Sell Perk High School - SPhere Yearbook (Perkasie, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1946 volume:

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I ... 5 FS' 4 Q X 2 4 R I 2 Em Q 5 If 4 -A 5 2 5 iw lyfhliflfyflllf jim .SYQAW Published by the Senior Class of Sellersville-Perkasie High School 1946 Vol. II 'W KC' CCC' CC' CCC'CCC'CCC'CCC'CCC' CCC' CCC' CCC' CCC' CCC'CCC'CCC' CCC'CCC'CCC'CCC'CCC'CCC'CCC' CCC' CCC' K6 l 6 afgafef Hllt l CCC' CCC' CCC' CCC' CCC'CCC' CCC' CCC' CCC' CCC' CCC'CCC' CCC' CCC- CCC' 56 . , S I :SEQ LCGL fl0lfL We the class ot l946 dedlcate th1s the second ed1t1on ot the SPhere to our devoted tr1end and advrsor MISS E Margaret Srrnth For eleven years MISS Srnlth has glven untrrlngly ot her trrne and effort Dur1ng the last tour years she has proven her selt to be more than a teacher As a language teacher she 1S one ot the best She rs loved and admlred by all tor her grand sense ot humor and her 1nvalu able help rn gu1d1ng us through our school years Z Q l 1 1 1 , . 0If'QlfUOIf' May each page of thrs book become Wlth each succeechng year the center of a Sh1pS and memones of happy days spent together Sphere from which radiates true friend- 73 N ,NW QT'-f rw.. we-...Q -'--r-,...'fg,- Ir,.-war' 'H-qi- M..--J M- -1 1-11- 1 V 'PG' aff' ff! ...ff JA ,Z 'L 6, , x 1 fffffffi E ,fix 15 X Q 5? 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HAMUEW PM 13' ,V l I iff A . ,H az' 1, If si f' 1 ,W- g ,f. ,1 Qdddged I 0I1'l f 6lI'l'lLIfll:5fl'CLfl0I'l As graduates ot the class of 1946 you have passed through experlences and observed events Whlch have been unequaled 1n any generat1on Yours IS the atomlc age one ot startllng dlscoverles and herorc accomplrshments You are part1c1pants ln a transrtlon from a World War to a world orgamza t1on tor peace You have the pr1v1lege of belng crtrzens ot thls very great country whlch has had forced upon lt the leadershxp ot the World It rs up to you to make yourselves ready so that when you have to face the test you can take part 1n that leadershrp and make for succeedlng generatlons a better World than the one you wrtnessed 1n your lrte thus far Best Wlshes to you 1n your future endeavors ,mm ffl 7La,4uL Prlnclpal Hearty congratulatlons to you graduates of 1946 as you go forth from an accredxted hlgh school 1nto c1t1zensh1p rn the strongest and rrchest coun try ln the World But strength and wealth alone w1ll not suttrce tor your country s des tlny or your own Educatlons task 1S greater than ever before to burld the common understandrngs rdeas and xdeals on whrch a world commumty must rest You must contrrbute to th1s goal locally natxonally and 1nternat1on ally The alternatlve IS chaos iff ffid X K fM4 fb- Superlntendent 5 RTL yomf Shoo! Mar!! The mne members ot the 5o1nt school board have grven thelr best servlce for the rnterests of the puprls teachers and c1t1zens of the two com munltles They have QIVEH us a splendld demonstratron ot the tact that people ot the drfferent commun1t1es can lrve and work together rn peace and harmony CANDID Mr Nase and Mr Snyder lookmg at the plans tor a new school burldmg SCHOOL BOARD Front Row Lett to Rrght Mr I Robert Ambacher Mr Theodore H Pade Mr Wrlnam M Hxgh Mr Walter E Baum Mr Harold R Hunsberger Second Row Rev Iames R Shepley Dr Harley M Hunsrcker Rev Atwood T Srnlth Mr Francrs P Kemrnerer Mr Roland C Benner Seven Ae 14 ' ' ' Best wishes and God speed. C57 ,f f of - ' ' xg6lClflAg B EARL DRUCKENMILLER ETHEL S STOUT MARTHA A GREASER ROBERTA H HUBBERT VIRGINIA GOODMAN ARLENE M HAAS BEULAH I TAYLOR ELEANOR P FREDERICK MARY I ROBERTS ROBERT E BROWN Boys Athletrc Coach Physrcal Educatlon Glrls Athletrc Coach Physrcal Educatron Home Economlcs Mathernatrcs Scrence Hlgh School Band Glee Club Mus1c Drrector ot Assemblres B1ology English Secretary to Supervrsmg Prlncrpal Home Nursrng School Nurse Dental Hygrenrst Nrnth Grade Adv1sor Shop CANDIDS Mr Druckenmlller and Mrs Stout tlunkrng of the lutu e or else the past Mrs Greaser and Mrs Hubbert Help ng each other th some sewmg MISS Goodman and M155 Haas havrng fun wlth rnuslc Mrs Taylor and Mrs Rrnker the best ot trrends Mrs Frederlck and M ss Robe ts look ng tor patzents Sell Perk ood ora r sc nery ri rector and draft man M B own Erght RI-IODA K. RINKER ,.,... ........ C heerleaclers-English, Mathematics ,ww J,,,.qv, in -Gm.-A..M V w 4 al' ' SBIG!! 4'-ea 4 , 4, ' ft f zf ,., ,, , ,Qfa,g,3e' V! 6.11, , .QQ 1 ' f f 7' MA? - fx fp ,f gi. 1 3 i r 7 4 . 0, 4 if M, , 4 K fi, ,f Y' 5'-X ir-. if 1'-'r .Qi .af M, if S , ,J ,,g,aans- Q Q 1 we i lf Y.: K , 2. E- 'Y 5 fv ' if ,Ag 'Gina gk A- 1 ' - v x ! K ,w 4 49 43' is 4 la T4':f,iA Il. Q 'S- HUGH S. NILES .. .,.,. ..., . . RUTH LINDE ,........., ...,..,. E. MARGARET SMITH ..,. MARTIN L MILLER Camera EDWARD L BARNDT KATHRYNE W LEWIS FRANCIS M SCHMIDT ELLEN M GALLAGHER HELEN A MOYER DONOVAN C WALLACE .... Iunior Aeronautics-Commercial War stamps and bonds-Commercial Girls' Counselor, Senior Class Advisor-Latin C ula Faculty Manager of Athlehcs Mathematxcs lunror Class Advrsor I-Ilstory Sphere Advrsor HISIOFY I' Play Drrector Dramalrcs Club Englrs Lrbrary Club Lrlarar Salt and Pepper Advrsor Play Dlrector Boys Counselor Moder Languages Engllsh D KER ENDSLOW F F A Agrrculture CANDIDS Mr N1 es ora Mrss Lrrae Yak rre ou lror' rs Houg g r P s secor rs Lewrs Mrs Scl' r dt JI s Cc' a e M ss Moy g VI C orr E as c r ra a C typrng I lprng rner cl ng V cacber E NGN a C Chai plea CI aa l , ' Q . .......... ,.....,...,....,.,...,,,..... A . , , , . .,...... , - V . .,........,.,.. ........., ' - ' , . I . I , , 1 V I . I ' ' I' ' fl . et1 . 't . .. ' or lreerfigl . Mrss Srnxtlx and Mr. M1ller polrczng the halls at lunch ,une M ' E: zvrzg Mr Bar .dt hi .d he ' M , J . .:.1 , ll rs 1 .Il gh Ar C: e by ite. 'cw r ,hex I ' er slrrw-:ing I r. Vfcrllat- s ..EIhlI'1 'fu , Mr n' l o . sports 1.3 . 'ea alta ulgiro fx . . le' EDWARD ALTHOUSE Edd1e Eddle llkes to be where there s fun to be found H15 Jolly d1spos1t1on flashy srrule and 1ov1al laugh make hlm well l1ked by everyone He also has the d1st1nct1or1 of belng the only sen1or boy W1th red ha1r RGdlO Club l Glee Club 3 ELAINE BARNES One of our t1n1est sen1ors lust hllllng the IIVG foot mark But th1s IS not a handlcap to t1ny Elame as she s very handy when 1t comes to serv1ng the crowds rn the cafeter1a Ir Red Crossl Hockey l Cafeter1a l 3 4 Dr1ll Team l Shop Club 3 Basketball 2 3 ELAINE BECK Never w1thout someth1ng new to tell her many fr1ends Seemmgly qulet 1n her classes but carefree and Worr1less when she s W1th the crowd Thesp1an Club l Glee Club 3 4 Ghost of Lollypop Bay 3 Commerc1a1 Club 4 ALBERT BERNER Th1S young man asp1res to 1o1n some branch of the serv1ce but so far has falled to do so Don t worry Al they ll catch up W1th you Iumor Aeronauhcs l 4 Gym Club 3 MARIE BISHOP B1sh Brxght red wavy ha1r and a face covered W1th freckles 1t s not hard to recogn1ze B1sh She can ably defend herself at any t1me Her ma1n 1nterest l1es 1n a sen1or fellow Cllffle I Red Cross 1 Home Room Treasurer l Chorus 2 3 Sphere 4 Momtor 3 MARGERY BOORSE Mldge Mldge 1S a falthful energet1c basketball manager who 1S always on the Job When not Wllh a certa1n sen1or fellow she IS usually pract1c1ng on the 1vor1es Baseball l Basketball 2 Basketball Manager 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Ghost of Lollypop Bay 3 Orchestra Secretary Treasurer l Stage Hand 1n What a L1fe 4 Orchestra Club l Momtor 3 GAA 3 4 Sextette 3 4 ROBERT BOOZ Bob A reserved person who IS l1ked by rnost people who know h1rn One of h1S characterrstlcs IS that he has the largest hands IU the sen1or class These he uses 1n t1lt1ng the pm ball machme What a L1fe 4 Football 3 Football Manager 4 Stage Crew 3 Gym Club l Glee Club 3 4 Home Room VICS Pres1clent 4 RAYMOND BRUNNER Boomer Blond Wllh a pleasant appearance and a matchmg personahty Smash 1ng fullback of the football team and a str1k1ng success as Vecchltto 1n the play What a Llfe Ray 15 never free from the mfluence of a g1rl DDS Clubl Chorus 2 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Track 3 Ghost of Lollypop Bay 3 What L1fe 4 Why the Ch1mes Rang 4 Stage Crew 3 The Doctor Has a Daughter 4 IAMES CONDICT I1m Forever seen stroll1ng the halls W1th a dazed look on h1s face Dubl1n s contrlbutlon to the dreamy sxde of l1fe Ir A ronaut1c l B1rd Club Pres1dent 3 Twelve . , , . 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'94 'ir Vfvxh QW! e'-eg, Q' 'S'-' S is 5 . 4954, 'QE' l W- 'Q ,Sl ff 1 X 1775-V Q My .Q 9' if J, 4 V' m 336+ VN Ar 9 gh' -was His fr ll GRACE CROUTHAMEL Grac1e Thmk of 1t she cant understand that we cons1der her no1syl Her tear flow llke Wlne especrally when she starts grgglmg Those natural curly chestnut locks are env1ed by many Thespran l Basketball 2 Glee Club 3 Sphere 4 Home Room Presrdent 4 KATHRYN CULLEN K1tty Even though her warst rs only 23 she IS as the saylng goes omall but mxghty Her beautltul blue eyes and fa1r complexlon contrastrng wuh her dark ha1r take many poor fellows by surprrse Shop Club l Archery Club 2 Glee Club 3 Commercral Club 4 DOROTHY DERR Dottre A tall cute senlor wlth curly ha1r and a beautrful pour of blue eyes The glrl for Whom Yah ta ta Was orrgrnally Wrrtten Thesprcms l Band l 4 Chorus Z 3 4 Color Squad 2 3 MOn1lOf 3 Ghost of Lollypop Ba 3 What a Lxte 4 RUSSELL DETWEILER Russ Th1s husky Well burlt lad took the Ag Course He was a success as our F FA Presrdent and W1ll wlthout any doubt be just as successful 1n the future on the farm Gym Club l Baseball l American Leglon Award 2 3 F FA Reporter 2 3 F F A Presldent 4 Football 4 MARIANNE DONAHUE Usually seen 1n the lrbrary ass1st1ng Mrss Moyer She spends vacatlon IH New York At tunes fznds 1t drthcult to control her Ir1sh temper Thespransl Basketballl 2 Hockey 2 3 Lrbraryl 2 3 GAA 2 3 4 Dramatrcs 3 4 Choral Speakxng Group 3 WARREN ELDRIDGE One of the heavrer men of our class A very 1olly person w1th a nrc -gggglse ghnd clever 1okes He s the Srdney Greenstreet of Lens ll Typmg Club 3 Football 3 EARL FARGO Lusch Always has a ready smlle and a wrtty reply Though small 1n stature he IS bullt l1ke a mrnrature Charles Atlas Football l 3 4 Basketball l Gym Club l Baseball l 3 4 Glee Club 3 Councll Groatp Treasurer 3 Clas Treasurer 4 Sphere 4 Student Councrl 4 RUTH FITZGERALD Frtz Blond ha1r and blue eyes are two of Ruths valuable assets Never serious about anything Usually lets matters corne and go as they W1ll Agrrculture Club l Archery l 2 Monrtor 2 Dancmg Club 3 Cheer Club 4 ELIZABETH FOX Betty Her arguments rrng st a1ght from Englrsh to Math class and her low calm volce rs a challenge for anyone to match Shop Club l Band l Cateterla l Archery l 2 Dancmg Club 3 Commercral Club 4 Flfteen I .- , . s I . 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A RICHARD FRANK Dick Dick took the general course and would indeed be handy around the house An ardent church member Military Drill l Band l 2 Gym Club 3 DORIS FRETZ Her giggle which can not be mistaken is never absent 1n any ot her classes She has suddenly changed from a Frank Sinatra swooner to a strong sports fan for Ambler Thespian l Glee Club 3 Dancing Club 3 What a Life 4 RUTH FRETZ A shy girl from Silverdale whose baseball technique will make her an asset to this year s team Agriculture Clubl Baseballl 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 GAA 3 4 Hockey 4 Chee Club 4 MARGARET GABEL Never seen Without an armful of books Margaret IS one of Miss Moyer able library assistants with plans of being a l1brar1an or a teacher Agriculture Club l First Prize in Magazine Drive l Honor Roll 2 Library Ass1stant 3 4 Dramatic 4 ROBERT GEHMAN Bob 5 BV of neat man An all round athlete with a fine character His magnetic personality and charm are attractlve to the glrls Super dre ser Short light brown ha1r completes the picture Gym Clubl Footballl 2 3 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 Baseballl 2 3 4 Track2 3 4 Studeri Salt and Pepper 3 4 Monitor 2 4 MILDRED GEIGER Millie One ot our peppy cheerleaders characterized by blue green eyes whlch have that qullty look She is small but gets around Outstanding for ward in basketball Library l Shop Club l Cheerleader 2 3 4 Glee Club 3 Basketball 3 4 Ghost oi Lolly pop Bay 3 Monitor 4 Home Room Treasurer 4 Cheerleading Club 4 BETTY GODSHALL Quiet manners make her seem shy but she always has a smile Her long curly hair 1S envied by many and her green eyes smile 1n harmony w1th her lips Thespian l Glee Club 3 4 Ghost of Lollypop Bay 3 Sphere 4 LOUISE GROFP Lucy School begins at 8 3U but it s usually about 8 45 for this lassle Hardly a day without a tardy slip to get for Miss Haas but better late than never Often seen driving Dad s old 1935 Chevy Red Cros Club l Chorus 2 Band 3 4 Typing Club 3 Dancing Club 3 IEAN GURAL Ieannle Dublin s contribution 1n the l1ne ot blondes Always has a smile and a gleam of 1'I1lSCl'11el 1n her eyes Nature Study Club Treasurer l Chorus l 2 3 Cafeteria l Color Squad l 2 Baseball 2 Salt and Pepper 3 Monitor 2 Head Momtor 3 4 Drum Mayorette 3 4 Home Room Secre tary 3 4 What a Life 4 Sphere 4 Sixteen 2 2 2 . 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X' ,- 'R- nil MERILL HARR Mert lf he 1sn t ln Mr Nase s offrce for a tardy excuse rt means he Just made rt Always talklng and completely Wo rzless when rt comes to studres Photography Club 3 Thesprans l Band 2 3 4 Cafeterra 4 RALPH HEIMBACH He1m1e Sell Perk s one man track team football co captarn and All Bux Mont end Flat tlre specrallst Sharp dresser No current femmlne relat1ons'?'?7 Camera Clotbl Boys Class Presrdentl Football l 2 3 4 Tracfrl 2 3 4 Class Vrce Presrdent 2 3 4 Gym Club 3 4 What a Llfe 4 Glee Club 4 Home Room Vrce Pres rdent 3 4 LILLIAN HOCH 1 What a sense of humor she has' The srxty four dollar questlon IS Where does she f1nd so much to laugh at? Her beautrful mardenly blush can be com pared to the reddest of beets Agrrculture Clubl Bandl 2 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Ghost of Lollypop Bay 3 a ke-tba1l3 4 Sextette3 4 Monrtor 3 4 Hockey 4 WALTER HOCKMAN Walt Handsome halfback and sluggmg outfrelder of the Sell Perk team A farthful supporter of the Chevrolet Always has h1s hands full of school actlvlttes Dulcy 1 B y Class Vrce Presrdent l Best Foot Forward 2 Chorus 2 4 Baseball l 2 3 4 Football Z 3 4 Class Pres1dent2 3 4 Chref Head Momtor 3 4 Student Coun crl 3 Salt and Pepper 3 One Horrrble Nrght 3 Stage Crew 3 Counctl Group Presrdent 4 What a Ltfe 4 Sphere 4 VVhy the Chrmes Rang 4 The Doctor Has a Daughter 4 IEANETTE HORN One of our well dressed attractrve senror grrls Her glorlous soprano vorce IS well known around school Handles a car llke a dream Frrst Ard Club l Monrtor l Chorus 2 3 4 Councrl Group Treasurer 3 Basketball 3 Lrbrary Assrstant 3 Ghost of Lollypop Bay 3 Grrls Sextette 3 4 Sphere 4 Stage Hand ln What a Lrfe 4 Baseball 3 DOROTHY KEESE Dot Dot IS one of the lovable characters of our class Well llked by every one A frtend to anyone 1n need as several of us can testrfy Easy to look at Nature Study Club Presrdent 1 News Reporter l Student Councrl 2 Nurse s Room Mom torl 2 3 Chorus 2 3 4 Manager of Cheerleaders 2 3 4 Ghost of Lollypop Bay 3 Salt and Pepper 3 Councxl Group Secretary 3 Vrce Presldent of Councrlrng Group 4 What a Lrfe 4 The Doctor Has a Daughter 4 Editor of Sphere 4 HARRY KELLER Thoroughly apprecxates the companronshrp of a certaxn fa1r ha red member of the opposrte sex A handsome broad shouldered fellow Nature Study Club l Football l 2 3 4 Gym Club 3 Monxtor 3 ARTHUR KETTERER Booby A studrous senror who can really handle a Trlg problem when he sees one Bobby can Walk on h1s hands lust as well as he can on hrs feet Gym Club l 3 What a Lrfe 4 ESTHER MAE KEYSER Qulet shy and one of the few grrls takmg the Home Economrc Course Prepares the food for our cafe lrke an expert chef Ir Red Cros l Cafeterral 2 3 4 Glee Club 3 Nlneteen 1. 11 - 1 , . T . . . . 1 . . . : J 1 1 1 . .1 . . 11 1 1 . . . . r , I - ' . I . 1 . ' - 1 J, 1 3, 1 5 1 - - ..L.l11 . L - ' . '7 . . . 1 1 1 U1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 'Q 1-. . . ' . 1 U 3- 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1. 11 1 O N - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 F , . . . . . . I 1, 1. 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -7 ti . . . . . Q . . , - . . s - ' 1 1 1 5 LORRAINE KLINE Capable member of the General Class Lorralne IS expected to seek the marr1age course soon after graduat1on Well known as one of Mr Nase s helpers L1brary Clubl Bandl 2 3 Cateterra 2 3 4 Chorus 3 4 MOH1lOI 2 LILLIAN KNEISNER 1 L11 rs famous for her beaut1ful contralto VOICE around Sell Perk Was 1t those cute freckles Wh1ch adorn her nose that attracted the Navy? Thesp1an l Chorus 2 3 4 Ghost of Lollypop Bay 3 Sextette 3 4 Momtor 3 What a l.1fe 4 Commercxal Club 4 IAMES KOZLGWSKI Koz Popularly known as the most bashful fellow 1r1 the Semor class En1oys all sports and short halrcuts Allerg1c to neckt1es Math Scxence Clubl Stage Llghtmg Crewl Footballl 2 3 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 Base ball 1 2 3 4 Grundsow Club 3 Home Room Prestdent 3 Off1ce MOn1lOI 4 Sphere 4 MARY IANE KRAFT Mary lane IS a swell k1d Wllh a personal1ty hard to beat Whlz at trans latlng French Wh1ch acts as a l1fe saver for other senlors Kn1tt1ng Club l Band l 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 L1brary Ass1stant 3 Ghost of Lollypop Ba 3 EDNA KRAMER Edd1e A super duper ca1n ra1ser IS h1dden underneath her calm and d1gn1f1ed exter1or Eddle IS the type of student a teacher apprec1ates Thesp1an l Home Room Secretary 4 l tG1rlsl Chorus 2 3 Sphere 4 Portrayed the character of B111 1n the sen1or play a typlcal hlgh school boy He has malntarned th1s same role 1n our own h1gh school A capable dr1ver of a wh1te t'?l Plymouth Glee Club 3 4 Home Room Treasurer l fBoysl Basketball 2 Ghost ot Lollypop Bay Football 4 What a L1fe 4 LILLIAN KRISHAN 1 Commonly referred to as The bra1ns of our class Perhaps on top she appears as a sort of walk1ng encyclopedla but underneath there 1S a swell person as a few people have been lucky enough to dlscover Baseball l 2 3 4 Best Foot Forward 2 Danc1ng Club 3 One Horr1ble N1ght 3 Sal' and Pepper 2 3 4 Ed1tor of Salt and Pepper 4 Basketball 3 What a L1fe 4 V1ce Pres tdent Student Counc1l 4 ROBERT LANDIS Pete Handy Wllh hammer and na1ls usually seen rn shop Regular customer at Lens Mll1lGfY Dr1ll 1 2 Baseball l Grundsow Club 3 Stage Crew 3 4 MARGARET LAPP Magg1e A star athlete who s a whlz at s1nk1ng foul shots Hobby IS sett1ng lock ers Pounds a drum for the band and beats everybody out of chernrstry class Thesptans 1 Hockey l 2 3 4 Basketball l 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Stage hand for Best Foot Forward 2 G A A 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Ghost of Lollypop Bay 3 Off1ce Ass1stan 3 Band 3 4 Sextette 3 4 Stage hand for What a L1fe 4 Twenty ..L.l,. ' S 5 . , 5 H : , 1 ' Q y . ' S : . ' 1 . : - RALPH KRAMER . : : 7 3: ..L.1,, -sig 4 3 X, x , I Q. 'QQ Hr 'Z wr , 'QZZ7 1 J if A 1 .3 ff .Q--, , . GRACE LEATHERMAN Athlet1cs make up the most of th1s g1rl s school l1fe even though she was voted as most l1kely to succeed 1n the home Iumor Red Cross l Basketball 2 3 4 Glee Club 3 Baseball 3 DAVID MANN Dave A blond four year man who can contr1bute as much to H0159 Wlth h1s trombone as he can w1th h1s mouth If he 1snt maklng a H0159 he IS laugh mg 1f he 1snt laughmg he s mak1ng a H0159 Glee Club l 2 3 4 Baseballl 2 3 4 Mlmeograph Operator 2 3 4 Band 2 3 4 Foot ball 4 Buslness Manager for What a Llf FREDERICK MARLES Fred Red hot football fan Was an able co capta1n of our l945 gr1d1ron team Toots a sweet Sax Math and 1oke books are h1s favor1te studles Iun1or Aeronauttcs Treasurerl Football l 2 3 4 Mon1tor 2 3 Baseball3 4 Grundsow Club 3 Student Counc1l 4 Band 3 4 Track 4 HARRY MCKNIGHT Ha1ls from the Wlld and Wooly sect1on of Hagersv1lle It IS rumored he comes to school by stagecoach Struggles Wllh the academ1c course and g1rls Photography Club l Monrtor 3 Glee Club 3 4 KENNETH MILLER Kenny One of the members of the Dubl1n tr1be Always ready to help the other fellow Kenny s one amb1t1on IS to Work 1n the Dubl1n HOSISIY M1ll Works hard on stud1es Iumor AQIOHCIUIICS 2 Toolman 2 Gym Club 3 ROBERT MITMAN Bob One of the more shy members of our Academ1c SGCIIOH Bob st1ll man ages to hold h1s own Hard worklng football manager Danctnq Club 3 Exchange Edttor for Salt and Pepper 3 4 Football Manager 3 4 ALICE MORROW Allre The only auburn ha1red g1rl 1r1 the Class of 46 whose brown eyes and pug nose add to her attracttveness Hobby IS collect1ng m1n1ature soap f1gures Kn1tt1r1g Clubl Bandl 2 3 4 Ch 1 2 3 4 Ghost of Lollypop Bay 3 Baseball 3 Basketball 3 L1brary Ass1stant 3 CLIFFORD MOYER C11ff Fords' Fords' W1ll there ever be an end to them? We belleve h1s mlddle name should have been Ford D1d you ever not1ce that pretty wave that tops h1s s1x foot stature? Rad1c Club l F F A Secretarv 2 F F A Reporter 3 Photography Club 3 Sen1or Momtor 4 Sphere Photographer 4 IANICE MOYER Her soc1al status presents no steady but never wxthout a current heartthrob One of our Commerc1al gtrls but she says marrlage 1S prefer able to work for me IUHIOI Red Cros l Monttor 3 Dancmg Club 3 Twenty three . , 1 . 5 e 4. .. 1, .. ., . . . . ,.,, , , , . .l- .. ., , . .. . ,. , . . .. . . . I I - ,. S 5 1 ' - ERWIN NACE Sprke Al1as Splke IS a partner 1n cr1me Wllh Dave Mann He lS the organlzer leader and talented drummer of Sptke Nace s orchestra Sprke has a Wllly comeback tor every statement made by Mr Wallace Aeronaut1c Club 1 4 Aeronauttc Club Treasurer 4 Basketball l 2 3 4 Fo tb ll l 2 3 4 Baseball Manager 2 3 Choru 3 4 Ghost of Lollypop Bay 3 Mon1tor 3 4 What lfe B nd 2 DOROTHY OVERPECK Do A cheerful llttle sen1or ,ust reach1ng the 5 foot mark Dot has a great b1g sm1le for everyone Can handle a car au1te well for a g1rl her SIZG Kmttmg Club l MOHllOf l 3 Chorus l 7 3 Basketball 3 Asststant Baseball Manager 3 What a L1te 4 CLAIRE PARKER Dead Eye One ot our outstand1ng all round g1rl athletes Cheerfulness and neat ness add to her pleasant personal1ty Never W1thout Lusch D D S Club l Home Room Pres1dent tgtrlsl l News Herald l Hockey l 2 3 4 Basketball C 4 Drum M 4 Mo Cabmet 3 Otttce Ass1stant 3 4 Band Secretary 3 Home Room Secretary 3 G A A Pres 1dent 4 Sphere 4 THEODORE PETTIE tch If you look hard enough you re sure to see thxs small b1t ot manhood The smallest member ot the sen1or class Entoys huntmg and trappmg al though 1t s hard to belleve he could handle a brg shotgun Sc1ence Club l Tool Room and Shop Ass1stant 2 3 Photography Club 3 Ir Aeronauhcs l RUTH RICHARD Ruthte The gal W1th a grand sense of humor and never Wlthout a smrle At home on the baseball freld Ruthle IS a fr1end to all an all round neat person Knlttmg Club l Baseball l 2 3 4 Shop Club 3 Basketball 3 4 MARY ANN RUSSELL Rusty Vrvactous and gay Rusty IS a member of the Academ1c Class and slated for success 1n Whatever she undertakes Her heart belongs to a Marlne Nature Club Secretary l Ghost of Lollypop Bay 3 Salt and Pepper 3 Glee Club 3 Sphere 4 Home Room Secretary 4 What a Ltie 4 Momtor 4 Why the Chzmes Rang 4 RICHARD SCHOTT R1Ch Stlll go1ng Wllh a grrl from Quakertown He l1kes cars and fast dr1v1ng Qutte a valuable asset to the track team PFI-X12 3 Track2 3 4 FFA Treasurer3 IOSEPH SHATT loe Ioe IS very popular probably due to h1S good nature and keen sense of humor but has one bad hab1t that of laughlng at the Wrong t1me Radro Club l Class Secretary 2 3 4 Danc1ng Club 3 Sphere 4 Momtor 4 BETTY SHELLY As qu1et a glrl as Sell Perk holds but wrll surely be a bless1ng rn any home Never Wtthout t1ny Elarne her bosom pal Red Cross Club l Basketball 2 3 Shop Club 3 Cafeter1a 3 Twenty four ' s . 5 ' s , ' , , , 5 o a , , ,J .5 's2,,: 5 ' al. 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Vice-President 35 Ghost of Lollypop Bay 35 SPTAC ..I .. 1 : 5 , 4: ROWENA SHOULTES Renee A member of our general class she 1o1ned us rn our 1un1or year She 1 well known as a Credltor for people needmg a loan Socral Dancmg 3 Cheer Club 4 ROBERT SIMONS Bob The genlal drrver of a l935 Dodge A master on the sublect of Women One of the not too ardent students Always ready to play football or to run cf Mxlrtary Drllll Footballl 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Gym Club 3 4 CAROLYN SNYDER A sen1or g1rl that not many know about but a swell grrl She uses her strength rn basketball as an excellent guard Has a smrle for everyone Thesprans l Hockey l Baseball l 2 Dancmg Club 3 GRACE SNYDER Gracre Gracme 15 a muslc lover can s1ng and play the plano Wrth equal skrll And she doesnt do badly on the clarrnet e1ther As for sports hockey and basketball are r1ght down her alley Orchestra Club l Orchestra Club Treasurer l 3 Band 1 2 3 4 Hockey 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Class Treasurer 2 3 Momtor 3 Ghost of Lollypop Bay 3 Salt and Pepper 3 4 G A A 3 4 Home Room Treasurer 4 l tgrrlsl ROBERT SNYDER Snlt Always seen Walklng to school wlth h1s portable radlo playrng He IS f1x1ng radlos or golng through the school halls checkrng batter1es Basebal' Z Offxce Assrstant 3 Photography Club 3 Pro1ect1on Operator 3 4 Radro Opera tor 4 Electrrcran 4 Laboratory Asststant 4 Ir Aeronaut1cs 4 CLAIRE SPIELMAN Clarre IS that dark harred lass from Hagersvrlle who always has er nose ln a book She has no def1n1te plans for the future she s content lust to go on read1ng Ir Red Cros l Vocat1onal Department Assrstant l Chorus Z Cateterra Z Ltbrary Club 4 Lrbrary Assrstant 4 IOYCE STEELEY Here s another queer grggle that rlngs through every classroom A close runner up to Dorrs always can be expected to let out one of those funny nolses espec1ally when the class rs qulet Agrlculture Club l Archery l 2 Danctng Club 3 Cheer Club 4 WILLIAM STEELEY B1 Fllled a btg hole IH the football l1ne Ardent sports follower Gorng to enter Muhlenberg after he graduates Goes 1n for short ha1r cuts Plymouths and a brlght blue sport coat Math Scrence Club l Football l 2 3 4 Basketball 3 Dancxng Club 3 Tool Room Momto 3 Baseball 3 4 Morutor 4 KATHRYN STERNER Kass Kathryn always has a ready smxle for everyone and IS as cheerful as the day IS long Neat as a prn 1n her appearance Knlttmg Club l Baske ball 2 3 Ir I-Iospxtal Auxrltary 3 Commerctal Club 4 Monttor 4 Twenty seven race. a very good electrical and radio mechanic. Usually found at MacIntyre's . . . . .. h . . . Q .. .HH . . W v Q I I 4 . .. I . E , ALICE STEIGER Alyce Mr Wallace renamed her Alyce 1n French class Her dutres are r1a1n1y to keep those letters rn the mall to her certarn nlne sarlors An able new gatherer for the School Notes Ir Red Cross l Archery 2 Typrng Club 3 Momtor 3 4 News Herald Reporter 4 ROBERT STOFFERS Mort W1tty 1ngen1ous personalrty plus no strarght A student but defm rtely on the bralny Slde Mort rs one of the more popular students 1n school Masterful leader of Sell Perk Student Councrl Looklng forward to a brrght future rn Engrneerlng Math S fence Club Secretary l Basketball Manager l Secretary of Class tboy sl l Mrmeograph Operator l 2 3 4 Student Councrl 2 3 Student Counc1lPres1dent 4 Football Manager 2 3 Basketball 2 3 4 SPTACCab1net 3 Grundsow Club 3 Track 3 4 Football 4 Sphere 4 IANET STONE One of the few senlors of the qulet type Ianet has hopes of becomrng a nurse and spends a lot of her spare tlme rn Mrs Frederrck s room Ir Red Cross l Basketball 2 3 4 Momtor Nurses Room 2 4 Cheer Club 4 GAA 4 Baseball Manager 4 ABRAHAM STOVER Abe A flend wtth hrs Plymouth and Pennlngton and Pealers truck Tall dark handsome and bespectrcaled but thrs doesnt affect h1s Way Wllh the grrls Radro Club l Baseball l Football l 4 Dancrng Club 3 STANLEY STUMP Stumpre Slowly losrng h1s bashfulness Enjoys r1d1ng h1s horse through the coun try Puts 1n most of h1s trme taklng care of the VO1d farm HAROLD SWARTLEY Ears Remembered because of h1s brown wavy hcur and that masculme phy srque whlch sets all the femrnlne hearts a flutter One of Druckres prlze athletes Student Councrl l Nature Study Club l Basketball 1 Z 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Gym Club 3 Football 3 4 Baseballl 2 3 4 PAUL THOMAS Yo Yo Lean and lanky southpaw Throws darts as Well as he prtches a ba e ball Halls from Tylersport Iunror Aeronautlcs l Football l 2 Baseball l 2 3 4 Iunror Aeronautrcs Presrdent 7 Danclng Club 3 Monltor 2 4 Basketball 3 4 WILLARD VAN OMMEREN Wrllxe Trumpetmg troubadour of Sprke s Orchestra Handsome Wlllle has been successful rn several plays rncludrng our own senlor play Iunror Aeronaut1csl Bandl 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Basketball Manager 2 3 4 Ghost of Lollypop Bay 3 Track 3 4 Stage Crew 3 What a Lrfe 4 Why the Chrmes Rang 4 The Doctor Has a Daughter 4 IEAN WEBBER Ieanne Ready smrle for everyone, Ieanne IS one of the popular grrls of the class We understand she IS rnterested rn the Phys Ed course Thespran l Cafeterral 2 Glee Club 3 4 Ghost of Lollypop Bay 3 Baseball 3 4 Monrtor 3 4 Hockey 4 What a Ltfe 4 Basketball 4 Twenty erght . . , I . l 1 l - : z ' : ' , : - - l I I - - C' 5 : ' 5 . 1 . . , 1 ' 1 1 , 2 , . . - : . . : ' , : : . - . J ii ' I I ' I I , . ' 1 : , : ' . Gym Club l, 3, 45 F.F.A. Treasurer Z5 F,F.A. Secretary 3. .. ., ' : : . . , 5 . , : z . ' s - ' ' 1 , : . , , 2 ' ' ' -1 ' : ' . : , - ' ' 2 , , . : . . : , , : I I : J .. . ., I .. . .. i I I Z.. . ,. I - I ' f -2.1 nf' Q- fu. IEAN WEDER leannte One ot our more brrllrant studerts Ieannre can also do more than hold her own on a prano Put her rn a lutchen at a sewrng machrne on the parallel bars or on a baseball held and she s at home lr Red Cros l Crochetrng Club 3 Baseball 3 4 Baslce ball 3 Home Room Pres1dent Assrs ant Edrtor Sphere 4 SHIRLEY WEISS Cheryl V1m vrgor and vttalrtyl That s Cheryl She may be seen Weekly lrtt Ing about the bulldrng reelrng rn the latest llnes for the School Notes nrttlng Club l Basketball 2 3 Best Foo Forward 2 Chorus 2 3 4 Baseball 2 Color Squad 2 3 4 Chost ot Lollvpop Bay 3 Hockey Manager 4 One Horrrble Ntqh 3 Salt and Pepper 3 Nefv Reporter 3 4 G A A 3 4 Sextette 3 4 What a Llte 4 ERNEST WENHOLD Ernre One of Mr Nase s most frequent v1s1tors for a late excuse He s takrng the General course and car usually be found m the shop Is popular Wrth everyone because of hrs good sense of humor and hrs ab1l1ty ot telhng Jokes Nature Club Vlce Presrdent l Gym Club 3 DAVID WERNER Bud Drrves a v1c1ous Chevy Souderton IS hrs Waterloo He l1kes the oppo srte sex French and Math are hlS meat Danctng Club 3 Baseball 3 Gym Club 4 GLENN WEBST He s a trrtle bashful usually seen shrntng the spot llght or takrng care of the stage llghts Nature Club l Basketball 2 4 Gym Club 3 4 Spothght Operator 2 3 4 IOHN WERST Iohnny Blossomed 1nto a hot basketball player Good centerhelder tor any baseball club Used to be g1rl shy but has undergone a complete change ot heart Accomplrshes a lot rn shop Neat dresser sketballl 2 3 4 Basbll2 3 4 GymC b3 WILLIAM WITMER B1 Here IS the busy member of our class If you want some rnlormatron 1ust ask B111 Seen qurte a brt vtrtually tlyrng through the halls Rabld Navy tan Basketball Manager l 2 3 4 Stage Ltghttng l 2 3 4 Gym Club l M meograoh Oper ator 2 3 Track 3 4 Ir Grundsow Club 3 Home Room Presldent 3 Catete ra 3 Electrxctan Protector Manager 3 4 Student Councrl Treasurer 4 Sphere 4 Labora ory Ass s ant 4 Assrstant Radro Operato 4 Thrrty one L. . r , . L , . . . A . f , . . S ' , . , , .t 3, . 4q I I - f Il ' , . K , . -. -1, I 5 I . . 1 . 3: ,-1, I 1 + . . J, , rl 1 . , Ba , , , g e a , , p lu ,4, .. .HH . , . , . - - . ' ' r' 3 . ' ' , A . U - O . . I A Cfazid Silence! That has been our password land how We shouted it!l ln 1942 We entered through the portals of Sell-Perk-silent- ly. Poor unsuspecting freshmen that we were, timid and scared --but stiff. Upon arriving, we were overwhelmed by the great sea of unfamiliar students which engulfed us. We felt that their inqui- sitive eyes were observing us as a specimen in a science lab. Despite all our apparent qualities of a fish out of water, We made quite a success of our magazine drive. Our super sales- woman was Margaret Gable caught in the act at left. Then we passed on to our sophomore year. This was the year when we could muss the new freshmen's hair and give them the works. And did we? You bet! o As sophomores, we lost some of our shyness and began to take an interest in school activities. That is the year when people began to sit up and take notice. Of what? Of us, of course. Entering our junior year we were eager to please-our- selves. For the first time we, as a class, sponsored a junior play. During this year we practiced constantly on how to be witty and Wise seniors in ten easy lessons. We also gave a prom for the Class of Forty-five. .jshafory And now we are seniors. Do we like it? Yes and no. We have finally attained what we wanted for three long years-to have the balcony for our very own. But being a senior means so much more. It means crowding all the beautiful memories possible into our last days in school. The highlight of the senior year is of course our trip to New York. As a means of raising money for our trip, we had charge of the concession stands at football games as seen in the picture at left. Millie Geiger lat leitl our only senior cheerleader dis- played her pep and enthusiasm at these games. Another money raiser was our senior play What A Life in which Spike Nase lrightl portrayed the ever loving, ever mischievous Henry Aldrich. In the entertainment line was our prom for which we see Carolyn Snyder lrightl pressing her gown. We climaxed our tour years with a noisy, rollicking class day program which was received--??? The solemn moment of the day was the presentation of the ladder of success by our President, Walt Hockman to Richard Horn lrightl. The foregoing thoughts are the happy memories of our joyous high school days. These memories will be carried with us through our entire lives. And so we leave, as we came, in silence. WI-IOS qggllp 4 s 7' O K SXXXX' Ok, Q56 GUI? Bs 05 N 4-01 QW NOISIEST SILLIEST LAUGH asus PETTIE 5' Q62 Q 4403 6,0 pq. 4-v 'Q QCA oof ox '14-4 , R J ,R T '4 Q qv b C, . L L I r wr G X' Q. n.MANN moans: TALLESTQSHORTEST Dfnsrz Asrovsn . LLY T. 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A , . , , e . I - I - I ' I - I - A , . I , ..,. , . , . . Dunlap, L. Breneisen, M. Gruver, K. Frederick, N. Hill, K. Kratz. B l E 'I . Y , . i - , . 1 , . , . r , . A. V . . I ' J . I . .. , . ' , . 1 , . , . ' r, , . .C , . 1 , . , . I , . , . I . I , , 7. A , . , . , . L. X. X X ' x 1 n f S XM! es' nfafs Y , Www '. . L, .. . ,XJ 5 Vw K 1 x L r S li ,,..,-1 .xx i V . 4 1 h r ,Q f -' 'b 'eg Ei 23. -'I'- W' i W if iv' A ' f Y'494.-,' : , 'W-1,g.4f,, + ., '1 Pf, W1 x ' vs, ,, !, '-' M 'x':-. ' ' A , 55 1?-If gf -- V .-gf :-f,1f K Af' Aww Q 6 9 . 'Q Ni 'po 5.41. .5510 uf' Q? F2332 -91 ff ' 4 .fi 4 .14 ya il fv- 1 1 0 if gn P 'C '1 an ig' ,Q xl' fx. v N f f 'P H Q wif Q -wx 1 v-nun--A Q , swf' ,fi f iq ' XA A IQ ,U 1 .,c,, .im was 1 M are A., ft H J ima, Cl, fri For our senior play we had well filled houses for three nights. Mr. Wallace was the able director of our successful play. What A Life concerns the antics of that typical American boy Henry Aldrich. It tells the story of two days in Henry s life. It shows his attempts sometimes fatal to him to get into the good favor of a certain girl Barbara Pearson Miss Shea does her best to keep peace and order in her office but with the kind help of Henry and his rival George Bigelow she only manages to run a virtual madhouse Mr Nelson tries valiantly to protect Henry while Mr Patterson tries to implicate him Mr Patterson and Miss Eggleston attempt to straighten out the troubles while Mrs Aldrich sighs and moans over her son s failings in the World of scholars Mr Vecchitio provides a bit of humor w1th his Italian accent and his attempts to find his daughter Bill was the only witness to Henry s misfortune but he only seems to be an immaterial Witness Finally Miss Wheeler and Lieutenant Fergu son settle all of Henry s troubles SA l0Ci0l ad Cl, dug tel' This year s Iunior play under the capable direction of one of our newer teachers Ellen Gallagher gave the town three nights of Tommy Billings valiant efforts to make people happy The play was presented February 27 28 and March Z The plot of the story covered about twelve days in the B1ll1ngs hectic household made that way by Tommy an unusual child Brought up by her father s Doc Billings advanced methods of child physchology Mrs Billings begins to doubt her husbands Judgment in the raising of their child very soon after the plot unfolds Tommy complicates the life of the community by writing her own play for a state tournament Tommy going still further makes some vain attempts to play Cupid for immediate mem bers of her family and in doing so further messes up her life and theirs ln spite of the odds agalnst which they worked which was the illness of several members SENIOR PLAY CAST Left to Right Mr Wallace D Overpeck L Krrshan A Ketterer I Horn D Derr W Van Ommeren S Weiss E Nase D Keese W Rockman R Hermbach M Russell R Booz I Webber R Brunner I Gural R Kramer L Knresner CANDIDS Iunior Play Daughter ot the Nile Cleopatra once agaln brought to life I Moyer G Snyder E Fargo Senior Play Two members of the eternal triangle havrrg it out R Heimbach W Van Ommeren E Nase IUNIOR PLAY CAST First Row Left to Right A Sernoff S Kulp L Kramer B Benner N Webber N Hendricks Second Row N Goetter IR Brunnerl R Gabel D Keese IS Wexssl I Moyer M Brown S Kinsey Third Row Miss Gallagher C Strothers W Hockman W Van Ommeren S Edwards G Snyder E Fargo Forty five CC 77 Q A Every one Wishes to congratulate the cast for doing a magnificent job Le CM This singing organization was under the capable direction ot Miss Goodman. The body consisted of seventy-three members. The group met and practiced first period every Monday morning This club sponsored the Christmas program This program itself was divided into three parts A Community sing for the audience a recital of a few numbers by the sextette and a play Why The Chimes Rang under the dlrection of Miss Haas The play concerned itself with the unselfishness ofa little boy Holger Vernon Kressly to an Old Woman Mary Ann Russell The parts of Holger s brother and uncle were portrayed by Kenneth Frederick and Richard Horn The Glee Club also participated in the Spring Concert For several numbers in the performance the chorus was divided into two groups the boys chorus and girls chorus gall Our musical organization this year consisted of members of Whom about half were seniors Six grade school children were members of the band This group had Willard Van Ommeren for President Erwin Nase for Vice President and Lillian Hoch for Secretary The functions of the band were playing at the football games and participation in the Spring Concert The band also took part in pep meetings Their plans to purchase new uniforms this year did not materialize due to unfortunate circumstances much to the regret of the student body and to the band itself But their fine spirits helped them to come through with flying colors GLEE CLUB First Row Left to Right R Kulp L Ploor V Searles E Trauger R Kramer I Rosenberger E Warris Second Row N Webber D Miller I Andreas H Britch G Bishop G Hedrick G Barndt H McKnight Third Row Miss Goodman G Snyder O Kramer L Kline I Thatcher I Malander H Snyder R Price T Althouse Fourth Row E Beck I Sacks E Endslow G Fox S Weiss C Parker I Webber K Schoeller L Bowerman I Kulp R Kramer W Van Ommeren R Brunner L Rush Sixth Row S Hermbach M Parker C Iones D Blank A Morrow M Kraft M Boorse R Booz D Mann E Nase E Moyer Seventh Row M Russell R Endslow L Hoch D Derr L Knies ner S Kulp M Lapp W Hockman R Landls R Horn D Myers CANDIDS Why the Chimes Rang V Kressley M A Russell W Van Ommeren and W Hackman Band on the field at the Thanksgiving Day Game BAND First Row Left to Right S Weiss M Parker H Landis C Parker I Gural P Berner Second Row M Kozlowski M Boorse A Watkins M Wrtmer M I Kraft E End slow B Kramer S Edwards E Moyer L Groff Third Row I Crouthamel L Hoch A Morrow D Derr K Endslow I Worthington B Kulp R Detwexler Miss Goodman Fourth Row M Harr I Hangey D Mann D Price C Detweiler K Schoeller D Myers M Lapp W Van Ommeren I Kapsak G Snyder Forty six . . . . I A R. Shirmer, I. Gabel. Fitth Row: B. Godshall, I. Horn, A. Mann, E. Meggers, B. I. Godshall, 5 Q x W' U W' if L H: v if' 9 ,l L f .,-.- 1, A ..2.,.. ,-on Fix v 4 ' , ,ay ,wbwf if 2 Y , f V if-f 'JXJN 49 Niki .0 M4 Nl 0441 EL ,0 uf 1 Q 63 1 af A JZ GA QQIALCL 0!Ql .'5 Mrs. Rinker became faculty advisor of the cheerleaders for the year with Dorothy Keese as their manager and Mary Wimmer as assistant man- ager. The regular cheerleaders were: Betty Benner, Milly Geiger, Doreen Crouthamel, Beatrice Detweiler, Glenna Iackson, and Ruth Kulp. The cheerleaders elected a Iunior Squad of five members: Gerry Hed- rick, Nina Webber, Loretta Shelly, Pearl Raudenbush, and Gloria Barndt. These five girls acted as substitutes Nhen the regular cheerleaders could not appear at games and will be advanced to the varsity squad next year The girls put a lot of time and effort into their work this year not only at football and basketball games but also at practices Thanks kids for a 1ob well done' SO! If OI CAQZffl'Cl, Spike s Orchestra was started in l944 and consisted of seven members Grace Snyder Margery Boorse Willard Van Ommeren Leonard Hendricks Fred Marles Mary Pritchard and Erwin Nase Bernard Andreas 1o1ned tlse following year but had to leave when he 1o1ned the Armed Forces Edward Hubbert Ir then took this group under his guidance and they have been doing very well ever since They ha Je entertained us at the canteen and at many school functions Sell Perk is very proud of this orchestra HEERLEADERS Fir t Row Left to Right R Kulp M Ceige D Crouthamel B Bonne Iackson Se ond Row P Rauaenbush C Hedrick M Wimrner Mrs Rmker D Kees c,ANDlDS Le o Rgw D Cro tlsa el B Detweiler ll Ceiger R Kult: G Iacksor B Eenrie Cl' s as t1'ne dancing to the I ne ot Spike s Orches ra SPIKES ORCHESTRA First Row Left to Rght D Mann F Marles M Boorse K Endslox E Hubbert C Sn der Second Row L Hendricks W Jan O'nmee E Nase E Strohrn Forty nine . . , Y , . , . . . .4 A E 1: 1 A 1 ' 1 l - I , . i , . . . Y . C 1 s : ' - . , . 1 ' r, , , . . ., G. . -c : . ' 1. ' , 1. J , . ' . . 9, N. Webber, L Shelly. G it t 1 tt- A . , , ' , .- 1 ' , . ,, -, . r .ri tm . .. u ' ' T . ' ' . 3 , i . .- . ., . , , , . -1, , , ,, ,y , 'z ' ' , . ' . . r n, . , , , .. SQA GHC! PQIOIOQI' This is the literary paper of our school. lt has a staff of twelve members which covers such topics as sports, world events, humor, social life, and literary activities. This printed paper consists of eight pages containing articles which appeal to the student body. It is a member of the Pennsylvania Scholastic Press Association. jk QMJQH! COLUQCZ This year our student representative body consisted of sixteen mem bers The officers of this group Were as follows Pres1dent Robert Stoffers Vice Presldent Lillian Krishan Treasurer William Wltmer and Secretary Iem Moyer There was one representatwe from each of the underclass home rooms and two from each of the senior homerooms Mr Nase Was our faculty advisor The organization met every Monday morning durmg the ACl1V1lY period and reports were brought back to homerooms Wednesday morning during ACl1VllY period Student Council d1scussed Various issues and brought these topics back to the1r respective homerooms for discussion Various standing committees were appointed to take care of phases of school life The Student Council also sponsored some successful school dances me ui if, mi The weekly column in the town paper was created to keep the people of the sister commun1t1es in touch with the act1v1t1es of the student body Parents laugh at the bits of ch1t chat about the students which IS added to the straight news of the week for spice Th1s year the staff started a scrap book of the weekly news Wllh the idea that 1t shall be continued from year to year Also through the staff s weekly meetings they have been able to work more diligently together ln order to bring the latest b1lS of news to the townspeople and the students SALT AND PEPPER Seated Left to Right R Gehman M Crouthamel tEd1tor in Chiefl Mr Wallace A Steinhauer Standing S Weber B Seltzer Z Buckwalter S Kulp S Wallace V Mayes H Landis B Weirback C Tyson C Gantz C Iones A Leatherman THE STUDENT COUNCIL Left to Right B Richards F Marles R Gehman B Stull E Fargo W Witmer L Krishan R Stoffers IPres1dentl I Moyer A Hendricks I Smith B Benner T Knipe I Pritchard R Derstme THE WEEKLY NEWS F ont Row Seated Left to Right L Hoch M Bishop I Hange N Hill Second Row S Weiss fEd1tor1n Chiefl A Stieger S Edwards R Horn M Kozlowski Mr Wallace Fifty O - - 1 1 ' I 1 1 1 I 1 . . . I 1 H 4 1 l I I . . I . , . . . . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . . 1 . , . , . , . , . , - 1 - f - I - 1 ' I - , . , . , . , . . - v - ' i ' . . . , . , . , . , . . . . - - , . , . , . , . , z I K fi I P nf-'M f','7,9,g ,O XJ if N -.023 Ev. 4 MP ,WW b W- ,.w.v I v 1451- .433 'V v ' QT' an -295914 ff! Xqpg , A- i Q. M 1 -,I 'Vsx ,J The Lenape Chapter F.F.A. was organized in March l94l. lt is under the excellent leadership of Mr. Endslow, Agriculture teacher, at Sell-Perk. The F.F.A. was founded to accomplish a much better understanding of rural and agricultural leadership. This Chapter has created interest in farm development and in all occupations ot farming. The officers of the F.F.A. this year are' President D Ker Endslow Ir Vice President Lewis Lapp Secretary Robert Wenhold Treasurer Franklin Fosbenner reporter Stanley Stump The Farm Show under the direction of Mr Endslow was presented as the biggest and best Sell Perk Farm Show lt was opened on September 27 Two large tents on the nockey fleld held poultry and farm implements The space in the hlgh school building was completely taken up by exhibits placed there by members of the communities and by pupils themselves As an added attractlon a horse show was held This was given by the Bux Mont Riding Club 94,4 The Girls Athletic Association this year was composed of twenty eight sophomores Juniors and seniors This year the constitution was amended with a clause concerning the el1g1b1l1ty of members Instead of requiring the approval ofa ma1or1ty of the group for the acceptance of a new member all glrls wishing to belong to the body were admitted 1t they were members of an inter scholastic varsity squad The officers of this organization are President Claire Parker Vice Presldent Shirley Edwards Secretary Nancy Hendricks Treasurer Sylvia Kulp Scrapbook Manager Shirley Kinsey Publicity Iem Moyer On February 14 they presented their annual assembly This year it en1oyed by all F A First Row Lett to Right R Hager F Fosbenner L Lapp K Endslow R Wenhold Stump Second Row D Clayton P Weidemoyer L Breneisen K Frederick R Combs Meyle C Moyer Third Row Mr Endslow R Schott R Detweiler W Nase V Slot er F Schultz CANDID Scene under the tent of the Farm Show G A A Lett to Right Bottom to Top I Clemmer O Kramer M Parker D Crouthamel P Berner G Weeks P Raudenbush R M Moyer S Kinsey B Stull M Wimmer I Moyer S Kulp S Edwards N Hendricks I Auchy R Magargal G Snyder S Weiss M Boorse I Stone L Hoch D Crouthamel M Lapp C Parker Mrs Stout Fifty three , J , ' 1 , , . . l C Q ' , ' 2 , ' 1 , ' I ' . . 2 . . I . was a musical program with dashes of humor. lt was an hour thoroughly E. , . , ' 1 , , . , . ' , . . . t , 579 The f1rst edrtron of the SPhere appeared here at Sellersvrlle Perkasre ID 1945 It served 1lS purpose admlrably and Was well recelved Therefore the second ed1t1on has been organrzed over the same pattern Th1s year no effort Was spared by the staff to make the SPhere a Wort of art as well as a catalogue of occurrences and a permanent class me morlal To accomplrsh th1s oblect the staff has taken the 1n1t1at1ve of rn troduclng an art theme rnto the pages of th1s book In the art Work N9 have trled to portray the lrfe of the Pennsylvanla Dutch our 1ndustr1ous and thrrfty forefathers We wrsh to thank Mrs Schrrudt for her asslstance Wllh these few remarks concernrng the purpose and contents of th1s book the staff leaves th1s volume rn the hands of tts readers and patrently awarts the lnevrtable cr1t1c1srn SPHERE STAFF Left to Rrght D Keese I Gural M Brshop G Crouthamel C Parker B Godshall I Weder I Horn E Kramer M A Russell Mrs Lewts Standrng R Stoffers R Gehman W Hockman W Wrtmer E Fargo I Shatt C Moyer CANDIDS Left to Rtght E Fargo Mr Mlller C Moyer W Wrtmer I Cvural Our buslness managers and photography department Therr respectrve yobs are to promote sales and also to get the krds to smrle purty Left toR1ght Standmg M A Russell W Hockman C Parker R Gehman Seated I Shalt G Crouthamel These are our actrvrttes sports and typrng experts They had qurte a Job gettrng artlcles rn by the deadlrne Fxrst Row Left to Rxght I Horn M Brshop Second Row I Kozlowskr R Stoffers D Godshall Here are the people who waded through the frles gathermg materlal from here and there for our senror wrrte ups Left to Rrght I Weder D Keese E Kramer tseatedl Mrs Lewrs Last but not least are the executrve rnembe s of our staff Edna drcl a frne Job on art The others ably planned and comptled materral for the book Frfty four , . , r s I - . , ' . . Q 1 1 , 1 . , , , . , . , . , . , . , . , , , . . , . , . . . , . , . , , , . , . , . . . -- . , . , . , . , . . . . , , . T L X fa' '- ' I wr xw x ' Aff , 4 If f , H 1 A ,ff ff, NE,4 5 4 I Y ' ff' ' - iw' .P-'wff' 4 I , , x ' F Q -J 3 Q- 1 M I ,f 1' 24' f , . I r x ll N - , 4' :M 5 f ' - ff 5 R f N ' ' Z' ,3-V u 3 , 0 fl .'51b.1.,:adO 4 -'-2.2 0. I 'Q v a. x uf 'ss 'Q , ,A ,Q , - 0 N. ' X ' --.Vs-a ., X K 4 A R 4 H 2, If , K3 ' . 6 1 f 5 ,'1 Q' , -VIN ' fl 2 . . YQ it. W I ...A wa -+--L- -.. ,iff I Q1 ii . P' A Ai king' ,, ,, ef 5' r xs ra vs' 1 X AE X . A., M nl g vu! V 54, qw 'aa ' ' ,, XXL 1 4.,V W ri xt-1 W, 1 f NA ' Yr- ' LA 'gk if 57535 gi i , . 5 Z f af l Nw M'f'97'-f , ,A W.. .K AK v P4 I ff? su.. t ff ' gilt ff f u X1 QB' 3,39 'l'i'f sf? 'fn 'fi 'fx . p ?r?9-55014-1: I A OC Leg The Sell-Perk hockey team was rather unsuccessful this year, winning one tying one and losing the remaining seven games. The team this year was inexperienced except for five letter men from ast years squad They are Shirley Kinsey left wing Maggie Lapp left inner Grace Snyder right wing Mary Wimmer left full back and Claire Parker Captain and goalie S P Op Oc Spr1ngf1eldtAl Oc 26 Ambler tHl Oct Doylestown tAJ Oc 30 Quakertown KH? Oc Lansdale CHD ov Souderton tA1 Oc Quake town tAl Nov Doylestown tH1 Oct Souderton tH1 Nov 8 Lansdale tAl H Home A Away Night Game j00!L6lZ Coach Druckenmiller s scrappy gridmen added to the confuslon of the Bux Mont Football Conference by winning three games losing three and tying two which placed them in a second place deadlock with Ienkintown Wtth a wealth of lettermen to draw from which included co captains Ralph Heimbach and Fred Marles Harold Swartley Walt Hockman Ray Brunner Bob Gehman Iim Kozlowski Bob Simons Nick Goetter Ierry Donohue Harry Keller Earl Fargo Drucky welded together a capable aggregation which stood as a threat to any team in the league S P Op Sept Hatboro tAl Nov 2 Oc Ienklntown tH1 Upper Moreland tHl Oc Lansdale tAl Nov 9 Doylestown fA1 Oc Ambler tHl Nov 16 Springfield tHl HOCKEY SQUAD First Row Lett to Right S Kinsey S Kulp G Snyder I Moyer M Lapp C Parker Capt M Wimmer D Crouthamel L Kramer L Hoch G Weeks Second Row R M Moyer S Edwards Mrs Stout L Weigner E Yerger N Webber C Iones V Searles M Parker D Pfeffer S Weber A L Leatherman R Fretz S Weiss Mgr P Berner O Kramer Third Row R Kramer R Biehn B Seltzer N Hendricks I Webber M Brown I Rosenberger Z Buckwalter M Frank P Raudenbush D Miller CANDIDS Seniors on the Hockey Team L Hoch M Lapp C Parker G Snyder Our fellows dragging their weary bones from the annual Turkey Day game FOOTBALL TEAM First Row Lett to Right R Stotfers R Gehman W Steeley H Keller F Marles R Heimbach R Brunner N Goetter W Hockman H Swartley E Fargo Second Row D Smith C Lamparter A Steinhauer I Pritchard I Hosgood R Schlicter I Kozlowski E Schuster R Simons I Donohue F Hinkle A Stover L Rush Mr Drucken miller Coach R Detweiler Third Row H Diller Mgr W Daymon R Nuss R Kramer E Fargo P Deetz W Huff R Underkoffler I Wuerstle E Nase K Endslow I Crouthamel Mgr R Mitman Mgr R Booz Mgr Fourth Row R Fosbenner E Schock I Rittenhouse A Wismer R Fusco I Boyer T Knipe Fifty nine 1 , I , . I . i . I S-P Op. - . t. 2- ' ' .. 0 4 ' t. - ..... 1 1 . 4- .. 0 2 t. - , 1 5 t. 9- .... 4 5 N . 1- .., 2 3 t. 11- r . 1 2 . 6- . U 2 . 16- ... 3 2 . - ... U 7 S-P Op. - . 29- ..... 13 0 . t. 5- ' . . .20 6 ..... 32 12 tr 13- ...,. 6 18 . - . .19 19 t. 20- ...... 6 37 . - ' ' ... 6 19 Oct. 26-Souderton CHD .... 41 U Nov. 22-Quakertown tHl .. U 0 Ogif , Sell Perk s l945 46 veteran hoopmen complled an env1able record ot thlrteen Wlns and three losses 1n league compet1t1on f1n1sh1ng m the runner up spot to Sprlng held for frrst place honors Wlth a nucleus ol four members from last seasons champlonshlp squad namely co captalns Hal Swartley and Bob Stotters Bob Gehman and Iohnny Werst Coach Druckenmlller added Ed Schuster Drck Underkoftler and Paul Thomas formlng a hard to beat comblnatlon of speed and pomt maklng ab1l1ty Doylestown CAI Souderton CHI Ambler tAl Lansdale tHl Quakertown tAl Hatboro KHI Sprlngfleld KAI Royersford tAl Dec Ienklntown KAI Feb Dec Doylestown IHI Feb an Souderton tAl Feb an Ambler CI-ll Feb an Lansdale lAl Feb an Quakertown CHI Feb an Hatboro tAl Mar an Spnngheld CHI Mar w 5 gm efdaf The Sell Perk gxrls basketball team th1s year wasnt as successful as 1t had been 1n the past few years havlng to 1ts credlt one W1n and f1Ve losses The Sell Perk ma1ds gave each team a hard flght Possess1ng stamlna and helght the Sell Perk guards made the scorlng d1tt1cult for the other team The po1nt maklng department thls year depended on M1ldred Gelger a l1ttle gxrl who puts everythlng she has 1nto the game Margaret Lapp captaln and center made most ot her polnts from the hfteen foot mark Remember glrls Its better to be a good loser than a poor W1nner Ian 4 Souderton CAI Ian ll Lansdale lAl Ian 15 Quakertown tHl S P Op Feb 8 Souderton tHl Feb 15 Lansdale CHI 2 4 Feb 19 Quakertown CAI l7 22 BOYS BASKETBALL F1rst Ro Ie to Rxght I Kozlowskl R Underkoiiler E Schus ter R Stotfers lCocapta1nl H Swartley lCocapta1nl I Werst R Gehman Second Row E Druckenmxller E Nase R Land1s D Myers W Huff P Thomas F Hmkle A Hendrrcks L Rush G Werst W Van Ommeren W W1tmer CANDIDS Senxor glrls warmlng up G Snyder C Parker M Lapp captam M Gelger L Hoch Boys Werst ll5l stopped whxle shootmg GIRLS BASKETBALL Seated Lett to Rlght Mrs Stout G Snyder C Parker M Gerger M Lapp R Magargal G Leatherman L Hoch M Wxmmer Standmg M Boorse M Slotter O Kramer V Mayes S Wallace M Parker D Crouthamel M Detwexler E Endslow G Iackson P Raudenbush I Auchy Srxty s-P op. S-P op. .l4- ' ...4l 43 . 5- ...38 27 . l8- ...45 20 . 8- ....30 l9 I . 4- .... 51 33 . 12- ...... 35 22 I . 8- ....... 40 25 . l5- ..... 44 33 I . ll- ..... 46 36 . 19- ..29 24 I . 15- ..46 24 . 21- ....,. 45 20 I . l8- ...... 39 26 . l- ' ' ...2l 32 I . 25- ' ' ...2l 26 . 9- ...36 37 Feb. l-Ienkintown ll-ll . . .5l 36 Q9 ' 4 S-P Op. - . . - .... 20 46 . - .... 13 16 . - ..... 3l 39 . - ..... 5 2 . - ..l7 18 . - .. ' : ' wi tt ' -. ', . , . - oyfi Kaffe CL Lacking only one player from last year s second place squad the Blue and Gray expect to f1e1d an experienced ball team tor the 1946 season April April April April April Quakertown Doylestown Souderton Lansdale Quakertown May 2 Doylestown Home Away Home Away Away Home May May May May May May Souderton Lansdale Quakertown Doylestown Souderton Lansdale Away Home Home Away Home Away ZFAS gaff Q66 The girls baseball team started practice on March 29 with approxi Hoch G Weeks are the five lettermen left from last years squad but there are many new prospects this year Fortunately we have plenty ot time tor practice betore the season begins 1946 SCHEDULE May 6 Souderton Horne May 16 Souderton Away May 9 Lansdale Away May 22 Lansdale Home May 13 Quakertown Away May 27 Quakertown Home Pdf Having only a limlted amount ot tried material Coach Druckenmiller however expects to have several winning contenders tor the Bux Mont track meets May 11 BOYS BASEBALL First Row Left to Right I Kozlowski D Mann P Thomas R Gehman H Swartley E Fargo W Hockman I Werst I Hosgood Second Row' F Marles A Stover D Deetz W Clemmer R Moyer R Kober D Myers R Fox R Landis F Fosbenner E Fargo R Detweiler W Steeley Third Row S Peckiconis G Hartman I Walters I. Kapsak, W. Smakula, I. Boyer R. Reese, E. Bouc, H. Godshall, Mr. Druckenmiller Kcoachl GIRLS BASEBALL: First Row: Left to Right-N. Hendricks, I. Stone t1Vlanagerl, 1. Detweiler, C. Parker, R. Richards, lCapt.l, L. Hoch, B. Richards, G. Weeks, Mrs. Stout lcoachl. Second Row: H. Britch, P. Raudenbush, L. Krishan, I. Webber, D. Frederick, M. Lapp, I. Rauden- bush, D. Crouthamel, M. Benner. Third Row: V. Searles, S. Wallace, B, Benner, N. Webber, V. Mayes, L. Weigner, L. Ploor, V. Les, M, Parker. BOYS' TRACK: First Row: Lett to Right-W. Daymon, R Stotters, H. Swartley, R. Schlicter, I. Werst, R. Heimbach, R. Shott, R. Simons, F. Hinkle, W. Nase, K. Endslow. Second Row' W. Smakula, L. Rush, C. Knitter, W. Witmer, F. Marles, W. Van Ommeren, D. Mann. I. Wuerstle, R. Underkottler, E, Schuster, R. Price. Third Row: Mr. Druckenmiller, lcoachl. E. Holmes, D. Smith, C. Strothers, S. Stump, A. Steinhauer, R. Hedrick, R. Horn, R. Crouthamel Sixty-three l A f 1946 SCHEDULE ' 8- ..... 6- ........ 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