautnl ffwii we ' ' ' ' N 1. lmw ii':u'lu'4l IIS pczik lliis ycziit Klixccl Llluwus :mul ilu' lllcv Clulv linw ilmu' wiilslziiuliiig u'm'l4 zu ilu' L lirisliiizis 1 :mil Sing :mil llu' Spring lfcslivzil. 'lilicii' lizarf lll1llll1lllS wmu'i's lizlxm' rung llirmigli ilu' zuulilmwilim, zulmliiig' zcsl tu llu' nuuwlsimis. l'lu' Nlvifs lilvn' Cliilr luis :1 i'w1'l5' iuiiuilc' p1'zu'Iicn' luwiuml cx'ci'y Klmwiulziy. SUl1lL'lllllL'S special 1'0- lu':u's:1ls am' lu'lcl :il wliicli liiiu' llu' Xx'Ulllt'll'S lilcc' Lllulm is pi'c'sc'iil. l'lu' vliilis xisit mxuiy sclumls :mil piwsciil ciijuyzilrlc pmgitiiiis. Such trips :irc lzilwii lay luis :il no nxlwiism' lu llu' pupil. XX lun llu' cliilvs iwcsciil llusc' llI'Ug'l'ZlllIS, ilu' linux xwzli' ti1xc4lm's:iii1l tlu' girls, Nk'llll-l.UI'I1l1llQIPXYHS. ,lk MEN'S GLEE CLUB WOMEN'S GLEE CLUB U I N . , 'I l , .l 4, .I A , First Huw, 1.1-l'l l1iIligli1:N. l l'!Il1li,.l.Sl'lllI4'l'li. N. l ','5ltf A'fl-Iljl' , 'xf. j.'Hg if Ilvljlfffi' -'I-A IlxHlN'i. l ' Ii.-mlm-ke, I.. liumiiii.-, .1. mmiis, ic. .14-imsim, L, tinxi inl.1- N V 1 '51 ' lf' Ulf U l' Din-lx. I . Km-lili-l'. .I. Mzlllis. M. .l. Ki4inv'5'. M. 1 lwvsln-ilii-'l', Il. lwilllltll, A. blulllli-V. 1. Nlllllll. SlUm,I,m,k lg HIWRHMHA 4-mid Huw. livfl ln llipqhl: 41. Sui-iiilizirl. .l. Ang- S1'1'1vli4l1li41ixx', In-I'l lu qlilfflllf Il. ltululrts, Y. Stone- NI HH. W- MMWS. IA. UML H4 Milllir' .ll Himmivsl wr ll-II1'li. wh. lu'l'l'1'!4S.1ll. 'hluiivlv:u'lc. Al. Iwlzmla. .I. Mus- livliliiiigw-i-, lg, ll,-,H-5. .IA gmilhl W4 llimnwt MVS. lm. N. Nr-:mln-I, M. 5ll4N'lllJlli: I', M. lll'IllllIlH'4'l'. A. ,lhHS,.H- llusslvr. .X. liusi-iilwl'p4m'l', .I. ll12lll'l11'l'. MVS. .Inlin- Svll. lhiril Hivw, In-ft lu Iiip.:'l1l:t'. N--ulu-rl. Il. Slullvr, 'l'hii'4l Ilmv, lu-Vt ln Night: li. Imiig. .l. W1-iss, li. Xl lInl'l'. Ii. iXlllfSl'lIll!lIl. 12.Sr'l1ll11'll. V. 'I'uc'lu-V. ll. Km-Ili-i'. Ii. 1'mrll4'l1. H. liziumzin. U. W4-iss, ll. Ixiuii. Il. l7l'lXX'Q'll1'I'. ll. Wu-:iml, Il.Sl1--lly. ll. IM-rr. Km-vlin-I. N. Iii-un. Xl. lhrlu-1'Is. .l. llillm-gzuss. U. lx l.mii.::u'1w-. li. llzizl-'11, I'. I':n5i1lu'xx'i1'z, 451-l11'iiim-i'. RI. Iflgin-i'. N. .M-In-y. liii Ps l11i1'1l 111111: .i. Smith, J. MX1-rs, H. T111-11-1-. 11. H1181-11111-1'1.:'1-1'. 11. S1-1111:111. R. 1'11w11111r111-. .I. M1151-1'. I-', 11119111115-. 111111 I I1 1 1 Nl1X ll I Nt 1111111 li X 111 X111 11 H flllll I 1 1 SENIOR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY l11t'1 111 Right: First 111111: l.. Ibi1-tx. .I. W1-iss. V. St11111-11111-k, A. 11:1Ssl1-1', 11. Smith, 11, 111121151 .I. 111-1-i:s11111-11, V. '1-iss, V. l'1X1l1l'1', .I, Mnttis. .I. A. S1lll111'I'S. J. S11ll11t'l'S. -1'111111 111111: 12. 191-1-1-1-ss, S, 141-1-11. 13. 'l'1'1111t1111111, I.. Simitz. J. 1X111sti11. N. .XC1l1'X', 1. 1'n:1111:s1, N. Y1-11111-1, M. is1-111-1-, J, H1111-fuss, A. B1-1-111 11. K111-1-111-1. IJ. 14l1t'1il'5', M. K11111-12 l'. K11111'1'1111111. 11, Strawn. Mr. H1111S111-11:1-1-. . ,, i1:s1'1, 2. . '.v2l,','4.1.2 , ': 1 11-. . 1 , ,. S-11 l11:111. Cum Laude 1i11l' s1-11i111- 111'11111'11 111 1110 N11ti1111111 H1111111' S11cietvC1111sis1s 17fSC111ll1'111Q,f11 s111111-111s 111111 1111- sc11-1'11-11 ' - 'z ' '1 - s111111-111 11111113 R11-111111-1-shim is 11151-11 1111 1'11111':11'11-1. s1'11111111'sl1i11, 11-11111-1's11i11 115 1111 11111115 111111111 , 1 IN 11111 s1-1'1'i1'1-. This 51-111' t111-1'1- 1111- 11111-1-11 s1-11i111's 111 this 111'g1111iz111i1111. 1'111- 11111111111 1-1111111-111 111 1111- N11ti1111111 111111111' S1:ci1-ty is thc 1iCj'S10l1l' 111111 111111111111 1111'1'h, The 14618111111 111-111's 111 its 1111s1- 1111- 11-111-rs C, 5, 1., 111111 S, 111111111 stz11111 f111' 1111- f1Jl11'1Jt'1l1C11J1CS11f its 111'g1111iz11ti1111 1'11is s111-11-ly assists with 1hc 11is11'i1111ti1111 111 1110 RL'21f1Cl'vS 171511-st. sc1111i11g g1-t-W1-11 1'111'11s 111 sick stu- 11Cl11S, 111111 1111- XX'IlX'1l11f 111 1111- 112111 111 11ss1-111111y. 15111111-rs 111 1111- NZl111lI12l1 111111111 S111'i1-15' 1l1'CI l'1'1'.vi11'1'11f . .I111111 1Jt'L'1S112lk'11 .S'1'1'r1-l111'-1- .. . 111111121 51111111 1'1'1'1-f11'1'.1'1111'11l , .. 1J1lI1Zl1l1 11111191 'l'1'1'11.1'l11'1'r .. .L'111'111it11- X11-iss hy. J. llr1-is11111-11, l'. XY1-iss, tl. Smith. 11. N4 11111, lmll lvl PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF tight: Il. Y-uh-V. H. Ilusw-zulu-1'g'mg 11. Svtmnn. W. xYilllll'l'. ll. llivtvr, S, XX'ilsnn. Nllllllllllli ll l,Illlll4'IlWl'H.fl'l' 'NIV lluvk mr Pass the Peanuts I lu IVllUIli5l.lIPlIY start, umlvr thc illS1I'llL'1i1lIIUf Mr. I:UL'k,I11lS 1'c'cCix'0ml much IJl'1lC1iL'1lI vxpericncc m plwlug1.npl1x. .NH thc work thc slxllf clues tm' thc sclwul 0111111105 its n1c111lw1's lo apply thc lmmxl ulgm' lllvy' lI1lX'l' ulvlxlillwl in this ilclml. I :l'k'2lll so ut ilu-il' im'1'c:1sc1l iIlIl'l'L'S1 in lPl10IUQI'ZllWllj', some of thc buys on thc Staii' may mlccidc- In ulwlvl il ls Illlil litl x llx 1 . ' 'X'U . Ufiifcrs of l'I1ntogr:1pI1y Stat? arc: IW'-V1'f1'1 lf XX 'll'Ill'l' XX'ilIIlL'l' .S'm'1'uf41f'y llzxrolcl Ilivtnl l lm'-f'n'.v1u'r11l Kiuhzml XRNICI' 'l'1'u11.v1m'r Riclnml liwscxllwrg lwll lul hgl1l:ll.S1-I- IIIIIN H Ill-X11-1' It llns--mln-l'LL1'I'. H. Yml 4-r. XX. Hllm.-r. .,. H QQ , ,Jr 155 in v-uf., if apgzfgg 4 - 2 v ' 4' ll' 4 'Q x T? ix r 1' 1 7? ,J.:'1' YN fx g........... 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On the Air Curtain-Going Up llu' li.Xl7lU l'URl Nl g1'11upllcmlcrllny Kllss Hzmrl all lilalm Notes lufff-fw f Y-f is Xl'1!lllJlllKlll1lS lwvn wrv :1c1ix'uintl1e1N:1st xcur, the hint that tells us that wc 21111 Zllbiblll mluc fm' . 1 ..-v Y. ., ,., - -, 1,-, 'v. lhc group IS Illllll2lll1ll XYllll umc other schools 11111191415 1 1113141111 111151 l1111i1f1'1111f 1111 211111 in thc urea. M inlcrx':xls nine schools Visit thc 1111166 11111115 P1 511131 1111 1110 5111110111 11111 11111 S111' 1 - z : l' f l l1z11l lc-11111 :xml :1 turum IS comluvlcrl on :A wm'l1l 111111' 11'11111111111'11f 111 11111111111 11' 1g 1 1 1 . ,. . . . . wc lmvc il vcrx' clljwvzxlmlc Zlflk'l'llUlTl1. lupus. Iln- IlllIlllS zm- gwcn then' suppcr :ntcr ' ' whicll :1 rlzulcv is lu-lrl. literary Ollxccrs arc: flll Xlumlzny. blllllt' 7, lllc group lmmclczlstcfl P,-Csjfjmlf lqulu-I-t Ili-111-ick frmn Slllllflll KYXY in l1l1il:1clclpl1i:1. The topic I111111-f77'l'Sl1lit1IIf ,.Yictur Gillbcrt fliscusscfl was Slw11lml 1l1l1Cl'1' lic Crmlplllsmy .S'm'1'vl11z'-v , , -loan llwislfzxclm .X1'lvil1':1tim1 in llasic lmluslrics 1l1 l'fY-1'1l f'1' ,l11S1'I111 1'1111'111'1 68 5 ata' ALMA MATER Let each voice in joyous song. Swell the hymn of praise. Loyalty we pledge to thee. Dear Alma Mater hear us raise Our song of love and courage true: Ever may it ring Song of hope and honor bright, All hail! the Blue and White! May each son oi thine for aye Cherish thy dear name. Fight for right and strive each day To keep thy banner lree from shame. May our hearts find joy in thee Guide us. we implore Faithful sons and daughters This our joy for ever more! Musicfwilliam Q. Iohnson, Ir. '40 Wordsklmwell M. Boorse '33 Seal-designed by Marjorie Kilmer '42 U9 -athletics Athletics may he called the focal point in the development of at well-adjusted individual. In meeting the rigorous de- mands of active sports, one cultivates, along with certain physical aspects. the ability to think quickly and decisively. T0 r 5 5 , W 5 K xi' si? il 1 5 pN I Q x Qntzik s li! 1' 5 n .ax 1.5. in gg 5 c Q3 x..J a Zx xf i a, Z if ix YQ s 1 5, 1 ' ff 5 i i Q . W A l ' Q 1 . , 'H V Q ,Q - XX . ,,L,, 5 ' :-'f ' ' ti A , M X x ii, sf? - T 5 1 ' x g . '42-M-35 U H . S X 4 .S Q - A 5 S S313 1 A , 5 Xp 3 NR Xh ' K i E! x 'li 1 N L4 vi 3 X f 5 is-as SN ' K' . 3 f 5 5 , -12' , S X A if fs -5. 2 K Y A wx x Q.. an Www S33 'X S k I S4 'X S xg: Y - Q nigga? . 1 xr. 'Z - A .Ag ' f s ' .- K- ' vm' - ' -- A N3 Y, Ns , 1 -NN ,Q 4, .xx u 'NE -W M MMS X 3515 SES I ,?,i3,,Q9 . if S K ni 1'f'4' of x 'WJ W. Us 1 M it 6 A, . dugg. 1, Y bl lava avg' S. J' A. I W R 5 'his , X916 an 2 , tor. M r. Nfussu. Gridiron Glories Q. H. S. BAND PABADING AT THE SEI-L-PERK TURKEY DAY GAME FOOTBALL COACHES 1f'i1'sL Iinw. l.vI'L lu Right: Mr. lim-Sv, Mr. Wisni-ski. Svvoml Row: lmfl tu Right: Mr. 1Xlzu'NYl1m'- lizirtii. Mr, 'l'l1is yczu' was ri iiiilcstoiic in fmitlnzill :it Q. ll. S. The IUZIIIIVS rccmwl of scvcii wins :mul ilircc lwsscs plzlccnl it iii 21 tic for tliirml place in ilu' league. 'lllllS was tlic lu-st rccurcl in mzmy zz year. 'l'lic ti-:mi was :ilsu tlic lightest loam 1-vcr to tzikc the hm-lml im' Quz1kQi'tmx'i1. One of ilu- liigliligllts of ilu' sczismi was Il 14-0 victory over Sell-l'c1'k mi 'lll11lllliSglYlllg' llziy. 'l'lic sciiiors lcziviug :uw l':1ul 'llll0lll2lS, vuiccl on lirst in-zuii. .Xll HHX-lxllllllj Robert lleclrick :mel llzlrulil liiclitcr, sccuml tczmig hlolm Strziwii, blzuiics Slouclnzick :incl David Xlillizuiis, hmmrzilmle men- timig XYilli:1m lfiscliciy Rolmeri Qll'0llL'C, Victor liilln-1't, George Huffmzm, .Xlfrccl Huber, lfluvml Mil- l I I lor, lxolmcri lXlllll, l':1ul Sclicctz. :incl lxzilpli Scliliclitcr. 1 FOOTBALL SQUAD l il'sl Huw, In-fl lo ,liiirlili H. HoI'l'. H. Hurnv. M. Huff, NY. Sull. Il. Ni-imun, IC. XY:-isiivr, J. Mayor, ll. Ilivlz, N. 1lt'I'll1ll'l, R. Musss-lnizui, ii. Kll'UYll'1', .l. liosch. Svvmiii Row, lmfl lu Iiiprhi: H. SlUlSl'IllDlll'H', K. Milclwll, I'. 'I'humas, V. Schm-lz, ti. McNair. .l. Strawn, .l. Stoiiolmvk, F. Milli-r. V. Gillwrl, Ii. Sclilic'litm', U. l'lf.2'll0l', G. Foslwrinvr. Third Row, lmft to Right: Mr. Rurlh. XY. lilycrs, S. Olshvvski. Ii. Walck, H. 1il4'llll'I', XX. l'llSl'lH'l', D, Williams, .l. 'l'l'll?lllPSUl'l, ll. Hoi'l'mun, li. l'lUSlTt'l'lIit'I', .l, I+'um'lwt, Mr. Murlsu, Mr. Mum' NVl1urln-r. luinlli Hou: lt. llillvgwlss. ll. Mulir, li. liuufnizm. H. Hzlrtman. A. Hubvr. VV. Gs-liril1g'vr', I liovliills. U. liutlsvlmlk, li. Allin-s, J. Hou-l', H. Baird. 73 Meet the Champs X ten tra-1-hs lu-tnrv svlmol oiwnml, Miss AITlerlizu'li milled the girls togvllie-r for lim-lacy HOCKEY TEAM l,v'l't tt' lllglil, i'illN linux: lil. Nl:nngt-rt. 4 Smith. .l. ltl'1-islmvli, l l,tvi1glii'itlgt-, lv. Sliytl X IH-it-rs. l, Vnztngst, I Xihltnt-51 Xlllt I it-4-mul llttxxi Miss. lvzwli. ll, Stulitfl-:u'li, Xl Qliztuli. 42, Slim-iti:ulu-r. lx XX'-lvv'l'. ll. l l'o-IZ. l'l1it'tl Iitvxxi .l. Vwrltultt l1:tl11. li, lYI1'IZ.5, XllI51I l, Nlnllis, li. 'l'r:i1ilm:ii l,. lllirtmlt-s. p1'n1'tiw. 'l'ht1t xms lots ol hllllll ind OlllllllSlilSlll from the start, which sliowvd results in the tirst ganna- with l'ppt-r Nlorvlnnd, wliivh the Qnnlwrs won lay at svore ot' 4-l. The girls kept right on going -winning sewn gainws, 1 lYlll IWU :ind losing uno. Hu tnss- they had thv will to win :ind support lroin the tlwy h.trl tht' llnx-Mont fillilllllllfllliiillll. student body, the girls did not stop lwhting until lht urls playing the-ir lzlst gunle are Captain lilsie l.0ngln'idge, Nanny l'e-tt-rs. linnnn Whitney, lm ivlllll st tllnrin Smith, .Ioan llrvislrzufli, Doris Snyder, Julia C0i0d0ll2ll0, :ind Nlniingc-1' lleiivv lfrvtx. i U' 1 5, snlts nl' tht' uztnws nrt' ns follows: I ppm' Nlorvl nd:-r lfl'vrk Itlll ll l insdzilt- ltiylvstu l ppt-1' NlUl't'l'llltl Nut ide-rtnn l-l't-rli l tnsdzilv iltijll'SltlXXlI 1 We nd 4 -1 l 4 l -w -i -1 -1 il -1 They . l5I't'i li-1. l lt U 'I 2 l tl l tt -H S lv: wh itll In I Lll lltsl Iltm: lil. Alziugt-ri. I Vlvltvtltvli litl K XY4'lu-1' li. XYl1illi1-y, NI. hh 1 Ili Miss .Xl'l'lt-i'l1:lc-li. St-4-tuinl litvxx:ti.S1nill1. H. Slow:-ll, .l. lirvis- I N . lunvli, ll. Siiytlt-'. ' angst .l. lv-tt-rs. l. ln Mnttis. H. Imltpzlirit ign- h RIFLE SQUAD First III111.In-t'tt11IIigI1l: XV. l I111'I1, A. 1':11'r11l, I., N11-11, II. iil'iIII. II. Wit- 1111-r. S1-1'11l11l Huw. l.1'I'I lu Iiip.:I1l: I,. 12111-1', If. IV:-gs Ivy, I.. l1I'I'1'iI. Ii. I.:1111I1-11- sl:11.:1-r, II. 1'r1111tI1:11111-I. 'I'IlilA1l lluw, l.1'I't to Itight: Ii, Ilillvgnss. II. M1-11s:1k, Mr. Sll'2lXl'l', tl. N-tl11:1l1. II. Sl'IIlIt'ill1'I'. .I. SIVIIXYII. o 1 The Rangers 'lvillf rifiv tonni ot' ISHS 1-o1n11Ielvd the season with 21 hang, winning' seven ont of eight 111z1.l1:I1o::. Its lone IIOILQIRIY 11111111 on II cold. snowy Sntnrdzxy lIlOl'IIIlI,B,' at Upper Dz1rhy's range, With the combined efforts of ovwy IIIPIIIIMII' on the s11na1d. the Qnalwrs sI1ot the highest score in their Iiistory--497. The i1V9I'2l1.l0 of the I1-11111 was il score of 4514. The seniors Ivuviiig' this year are I.:1w1'0110e Nice, John Strawn, Robert Monszlk. Georg'e1 SPIIIIIIII, Rohc-r ' ter Ilillognss, Zllld Ii:1I11I1 Sc'I1Iic'h Scores of the IIIHICIIPS 2ll'CI South Catholic Doylestown . Upper Darby Yeadon ,A .. Lower Merion ., Norristown .. Abington .. . West Uzitholic l-'irst Now. I.1-t'1 11 Iiight. K111-1-Iiligr: XY. I Iu1'Ic. I.. NI1-1-. .X. 4':1r- I'11I. S1-1-111111 Now, I.vt't 111 Iiight: II. IIiII1-g,::1s:4. IC, IXI1-nsnk, ll. Sait- HIIIII. IC. S1'I1IicI1t1-r. .I. St r:1xx'n. Imt't to Iiighti Mr. SlI'2lylIl'. Ii, Mv11s:1Ic. We 496 494 493 497 4514 491 495 t They 491 486 496 480 491 488 487 Won by forfeit Boys' and Girls' Basketball l'hc 1947-48 varsity basketball team did not break iny records in the win colunm. but it was a tight- ng' team which did not go down to defeat easily. 'oacli llartb was building: this season for banner eams in the years to como. The team produced :omc very ,azood-looking' prospevts in the sophomore 'lass. l'he seniors leaving are Donald lluzby. Victor Gil- iert, Claude Koder, and James Stoneback. 4cores ot' games arc as follows: We They fountain Hill 44 30 ounta.in Hill .. 32 34 lell-l'erk .. .. 31 19 lpringtield 28 33 lenkintown 29 43 ioylestown 34 38 loudcrton 37 47 Xmbler . 48 41 .ansdale V H V 48 51 ,lpper Moreland .. 34 39 latboro . .. . 59 43 Rell llcrk 39 36 Qpringtield , ZS 44 lenkintown . .. 49 59 Joylostown ,. 41 57 louderton 51 39 x ' 'll 1' Szliililsilale 3 H CAPTAIN AND COACH blplwl- Mm-Qlnmj V 46 51 la-t't to liiglit: Mr. llartli and .l. Moyer latboro .. . .. 42 44 The Quaker Lassies' basketball season of 1947-48 did not get off to a very good start. After losing: their first few games the girls soon showed much improvement in their playing, They gave the opposition many hard fought. battles and provided a great deal of excitement for the follow- ers of the team. The seniors who played their last game for Q.H.S. are Captain Gloria Smith, .Ioan Dreisbacb, May lirigor, l'Ilsie Lougliridge, Nancy Peters, Doris Snyder, lflmma Whitney, and Manager Renee Fretz. Scores of games are as follows: We They Sell-llerk 19 42 Souderton 31 57 Lansdale ......... 22 23 Upper Moreland .. 30 27 Sell-llerk .. . 32 36 Souderton 19 39 Lansdale .. .. . 33 41 Upper lXlorelaud .. 19 32 4 I BOYS' BASKETBALL SQUAD .mtl to Right: .l. Flmlnpson. Y. tlilbcrt. .l. lfziclict. .l. Nloyer, t'. Ktulf-r. .l. Stolit-lv:u'li. tl. McNair. 4--coiltl llow: Ml: liarth. .l. Myers. li. Miller, li. Walclt, S. ttlslicvslai, li. liietz. li. llarndl. Mr. Urcss- nan. l'llll'll linw: NN, Myers, tl, liitncr, ll. IM-rr. U. l+Ig'nn-r. 1. liuzby. I . lioclaius. .l, Smith. ll. Baird. W. Wolff-. I. Strawn. anus' BASKETBALL squan WNY NNW. lwft to lilght: l'I. l.oug'lii'iclp.:c I lim-iq ntl: t N : ' . 1. flllllll, N, l'ct1-rs, li. Snyder, M. ilirrigor. .- lccoml lion, la-t't to lligbt: lll. XYhitnex' Bliss At't'lcr+ racli. .l. sum-1. Al. in-ala-1. ic. rw-1-nz. CAPTAIN AND COACH 'bird llow: I.. l.oiip:ln'idi.:'e. ll. Trautnian, K. Weber. l1 1 I llielili ll' Smith :md Miss -ull' ll fl' . Al2IlllS, l.. lllmatlcs. 77 H1-eoml Row: Left to Right: IJ. Barndt, R. Kollo. O, BOYS' BASEBALL SQUAD First Row. la-t't to Right: tl, Bitner. J. Yost, 'I'. Adamczyk. XV. Long. Hfrm-r. Myers. J. Hartman. H. Bauman, li, Uawthornt-, S, Shovli. t Third Row. ln-ft to Right: Mr. l'l'l'SSlIlHh, li. liOSl'IllN'I'gL'I', J. Stout-haf-k, .I. lfavlim-t, Ii. lim-sv, .l. Moyer, lt. XVon :sit lvr, V. Gilbert. '. zrth, Il. Ilia-tz. ll. lls-aw-its-i', NX i Fourth Row. l.f-ft to Iiight: V. Kaufman. .I. Myers. ll, Horne. Il. Miller, My lit Wolfe. Over the Fence .Xloug with spring comes baseball, aucl once more we wincl up the school year with tht- uationa rastime. It seems the fellows of C .H.S. never ret tired of the ame. The tt-am this vear was io 1 . . . made up largely of uuclcr classmen, who will make good material in coming years. The seniors who stoocl at bat for the last time are: Victor Gilbert, Richard Rosenbergt-r, blames Stout-back. The schedule for the '48 season is as follows: Quakertown at Sell-Perk April 22 26 Lansdale at Quakertown 29 Quakertown at Upper Moreland May 3 Souderton at Quakertown 6 Quakertown at Doylestowu 13 Sell-Perk at Quakertown 17 Quakertown at Lansdale 20 Upper Moreland at Quakertown 24 Quakertown at Souderton 27 Doylestown at Quakertown Left to Right: Il. Hawthorne, R. Rosen-- be use r. l 78 Zllll ' n GIRLS' BASEBALL SQUAD 1,1-It In hu ht l ll'Sl Iiuw: I-1. Whilm-y, N, Krig'm'. IG. NYnluwnik, IT. U2ilIIlI1lI1..I, lll'1'iSlHlI'h. M. Shank H1-1-mui linw: I . lim-Ilvr, .I. Muttis, K. In-S, l.. Rhuzul s. li. 'I'l':u1tm:1n. Y, M4-asv, Miss .XITI1-rbznclu 'l'llII'll lion. M. Illgm-r. S. lib-um, ll. 4l!'1lIll, .l. k'ulmlm1:1In, li. Shvlly. lb, Amir:-S. IG. I.mlg'I1rimlg'1-. . A ' l3.1ll ium' lwkc YHl1l'l lwzlsclmll is IICIT Ilffilill. 5 It's cr Homer msc or Strike lhI'l't', YUUQIAC m1t :11'v fZlIlliIi1ll'XYl1l'llS llmislinu-111 xn ll X 1 This SL'ZlSUll'S lvnm is CHIIIIVUSCCI lurgcly of x'L'lc1'z111s, thrcc of wlmmn 1111- Hllidlillg lhvir Nnlmul lm lmll cnrccr 'Vlwy :wc lfllllllil XYhitm'y, .loan l,l'CiSllZ1L'll, :mml May lirigmx Msn Qfilfllllllllg uc fXluric'l l'ZgIIL'I'Ill14l Iflsic l.mw'I11'iQlw'c,111111111- cm Sm-uros fm' lhv Lullsdzllv S011-l'01'k ,, Slwillgiivld 112111811310 ,. Snll1iu1'tm1 ,, Svll-I'v1'k , S0lldl'l'l0Il Sp1'i11g:ii0!fi 1947 gzunos 6 H h ll't We They 5 11 7 X 4 11 , 4 2 . 5 SI 2 4 .. 2 3 ,. IS 15 l,m-ftlmwHig.:'I1l:Kf,Kl1 gm' :xml Id. Xvllilllvy T9 v 'x in .u Over the Hurdles TRACK SQUAD First Row, Left to Right: R Hillegass, P. Scheetz. H. Hart- man. S. Wilson. J. Strawn. S Krecl, Second Row. Left to Right: NV Myers, R. Mensak, D. Bitncr, G McNair, S. Heimbach, L. Ben- ningcr, E. Kramer, G. Hoffman VV. Gehringer. Third Row, Left to Right: 1! oampben. in Thomas. R. Hedl rick, Mr. Brett, VV. Fischer. S. Ulshevski. Mr. Vlfilliams. Loft to Right: R. Hillegass. R. Mensak. VVith the coming of spring, we saw the track team going through its paces. The team had quite a few tough meets, but it showed up very well. Quite a few seniors ran forthe last time for Q.H.S They are Robert Hedrick, Robert Hillegass, George Hoffman, Robert Mensak, Paul Scheetz, Pa Thomas, and Donald Bitner. The senior field men are VVilliam Fischer, john Strawn, and David VVilliams. April 7 14 17 21 23-24 30 May 5 8 15 22 South Whitehall Boyertown High School Bridgeton Relays Doylestown High School Penn Relays Emmaus High School Venzke Relays Bux-Mont Relays District 1 Meet Upper Darby High School P.I.A.A. State Meet, State College 80 Home Home Away Home Away Away Away Away Away l+'irst Row, lmft to liip.:'l1t: ll. Fri-tx. l. l'n:tnp.rst, N. l'vtt-rs. sm-oinl Row, l.vt't to ltiglitz li, llullnmn, N. Bt-nn, Miss Plut- ot't', Y. tluwlt-nski, N. Aciwy. TENNIS SQUAD lmft to Right: I. l'nanf.rst. R. l r1-tz, N. Poll-rs. Over the Net lZYL'l'Y vein' in tlic spring tlic cntlnisizists of tt-nnis gzitlicr in tlic gym for flrill pitictirv. l,z1tC1', as -riztl lfcgins to tztlw sliznn- :intl tlic courts :irc conclitioncrl, zictuzll practice lmegins. lc nizltc lllic girls work liztrtl :intl long, gt-tting rcznly for their nizitclics with lloylcstown, Lzinstlzilc. :int Npringticlcl. l'lic scniors leaving tliis your :irc lit-in-v l rctz, lvzi Unangst, :intl Nancy Voters. The line np for the season wus us follows: First. singles lvn, Unangzgst Second singles Nancy Peters Third Singles Kathryn Weber First. doubles Renee Fretz and Elaine Hagenlmncli Second doubles Bertini Hallman and Nancy Achey H1 i t CHEERLEADERS Iirst llww. In-tt lu Right: .I. Mntlis, H, I,t-istc-r. I.. Ilztzlm-tt. L. llit-tx. -1-um! Ilmxp Slillllllllil. In-tt tw lllght: Ii. 'l'r:it1lm:m. Nl. xVilIlllll'l'. N. In-S, lil. Mvliiismi. Y. M1-as--. li. In-s. Miss vdllllllllll. Come on, Quakers! Tltc spirit uf El gzmic is Iztckiiig :mtl :i tcztm iSll'I thc szttm' witlirwut swim- grind. rmisiiig clicors. Iicfurc and during a game thc clit-Q-i'Icz1tlci's were :ill out tlicrc chccriiig tht- tvzim tmwztrri to victory. 'VOQCTVICI' with thc imml, tlivy tlifl wtmtlt-i's :tt thc tlmutlmzill gninvs :mtl wcrt- cqttzlliy ztctiw ini thc iszislcc-timli court. F2 Mr. Theodore V. Adamczyk Miss Marian R. Afflerbach Applebachsville Store B K: 0 Market Mrs. Paul S. Baker Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Bauman Mr. and Mrs. Warren Beck, Sr. Mrs. William J. Becker Mr. Larry Richard Benner Mrs. Alice Benson Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bergey Bethlehem Business College Bil1's Flower Shop Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Bitner Boorse Music Mr. and Mrs. J. Perry Brett Buck's Floor Sanding Mr. and Mrs. Warren S. Buck Buxmont Gas Co. Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Buzby Mr. and Mrs. John R. Cain Mr. and Mrs. James F. Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Zeno D. Campbell, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Carr Cassel's Food Store Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Cawthorne Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Cohen Colman's Electrical and Radio Shop Commercial Club Mr. and Mrs. Jesse M. Cressman Mrs. Needa Crosbie Mr. and Mrs. A. Cygan Mr. Fred Dalrymple Miss Esther H. Deaterly Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Deaterly Mr. and Mrs. Charles DeReiter Mr. and Mrs. C. Norman Detweiler Dimmig Electric Co. Miss Lucille Dorney Mr. and Mrs. Allen Drelsbach Mr. J. L. Ducellier Mrs. James C. Ebbert Edge Brothers Emmaus Jewel and Nylon Endura Manufacturing Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Erdman Mr. O. H. C. Erdman Mr. and Mrs. Kurtz Etter Firestone Auto and Home Supplies Mr. and Mrs. M. Fischer Fischer's Tailoring Mr. and Mrs. Frederick P. Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Horace W. Fly Mr. Harald E. Fougner Mr. C. William Freed Mr. and Mrs. J. Norman Fretz A Friend A Friend A Friend Friendly Book Store Fritz's Service Mr. ReLoyd Fronheiser Miss Sara Ruth Funk a:t'zon.4 O Mr. Elmer C. Garrecht Miss Esther Gehman Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Gehringer Genevieve's Beauty Salon Dr. and Mrs. Mark Gerhart Mr. and Mrs. William H. Gerhart Mrs. Maude Gilbert A. Goldsmith's Son 8: Co. Mrs. K. M. Grant Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Greaser Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Grim Mr. and Mrs. Placido Gugliandolo Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Haas Mr. R. H. Hager Mrs. Pauline Halewich Mr. Ray B. Harner Mr. Ray Z. Hartman Mr. and Mrs. Harold Heimbach Mr. and Mrs. Earl Henry Miss Edith M. Henry Mr. and Mrs. Robert Henry Mr. Leon Hersh-Quakertown Sales Mr. and Mrs. D. Frank Hieter Mr. and Mrs. Leroy I-Illlegass Mr. and Mrs. Quentin A. Hine Hoffert's Grocery Mr. Charles Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. Henry D. Hoffman Holsinger Furniture Shop Mr. Glenn W. Holsinger Mr. and Mrs. Morten L. Holsinger Huber's Self-Service Market Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Hunsberger Ideal Restaurant Iona Sportswear Mr. and Mrs. James Jahnsen Johnson Sz Blehn Motor Co. K 8x L Company Karlton Cut Rate Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Kauffman Mr. and Mrs. Irving Kaufman Mr. and Mrs. Byron Keller, Jr. Kemmerer Paper Co. Kiddie Shop Mr. and Mrs. Floyd H. Kilmer Miss Marjorie E. Kilmer Mr. and Mrs. Robert King Mr. Robert F. Kline Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Klingaman Mr. and Mrs. William Knauss Mr. Paul H. Knechel Mr. J . Norman Kneller Mr. and Mrs. Claude L. Koder Dr. Robert R. Koehler Kooker Furniture Store Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kooker, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer C. Krauss Mrs. Hazel C. Krauss Mr. George Krigor Mr. and Mrs. James C. Kruse Mr. and Mrs. Russell R. Kunkle Lambrecht's Shoe Repair The Landises 83 Lehigh Metered Gas Service, Inc, Mr. E. Leniger Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Levin Mr. Harold Woodrow Levy Miss Addie M. Linsenbigler Mr. Franklin K. Long Loren Murchison Co. Loyal Order of Moose Mr. William C. Lucas Mr. and Mrs. Elwood P. MacWhorter Main Street Restaurant Mr. John March Mr. H. E. Marks Mr. and Mrs. John H. McGourney, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Meas Mr. Wilmer Meltzler Merchants National Bank Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Meredith Mildred's for Beauty Milford Square General Store The Music Exchange Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Musso Mr. Isaiah S. Myers Mr. Pierson M. Myers Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Neidig Mr. Stanley Ozer Peirce School of Business Administration Mr. and Mrs. Ray Peters Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Petrick Mrs. Edna K. Pfaff f'COIl 0 .6 Mrs. Reba Salkou Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Miss Cora H. B. B. Schanely Russel Schanely Schissler Miss Betty Schultz A Mr. and Mrs. William W. Sell Sernoff Brothers Mr. and Mrs. George L. Setman Mr. Herman Shane Mr. Jesse Shatz Shawnee Penn Manufacturing Co. Mr. and Mrs. Howard B. Shelly Mr. Howard E. Shive Dr. Samuel C. Showalter Mr. John Sieper Mr. and Mrs. Alvin C. Sine Howard B. Sine, Estate Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Miss Miriam Rudolph Simitz Roscoe Snyder K. Steely Miss Mary M. Stever Mr. and Mrs. William H. Stoneback Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Strayer Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Strunk Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Strunk Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Taylor Mrs. Doris M. Taylor R. M. Taylor Co. Mrs. M. Thatcher Thrifty Shoes Dr. and Mrs. Fred J. Phillips Mr. Henry E. Pittman Miss Zena Platoff Mr. David Plotnick Miss E. F. Price Quaker Construction Company Quakertown Auto Parts Co. Quakertown Coal and Lumber Co. Quakertown Kiwanis Club Quakertown National Bank Quakertown Trust Co. Miss Fae J. Rantz Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Ream The Record Shop Red Lion Hotel Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Reese Mr. and Mrs. William D. Reichenbach Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Reider Miss Mary Reimel Mr. Joseph D. Rickert Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Rieger Mr. C. Rittenhouse Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rhoades Mrs. M. Roeder Mr. and Mrs. Peter C. Romig Rosa's Beauty Shop Mr. and Mrs. Eugene T. Rosenberger Mr. Harry Rosenberger Mr. and Mrs. N. Clarence Rosenberger Mr. and Mrs. Norman Rotenberger Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Rotenberger Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer F. Rush Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Ruth, Sr. Todd's Rugs-Quakertown Sales Toheca F. F. A. Town Motors-J ack Greenblat Triangle Lumber Co. Tropic-Ardens Mr. and Mrs. H. Troxel Twin Gables Inn Mr. and Mrs. James P. Unangst Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. Unangst Union News Co. Mr. William Wagner Mr. and Mrs. Howard O. Waite Walter's Electrical Repair Weida Bros. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Weierbach Miss Marjorie M. Weikel Dr. and Mrs. William F. Weisel, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. William F. Welsel, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. William S. Weisel Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Weiss Weiss' Self-Service Store Weiss Specialty Shop Mr. and Mrs. William Wenhold Mr. and Mrs. William F. White Mrs. Mary Whitney Mr. and Mrs. Jay D. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wisneski Witmer, Portrait Photographer Mr. and Mrs. Francis H. Wolfe Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Yeakel Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Yoder Miss J. Naomi Young Zion Hill Store 84- asula'11.lrl!l.T.:,s,f's.s..lr'w'4J4,z'1-N':.1w:. fz'.m- H L-' -1 .v YJ' fmwiusf. 11-22 -'H ,- -1-cr '-'cv,.1xmw-- ' . 1: . . Y vxdynaw ' Q f-A-nr' -fx fzAfw'f-.5.,b1aAe.:m!sn1wAru-,.'m H..-ang 2 -u:va!i:s.1.L2-.'.- ' . .. 3 e 5 fu, f ' . ' . 4. fuw-4,1 f - rg v , , ' , N Y .' 1 'gm' ,:g .. 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