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

 - Class of 1950

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Quakertown Community Senior High School - Recall Yearbook (Quakertown, PA) online collection, 1950 Edition, Cover
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' 'G Uh . ff ' f H W f j x' ,. f. - 5-...I affix f REGHDD 1959 y6H 5CHa PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS Quakertown Pennsylvcxnlcr 'UW' D9Cl1C8t1OH The Class ot Nmeteen Hundred Fltty lS honored to ded1cate thls the twelfth rssue ot the Recall to MISS Arma Neamand We cannot express m mere Words our deepest gratl tude for her mvaluable guldance advlce and help m class act1v1t1es Our most capable class advlser 1S also an outstandmg teacher ot POD We Wlll long remember her pleasmg personalrty and kmdly un derstandmg ot youth 2 X e 0 Contents fI1lY11vTICUl'D he fXdmmuDTm DL weclf ru H Tfjf ,LH Wurr ,rod ww 1 3 ii Q V V Au TWL ' Up P451 Alf li' IT T' , nf: n , lfrwr ,ur rw Q 'Mc 54 1h,p . w,,C, ,1D.A W Q Jim-,m T 'W .Peg thfuqfwr P61531 being ,kwa 3 Ari: Lffukmrwg f rv.C':f 'L1rpC1'Fw m thc-5.1L1m Pgggi Th 1 'W 'U w Clpfzft fr :ww wur C1Q'1XNI J'9H' m-rvufm rw pcagn Atiieti E1 ' :Vik rwikx :mm the E fi! we: rms Vltga me Mater ET eoch vouce un uoyous song Swell the hvmn of prduse Lfyolfy we pledge To thee Deor Alrruo Mofer heor Us rouse Our song of love ond courage tree Ever mov ut rung Song of hope ond honor brug wr All houl the Blue ond Whufe' AY eoch son of fhune for ove Cherush thy deor name Fught for rughf ond sfruve eo h ov To keep Thy bonner free from shome Moy our heorfs fund joy un thee Guude us we urnplore Fouthful sons ond doughters Thus our joy for ever more' Musuc Wulluom A Johnson Words Lowellfvl Boorse 33 C ff'-f'l.,,N ellie ls uuu4.uq.3 l 4 . , I . . . C d ' e ' ' . , Jr, '40 .s:-- 5:- L-4 'G' l 4 -Q 'E' . q 3 A T i B . S . , 5 j I ' , , . rm .-1 w K4 3 CJ? X KX ' 'T' Our School Tlme brlngs many changes' What was once a one room school house wnth one teacher teachnng three R s as now a modern well equnpped nnstututlon at Iearnmg wlth fatty teachers The furst Quakertown l-lugh School whlch dates back to l880 was located on Tenth Street The turst class to graduate was nn l884 and ut numbered three Since that tame the enrollment has lncreased nn snze untnl the present Class ot l950 has l36 members graduatung ln l928 the present junlor sensor hugh school was erected and nnne years later the vocational courses were added In addltuon to the seven courses there IS a large selectuon of electuve subjects There ns also a library contannnng 7 300 volumes a school farm a modern tloodllghtung system on the Alumnu Fneld a macadamlzed play area well equlpped Vocatlonal Metal, Vocatuonal Wood lndustrlal Arts Shops and many other Important educational facnlntues . , . . . . . I . 1 1 - 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ministration The ddmmlslrdhoh pldhned our Mme down le the ldel mmute They helped to develop our qudhhes el C1'llZGl'lSl'llp by provldmg Cldssreom mstructleh dhd Oppollumty for pdlhclpdlloh 1h school dctlvmes 'W Lg., 'r'i'F ik!! 3 W-swf 'K-Y .1-.XX l l, f K iii L 4 1 - LJ Q ' inf, U' ' Y Qld VYYVY Kiki i1 'I f 'yfhfi-'Q all F TG fxfififg l Q ur, cfkf. gif. gxuy Egg... T,-.f 11 4 ' .Sh ip , ' ' -Qiff If L: :Nl t ' 1 ,- X' . - A ., 9 QQ! .. f- '5Ij'w'!l - e- 5 - -,, V -'-fi-'fix Qqxf' .li 'I V If X53 55.31-1, ,ee l ee 5, 5 e - ,, W f, i' . ,K ,af 1'1 -- - -de 1-KJ NN , H, 5 T ,f 1 1' ' - ' 'N ' N - - ,- - .A , -T31-g. ff , 19 e Q M 1 VSIV44 , X, ,W .fix , I g, 1 nl R g .U A ,le ll ic:-JH I ,-I-'Mft' '5. , l l ti , 'E Lil' 'fill '---:++- 'X' iff? 1 fffs V A l . R Xl V702 I 14 I 1 , xx' . , - 2' . fi ,- 1 ' -1 ,, L22 - W le 27 W! ll fu E f ZZ' 1 Q18-1 K M-Hx fx ,W P V,- H , rw ggi,-if ,Z,1.f'.X H ,L ..,. vi fps. 'W'-f-v..M.. E ,,,. 1. 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' V J X 1 ' - fx-Mfg -- .3 W f , cf ., ifi ., J' 1 ' .J r' - N I W 'E ,ff SM Suthng Left to Rnght Mr Kruse Mr Rornug Mr Kooker Standing Left to Right Dr Moyer Mr Brown Mr l-lartman Dr Wes S To the Class of 1950 Congratulatnons are an order you have achneved your goal A hugh school educatnon and your daploma' Thus us necessary for a protessaon desurable nn busuness helpful In a trade College demands It business asks for It and the shop respects at A hugh school educatuon guves you polse dngmty and confidence Your Board ot Educatlon provnded all of these opportunltles tor you to equlp you to meet your challenge an the world I hope you wnll be a shnnung star ID your community and an the Country we are lnvnng Wuth the best of success and happlness Suncerely PETER C ROMIG pF9S1Cl0I'1Y Board of Educatnon , . . , , , . . . . I I f, , . , , . , . , ut., r, . - , , I I ' I I ' 1 1 - I 1 1 . 1 To the Members of the Class of 1950 Twelve years ago you entered up n your educataonal career ln furst grade At that tame the members of your class lnved In thurty one different com munltles several nn dnfferent states and one an a foreugn country These dvverslfled educatnonal backgrounds and lute experiences have contrubuted much to your understandnng of other people and your abnluty to get along wlth others Even though you may not have been aware of lt every member of the class has been an Influence on other members and you ln turn have been unfluenced by them the exchange has been mutual These supple mentary educatlonal expernences have added much to the development of your persanalltues and your regard for the rughts of others Although coming from different communities you now have one thlng an common you are graduates of Quakertown l-lngh School Now you are ready to go agam to dufferent communntnes and states and perhaps at least for a tame to other countrues Your llfe s work wall bnng you un contact wlth many other people may each member of the Class of l95O use each of these contacts to further better understandung of peoples and nata ns as his contrlbutuon to world peace Slncerelv JOSEPH S NEIDIG Supenntendent as-4 lm-me 'wr xr- 4, To the Class of 1950 Perhaps one of the greatest thnngs that may be sand of any unduvudual us that the home of whlch he IS a part the state of which he us a cltuzen and the country of whlch he as a native us a better place nn which to luve because of hrs contrlbutlons to lute lnberty and the pursuut of happiness Each one of us can help to make today a better day and tomorrow worth strnvnng for Recently a man who has a great many contacts wnth certain phases of lute sand the one most Important thnng to have y uth reollze us the worthwhule ness of at all May each one strlve to do has or her share and be happy ln doing ut Best wnshes and good fortune to all members of the Class ot l95O Suncerely A F HUNSBERGER Hugh School Pruncrpal I:acuIt em ers RUTH H EQKER IOHN O BHRTH MQRGUERITE R BECKER F RUDOLPH BRHNNHKH WQRREN S BUCK LORRHINE E CONWHY DOROTHY L CHQLFQNT IESSE M CRESSMQN IVIRRTHQ M EBBERT MRRY L FOX SHRH RUTH FUNK ESTHER GEHMFIN R W GREQSER RRY K HQPENBUCH LDITH M HENRY Fl F HUNSBERGER HENRIVTTQ L IQHNSEN ROY IOHNSON BYRON KLLLER FLOYD H KILMER VIRRIORIL E KILN QRTHUR K KLINGQNQN RUSSELL R KUNK' HOLLIS F4 LQCHRT KQTHRYN B LQN IS ELW OOD V MQCWHORTER MQRGQRET MQRTIN G IOSEPH 'VIUSSO PINNQ W NEQMQVD IOuEPH 5 NEIDIG ELVQNOR v PENGELSKI ZENQ PLFITOFF CLIFFORD I-'l REP5E MQRY M STEVER R'CHQRD E QTRRYER LEROY SIRUN4 ELIZQBLTH TREPFINGER LOUIS E VNQLDO LQURQ 5 VSEIWB RGVR RICHQRD G VkI.uNES4I I I I ,E A A I - EI-A: 1 : . A , I VIR 2 - If I ' . Lisa K ,ff i, ' , LE ll FACULTY MHTHEMQTICS DEPHRTMENT Left to Right: ' if Ti':7. f 'f HKTJQ' V' ' LHNGURGE DEPHRTMENT Ileft io Riqht. fseatedlz Mrs Ihre Mr V1.fr.D.K M. Mwrtf. MIP? 'Ir-'-ff:r.'J Leif to Right, KSiunding7: Mr Licks' T. . 'S'f 'f Mx: Luna: HERLTH HND PHYSICHL EDUCHTION DEPRHTMENT Left to Right: Y.'.': I7 rfxn ' 1-1' Mr rirm SCIENCE DEPHRTMENT Left to Right, KSectedJ: Lf- S'r':'gffr 511- ' 'fini' frwf !XSfClhdi1'lg,I M- 1 HOME ECONOMICS DEPHRTMENT Lei! lo Right: 'JH 5 T41 TJ fini' V, V ' ga -4 9.- qu fl Sv I ' 1, 1 O A C 'I , L f V5 1 K ,,... L-i---'- A K S Senior Section Wnh ovoduonon eornes the thouoht mol soor we show be leofvlng hloh school ll ends ond ocquountonces We Jlu never forget the Crowded hours ond treasured memorles ,Hs 1 fu. , 1 .1 b TVA - if in 9 J , Issey, Ko U 1 fi 1 XX ' K n I jf X 1,1 1 I XTX H X, Ny fy r ,f I , N f' Q XXX . nt '. Ai nj W 'ff 1 L Zia, L NI X! 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To Miss Neamand, our under- standing class adviser who guided us so wlsely Sensor Class Advuser Mnss Neomand To Mass Nearnand Mr Buck Mr Waldo and Mr Mac Whorter our patient home room teachers who helped us solve our everyday problems Sensor Home Room Teachers Left fo Rught Mr Buck Mass Nearnand Mr MacWhorter M Waldo O James Srnuth our outstand :ng president wno prloted us through our busy school years Sensor Class Presnde t J Smith To Wilma Hartmann, our cap- d able treasurer, who manage all our financial affairs Senior Class Treasurer W Hartmann O Mary Ellen Koder our ef ho kept our ook care ot our ficient secretary w records and t correspondence Senior Class Secretary M E Koder O Richard Musselman our dutiful vice president who was always on hand to assist with executive matters Senior Class Vice President R Musselman 4? 1 S is X EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Front How Left to Rxght M K1 nev Il Stonesa K B ann M E Kode Second How Left to Hlght F Koel' a g rt Le o ogre Mtss a Class Flower Red Rose Class Colors Maroon and Whnte Class Motto We are not at tne top but clvmbung HOME RGOM PERIOD-SENIOR S'I'YLE Wednesday perlod fave and Its tume for the weekly home room meetlng I o formal sessron desvgned to help further relatuons between the students themselves The regular meetung consusts of a busuness sessuon vncludung the student councnl report and a dlscusslon tlme Occasnonally the rooms have on entertannment perlod To glve you an Idea of the Ilghter slde of the proceedmgs we Il take you on a tour of the four sensor home rooms Fnrst let s drop In on Room 25 There s Rob soundlng off agaun Say why don t we Invest In an aIrwIck9 Get that odor' Phew' Treasury couldn t take It comes back Jerry Mayer A standnng joke In Room 25 IS the cash balance Its a good thnng that treasurer Jlmmy Fulmer has a good memory' As the meetung progresses Mr Buck gets that Inspured look and onother of has famous quups sends the group Into hysterucs Quuet please and the poundung of the govel from the presldent I.III Sumntz restores order Another Iuvely duscussnon pernod ns under way To the accomponvment of many groans and sighs we leave thus happy carefree group and head for the Lincoln Bunldlng and Room 43 Ohh' Ohh' It looks as If the presndent Bre r Fox has has hands full Want a mnnute' Is that heated duscussuon we hear about s clal Ized medIcune7 We ve probably wandered Into the wrong room No we must be rnght for there s Ivan Joy gettung IH has two cents louder tnan all the rest What s that? Seems , ' : ci A ' ' C' Trautricr, '.'.' Hariri I ,A r L Sirens: , ' : Let, E G u Ier, f :ght f Srrtiih, I F x, D 'L' . r Yeatt no Third How, Leif to Right: ' Myers T. MGCLQ-'Jn F Backus L Sentman 'N Meyers, H Ivfassf-Imam . . . . , , . . . , . . T . n .n , I . IS I - , . I I . . , . , . I ' I ' I Il II ' ' II I . . , . . . . ,, Il I ' II II Il , , - - - A ll 11 I - - 1 ll ' II , . . ,,. . ,, . , . If ' Il ' ' II ' Il ' ' I I ,, . ,, . . . . L I I . . . . . ,, , . . . , ,, . . . . . A . I ' ' T' - . . . , . . ' ' I 7 I Il Il ' ' ' Il ll ' I HOME ROOMS 25 AND 43 Applecort doesnt ogree Its lvon No nts Applecort Hold lt' There goes Brer Fox To the rescue ond onother not ns nnpped un the bud Neor the front of the room we fund secretory Essy Bortz wuth her knutfnng needles In one hond ond her pencul nn the other workmg of o furnous poce Oop s' She s oll fongled up ogonn Hooray Bre r Fox to the rescue once more' 11 11 1 1 - 1 11 11 - 11 1 . . , . , ,, . . . . , . - 11 11 - - - - 1 1 . . . . , , , . . ' 11 1 11 . , . HOME ROOM PRESIDENTS Left toR1ght CSeatedJ W Hey Q Foy fStandmgJ Smth E G Say there s Looey the Old Man Rlver of Room 43 slttlng all by hlmself In the back of the room wnth the saddest expressuon on has face Wonder what s wrong? What on earth ns all that no1se9 Sounds luke an elephant parade' Don t worry ut s lust those hardworklng cafeterza workers comung home Seems as though they always arrlve ln the mnddle of thnngs Leavnng Bre r Fox to hns troubles we cross the hall to Room 42 Say what s that nouse9 ls It Muss and Windy havlng a slught dlfference of oplnzon again? You guessed lt' The conversation runs somethnng like thus B ll Sell And l thunk we should Muss I move that we Wnndy You re out of order' Muss Who s out of order? I feel okay Wlndy You can t Interrupt Bull Accordnng to the rules of parlnmentary procedure your motnon as out of order Go ahead Bull Bull I move Muss Hey just a munute' My motuon takes precedence over hus Wnndy lt does not' Muss lt does so' As usual the dlscusslon ends an a draw Around Chrlstmastume the members of home room 42 decsded to hold a gnft exchange The drawnng held four drfferent tlmes was :ll fated from the start Gufts of a humorous nature to fat the character of the receuver were the order of the day Show your present up front' shouted everyone Bedlam lmmeduately broke loose as Muss Alabama refused to comply Back agaun to the Mann Bulldung Up the steps and here we are enternng the domaun of our class presudent James Smnth The room s nn an uproar agaun Probably because Smutty has just made another of hrs famous puns In one corner we fund Tommy MacLean and Duck Gombert golng at at hot and heavy over cafeterua affanrs Seems as uf they just can t agree on who should run the caf Hear that guffaw from the center of the room? Its Sus and Nan recallnng the Chrnst mas party The nncldent began wlth an ordnnary egg used an a skut Spuder nn a llghter l , : - 'ers L .slziiti 1 . : I .1 , , angler 1 11 11 11 V 11 - - - - 1 1 . . . , . . . , , , , . . , 11 - 11 V - 11 11 . . - 11 1 11 - 1 . 1 ' 1 - - 11 11 11 - 11 - . . . . . . 11 11 I 11 - ll 11 11A 11 11 11 - 11, 11 1 11 11 1, 11 1 11 11 - 1, 11 1 - - 1 1 . . , - - 1 - 1 11 . , . 11 V 114 11 11 11 11, 11 - - - - 11 . , . . 11 - 11. 11 11 11 11A 11 11 I . . . . . . ,, 1 1 T ' 1 - 11 11 11 ' 1 11 - 11 ' 1 - 4 1 - - 11 - 11 , , , - V 11 11 - 11 11 11 - 11 - - - - - - 1 11 11 1 11 - 11 11 11 - - . , ' . . . . . . ,, . 1, . . . . , T0p Picture left to Ilghf Se ond Picture left to nght Third Picture left to nght Fourth Picture left to rlght S e y JV Kerr-ey CLASS HISTORY The year was l946 when we boarded our strato cruiser and began our high school career, a class Of one hundred eighty-four, Many of us were strangers but it didn't take us long to get acquainted with one another and with life as it is in high school. We mode our first landing for the Freshmen Get Acauainted Party, which the sophomore class held for us, Our next stopover was the Franklin Institute in Philadelphia, where we visited Fels Planetarium and heard an informative lecture and a demonstration on nuclear fission. On Memorial Day Betty Trautman and James Myers received the American Legion Award for their lead- ership, character, and outstanding scholastic abilities. ln June our stratocruiser landed for refueling and repairing of parts. Even before we boarded the ship for our second trip, some of the fellows in the class were conditioning themselves at football camp. This preliminary train- ing program was initiated by the Booster Club. With our stratocruiser in Afl condition, we took off for the annual Freshmen-Sophomore Get Acauainted Party. During this year our class organized and elected the guiding crew for the rest of our flight: Miss Anna Neamand, class adviserg James Smith, presidentg Betty Trautman vice president Catherine Hausman secretary and Wilma Hartmann treasurer The most colorful protect of the year was the Band Uniform Fund which Home Room 39 started There was much enthusiasm in the student body about this un ertaking FFA to was in the high spirits aoout a project of its own its farm show display won a place at the Pennsylvania State Fair ln September our class adviser and officers climbed into the cockpit to pilot us through the iunior year We looked down and observed that the entire area in the rear of the high school building had been macadamized backboards had been erected and courts had been lined Soon we hit a rough air pocket when we lost the football campaign by thirteen dollars Appearing o the horizon for the first time this year was the Future Homemakers of America which sent Esther Bartz and Doris Wagner to a State Home cconomics Convention at York Pennsylvania On the athletic field a time clock provided for by one of the previous graduating classes and erected by the vocational boys stood out as a marked improvement This years hockey squad considered Coach Affler mach s best ended the season as co champions with Doylestown To fill our four houses for their play Life of the Party the members of the class worked hard The cast under Mrs James Ebberts direction did a solendid iob making the super sales talks come true A big event for the vo ational agriculture boys was the l-FA trip to Kansas City Willard Docktor Robert Leight Henry Thomer and Norman Tyson accompanied by Mr Joseph Freeh went by auto and gained not only agricultural information but also a deeper appre tation of our country Another trip this Year was the Girls and Boys Glee Club tour to Souderton and Ambler The National Honor So iety worked hard ard pur chased a cotton bunting s hool flag for use at foot ball games Featuring the Recall theme our iunior prom proved to be a great success A covered wagon and cleverly constructed block houses provided authentic atmos phere for the forty niners Katherine Weber class of 49 was crowned pram queen and Lyda Rodgers Juanita Shutters Mary Fischer Catherine Hausman Lorraine Wisler and Mary Jane Kidney were her six junior attendarts ln the senior year we were flying high and rightly so for we war the most sought after campaign me one which gave us the football concession r I 1 ' I , V d . . . ., o , 1 I r . n . . . . , . , , . 4 i , I , r . . 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' CLASS HISTORY The band made a strukurg appearance as they per formed un theur new unuforms We had worked hard for two years for these unuforms and were uustly proud Record breakung sales un the magazune campaugn en abled us to come one step closer to the realuzatuon of our goal the Washungton trup Much credut goes to our two effu rent managers Betty Trautman and Teresa Swuerzewska Our next undertakung the senuor play tucket cam paugn was a real challenge due to the ruse un pruce However the loyal sons and daughters of the class dud a commendable uob by fullung three houses The play The Bug Help under the capable durectuon of Mrs James Ebbert was a huge success Mary Ellen Koder and Zugruda Zeltuns Student Coun cul offucers were among the group who attended the three day State Student Councul Conventuon at Coates v lle Lorraune Gerhart and Velma Staneback accompanued by Muss Martun went to the Pennsylvanua Scholastuc Press Assocuatuon Conventuon at Wulluamsport Pa The novelty quartet uncludung three senuors Wundy Meyers Ruchard Musselman and James Smuth brought honors to the vocal groups by sungung over statuon WIBG on the Suburban School Roundup program Louuse Strawn took the affurmatuve sude un a duscus suon of Love Hugh School Style on another Sur burban School Roundup presentatuon One of the outstandung socual events of the year whuch we sponsored was the Chrustmas Prom We got a prelumunary glumpse of what the Washung ton Trup mught be luke when the Problems of Democ racy class s attended a court sessuon un Doyletsown and vusuted the Bucks County ,laul the County Home and the Mercer Museum On the memorable day of March 22 rauny as ut was we took off on our long awauted trup to Washungton D C Our Romeos and Juluets found the long tourney to Annapolus a pleasant one At the Naval Academy we had to practucally wade across the campus but that dudn t dampen the spuruts of the gurls for they were more umpressed by the mud shupmen than the scenery We were pruvuleged to wutness the umpressuve change of guard amud the solemn atmosphere at the Tomb of the Unknown Solduer ln spute of the chull wund and the raun the braver ones of our class stayed outdoors to watch the manecu vers of the huge planes at Natuonal Aurport Thursday nught The welcome sun on Fruday mornung gave us a deeper apprecuatuon of the beautues of Mt Vernon where we posed for our class photograph and had an oppor tunuty to snap many puctures Many of us wull remember the Supreme Court Buuld ung un Washungton for uts outstandung archute tural beacuty Our more energetuc classmates clumbed the 898 steps of the Monument but we all enuoyed the panoramuc vuew from the top af thus memorual When we vus ted Lun oln Memarual we were deeply to.:ched by thus gleamung whute marble trubute to our martyred Presudent The hughlught of our vusut to the Caputol was seeung the Senate and the Haus of Representatuves un ses suon where we caught a glumpse of our Vuce Presudent After four too short days un whuch we vusuted mam other places of unterest we took our last fleetung glances of Washungton A tured but happy group we arruved un Quakertown an Saturday nught The maun stops before our hugh school flught us com pleted are the Junuor Prom Baccalaureate and Com mencement We look forward to a happy Iandung' , , .r. x' I I . I . . 1 11 . 11 1 1 , . , V . , . 1 I , Pa. 1 1 , . . . . 11 . 11 1 1 1 1 , 11 11 . 11 . 11 11 I I I - 11 - 1 , , Q . , - 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 11 . 11 . , , . 1 c 1 i ' u - 1 Q Q , 1 1 1 I I T THEODORE HDHMCZYK Bcademrc ood 'ratu ea ed t t le rob rn the darkroorn or pro rectroh booth ne s probably cama srng Rrchlarrdtown or agazrr ub c rptrons fo hr 3. c o o at r ff B G ee ,. r Ba k 1 12 flwfanagerl Baseba 1.4 llviana er e t t Play 12 Pro e P EDWIN HMES aCGd6mlC Ed rs aood natured and r lrk d by hrs fellow student for lrrs cheerfulness and frrendlr ness He rs a sharpslrootor on the rrfle team lvprra Clto 10 Wood Habla C e Vce re e Team 11 rd 12 oo 10 T ac CLHRENCE HPPLEGHTE Voccxtronal Wood Flpplecart one of our wood bu chefs rs always ready to lend a helprng hand whether rt be er ctrng stage scenery or dorng odd robs around the shop Boys Gym Club 9 Plastrcs Clul 12 ISe-cl Wood Hobby Club 10 Metal Hobby Club 11 F C 111 10 11 12 Home Room Offrcer 1? tl ea 1 ROBERT RTLEE Drcxftmg Bob whose comrc portrayal of Ted and Claude helped to make our class plays a suc cess lrves rn the hrlls of Hay cock He rs a member of the Q H S Band and Orchestra otoa aphy Club 11 fPc-sl esl rn L. Plt etr b o ec on rxe Chor s 1 rd Q 1 rca ron 12 F o ba Q Track ll, -tome 'too e 'Vlce C a s P av ROBERT BHIRD Hcademx Bob ls a buddrng rnatherna rcran and a smooth trombone play r He can be found any ,Je-1 Q 'rear a basketball o backstage mr rrnG C1101 C QQ CQ l' Tea 11 Rad o C 1 Dance O cnes a ll B xlnll and I es'lnq C b 12 Mxea Cho s 12 Badll 12 Q , 11C'O1 lf 11 12ff1ead Ope ato' Foo ba' V1 1 Raske'ba.. 1., ll Track 11 91 1 .uh 5 IVRN BELHC Vocatxonal Wood really okay ln bond h s on the beam But rn che'nrstrf Now' What a scream' 'r bland r C bby u lfl U arrar st S c r Cha e e 'af 1 lrxed h O es 12 P fr BHRBHRH BERGMHN Commerclal Theres never a dull moment when Babs IS around Her keen sense of humor and her spor abrlrty rn nock y and tennls have won her many frrends lance lnstructron Club 9 Fore-rar Correspondence Club 11 Grrl s Var ty Club 12 lournalrsm Club 10 Commercral Club 12 Hockey 9 10 Bas et a 10 T nnls Home Room Oftrcer 12 11 eos, Qdve trsrng Commrttee O51 GERHLD BITNER Voccmonal Draftmg H popular fellow around school 1 Suey an ardent basketball player He spends most ot hrs trme on the basketball court or wrth hrs buddy rn a yellow convertrble Boys Gym Cl b 10 Lllkrna Club 9 Plastrcs Club 12 Wood Hobby C rrb 11 CPres1 Student Councrl 10 Hr 12 Mrxed Chorus Q fTreas 12 Basket 9 10 11 12 Prom Commrttee 12 Qnnounce at Football Games 1131 12 Home Room Offrcer 12 fV1C es 1 SHIRLEY BLEHM Hccxdemxc Harr of gold eyes of blu To her fellow she rs true Shrrley marches Wrth our band Rnd wears a sparkler on her hand Pho og aphy Cl b 10 Metal Hobby C .Ab 11 CT easl Dramatrcs Club 12 Recall Staff Kflsst Senror Sec ron E111 r rary Staff 9 Band 11 12 fF1aq Bearerl Basket 1 9 10 Base all 10 Home H om Offr e 9 fSeCl 10 CTreasJ ll fVrce Pres 1 Prom Comrnrttee 11 lg C b Q Make Up Co r'nr a FRHNK BOCKIUS Hccxdemxc ee tat al w w 'un le rn hrs eye? Thats Frank lookrna for some fun Partrcrpatrng rn sports makrng th honor roll and showrna the grrls a good trme keep Frank busy Boys Gym Cab 10 Recal' Sta' Ftss Sen Sector E211 Lrterarw S e y 12 CT easl Mrxed Chor s lc 12 Boys Glee C b 12 Na lona 1-'ono Socretw 9 10 11 14 Foo'ba 9 10 11 12 Ca'eterra11 12 Baskeba' 3 10 11 12 Trak Q 10 Pasf-bar 11 Exf-csrtrve Corr- rttee lu 11 l2 Home Room Offrce 1 fleas! Tac Club 9, Pennant and flat Commrtfee 10, Commencement lnvrtatron Commrttee 12, Property 'fornrnrttee fP1ay1 12 ELIZHBETH BOOTH Vocational Home Economics l1'.a POC, lt: ll lO and there goes Betty to wenc 1n the cixfefencl, She: 3 real friend ond olvvcxys do1:1g.1:r:etr11ng nice for someone FHF1 ll lk Pflfzer. Cdr, 1' Srfrnor l.e:'he' C111 ll Med. Hobby CML 4 'lrf:., ffitffer : l' ESTHEH BORTZ Vocahoncxl Home Economxcs l P 1 llfljl l Ll ANI 5 V ,I lV1l'l'x J G Tl lP 'J f ff' '19 3l'lC'l' U on oo H csv Cl h .nn e Q. rc l e rmg 4 ss! ' on lst M l.l:1'c1 ul lv'1x 1 o e Ecfr '111 S Cl G1ee C me e Hock 1o'r1'f1 lzfe IOHN BOYER Flcademxc Th on ff1nd1ng 'acl-cl of our football team Non be forqof tan by anyone We r n Tl ber no lv h1 foo ball plixy IN DJ ol o h1 TllIGNll'lQ Q ho' put llflxlllflg 'hat b1g grln and n1 g frmhcl 11f c :J h mode Fl I ucr lioye CV l Hoy To lvl Y ELSIE BRYDE Hcademlc Q shox M3 :he V D c: 1: I- 'SCC IC VIVIHN CRSSEL Voccmoncxl Home Economxcs arc h C111 :xo oe hfS an 1.1 433' N-f IUNE CROUTHHMEI. Vocational Home Economics lone 13 one of the quief girls who fakes her studies serious- ly However, her quietnesfz does not keep her from helping whenever there 15 work to be done lance lr1s!r',.:t1or, 'S Al: 9, Knntx.: and f.ee'ilework C.,.b l2 F H ll ,Prex fI..b lf Leia. Hxstzrn' ,.L .1 RUTH CROUTHRMEL Flcademxc 11 thf tal' good nofurf IS r C1 lcmd word or everyone lx plc lnmq to go to beauty culture school Her fo VOTll6 po Mme 1 wcxfchmg tele v1s1on foo H boy Cl r 1 l2 Form rl Cor espond rce lf lf Tac C' O ck or'1r e cxv '1 rg om Pav lL CECILIH CYGHN Bcademxc Vver meet cr g1rl l1lc ee S ho so much of that eyf oppecml Her future we cor :Ill foresef n efflclent nurse eh plan 1 D nce l t 171 Photog aphv Cllll lil CS J Jon r hestro fl.1brorun ll Bar rchee Vx 'l o corn Ofhcs 0 'nm 1' e EMIL DRVCO Vocuhonal Drcxfhng yo e Cx cor that doe 1: 111: o cn' 1.. can e 11 m1 lv' rque 1r: e coh er 1:3 1 d 1 zxpoer l lvfxed cs Gee For 3 GLORIH DEOSE Commercxcxl All .2 A Coram e e 'lc' 1ICl e emor plav and he Pap lOOll'lU CI N d o l Qztl er Wlll12Ul',l'..' he ' .1 ' my ro .'-' f:, for .ine plfyg the - fy o f ri '.::r1C1.71oo Her :r1'1,11f: I 4 'xrld dr1'.'1 g '. . 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Zijnvcuili. hggfrr 1'e'e'1-7 '- f y r:ie:::J1 f...b floss Pav l2 ,-1,...1c.,,.- V JI I J H 1 e .L i 1 RICHHRD DERR Vocahonal Metal D1ck better known as Sam 15 a sports enthuslas who 1f not worlung at a garage can be found at all the ath1et1c events He deserves a place 1n our memor1es for h1s hard work 1n ra1s1ng money for our class ys Varstty Cub 12 M1 ous 9 10 11 Boys Gee Cu 10 Baskeba WILLIRM DETWEILER Bcademxc B1lls ma1n lnterest 19 h1s short wave set a hobby wh1ch Wlll a1d h1m 1n h1s futur reer 1n the held of rad1o 15 second 1nterest 1S 1n h1s Ford and 1n k eplng 1t 1n good con d1t1on R 10 Club 10 ll KP esl 12 lV1C9 Presl Qthleuc Club 9 Pro1ect1on Gm 1 1ca11on 0 WILLHRD DOCKTOR Vocational Hgnculture H streak of blue a cloud of dust and you know 1ts Doc ln h1s leep Popular among h1s fr1ends he was elected DTSS1 d nt of the Toheca Chapter He was chosen Star Farmer of Pennsylvama an honor wh1ch brought fame not only to Doc but also to Q H S F F H 9 10 C'l'reasJ 11 fV1C6PTESl 12 fPres 1 CHARLES EGNER Vocoahonal Wood Ft small bui m1ghty lad 1S Chas He hkes sports and dancmg to 1azz H1s sandy ha1r and eyes of blue Make the g1rls all 11ke h1m too Bovs Gym Club 10 Bovs Vars1ty ub 11 Secl 12 lPres1 Qth e ub 9 res !Sec1 M1X6d Chorus 9 10 l-'C R ot a Basketball 9 0 11 12 Baseball 9 10 ll 12 Home Room Olf1cer 10 IPresJ Execuhve Comrmttee l1 RHYMOND EWHSHKO Vocahonal Wood Rummy as he 15 known to all h1s fr1ends 1S a very prom ment and GCl1V9 woodworker H1s hobby 1S t1nker1ng around mach1nes Boys Gym Club 10 Boys VGYSIYY Club 11 12 Mtxed Chorus 9 F C H 10 11 12 Tac Cla DONHLD FEGLEY aCGd9mlC Don 1 a humorous fellow whose favor1te past1me 15 work mg w1th rad1os or so1v1ng math problems H1s lokes do a lot to add humor to German ll H1k1ng Club 9 P1ast1Cs Club 12 V ood Hobby Club 11 Radio C1 b e Club 9 MHRGHHET FILBURN Commercxal Margaret 1S always ready to take part 1n anythmg she IS asked to do and does 1t w1th a ST'l1l8 She 1S very eff1c1ent 1n all h r work Photography Club 10 Knlfllfhj and Needlework Club 12 Semcr Leather Club 11 Commerc1a1 Club 12 MHRY FISCHER Hcademxc Never down hearted always QGY To everyone Mary has some thxng to say ln the future we all bel1eve Pls a teacher she w111 succe d Dance Orchestra 9 10 11 fSec1 12 CPresJ Recall Staff fHsst QCllV1116S Edl L1terary SOCl9lV 121 ICS esl T HIY 12 fPres M1X6Cl Chcrus9 10 11 12 Band 9 rc estra G1rls Glee Club 12 Nat1ona1 Honor SOC1e1Y 10 11 12 fVlCS Pres 1 Prom Commntee 11 12 Fldverhsmq Com m tee fP1ay1 11 12 ROBERT FOSBENNER Vocczttonal Draltmg lf you ever hear that expres s1on 1 a1nt k1dd1n you boy you know FOSS19 s around Football 1S h1s ma1n OC1lV1lY 1n school but outs1de of school 1t s g1rls Boys Varsny Club 10 11 12 Flth le xc Club 9 lr' C Fl 10 11 12 oot 9 10 ac u IHMES FOX Vocatlonal Hgnculture Br er Fox the fellow w1th the blond wavy halr IS not only an outstandmg square dancer but also an ent rpr1s1ng farmer Q 10 11 12 ISonq1ea er Re all Sfalf flllsst Pat on 1.1st Man erl Mxed Chorus 10 11 Boys Glee Club 10 11 12 Execu 11Ve Comrmttee 12 Home Room Of f1cer 10 KTreas1 12 tPresJ Prom Commntee 11 IHMES FULMER Vocational Drafting If lirn isn't pursuing someone in his yellow convertible, ycu'll probably find him practising his clarinet or saxophone. His main activities are band, orch- estra, and mixed chorus. Dance Orchestra lff ll, lL' rtrZ.e Club 95 Student Council 2 Mixed Chorus ll, l2p Boys' Giee Cab ll Band lfl ll, 125 PCR 13,11 l2 Home Room Officer 9 tPresl. 12 fTrecs.J, Orchestra 10 ll, lil, Pro:- erty Corirnzttee YPlayJ ll Class Play I2 EHRL GHUGLER Vocational Metal Sir Earl who lo strictly a mu l'TlCIl'l Plays a hot trumpet in orch estra and bard Fllways ready for some fun Plrranging square dances keep him on the run Dance O chestra 9 10 ll 12 tVice Pe l Mix dChorsis9 10 ll Boys ee Club 911B nd 9 chestra 9 lfl ll Exe uile o miitt l? Homr Room Offi e l2 fPres J Band Uniform Commit lU ll l2 Qdlerisinq Commit ee ay? ll LEONHRD GEIGER Hcademic Bang' That mu thave be n an o er bulls eye for en our sharpshooter on the rifle tearn Or wa it? lt might have been another cafeteria dish es ca ing from hi busy dish towel lab l2 fPre Rifle ea'n 9 l e a ROSE MHRIE GEIGER Flcademrc ner intelligent and artistic Doane icnown to her friends or her cu quiet way tires o Nirri and kate and i alwav a good sport Tim g ea' r l rrz 12 ac ro r c Payf MILDRED GEISSINGER Commercial Yan -c an a ned s an on 'i DUCK always ne a 'rr s appr ach One ne e N of h om merc al C no h fav orite time is 'nirneog aphing for ' Challenge a xnitr na a 12 P as C o Noo eng S af l l oo ap ' rr e c al a 31 2 I .Q-, 5 my .N- LORRHINE GERHHRT Commercial Someone missed the 'Fairview Special. lt was probably Lor- raine who was busy writing for the Q. H. S. News or our other two publications. l-lowever, for her life work, history, not jour- nalism, is the field of her choice. Plastics Club ll 'Nood Hobby Cub 9, Press Club ll lournalisrn Club l2, Recall Staff fQCTl'llfV Edt, Stu' dent Council li' Q H. S lO ll fQSSOClGf6 Ed J, l2 tflssociate Ed l Quaker Challenge Staff l2 CFlctr'1i- ties Edl. COYf1I'R'3YC1'XlCl'.lb l2, Home Room Officer 9 lTreas J, 12 CSec.J, Property Committee fPla'lJ 12, Publicity Committee lPla7J l2 NELSON GEHHHRT Vocational Wood Nes a he is known to all his friends 1 a prominent Wooclworicer His favorite hob bies ar playing baseball and football o s Gym lb 9 lO Boys sity Club ll 12 Studfnt Court 9 C Q l2 Footba 9 CCantain ll Ba e at l2 Horne 'loo Officer 9 fPres J IHCQUELYN GINDER Hcademic lac ie alwaf has a witty an wer to your question Her friendly disposition will be h lpful in her career of medi cine Handicraft C ib Q Vlreasl an chcs ra IC ll IL P ore tv 'n ten lPla,J ll P biicitv Commi ay ornrtf l a , nd IO i ll Band Un forrn f f DOROTHY GOMBERT Commercial on o' tne oran t Cornrnercial c inn f r ood in shorthand and typing toaethe Nl h he plea ina per Ona ity N ll new ier an a et to any office Hrrndicrat h 'mf Lattr' b s Q af l'lI'55l' b 9 Ease D1 RICHHRD GOMBERT Hcademic T sting NO 'n ee Thats D c s voice bou ding on he air Wave es ing the 'nilces However fn s not nts only nt rest He car' also be i una unning aound h racc or aticicatirg rr a adio o mn Cl4BolO ira C n di rnati l es 1 l ion ras der' Co n oo ca T a l C' l 9teslTaCb3Sa'r Les 12 Pennant ard Hat rn Prorn Co tee li CHESTER GOTTSCHHLK Hcademic 'ie 'er ca 1, ual DQ cuba e 'he the toc'r,al 1 a c t rowing a discus We Dre ite t 'll T1 as ae man nce ie 'tad ple t c' experier e elling caria and girn about t chool s on DOROTHY GRHNT Commercial Dotty 1 her nicknam She always has a smile Either on the baseball team Or working at the tile Me al Hobby C1 ib 9 Dra'nat1cs Club 12 Foreign Carre ponoen e C b 1U fpresl ll Quaker hal lenge Stall 12 llvlimeographistsl Commercial Club lf CSecJ Ease 9 11 12 Home Room 1 or 11 flreasb Prorr Committee 12 HLTHEH GROSS Vocational Home Economics Pleasing personality quiet and poised this is a good descrip tion of Qlthea who hc' working and friendly vrlng C ib Q ni tin edlework C b 12 F H Pl Foreign o respondence Club 11 Hom Economi s b 0 10 ELHINE HHGENBUCH Hcademzc Elaine th airl with the dark brown hair is active in sport especially tennis Plnother 1a vorite hobby of hers is reading which she u ualli, tries to dc in classes Photography Club 10, Typiria CQ' 1 ce re- amawcs oh' if P3l.hletic Club 9 R call Staff . pcrtc F. ,' Rifle Flu ll M-.xeci V vorpi c ' , l if . lee fl.. ' oc ey 13 Basketball 9 2 Tcnnis 9 , ci lx: T' ommw. e fayl 2 rom srrtrnf' VITUS HHMMERLE Vocational Metal 'Vickf' not only does good work in the metal shop, but also does some huntina and trapping on his own time. Spinnerstown garage is his la- vorite resort Fiadzo Crab lfl Mr-'a, Hcbb'-' Cie 'E Boys VGfS1f'y'C.-b1l 12 Fizf, Club 9 FCH ill RICHHRD HHRING Vocational Wood 1zed o 11 the o gn e es a '1 o rihg ogetner tearr plflt aring orne ol nis pals the N d ar r to go 13 s ai o 'ri 1 Vice WILMH HHRTMHNN Commercial S e tfiat attractixe airl loaded do NF with account books ana bag Tha s Wonie capable clas treasurer Ne N111 always appreciate thf tactful way she reminded u to pay our class due t ra and wo 1 lGQ1C F9 5 'lobb, lub 1C Cheering Q 13lth1et1 b 12 om cia Club 12 ckev 9 V1 12 Baseball 9 10 Fxccutve Com 'ter 11 1? Home Hoom ll 1V1CC lfresl Pennant an Hat omm1'tff 1U Commencement nfitation Committef a X CHTHERINE HBUSMHN Hcademic ro or s e cute an keen Q H S N ws or baseball team Flcting like a little queen Cathy 1 the girl we mean 12 ilvlana r Girs y 1 1Honorar Mem T e 1 P 12 ri 111 ase a Horne Hoon Olhcer 10 CSec , ll 1 ect s c siness Manager CPa J 11 IUNE HEHVENER Commercial time e a often o ana heard in me Comme cial Department She not only ex in h tu ies but as rates lirst with her classmates, anc. r. r'z ' on 9, Kniitiri an' .lofi ewan if 2 cl e'a1 Hobby C14 1 , Prez C rf intend -. ct. .A . :call 'all ' zr -1Qa.i n hianaaxl, Quaker C1 .-nge Staf. ' fencil J. r .2 c...me'-: fCi'ib 12 Class orn- :TZ1'T-f- .A ' lc'a.'..r aric Colcrj THELMB HEIST Hcademic Thelma is the girl who is ale ways ready to tell a ioke or to hear one Her pleasing person- ality will help her to be a won- derful nurse .ance lrrsfrictzor. C. ir 1 1.111111 Hobby Cub 171 Foreign Corre- e1'CUfl'-HCC Cub ll Curl? '.'a's. .' CQ.: 12 Mixed Cll'T..F 12 Orch Mira? 117 11 111 Girls C1lQeClAh IQ F1'i'.'f-rtlezrg Co:nrn1ttee12 RICHHHD HENRY Vocational Metal Dick is that curly-haired fellow whose cheerful, witty person- ality has won him many friends. He can be found cruis- ing around in his black 'Chevyf' Plastics Club l2 tPresl Metal Hobby Club lO, Studenf Counc:l ll Mixed Chorgs IO ll Boys Gfee Club IO ll FCP! llc RICHHRD HILLEGHSS Vocational Wood Fullback on the football team Dick really made the rooter scream onde hair tall and ey blue Hes a member of the wood butchers crew Cross Count y Club lC KS M ta Llobby Club ll IVIC P esl Bov rsity Clab 12 fVce P sh l ack 9 se al l HHRRY HOFF Vocational Drafting Harry always a t1ve 1 ro 1c1ent 1n O n 1 stud1es an outs1de GCllVlllSs lf h asking questions he s answer th rr' T s tra an 1 amiable personality keep us all in good spirit Recall Staff Cflsst Senio Sec 1on Mixe lcoru Vi we V ant at Hr ce Football l0 ll 12 tlv'anaae J Deco rating Ccmm t ee I2 Prom Comm1t l2 s ms Radio Fo rr MILTON HOFF Vocational Metal Mlll mth h1 hard h1tt1ng up set our opponent often ff on the gr1d1 on H1 pleasmq per sonalitf w1ll help make h1m 'r ucces 1n furthermg h1 ll catlon cvs Gy :S a si v lX F C lL Foo ba 'lo e Qoorr RUTH HUDSON Commercial e lik a y a e s rna es utn ls aro' e 'ie hardworkers from the C e cal Department She pend much time in mvneograb mc the cafeteria menus Dance lns C r ard Needlewo k C1 c Fo em Co esponaer e Cl b 1 cia Cl b W ' 1 .,, vi EL, HELEN HUNSBERGER Rcademic Hernrnieu is that smiling girl 'mth the auburn hair and won- derful personality. She has many interests, but her favorite pastimes are reading, swim- ming, and dancing Typzng Clwb ll Metal Hobby C1 ik l0 Drarnat1c.s 'flub l2 Ta: Clgb '3 MHRIHN HUNSBERGER Hcademic Mimmie 1s quite a fr1endly pe son Nho likes to have a lot of fun Flmong h r varied in terests she enioys reading dancing and going to shows Tvoing Club ll Me al Hobby C' its l Dramat1cs Club l! tpresl c b 9 Qd1rrt1s1n om 11ttof 'lvl RAYMOND HUNSBERGER Commercial During school hours l-lun y can generally be found ente ta1n1ng girls or working hard on his shorthand Q other 1 Qs '11s hobb1es cons1st of ICE skating and r1pp1ng around in his two tone Dodge Fo s Gvrn Jloo lf rm Cub CONSTHNCE IETT Commercial COWNlG ,va th hi1rdh1tt1ng Ul ack of me ockef tearr en not on the hell ie car' be found m1'neoqraph1na1'1th Corn ncrc1al bdlconf fs click awry A h nee e na and 1 a o Qae e '1 ris Cc'nr'11 DOLORES KHSZYCKI Hcademic car e ' ea ara qu1 k J adapted ie e o Q H S rou11 er -and and aent'e ature will r fu plan o Ng G fl TNQ c3Hobw VIOLET KEISER Vocational Home Economics Vtolet is on of our outstanding F H Fl members who proved her ability by winning a prize for her skirt at the State Farm Show Ex ry noon she can be found in the school cafetei a help ng the grade children W1 h th 1r lunchc 1ng Club 10 Hiking C b ll 12 Homr 1 oromtcs WILLIHM KENNEY Vocational Hgnculture B111 formerly from New ler sey is a newcomer to Q H S this year He brought with htm a keen interest in farm work bu his locular humor still ranks fir t wtth us FFR 12 D coroting Committ tCha1rmanJ MHRY IHNE KIDNEY Vocational Home Economics Hcting in the 1un1or play work mg on prom committees and drawing for the Recall ar a few of lantes many act1v1 ties But he is never too bu y to gtve a cheery H1 and a happy smile to everyone Dance lnstructton Club 9 lxnitfing Cub 11 Typing Club 10 F H Q 11 12 Dance Or hestra 12 Recal Staff llflrt Edttorl Class Play ll Class Play 12 fMake Upl iril-1 Y Mixe o us Home Economtcs Club 9 10 Girl Glee Club 105 Executive Commit ee 10, ll, 12, Pennant Committee 13 tCha1rmanl5 Prom Commitee ll 1Co- Chairmanlg Decorattna Commtttee 12, Chrysanthemum Committee 12 CCha1rmanJ. MHRY ELLEN KO DER Commercial Flffable studious, and popular -describes Mary Ellen Vls- chief and fun lurk behind the twinkle in her eyes. There qualities help her perform her many duties in school success- fully. K itring Club llg Knitting and Needlework 12, Rifle Club 9, For- eign Correspondence Club 10: R,- call Staff tllsst Flct, Ed 15 Student Council ll, 12 ISec.J5 Literary So cietv 12 lSecl Commercial Club 125 National Honor Soctetv 9, 10 11 125 Tennis 11: Executive Comm1ttee 10, ll, 12, Home Room Officer 9 fSecJ, 10 tV1ce Pres 1, 11 tSecl, 'rom Committee 11, 12, Class Sec- 'e'ary 12. FERN KOEHLER Hcudemic Ferns pep is one of her out- standing characteristics. P11- though she has many activities in school, she still has time for 4H Club, Grange, and various other organizations. Photography Club 10 Hzkrng Club 95 Wood Hobby Club ll 12 fSecl Class Play Iprompterly Mixed Chorus 9, 10, ll, 125 Girls Glee Club 10, ll, 12, Baseball 9, 10 11 12p Executive Commrttee ll 12 Home Room Officer 10 fSecl 11 lPres.1: Publicity Committee ll, 12 W WHLTER KOZHK Vocational Metal Walt is one of the high rank ing machtne shop boys B sides worktng he spends much of his out of school ttrre roller kating asttcs lub 1 eatlrer Radio Club 1'l Metal Hobby C b S udcnt Council 10 F C Q PERRL KRAMER Vocational Home Economics Learning housekeeping and cooking That s our Pearl so good look mg Nose turned up and hair so black Wtth that boy right on her track Dance Ins ru tion C ub 9 'lyr ing Club 11 Knitting and Needlework ub 12 F 12 Plastic Club 10 Library Staff 10 ll Home Fconomics Club 9 10 Home Room Officer 9 tlreasl Prom tRefresh ment Commttteel 11 Decorat ng Committee 12 ROBERT LEIGHT Vocational Hgnculture Whether acting in our class plays writtng for our three publ1cat1ons or winning a de bae lo ge is sur to be in the thick of thtngs Qn avid F F 131 enthusiast he plans to become a poultry farmer Pl 9 10 tSecJ 11 tRepor 12 CSe 1 Dramatics Club 12 Flth lettc Club 9 Recall Staff ills t I-1 t Class Play ll 12 Stu en uncil 10p Q. H. S. Ne s 10, , 12 Hlssoc. Ed.l5 Quaker Challenge 11, 12 tFlc'iv1ties Ed.l, Radio Forum ll, 125 National Honor Society 11, 125 Executive Committee 10, ll, 12, P.ay Reading Committee 11, 12, R - gional Secretary CF. F. 131.7 115 R - gional President KF. F. 9.1 12. KENNETH LEWIS Vocational Metal Q campaign in full swing? That's where you'11 find Lou one of the hard workers who helped make our Washington Trip a reality. Dance lnstructton Club 9: Plastics Club 125 Wood Hobby Club 105 Dra- tics Club 115 F, C. Q 9, WHLTER LONG Hcademic '1Walt can play a red hot sax, He not only plays but also actsg Pl leading role he did portray, ln both the senior high school plays. Dance Orchestra Club 9, 10, ll, 12, Class Play 11, 125 Mixed Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12, Band 9, 10, 11, 125 Orch- estra 9 10, ll, 125 Dance Orchestra 9, 10, 11, 125 Radio Forum 11, 12, Basketball 9, Track 9g Baseball 9. 10, 11, 12 tlvlanagerlg Qdvertismq Committee 11, 125 Decorating Com- mrttee fPromJ ll, Band Uniform Committee 10, 11, 12. LORRHINE LOUGHRIDGE Commercial lake despite her nickname, is really quite feminine. Shes that capable hockey captain as well as a loyal member of the Commercial section. Plasfics Cigb 11, Foreign Corre- spondence Cub 10, Girls Va:'s1'v Club 12 fpresl Qthiefic Clob 9 Recall Staff lSports Edt lri-1-11-Y 10, 11, 12, l-fixed Chorus 9 lf, Cort,- mercial C.ub 12 llreasl Hockey E 10, ll, 12 ffapfainl, Basketball 10 Executive Committee 10 Home Room Officer ll lSec J THOMHS MacLEHN Hcademic i'Tommy will always be re- membered for his two grfat interests in chool sports and g s H 1 an active fe low on the athletic field and work hard for the senior class o s V rsity Club 1 llreas Boxing and Wrestling Clio 1' Recall Staff lPatron List Chairrnanl udent Council 10 1-1 Y 10 ll Q 10 ll lono ary Mem F otball 9 10 B sketbal 9 ll 12 Baseball 9 Executive Comrr' ttee 12 Home Room Officer 10 CP J ll fVice Pre 1 Prom Commitee ll fCo Chairmanl Class Secretary 10 Decorating Commit ee 1? GERHLD MRYER Vocational Wood ort but mighty I another one of our wood butchers gang Carrying foot balls and soda ca es occupied most of his spare time Ph0LO9f0Pl'lY C1 b l'l Boys Varsitv 9 otba 1 IHNET McCLBNHI-IBN Vocational Home Economics The rattle of cafeteria slwer ware th hum of a sewing 'na Chine or notes of lrlsh laughter usually announc ac llox to classes and homework h likes driving Dari ns ton ce P 12 landic ft eathe C ,tb 9 Lib a al 12 Hone E Cnorri s e icer 9 WILLIHM MEYERS Vocational Metal md one o e :A Wien o o c a .s by 1, Q rv kc- 3 i odg can riding '1 or iw a :z ant '1 O che a 'l ass P a M yea II Presl 0 O es ootoa l 3 a el Lxe ive Cor' ome Room Office 10 'l e s lV ce P es 1 12 flares OLIVER MILLER Vocational Rgriculture Ollie, one of our quiet sen- iors, is a member of the F. F. Pl, 1-lis success in the agriculture course should help llim in the fcture as a dairy farmer. Pcys Gym Club lf F F. Fl ll 1 RICHHRD MILLER Hcademic On the dance floor 'Dick is okay, our port ,'oi ee 1'n ple! ln his car hell tak a whirl Not by himself but with his ir Boys Varsity Q., ub 11 Flthletic Cl b 9 llrras 1 Recall Staff Cl3lsst Patron List Mgrl Flclvertising Commitee layl 11 12 fPre xed Chorus 9 10 11 12 Boys 1 F ot a asketball 9 10 12 Trac B ball 9 ll 12 Home Room Officer 9 fSecJ Prom Com PP MBRIHN MINBRIK Commercial Sketching on a tablet Singing in the chorus Or in the Commercial balcony lvfmnies working for us Dance Instruction C lb 9 Knitting and Needlework 12 Lrather Clt b 11 c P ess Club 10 Recall a lfils t Senior Section Ed 1 Quak a gf l lf3lrt Fdl Mix Chorts 9 10 17 Commercial Cl b ass Cornrrit ee 10 lColor ard of erl J stna ROBERT MOHR Hcademic Zoom there goes Rab trying to make the second bell after s ein a cer am ir e coach would like to see that p ed on the gridiron Pho ograrhy C b 10 fVice Presl s V sity C1 b 12 Flthe 12 M x d C or oo a a k Q 12 Ex cu' ve o Horn ro rr' Officer e De c arra o an e o MILDRED MOOSE Commercial speedy an expert bo kkeep 1 i ends a grea p ion of H N IK 'ig in e caf ter a o o 1 doe he hel a ce 'tesxyo eaecouns Q tixitf Fun bu she u erxises t ,un o cafete 1G ca 'uers ly a v C b P ess ta IR stress lfana e ass ay ll M xed o court an 10 12 o b ete ia RICHHRD MUSSELMHN Vocational Metal There go s number 37 crashing through for a touchdown Muss scores rn hrs studies and rany school actrvrtres a well as on the athletic freld Reca Staff fSpo s Fd S e o rc 1. f ate 1 hor v r o octoar 10 C artarr Baslce bar lf Tracx 1 xec r r mn' ef hoom Off r 1 re: Q: HHRON MYERS Hcademlc Flaron the quiet fellow with a shy smile takes hrs school work very serrously Qft r grad uatron he intends to work on hrs fath rs chrcken farm Boys Gym Club 10 Handicraft Club 9 Plastics Club 12 Vood Hobby Club 11 EILEEN MYERS Hcademrc Who rs the rrttle but mighty rooter that comes to every game? Its Little One tween athletic events and studying she finds trme for knrttrng We wonder how rng Club 11 Knit ing a Needlework Club 12 Metal Hobby Club 10 Flthletrc Club 9 Publrcr y Committee tP1ayJ 11 Publicity Com mr tee tl-Uayl 12 Baseball 9 IBMES MYERS Hcademxc Sprder a four letter man one of our class comedrans When not sprnrrrng a yarn he can be found strrrrng up thrnas rn the cafeteria Qthletrc Club 9 fVrce Pres 1 Quaker hallenge 12 llslumor Ed 1 Hr-Y 1 ll, 12 Natronar Honor Society 9 lf , 2, rra 9, 12, o - 1 10 .I , , ack 11, , ball 12, Fxecutrve Comrnriee ll, 12 WILLIHM NEIMHN Vocational Metal ' il is the co-cap'ai'r o t.e football team, The same qual- ities that made him the choice of hrs teammates have made him a good worker in shop and should bring him success in life, Boxing and Wrestlrng C1 Ab lfl, ll 12 Qthletrc Club 9, Football Q, lf' ll 12 We 4 I HLEX NIEMY Hcademrc Fllex rs a war veteran whose round the world travels have helped to broaden hrs rnter ests We hope he enjoyed th three years he spent with Uv Photog aphy C le 0 111 Boys VERNON PHLM Hcademxc Vernon o e of th fleet half backs of our foo'ba1l squad wrll go down rn our memory as a very frrendly fellow Foot ball rsnt hrs only actrvrty as an ardent sports enthusiast h also partrcrpates rn track and rr e T rin!! Club 10 Rfle Club Q 2 R e Team 17 C feterra IO 11 2 ootball 9 10 Trac 2 Decorating Committee 11 MHRY PRICE Commercral Small and dark eyed can best descrrbe Mary She s keen about sports and can usually be seen at all games cheering the team to vrctory Dance lnstructron Club 9 Knitting and Needlework Club 12 Leather Cub 11 fTreasl Press Club 1C Recall Staff lTyprstJ Mixed Chords 10 Commercral Club 12 Hom com Officer 11 tTreas1 10 fSecl Qdvertrsrnq Commrtte tP1ayl 12 Decorating ommrtte LILLIHN RHOHDES Hcademrc Srs outstanding rn every sport Is our captarn on the basket ball court When you want to get a smrl from Lrll lust talk about her handsome r , Photography Club 10, Plas'rcs Club 11, Girls' Varsity Club 12, TrrAHr-Y ', xed horus , , , ckey 9, 10, 11, 12, Basketball O, ll, 12 tCo-Captarnl Base al .t 10, ll 12, Class Commrttee 11, LYDR RODGERS Flcademic Swish! Here comes Lyda a few minutes late - her habitual practice. Fllthouah late fo. school, she was always on tim- with her lines in the junior and senior plays. Drarnatrcs Club 12, Rifle Club ll, Press Club 10 Recall Staff lflsst Qctrvrty Edl Class Plav ll, 12 Prom Committee 11, 12, Stage De- srgn 12 IRMES HOSCH Hcademic Find a crew cut and a smile-- connect them to a sports writer -thats cur versatile Roach He is the efficient Editor in Chief of the Recall. the cap' able manager of football and 'raclo and a ektlled projection- lfll liking Cab 9 Pasttcs Cab l2 Metal Hobby 'Ql,b ll Pr':1ec'1or l', ll 12 VH-:ad PY'3X'3CflG!1lSf, necal. ff'aff 'Ed in 'flirefi Class Flaw' ll l2 fSo'.n1 7ffe:'s and Piper?-' Q H S Tfevss ll l2 VS:ar's fd? Quaker Chauenqe lQZ 'Sg:cr'e Ed, ffafranal Honor Socnety' lf ll ll: Footbml l' ll 12 'Head Manazer, Trac Q' .' anaaer Graf HDR ROSENBERGER aCGdemlC One o f b am o ne 'tio c a i friend u DUT D N CI Q NGN u O She po Dotn cha m and efficienc Photoa ar , C H Kin nt no Q 'Ik Cha a i Sta' N' Y SUSZHNNH ROSS Commercial uzie e ttle air N i t roun e e She rna, ro be art ora tudent t, 'ie rate wti er a banter tina e,s ath Perri e om '1 'i BETTY ROTHMUND Commercial arriethtna to tel a tift e't wit a 1 new S rn o in al o a are e of e cial C r GEHHLD SCHMELL Vocational Rgnculture lerrz e cu good g fe lon oot Q oct 'mcg ea e it on Nl xea IOSEPH SCHWHRTZ Vocational Metal Living in the Wilds of l-laycoclc has made Ioe a crack shot on the rifle team Fin adept metal worker, his happy-goelucky ways have won him rnany friends Typing Club lf, Metal Hobby CII.: 9- Boys' Varsity Clk: ll Rifle Club E Edie Team ll l2 lt' C Q lf' WILLIBM SELL Vocahonal Metal Bill a good man in both foot a and track seems hy to ome but hes realy a wel fellow This industrious bof may be found Morning on hi a 'ter arm l2 'T ea e C ub 9 O chestra lO ll Q f Foo lf m 'r Offi LOWELL SENTMHN Vocatxonal Draftmg Lowell 1 another cheerful fel lou in the drafting outfit Wtth car e s alwaf o th o and read: for fun P 1 'cs M '1 Marla, Co at L onor So 1 Co ir i 0 e n tta ions a MHRY LOU SETMBN Commercial fannie i a rie o r e Fl Nay happ, 'ie er ue er bla brown e tier cheerful waf l brina i day Ao Vr LYRH SHRFFER Commercial ax p A: s as ei e s ou ea on H com ercia xoe ierice c es in and 'naaagina at e taur a tarrrer L3 O GSCOQ X' HLFRED SHHNNON Vocational Wood Shannon suggests a 1:t o :I 'te t ire 1 p I no ta o it uite acti e t e sriop and 1 'ensey 1 es ed in the ational Gua d ne also finds time for h vorite sport baseball ard bby building 'rtodel ar planes Q. Wo d Ho bv C 10 Loca H lo 11 Mix C KHTHRYN SHHRER Hcademic Kathryn with the dark hair and brown eyes plans to be school teach r She likes sport and is always ready for a good time Typing Club 9 lf Wood Hobb C ub 12 lV1C6 Pres 1 Rifle C b 11 WHRREN SHE LLY Hccldemxc H loud laugh a wide smile tell you Beak is again in the midst of merrymaking This likeable fellow is a sports en thusiast and is sure to succeed in his chosen work Boys' Gym Clul: 105 Dance Orch- es ra 115 Hthletic Club 9: Q a er Challenge Staff 12 lHumor Ed : Mxed Chorus 11, 12: Band 10, ll rchestra 10, Cafeteria 10, 11 S IUHNITH SHUTTERS Hcademic lf you think good things com, in small packages then liNeat- er will be to your liking. She is always ready with timely remarks. This is only a small part of her swell personality, for she is a capable leader and an industrious worker for her class. Dance Instruction Club 9p Photog- raphy Club 10, Metal Hobby Club 115 Reading Club 12 tV1ce Presl Recall Staff CFlsst Senior Section Ed1- Tri-H1-Y 10, ll, 125 National Honor Society 9 10, 11, 12, Home Room Officer 10 lV1:e Pres 1 LILLIHN SIMITZ Commercial 1.ill, is a real all-around girl. She is an efficient secretary, a good actress and an excellent typist. Whether working in the Commercial Department or driving the family Dodge, she always has a ready srriile Dance lnstruction Clab 95 Kmttzna and Needlework Cab 12, Foreign Correspondence Club 10, Recd.. Staff lTyp1st1, Class Play 11 ST,- dent Council 9g Tr:-H1-Y 10, 11 12 fTreas 1: CCYH!UE!C1Ul Club 12 fla- tional Honor Soczety 9 lC, 11 12 Caieteria Cashier ll, Qdvert:sLn:1 Committee lPlay1 ll, 12: Commence- ment lnvitations Committee, Home Room Officer 9 tPres.1 12 lPres1 IHMES SMITH Hcademxc T1 re 1 never a dul momen vv ieri Smitty our c a pr dent 1 around When not 1OK ing 11th the gang o prac icirg basketball he may D9 found s 1g ng W11'1 the G ee Club writ g for school publicatio U f co nci 1. e ci res 1 Q m SSO GSK CI S a 1 9 1X C o s Boys C o tr e 'va ono S 9 12 rs- xe 'ee 1 12 n no e a oo a a es Cass resident 1 11 12 Home Room icer tPres 1 9 10 1 , C DOROTHY SNYDER Commerczal D rothy bett r known as Do y is one of the more quiet girl of our class lf he not at home studying her short hand she can usually be found at the movies Dance lnstructxon Club 9 Knitting and Needlework Cl b 12 Foreign Correspondence C ub 11 P ess C b 10 Commercial Club 12 VELMR STONEBHCK Hcademic Whether its notes of music coming from the organ notes for the n xt Quaker Challenge or notes for any other activ ty Kitty is responsible for them Typing Club 10 Hiking Club 9 fPres1 Foreign Correspondence Club ll lournalism Club 12 Recall Staff lflsst Ed1 Quaker Challenge Staff 12 lEd1tor1g Mixed Chorus 9 , , : Gir s' G.ee Cu , , 11, 12g National Honor Society 9, 10, 11, 12, Executive Committee lf 11, 127 Property Committee lP1ayl 11, 125 Home Room Officer 9 lVlCS Pres 1 10 fPres 1, LOUISE STRHWN I-lcudemic Do you know the little girl with the big smile-Why, that's our 'lShorty, Whether acting in school plays, or arranging Re- ca pictures, .he's alw friendly, cheerful, and full of Pep- Photography Club 10' Plastics Club 11, Metal Hobby Club 95 Dramatics Club 17- Recall Staff CPhotographv Ed.1, Class Play ll, 12g Quaker Challenge Staff 12 !Hlumn1 Edl Library Staff 10 11 125 Mixed Chorus ll, 12 Band 11, 12 National Honor Society 9, 10 ll 12 fTreas1 Executzve Comrnvtee 10 11 12 Prom Committee 11' Play Reading Cornmttiee ll 12 Publicity Corrzrtir- tee tP1ay1 ll, 12, Home Room Offi- cer 9 CSec 1 TERESH SWTERZEWSKH Commercial That blue-eyed blonde from T- ville worked many long hours keeping the records straight for our most successful magazine- selling campaign. However, she was never too busy to watch television or go roller skating Dance lnstrucfion C5412 9 Drarnatzcs Club 12, Foreign Correspondence Club 12 11, Recall Staff llilsst, Pa- tron List Mgr,1- Commercial Club 12 Crowell Collier Manager 12. MBE THRHNTINO Hcademxc Hear that catchy laugh? lts our strawberry blond Mae al ways look1ng on the sunny s1de of hte Slngtng w1th the Glee Club and starnng 1n both of our Class plays were only two of h r many acttvrttes Uramattcs Club 1 Forergn Carre spondence Club 11 tPres J Qth e xc Club 9 Recall Stall IQsst Senxor ectxon Ecll Class Play 11 Quaker Challenge Stall 12 fL1tera v Ed J Mxxed Chorus 10 ll 12 Band ll 12 Klflag Bearerl Gtrls Gee Club ll 12 Basketball 10 Bas ball 10 Prom Comrntttee ll HENRY THOMER Vocatxonal Hgnculture Cousrn Henry came to Quak ertown from Sell Perk Hts pleasant smrle won htm many frrends 1n classes F F Fl actrvttres and at the square dances Cross Country Team 9 F F F1 9 10 ll 12 Mtxed Chorus 12 Track BETTY TRHUTMHN Commercial Betts the speedy fullback of our hock y team excels not only 1n sports but also rn her studles Her leadershtp as a magaz1ne manager yrelded a large proht to the class treas ury Kmttmg and Needlework Club 12 resl Pasttcs Club 11 CSec Cheerlng 9 10 Foretqn Correspund ence Club 10 KTreas 1 Rthlettc Club 9 1Sec1 Recall Staff fSentor Sec nEd1TrlH1Y 121 Pres J Commerctal Club 12 KPres 1 Nattonal Honor Soc1ety9 10 ll 12 H ckey 9 10 11 12 Basketball 9 Bas ba 9 10 Executtve C mmt ee 10 11 12 Curxs am patgn Manage 12 Home Roost Ot ltce 10 tPresl Clas VxcePres1dent RUTH TRUMBRUER Hcademxc R 1th has a very ntce person al ty and lS hked by everyon The s always bubbltng w1th en bus asm and she can really 'take herself at home on the 'l0'wl' 'lea Hob I 'P sl Dr'r 'mttc Cu 1 ee avl c ev 'a e '1 rn a o 111112 Pro'nC'n1 C fl RE TUTTLE Hcademlc larre to ned us 1n her sopho more year and has b en acttve ex er s nce She w1ll be remern berecl es ecrally lor her ftne leaflershlp and hard work 1n the New Band Unllorrrt Drtve neOchs 112 Reca t W 'Fl st Qc tvrty Ed 1 Class Play ll Student Counctl 10 ll 12 x ecuttxe Comrmteel Pand 10 11 12 Orchestra 10 11 Flclvertlsma Com mttee tPlayJ 11 12 tCha1rmanl Band Umform Committee 10 11 12 1Chaxrman1 44 NORMAN TYSON Vocatxonal Hgnculture Norman a httle man of the clas only 6' 3 1n hexght Joln ed us as a sophomore H lrkes square dancmg and ts keenly mter sted tn farmtng 10 11 12 KTreasl Rec 'Stall tQsst Senlor Sectron Edl DOROTHY UNDERCOFFLER Vocatxonal Home Econonucs Qre you kept up to date rn the Home Ec Department? Well Dottte 1S plannmg to use her abtltty 1n her own home soon We hear sh llkes musrc especrally accordran musrc Kmt mg and Needlework Club 12 12 Press Club Home Economtcs Club 10 Cateterxa BERYI. UNDERKOFFLER Hcadexmc Beryls name rs often seen on the Honor Roll She IS one of those pleasant and depend able grrls who ts always r ady to help a lrrend tn need Photography Club 10 Typmg Clxb ll 1-lrkmg Club 9 Glrls Varsrty C ub 12 Class Play ll CPromoter1 llrxed Chorus 9 Home Room Olltcer 9 KVICE Presl RICHARD VHN BUKEN Hcademxc Flt the organ Dtck IS a whtzz He knows h1s musxc btz Next year 1n college hell Worktng for hts bachelors de gree an trc C uh 1 ll Rand cl'estra 10 1 ooctety 9 1 e 9 CPres PHYLLIS WHCKERMHN Bccxdemxc P'1y1l s that lrt ndly gtrl who took the part of Mtldrecl tn the tumor play ts qutte actlxe rn all school work We are proud of her favortte hobby whxch ts orl parnttng Pwotograohy Cub 10 Htktna Club M a LlobbyCub 11 tSe J m tts Club 12 lSel Cas ll Rttle Club ll 12 Rrtle Team ll 1 Home Room Oltlcer 9 tPres Slcllz Rciverttsmg Commtttee tP1ayJ 1 DOIIIS WRGNER Vocational Home Economics lnori Wagner quiet and shy ever loolf twice at an QUY F os a little work a ot Keeps on giving al she gc' rg C est bl n tcral C 'te a Pho ograrhy Edt O H ws 1 tliepo e 1 alienge S a'l 11 1 'Fea txed Chor C b 0 alete ta 1 yec tve e DONREHTH WHLCK Hcademxc Heres a guy who 1 big and a Hs for sports he beats them all But when it comes to girls they say Big Don has a gallant way Bo s Varsity Club ll 12 Boxing an Wrestling C ub 1C Qth e 1 ub 9 12 M Yea Chorus 9 Band 9 Football 9 10 11 sketba1l9 10 12 Trac Q 1 12 Home Room O icer CVtce Pres 1 EUGENE WEISNER Vocatxonal Drafting Gene ha a variety of inter ests This skilled draltsrnan is a smooth trumpet player and also an ardent sports enthus ias Dance O chestra 10 ll 12 H Y ll Banda 10 ll I2 Orchestra 12 Footb 1 ll Track 9 10 Publicity Commi Plavl 11 IQCKSON WENHOLD Vocational Wood lac is a loyal memb r of the wood butchers and nail benders association and ex pects to 1o1n the boys in bell bottom trousers when he arad uates ll you see a flash go down the highway you can be s re its lackson tn his Nash. Boys' Gym Club 10, Serior l.ea.her ub ll Boys Varsttv Club Student Council 12 tFlssernb.v Corn- mtiteel H - , , and . , 1 12 Home RC .. tcer 11 CT easl 12 Vi-e re-' MHRGHRET WEST Vocational Home Economics Light brown hair, and rather short, She's considered a very good sport. Fllways ready to assist, Qround this school she will be missed. Knitting and lleedlework Club 12 F H Q 11 12 l'l'reasQ llasttcs Club 10 Wood Hobby Club 9 Tri- Ht-Y 10 11 12 Tennis 11, Home ltoom Office: 10 tTreas 1 X...,,v Fe 4- 1 ,,. sl KBTHERINE WHITE Hcademic lfa iager of our hockey tear Ka s is alway onthe bea i ln both class play he took tier part y r- C D Hr p ar OJCI ea a tr y ana e f W1 ETHEL WILSON aCGdemlC Do you want to buy ca 2 Thats Ebel ie air with the mirthful laugh er grand personality helped 'ter eel at ome in all e or class activities ltecal' Staff lCi cu ation Ma T H1 Y 12 Prorr Committee Varsity C ub 1 MHRIORIE WIMMER Hcademic Hair of black eyes of green lvfargt our cheer queen When not at home Just look around ln a red convertible shell be found eering Club 11 tT1eas lPresJ Fo etgn Correspona n e b ett b x C C u 10 Cheering 9 ckey 9 10 1 s al l'c om Officer 1 Se SHIRLEY WIMMER Commercial Five feet three eyes of green Qt th movies slse s often seen ik s to dance w ll a skate Tltts is Shirley our scltoolmate Fance lnstru tion Club 9, Knit.1nq and Needlewok Club 12 Leather Club 11 Metal Hobby Club 10 C .. rnerciai Club 12 LORRHINE WISLER Vocational Home Economics Smiling always from ear to GUY, lt's been that way from year to year, ln that two-tone Ford :he goes, Who shes with everyone knows Dance Instruction Club 9, Typing Club 11, F H H ll 12, Plastics Club 10, 12, Ltbrarv Staff 10, 11 Home Economics Club S, 10, Hockey 9 Tennis 10, Ftefreshment Committee ll 12' Qdvf-rttstnq Cornrnittee tP.::yJ 12 WILLIHM WOLF Voccmoncxl Wood -2 of f Q111'1 po 1 OY1 bas b 11 Cl 21 CI 14 3 5' Cr f QU cof Noi vqprc. .1 cb or .1 GERHLD WONSIDLER Bcudemxc Ono of me 1ondrm1rk 1 G 1 V1 e 15 Nvwp CI'1D Y11s11'Y 11 13 1e11ovv tomb SC1 work :,e1OUw1Y 13,11 uo11'1e11'11Q IV ni Q c CI '1 CI N111I' 1'D 1c1r1c wood Horny h 1 NHNCY YEHKEL HCGd9mlC bCluQLC111 mo Cxgf-1' you on seo er mpc 1c11'1q 1 .mf sonoh y n wport ho 1 om or en T1 G1 1 x -Q 1ovC1 1NG'1 Tcrce In 11 H- 'J f:-:vcr C o1h1 L 1 L. 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' -- '.'-M F T U i ri Mrs Becker Head of Commercual Department COMMERCIAL COURSE Ba k un nunth grade when our course furst began ut seemed new and excutung to all of us We enuoyed makung new fruends wuth the boys and gurls who were to become our classmates for the next four years Thus partucular course was composed almost enturely of gurls al tdough we had a few fellows to charm some of those awful test days Junuor busuness traunung gave us our furst udea of a busuness lufe Spellung and Englush two basuc fundamentals were also uncluded un our schedule We started our sophomore year by learnung the fundamentals of bookkeepung A L JV P Thus subject requured agreat deal of work and even then we got our debuts and creduts muxed up at tumes Those dear practuce sets and those famous words by Muss Platoff A hundred or zero test stull rung un our ears Anotner new subuect thus year was typung The furst tume we sat down un front of a type wruter ut looked so bug and unfamuluar We dudn t see how we could ever learn all the parts of ut and especually mem ruze all the letters on tne keys but un a few weeks we were on our way to beung skulled typusts well typusts anyway' As uunuors we were preparung for the more advanced aspects of beung a stenographer Learn ung shortnand was a bug step un our careers and ut proved to be a lat of fun especually to tne gurls who wrote l love you un shorthand un tweur letters Our unutuatuon unto the Commercual Club alsn tgok place un thus year We walked around un our pauamas and wore bug hats wuth fresh fruuts and vegetaales on twem Tnat was one of our unforgettable days At last we were senuors Offuce traunung was a very urnportant subject to us Poor Mrs Becker had to put up wuth us for another year Thus suoue t was to teach us how to operate the varuous calculators and duplucators how to act un an offuce and un other words grund off tne rough edges and guve us polush for o r chosen careers ln Aprul we made a trup to Pnuladelpwua and vusuted the busuness offuces of several large corporatuons whuch gave us an udea of the busuness offuce un a bug cuty Ccmrnercual law and retaul sellung were two more new sdbuects un thus year Well never forget the way we brought wallets scarfs shoes and gloves to sell to each other un retaul sellung and the fun we had un doung ut After four years of preparatuon we were ready to go out and serve the busuness world un the capacutues of stenographers bookkeepers or clerks , .4 :. l 7 J C . . . . . . , . . , ' u 11 11 1 . 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Second Row VGCATIONAL AGRICULTURE COURSE We started our Vocatronol Agrrculture Course rn September l946 when we met our teach ers Mr Lloyd and Mr Hune Students nn our course were Jam Fox Wlllard Docktor Gerry Schmell and Robert Lenght Durnng the freshman year we were rntroduced to the Q H S Farm where we studued poultry and vegetable ranslng One of the hugh points of thus year was the rnrtlatjon Into the F F A Dressed In female attlre we Greenhands paraded around amnd catcalls whjstles and remarks about our pretty 07 legs ln December a catastrophe struck the farm when the daury barn burned down Thus neces sntoted the sale of the cows and a great deal of work cleanjng up After a busy summer worklng on projects we returned to school to be unstructed In the ratsung of freld crops and swune Two new boys entered our society from Sell Perk Norm Tyson and Henry Thomer This year we organlzed a softball team for competltlon In the Reglonal F F A league and proceeded to wan the champronshup It was durung thus year Mr Hagenbuch took over dutres as our Instructor and three of our class members competed In the judgmg contests at Penn State rn June After another busy summer we came back to meet Mr Freeh who nnstructed us In the finer polnts of darry husbandry and machunery operation We also met Ollle Muller a new classmate We soon learned that Mr Freeh was quute a square dance caller and before long crles of Allemonde Left and Promenade were echorng through the school ln fact square danc :ng was the theme of the float whrch represented the Toheca Chapter nn the Halloween parades The junior boys took over the job of flttnng and showlng the Purebred Chester White swlne at the vonous fours The work on projects showed ments when we found that several of our projects had won awards In the state project contest In our sensor year Mr Hagenbuch instructed us In Farm Management and shop work Mr Brannaka who took Mr Freeh s place taught the freshmen and junnor classes Kenney a new student further proved that we were really the Commuter Class IU the school srnce our students came from Green Lane Dublrn Rrchlandtown and Sprrngfueld The Vocatnonal Agrnculture Course brought honor to school when four boys recenved the Keystone Farmer degree and Wlllard Docktor was awarded Star Farmer of Pennsylvania We remember the banquets trjps and experrences nn leadershlp whrch we got from the Voca tronal Agrlculture Course but above all we remember the excellent lnstructlon and expert ence we recelved both on the school farm and on our home projects Mr Hagenbuch Head of Vocatuonal Agnculture Department - - 11 - 11 - 1 f - - 1 1 11 11 A , , . . . , - - 11 11 - . 1 1 1 1 1 . . . . . ,, ,, ' ' 1 ' 1 . . , . . ,, . j, . 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V VOCATIONAL HOME ECONOMICS COURSE Must we wear these thlmbles9 we asked Mass Kulmer as we made the pm cushsons whuch Introduced us to our flrst Vocatnonal Home Economics class The 9E was a frlendly busy and always nonsy sectuon We ll never forget our unutuatucn to the Home Economucs Club when we all dressed lake babues bonnet and mulk bottle com plete It was at those wonderful partues In the cafeteria that we got to know all the mem bers ofthe club Related scnence kept everyone busy especlally that Davus and Sharp work book' In tenth grade Muss Darney taught us the way to a man s heart and we studied related art wrth Mrss Kllmer Some of the stuffed anlmals we created would have surprnsed Noah' And then we were juniors' We had a goung away party for Mlss Dorney after whrch Mrs Wesda took over and helped us funush our rayon projects Blology class was famous for dussectuons and projects Two of the gurls made a chrcken skel eton for a project None of us knew what It was but Mr Strayer guessed rt to be an ostrlch laynng an egg In twelfth grade we dug out those dreaded thlmbles and made a lOO per cent wool gar ment Mrs Baker made the budgetmg and marriage units very lnterestmg Eughth period of each day found us In Room 25 where those hectlc experiments of Related Chemustry occurred And then after four years of fun and work fourteen homemakers could stand on a flrm foundatron of practucal educatuon and look toward new horlzons Mrs Baker Head of Home Economucs Department ,, . ,, . . . . . 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' . . , . 1 I Left to Right Q. f Vt ' fp 3' t' If ' ii , .-' ' 'ii' 'lf A Q yn-D-4 3 x s T 2 X 2 oft zo Rxqht f I , in i ,M Q 4 1 , A C I ,Q 4' , 23 s 5 'W ' - K .1 3- .gg s A ' p sw, X '74 fn. , , , , 5 .., -nj., , ' . 1, 10 w f .V If - 1 5 ' 4 . ,- b g -4- T' A ' ' P NK 'Magis ,, - - s M A U k, 5 -1 1 VOCATIONAL DRAFTING COURSE ln the fall of I947 we were InItIated and entered Into a course of VacatIonal Draftmg To us It was our chouce of occupatIons Knowmg what an extensIve fIeId It was we got nght down to brass tacks Our TIVST year under the supervIsIon of Mr Brett was mostly that of learnIng fundamentals lt was very InterestIng to us As the year went on we realIzed the course req.JIred skIll wItn DTECISIOD Instruments abIlIty to see and dravw frne lInes and good control of nerves We gradually receuved and obtalned these requIrements Before we knew It the school year had ended In the fall we came back anxIous to CONTINUE our studues The choIce was ours whether to take archItectural or mechanucal drawIng Lowell Sentman and Harry Hoff chose me chanIcal drawnng Suey BItner JImmy Fulmer Bobby Atlee EmIl Davoc Bobby Fosbenner and Eugene WeIsner took archItectural drawIng Durung that year It was our duty to plan and paInt the lInes on the paved area between buIldIngs The questuon was whether there was more paInt on us or on the lIne ln our senIor year we had as our Instructor Mr Waldo Blue prIntIng tracIng and drawIng detaIled and assembled plans were just a few of the jobs whIch were our obyectuves These days wIlI always be remembered for our Intenslve study the frIendshIps that grew among us and the IokIng of Suey Atlee and Fulmer Mr Waldo Vocatlonal Draftmg Teacher 1 - 1 ' 11 11 V - - , I . , . . , X . . . , . . . . . , . . 1 1 ' 1 - - , 11 11 - 11 - 11 11 11 - 11 11 1 I 1 1 1 , . 1 ' - 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' Front Row Left to Rxght Se ond How Left io Hxght Left to Right VOCATICNAL METAL COURSE Thss selected group of students tsrst entered tne machsne shop on September 8 l947 The students were as follows Rschard Derr Rschard Henry Vstus Hammerle Mslton Hoff Davsd Kachlsne Walter Kozak Kenneth Lewss Wsllsam Meyers Kenneth Mstchell Robert Murphy Rschard Musselman Robert Neal Wsllsam lxe mars Charles Neubert Joseph Schwartz and Wsllsam Sell We spent the fsrst couple of days sn gettsng acquasnted wsth each other and wsth shop rules and regulatsons Immedsately followsng thss we started on the regular shop work Our fsrst year s work consssted sn gettsng a general knowledge of tools and machsnery Most of the students took a keen snterest sn thesr chosen vocatson Dursng our junsor year we made projects whsch enabled us to use and acqusre a better under standsng of tools and machsnery Also dursng thss year Hoff and Musselman modsfsed thesr courses to enable them to enter college Many actsvstses and dutses whsch sensors undertook made thss the last year a busy one ln the shop the fellows fsnsshed thesr trasnsng by devotsng thesr tsme to the more advanced machsnery and precssson work Throughout the three years work sn the machsne shop stu dents had completed approxsmately twenty fsve projects each They also made numerous repasrs on school equspment and constructed many personal projects The machsne shop students were far from besng an unnotsced group Fsve of the boys played football They were Mslton Hott Kenneth Mstchell Wsllsam Nesman Rschard Musselman and Wsllsam Sell Rschard Derr and Rschard Musselman played basketball Kenneth Mstchell performed sn the junsor play and Wsllsam Meyers partscspated sn both the junsor and sensor productsons Joseph Schwartz was a valuable marksman on our rsfle team Our sensor class vsce pressdent was Rschard Musselman Our actsve members sn the musscal department were Rschard Derr Rschard Henry Kenneth Lewss Wsllsam Meyers Kenneth Mstchell and Rschard Musselman These commendable facts along wsth many oth ers show that the Vocatsonal Metal Shop students are an asset to Q H S Mr MarWhorter Vocatsonal Metal Teacher . . j . , . 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J.,:::'..,.- VOCATIONAL WOODWORKING COURSE The dusty dozen boys who represent our Vocatu nal Woodworkung Department come from all four corners of the globe such as Trumbauersvnlle Quakertown Haycock and Rockhull In our three years of shop work we completed many artncles of furniture for use rn he school These Included record storage cabinets book cases prolectvon equnpment tables and bulletun boards ln addutuon to these new artncles of furnature we reparred and re funlshed many ple es of school equupment each year Some of the personal projects con structed were televrsron cabunets knee hole desks coffee tables cedar chests gun cabinets chests of drawers and many small protects One of our major projects was the constructuon of the new score board on Alumnn Fneld We also paunted the permanent bleachers on Alumnu Fueld as our share of manntarnung our beautlful football freld Every year the wood shop boys are called on to buuld and erect the scenery for the yunnor and senior plays Thus too was a valuable cantrnbutuon to tne school The magornty of our boys partucupated an extra currucular actuvltues such as football basket ball baseball track band and orchestra Although our shop dad not produce many stars an the field of sports Rnck l-lrllegass Nels Gerhart B ll Wolf Jerry Mayer and Chazz Egner proved tnelr natural sports abrlrty on the grldrron court and duamond During our sensor year the F C A was reorganmed Tne mann ablectuve of thus club us e annual Father and Son Banquet held at the end of the year .L Mr Keller Head of the Vocatlonal lndustnal Department .F , V 1 1 1 - , t V 1 1 1 . y T . . , F . . L , v - 1 1 1 1 1 I . I . . . . , - I , I I I I ' - f II ' Il r ll Il II ' ll II ll I I I I I 11 11 I - - - - - V I I ' . 1 NX' l Left to Hxght CStund1ngJ Left to Rxght 1Kneel1ng K S gen-H 'Ili Left to Right, CKnee1ingJ: ' '.'.'e:::.: G M Standing: '.'.' '.'.':.t C Qppfzzx Activities JL A ifl OUVC OC UAH mu ioi fST6 MDN Spent m clxiic VLUCI Uciiiies Tkiev cami Lied much to our growth Us mdi iduciis cmd taught Us TQ C191 ciicbrcf TW Others -Q. i Tvw- 'f.X,N ,i .. l. ,N f ., lfif' Tlx Hs MFJCUL Nui A A ,lfifnini .i, iiffj' 'QT' 1 Y ',,, K I , 1 - W - r - 1 'i 'illifii I' f i . i A if i 'TD- ' 'Y WX xv 1 v i , J ,, A 41 Y Q if .Ti .. J , . 12 f i, YQ, ,L+-1 ggi Z 9. pq' .gi ,I in 0 I A :,g V-, 'Vik :ij rig ii:li,Ii .y'iE'i .ixiif V 11 :f -Y YV W ri ff . '. L ' -f I V V . ,rn 'I 4 'lg ' lb 4 i 4 I ' K fi - ' - ' 7 - 4 , , Z i K y Q 355--I, .455-Rv - ji. K . :f,,1. ig 1 Q 100 :AX ' . , . 8 X -Q - 5.4, 4 'A f-' , f J 'a . I Q 2 '4 ' ,,' rl - f 1 of , 4 v'l4 1 V fax wqwdhvuwngwwww 'Zxl Q fx A? rf' -on 7' its-T A if Qi14 Q' I 'Q 5 .. W gy i ' 4 f ix 11 F Q mi An F515 NYU? ' V A,'Y - -' r ,inf .K . ? ' 1122 , iAy,,,+N5, L'3i!b1Gwev . at - 4 9 ,, WA,, ,M W Q, ,M nh, . ,. ,2 lQ , A ,. 1, 5 XF! 3 , xl W QQ N rf flu ,Mwwmmma :nodi.iza:mf,h,,m. 'ami ,Nfl I i wmzaisuiwwm, miimunv .vu.aaMW, 3 1 Q , 1 3. , . we-..,, ii UW? 3 , fl DJ ,hh , I 1 I Y I X I , A-4 '-'F - 'Q 4 x - I in 5:5515 ' A 3 A TIMELY NEWS The QI-l.S. News aptly describes the activi- ties of all high school organizations. Since it is published in the town newspaper, re- porters must conform to strict deadlines, and woe betide any newshawk who fails to get an article in on time. The editor-in-chief's desk, situated in Room 26, is a busy place for here assignments are made, finished copy is handed in, delinquent reporters and missing articles are located, and the thesaurus gets its hardest use. After the final copy has been placed on the printer's desk, the staff members put away their pens, take off their thinking caps, and sit back to take a well-earned rest- until the next edition of the news must be prepared. Left to Right: H Letqht Iv.: H .risberqer 5 Nix Xie 8 -4 Left to Right: f frxzf. 7 he cle f-i 7 if - .-. a l lgi, K' wif 1 , i ,- -X Left lo Right. fSeutedJ: ' Kerfuir. D 'Nag' Standing: ff H'1.fYTf'1I. I Left to Right H Q.H.S. News Staff Editor-in-Chief ,..,. ,,..,,,.. L oretta Kachline Associate Editors ......,.... ..........,.....,,.. . .. . . Lorraine Gerhart Robert Leight, Helen Koder, Sylvia Moyer Reporters ...........,,,..,.......... Doris Wagner, Arlene Lackey, Jane Ann Pfaff, Robert Zechman, Catherine Hausman, Norma Frank, Joyce Scully, Margery Kenvin, Lois Dunlop, Judy Hartman, Hope Weishaar, Betty Miller Sports Reporters ................,...,......,.... ...,,,.. J essica Heimbach, James Rosch, James Smith Adviser ,.... .,,,.,, M iss Margaret Martin i 'wif , , 'JN Left to Right: Mr Massa, Mr Barth, Mr frrfssman I Hosch 66.11 - Wwwwwwwwf w jxrmnnww-rwwt wuwwwsm My F fr nun-nv.smk arm- le- f. Left to Right: l. Gwlvirt N711 lflslv-rt Sea.ted.'Lefl to Rights L -, Dunst , r:::f Q Lactcef. 'A Standing. Left to Right: ' Hartman H '.'.'e:sl'1aar Qbssulmimsm Nga i Hunt NDV lS l7lB 5 i ,rl l 'Pa 'if f SF5'V' ULFXFQIQKG QP' 1- . iv syilyiiag +li Q , f Q A A I 1 Q x -:Ji Lal I x tp- H h.. W If 1 , 4 Q, 1? sim. H I l A , 1 ,Iv , Lei! to Right: lfefl to Right: ' Left to Right: ' ' 2-r-zur. L' P5 Challenge Staff Eclltor-an-Chnef , , Velma Stanebaclf Assocuate Edntors. Lrterary Zugrlda Zeltlns, Sylyla Moyer, MOC Tarantlna Feature ,, Loretta Kachline, Dorus Wagner, Ada Rosenberger Acttyltles .Lorraune Gerhart, Robert Leught, Helen Koder Sports . Jesslca Helmbach, James Rosch Humor James Smuth, James Myers, Warren Shelly Alumnu , . ,Mary Henry, Louuse Strawn Exchange .. . ., .Joyce Scully, Nancy Yeakel Art Mary Ann Knauss, Sylvia Moyer, Helen Koder, Marlon Mznarllf Stencnl Cutters and Ml Mime ,UCAN t , ldrecl GCISSIUQCI, 3 P s s CII'CLJlOllOlW Managlng Art Mfmeograp Clrculatnfwn Left to Hxght: '.' hung Constance Jett, June Heayener Dorothy Gomhert, Dorothy Grant, Richard Stoneback, Marx Lou Setman, Joan Koehler, Eva Hough, Nancy Hendrucks, Betty Haines Raymond Fulmer, John Rena FACULTY ADVISERS Muss Margaret Martln Mr Russell R Kurmle Mrs Marguerttc' FQ Becrer Muse- Mary Fm l..elt to 'Right Left to Hugh!-: qi X 3 1 I-M! HIM, 5 I ISI I ,iq f E flfwf is HIIWIM lf? will Ii I N! U .Q 5 Ill Ill il l .-J I I HOME ROOM PREQIDENTS to Right IF rst Howl l l' D n Second How IX I. r' , THE BIG HAND IN MOTION The Student Councll hos o hond ln every octlvlty Closely connected wlth the home room system the Councll might be lukened to Congress lt heors suggestlons thot ore mode dur :ng the home room perlod ond tries to solve the students problems even os our notlonol governung body decldes the Issues of the notlon It lS composed of one representotnye from eoch home room ond four offlcers chosen ot Iorge from the student body Under the guudnng hond of the Councnl mony worthwhnle prolects hove been completed or ore being corrled on currently These progects whuch ore the lount responsnbullty of the Stu dent Council ond the home room Include supporting the wor orphon odoptlng o new sofety code ond purchoslng new bond umtorms Pres dent Loretto Kochllne Secretory Mom Ellen Koder Vlcc Prcsldent Zugrldo Zcltlns Trcosuer Nancy Hendncks 4-11 I Left Column Top Pxcture STUDENT COUNCIL Lett to Rxght tlrlrst Row .wecond Row Third Row Second Picture EXECUTIVE COMM TTEE Seated otcmdmg N Thlrd Pr ture BHND UNIFORM COMMITTEE Left to Rxght Fourth Picture BULLETIN BOHHD COMMITTEE Left to Hxght Rxgh Column Top Pxcture COUNCIL PRESIDENT Se ond Pxcture HSSEMBLY COMMITTEE Seated Standlng Third Pxcture SHFETY COMMITTEE Lett to Rxght x Fourth Picture LOST HND FOUND COMMITTEE Left to Rxght l Left ' , i : S C .neon Sp1e'NfJk Q Qmes I Sluyfr I ff-hx M Shfwe' z I-fzrr. 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Svmtz R Qtlee M Moose undmg R Lelght L S avln C T t L hodq K M1 W Meyers N Tarantmo Yxrk Schalle P Vllackermcxn M Kidney LIFE OF THE PARTY Mrs Hughes Louuse Strawn Mr Hughes Walter Lang Jean Hughes Mae Tarantnno Amy Hughes Mary Jane Kldney Teddy Hughes Robert Atlee Offucer Walter Laps omb Wllllam Meyers Mnldred Hughes Phyllls Wackerrnan Make Tusdale James Kurk Dottie Klxmuller Katherune White Snazzy Mntchell Kenneth Mitchell Mary Rosalie Vogulhut Hazel Schaffer Ruth Coates Lyda Rodgers Hope Shuttleworth Lulluan Slmntz Mrs Coates Clanre Tuttle Tommy Kung Rlchard Gombert Charles Colller Robert Lenght Sally Frazier Mnldred Moose PROPERTY James Fulmer James Rosch Jacauelyn Ginder Velma Stoneback PROMPTE RS Mary Henry Beryl Underkoftler MAKE-UP Ruth Crouthamcl Ruth Trumbauer TIME OF YOUR LIFE AT THE LIFE OF THE PARTY The llghts dnm A hush spreads over the audience The curtaun ruses Lufe of the Party and what a party It ns' lt all begins when Mrs Hughes a socual clumber leaves her husband un charge of a party to be held following the hugh school dance at the Hughes home Meanwhale Mrs Hughes goes flnttlng off to one of her socnal affaurs Poor Mr Hughes' Complucatnon number one IS son Teddy datnng four dlfferent gurls for one party Fine untnl the gurls flnd out' Then studnous serious minded daughter Jean flings off her glasses takes down her hour and becomes the llfe of the party To top It all she nmagunes herself an love wuth smooth talkung Muke Tnsdale who as a furst class heel turns out to be the mann cause of all the trouble As a flnal headache youngest daughter Amy hugh school cheerleader manages to get everyone yelling cheers to the ponnt where the neighbors complain In fact one com plaunt takes the form of a punch In the nose for Mr Hughes But the play has a happy endung for everyone As the curtaln comes down Lufe of the Party us received wuth a roar of applause - I.!ttRg lv' 11 - 11 ' - - . . . , I . , . , I I ' 1 ' I I 1 1 ,, . ,, . . . . . 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Moose E Qxee 'finite L Szrztfr DEBUT AT EIGHT Another success' A sparklung comedy' Under fune durectuon These are some of the comments heard from the large auduence as the curtaun comes down on The Bug Help Thus hularuous play was coached by Mrs Ebbert The plot centers around the topsy turvy happenungs of the Hopford tamuly and what a muxed up tume they have' Between the hughly excutable short tempered Mr Hopford runnung for cuty alderman and Claude Hoptord Jr tryung to change hus name lute gets very complucated ln the mudst of all thus confusuon un steps the overbearung superuor teen age poet Gaul Parkhurst He comes to lufe sud denly though after beung told off by one ofthe Hopford daughters Jackue Gaul un tryung to redeem humself bequeathes a favor on each member of the famuly Mr l-loptord nearly goes wuld when Gaul succeeds un guvung the luvung room fur nuture away to the Welfare League Thus us supposed to be an act of kundness to Mrs Hopford who wants new furnuture Claude Jr makung a funal attempt to change hus name turns un a false ture alarm tryung to dusgrace the name of Claude ln the meantume poor Mr Hopford us tryung to umpress the publuc unto votung for hum for alderman As the play quuckly draws to a close Mr Hopford wuns the electuon and the famuly settles down to normal once more '4-,,.,- ll ll Il ' Il ll ' ' ' 'll I1 , 11 - - - ' I I 'I I ' I I ' I ' ' ' Il Il ' l I ' I I . , . ., I I . , . , . A r V! u Left to Right: I. Strawn L Rodgers, M Tarcxntmo, G Deose, Ft Leuqh' R Fltlec-, 'Q Leh to Rxght fSea!sdJ N Yeake K Whlte R Qt ee W Lonq L Rodgers G Deose Second Row Lelt to Right W Meyers I Gmder S Bleam M Kidney L Strawn M Tarantino I Palmer F Koeh er L Gerhart V Stoneback R Leuqht Third Row Lei! to Hxghl I Rosch I Belac T Rdamczyk F Backus THE BIG HELP Mr Hopford Mrs Hopford Janet Hopford Jacquelune Hopford Claude Hopford Jr Gertrude Robert Leught Glorna Deose Mae Tarantnno Lyda Rodgers Robert Atlee Bob Davenholl Joe Dobson Gaul Parkhurst Dodne Evans James Fulmer Ivan Belac Walter Long Katherine White Man Wnlluam Meyers Muss Snmms Nancy Yeokel PROPERTY Theodore Adamczyk James Rosch Frank Bockuus Velma Stoneback Lorraune Gerhart PROMPTERS Jacquelyn Gander Fern Koehler MAKE UP Shrrley Bleam Mary Jane Kndney . ' 2 ,Z R x I' r 1 5 f x 1 . ,- 1 Q , y? ' . ' I .. .. .. ,,..,,......Louise Strawn COMMERCIHL CLUB FxxstRow Lellto Rxght ll St, l Aeels Go! Second Row Lett to Rxghl J' rf 1 'le Ke M Moc wr h TIME AND OVERTIME Wheres that scnence stencil? Whos got my eras r3 Where dxd you put the eight and one halt by eleven paper? Another Thursday nlght Commercnal Club work meeting as IN session Typung talking and mumeographlng are a few ot the many actwutues of thus group A serylce organazatuon the club types cuts stenculs and mumeo graphs tar both lo al concerns and the school The ,Joker Challenge cateterna menus and many church programs loudly proclaim their commercial abaluty At a dinner held near the end of the term the sensors unutnated the junnor Commercnal section unto the Com mercual Club Thus annual attaur provndes not only th members but also the entire student body with a great deal of fun and entertannment Thus dunner and the tour ot Phnladelphua s leading star s and otlnces are the outstandung events of the club year OFFICERS Presudent Betty Trautman Vuce Presudent Mary Lou Setman Sc retary Dorothy Grant Treasslrer Lorralne Loughrldae Left to Rxghl ' ' . ' :T HQ-:vert-,-r '.'f Eisxztzxnrtr. li 'lzr:.'::'.:rt . etmzr. L Louxlxrdzr I Uzgxrt' 'l SNL-1,1 'elna I, frzx.-fr' , ' :L Trice R Hsxeon ll C:v:S51Zt'I':T ll l.f1r.3:1k 5 Bergman L S1:t.:'.' 5 Hass, Mrs L C' r. Third Row,'I.eft to Right: 13 Sryytier S Vy':Tf.rT,ffr C fn l. GerE.::t M Fubyn G Dt-asf: M Kg:--' C . . . Qt f A f H Flrst Row Left to Rnght 1 H1 r beh 1 txrlrlz Q l Second Row in r xl r Third Row y 0 CT: F urth Row V Y r Fxhh Row Y TIME WELL SPENT There s never a dull moment when the suxty Vocational Home Ecoromlcs gurls get together for thelr monthly F l-l A meetungs Amudst a rattle of dnshes and a babble ot yolces they work on protects tor ralsung money to send two delegates to the State F H A Conventnon As thus Years chret protect they baked and sold COORIQ5 They also donated some of these delucacnes along wrth oranges and candy to the Communlty Chrldren s Home at Chrlstmastame An excrtung event tor the groan was the bas trap to the Pennsylvanua State Farm Show at whrch one ot the Jrl Vlolet Kelser won a prrze tor her garment OFFICERS Presudent Esther Bortz Vrce President Dons Wagner Secretary Pearl Kramer Treasurer Margaret We t Left to Rlghl U I F. . H. ' , ' :E 'We Hel F Lederer U Sizrlekvzclfz El Ei1.Q:n:n 3 'lN1.,1.Mr D :ner L Hefsh lf Cnkert H Swing S .zfl'er FQ Ge L.-I P aerson H Soy'-r :Ure l'-r D Urlieroctl.-r L 'l'f:f.l-r l.. 2.211 M E. Fiore' 7 flfC'C.i.' 11. F lfrfittwr ll 'Nei' li Hoof T Crivhift.-. Q Gros: '.' Cjssel lf 'f'. ::zY.-57 'f K-fzfr-1 ' :Miss Kllrfx-'T ff 311' ' G'f1'f:Kg'f l Hlfnl' M ,:1.gt'f. lvl SZ.. fl flifve' 1' Ffznrtr. E. M...-fr 'l'-xv: S Sick? B HQCKM: f Hilo M,-f h1.::n' 0 :.. 'ztlfti E Eiixtizr. EE firm C Q ff r.'e1.:-r L Ft'-ll-r f, E-: ':H r M fIe.t,tr' M f Gltmzn bf H,:.:n'1r. I, ng-.f::i1r, l H--r.:'.':E:,, ll E'x'::7.'g.' 'X Yrrier ' C:o'.tl11::.A. '. Vj 'I'. E' Mi..-'r ll HTK-: Q ll1 .', :EZ ' l ' fi--l::.l,1'l ' Stmnlfrr ' 'I .'r. r l P1 ' ' ' 'Nzwxnl E , . . . , . L: s, , , 1 . . 5 N ,- L ..- OFFICERS Presodent RIchard M ller Vlce PresIClent James SmIth Secretary Charles Egner Treasurer Wlllard Renmnger e to Rxght C r Cre STRENGTHENING THE HOURS OF OUR LIVES The HI Y represents hIgh standards of ChrIstIan character and behavIor AffIlIated Wlfh the State Young Men s ChrIstIan ASSOCIOTIOH It concerns Itself Wlfh the problems of youth In a Buble Study Course conducted thIs year by the Rev J J Bmgham topIcs such as alcoholusm personalIty and gamblIng are thoroughly dIs cussed The bIg event of the HI Y s fall season IS the Informal InItIatIon ThIs annual atfaIr affords a great deal of fun and entertaInment for both the old members and the InItIates The years actIvItIes Include usherIng at SD8ClOl functIons Teen Talk and attendIng a dIfferent church each month The group also helps the football camp proget by securIng patrons J Kenney l Wernod l. etz Second Row B Gnrn G Nace W Wat o Hrgs 'lt H Half l MacLean G Swem a 'l'h?rSjmRGrw ht G b E lb o oserberge L We re I- If R 3 H I Y , I Lit ' : Eine: E M47 I Smith W Efertxzaer Mr fffffxffl I I I I First How, Left to Right: D Learn lt H1.legass,VV l1erIrI:nger,C Egner lt Mtllenl Srmth, Lf Holt 'V , I' I , B J z .. 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'ff R ' . 7 ' Ist r R D.fw'eI.er 'N Cr , Tliayer OFFICERS Preslclent Marv Flscher Vice Presldent Betty Trautman Secretory Mary Lou Setman Treawrer L Ilnon Sem z e to Right WITH THE GUIDING HAND The Tr: l-ll Y gurls whole heortedly carry out theur motto whlch as to create monntoun and extend throughout the school and commanuty hlgh standards of Chrnstuan cnoracter In the fall new members ore formally nnlttated unto the organuzatnon clunng on umpressnve candle Itght serwcg The offlcers exploun the purposes and Ideals of the orgonnzotlon The moan event of the year ss the eight week Buble study course Teen Talk taught thus year by the Rev J J Bungham Other actlvltles of the group Include glvlng parties attenclmg 0 dnfferent Church each month asherlng at spec ol programs and holdung on annual Sock l-lop Fnst How Left to Right 'I Thud Row T R I I It T. ft I' : MH I ft.:.':'-: 1. f.' f lf :' X I I I I I I I I I I ' . ' if STL. --' L l.'..1.z',:g-- Q, 1. f. 'tx fl' Q-':1.::. : .':.'1:.::. H ::.::.r. E, VV1.,',r. L nhoziee Second How: C H:.f:'.2r. l H: t:':', fl ' :- 1':.r:.::. : IJ ?1.::.e. ' Cvuzr, Nlif-f lr,-rzzraer ' :fl Friit T M211-fr Ei :Q-:T L f-fl',?..:.- ff 1. rm: Q..3:1-,'- ' 55.9. ' if--,:' -. . ,HI.Y . M2453 A 9 2 K fm., . . . -.M 'g ' , ,Jw . ' , V H N. 1 , K Q Q ?N!Yi -1 xv Q www, , '4 !' Y vw Q vs, IV! ,i '1 1V' te- . T .1 x7 N N I - uw. W 1 mn 34 323,57 4, - -. t , ' -i -- . 41isa-puma '-.-. .. ...mp --.M ,, ' NIOHS IN MIXED CI-IOR Front Row Lei! to Rnght I If I Second Row Jn bu Thx d Row N V J Lei! to Rxght MUSICAL MOMENTS The gurl: rrw therr beautrful gowns ani the bow their tuxedos make a brrrkmq appearance as The Bow and Gurle Glee Clubs drsplaw therr ralcot at Weifare meefmgs and Lrterarx Programs Ah aurstandmg feature of the ar rs the tour made bw the cambmed gIee du 15 ra 5 Irrourwdm gchuols Thrb group al5O perfarme at service clubs the Sprung Festrwal iacai churches and the Chrm ma Carol img The man ure fpractrce a cauwr for the e e Vent harm mzmg and the emaxa'uNc performance preserwtei 'mx rhebe argamzarrom Fu! How Left to Hxght Second How Left to Rxght Thxrd Row Left to Hxght First Row Lefi to Rxght second Row Thlrd How an N 1 SE US . ' : . Sfrifrf. I' KG--h.-:' I Heli M Ixxmeher L lwhzrize M .zrdrxk I Hoff: E H111-:gL,.:h M FI1r3n'1:,c : I F..rT1-2' H Hifi Mah? rf M1.ffr F SZCICILE G Schr:-en 1' SY f- :lc Mr: fzhmer. 'I zf' Simi: Tin I S..f-hw' ' I 'f ' Fight II 'Hzwztfir '.'.' 1111 V' M--vr-' M. rr. HI! 1 '.'.'--:r,: ' Q I HT XE I , ' 1 ', ha Q 5 f .C I- I U :A-Wi' S4-Y-Fzzxlv: :k:.:V:itr Hvzir. iii.: . llpef: L Serxizfr 51-5 'xiii-T. t V -- Bti C Sigel? 1, ,,:f:er - 7.4: r - .... er c ,-,I-: '-Mc, Q we-- 2 15 :Ve Eilsfldi 'ff 'axial Alxuf-I',:-'A 1 M-H ' :F Keira. W F-134 3 ' '. ' .-.t..:j fs In-.-'r,:'::' HJ: r- 'v'-'f-:rm Fxrst How Left to Rlghl S hfurm. B vm A rXqBHa econd Row Mr K 1 raw 1 v W1 ck E e Fifth How I Beta nd How tv' I a 1 fi rw ne L W G1 3 f ck W Lar 1rd S C e me I ace W Pe r D I' '1 Ze :J CN'e 11-4 S Q o L L ft to Right ch 3 3 MARCH TIME Sharp Slnck Snappy These are just a few of the adjectuves that describe the band members dressed an thenr brught new amforms The band the buggest and best that Quakertown Hugh School has ever had arouses great prnde rn the hearts of the stu dents as ut marches down the football fneld to the tune of the Washmgton Past Struttmg twurlmg yes ofcourse they re the malorettes out m front spmnmg thelr batorms and ahead of them ts the hugh steppmg color guard carrymg the flags and rlfIeS Len to Hxqht I ' . ' : fahrsffrz S I 'fr I Haas B ecker M YV. tier 'f Le 1:' Pl L.5f:e', C KL. :nfs S : ..r.K.e- H Hes: F Shb-ily I Cr' 71 Lewis C Kzle L S1 'r. S Haffrxdrt E4 Ltr.: L Zwzs B HctI:z:.r.d fl 'J'1.f-:.z CAQGI. I f'..:'.e: H Hhef- 3 Q H Haines 'I..:r.Lr f STr'J..:f Th' : . 'ararflrto I H :ner 5 M11er,L I-sh D rt C Ttcker W 'isnt F . let C White C 'lkxtttlf-, Q H:r'.'1 , C M.e1'.t,.s .ig I G t er L Be-n I Szhf-:sk Landis S Enzzrrp Fourth Row: D Boxqdirt W Gladney 'ff Sioyez, H Henry D RIYEI' L Sche-ack f H13r1'1n1:: c7i L Eff-efse K lper L Qrnes Sh Ho Tarantino F Done K F alice Y-f Qtr. t r-jfli ' : 'C N tiebaf D Bfh F1 Wlecxd 'Fenner F' Ezra E E.er.r.:.1-: D fieh. H Flfflf-:bath .Iornf-, H Sheily f Ckrnzn VV I,fe'rers I er', 3 ' : I S ..e:k fl T r r.1r.: S fi.-22:71, L Ben. Il ll If ' ll ll ll ' I I ' 1 4 1 A 4 ' H - H . . . 1 I I I I I . ' ' -1' FHM' -' ' 7 :zz C .'.: :A Hg! :- Leit to Rlght 1F1rstRow Seatedl lvl S N Lina fx r F1rstHow Standing M K lv' F Second Row Standing Pyq W J' Lett to Rxght fF1rst Row Secxtedl Second Row Standing Y' THREE QUARTER TIME Symphonies marches or waltzes no mot ter what the occasnon the Q H S Orches tra satsstues the musncol demands ot the program Thus year the orchestra boasts ot both quantnty and quality The largest ln H S hustory ut also has more members from the sennor class than ever before Contrnbutung to the hugh type performance as the excep tnonally tlne strung sectuon Sprung and Chrlstmas festuvals class plays and Commencement are a few ot the events at which thus musucal organlzatlon displays nts talents Left to Rxght tSeatedl Left to Rxght tStcmdmgJ 1 Nl -.-,,,-.. ' . ' , :. ..?',ower l '.'.'g.l:':ms F Hen? 'N '.'.'e'1'.'f-r L Fe:e'err:1f:':h-er P '. :kr5t L Scif-Ck S liver I Hzzjznzovorn, E Txner ' Shfny C 5 , :':r. f ezine: f 2141, E QIIlF2Yi'lCh ' . A : .K .nkf ff S-el, L Reese 'Q ','.'f-'1'.'f' . xsthef T fume? f l'l':rr.e' l F:'Z' Cr' f l'I! 1!i'.T.Z S Home 1 Etc.-f-nicer er R if-Vu' - , - Y . 3. F' ,. V Y . - . - . :D Shen' : f.f:.fr 3 U an . .ah .. de N s'y'r J, Gang.-37 r, 'l'Je1.r. 'ff ' ' l.- yfr F- 'face I Eff-xirfvh, 'l Hels' 'loin P lvl. W' ' '.lf:.A.'::t: ' 'l', :':r. , ' : L r- '. r1'.'r L F' '.1'fr 1 : ?'ff' F' '. f1'T' L Hex. fl ff '. I I 1 - 1 1 1 1 ' - H- '. ffstie' ' 'T.::'r T ' . ' :E 713.-r I E-e.:: Y-fr L' l ,,s.,, ' T WY, -x- gy, - L.',-,S '-Y- NRT'ONHI. HONOR SOCIETY Left lo Rxghl fF1rst Rovuj Vcckxl F1 .5 Second Row l gh ras aol I-l 1r'1 li Third Row V H TIME HONORED IS n cnly an honor Ta be I1 The Naflonal l'-lonor Soclerg Lat :T lS also an opportanlfy Yo demonstrate The aualmes for which the Honor Society stands character leadership scholarshrp and scrvuce The servuce To the school Includes dlstrllumng the Readers Dlgesr and sending cards to the suck Fllreen members from the senior class helped complete the mam prole rs carried on by thus organnzatuon one of which was the purchase of the hugh school flag OFHCERS Pre lr cnt Vncc Presldcwl SC rctarv TrCas.1rCr t to Rght First Second row James Smnth Mary Fischer Nancy Yeakcl Louise Strawn row L ' . 5 ' : E' .,s- lf l Er,-:li H l,r-mlm! L S' :imma I SI:.1'll l, Iff:1'.-.r. 'I Ykgakw M :Chr-I M Hilfe' T Sli Alou: L 'NZDT' lllr-1.?z:.r1r. 'V' S1r:l'Qz3Cx V : ' . ..o'1.er l H .4,:' ,7, L K':ih.1r:': l S: .lly Q fic- . f F' .ml ' S lfloyf' 'Q So .'L-' lx D .: t'1f'r 2' ly drier C F 7 3 l'Q'cv.'n PS Hcvcie' P1 1'n1rlN.k'r1 l. .nfkerirf-r V A z f llfffflx- :A K1 Yfrargx l ,C,'3'Ir. ' lil- :?1r'1 h H 1. .C.'.',' ' rfilf 'l M' ' ' Fir tt'::1 lx lf of 1 ' I ' f, S f S l Lol . : ' : 'z A ' . LIBRHRY HSSISTBNTS Left to Right fFl!Sf Row Seatedj V Standing DUE IN TWO WEEKS L vw ww sa s casant laced gurl as sho lvancls a lafalf acroys r 0 ccsk L rn group of grrls whrcn cornaowc the stall af luhrary asslstants Them grrlb help to rnalfc the tame span! amln the books enjoyable and pralutable lor everyone The r dunes are pracrlcall all vnclasuyc far they range frarn borylce w1tl'1 a smile at the desk to warerlng The plants One af tlweur regular Task, I5 pafflng away books and keeanng the shelyeQ ln Crier Anyone wh nab naruced the affracfnc and up fa date bulletrn board arrangements IU the library VE 'szebTl1CT the 'llmrarlan and her asslsfants are a Clever and creative group SENIOR LIBRHRY QSSISTQNTQ Left to Rxght ' ' , : P' Sfhfffi 1-fr f ?:1:: F K1 rr. F SF.-1 3 lil . . .fir 1 .r ' E-..--:,r zr1-' E, Ifxr.-vr 'E H f 7.3 ' : l.1:r:: f Mi.,-47 '. f Fir. f : ' I-A: ' ff' 9' flat, 'r. M EH.: r.1 ' ' Eli :rt l F . Q, :3'rfz T, ' ff r ' 'xii' 11, ' 1 ' M, fr,-iff. 1 1 . 'xr :. 'Du' IH I - --las y a pl - gr X ' l'1 l SHN IH fx 0 'bl Ylw , ' , ' ' X ' fl J 7 ff? E 'Q' 'Q 11 PA X, ' ,ii u A l pw is 5.-3 ,. Q , if O .. 90275 Y -f f WV 3-'W 11 ,s 15 5 4 I ,J i - 8 .. 0 a A l 3 .F -' 1 ,' fir? ,I 3 jf' I U 2 Q 5 , 1 , 5 h X I . ' 4 f , l ' W 1 H' in km? ff s Left PLHSTICS CLUB to Pliglmtz rl fifyf ,li I ,QQ ,. I '? :tnf- fl fr: r Fun for Leisure Leather Craft Club Radio Club Dance Orchestra Club Reading Club Tennrs Club . Metal Art Hobbv Club Journalssrn Club Boys' Vorslty Club Cneenng Club . , Glrls' Varslty Club ., General Hobby Club Dramatlcs Club . . Jr, and Sr, Rlfle Clulu , . Foreign Carresaondence Club Glrls' and Bovs' Wood l-lalnlw C Boxing and Wrcf,tIung Cluln LEHTHER CLUB Left to Right. fSittinQl: X' Pi '- ' L' PI' Standing: - WOOD HOBBY CLUB Front Row. Lei! to Right: ' f1:.1lff-5 EX Zlfiri f Cui. 'm'1'I', Second Row. Left to High! I Salim-al-1 P HRNDICRHFT CLUB Left to Right: 3- SH -ff: ' wwf,-, M Felt L'1'il 'f H- Moments .,,,,Miss Kllrner ....Mr. Kllngaman ,Mr, Kunkle ..,Mr. Lachat . .Mrs Landls Mr, MoCWhorter , .Muss Martln ,. .,Mr Muse? . .Mass Neamand ,, UMass Pengelskl ., ,,,,,.... Mr, Reese ,Miss Stever . .Mr. Strayer , .,Mr. Strunk lub ,,. Mr, WoldO Mr, Wlsneslfr RQDIO CLUB Left to Right. lsecrledl: ',', IX' 4'Nf'l'f'f 'll-V 1K7 llfrf-wr. Standing: l.lr K mr.: xiii, Ulelll 'N mskerte' DRNCE BQND CLUB Leflhlo Higvlfn, fSealegJ: ' fin:-'P:x.g-7'C E KS l.'1.'X'T E VW- 'rf 5 l' ..:Til r f' Q':l'l1':?p lr-:ww Il ff'rr,e M ff HF'- Leh to Rlqht. lstcndinqlz fx nfl. ..'F.- . -T, -I 1. f'. yt 'r,..T.1'v,.5 1. V' P 4 xi- xi-lk . ,.. P. x JJ ' N iii fl LUNCH Lunch hourl Thot meons chow ond everyone is rushing over to the cofe- terio os tost os his legs will corry him' Everybody looks torword to the doys when borbecued homburgers ond po- toto chips ore on the menu. Creomed chicken over tilling is olso o fovorite plotter, Top on the dessert list ore jello with whipped creom ond pine- opple upsidedown coke. Mrs, Boker, heod of the Home Eco- nomics Deportment ond director of the cofeterici, is kept busy with meol plon- ning, food purchosing, ond mony other duties. During the noon rush, we sometimes wonder how she con do so mony things ot one time. The dishwoshing crew is the life of the cofeterio, The often repeoted phrose not so much noise, boys con- not smother their heorty enthusiosm. People who wont extro dessert con go to the ice creom counter where the fomous vonillo fudge is on sole, Most people con't resist the peonut butter cup ot the condy stond either. And licorice is olwoys 0 tovorite. Yuml This is good? No wonder, look who cooked it? When good cooks CHFETERIH COOKS Left to Right: Mrs l,f-v.'z.- M's Fox Mrs Ilzsenhdr' MY Lf-'.'.'1!s l'-'lrs hgh Mrf- l-l'I 1lT lvfrs ffprnf-' ICE. CREHM BOYS Left to Right: I ll or ' F liiciti ,S CHFETERIH CHSHIERS H flemhczrg f Gzrnzfrt M f.f'-dfef ff M Hoifn' CQNDY GmLs ' Left to Right: D ','f':'1:ff' fuses. Left to Right. KFirst Howl: E Uxzerkottfr M Sevier. Second Row: G: sc:':.Lt P f33.'1.'f' G 'Nirfiie' HOUR combine their talents, nothing less than a wonderful meal can result An account of the cafeteria would not be complete without including Mr Lewis, the chef-ianitor, who is a friend to everyone The commercial department prints the menus which are posted weekly in each home roam, lt's wonderful that there is such a good natured and hard-working group to feed all these hungry students and teachers The buzz of meal-time conversation, the giggle of some girls over there in the corner, along with an occasional Pass the salt, please, characterize the student dining room at noontime, Well-planned and prepared meals, good service, and a clean, attractive kitchen and dining room, make every- one proud of the QAHS. Cafeteria, The seniors who worked in the cafe- teria are, Frank Bockius, James Myers, Warren Shelly, Leonard Geiger, Ver- non Palm, Chester Gottschalk, Doris Wagner, .lanet McClanahan, Violet Keiser, Vivian Cassel, Betty Booth, Mildred Moose, and Dorothy Gombert DISHWQSHING CREW Le-lt lo Ri-ght: I , i SENIOR HELPERS Left 'tc Rigltt: I '-'I : 1' FQCULTY EHTING Lett Q9 Right: ry! . V DIRECTOR OF CRFETERIH Lol! to Right, First Row: '.' Second Roiv: 'J ' Q, WT W' gut!! i' , M., Q we 4 ' X 4 Agia ,Q-'M . Q 'il' .ff mfg 'V P r .,, 1 lv, sl fund , , Q ,fr 91 M Puffs Q5 3 M , r K 1 Q' I ' Q' 1 Q X , if' 5' we ',,A.Lv., Q 3? v 'Sig ' 4.321 ' --.-Q... ..-Q, -, . .-l , I 2 ii ,.. if 1 1 D ge .Q 1 5 I 6 N' X ' X ' , tr W ' 2 7 , 4 . 1 I 15546 , Ni . ,Q r 2 - tx M- f V4 K 0 ' ,A 4 l I x J it ,, .rg , -AL 51 x 19 A 7' f ' H. A' :wn . w ,. J A 1 M .,-if-A c' 22 ' 1 I , ' J.. 'Q A f 'J i1fi, X A ,. . ',,,..,,, V i A ss ' I , is - ' , H, -- A v.5.a:.:+X3f??f 'FL ,A A - fix .11 fix 1 PHOTOGRHPHY STHFF Left to Rnght CF1rst Bowl Second How 1 TIME EXPOSURE l-lanr pretty? Tue stranght7 Sm: C now Good grlef gurls Look at the camera Another session of Recall plcture takung IS under way Although It takes only a se ond ot tame to snap a pncture lt requlres hours of study and preparatlon to make to ta The photography statt 15 an lnvaluable asset to H S for rt IS thus group that records every hugh school or ganlzatuon plctonally Thus year for the turst tnme there are gurls on the photography statf Under the dlrectuon ot Mr Buck the students recerve practlcal ond theoretlcal experlence IH the classroom and the darkroom atter school ond an the evenung OFFICERS Presudent Theodore Adam zylf Vnce Presldent Harold Shelly Secretary Paul Wenner Asslstant Secretary Kathryn Whlte TVGOSJVCV Jeanette Yoder Left to Hxght vf 'C l l t l t ' . ' : 'v'J r.r.e' .Sh-ehy I Qjzziefyn ' 'Yoder :1 Huce: if ffzir.-Q M' 3.31: P Hexrv f Cz' 2, H111'-7 . . l l ,r , ,H . F . 1, rf A - V v 1 I H ken, , 1 C . ' :T Q:':r::z ,. I U'-'r,'e C e to Right Kfxrsl Howl l Vlr nhold G Mzye. H Ht f Yer e Hall N eyers W Sr ss 1 r ar lwa Second How Mr K ller I Belac rl Harmq learatr H Lei r chlme E Wexsner W Wall I Schwartz H Smllh Heler L nd Row W lessen C Wenhald L Gross l l rlauer ot m n arm llf fakel H usselman H Henry lay P rs e r annorl n ae rw Q lr L Fllllr-rbach Fl Benner W Moyer oehle Wersel l l n t 1 r th'1'nf TOMORROW S BUILDERS Got a Cabnnet that needs refwnushlng or a chaur that needs a leg? Just call on the FC A Composed of sooh amores lunnars and sensors from the Vocatnonal Wood and Metal Courses thus organnzatuon ns plannmg for the future Whether these boys make carpentry draftmg home burldrng or mechanrcs therr career they are the future craftsmen of America Each sprung the F CA holds an annual Father and Son Banquet OFFICERS Presrdent Wnlluam Meyers Vice Presrdent l-larry Hoff Secreta v Wrllram Sell Treasurer Joseph Yerkes tt Hgh! Ll r-1 eW F. . R. I. ft ' , ' : le . fr, lffe M Hsll H lfrrrr 21 F'o.:l9enrlr-r l , lcpsz H , l M , fll, H Murphy H Hrlle-gasp N Ce h t, rl , :ko : e , ' C Flpr, -, ' HH' l Falmf- , G Bzlner, C lfqrler, ll Ka , ' , , , , H 1 Hush lf. Q:n Th' : ' - , , Nl , li H h 1. cl, K H e, D V :sql--, I YQ ., . M , l Mal ,K L.w,' C N uber! Q Sh ' D 'kt 1, l Fer lr , Fourth Row: N Qnders, H llsser, H Laudernslaqer, H G--:hart W Hackrrzfwrl lf Schnllrlwr G Nrrcl if K . r F H ha' b l. Mlllwr l flhlurn l. Ha: rl C Sl: rw: l l'v.'fxrl1'.lc lf lwllrw' 2' Cro . .. fl I Lel o i :r Hzft W f-f-3'-,ers ' Yerrw- Orsent ITOT r1:'.r Sew H Left to Rxght flfxrst Howl T K r L Flu, second Row f' e J l ' r r G Thlrd Row Ke I C f t lvl Fourth Row NN UP AT SUNRISE lt was up at sunrlse for the members of Toheca Chapter for they have made the year l949 50 the buggest ln thelr hustory by Qalnnng Robert Lelght recelved the :ng prolects Wlllard was The mann octuvltues of the state and natuonol recognntuon Gerald Schmell Henry Thomer Wnllard Docktor and Keystone Farmer degree as o result of theur flne leadershlp and excellent home farm chosen Star Former of Pennsylvanua the huqhest F FA award an the state group thus post year were assnstung ln the development ot the school farm compet :ng wnth other schools at the dltferent farm shows holdnng an F FA Banquet and enterlng publuc speokuna ludgung essay and athletnc contests Left to Hlght fseutedl Standmg I' OFFICERS Presldenr Vylllard Docktor Vlce Presndent Henry Thomer Se retarv Robert Lenght Treasurer Norman Tyson Reporter Robert Zeclfman Sentnnel Stanley Landis F. F. . 1 ' , ' :Q 'a.-V' F' K-.3-' Gidrhzl 'ff 511131 P F4111-rh'1:l. :R ?f'r.t.f3r.'. 5' M:C.c.3..:1r. f SCl1Y.'-Ill'-'xi ' N-r Q N V ff cnier' E4 S.1tiff7I. :T Zeclzixzr. :t Legli Jv Kr-.ner 'N lD',i'r1'e: :1 'll.,::.e' .1 .ye:. Schrxel. f Fix-S Ldnizf Q V ' :I '?4'1f2 l. :.v.'e: l.1..+r I we-Jrscr. D Bfgh W 'll',r:',. F Sire O l.f...'r 'I :- Sxvdffr G E:,er ' M:F2..:. M' Er::.r.:k: :Q E-,oeexl-:ergez f Schema l. femur. ' C::.3':d: K l'.'.'-ln.: 1- SL-xr.--:' W In 1' fax F Sur:.er1.e,d fl Pser. D S:lg':r.1f F Kzsiztxzr. ,, . fl - 1 l . , h . , . . 1 1 - 1 , 1 4 c , ' , : '.',' Litzx' frizi,-1' '. '. cr. . I-,,-.L U ' :LP liz:-s:.:.:' 5 Q.:r,1.f '5 Z--tr'::.:r, ' Fir f FRANKLIN SCIENTIFIC SOCIETY lo Hxght IFIISI Howl H Ha n s E Bmql r o ne M Kxdr-ew 'Ink l trlcx D Weazer S om Second Row Bower l Qd'1'n 7,k Fl asenb rae D ogre Urn Sm Flo e nde o e s l I. Stra xrd Row I r St fly r xrre 1f e 'xr Fourth Row N G 1 1 'I 'J H D 1 FROM ROCKS TO ROCKETS A newcomer has recently loaned the lust of clubs and a tnvntles lt IS the Franklun Scnentufuc Socuety an honor ary organlzatlon whuch promotes and develops an Interest un sclence The students nnvnted to goin are those whO show an Interest rn thus held and do outstandrng work un theur sclence courses Thus socuety meets annually an the sprung of the year for an :nterestung and nnformatlve program Students demonstrate ongunal work whlch they have done outside of class daring the year Some members have the opportanuty to attend the East Penn Scuence Congress and Falr held yearly un one of the schools of eastern Pennsylvania OFFICERS President James Smlth Vlce Presldent James Angstadt Qe retarx Frank Bocknus Assrstant Se retarx Sxlvua Mow Leit to Hxqht Q V I I . , V, , Left ' , ' : I ne., f-r , D H 7 , F afar. f Ori Ei . A' lx Slaltfl W Prefs H Fr , Herry R Pe ' ' ,, ' P 'ell :f . C, , , ft sr, YV. lf' S Meyer 7 s 1i' I ..1'h I' . alms. C 'luis B U 4 rlc lllf-r I Sh1.tt-r. C Nhlte, wn Th' : J r 'e M K1-nvm M Hl ..r C H 'gl I. I'.co1L' F' S'o.':f f Moyer G I'.'inns,xdlfr ll Ffiey VV H1-nnmqer D Lf-arn 'N Shelly I. Kachfme f Shot' F' Shovfffr E1 Thayer E1 Gretrmflf-r Ll fs '.'.'em:e-rier :IT ' 1'ine',' I H rti1n S Deans 'F Swnlraak ' F'.'.:k T lvlfj:-' M 1. fl vrv.:':--r P1 ?'7:k.1 1. Exe'-:sf ICT? K l'xe'.' I H'-:r:r,Ch I..r:k'-',' l. IF- .r. F' S?l't'..:'-' ' Pia!! ' .: . .fn-v ' STMVD T Il'2Tl'...' f Hn Sai' Athletics As m Sous Hays Qvwcry fhe hncd Qek cmds Smother cuhletlc Contest dm HQ To CI Qose Eclzh game has Qhcnvm Us par ICIDCIHTS the true value of at 0 TQINQ1 Hsyup ecmm OIR and the dc QIOVITP of mud cmd body TEC JJ F- QS -Ni'Af,Ji, 'Q' 1 X ' C. ,,, x W ' 1 xx -1 - VML, A . ' x 1' Q H' ,V+ 'vw w ' ,J A, JJAAL L 1 . META' .X 19' LY s rg,sfI' ,fjyffiv , ,, ,H,, , , , - ,W ,W I X V: Nr-vw. H l-I. k-fi ,,,, 17,2 .Q 5 ffl: ,ffii X V! 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Mr M sso Mr oc Orte Fourth Row rt Stebet Flra andls B l rx vrrr- P or cn Cymer 'ne oltharfe B1 h N1 c ' l a L Pens 1 och KICKOFF AT EIGHT Realuzung tne strength ot l949 football club Coach Musso had has boys amply prepared for the cornung season Hard work and perseverance pond the H S team wnth statustncs showung sux wuns and tour losses Clrmaxrng the season with a record breokung score of 35 to O over Sell Perl' the squad had one of the best years on record for Quakertown High football, S C O R E S Opponents Quakertown East Greenvullc Quakertown Lansdale Quakertown Upper Moreland Quakertown Souderton Quakertown Arnsler Quakertown l..r N .J FOOTBHLL COHCHES e !oR1ght The eighteen fellows who played theur last game for Q l-l S on Thanksgnvung Day are co captanns Ruchard Musselman and William Neuman Robert Mohr Rlchard Muller Charles Egner Wulltam Sell Gerald Mayer Vernon Palm Gerald Schmell Robert Fosbenner James Myers John Boyer Mnlton Hoff Frank Bocklus Chester Gottschalk Nelson Gerhart Don Walck and Ruchard Hullegass Graduating also are those two effncuent managers James Rosch and Harry Hoff Doylestown Sprung IQ l-latboro Jenk nf x rt Sell Perk S C O R E S Opponents Quake Quakertown Quakertown Quakertown Quakertown Quakert wn rYOwn 2 2 3 Lei! to Rxghl A 9, ' fa Hartmann Ie!! Bergman Trautman Louqhridge Rhoades If you saw girls doing exercises, taking laps, or running wind sprints, they were the Quaker Lossies getting in shape for hockey. Practice began two weeks before school started in September and continued until the last game on November 9. Keeping up the spirit and arranging for pep meetings before every game, Miss Pengelski, a new coach, helped us win the Bux-Mont Championship. The seniors who played their last hockey for the Blue and White were: Captain Lorraine l-oughridge, Betty Trautman, Wilma Hartmann, Constance Jett, Barbara Bergman, and Lillian Rhoades, Also graduating will be the efficient manager, Katherine White, f-fr? f e y.f,, A ef-g, - ' fir- tv. c ' li Q QHS mr.:.t.... 3 crumnons ll HOCKEY SQUHD Left to Right, fFirst Rowhz L l'.:r'.2:e W Pfcrtriznn E fr'1.'ri':r. C 'e ' 'K F: Eerzrrvz H Kc:-e' f Kzfher S Mcye' Q 'fe'.'.'h 'd fx 5'5 ' H1-'r::': .ef H ffwf 'f Mixer l' SU.. Second Row:K Vfhn Fil: fn: C2115 BOYS BFISKETBRLL TERM Left to Rlght fFlYSf Howl M ye Second Row G Q SHOT FROM THE TEN SECOND LINE The Q l-l S hempmen got oft on the wrong foot at the start of league competutlon by losing several very close games Although the team dnd not reach nts tull potenttalntues they made good shownngs rn most ot theur contests and wound up the season wuth a tarr record The sensors are managers Theodore Adamczyk and Wnlluam Wolf and squad members Gerald Bntner Frank Bocklus Charles Egner Thomas MacLean Rlchard Muller Rrchard Musselman James Myers James Smnth and Don Walck SCORES Fountann l-lull Quakertown Fountaun l-lull Quakertown Ambler Quakertown Doylestawn Quakertown Souderton Quakertown Upper Moreland Quakertown Sell Perk Quakertown Sprnngtteld Quakertown Lansdale Quakertown Jenkintown Quakertown l-latboro Quakertown Ambler Quakertown Doylestown Quakertown Souderton Quakertown Upper Moreland Quakertown Sell Perlf Quakertown Sprungfreld Quakertown Lansdale Quakertown Jenklntown uakertawn L:-it to Hugh! f Hatbfr Quakertown ' . ' :T nacirnczyx G Either Y .fe rs R 111,127 D ','.7a.:k P' :fCK1.F ' Sit :Hr But? F 'ffcfers k1T'l.9' 'N F.fr.f.:naer '.'.' fet1'.':.e' ' QI'I'1F'fZ'l' F.: C ,: rrzfzr. lx MJSC '1'hirdRow: NN FTCL F Tfbsfr. 'N Rosexrefiwr C P':rr'hi7,7 n F I. f:f7.,f'f:Zi,1i:'-' 57 35 3l 33 3l 30 V 43 44 30 27 ' Al 35 - 49 43 32 ' 36 Sl Al 56 42 33 44 52 33 42 43 45 30 40 26 l 4 t 4l T 47 35 45 l 46 40 5l Q T 47 ' rl.: ?t ' FJ -- JC 45 Rl C7 l GIRLS BRSKETBHLL TERM et to Rxght KFIYSI Howl I Left to Rnght fSecond Bowl M Left to Rlqht fTh1rd Howl Nl TIME IN ON THE WHISTLE The gurls basketball team has done excepnonally well thus year Thenr outstandnng teamwork and w ll to wan helped them take theur tnrst sux games Unfortunately they lost thenr next game to Souderton However they returned wuth tughtung spnrut and contnnued on thenr wnnnnng streak They were under the leadership ot co captauns Lnlloan Rhoades and Joan Koehler The sensors on the team are Lllluan Rhoades Nancy Yeakel and Ruth Trumbauer manager Foantaun l-ll Ountcln l-ll 5 uclerton Upper Moreland Nell Perk ansdale bouderton Upper Moreland :ell Perk ansdole SC ORLS Quakertown Quakertown Quakertown Quakertown Quakertown Quakertown Quakertown Quakertown Quakertawn Quakertown Let to Rnght , U Q . 4, D 1 I I I t U 0 U , U I t . my a l ' I . 1 ' l l , I A 5 I -, y. I JI' ' . 0 0 , Lt ' ' :.. Eftzr ut ' I-1- ' : PJ-:r.'1H. fc. S-l ff'-w't3'1r: Pi H71-r ' 'I Y-vin-J. S Mint? ' , ' :rr f:.r7.t'z.-r 'I Mryffr l. rf--V ' l'le.::.:1 r1 Kr.-: rr LL' 1: P Firm' H , ,, , , . 4 V , 4' 23 34 I ll 26 27 'C 3l 39 - 34 44 Q - 20 32 L ' 26 ' 30 ' 66 49 ' 33 40 ' - 21 Al - ' 25 43 'Q 'wefwb' W BOYS BHQEBRLI. TERM Left toH1ght fF1rsi R wJ J lv y W My a man o achet ar cz D Dlelz H H avencr D Bard second Row M B rth H Koeh er I M y oc lus H1 e ass C Enge N' Reese 1rd Row T Pldamcz lc Fl G rl Jl l-los rfberz GYTT' firmqer 'i vu STRIKE THREE Bats balls and gloves benng dug out ot mothballs young men walknng the halls wufh starry eyes pltchers and catchers warming up un the gym all these are signs ot sprung and baseball Much vs expected at Q H S this year In that great Amerlcan sport Even though several outstandnng players from last year s team were graduated qulte a few lettermen are back and are determlned to make at tough for the other teams In the league Sensors puttung on thelr suuts tor the last time are Charles Egner Nelson Gerhart Rlchard Hullegass Rnchard Muller James Myers and managers Walter Long and Theodore Adamczyk Upper Moreland Doylestown Souderton ,X P Sell Perk Lansdale Upper Moreland 2- Doylestown Souderton Sell perk Lansdale Left to Right y BOYS BA SEBALL SCHEDULE Apr I Apr-I April May May May May May May May 2 Home Home Away Away Home Away Away Home Home Away f s J, M l l, f X l Il , ? , . I E 1 l Prep' 'J up V A P ,EM in -. 'J . N :Z A cial.. 'N fr .. ,, - f ,i ft5'r'fi !'ll-'Mren- . V 1 'E V fred: 2-.5 - vs-, A ' , ' o :' lc er, ers V K ul ,K S. tter l F I C .al ll H Home ' l : uf Q W Al I E ers R. Mlmef, W Wall F B k -, R ll g -, N aefhgfl TH' N Al fl ,y ' ezll rt l Yerkes ' ' 'E ie .lf' H 1 . G E. . I Dm 'elf-r I I . l . . I 1 L I ' . .. '. . . I I I . 7 I I I P A ,,...44.. ..., i l3 ..,, ..... . . W . ,.......,.......,.. ' l7 .... A ' ,,......,.. . ,,....., .,,,, ..,. ' 4 ' N1 ' - ..,,,..,....,., ,... . l., .. ., A E ' ,,.....,, 8 ...., 'X , IV - ., . ,,., ll .... , X A , ,... E .... l5.... , . or E y - .. A 22 ,ij lj . . 25 fb' E' . ' : ' M ers Y-lr fk'1r'l: fv- , , I A . 'I ' 'A -'ja-' ' F Qs- 15. 9 Qwf s ,ir 1 4 GIRLS BHSEBRLL TEQM Leftto Rxght KI-'xrst Howl G Crauthamel F Stull E Myer S Moyer P Home C Hauseman 'l' Mower second Row I Koehler l. Hhoades N Hcmxlton M Taranlmo I Maths C Ielt D Grant F Koehe Thxfd Row: N Yr-akel I Wueand S Brught H Kade I. Heese I Heumbach H Duetz S Foulke llus Flll bac SPRING TIME DIAMOND TIME Struke three ball fourl' Sprung funds the gurls on the duamond agaun As we gaze unto the future we are lookung forward to a successful season because only one player was lost to the team through graduatuon Thus year the followung senuors are on the baseball team l.ulIuan Rhoades Euleen Myers Fern Koehler, Constance Jett Dorothy Grant Catherune Hausman and manager, Nancy Yeakel Aprul May Max, Max May May May GIRLS SCHEDULE Souderton Sell Perk Sprungfueld Souderton Sell perk Lansdale Sprungfueld Home Home Home Away Away Home Away wg',g..-...Q-Ss' Left to Rxqht 'man D cz K e G e- bac -fhcaces v ar' rc L l f' u' f f ul ' u 1 u A t I -,,. 5 V .K ' ' ' , f I 'e Q gf n 2, ' I: ' .1 S, I ,V V,,.l'! , . . : . . I . I I I I 24 . . ..., , ,....... ,..... l - ....,.......,........,...,.............,,. . May A Lansdale ....... ..,,.....,,,...,,,.....,..............,, A way f 8 A ' ....,,..............,..,........,,.,..,. .. I' I5 ,,,,,.., . ,,............ .......,.......... . 22 - ..,. ...... .,...,,,....,.....,............ . 25 ,, ..,,,...,.........,,.........., .,., . 4. 29 ' . .,,. ..........., . ' :C Haus.. rant F I'c h.e M ..f!Q r 'K L I. ' E MAGTS M Tc? .Zi- TENNIS TERM left to Rlght IF1 st Rowb g r rl der: MII' 'S SPRING VOLLEY Wnth spnngtnme comes tennns tnme Racquets are restrung and the courts are weeded rolled, and lnned Many long practices are held to strengthen sluggish muscles and nmprove serves and back hand swnngs for matches wuth Lansdale Doylestown and Sprlngtfeld Thus year s team rs composed mostly of underclassmen who wall carry on nn future years S C O R E S Opponents Quakertown Sprvngfneld Lansdale Lansdale Lambertvn le Lambertvllle Duylestown Left to High! f A Wins 2 Losses Quakertown Quakertown Quakertown Quakertown Quakertown Quakertown l l , , ' , ': :E Bef ma., L 'cd . 'och F Qtr, li Frzgft I Yoder G lcgrforz M Elsie. C Laws M 'ffest Second How: Mr M:1:Who:'er S Newhar: fi Henzrzcxs L lsfcclzurf- f Shar' M Kerr. D Tumi, 5 Ham M's Lancs ' 1 ' r 1 I ' ' . , , . . 5 l 2 N l l l fy 4 RIFLE TERM Lei to Rxght fFlISf Row? V Pa rn h heed L G g E Fine l Schvva Second How G Hardcas le W Gladney G D ose K WN P V acke man nepa M 5 :xv Thud Row c wart Os: ower H n r e TIMED FIRING men took to the ranges agarnst the usual stuff competutnon Leonard Geuger who often shoots a perfect score and Edwnn Ames Vernon Palm and Joseph Schwartz consnstent hugh scorers are sensors who have much to do wuth the team s success Although Q H S rnflemen have not come through wrth top honors they have a good record of frve wlns and three losses nncludung an upset of the Upper Darby squad which had been undefeated for four years The team average was 489 S C O R E S Opponents Quakertown Yeadon Doylestown Haverford Lower Menon Norrrstown Upper Darby Abnngton West Catholtc 476 490 4 6 490 496 49 49 4 2 Quakertown Quakertown Quakertow n Quakertown Quakertown Quakertown Quakertown Quakertown 4 6 4 9 490 4 487 49 4 4 5 Wlns 3 Losses Left to Hlght L: Q l I ' , ' : ' 2. , ' , el er, .4 s ' rtz : 'Z , , e ', .!e, 'J r. I 'K , r 'tr --z ' : Ii S h L, K p , Tprrxer C Hu sbt- get, L Bmalf-r Cf Kxl D Bllqfr Although the rifle team had lost several sharpshooters through graduation, Quaker marks- b o 8 8 8 , ' 9l ' l 3 ' 2 88 ' 8 88 F ' :' S:h'-.'::'t: Y-fr Stray-17 T' Decse L Qezzer TRHCK TERM Lei! to Rxgh! QFIYSQ Row! H Gombert I Boyer H Vohr R I-'osbenner D Walck R Hulleqass Second How M Wusnesku I Re-hrlg C Gottshalk R Muller R Walter I Bosch Mr Musso Thurd Row G Nace R Krown I Meyers R Clymer W Moyer W Hackman R Roberts CLOCKED AT 141 Takung a premature look at the track squad we fund a well seasoned team and one that wull guve plenty of competutuon to any club whuch challenges them to a meet The nucleus of Coach Musso s squad us formed by four veterans of the relay team Duck Muller Spuder Myers B ll Sell and Bob Fosbenner Don Walck Rob Mohr Duck Hullegass John Boyer Chester Gottschalk Bll Neuman Duck Gombert and Jurn Rosch manager wull also return for tneur last year of BuxMont competutuon Emmaus Parkland BuxMont Dustruct Meet State Meet SCHEDULE Aprul Aprul May May May Home Home Away Away Away ' . ' : ' , , u , . , , Y : 1 , , , . , s , . .. I l I - I ' II 4 II I ' ll ' ll ll ' II II II ll II II II I I I I ' I I Il ' II ' Il ' II ' II ' ll I I I I I I Il ' Il ' I ' - - I I ' Doylestown ....,,..,,........,,,........, April I2 ,......... ....... ....... H o me ' ' ,.................... 20 ....... ..., CHEERING SQURD Front Kneelmg Leh to Rmght ll F F1 Standing las N dmcrd se M TIME TO CHEER Enthusuosm never logs when our cheerleaders ore spurrung the teom on to vnctory Thus octlve group works whole heortedly not only ot games but olso when they ore leodnng cheers an assembly proctucsng ln the gym or plonnung o pep meetung Everyone oclmnres the cheernng squods beoutuful blue ond white outfits The gurls ore justly proud of them for they eorned much of the money for them l Left to Hxght , ' , ' : 1. 'J'.'L::.rr.--: ., King Q I..:nt-J S f'?zr. fr. S . 'r.'r C l. '-ffl' fixmwf' Back, Kneeling. Left to Right: B Becker l Hua: ' : lvl f-.. l 'f Hsu man 7r - I l I ' . . , , . , . ' ' -- '.ei .tT.1 ' Ht.-'fir F Ft PATRO A Fncnd Mr and Mrs Ralph Ackerman Mr and Mrs Theodore Adamczyk M155 Alyerna A Atflerbach Mr H Raymond Ahlum Al 5 Welding Shop Amerucan Federatlon of Hosiery Workers Branch 29 George W Amey Roland Arney Frank Atlee Paul Baker WllluamJ Becker Benner s Hardware Store Mr John E Benner Bethlehem Buseness College B ll 5 Flower Shop Mr and Mrs Robert H Bmtner Dr Kermut S Black Boorse Muslc Store Mlss Myrtle Boorse Mr and Mrs James Booth Miss ldella Boyer Mr F Rudolph Brannaka Mr and Mrs Warren S Buck Cassel s Food Store Quakertown P Mr Leroy Cossel Mass Dorothy L Cholfant Children 5 Shop Mr Samuel Cohen Mnss Lorratne E Conway and Mrs Jesse Cressman and Mrs Kenneth F Cressman Raymond Crouthamel and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs A Cygan The Cvnthla Shop Deoterly s Dept Store Mrs James C Ebbert Masses Eleanor Grace Helen Dr and Mrs George Esaylon Mass Marguente Esten Dr Harvey Fergley Jr Mrs Ruth Fllburn Flllman s Llght Lunch Mr and Mrs Joseph Fnscher Mr Joe Flsh Mr Fred P Fisher Fluck 8- Sloyer Garage Mr and Mrs Mules Fosbenner Mrs Mary Fosbenner Mnss Mary L Fox Mr C Wnlluam Freed Mr Roland Fretz Fruendlv Book Store Muss Sara Ruth Funk Mr Pierson Gahman Mrs Gertrude O Gares Mr and Mrs Earl Gaugler Sr Mass Esther Gehman Mr and Mrs Claren e-Genssunger Genevleve Yarn Shop Mr and Mrs Arthur Gerhart Dr Mark S Gerhart Glfts by Wlsler A Goldsmlth 8- Co Mr and Mrs Frank Gombert Sr and Dans N LIST Mrs Allen Grant and Mrs r and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Fred Grant Stanley Grant Reglnald Greaser H C Grnm Barry Grubb Guglnandolo Herbert N Haas Ray K Haaenbuch Hager s Meat Market Haloca Corporatron Haney s Pug Stand and Mrs Wnlllam Harlng Harvey Hartman J Ray Z Hartman and Mrs Claude Harwuck H J Helnz CO Mr and Mrs Wrllsam C Hesse Mr and Mrs Wayne Heist Miss Edlth M Henry Ha Vlew Orchards Hullegass Drug Store H1nkel8. Buehn Mr and Mrs Harry Hott Hoffman s Dairy Mrs James Hoffner Mr Galen Holsrnger Mr and Mrs Morten Holslnger Home Room 39 Home Room 42 Home Room 43 Clarence H Huber and Mrs A F Hunsberger and Mrs John Hunsberger and Mrs Melvln H Hunsberger Ideal Restaurant lona s Sportswear J 8. E Screw Machlne Shop Mr and Mrs James Johnsen Mrs Pearl M Jett Joe s Shoe Repalr Mr Harold R Johnson Mr Roy Johnson Mass Joyce L Kaclk Karlton Cut Rate Mr and Mrs Byron Keller Jr Keller s Grocery Kemrnerer Paper Company Mr Georgew Kndney Mr and Mrs Floyd Kllmer Miss Marlorue E Kulmer Mr Emanuel H Kleun Kletn s House Furnlshlngs Store and Mrs Arthur A Kllngaman and Mrs Donald Knauss and Mrs Claude L Koder R R Koehler and Mrs Champ Kooker and Mrs '-toward Kaoker and Mrs Jacob Kramer Hazel C Krauss George Krlgor and Mrs George A Knkory James C Kruse and Mrs Russell R Kunkle Ntr Mrs , . Mr, , M . , . Mr, . . . Dr, . , 4 ' ' Mr. . Mr. . Mr. . Mr. . . Mr, . Mr. . 1 Mr. . ' Mr. . Mr, . ' . ' ' Mr. , . . 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