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

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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.

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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

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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