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

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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

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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

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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