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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1952 volume:

' E, TQDAY v 'L?fXx'x 51' I! 7 JK il c1 Z fl FOREWORD T IS mth reluctance to let a the past and Joyful anttcrpauon of the future that the class 5.4 presents thts tssue of the Recall To preserve our rnernorres we have Nlllllll these pages a rec ord of all N9 shared the adrmnrstratron and faculty thf van ous courses of study and the rnany act1v1t1es We look back Nrth a deep sense of gratrtude on all ue have accornplrshed together rn Quakertown Hrgh School oe au e xt IS here that the aualrfytng prepa at1on for further educatlon and for our varlous vocat1ons has been acqutred We novv look forward as xndtvlduals to the fulfrllrnent of our personal goals rn l1fe and go forth w1th ffllfll IH God The-lrna lfoyer lfdrtor ln Cm f y ,fl X WM: ' o of ' t of ' f 'M v c., c c . , , V , ' ' ' f- C. , c ., L , 55 g Q --J,--1' Z 'Q ,Zff , ,!, X 5414, if K, gl .e K, ' 55: .,..-f. l .Q l. 'w'f a 1, .A , .A 1,5 X OJQKERTOWN IUNIOR SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Our School Stnce 1t opened tts doors tn l929 the Ouokertown luntor Sentor Htgh School hors otlwoys been o well kept butldtng wtth ottroxcttve clossroorns ond ldborcr tortes Also 1n the school system ore the vocdhonol shops coteterto Alurnm Fteld morcodomtzed ploy oreo three prdcttce helds ond the School Form Ustng these lcxctlmes O l-l S students under the qu ddnce ol quolttted ted hers recetve tnstructton tn stx courses ol study Thts cxccredtted school otlords everyone the opportuntty to prepore lor the vcrrted tasks ol tor torrovv s world t v - 1 l N ,.. Q , H A . , . , c, l . o t Al . 1 v- , . ll 77221952 RECHLD X Y f V ' 1 ?UBL1SHEf EY THE SZTIICF TQRSN QQ'.l.KEFfC'.'.'fI STHCCL QUAl.KEFTC'.'.f'II Tiff IS .'Q'.'.l.If.AlA e lcation MISS MQRY M STEVER 0 Mrss Mary M Stever who wrth her larth and krndness has tou hed the hearts and lrves of all the class of l952 shows 1ts apprec1at1on by dedrcatrng thrs the fourteenth lssue of the Recall Whenever the class needed ass1stance she freely gave ol her tune efforts and mterest Under her gurdance f e recerved not only an excellent hack ground rn Engllsh but also knowledge of the past and preparatron fo the future A T - , . F . 1 5' I , . , 'J - , f I V' A . TABLF GF CGNTFENTS 11111l1.Sf1'lf1011 'A 4 9X Qqhgm. F ig, F1445 4' X fa 5 f Q ft 1 41,1 'rf ff 5r ' Pe cdr 1 mst GY V1 rnpcxred thp- Nay and pro V1G6d if e IHQGPQ for ucceQs m ou StUd19S we Q- 1 s I ctw f Q Drffriare Tndlf for To orro N. i .,.,. , ,,...,.....,-M-.-......-,..,..,....,,, ,N ,,,,,, ,,W,,,,,,.W., W4 www W 4-M 1. 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I , MR IOSEPH s NEIDIG TO THE CLASS OF 1952 You have completed your frrst step 1n your formal educatlon graduatron from hxgh school Congratulatlons' Thls step IS the mmxmum 1n lh1S day and age Many ot you w1ll be for tunate enough to contrnue IH colleges or other 1nst1tut1ons of hxgher learmng All of you whether you go to college or not may contmue to learn the rest of your hte Thls may be from any one or all of the modern med1a televtslon rad1o newspapers and magaztnes lecture plat form or pulplt lt does not matter much from whence lt comes The lmportant thmg IS to keep ahve the sp1r1t of learmng and advance ment Best wlshes to the class of 1952 A F HUNSBERGER l-ltgh School Prmctpal TO EACF MEMBER OF THE CLASS OF 52 Congratulatlons upon reachlng a very lmpor tant mllestone rn your hte graduatlon from h1gh school ln the openlng days of school Just tour years ago you were go1ng through the or1entat1on process of meetlng many classmates tor the hrst trme of be1ng 1ntroduced to members of the school staff and faculty and ot hndxng your way around the school bu1ld1ngs Stnce then durlng these hlgh school years you have worked and played together wlthout g1v lng any thought to each other s nat1onal1ty re l1g1ous behefs or soclal background lt 1S my slncere hope that th1s regard for the worth of the 1nd1v1dual personallty Whlch you have de veloped wlll contmue ln adulthood that you w1ll g1ve recogn1t1on to each 1nd1v1dual for h1s achtevements regardless of hrs race or creed Thls respect tor the 1nd1v1dual together wrth mocracy through your student councrl expert ences wrll do much for you IH takmg your place as a World c1t1zen tomorrow Slncerely IOSEPH S NEIDIG Superlntendent MR Fl F HUNSBEHGER Nnne . . . . I . the opportunities afforded you to practice de- ' A Qhf 'OWN O BQRTH 3 NCHGU1 RYT B CKV IOUSVN BIN THRX' HP N I IKUIJOIPH BHQNNFIKH MQHIORIE If BRQIVNQKQ fmultu RHP-rNI S EUC' 'CTHY CHFMIIVXJ LUHNHINE V CONVNHH uf M CRESQMFIN AHH M EBBERT ,RRR HUTI- FUNK QRRFIN N' GRIM MQY HQCENFUFH Q NC' I' MHILMQN M HEINRH LOHIIVH HV IH' Dlrkihi' LNT MHFHLMFITICS DFIHHTMHNT Hvs,1caL LUUFHTION IJEPHRTM NT NUQIC DHPHRTMENT Hom wwnwwc DEPHRTMrNT INDUSTRIQL DFPQPTMENT HRT QLJPVHV SCH NURvF I-P 'Aj .i Q I . LX . e. JA F-C KIJMH M H I E ..!xP':1l'f: f 3jgggU'g 5- pm-'! fjj ti, Q .1 w IIIn!l.I, H !4I.IQ?5Fl.J'1E,Ii , iw.7'I'H H xx, 'Zh 113.1 A ' 1, At' A , . , Ixisfg . ' I?1.JI'JIlI.I5 ct. mmo V M h V V Man' , 7 3 E 'La f Q . J 2 g.'x'n:5r: A N1 ',. W ZH' V X '. K. f , ., A PLHAHI . . .. ' . , ' Z. . ' V EDITH . ' ' W -. . - . mxrusamuufuavux f WW 1 1? !,L1 ,TmLM4.1-' li i' fi wi 2,f2::fHu 'zAef mxwiff ig 2 Y fue-2: f 'iw I If V Q Wi V4 X- H I' HUINSBERG HINRIETTQ I. IHHNSEN ROY IOHNSON FLOYD I-I KILMER CLHIR R KLQWITTER QRTHUR K KLINGHMQN ELWOOD P MHC WHORTER IVQHGRHET IVHRTIN G IOSEPH IVIUSSO QNNQ W NEHMQND GUIDHNCE DIRECTOR SOCIRL STUDIES DEPFIHTMENT PUBLIC RELFITIONS COMMITTEE ENGLISH DEPRRTNENT Q H S Fmultu IOSEPIHI S NEIL YENR Q PLHTOFF CRROLYN POTSER CLIFFORD F1 REESE MHRY M STEVER RICHRHD E STRQYEH FLIZFIBETH TREFFINGER RICHRRD G WISNESKI GERTRUDE WITTER FOREIGN LHNGUQGE DEPQRTMENT LIBRHRIQIN SCIENCE DEPFIRTIVENT . Q . . . . EH .Q . 1 SIG ' ., m. , I , l'? Cui' ::i I: 'J A, I.. . 1' 1 :?,::' . . AWA? W V --1 W E X X X H LEROYYSTRUNK 'I yocmrom-IL HGRICULTURHL DEPQHTMENT 8 ? Um Zu. , ,h - ... gn , ,mx ,. af? 4 ' 9, F . , .fp K QL- ' 1 R' QW 1 3 3' - .f : CHIOI' S CCf1Ol l 3 4 EX Wang qrfff fif A x K fx, 1 ,jc or p :K PPL la ,- fl O FO WBT FI Q PW nt me fxfi W I I l ' Z K X, . , 4 , + N 71, v, 91, ' 3 f ' Q-4,ff'5N - N- 1 nga' L-A wr,-Irkwll 'S Zlf . vijlwffq W my ,I , gif: Z-W5 gl 'af I7 I Q M Q' L 1 ff- - 4 N ,I rx. f I gig. 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Donald Barto, who assumed the responsibilities of our busiest year and lielped us until graduation FOHMER CLHSS HDVISERS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE fn J Our Grateful Appreciation 0 our executrve comurttee class offrcers cmd four home roo'r epreserrta trves WHO successfully plurrrled Cmd Supervrsed GH our class prmects 0 Bud Ferrstermccner eu pres. dent Nno ably gurded us Mroegrr our four years rrr mgh Sfhool Brlr rrce our vrce ree me Y N o spurred us on rn cor ferns cm Clase fun Home rreve fir red to Keep CCM fltf d ,113 te dflfe cl puree I 'Jr CLHSS PRESIDENT CLRSS VICE PRESIDENT CLHSS SECRETQRY CLHSS TREHSURER K' unix net' 'C :gli ' Ly- L F'-r.:verrr11':?.-2' E4 Lan'-v 'J Prun- S xr.11:.J , ' 'Jn' E' 'ffxi'x':r:Pir:1 ' Pflit if P'.r:.'-' 'N PT' . . A , Y VA. I 5 ,, , ' r1 r- ' f .X ,XX . .V Q K -T0 ' I P A , ' ' , pwei' 7 ' h ' r1,,,g.r d -T0 Arlene Luckey, our secretory r 4' ' V , rv Hr I Nr, ' , . . .I r ,.. J ' We , ' L C -To BLU H .r, our irecsgrer v.'215p 'A cG7.:3'i3i',' managed cur f.r13'rr:1iQ iffexrs , ' ' .,M,, :I X n 'I' Z-.YY DONHLD HCKERMRN Vocahonal Wood Simon 1 a great hunting fishing and trapping enthu 1 ast He is also a dependabl member f th wood sho where he lS known for h cheerful grin lndoor and Odtdoor Ga es Metal Hobby 10 Rutomiobie fl d and rearr' 2 12 Foot a PHILIP HFFLERBHCH Vocational Hgnculture Putty a staunch guard on the football squad works in the local theatres ln h1s more guiet moments he acts a chaplain of the F F131 R 9 12 Rifle Clu otba119 10 1 HRLENE HMES Commercial Bars pleasant smile neat ness and sense of responsibil ity have won for her many 1m portant positions in school Hn ardent class worker she also clerks in a local store Dance lnstruction 9 11 Knitting 11 CSe 1 Knitting and Needle work 12 CPre-sl Metal Hobby 10 Recall Staff Glsst C1rcu1at1on Man agerl Student Council 11 tflssem bly Committeej 12 tSec 1 Tri H1 Y and 12 fC0lor Guardj Commerc1al Club 12 tSec1 Home Room 10 fPres1 11 KV Presl Prompter fPlay1 ll NORMHN HNDRES Vocational Metal Coming from Trumbauersville Hndy devotes most of h1s time to sports and ch ss He displays h1s aggressive spirit as a hard working football tackle Boys' Gym 9, 10, llg Mixed Chorus 97 Basketball 95 Baseball 9: Foot- 9, , , p .o U . .H 0 , 12' Chess DOROTHY HNDREWS Hcademic The orchestra gained a talent- ed pianist when Dotty came to Q.H.S, this year. Her li- brary work and shy smile made many new friendships' for this attractive girl. Library Staff 12, Mixed Chores 12 Orchestra 12, Girls' Glee Cgzb 12 liiglltec-11 ESRI. BRN Vocational Wood r fl very capa man 1 1 e a 'fam f' wood wo ker ard1 wel liked by everyone in the shop He spends his free time r1d1ng around in hi 40 Plymouth Fl o 1le ll FCQV 12 LORETTH BERLER Vocational Homemakmg R a 1S a candy s ller n the cafeteria She IS often seen dr1v1ng her Chevy to a sguare dance o to a roll r r1nk with her many friends nitting 9 FHQ eteria 9 0 LOIS BEUN Hcademic Lois a sewing fiend managed the hock y team ID her own 1r11m1table way Hs a sweet young thing in the plays she demonstrated her acting abil 1 Dance Instruction 9 12 Typing 10 lunior Dramattcs ll fPres 1 Recall Sta f ffflssoc Sr Sec Ed J lun or ay Senior Play Trl H1 Y ixed Chorus 10 o ert B nd 9 10 12 CCC: or uardl Hockey 9 tlvfgr 1 Home R om 9 10 tSec 1 Fldvertising Comm1ttee tPlay1 11 DONHLD BILGER Vocatlonal Wood Don one of he shop out doorsmen spends his spare t1me workmg with his guns Quiet and easy to get along with he is usuany se n with Simon Rifle Club 95 Boys' Gym 105 Pluto- mobge 51, Field and Stream 12g DORIS BLEHM Commercial Doris, with her dark hair and pleasant personality, is always on the job, whether at her typewriter or blending her mellow alto voice in her church choir. Dance lnstruction 9 113 lumor Leather 10 CSecl, Readmg Club ll, Kn't!1ng and Needlework 125 Recall Stott fTVPl9ll Student Coun- cil 9 Cl.ost and Found Committeel' Mixed Chorus 9 llg Comme1'c1al Club 127 Home Room 10 tTreasJ Executive Committee 10 IHNET BLEHM Commercial When not busy working in an office, preparing homework, or listening to The radio, IBQ enjoys a good movie topped off with a hot fudae sundae Hockey 9 Phofographvv 1-C Kr.1itLr.': 11 12, Ccrnrnercia. CM: 12 ni '.'er'1s1r.a Cornrntfee 'P.avf 12 ULDIS BULLITIS Hcademic Ptrriving from Latvia, '1Ullie auickly won dependents in German class with his first- hand knowledge. When not at the movies, he practices on the basketball courts. Dance lnstrucfion 12, Boys' Gym 11 Basketball 12, Track 11 12 SHIRLEY CQSSEL Commercial Hn ardent sports fan Cacklf displays her interest by typirg athletic records and attendi g sports events She hopes to b a dental receptionist liking 9 Photography 1U lSe Danc lnstruction 11 Knitting 11 fommercial C b Qdve i g Committee fPay1 11 FILONZO COURTNEY Hcademxc Lorine a gay and bravvrz ladies mari h l ed the Part 'hers to wiri 'nanv footpa games Reflecri his mo serious side 'ie does outsta d n art work ar e ns aa o gh 9 IBNE CYGHN aCGdemlC Trie laugrite encri 1 c sisually ca av e kes e a lxe s cocirnerc a oa om and SG E N FSC f ., lf. , I f'iff 512, f If 5 eff f' li, 1 f f .M y fr f -1 SHIRLEY DENNIS Commercial Denny, a reporter on the Q1-I S. News staff, is also ac- tive on the town tennis courts. Besides clerking in a local store, she participates in church work. Flrchery 9- Senior Leather 10p logr- naiism 11, Dance lnstruction 12 Recall Staff llflssoc Qct. Ed.1, Se- nior Pla: QHS News ll 12: Quaker Challenge 11, 12 fStenci1 Cutter and Mime-ographistl, Com- mercial Club 12, Tenms 9, 10, 11, 12 Franklin Scientific Society 10: Prom Committee 12, Class Com- mittee 1O tflower, Color, and Mottoj HNNH DETWEILER Vocational Homemaking 'Hw, come on, buy some can- dy. That's F1nn, trying to sell the last few pieces. Hmong her favorite pastimes is driv- ing her green DeSoto. lunior Leather 9, Typing 10: Pho- tography 11. FHF1 9, IO, 11, 12: Cafeteria 11, 12 BEHTRICE DIEHL Vocational Homemakmg One of the tall talkative bru nettes Chickie is always eager to take part in home room discussions and activi ties She also likes to play volley ball ing 10 Knitting 11 FHQ ll 12 Cafeteria 2 CORH DIETZ Vocational Homemakmg Fllthough her cafeteria and home room duties keep Cora busy she is always ready wit a cheery hello or everyone She enloys er we kend lob at a hoagie sriop no Leathe 9 Typing 1U O o aphv ll 'I a ete ia L HHRRIET DIETZ Hcademlc Howie is seen everywhere fc sae nas many activities Hltriough she co captained the hockey and basketball sauads 'ae football team also shared athletic interests :moo ana O ooo Games ft ading 11: lc Typing 11 K 12 a a C :st Pho oa apyadllss Sots Ti V Pres 'tlationai ono Socie' Hockey 1 14 tCo captain 12 o o ba 9 Frannir n f Soc e v G lp 12 Home Roorr ea KHTHRYN DIETZ Rcademxc Managlng w1nn1ng basketball teams and SUDGTVIHINQ Recall p1ctures have acq11a1'1ted many students w1th Kathryn dellghtful sm1le Mus1c sports wr1t1ng and 'enru r mterests Q chery 9 lPres 1 Reaa rg 1ng ll ance s C r eas :leca a l13ro tography Lal Q H S News 11 lSports Ed Q ake Cha enac- po 1 xed Chor s 9 10 G s Glee Club 9 10 NGTIOHG 1-1ono So y 9 12 Bas et a Mgr J nrus 9 Franklln Sc1ent1f1c S 1913 Q 10 1 Class Cor'1rr'1 tee 10 CF owe Co o and Mottol FLORENCE DONEY Vocational Homemakmg SIS IS ready to help anyone 1n need and IS a dependable worker 1n the cafeterla She plays cl French horn 1I'1 the band Hand1craft 9 Fore1gn Co respond ce 10 Band 10 1 F 12 Ca e er1a MHRY LOU DORMHNN Commercial M1meograph1ng and typmg 1r1 the Commerc1a1 Department w111 be an asset to Mary Lou tn ach1ev1ng her aoal as a secretary Her helpful manner w1ns her many frlends Sen1or Leather 10 Kn1tt1na and Needlework ll 12 Recall att Ulsst Patron LIST Mari Quaker Challenge 11 12 fStenc11 Cutter and M1U16OgTGph15ll T H1Y 10 ll Commerc1a1 Club 12 Home Room ll lSec1 RHYMOND DOTTS Hcademxc Ray moved to a nearby town 1n h1s freshman year but re1o1ned the class as a sen1or Qu1et and easy gomg h hopes to study theology Qrchery 9 Photographs 12 1V Presj LLOYD EWER Vocatxonal Hgnculture Cueball CGplO1I'1 of the F F H basketball team IS an act1ve member of the Toheca Chap ter Th1s good natured fellow has a f1ne sense of humor FFQ 0101112 1211161211212 lxuntx LeROY FENSTERMHCHER Rcademxc rbl 1 1der1t an 'xc o111p1 e v o ul J o con 1bu ed man ern to he s'r,1ggl1nq bo11 Geometry c1a s H1 qulclc hu mor 15 apprec1ated bv 11 baclcstage crews Jane Orclres V GS CC G den' Co nc 1- r Co 1'1'11te1.- M1X9 12 Pano esta G 1 H 'lD1 a ootbal' Q 10 asketbal Q 1C Soor s r rce 1c K1wan1an 12 ec 1VE Co ee Ca es1dert 1 IULIUS FERHLDO Vocatxonal Metal One of the great outdoorsmen o Kellers Chur h un1e secretary of the FC131 and a cafeter1a worker He 111ces to buy and sell used cars l.11r1or Leather 9 lpresl 13l1f1e Club 10 Dance lnst ,1c:t1on 11 Boxmq an Wrest 1ng 11 F C Q ecl Ca 916110 11 12 Base 1 12 llvf CHTHERINE FOULKE Vocational Homemalnng Want to hear some travel ad ventures? Hsk Cathy Carry 1ng d1shes IH the catetena and ass1st1ng IH the teachers d1n 1ng room keep her busy at noonume ance 1nstruct1on 9 FHQ Plastlcs 11 l ore1gn Correspondence Band 11 Cateter1a ll SHIRLEY FOULKE Rcadem1c Noted for her hearty lov f un S111r 15 an am1a e classmate Fond of sports she qu1c1c1y earned a place on the softball team 1n her freshman year R1f1e Club 9 l ore1gn Co spond ence 10 P1GSl1CS 11 G1r1s Home Mechamcs 114 lPresJ Softball 9 10 ll 12 Home Room 9 tTreas1 Qdvet1s1ng Cor'm1ttee lP1av1 11 1.4 CHHRLES FULMER Vocatxonal Metal Popular among the shop fel lows for h1s keen s nse of hu mo' Charl1e ls always ready to laugh at a loke H1s favor1te hobby 1S t1r1ker1r1g w1th model 'rams Boys Gym 9 Boxmg and Wres11nq 10 12 We1gh' L1t11ng 11 FCF1 1C 11 12 Nauonal Honor Soc1f-ty 4 10 ll 1? . ' Qfff 0 clfrsx greg - d1 - ' s ' 1 :'1 '1sl1,d 1 11st, B 7 1 c ' 1 ' '12 ' 1.1 ir' t, 1 y theos ' ' ' , s r 1 s 21 1 ' 'd ' ' , . 's tor: he , ' 's ' 1'- ' '. ' A t1 e r , 1: 1 C.111: 1 ' s J '. 101 TYP 1 D .. In W 1331 ' 1 . :fc 9 10 11 sms 111 12 WL, 111 A H .5111 11: Gym 12 119: 1 he 12 s-11 rms, X --1 .. W, soc Fld Y Stu, . 11 11 9 lf M 7 'Q 113111. t11 Board .111 J 1 12 rs 115 Edl, 111-H11 11 12 woes Q lf H A 1 9 OT M1 . U .1 1 11. 12 ff? ek f 16 ll 11 .1 1115111-m C161 1 10,1 111 1 A11 11 ii ll . lg f11Llpf1e211fnS' Honff Swiqy 12 1 ., Te , 10, 11 12, B 1 11 '5 Q., Q OC, 1 1. 4 nos. r 12 lun 7 Ex' ' t ' ' 1' A 1' ut mmm 10, 11 12, 1 ss ' Pr 1 C 11 12 1 A I I f .' ' c , 1 ' is en 1 1 , ll, 1 H112 ' ' A ,, 1 1' 9,l0,l1, 1 lt 11,12 d Q M 1 10 11 12 lS , f , 5 - ball 1, grl , E D 1 . . 12, 1. 1 t ' Sl 10, 1 1 , 12 ' vi 5 ri- - , e O ' ' f , ' 1 ' ' bl . , I el 1 H RHYMOND FULMER Hcodemxc Hay is noted fo his profes sional like sports writing and debating ability Usually stim ulating a good argament h firtds many frien s ' carry ori th discussion s Gym 9 PS 'F af fSpo F a -rt Play ons , po ts Ed J G OF o S Ed 2 lxaiora H I2 F ank ri ie! 9 ome oorn I C r s P om Committee IL Vx r Je om mi tee I2 dl rtis n orrimit UYI IOHN GILBERT Vocational Hqnculture Flltnough square dancirta an making sodas at a local r taurant keep Iohn ather bu y he still emoys pursuing hi mairi inte est farmi g Fl IA CSentine Mixed Chorus IU Dance Instr ti n ll I2 Fldve isina Committee ayl Il WRLTER GLRDNEY Hcademic One of the taller class mem ers Walt payed on t football squad Fl loud guffaw backstage denotes his pre ence there Music skating and cars rate high with him Dance Instruction 9 ll Dance O c estra 9 IU ll IL Mixed Choru d ll Orches a a e ootball 9 l Frank in Scient ti Ctety 9 10 Re ordina C ew , e ,IU ll, I2 Prorn .r ee I , , LEO GOODIN Hcademic Boot, Hsharp character from Connecticut, ioined the class as a sen or. Quickly adapting himself, his expres- sion, Stick around, you'll learn, became .amiliar in th. sweet shops, Fx'-.d and Stream IL GEORGE GHHUER Hcademic George is ncted for his re- markable feats cn the basket- ball courts. Fllthouah his main interests are dancing, movies and sports, he also manages to make good grades v f - t P . Z oxzng an: ':est1:.: Dance instruction f I. :L Bots r. Q l B VN r Ia, Weight Lzzttrig ll Sentor Pav rf:-Y In Mixed Chorus f I2 jrlittcatton 9 IC ll IQ gprojectior. Crew Headl Basketbai. 5 lf ll I2 Track I3 Baseball II Franklin Scientitic Sac1etyQ FQHIOY Ktwantar. 12 Home Room :' XV Prest Fld- vertising Committee Pavl ll yn! LHMHR GROSS Vocational Wood On of he lively wood butch ers from R1chlandtown Lamar Q known fo his cooperative attitude and ready smile B sides carpentry and wood fin ishing he lik s fishing and hunting e C M a lo v o ie and Stream F1 Flssoc S ec V 1' EMILIH GU GLIHNDOLO Commercial When not working in her fa t ers store Milly enioys ro ler skating She is well ac quainted with the carpenters lingo since she types much data for the wood shop iting 9 KV Pres Plastics Knitting and Needlework ll Dance Instruction 12 Metal Hobby IU Commer ia' lsib 12 MHRY HHCKEH Voccmonal Homemakmg Thi little blue eyed miss is lik d by all who know her Fllways ready to travel Mary also likes to dance and is ac tive in the FH Pl Knitting 9 fSec J Foreign Cor e spondence IU Plastics ll Dance s ruction I2 F H H 9 WILLIE-IM HI-IRR Commercial l'Here're some dues, Bill. B - ing class treasurer keeps Bill busy, but he still finds time to devote his talents and energy to the band, orchestra, and backstage crew. Boys Gym 3 IC ll lsecl I2 He- call Staff tilssf Circulation Mart Band ll I2 Stage Crew 9, IC Il IQ, Commercial Club I2 Baseball 9 Home Room 9 tSec J, Prom Corri- m1 ee ll I2 Executive Committe- I ll I2 Class Treasurer IA ll I2 Orchestra I2 IUDITH HRRTMRN Hcademic lt remains a mystery how pe- tite Hluddn manages to escape so many classes and yet maine tains high grades. Her dim- pled grin and ready wit make her welcome in any group. 'Dance lnstractzon 9, lournaiism tO f-nior 'lramattcs ll lV. Pres? Fo- rar: I2 'Sec 1' Recall Statf tSen1:r Se: Ea' 'unior Play QHS News If, ll IC:-Ed-tn-Chiefl 12' Oaaker ffhalenge II fLit Edt I2 KEa-1n- Chiefl, Library Start ll I2 'l'ri-H.- Y IC II E2 Radio Forum Il ll Town Meetingl I2 tSec J, National Honor Society 9 IO ll, I2 tPres,Y Hockey IC ll 12 Tennis 9 IO Franklin Scxentific Society IO IZ Home Room 9 tPres 7 IO CV. Pres! Student Council IC ll, I2 tFtssem- oly Committeel- Prom Committee ll Sldvertising Committee KPlayl l l HRLENE HHRWICK Vocahonal Homemalung Fl very frrendly gurl Qrlene 19 espec1al1y lrked by her fellow band and orchestra members BeSld9S playtng the sax she also enyoys square dancmq Dance lnstructron 9 12 Typmg 10 I-1 9 10 11 12 Wood Ho nd 0 12 Orchestra RICHRRD HHRWICK Vocational Wood M1sch1 vous Dlck contr1ves to shrug off many ored1ca ments He IS known to all h1s fr1ends for h1s carefree att1 tude Rlfle Club 9 Metal Hobbv 10 omobrle ll F C F1 10 Freld and Stream 12 GERALD HECKMRN Rcademlc Hlthough SGFIOUS and studxous Ierry IS a 11ve1y part1c1pant 1n home room and school P1 grade R student and pmg pong ace he also holds a part trme lob Wood Hobby 10 Semor Leather 9 11 Recordxng Crew 10 ll Chess 12 Home Room 12 KV Pres J Frank lm Sc1ent1f1c Soclety 9 SRRHH HEDRICK Hcademxc Shmmg black ha1r and dark eyes d1st1ngu1shSarah Though part1c1pat1ng 1n n u m e r o u s school GC11Vll1eS she also has a part ttme Job and makes many of her own smart clothes 1-landrcraft 9 KTreasJ Iournahsm 10 Typing ll Semor Dramat1cs 12 KV Presl Recall Staff Kflssoc Flct ws Mtxe orus 9 11 12 H ckey 9 10 12 Tenms 10 11 Frankhn Scten 111lC Soclet 10 Prom Commlttee 11 Pub11c1ty ommlttee KPlayl 11 12 Executwe Commxttee ll Promoter KP1aYl 12 Class Commrttee 10 KPen nant and Hatl IESSICR HEIMBRCH Rcadenuc Fl star 1n hockey basketball an softball less as proved her outstand1ng ath let1c ab1l1ty Hlthough stud1 ous she IS known for her jokes and apprec1at1on of fun Indoor and Outdoor Games 9 Gtrls Varslty 10 Dance lnstructlon 11 T pmg 11 Forum 12 Recall Staff K ports Ed! Student Counc1l 10 Kilssembly Commrtteel OHS News 9 10 fSports Edl Quake Challenge 10 KSports Edl 12 KQct r1H1Y 12 KTreas Mtxed Chorus 9 Radto Forum ll 12 Natronal Honor Socxetv 9 10 12 Ho key 9 0 ll 12 Bas bal 9, , 11: 12 KCO-Captaxnl, Softball 9, 10, 11, 12: Franklxn Sc:- entific SOCIEYY 9, 10, ll: 12 KV. Pres.l: Property Comm1ttee KP1ayl 121 Red Cross Chapter ll. IOYCE HEIMBHCH Vocatmonal Homemakmg Hear those taps ' It must be 1OYCle learnmg a new rout me B99ld9S be1ng a danc ng and mus1c en'hus1ast she pre ldSS over FHR and lS an honor student lang 9 Fo e1gn Correspondence res Dra1ra1cs ll Xed Char s 9 1'l 12 Or res xr s ee C 12 Natrona Honor o ey 2 ll 12 Home Room ll KTreas Prom Commrttee 12 RONHLD HELLER Vocatxonal Metal Dexter1ty and coord1nat1o'1 help Ronme to excel on the basketball court as well as on the dance floor These same qual1t1es should mak hm a good barber Dance lnstructron 9 12 Semor eather 10 res Q 0 11 12 KTreasl Foot al KM B tball 10 Track 12 Baseball 10 11 12 Home Room 12 KV Presl Qdvertrsrnq C'1mrr'1tteeKPlayl ll Property Com m1 e KPlayl 2 ILHN HENDRICKS Vocahonal Homemakmg 131 member f the 171-1131 lean1e contnbutes her qemal humor to the doulv caletena 11ne from her polo beh1nd the count r Her favorlte past1me IS roller skatlng Dance lnstructxon 9 Tvpmg 10 ll xed Chorus 10 F 1-1 H 9 10 12 Cafeterxa 11 12 WITUHM HICKEY Hcadermc fln outstandmg athlete B111 also makes good qrades He IS popular wtth the fellows and g1rls and h1s qu1ck fr1end ly gr1n enables hun to sltp smoothly 1n and out of trouble H klng 9 Ftadxo 10 Typmg 11 Boys Gym 12 1-11Y 11 12 Football 9 10 Pas etball 12 T ac 10 11 12 Home Room 9 K'1'reasl 12 KPres7 Hdvert1s1na Commrttee KPlayl ll 12 Property Camrruttee KP ayl ll IHNE HIGGINBOTTOM Hcadenuc lane the femme fatal f the lass lends her enthus1as t1c sp1r1t to many actxvttes Hlways chattertng 1'11gg1e s rnterests 1nclude mus1c art read1ng and boys ance lnstr Typlnq ecl F ama 1 s asl Photoq aphy 12 KPres ecal Saf KH Phooq ap Ed J Semor Pav M1xed Cho s 9 nd 9 10 12 Orc es Hockey 10, ll Tennls 9, 10- Home ltoom 10 fTreas l, Student CO1lYlCl1 11 12 Kllssembly Comrmtzeel WILLIRM HILLEGHS Vocatxonal Metal Hn all around sports fan Btll enloys playmg basketball on th school courts H al o works tn a local grocery store Boys Gym 9 ll Semor Leathe Chess 12 FCH 10 MRRLENE HILMER Commercxal Marlene a l1ttle g1rl w1th a lot ol gray matter demonstrate her Gblllly rn the Commercla Department Thls pleasan g1rl IS also prestdent of the Comm rc1al Club Hlkmg 9 Semor Leather 10lTreas J Wood Hobby ll Kmttxna and Nee dlework 12 Recall Stall IQssoc S Sec Edl Quaker Challenq CM1meograph1stl Commerclal Club 12 lPresJ Nattonal Honor Socxetv 9 10 ll I2 Franklm Sclenttfxc So cxety 9 10 Home Room l2 lSecJ BETH HINKLE Vocational Homemakmg When not playlng her clarlnet tn the band Reta spends much of her spare tlme readmg books and wrttxng letters Kmttmg 9 Forexgn Correspondence yptng ll FHH 9 nd l0 ll 12 O1lPa1nt1nq or Non Qrt Students 12 FRI-INK HOFMEYEB Hcademxc Getting mtc rnlschlel IS Frank s lavortte pastlme Fllways lull of fun Wlmpy 1S th clown of the twelfth grade German class rc ery 9 Boys Gym l0 ll RICHHRD HOLSINGER Rcademxc Oh No' More homewor says gemal Holsmqer who would rather go swrmmlng hshtng roller skatma or V1S1I mg He plans to enter the armed servxces Radxo 10 Senror Leather ll Penn sylvama Dottch 12 KENNETH HORNE Vocahonal Wood Kenny rs well known rn the shop ior hls generoslty He always has a smlle for everyone and IS wlllmq to co operate 1n all class act1v1t1es Iumor Leather 9 Boys Gym 10 Flutcgmcglgle ll F1eld and Stream RICH!-IRD HOSTETTER Rcademxc Fl good looklng th1rd baseman Dlck xs also a lme student He enyoys chauffeurlng th Rlchlandtown Boys almost anywhere 1n h1s 1eep Dance lnstructxon 9 Typmq 10 Flu tomobxle ll Fxeld and Stream Natronal Honor Socxety 9 10 ll Baseball 9 10 ll 12 Fran ln SCl6I'lllllC Soctety 10 ll Home Room 9 iPresl 12 fTreasJ Hd vertlsmg Committee fPlayl ll 12 ELHINE HOUSKEEPER Commerctal Besldes clerklng at a 5 and 10 Elame d1splays her sell 1ng ab1l1ty at the football games She and lanet are re sponstble for mlmeographmg the cafeterta menus each week Kmttmg 9 ll Readxng Club 10 Kruttrng and Needlework l2 Recall Stall ililsst Patron L1st Mgrl Com merc1al Club l2 Fldvertlsxng Com mtttee ll l2 CPlayl WILLIHM HUHN Vocational Metal Pewee IS a metal bender from Shelly whose mcun mter est IS worklng wtth hts radto equlpment He hopes to enter the fleld of electrontcs Radxo 9 10 ll Fxeld and Stream FCH CURTIS HUNSBERGER Commerclal That tuft of red hatr behtnd a nfle barrel belongs to Curt Hfter school thts sharpshooter works at a local farm equlp- ment store Boys Gym 9 l0 ll 12 Commer cla Club 12 Rifle 9 10 ll Tu enty three WRLTER HUNSBERGER Vocatlonal Wood at we 1 d by pals 1n the wood shop 1-1 pr1nc1pal deltghts are t1nker 1ng w1th h1s Model 131 and p1ay1ng baseball ance Instr t1on 9 RGd1O fPresJ- Rutomolmle 11 IV Pre 1 F1eld and Stream 12 F C Fl 10 otbal 9 11 Basebal U WRLLHCE IESSEN Vocational Woo Want a loan? See Wally F1 dependable member of the Woodbutchers F1ssoc1at1or1 he also enyoys d1pp1ng ICG cream at a local dr1ve1n Dance lnstructlon 9 Photoq aphy 10 Qutomoblle 11 Rlfle Club R 0 11 12 Home Room fTreasl SHIRLEY IOHNSON I-lcademxc Proof that good 11'11DQS come ln small packages Curly IS a bundle of energy on Student Counc1l Thls cute brunette IS also a peppy cheerleader and an enthus1ast1c hockey player C eermg 9 10 11 12 tSecl L. dent Counc11 11 flllssembly Com mxttee Chalrmanl 12 CV Pre J iDance Commlttee Chaxrman Cur ta1n Commlttee Cl'1a1rman Execu t1ve Commnttee Suggeshon Box Chdlfmdhl M1XedChOfUS 9 Hockey 12 Tenms 10 om Room 10 1PresJ Prom Comm1ttee 12 Make up Comm1ttee K la 11 12 Publ1c1ty Commlttee fP1ayJ 12 Pldvertxsxng Commntee CPlayJ 11 SHIRLEY KHUFMHN Hcademxc H fr1endly smrle and May 1 help you? Thats Sh1rley Whether arrangmg and stamp 1ng books ID the lrbrary work1ng for the class she d1s plays the same sp1r1t Knxttmg 9 Fore1gn Correspondence 10 Iunxor Dramaucs 11 Dance In struct1on 12 Recall Staff fllssoc Sr Sec Edl Sen1or Play Lrbrary af 10 1 12 Trl 1 11Y 12 Home Room 10 KPresJ Prom Comm1ttee 11 12 Property Comm1ttee lPlayl IOHN KEEGHN Vocatxoncxl Hgnculture Want to buy a good used car? M1ck IS makmg an other fast deal Qurte an op erator rn the automob11e bus1 ness h1s mterests mclude auto races huntmg and 11sh1ng 9 9 Qt9 10 Fx and Stream 12 CTreasJ lx :nh 0 HHROLD KELLER Vocatxonal Metal W en ot relatmg h1s experl ence about hur1t1ng or trap prng to the shop fellows Har old 1s usually workma around h1s fathers garage Q che y 9 l mor Leather 10 Quto m 11e ll F1ed an Steam FQ RUTH BNN KELLER Commercml Ruths qulet d1spos1t1on be11es her str1k1ng red ha1r Fllthough she has an 1nterest 1n drama t1cs her amb1t1on IS to be a sal Sgl 1 French and Latln 9 Photography 10 lumor DYGmGf1CS 11 Semor Dra matrcs 12 Commerc1al Club 12 PHUL KENNERLY Vocational Rgnculture 11 you want a towermq mound of 1ce cream be sure to grve your order to Ken Besrdes f1ll1ng cones 1n the school cafe ter1a he has an avtd 1nterest 1n square dancrnq and cars Q 10 l 12 Stage Des1 n 12 Cc na MHRY KEPNER Rcademxc Molly a sw1mm1nq star frorr Q11 ntown 1S a welcome addr t1on to our class Talkmg as fast as she knlts she often takes t1me out to enloy good baseball games Dance lnstruct1or1 12 CLIFFORD KILE Rcademxc Sam one of the sharpshoot ers of the R1fle Team 15 also a noted poke ol the backstage crew 1'1ur1t1ng and bu1ld1r1g radtos occupy h1s le1sure t1me Rlfle C c 9 Boys Gym 10 Radro 1X6d ras 9 1A Mens Glee C .lb 12 Band 9 10 P.mpl1t1 CGYIOH 10 11 12 Football 9 Track 9 Frankltn SC19n1111C SOCIEIY 9 12 age C eu 10 11 12 Prom Commtttee 12 Poperty COmI'1' ee 1Payl 12 CYNTHIR KING Vocahonal Homemulnng That norse? Its Krnkre ab berrng wrth her many frrends or plannrng another lrvely party Cynthra known for her actrng abrlrty lrkes to drrve that lrttle red Crosley eerrng 9 10 ll es 12 Presl Recall Staff KFlsst Patron Lrst Mgr J lunror Play Senror PlaY Student Councrl 12.1Bulletrn Board Commrttee Charrmanl Mrxed Cho s 10 12 KRoll Taker F ome Room 1 KPYCS Prom Commrttee 12 Fidvertrsrnq Commrttee KPlayJ 11 12 Basketball Trcket Campargrr Mgr 12 Football Trcket Campargn Mgr 12 Baseball Trc et Campargn Mgr H Y 12 IERRENE KNRUSS Rcademrc P111 our class plays and proms were well advertrsed by Ier rys artrstrc posters Every thrng from Mrxed Chorus t class work rnterests thrs versa Handrcraft 9 Typrng 10 lunror Dra matrcs Club ll Dance lnstructron 12 Recall Staff KCO Hrt Ed 1 lunror Play Quaker Challenge 11 12 KH t Mrxed Chorus 9 10 ll Grrls Glee Club 10 11 Natrona Honor Socrety 11 12 Hockey 9 10 11 Basketball 9 10 Home Room 10 reasl 1 KV Presl Stu en Councrl 10 11 Kflssemblv Comrrrrt teel Prom Commrttee ll 12 Execu trve Commrttee ll Publrcrty Com mrttee KPlayJ 11 12 Class Com mrttee 10 KPennant and Hat Flower Color and Mottol MHRY KNELLER Commercral Knell competent treasurer of the Commercral Club rs also actrve rn hockey and basket ball When not at practrce she can usually be found rn one of Fords Frrst Hrkrng 9 Leather Club 10 KSec1 Wood Hobby ll Knrttrnq 12 KV Presl Trr Hr Y 10 ll 12 Commer Cral Club 12 K'1'reas J Hockev 9 10 s et all Tennrs 9 10 BRUCE KHOWN Hcademlc The debonarr blond harrecl Romeo of the class Bruce spends hrs trme readrng poetry and workrng wrth the back stage crew Rn accomplrshed dancer he knows the latest popular steps Flrchery 9 KV Pres 1 Boys Gym 10 S ew 10 12 m plrfrcatron 10 ll 12 Natronal Honor crety 9 10 12 Footb r c ll Fran lrn Screntrfrc Socrety 9 Red Cross Chapter 10 ll Publrcrty Commrttee KPlay1 ll 12 Play Readrna Com mrttee ll 12 Class Commrttee 10 KPennant and Hath Class Olfrcer 10 KV Pres 1 Hr Y 12 Iunror Krvvarrran ome Room 9 IO KPre P on' orrrrrttee ll 12 HLBERT LRNDIS Hcaclemrc ant a dat 'P F11 w ar range rt for you Rn all around sports enthusrast Rl rs al o rnterested rn scrence rnechan rcs and hrs corn collectron General -lobov 9 Wooa Hocov 10 Boxrng and Wrestlrng ll Dance tr cron 2 ootball 9 12 Qdvetrsrng Commrttee 'Plas1 GOTTFRIED LHNSBERG Rccrdemxc Hear that laugh? Freds at rt agarn Pleasrng personalrty a sharp sense of humor and an urge to have a good trme attract many frrends to Fear less Freddre Photo ra hy 10 Mrxed Chorus 10 1 en s G ee ub Franklrn Screntrfrc Socrety 10 12 RONHLD LHUDENSLRGER Vocahonal Wood Ronnre cooperatrve and de pendable rs sure to advance rn hrs learnrng of automobrle body and fender work rn hrs uncle s garage Dance lnstructron 9 Radro 10 11 Wood Hobb 12 FCQ 10 11 12 Football 9 aseball 9 Home Room 9 KPres 1 Rrfle 9 DOROTHEH LEIGHT Commercial Usually worlcrng rn the Com mercral Department Do types and mrmeographs many of the church bulletrns She enyoys srngrng although typ rng rs her chref rnterest Knrttrng 9 KTreas 1 Wood Hobby 10 Dance lnstructron 11 Readrna Club ll Teen Flge Book 12 KV Presl Iunror Play Commercral Club 12 Recall Staff KTyprst1 PRUL LEVY Rcademrc Dubbed Bunnyface by the grrls thrs fun lovrng fellow usually has a reep full f frrends Rvrd collector of stamps and corns and hard worker for the class Paul also earns hrgh marks General Hobby 9 Metal Hobby 10 Dance lnstructron ll Senror Leather 11 KTreas1 Recall Stall Kflsst Pa tron Lrst Mgrl Mrxed Chorus 12 Mens Glee Club 12 Home Room 12 KSecl Qdvertrsrnq Commrtte KPlay1 ll 12 Franklrn Screntr rc Socrety 9 12 GRRCE LINDBERG Commercxal Conscrentrous and rndustrrous Grace works hard for the class Puttrrrg much effort rnto the play trcket campargn she helped to make rt a great suc c ss Readrng Cl b 9 Metal Hobby 10 Knrttrng ll Teen Rge Book 12 KSec 1 Commercral Club 12 Trcket Campargn Mg KP1aY1 ll 12 lu r-nh fire HRLENE LUCKEY Hcademrc Pllthough wrrtrng lor the Chul lenge and managrrrg the News keeps Flrl busy she strll lrnds trme for lun Her versatrle abrlrtres and engag rng smrle make her popular eerrng 9 lu ll Pre Recall Staff ffflct Ed 1 Iunror Play Senror Play Lrterary Socrety 12 ec1QHS News9 1011 12 fEd rn Chrell Quo er allenge 11 12 Flct d r 10 ll 12 1Sec1 Mrxed o s 9 ll Grrls Glee Clu 10 11 Natronal Honor Socrety 9 ec Hoc ey Franklxn Screntrfrc Socrety 10 12 fSecJ Home Room 9 10 11 1Secl Pom Commrttee ll 12 Executrve Commrttee 10 ll 12 Play Readrng Commrttee ll 12 Class Secretary 12 Sec ol Rudro Vrsua Dept 10 11 12 Pub rcrtv Commrt tee 1Play1 ll 12 Class Commrttee 10 KPennant and Hatl 12 1Com mencement lnvrtatronsl IHMES LUMB Rcademrc B rng presrdent of the 1-1rY rs on y one of Irms many achrevements P1 character rn the rumor play and a hard frghtrng fullback he rs a well lrked fellow Rrlle Club 10 Werght Lrttrng 11 Presb Iunror Play Hr Y 11 lPres1 Football 10 11 12 Tra k 11 Home Room ll KV Pres R e 11 12 Student Councrl 2 1Sa1ety Commrttee Charrmanb Fld vertrsrng Commrttee CPlay1 11 12 IUDITH LYON Rcademrc Iudy tall and spunky rs a dancrng enthusrast and a member of the executrve com mrttee She IS noted for her rr-relevant stones Metal Hobby 10 lPres J Iunror Dra matrcs 11 Dance lnstructron 12 Recall Staff Ulsst Patron Lrst Mgr 1 Senror Play Mrxed Chorus 10 11 Grrls Glee Club 10 Basketball Camparan Mgr 11 Prom Commrt tee 12 Executrve Commrttee 11 12 Property Commrttee fP1ayJ 11 DHVID MHYSICK Flcademrc Comrng from Rllentown as a Junror Dave contrrbutes hrs tenor vorce to the Varsrty Quartet He enlrvens many classes esp crally hrstory drs Cussrons wrth hrs sly humor Dance Instructron 11 12 Iunror Dramatrcs 11 Recall Staff lflssoc Flct Edl Iunror Plav Mrxed Cho rus 12 Men s Glee Club 12 Frank lrn Screntrlrc Socrety 11 GHRNETT MCCLHNHHHN Vocatronal Hgnculture Usually busy workrng rn the cafe at a local hardware store or at home trnkerrng wrth hrs many cars Mac also has a good trme at the square dances FFR 9 10 11 12 Staqe Desrgn 11 12 Cafeterra 9 10 11 12 lu ents srx IHMES McFRLLS Vocational Rgnculture R talented llutrwt Irm played rn the tat and natronal F F R Band He rs also an ardent square dancer and a reporter for the Toheca Chapter F F Q 10 ll 12 1Reporter1 Dance lnstructron 11 Rrtle 12 Recall Stall lllssoc Sr Sec Ed I Q rl S News HNITH MECK Hcademrc Rnrta a quret grrl emoys readrng and takrng part rn the Forum Club actrvrtres H r rn terest rn languages rs evr denced by her srx forergn Cor respondents Hrkrng 9 Debatrng 9 Forerqn Cor respondence 10 Iunror Dramatrcs 11 Quaker Challenge 11 12 ilfllum nr Edt Radro Forum 12 Franklrn S rerrtrfrc Socrety 9 10 11 2 CHESTER MIENTUS Commercral Hn all around fellow Chester lends hrs werght to many class actrvrtres hrs musrcal talent to the band and orchestra and hrs Jovral humor to any gatherrng Rrlle Club 9 Dance Orchestra 10 12 Recall Stall lPatron rst rl and 10 ll 12 lStu ent rrectorl Orchestra 10 11 Commercral Club 12 Home Room 11 12 Klreasl Hdvertrsrna Com m ttee CPlay1 ll 12 1Charrmanl ELEHNOR MILLER Vocatronal Homemakmg Nrcky rs a quret but lrrendly grrl who does very well rn all her studres Roller skatrng rs her favorrte pastrme Handrcralt 9 Forergn Correspond ence 10 Typrng 11 Orl Parntrrrg 1 r Non Rrt Students 12 FH Q 9 IHNE MILLER Hcademrc Chrtter Chatter thats lane Besrdes b rng a persuasrve talker she has an rndescrrb able laugh Dancrng and read rng occupy her lersure trme Dance lnstructron 9 ll Forerqn Correspondence 10 Typrna ll Sew rng Cralt 12 LHRRY MILLER Vocational Metal Q sports and hunting erithusl- ast, Larry also enioys burn- ing up the fires of his '48 Chevy. Qithough not too fond of studying, he likes reading Dance lnstrqciion 9, Bays Varsity lC ll Weightl.1fiing ll l2 FCP lf ll l2 IEHN MINHRIK Hcademic Whether singing in the Varsit Trio or slinging a mean paint ush re ea e lean gir Nith the blush alway 'nanages to complete a Job ND tirg 9 tra L amatics ll e Pay Senior Pray Photog a y at 2 c a ' fSa e , Cornrriitteel L r- a v Sa iet 12 flreasl Mixed Ch a io orurn s lee nriis :t 10 lL Fran in i n i Soci ty l2 Horne Rocrri c P R ll tSe P or' Corrmitte Pdblici Committee fPlayl I2 Class Cora n it ee lU CFloNer Color and Mot a y rio 0 THELMR MOYER Hcademic Bubbling over with nthusi asm Timmie devotes her many talents to music as well as sports and publications She lends her dynamic per sonality to all class protects Leather Club 9 Reading b lll resl Dance Instruction ll tSecl Typing ll Hecall Staff tFd in Chiefl Student Council l2 Cl.ost and Found Committee Chai manj Quake hal enge ll l2 CPG-at 1 t National Honor Society 9 lU ll l2 i reasl Mixed Clcorus 9 lfl ee Club 9 ckey 9 10 ll l2 tCo Captaim sketbal 9 IO a ll 12 F anklin Scientific Society Q res Home Room Q res l re fPres i rorn Commi tee ll l? Make 'r-'ni 'ee lPlayl ll Z Exec 'nm ee ll ue isn fPgt st o 'l IOYCE MUMBHUER Hcademic Smiling and demure with rust a little wist ulnes in her man ner Ioyce manaa to create an atmosphere of friendline s Her principal interests are d a matic and traveling G S mor EHRL MYERS Hcademic g 'ri 'test a c. go A :IK obey e 'sl 1 DRLE NEIMRN Hcademic Dale may be small but you can be sure he holds his own in anything he undertakes. He spends much time at the school basketball courts or in the movies munching on a candy bar, Scouting 9 lTreas,lg Metal Hobby lUg Weight Lifting ll, Dance ln- struction 12g Hi-Y 12, Mixed Chorus 9, 12, Football ll, 12 tMqr.lg Bas- ketball 9, 125 Track 10. ll tMqrl MBE NEUBERT Vocational Homemakmg Maisy is distinguished by at b illiant red hair square dance enthusiast she also is interested in horses and riding Hiking 9 Foreign Correspondence 1U Typing ll Dance Instruction ll l2 Mixe Chorus 9 IO KENNETH OSIPOWER Hcademxc Bulls eye' Ossie has done it again When not practicing on the rifle range acting in the play or working for the class Ossie drives his dads Buick station wagon 9 9 reas Pres I Camera 10 Metal Hobby 10 Dance Instruction ll Senior eather ll CV Pre Chess tPres J Iunior Play Senior Play Paseball 9 Home R om 10 ll CV Pres D 12 fPres l Prom Committee e g 1 ' Reading Committee ll 12 DHVID OWENS Vocational Metal Where re you going Motty7 Fishing This hobby suits quiet well mannered Dave perfectly However h is al ways ready to enioy a good yoke or drive his Ford Boxing and Wrestling 9 Boys Gym lU Weight Lifting ll Field and eam 17 F C Q DHRLENE PRSTOR Vocational Homemalung With her dancing talent Dolly waltzea into the hearts of everyone Her cooperative spirit was also a welcomed asset to the seniors during the football campaign R adirvg C .Ab l Ty ing ll Dance tu tion 2 baske na l P or' Co'n'ni ee 12 lv ents ses en IHNE BNN PFHFF Rcademxc Whether captur1ng f1rst place mth a poem managtng the magazme campalgn or work mg Wllh flow rs lane Finn cllsplays her versat1l1ty and qu1et charm Handlcraft 9 fSecJ Iournahsm 10 Dance Instructxon ll Sentor D a matlcs 12 tTreas 7 Recall Staff CHS soc Plct Edl Iumor Play Senror ay QHS News 9 Quaker Challenge 11 12 tL1t Edl rary Staff 9 10 ll T H1Y l2 Mrxed Chorus 9 ll I2 Crowell Colher Campat n Mar Nattonal Honor Soclety l ll 12 Hockey 9 10 Tenn1s10 Softball ll 12 CMarJ Prom Commtttee ll 12 Executmve Commrttee I0 12 Publlctty Com mrttee tPlayJ ll 12 ICha1rmanl Play Readmg Cornmtttee ll 12 Frankhn Sclenttfrc Soctety 10 Class Comrmttee 12 tCommencement In vttatxonsl Typmg ll BRUCE PIERCE Hcademlc Mustc dramatncs outdoor sports and hot rods are Bruce s varled lnterests Q con stant source of chuckles he also QXGICISSS h1s uncanny ab1l1ty to fall asleep ln classes Rlfle Club 9 Iunnor Dramattcs 10 Iunror Play Mmxecl Chorus 9 ll 1? Mens Glee Club ll 12 DONRLD POULTON Vocatxonal Metal Fllthough shy and qutet Poul ton drsplays hrs carefree manner by hrs hearty laugh ter One of the vocatlonal metal boys he holds a part trme tob ln a grocery store Metal Hobby I0 QUlOmOb1l9 ll Fleld and Stream 12 FCQ ll 12 HDELE POWELEIT Commercxal Fldele s ql.11elGI'1d eff1c1ent manner wrll be helpful to her as an Off1C9 worker She llkes to go swlmmrng and horse back rldmg Dance Instructton 9 Photography 10 Readxng Club ll Teen I-'tae Book 12 Commerclal Club 12 WILLIHM PRICE Hcademxc B1ll class vrce prestdent plays varslty basketball H1s ortgtnal art ab1l1ty many ac lIVlf1eS h1gh marks and s nse of humor make htm one of the popular fellows Handxcraft 9 Tyomg l0 KV P esl Chess 12 tV Presb Recall Stat' tFlssoc Qct Edl Senxor Play H1 Y 12 M1xed Chorus 9 10 11 Mens Glee Club 10 ll Flmolxfxcatton 9 10 II I2 tHeadJ Basketball 9 l0 ll 12 Frankltn Scxentxfxc Soctety 9 10 Sports Qnnouncer 12 lunror Ktwannan l2 Home Room 10 ll tPres J Prom Commmttee ll 12 FY ecutxve Commxttee ll 12 Class Vxce Presxdent Il 12 PUbllCllV Commtttee lPlayl ll 12 Cass Commrttee 10 tPennant and Hat! 12 tCommencement Invrtatxonsl 2' FRANK PUMMER Vocatxonal Metal Presldent of the FCP! Frank 19 the l1ve wtre of the metal hop Hrs shy smlle hldes the aggresstveness he drsplays on the football held Dance Instructton 9 R dto IO ll tlreasl Wet ht Llttrna 12 Recall ta lflssoc S c F C Q 12 lPre-sl lNat1on Honor clety 10 ll l? Foot a ck 9 ll l2 Fran rn Cl ntthc Soclety 9 Home Room tPres J Executtve omrmttee ll Prom Commtttee ll RUTH RHUSCHER Hcademxc Iotnrng us m her tumor year Ruth qutckly became mterest ed 1n all school GCl1V1lle9 B ldes SIDQIDQ alto tn the M1xed Chorus she l1kes s llrng at football games Iunror Dramatlcs ll Sentor Dra rnattcs 12 Mxxed Chorus 12 MHRYRNN RHYMOCK Vocational Homemakmg Excelllng 1n sewmg as well as tn her other tudles qulet amlable Maryann QIVGS a spark to the FHH as the ca pable secretary Photography 10 Dance Instructton ll Kntttmg and Needlework 9 12 Plastics ll Mtxed Chorus ll F H H l2 fSecl Cafeterra LOHETTH REESE Hcademmc Vwactous Lor tta wlth her large varlety of GCl1V1l16S shows lnterest tn everythmg Mus1c sports and a good d1s cusslon rate hlgh w1th this peppy mrss ance Orchestra 9 10 l Dance Instructlon 12 Cheermng 10 ll tTreasJ 12 Recall Statt tQssoc S Sec Edl Student Councll 9 tflssembly Commltteel 10 tSatety Commttteel ll tBullet1n Board and Calendar Commxttee Chaxrmanl rary Stott ll 12 T I-ftY10 12 Mlxed Chorus 9 Band 9 I0 ll Orchestra 9 10 11 12 Hockey 9 a Tenms l0 ll 12 Softball 9 Frank lm Scmentllxc Soctety 9 10 ed Cross Chapter 10 ll Prom Com mttee ll Property Committee fplayl 12 IRMES REHRIG Hcademxc When not workrng on h1s many mo el tra1ns Rex enjoys drlvtng around tn hts Ford Fl member of the ampllfrcatlon crew h also llkes dancxng Dance lnstructron 9 ll l2 Radxo 10 Qutomoblle ll H1 Y l2 Qmplx t atlon 10 Foot a tMgrJ Hdvertmsmg Commtttee lPlavl IOHN REPR Commercial What s that streak on the high fvay2 That s lohn in his lla hy green Ford He proudly d plays many photograph napped o hi frequent cursion arc ading C b 1 Fie 1 an 1 a er ha lenqe l c ct n q C b ome oo es e g Co t v DOROTHY RITTER Commercial Clever and cheerful best d scribe ot e Of brains ol the Commercial Course Her interest extend from playing her flute to bowl Ing e Cltb Mea Hobby 10 tSec1 Senior Drama ics 11 Knit 'mg 12 Recall Stall tflsst Circua tion Mgrj Student Co ncil 9 tBi lettn Board Committeel Mixed Cho rus 9 10 Commercial Cub nd 10 11 O c est a 12 Girls Glee Club 9 10 National no Society 9 10 1 12 rlorn Room 9 KV P es 1 Executive m mittee 10 MHRTHH ROCH Commercial Tall and blonde usually gig gling describes Marty well Even though working many hours on the school activities accounts she still finds time to be on the rifle team Knitting 9 Metal Hobby 10 we a S a CBt..s Mqrl Quaker a enge 12 tMim oqraphistl School Rccountant 10 11 12 C rrie cia Club 12 lenms 10 Frantz lin Scientific S ciety 9 Caee a sistant 10 11 icx 'ayl THOMAS ROSENBERGER Vocational I-lgnculture Rs vice prestdent ol FFR Rosie proves his ability to get along with others Rlthouah e now works hi la r farm he hopes to have a H iclc stef route some day vs Gym 9 10 2 . 'I 1':- . no Orc.. if: z rc cot a f Home foam .L NHOMX ROTENBERGER Hcademic Naornis sweet soprano voice can be heard in the Mixed Chorus and Glee Club Her ambitious manner and pleas- ant smile make her a persua- sive salesgirl. Hzkzng 9 Typzng lf furicr fra' matics ll Mixed Chorus 9 lf .1 12: Girls Glee Club 9 lf ll 12 Tennis 9 10 Home Room 9 .Se:' 10 KV Pres J, Rdvertisxna Cornrnzt- tee tPla'gl 12 Property Corrirrzzttee LPlayl 125 Baseball Campaign Mar Basketball Campaign Mar ll E1 Football Campaign Mor 12. QW 4 ROBERT ROTHMUND Vocational Wood Rocky is one of the indus trious wood shop boys He is liked by his fellow students and is a conscientious worker in home room Flrc ery 9 1 nior Leathe 11 Boys m 10 12 Qutorrobie 11 FV SHIRLEY SRCKS Vocational Homemakmg Lizs friends can always count on her for fun She is a congenial member of the cafeteria crew and spends her leisure time roller skatinq or dancing Handicraft 9 Foreign Correspond ce F H Fl 9 12 t ia HENRIETTH SHMES Vocational Homemakmg Besides being an mterested participant in the Pennsylva ma Dutch Club Henny is a cafeteria worker She enioys bowling and roller skating Knitting 9 Typing 10 11 Pennsyl nia Dutch 12 FHR 9 12 Cafeteria 11 12 Home Room 9 tTreas 1 RUTH SCHRFFER Commercial Noted for her lovial disposi tion Ruth can be seen with a crowd at almost every sport ing event She contributes her llorts to the Recall as typist Hitting 9 Senior Lf-athe 10 Girl Horne Mechanics 12 Recall Stall llvpistl. Commercial Club 12 Hockey 9 Softball 9 lt, Home R om 19, 12 tlrea. CHRRLES SCHEETZ Vocational Wood 'Charlief' polite and well- dressed, makes outdoor sports his hobby. He works at a aro- cery store and drives a spot- less Chevy. Rrchery 9- Boys' Gym 10: Flutomo- bxie 11' Field and Stream 12 Mixed Chorus 9 10 PCR 9 10 11 12 Rifle Club 9, Twenty-nine LERH SCHUECK Commercrcrl Takrng trme out from her com mercral dutres Leah enroys playrng her flute rn band and orchestra Carefree and gay sh helps make school fun for a Rrfle Club 9 Mrxed Chorus Metal Hobby 10 Iunror Dramatrc 11 Senror Dramatrcs 12 Band 10 12 Orc estra 10 12 om mercral Club 12 Hockey 9 10 Bas ketball 10 Softball 9 10 THOMHS SCHWRB Hcademrc Member of the Glee Club prtcher on the baseball team and crackshot on the rrfle squad Tom drsplays hrs drm ples and qurck grrn whrle rat tlrng drshes wrth the cafeterra crew Boys Gym 9 Metal Hobby 11 Mrxed Chorus 9 10 11 12 Mens Gee Club 11 12 Cafeterra 17 seball 11 12 R fle 9 10 EDWARD SCHWRRTZ Vocahonal Metal One of those Haycock Moun tarneers Ed devotes much trme to hrs hobby automo brles and to hrs school work One of hrs chref pleasures IS drrvrng hrs blue Karser Rrfle Club 9 10 Werght Lrftrng 11 F C Q LOWELL SEIFER1' Rcademrc Sprke rs the tall crooner of the class He rs known also for provokrng many laughs wrth hrs subtle humor and carefree antrcs Mrxed Chorus 11 12 Mens Glee Cub 11 2 IOYCE SHANNON Vocational Homemakmg Her wrnnrng Irrsh smrle makes Ioyce a successful candy sel ler She stamps cafeterra slrps rn home room and frnds trme for church actrvrtres and roller skatrng Dance lnstructron 9 Senror Leather 10 Typrng ll FHR 9 10 11 12 Cafeterra 12 Softball 10 Tlrrrts GLHDYS SHELLY Commercral Gladys neat and effrcrent has won many frr nd wrth her co operatrve sprrrt Fllways porsed and smrlrng she hopes to be come a secretary lndco ana Outdoo Games 9 Pho tography 10 Iunro Drama rcs ll S nro Dra atrcs 12 Home Room 10 lTreasl Property Comrrrrttee lPlayJ 11 Commercral C1.rb 12 RLBERT SMITH Vocalronal Wood Smrtty popular wrth the grrls and fellows has been a football manager for srx years e re o the party makes hrs presence known at almost every school actrvrty Boys Varsrty 9 Flutomobrle 11 Dance lnstructron 12 Recall Staff Ulsst Patron L1st Mqrl H Y 11 FCP! 11 12 Footba 12 tMgrJ Basketball 9 10 Franklrn Screntrfrc Socrety 9 12 Home Room ll CV Presl Prom Commrttee 12 Hdvertrsrng fP1ayJ ck 9 12 KM PHUL SMITH Hcademrc Hello uglrer than me echo rng through the halls an nourrces Doc He rs the lovral tenor rn the Varsrty Quartet and the German class co medran Dance lnstructron 9 Wood Hobby 10 Student Councrl 9 10 lllssem bly Commrtteel Mrxed Chorus 9 11 12 Mens Glee C Football 9 10 Home Room 9 CV P es l 12 tPresl DOROTHY SPECHT Commercral ln school Dot rs cooperatrve and usually very quret Rs one of the Trumbauersvrlle crowd she loses her quretness when skatrng or square dancrng Knrttrng 9 Photography 10 Iunror Dramatrcs 11 Senror Dramatrcs 2 Cornmercral Club 12 Property Co'n mrttee tPlayJ 11 ROBERT STOECKLE Hcademrc Bob the plungrng football co captarn came to O H S durrng hrs sophomore year Immedrately he was recog nrzed for hrs sparklrng smrle and strck to rt trveness Boxrng and Wrestlrng 19 Werght Lrftrng ll 12 Hr Y 1' otball 10 ll 12 Basketball 10 '7 Base ball 10 12 Track 10 lr Horne Roorr 12 fV Presl Ftdvertrsrng Commrttee fPlayJ 12 FHY STULL Commercml Fay IS only hve feet tall but what he lack tn S129 she makes up 1n p rsonallty Sports the cafe and van ous other act1vxt1es take up Fay s spare ttme Dance lnstructxon 9 Photoa aphv 10 l'l'reasl Kmttmq 11 Recal Statt tBus Mgrl School Flccountant 10 11 12 Commercxal Club 12 NG txonal Honor Socxety 9 10 ll 12 ckey 9 10 11 12 Softball 9 12 Home oom 10 lSec Rrfle 12 Catet na Qssxstant 10 11 EVELYN SWHVELY Vocutxoncxl Homemalnng Wlth her 1nlect1ous sense ol humor EV19 helos all her lrxends enjoy school lntere t d tn homemak1ng she also has a Job and relaxes after work by playlng the plano Hk g 9 Typmg 10 Kmttma ll Penlnlsylvanta Dutch 12 FHH 9 IEHN THRRNTINO Vocatxonal Homemakmg Reds a member of the F H P1 and the Bux Mont Band IS usu ally busy but she strll hnds ttme for her favonte pastlrne cookmg Hxklng 9 'l vp ng 10 Sentor D matxcs 12 Band 10 ll tBux Mont andl l2 rchestra 10 H C lnennls 9 CRTHERINE TEXTER Vocatxonal Homemakmg Want some fun? lust call on Casste Theres hardly ever a dull moment when thts lun lovtnq gtrl ts work1ng m the caleterla Knitting 9 Foretgn Correspondence 12 Ca ete ta PBTRICIH TOSH Hcademlc Pa a small but mghty tenn1s champ blends her r1ch contralto votce 11 rnany 'mx 1 cal producttons She enhve s any group wrth her vov1a laughter Harvl cra t 9 lou nal srn 10 Dan ns c F r n' He al Q g Q c d Q H S News 11 ed Cho us Orchestr ll 12 Radxo Fo .rn 12 rrls Glee Club 12 Tennts H e ll 12 Promo e P avj ll Senior Plav Gtr' T ra 12 Typxng 11 if VVS n ' I V IERN TURNER Vocational Homemakmg Mopsy dlsplays her smooth dancmg t chmque every Mon day 1n Semor Dance The rest of the week she devotes her tlme to wartressrnq Clvxl Fhr Patrol and letter wntmg Dance lnstructton 9 10 lTreasl ng 12 Tennls 9 Prom Commxttee 12 IHCQUELINE UNDERKOFFLER Commercxal Whenever lGCk19 lS putter mg around the Commerclal Department you can recoq mze her contaglous gnggle Eager to help the class she expends much energy o school protects Hrkmg 9 Senlor Leather 10 Wood Hobby 11 Dance lnstructton 12 Recall Stall tgsst Patron Lrst Mar 1 Quaker Challenge ll 12 fMlm8O graphrstl Home Room 10 ll 12 CSecl Fldverttsmg Commxttee KP ayl ll 2 NORH VOICE Hcademxc Outet Nora w1th her sweet smtle and talent for kmttmg and pamtmg came to us from Latvla She creates a feelmg of good fellowshtp wher ver she goes Photography 10 Kmttmnq ll Dance lnstructlon 12 WILLIAM WEIKEI. Vocatnonal Hgnculture Flctlve prestclent ol the FFR Wxllze IS a Keystone farmer who enloys agnculture and hopes to own a farm of hrs own some day Fl tSent1nell fPres l Keystone Farmer Rifle Club 12 CLIFFORD WENHOLD Vocahonal Wood Nlck ts one ol the dep nd able hard workrng boys rn the wood shop He lS ltked by hrs fellow students and qu1te pop ular w1th the gtrls General Hobby 9 Frankltn Sclen l161C Socxey 9 Boys Gym 10 11 CQ 10 ll 12 Home Room 12 LV Presl llurts one RUTH WICKERSHHM Hcademxc Whenever theres work to be done W1cky rs wllhng to do her share She IS admxred for her frlendly personahty ener getrc Splfll slncere smrle and the Wrckersham w1t Qrchery 9 CV Presl TY!-img 10 Photography ll tilsst Secl Penn sylvanla Dutch 12 IPresl Recall Staff lflssoc Edj Quaker Chal enge 11 KFeature Edl 12 1 Edl Mxxed Chorus 12 Orchestra 9 10 ll 12 Curtis Magazrne Cam pa1gn Mgr Natronal Honor So c y9 10 11 fTreasl 12 Tenns 9 10 11 12 Clvfgrl FranklmSc1en trfxc Socrety 9 ll Prom Comrmttee 12 Executwe Commxttee 12 Fldver t1s1ng Committee fP1ayJ 11 Class Commxttee 12 lCommence ment Invrtatronsl Play Readmg Committee ll 12 Prompter lPlayJ IEHN HDI-ILE WIERND Vocahonal Homemalnng I-llthough belng a cashler at the movxes occuples most of Tuttys txme she enyoys nd mg around IH a black Chevy and rs rnterested rn musrc playxng the plano Dance lnstructxon 9 Typmg 10 rttrng 11 FHR 9 10 12 Pres 1 Pennsylvanra Dutch 12 Soft ball 9 Home Room 9 tTreasl 101-IN WILLRUER Rcadermc IW rs the manager of the basketball team and a mem ber of the ampl1f1cat1on crew However he st1ll fmds t1me for has hobbres solvma math ematlcal problems and play mg chess Iunxor Leather 9 Typmg 10 Rrfle Club 10 Chess 12 fSecl Recall Sta tflsst Sports Edl Iunror Play Senror Play QmD1lf1CGllOU 10 ll 12 Franklm Sclentrfxc Socrety 9 12 Cafetena 9 10 12 ke all 10 ll 12 tMgrJ IOSEPH WILLBUER Vocahonal Metal Wrth hrs pleasant smlle Ioey had made many frrends Though he IS basketball man ager he also works at a local grocery store Wood Hobby 10 Radro 9 11 Chess l F C Fl 10 ll 12 Basketball 0 11 12 lMgr 1 Baseball 10 tlvfgr J IOHN WILLIBMS Hcademlc Lendmg her enthuslastlc sprnt to the orchestra and other ac l1Vlll9S Ioan works hard for her school and class To be a medtcal secretary IS her am b1t1on Iumor Leather 9 CPres J Typmg 10 Iunror Dramatxcs 11 Teen Rae Book 12 tPresJ Orchestra 10 11 12 Home Room 10 Ulsst Treasl Prom Commnttee 11 llurtx tu 0 ,f X 'l GERFILD WUNDER Commercxal You can rely on Ie ry for a laugh whether hes marchtng wrth the bugle and drum corps square danctnq or drlv 1ng hrs fathers Dodge Dance lnstrucxon 9 Football 9 Wood Hobby 10 Boy Gym ll 12 ornate ctal C b 2 IOHN YERKEL Vocahonul Wood Look for lack drtvlng hls hot rod or puttmg rn t1me at a local store HIS carefree man ner appeals to the alrls Iuntor Leathe 9 Handlcraft 10 Qutomoblle ll Bee Club 12 lSecJ Track 10 VIOLET YERGER Vocational Homemakxng Tuma IS a cafeterla worker and lrkes to square dance well as sew She plans to be a telephone operator 1'1and1craft 9 Forergn Correspond ence 10 Recall Staff tHssoc Semor ec Edj Cafeterra ll 12 ROSE MHRIE ZIHRH Commercxal Makmg a success of Recall sales keeps Rose busy Thls tall Veep of the Commerclal Club enloys bowhng dancln and workrng 1n a local Ansur ance offrce Handlcraft 9 Metal Club 10 Dance lnstructton 11 Kmttmg and Needle work 11 Teen Rge Book 12 ITreas Recall Staff fClTCU1GllOh Mgr 1 Commercxal Club 12 CV Pres J ome Room 9 IV Presj ISec 1 CLASS FLOWER Whlte Carnahan CLASS COLORS Green and Gray CLASS MOTTO Prepare today for tomorrow L I u H I t 0 1 WE MET FOR THE FIRST TIME IN 1948 Home Room Z9 J. N Home Room 38 . . . . . ORGANIZED THE FOLLOWING YEAR . . . . After winning 3 closely'-ccitested basketball Ciztijscggi prcqdlg' sjgcrted QQ Q 'X ard gray :lass 312113 'f.'E111e s-slimy at tie gctrxes SL1!f,E'1 f1ElKCff.'3 Q H S le f tif- Lift ere . F3 edltirr ki L LACK,--A.' and Tumi: I-tcxrtzrzim Our first Izfxgor Class undertikmg tlie jgreseit2'tlCR Cf T119 Clin' ffctlrer Ii 2 Frcsztzzfm Under the capable dtrecttcn cf Mrs ferries Entert the prcducuc: was G trexendcus success 13 -. ff 'M f -Kiwi! if I 5' ij, Lit A . 'Q w , N Q X lr al ' . N A I J , XX , 2 Q FI- -sr, ' A? -, S 9 'E 1 4 -- ag! K , X. 1 ' yr -5 - 555. 1,:g,A -i gg, .-:gigs pg -'mfji - -1 vfeiw- -'--ff Amr , P, -xiii M Q..- ' fi . 5 Y f f 1 3 llnrtx WE ENIOYED EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES combustlon engme and Albert Landls w1th hrs steam engtne brought home honors from the Scrence Fatr In a beaut1fullY decorated gym we danced amtdst colorful balloons trcker tape and hghted lanterns whtch comb1ned to create the llluston of a Mardt Gras at our Iumor Prom We wtll chertsh for a long t1me many of the decoratrons whtch we took home as souvenlrs To round out the act1v1t1es of our tumor year and to have a lmal get together before the summer vacatlon we enyoyed a nlght of fun at the class party After play1ng basketball or baseball we hurrled 1nto the gym for tce cream cake and sodas To obtaln a lead on the other classes we began gett1ng orders for football tlckets durmg the summer When we returned to school we were grateful to Mr Donald Barto who became class ad vrser to us orphans as we approached our hectlc semor daze Ftmgmg doorbells up to the last mlnute we outsold our closest rrvals 1n the campatgn Then between stamp1ng our feet and warmmg our hands over the coffee maker we managed to sell over Sl OUO worth of hot dogs candy soda pop coffee and potato chlps at games A other cup of 1ava and three more hot dogs These cnes kept the glrls tn the fleld house hustlrng but Oh those mormngs after whtle cleanmg the paper from the freld lf you mtss the ftrst one there s always another one commg along The comedy Men Are L1ke Street Cars rated hlgh among the plays glven at Q H S Mrs Iames Ebbert helped st11l used among us Who was the Janltor ln the second school burlt 1n Pennsylvan1a'9 lt wasnt that bad but that Pennsylvama Week test surely had the sentors stumped Wrth Ruth Wlckersharn and lane Ann Pfaff d1rect1ng our efforts IH the magazme campalgn we realtzed w1th the help of the rest of the student body approxrmately Sl 300 m commts s1ons for our class Before the Chrlstmas vacatlon we chose our name cards and 1nv1tat1ons Although the snow and 1ce created qulte a problem at th1s ttme the Hollday Hop our sen1or prom was held as scheduled We danced to the smooth rhythm of Chet Cressman s Orchestra 1I'1 the appro prlately decorated gym Durmg rntermlsston Santa descended a conven1ently placed chtm ney and drstrlbuted candy canes and lollypops to the guests i-ini! SENIOR HOME ROOM TEACHERS to h n s s Po se Barto M SIX l I I 1 I I ' us to make our production a success. l'm here, the party can start became an expression I I - Left rlg ti Mr Stru k Mr Ben- der, M1 s Stever, M15 t r, Mr , rs Becker. BUT WORKED HARD SENIOR HOME ROOM PRESIDENTS 'n 41 COMMENCEMENT COMMITTEE 4 , N I LSI-1'-fn .- 'z ' :PY M. .wr f H'-.TLP ITP: H Lux'-, .T 5S :r.:.r.g ' H :f' EI f 'H PHL- I. :, 't11'! 'f 'N'-'.:, ,: PLRY PUBLICITY COMMITTEE 15' Iszffilf' '5-'QQ -if' if TO RECEIVE OUR DIPLOMAS Returning to school after the holidays, the editors began working on the Recall. The sales and patron list managers strove to decrease the deficit in our treasury. During those MMor1- day Night Meetingsj we enjoyed ourselves while eating delicious food. Someone suggested we publish a humor section composed of the many original jokes contributed by members of the staff. For example, we thought that the tennis team could be referred to as MThe Backet Sguad' or Dragnet February was a busy month for the seniors. With banners and large buttons indicating our favorites, a group of us visited the Model Republican Presidential Convention at Temple Uni- versity. As the band blared and the delegates shouted, we joined the band wagons of our chosen candidates. After a days rest from the last trip, those of us in P Q. D. classes crowded into buses Thursf day morning and headed for Doylestown to attend court sessions where we heard an inter- esting case. We also visited the county home, jail, and historical museum. Working to complete our English term papers or other projects before we left for Washington kept us very busy during those frenzied March school days. We also studied for our col- lege entrance exams and filed college applications. The time began to pass quickly, for we were anxiously awaiting our senior trip. During our four years of working together, we had looked forward to those four carefree days in Washington. Q H S was a place of confusion and excitement as we gathered in our new spring outfits Wednesday morning April 2 After last minute instructions we s rambled into buses waved our good byes and were soon on our way All the girls tried to look their prettiest when we made our first stop at Annapolis Naval Acad emy Although the scenery was inspiring we made only a brief stop A short time later rather weary from the many hours on the bus we were glad to arrive at the Hotel Continental Here we enjoyed a delicious dinner and left for the theater after our overstuffed suitcases were unpacked The next three days we visited many beautiful marble buildings Since Washington is the haver for amateur photographers we snapped colorful pictures of the Capitol the embas sies the Washington Memorial the Lin oln Memorial the Pan American Building and many other fine structures We were amazed at the size of the Congressional Library wide eyed at the Bureau of Printing and Engraving and awe stricken at the beauty of the Mellon Art Gal lery and St Alban s National Cathedral Although we were completely tired when we arrived at the hotel each night we managed to have an abundance of energy to play pranks on our classmates These spectacular buildings of our national capital made a lastma impression on our minds We were sorry to leave Washington but we were glad to return to Quakertown Climaxmg our school days were the junior Prom the Baccalaureate Service and Com mencement the most important dav Aware of the potentialities and adaptability of musi we chose it for our commencement theme We shall never forget the many things we learned as students in Q H S nor shall we forget the teachers and classmates whom we learned to know so well What once seemed only a vision has at last become ours What had once been our goal of tomorrow has at last been reached but already we see opening before us a new horizon the challenge of the future Dir Left Column Right Coluirnr MHGQZINE cawfppaicn MQNHGERS SEMORS PR,-PHRING FOR GAME it ff R W k to ng T I G C e S Gm et to right M Hi me 7 Krauss S Ka frrian l W li 'ri VE-HRBOOK DEDICQTION otette N D 'rann D Qndre P Sm th D Lea o ri Moye L F nsterciac e s IUNIOR PROM QUEEN H M INFORMRL YEHRBOOK MEETING 1 oc an 'I Moya lm girbot Q L ck cntis H D 7 colnd vw f t M N Hot nber r a MOYQV l- Fel' TC VUCL9 ne er l ngs adt S ove ers ark Q L smcs DESIGN cmss ssmons IN Mixzn ci-ronus ' 9 COL 'nav C K U e os No e Qecsrr O1 U 2:3 DUCT S e P Kerrie M C :ma TH d ,iff en n e GC INFORMAL cmss orricsns C ei C1 Lan D6 g r 'J P M 1 ach . 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Wi: I 4 ffm 1 .-, - Hi HCFIDEMIC COURSE Kneelmg Cleft to nghtj W Hzckew W Gladney Standmg tle' to nghtb 1 Mmarrk C Klle I Helmba h N' Buck Academic Course Although the many new classrooms subjects and teachers baffled us for a wh1le we soon ad1usted ourselves Somehow our group garned the reputatlon of bemg those no1sy fresh men lmrtatrng Mr Cressmans more common expressrons rn CIVICS furnrshed the class mrmrcs a chance to show therr talents Well never forget thos frrst gym per1ods and the confustng locker combrnattons whrch caused many stragglers for roll call lohn Wrllauer and Sam Krle amazed us wrth gurck answers rn sclence lass Mr Strunk pleaded to no avall for zrppers for the perpetual mouth mot1on mach1nes tenth grade hrstory whrle the students begged for fresh arr m the brology room Several of us who took Latm partrcrpated 1n a Lrterary program as a Roman choral group Mr Lachat coached us mcurable adolescents through sophomore Engllsh grvmg us many useful notes for our blnders ln our yumor year we trmrdly approached Mr Buck s mysterlous la1r IH room 25 where he rnformed us that we were studyrng and not takrng Phys1cs Buddmg lrngutsts we enlarged our vocabularles wrth Comment allez vous? and Wre geht Es lhnen'? as Mademolselles and Mons1eurs greeted Fraulelns and Herrs Ntcknames such as Wrmpy ludd Wrcky H1gg1e Bunnyface Cyrano Doc Rex and Head became fam1l1ar We were well represented on the athletxc freld by Trm Moyer Howre Dretz less Helm bach and Loretta Reese who were members of varslty teams for four years Among the fellows George Grauer Lonnle Courtney B111 Hrckey and Bob Stoeckle performed outstand1ngly The m1staken rmpressron that the last years the eas1est was dlscarded wrth the many hours of study spent as sen1ors A number of brave souls struggled through Soltd and Trlg Over commg hls notorrous yen for devrltry Brll H1ckey could be relred on to upply the answers to even the most drffrcult problems Under the gutdance of MISS Stever one of the sectrons conducted a study of the lrterary backgrounds of forergn and nerghbormg countnes We also laborrously comprled those beloved term papers The formatton of an erghth perlod chemrstry class accommodated the overflow of puplls rn the balcony 1n the rear of the room Due to the farlure of several experrments the mornrng class became known as the Surctde Squad We have worked hard the past four years and many of us w1ll enter -Y hrgher schools to continue our educatron However none of us wrll ever forget the pleasant moments of fun and the last1ng frlendshlps we -ul 7- have formed .t , , , . 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Q I F 1 -1 gk Q 6 I A ' I - ..?v E' , --5 x Seiiifs Lf. fi:QQsQ'. stpgclztii Q1ief3t'.gre If i:?e1:i Cigitfies l'4n1'!y-fllru Lrg'-'T' rf ji in Commerclal Course Meetmg our fellow classmates absorbed our attentron the frrst few days of our freshman year Through the efforts of Mrss Cometa we ga1ned knowledge of the general fundamentals of busrness Englrsh penrnanshrp and spellrng became the foundatron for letter composrtton As sophomores typlng was rntroduced to us Everyone recalls the darly keyboard drrllsazt s Shh' Shes comrng heralded the approach of Mrss Platoff and rmmedrately we became quret fearful of a 100 or O test Prom the btology room you heard a cry Call the nurse Dennle ts out agam lettrng the rest of the school know that we were cuttrng up In our 1un1or year we met some mystenous characters you guessed rt shorthand' However Mrs Becker soon translated therr meantngs and we became fam1l1ar wrth these symbols Neartng the end of thls term we dreaded the oncomrng lnrtratron rnto the Cornmercral Club whrch proved an ordeal for many of the members Walkrng through the woods a hlghlrght of the evenlng provrded many a laugh At last we entered our fxnal year Under the gurdance of Mrs Becker we mastered vanous offxce machrnes and acqurred the polrshed manners necessary for the smooth operatron of a busrness offrce lerrys donkey laugh comtng from the balcony could be heard 1n response to Chesters corny Joke The balcony haven for commerc al students was usually overflowlng wrth rnk vorces and musrc ln order to garn a better understandrnq of olflce practrce and selllng routtnes we vmslted se, eral bustness ofllces and department stores tn Phtladelphla Today we have prepared tomorrow we shall enter our chosen frelds as stenographers typ rsts bookkeepers or clerks After completrng the Cla s work we now feel confrdent to f1ll the posrtron of our desrres COMMERCIHL COURSE Lr'. to rqht D Bl:-am Mrs Becker S Ufnms D Fxtter Wiz .. 2 V . 5 ? .gl f 3fZ:Q3if' I Y ,T 1 .Ii ., , .,:' -T L '- I x '-saf.isf1f,,':if ' .. ,H ., f - ie ldktjgh' , . , f A , , . , S- , 1 , , , , . . . , . . . . 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HGRICULTURRL COURS Left to rlght Mr Hagenbuch I Grlbert P Ke n ly Vocational Agricultural Course Hop ng someday to operate our own farms seven of us entered the Vo Ag Course 1n our freshman year We prepared ourselves to be ome the farmers of tomorrow by carmg for anmals rarsmg crops usmg and repalrmg farm equlpment and learn1ng the newest farm 1ng methods Durmg our f1rst year we became acquarnted wlth the school farm and the upper classmen rn the course We also helped to repa1rtl'1e burldrngs damaged by flre the year before and asststed 1n puttmg 1n the new Water l1nes When We were sophomores lames Mclfalls add Thomas Rosenberger 1o1ned the group All of us soon pur hased our own blue corduroy lackets wrth the F F A 1ns1gn1a Under the sponsorshlp of the Toheca Chapter we parncrpated IH softball and basketball games w1th ne1ghbor1ng chapters Swmg your honey and around We go Even though We exhausted ourselves durlng those square dances we had many wonderful tlmes Near the end of each school term we enloyed the annual parent and son banquet Thts helped our parents to become better acquarnted wlth the course and our accompl shments In our senxor year after we gave a demonstrauon on rat extermlnat on 1n assembly We trav eled to the Harrrsburg Farm Show where we presented 1t agaln and won thrrd pr1ze Two of our members brought honors to our department and school For hrs outstandlng accompllshments ln the f1eld of agrlculture W11l1am We1kel ,t 4 flutlst 1n the Natlonal F F A Band 1n Kansas Crty and was a member of WT the state band for two years I We Wrll always remember a number of amusmg rncrdents Among these were those secret water or parnt battles at the farm Then there was the tlme when we laughed at Thomas Rosenberger s amazement when h1s 1dle spare s1tt1ng ln the t1re rack exploded Throughout our four years Mr Brannaka and Mr I-lagenbuch our rn structors helped us study agrrculture and farm shop and gulded our F F A program We feel that our theory courses and practlcal experlences have sufllclently prepared us to become the Future Farmers of Amerlca lyme zz ' 2 . , . ' , , n er , I I . f - . . , , , . . L - . . I ' I - rece1ved the Keystone Farmer Degree. Iames Mclfalls won a posxtlon as li ' 'lljligktll . f Q-:g l . . . ' . ' ' I orty -six - DQ' ' me' Hz x LX .g f ' N 'AQU- --as .gz ' 5 Seniors, on truck dcmg G minor repair jot: lforty-wx: ll Vocational Homemaklng Course We made our formal entrance into the Vocational Hoinemaking Course with initiation Looks ing like scrub women, we hurried through the halls to avoid the lgood-natured ribbing and bursts of laughter. We studied the fundamentals of sewing and proudly exhibited our first attemptseskirts and blouses. In cooking we prepared salads, soups, vegetables, and simple desserts. Since we were still amateurs in tenth grade, we sewed simple dresses, skirts, and blouses. After a careful study of foods, we planned and made dinners. Although we expected to have chicken for supper, the hamburgers were delicious. As juniors we sewed fewer fingers and pinked fewer holes in our dresses. ln related art classes we learned to stencil and block print. We then made belts and studied the art of embroidering. Our stuffed animals were proof of our sewing ability. ln eleventh grade also, we enjoyed helping to serve at banquets and making place mats for the hospitals. Then, too, we learned the finer points ol social dancing from Ioyce l-leimbach and Darlene Pastor, and everyone had fun square dancing with the Vo-Ag boys at our many combined parties During our senior year we had an enjoyable time as we journeyed to the Farm Show in Har risburg On. the way home we stopped to eat wonderful shrimp platters Um lwonder what they baked today? students were often heard to remark as they passed room 37 between classes The tempting odor of Christmas cookies had the south end of the high school smelling like a first class bakery Beautlful but dumb said Mr Buck when we had trouble with Consumer Chemistry ex periments Breaking glassware was the only thing in which we excelled Crash' That was another graduate Oh well only seventy five cents As seniors we now can keep thimbles on our fingers CVD as we take tiny accurate stitches and at last really can en1oy the food we cook With four years preparation we believe we have become better homemakers for tomorrow 3 l ' les?-J .A HOMEMHKING COURSE 1 Raymoc King ea e I x . , . .. .. t. - H . . . 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J ,HUA-Av, R-A-5 L l wx'ty mm VOCHTIONHL METHL COUHSL t ra ShatxM MacWo Vocational Metal Course We entered the metal shop as sophomores tn l949 and became acquamted wtth tts rules and equtpment Here we were to spend one half of each school day unttl we graduated By studymg the mampulatton of all the machmery and learntng the theory of machlne op erattons we prepared to work mdependently or 1n groups Durmg our three year course we applted th1s knowledge to the makmg of protects begm nmg wrth the s1mple and advanctng to the more complex We made parallel clamps chtsels screw Jacks wtgglers V blocks gears lathe centers eccentrtcs threadlng tools face plates and twtst drtlls We spent the warm fall days outstde asststmg tn the erectton of the football bleachers or keepmg the btcycle racks tn repatr Other odd Jobs around the s hool such as maktng small reparrs tn the cafeterta or helpmg Sc1ence Farr exhtbttors wtth thetr pro1ects were crowded mto our ftfteen weekly shop hours We also took care of the machme malntenance 1n both lndustrtal shops Our related phystcs and chemtstry classes were Mr Buck Q dehght But our work was not all sertous for we always found ttme to ktd edch other about femtnme lnterests One day tn our sen or year we heard a terrtflc bang We saw that tt was caused by Poulron s lathe ce uters flymg across the shop We p cked them up from the floor by the wall howeve Andres felt sure that they had landed rn hts pocket But we dtd set a record of no X MN! lost ttme due to shop IHJUFISS not one of us had more than a mmor cut Members of our departme at parttctpated rn many extracurrtcular WI- I act1v1t1es Those completmg our lucky number of th1rteen when we graduated were Iuney Fulmer E te Motty foe Pummer Ron me Bill Keller Huhn and Mtller All of us are thankful to Mr lJlacWhorter who was our gutde and frrend for three years B cause of our shop expertence we are now prepared tc be better machtntsts tomorrow t Lett to rtqh H Heller, I Fe ldo, lf c w r r h rtf-r l , , . - I I . . . xx :A - . , f I , 1 , t 1 t f , . . 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C:'i.Cf: .f, .-.QLCL Die? 21. x,...bS.Ifg C I f..L...:1 I'f.Cvf....': :CMAQ Vocational Woodworkmg Course ln the fall of l949 Mr Keller welcomed us to the wood shop 7 3 ff as a group of flfteen pre mdustrral wood chucks and taught Q us the fundamentals of constructxon sl ' We began the yearly group prolect of erectlng the bleachers on the Alumn1 Eleld and lmmedlately caught the spmt of co operat1on In the shop we be ame acqualnted w1th each other an 52 ':' and the upper classmen who set an example of speed and ,As '42 effrctency Another of our annual contrrbutrons to the school was the erectlng of scenery for both plays We even had to help hold 1t up durlng one of the performances ln tenth grade we began related drawlng classes and as Juntors became Mr Buck s mas ter sectron rn physrcs ln twelfth grade chemlstry someone searched unsuccessfully for a left handed monkey wrench Earl strll 1ns1sts 1t was ln the tool box wrth the board stretcher Although our frfteen weekly hours rn the shop kept us busy we managed to develop out Slde mterests Our fun lovmg Smrtty was a hard worklng football manager for sxx years Walt partrcrpated 1n football and baseball and Earl was the baseball manager Mr Alexander took Mr Kellers place IH 1950 He and Mr Hallman launched our prolect of a teachers dmmg room Both faculty and students have admlred th1s attract1ve addrtlon to the school To help fmance the annual F C A Father and Son Banquet we constructed srxty l1Ve m1n1 ature cedar chests and cuttmg boards Wally and Ron managed the selhng of these throughout the hrgh school at Chrlstmastlrne Other mamtenance 1obs and personal proyects gun racks coffee tables lawn charrs desks checker boards left us lrttle t1me even to clean up our sawdust at the end of each day As semors our maroon lackets were a famrlrar slght at Memor1al Park as we began the con structron of the skatwng lodge Mr Alexander our new advlser llghtened our work wrth h1s famous Jokes Although we had a lot of fun wlth our work all of us Srmon Don Kenny Lamar Porky Charlre lack Drck Ntck Earl have advanced well on the way to bemg skllled carpenters VOCBTIONRI. WOODWORKING COURSE Left to rlght C Wenhold H Laudenslager W lessen Mr Hlexander C Scheetz ,T lg. . I I X t X -cc , M' if f V ' 9:1 - - . , U ,.. 1 . H' V , ' Y A, t ' h ' :X if W ' , ,ruff . . . . . . - , -- -a ,E X f ef - J ., A -. . . . K, ,f , 'Z ' ,- f 7- , . Nr , , ' V' ' . 1121 -7 .- .f-,f 2 . . . , .. I I I ' - - , I - .. H - . . , . . . . . , - - - , , , , I - - - - , , . .. . ,, .. r, .. ,, , - 1 , , , .. ,, .. . ,, .. ,, .. . ,, .. . ., . f , , r , T lltts wo ,V-fp. , fr! , -ff Y.. sy- me ,C -, Ln, , , F -J-U. J. ' ... Y' ,i, x X X, ww I 1 f J . f L E If .ON 'W .ry 4' ef X x 0- 3 1 s - 0 4. M I X i , I 4 Qu , , X , f , V -. . H, .. '. ., N, -1' Q,W Mx .,. 'f'A-4 QA, A-,-A,.,.,f, N- L.- ,,A,A..C 1 .-:...,.N . ,,,xA k,.,,r ,.,i':f. V ....... .5 ..': -M'::. .. 1 Cf1V1flCS ,ni ,Simi pf ,- vcr V fi ,Ap 4 4 4'4'4'4' '4'4,4'4'4'4 4 4 4 4' '4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 '4'4'4,4, .1 f fr J 41 X. .-.A L xQ V. .xx X K'-. .rx , ' 35' .-1 H V Q- .R ,WM k '. X' ix XXI, N , v x lb.. 2 V 'J W' - X x X 3+ Q y g 1 Mfg' . . W ,f W - 1 X 1 Q 1 .4 ' L 'Q , ' . Q ' gi X X' 'Ng I - ,Q 0 if A I ,1 '71 'A 1 X H y - 5 Ng, Q35 ' t Ty -- g xx K' X Y.-. Fx cievflfried iz F2'Qf'.fQC'Q zi:f:i::,1ri,w1r.d ii ffilrce 3 ,Tf,Il.T11:'E.I1.GITfT Qu' Ci:rt1C1yii:t1:'f' 1 f-5-itrQ:'gr.iggQ3r 'f,'Jl!i6S if 1 ffff'ffffff'f'fffff'f4 1 , ,YL ',gf.., :H f,.,x,,rf. -' W 2 'wwf 1 if 'fs 11 if .s 60 ' 1 w ' u -? '1-. Q4 Q. RECQLL RRTYEDITORS RECHLL PHOTOGRBPHY tcm tlf Recalls ' RECQLL CIRCULRTION MQNQQERS AISI' Dorothy Elfers Corrine Pluck Patsy Repash Ruth I-Iunsberger Iune McCurdy Sharon EDITOR OF Q H S NEWS Ill Luckey HDVISER Q. I-I. S. NEWS STBFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF . Flrlene Luckey RSSOCIFITE EDITORS Hope Weishaar Mary Hugsburger REPORTERS Iane Hnn Pfaff Barbara Black Shirley Dennis Mariellen Smith Iudy Hartman Fredda McCurdy Iames McFalls SPORTS EDITORS Kathryn Dietz Raymond Fulmer CUB REPORTERS Ioan Springer Irene Mulholland Pldelle Yeakel Phyllis Reoa Wayn Lippman Trauger Miss Margaret Martin Gaming Journahstlc Experience Students gather write and edit the Q H S News which appears in the town newspaper every Thursday Upon receivtng their assignments from the editor twenty two young newswriters scurry about the school to arrange for interviews and obtain inforrnatlon Working a week before they see their efforts in print gtves these reporters a preview of the Iournalistic world They are gratified as readers turn to the Q H S News each Thursday to learn of school activities Memories of the Monday night sessions with the News in room 26 will remain with the hard working staff for many years Left Column Q H S NEWS HSSOCIHTE EDITORS Martin SPORTS INTERVIEW WITH I-'OOTBHLL CORCHES Left to right Mr Iohnson Mr Musso Mr Barth R Fulmer ll'I'I'I FIND 12TH GRHDE REPORTERS OF Q H S NEWS Seated Cleft to nghtl B Black S Hedrick P Tosh I Right Colum Pfaff S Dennis Standing C Pluck I Mclfalls F McCu dy I Mulholland CUB REPORTERS Seated Cleft to rlghtj S Trauger P Repash R Hunsberqer I McCurdy I Springer M Smith Standmg Cleft to rghtb H Yeakel P Hepa D Elf rs W Lippman Mr Detweiler I-'P INTERVIEW WITH MRS EBBERT Left to right P Tosh Mrs Ebbert SPORTS EDITORS OF Q H S NEWS Left to rlght R Fulmer K Dietz Q H S NEWS GIRLS SPORTS EDITOR HND GIRLS COHCH Left to right Miss Qfflerbach K Dietz PICTURE HT FREE PRESS Left to right R Fulmer Mr Meredith I Pfaff Miss Martin . . . , 3 . I I I I I , , . . . Left to right:.H. .Weishaar, M, Flugsburger, I. Hartman, Miss I I I ' I n I ' I A 1 I1 I , . , . e , . 1 . , . ' , . , A 'ftA'- -'p,l1f 'Ii It fr A'g. V I lhivws 'HH Wmliiilll HH!! E1-'-....-Ei 'U .Wim 2 a . sf Ti' I - v Hi ix' lH'l' l V j,hi!'Il1l,, ,ET Q f -n, ,,, wllllliiill 5 z wif M:fPf IIU.. iam i Y -he agg gi , W. Developing C reatiue Talents Truly a student publication, the Quaker Challenge presents the literary efforts of the pupils. Featuring stories, poems, activities and sports articles, a humor section, exchange selections, and illustrations, the Quaker Challenge appeals not only to Q. H. S. readers but also to those from neighbor ing and distant schools Before the neat well planned issue reaches its readers from the Commercial Department where the copy is typed sten ciled and mimeographed and the pages assembled writers and editors have spent many hours in its preparation Besides making their own contributions editors select and edit all articles to be included in the publication Art editors draw and mimeoscope the illustrations which make the magazine most attractive QUHKER CHHLLENGE STHFF EDITOR IN CHIEF Iudith Hartman FISSOCIHTE EDITORS LITERRRY Ruth Wickersham Iane Rnn Pfaff Ioan Boyer FEFITURE Thelma Moyer Mary Plugsburger Barbara Black RCTIVITIES Rrlene Luckey Hope Weishaar Iessica Heimbach SPORTS Kathryn D1 tz Raymond Fulmer HUMOR Rodney Henry Iames Ort Rllen Frank RLUMNI Hmta Meck Ruth Hunsberaer EXCHFINGE Corinne Fluck Mariellen Smith HRT Ierrene Knauss Iane Cygan Brian Schenk Mary Shower STENCIL CUTTERS and MIMEOGRHPHISTS Shirley Dennis Mary Lou Dormann Marlene Hilm r Martha Roch Iacqueline Underkoffl r Ieanette Felix Lorena Fretz Doris Lindberg David Weaver CIRCULRTION Raymond Fulmer Iohn Repa Phyllis Repa Fldelle Yeakel FFICULTY PIDVISERS MFINRGING Miss Carolyn Potser HRT Mr Warren Grim MIMEOCRHPHING Mrs Marguerite R B cker CIRCULFITION Mr Donald C Barto 41-I EDITOR OF QUHKER CIIHLLENGE I Hartman -11' vs , HRT EDITORS OF QUHKER CHHLLENGE S at Cl llelt to right! I Cygan M o and ng Cl l o CHQLLENGE MIMEOGRHPI'IISTa o 1 o'nann enms U H mer CHRLLENGE RDV'SERS and ng ll 1 M Farto a ed C elt t s L tt Column mah C Jmn QUE?oCf'Cfh1gL?'fffuf1fE,T'Q'I'HEi533035 QUHKER CI-IHlIJ.LENGE LITERHX-SY Emrons O I OV QUHKER CHHLLENGE FEFITURE EDITORS Left to right T Moye B Back M Rugsb rqe QUHKER CSIHLLENGERSIEORTS EDITORS ie z QUHKER CHHLLENGE HUMOR EDITORS L to fight H Fffmk I Ort H Henv ouaiaan CHALLENGE HLUMNI Emrons QUHKER CHI-ILLENGE CIRCULHTION HND EXCHRNGE tto right R H c r Q I EDITORS Lett to right R Fulmer C Fuck M Smith P Rep: QUHKER CHFILLENGE STENCIL CUTTEHS Y akel Standing tleft to righl M 'tocl' S Dennis I Und rc Sixlx ont . I - I . B , ' I l. 5 , - t I 1 f . . . 5 i . K ,1 Q .. , . 5' ' ' e , I . ' I E' . I e f- , , Sh -L L I St i .e 2 t riahtl: B. Schenk, I Kna .s ., --V ' V 9 Left I r 'ghf M l D r. S D ', I n,ie:k St 1 eft to ight! r - . Mr G Se f I . o fightl Mr' Becker Miss Po' fn 2 ol' I Y ' ' C A' ' I Left t r ght: I fail. I B get . Wickersham 3 . r. . I . . u, r. M Fulmery 1 eft , . . . F Lei . . uns' erger, Mr St :ink .le-:Qc I A f ' I ' ' ' ' ' ' Q' . -. . OFFICERS President Iudith Hartman Vice President LeRoy Fensterrnacher Secretary Plrlene Luckev Treasurer Thelma Mover I NRTIONHL HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS Seated tleft to rightti I Hartman, T Mover, Mr Hunsberger Standing Cleft to rightl H. Luckey, I. Fensermdcher. Training Leaders Chosen tor the qualities which will contribute toward making them better citizens of tomorrow, the mem- bers of the National Honor Society are outstanding in scholarship, leadership, character, and service. The N. H. S. sponsors dances, movies, and various other activities to raise money for the New Curtain Fund, which the organization originated. Committee members send cards to students who are ill and distribute Readers Digests throughout the school, NBTIONHL HONOR SOCIETY First row tleft to rightl R Fulmer, F Pumrner, B. Krown, C. Fulmer, H Hosfetter, I Moyer, H Slotter, I Slotter, I Holt Q Frank, D Weaver Second row tlett to rightl H Dietz,I Knauss,I Cyqan,I Heimbach, T Moyer Q Luckey, I. Fenstermacher I Hartman I Platt, M Hilmer, K Dietz, H. Wickersham, F. Stull 'Third row tlett to right? D Heckmcn, H. Hilmer, C, Pluck, H Weishaar, I Stoneback, B, Schenk, G, Qllem, M Ftuqsburqer, N. Smith, M Erdman, I. Fretz, P Hngstadt, D Lindberg, E Schuster I Felix, W Lippmcn, M Drewniak, Mr Hunsberqer Fourth row tlett to rightl I Springer, M Schcintz S Trauaer, B Baird, I Walker, N Gross, H Cressman Q Zwickl, l.l Smith H Simitz, M Shower, H Zeltins S-txtx OFFICERS Preaident Larry Nacht Vrcc- President Shirley Iohnfson Secretary Qrlene Flznegs Treasurer Mary Ftugsburger STUDENT COUNCIL PRESIDENT L Nobl1t Preparmg for Democracy Through the Student Counc1l pup1l prepa e to the1r part 1n democracy by votlng lor the1r leader ugge t 1ng unprovements makmg decmons and carryrrg out rules ot the govern1ng body The Counc1l whose OIIIC rs are choeen by the ent1re etudent body each year IS COIHQIISGCI ot a member from each home room and a faculty adv1ser Cla ely connected w1th all echool act1v1t1ee the group heare reports from every organ1zat1on Th1s year the Student Counc1l started a Sch ol Sannge Program through wh1ch pup1l may buy U S savmg stamps Members cont1nued to support the Curta n Fund and the War Orphan and d1etr1bute:l the monthly chool calendar Commntees aleo planned to regular and spec1al aseembh pro 1ded sae y measure ma1nta1ned a lout and found department and arranged the bullet1n boards STUDENT COUNCVL C Km I Cygan S o 1 Fl Q'nes M Qugsburge :I 'I Iv' w cond row I l1N1lllG1'I'LS I Mo 'n Ill, SHFETY COMMITTEE atott IQ cn VHegC1anaNr4ea var and1gILr'1aM 1h begGzCa marand nn oner K B z y K1 ter ow K B Zby R Tumbauer K B1ehn VV 1 eaa BULLETIN BOHRD COMMITTEE :5 k G Ka 1fJ'1 D I.and1 D Ln DE H1 F tto rtglctl a ar 1 f EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF STUDENT COUNCIL DENIOR HIGH HOME ROOM PRESIDENT-S ea ed ' to 1ahJ I-I Plmes S Ichrtson ara 1 ,aa 'ru I K 'ne HSSEMBLY COMMITTEE ' 1 o B1 13 a Hgg b torn S I' rc B c Nor: Mr Hunsberge 1 V PM-U'm ' IUNIOR HIGH HOME ROOM PHESIDENTS Sr a M '11 Je d LOST HND FOUND COMMITTEE ard 3 I ma P e If Iull I ' ' :s rc r ' ' ' ' 3 LS :s - s . ' . - r c c ' r v' , I t' First row tlett to r1ghtJ. . g. . D ., Ichnecn ' N b.t , . , r, an ' 1oje-r Se e' left to r htI Mr I.h son J IQ S ' '. p Se . , yer,I L... a I Su' 11, ll St n . 141 , Srnt , D Lina r , ' ut. 1 Srmrh B Schenk, I. Sh1 , M Sh . I Felix ani Mr u b r11AfQd S w . u I , fr, , - S V S' F331 e, 1 u.11.1,1. 5, . 11d' rg and fl Tec: tl.eZ 1 F1 1 . C. Kmg, P. I. 1515, I. Moyer an' I Feltx S' I tlefl- rf I - - A 1 . A . I, C . 5- First row 'left to r1ahtI YV. Bosch I L-e1 f Y I-I I-Iftt t Standmg M Qugsburger, Mr. Khmer, and I. f.oc.1t. Second mmf H9310 rfghfp GSE:-,,.-ef VV i.ii:k,5.'. FA mer P S11 th, fl! 'LL r Ih1rd :avr tlef. to TIQITII. It Kdr1ey,G H lsr er Ft Szrnxtzt Sc- ted tleft to nghtl. I 1 1n of 1 ,Ll Shower fl .,C..',l'.h ff Flqc' Pl. o kms L .I 'l1t J Cyojar. an: ' . 7 St':r.'i1r1g f Sl.r1n I' har I W1..:':rns fr G:.:,f-rt uri: 9 Hgrman ..wA if-i tleft to :1ghf, S 'ZTCZI Q V a on, H Sffjaf l. Hcroizigf- Mr Kilrxf-r. I Y H St 1 in ktfefi to rrghtl G Bartholcrnf-'.-.' Z Pa:,c1'1k C Lett T3 rzqhf if ,.: I Swartz and I. Ivfxr-17 Schcq' F. E Cer K Biehr. j-' 1' Y! F o W wana! X GIRLS GLEE CLUB F 5 r v1 131 C ree QQT I cv nc k Q 1n no-rq rg Fl Second ron ' r I1 H 1: 3 Skov e cc n 3 e oyer I' Cxhrm 11 hdr 13 C3 She MEN S GLEE CLUB I I r-1 T1 N MXH Nlx 17-2 O' fIfI!1orfI'J Ii BIGCK DJ-'z' N Hoifff r ' M Aw F 'Iosh I M1 1, If flair D I. d V M Q 3 bu Q1 Ponce ' 'f Ili-21.0 13 'J K11'.3 P Fry M . . 1, D M,mk3.er F N 14 B Sc'r.'-zder Q YI- In I, H Cw'3Gr I S1 : sh.-My 1.111 11 'I'1:f ow 191' 'O'1fIIZ'I I H3397 FI GH3fIr'A P ?1Cter.b':3f-r H If Mxrh- 4: I'3f..w M Y.f..r:1' 1.0: f SI v B Ly I , I Y 2 I 3 I E I 2 I i . if t I .1 - I ' , 7.7: :za '.3f' Ei II' . 'f :' 'lie Hill-E f P I.-f'. ,' 'I I.3:.,1E.ur3 1 f'f..,:.1 Viper,-1' F' S V Swiixzi fir. .':ff ', 7'gf.' f' EE 11.-fr ff.1:.:ir'A C EL., 5 F'-3,-' B Pnrzr f Un.-.'.Y. .i I,f':ys1.C1-1 C E r I H'-Cr:Ir.:r. Mr, ':?.f..'f:. 'I?.1'1'z'.-. .1-f ' ',3r,' LQ 73-:Luv .1 r .::H Q Fk :r.n f H-1:::3tF f.rf'f.'r. E T132 L Cai' SH' If P1112 T' Acquiring Musical Appreciation Many hours of rehearsing prepare the members of the lflixed Chorus for their Christmas Carol Sing, their Spring Festival, and the Baccalaureate Service all of which give them a greater appreciation of the evervwidening field of music. Special members of the chorus are chosen to sing in the Glee Clubs which perform at near- by schools each spring. Lett to 'ight Mr VHRSITY QURRTET s lahnsen, L Seifert D Maysick Q. Frank P Smith VHRSITY TRIO Six X tX0l N' OHCHESTRH N if 9 '11 C' fx 4l1 SENIORS IN ORCH STHQ Sea e ice n be if 1 Secora 1 arcs H1 er larvi Qclmie ac id A W zfriev rt V 11r Producmg Muslclans Yourg musicians looxmg aliead io c ca ree in 1r1us1cl.ave the opportunity to pref pare for it in ilie Q. H. S. orcliesira. This group performs at class plays, welfare programs, and commencement exercises Cf the fourieeri iweliila graders who are leaving the aoamizaiicri Mis fear, l.eRoj Feristerhraclier is me only 1:1e1r.ber '.J1c Das paved in it since seveptli gra e Qe .ckiesias refiditiori o llie stir.i fr .f cli ror.1 aia' ' live in iiierr res of the Seniors, re allirig t ai mcrreriioiis occasion 'fneri they wal ed d fm the ciditoriuzi aisles To receive INFORMHL PRRCTICII .... , ..... .. . .. ., - ,f 1 3313- V' 7' '-Lift. 41-I SENIORS IN BHND Seated 'left to rlghtl. VV, Harr, Q Harwxck, I Hlqqln- bottom I. Benn l. Schueck, D, Rxtter, Stardmg Il I '1 I Cygan H Hmkl F Don y s I Ta 'Jr rt Striving for Precision The forty elght members of the Q H S Sentor Htgh School Band ln 'thetr blue and whtte unttorrns lmpress the spectators wlth therr str1k1ng tormahons and snappy cadences Chester MISHIUS lust student dlrector pro vtded both enthus1asm and entertcnnment on varxous occaslons Under the supervlslon of Mr Warren Gum members ot the group performed at the Exchange Concert ln New Hope 1n Feb ruary presented the1r own concert 1n May and played durlng assembly pro grams and pep meetmgs FORMBTION HT HRLF TIME Q H S BRND st row tlett to vghtl P Wotkel ess I hmn artholomew I Htnk Hotfmcn S Borh W H r ' Pete bone R Htlme Second row Cleft to rlghtl R Rupert W Rupp I Ort S Landls D Rutter l.. S hueck D Halle D Knechel I Htgqmbot om I rio ne E Iessen C Dletz Flelds R Hmkle I-larwtck D lv' mbcxuer F Doney R Turner C Mzentus D Bourqum Q Hmkl l' le' o eun la elte sr '1 l D E Tlrjan Q m s t eft to . ghtl e , . e, e ,Fl Hme , r Amo, C Mme t us 1 1 r I Fur' I . . ,HH , S ,SB ,, le,S . ' ar,Vlf t 1 , ' r r, , , - - , Sl. A , I. A V, V I H I .V A l Thlrd row tleft to rrghtli Mr. Grlm, H. George, S. Kressler, D. Weaver H Home T, Snyder, G, Hardcastle D, Kressler, Fl Fourt . row t.Q.tt Agia? D, 1-'1elds,I Cygcm,yL -B ' , L. IG. -dl I r, Q.'Ru '. I. Srsght I Moyer T Nyce D Dteh' . Horne . e I1 urtz HIY Frs1 vw Cleft o essrfixr D So e rcmc rec VG e ourtney Stoe kle Se ond row C1eft rghtj F1111 ' er1 G ri Qs-nb 1 'I Owene K Home W P1'1ce Krown R H11mer D KnschrI L G rr' Th1d row Cleft 19 II 1 S1'r1 D c em mr W HIC e TRI HIY 5' ow Q fl 'nes I cr Ve D62 Q L ckev 'I Moyer I He1mbc1cI1 L rieese I Pfclif K Dletz econd row Cleft to rlghtl E Clfrre M Low' nn L DJn1o,, S 'mrfmcm I Cygun M Q gsb g S Ness N Smuh Kneller C Kmg D Splewck S Kai cm B S Pe k Sorebuck M155 Trefhnger 1d ov 1 arm vucm ow r GWIS Wortz G e I Sprmqe R S mn Schcffne D M mhouer P Rcrtz I S ye 1 to ' T nghil. Mr Cr 11 . Ne1r:3r1 F. F1lmer - I 1 tt r Q F ' I LQ 11 , I 11 y r, Q C ' , R C I I ' to 1 Fl S 11 , Q Sh :cm Gramer I Fehrxg 'I' '01, ,. erge ' 1 , , B , 1 - 1 2 , 1 11 1 r 1 1'1gh I I W11lc1mS H 11h 1 S 11111: H L ' S FC S10 f , D. D1ehl, I Barry I-I Short . k V, I Hoff, R Heller, H K1d1'A6y, F11' 1 1' ' Cleftt 'gh1I: Pl Q1 . , H irncn L 1. 112 1 - xg. I, '. , 1! F ., I. , . S ' , 1 1 r, . r1.: ' W, . f' ' , , , u ur er, . I . , M , , . ' , u In . C. n I, 1 1 , , Eh r r I Cleft to r ghtl: V. H 1 Cm, S Lgmc Q CA A 1 M. Sh ' 'e I L , I S , I VY' Ik r, ' r, h' HI Y OFFICERS I 'I H f Rposz 5 A NJA N A EK E JD HPOUCHOUT THE SCHOOL ANDCOMHLN f Hlf-TH STANDARDS Of CHUSTIAN CHARACTER H1 Y OFFICERS HND HDVISER Molding Christian Character By creat1ng ma1nta1n1ng and extendtng throughout the school and communtty hrgh stand ards of Chrlstlan character the Tr1lnl1Y and H1 Y help to rnold the characte of each member The Y groups partlclpate 1n Teen Talks under the dlrectlor or a local mlntster sponsor parttes and dances usher at school lancttons and attend a dtlterent church each month Durrng the Chrtstmas season tne Tn H1Y gtrls sent decorated favors to the convalescent homes and a Chnstmas dtnne to a eedy larmly Thts year as a part of thelr tntttatton the new mernoers l the Y groups went on a scav enger hunt Everyone reme nbers how the student body laughed at the tnlttates when they More therr clothtng backwards and tns1de out the lollo Nmg day TRI H Y OFFICETIS QND HDVISER J t ma r TRI HI Y OFFICERS H T- 3 F:--itident lame? lggrr 'fice Pregideni lon: Moj Secrnary lack Slot! 'lnY':'1,'llY,. Fljer. Fr F V 1'. Pt 5 Tocff 1-'eww 1. N0 Y , - ATL ...,.-...-. Lett ic righ' l S.ct'f-r Q Pink l.fr ill'f'FS'T'1'1N I Lama f llzver 1 1 f , . - r - V A A I , . l 1 , I A . . . , . . . . , . , . ' ' 1 . . . r A . . .. . . l , A V F F l , .tl f' C f O. - , x ' . ' A , X . X . . 7 l . Y Q L X - Z- . LN' 'c 'wht ll Lutkf-y T Mojo' Trf-5. f' ll Dxf':' l H4-:r'1'1Th --Ann. 'T.t,:,.q u-,,V7 , A . . , CFECTQ' :LL-ene ggfsie'-' OFFICERS OF SENIOR GROUP President Ioyce Heimbach Vice President Iedh Wieand Secretary Maryann Payrricck Treasurer Flnna Stump F. H. B. OFFICERS HND HDVISEH Left tc right Mrs. Baker, Q Stump, I. Heimbach, I. Wieand, M Rayrnock Looking Toward Tomorrow's Homes Hlfvc .lm lfn lfnmrt Humu11.1ievw nf Al1lL'!'fL'.l. IV! ff.lL't' ilu flllllfg 111117 llllflll L'UIH'.l.L'f6. .md fviqglv fmfiif' These are the opening words of the F. H. A. creed. The Quakertown chapter, affiliated with the national organization, now has so many members that it is divided into a junior and a senior group. This year the girls attended the Pennsylvania Farm Show in Harrisburg, baked Christmas cookies for the Childrens Home and the Faculty Tea, and visited several local craftsmen in connection with their Work. The clubs hold monthly meetings. They initiated new members at an impressive candlelight ceremony in December. F. H. H. First row Cleft to rightli 'l' Salarnone, P Rotenberqer, M. Strauss, L. Sheridan, I, HathIens, M Boardman, M Hunsberaer, S Steskal, V. Waite, L. Roberts, D Hothmund, C. Hofmeyer, Second row fleft to riahtli M. Neubert, E. Swavely, C. Kina, I Turner, H Sames, I. Heimbach, I, Wieand, M. Haymack, H, Stump, B. Diehl, S, Sacks, C. Foulke, E. Miller. Third row fleft to rightli I Hendricks, M. Hacker, V, Yeraer, Q. Harwlck, PI. Detweiler, R Hinkle L. Bealer, C Dietz, I Shannon, M Rush, C. Texter, F. Doney, I Taranrino, Mrs, Baker, Miss Chalfant, Mrs. Brannaka, Fourth row fleft to rightlz I. Schueck, M Baringer, I. Hacker, D, Fields, P. Weikel, H. Hinkle, T. Mease, S Nagle, Fl. More! W Diehl, I Shmrx, R Lewis, S. Van Billiard, S Keller, G. Crouthamel, E. Logan, E Bockius, Fl Vlfimrner. Fifth row fleft to rightj: L. Hrabina, P Ulmer M. Steich, S. Bartholomew, S Hersch, I, Rantz D. Sowers M Moyer, P Rob erts B Fehr, M. Pastor, D. Cwrefzinger, E Gehringer, B Willauer, M. Mumbauer, E. Egner OFFICERS Preszcierit ':l1iar: Weil:-el Vice President Tic-mas Rcsexbergef Secretary' Fife: Sumerfzeid Tr-53. ur loin Snyder + F. F. H. First row ilett to rightl. P. Kennerly, I MCFa..s I Schrffzl--Y Q Sirnerfield T Ptosenberger, W Weikf-. I Gilbert F Hiller- boch li Ewer,I Keegan, G McClanah'1n Second row Clett to rightl Ft Smith,I Martin L. flobii' F Sine C Qrnoldt C Hunsberger, I Loux Haqf.-nbiich Mr Brannaka, Mr Hagenbuch Third row' Kleft to riqhtl G Laudenslacyflr, li Lrriah' I Bmilf' D Van Fflpiken M. Bleam I Qdams D 'luftle S Gffissinqur Fourth raw Cleft to rightI V Nusa: G Bartholomew K Eichholtz, E Gross, W Keller, C Marx I Stafatny D Haines Cultivating Tomorrow's Haruests By managing and doing all the work necessary in running a ninety-six acre farm, the F, F. A boys gain experience which will prove valuable when they become the farmers ol tomorrow. They also raise and exhibit Chester White swine, winning many prizes at the Reading, Allen- town, and other local fairs. The boys are not always working and usually tind time to square dance, to practice for their basketball team, and to go to state and national farm shows and F. F. A. conventions. Each year they also have a father and son banquet F. F. R. OFFICERS HND QDVISER S--Vet ft T11l'l'l I Schneider 'l' Efosenberzf-r VV '.','t-:ic . S:1r.1Lr.7 Lett It r:1h'i Mr llajenb :ch Q S .1 ' G1,r ' Mol' 1 . OFFICERS ef-iden. Primm P '::. fr F. C. H. OFFICERS HND HDVISER Seat'-d Clf-It to riqhtl. Mr. Hlexancler, F Pumrner S 1n'l:nig tlf-tt to riqhtj H Heller, C Vfenhold I l'efat'1o Producing Skilled Workers Whether building a new teachers' dining room, constructing a skating lodge, or welding bicycle racks, the FCA boys gain practical experience lor their future vocations, They are always complimented lor their fine work which brings much credit to their depart- ment and the school. To acquaint their parents with their activities the Future Craftsmen ol America sponsor a father and son banquet each spring, F. C. H. First row Kleft to rightI: D Heimbach, E Tirtari Pl Rush I. Rosenberger, R. Schoch, D Mease, T Ion-es, I Stcluller. I. Grlssel, L Sacks, H, Hottert, W. Weaver, C Scheetz, I Vlfiliauer Second row tlelt to r1gl'xtI: D. Poulton, E, Flrn W Hiliegas, K, Horne, R Rothrnund, E. Schwartz, I Feraldo, C. Vlfenhold, F Pummer, R Heller, Q, Smith, W. Iessen, C Fulmer Ft Lauclenslager Thtrd row llelt to rightl S Odor,I Kaiser L Gross Haines, VV Flosenberger, P Watratz M Drewniak H Sarnsel, I McKa1n W Cverhart, I Miller, H Harwrck Fl Flndres, B Bremer, W Huhn, D. Owens, D, Flckerrnan Mr Fllexander Fourth row Clelt to r1ghtI. T Snyder,C,H1eqef H Turner lf Miller, D Sell, R Renninger, G Lewrs H Hrabina, F Martin, lf Stout, E Foulke, K Fluck,I Banks lf? Shegy W Febttebone R Zakeosian D Drybola, B Fluckland, Mr Hallman Filth row Clelt to r1qhtI H lllllerlzach lf, Horne L Gualiandclo, 'W' Cope, l. Kline, S Texter, P Bryde, I Oxentord, K Fly E Bieam, H Iffeiand, T Studenroth D Fox D Finer L Snyder E Long E, Raub, Mr MacWhorter WW SENIOR LIBRQRY HSSISTHNTS rich' S Kaifrnan l. Feeae 9:2 Aiding the Reader Third section to the right of the window, fourth shelf down, about the third or fourth book-Y Thais ii ' Explaining to students where to lind Certain books is but one ol the many Ways lfliss Treffingefs Capable library assistants gain experience in library work. The ' also lake Care of dail Circulation, shelve books, and arran e bulletin board dis lavs. Y Q P i LIBRARY Qssismms HND HDVISER mf 1 ,N,, r rzvwj, 1 :Y:,,, Q 1:'1.n': L IQ .niig rf ,endif 2 ...ina : ncknrogg E.'1:si'eEf.::e' ' Lzsizn Q2 Qr'.:.fQ.-.5 Q.-.arig B Baird l. Beep: S S:rin:.,.L IUNIOH PLHY CHST Seated flelt to nghtl L Benn I Knauss K Ostpower I Mmarxk I Cygan W Gladney D Lelght I Wlllauer I Luma btandmg llelt to rxghtl Pl Hmes P Tosh T Moyer S Iohnson Fl Luckey C Kmg I Hartman R Fulmer B Pxerce I llall G Shelly I Lyon I Mumbauer S Kaulman D Specht New entx six Rehearsmg the Drama or the way Iudy Hartman and Cyrlthla Ktng fooled the auchence W1th a pro lesslonal 1ob of ad l1bb1ng wh11e Raymond Fulmer m1ss1ng h1s cue chatted w1th the make up g1rls7 Nor w1ll the cast forget the wonderful performance Walt Gladney gave takmg the part of Professor Mlchaels 1n the matmee wtth only a days notlce nor the help the wooclshop boys were 1r1 makmg Mother Is a Freshman a success They not only asslsted 1n constructmg the scenery but they also had to hold up part of the background for the hrst s ene Along w1th the fun went a lot of Work whlch W1ll enable those who took part 1I'1 the play to be better su1ted for the drama of hte Who will ever forget the Way Iohn Willauer said, Angel, come into my arms, ,, N MARCH MJF? 95 iff I f MUTHBR HS gmil ag, X 4-i- iii-' 13 I4 MOTHER 1 IS A FRESHMAN NN Susan Mrs Abrga Mrs lflrller Sylvra Bunny Helen Carrre Dean Grlllnqharn Bruce Prerc Clara Boba ack l-lov e Brll lflarge Prolesfor lflrcnael Davrd Ways ck CAST ludrtn l-lar Iran Abbot lane Cygan lane Ann Plaf' Arlene Lucke lean Mrnarrl-c Lars Benn lerrene Knau yntlna Krng llayrncnd Fulrner Kenneth Osrpo ve Ia nes Lur a ,ann Wrllaue' X Dorothea Le1g rf L N 11 lc ffl l. sei L 3 K Nunn! Il 4? u P ' 9 ' V , 1 ff. ' U fw ' 1' '- l I 1 aff, j SL 1::'57d'ill1l v X ' . 72 'f1fMJf4 I , '- X l ll. ,,, ff ','Qf.IP' 1 q .a 1115+-,fi A A Wflff. F 'Q , ',. A ' Q xl lat'-,gvtfi gg ,153 'fir ' l 571' 'T 'lar .xxx - 1' 3- 'N -:MQ Ng, X. 'iff it ix I5..5Xig5wf A 1. ' is . Left to :ight f W1..1.f-r P F ..:r,A: if O'.g:':.e: f '.:':n f r. , ' r- 1 . ' il .. ., . Y ' , is ' . , ' e fx' X, e . . N I . V ' '. r Q fa v Y-. f 2' ' l? ni SENIOR PLHY CRST Seated Cleft to rxghtb L Beun I lvfmartk I Pfaff S Denms S Kaufman I Htggmbattorn Standmg Cleft to r1ghtI N Rotenberger S Hednck C Klle K Osxpower W Gladney R Wlclce ham W Prtce Q Luclcey Opening The Curtain The actors wtll long remember the thrllls and futn whlch they had 1n makmg Men Are L1lce Street Cars the semor play a b1g success Cn Thursday mght Cynthta Kmg performed hk an old trooper by gotng on w1th the show ln splte of bemg very s1clc Several lnctdents Whlch occurred durmg the rnattnee performance Wlll always stand out tn the memorles of the players Resernblmg a broken record Pat Tosh repeated peanuts and apple butter to the consternatlon ot lane Cygan who could not pxck up her cue Then too Lols Beun nearly lost her balance when she plunged her arm through the French doors Whtle grop1ng for the doorknob The cast W1ll also recall the rolhclang laughter produced when B1ll Prtce spanked Cynth1a Kmg for meddhng ln h1s affatrs :HU cl Q L I I I 7 ,N Y I .L . I 1 , .-.. 9 ' s . S ' ' I fl , I I , A I I, I. , I. I , I V. , .All TS . , . I , , I. Cygan, C. Kmg, R. Fulmer, I. Willauer, R. Heller, P. Tosh, L, Reese, G. Grauer, I. Lyon, I I . I . . . 9 .. . . ,, - -'--'glut ulle A IX Lysbeth Maudxe Mrs Mason Sylv1a Ted Margaret erry Mr Mason OY Davy 1 Mrs Day Mrs Wlmte Mrs Allen CAST lean Mmank Iudxth Lyon lane H1gg1nbottom Cyntlna K1ng lane Cygan Arlene Luclcey lolrln Wlllauer Patr1c1a Tosh W1ll1am PIICS George Grauer Lols Beun Raymond Fulrner Kenneth OSIQOWGY Slurley Denms lane Ann Pfaff Shlrley Kaufman NEN ARE LIKE STREETCARS If ff' E-JE -1 Y9 E2gggm X NOV I3, L5, I6 ,l95I MEN AEE lLlIlKE STREET CARS GG vs Leltlo gl' HI...xew l W ae WD e CKng Sesenhr r taeif Tdvxid Moy? SENIORS IN FRRNKLIN SCIENTIFIC SOCIETY Seatel fleli to right, f Hartman H :Lit-'Q I Heirnbach T Moyer H Lackey l Minarik K Dat-'J Swwniirxx tw-it to raglifl G Lansberq 'S Ki.e P Lf-'fy VJ Hickey R Smith Mr Bicx Broadening Scientific Interests Selected for their ability and interest in science, many members oi the Franklin Scientific Society will become the engineers, doctors, nurses, chemists, and biologists of tomorrow. Working lor months, students in the organization prepare their projects to demonstrate at the annual meeting in the spring. lflany ol these young scientists exhibit their displays at the East Penn Science Fair, held this year at Allentown Central Catholic High School OFFICERS OF FRRNKLIN SCIENTIFIC SOCIETY FIND FIDVISER L-2' 'av :1:h' Q LTC'-re' F Hexihach lvl: hir: Q l..clce',' OFFICERS 3 1 V e t it ri l A 1 Z 2 z .1 , 1, l 5 'i ' r t , PHOTOGRHPHY STQFF BND HDVISER iraw ' 'G rightl E Bll t'1lEY,l Ur' Q Trelhnger if Zdkeostcr. fconi :ow l.l.n1rik E1 Henry Mr Prix P 'Jolvc' '.'.' l.ipr,m'1n Capturing Happy Moments lt is only a matter of seconds after the flash of the camera that a Photography Stalt member rushes the film to the darkroom to be developed l-le and fellow camera fans spend many hours learning the art ot picture-taking in order that they may employ this skill as a hobby or a career One of the outstanding accomplishments ot the staff the photography in the Recall. lean lflinarilc is the only senior who works with the group OFFICERS OF PHOTOGHRPHY STHFF :h' ' 'Jr' fl 3.234 ' Y-f.r.tr1ic F 'I .. O F FIC E R S :rf Rodney' He 2 . li 9 75, W 'E if ' ,W M Q W V' G W , gg if 5 Z F W. is -11 X K? , 1' .flaw X A fn' I, 1 1213444 'fx' 3 , g Q gg at I ,sms - 5 2 'F , B .il'. 1 TQ Q 5 X? ' '4Q.4 ff ' um ijil Q ,213 ll ,I ., 1 , 5?---24 M, il w. ntl ll 1' Building Healthy Bodies Perhaps as adults, we may realize the help the cafeteria was in making us healthier fellows and girls. Under the carelul supervision ol Mrs Ruth Baker the cafeteria stall prepares meals for more than tour hundred pupils and the faculty Many students help in the ellicient operation of the caleter a by washing dishes and trays dry ng silverware and selling candy and ice cream Tne tunclirooin offers an opooitunity tor student to forget the routine ol classes and relax over the noon meal while they exchange the latest bits of news or gossip The attractive new dining room built by the vocational woodworking boys gives teachers a place to enioy their meal away from the huindrum noise ot school INFORMAL VIEWS OF CAFETERIA IN OPERATION Lei! Column TEHCHERS EBTING to ight Mr Kiawitter Miss xeama a Miss Kear M Barto Mr Kilme Mr Bender COOKS Lewis Mrs Martin Ms Eisenhart M D rn r CBNDY SELLERS Lett to right I Hartman S Iohnson I Shannon V Yerqe L Beale R Detvweie CHFETERIH WORKERS lSxlver Girls L tto ight B Diehl S Sac s I- riight Column ICE CREBM SELLERS Osipowe L Hee e F Pumme C Wenhod CFIFETERII-I WORKERS F Doney CHFETERIR DIRECTOR THRY BOYS BG 6 Let to right G McCianahar I W1llai.e P Kermery SENIORS EHTING i A eft o ig Kite B Krcwn L Eeun P Le sc nd ow a a K sip we Plat M Kepner i ' - I ,t - to - A .J .J . L' . 511 If , V 1 J, ,p ' I I ' I' Left r I ' , . ' ll n ', , P' ' , - . r, I I ' l r I I A I I M b . . y 'X A et r , . lc . I Sq' Lee :Q fight r s h- b, o .. I. it I c ' Lei! to r.ght. I He dr ks, C. ietz, . , . l.fr: Ruth 1:4 It : ' I ' 1 Q r' ' I ' F1 sf ro fl t r h!I C '-, . , Sf o 1 lien to rgghtl I H rim n O c ' r li lllyflvlllll' I-P Lei to ight Mrs Fosbenner Mr Lews Nrs Ruth Mrs t c wa F lmer R Do s lkinq K n ic D C FOJ e C Texter I i ww v x ,gag 1 Y ' ,.6 .-. f' 'Q Wig - ,J v f Q I 5 Jai? NVQ Ihr! Qs ' , W f ' J.: r if Wg I ,H , rf .,-f s, i v- , , .46 , ,ff , . J If I 51 Sai SUPEHINTENDENT OF FRCULTY HDVISER OF 'SCHOOLS HND PRINCIPRLS HTHLETICS ..1. . ..1.. v .1-...1 Mr r, ... .r, rwrfllr M' :'.f1'n1: HCTIVITIES HCCOUNT SECRETRRIES F SEQ lf H9311 Priqrxrzmx 'Nf7'1lfi bf- fs? lx Ef- '. 1l'l 5 'C thfl gmxfiant bcdy 1i the HT1Pl1f1CTlTlCI'1 find EJCCKIITUQQ Crews wfere nit on hind to help the fzresemutlcxs run .zrtiimtlgfy S'If?QlfIT'iIT1Q Thr' ?1f2'1lth of Q H S :'udfe:i':s 'ire 'Bw 6-ffzfff-if 'rhool nwrrff ind phw'fL:x'1:.a TE.7',.'::. f-ff':7?.1 if Om LI'f:I 1Y'5' Qff1C-HJ, fu- 'if-' -ri 'fx 'ffff xnff,-rfxflnq fTC'jl'l'flT7Yl.'2 durmg ,., V Uifif-' 'sxsmn of Mr 31331 1:15 Mr. Str'1',v fr it ..1Q' :kQ i:d'.'i:itf:qe 35 The nscri f :Y Vi? ! :rr-1i:'tzr our ici: ':i'r'1CT1'.'e FCIICAZ fix' , : 'IP Nffi fn F1-' ?1A:rd'r.':rl:1:q '1R1'A:'.1 Pl 1:.r.1:i1 ml :up-2r':1.'1ng iff' yrfgrvztix r 4'Tf'4:f3' Uztff-Titus x. HQ if-.fr::rt,,1E.1l1i1 H' 'he C3111 Cittittizfiim NOON RECREHTION QDVISERS U, ,. nz. ...,,., gacuuv socmL comvurtss SCHOOL DOCTORS wi' sz A-im'-1?-V A' Y . . . .,. ' 'I' 'l' ' ' w',.1 ,v 4 O H H' V A nz r.,,. , I. .. .T -. . 3. ,. Portc We engaged '1 0119315 111211 md 11ed m us t1'1e VT1VWC1C16S O 121. P1f1y v 1'11C1'1 ,Je N111 carry 111 UQ 1111011311 We r'r'r'f'r'r'r'r'r'r'r'r'f'r'f'r'r'r'r'f'r'r'f'r'r'f'f'f'r'r'r'r'f'r'f r D enum Todixv for Tomorro f x ,f VX. ' f f 16 , 11 - 3: mf X , ,iff 1 'N W , N, ,f 1 11111 11 .4 X 1 1k1l11 1' 1 1 U1 'IK ' 1 A, 1 g ' , 11 N, ,. . . V1 . . ,I I NJ 1 'Nw-1-nw-'Hilti-:ith 5 5 igllllllllll Wiliilll .3 il fl. LUCKEY fti ', P. HI-'FLERBHCH R. STOECKLE Get That Ball, Hold It Tight! A fast start and a driving tinish carried the spirited Quaker grid squad, led by co-captains Bob Stoeckle and lack Slotter, through a successful pigskin season. Upset losses to Souderton and Springfield prevented the Quake ers from bettering their record of six wins, three losses, and a tie. A l3el3 stalemate with the Champion Ambler Trojans and victories over favored Lansdale and Selle Perk were high spots ot the Panthers' season. The Quakers' hard work was rewarded when Austin Short and lohn Moyer received All'Bux-Mont tirst-team honors, Larry Noblit was placed on the second team, and Bill Hickey and lohn Loux won honorable mention. Seniors who donned their Q. I-l. S. football togs for the last time are: Bill Hickey, Bob Stoeckle, Alonzo Courtney, lim Luma, Frank Pummer, Norman Andres, Albert Landis, Philip Atflerbach, and Walter Gladney, Also graduating is eiticient senior manager Albert Smith, who worked with the team through junior and senior high school. H. LHNDIS N. RNDRES F. PUMMER 1 . Q' I , 1' 7 '11 HOCKEY TERM Kneeing lieff to righ'l li 'Dietz T Moyer ,qv -A - r:f.f, M Knelier L Reese l nezmirach S lohnso: f Hartma' S Jricx F Su.. Fi.-. .svn C.-., ,C Uh Second row Left to fight? L Cyrner S Hallman S Recs YN Srnfh r' Shinn 1' 'man flies Qllfvlzaclg Thxd rev: lif- 'o 'ighfl l. Begn r Fizntvi l Slonfhack D Mirnfifr l. Cdr Zick Fight, Team, Fight! Nl-lit it Tim? Wliight Howie! Leis go less? Although the shouts and cries ol the girls' hockey team have long since died, the girls earned a record well worth remembering. Led by co-captains Thelma Moyer and Harriet Dietz, the squad worked hard to prepare for Bux-Mont competition. On the Quaker hockey lield for the last time were seniors: Harriet Dietz, ludy Hartman, Sarah Hedrick, lessica l-leimbach, Shirley lohnson, Mary Kneller, Thelma Moyer, Loretta Reese, Fay Slull, and the very capable manager, Lois Benn S C O R E S I OPP- Quak- HOCKEY CO-CHPTHINS Penyqgbgyg Q l Let' TC :git T flcyer :Lett Sell-Perk 2 U Springfield Lansdale Upper Moreland Doylestown Souderizn be fl i I 3 ' 2. O C. KING RIFLE TERM F.::,' row llett to :1'1h', P Sth K Ofzizfu-.1-: H Hfrqffriifncli ' Ewf, . f Ifezrnhficli Second row fleft to rzzyh' l.l' Swfryftr, fi 'i'. 1.cn Kite I l,.:ri1 '.'.' Ligrmwri 'L' flfi Inf- lhiri row flwft to right P luxlz M Hwcf. f Schuvir, ' Min-'irin f' S' Score, Score, Score! l'Hit that bull, Kenny! Nice shot, Tommy! 'Its off at 4 ofclock, Clifford? f To those who have visited the rifle range these are very familiar remarks Beginning in late September, the marksmen practiced for many weeks to develop a good team. However, individual riflemen did not equal their fine performances of previous years, and the squad failed to make as good a record in competition as in practices. Senior members on the team are: Walter Gladney, Curtis Hunsberger, Clifford Kile, Kenneth Osipower, lflartha Roch, Thomas Schwab, fean Minarik, Patricia Tosh, Fay Stull, lames Mcf Falls, and fames Luma S C O H E S: SEVNIQHS ON RIFIIE TEQM 1 ' O I k gn YF3iOYl . . .., .. , V ,,.. ...A. A. .... . . -, . 1 ' Lower Meri: 4QQ 495 497 487 497 483 482 -lil L. REESE T. SCHWQB L D 1' L. REI-:sn Catch lt, Pass It! Captained by high-scoring George Grauer, the l95l-52 Ql-l.S, basketball squad enioyed a highly successful hoop season. The Quak- ers were edged out ol a lirst-half tirst-place tie when Upper Moreland triumphed in the tie-breaking contest. With the last point scored, the Barthmens record stands at thirteen victories and eight defeats, Blue and White players seeing their last ac- tion as Quaker court stars were: George BOYS BH..-IKETBHLL CRPTHIN BND COHCH c ri ht M G a Grauer Ronald Heller William l-lickey Wil liam Price and Robert Stoeckle Also gradu ating are managers lohn Willauer and loe Vlfillauer. BOYS' BHSKETBHLI. TERM First row Cleft to r::gh'J li Slotta-:' Q Short, G Grauer I Moyer Qctfer Second row Cleft to rightl. Mr Cressman, L. Grim W 'Price P lNolf R Stoeckle W Hickf-y .ir Bar Third row Ileft to rightl H Hilrner K Fly, D Dtelm D Knechel 4 Q 5 I. Heirnbach C. King H. Dietz Being crgceerz Sc derrrorfztrdte :cE.r1gq',xf,, the Wcr:.ens Stdte Bdeketbdu Ccixfe required hours cf prdctice tc fI.'l3l'j. The tedzr. zrrdde cr creditdcle d1gr1 BaiKEL'r11ig1r.LX cp-cgfrfuns me Buxfffcrrt SGCISOF1 and :fished wprr. A ' U A record of four wrrrs frrrd fcilr rf, afzesz H ' if 1 ' Dribble Down Floor! Faur serrrfr-a .ffdry Krrerlf-r ,rf-ttf: H-ff: drrd cc-ccrrylfima Hflrrrer 11,11-f.i 'md fem Two pre-sedsorr victories helped the girls: Heirrrbdclr, were the mrcleus cf 121113 exrzer bdsketbdll sdxrdd to qdrrr ccnidence cmd ex enced grcirri Mdrrdger Kdt2.r','ri Drew ft perrerrce fcrtrred Let rrfrrry dnrtrff fc' F: rf trrqf- GIRLS' BQSKETBQLL TEAM , . L r ' fr 1-f i- 5 f A- c-.I r.:f fr ff . - . .,.-. .. .,.' H fi,-'J , 5 ., . , ., f1'tIt'.1r,, .V ,. BOYS' BRSEBHLL TERM lkgirsi row lleit to rightl. R. Hosleiier, R Heller, W, Rosenberger, B. Grim, G. Earinger, R Gerhart, H, Detweiler, W Huns erger Second row Heli to r1ghIJ,G Grauer, W. Cramp, Fl. Courtney, I Moyer, F Kaufman, T Schwab, I. Sloiter L Grim Third raw Ileli to righil Mr Reese, S Hunsberger, C. Rieqel, R Renninger, R Slotter, E Qrn, Mr. Cressman Mr Barth We Did It Before! Returning to lead this years baseball nine are senior sluggers Ronald Heller, Walter I-luns berger, and Richard l-lastetter. These thrcc veterans and a host of juniors, who gained valu able experience last spring, hope to bring the Bux-Mant baseball crown back to Qi-l.S, Packing the bats for the last time will be hardworking manager Earl Arn. Leliio right R Heller Mr Barth Q Courtney R Haste- e S. IOHNSON yw ,, f, X , 0 IJ 5-0 ,ri 3.4. Leif to right T Moyer F Stdl S Foulke We'H Do It Again! 4 1 1 1 1 4?- V5 xx g 1 l F ' C F. Stull S. Foulke H. Luckey Because this years softball team will be centered around tive senior lettermen, hopes are high for an outstanding season, Practicing in the warm spring sun, members of the squad work hard to develop their indi vidual abilities and produce a winning team. Greeting seniors Iessica l-leimbach, Harriet Dietz, Thelma Moyer, Fay Stull, and Shirley Foulke as they cross home plate for the last time will he senior manager lane Ann Ptatf. GIRLS' Bassimu. TEAM First row Cleft to rightl F Stull H Diet: S Moyer N Hamilton, P. Horne I Koehler, I Heirnbach, T. Moyer Second row Cleft to rzghttf Platt H. Bocki.s S Fouke P Roberts B lei? Shinn Miss Fltfierbach, Third row Czefr to rightt. F, Nace l. Dahl I Shinn D Murnbzuer Q George E Baird TENNIS TERM First row lletf to rlghtj' I Stoneback, I. Reese I Mlnarik, S Neas, S Dennis, P Tosh Eeclond row tlelt to r1ghtI1 Mr, Macwhorter, B Zack, R. Wlckersham, I Lewis, B Schneider, S. Traiiger, H. Hunsberqer, Miss IS n Third row lleft to rightjt C. Fluck, P. Rantz F Yost, E Schattner, M, Shower, C Blanks, I Hoimeyer. Com'on Team! Smash! Swish! Back and forth across the gym the balls sail as the tennis squad practices strokes and serves. When the courts are ready, the team members compete there for singles and doubles posif tions, and continue their training for matches with other schools. The racketeers, managed by Ruth Wickersham, work hard to develop a winning technique. Serving for the last time are seniors, Shirley Dennis, Kathryn Dietz, Iean Minarik, Loretta Reese, and Pat Tosh. Left to right L Reese, P Tosh AAA Com on Team! ? si 55 an 'N' 0 8.1 C. King H. Luckey vi' s con'1 d I JV 2' TRRCK TERM 41- gd H 'F ank 1 o e U 11 1 t1 rr e D H S'T1l11 Lets See You Wm' Wtth B111 Irhckey out to better h1s 1ast year s records m the broad Jump htgh 1ump and po1e vau1t and speedsters A11en Frank Larry Nobht and Edd1e Stout strtvmg to capture honors tn the 100 220 and 440 the Quaker harrters hope to p1ace h1gh m Bux Mont compettttort Other promtsmg tracksters are semors Frank Pummer Bob Stoeck1e and U1d1s Bu111t1s 9 Let's See You W1n ' ...I J ' 7 S johnson L Reese .1 A W L, . V 1' ' 1 v Q ,C gif -- Ak ' ,, .2 . v .- ' , f, f lf- V 27 nt. 1 l I fi' f' ' N' 1 1 t 'H N , , if 5 ' ' lu., , ,, L, 'W . :X V, 4 X- Vx , I We J , .:,lJ.i . VI J 1 Q 1 6 it! L' , 8 I . . ! 1 1 , - ' i 1 I S- PL: Z row Ckf' to r:ght1 D ffetrnzn '.'.' f...o es Se row 11'-Ifffi rxghtl r ,, 1. '.x 1. Nob1:t,H Levrxs H Stoe2111 B 112171: '1'h1r row f1f'ft 'o rtgh Mr Bender Q Shut, 'I' Owe-ns 1 Barry Mr H'-eral Fourth row 'left to ug. F Puhmer, F Sm 1 Mcxrtxn Haier, . 1 QQ Y I ii Left to rzgh' F Purnmer H Sf: :nle CHEERING SQUHD Flr t row Cleft to r1ghtJ Q Luckey Km, L Reese S Iohn on S I. G Second row Clet to r1qhtJ D G11bet D HG ner I Vkolker S Hersch V Hurtmon MISS B1chn Cheer for the Blue and White' W1th the1r er1thus1c:1st1c cheermg cmd humorous sklts the cheerleaders rouse s hool Splflt e ' 'Je LLA ORAALA IJLD kA11kA LJUHC LJ11 UIC llfkllilb LKJ VLLLOXY The peppy lossles march w1th the bond cmd also sponsor SOCIGI octtvmes 11'l school C Kung S johnson H Luckey I. Reese Hum r CHEER FOR THE BLUE HND THE WHITE' Ctteer to h B1 e cud the Wh te F g t to the end Dont break bend Sc thot ou cwool N9 con de te M11 e Q11 od 3 ce trong odily' Take all the har c s that com on vvoy o ught tor t'1e B1 e C1 li V tu' s . , C, 1 ', , . s , um t , r , . .1 , ' ,, , , , A QQ . I n . fvw-Av-N Hn ,- 1- ...+.-. fn.,-1 ..-NA Av. LL... 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