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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1954 volume:

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Standing Mr Romig, Mr Sell, Mr Kandel, Mr Gibbert, Mr Weiss, Mr Hdamczyk Eight PRESIDENT, QURKEHTOWN- TOHICKON IOINT SCHOOL BOHRD Mr Brown TO THE CLASS OF l954z As graduates ot Quakertown High School, you have taken a great step toward your future. Regardless of the field you choose, your high school days will always be remembered as the foundation of your life's work. Congratulations and success to all oi you, Sincerely, HARRY U. BROWN President Quakertown-Tohickon loint School Board SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS Mr loseph S Neidig 4 l l , . RDMINISTHHTIVE STAFF Seated flelt to rightl. Mr Neidlg, Mrs Qhlum Standing Mr. Kilmer, Mr, Hgnsbercer f TO EACH MEMBER OF THE CLASS OE 1954: Early in September of 1942, little tots made their appearance in lirst grade. ln lune 1954, this same group, now young men and women, will have reached another milestone in their careersfegraduation from high school. ln this interval ol time much change has taken place in each individual. Not only has there been physical and mental growth, but each ol you has both consciously and unconsciously made contributions to each others way ol litew through close association with your classmates during these twelve years. This process will continue during adulthood. May each of you continue to inlluence others with your good qualities and at the same time acquire the good traits ot your associates. Tots yesterdayf Graduates today? Citizens and leaders in the World ot Tomorrow, Best wishes lor a full and uselul life. Sincerely, IOSEPH S. NEIDIG, Superintendent ol Schools Nine Ten 5110, HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPRL Mr Fl F Hunsberger ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF IOSEPH S NEIDIG Supenntendent of Schools Muhlenberg College PhB Untverstty of Pennsylvarua H F HUNSBEHGER Hlgh School Prmcxpal Faculty Fldvtser of Nattonal Honor Soctety Muhlenberg College B S Unlverslty of Pennsylvama Pl M ZENH P HHLUM Hssxstant Hxgh School Prmc1pal Bookkeepmg Drexel lnstttute B S Lehlgh Umverstty MH FLOYD H KILMER Dxrector of Guxdance Sponsor of Student Counctl Muhlenberg College PhB Unlverslty of Pennsylvama M S IH Ed FACULTY MHRIHN R HFFLERBHCH Health and Physzcal Educatlon Coach of Gtrls Varstty Hockey Basketball Softball Glrls Varsity Club East Stroudsburg State Teachers College B S MERRILL H HLEXHNDEB Dxrector of Vocahonal and Hdult Education FC H Pldv1ser lumor Htgh Wood Hobby for Gtrls The Pennsylvanta State Unxver RICHHRD E BHDEH Enghsh Mathematics Welght l.1ft1ng Club Coach of Iumor Htgh Football Track Muhlenberg College Fl B PBUL L BHRNDT Socxal Studzes Head Coach of Iuntor Htgh Foot ba Iunlor Htgh l3lthlet1c Club Coach of Iuntor H1gh Basketball East Stroudsburg State Teachers College BS IOHN O BHRTH Director of Health and Physxcal Education and Hthletncs Boys Gym Club East Stroudsburg State Teachers College BS New York UDIVQTSIIY M F-l DONHLD C BHRTO Commercxal Iunlor Class Fldvlser Ctrculatton of Quaker Challenge Model Htrplane Club Coach of Iumor Htgh Football lndtana State Teachers College 602 MRRGUERITE R BECKER Head of Commercxal Department Quaker Challenge Recall Place ment Servtce Semor Knltttng Club Commerctal Club Temple Umverstty MHRY I BIEHN Englxsh Readmg Improvement Hsslstant Gutdance Counselor Student Counc1l Coach of Gtrls Tenrus Cheertng Drarnatlcs Club Temple Untverstty BS MHRIOBIE K BRHNNHKH Vocatxonal and General Home makmg Semor Hlgh Sewmg Crafts Club Temple Untverstty BS The Pennsylvanta State Umver stty MS WHRREN S BUCK Head oi Sczence Department Franklm Sc1ent1f1c Soctety Photography Staff Recall SCIGHCS FICIIOYI Club Kutztown State Teachers College The Pennsylvanla State Umver stty MS DOROTHY L CHHLFHNT Vocational and General Home makmg Gtrls Handtwork Club Rutgers Un1vers1ty BS IESSE M CRESSMHN Czvxcs Guldance Faculty Manager of Hthletlcs H1 Y Club General Hobby Club Muhlenberg College HB Un1vers1ty of Pennsylvanla M S ESTHER H DEHTERLY School Nurse Home Nursing Club The Pennsylvanta State Untver s1t BS MS Cornell Un1vers1ty School of s1ty B S HRT DEPHRTMENT Left to rtght Mr Letnbach Mrs Lawren e Mass Funk HTHLETIC DEPHRTMENT Left to rtght Mtss Flfflerbach Mr Barth ENGLISH DEPHRTMINT Seated Cleft to rtghtl Mtss Stever Mtss Martm Mtss Btehn Standtng Mr Vahovtch Mtss Potser Mr Bender SCIENCE DEPHHTMENT Seated tleft to rtghtl Mr Buck Mr Strayer Stand ng Mr Klawttter Mr Spctgn olo Mr Handy Nurstng R N Ii? FOREIGN LHNGUHGE DEPHRTMENT Left to rtght Mr Strunk Mzss Martm MHTHEMHTICS DEPARTMENT Seated Cleft to rtghtl Mtss Henry Mr Klmaar' Standmg Mr Bader Mr lohnson Mr Gushen COMMERCIAL DEPRRTMENT Let to rtght Mrs Becker Mrs hlum M B SOCIBL STUDIES DEPARTMENT Seated Kleft to rtghtl Mr Strunk Mtss Nearnana Mr Cressman Standtng Mr W1 neskt Mr Barndt , 4 5 t t ' I 0 ' - . ' 3 5 . V' 0 0 f 1 I .A S' in gi ' 1, 'A K ,vm ' 4 y 1, L' by .1 L qi D -px ax 'K xx 01 - an x ' .X . xx mx Q .441 Y Cx 1x . ' T 1 1-, . . ft 1, ' X-r av P - I , . . - - I ' - , ' ' ' , A ' - B s. 1 l . . I . , , . . -- t , , . , ' 4 I , . . ' ' ' f ' Y, - V. - - . , - - I I ' g ' , nan A 5 A f - t 3 , , A , r crto , , tx , , : s , , if ff ,-4-.. X S, N U -'xai8x fi-f.:'r. 'iii 1 I fi'-ix 7X ,,..-1- 5 Twelve mi BRYRN V FLUCK Industrtal Hrts lndustrtal Plrts Club for Gt ls luntor Htgh Football Coach Mtllersvtlle State Teachers Col lege BS SHRH RUTH FUNK Supervtsor of Hrt Stage Dtrector luntor Htgh Handtcralt Club Kutztown State Teachers College WHRREN M GRIM Dtrector of Band and Orchestra luntor Htgh Band Club Dance Band Club West Chester State Teachers College BS THOMHS B GUSHEN Geography Mathemattcs Model Shtpbutldtng Club Moravtan College B S PERSHING H HHLLMHN Vocattonal Woodworktng Sentor Htgh Wood Hobby for Gtrls Untverstty of Pennsylvanta LHWRENCE F HRNDY Geography Science General Hobby Club Coach of luntor Htgh Football Kutztown State Teachers College IHMES H HHNNRH Supervtsor oi Vocattonal Hgnculture Hgrtculture Club The Pennsylvanta State Untver stty BS EDITH M HENRY Mathemattcs Coordtnator of Class Plays Dtrector of Ushertng Stamp Club tor Begtnners Muhlenberg College Ph B HENRIETTB I. IHHNSEN Head oi Mustc Department Mens and Gtrls Glee Clubs luntor Htgh Mtxed Chorus and Sentor Htgh Mtxed Chorus The Pennsylvanta State Untver stty B S ROY IOHNSON IR Related Mathemattcs Drtver Educatton Seventh Grade General Hobby Club Coach of Sentor Htgh Football Urstnas College BS Temple Untverstty MFd CLHIR R KLHWITTER General Sctence Begtnners Camera Club Flsststant tn Hudto Vtsual Qtds and tn Hmpltftcatton The Pennsylvanta State Untver stty BS ARTHUR K. KLINGHMBN Head of Mathemattcs Department Hudto Vtsual Fltds Plmpltftcatton Radto Club Muhlenberg College B S Lehtgh Untverstty M H RUTH K. LBWRENCE Hrt and Engltsh Hssembly Planrttng Commtttee Dog Club The Pennsylvanta State Untver stty BS RICHHRD B LEINBBCH r Theater Hrts Club Quaker Challenge State Destgn Recall Kutztown State Teachers College GEORGE H LEVCHHK Vocattonal Hgnculture Q H S Farm Supervtsor The Pennsylvanta State Untver stty BS ELWOOD P MacWHORTER Vocattonal Machme Shop Coach ot luntor Htgh Football Chess Club and Team The Pennsylvanta State Untver stty MBRGHRET MRRTIN Head of Foretgn Language Department QHS News Recall lournaltsm Club Swarthmore College Fl B Temple Untverstty HM RUTH T MCNITT Vocal Mustc luntor Htgh Treble Chorus luntor Htgh Boys Chotr Flssembly Planntng Commtttee The Pennsylvanta State Untver stty B S HELEN I McSPHRRlN Head of Homemakmg Department Dtrector ot Cafeterta FH H Pldvtser lndtana State Teachers College HGRICULTURE DEPHRTMENT Lett to rtght Mr Hannah Mr Levchak MUSIC DEPHRTMENT HNNH W NEHMHND Problems of Democracy Forum Club Temple Ctvtc Forum Moravtan College for Women Q B CRROLYN POTSER Engltsh Quaker Challenge Embrotdery Club Temple Untverstty BS CHRL P SPHGNUOLO Geography Htstory Spelltng Vartety Model Club Ktngs College BH MBRY M STEVER Head of Engltsh Department Dtrector of Commencement Pageant Class Play Dtrector Communtcattons Club Kutztown State Teachers College IHNE B STOVER Engltsh luntor Htgh Dance Club Boston Untverstty BS RICHHRD E STRHYER Btology Phystcal Educatton Dtrector of Recreatton Program Coach of Rtfle Team Rttle Club tluntor and Sentorl Sentor Class Hdvtser Temple Untverstty B S LEROY STRUNK Head of Soctal Studtes Depart ment Hmertcan Htstory German Hlumnt Secretary Muhlenberg College BQ ELIZHBETH TREFFINGER Ltbrartan Trt Ht Y Club Hood College Fl B Drexel B L S FRHNK S VHHOVICH Engltsh and Testtng Class Play Dtrector PTH Sponsor Dance Club Sophomore Class Hdvtset Kutztown State Teachers College Columbta Untverstty MQ RICHHRD G WISNESKI Engltsh Head Coach ol Sentor Htgh Football Coach ot luntor Varstty Basket ball Sentor Htgh Track Boxtng and Wrestltng Club West Chester State Teachers Col lege B S D-P HEHLTH DEPARTMENT Le to tght Dr Wetsel B Hurtsberge D Gott ts Deae y Dr Fetgley Left to rtght Mtss McNttt Mrs Iahnsen Mr Grtm HOMEMHKING DEPHRTMENT Left to rtght Mrs Brannaka Mtss McSparrtn Mtss Chaltant VOCHTIONRL INDUSTRIAL DEPHRTMENT Lett o rtght Mr Hallman Mr Fllexander Mr Macwhorter M Pluck LIBRHRIHN Mtss T efftnger GUIDANCE COUNSELOR Mr Ktlme HSSISTBNT HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPHL M s f'-hlum I I I I I I I I B.S. 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Lf - ' ' f V . 7-7.5 V M i - ' f gi ..f , , -1' V- -: v Y .11 Q ' Q, I ,QV iq-?.,.- I 'f f?lf 'i'1+ .x 1 ' V, ' 4' li CLASS ADVISER Mr. Richard Strayer Um cwladam and e ,lx Nw .zeei CLASS PRESIDENT Ronald Hilmer Mr. Richard Strayer, our adviser and the prime factor in our success as a class, provided able direction and of- fered understanding friendship to each one of us. We gratefully extend our appreciation to hirn for the effort and energy he un- selfishly devoted to all our activities. CLASS VICE PRESIDENT lames Leister SENIOR CLHSS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Seated Qleft to r1ghtI:P Kepner, Q. Cygan R Hirier M St ayer I Leister R Sxmitz Fl Da idson Standing: B. Baird, I. Qdams, I Swartz D Knechel I E posits aetoancteowze CLASS TREASURER Alicia Cygan Capably fulfilling their duties and re- sponsibilities the four class officers suce cessfully supervised all group projects. These principal actors with seven home room representatives worked as the ex- ecutive committee to formulate class policy and plan campaign and ticket sales. CLASS SECRETARY Rosemarie Simitz IHCK HDHMS Vocational Rgriculture Congenial lack will long be remembered for the part he portrayed in Quiet Summer' His musical talent won him a position in the State Farm Band Mixed Chorus 9 13 11, 12 Mens Cvlee Cab 9 lf' 11 12, Band 9 10 11 12 FFR 9 10 ll ifhap laml, 12 tTreas 1, Dance Orchestra 11, lunior Play, Prom Committee tllecoraticnl 11 Bux-Mont Band 12 Orchestra 12 ETF-. 12 Execu- tive Committee l2' Class CommV- tee tCommencement lnvitatifnl 12 Novelty Quartet 12 NHNCY RMEY Vocational Homemaking Collecting dues for F. H. H., 1'f3tmey displays the efficiency to get jobs done. When not working, she enjoys chauffeur- ing classmates in her car. Girls' Sports 9, FHQ 9, 10, 12 f'1'reasl, Baseball 9, 11, 12, Wood Hobby 10, Cafeteria 10, ll, 12 BURTON HWCKLHND Vocational Wood Fond of hunting and his work in the wood shop, Burt with his comical remarks, is the cause for frequent outbursts in classes, Vaseball 9, Football 9, 10, ll, 12, Boxing andWrest1ing 9, 10 tTreos.J, 11, 12, ECP. 10, 11, 12, Hgriculture for Non-Plg Students 11, BETTY BNN BRIRD Hcademic Live-wire Bet, a good stu- dent, expends her energy as co-captain of the basketball and softball teams, and as mis- chievous Hildred in the Senior Play. Mixed Chorus 9, Cheerleader 9, Hockey 9, Franklin Scientific So- ciety 9, Cheering Club 9, 10, Li- brary Staff 9, 10, ll, 12, National Honor Society 9, 10, 11, 12 CSec.l, Basketball 9, 10, ll, 12 tCo-Cap- to nl, Softball 9, 10, ll, 12, Home Room 9 lPres1, 12 tSec 1, Property Committee tPlayJ 11, Girls' Varsity ll, 12 lSec1, Prom Committee tPromotionl 11, fldefreshmentl 1Co- Chairmanl 12, Qdvertising Commit- tee fPlayl 12, Executive Committee 11, 12, Chrysanthemum Committee 12, Tri-Hi-Y 12, Senior Play Recall tlflsst Sr. Sec Edt NORH BHLODIS Hcademic With palette and canvas Nora is ready to work. This promis- ing artist contributed her act- ing ability to the lunior Play and pen and brush techniques to The Recall, Read ng Club 9, Penna Dutch 10, Travel ll: Quaker Challenge t1'3lrt Edt ll, 12, lunior Play, Prom Com- mittee lDecorat1onl 11, 12, Theatre Qrts 12, Make-up Committee tP1ayl 12, Recall tHrt Edl Eighteen IOHN BHNKS Vocational Wood lohn is one of the boys who is as interested in custom cars and hot rods as he is in the opposite sex He is a member cf the pegged-pants, suede- shoew set ., 1 .2, ..-,.-., ii, . Wcoa Hobby 9 Radio 10 1 CFl1 12 ll V' Qgnc' it' re ll ln'i st'1ci Hrts 12 MYRNH BHRINGER Vocational Homemaking Fl pleasing personality and trustworthy character have won Myrna many friends. When not working in a store, she spends a great deal of time reading and sewing. EHR. 9, ll, Reading 9, 11, Typing 10, Cafeteria 12, RICHRRD BHUDER Hcademic Tall, curly-haired Dick de- votes much time to improving his basketball prowess and piloting skill. Ioining the group in the senior year, he readily took part in class functions. Boys' Gym 12- Senior Play PHTRICIH BERGE Commercial Fl cashier in the cafeteria, 'iGinger runs many errands. Flfter school she helps her par- ents on their seventy-five-acre farm and listens to music dur- ing her spare time. lournalism 9, Qgriculture for Non- Flg Students 10, Cafeteria 10, 12, Dance Instruction ll, Prom Commit- tee tPromoti'inl ll, Senior Play, Commercial Club 12 CHERRIE BLHNKS Commercial When not cutting stencils for the Quaker Challenge, friend- ly, cheerful Cherrie likes to skate and play tennis. Tenn s Club 9, Tennis 9, 10, 11 12, Sewing Crafts 10, Fldvertising Com- rnxttee fPlayl ll: Sr. High Wood Hobby for Girls ll, 12, Quaker Chal- lenge flvflmeographistt 11, 12, Corn- :nercial Club 12- Chrysanthemum Committee 12 ERNEST BLERM Vocational Metal Well-mannered Dale, a Q. H. S. wrestler, easily assumed the role of prize fighter in the Senior Play. His two serious ambitions are to travel and to be a tool and die maker. Boxing and 'Wrestling 9, 11 12: Dance lnstruction 10, 17 C P1 10, ll, 12, Ciass Cornmit'ee 'Commence- ment lnvitationl 12, Senior Play Recall fflsst Sr Sec Edl MHRIORIE BLEHM Commercial Earnest and enthusiastic 'lMargie engages in Mixed Chorus and commercial activi- ties. Her writing ability is re- flected in Quaker Challenge and Q. H. S, News articles. Reading Club 9 fPres 1, Mixed Chorus 9, 10, 12: Oil Painting for Non-Plrt Students 10, lfurnalisrri 11, Q.H,S. News 11, 12, Quaker Chal- lenge ll fExchange Ed J, 12 Clfeat, Ed.lp Qdvertising Committee CP1ayl 11, 12, Dramatics 12, Commercial Club 12, Magazine Campaign Mgr, 12, Recall KF-lsst Circulatzon Mgr 1. MARTIN BLEHM Vocational Hgriculture HMarty, an eager advocate of field and stream, is usually telling about the one that got away. Pls a persistent weight- lifter, he works to develop his muscles. FF Q. 9, 10, ll 12- Track 10: Weight Lifting 10 11, 12: Foot- ball 11 ELEHNOR BOCKIUS Vocational Homemaking Presiding over Future Home- makers of Flmerica or leading the gang for a good time, Boo, with her glowing per- sonality, has no difficulty mak- ing friends. Home Room 9 fpresl, lr Red Cross 9, Basketball 9 YH Pl 9, 10, 12 KPres,l, Girls' Home Mechanics 101 Cafeteria 10 11 12 Class Committee CCornrriencsrne-nt lnvita- tionl 12 DONHLD BOURQUIN Flcademic R sly grin and a humorous re- mark are typical ci 'Bourkief' Handling the lights backstage or singing in Mixed Chorus, Dori always does an efficient job. Orchestra 9 10 ll Mzxei Chcrpis 9 13, 11 12 Mens Giee Club 9 10,11 12 Eand 9 10 11 12 Bux- Mont Band 10 11, Stage Crew 12 1l,12,Bas1cetba1il.tgr 12 11 12 Track 11 Varsity Quartet ll, Q. 11 S News 11 12. 5.1 GERTRUDE BRHUNLE Hcademic Skating? Swimming? lt's hard to say which Gert likes bet- ter. Her boundless enthusiasm should be an asset in her chosen career of nursing. Plastics 95 'Wood Hobby 10: Cafe- teria 10, 11, 12, Dance lnstruction il' Tennis 11, 12, Prom Comrrvttee 'Decoraiionl ll, 12, Quaker Chal- lenge 12 flftlumni Ed 1, Qdvertisina Committee fPlayJ 12, Promoter !Play7 12, Recall lfflsst. Circulation llfgrl BERNARD BREINER Vocational Wood Characterized by 'lcool cat fashions, Butch, when not in the wood shop, uses his out- standing mechanical skill to repair cars. Camera 9, Photography Club 9, Dance lnstruction 10, 11, F.C.F1. 10, 11. Boys 12. 12, Ind, Hrts for Girls and ESTHER BRYDE Commercial Esther, an ardent reader, in- terested in school, demon- strates her conscientiousness by studying industriously and typing assembly schedules and Recall copy, Girls' Sports 9, F.H.P1, 9, Oil Paint- ing for Non-Art Students 101 Cafe- teria 10, ll, 12, Commercial Club 12, Recall fTyp stl, HELEN CRESSMHN Commercial Hn asset to the school as well as her own class, efficient and modest Helen managed the magazine campaign and helps in all commercial work Ir Red Cross 9, Sewing Crafts 1C National Honor Society 10, 11 12 Reading Club ll, Fldvertisinq Corn- rnittee CPlayl 11, 12, Maaazine Campaign Mgr 12 Knitting 12 Commercial Club 12, Recall iflsst Sr Sec Edl GLORIH CROUTHHMEL Vocational Homemaking Driving her '41 'iChevy, plan- ning activities for F. H. H meetings, and working indus- triously in the cafeteria occupy rriost of Gloria's spare time Dancing and skating are her best-liked activities. Hiking 9, FHQ 9 10 12- Perma, 2:2315 10, Handicraft 11 Cafeteria Nineteen INTH CUKURS Rcademic Proficient in language skills, lnta anticipates a career as a linguist. She enjoys singing in a local musical organization and driving her fathers car. Ir. Red Cross 9, Penna. Dutch 10- Travel ll, Theater Qrts 12. HLICIH CYGRN Commercial Pls class treasurer l3llice buzzes around with dollar signs in her eyes. Gay and happy-go-lucky, she has a pleasant smile for all. Plastics 9 fSec.1, Home Room 9 fPres.l, Glee Club 9, 10, Mixed Chorus 9, 10, 11, Class Treasurer 10, ll, 12, Executive Committee 10, 11, 12, Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12, Dance lnstruction 11 fPres.J, Commercial Club 12, Theater Flrts 12, Prom Committee 1Promotionl 12, Cafe- teria 12. LOUISE DHHL Commercial Louise's one and one-eiqhth inch finger nails don't hinder her typing speed or her bat- ting average. She applies her ability to the activities ac- counts and an office job. Tennis Club 9, Softball 9, 10, 11, 12, Penna. Dutch 10 KSec.l, Dance Instruction ll flflsst. Treas.J, Quaker Challenge 11, 12, fMimeo- graphist and Stencil Cutterl, School ccountant 11, 12, Cafeteria 11, 12, Prom Committee iDecorationJ 11, 12, Hdvertising Committee CP1avl ll, 12, Commercial Club 12, Recall fBusiness Mgr.l. HNNE DHVIDSON Hcademic Known for her Pittsburgh ac- cent, Flnne has become a great asset to the class as play prompter and member of the executive committee. This energetic senior also plays in band and orchestra. Dramatics 11, Orchestra ll, Bux- Mont Band 11, 12, Band 11, 12, Prom Committee fPromotionl fCo- Chairmanl ll, 12, Publicity Com- mittee 1PlayJ 11, 12, I-'.'l'.F1. 11, 12, Dance Orchestra 12, Executive Committee 12, Prompter Iplayl 12, Chrysanthemum Committee 12, Franklin Scientific Society 12 KSec.l, Recall tHsst. filct. Edl. WHLTER DERR Commercial Three-thirty. School's out, but not for Walter, who gives extra time on the commercial bal- cony. Rooting at football and baseball games gives him great pleasure. Boxing and Wrestling 9, Penna. Dutch 10, Boys' Gym ll, Quaker Challenge 11, 12 fMimeographistJ, Commercial Club 12, Dance Instruc- tion 12, Twenty X, N.. X '64 a, I I WINONH DIEHI. Vocational Homemaking Tall, blonde, Pickie is ex- tremely fond of horseback rid- ing and fast cars. Her heart's desire is to own an 88 Olds- mobile. General Hobby 9, F.H.Fl. 10, Typing 10, Reading Club 11, Rifle Club 12. IEHNETTE DOCKTOR Commercial Being a competent cafeteria worker and Commercial Club treasurer are two of leanette's main interests at school. Her favorite outside activities are ice skating, swimming, and sewing, Camera 9 fSec.l, Girls' Home Me- chanics 10, Class Committee CPen- nant and Hatl 10, Home Room 10 CV. Pres.l, Cafeteria 10, 11, 12, Prom Committee KDecorationl 12, Chrysanthemum Committee 12, Commercial Club 12 CTreas.J, Re- call fP1sst. Circulation Mgr.l. MICHAEL DREWNIHK Vocational Metal Shy? Not Mike He has dis- couraged many a determined opponent heading for touch- down ground. He keeps in condition by trying to outdo Schulz in weight-lifting. lr. Rifle Club 9, Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12, National Honor Society 9, 10, 11, 12, 1 '.C,R. 10, 11, 12, Football 10, 11, 12 CCO-Captainl: Weight Lifting 10, 11 f'l'reas.J, 12 CV. Presl: Executive Committee 11, Hi-Y 11, 12 tSec.l, Home Room 12 KV. Pres.J. ELIZHBETH EGNER Vocational Homemaking lovial manner and warm smiles behind the cafeteria candy counter have won Liz many new friends. She plans to fulfill cr long-time desire by joining the Flir Force. Grls' Sports 9, Hockey 9, 10, ll, Library Staff 9, 10, 11, 12, Softball 9, io, ii, 12, ri-1.9. 9, io, 12, Girls' Home Mechanics 10 iSec.l2 C4119- teria 10, 11, 12, Prom Committee tDecorationl ll, 12. DOROTHY ELFERS Commercial Chawclate and New Yawk leave little doubt as to Dot's birthplace. With a sweet smile and gentle personality, she will be remembered for her literary and journalistic ability. Journalism 9, 10, Q.H.S. News 10, 11 KHssoc, Ed.J, 12 ICO-Editorl, Franklin Scientific Society 10, Dra- matics ll, Quill and Scroll 11, 12, Quaker Challenge 11 tlfeat. Ed.J, 12 tLit. Ed.l, Rado Forum 12: Com- mercial Club 12, Prom Committee tRefreshmentJ 11, fDecorationJ 12, Chrysanthemum Committee 12, Commencement Committee KCO- Chairmanlg Recall KHct. Ed.l. IEHNNE ESPOSITO Hcademic Whether running down the hockey field, playing baseball or helping with class projects, 'leannie displays the co-op- erative spirit and peppy per- sonality which have won her many friends. lournalism 10 lV, PresJ5 Home Room IC llreas 1, 1V Presb Soft- bal. 10, 11, 12, Dramatics 11' Sr, Rifle 11g QH.S News 11, Fldver- tising Committee lPlayJ 11, Hockey 11, 125 Prom Committee fPromotionl 11, 127 Prompter tPlayl 11, 12- Girls' Varsity 12 lTreas.lp Tri-Hi-Y 125 Publicity Committee lP1ayl 125 Chrysanthemum Committee 12, Ex- ecutive Committee 125 Recall Hlsst. Sr, Sect. Ed,J. ROGER FBUT Hcademic With undefeatable spirit and untiring effort Roger strives to perfect his electronic devices His conscientiousness should be a vital asset in his chosen career. Plastics 95 Franklin Scientific So- ciety 9, 115 Radio 10 CV, PresJ5 Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 125 Cafeteria 10, 11, 12, Prom Committee tDeco- rationl 11, General Hobby 115 Band 11, 125 Mens Glee Club 12. DOROTHEH FIELDS Vocational Homemaking Playing the clarinet in the band and driving are two of Dot's favorite activities. This serious, prize-winning home- making student enjoys cooking and sewing. Indoor and Outdoor Games 9, Stu- dent Council l1.ost and Found Com- mitteel 9: FHF1. 95 10 lPres,l, Home Room 9 tPres lg 11 lTreas.l, O11 Painting for Non-Qrt Students 105 Band 10, 11, 12g Bux-Mont Band 10, 11, 12: Reading Club 11 CV. Pres.l5 Hdvertising Committee lP1ayJ 11: Cafeteria 12, Recall lflsst. Sr, Sec. lEd.J. KENNETH FLUCK Vocational Wood Kenny, one of the ladies' men of the class, has excep- tional skill in woodworking and hopes to establish his own cabinetmaking shop sometime in the future. Basketball 9 Franklin Scientific So- ciety 9, Wood Hobby 9, 10, Base- ball 9, 10 Cafeteria 9 10 ll FCQ 10, 11 12, VVeight Lifting 11 Dance instruction 12. ROSE MARIE I-'LUCK Commercial Pldmired for her fine sense of humor, MRosie served her class on the Publicity Commit- tee for the Senior Play. She showed her interest in sports by acting as baseball cam- paign manager. Plastics 9- Sr, High Wood Hobby for Girls 13 12 Dance lnstruction 117 Baseball Campaign Mar 11 Commercial Club 12, Publtczty Corri- 'ntttee lPlayJ 12. KENNETH FLY Vocational Wood Q keen competitive spirit makes Kenny a well-known figure around school and on the football fielcl. lnterested in mechanics, this athlete plans to attend an automotive school. Track 9 Boys' Gym 9, 10, 115 Foot- ba.. 9, 10, 11, 12, Basketball 9, 10, 11, 125 Baseball 9, 10, ll, 125 F,C,Q. 10 11 12, 'Weight Lifting 12 lPres.J, Lgterary Society 12 lPres,l. DHVID FOX Vocational Wood Friendly t'Foxie is always with a group of his shop bud- dies. Manning a pool cue or rolling a bowling ball, he pro- vides many laugh-fillecl mo- ments. Camera 95 Dance Instruction 10, 115 FCP1. 10, 11, 125 lnd. Qrts 12 STHNLEY GEISSINGER Vocational Hgriculture Q polite boy who enjoys meet- ing new people and working in the cafeteria, Stanley be- comes daring behind the wheel of his Chevrolet FFR 9, 10, 11, 12, Cafeteria 9, 10, 11, 12 HUDREY GEORGE Rcademic With outstanding ability, Flu- drey rates high in all musical groups This versatile senior adds zest and wit to the school as humor editor of the Quaker Challenge. Tennis Club 95 Softball 9, 105 Home Room 9 lSeclg 12 l'l'reas.l- Girls' Cvlee Club 9, 10, 115 12 l'l'reas.1, Mixed Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12, Band 9, 10 11 125 Bux-Mont Band 10, 11, 12, Orchestra 10, 11, 12: District Pand 11,12 FTQ 11,12 Quaker Challenge 11 12 lHumor Edt Var- sity Trio 12 Recall fl3lsst. Plct. Edl GLENN GERHHRT Hcademic Blonde-haired F1ce's manly stride and carefree disposition are his outstanding character- istics. lf theres a little chuckle in class or among the cafe- teria crew, it is frequently caused by smiling Glenn. Ecxzng and Wrestling 9, Student Counctl QSafety Cornmitteel 95 Foot- ball 9 10 Franklin Scientific So- :ety 9 19 Qgrzculture for Non-Hg. Students 12 Executive Committee lf, lunicrlflay, Forum 11, 12: Cafe- feflfl 1. .E Twenty-one IRENE GILBERT Commercial Whenever HGilbie is in the halls, there is sure to be laugh- ter as she relates some humor- ous incident. She rates ice- skating as her favorite recre- ation. Camera 9, Sr High Wood Hobby for Girls 10, Dramatics 11, Com- mercial Club 12, Quaker Challenge CMimeographist and Stencil Cutterl 11, 12, Dance Instruction 12 LEROY GLBDFELTER Hcademic Revealing his musical talent as a three-year band member, this mechanically-minded joke- ster also brightens many classes with his amicable per- sonality. Wood Hobby 9, Mixed Chorus 9, 10, 11, Men's Glee Club 10, ll: Band 10, ll, 12, Cafeteria 10, ll, 12, Orchestra 12, Senior Play. NHOMI GROSS Commercial Hn honor rating and willing- ness to assume responsibility promise success for Naomi in office work. Her dependability merits respect of both teachers and schoolmates. Camera Club 9 KV. Pres.l, F.H.l3l. 9, National Honor Soc ety 10, 11, 12: Oil Painting for Non-Hrt Students 10, Knitting ll, 12, Commercial Club 12, Recall fTypistb. ROBERT HHBSE I-lcademic Bob with his innocent humor has prompted boisterous laughter in many classes. He is renowned for his speedy taxi service from Haycock to O. H. S. Camera Club 9, Cafeteria 9, 10, 11, 12, Property Committee fPlayl 11, 12. IHNICE HHCKER Vocational Homemakinq Ian will be remembered for gay laughter in chemistry classes and her favorite re- mark, 1'You said it. Roller skating and sewing are her pastimes. Reading Club 9, Sr High Wood Hobby for Girls 10, Handicraft 11 Cafeteria 11, 12. Twenty-two if LL. if IHCQUELYN HHRNER Hcademic lackiew brought honor to O. H. S. by participating in Dis- trict and State Bands. This exceptional musician also manages the school store, her duty as vice president of F.'l'.R. Dance Orchestra 9, 10, 11 tPres l. 12- Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Bux-Mont Eand 9, 10, 12, Orchestra 9, 10, 11, 12, Home Room 10 fPres lg Sr Rifle 10, Executive Committee 10, Class Cornmttee fPennant and Hatl, ilflower, Color, and lvfottol 10, State Band 11, District Band ll, 12, Iunior Play, Prom Committee tPublicityl 11, F.T.Q. ll, 12 KV Presl, Recall ffllsst Patron List l.fgr.l GEORGE HHRPER Hcademic Known for friendliness and sincerity, George applies him- self diligently to all his studies, This spelling champion of the class is an avid reader with an extensive vocabulary, Chess 10, Cafeteria 10, ll, 12, Radio Forum 12. RUTH HHRWICK Commercial Tall, dark-haired, immaculately dressed Ruthie was a cap- able basketball campaign manager and is a skilled ac- cordionist. Handicraft 9 fPres.l, Mixed Chorus 9, Franklin Scientific Society 9, Basketball 9, 10, Penna. Dutch 10, Dance Instruction 11, Commerc.al Club 12, Knitting 12, Home Room 12 fTreas.l, Decoration Committee fProml 12, Basketball Campaign Mgr. 12. I ORN HEHDMHN Hcademic loanie, the shortest member of the class, is an energetic worker whether hiding be- hind play scenery as a promp- ter or serving behind the cafe- teria counter. Plastics 9, Wood Hobby 10, Cafe- teria 1U, 11, 12, Dramatics 11, Prom Committee fDecoraticnb 11, 12, Prompter IPlayl 11, 12, Fldvertising Committee CPlayJ 12, Recall fl-Xsst. Patron List Mgr.l. DWHYNE HECKMHN Hcademic Interest and knowledge of scientific equipment make Dwayne the capable head of the amplification crew. He en- joys announcing at football games and experimenting in electronics. Photography Staff 9' Mixed Chorus 9 10, 11, 12, Mens Glee Club 9, 10, Rmpllication 9, 10, ll, 12 lHeadJ, Franklin Scientific Society 9, ll, 12, Rifle Club 9, 12, National Honor Society 10, 11, 12, Radio 11, Executive Committee 11, Recording Crew ll, 12. DONHLD HEIMBBCH Vocational Wood One of the members of the shop, l'Heimy with his roguish manner, tantalizes his fellow classmates. His perseverance helps him to remain an honor student. lr. Rifle Club 97 Franklin Scientific Society 9, Plrnplfication 9, 10, ll, 12, Mixed Chorus 9, 10, 11, 17' Cafeteria 10, Mens Glee Club 10. 11, 125 FCH. 105 11 fExecutive Committeel, 12 lSec.Jg Rifle Team 11. HNNH HERSTINE Commercial Energetic, polite, sincere, pleasant, and witty describe Plnna. Such a battery of qual- ities promises success for her in almost anything she tries Mixed Chorus 9, Plastics 9, Cafe- teria 10, ll, Commercial Club 12, Knitting 12. HERBERT HESS Hcademic Herby's love for cars and the great outdoors is ex- celled only by his congenial personality and willingness to help others. Baseball 9, General Hobby 9: Mixed Chorus 9, 10, ll, 12, Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Home Room tTreas,l ' Mens Glee Club 10, ll, 12: Crew 10, 11, 12, Orchestra 12, 9, ll, Stage RONHLD HILMER Hcademic Ronnie is almost as well known for corny humor as for his capable conducting of class meetings His gift for getting along with everyone insures welcome in any group. Plastics 9, Home Room 9 tPres l, Baseball 91 Basketball 9, 10, Mixed Chorus 9, 10, ll, 12, Stage Crew 9, 10, ll, 12, Franklin Sc entific So- ciety 9, 10, 11, 12 KV. Pres l, Men's Glee Club 10, 123 Class President 10, ll, 123 Executive Committee 10, ll, 12, National Honor Society 10, 11 12 lPresl, Band 13, ll, 12, Hi-Y 10, 11, 12, Radio ll lPresl lunior Play, Q.1'lS News 11, 12 tSports Ed l, Quaker Challenge 11, 12 fSpcrts Ed lg Play Reading Corn- mittee 11, 12' Senior Play, Corn- mencement Committee 12: Recall lilssoc Edt BLICE HINKLE Vocational Homemaking Displaying her skill in sewing, Hlice fashioned a prize-win- ning skirt. Fl smile character- izes the friendly disposition which she uses to advantage behind the cafeteria candy counter. Home Room 9 lTreasl Hikina 9 ll.eaderlq Band 9 10 11 EHR. 9 10, 12, Penna. Dutch 10 Sr. High Wood Hobby for Girls 11' Rdver- tising Commttee lPlayl ll 12 Cafeteria 12, IOHN HINKLE Bcademic Strutting to snappy bancl mu- sic, this mctjorette demonstrates her fine rhythm at football games. loan also reveals her musical talent in playing the piano and organ. Hiking 9, Home Room 9 lTreas.l, Drum Maioretie 9, 10, 11, 12, Penna. Dutch 10' Variety Talent 11 IV. Preslp Qdvertising Committee lPlayl ll 12, Knitting 12. MHRCUS HOCKMHN Vocational Metal This composed fellow, with in- terests varying from astronomy to agriculture, participates in practically all the group dis- cussions that are carried on among the shop bachelors Plastics 9, Boys' Gym 105 ECP. 10, ll, 12, Plgriculture for Non-Flg. Stu- dents ll CV. Preslg Science Ec- tion 12 HARRY HOFFERT Vocational Metal Trapping in the local creeks and keeping his motor scooter in running condition take much of Harry's time. He is an energetic worker in the ma- chine shop. Boxing and Wrestling 9, Baseball 9, Football 10, Home Room 10 lPres.l, PCR 10, 11, 12, Weight Lifting 10, ll, 12 BETTY HOFFMHN Hcademic Little Betty was mistaken for an underclassmen as she car- ried the huge panda during the magazine campaign. This able saleswoman is skillful with an embroidery needle, Travel ll Girls' Handicraft 12 IUHNITH HOFMEYER Hcademic No one would ever suspect that 'Nita' with her unassum- ing manner is an able artist and scholar. Quaker Chal- lenge illustrations and home room decorations are among ner achievements. Tennis Club 9 Tennis 9, 10, ll lournalxsm lf Franklin Scientific Soczety 10 Execatve Committee 10- Sewing Crafts 11 QHS. News 11, Home Room 11 lSeclp Publicity tP.ayl ll Quaker Challenge ll 12 Qllrt Ed J. Twenty-three ELHINE HOLSINGER Hcademic This winsome blonde with an infectious laugh has a story- telling ability which promises success in elementary teach- ing. ln her leisure time she enjoys sewing and singing Tennis Club 9 fTreas 1, Home Room 9 tSeCl: Girls Glee Club 9 l'1 11, 12, Mixed Chorus 9, 10 ll 12 l .T.Q ll 12' Qdvertising Commit- tee tP1ayl ll 12, Class Committee tflower, Color and Mottol 1 lCommencement lnvttationl 12 Re- call tFtsst Patron List Mgrl GHYLE HOLSINGER Commercial Hiding her prankish nature under a guise of innocence, Gayle, a hard-working, ener- getic student, causes laughter in the Commercial Section. Tennis Club 9 tPres 1: Student Council fllssembly Comm tteel 9, Basketball 9, 10: Library Stall 9, 10, 11, 12: Penna. Dutch 10, Home Room 10 113res.l, Dance lnstruction 11, Prom Committee flfntertainmentl ll, Sr. Rifle Club 12: Commercial Club 12: Prom Committee tDecorationl 12. RUTH HUNSBERGEH Hcademic llllthough soft-voiced Ruthie is earnest and hard-working, she always manages to share in the fun. Her reliability and sweet manner are a joy to her associates. Plastics 9 fPres.l: Basketball 9: Franklin Scientific Society 9, 10, 12, Home Room 9, 10 lSec.l: 12 fTreas.l: Tennis 9: ll, 12 CMgr.l: Iournalism 10 fPres.l: Q,l-l,S. News 10. 11: Quaker Challenge 10, ll, tPllumn' Ecl.l: 12 tFeat. Ed.l, Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 12 CRoll Takerl: Dramatics 11: Iunior Play: Tri-Hi-Y 11: 12 tV. Presb: Prom Committee fEntertainmentl tChairmanJ 11: flintertainmentl 12: Executive Com- mittee 11: Qdvertising Committee fP1avl 11, 12: Home Nursing Club for Girls 12 lPres.l: Senior Play: Chrysanthemum Comm ttee 12: Re- call fQsst. Hct. Ed.l. MHRIHN HUNSICKER Commercial One of the busiest commercial students, dependable Marian spends much of her free time industriously typing and cut- ting stencils for the Commer- cial Club. Reading Club 9, Sewing Crafts 10 Travel 11: Quaker Challenge KMim- eographist and Stencil Cutterl ll, 12: Cafeteria ll, 12: Fldvertisina Committee tplayj 11, 12: Dance ln- struction 12: Commercial Club 12 Chrysanthemum Committee 12, Re- call lflsst. Circulation Mgr 1, ELHINE IESSEN Hcademic Pl pleasant smile and a will- ingness to do more than her share characterize this senior girl. Supporting athletic carn- paigns and F.T.l3l. proiects con- tinually keep Elaine busy. Reading 9, Band 9, 10, Penna Dutch 10: Drarnatics ll, Property Commit- tee fplayl ll: Library Staff 11, 12- F.Tf3l 11, 12: Prom Committee lRe- freshmentl ll, 12- Dance lnstructxor. 12: Chrysanthemum Committee 12 Recall tltsst Sr Sec. Ed.J Twenty-four ELHINE KRSPSZYK Commercial Elaine is a valuable assistant in the nurses office. When not spending her free time baby sitting, she enjoys her favorite diversions, reading and square dancing. Reading Club 9, Sewing Crafts 10, ll, I-ldvert sing Committee lPlayJ ll: Dance Instruction 12: Commer- cial Club 12 REGINH KRSZYCKI Commercial There is never a dull moment when leannie is around. Her friends appreciate her witty sayings and hearty man- ner. She spends her idle hours skating and dancing. Plastics 9, Sewing Crafts 10: Dance Instruction 11: Qclvertismg Commit- tee tP1ayl 11: Wood Hobby 12: Commercial Club 12. SHIRLEY KELLER Vocational Homemaking Cars and dancing play an im- portant part in Shir1's out- of-school life. Qrt classes af- ford her a welcome opportun- ity to create clay models of horses. Stamp 9: Ptgriculture for Non-Hg. Students 101 Reading Club 11, Sr. Rifle Club 12. DONHLD KELLY Commercial Fllthough he is always willing to do more than his share for friends, teachers, and his class, Donald still finds time for his pet avocations, bowling and baseball, Dramatics 9: Boxing and Wrestling 10, ll: Rifle Club 12: Commerc'al Club 12. PRISCILLH KEPNER Hcademic Priss's usual whereabouts is behind an easel or a play script. This gal has an amaz- ing amount of energy which she devotes to class projects and forum debates. Radio Forum 10, 11: 12 lSec.l: lunior Play: Quaker Challenge 11, 12 ff-Dirt Ed D: PTH. 11, 12 lSec,J: Prom Committee fDecorat1onl ICO- Chairmanl 11, 12: Publicity Com- mittee tPlayl fChairmaril 11, 12: Play Reading Committee 12: Mixed Chorus 12: Executive Committee 12: Senior Play: Recall iPhoto. Ed.l. HENRIETTH KING Hcademic With a demure blush and friendly grin, 'llrlenf' the only girl photography staff member and an avid reader, continu- ally offers assistance to her host of friends. Plast cs 95 Mixed Chorus 9 10, ll 12, Girls' Glee Club 9, 10, ll 12 lrrornpter fP1ayl ll, Play Reading Committee ll, 12, Home Room 11 12 CSec15 Prom Committee fDe:.'o- rationl 11, 125 Photography Staff 11 12 fSec.l, Franklin Scientific Sc- ciety ll, 125 Quaker Challenge 12 tlfeat. Ed.1. Property Committee IPlayl 125 Recall iPhoto Edl DONHLD KNECHEL ' Commercial Don enacted awkward Butch in the Senior Play to perfec- tion, Whether working on a 'lprom ceiling or upholding the masculine part of the Com- mercial Section, Don does an enthusiastic job. Wood Hobby 9, Football 9, Basket- ball 9, 10, 11, 12, Boxing and Wres- tling 10p Home Room 10 CV Pres15 Hi-Y 10, 11, 12, Baseball 10, ll, 12: Band 10, 11, 12: Bux-Mont Band 10 11, 125 Orchestra 11, 125 Sr. High Boys' Gym 11, 12 lPres.J, Quaker Challenge ll, 12 fMimeographistl, Prom Committee lDecorationl 11, 121 Executive Committee 125 Senior Play, Dance lnstruction 125 Com- mercial Club 12, Recall lF1sst Pa- tron List Mgr 1, PHYLLIS KODER Commercial Meticulous dress, neat brown hair, and pleasing personality, that's Phy1. She efficiently serves as home room secretary and clerks in a local shoe store. Tennis Club 9, Photography Club 10 tTreas 15 Home Room 10, ll, 12 fSec,l5 Reading Club 11 lTreas1 Prom Committee fEntertainmentJ ll, fRefreshment1 125 Property Commit- tee lPlayl ll, 125 Commercial Club 125 Sewing Crafts 12 DHWNE KRESSLER Commercial Flttractive Dolly puts her mu- sical talent to work in both the band and orchestra During leisure hours she ice skates and dances Girls' Sports 9 Home Room 9 tTreas J, 12 tSec J, Sew ng Crafts 10, Band 10, ll, 12, Orchestra 10 ll, 12. Dance Orchestra 11 12 Commercial Club 12, Qdvertisina Committee 1Playl 12 Bux-Mont Band 12, Prom Committee CDeccra- tionl lRefreshmentl 12 SYLVIR KRESSLER Hcademi: Dark-eyed Sylvia is adept at both Beethoven and baseball Her active participation in band, chorus, and Glee Club exhibits her great interest in music. Girls' Sports 9 Mixed Chorus 9' 10, 11, 12' Sewing Crafts 10 Bank: 10, 11, 12, Orchestra 10 ll .12 Bux-Mont Band 11 12p Girls' Glee Club ll 12 Fldvertisin Committe- . 9 lPlayl 11, 12 IERN LRSCIK Commercial leans quiet manner and friendly smile help make her an excellent library assistant. She enthusiastically partici- pates in her favorite hobbies, square dancing and roller skating Plastics 9 Photography Club 10, Library Staff 10, ll, 12p Travel 11. Commercial Club 12, Kntting 12 LILLIHN LEDERER Commercial Where theres Lil, there's laughter. This petite senior, who excels in gym classes, is especially fond of ice skating and reading. Girls' Sports 95 Sewing Crafts 10, Travel 11 1Sec lg Rdvertising Com- mittee lPlayJ 11, Knitting 125 Com- mercial Club 125 Prom Committee lDecorationl 125 Cafeteria 12 NHNCY LEHMHN Commercial Nancy puts her commercial training to use by cashiering at a local grocery store after school. Her hobbies include writing to pen pals, driving, and sewing. Hiking 9 Sewing Crafs 19, Sr Wood Hobby for Girls 11, 12, Rd- vertising Committee Cplayl 11, 125 Commercial Club 12, HICHHHD LEIGHT Vocational Hgriculture Grit and determination en- abled this staunch guard and speedy cinderman to contrib- ute to many victories. His schoolmates honored unassum- ing '1Dick with the presidency of F,F.R. and Hi-Y. Franklin Scientific Society 9: F FQ 9, 10 ll fSecl, 12 iPresl5 Foo'- ball 9, 10 11, 12, Track 9 11, 12. Weight Liltlng 10, 11, 12, H1-Y 11 12 fpresl IRMES LEISTEH Flcademic Home room 26 rocks with laughter, Council members en- thusiastically attack projects limmy's magnetic person- ality insures cooperation and a iob well done in every or- ganization over which he pre- sides. Hiking 9 Easeball 9 10: Franklin Scientific Society 9 llp Horne Rcorn 9 1C iPresl5 ll tV.Pres1pWco:l Robby 10 Class Vice President 10 ll, 125 Executive Committee 10 11 12 Dance lnstruction 11 KV. Pres 1- Quaker Challenge 11 12 lllurricr E11 Qrnplification 11, 12A Prorn Committee tljecorationl ll, 12 Communications 12 Cpres 1' Literary Society 12 QV Preslp Student Council 12 tPresl Commencement Committee Recall lF1sst. Sr Sec Ed 1 Twenty-five IOYCE LEWIS Hcademic Qs a reward for her ,zkill and interest in sports, loyce at- tained the position of co-cap- tain of the hockey tearri Q most diligent student, she plans to enter nursing school Tennis 9, Cheering Club 9 Rifle 9, Cheerleader 9, Hockey 9 19 ll li. lCo-Captainlr Basketbai. 9 10 ll 12 Home Room 10 CTN-asp lol:- nalisrri 10 1'ri-Hi-Y 10 ll 12 iChat- lainl Mixed Chorus lRoQ1Taker, 1' ll 12, Girls' Varsity ll tlreas 1 12 QV Presl Prom Commvee tlin- tertainmentl ll, lDecoraticni 12, Property Committee tPlayJ ll 12 Franklin Scientific Society 12 Chry- santhemum Committee 12, R,-call fF1s:t Hct Ed? HINR LIELMHNIS Hcademic Tiny and soft-spoken, Plina has lent her calm, cheerful personality to class activities, With keen intelligence she earns superior grades in her studies. Ir. Red Cross 9, Typing 10, Reading Club 11, Embroidery 12 WHYNE LIPPMHN Hcademic I firmly bel'eve, 'iSmile please, Be prepared. Versa- tile Wayne displays tremend- ous enthusiasm whether de- bating political issues, snap- ping photos, or engaging in Scout activities. Camera 9 lPres.1, Photography Staff 9, 10, 11, 12 tPres.J, Franklin Scien- tific Society 9, 10, ll, 12, Q.1'I S. News 10: Rifle 10, Raclo Forum 10, 11, 12 KPres.l, National Honor Society 10, 11, 12 LV Presb, Hd- vertising Committee iP1aYl lChair- manl 11, 12, Literary Society 12 1TreasJ, Temple Civic Forum 12. SHIRLEY LUMH Commercial Whether displaying her acting or cheering ability, 'iShirl, known for her comical facial expressions, continuously ex- hibits a pleasing disposition, Cheerleader 9, 10, ll KCO-Captain! 12 tCaptainJ, Cheering Club 9 10 Dramatics 11, 12 tPres1, Home Room 9 tSec.l, Library Staff 9 10, ll, 12, Tr'-Hi-Y 10, 11 12, lunior Play, Prom Committee tDecorationl 11, 12, Senior Play, Chrysanthemum Committee 12, Commercial Club 12 IOHN MHRTIN Vocational Hgriculture Boom! Big 1ohn uoends an- other halfback! This rugged guard also is a shot-putter on the track team During his spare time Iohn drives his '42 Chevy, FFH 9, 10, ll, 12 lChapla:n1 Football 9, 10, 11, 12 Track 9 ll Weight Lifting 10, ll 12 !Se:- Treas J, Literary Society 12 VSec1 Twenty-six IUNE MCCUHDY Hcademic Talented writer and artist versatile lune shows great in- terest and cheerfuiness whether discussing horses, her favorite topic, assisting in the chemistry lab or participating in 4-H activities. l-nnis Clab 9 lournaiisrn 10 iSecI . nnis 10 11 12, Frankin Scien- Sociefy 10, 12, QHS News 11 12 lQssoc Edl Drarnatics ii Creatfre Writing ll Quill and Scronv-ll 12, Quaker Challenge ll 5532: Ld J, 12 tLit. Ed 1, Prom Com- mittee iPromotionJ ll 12, Make-up Committee lPlay1 ll, 12, Publicity Committee tPlay1 ll, 12 Radio Forum 12, Chrysanthemum Commit- tee 12 Commencement Committee ilghairmanl Recall tlllsst Qct L 1 DONHLD MEHSE Vocational Metal Quiet but fun-loving MDon enjoys swimming and skating, Mechanical-minded, he likes to putter with machinery and polish his Ford to a high luster. Cross Country 9, Camera 10, F C131 10 11, 12, Chess 11, 12 lTreas.1, Qdvert sing Committee tPlayj 12, BETTY IHNE MILEY Commercial H whiz at art and dancing, 11Sue also exhibits her ener- getic spirit by playing on the hockey field and baseball dia- rriond. Cafeteria 9, 10, Softball 10, 11, Dramatics 11, Fldvertising Commit- tee tPlayl 11, Hockey ll, 12, Girls Varsity 12 Commercial Club 12. BETTY MILLER Commercial Working in the Commercial Department, the school cafe- teria, and a local office oc- cupies much of Betty's time. She dreams of travel during leisure moments. Wood Hobby 9, Knitting 10, Trave' ll, Dance Instruction 12, Commer- cial Club 12, Cafeteria Flssistant 12 HNDREE Monsr. Vocational Homemaking Tall and stately, brown-eyed, chestnut-haired Flndree is a photographers delight. Her clear soprano voice soars above those of her neighbors in group assembly singing, Home Room 9 K'1'reas1 Reading Clul' 9 Mixed Chorus 9- FHH 9, 1C Sr H gh Wood Hobby for Girls lC, Drarziatics 11 Dance Instruction 12 DORIS MUMBHUER Commercial Pls co-captain of the hockey team, vice president of the Glee Club, and sax' player in the band and orchestra, Doris enjoys her diverse in- terests, Girls' Sports 97 Girls' Glee Club 9 10, 117 12 IV Presj Mixed Chorus 9, 10, ll, 12, Band 9 10 11 12 Orchestra 9, 10 11 12 Hockey 9 10, 11 12 CCG-Captainl Softball 9 10 11 125 Dance Orchestra 10 11 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12, Girls' Varsity 11, 12, Prom Committee lrlefresh- rrientl 11, 12 Varsity Sextet 11 Varsity Trio 12, Bux-Mont Band 12 Chrysanthemum Committee 12 Property Committee CPQayl 12 Bas- ketball Campa gn Mgr 121 Cass Committee 1Cornmencernent lnvita- tionl 12, Commercial C.ub 12 He' call fQsst Circulation Mar 1 IHNE MYERS Hcademic Hlthough she delights in active participation in athletics, lane was content to sell refresh- ments for her class or to be a rooter at school sports events. Handicraft 9 1Treas.J, Woccl Hobby 10 Travel ll, Embroidery 12 PHYLLIS NHCE Hcademic Copper-tressed 'iPhy1 has a ready retort for any auip Whether vocalizing in school musical organizations or har- monizing with her friends she shows her delight in singing Tennis Club 9: Softball 9, Girls' Glee Club 9 10, 11, 12 Mixed Chorus 9, 10 11, 12, Prom Commit' tee KDecorationh 12 SHIRLEY NI-ISE Commercial There goes Shirley zooming down the hockey field, Though this smiling brunette appears shy, her friends know her to be lively and fun-loving Tennis Club 9, Tennis 9 Hockey 9 10, 11, 12, Penna Dutch 10, Dance Instruction ll Prom Comm ttee Cl-le freshrnentl 11 Kllecorationl 12 Q1- vertising Committee 1Playl ll 12 Knitting 12, Commercial Club 12 BLRKE NIXON Vocational Hgriculture Blake whose quiet manner hides a mischievous disposi- tion, earns his rnoriey trapping and spends it trying to keep his yellow-wheeled '32 Chevy rolling fr Rifle Club 9 Fcctbaf 9, Harr- culture10 FFQ 11 12 Hanaicratf 11 Wood Hobby 12 tkfx JOHN OSWHLD Commercial lohn is one of Miss Martins model home room members, He spends a great deal of time working on the commercial balcony lr ngfle Club 9, Sr Hgricuiture 10 1,1 kSr'2Bi1le Club 12 Comrnercia. ,..l 1 MRRY LOU PBSTOR Vocational Homemaking Looking for 'l,ouie ? There she is either leading the FHF1 in singing familiar tunes, drying dishes in the cafeteria or cre- ating new dance routines G:r.s Sports 9 1PresJ, FHH 9, 10, 12 1Song Leaderl, Cvrls' Home Mechanics 10 fTreaSl, Dramatics 11 Fldvertising Committee IPlayJ ll Cafeteria 12 WILLHRD PETTEBONE Vocational Metal More interested in music than studies, Bill is the mainstay of the percussion section of the QHS. Band. Louder than the drums is his dualfexhaust Ford, Camera 9, Mixed Chorus 9 10 Men's Glee Club 9, 10 Band 9, 10 11 121 FCA 10 11 12 Dance Orchestra 11, 12 PHTHICIH REPHSH Hcademic H dynamo of energy with crew ative and executive ability, Pat sparkles whether acting in class plays or conducting FTP and home room meet- ings. Plastics 95 Tennis 10, Franklin Scientific Society 9, 10, Girls' Glee Club 1011-lresl, 11, 12, Q HS News 10 ll 12 fflssoc 19:11, Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 12, Home Room 10 CV Pres 1, 11 12 fPres 1, Orchestra 11: Student Council ll CV Presl 11 llfxecutve Committeel lunior Play Play Heading Commrttee 11 12 Quxll and Scroll ll, 12, YTF1 ll 12 fPresl Quaker Challenge 11 1l.1t lfdl 12 1Ed. in Chief1,Tri- H1-Y 11 12, Library Staff 11, 12, Prcm Ccrnrnuttee tPrornoticnJ 1Co- Chairrnanl ll 1Promot1onl 12 Sen- ior Play Commencement Committee 12 hecall CS! Sec lfdl WILLIHM ROSCH Hcademic Controlling the backboard on the basketball court, expertly operating movie projectors, and writing suspenseful stories for the Quaker Challenge, Bill is known throughout OHS, Boys Cooking 9 lPresi lr H gb Literary Society 9 iPres Franklgn Scientific Society 9 Mixed Chorus S 12 11 12, Home Floor: 9 Treast lf lPreSl 11 12 i'.' Pres ' Plrnclifcatxort 12 11 1' Head Mens Glee Club lf 11 12 'Pres Q S News 11 12 iSj:orfs Hd Property Cornrziittee 'PIavi Chazrrnani 11 Quaker Chalenae 11 12 JHur:icr Ed 1, Play Re-adzna tee 11 12 Basketball 11 12 -'cr' Tornrnittee 1Decc-ratzonl ll Entertaznrnentf 12 Student Coun- :QQ 12 ,V Presb 12 Clixecutive Cornrr: tteel Senior Play, lr Kiwan- 1an 12 Commencement Ccrnrnittee, ieca.. xBoys Sports E11 ' Twenty-seven lHMES ROSENBERGER Vocational Wood Much of Iim's leisure time is occupied by collecting guns and fishing. His unusual proi- ects keep his wood shop class- mates in a constant uproar. Boys' Cooking 9, Weight Lifting 10, Hgriculture for Non-Qg Students ll: Boys' Gym 12 HRLENE RUSH Commercial Tickling the ivories delights Flrlene. Her working knowl- edge of shorthand and typing should make her an efficient secretary. Reading and hiking are her pet pastimes. Tennis 9, Teen-Flge Book Club 10: Travel ll, Commercial Club 12, Knitting 12. HRTHUR RUSH Vocational Wood Fl familiar figure in the cafe- teria and wood shop, Rrtie' applies himself as a fleet- footed sprinter and as a trum- bonist in the band, Men's Glee Club 9, 10, ll: Mixed Chorus 9, 10, 11, Band 9, 10, 11, 12, F.C.Q. 10, 11, 12, Cafeteria 10, ll, 12, Track ll, 12. LEROY SRCKS Vocational Metal Mike, a popular metal bender and one of Mr. Wis- neski's grapplers, skilfully manages the F.C.Fl. funds. His hobby is driving his '40 Ford. Football 9, Baseball 9, 10, Boxing and Wrestling 9, 10, ll, 12 CV, Pres.J, F.C.R. 10, 11, 12 f'l'reasl MARY HLICE SCHHNTZ Hcademic Math can be fun and high grades attainable we learned from Mary Fllice. Fllthough studious, she is full of fun and finds plenty of time to play her marimba. Tennis Club 9, Home Room 9 fPres.l, Natonal Honor Society 9 10, ll, 12, Oil Painting for Non-Flrt Students 10, Class Committee fPen- nant and Hatl 10, Sr High Wood Hobby for Girls ll. OHS News 11, 12, Fldvertising Committee tPlayl 11, 12, Knitting 12, Quaker Challenge fFllumn1 Edl 12, Recall lFlsst. Plct. Ed l. Twenty-eight ROBERT SCHMIDT Vocational Hgriculture Hmong his favorite hobbies Bob enioys trapping and raising prize-winning poultry for contests. He makes friends readily and finds pleasure in executing modern dance steps. Dance lnstruction 10, lunior Play, FFR ll, 12 fSec.l. Fldvertising Committee lPlayl ll, Weight Lift- ing 512, Recall flflsst Patron List .gr SHIRLEY SCHNHBLE Hcademic Pin active member of the Dra- matics Club, Shirley enjoys directing plays when not help- ing in the library. Shirl's interest in people should be an asset in her chosen career, nursing. Plastics 9, Oil Painting for Non-Flrt Students 10, Library Staff 10, ll, 12, Dramatics 11, 12, Qdvertising Committee fPlayl ll, 12, Cafeteria 12, Recall Kllsst. Patron List Marl BHRBHRR SCHNEIDER Rcad emic Fl tall, spunky blonde, Barb, presides at Tri-Hi-Y meetings and has inexhaustible energy for her many activities. Girls' Sports 9, Tennis 9, 10, Li- brary Staff 9, 10, ll, 12, Mixed Chorus 9, 10, ll, 12, Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12, Franklin Scientific Society 10, Home Room 10 fTreas.l, Girls' Glee Club 10, ll fSec.-Treas.l, 12, Student Council flilssembly Com- mitteel ll, 12, Prom Committee tDecorationJ ll, 12, Property Com- mittee fPlayl ll, 12, Hockey ll, 12 fMgrl , Tri-Hi-Y ll, 12 fPres.l, O.H.S. News 12 fSports Ed.J, Girls' Vars ty 12, Chrysanthemum Com- mittee l2, Recall fGirls' Sports Co- Editorl, RONHLD SCHOCH Vocational Metal Snapping photos and raising Hlrican finches keep Ronnie occupied. However, he is never too busy to solicit tickets for every school project. Plastics 9, Cafeteria 9, 10, ll, F.C.A. 10, ll, 12, Travel ll, Communica- tions 12 IHNET SCHUECK Vocational Homemaking Often with a group of girls, little lanet finds it easy to make conversation. F1 seam- stress with a professional touch, she rates as an out- standing homemaking student, Mixed Chorus 9, Cheerleader 9, Cheering Club 9, 10, 1 ,H.f-1. 9, 19, 12 lSec.l, Dramatics 11, Qdvertis- irgg Committee lPlayJ ll, Caieteria 1 . WILLIRM SCHUETZ Hcademic Zoom! There goes llSchuetzy in his blue llChevy . Bills carefree manner has enabled him to score high in his favor- ite activities, basketball, base- ball, and getting into trouble innocently. Wood Hobby 9 Franklin Scientific Society 9, 10, Radio 1C Dance ln- struction ll, Iunior Play, Commgni- cations 12, Prom Comm ttee CC ean upi 12, Property Committee tPlayJ 12, PETER SCHULZ Hcademic Watch those muscles bulge! Besides being a physical cul- ture enthusiast, llPete is a whiz at math and a respected captain on the gridiron He also enjoys cruising around town. Rifle 9, 10: Men s Glee Ciub 9, lfl Mixed Chorus 9, 10, ll: Track 9, 10, 115 Football 9, 10, 11: 12 1Co- Captainlq Hi-Y 10, 11, 12, Home Room 11 tPres J, Executive Com- mittee llg Cafeteria ll, 12, Weight Lifting 11, 12. FHITH SELL Bcademic With her subtle humor, Faith supplied many laughs at lun- ior and Senior Play practices. She also lent her original and gay ideas to prom tickets and posters. Cwirls' Sports 9, Sewing Crafts 10 Class Committee tPe-nnant and Hatl 10, Home Room 10 KV Pres 1, 12 tTreas,l, Dramatics 11, lunor Play, Prom Committee CPromot.on1 11, 12, Fldvertising Committee tPlay1 11, 12, Tri-Hi-Y 12, Chrysan- themum Committee 12 Senior Play Recall tF1sst Hct lldl MHRGHRET SEROCK Commercial 'Peggy's impeccable neat- ness and blithe spirit compel attention, Her evenvtemper and dependability make her a good salesman and an asset to the class Camera 9 Mixfd Chorus 9, P-Anna Dutch 10 Sf-wina Crafts ll Sr High Wood Hobby for Girls 121 Commercial Clxilz 12 Prom om- miftee tDecoratonl 12 DONHLD SHELLY Vocational Wood Fin easy-going happy fellow, Don freauerifly erifoys a hearty laugh He displays his talents both in the wood shop and on the dance floor Hiking 9 Footbal 9, Track 9 P C 131 10 11 12, Tra'-'el ll, Dance lnstruc- tion 12 CPresl ve DOROTHY SHELLY Commercial llaturalness and an air of serenity characterize Dorothy. Playing the organ and piano fill many of her spare mo- YT19Y1fS. Gzrls' Sports 9, Orchestra 9, 10, 11 Girls' Glee Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Library Stall 9, 10, ll, 12: Mixed Chords 9, 10, ll, 125 Varsity Sexzet 11 Pldvertising Committee tPlayJ ll, 12, Commercial Club 12, Chry- santhemum Committee 12, Prom Committee tDecoration1, tRefresh- menti 12. IEHN SHINN Vocational Homemaking Deftly twirling a fire baton, lean provides color at football games as head majorette, Grls Sports 9: Drum Majorette 9, 10, 11, 12, Softball 9, 10, 11, 12: PHI-1 9, 105 12 CV. PreS1: Class Committee tlflower, Color and Mottoi 10: Student Council lifts- sembly Committeel 10, Sr High 'Hood Hobby 10: Dramatics 115 Mixed Chorus 11, Prom Committee tDecorationJ 11, 12, Bux-Mont Band 12 Dance lnstruction 12. MHRY SHOWER Hcademic Mary, with her contagious laugh and theatrical enthusie asm is a whiz in basketball and art. She also contributes her abilities to Student Council. Handicraft Club 9 f'1'reas.lg Girls' Glee Club 9, 10, 11: Student Coun- cil tllssembly Comrriitteel 9, 10: 11, 12 tChairmanl, 12 tlixecutive Com- mitteel: Mixed Chorus 9, 10 11. 12, National Honor Society 9, 10, 11 12, Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12 tCo- Captainl: Tennis 9, 10, 12: Quaker Challenge 10, 11, 12 tilrt Ed J, Tri- Hi-Y 10, 111 12 1Treas.lr Franklin Scientific Society 10, 11, 12, Make- up Committee fPlayl 115 Prom Committee tDecorationJ 1Co- Chazrmanl 11, 12, Pubic tv Com- mittee tPlay1 11, 12, Play Reading Committee 11, 12, Senior Play, Theater I-lrts 12 tPres,lg Recall tPor- trait Ed 1 ROSEMHRIE SIMITZ Commercial Catchy jokes, a ready laugh, and energetic spirit distinguish this happy-go-lucky redhead. Girls' Sports 9' Student Council 'Safety Committeel 9- National Honor Society 9, 10, 11, 12, lourf nalism 10 fSecl: Home Room 19 11 'Pres J Dramatics 11 lSe: 1- Baseball Basketball Campaign lla: 117 Quaker Challenge 11 fix- change 15:11 12 Cfeat Edl ll 12 flvlirrieccgraph st and Stencil Cutterl, Prom ommittee tPromotioni 11 tCl-r-an-upl, lRetreshmerif1 12 Ex- e-c'it1'.'e Committee ll, 12 Cass Secretary ll, 12, Play Campaian liar ll 125 Dance lnstruction 12 Commercial Club 12 KV Presl: Rdvertistng Committee tPlay1 12 Class Comm'ttee fcamrriencement lnvitattcnl tChairrrianl 12 Football Campaign Mgr 12: Recall lllsst Patron l.'st Mgr 1. IERNETTE SLOYER Commercial Nnetner playing left fullback in hockey or selling at toot- ball games, l'1enny makes a hit Tennis Club 9 tSecJ- Tennis 9 Girls Glee Cob 9 10 Mixed Chorus 9 1C 11 Hockey 9, 10 11, ll Home Room 19, 11 tSec1g Tri- H1-Y lf 11, 12, Dance Instruction ll Treas E' Prom Committee CRe- freshmentt 11 12 Theater Flrts 12' Commercial Club 12. Twenty-nine MHRIELLEN SMITH Bcademic Lending her writing talent to SChOOl publications and her managing ability to class ac- tivities takes much of her time, but efficient Mariellen attains top grades. lournalism 9, QHS News 9, 10, 11, 12 CCG-Editorlz National Honor Society 9, 10, ll, 12, Class Sec- retary 10, Executive Committee 10 Student Council ISafety Comm tteel 10, tSafety Committeel fCha1rmanJ, CV Pres Pa Flssoc. Student Coun- cilsl ll, Franklin Scientific Society 10, ll, Radio Forum 10, ll, 12, Quaker Challenge tlixchange Edt IC, mer. 51.3 11, 41.11. Edt 12, lunior Play, Quill and Scroll ll, 12: Prom Committee tGeneral Chairmanj ll, CEnterta1nmentl CCha1rmanl 12: Fldvert sing Com- mittee fP1ayJ ll, 12g Play Reading Committee 11, 12, Temple Civic Forum 11, 12, Chrysanthemum Com- mittee 12, Commencement Commit- tee, Recall tEd1tor in Chiefl. RICHARD SMITH Vocational Hgriculture R class Casanova, Smitty also called many winning plays for OHS. gridmen. His good-natured antics enliven numerous Hg classes. Cafeteria 9, 10, F,F.Ft. 9, 10, ll tSentinell, 12 IV. Pres.J, Weight Lifting 9, 10, ll, 12, Football 9, 10, 11, 12, Track 101 H-Y 10, ll, 12, Home Room 10, 11, 12 fPresl, Prom Committee tDecorat1ont ll, Baseball ll, 12. LAWRENCE SNYDER Vocational Wood Zip, right-hand-man to Mr. Hlexander and a lively home room president, spends much of his leisure time ice-skating and driving his car. Boxing and Wrestling 9 ISecl. Mixed Chorus 9, Basketball 9: Football 9, 10, Home Room 9 KV Preslg 12 KPres.l, Hariculture for Non-Hg. Students 10, F.CFl 10, ll. 12 tSecl, Handicraft ll, Wood Hobby 12. NHOMI SOMERS Commercial Naomi industriously serves as a member of her home room excuse committee and works at a local restaurant after school. She enjoys dancing to pop records during her free time. Hiking 9, Photography Club 10, Sr. High Wood Hobby for Girls ll. 12, Commercial Club 12. DORIS SOWERS Vocational Homemaking l'Dorie's musical talent is an asset for leading F.H.f3l mem- bers in song at club meetings. Learning new popular dances tops her list of hobbies. Mixed Chorus 9, Ir. Red Cross 9. FHA 9, 10: 12 fScng Leaderl. Sr High Wood Hobby for Girls 10 Prompter tPiayl ll, Dramat cs 11 Hdvertising Committee fPlayJ 11, Dance Instruction 12 Thirty an-4 -r METRF1 SPHLVINS Hcademic 131 quiet miss with a high scho- lastic standing, considerate Metra has won the admiration of her classmates, The en- thusiasm she shows in selling at games is displayed in everything she undertakes Reading Club 9, Wood Hobby 10, Tennis 10 Travel ll, Theater Qrts 12 IORN SPRINGER Commercial Flctivities accountant and member of Ol-l.S. publication staffs, versatile and lively loan devotes her free time to danc- ing, ice-skating, and playing the piano. Home Room 9 KV. Pres.J, lournal- ism 9 tSec.t, 10, Franklin Scientific Society 9, 10, National Honor So- ciety 9, 10, ll, 12, Q.H S. News 10, ll, 12, Tri-Hi-Y 10 ll, 12, Cafe- teria 10, ll, 12, Dramat cs ll, lunior Plav, Quaker Challenge ll. 12 tflct. Ed.J, Schcol Qccountant ll, 12, Prom Committee fDecorat1onl 11, 12, Play Reading Committee ll, 12, Commencement Committee: Commercial Club 12, F.T.l'-l. 12, Re- call tfilsst. Sr. Sec. Ed.J. IERRY STBUI-TER Vocational Metal lerry tours the town in his hot Plymouth. Traveling with the fellows and managing the baseball team occupy his after-school hours. Plastics 9, Qgriculture for Non-Flg. Students 10- FC.l3l. 10, 11, 12, Radio ll, Baseball ll, 12 tMgr.l, Boys' Gym 12, HOPE STOVER Bcademic By telling impromptu jokes and paraphrasing statements, Hope adds merriment to classes. Her spontaneous re- actions were also appreciated on the prom decoration com- mittees. Tennis 9, Girls' Glee Club 9, 10, Mixed Chorus 9, 10, ll: Variety Talent ll, Dramatics 12 KV. Pres.l, Prom Comm ttee tDecorationJ 12. GREGORY STUMP Hcademic The play casts will long re- member the hilarity Greg produced when mastering his parts as stuffy business men. R great Notre Dame fan, he is constantly relating the latest sports statistics. Football 9, Plastics 9: Qqriculture for Non-Ffg. Students 10: lumor Play, Cafeteria ll, 12, Senior Play, Rifle Club 12. IUDITH SWHRTZ Hcademic Rushing the hockey ball, de- fending the basket, hitting high notes in Mixed Chorus, or arranging assembly pro- grams, ludy applies herself wholeheartedly. Cheerleader 9, Cheermg Club 9, lO, Girls' Glee Club 9, 10, ll, 12, Library Staff 9, 10, 11, 12, Mixed Chorus 9, 10, ll, 12, Hockey 9, 10, 11, 12, Basketball 9, 10, ll, 12, Student Council 10 fLost and Found Committeel: 11, 12 ffflssemby Com- mitteel, Tri-Hi-Y 10, ll, 12, Prom Committee fDecorationl 11, 12, Ex- ecutive Committee 11, 12, Publicity Committee tPlayl 11, 12, Property Committee fPlayl ll, 12 fChair- manl, Girls' Varsity 12, Recall fCir- culation Mgr.l. IOHN SZUCHYT Vocational Wood Six-feet-one Suchee adds many amusing quips to wood shop conversation, Pllthough he hails from our principal rival, he has succeeded in win- ning many friends. FCQ. 12 EDWARD TIRIHN Vocational Wood Eddie, who fashions many beautiful pieces of furniture in the wood shop is an honor stu- dent and a loyal member of the cafeteria crew. Hiking 9, Cafeteria 9, 10, ll, 12: Band 10, Men's Glee Club 1U ll, Mixed Chorus 10, ll, F.C.Pl. 10, 11, 12, Dance Instruction 12, C'ass Committee fCommericement Invita- ticnl 12. SHHRON TRHUGER Hcademic R radiant smile and shining hair identify Sharon. Efficiency and enthusiasm help her to excel in Student Council work, science, and writing sports articles. General Hobby 9, Literary Society 9 fSecl: Basketball 9, Tennis 9, Home Room 9 fPres.J, Franklin Scientific Society 9, 10, ll tSec.l, 12 fPres.l, Journalism IO tTreas J, Executive Committee 10, Mixed Chorus 10, ll, Hockey 10, ll, O H. S. News 10, 11, 12 fSports Ed.J, National Honor Society 10, 11, 12, Rifle Club ll, Girls' Glee Club ll, lumor Play, Student Coun- cil 11 fQssembly Committeel- 12 flnst and Found Committeel fChairmanl, Quaker Challenge ll 12 fSports Ed l, Band ll, 12 Soft' ball 11, 12 fMgr.l: Prom Commite tee fEnterta nmentl ll, 12, Rdver- using Committee fPlayl ll, 12 Dance Instruction 12, Senior Play' Tri-Hi-Y 12, Chrysanthemum Com- mittee l2' Recall fGirls' Sports Co- editorl. DWIGHT TUTTLE Vocational Hgriculture Despite his COYISAGH1 tardiness Dwight still finds time to get into trouble. His unusual danc- ing and driving techniques are excelled only by his way with girls. Football 9 FFF1 9 IO ll 12 Dance Instruction 10 12, Variety Talent ll fPres.l. I T 'G X 35 3k' Q' ,-A 4 I xx T? PHYLLIS ULMER Vocational Homemaking Fldmired by schoolmates for her perseverance, Phyllis is particularly adept at sewing and dancing. She has contrib- uted willingly to the cafeteria for four years. Indoor and Outdoor Games 9, F H A 9, 10, Cafeteria 9, IU, ll, 12, Typing 10 fTreas J. DONALD VAN BUKEN Vocational Hgriculture R tricky ball-handler on the hardwood, Van aids the team to victory. fllctive in Hi-Y and Mixed Chorus, he plans a ca- reer in the Rir Force, Boxing and Wrestling 9, 10: Foot- ball 9, 10, Basketball 9, ll, 12, Baseball 10, Cafeteria 10, ll, F.F H. 10, 11, Hi-Y 10, ll, 12, Radio 11, Travel ll. Rdvertising Committee tP1ayJ 11, Prom Committee tDeco- rationl ll, 12, Dance Instruction QV. Presb 12. IOHN VIEHE Hcademic Iohn, one of the taller seniors, possesses an easy-going man' ner and an uncanny skill for evading classes. Girls, cars, and swimming are listed among his chief interests. Hiking 9, Handicraft 9, Football 9, Rgriculture for Non-Hg. Students 10, Hi-Y 10, ll, 12, Travel 11, Radio ll, Sr. Rifle Club 12, Home Room 12 CV. Presb- Prom Committee fClean-upl fChairmanl 12. BEVERLY WRLCK Hcademic Rlthough carefree, this active member of the rifle team is an ardent worker. 'Bev' usually sports the latest styles from a local clothing store where he works. Men's Glee Club 9, Mixed Chorus 9, 19, ll, 12, Chess 10, Rifle Club 10, ll, 12 fPresl, Rifle Team 10 11 12, Radio ll, Flmplification ll, 12 Dance Instruction 12 IOHN WRLKER Commercial This peppy, red-headed cheer- leader with her quick smile has won many friends. loan is known for her cooperation and efficiency especially as manager of the basketball team. Cheering Club 9, 10, Home Room 9, IO tSecl, National Honor So- ciety 9, 10, ll, 12 f'I'reas.l, Basket' ball 9, 10' ll, 12 fMgrl: Cheer' leader 9, 10, ll, 12, Tri-Hi-Y IU, 11. 12, Class Committee fPennant and Hatl iChairmanl 10, Dramatics ll fTreas 1, Iunior Play, Quaker Chal- lenge ll, 12 fMimeographistl, Prom Committee tRefreshmentl ll' fClean-upl 12, Knitting 12 fPres,l Student Council 12 fSec.l, fExecu- tive Committeel, Commercial Club 12 Thirty-one PHUL WHTRHTZ Vocational Metal Tall Paul, well-mannered and quiet, spends most of his time hunting and tinkering with his car. Planning to becgme q machinist, he works hard in the shop. Boy' G 9. R di lU,1l,12,F cpl. iolrli, 12.0 'O PRULINE WEIKEL Vocational Homemalcing Polly, a giggling red-head, enlivens many affairs, but manages to earn good marks in homemaking. She interests her friends by relating numer- ous out-of-school activities. Camera 9, F.H.I-1. 9, 10, 12, Oil Painting for Non-Hrt Students 10, Band 10, 11, Cafeteria 11, 12. EILEEN WENHOLD Commercial Effervescent personality, win- ning smile, and a cooperative manner describe Imogene This energetic commercial worker also clerks in a local store. Girls' Sports 9, Camera 10, Dance Instruction ll, Prom Committee Clin- tertainmentl 11, lDecorat'onJ 12, Commercial Club 12, Knitting 12. IOHN WILHELM Vocational Rgriculture Transferring from a lower Bucks County school, Iohn en- rolled in the agriculture course because of his interest in farm- ing. H quiet manner aids him in his favorite avocations, hunting and chess playing. Chess 12. Class Flower: Yellow rose Class Colors: Red and Gray Class Motto: The surest way not to fail is to determine to succeed. Thirty-two 1. F . U1 x.. xy Q 4' J I 1 -- bf 4 CR-5 . 'I' r HDELLE YEHKEI. Commercial Fldelle, with her inimitable laugh, is a valuable member of the class, excelling in music and typing. She enjoys telling witty stories and sam- pling her parents' baked goods. journalism 9 CV. Presl, Ir Red Cross 9 lSec.l, Home Room 9 fSec.l: Girls' Glee Club 9, 10, ll, 12 lSec.J, Quaker Challenge 9, 10, 11, 12 lC1rculation Mgrl, Mixed Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12, Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Orchestra 9, 10, ll, Class Committee KFlower, color and mottol fChairmanl 10: Q.H.S. News 10, ll, Rifle Club 10, 11, Dance Orchestra 10, 11, 12, junior Play, Prom Committee fRefreshmentJ lChairmanJ 11, lCo-Chairmanl 12, Varsity Sextet ll, Qdvertising Com- mittee fPlayJ 11, 12, Chrysanthe- mum Committee tChairmanl 12, Commercial Club 12 lSec.J, Var- sity Trio 12, Recall fTypistl. PHUL YERGER Hcademic Neat and well-groomed, Paul is a connoisseur of feminine pulchritude as his locker door demonstrates. His quiet man- ner belies his mischievous na- ture. Ir. High Literary Society 9 fTreas.l: Men's Glee Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Mixed Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12, Sound Effects fPlayl ll, Prom Committee tDecorationl ll, flintertainmentl 12, Play Reading Committee ll, 12: Senior Play, I-Iome Room 12 fPres.l: Commencement Committee, IUNE YOUNG Commercial Whether skating at a nearby rink or playing pop tunes, lune, a pert redhead, brightens the scene with her hilarious laughter and witty remarks. Camera 9, Oil Painting for Non- Hrt Students 10, Dance Instruction 11, Tennis 11, 12, Theater Ftrts 12, Commercial Club 12. RONHLD ZHKEOSIHN Vocational Wood Zak will long be remembered for his amusing jokes and flashy dress. His curly hair, suave manner, and Greet- ings have made him the Val- entino of O.H.S. Rifle Club 9, Franklin Scientific So- ciety 9, Home Room 9 fV. Presl: 10, ll, t'I'reas.l, Weight Lifting 10, F.C.Fl. 10, ll, 12 fPres,l: Photog- raphy Staff 10, ll, 12 IV. Pres.l, Prom Committee fEntertainmentl ll, Dance Instruction ll, Industrial Qrts 12 CV. Pres.l, Recall Cflsst. Sr. Sec. Ed.J. HNNH MBE ZWICKL Commercial Extraordinary leadership abil- ity and persuasive manner en- able Flnna Mae to excel in her variety of interests. By solicit- ing funds for all projects, she greatly enlarged the class treasury. Girls' Sports 9, Franklin Scientific Society 9, 10, Home Room 9, 10 CSec.l, 11 fPres.l, 12 CV. Pres.l, National Honor Society 9, 10, ll. 12, Sewing Crafts 10, Dramatics ll: Hdvertising Committee lPlayl ll. 12, Prom Committee fPromot'onl ll, fPromotionl fCo-Chairman! 12, Play Campaign Mgr. ll, 12, Quaker Challenge fFlrt Ed.l ll, 12, Q.I'-I.S. News ll, 12, Dance Instruction 12: Chrysanthemum Committee 12: Football Campai n Mgr. 12, Com- mercial Club l2 lgreslz Commence- ment Committee 12: Recall lPatron List Mgr.l. We ' ' 4 new ACT 1: FRESHIVIAN YEAR We portrayed typical freshmen as we made our entrance into high school. At a party given us by the sophomore class, we were introduced to our teachers and uppers classmen. The spotlight that year pin-pointed our trip to the Franklin lnstitute, where we marveled over the Fels Planetarium demonstration, Reason for the Seasons. We will remember our invasion of the large edifice with mixed emotions. loan Springer earned the General Science prize and starred in the Lehigh Valley Science Fair when she won the title, Nlunior Grand Champion, for her project on prehistoric animals. For their outstanding work as ninth graders, loan Springer and Peter Schulz received the American Legion awards. That spring our attention focused on the annual exhibit, the culmination of a year's study, and we proudly displayed our career books, science projects, and art accomplishments to parents and friends. As the climax of the first act, we captured the baseball campaign by soliciting 5515199 worth of season tickets, and assisted by Miss Lorraine Conway, former school nurse, energetically vended refreshments at spring games. ACT II: SOPHOMORE YEAR The principal actors in our four-year production assumed their roles in class activities as we elected Mr, Richard Strayer, adviser, Ronald Hilmer, president, lames Leister, vice president, Mariellen Smith, secretary, and Alicia Cygan, treasurer. For our first group project, we gave the traditional Get-Acguainted Party for the freshmen, Members of the cast assembled in the Q.H.S. gym in October, and following a hilarious ses- sion of dancing and games, began to know their classmates better. We won the basketball campaign as the reward for two weeks of vigorous selling. Since the girls of the class sold the greater number of tickets, for a day they walked empty-handed through the halls while the boys struggled with piles of books. Because she was elected state student council vice president, Mariellen Smith had the oppore tunity of attending the National Student Council Convention at Evanston, lllinois, in lune. After a spirited campaign, Pat Repash received congratulations upon her election as 'lveep of the l952-53 Student Council, Our class hats, pennants, and emblems arrived in the spring, and we sewed the emblems on coats and jackets, hung the banners in our rooms, and for a snort time proudly sported our red and gray caps in classes. ACT III: IUNIOR YEAR Previous months of rehearsal had prepared us for this important year in our high school lives, and we entered the football ticket campaign with confidence. Our enthusiasm was HCTIVITIES HCCOUNT SECHETHRIES MRGRZINE CRMPRIGN MANRGERS Left to right: l. Springer L Dahf Left to right M Blearn H Cressrnan K . a.u.u.v, - l..u..... 1 mann. , nut 1 lnhll-lb- lllaUdn.' ue. PLRY TICKET CHMPHZGN MHNHGERS Lett to :taht Fl. Zwrckl, R Stmrfz fl I Mama' somewhat dampened however when the semors scored a decrsrve vrctory but we deter mrned the next one would be ours Class oltrcers assumed ther former posrtrons and we welcomed Rosemarre Srmttz as se cretary Somewhat grudgrngly we submltted to tests measurrng mental maturrty and academrc achrevement Our trrst play wrthrn a play was soon to begrn and the play readrng commrttee conscren trously studred numerous scrrpts trnally choosrng Quret Summer Workrng together smoothly the class agarn carrred the basketball trcket campalgn and sold hot dogs candy and potato chrps at home contests Our hlgh school band was ably represented when Audrey George and Iacauelyn Harner were selected to play rn the Drstrrct Band and Sylvla Kressler Donald Bouraurn Dorothea Frelds Donald Knechel Anne Davrdson and Audrey George for the Bux Mont oraanrzatton Iacaue lyn brought further honor to her school when chosen as a member of the State Band Foremost rn our mtnds now was the presentatron of our trrst dramatrc productron Playbook commrttee members worked earnestly SOlIC1I1DQ ads throughout Quakertown and outlyrna dtstrrcts and were rewarded by a booklet wtth a record number of forty pages By sellrng l861 trckets for a three mght performance we broke former sales records and set a hrgh aoal for our next play Competrng tor honors for therr school Dorothy Elters Pat Repash and Marrellen Smrth en tered the Temple Press Tournament ln the edrtorral d1v1s1on Marrellen won honorable men tron rn competrtron wrth edrtors from srxty mne other schools Alter the orgamzatron of the hrst Future Teachers of Amerlca Club at Q H S Pat Repash was elected presrdent of the hrah school F T A drvrsron of the Southeastern Pennsylvama Drstrrct May 2 1953 The tragrc death of Iames Wrllrams shocked and stunned each of us Irmmy s enthusrastrc support of hrs class was acutely rnrssed rn every prolect we undertook srnce hrs rl? IUNIOR PROM QUEEN HND RTTENDHNTS IUNIOR PROM DECORHTING COMMITTEE o rr Lewrs Repo P Kepner M Sat Lett to mght M Shower G Braunle P Ke-pner I Rdams Balodr osch R Htlrrer N Balodrs I Lerste SENIOR CLASS HOME ROOM PRESIDENTS HECHLL INFORMAL Sea ed tlelt to r1ghtI P Repash R Smrth Standrng L Snyder P Yerge SENIOR PROM DECORHTING COMMITTEE COMMENCEMENT COMMITTEE eelmg H66 I gbl S W H K1 ated te' t ghtt N' S nh I McCJrdy M s Ste tandm, P K pn He Q Zm K1 andrng I S n e erse os cy REC!-LLL DINNER RQPUSI1 L o mght P Be ge Mrss Martm rt Hwrer M s lf CLQSS OFFICERS M Nerdrg N Ba oats N' Shower Lflt to ht et C an Srmz R Ht me Y' 1 u 0 o . . Lftta 1 gh: I P ' , , ., uh S , 1 , , , , Hoffman, R Htlmer, R Hunsberger, I Swartz M Shcvrer P Repcxsh, M Smtth, D, Bourqutn, R Faut, D, Knechel Fl s W R , . , , Y Kn .1 o r .7 M hover, . ng . , A ,,, . . . 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Tri: ACT IV SENIOR YEAR As seasoned performers we plunged eagerly 1nto our f1rst bxg proyect the football season ttcket campargn defeatlng our Junlor opponents Vendlng refreshments at all home games we struggled wtth coffee grounds made change for those stx cent candy bars and pre stded over mountams of hot dogs Supertor acttng a forty page playbook and an all t1me record of l92O tlckets sold for a thre n1ght performance made the uproarlous sen1or comedy Come Over To Our House one of our foremost achlevements In shlmmermg gowns and dark coats senlors and guests danced gracefully to soft mustc at Holly Daze the last formal class sotree Decorated by an enthustasttc comm1ttee the beautrful ballroom scarcely resembled a gyrnnaslum Thoughts of the past and dreams of the future reflected tn wrtung and photography spoke eloquently for a h1gh schools many vo1ces as the cast prepared a fmal scrlpt the 54 Recall For Q H S students represent1ng the state of lndtana the Temple CIVIC Forum Model Con gress was an outstandmg success when Wayn Llppman as a clerk of the house took over a roll call Seventy semors trod the stdewalks of New York March 2 whxle VISIIIHQ the Un1ted Natlons Ttred legs reacted d1SGSIfOUSlY after clxmblng the narrow statrs ln the Statue of L1berty and elevators ln the Emplre State Butldlng were welcomed heart1ly Even more comfortmg was the evenlng spent ln Radlo Ctty MUSIC Hall where we emoyed a stage show and movle March 31 A memorable day and the entlre company thrllled to the real1zat1on of four years work as they exc1tedly boarded four wa1t1ng buses and were off to Washlngton Wlth the Hotel Contmental as home base 148 senlors and seven chaperones followed a full and busy schedule as they crammed almost all the s1ghts of the capltol c1ty 1nto four happy days The results of 1nev1tably tlred feet and extreme drowsmess were sustalned however unt1l the v1s1t drew to a close and the cast returned to QHS A tour of the Morr1sv1lle steel plant Apr1l 29 made an mterestrng day for sentors as they were gulded through the huge Faxrless plant PIOYIEGIITIQ as the theme of the Commencement pageant occupled the mlnds and pens of ten sen1or scrrpt wr1t1ng comrmttee members for weeks as they wrote and revlsed the thtrty mmute product1on many ttmes Somehow am1d the flurry of studytng for nnalexammahons exchangmg name cards and autographlng Recalls we found t1me to practtce for our graduatlon exerctses Baccalaureate and Commencement are already past events and partly 1n the sadness of saytng good bye partly IH the elatxon of recogntzmg work well done the reahzatlon that the play IS played comes upon us and Shakespeares words have new s1gn1f1cance as thus ends th1s strange eventful hlstory NEWS STHFF HT THE FREE PRESS Left to rtght D Elfers M155 Martm M Smll 2-P B E HY SENIORS IN MODERN LIVING CLBSS Left to rlght S Schnable R H nsberger E lessen G Harper Mrs Brannaka SENIOHS IN THE L BERRY Le t taht Mrss Treffmger Q Lelmams M S w SENIORS RT OFFICE FILES Left to rtght M Hgns cker E Erwd SENIORS IN CHEMISTRY CLHSS SENIORS IN DHRKROOM tt to rnght R Zakeosran H Kmg W Lxppman SENIORS IN HRT CLRSS Lett to nght P Kepner I ESPOSIIO M Spalvms I C SENIORS SELLING HT FOOTBRLI. 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Schantz, M Shower We few ' New courses and teachers presented seemingly enormous obstacles as we freshmen plunged into the mysteries of algebra problems, scientific principles, and English participles. Cur first encounter with the classics came as we struggled through the reading of The Prince and the Paupern and The Ancient Mariner. in December an eager Latin class visited the University Museum in Philadelphia. interest in ancient Roman life somewhat dimmed, though, when we discovered fascinating Egyptian mummies. We continually pondered over the coincidence that spaghetti was always served in the cafeteria on the days we dissected worms, frogs, and grasshoppers in biology classes, Carburetors, distributorsfwhats the difference? queried the girls. At least they knew a car had one of each, and one of them distributes gas, doesn't it? Mr. Iohnson shook his head sadly in driver training class. The girls were hopeless! Our junior year presented new and unique hazards as we ventured into room 25, where Mr. Bucks l-ienriettafw became an all too tamiliar cry during physics classes. One day chattering girls in Algebra Il class had to tape their mouths shut with scotch tape, because, according to Mr. Klingaman, the boys need a little peace. l'Our Town was a tremendous success in English class when lim Leister, as the stage man- ager, drawled homely philosophies with a toothpick between his teeth. Never will we forget our pride in classmate Sharon Trauger when she received the Girls' Grand Championship at the East Penn Science Fair for her 'Cotrell Precipitatorf' We also congratulated Dwayne Heckman, who won a third prize in physics, Roger Faut and Ronald I-lilmer, honorable mentions in physics, and Wayne Lippman, honorable mention in conser- vation. For outstanding work in science, Mary Shower was awarded the annual eleventh grade physics prize. Our senior yeareWe seemed to become more prankish than scholarly as we realized how short a time was left to be together. As a pause in the rigors of PO D. studies, we delighted in sidetracking Miss Neamand into discussing Washington. The roles we portrayed in the absorbing drama were not all humorous, for we now feel prepared to proceed further with our education. TOP PICTURE: ENGLISH CLASS BOTTOM PICTURE: P.O.D. CLHSS Forty 'No 1 a 1 59 '11 VV 4 K , x' E' va , -A 1, is 'nga' P .-. 5 .Yi -Q :M gr' A Q 111 I , xg? ' ww ' ., , , I W' 'L .L i 4 y . 1 1-J ,Q U L , A 5 , '41 Q1 A, V f? I ' k ' 2 fi? . . Xi ,Nl l.h+LjtgN 5 H V 5, s'f, ' i -K , .1 I 9 4: tv, 1 A., 312' I X ' ji' ,ij VA H iv 5 K if 5. sl 1 ff 'Wi -mf i ' N Q A 5 ' K - 5, 1 T F' MRS BECKER HEHD OF COMMERCIHL DEPHRTMENT HND COMMERCIHL HONOR STUDENTS Seated Cleft to rxghtl R Slmltz H Zwlckl I Sprtnger As trrghtened freshmen confronted wrth the fundamentals of the Commerctal Course we struggled through trytng sessrons of general buslness tratnlng penmanshtp and spelhng A serrous problem facrng us rn our sophomore year was strtkmg the rrght keys wrth the cor rect frngers However frnger gymnastrcs rnvaluable rn maklng us raprd accurate typrsts arded us for by the end of the term we reached a grand total of thrrty frve words per mrnute ln our 1un1or year We attacked Wrth contrdence our bookkeepmg debrts and credrts and typmg fundamentals only to fmd a strange new wrrtten language confrontmg us The graceful llnes curves loops and crrcles seemed extremely slmple but to our amaze ment were completely undecrpherable and we were qurte relreved when at the end of the year We mrraculously reached our slxty Wrth shrreks and protests We entered the horror chamber to begm the long awarted Com mercral Club 1r11t1at1on The next day wearmg mens shoes clothes rnsrde out and harr partly ln pm curls we formed a congo l1ne wrth umbrellas rn one hand and buckets tn the other Assrsted by Mrs Becker we as semors became skllled rn the use of offrce machmery learned bustness etrquette and mastered routrne OIIICS work ln the late sprmg We toured several large buslness houses rn Phrladelphla to observe the actual Work and condrtrons rn offrces Busrness law retall sellmg and a brret revtew of bookkeepmg clrmaxed our commerctal tra1n1ng Because of our four years of perseverance we now feel qualrfred to take our place tn the busrness world 1+ TOP PICTURE SENIORS IN TYPING CLHSS BOTTOM PICTURE SENIORS IN OFFICE PRHCTICE f I l . l l l 1 I A n 'I i I ' , l l 1 Q L R I 4 f' ' , 5 t 1 ' 5 ' 44 ' l f . l l . 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Forty four 121, 1, I-ot: MISS McSPHHRIN HEHD OF HOMEMHKING DEPRRTMENT HND VOCHTIONAL HOMEMRKING HONOR STUDENTS es scan PVJexelSche Foremost rn our mnth grade memor1es wtll always be the rmpressrve candle ltght servtce rnttratmg us mto the F f-l A Club As freshmen we earned money for our club treasury by bakmg cooktes and wtth the F F A entoyed a p1cn1c and several dances at the school farm Drvxded mto two groups because of our larae number we learned the fundamentals of sewlng by makmg cotton sklrts and blouses ln the foods lab we used our knowledge to make fancy sandwrches and drmks for a Student Councrl Tea Naom1 Gross won a frrst pnze at the State Farm Show for her model kttchen As sophomores we prepared deltcrous desserts meats and dznners and served luncheon to the guest consultants as our contr1but1on to Career Day Perfectma seamstress tech mgues we advanced to sewmg dresses and boleros The hrghlrght of our sophomore year was a v1s1t m Aprtl to Andree Morel modeled numerous fur coats Dorothea Ftelds won ftrst pace tn a local apple pan dowdy county and area competrtton Supplementmg our classroom studtes rn eleventh grade and the Sealtest lce Cream Plant rn Phtladelphta Our studtes under Mrss Chalfant centered around ch1ld care we aave a party for youngsters tn a ktnderaarten Playma a stellar role tn the State Farm Show the homemaklng class s demonstrat1on Look What You Can Do Wtth A Cutlery Box took ftrst pla e honors 1n group protect compett tton Fmally as sentors we became efftctent tn most horremaklng ftelds lJf1ssMcSparr1n IO ned the faculty and gurded us Under her dt e tton we c nstructed wool sktrts We attended a state F H A rneetma tn f-larrrsburg and the annual Farm Shov Nhere Alfce l-l1nl'le w n a thtrd pr17e for the J Ol sk t she exhtbtted Taylors Fur Factory where contest and second place rn vtslted the Acme Warehou e and after observmg chtldren I'-P TOP PICTURE CLOTHING CLBSS BOTTOM PICTURE FOODS CLHSS . 11, I ,I Mr' 1 I I ' , Nw .1 X 1 '. L --.4-4-vl K x A K . X 1 - A . X . Left to right D F1 ld , Mrs M Sr' rr: , l Shznn k l, . u ck. a 1 - , 1 P -A , V , f . . , , . I . . . . I vve . . S . . 7 V A . , . V .X A , ' I C ' A , . ' ' . 'r c , o ' . . . . 1 A I 'if Y X '-'O J . 'JO . ll' . . , X, .. Y ' 'FIX Q t I t V Q':. 3f sq, kj 3 9 sf We A , I 'E r -rx 1 is 'f?'t'?j'3W?' 4' MR. HBNNHH, HERD OF VOCQTIONHL HGRICULTURE DEPRRTMENT. MR. LEVCHHK, HND VOCHTIONHL HGRICULTURE HONOR STUDENTS Seated tleft to rightl: Mr, Hannah, I. Illdams, Mr. Levchak. Standing: R. Sm th, R. Leight. I I f I Q o Q o Q 0 Our classroom work in ninth grade as Vocational Agriculture students was concerned mainly with the theory of vegetable gardening and poultry husbandry. Our practical jobs were the cleaning of the poultry houses and the digging of the ditches. At the end of the first semester we first wore our new FFA. jackets which identified us as members of the group. Dick Leight brought early honor to our group when he received a first award in the chicken judging contest at the National Agriculture College. The following year we advanced from menial tasks to husking corn, and in class, studied animal husbandry. While learning about swine, Martin Bleam was surprised to be told that OIC, was not an expression of surprise, but rather an abbreviation for Ohio Improved Chester Swine. Fol- lowing a visit to a cement factory and alfalfa processing plant in Nazareth, we were une certain how each material was prepared, but sure alfalfa wouldn't make good cement! Special acclaim went to lack Adams for winning a first prize at the Allentown Fair for a trio of chickens, and Dwight Tuttle for writing the winning composition for a Lions' Club PFA. essay contest. By eleventh grade our thoughts became absorbed with the technicalities of dairy husbandry, marketing, and farm forestry. We applied our knowledge of orcharding in pruning trees at several nearby farms. Donald Van Auken received recognition for winning first place in the Tri-County Area Trac- tor Driving Contest. ln our senior year we studied farm management, learned more about dairying, and by planting shrubbery at Memorial Park, gained practical experience in landscaping. An individual award went to Blake Nixon who merited a first place for his project book in the soybean and small grain class. Graduating this spring, ready to take our place as skilled farmers, are: lack Adams, Martin Bleam, Stanley Geissinger, Richard Leight, Iohn Martin, Blake Nixon, Robert Schmidt, Bichf ard Smith, Dwight Tuttle, Donald Van Auken, and Iohn Wilhelm. Il? TOP PICTURE: SENIORS ON SCHOOL FRRM RPPRHISING CHESTER WHITE SWINE BOTTOM PICTURE: SENIORS ON SCHOOL Fl-IRM CULLING CHICKENS Fort J ight 5 n U., .. l fi' 1 A . .- bf 1 sf 'I ' 'W ' , ' 'V It ,. 1 W ' ' 1.7 xv V ' if ,W f if-1 W w s f . . . . Q .4 ' . no ' I T' 7'..'4 35 . '. rt N A '1 A I ,P 4. X f' . 'X -J' 5, LT - A Y .,. 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XX L B-LX-N-XX.-5 4 x -'l 1'Qk ,XXX Y 4 Qg5.-x-yy Ftfty All lgq 4' , X A - -or MR MGCWHORTER VOCHTIONHL METHL TERCHER HND VOCRTIONRL METRL HONOR STUDENTS Left to rtght Mr MacWhorter M Drewmak E Blecxm .f .mm After studylng academrc subtects durmg our freshman year We were amazed by the strange and complex machtnes whtch greeted us as green sophomores rn the busy shop Where We made the acquarntance of Mr MacWhorter our teacher We began our regular ftfteen hour Week by maklng stmple parts for practrce after learnlng thoroughly the operatron and manrpulatton of the clattermg grants Splashtng colors vtgorously We palnted the shop and were proud of tts sprc and span appearance Dur1ng the enttre three year course we garned further experlence as machmrsts by con structmg many d1fferent protects These mcluded a face plate an eccentrlc on Whtch the threads had to be correct to the thousandth of an 1nch Acme thread and nut rts shoulders w1th1n a thousandths or two of an tnch along the1r length a lmk that ftt a gauge a scraped angle plate all s1des squared and a pa1r of centers as exact as the commercrally manufac tured product Each fall we helped assemble and take clown Alumnl Fleld bleachers benches and the refreshment stand As tumors we patnted the bleachers and ass1sted m bulldtng the rew fteld house Although as senlors our Work lmproved lU0 per cent over our tumor year some of our group found t1me to parttcrpate tn extracurrlcular act1v1t1es baseball football band chess t-11 Y Nattonal Honor SOC1SlY the Recall staff and the senror play We took a speclal fteld trlp to the D1sston Saw Company largest saw factory 1n the world and entered the best pa1r of forged ch1sels ever produced ln the shop tn the annual Ford lndustrlal Arts Contest The ten of us realtzed after many trrtng hours that We had assembled more lockers durmg our last year than any other metal benders on record Dale Donald Harry lerry Leroy Marcus Mtke Paul Ronald Wlllard we wtll all graduate wtth many memortes of a varred useful hlgh school l1fe and wtll eastly portray our Darts tn the world of mdustry Ili SENIORS IN METRL SHOP Top Ptcture Factng on a lathe Bottom Ptt re Or: czttng a nltng 'nachm A I ., : I L , It O 5 G O I . . tt II . . , . 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WOOD HONOR STUDENTS Left to rlght R Zakeostan D Hexmbach H Rush E T1rJan Mr Hlexander mod As a group of fourteen energettc sophomores we entered the Vocattonal Wood Shop eager to learn the skrlls of our chosen trade and tackled our fxrst btg Job of erectlng the bleachers on the Alumn1 Freld Kenneth Pluck brought early recogmtton to our troupe when he recelved a ftrst place award for hrs wood proJect a coffee table at the Franklm Inst1tute We were eastly recogntzed by our maroon FC A Jackets w1th brrght yellow letterlng wlruch we f1rst wore w1th pr1de ln our sophomore year As Jun1ors we encountered Mr Buck for the ftrst ttrne tn phystcs class Shortly after that we became known as the master sectton Settrng up scenery for both class plays construct1ng book cabtnets and furnlture for the kfndergarten laytng floorrng tn the Central bu1ld1ng and asststlng rn the bu1ld1ng of the freld house were some of the proJects we completed for the school Our btg Job as senrors was complettng the fxnxsh carpentry work rn the skattng shelter at Mernortal Park The outstandtng event of thts year was a trtp to the Bullders Show at Harrlsburg where we saw exhrbrts of recently developed materrals and bu1ld1ng methods To rarse money for our annual Father and Son banquet we sponsored two dances each year and sold handmade bread boards and mtnrature cedar chests dunng our sophomore and Junror years Although personal proJects took most of our tlme 1n our three years 1n wood shop some of our group of fourteen part1c1pated tn extracurrlcular act1v1t1es Artre and Ed represented us tn the band f-lermte rn the Mtxed Chorus Zak tn the Junror play, and Kenny, as an outstandlng member of the football, basketball, and base ball teams The rest of us, FOXIG, Don,' Burt, 'l1rn, lohn, 'Butch, Ztp Kenny, and Suchee Jorned our fellow wood butchers at graduatton w1th fond mernor1es of good ttmes and un excelled preparatron for future work tn carpentry throuah the wtse mstructton of our teach ers Mr Hallman and Mr Alexander I-if SENIORS IN WOOD SHOP Top Prc' f- Explam ng he appllcattcn of hardv are Bottom Pct e Setwng p cnc' lar sav NO nfs U 'N ' 1 f' 4 1 1 .- Q ,.., I , Z4 l 1 ' K r K L --3.1-1-:-1-2:i:1:1:'I:1:1112-111513152 .:.::,:.:.1.Q:,:.:.j:j:j:,:.:-j:2:.:.j:j , , ' X 2123-1-131,13-1-1313+1-21132:-Zgiglj-1 , ..-,-,-,..'-,-,:..-.-,-,:.--,-,-,-.I.--, Z'Ij11.j-C'I:Zj-1:I: ' , , . . . - -'- ' '.'u'- '.' . ,'.'.'.' 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After approval by the adviser and editors, the copy is typed and sent to press tor publication the following Thursday. QHS. NEWS STAFF Editors in Chief Mariellen Smith Dorothy Eltersa Flssociate Editors Pat Repash lune McCurdy luriior Flssociate Editors Marilyn Scheetz REPORTERS loan Springer Mary Pllice Schantz Donald Bourquin Maryorie Bleam Qnrza Mae Zwickl Dzintra Klaupiks Marilyn Savacool U FREE PRESS PICTURE ea M: Sheny ng H921 to r1gh'L D hiers M Sriifh Mi., HSSOCIRTE EDITORS HND FIDVISER 'Z right MissMa:t1n P, R5-gash f MCC TWELFTH GRHDE REPORTERS .e1' T: rxahtl I Springer M Rear: '.' IQ Ezaraiir. Q Zwiclt. CUB REPORTERS 'vet' rght I Lacey P E611 2,r.Q!oMEf ,f s wie-,fer Q -,Jw ..,,-,, ' CUB REPORTERS Penny Leinlcach Qbby Viehe Dorothy Brunner Martha Moyer ludy Lacey Sandra Moyer Patricia Shelly Flnne Weadon Kathleen McGilli'. ludith Shelly Lu., .O v-tjh. v ,, ae? SPORTS EDITORS Sharon Trauger Barbara Schneider Gunta Legzainf Ronald I-lilrner William Rorch , SPORTS EDITORS . l., 'N Rosch 3 Schrnyder F S 'f':. G Legzdins INTERVIEW WITH MRS. HHLUM to right Mrs Qhlar: D Lfers Lf W ELEVENTH GRHDE REPORTERS 'ea lei! to righi M Sch-fe? f Sie r 'ng E Elmer E K.:,g.r:5 INFORMHI. nt M Ssheefz E Hier: l. TKT, M Smit. T H- 'A-, li Y-, ,,. gr ltr 'Z -if-' -rf F52 rx , I A i l n , fir: I JM ,v 1 A foved pcpulqr durmg the I9 C7 if LITERHRY EDITORS HRT EDITORS HND HDVISER HCTIVITIES EDITORS cfzeaffwe effozld Oxqctmfg '.:grI-1 bf tfp1s,.j and rmr fx A revlsed feature sectlom IIICIIIIIQIIIIVICI HUMOR EDITORS CIRCULQTION MHNHGERS HND EXCHANGE EDITORS gt! VM, QM... : ', ,.fl. I A HDVISERS u,: if ent mterests and CCCGFIITICITIOS 53 9 I 3 4 2 Q sa STUDENT COUNCIL First row fiett to riqhtj K Buzby, D Dimmiq, M Iohnson D Stcfrner ll Leinbach H Hfittert Second rcw S Traugrfr, B Schneider, I Walker, W Hosch I Lezster YQ Flmes, I, Swartz M Shown Third row. Q Hif1s,D Valer1o,Q Iohnson,I Lacey I. Leinhach Q Vie-he Mr Kilmer Fourth row H Lana K Biehn, P, Kandel, H Fregdig W Hitfgas G Kelly H Stout Fifth row H Hawkz-y,I Detweiler, D,Ro1enbQ-rger K Br-nner ff Kemmerer P Fellrndn We Zahn Striving tc establish democratic participation by the pupils, the Student Council coordinates activities and promotes cooperation between faculty and students. Officers, home room representatives, and faculty and student guests attend weekly meetf inqs to discuss school problems and sugaestions The support of a War orphan, the maintenance of a lost and found service, and the promo- tion of safety are among the groups many projects. I--P ' Left Column STUDENT COUNCIL BULLETIN BORRD COMMITTEE I.,-f' to rzuh' I'-I K Entby H Start D Vzrnmzq ' Defz-.'-:.er STUDENT COUNCIL LOST BND FOUND COMIVLITTEE Im. C rijn' r Hcffert ,- Ikernrnerf-r K Er-nnf-: S ironic' SENIOR HIGH HOME ROOM PRESIDENTS r rzv. ,QF 1: r1gh'l Fmsh H Smith P heros . ':'er e' P flatten: S .Li rin, T YJ rnbauer Z P:g,:1'1k G C.she'.'sk3 I f films f Iffye-'s D M:1.'e' C Nast' IUNIOR HIGH HOME ROOM PRESIDENTS IS1I'F'V'C'f'-' fettbto-right, F Hgimer I7 Yxaswk M Brown Sf-co.. UKress-lie? S Learn S Kondras H Hur.- sicger ' Sicqi' Ivfr Kilmer .hfa 7:1-.' D 'ffeisel E Edina' F' S'r'1yer H lidvfkey C Etna G Hejnbach Right Column STUDENT COUNCIL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE S ': : .er 'T rzjh' ' '-Walker f l.f1f'ff' 'N 51.5 .img fl Lf? Kline' M Shin-.'f'r STUDENT COUNCIL SRFETY COMMITTEE 'ar' '17 fir..-tr. 1. In-:itch rt U 1 ferr. I S'err.fr 'Ai' Ef,..f-11? P- Tre a L STUDENT COUNCIL TEH ' 12' ' Sn-. :r':' .1 PJ irrfir, I 2 Pfrrzfii :r STUDENT COUIICIILI RSSEMELYH COMMITTEEA -7 'H 1 .er 'Z ggi' : . :Prizm 1' zfcnneaf-r , :'.A.'z:': s'ruDENr coUNc1L PRESIDENT W fitnfffifri- :,1 she-ff-f Mfr- L1-J. f, rt HW.- v. . , , u f- ,,..,'f: ..':.-' r. , Mfyt-r Su-my l SENIORS IN NRTIONHI. HONOR SOCIETY Frrs row lleft to rrghtl I Wolker B Bond R Hxlmer W Lmppmcn M Showe M Sm 1h Second row H Zwlckl D Heckmun M Drewmcxk H Cressmcn M Hunsbe ge Thxrd row I Sprmger M Schanlz N Gross S rrouger R Slmll Stor performers elected to Nouonorl Honor SOC16lY on the bosrs of scholdrsl'11p leodershrp chorocler ond servrce support numerous proJects benehcrol to the school The group helped lmonce lhe new electrlc football scoreboard tl'11s yeor Presrdent Vrce Pres Secretory Treasurer OFFICERS dent orrrczns Ronald l-hlmer Woyne Lmpprnon Belly Ann Bolrd loon Wolke HND HDVISER 2 . . , , , . , , r, , 1 - r . . r 1 1 a 1 9 V , , . V . . I' Seated Qei' tc rggkil ' Y-'-vilkfif E 32334 S :n3Lr.g 'N Lgprtzn Mr EEAKSl'I,ETQfT F Hgriffr . C.l!' QUILL HND SCROLL INTERNHTIONHL HONOHHRY SOCIETY FOR HIGH SCHOOL IOUHNHLISTS S '11 d I 0 fond '1 P fx 00 The QI-IS Chcrpte of Qu1l1 cmd Scroll lrmterrmixtlonczl hon Ury secret, for mgh school Jour nchsts 13 the schools htercrry Gurld Its members prepared Cm mstructwe short stor pamphlet cmd Cr nexus st,le sheet Pres' em v ee erm' C7117 6 S QUILL FFT D QL! HND SCROLL INFORMHL M C lo :1ReQs Z Ap.,- sx X SENIORS IN FRRNKLIN SCIENTIFIC SOCIETY E-lvl GXIIISOI' I' II l nd Because of rnterest abrlrty and outstandrng work rn scrence students are rnvrted to Jorn the Franklrn Screntrtrc Soc1ety Gatnrng a greater unclerstandma IW the treld future Mane Curres and Lours Pasteurs spend many hours preparlng protects They demonstrate thetr exlnblts at the annual sprlng rneetrng and enter thern rn comp trtton at the Len on Valley Scrence Far 0 F Fl C E R S Presldent Sharon Trauaer Vrce Presrdent Ronald l-lrlmer Sec etary Treasu er Anne Davtds r FHRNKLIN scrsrwrrc socuarv orrxczns HND novlsza w V- - -5 . fl 37 , V 3 Y 'I S R I 1 3 N , , in - A V ' x . W 1 J .,,. C bq , 1 H Y ' tt if X xx W r Q A .xx ' 1' - .- Frrs' row tlett to rrgkft I L s Q D ' ' I S Trzuge , R H l .er I Hamer Second row M Shower I Mcfflrdy W l.1j'I'E'U'II'I IN Heckman R H1HSlI9Tg-T rl lima 4 1 1 1 1 bl I ,- w Y r ' ' Q A 4 1 ,,- . L- 'Z nik' Hr Felt F lfyrrier S lv: Je' Fl Il1'. iFfr. S '111 FUTURE TEHCHERS OF BMERICR aed ell B Ba d E lfolsl G Becker Shely P Repash I Harner P Kepner Fl Dandson cond W I Hd rms L o rs orne I prmqe B ea on Mr Bender rd rozv lnmngharr' S Qrz 1 man P orr Scheetz M Helrqer K McG1llJay r row o e ne acc, a er 1 Butler H Iohnson Iudf Lacey Hehearsmg for therr part m the drama of life members of the newly orgaruzed F T A have helped both school and teachers Whether tutormg younger pup1ls teachmg grade school or operatmg the school store to ralse money for the Laura Wemloerger Scholarshrp Fund the future teachers drsplay the1r zeal and er1thus1asm OFFICERS Presldertt Patrlcla Repash Secretary Prrscrlla Ke-pher Treasure George Be ker H1SlO1'lGT1 Iudtth Shelly OFFICERS OF FUTURE TEHCHERS OF HMERICR HND ADVISER a B and H e Slx N xen Se T fl to rxghtl xr , . nger, . I .l , - , , , , Se ro I aa, I lessen, Pl Ge rqe, I He-,h D H , S ,r, Iett, Q 'N d , Th r ' N C' r, I , P L pp , F y M , , , 1' r Fox th ' M lvl y r Ia . L , R 'Nlll 'L , Q Vehf B , , ' , We blew ' Vice Preslderrt . .. ...Iacauelyn Hamer Se fed Qleit tc flghfl G ecicer F Kerrie-r Mr Bender Sf 'ma F F1-pa,h ' Shel? ' :rn T ' s COMMERCIHL CLUB First row llcttt to r.jli'I S Luma D laters I Sprinaer I Docktor, Q Zwicxl Ei Simitit Q Yeakfl I Walker Cr--rsman I Sloyer L Dali Second row D Kmly lvl Ble-am fx Kressb-r if Harwzcic S Nast? H Kasztytkz H Fl.clc F1 Push Erydf- D ll.rn::1.er Q Cyiir. l-ffr' lifckfvr lliird tow N Gross I Young l Gllffif' ll Kaslgsryk Hi.--r P Kodfr M Elgnsickei' I Lasczk l. Lederer F Slieny D Knechf-l Ffxtli row I Cf:-:ali C Blanks Pl Pi' r Tl Lelzttiin M S 7f'K T Sem 's G Flofsinzer ll Milev P Rf-Tie T' Wenliold W P a o 0 Q . . 0 . Q By typing, cutting stencils, and mimeograpliing tor the literary magazine and other proiects, members of the Commercial Club Copy scripts lor school activities They also do work for local firms and Community organizations in order to raise funds tor contributions to charity and lor their annual tour ol Philadelphia business offices. r.... ,,,H,, . ,, ,,.,..-. ..- xiy-eigh' O F F l C E R S President , Anna Mae Zwickl Vice Presidente- Rosemarie Simitz Secretary Adelle Yeakel Treasurer Ieanette Doclctor COMMERCIHI. CLUB OFFICERS HND QDVISER Preaaent Lgeancr satan 'ftce ?res1der.te fear Sight. :tagline Wezkel A , A . bfefetafu' a' et scrqgefgn Treasprer Yhncy' Arney' pf Crit-V at I-'M' Htstat H. U14 5 e-,rt A. F A OFFICLPS Seng Leaders Mary Lau Paetcr Dans Sewers F. H. H. OFFICERS HND RDVISEH sez'--1 '.e:' ' taht, M1fiflftS:-'1::.n L S'.'ffHr:' S 55 nz, ' Sh.:.:. :n1:r.'1 -f H17 P VV'-,n--. f ffwfgn.. T 5511.-'Jn 'Q f1:'.'-.' I I o With tne anttclpattan af belna cast as nomernakers ct tarnorrow, tnernbers et Quakertewn PH A., aitttiated wttn the state and national arganlzattcns, supnlernent kncwtedae aamed IH Classes attendance at conventtcns and by planning and enjeyang names They use their culinary abtltttee in rnaktna toads for bake sales and Cookies fa: tne Cert rnxgngty Ciindrens Home FUTURE HOMEMHKERS or I-IMERICR ' zqrz' FJ Fifi' D Six-.wf C Hit:T. ,'f:: ' U E '.'v'f,-,K-A, 5 Sw-xx, ' Sin.-in ' Skgnr. P A ,Q :nf -.,.,144 H Y'f. ,v L. L, Q y ? . :1 fir.-. . '.'.'::t-f P ii -r.:e':-rr . J.: G f'r:.'h1:n-. f H151-f Ei H mcg: ..! P , 'HB .J .nl 1 f . .tiliig 5 215113: 5 G f. 'ui 5- v v .,, N... ,. -wp-1 -4 'I Q. H. S. BHND ',.Y v :. lv' ...... ... , 4. , Y- 1-V .- . .AA A. V A A -.' ...A .. We mm wig pf, ,-4, ,Y --ff,-, N.. f, v ,. ,,Q. T. L MUG, .,,,, ,Y Lf., F., . , u ,N ,, X.,,v f Y ' J ' ,KG Z,...l. ,JV I-f MQIORETTES HND COLOR GURRD -fdrwg-w ,Nl mfg- x 0,-,L fag' ,.,..,-,M -.,, ,,, , .., .,,.,. .-'ww'-1:,'w 'R ,..,:-F: A .,..,4.f.4 .N K , fu C w, ,L lt si 'Q 'w bi- In tif ww .....n,,.- APL Seven' 1 tv c 0 I o GIRLS GLEE CLUB Se-con l hird row During the Christmas season and in spring, senior high Mixed Chorus members create a litting atmos- phere by presenting their annual music festivals and by singing for the Baccalaureate Service. Vocalists in Mens and Girls' Glee Clubs combine their musical talents to give special concerts at high schools in the area. VOCAL MUSIC TEHCHERS Left to right Mrs Iahnsen Miss McNitt VRRSITY QUHHTET Let to righ Mrs Iahnsen R Kistler T Wisse Becke I Uks n SENIORS IN MIXED CHORUS st w I Swfxrz P Kepner I. Ho singe M Bea H King '1 Hunsberger Lewis Schnelde cl row I Fldams B Wal x D Vaniluken V Rosch P Yerge H a Hilmer If I-leckman D Bourq in D Heimbach H George D Shellv M 'nbauer S KESSEI' l Shower Repaslc Q Yeakel H Hes ,1P MEN S GLEE CLUB r D Nerwrar H et 4 ss H a '1 Hi I Qaarns vac reide H Ge I J SL q n D Hembach G Bccke Secon K levwr' n Dealer T Move 3 Sl' 6 Uks ns scl' R llindle Ye ge eo gf enho al ser Ihird A e I I' O he sn H. nge R c Yilc lfie FSr'iec 1 ns? 000 io0f'f 0 fra G0 wg! 4 v L rrs Secon Hurd MR GRIM ORCHESTRH pfwucded oz maecccd fda 'wand re rdrevtrci prcvrdes G r rxcrl plc round Gt class plays and Ccrr rrerrce rrrerrt Under the dlrectrorr of Mr Warren Grrrr the musrcrcms are strrvmc To develop cm rmproved orgcmrzcrtrorr v. 1 T e e O no rn- Wrrlrdrrs euwd K me C heme H Ge ng S Hrxon N Wrecrr V 4 H v C o oten er e man mcm Pre 5 I Hcxrne G Leg: lre nechel D Ivhmbc er W Trrron L Ewm D Kressle Q cz ds D Ho W er eorqg o er cr es Fl ami me e suns L Glfldtf te orr G rm N111 and cmd Ioan Walker and S111 Iey Lumcx led stu dent rooters for the last Mme th1s term st 2: 1 ce- C1 m 1 L11m'J I Ju cond ow M55 B1hn B M ' Irdman P P11 fx I I CHEERING SQUHD HND RDVISER I ghtl Indy L3 y Fo' km Assuming imaginary roles, class thespians pre! sented unforgettable iQuiet Summer. The cast will long remember Paul Yergers realistic imitation of a dog, URonnie l-lilmers trumpet solo, 'Lady of Spain, the difficulty Gregory Stump had learning to laugh, and Shirley Luma's riotous Htouchy, touchyf' mise pronunciation of the French expression, touf che '. Although the performers had a great deal of fun in producing the comedy, the hard work involved better prepared them for their parts in life. 'QUIET SUMMER Mr. Iames Clark Helen Russell Carrie Tony Mrs. Lillian Young Mr. Clifford Young Sonny Young Pamela Young Mr Leslie Gardner Ieanie Day Harriet Morgan Mr Henry Morgan Bill Henly Betsy Harrison Esther Hamilton Tubby Pitts Fredericka Collin.: France' Shaughne. Iames Leister Faith Sell Pldelle Yeakel Glenn Gerhart Priscilla Kepner Robert Schmidt Ronald Hilmer Ruth l-lunsberger Ronald Zakeosian Patricia Repash Mariellen Smith Gregory Stump William Schuetz Shirley Luma Sharon Trauger Iaaauelyn Harner Iack Pldampn ltlora Balodif Ioan Walker Ioan Springer COORDINHTOR t' lvnv IUNIOR PLHY CHST Seatga Cleft to rightl tl Balodis,I Walker I Hamer S Luma P Kerner I Leisfer I Springer, P Repash Standing G Stump R Hilmer R Zakeosian R Schmidt G Gerhart, R Hunslcerger W Schuetz, M Smith S Trauger Q Ye-akel I Qaarns F Sell .,7Ue'ze4e am,ecvu!a,. IUNIOR PLHY PROPERTY COMMITTEE Kneeling. R. Haase. Standing lleft to rightl: B Baird, I. Lewis, P Koder, I Swartz, E. Iessen, B. Schneider, W Rosch. PROMPTEHS 'C :Lan Espcsx f Heaarxar. H lima SENIOR PLHY CHST Seated fl-eff to rightl' M Shcwffz' R Hinsheraer P Kerrie-r P Yerger F Sell S Lurna 3 Baird S Traaqer P Berge P Repash Standing R Bawder, I4Le'stf-7 'N Rosch D I V lcgrieqhel G Stvmr It F Hnirnef L other smash hit for the senior .Gill in the playfl Blintzesf Please take some forget the anxious moments Sascha Sevinskyt' ad-libloed device was adjusted. .Q Music? Love? Humorl These three ingredients made anf class's second 'lplay with- blintzeslw Who will ever when Ulimmyw Leister as until a faulty sound effects Sharon Traugers lost dress, those unforgettable parties for the cast, and the frenzied efforts of Mwardrobe mise tress lil-len King to make iPris Kepner a stout matron will be lasting memories, INFORMAL Left to 'ghi P Yerqer F1 Hilrrier S Lprna xx ce Nfl . V Lindy Eldridge Hugo Willifred Mr.: Thornpson Marion Eldridge lay Eldridge Tillie Randolph Hildred Reynolds Butch Reynolds Madge Will-:eng Mrs. Rrnanda Eldridge Philip King lfvie Cannon Steve Reynolds Mr Sascha Sevin.zlc',' Damon Gottsvhalk May Houston Ronnie fliciialn Rfurnfty F0llC'r.',' ,Nia : l i . LN PROPERTY COMMITTEE COQCH .A .-s. 'I' :J .- Z1 Q , -1 .,.. tv .cn .A , . 1. ' 1.-A-V -5 'X M ,..,- ,. Q:-.'1r'i ' H Hifi. . COME OVPR TO OUR HOUSE Shirley Luma Ronald Hilrner Priscilla Kepner Patricia Repash Paul Yerger Patricia Be-rge Betty Rin Baird Donald Knechel Sharon Trauger Faith Sell Gregory Stump Mary Shower William Roach lames Leister Richard Raxicier Ruth Hun.irer'1f-' Leroy Gl'1'ifel'er llcilf- Bieart We etfzaae Wrth hrgh standards of Chrrstran character as therr basrc prrncrple the H1 Y and Tr1H1Y Clubs make an effort to set the moral tone for the drama of hrgh school l1fe Attendrng drfferent churches each month and presentrng a needy famrly Wllh a Chrrstmas drnner are among the actrvltres of these organrzahons Members also dlscuss teen age problems such as qood crhzenshrp the use of alcohol and boy grrl relatlons at Teen Talks a seven week feature conducted thrs year by the Rev Harold Artz OFFICERS OF HI Y HND RDVISER Seated tleft to rrghtl R Lelght R Smrth M Drewnrak Standmg T Moyer Mr Cressman OFFICERS OF TRI HI Y HND HDVISER Seated B Schnerder Standmg tlett to r1ghtI M Yerger I Lewts Mrss Treffmger R unsberge M Shower Seventy erght O F F l C E R S Presrdent Rtchard Lerght Vrce Presldent Rrchard Smrth Secretary Mlchael Drewnlak Treasurer Thomas Moyer O I' F I C E R S Preslclent Barbara Schnelder VICE Prestdent Ruth I-lunsberger Treasurer Mary Shower I-lrstorran Ruth LEWIS Il? HIY Frrst row Cleft to rtghtI W Lmdes D Knechel R Smrth R Lerght M Drewmak T Moyer G Becker Second row H Brown R Bealer W Hunscher D Van Huken I Vrehe K Fretz Mr Cressman Th rd row R Treffmker R Hxlmer D Myers I Moyer K Newman H Dretz Fourth row R Collrer T Dodson G Lewis R Swartz Noble I Iet I Co TRI HIY Ftrst row tleft to rtghtI Fl Cygan S Luma P Repcrsh M Yerger R Hunsberger B Schnerder I Lewls M Shower B Baud S Trauger I Esposito Second row I Sloyer G Legzdms I Sprxnger I Walker I Swartz H Schnerder F Sell D Mumbauer G Net man Mss Treifmger Thrrd row I Shell S Mease M Sava ool H Sout I F day G She ly I Rantz Q Weadon Q Smlth I Headmcm Fourth row I Frankenheld D Wolfe M Pfa'f L Lernbach I Gerhart E Trauger Fl Vrehe B Foulke I M1 er I I I 0 I , I ...,,,4.4,.....,,,.....,,,.....,.... H I Secretary ,..... .........,.....................,,.........,........ M arte Yerger G. : , I. t, I lllns. I I I I I '. , , . c , . t , . fl , . , , . , , , . pa'x -can 9553 A We ,Ei ,Fw-. O Q FN Y? O P F l C L H S President Bonald Zalceosiari sl Vice Presidente Zygmunt Papciak Treasurer ..,, ,,,, ,,... L e roy Sacks Secretary ....., ., Larry Snyder 5 8 9. OFFICERS OF F.C.R. HND RDVISER Seated Klefl to right? L Sacks, B Zakeosian Standing L Snyder Mr Rlexander Z Papciak Providing scenery and props, PCA. members build play flats, construct school furniture, and make backstops for the athletic fields. They also complete many school repair jobs such as the laying of a new floor in the Central Building this term. The craftsmen exhibit individual projects at a spring Father and Son Banquet. SENIORS IN FUTURE CHHFTSMEN OF RMERICH First row Klelt to rightt I Rosenberger, M Drewniak, L Snyder, li Zakeosian, L Sacks l Banks I Stauller Second row W Pettebone, P Vfatratz I Sziichyt, M Hockman, D Shelly K Pluck, B Bremer, Nr Qlexander Third row B Qwcklond, H Holfert Q Hush, D Mease rl Bleam h Schoch D Fox, D Heimbuch E. Tirjan OFFICERS President ,..,,Richard Leight Vice Presideiit...Richard Smith Secretary i,.Robert Schmidt Treasurer . . ...t... Iack Adams Sentinel. Donald VanAuken Chaplain ., I .... Iohn Martin Reporter , Iohn Landgreen OFFICERS OF F.F.B. HND RDVISEH Seated Cleft to rightli R. Smith, R Leight, R. Schmidt I Hdams. Standirag, I Landgreen, D Vaniluken, I. Martin, Mr Han- na .Had ' melfiode Preparing for their role as successful farmers ot tomorrow, FFA, members learn cooperae tion as they engage in educational and social activities. This year the boys improved the landscaping of the community park and won the Bucks-LehighAMontgomery basketball championship and the project contest. SENIORS IN FUTURE FRRMEHS OF HMEHICR Seated flett to rtqhtl D Tuttle R Smith R Leiqht, R Schmidt Standing I Martin D Vanlfluken B Nixon M Bleam,I Rdams Mr Hannah PHOTOGHHPHY STRFF HND HDVISER Seated Klett to right? D George H King, Mr Buck, W Lippman, R Zakeosian Standing L lfrwtn W Lmdes, G Noble, H Treffinger, E Gross We can ' . Literaries, athletics, or proms-Q.H.S. photograohers are always somewhere on the sets of these changing scenes to record indelibly the memory and warmth of each occasion. Taking 'Recall' pictures is the Photography Staffs largest project. OFFICERS Seated Cleft to rightli H, King, W. Lippman Standing: D. George, R. Zakeosian, E Gross. O F F l C E R S President .,.... Wayne Lippman Vice Presidentf Ronald Zakeosian Secretary . ,. . Henrietta King Treasurer .. David George Eighty-two 11 law? ve LIBHRHY HSSISTHNTS BND HDVISER M ff A. f'x G She 1 y P I 'I I would Ilk Seventeenth Sumner Wkeres the cook 0 , stage des1JnJ If s E1kzcrDetI Trefflnge nd he Gsslstante f IIIIHQIQ newer many su In cqestlons Cldncr LIS nn e Iecnng emo an 1n dong eseurc U CI fepcx ee mer' .er vzmfus foiee SENIOR LIBRRRY HSSISTRNTS V. , --Ii -' ,. . , . 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A skit revealing romantic gossip about pupils, the l'Blab, is an eagerly anticipated feature ct the programs. Literary otlicers rneet with a corn mittee composed ol faculty mein- bers to plan each presentation LITERHRY OFFICERS HND PRINCIPHL Left 'C right f l.e.:'er f lvfzriir. H F5 '-'-' Qipyrnan M' Hxfberger CHHISTMRS LITERRRY Mixed Ckcr .s Presenicztlon FEBRURRY LITERHHY ',If.' wr lff..:A'. H 1.22 FEBRURRY LITERHRY -'-T' 'Z rgli' M Stnznxt Lf Sf Mn-.15-: K 1,--1.-, ,.,,-ieadetevifq lie Zacialaqe meme... What would a theatrical produc- tion be without someone to req ulate lights or test sound equip ment? Twentyfthree members ol the Backstage and Audio-Visual Crews coordinate their abilities tor a smooth presentation ot au drtoriurn programs While members of the Audio, Visual Stall take charge of all phases ot arnplilication and op' erate motion picture protectors the Backstage Crew manipulates curtains and liahts. RUDIO-VISURL CREW BND 'QDVISER ' Ffrf--,f.1r1: ae 'i. rsh' .'. :1.,.-'gr r. R M 'E s 'fffi ' 25-- STUDENT HEHDS OF HUDIO-VISUHL CREW HND HDVISER .. ,.-p. V, L' rzvu-, 1 ..-U- ' 'ff1:f.:7. LIGHT CREW HND QDVISER f, J'fS: STUDENT HEHD OF LIGHT CREW BND RDVISER Lett Z: 2:11 it Hgrier Mr Shri: 9313. in CUSTODIHL STRFF ssmoas IN mg PROIECTXON Boom szmoas GETTING anapy vron a qawgp ...,-ifwlzde G! .7-.fter Qfztiij C'QY,1l.' Qi :T ,'1Ciff' ','CIlce','kf:l, ?'1SQIWfb lL Gnd if 5 ssxirt .Y'.fjE.'1f'I' ,f ffl' fzrd Tiff fr 'ilfQC 'dr 'ffm' r':'ff1:f1:i, f 1: fr' .-,-,lf Q -- Vw v-N,-y ,y bfiri r A.AA 5 1.1, 7 Bfrrf. fi' Q.ff'C LY if f 1.Q'f'-' 15121 v,.,,.1' l,i.l,.,:. A . , , for ::.':r1 r' 'tix .f ,T 'zizpffgc' iw., ,A , ,,,,,,., 1 ,,,,g', ,,, L, .bv V, ...,,4..L.' ..4..,4.Z3 V 'fy-ff-f-1 v 1-fff' A.--rn . ..,. 4. .-. . .. rn ' '- 1 . 4vf-w K v- 1 - 0 v'f1 NOON RECREHTIQN SUPERVISORS , , U u, -. . 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C fewer Q'.'.'Ckf'1n'i K Ffy 5 VV Lmdes I Blank Qlrer G B'1 Vic rr. xv Q Coach Wieneski e aw rex e .erred elever te re taat Iaeca e owe of t e porverhauses Cf the df fort Le ,dc Cecperatma as a me defensrve Lmt ihe Quakers held their Oppexems rl por re e, racked up f' + 1 113 rrarkers earmrra an rmpressive record cf ive ee g af e Q F' grr rr ra for e a t me f e e eemers Burton Auckland, Michael ae J ad L + TOWT ' H were SMNZ Renard Smith and ezie , 52f ,lm iq'-n-J 255432495 fs 514 U13 Q2 A 41 Q46-f 44 3 1111+341 3 -.L 4 B .,:,,, ,K . MM, . -1 752,52 449 After many hours of faithfully practicing corners, bullies, and stopping the ball with a flick, the Lassies were ready to enter Bux-Mont competition. Ioyce Lewis and Doris Mumbauer captained the Pantherettes through a successful season as the team registered four wins, one tie, and two losses, Performing for the last time were: Ieanne Esposito, Ioyce Lewis, Betty Iane Miley, Doris Mum- bauer, Shirley Nase, Ieanette Sloyer, Iudy Swartz, and senior manager, Barbara Schneider. Opponents Quakertown Opponents Quakertown Upper Perkiomen 0 2 Central Bucks l 0 Palisades 2 9 Upper Moreland 2 2 Pennridge 2 3 Souderton l O Lansdale U l Ninety four HOCKEY MHNHGER Barbara Schneider HOCKEY INFORMAL Left to ight S Nase I Swartz I Esposito B Miley HOCKEY CO CRPTHINS Left to right D Mumbauer I Lewis I--P HOCKEY SCULL PRACTICE Seated fleft to rightj I Esposito I Lewis B Miley Standing Miss Qfflerbach D Mumbauer S Nase I Slayer HOCKEY TERM Kneel ng fleft to right! D Mumbauer I Lewis B Miley M Savacool Second row B Schneider E Miller G Shelly I Gerhart I Friday H Stout Miss Rfflerbach Third row G Neiman G Legzdins B Foulke M Pfaff N Flmes Fl Weadon r' : , , . , . ' , . ' . First row: D. Valerio,- S.. Nase, I. Swartz, I.. Esposito, W . , , , S 5 n .vi '11,- Ex is .4-n -:xii 1,3 if Magik . -N, wil' 'N yfgn,-,. ? aq:,i1f'31 TM 6' xi. ' . in ,,.,f ,. '-hir Q Wf'1Qi'3'?r '95 yn., . ,' 'Q' -Ik -f',.vf MV- ' . . is-, , W' 3 . .' , . ' 1 , . -4 ,1 'L -'ATM 4-4:4 '1 . ,, Ax. LL, .V ., H56 VJ 'VM' 1 4.5 ' an cxJ .nn wo- ' s r Z V 5' Y r v f i fl in 1 -Q ' 'S 4' '-' M. ' gg , ltmjrr 133 4 , s , N 5,33-L 5 Ne 'jf f. I' - ff- - X. '-4 .ji 1,,s1.,.Q:-- u X x- 13v K-.,,'fr' A , f-My-.Q , 1 D. A. Qbrim.. -. - ---- - . 5.-rf' 'Z in league cerxjzetitien the Pcrittierettes experienced 3 diss ointmf' season, '.'f'lf11'1l1'1' emi tw-fs ceritests 5 I tying two, cxd losing four by Close eceres. Their success in dcwriixg tiree nor.-league eggs ments repaid the girls for leng hours ef praetxe Dribblirig the C2111 for Irie ierst tirrie were Betty Ari. CQ-CWFIPTHINS arm conci-I tai' : :irc ff.-,f1Q'ier:2i:. J' I Bfiird cmd fffcrry Sticwer C5-Captains, feyce Lewis, Edrburu Schneider, find Iuditii Swartz, wriiie capfzble rtiznilger, ICCIH Walker, mise 'I senior, Eriridied the equiprrierit SCCRES Cppenerilf Quzricerzv Czeperraburq ZU 57 Fexxtzir. Hili 3.2 55 Perixriiqff 44 30 Lf:r..'d:1le 37 36 Sziidertori -10 395 Upper More. rrifi 33 33 L'1I'1. 1'1lf: 54 54 pf:Y1Y1Y1'liQf: 251 34 S 'j:t'I i 48 OJ 5 Gr BQSKETBQLL INFORMAL Ug.perMcrelc1r.'1 37 45 -' 'Q .gba I Swartz B Buprd T wuik 'ri ti Sfhxeld--Y I Lf-wx: M GIRLS' BRSKETBHLL TERM Km Vw-Z7 .QT B Hiiri fl Sttfbwer FXS' ew I 'f'f1.i:f-7 I S'f.'1 .' 7 Lr.-.1f. H Sitir.-,if-r f G'-Stix 73 Lf-qfjirir 5 ' 1 r.'f. M.,:1Hi','-'E1't2 ff ferr! 5. f' S H'1r':rLir. .1 Sheuy I V21 .t:Lr1'i'r.' G F'i..', T. P113--, Q 'fi--he E, QV1.:- ' H 512.1 H Sfivqicg, Y,ER7'0 Elly' I4 'IS FH' CRT0 q,ER7'y . Siu? fo? K -9- THHCK TERM 1 Q, 0 . , mr Q mf' 'QQ X X jg, Y' N v N' S4 Frrst row llelt to rlghtl W Rhoades C1 Contros, T Moyer, R Rush, R Lerght, Q Frank, R. Trumbauer, Second row Mr Wlsneskx, I Ukstms, D Eourquxnl Moyer, R Klme l. Slotter, R Ballret K Fretz Zfzake Me Taking a premature look at track, Coach Wisneski hoped to develop a squad of underclass- men around his sole letterman, Richard Leight. As in former years the team planned to enter the Venzke and Penn Relays. Other senior cinderrnen are Richard Bauder and Arthur Rush, Flpril Rpril Plpril Rpril Rpnl May May May May l-lay V 4 HI 7 l4 21 23 28 l 5 l2 l5 l9 l.e.t to . ,24 S C H E D U l. E Emmaus Home Central Bucks Home Boyertown Flway Penn Relays F3l'f.'ay Fennridge Home Bethlehem l C Relays Rway Venzke Relay: Boyertcwn Lansdale BuXeMont Meet Lansdale Soudertcn Flway TRHCK INFORMHL wht R R-5h R Leigh! R Eagle' bale Us texte en 5. ,- - . , ,.., ., f L'lYl'f DfC',lQflf iff? 53121 L,J.A,, J ,.- Wm ' ..!f.,,f,-f :Amee ina Ci3,L.ee ' L T QQEYISTS LE, 5: HMV fvfv,-.. AL - Y A Peturnmg the serve .ist CQrt.y,ef1'1:r. fer QHS were CQ.-e...e Blanc., Gertrgiie Brflumle Iudiiifl H:fr1eyer, fume fffCQgrd',' Mary Shower Gnd IQ'e Yfuff' 131121 Hx: merge: served :er lfwqf ffgfvf me Wffnjmgv J., f,.4. TENNIS INFORMHL J. ...AU JV. f , ri Ah -ri' '3 ' ' I: 'line V 'ge' ' V' 'Z G Erixue M 51 PL 2 f 1 LH . Q-A-V Tiflfllff flCHEfl,',J1,I. I' 13 Jer.k1:tzw:1 Q'Af'l'3' Y. zu f' M .' W sg,rLr.q11f:1G Qw1'. M :Q J 1 TENNIS TERM X- I -1 ,, xx, .WH JY. . vw . .... f . r, 1- ' 1- --1' 4 . ,... .. 1 'I x f v I ' 'Q 1 r HJ 0 1- ver I Mzybr 5.1.1. ' L Crum Z PLC. 14 ' L'x:.1:1r 1:. n Srrmlz .. 2 :de car sman D Q re he I4 VJ frmak ' K'r' P Kina- :1 I,.ef.' Wlth several rnen reiurnmg from last years team a determined Panther sauad took ta the Hanglng up thelr splkes for the last tlrne were Mlchael Drewniak, Kenneth Fly, Donald Plpril Qpm Qpm Qpm Qpm Qpm Qpm May May May M a w' lla? Mdv Hcme Home Hwuy Hema Qway Hcme Qway Q W 1 Qwu 'A.' Hehe Hgme Qwuy Haze M '----1 1 J-.- GIRLS' BHSEBRLL TERM FTS' C7-'J .' Q Frtfn E,e1:o'.'f Pl Biiri P E Q H K 9 r Firm -: With seasoned performers forzzizna the nucleus of their team, the Quaker Law. d for an outstanding recard 0Y':' 'UC 1.3 i l I K ii f I. D 'T Rounding the bases for ine last time were Cofcaptain Betty Ann Baird Na cy A oii Sf Dahl, Elizabeth Egner, Doris iifurnbaiier, and iean Sriinn as Sharon Traiiaer irianaaer fiieered thern on Qgr: Qgri. ww., -fi M ix' Q 3 N 31' l H xlA,., .v.... Rl .. lvil -I ., F , rf-11 GIRLS' BFISEBRLL INFORMRL Hifi.- I1 ' rv,- ,4 ,ooo xx' .oo A1 one RIFLE TERM s ow erm o e , ID e I Kxrsc c 1 'G ck Mr Struv Voc drwcr Gross P Gr or 14nd Errdmg therr seoson wrth two srrmosh successes Quoker rrtlemerr comprled o record of two wms ond srx losses Ccrptcun Beverly Wolclc the only semor morksmon competed m hrs lost mortch for Q H S thrs sprrrrg Qppo Q JK oe 0 6 'OT' E 'OP QV C C1 5 O CORCH HND CRPTHIN OF RIFLE TERM F111 row tlett to rrghfl D ll cl l. G l Q M M yer 'JJ K. ri 3 r . h Se: n row I Smrth I Meyf-rs, B 'Nl , Af-r INT ., r .. . ll , 1 qc I tents 1, 'erfowx 'chiral Bucks 490 48' Prospect Park 487 485 Lower M rl . 490 483 Up er Darby 500 491 Qlczrig. . 493 489 vvlv'6Sf C .hohc 490 434 Y-: 'oh 484 fin? 'Jeri-ffo, 4n7 459 Lf Tilt' M7 S'7':','Q' P' 'Jf :,Tk QU 11711- f. , lf-L SN . x, h X A K 1 V 'hx I ' 711'TwF,TsI1w: V'Wl1lUW s-, A -MN L rl. ,-vu 25 X . A I 4 J X - Q w . 5 ' Z Q x ' v - - 1 A -'EAW x - . ,, .5 , 3? Q W, .,, x .ix l i - Mum R,,, ' , . 51 A Innifylll , U i-, I . -,. n 1 X, M ,Hx 'I 1 vu 'W' f I ' , 'gun' -v.. 'Hmmm .Q 11 , ,i -1- , - 45 1 ii V q I S Chu, - Qi hun ' --3 ' rw ' Q , ,U-Quan. .- Ju' 3 s-L1 .4-Q. lx? A . :Ll Q-'X up ..1. 3 Ulf YC931 Wetiaaitiaefzwadcpa Jaciwg R Frlend Mr and Mrs Brrghton E Fldarn M1ss Mar1an Hfflerbach Mr and Mrs Dan1elI Rhlum Mrs H Raymond Flhlum Mr and Mrs Merrlll Flleyander Hllegheny RlbbOH Mtlls Rsso lated Rubber lnc B G H Market Mr Richard Bader Mr Pl Paul Barndt Mr and Mrs Paul L Barndt Bartholomew s Radlo Sound G Recordmg Servlce Mr and Mrs W1ll1amI Becker Berman Sales Company Bethlehem Busmess School Cla1re G Blehn E q M1ss Mary Blehn Blllem s Pluto Servlce B111 s Flower Shop Dr and Mrs Kerm1t S Black Mrlton Bleam G Son Furrlers Mr and Mrs Frank E Bocklus Boorse Musxc Store Mr and Mrs Robert G Bourqutn Mr and Mrs Herman Braunle Brunners Bakery Mrs Beulah Buck Mr and Mrs Warren S Buck Bucks County Enterpnses Quakertown Fhrport Mr Leroy N Cassel Cathcart Orchards Dr Franc1sI Cavanaugh M1ss Dorothy Chalfant Cheennq Club Chxldren s Shop Mr R Leslie Chrlsmer Mr Walter W Clemmer Commerclal Club Crouthamel s Potato Chlps Mr Howard F Cummlngs The Cynthla Shop Mr Iames R Davxs Mr Rrchard R DGVIS Deaterlys Department Store Mr and Mrs Frank Derr Mr and Mrs Lester Derr Mr and Mrs Lloyd Derr D1mm1g Electnc Mr and Mrs Fllex Docktor Sr Donaghy Lacey Motor Co Mrs Rnna Drybola Endura Mfg Corporatlon F1res1de Restaurant Flshers Furnlture Store nc Fluck 61 Sloyer Garage Forrest Lodge Veterans nc Mr Lester Fosbenner Mr Charles E Foulke Sr Mr Howard B Freed The Frlendly Book Store M1ss Sara Ruth Funk Future Craftsmen of Hmenca Future Farmers of Hmenca Future Homemakers of Hmerlca W W C Geary Ieweler M1ss Esther Gehman Mr and Mrs Pllfred S George Mark S Gerhart DDS Mr and Mrs Charles Gladfelter Fl Goldsmlth s Son 51 Co Green Lane Hoag1e Shop Mr Warren M Gr1m S Gumpert Company Inc and Mrs Thomas Fl Gushen R H Hager and Mrs Pershmg Hallman Lawrence Handy Mr Iames R Hannah Mr Ray Z Hartman Mr and Mrs Rlchard Harwlck Mr and Mrs Dav1d W Hedncl' Helens Beauty Salon M1ss Edlth M Henry Mr and Mrs Ralph Herstme Leroy H1llegass s Drug Sto e Mr and Mrs Mtlton Hllmer Hrnkel and B1ehn Shoe Store Mr and Mrs I Harold Hmkle Mr and Mrs Kenneth Htrkle Hoffman s Dalry Mr and Mrs Morten L Hols1nger Home Room 19 Home Room 20 Home Room 26 Home Room 27 Huber s Market Mr and Mrs Fl F Hunsberger Imrod Clothxng Manufactunng Co Iakoby s Calso Servlce Ioe s Shoe Repalr Servrce Iohnny s Garage Mr Roy Iohnson Karlton Cut Rate Mr and Mrs CharlesI Kelly Mr Donald Kelly Kemmerer Paper Company D1v of Garrett Buchanan Mrs Mamle Klein Mr and Mrs Claude Koder Koders Grocery Mr and Mrs Horace L Koder Mr and Mrs Lyman D Koehler Kookers F1ne Furniture and Mrs Howard L Kressler George W Krxgor and Mrs George Krlkory Davxd Lambrecht and Mrs Gus Lascxk and Mrs 151 W Lawrence Oscar Lev1n Levys Bus SSTVICG Mr and Mrs Karl1s Ltelmams Mr Wlnston W Llndes Llttle Lake Tourlst Court Loren Murchlson Co Mr and Mrs R I Luma Mr and Mrs Elwood P MacWhorter M1ss Margaret Martln Mr and Mrs E O MGSlln Mr Ioe Mayer MISS Ruth F McN1tt M1ss Helen McSparr1n Mr El1as B Mensch Merchants Nat1onal Bank Iohn Mlchael Brothers Mr and Mrs Charles Muller Mr Clarence H Mxller Moyers Shoes Mr and Mrs Elmer R Mumbauer Mr Frank W Myers Nat1onal Honor Soctety M1ss Plnna W Neamand Mr and Mrs Ioseph S Ne1d1g Neuberts Store North Penn Glass G Mrrror Co Oaklyn Nursenes Order of Owls Nest No l25l Mr and Mrs Clyde Oswald The Ph1ladelph1a Coca Cola Botthng Co M1ss Carolyn Potser Puntan Paper Plate 6. Products Co Quaker Motor Co Ouakertown Pluto Parts Quakertown Laundry Quakertown Nat1onal Bank Quakertown Sports G Electrlcal Flppllances Quakertown Stove Works Quakertown Trust Company R 6 R Clothmg Co W B Rapp Machlnery Red Hlll Savmgs 6- Loan Rssoc1at1on Rehrlg G Bleam Renner Brothers Furniture Store Mr Robert Rennmger Mr and Mrs T I Repash Richland Feed Company Mr Frank R Roese Mr Mlckey Rorer Rosas Beauty Shop Mr and Mrs Oscar Rosenberger S CS R Feed Co Mr and Mrs Russelll Scheetz Mrs Mrnme Schnable Mr and Mrs Paul Schoch Mr Stanley Schoellkopf Mr Harold R Sell oernoff Brothers Mr and Mrs Peter Serock Iohn Sexton 6 Co Sharon Hoslery Dyelng 6- Fmlshmg Co Inc Shawnee Penn Manufacturmg Co Shellys Confectlonery Store GeorgeI Shelly Ir DDS Mr W1ll1am Shelly Mr and Mrs E G Shower Mr and Mrs Rudolph S1m1tz Srnes 5 G IOQ Store Mr and Mrs H Walter Sloyer Mr and Mrs I O Sm1th Dr and Mrs Walter M Sm1th Sommer Mard Creamery Mr Carl Spagnuolo Sportsmen s Shop Spotless Dry Cleaners The Standard Pennant Co Mr and Mrs Mark Stauffer M1ss MlflOm K Steely Mr Rtchard E Sterner M1ss Mary M Stever Stevers Texaco SGTVICG Statlon Stew s Pluto Servlce Mr D C Stone Mr and Mrs Charles Stover Mr and Mrs Rtchard E Strayer Mr Leroy Strunk Student Councll Mr Tlmothy F X Sulllvan Mrs Frankhn Swartz F L Tarantmo 6 Sons R M Taylor Co D Theodoredls 61 Sons Inc Earl R Thomas Ir DDS Mr and Mrs Paul Trauger Mr and Mrs Fl W Treffmger M1ss Ellzabeth Treffmger Trexler Gas Servlce Co Mr and Mrs Iames Unangst Underwood Corporatron W1 and Mrs Frank Vahovlch and Mrs I S V1ehe Ir and Mrs W1ll1am Walker and Mrs Hlfred Warrls W F Welsel I and Mrs Earl1nI Wenhold and Mrs Paul Wxllauer Wllmer H Wlllauer and Mrs R1chard WISHGSKI tmers Studlo Wonsxdlers Telev1s1on Shop Woodson s Datry Wrlgleys Musxc Store V E Ymgst Nursmg Home Russel Yoder and Mrs Plndrew Young and Mrs Pllvxn I Zwxckl Iacob Zylstra . , , , ,. . - ' . - Co. , ' ' ' Mr. . , ' ' Mr. . 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