Schwenksville High School - Lanconian Yearbook (Schwenksville, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1959 volume:

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Although at times we encountered rough seas, our voyage was a pleasant one and we will Cherish our memories of it always. We wish to express our gratitude toward all those who helped make it possible for us to publish this log of memories, our 1959 yearbook. Table of Contents ADMINISTRATION-FACULTY SEN IORS UNDERCLASSMEN ORGANIZATION S ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS Pages 5-14 Pages I5-30 Pages 31-36 Pages 37-44 Pages 45-52 Pages 53-63 C39 A Dedication We, the Class of 1959, wish to express our gratitude toward you for your ever pleasant personalityg your guidance and assistance in our art courses even in elementary schoolg your generosity and valuable help in planning and decorating for our class functions, especially dancesg and your genuine interest and friendliness toward each of us by dedicating the 1959 Lanconian to you- Mrs. Dorothy Shaffer 4 wr 4 5 gm Ski? 3 was YY? rl' mf , Y Q ye I , il? Q : Q 3 M 'gli 533515 sg A Nm was KZ? 1 3553 Ft list 'Xl gush' gi 9 K 'AN 2 2 is WSW 'Kg if 1 J 2: --- - . . :Q fis t -. .:. XS: A ,Eg - Q 2 W 1- 3351: me SIR ,fv Ji 3 if ' 'i 5:c:1: Fa f its ' ff f-QQ ,wa Eg' . -::,.,,22f'le2 4- .- K. i 4' ADMINIS T RA T I ON-F14 C UL TY hm... To The Class of 1959: Graduation is a goocl time to take an inventory of past accomplishrnents and to lay plans for the future. Ask yourself what you have given to your home, school and community in these first eighteen years of your life and what they have given to you. Have you given as much as you ought to have given in service? Have you gained as much as you should have gained in personal and educational develops ment? Mrs, Katheryn W'ismer, Secretary to the Supervising Principal, Mrs. Louis Hufnagle, Secretary to the Supervising Principal. 1 E it 3 2 S ge i After this review of the past, look ahead to the future. Wl1.1t are your goals in life? Are they as high as they ought to be? Will the worltl, or your particular section of it, be a better place thirty years from now because you have livetl in it? Congratulations on having successfully coinpletetl this stage of your life. Have faith! Look aheatll Aim high! ROBERT W. COPE sw rw 'ill To the Cilass oli H2502 il he Hoy Seouts ol' America have as their motto lie Prepared. l can think ol' no hetter adviee to the graduating elass of 1959 than the stout motto. Vlfhether your plans include a trade. the serviee, college, husiness or any other pursuit, good prepara- tion is essential to sutcess. 'lihese are trouhled times and a lot will he expected from your generation. The eyes ol' the world are focused on the United States. Thereliore, it is impera- tive that you pursue your daily tasks with diligenee. that you are honest and straight forward in your dealings with your liellow man, that you practice heing good eitizens in your communities. that you XX 'rs nuns'- are sympathetic with those less liortunate than your- selves and that you keep an ahiding liaith in God, lt' we as a people adhere to these ideals, then our nation will Be Prepared to meet any trrsis that may occur from within or without. There will he no doubt as to our physieal and moral strength, We will not he rendering merely lip servit e to demotraty hut we will he setting an example lor the rest ot' the world to follow. Our tountry is as strong as the individual people in it. You are some ol' these individuals. The future holds great promise lor you. Hlie Prepared to aeeept and take advantage ot' it, Good lutkl Mrs. Harold Seliuehert, Setretarv to the High School Printipal, Phyllis M. App Alden G. Biely AB- B.S. CWIJV CWI! C'1ll4'.k'f Lebanon Valley Callege English, Drama Club Sponsor, Vocal Music' Glge Club. 7th Grade Adviser. Lois F. Carbaugh B.A. Uf.flI1Il.f College English and German, Yearbook Club, Senior Class Sponsor. Richard j. Carfagno B.S. ll e.fl Claerter Stale Teacher.: College General Math, Geometry, Alge- bra, Trigonometry, Mechanics Club, Senior Class Sponsor. Fred W. Eurich B.S. Per1z1.ryl1uf1ia Smile College Industrial Arts, junior Sportsman Club, Student Council Sponsor, Freshman Class Sponsor. Michael L. Hader B.A. Lehigh Uui1'er.rily Science, Physics, Chemistry, Knights of Science, Athletic Di- rector, Baseball Coach, Freshman Class Sponsor. William R. Hagman B.S. Lock Hurezz Slate Teurlaerf College American History, Civics, Driv- ers' Education, Consumers' Edu- cation, Automotive Club, Safety Patrol, 8th Grade Adviser. Virginia A Haley B.S. lmmarulrrtri College Shorthand, Typing, Bookkeeping, Newspaper Club Adviser, Cheer- leaders Adviser, junior Class Sponsor. Joseph S. High B.S., M.Ed. Temple UI1l1't'f.l'llj' Health, Physical Education, Bas- ketball Coach, Asst, Football Coach, Gym Club Uunior Highj, 7th Grade Adviser. Donald D. Kroninger B.S. Kulzlouvz Slate Tearben' College American and Wcmrld History, P.O.D., Pep Club, junior Class Sponsor. Frank A. Lawrence Marquelle Ufzirenily Instrumental Music, Band. john R. Resetar B.S. Lock Haven Stale Tearlaefx College General Science, Biology, Varsity Club Adviser, junior Science Club Adviser, Football Coach, Albert G. Robinson B.S., M.Ed. Uuirerrily of New Hamfubire Temple Ur1i1'er.vity junior High Mathematics, junior High Basketball, j.V. Basketball, Wizards Club, V.P. Teachers As- Sophomore Class Sponsor. George E. Romasco B.A. SI. j0.l'6f7b',f College Latin and English, Public Speak- ing Club, Sophomore Class Spon- Sllf. jane Senese B.S., M.S. Bearer College Slate Uuirefrity of Iowa Home Economics, Sewing Club, Bachelors Club. sociation, 8th Grade Adviser. Dorothy G. Shaffer B.S. Ohio Unirerrily Art Supervisor, junior High Art Club. Charles R. Steitz Evelyn Steitz Patricia A. Urban B.S. R.N. B.S. Kulzloufu Smile Teurlaerr College Hdfillfmdhll Hortiilal School Lock Hurerz Stale Teuclaenr Social Studies, Camera Club, ef Nulrmlg Collegf' Hobby Club, 7th Grade Adviser. School Nurse, Future Nurses Health and Physical Education, Club Adviser. Hockey, Basketball, and Softball Coach, Leaders Club. Clayton P. Weaver David H. Wilson B.S., M.S., M.A. B.S., M.S. Univerfity of Pennsylvania New Britain Stale Teurberi Guidance Counselor, Social College Studies, junior High Guidance, Unirerfity of Penrzrylmrzia Indoor Games Club. Remedial Reading, College Pre- paratory Club. Helen A. Young B.S. Wert Chester Stale Teurlyerr College Political Geography, Civics, Eng- lish, Newspaper Club Adviser, Literary Magazine Adviser, Libr- arian, Freshman Class Sponsor. Thu Tliinktr' pnscs fur svniur .irt students under thc As supervisor of thc wmrncrci.il tiL'p.irtim'nt, Miss Hnlvy dii't-ttiim of Mrs. Slmtfcr, assists thcst- scniivr typists. bb H Mr. Budnovitch explains thc instruments uf it diislihmird tu Mr' Wciivcr Hers helpful adviw to 5 ni'm U'nCUn'ng thmr Drivcr Iiducation studcnts, future Plum' Future: Iiniiscwivcs lc.irn thc techniques of Iiornciiuking with Mr. Enrich assists mcmhcrs of .i tl.iss with thuir inthistri.iI tht' grid of Miss Scncsc. .lrts pmjccts, l 1 I.AlITj.flI.ljlL' students t1'.insI.1te German with Miss CLll'l'P.lllghiS help. Mr, Iiiely plays giewmpnniment while music students sing. Mr. Hiitler, he.iti nf the srienue department, demonstrates mrrect Lrh tethnique. Mr. Curfiigno, head of the mirthenmties department. explsins .1 pruhlem in Adviimul Algehixi. F Mr. High demonstrates to his physical edliezitinn Ll.iss the current method of tuul slwuting. Leqturing to seniors is Mr, Kruninger, heiitl iff the snciiil studies department. mm N School Board Sfxmdx lf. Duskiuz. C. Kulp, R. NtCCllh.lI1 lPrcsidcntj, F. Rcnningcr. F. Schwcnk, S1.1mliug.' R. SI.1ughtcr. C, Kmtl Oclsqlmldgur, R. Ruifsllcidcr. Service Sta 1.411 lu rfqqfvlx R. Fricl, XV. Minnig, I, Knurr. C. H.1Ilcr, LJ! In figfvlx M, Mmm, I.. Young. I.. Fulton, M I D. Kchs. Rinlnmlwn, l. R.1wn. 15 4 We ll Never Forget Miss Haley's friendliness and ever pleas- ant smile. Mr. Resetars undying faith in our foot- ball team. Mr. Highs helpful coaching in basketball. Mr. W eaver's helpful guidance in planning our futures. Mr. Kroningefs True and False tests. Mr. Hader's chemistry class. Mr. Carfagno's conscientious concern for the care of books. Mr. Steitz's valuable help with yearbook photography. 14 G en eral Believes in taking distant trips . . . always buying or selling a car . . . every- body's friend . . . usually broke . . . comes to school at his own convenience , . . plans to attend Spring Gardens Institute. Activities: A.A. 9, 10, 11, IZ: Sportsman Club President 93 Hot Rod Club 10, Dancing Club 93 Varsity Club, 11, 123 Football 10, ll, Basketball j.V. 9, 10, Captain 10, Varsity 113 Baseball 9, 10, 11, 123 Senior Play 12. NANCY LOUISE CHITTICK Academic Chicken Enjoys a good laugh . . . Pixie . . . whiz at trig . . . constantly lending out homework papers . . . usually talking . . . always has a ready supply of aspirins . . . future includes nursing. Activities: A.A. 10, 11, 123 Safety Patrol 11, l2: Leaders Club 103 Future Nurses Club 10, 11, Secretary-Treasurer 10, Vice-President II, Assistant Year- book Editor IZ, Newspaper Club 93 Intramural Basketball 9, 10, 11, 123 Softball 1 1. CAROL ANN ARNOLD Academic Cgygl Anything but quiet . . . enjoys reading a good book . . . finds it hard to control her temper . . . persuasive yearbook salesman . . . will study nursing at Hahnemann Hospital. Activities: Future Nurses Club 93 Tri-Hi-Y Club, President 93 Musical Group 93 Dancing Club 9, 103 Glee Club 9, 10, 11, 123 Yearbook Staff IZ, Senior Play 123 A.A. 9, 10, 11, 12, Safety Patrol 9, 10, 113 Hockey, j.V. 9, Varsity 10, 113 Basketball IV. 9, 10, Varsity 113 Intramural Basketball 123 Student Teaching 11, 12. NANCY JEAN BARRON Academic Nan Always full of fun . . . holds class swimming parties . . . our natural blonde . . . Oh B.B.! . . . future plans aim toward West Chester State Teachers College. Activities: Glee Club 9, 10, 11, 123 Student Council Secretary 123 Newspaper Club 93 Officials Club IO, Future Nurses Club President 103 Yearbook Staff 123 Senior Play 123 Student Teaching 10, 11, 123 Basketball j.V. 9, 10, 11, Varsity 123 Hockey j.V. 9, Varsity 10, 11, 12. KATHLEEN E. BICKERT Commercial Kathie Good things come in small packages . . . flashes a diamond ring . . . adores popular music and dancing . . . loves pizza and zeps . . . a star in intramural basketball . . . enjoys doing secretarial work. Activities: Latin Club 93 Dancing Club 9, 10, 113 Library Club 103 Knitting Club 113 Yearbook Club 12, Shorthand Club 123 Hockey j.V. 103 Softball 103 Intramural Basketball 11, 123 May Queen Attendant 11. CHARLES CARTY Buck DAWN LENORE CLEMMER C 0 m m errial Dawn Has a giggle all her own . . . excels in bookkeeping . . . happy-go-lucky . . . drives one of the newer cars-'31 Willies . . . always ready to hear a corny joke . . . future bookkeeper. Activities: Dancing 'Club 9, 103 A.A. 9, 10, 11, 123 Newspaper Club 103 Art Club, President 9g Leaders Club, Secretary 113 Hockey Manager 11, 123 Basket- ball j.V. 9, 10, 11, 123 Softball 113 Senior Play 12. CAROL LEE DAVIS C 0 m merrial C arol Lee Refugee from Norristown in our junior year . . . usually seen with Lorna, Donna, and june . . . has a smile for everyone . . . good dancer . . . always joking with Mr. Carfagno in homeroom . . . looks forward to office work. Activities: Newspaper Club 11, 123 Intramural Basketball 12. VIRGINIA DELUTIS Academic Ginn y One of our engaged seniors . . . easy to get along with . . . thrives on Italian foods . . . can't see the value of studying . . . chemistry just isn't her subject. Activities: Pen Pal Club, Secrc tary 93 Dancing 'Club 93 Latin Club, Secretary 103 Library Club 103 Newspaper Club 113 A.A. 9, 10, 11, 123 Tri-Hi-Y Club 93 Hockey j.V. 10, 11, Softball Manager 103 Intramural Basketball 12. JUNE LOUISE FAUST Commercial funie Bug Possesses a sincere concern for everybody's troubles . . . enjoys talking . . . often seen with Carol, Lorna, and Donna . . . rock and roll fan . . . plans to do ofhce work. Activities: Glee Club 9, 10, Library Club 93 Safety Patrol 93 A.A. 9, 10, lll Pep Club 12Q Future Nurses Club, Secretary 113 Newspaper Club 103 Intramural Basketball 123 Softball Manager 10. JUDITH ANN FECAK Commercial judy Always willing to listen to a good joke . . . loves raspberry ice cream . . . constantly changing her hair-do . . . enjoys a good argument . . . future sees her as a hairdresser. Activities: Pen Pal 'Club 93 Library Club 103 Knitting Club 113 Intramural Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12. ,, W , W-- .... 17 Star in basketball shorts and on the pitcher's mound . . . platter line police- man . . . Head . . . plans to be a bookkeeper after graduation. Academic Anne A student . . . busy editing the yearbook . . . frequently writes letters . . . Queen of Hearts . . . drives her father's hot Plymouth . . . expects to teach tots A DONALD HENRY FREIER General Ogg All-round athlete . . . well-liked by all . . . redhead . . . does a mean jitter- bug . . . travels with Ron and Wayne . , . future aspirations include gradu- ation and the Marine Corps. Activities: Sportsman Club 93 Hot Rod Club 103 A.A. 10, 11: Varsity Club, President 11, 12, Football 9, 10, 11, 12, Captain 125 Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12g Basketball Varsity 9, 10, 11, 12, Co-Captain 12. JOAN ELIZABETH FULTON C ommerfial joan Avid cheerleader . . . enjoys water skiing . . . travels with Dawn and Elaine . . . commercial honor roll student . . . a future airline hostess. Activities: A.A, 9, 10: Cheerleading j.V. 9, 10, Varsity 11, 12, Dancing Club 9g Latin Club 10: Glee Club 9, 11, 125 Pep Club 123 Yearbook Staff 123 Dance Combo 10, Basketball Manager 9. KATHLEEN ANNETTE GARRELL General Kf1fby6 Accomplished musician . . . enjoys a good joke . . . likes the color red . . . thinks her Puddle jumper is hot . . . possesses imagination and original ideas . . . plans to make music her career. Activities: Band 10, 11, 12: Dance Combo 10, 11, Student Band Leader 12: Newspaper Club 10g Yearbook Club 12, Softball 10, Senior Play 12: Intramural Basketball 12, Nurses Club 11. ROBERT GAUGLER C ommerrinl Bob Activities: Student Council 11, 12, Vice President 11, Treasurer 12, Varsity Club 10g A.A. 9, 10, 11, Class Vice-President 12, Gymnastics Club 95 Baseball Varsity 9, 10, 11, 12: Basketball j.V. 9, Varsity 10, 11, 12. ANNE ELIZABETH GOLDEN after attending Kutztown State Teachers College. Activities: A.A. 9, 10, 11, 12, Secretary 11, 12: Class Secretary 9, 11, News- paper Club 9, 10, 11, Editor 115 Editor of Yearbook 12, Student Council 9, 103 Queen of Hearts 12: May Queen Attendant 9, Class Scrapbook 9, 10, 11, 12, Hockey j.V. 9, Varsity 10, 11, 12, Co-Captain 12, Basketball Varsity 10, 11, 12, Co-Captain 12: Student Teaching 12. 18 i CATHARINE HARRINGTON Commercial Kitty Possesses long hair, envy of all . . . one of our senior majorettes . . . can always be heard . . . thrives on 'bananas . . . plans to do office work and get married. Activities: Dancing Club 93 Newspaper Club 9, 113 Majorettes 9, 10, 11, 12g A.A. 10, 11: Latin Club 103 Officials Club 10g Yearbook Club 12: Hockey j.V. 10, 11, C0-Captain 113 Softball 10: Intramural Basketball 12. JOSEPH E. HAYES General joe Quiet type . . . keeps his muscles in tone by lifting weights . . . his pet peeves are boys that don't come out for football . . . hopes to be an automotive trans- missions specialist. Activities: Sportsman Club 9: Knights of Science Club 103 Varsity Club 11, 12: A.A. 115 Football 10, 11, 12. ELAINE MARTHA HUBER Commercial T00lie Travelshin a two-tone Chevy . . . likes to clown with Dawn . . . enjoys bowling . . . thrives on good pizza . . . plans to be a secretary. Activities: A.A. 11, 123 Glee Club 9, 10, 11: Dancing Club 93 Latin Club 9, Library Club 10: Yearbook Club 125 Senior Play 12g Intramural Basketball ll, 12. PATRICIA MAE HERBINE Academic Pdf Refugee from Ohio in our sophomore year . . . usually seen with Carol and Bobbie . . . Ellen in our Senior Play . . . the future sees Pat as an R.N. Activities: A.A. 10, 11, 12g Majorettes 10, 11: Future Nurses Club 11 12' Library Club 11g Glee Club 125 Dancing Club 103 Intramural Basketball 1C: 11, Senior Play 12. HAROLD CURTIS KEMP General Harold I-Iails from Zieglerville . . . enjoys hunting . . . one of the shop boys usually seen with Sam . . . the Navy plays a part in his future. Activities: Junior Science Club 10: Knights of Science Club 11: Safety Patrol 11: Baseball 9. 19 HAROLD K. KEYSER General Ha,-0 14' Quiet type . . . usually seen with Bob and Sam . . . loves those carrots! . . . has perfect school attendance . . . a farm boy at heart . . . has wild imagination for English compositions . . . future is undecided. Activities: Sportsman Club 9. STANLEY EUGENE KLINE General Baldy School-Todayl? . . . thrives on french fries and pepsi . . . gets along well with the opposite sex . . . drives a hot Merc . . . plans to make the Air Force a part of his future. Activities: Knights of Science Club 10g Photography Club 9g Hot Rod Club 11g Automotive Club 125 Intramural Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12. ALFRED DANIEL KLOCK Academic Al Frequently heard complaining about the cold senior homeroom . . . enjoys southern fried chicken . . . usually seen with Sam . . . has trouble passing chemistry . . . often cat-naps in class . . . plans to go into the field of electronics. Activities: Dancing Club 9, A.A. 93 Knights of Science Club 9, 10, 11, 125 Basketball j.V. 9: Intramural Basketball 10, 11, 12. WAYNE ED KRAEMER Academic Wayne Sports a temper . . . biggest problem is keeping his money from loan sharks . . . Hog . . . I give up! is his most frequent statement . . . his future is undecided. Activities: Latin 'Club 93 Knights of Science Club 9, 10g Varsity Club Vice- President 11, 12g Football 10, 11, 12: Basketball Manager 10, 11, 123 Intra- mural Basketball 9, 10, 11, 124 Baseball 10, 11, 12. FREDA LUISE KRAFT A cad e mir Luire Gold letter hockey star . . . real hot rod . . . our head traffic cop . . . high pressure salesman for Christmas cards and candy . . . Able Athlete . . . college bound. Activities: General Science Club Secretary 93 A.A. 9, 10, 11, 12g Leaders Club 115 Latin Club 10g Student Council 11, 123 Safety Patrol 9, 10, 11, 12, Lieu- tenant 10, Captain 11, 125 Library Club 10g Senior Play Production Manager 123 Softball 10, 11, Captain 11g Hockey, Varsity 9, 10, 11, 123 Intramural Basketball 9, 11. 20 H, W ELIZABETH KRATZ C 11 111 merrirrl Be1.fy' ' Has a lot of friends . . . main interest is athletics . . . one of our senior police- men . . . informer of junior activities . . . plans to seek employment at Superior Tube after graduation. Activities: Tri-Hi-Y Club President 93 Photography Club 101 Officials Club 10, 11, 12, President 12, Safety Patrol 11, 12, Hockey j.V. 9, 10, 11, Varsity 12, Basketball j.V. 9, 10, Varsity 11, 12, Co'Captain 12: Softball 10, 11. J. STANLEY LANDIS General Sam Avid trapper . . . hamburgers are his delight . . . the boys in the shop are his friends . . . likes to play records . . . future includes work in a supermarket. Activities: Sportsmans Club 95 Photography Club 10, 11, 12g Intramural Basket- ball 10, 12. ELIZABETH HELEN LARSON Amdemir Berry The soft spot in Mr. Kroninge-r's heart . . . always with Rett . . . keeps the class minutes up-to-date . . . enjoys writing letters to a certain Marine hardworking waitress at Woodside Manor . . . college bound. Activities: Pen Pal Club 9g Future Nurses Club 10, 11, President 113 Dancing Club 9, 10g A.A. 9, 10, 11, 123 Yearbook Staff 123 Class Secretary 123 Intra- mural Basketball 9, 10, 11, 123 Softball 11. JOHN s. MCCAHAN Academic lark Toots a trumpet . . . Peas . . . often seen eating hamburgers at Specks hear you say that! . . . future campus walker. Activities: Cooking Club 9: Student Council 9, 10, 12: Band 9, 10, ll, 12, A.A. 9, 10, 11, 123 Intramural Basketball 9, 103 Senior Play 12g Basketball, Varsity 11, 12: Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12. ROBERTA ANNE MERRELL Avademir Bobbie Can be quiet . . . usually seen with Pat . . . chemistry is her downfall refugee from Upper Merion . . . worked hard at the Pixie last sum . . . a future nurse. Activities: Glee 'Club 11, 125 Future Nurses Club 11, 12, Safety Patrol 113 Softball 11g Intramural Basketball 11, 12. 21 Rit, Head, Rich, Gene, and he make five . . . Now coach, I ITICI' MARGARET MARY MURPHY Commercial Mm-gg Future Homemaker of America . . . likes to argue with teachers . . . fond of commercial subjects . . . future includes secretarial work. Activities: Shorthand 125 Newspaper 125 Dramatics Club 95 Art 'Club 10, 115 Latin 'Club 105 Safety Patrol 9, 10, 11, 125 Library Club 10, 115 Senior Play Manager 12. DOLORES MYERS Commercial Doloref Friendly to all . . . hoagies and cokes are her lifeblood . . . usually seen with Kathye, Ginny, and Elaine . . . love and marriage are a part of her future. Activities: Dancing Club 9, 105 Future Nurses Club 115 Pep Club Treasurer 125 Safety Patrol 9, 105 A.A. 10, 115 Tri-Hi-Y Club Secretary 95 Future Homemakers of America Club Treasurer 10. JOHN N. PRESTON General lack Class hot rod . . . enjoys a good joke . . . biggest problem is maintaining his drivers license . . . finds it hard to keep interested in English . . . future plans include attending Spring Garden Institute. Activities: Hot Rod Club Vice-President 105 Varsity Club 11, 125 Senior Play 125 Basketball Manager 95 Baseball Manager 95 Football 10, 11, 125 Intra- mural Basketball 11, 12. E. EUGENE REDCAY Academic Gene Did someone mention trig? . . . main problem seems to be keeping his Chevy running . . . money trouble v. girl trouble . . . member of senior Hall Cheer- leaders . . . one of coach's Shoemakers . . . future includes the Air Force. Activities: Class Vice-President 9, 115 Dancing Club 95 Mechanics Club Pres- ident 105 Newspaper Club 115 A.A. 9, 10, 11, 12, Treasurer 11, 125 Varsity Club 125 Senior Play 125 Yearbook Staff 125 Basketball j.V. 10, Varsity 11, 125 Football 9, 105 Intramural Basketball 95 King of Hearts 12. RICHARD T. REED Commercial Rich Hard charging guard . . . proud owner of an outboard speed boat . . . neat dresser . . . fond of eggs . . . has a way with the opposite sex . . . future includes Peirce Business School. Activities: Fishing Club 9, 10, Varsity Club 11, 125 A.A. 10, 115 Football 11, 125 Basketball j.V. 9, 10, 11, Varsity 12. 22 LORNA MAE SANDS C 0 m m errial Lorna Easy to get along with . . . does a wicked hula . . . enjoys steak sandwiches . . . nice dresser . . . usually seen with Donna or Carol. Activities: Safety Patrol 9, Dancing Club 9, 105 Newspaper Club 9, 10, 11, 125 Cheerleading j.V. 9, 10, Varsity 11, 12, Co-Captain 125 Glee Club 9, 105 Basketball Manager 95 Hockey j.V. 9, Varsity 10, 115 A.A. 95 Intramural Basketball 9, 10, 11, 125 May Attendant 9. RICHARD BERGENSTOCK SCHLICK Academic RH President of almost everything . . . A-rab . . . whiz at chemistry . . . races the clock to homeroom . . . likes the opposite sex but won't admit it . . . football manager with a trick knee . . . College bound. Activities: Band 9, 10, 11, 125 Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12, President 125 Yearbook Staff 125 Senior Play 125 Class President 10, 11, 125 Stamp Club 9, 105 Baseball 9, 10, Manager 115 Basketball j.V. 10, Varsity 11, 125 Foot- ball 9, IC, ll, Manager 12. BRUCE LLOYD SCHUCHERT A radenzic B ruce Operates the movie projector . . . church worker . . . white shirt man . . . has Cadillac-will travel . . . enjoys photographing the finer things in life . . . future includes further education of some sort. Activities: A.A. 9, 10, 11, 125 Photography Club, Vice-President 11, President 125 Yearbook Staff 125 Senior Play 125 Baseball Manager 9, 105 Football Head Manager 9, 10, 11g Art Club 95 Dancing Club 95 Varsity Club 105 Class Scrap- book 9, 10, 11, 125 Safety Patrol 10, LORETTA ANN SELL Commercial Ryu Delphi holds her main interest . . . an asset to any argument . . . interclass basketball player . . . homework-did we have homework? . . . future undecided. Activities: Dancing Club 95 Pen Pal Club Vice-President 95 Safety Patrol 9, A.A. 9, 10, 11, 125 Photography Club 105 Newspaper Club 11, 125 Basketball Manager 10, 115 Intramural Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12. HENRY E. SHONTZ Academic I-I,1f1k Hates a condescending attitude . . . sports a hot Kaiser . . . often seen with Gene and Bob . . . Serious Hank . . . hard working football center . . . takes a lot of kidding . . . future ambitions lean toward college. Activities: Student Council 10, 11, 125 Class Vice-President 9, A.A. 9, 10, 11, 125 Yearbook Staff 12, Senior Play 125 Hot Rod Club 9, Football 9, 10, ll, 12, Baseball 10, 115 Intramural Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12. BARBARA ANNE SMITH Commercial Baby Easy to get along with . . . avid sports fan . . . tall . . . Where's joe ? . excellent typist . . . undecided about the future. Activities: A.A. 9, 10, 11, 123 Dancing Club 9, 103 Glee Club 9g Pen Pal Club 9: Newspaper Club 10, 11, 12g Basketball Manager 10, 11. ROBERT LEE SMITH General Bob Tall, dark, and handsome . . . travels with Bruce . . . hard worker at Vlood- side Manor . . . great guitar strummer and singer . . . the culinary arts play a part in his future. Activities: Dancing Club 9, Automotive Club 10, 11, 12, Intramural Basketball ELAINE VERNA SNYDER C 0 mmercial Eldiffe Excels in art . . . Oh well, that's life! . . . pals around with Dolores and Carol . . . can eat pizza anytime . . . Smokey . . . frequently blushes . . . future includes general office work. Activities: F.H.A. Club 9, 10: Glee Club 10, 11, 12g Tri-Hi-Y Club 93 Dancing Club 9, 103 Art Club 9, A.A. 103 Cheerleading j.V. 103 Varsity 11, 12, Pep Club Vice-President 125 Yearbook Staff 12: Hockey j.V. 10, llg Intramural Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12: May Queen Attendant 10. RAYMOND PAUL SPATZ Academic Ray Can usually be found digging for coach . . . can be quiet-for a senior . . . there seems to be a deficit in the treasury . . . his future plans include the ministry. Activities: Knights of Science Club 9, 10, 11, 12, President 12, Class Treasurer 10, 11, 123 Yearbook Staff 12g A.A. 10, 113 Dancing Club 9: Intramural Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12. WILLIAM ROBERT STAHLEY Academic Bob Neat dresser . . . hard working A.A. President . . . always on some commit- tee . . . Mrs. Levengoocl's right hand man . . . can often 'be heard elaborating on his emergency appendectomy . . . his future possibly includes college. Activities: Student Council 11, 12g A.A. 9, 10, 11, 12, President 12g Hot Rod Club 9, 10g Dancing Club 9, 10: Senior Play 12g Yearbook Staff 123 Class Scrapbook 9, 10, 11, 125 Intramural Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12. 24 JOSEPH GORDON STEWART A rademir Youngest member of Senior Class . . . the Third Stoogeu in English class . . . Flash . . . always needs gas money . . . The Haunt of the Halls . . . outdoor boy at heart . . . after school comes the Navy and thenm-who knows? Activities: Safety Patrol 123 Senior Play 123 Newspaper 11, 123 Yearbook Staff IZQ Football 123 Baseball 11, 123 Intramural Basketball 11. K DOLORES IRENE TARCZENSKI C om merrial Quiet? . . . usually seen with Anne and Nancy . . . dresses neatly . . . an asset to our interclass basketball team . . . future includes Peirce Business School. Activities: Tri-Hi-Y Club Secretary 93 A.A. 9, 10, 11, 123 Photography Club 103 Safety Patrol 103 Yearbook Staff 123 Shorthand Club 123 Hockey -I.V. 91 Basketball j.V. 101 Dancing Club 9, 103 May Queen Attendant 113 Intra- mural Basketball 11, 123 Glee Club 9, 10, 11. JANET LOUISE WHITENIGHT C 0 m merria! Quiet until you get to know her . . . Christmas Cards anyone? . . . enjoys art and good clothes . . . favorite pastime is writing letters . . . the future finds janet an accomplished artist. Activities: Band 93 Art Club 93 A.A. 9, 10, 11, 123 Majorette Captain 10, 11, 123 Knitting Club 113 Yearbook Staff 123 Senior Play Scenery Designer 123 Shorthand Club 123 Class Scrapbook 9, 10, 11, 12. Dee janet DONNA RAE WILE C 0711 m errial Don nd Easy going . . . keen sense of humor . . . travels with Lorna and Carol . . . constantly trying out different hair colors . . . keeps the chewing gum companies in business . . . a future airline hostess. Activities: Cheerleading j.V. 9, 103 Varsity Co-Captain 11, 123 Class Treasurer 93 Dancing Club 9, 103 Newspaper Club 9, 10, 123 Glee Club 10, 113 Band 93 Safety Patrol 9, 103 Leaders Club President 113 Senior Play IZQ Hockey j.V. 9, 10, Varsity 11, 123 Intramural Basketball 9, 10, 11, 123 May Queen Attendant 10. RONALD WITHEROW General Ron Finally found a school that suits him . . . often seen with Bob and the shop boys . . . plays a hot guitar . . . problems, problems . . . plans to be a draftsman. Activities: Hot Rod Club IIQ Auto Mechanic Club 12. 25 RONALD G. YOUNG Academic RUN The way to his heart is through his stomach . . . Class Comcdun neit dresser . . . teeny weeny . . . small but mighty on a basketball court oes well in all types of mathematics . . . future includes the Marine Corps Activities: Newspaper Club 115 Band 105 A.A. 9, 10, 11 17 Vrcc Prcsid t 125 Varsity Club Secretary 121 Senior Play 125 Knights of Science Club 11 Football 11, 125 Basketball j.V. 10, Varsity 11, 12g Baseb ll 2 10 SARAH LOUISE ZAENGLE Commercial Sally Very quiet . . . loves chocolate cake . . . avid knitter . accomplished flutist in many orchestras . . . ever so conscientious about everything teaching music is her goal. Activities: Band 9, 10, 11, 125 A.A. 9, 10, 11, 12g Futurc TLlCl16fS Club 10 Knitting Club 11g Pep Club 12. Serzled: E. Larson. Sldlllllillgf R. Gaugler, R. Schliclc, R. Spatz. Prwidelll .,..,. Vir'e4Pre,rider1l . . . 5ez'r'eft1r'y ..... Tretzmref . , . Clam' Afiulln-NWC . ., . Richard Schlick , . , Robert Gaugler ,. Elizabeth Larson . , . . Raymond Spatz have left the portg the ocean lies ahead. Clair Floufer-Gardenia Clam' Colon'-Blue and Gold 26 il le' Bo Hank, and Ray as Barhara and Elaine decorating for our One side of the stage as decoritctl Freshmen. iunior dance, Shamrock 'n Roll. for our sophomore dance, Snow hound, Class Log ln l955 we set out on our voyage hy electing the captain and otlicers of our crew. Out of sixty ship- mates, we elected Witlter josephson as president, Eugene Redcay as vice-president, Anne Golden as secretary, and Donna Wile as treasurer. Our able advisers were Miss Goldheld and Mr. Hader. Our activities included going roller skating and holding several class parties. As we entered our sophomore year, seven of our shipmates had already plunged into the sea ot' life. As our class otiicers, we elected Richard Schlick, presidentg Henry Shontz, vice-presidentg Phillip Trumbauer, secretaryg and Raymond Spatz, treasurer. Our advisers were Mr. Resetar and Mr. lfurich. ln December we held our first class dance, entitled Snowbound. Spring came, and with it our class rings which we still proudly wear. We climaxed this eventful year with a class party. At the beginning of our junior year, with Mrs. Frost and Mr. Carfagno as our advisers, we elected Huge snowtlake used as centerpiece Kathie, Nancy, and Anne deco- Our tlass rings which we reccivcd tor Snowhound. rating for our second junior dance, in our sophomore year and sti Destination Moon. proudly wear. joan, Elaine, Carol, and june har- Ron and Cigar demonstrate their Al, Ron, Gene, Ray, Wlyni monize in an assembly. Ron in muminering ability at class party. and Ron pose tor a gag shot i background plays accompaniment for junior Day. our juniorettes. our class otticers-president, Richard Schlickg vice- president, Eugene Redcayg secretary, Anne Goldeng treasurer, Raymond Spatz. As sea-worthy sailors we sponsored two very successful dances, Destination Moon and Shamrock 'n Roll. In the spring we presented our junior assembly entitled A Class Re- union 25 Years after Graduation, which was a smash hit. May blew in and with it three days of freedom from the seniors as we went all out to celebrate junior Day. Months of hard work and preparation went into the presentation of Paris by Starlight, at which we entertained our sister ship, the Senior Class. Class co-operation and elaborate decorations made the junior-Senior Prom a night to remember for all who attended. At class night exercises we presented the seniors a garland of roses. Also at this time, Robert McCahan, president of the Senior Class, presented the Key of Education to our president, Richard Schlick. We concluded a very exciting year with several swimming parties A As juniors we observe Richard Ron, Ray, Ogar, Ginny, Displaying their hot-rods are jinct Schliclc, our president, receive the and jack take time out from work and Dawn. It takes all kinds Key of Education from the Senior Class President, Robert McCahan, at Class Night. on school grounds last june. Ron and Ogar coach our inter- Butch Kline touches his toes dur- Wziyne goes in for a lay-up in tl class basketball champions. ing interclass basketball season. interclass basketball game with the which were thoroughly enjoyed by all. As we approached the end of our journey under the leadership of Miss Carbaugh and Mr. Carfagno, we elected Richard Schlick as our president, Robert Gaugler as vice-president, Elizabeth Larson as our secretary, and Raymond Spatz as our treasurer. As we realized that our cruise was nearing its end, we spon- sored two successful dances, Make Believe and Memories In order to raise money for our trip to Washington, D. C., in May, we undertook various projects including the sale of Christmas cards and juniors. candy, Easter candy, and we sponsored a bake sale. In interclass basketball competition, we claimed both the boys' and girls' championship titles. In April we showed our theatrical ability by presenting our senior play entitled junior Miss. Our next project was our senior farewell assembly which was enjoyed by the whole student body. Climaxing our cruise were the class night, baccalaureate, and commencement exer- cises. We hope this log will provide memories to be long cherished by members of the Class of 1959. Ron and jack cooking corn for A corner of the stage at our senior jack, Pat, Hank, Donna, in lunch in the science lab. dance, Make Believe. Gene study their lines before go ing on at play rehearsal. Who s Who AHL' Am, rl Bw! .Hll,1f1'i.l11.v I L U K41thyc G.ll'I'L'II .md Rial1.1l'd Sylmlic Luisa- Kraft and Dun Frcicr Arli1!imlly lfluliffed Chu Crum-df.1u.a Iam-t Wlaitn-niglmt .md jack McC.ll1un Dawn Clemmcr .md Ron Young ,HUM Liiuly ffl Sl1n'w.d T175 13,'jL,,dfjt,f Anne Guldcn and Richard Schlick Qnml DAM, amd BNI-5 gtl,l,1L.y 50 DWDERCLASSMEN Iflflf Rrmy' K. Heacock, C. Shankweiler, H. Wink, A. Hillegass, S. Spravvls, P, Merrell, M, Schirk, P. Slayman P. Rawn, K. Nyce, l.. Gresl-co, B. Haas, M. Sheppard, E. Cope, A. Fry, S. Kanengeiser. Funrffv Roux' li. Creter R. WiIli.ii11s, S. King, S. Rodenhaugh, C.G43l1kiW'lH.SL'L'Ill1d Huckl, D. Crossley, Smith, R. Ogner, R. Hannum Rffir: D, Bogen, T. Faust, li. Berghardt, j. Wenliimld, R. Aiman, R, Yerkes, W. jenkins, M, Singleton, C, XXfhit Mr. Famous tStudent Teacherj, Miss Haley, Mr. Kruninger, man, R. Alwruzzese. Fiflfv Rr1u'.' hl. Bossert. G. Ziegler, l. j. Wfaddel, l.. johnson, G. Davis, A. Hayes, Smoyer. Hillegass, Storkey, Anderson, D. Clark, li. Kratz Tfiird Razr: D. Boohar, li. Bossert, A. Golden, l.. Brower, G, Albright, Next Y ear's Seniors Striving toward our senior year, we, the Class of 1960, have held two dances, an assembly program, and, of course, sponsored the highlight of our year, the junior Prom. Our first dance, entitled Paradise of the Deep, was held in january and was .1 huge success. The underwater theme provided an enchanting atmos- phere and certainly added .1 big feather in the hats of all the juniors. Our next dance was held in April CLASS OFFICERS and provided .1 lovely entrance for spring. For our assembly we presented a play, entitled School Daze, in which the juniors portrayed a senior chemistry class. A Southern theme was planned for the Prom which was held on May 16. We, the members of this class, extend our lwest regards to the seniors and our sincere wishes for .1 prosperous future. Left In Rigfal: Edward Cre- ter, Vice-Presidentg Sally Kanengeiser, 'l'reasurei', Ron- ald Yerkes, Presidentg Sue Rodenhauglm, Secretary, alvsent when picture was taken. Ifir.-I Roux' j. Gertzen. C. Cole, li, Summers, B. Gamble, D. Wfadlinger. ll. Spatz, D. Sucoloski, A. Wfilliams, D. Royer, Ciroth, l.. l.andis, P. Friel, B. lckes. Strmld Rllltl' Mr. Romasco, K. Lick, I Swarr, Rynhart, D. Yerk, G. Greeby, A. Day, T. Crowell, L. Summers, T, Bell, B. Bogan, li. George, Bossard, Mr. Resetar, Third Razr: P. Beltz, B. XXIalker, B. Souder, M, Fryer, I Berry, D. Cory, M. Wfeldon, N. Bossert, E. XXfallate, F. Shaw, P. Miller, R. Carty, B. Hartline, R. Kratz. Fnzzrllv Razr: I.. Miller, C. Malesky, XV. Fenstermacher, T. Ruth, I.. Keyser, li. Sowers, R. Musselman, B. Walters, j. Doslcicz, j. lkleyers, A. Rowland, Bruce Morgan, B. llnderkoffler. lfifllv Karin' D. Hunsicker, T. Malesky, B. Berstler, D. Kindig, D. Vogt, I Bogert, L. Keyser, 0'NeiI, R. Yeanish, C. Frey, D. Smith, M. Gamble. Ten Down, Two to Go The Class of 1961 had a very busy and fun-filled sophomore year. A dancing class was organized to teach our classmates to dance. It met twice weekly during gym periods for four weeks. The effort showed rewarding results at our dance held Decem- ber 6, 1958. This was entitled Christmas Fantasy and was decorated in colors of light blue and white. We also introduced a Sophomore Day, which was celebrated on the 10th of each month. All class Vice President' Donna Wfad members proudly displayed our colors ot' pink and black. Much to our surprise and delight our class rings arrived early on Sophomore Day in Decem- ber, adding to the festivity. Sportswise our girls nnished as runnerssup in the senior high interclass basketball tournament. Our best wishes for success are extended to the members of the Class of '59. CLASS OFFICERS L fl fu Rig!! Betty Cum L rcisuicr C io o L tn 'A J .' ' '. A ble, T 1 XVI CIA, President, Ronald Musselman. I linger, Secretary Anchors Aweigh lfful linux' F, KI'.lL'II1k'I', F I'.l11'I1n', l.. Mlmis, li. 5l.lyIIl.lIl, If Nmu, N. Huumk, S XVink, M. Rmlcnlmllzglm, 5 Murmy. 51 mmf Run 5 VI. Iwug, Cv, lhfllmxlmxlu. D. klumw, V Frw. Nr. H.ulL-r. R, Hump, vl. Bn-nm-r, H. Nlwlnck, XX' XXYL'iI'lI1.lI'l. 'l'ff1rJ Run: F V.m Fmwn. VI. XX'x'igl1t, li Fxuruttx, F. RL-xxlu, S. KL'lIlL'l, B. UL-lsgl1I.1gc1'. lffrwl Rflllf FI. XX'.lIL'I's, C. j4mL-pl1wr1, C.. CQulJL'I1, Fr Uvxril, I., Kud1lL'l', Fu.lk, G. XX'L'iJL'nx11uyu', M. XX il- li.um. AI. llcliulmwx 51 mmf Rffn' 5 N. 'I'41xx'r1sL-1111, K Owmf, VI. Fulton, D. M.u'l.1tt. S. H.ulcr, MIN. Y-rung, fl. l'rlmn, FI. Slmw, Cin-lwlur, W'.1lk4'l', Tfvlnf Kalb' B. SINUyL'l', F. King, F. IY1UI'g.lFl, XV. Cllmsin, K. SIk'NV.1l'f, D OclxLI1l.1gr1'. I.. Hvatt, R Hwptl, U. F.ulu'1', H. Ruw. 1-'mf le,,H'.- D. Yu-k, Al Ulunu, S. XY'.1rl11kwwl, N St.1l1lu', XV. Mycrs, D. Full cr, Al. Kuhn, M. XX .1tkim 7 511-ffm! Imu .' C., Ott, l.. Huj Inn, D. Row, I.. H.iyL's, f, Millur, Nr. Furigh, F, Gram cr, li. Funnix, lx. SQIIIUIKCICI, ,I Mulm, 'lf IlllfI1.l3lIk'. 'lfvml ICHU3' R. Numa-lm.m. Nutr Iv, D. Smith. Ii. ll.1th.m.n R. AllI1.lI1, AI. C1.11'1'vll, li. UH' mr, D. lIbLIkIl.lI1.lIl Next Y ear, High School lfiril RUIIH' N. NX'ile, Bryninger, R, Krutz, 1. Mui- nrz, V. Hellings, H. Del.utis. L, McDevitt, S. Clenimer. Sw- ami 1311142 P, Meyers, D smith. J. XX'iIlinins, is. Reif: sneider, Atwell, R. Slmnk- weiler. Tlrird Rrzuz' P. Berry, S. Spmwls, N. Dunkel, D Krupp, I.. Mathias. K. Mur- 'rn I Vinderwlice Mr Rub- insnn. lffmrllv Ruun' D Tlmingis, Steward, C. Grisl dale, B. Clark, P. XX'hnry, R jenkins, E. Burke. Fin! Roux' M, Vogt, D. Spatz, D, jones, P. Hetrick. C. Stitelcr, bl. Fryer, N. Zieg- ler, E. 'Tl'tYVil'1gL'l'.St,4iUlILI' Roux' D. Rynlmrt, D. XXi'et1ver, T. Kraatz, T. Morgan, V. Merrell, R. Clossin, A. XW.1ltL-rs, R. ML'C.lilill, D. Kraemer. Tlvim' Roux' D. Grebe, Kline, D. Reed, M. Yeanisli, j. Bruwn, P. Sibwcrs, K. Wa1dLiL'l. lffflwlffv Ruir: j. Frisbie, R. Oelsehlng- er, R. Bnrlmsli, D. Hetrick. B. Sturkey, B. Patterson, M. Cliixriek. Long Voyage Ahead I:ll'1f lifmy' XXV Dunlap, D. Small, I.. Ruxlnmg, P. Dice. P. Beek, I.. King. bl. M.lrl.1tt, D. Fisher. Swfnm' Rfllll' N. Ott, Ci. Ixulp. I.. Zilinski, N. HLlLIL'l', D. Clim- hle. S. Grebe. P. Newer, D, Cimpeli Tfvinf Rnlzx' l.ev.in. H. Dunkin, Ii. Iliwstuiw, D. Buckwdlter. bl. Axfurd, D. OWALI, Ci. liielx, I.. H.l.l5, XX . Ifehnunds. Funrfli Roux' Mr. Steitv, Ci. Yergur, Ii. Dise, G. Shafer. K. Niue, R. S.1yIm', K. XX'.uIIinger, I Kunkle, Stu- dent Te.1eIiei'. lfiril Roux' Ii. Ifremh, C. Xxfillinms, S. O'NeiI, I.. Huels, A. INI.lt4lI.iv.ige, K. Ziegler, S. Furest, P. Kuehler. Scffllld Razr: C. Dahms, Ii. Howard, B. Stinger. S. Spiingenherg, K. Meyura. R. Doughty, R. john- wn, Ii. Biekert. Tf'vird Ruiz? XV. H.lIIm.ln, H. Gihhuns, D. Hessler. S. Sacks, B, Ryzner, Suhstitute Te.1eher, Mrs. Brown. liffll Ruff: S. Pmuli.ir, D. Bagan, S. Humieker. If. Hyuitt. S. Smytnn, D. Xweir- nun. I., Fmrrun, N. Kulp. Suomi lQnu': I.. FQ.'I'lNIL'IAIU.lLIl- f er, Ii. Rmhung, R, XXnmI, I. Friel, I., Burke. XX'. Ander- wn. T. IN1iIIingt4mn, R. Huber. 'lffjrd Ruuz' T. QIIIIILIIII, C, Minfu11I, R. Ciulden, Ci. K.inengei5ei', j. DeI.utis, M. Pelleehin, R. Dunkle. D. I.exengimiI. lfulrrlfv Kunz' Mr. High, IZ. H.1nn.i, D. Smith, R. Hulwck, I.. Rueker, A. C.usum.1nu. MX ,AN f six M . , :. xx .. . iz .,.. , . - + sz 3 sy ,magfi I gs' ' ' :.,.. , 'ii M ,,o. W bvub M E. OR CANIZA T I ONS Q QQ Iiirrl Rau D. Coull, L. Johnson, S. Zaengle, L. Koeler, l.. Sands, K, Harrington, j. Wliiteniglit, P. Miller, J. Wrilk- er, 'I. Fryer, S Kriebel, C. Goodwin, D, Bogan. Second Roux' M. Wfeldon, N. Heacock. N. Dunkle, R. Schlick, S. Sacks, R. Ryzner, N. Bossert, P. Beltz. Third Roux' Ivlr. Lawrence, Music Maestros The Schwenksville School Band, under the direc- tion of Mr. Lawrence and Mr. Biely, played an im- portant part in our assembly programs this year. It has also helped to increase enthusiasm at our pep rallies and home football games, and it participated in Schwenksvilles Halloween Parade. Other events on its schedule for the year include providing music at the senior play. our May Day events, and the Spring Music Festival. T. Faust, M, Fryer, H. Gibbons, R. Yeanish, K. Garrell, N. Wile, M. Yeanish, We-nliislcl. Fnurlb Razr: Bryninger, W. Stinger, R. Schlick, L. Keyser, I-. Miller, 1. McCahan, J. Swarr. Singing Blue Birds Mr. Biely is the Glee Club director. He has led the girls in several assemblies at school, for P.T.A. pro- grams and also for the Civic Club programs. Their main performance was that of the animal Spring Festival. liiril Razr: C. Wfitlierow, S. Hunsiclfcer, P. Frey, S. Staten, arz, B. Delutis, l. Friel. Third Roux' F. Snyder, B. Herriman -I. Geblcr, l., Burke, li. French, S. Forest, D, Bogan, L. Bar- A. Fry, N. Barron, P. Herbine. R. Merrell, l. Shaw, F. Shaw ron. Stroud Rona' P. Friel. L, Huels, D, Hessler, R. Golden, Summers, R. Wfilliams. Funrllv Roux' Fulton, Brown G. Kanengeiser, A. Cope, D. Buckwalter, C. Beals, V. Mazi- Mr. Biely, S. Sprawls, C, Arnold. Se.m'd.' E. Huber, J. W'hitenight, K. Biekert, E. Larson, Schliek, H. Shontz, Mr. Carfagno, Miss Carlwaugli, C. R. Stahley, R. Spatz, A. Golden, N. Chittiek, B. Sehuchert, Arnold, E. Snyder, li. Redeay, W. Kraemer, A. Fry, N. -I. Fulton, 5. Kanengeiser. Smuding: D. Tarezenski, K. Barron, J. Stewart. Harrington, K. Garrell, D. Clemmer, J. MeCahan, R. Finished Product-1959 Yearbook This year the yearbook staff is comprised of twenty- 1959 Laneonian with the aid of Miss Carbaugh, the three seniors .md two juniors. The members are faculty adviser. responsible for the planning and publishing of the N-N T N--ww s. EDITORS AND ADVlSliR Lcfl In Riglvl: Anne Golden, Editor, Nanty Clhittiek, Assis tant Editor, Miss Carbaugh, Faculty Adxiser. lx'mifiu.g.' R. Williiiiiis, C. Cole, I.. Sands, M. Weldtin, C. Golden, D. Hessler. St.iled.' S. Wiiriiikessel, l.. Mathias, N. li.irron QSL-cretaryj. C. Sliankweiler tVire-Presidentj, A. Golden, I.. Kraft. Sf.ll1djIlKQ.' Mr, Vifeaver, C. Yerger, Forward With Better Government! This year the Student Council, under the super- vision ot Mr. Iiurich and Mr. Vifeaver. held .1 dance entitled Sentimental Journey. It arranged the Thanksgiving assembly and also an exchange assem- bly with Upper Perkiomen High School. The Student Council is working this year, as every year, to pro- mote better school conditions. lfiril lfnziz' M, XXfatkins, B. U'NeiI, I.. Sands, E, Cope, Miss Haley, Mrs. Young, D. Royer, K. Heacotk, li. Wink, l I.. Sell. Semin! Ruzix' M. Murphy, A. Hillegass. D. Wfie D, McCahan, G. Albright. McCalian, R. Gaugler t'I're.is- urerj, R. Sthlick tPresidentj, R. Stahley, H. Sliontz, R. Barbash. Mr. liurich, Read All About It! THE LANCO NEIIHS. our high school paper. is published by the members of the Newspaper Club under the supervision of Mrs. Young and Miss Haley. The editor-in-chief is Esther Clope and Dawn Royer is her assistant. The student body periodically receives a copy of the newspaper, which tells of various activities of the school. C. Davis. P, Merrell. M. Shepherd. J. Storkey. S. Whirni- kessel, B. Smith. P. Beltz, 7'lvm! lzfllll' D, Buchanan, l.. Crowell, XV. Fcnsterinacher, Stewart, I.. johnson. -I. Davis. lfiviil Rllllf' lV.1rsityj -I. Fulton, A. Golden, D. NX'ile, I., Sands, C. Slmnkweiler. R. XXfiIli.uns, IZ. Snyder. Strmzd Go Fellows Go! The theerlenders, hoth varsity .ind junior xxlrsity, .ire under the supervision ot' Miss Haley .ind Miss Senese. They h.n'e been kept husy .rrousinlu spirit for sports events throughout the school by lending pep r.rllies .und giving te.uns their lull support. 5'r.11ttI: Ii. lilies, B. H.t.1s, I.. Sands, D. Whullinger, M. Townsend. R. XX'ilIi.uns. M. Ziegler, D. Spatz, N. Chittick. Stmmf RIHIL' If. Krqlty, N. Murphy. Ii. Gregtser, I.. M.1thigrs, Razr: Uunior V.trsityj P, Niue, I'. Friel, S. XX .rrinlcessel M. NX'eIdnn, j. Gertzen. C. Golden. The Life You Save May Be a Senior's The protection of students who walk to schoo or ride on huses is the purpose ol the Snlety P.1trol Mr. I-Iagimn is t.rculty supervisor with I.uise Krgilt .ts student direetor. I.. Kraft 1C.ipt.iinj, S. Spiumls, S. Sprqtwls, I.. Iirowel K. NVCLA, Gruth. 'lilvird lclllll' XY. I:L'I'lNlk'I'Ill.Ilil1L'I', R C.1rty.iD. Reed, N. He.1cm'k, R. Ainmn, T. Ndleslxy, Lvl! In Riglrl: R. Young fVice-Presidentj, A. Golden 154-cretaryj, R, Stahley fljresidentj, E. Redcay fTreasurerl. The Heart Beat of Athletics This year our Athletic Association, under the supervision of Mr. Hader, sold student season tickets for sport events, sponsored the annual magazine drive, and held a successful dance in February. The funds from these functions were used to improve our sports program. Schwenksville's Best The sports-minded young men of the school comprise the Varsity Club. The cluh is active in all sports programs, and its members can he found on almost all inter-scholastic teams, The adviser, familiar to anyone who has ever at- tended a football game, is Mr. Resetar. 5l.IIltjfI1.E.' Mr. Resetar. Left to Rigblx J. Hayes, J. Pres- ton, R. Schlick, R, Reed, R. Musselman, R. Aiman, E. Red- cay, li. Creter, D. Freier, R. Young, W. Kraemer. .1 v Kneeling: E. Spatz, J. Gertzen, A. Xwilliams, D. Sutoloski, M. Rodenbaugh, Berry. Sl.u1di11g.' D. Wtldlinger, N. Bossert, V. Frey, R. Kemp, B. Kratz, Mrs. Fulmer, N. Hea- cock, P. Nace, B. Slayman, S. Merry, D. Cory. Future Officials The Leaders Club, supervised by Mrs. Fulmer, prepares students to become rated officials for all sports events. During the school year they give valuable help with the timing, scoring, and officiating of interclass games. Wrenches, Ho! The Automotive Club is supervised by Mr. Hagman. It is organized so that members can learn more about automo- bile mechanics. They compare different types of engines and discuss what to look for when huying a car. Also, from time to time, movies are shown on related subjetts. Fin! Roux' B. Morgan, R. Smith, M. Singleton, R. Abruz- zese, S. Kline, K. Lick, G. Greebe, L. Summers, j. Bossert, C. Fry. Second Roux' R. Wrilters, A. Rowland, T. Bell, E. George, D. Yerk, j. O'Neil, j. Meyers, C. XVhitman, R. Aiman, G. Ziegler. Km'elir1,e: T. Hufnagle. l ir.rr Roux' S. Wink, A. Day, I-. Hayes, W. Bogan, B. Smoyer, J. Groth, L. Gresko, Mr. Steitz, D. Coull, B. Schuchert. Si'mf1d Roux' S. Landis, XV. Hathaway, F. VanFossen, D. Smith, R. Bean, F, King, H. Rose Say Cheese The purpose of the Photography Club, under the leader- ship of Mr. Steitz, is to teach students the hasic principles of snapping, developing, and printing pictures. They are given an opportunity to familiarize themselves with the movie and slide projector, and the tape recorder. Hollywood is Their Goal Miss Cronin directs this year's Senior High Dramatics Cluh. The memhers planned two plays this year which they presented in assembly programs. St.1leJ.' D. Fisher, M. Townsend, P. Miller, F, Sommers. Sf.Illl!jlI.H.' D, Boohar, K. Nace, I.. Brower, S. Hader, Gehler, I. Shaw. Started: P. Rawn. Sfrmdirzg: j. Kelis, j. Wfalker, Miss Senese, S. King, j. Anderson, I,. Koehler, A Stitch in Time Saves Nine Throughout the year, memhers of the Sewing Club have made vests, hermudas, jumpers, skirts, and hlouses. The cluh is advised hy Miss Senese, and memhers participate in the annual spring fashion show here at school. Future Nightingales of Mercy The Nurses Cluh, formed to promote interest in nursing and other health careers, is supervised hy Mrs. Steitz, Infor- mation on various nursing schools is provided and such interests as qualifications to enter nursing school, and suh- jects studied while in training are discussed. Fin! Rout' G, Wfeidemoyer, Fetak, F. Kraemer, D. Yerlc. Swmzd Roux' B. Wfalker, K. Owad, M. Wfilliams. Third Roux' I. Shaw, P. Slayman, C. Urhan. Ifu1n'lf1 Roux' P. Herhine, S. Sprawls, IZ. Bossert. liillfl Ruff: R, Merrell, Mrs. Steitz. Lcfl In lfigfvlt G. Sowers, T. Faust, 51. Doskicz, Mr, Hatler, D. Hogan, D. Clark, W. Clossin. li. Hockl j Xxlaclclel, D. jones, A. Klock, R, Yerkes, R. Spatz, J. Wien: holcl, F. Fairlie, R. Offner, R. Yeanish, F. Morgan, D. Rynhart. Knights of the Lab Table This year the Knights of Science Club, under the super- vision ot Mr. Hacler, has joined with other schools across the tountry in the National Knights of Science Club. The juniors ancl seniors tincl more time to do their ex- periments ancl work on term projects. The younger mem- bers learn how to clo simple experiments which help lay the fountlation for higher science. The Nucleus of School Spirit The Pep Club is a new organization this year, lts purpose is to promote better school spirit ancl more enthusiasm at the pep rallies and games. Supervisecl by Mr. Kroninger, the club members have been making posters to encourage more attenclance at games ancl making basketball schedules that are placecl in the tommunity stores. lfiril Rnn'.' V, Delutis, S. Zaengle, Faust. Mr. Kron- inger. Fulton, li. Snyder. jones. Second Rrmx' Swarr, li. Haas, N. Stahley, D. Hunsicker, E. Greaser, j. Fulton, D. Vogt. Served: C. josephson. E. NX!allace, R. Kratz, B. lckes Slrwdir1g.' F. Keyser, L. Miller, G. Smith, Mr, Romasto AI. Bogart, B. Unclerkoffler, Bossert. Public Speakers ln Debating Club, Mr. Romasco has been prep.u'ing the members for clebate sessions with other teams in the years to follow. In its first year, the members have cliscussetl antl tlebatecl many topics such as Resolved: that the Ll. S. shoultl ban nuclear tests. .V The Shorthancl Club meets on Monclay during the eighth periocl. At this time, we take clictation from our atlviser. Miss Haley, and learn to write shorthantl at a faster rate of speetl. Our main obiective is to be able to write antl transcribe acturately. This club, although new, is progressing favorably. Lefl lu Rigbl: K. Bickert, D. Tarczenski, -I. Wlliiteniglit, M. Murphy, Miss Haley. Rx -fa X fi 3 , M X ,X V. M 4CTIVITlES Lefl m Right-Firrz Rauf: L. Sands, N. Wile, P. Meyers, K. Bickert, D. Tarczenski. Fifth Roux' K. Kratz. J. Shellen- B. Espenship, C. Golden. Second Rouz' C. Cole, D. Little, berger, M. Barron. P. Friel. Third Roux' K. Heacock, S. King. Fourth Rauf: May Day This was the seventh annual May Day celebration at Schwenksville High School. The proceedings of the afternoon began with the arrival of the May Queen and her court. After the entire court was assembled, the Queen was crowned by last year's monarch, Doris Little Grater. 46 12th 11th 10th 9th 8th 7th May Queen . . . JOYCE SHELLENBERGER Crown Bearer . . . PAUL MEYERS Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Attendants Attendants Attendants Attendants Attendants Attendants Kay Kratz Marjorie Barron Kathleen Bickert Dolores Tarczenski Kathleen Heacock Sallie King Patricia Friel Carole Cole Catherine Golden Linda Sands Barbara Espenship Nancy Wile Carol Arnold is racking up points for us on May Day last year. Nancy Barron takes a Hying leap at the broad jump pit Kitty Harrington tries her luck at the broad jump pit. jack Preston showing his ability with the shot put. F WYE t t. dwg 2 'T ' .,,, . a5f:j5f5Q:,f::j:::, '. !s5: 1 :5 ,... - '5- W Don lfreier jumping at the high jump bar on May Day last year. Up and over for Ron Young at the high jump. Our Big Night The night of May 17. 1958, climaxed many months ol' hard work and anxiety for the Class ot' 59. This was our junior Prom. The decorations, including il cafe, Cafe de Paris, french lampposts and signs, .1 flower cart Lll'llStlCLllly filled with flowers, and .1 lighted castle, which at- tained a height of six feet, opposite the entrance to the gym, carried out our Parisian theme, Paris by Starlight. The band was placed on .1 beautifully decorated platform in the back of the gym so we could decor- ate the stage as an outdoor French cafe. The dreamy music of the Hi-l.ites set us all danc- ing from 8:50 pm. till 12:00 midnight. The high- light of the prom was the crowning ol' janis Reigel as Prom Queen by our class President, Richard Schlick. Sei11ca'.' E. Redcay, D. Clemmer, D. Wile, B. Schuchert, Preston, D. Freier, R. Stahley, R Smith, H. Shontz R P. Herbine, C. Arnold, J. Stewart, E. Huber. Sfmzdingx K. Garrell, R. Reed, S. Landis, C. Carty, J. McCahan, J. Junior Junior Min, a three-act comedy, was staged on the evenings of April 17 and 18, 1959, under the direction of Miss Cronin. The scene of our play was the living room of the Graves' home in Manhattarfs upper sixties, just off Central Park. junior Min is centered around Judy Graves, who is a tomboy type of girlg and Fuffy Adams, her bosom friend. The plot works around the early teen-life of Judy and Fuffy, and their constant striving to do good deeds. The play also reveals a romance instigated by Judy between Willis Reynolds and Ellen Curtis. Although J. B. Curtis, Ellen's father, did not approve of this romance at hrst, he later accepts Willis as a member of the family. The last scene takes place the night of Judy's first date, with Haskell Cummings. Judy enters dressed in formal attire, a true Junior Min. Schlick. Miss Harry Graves Grace Graves Judy Graves Lois Graves Joe Hilda Fuffy Adams J. B. Curtis Ellen Curtis Willis Reynolds Barlow Adams Western Union Boy Merrill Feubach Sterling Brown Albert Kunody Tommy Arbuckle Charles Haskell Cummings CAST Joseph Stewart Carol Arnold Dawn Clemmer Elaine Huber Don Freier Kathleen Garrell Donna Wile Eugene Redcay Patricia Herbine Bruce Schuchert Jack McCahan Charles Carty Henry Shontz Robert Stahley Richard Reed Jack Preston Stanley Kline Richard Schlick S King and Queen of Hearts On lfehruary lil, 1959, the King and Queen of Hearts were crowned at the annual Valentine dance. Michael Hader, athletic director, crowned the King, lfugene Redcay, and the Queen, Anne Golden. The dance was entitled Sweetheart Serenade. A very picturesque setting was created tor the evening in the iluniliar holiday colors. Red and white streamers decorated the ceiling and red paper hearts created additional atmosphere. The King and Queen entered from the rear of the gymnasium and pro- ceeded toward the stage. Upon ascending the stairs, they seated themselves in their thrones of honor and were crowned King and Queen ot' Hearts. After the crowning, the royal couple danced the traditional dance for their subjects. The King and Queen then reigned over the remainder ot' the dance from their thrones. ATHLETICS Q v 1, f- Stnrleds W. Kraemer, H. Shontz, J. Preston, R. Reed, D. Freier tCaptainj, R. Young, L. Hayes, J. Stewart, R. Walters, R. Musselman. Semud Roux' R. Barbash, G. Hollowbush, J. Hayes, li. Creter, R. Aiman, J. Hayes, T. Gridiron The record of one win, seven losses, and one tie compiled by the 1958-59 football team was very deceiving, since half of the games were decided by not more than four points. The boys played hard and displayed excellent sportsmanship, but lack of depth on the bench again hurt the football squad. Our early win of the season came against pre- viously undefeated Upper Dublin. A safety and a touchdown by Ed Creter proved the winning margin. Our tie game came on a rain-soaked field when Potts- grove held the Schwenksville offense at the goal line. The seniors leaving this year are Wayne Kraemer, Ron Young, Don Freier fcaptj, joe Hayes, Rich Reed, Hank Shontz, joe Stewart, and jack Preston. Maleslcy, B. Otfner, P, Ressler, C. Frey, G. Davis. 'flvfra' Roux' D. Thomas, Mr. Resetar, B, Smoyer, -I. Mohn, D. Clark, L. johnson, S. Kehrer, R. Schlick, F. Fenstermacher, T. Hufnagle, Mr. High, R. Schlick. Heroes SCORES S.H.S. Opponents 7 . . . . Lower Moreland . . . Sl 6 . . . . West Reading . . . 7 8 .. ., Upper Dublin . 6 7 . , Wyomissing . . . -19 0 . . . . Pottsgrove . . . O 2 . . , . Exeter ...,...,.. . 6 6 . . . . Collegeville-Trappe . 136 6 . . . . Bridgeport ........ 52 Seniors on the team are, leff to right: Stewart, D. Freier, j, Hayes, H. Shontz, R. Reed, R. Young, W. Kraemer, J. Preston. Ruff Young, qu.irtcrh.ick, gow mfr thc lim: -wiv M W, Eh, ' Y IK N' 'lhc L'I1L-L-rln-.uicrs .ind iimiurcttcs do .i chccr tngctliur .it thc Captain Dun Frcicr talks with Mr. Rcscmr and Mr. High game with Cullcgcvillu-Tmppc. . , Q ,Q ' ..-wjgf N. ww i X wk ,, 3 Q5 X sv .Q ix - H N .qw Q :-35:E.:..:.:... X grip: :S .Jg- -f up .:,a,.- ux5., - -N N X XX 4 x Xy Evuding the Cullcgcvillc players is captain, Don Frcicr. 55 Km'ti'ing: kl. Gertzen, A. Golden fCo-Captainj, N. Mrs. Urban, D, Clemrner, D. Boohar, li, Cope, A. Golden, Barron, l.. Kraft KCU-eaptainl, E. Bossert. Fivxrl Roux' C. Shankweiler. K. Heacoek, M. Fryer. A Goal The girls' varsity field hockey had the best season they have had in three years. The highlights of the season were beating Collegeville-Trappe and Lower Moreland each by the score 5-0. They scored 16 points in all which is an average of 2 4 7 points per game. This average left them tied for fourth place at the close of the season. The high scorer for the year was Amy Golden. The team was under the able leadership of Mrs. Urban, and the eo-captains were Luise Kraft and Anne Golden. S.H.S. 1 ., 2 . 1 .. 5 .. I .. 1 ...... ...,.... 5 .,......,...... 5: Non-league game. SCORES Pottsgrove . . Boyertownik . . Upper Dublin , Collegeville . . Bridgeport .... Jenkintown , . . Lower Moreland Opponents 2 Z 3 O l 2 O l.. Kraft and A, Golden QVarsity Captainsj and D. Royer Carol Shanlcweiler, Betsy Kratz, and Amy Golden going and N. Bussert Uunior Varsity Captainsj discuss hockey for a goal. techniques with coach, Mrs. Urban. Sl.lIldfIlK2.' Mrs, Urban, D. Clemmer QManagerj, P. Friel, KIl6f6'IiI1.H.' S. Kanengeiser, L. Sands, D. Fisher, N. Bossert, B. lakes, D. Royer, M. Weldtwn, N. Stahley, P. Beltz, D. P. Nace, C. Golden, R. Williiirns, C. Cole, F. Fairlie, S. Cory, N. l-leacock, B. O'Neil, B. Haas, M. Frier QManagerj. Wfarmkessel, D. Xwadlingcr. Is Our Goal SCORES S.l-l.S. Opponents The junior varsity under the able leadership.of 0 H Mrs. Urban finished with a season of two wins, 0 U Uppcf Dublin U one loss and four tie games. Their co-captains were 0 V- ?0lLQ.ECVllll' 0 , . .. , . 0 .. enmtown 5 NNY Bowen 'md Dawn Royer' O ..,............ Bridgeport ........ 0 1 ............... Lower Moreland . , . O 3 Non-league game. Schwenksville girls battle Lower Moreland to a 5-0 victory. Goalie, Esther Cope, guards a potential goal by Amy Golden 57 KlIt't'lfll'H.' j. Wfaddel, G. Albright, R. Gaugler tCo-ci1p- Schlick, J. McCi1hiin, R. Yerkes, D. Freier fCo-ciiptiiinj, L. tninj, E. Cruter, R. Young. Fin! Roux' W. Kraemer, R. johnson, R. Reed, E. Redcuy, Mr, High. I For the Blue and the Whlte SCORES S,H,S. 29 St. Pius ..... The 1958-1959 basketball season was not too suc- gmsgmve Q N l A. . A . pper Dublin .. ccssful for our Varsity Bluebirds. The season total 51 Alumni '-444,.4 stood at three wins and thirteen losses. The team 53 Jenkintown .,... did its best, but they couldn't overcome the biggest 41 Cflhllegevlllf-TFHPPL' handicap, height. Endgeport . . ,, ,, ower Moreland , High scorer for the Bluebirds was Bob Gaugler 62 pottsgmvc IIIIA- with 207 points. Following him were Ron Young 57 Upper Dublin . who tallied 165 points, jan Wziddel with 153, and if- kPlUS ----A'44 -' , H ,-, . ' en mtown Ogar Frcier scored 111 points. 49 Cmlegevme-Trappc 54 Bridgeport ...... 49 Lower Moreland . 54 Alumni Opponents 67 36 56 55 BO 57 79 71 49 96 69 75 60 67 70 40 i 2 Don Freier shoots despite the block from a Jenkintown Don Freier and George Albright try for the center jump PIHYCF- against Jenkintown. lx'r1trliug.' C. Mackes, D. Vogt, W, Fenstermacher QCo- eaptainj, T. Bell, C. Frey. Sl.mdi11g.' Mr. Rohinson, R. Barlwash 1Managerl, B. Morgan, R. W.1lters filo-captainj, We Will Fig The junior Varsity Bluebirds also had an unfor- tunate year finishing with a seasonal standing of two wins and twelve losses. Three of the defeats were, however, lost by the slim margin of two baskets, and the Bridgeport game in which an over- time was played was dropped by only two points. Many of these fellows will be filling Varsity posi- tions next year. R. Musselman, A, Rowland. C. Malesky. D. Coull lMan- agerj, R. Musselman fManagerj. f, Figh 1, Fight! 5,H,b. I6 I5 Isl 2,1 ll, Z9 28 29 16 28 32 2-l 56 19 SCORES St. Pius ..., Pottsgrove . . , Upper Dulwlin ., Jenkintown ..... Collegeville-Trappe Bridgeport ....,. Lower Moreland . Pottsgrove .... , Upper Duhlin . St. Pius ...... . Jenkintown . . . . Collegeville-Trappe .. Bridgeport ...... Lower Moreland . Opponents HU l I 57 SU 26 5-I Sl Ll 54 in -I9 50 58 Sl Bruce Morgan, Ron Musselman, Bill Fenstermacher, Bill Fenstermacher gets the jump against Bridgeport, as and Tom Bell battle a leaping opponent. Ron Musselman and Brute Morgan look on. 50 Kuttfiugx C Shankweiler, A. Golden fCo-captainj, B. agerj, A, Golden, D. Hunsicker, S. Sprawls, N. Barron. Kratz lCo-captainj, M, Wfeldon. Sl.Hl6l'flIKH.' lf. Cope tMan- Mrs. Fulnier. Shoot It Up The varsity lady-birds had a very successful season despite the change in coaches during the season. They played two games under the leadership of Mrs. Urban and tive games under Mrs. Fulmer. They scored a total ot' 264 points for the entire season or an average of 37.7 points per game. Their opponents scored a total of 278 points or an average ol' 39.7 points per game. The high scorer of the season was Amy Golden with Ill points, followed by Anne Golden, who tallied 106 points. Their final league record was three wins and two losses, and they finished the season tied for second place. 5.1-1.5. 24 . . Z2 . . 40 . . 43 . . 45 . . 47 . -is SCORES Boyertown ...... Upper Dublin ... Col legeville-Trappe Lower Moreland . Bridgeport ,..... Pottsgrove . . . Alumni . . . Opponents -I-l .H S7 -li 29 -Ill '39 Lower Lcfl: Betsy Kratz gets another rebound, Lower Riglalx Anne Golden fakes a pass in the Boyer- 60 town gzune. Sl.imfirl.e.' l'. Beltz tlNIanagerl, S, XWai'mltessel, nl. Berry, li. Slavman, N. Heamtk, Mis. Fulnaur, P. Nace. V. Frey, D. Fislier, -l, liehs, C. Cole flXl.lH.lgl.'I',. Kmiliugf l,. Sands, Put The junior varsity latlylhirtls were equally as sue- cessliul this year. Under the leadership ot' Mrs. Urban, followed hy Mrs. Fulmer, they scored four victories out ol' tive league games. They tallied a total of IS7 points for the season giving them an average of 3l,l points per game while their opponents scored N6 points with an average of 2-1,3 points per game, The high scorer of the season was Nancy I-leaeoek with 43 points, fol- lowetl by Alive Williiiriis with 55 points. 5. Merry, bl. Gehler. D. XW.ullingei' itil!-L-lPl.lll'll, N. lins- sert fCu-eaptainj, A. Wfillianis, D. Clemmer. D. Rnyer. -It-In! S.H,S. 18 22 25 Z8 -55 51 SCORES . , Bnyertnwn ,..,. . .. Upper Duhlin , .. Cirllegevillefliluppe .. Lower lNlnrelantl . , Hi'itlge-pmt .... . . . l'uttsgi'nye . flpl mnents sl M 1- JS Il 7 Amy Golden easily evades her opponents. Nancy Barrnn guards the uppusitinn in the game with 61 Pnttsgrnve H. S, Stulcd.' A, Hayes, j. Waddel, C. Whitman, E. Redcay, A. Rowland, j. Garrell, R. Walters, B. Morgan, P. Ressler, R. Young, W. Kraemer, R. Gaugler, D. Freier, J. McCahan, E. Creter, C. McClinnis, B. Offner, H. Rose, R. johnson J. Stewart, L. johnson, R. Yerkes. Strnzdiugx Mr. Hader fManagerj, E. Hanna fManagerj, C. Shankweiler 1Score- fCoachj, A. Golden fScorekeeperj, R. Schlick, B. Under- keeper.j koffler, W. Clossin, C. Frey, W. Fenstermacher, B. Kratz, We Make a Hit Once again Schwenksville I-ligh's Bluebirds com- pleted a rather successful season. They did this by winning three games out of a total of six. Leading the team in hitting were Bob Gaugler, followed by Ron Young and Don Freier. Although the '58 season had only six games, this year's season has twelve, and Coach Hader is looking forward to a favorable league standing. Returning this year to the squad are Bob Gaugler, Ron Young, jack McCahan, Wayne Kraemer, joe Stewart, and Don Freier. S.H.S. 2 8 2 l 10 7 Collegeville-Trappe . Pottsgrove ...... Owen J. Roberts . Collegeville-Trappe Pottsgrove .... , . Owen j. Roberts . Opponents 7 Al 6 6 l 5 Seniors in a gag shot. Lefl In Rigbl: R. Gaugler, R. lt's a base hit for Ron Young in the Pottsgrove game. Young, XV. Kraemer, J. McCahan, D, Freier, J. Stewart, IT. Redcay. TX Gene Redcay tags joe Stewart out in a slide to third. joe Stewart warms up before going to the plate - i af. W t. . Gene Redcay bats in a pepper game with J. McCahan, R. Gaugler, and 1. Stewart. jack McCa1ha1n catches a high ball in the outfield. Pitcher, Bob Gauglcr, demonstrates his stance. 63 Patsy Beck Mr. and Mrs. Harold Schuchert F. j. Schlick, jr. Bob's Market, xSpring Mount, Penna. Haney's Garage, Spring Mount, Penna. Dick Zach, Bus Driver Sell Brothers, Royersford, Penna. Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Fulmer Mammy and Pappy Long, Spring Mount, Penna. Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Larson Eddie Hanna Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Famous Rahns Construction Material Rahns Grille Sunoco Station Rahns Rahns Auto Sales Rob's Garage John Klein Dr. Frank Blauhut Lin and Els Luncheonette Virginia Haley Kulps Market Howie Gibbons Carol Witherow Skip Kirkner Shellenberger's Bakery Grace Badman, Beauty Shoppe Mr. and Mrs. Earl L. Arnold Follow Schwenksville in the Srlawenkrville Item Schwenksville Market Mrs. D. W. Shaffer Mike Hader Miss Phyllis App Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Steitz, jr. Mr. Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Alden Biely Mr. joseph High Mr. and Mrs. john D. Levengood Larry and Carol Carole Smith Patron List Lyle and Lorraine Mr. and Mrs. Paul Huber To0tie and johnny Melody Luncheonette Saylor's Auto Repair Legler Chevrolet Lin and Els Luncheonette Harman's Store Mrs. Elmer Boohar Mr. and Mrs. Fowler Strang Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Tarczenski Bill Clossin Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Henry Bob McCahan Parent-Teachers Association Mr. George Romasco Marge Barron Nancy and Jack Ira's Shoe Repair Pop johnson Bardsley's Linoleum Leroy's Cleaners and Shirt Laundry Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Vogt Schmoyer's Lumber Co. Ruth's Gift Shop Esso Station Horologist Kathye Garrell and Her Rhythm Boys jock , '62 Axsmith Accordion Studio Mr. and Mrs. Don Garrell A friend Hockl's Barber Shop, Schwenksville, Pa. Renningers Kratz's Hardware Store Mr. and Mrs. H. Chittick Dan and Blanche Allen Mr. and Mrs. Robert Richards Bill Coyle Sally Zaengle Myrtle R. Zaengle Pat and Harry Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Fulton I PRINTED AND SERVICED BY THE KUTZTOWN PUBLISHING CO. KUTZTOWN, PA. WEN.. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Catherine V. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Rahn's Store, Earl W. Stahl John W. Preston William Gaugler, Sr. john H. Kraft S. Murphy Murphy Lloyd Meyers joseph E. Hayes Harold T. Smith Rahns, Penna. Mr. and Mrs. john R. Resetar Jim and Kathie Visit Graterford Barber and Beauty Shop Mr. and Mrs. joseph Summers Ginnie Stover Dee , Anne and Chicken Hank, Gene and Bob C00ver's Garage Lower Fredrick Fire Co. Robert E. Little O'Briens Bar and Restaurant Walkers Garage, Winnie and Bill Walker The Powder Puff justice of the Peace Hayes Lester F. Fryer, Electrical Contractor Julius Ziletti, Building Contractor Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Golden Anne and Ed Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shankweiler Compliments of Lin and Els Kermit and Carol Connie Beals Donna and Carol Helen A. Young Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Cope Esther Cope Anne Cope Mr. and Mrs. Louis F. Hufnagle Mr. and Mrs. Warren L. Wismer Linda Barron THU' ok 'Qi' l 1 55, I xv, F.-ws I-52 'nu Laila, IT1 .Lin ,,:r- fm , .f JTATE- ' . ' If-313 51-jjf'.'.,.::.' ' T-'C-.1 . A --.X 4 .V , V 3 mga-' -V ' ' f shn:Ei1'1 -22-