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

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1953 volume:

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Hue ang 8,.,,,1, Shmndl She Sta'r'J5 'f HW' hm 53415, 'Urea-C o'er .coming 0.11. ,W K if plfcfksw Lai:-Tngmfsggrt uJQVa1rC. So 5 . 'Uvere She Sfc.hJS kai YfFYg f,hUf V 1- 5 XNTEQQUCING 9, Q oM1N1s'1'Rf-x LABS M1953 T UNDERCLASSMEN ACTIVITIES FJSPOET S nl e N Q ELLO 'Lv' i I 4 IF 'W OFQLUOI' H1 Everybody, Let me introduce myself-I'm Girard the pixie. We had a wonderful year here at Sell-Perk and my friends and I are going to show you our high school life in its entirety. First there are the teachers and administrators to whom we owe so much for their educational instruction and help- fulness 1 t r1z 'l x 1 I .2 I . r 5 pr r ' ' I ' I I W. ,f . . .YL I .A - . . t ' 2,109 QQ! Iltfrs D 1,7 ,gg 1 Then we have the traditional seniors who have carried out the job of setting the path for the underclassmen, and the underclassmen themselves, working to achieve the height of scholarly attainment for their school. High school life is filled to capacity with extra-curricular activities. From fall, through winter, to spring, there are specialized clubs to meet the individual's taste. Teamwork is essential in a democracy. S-P's extensive sports program gives the student a chance to exercise his physical and mental abilities. As you see the various phases of our Sell-Petk school year, you will realize the great educational opportunities that the citizens of our community have provided to benefit us. 4 leobcafion 1 We, the class of '53, have a deep feeling of gratitude for Mr. Wallace, our class advisor. Through out four years at Sell-Perk he has done more for the class than any other individual. He paved the way for the success of the class in its many activities. In addition to directing both plays, he has supervised the concessions, chaperoned our many dances, and acted as guide and counselor on our class trips. Mr. Wallace has aided us in achieving the ultimate heights of our desired goals. We truly hope that as we enter our many walks of life, we may look upon him as one great factor in our success. It is with these thoughts in mind that the class of '55 dedicates this volume of the SPhere to Donovan C. Wallace. 5 ennri ge .SQAOOK One of the most significant steps toward Pennridge High School was taken on September fifteenth when the ground breaking took place before Dr. Snyder, Mr. Nase, our Student Council president, and Deep Run High School council president. The site of the new school is one mile north of Perkasie com- prising a fifty acre tract of land. Students attending this school will include Sell-Perk students, Deep Run, and West Rockhill students. Admission to this school is the promotion from the junior High School. All the modern educational equipment that is possible will be furnished here plus a number of gifts to be given by graduating classes and service clubs. Students graduating from Pennridge can surely be proud to have a building so modern and one that offers so much for a student to further his education. 6 V PRINCIPAL L-ff NN grim 16 .SZAOOZ KOGLFJ To the Graduates of Sell-Perk High School Class of 1953, I extend the good wishes of the Board of Education. We believe thit each of you has an objective toward which you are continuously taking steps for the ultimate achieve- ment of that objective. As Graduates of this school. we sincerely hope that each of you has the wit and the wisdom, the intelligence and the character to earnestly believe in your own objective. With this belief firmly imprinted on your mind and in your heart, we feel confident that you will do much that is constructive in the world of which you are 21 vitul part. Left to rigfofx Howard L. Miller, Joseph Gahman. Dr Charles W. Apple, Dr. Harley M. Hunsicker. Lcfl In rigblf Albert E. Meier. Rev. C. Frederick Billmyer, Edward H. Moyer, Abraham M. Meyers WM. M. HIGH Left lo righlx F. P. Kemmerer, Vice-Presidentg Harold R. Hunsberger, Treasurerg Herbert S. Nase, Secretaryg Williani M. High, President: William Bishop, Harold A. Buckner, Vice- President. Lefl In right: Henry T. Mann, Stephen Lenurt Roland C. Benner, Luther C. Yost. ur :lea em Graduates of l953! This is your day. There are undoubtedly some who would pity you. We offer no pity but congratulations. On many sides it is heard that our country is in a bad mess, that chaos is rampant on all sides, that the future holds nothing but despair. Naturally, such remarks tend to make some ask What's the use? What have we to look forward to? Why study, plan, and work? So let down the bars, whoop it up, on with the hot-rodsg drive fast, live fast while you can for tomorrow holds nothing for us. Whats the Use? Let none of you speak such nonsensical words. There is use. There is still a big place for each and every one of you who has learned to take control of his own mind, who will keep his own house in order, and who has purposed in his own heart to make his life count. HOWARD M. NASE, Principal Temple University, A.B.M.Ed. Congratulations, Sellersville-Perkasie graduates of 1955, on the completion of your high school course, and all best wishes as you commence the careers which lie before you. You are the twenty- third Class to graduate from Sellersville-Perkasie. Although there are dark clouds on the horizon, in general the opportunities ahead of you are as great or greater than ever-especially if you are willing to prepare yourself for them. It appears that you will be the last class to grad- uate from Sellersville-Perkasie High School. May you as well as all others of our alumni always be concerned that the torch of educational opportunity -which is passed on from generation to generation -may ever burn more brightly and more abund- antly. Congratulations again. We are counting on you to uphold the best traditions of the past, to go on to greater achievements in the future and we will follow your careers with interest and pride. LEWIS N. SNYDER, Supervising Princzlpul Temple University, A.B., MA., Ed.D. FRANCES A. RUFE Engliyh, Civicr Hood College, A.B. University of Pennsylvania, M.A. DONOVAN C. WALLACE Englirh, Languages Columbia University, A.B., M.A. Clffbtay 10 MARTIN MILLER Matbematicr Kutztown S.T.C., B.A, Temple University, M. Ed. E. MARGARET SMITH Englirb, Latin Ursinus College, A. B. Columbia University, M.A RAY WISPELL Playrical Education, General Science, Biology Temple University St. Boneventure University B.S. KENNETH R. SMITH Social Studie! Muhlenberg College, Ph.B. gaffukg CLAIRE J. MERKLE Mathematic: Muhlenberg College, B.S. Temple University, M.Ed. WAYNE HELMAN Hinory, Civics University of Pennsylvania B.A., M.S. 11 RUTH LINDE Commercial Taylor Business School LOOMIS HALES Commercial Shippensburg State Teachers College, B.S. daddy 12 GRACE N ESBITT H ealth, Physical Education Ursinus College, B.S. HELEN MOYER Librarian Drexel Institute of Technology University of Pennsylvania Columbia University Gettysburg College A.B., AM., B.S. EDITH E. GINDLESPERGER Home Economics Temple University, B.S. ROBERT BROWN I ndumfial Arif Millersville S.T.C., B.S. j6lCuAg VIRGINIA APPLEBACI-I Art Temple University, B.S. Moore Institute of Art MILDRED O. GOYNE Guidance Pennsylvania State College B.A., M.A. 13 ' CLCbl,Ay NANCY WORTHINGTON H ealtla, Pbyfical Education Penn Stare, B.S. W' MARY J. ROBERTS Dental H ygienirt B. EARL DRUCKENMILLER University of Pennsylvania Playrical Education Muhlenberg College, Ph.B. 14 ELEANOR P. FREDERICK School Name Grand View Hospital, R.N g6lCll,Ag HELEN K. GIERSE Office Secretary RAYMOND TALBOT Science Univ. of Perma., B.S. in Ed Temple University, M.Ed. Sellersville-Perkasie High School LEWIS MICHENER I nduftrial Art! GERTRUDE E. WENHOLD Ofice Secretary Sellersville-Perkasie High School 15 Millersville Stare Teachers College, B.S. 6tClfL W 36 ,t 1' 5 if 2 PAUL OBERHOLTZER Mmic West Chester S.T.C., B.S. University of Pennsylvania, M.S. Transportation Maintenance Squad Kitchen Kapers 16 w 4 ' , 1 H , R N Qgiqrry wtf v xx , W VX H 'X 1 ,.-- if X-gig-2,5 X' V QQ ' ' f XX V? 1 fy f .. I' x I , f GJ ' vu 6 95 MARIANA AGNEW ACADEMIC ffAg7! Hustle, bustle! . . . editor of Salt and Pepper . . . hails from the wilds of West Clymer Avenue . . . bookworm C?!?J . . . very undecided-about men, that is. Dramatics Club 1, Assembly Council 1, Interclass Basket- ball 2, 3, Salt and Pepper 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Vice-President 3, Salt and Pepper Editor 45 Chorus 4, The Thirteenth Chair 4. NANCY RAYETTA ANDREWS ACADEMIC Rayetta Keeps the hockey team in line . . . good things come in small packages . . . star gazer Cnot astronomy eitherlj . . . speedy C???J . . . blue Buick convertibles become her. Interclass Basketball 1, 23 Interclass Volleyball 1, 2, 3, Hockey 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 1, May Day 1, Homeroom Secretary 1, Study Club 3, 43 G.A.A. 4g Corliss Archer 4. JEANNE BARNDT COMMERCIAL Barney Snappy majorette . . . always there when needed . . . plays the accordion and sings with equal ability . . . good student . . . inherited Doris' laugh. Interclass Basketball 1, 2, 5g Intetclass Volleyball 1, 2, 33 May Day 1, 33 Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Class Treasurer 1g Homeroom Treasurer 5, 4g Vocal Ensemble 45 SPhere 4, G.A.A. 4, Corliss Archer 4. t Y . DOLORES BARNES GENERAL Active church worker . . . cautious driver . . . shy smile . . . knit one, purl two . . . quiet . . . conscientious student. Knitting and Crocheting 1, 2, 4. l 18 PATRICIA BEDWELL GENERAL Hpdtil Dark and vivacious . . . sparkling personality . . . contagious giggle . . . reason for Miss Applebach's grey hair C??J . . . wears a sparkler on her left hand. Interclass Volleyball 2, 33 Hospital Club 13 Knitting and Crocheting 2, 43 May Day lg Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Corliss Archer 4. ELAINE IRENE BRENEISEN A GENERAL Bren Excels in all sports . . . high-stepper in the band . . . loved those parties in the art room . . . one of Cuppie's cronies. Baseball 1, 2, 43 Interclass Basketball 1, 23 Basketball 3, 43 Interclass Volleyball 1, 2, 33 Hockey 2, 3, 43 Cheerleader 13 Knitting and Crocheting 23 May Day 1, 33 Majorette 3, 4g Activities Committee 13 G.A.A. 3, 43 Corliss Archer 4. EARL BRYAN G15N151xAL Chops Takes a beating from the General fellows . . . likes women CFU . . . rises at daybreak to milk his cows . . . always in trouble with Mr. Hales. Sports Club 4. JOHN VVlNTHROP BUTTERWICK ACADEMIC frlolgnnyll Able trumpeter . . . only four-year member of Student Council . . . likes swimming . . . ardent admirer of feminine pulchritude . . . Student Council treasurer. Student Council 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Chorus 2g Father of the Bride 33 Track 1, 43 Interclass Basketball 1, 2, 33 Jr. Basketball 2, 33 Interclass Volleyball 1, 2, 33 Basketball 43 Baseball 4. 19 All EDITH CHRISTY COMMERCIAL Eddie Appears quiet . . . main interests lie outside of school . . . well proportioned lass . . . lends a helping hand . . . works at the Quakertown 5 8: 10. Interclass Volleyball 1, 2g Science Club lg Library Club 3g May Day 1g Band 1g Chorus 3, 4g Activities Committee lg Commercial Club 4g Corliss Archer 4. RICHARD DONALD COLL GENERAL Dick Always smiling . . . full of fun . . . sportsminded . . . letter man . . . zooms across the Boulevard in his hot rodf' Basketball 1, 3, 4g Baseball 5, 4g Interclass Volleyball 2g Sports Club 1, 2, 4g Football 4. MARION ELEANOR COSTELLO ACADEMIC Cor Talkative . . , exercises to keep in shape . . . always imitat- ing someone . . . likes mature men . . . good seamstress . . . loads of fun. lnterclass Basketball 1, 5g Hospital Club lg Knitting and Crocheting 2g May Day lg Chorus 5, 4g Salt and Pepper 3g Study Club 4. MARY CATHERINE CRIST COMMERCIAL Knows Hollywood inside out . . . active G.A.A. member . . . black wavy hair . . . hails from the Ridge . . . fast moving wing on the hockey squad. Interclass Basketball 1, 3g lnterclass Volleyball 1, 2, 3g HOCkCy 2, 5, 45 Baseball 2, 5, 4g Dramatics Club lg Library Club 33 May Day lg G.A.A. 5, 4g Library Assistant 4. 2 . ii A 20 ROBERT EARL CROISSETTE Crown Argus cowboy . . . strums the guitar . . . God's gift to the girls . . . irresistible smile . . . muscle-bound . . . has A ability on the gridiron. Football 1, 2, 5, 4g Track 1, 2g Interclass Volleyball 1, 2g Science Club lg Sports Club 2, 4g Chorus 2, 4. HELEN ELIZABETH CZERNES GENERAL Marriage minded . . . trade mark-green Ford . . . keen eye for home plate . . . short curly hair . . . one of the notorious art room gang . . . little Miss Efficiency. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Baseball 2, 3, 4g Hockey 2, 3, 4g Inter- class Basketball lg Interclass Volleyball 1, 2g Science Club lg May Day 1, 35 Canteen Committee lg Student Council 4g G.A.A. 3, 4g Projector Club 4. GENERAL MARY DIANE CROUTHAMEL ACADEMIC ffDi!f Cherished art editor of the SPhere . . . small and cute . . . un- usual sense of humor . . . likes blondes-men that is! . . . loves hockey . . . wears bright red . . . claims she spent half her life waiting for Rayetta. Interclass Basketball 1, 2g Interclass Volleyball 2, 3g Hockey 2, 5, 4g Hospital Club lg Salt and Pepper 2, 3g May Day lg Homeroom Vice-President lg Homeroom Secretary 2, 3, 4g SPhete 4g G.A.A. 4. MOLLY CROUTHAMEL ACADEMIC ffMOl!f! Charleston fan . . . hockey captain . . . SPhere's assistant editor . . . girl with the green hair Csometimesh . . . likes crowds . . . dog-lover . . . gets a kick out of swimming and a bang out of tennis. Weekly News 33 SPhere 4g Activities Committee lg Home- room President 2, 3, 4g G.A.A. 4g Dramatics Club 1g Interclass Basketball 1, 2, 3g Interclass Volleyball 2, 5, 4g Baseball lg Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4g May Day 1g Salt and Pepper 2g Corliss Archer 4. 'Ney RUTH DERSTINE COMMERCIAL Friendly . . . attractive . . . handles a Buick well . . . con- scientious student . . . helps out in the Cafe . . . can always be depended upon. Interclass Basketball lg Interclass Volleyball lg Knitting and Crocheting 1, 2, 35 May Day lg Chorus 3, 4g Commercial Club 4g Cafeteria fig Library Assistant 4. EARL DUNLAP, JR. GENERAL Twal0p Goes steady with Bryan . . . girl shy . . . likes to hunt . . . one of the Almont gang. Football 1, 4g Sports Club, 1, 2. RUTH EDNA EVERLY COMMERCIAL A quiet commercial student . . . wears hand-knitted socks . . . sports a camera . . . never misses a game . . . collects miniature dogs. Interclass Basketball lg Interclass Volleyball lg Hockey 2g Library Club 13 Study Club 2g May Day lg Knitting and Crocheting 4, KATHLEEN MEDA FLAGLER COMMERCIAL Usually seen with Ruth . . . hails from Dublin . . . seem- ingly boy shy . . . hash slinger in the kitchen . . . loves typing Q???D. Interclass Basketball lg Interclass Volleyball lg Library Club lg Knitting and Crocheting Club 2, 35 May Day lg Commercial Club 4g Cafeteria 4. C 22 DONALD FOSBENNER GENERAL HFOJJIF Found behind a catcher's mask in baseball season . . . appears quiet, but ?!!? . . . door to door doughnut salesman . . adept on long sets . . . dresses in good taste. Football 1, 2g Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4g Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Track lg Sports Club 1, 2, 4g Student Council 2g Chorus 4. JOAN MAIRIE Fusco GENERAL Fuzz Short, sweet, and full of fun . . . beautiful black hair . . . fighting full-back on the hockey team . . . lots of school spirit . . . never runs out of energy . . . spent the best years of her life waiting. Hockey 1, 3 4g Interclass Basketball I, 2g Interclass Volley- ball 1, 29 Dramatics Club lg Cheerleader 2g Rebecca lg May Day 1, 35 Student Council 33 Assembly Council 4g Homeroom Vice-President 4g G.A.A. 4. ANTONETTE VIRGINIA GALLUPPI GENERAL Amz Manager of hockey team . . . our only natural redhead . . . inseparable from Lydia . . . easy to get along with. Baseball 1, 2, 4g Interclass Basketball lg Interclass Volley- ball l, 2g Hockey Manager 5, 45 Library Club lg Knitting and Crocheting Club 2, 4g May Day lg Weekly News 33 G.A.A. 4. NANc:v JANE GE1uaA1z'r ACADEMIC Cabbage Silly giggle . . . musically inclined . . . avid tennis fan . . . knows every joke in the book . . . holds shindigs at the bunga- low . . . speeds UQ around in a jalopy. Hockey 1, 23 Interclass Basketball I, 2, 35 Interclass Volley- ball I, Sg Dramatics Club lg May Day lg Band 5, 4g Chorus 3, 43 Vocal Iinsemble 4. JAMES GRAHAM GENERAL ffGuy!7 Perfect stand-in for Huck Fin . . . likes fishing . . . deep voice . . . seemingly quiet . . . shy smile. Football 1, 4g Baseball 5, 4g Interclass Basketball 5, 4g Study Club 3, 4. NICHOLAS O. GRANT ACADEMIC HNi6kU Daredevil . . . joined us in our Senior year . . . women conscious . . . laughs at his own jokes . . . never without a car. Band 4g Track 4, Interclass Basketball 4, Sports Club 4. JAMES HENRY GRoss ACADEMIC Rum S.P.'s Farley Granger . . . one of the varsity eleven . . . a shy smile . . . pals around with Jer and Holly . . . whiz on a basketball court . . . co-captain of the football team. Football 1, 3, 4g Basketball 1, 2, 5, 4g Track 1, 2, 3, Ag Interclass Basketball 1, Sports Club 1, 4, Study Club 3g Base- ball 4. l KENNETH CARL GRoss GENERAL ffKenny7! Whips around in his hot rod . . . attracts underclassmen . . . happy-go-lucky . . . curly blonde hair. Football lg Sports Club 1, Projector Club 2. 24 MARION STEINMETZ GROVE ACADEMIC Gr01Jie Vim, vigor, and vitality - that's Grovie . . . never gives up in an argument . . . lighting center halfback on the hockey team . . . highly dramatic . . . Madame Butterfly. Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Interclass Basketball 1, 2, 5, Interclass Volleyball 1, 2, 3, Dramatics Club 1, Band 2, 3, 4, Rebecca 1, May Day l, Brother Goose 2, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Weekly News 1, 2, 5, Student Council l, Class President 2, Homeroom Vice- President 2, Corliss Archer 4, Vocal Ensemble 4, Basketball 4, G.A.A. 4. EARL I-IENDRICKS ,Eiga Bazzf' Mr. Hales' pet peeve . . . out of school more than in . . . usually behind the eight ball . . . member of the Civil Air Patrol. Interclass Basketball 3, 4, Study Club 4. Scorr WILSON GULICK f ACADEMIC Chunk Quite a card!! . . . natural acting ability . . . outstrums Godfrey on the uke . . . active in school activities. Football 1, 4, Interclass Basketball 5, 4, Interclass Volley- ball 33 Sports Club 1, Study Club 5, 4, May Day 1, Father of the Bride 34 Chorus 5, 4, Homeroom Treasurer 2, Corliss Archer 4, The 13th Chair 4. LYDIA HANGE COMMERCIAL Lia Hard worker at the concession stand . . . seen with Ann . . . known for her silly giggle . . . possesses a great amount of energy . . . friendly. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Interclass Basketball l, 2, Interclass Volleyball 1, 2, May Day 1, 3, Homeroom Secretary 3, Knit- ting and Crocheting 2, 4. 1 GENERAL 2 RICHARD HOLLENBACH GENERAL fFH0ZlyH Toots a sax . . . blushes easily . . . able seaman . . . funny . . . rare sense of humor . . . wears hand-knitted ries. Basketball lg Track Manager lg Study Club 3, 4g Band 2, 4g Interclass Basketball 4. DORIS KENT COMMERCIAL Came to us in her junior year . . . loves a good joke . . . always has a smile on her face . . . good student . . . keen observer of the opposite sex . . . never without joan. SPhere 4g Student Council Alternate 4. KATHRYN ELAINE KILE COMMERCIAL ffKd-rj-fy!! Always worrying about something . . . beautiful black hair . . . leader of band for two years . . . soft, quiet voice . . . absent-minded . . . drives in reverse. Interclass Volleyball lg Majorette 1, 3, 4g Homeroom Treasurer 5g Chorus 4g Corliss Archer 4. ROBERTA ALLYCE KRAMER COMMERCIAL Well poised . . . perfect model . . . one of our natural blondes . . . claims nothing exciting ever happens . . . knits argyles for the Army . . . never without Lorraine. Interclass Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Interclass Volleyball 1, 2, 3g Basketball 2, 5, fig Library Club lg Projector Club 1, 2g May Day lg Father of the Bride 3g Canteen Committee lg Home- room Secretary 23 Visual Aids l, 2, 3, 43 SPhere 4g Oflice Assistant 3. 26 ru - .- GERALD DOUGLAS KRATZ ACADEMIC A rrjerryu Drives his own Ford Convertible . . . excels in all sports . . . shy but friendly . . . always seems to disappear in Spanish class . . . sharp dresser . . . small but mighty. Football l, 4g Basketball 1, 2, 5, 4g Baseball 1, 2, 5, 4g Interclass Volleyball 1, 2, 35 Sports Club lg Homeroom Presi- dent lg Volleyball 4g Chorus 43 Assembly Council 4. 1 MARVIN LAPP GENERAL Drives around on a motorcycle . . . so quiet you don't even know he's around C!??!J . . . reads Popular Mechanics . . . girls haven't entered his life-yet. Sports Club 1, 2, 43 Salt and Pepper lg Interclass Basket- ball 4. DOROTHY LAWN ACADEMIC ffD0tU Appears quiet but ---. . . cowgirl driver . . . tall and slender . . . pretty eyes . . . future Florence Nightingale. Interclass Basketball 1, 45 Interclass Volleyball lg Library Club lg Knitting and Crocheting 2, 4g Salt and Pepper 1. Cumis LEE LAWRENCE, ju. V GENERAL, HBH!!! Always willing to help . . . loves to read magazines . . . capable member of the stage crew . . . likes to tease the girls . . . Camera Bug. Stage Crew 5, 4. and Crocheting 1, 3, 4. HELEN LOUISE LONG ACADEMIC Shorty Handled the Senior class funds . . . friend to all . . . always around when there's work to be done . . . cheerleading manager . . . plans to be a nurse. Interclass Basketball I, 2g Interclass Volleyball 2g Knitting and Crocheting lg Cheerleading Mgr. 3, 4, May Day 1, Busi- ness Mgr. Father of the Bride 3g Spring Concert Drill 2, Chorus 3, 4, Salt and Pepper 2, 3g Homeroom President 1, Class Treasurer 2, 5, 43 Vocal Ensemble 43 Nurses Room 4. LORRAINE JANET MANN GENERAL Personality plus . . . peppy . . . laughs easily . . . never with- out a date . . . always in charge of refreshments . . . has a face and figure to match her personality . . . Miss Football Queen. Interclass Basketball 1, 2, 35 Interclass Volleyball I, 2, 5, 4g Basketball 5, 4g Baseball 1, 2, Hockey 2, 3, 4g Projection Club 2g May Day l, 5, Father of the Bride SQ Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Chorus 2, 3, 4, Class Vice President 53 Canteen Committee 1, Corliss Archer 4, Vocal Ensemble 43 SPhere 4. M. MAIIY MEIEII 2, 3, 4, Vocal Ensemble 4, SPhere 4. LOIS LOUISE LINDER COMMERCIAL Always busy . . . Doris' sidekick . . . works hard at her studies . . . excitable . . . has a driver's license - linally. Interclass Basketball Ig Interclass Volleyball 1, Knitting 5 5 E ACADEMIC Neat appearance . . . plays the organ . . . variety is the spice of life . . . good alto voice . . . takes part in church affairs. Interclass Basketball 1, 3g Interclass Volleyball 2, 5, Chorus Archer 4, Spring Concert Drill 2g Salt and Pepper 3, 43 Class ELLEN MARLENE MILL Neat dresser . . . always driving a convertible . . . one of Dot's close friends . . . an out-of-towner . . . head drum ma jorette. Interclass Basketball 1, 2, 3, Interclass Volleyball 2, 3, May Day 1, Majorette 2, 3, 4. COMMERCIAL BERTI-IA LORRAINE MILI.ER COMMERCIAL Bertie Hails from far away Dublin . . . can be heard more than seen . . . really takes a beating from Grace and Goo . . . good student . . . laughs just like Oriole, Interclass Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Knitting and Crocheting 3, May Day 1, 35 Father of the Bride 35 Commercial Club 4. DOROTHY EILEEN MILLER ACADEMIC Lenny Cute and cheerful . . . one of our cheerleaders . . . excellent actress . . . takes part in everything . . . center fielder on the baseball team . . . has her usual men troubles. Interclass Basketball 1, 2, 33 Interclass Volleyball 1, 2, 3g Baseball 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 1, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, May Day 1, 3, Brother Goose 2, Father of the Bride 3, Corliss Secretary 2, 3, 4. MARTIN LUTHER MILLER, JR. ACADEMIC Marty Likes dancing . . . neat dresser . . . flirty type . . . organizer of the Blue Notes . . . unwavering school spirit . . . class Romeo . . . salesman at Seltzers. Interclass Volleyball 2, Projection Club Z5 Rebecca lg May Day 1, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Bux-Mont Band 3, 4g Weekly News 2, Salt and Pepper 2, 3, 4g Homeroom Vice- President lg Visual Aid 4g 'Corliss Archer 4g District Band 4. 29 WILLARD LEON MILLER ACADEMIC Sum Able Student Council president . . . all around man . . . announced the football games . . . perfect Dexter boy voice . . . quite a wit . . . likes hunting and fishing. Basketball l, 3, 4g Interclass Basketball 1, 2g Interclass Volleyball l, 2, 3g Dramatics Club l, Volleyball 4g P.A. Announcer 4g Football Mgr. 4g Projection Club 2g Father of the Bride 3g May Day lg Assembly Council 2g Chorus 3g Salt and Pepper 3, 45 Student Council President 4g Corliss Archer 4g Baseball 4. MARILYN MOYER ACADEMIC Excellent taste in clothing . . . Nancy's shadow . . . chummy . . . disc jockey fan . . . haunts Room 16 . . . not very talkative. Interclass Basketball lg Dramatics Club lg Student Council lg Knitting and Crocheting 4. DOLORES MAE MUMBAUER COMMERCIAL S14.rie Works at GrofT's . . . friendly . . . extremely eiiicient . . . teaches Sunday school . . . private secretary to Mr. Wallace . . . loaded with ideas. Interclass Basketball 1, 2g Interclass Volleyball 1, 2g Dra- matics Club lg Rebecca lg May Day lg Salt and Pepper 1, 2, 3, 4g Homeroom Secretary lg Homeroom President 2. CHARLES ELLIOTT MYERS ACADEMIC Feet Sports Editor for Salt and Pepper . . . Youth Concert representative . . . perfect M.C .... ardent Phillies fan . . . wears a size 13 shoe. Basketball lg Volleyball 2, 3, 4g Interclass Basketball 1, 2, 3g Track lg Baseball 2, 5, 4g May Day lg Dramatics Club l, 2g Brother Goose 2g Assembly Council 2g Student Council 2g Father of the Bride 3g Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g District Chorus 3, 4g Salt and Pepper 3, 4g Corliss Archer 4g Class Vice-President 1, 4g Homeroom President 4g Homeroom Vice-President 3. 30 JENNIE MARIE NAVE COMMERCIAL An able Commercial student . . . sharp and witty . . . beautiful dark tresses . . . Marathon happy . . . pleasant personality. Baseball 1, 2g Interclass Volleyball 1, 2, 3g Interclass Basket- ball 5g Dramatics Club lg Study Club 53 May Day lg Spring Concert Drill 2g Activities Committee l. DOROTI-IY PASQUALE COMMERCIAL Dot Cheerleader captain . . . jet black hair . . . pleasing per- sonality . . . usually seen with a gang . . . careful about her appearance. Interclass Basketball 1, 2, 3g Interclass Volleyball 35 Cheer- leader Z, 3, 4g Spring Concert Drill 2g Homeroom Secretary 4 2, 3, 4. DAVID LEE PERSONS ACADEMIC Smiley Graceful diver . . . likes a good game of ping pong . . . life guard at the pool . . . science whiz . . . Smiley disposition . . . good in sports. Basketball lg Interclass Basketball Z, 3, 4g lnterclass Volley- ball 1, 2,' 3, 4g Volleyball 3, 45 Track 3, 4g Science Club lg SPhere 45 Gym Club 2, 3g May Day 1, 3g Homeroom Treasurer 2, 3, 4g Football 4. DONALD F. PHILLIPS, JR. GENERAL HAfl0ll.f6n Pet Peeve-homework . . . hot-rod happy . . . catches up on his beauty rest in English class . . . wavy hair . . . sense of humor C??D. Basketball 1, 4g Interclass Basketball 1, 3g May Day 1. BRUCE REED Usually the first one out at 3:18 . . . doesn't believe in homework . . . drives a gangster wagon . . . has an interest in the Poconos. Football 4g Interclass Volleyball 4g Interclass Basketball 4. NANCY REED Likes to whistle . . . very slender . . . good at drawing one-'s profile . . . rare sense of humor . appearance. Art Club 3, 4g May Day lg Band 1, ELIZABETH PRINTZ GENERAL Bonnie Lent her artistic ability to the SPhere . . . horse admirer . . . drives a Kidallic to school . . . joined us in our junior year. Salt and Pepper 3g SPhere 45 Weekly News 4g Interclass Basketball 4g The Thirteenth Chair 4. GENERAL GENERAL . . takes pride in her 2, 3g Chorus 3, 4. GRACE RICHARD COMMERCIAL Gracie Never ending school spirit . . . hard working Editor of the SPhere . . . snappy short-stop . . . staunch Yankee fan . . . per- sonality everyone likes . . . likes to eat. Baseball 1, 2, 5, 4g Interclass Basketball 1, 2, 3g Interclass Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4g Dramatics Club 15 May Day 1, 34 Salt and Pepper 53 SPhere Editor 4g Class President 1. 32 JOYCE ROBERTS COMMERCIAL Quiet . . . works at Grand View . . . dependable . . . seen in school with Doris and Lois . . . plans to be a secretary. Interclass Volleyball lg Library Club lg Knitting and Crocheting 3, 4g May Day l. MARTIN L. ROGERS gang . . . small. Study Club 2. DORIS ROI-IL plans. ALLEN R. RUTH GENERAL Pleasant smile . . . dark, flashing eyes . . . what a physique! . . . good swimmer . . . most handsome football player. Football l, 2, 3, 4g Track l, 2, 53 Interclass Volleyball l, 2, 5, 43 Sports Club lg Gym Club 2g May Day l, 3g Homeroom President 5. ss JJ Knitting and Crocheting 4. Snort GENERAL joined us in our Sophomore year . . . never without pass- engers in his buggy . . . one of the famed Marshall Street COMMERCIAL Blonde tresses . . . good driver l??J . . . can be heard coming at any time . . . giggles easily . . . has matrimonial lnterclass Volleyball l, 2g Library Club l, 5: May Day lg v-e ELLEN LOUISA SCHOELLKOPF GENERAL Cuppie Sports, sports, and more sports-Cuppie's in 'em all . . . live wire . . . high strutter with a baton . . . president of G.A.A .... one of our engaged girls. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Hockey 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Interclass Volleyball 1, 2, 43 Dramatics Club 13 G.A.A. Presi- dent 4g May Day 1, 33 Father of the Bride 33 Majorette 2, 3, 43 Corliss Archer 4. PATRICIA JANE SHELLY GENERAL Shell Efficient baseball manager . . . dazzling drum majorette . . . natural curly hair . . . attractive . . . loves Wednesday's ninth period typing class. Interclass Basketball 1, 23 Interclass Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 43 Cheerleader 13 Dramatics Club li May Day li Majorette 3, 4, Baseball Mgr. 3, 43 Basketball 4. VIRGINIA SMITH ACADEMIC Ginny Sharp dresser . . . poodle hair-cut . . .sophisticated . . . peppy cheerleader . . . hikes two miles to school . . . has a sweet tooth. Interclass Basketball 1, 23 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 43 Dramatics Club lg May Day 1g Chorus lg Activities Committee I. JIM SNYDER Gwem! Sail A's fan . . . one of our six footers . . . sports-minded . . . early riser C???J . . . hobby-women . . . sociable . neat dresser. Football 1, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 2, 3, 43 Interclass Volleyball 2, 33 Volleyball 43 Chorus 43 Sports Club lg May Day li Activities Committee l. 34 JAMES RICHARD SOUDER ACADEMIC Dink Never gives up . . . keen on the gridiron . . . wise-cracker . . . track star . . . main interest is to graduate. Football 1, 3, 4g Interclass Volleyball lg Track 2, 3, 4, Interclass Basketball 3, 4g Sports Club lg Gym Club 2. DONALD STEVENBACK COMMERCIAL HDOHU Top magazine salesman . . . lone wolf of Commercial course . . . jolly ol' chap . . . spent Christmas in Florida. Interclass Basketball lg Interclass Volleyball 2g Football 3, 4g Sports Club 1, 2, 35 May Day Ig Chorus 3, 4. DONALD THOMAS GENERAL Don Sell-Perk's answer to Charles Atlas . . . sings tenor in chorus . . . still argues about the election . . . talkative. Football 2, 3, 4g Track 3, 45 Interclass Basketball 33 Volley- ball 4g Interclass Volleyball 3g Gym Club 25 May Day 35 Sports Club 4g Basketball 4g Baseball 4, Chorus 4. NANCX' LOU THOMAS COMMERCIAL Goo Chic strawberry blonde . . . secretary of Student Council . . . shines in all sports . . . freckles . . . future typist. Basketball 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 4g Hockey 4g Interclass Volleyball 2, 3, 4g Knitting and Crocheting 2, Commercial Club 3, 4, G.A.A. 3, 4, May Day l, 3g Homeroom President 35 Student Council Secretary 4g Home-room Vice-President 4. 1 1 35 DAVID KENNETH TOTTEN, JR. ACADEMIC HDa1jeH Mathematics whiz . . . loves the state of Maine . . . nature boy . . . plays the harmonica . . . member of the Sea Scouts. Football 1, 2, Track 1, 2, 3, Interclass Basketball 2, Inter- class Volleyball 2, Science Club 1, Art Club 5, May Day 1, 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Treasurer 1. Lois TRAUGER COMMERCIAL Whiz at typing . . . infinite school spirit . . . gift of gab . . . cute laugh . . . mail order fiend . . . oodles of pep. lnterclass Basketball 1, Dramatics Club 1, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Salt and Pepper 2, 5, 4, Assembly Council 1. ELIZABETH ELAINE WALTON GENERAL O. B.'s right hand gal . . . an out-of-towner . . . one of our better students . . . can be depended upon . . . hails from South Perkasie. Band 1, 2, 3, Chorus 2, 5, 4, Cafeteria 1, 2, 3, 4, Bucks County Chorus 3, Study Club 3, 4, Chorus Manager 2, 3, 4. RICHARD ARTHUR WEBER ACADEMIC Ou Class president . . . all-round athlete . . . co-captain of the football team . . . leaves his tracks wherever he goes . . . vice- president of Student Council. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 4, Interclass Basketball 1, 5, Track 1, 3, 4, Sports Club 1, Gym Club 2, May Day 1, 3, SPhere 4, Student Council 3, 4, Class President 3, 4, Student Council Vice-President 4, Volleyball 4, Baseball 3, 4, lnrerclass Volleyball 4. 36 ROBERT WEIKEL ACADEMIC Charlie Stage manager for plays . . . interested in electronics . . . has a variety of voices . . . life of the party . . . very cooperative. Interclass Volleyball 1, Track 3, 4, Basketball Scorekeeper 3, Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, Assembly Council 2, May Day 33 Father of the Bride 3, SPhere 4, Football Scoreboard operator 3,4, Corliss Archer 4, Stage Mgr.4, The Thirteenth Chair 4. NANCY ANNE WEIRBACK COMMERCIAL PfNanlI Twirls a baton . . . pet-peeve-horses . . . an aquabelle . . . always found behind knitting needles . . . either working or looking for a job. Interclass Basketball 1, 2, 3g Interclass Volleyball 1, 2, 3, Hockey 2, 3, May Day 1, Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4, Corliss Archer 4, Vocal Ensemble 4. RONALD DALE WILLIAMS GENERAL Ronnie Hails from the far West . . . another member of the Sea Scouts . . . always has an answer Qlllj . . . expects to join the Navy. Interclass Basketball 1, 3, 4, Interclass Volleyball 2, 4, Sports Club 1, 2, 4, Baseball 4. EVELYN V. WIMMER GENERAL HE1!i6v Ardent nail filer . . . always has a man around . . . always hungry . . . material for the Met . . . hysterical laughter. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Hockey 2, Interclass Basketball 1, May Day l, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Bux-Mont Chorus 3, Vocal Ensemble 4, Weekly News 4, Corliss Archer 4, G.A.A. 4. 37 Qlflflelflflgel' tAQ CKCU55 0 I THE CEREMONY AT LAST! HORCHIDS IN THE MOONLIGI-IT FLOWER FESTIVAL PARADE THE SENIOR DINNER 58 X ff N' xv ffl ,095 9 0 ,, X .39 ,xl lf CLASS Q Mn Lf, M21 S tv QNDHQQUX Q , I K I uk K it .,, sf - 1 N - 6' My xv X Q N J Kromlik E Hollenbczch, TOP LEFT--First Row: M, Knieriem, . , . ' l Second Row: I. lmgroben, J. Jackson, K. Hoogey, A. Kel er, E, Kerber, R. Johnson, L. Knapp, K, Huff, L. Hollenboch, Third Row: J, Godsholl, S. Kline. TOP RIGHT-Mr. Miller, L. Weaver, Miss S Chappell, J. Gruver, P. Sfumb, P, McClennen. mlfh, Miss Linde, J. BOTTOM LEFT-First Toble: W, Luiz, T. Krowchuk, M. Moyer, J Krout, D Persons, R. Kulnns. Second Table: L, Kulp, A, Lewls h k J. Nelson, H. Leenes, P. Psonok, C. Lawrence, M. Krowc u S. Roberts, B. Myers. M RIGHT First Row' D Baum F Clymer J Dctwller, M BOTTO -H . , , . , . Al J, Coo er, Second Detwiler, K. Eckert, R, Block, P. Crourhomc, p Row: R. Cope, C. Barley, R. Bolks, K. Eckert, P. Bordsley, J Croufhomel, C. Comburn. l - 6352 .luniors I 4 bf TOP LEFT-First Row: V. Worden, L, Williams, J. Szuchyt, H. Rohl, J, Shelly, R. Supplee, D. Tomlinson, W. Rush. Second Row: E. Shelly, M, Thompson, S. Schaeffer, B. Schock, M. Schmell, E. White, N. Wormon, S. Wiersch, Stonding: J. Texter, R, Vorner, W. Wilson. TOP, RIGHT-Sitting: S, Gehrnon, J. Fifzgerold, S. Freed, M. Eis- brenner, E. Hildenbrond, J. Herrmann, A. Honge. Standing: H. Fell, L. Fobion, K. Hager, D. Freed, R. Hortmon, R. Fusco, W. Hendricks. BOTTOM LEFT--H. Steffen, J. Schuster, M. Thomas, B, Orr, J, Wimmer, D. Detweiler, L. Woodmon, A. Potter, D. Nose, M. Moron. BOTTOM RIGHT--M. Moron, L. Godlewski, S. Fox, L. Mclntyre, S. O Frank, F. Singmoster, V. Gontz, A. Tolon. Wm! K. Sophomores FKA X Il L? X I 1 ' 9 f . Q. Q 'ev' I Q -ff-'- 1 yx TOP LEFT First Row J Musselmon, W. Radcliffe, S. Schaefer, M, Reeder, Y. Moyer. Second Row C Popowntz D Senior. Third Rowi L. Reinhort, K, Rush, J, Patton, D. Renncr, TOP RIGHT S Maller L Crouthomel, B. Boyer, C. Kramer, E. Tolon, D Alcott, J. Wcyllnrwgcr, S Bernd J Besch MIDDLE LEFT S Galluppi, E, Mann, J. Hendricks, S. Hxnkel, L. Howell, A. Holla-nboclw, J. Fretz, P. McClennen, MIDDLE RIGHT-S, Fell K. Moore, J. Royer, A. Brown, P. Brodcnck, N. Brossington M, Mirminger. BOTTOM LEFT-V. Flagler, S. Chapman, J, Detwiler, W. Dierolf, J, Detweiler, D. Conte ' ' hl, E. Fox, E. Donohue, P, Dersrmo, I P, Cressmon, J. Borelln, J, Due Sophomore-s 'Q' rua ww , A ,mf 5- fl pg: -QI. f TOP LEFT0-L. Wolf, P, Wenhold, J, Spier, S. Wenhold, R Starck, S. Vfebb, K, Thomcr, R, Thompson, J. Wolbcrt J Weidc-moyer, K. Slorter, J. Trautmon, W. Underkoffler. TOP RIGHT-R. Kramer, S. Johnson, H. Kuhns, P, Kasper J. LeVan, A, Krouf, L. Krufrer, A, Jackson, W, Lutz, M Londss, B. Lawrence, J. Kerr. MlDDLEx-Mr. Smifh, P. Frank, Miss Moyer, S. Weber, D Hallenbach, Mr, Helman, C. Myers, S. Moyer, BGTTOM LEFT--V-H. Grace, S. Hangcy, V. Hart, M. Gruver D. Graham, J. Hendricks, R, Hangey, G. Hangey, R Heacock, M. Herzer, E Gruvcr. . BOTTOM RIGHT -QT, Lawrence, D, Weiciemoyer, R, Ott, P Clymer, M Muller, N Myers, N. Slotfer, N, Myers, P Sfeofcy. B, Grover, V, Pamper M. Lofddrf. Q . 4 Freshmen TOP LEFT-First Row: L. Donahue M Bryan R Trumbor J , . , . e, .Clymer R, BFOZCQDHLQI Second Row: A. Beer, M. Eckert, J, Crourhomel, V. Beer, L. Bnslwop, G. Borrholamcw, J. Bmaberger. Third Raw: M. Detweiler, N. Foulke, J. Breneosen, J. Croissefvo, R Bmlwop, D Brunner L. Frank. TOP RIGHT-4--Sitting: J, Nonnemaker, C. Mifman, W. Bradbury, J Dcrafmc, J. Raberwlaorger. M. Donahue, E. Knapp, N. Chappell, A. Clymer, Standing. R Long, P. Carpomor, G. Crouthamel, C. Pasquale, K. Wallis, L, Sernoff, BOTTOM LEFT-First Row: E. Moran, J. Orr, F. Metzler, W. lGWlS, G. Lecrws, N. Mmmgcr, Second Row: R. Moyer, H. Linder, P. Petermon, R. Mmzmger, S. L.t'C!ll'lt'lff71GD, C Laux Third Row? F. Nasf-, G. Leatlwrman. BOTTOM RTGHT-Fronli B. Thomas, G. Sfrogis, L. Vogt, W. Swopc. E Tmrmfrra R. Zaclfmuwstz J. Wenhold, D. Wyllie, R. Wenhold. Bock: S. Wolalw, M Wlxleman, K Smmhauor, C Stefskol, L. Wilson, L. Zoellin. I 3 k , J A li , 319 5. . Freshmen TOP LEFT----Fmt Raw' E. Hemfz, R. Glassmeyer, K. Hendricks, J. Hager, D. Fusco. Second Row: R. Geiger, R. Heckerxswnlor, D Habcrle. Third Raw: C. Hunsberger, P. Frederick, P, Horn, T. Fray, P. Galluppi, S. Hager, Standing: J. Hatweric, M. Heilman, P, Hollenbach, R, Hendricks, B. Freed, K. Fritz. TOP RIGHT --R. Sollsday, R. Scheetz, P. Sfeffcm, H. R Reraback, B. Raudenbush, M. Siget, I. Serocku, M, Schmidt, J. Rosenbergcr, B. Ruth. BOTTOM LEFT R. Kaffel, S Lear, R. Kremhk, M. Kramer, S Kline L Kressiey E Kent L Knicricm E Kerb r , , , , . e, J. Kocmg, M Keeler, R. Janney. BOTTOM RIGHT T Frank, P Krarz, Mr Merkel, Mrs. Rufc, J Crouthamel, R. Ludwrg, R. Dilwnrth. JN- 1 osenberger, E. Smiecruch, R Schaeffer, B, Schoellkopf, J. 'wg K Thus We Learn Poiiticol Debofe 9.69015 fr ,769 xl! 1 ds 'ho . K re Sgosohi L. ,,7 Cgvd 'Uwe Artistic Abgyg C0 . 690 ev Discussion of Colleges 'Y an a- CXXQX o,.l. mx Artificial Respiration em Er 8 X1 Omg rf NCL so C09 Sade A UQ me p,nQ N '55 O . 09,7 XeS Mags Thus We 5,0609 Learn efxod som ' . HQf7d 5 U ., , X39 X0 ix 60 U SXDQ 0,10 .Re U? fe rgixf I fdsr Gorx 3,01 m dxber Ofhe H . . ,MXYWQ D . 611,09 Fm 0l,LW 'X S 049' QXQSQK Magik nQ Thus Vve Learn . ,On sed bf rv Q esi 966 1 Student Tcoch SV -we K Sw Ur O 4,0 gd On Ce Dfrot I -4 00,1 i if mev' ON x Here and There Q 'W-af 4 .,., X X Q X NX A - V y y Y New vw Pkg SN XM N I X is f ' 355, A .F Q Q ,K . .4 X ' Lis K2 K 5 P' .,., 'X M , fp 5 - V .,.. : ' wiv .,., . '.-- - ' A QQ S 1. Q. ,M jeg? ' B ' Y Through The Year The first day of school is always the noisiest. New schedules and activi- ties are being talked about as the students travel through the halls. Football season was opened right with a high-spirited booster campaign and the out- door pep meeting set the spirit roaring. The most important ceremony of the year was the ground breaking for our new high school, Pennridge. The building is now started and progressing rapidly. The students got into the national-swing by having their own presi- dential campaign and elections. What controversy? The Christmas decorations showed the great artistic ability of Sell-Perla. The musical talent in the chorus' Christmas concert was exceptional. The two weeks' vacation and the Silver Ball were enjoyed by all. Through The Year The Sell-Perk orchestra, The Blue Notes, made their debut in the Salt and Pepper program. Later they played at the Student Council Dance for the benefit of a foster child. The assembly council needs a cheer for the well- planned programs throughout the year. A youth center organization cam- paign was started with the backing of the students. The SPhere came forth with a talent scout program that very much interested the audience, Several students won distinction for Sell-Perk in the district spelling contest which has its beginning in individual home rooms, A new trophy was - won to be added to our collection for this, Also the volleyball team which won three years in the district to urnaments made the trophy ours permanently. Through The Year The Piano and Voice Recital was bigger ver. Several students and better than e re resented Sell-Perk's music department P in the Bux-Mont and District Bands and Chorus. be M Educational trips to institutions were made by the sophomores and the seniors, Also, the seniors say that their trip to New York is one they'il never forget. At the same time, Prom plans were on the mind of every junior and every student. The seniors spent a last day signing yearbaoks and receiving farewells ' t d nts, after all from all their friends. Final report cords astonished many s u e ' a wonderful one for everybody their studying and exams. This year was at Sell-Perk. J f X, gi' Q SW W Q Q EN . W ff! Q54 In LEM, I 10 8' rx 1, my Q , J x H f S . 4 '5. Q PW, r VJ l ' N xx -QM: ' 7 A I YM! , ,' LGU ,,' .5 X - ia A 14451 '47 WX , xx , . If ' 'ggi' 1, ,J Mug l Pledge To Uphold . . . We must poy tribute to our governing body, the Student Council of Sell-Perk ond to its capable preside-ni, Som Miller, lt occomplished everything it set out to do. Monv of the fociliiies here of Selhperk ore mode possible by our Student Council. We ot Sell-Perk ore proud of this organization ond also the splendid supervision of Miss Goyne. FIRST ROW R Wc'lif'r, W Milli-1,l liiiffmwiil-X H Cniriw'-. N lkiiiiiiii- SECOND ROW-P, Slumb, F' Miiicrmerm, Y Huw, W Kmll, fl l-Wlwlvl, THIRD ROW-J.Choppcl1, D Hollafwhc1ch,P Fmmb F: Miwa-r I l X 'Wig' ,,,v,, . l 43 lil ', A ,f Q we ,,.-. 1 li-JP' 9 W l q1-5.997 1 I in ' 5.13. , ,--- ' N21 . v h -mgpotlighting t e Sphere siTTiNo-M.Me.cr,L.M0f1'1fR- K'0 'f D' l Kent, .l. Borndt, M ron home! O Por ons R Vu vor - , , .g C Rirhordw I EI prmgzv Mr. Smith, R. Wuki , STANDWGMAD. Crouthome. The members of the Stott willingly worked with one onother to bring you fhig 1953 edition of the Sphere V ' 1 . OHOU5 committees devoted much time in designing our yearbook The f Y worked together under the able leodersh' ip of their editor, Grace Richard, ond assistant editor, Mollv Crouthomel. outhomcl ond Bonn P ' artists, Diane Cr ie rintz, odderl their artistic rophy was hondled by Mr. Merkel with the ossistonce of Mory Meieri As liusim Ks monriqrir Robert Weikel hondled the finances. The finished copy wos speedily typed ly r typ t Roberto Kromer ond Doris Kent. As odvisor, Mr, Smth ' ' r greotlv oided our Stott in producin g this yearbook lliirewf We Have Rhythrtiv During the school year our Music Department pres sented two outstanding performances, one on Decenilner I7 and one on April 25, by a chorus consisting of approximately seventy-tive voices. The Girls' Vocal En- semble hos fifteen selected punior ond senior voices. The troditionol O Holy Night was sung hy Evelyn Wimmer this year, Ten of our chorus members participated in the Bucks County Music Festival meeting at Central Bucks High School ond three students were selected for the Soothe eastern District Chorus, meeting in Abington High School. Jean Borndt took port in both of these performances. The Piano and Voice Recital was o splendid occasion with our accompanist, Anita Hollenboch, rendering a fine selection which won her honors as pianist ot the Bux- Mont Musical Festival, March IQ. A Q 4. 5 , . 4 1, ,K . 45, .. CLD FIRST ROW,-A. llollcribach, E. Wimmcr, Mr Otxerholtzer. SECOND ROW,----P. Cl m r J. Dt 'I V U. CWC' 91, V. Purnooi P Steeiev E Kerber R Heocock B Zo lin J Detweiler, S. Wenhold, J. Patton, J. Kratz, L, Reinncirt. I V A ' l Q l THIRD ROW-MR. Storck, F Monn, F. Singmoster, M. Moran, J. Fretz, N. A. Myers, N F Myers, L, Trcuger, M, Meier, J. Borndt, M. Miller, R Croissettc, D. Persons. FOURTH ROW-A--D Fosbcnnor, L. Mann, N. Gerhart, N. Raed, P. Bodwell, H. Loencs, A. Tolan, M. Miller, S Miller, L. Williams, R. Dersfinc, V. Gontz, C. Myers, D. Stevenbock. FIFTH ROW---N, Wcirh k M. C l ll oc , Ose 0. V. Worden, L Kula E Hildenbrond M Eisbr nner D G I - 1 - - , I 0 , . ro mm, E. Hollenluoch, S. Weber, J. Spier. e o-1, R Black, M Landis, M Agnew, K I-loo0,H.Lon E.Mth L.G ' ' SIXTH ROW-AP. Crouthomel, A, Keller, M. Grove, L. Croutham I, S, F i . g y Q, o ic, odlcwski, I. Fitzgerald, E. Gruver. S ei is . Played On ome ol Sell.-Pork, under the direction of The last bond to go under the n - Mr. Oberholtzer, turned out ro be one of the moat successful. This year two outstanding members of the band received high honors in thc music field. Ellen Mathie was chosen io play the French horn in the Pennsylvania Band in Sayre, Pennsylvania. Anita l-lolienboclw was selected from a number of students to be piano soloist at the annual BuxvMont Band Concert. 5 The successful season was ended with participation in the Memorial Day al Flower Festival Parade. Parade and the annu TOP RIGHT--First Row: R. Schafer, R. Heacock, S, Miller, Second Row: J. Wolfsnacr, h ld N. Gram, M. Eckert, V. Ganfz, M, Miner. Third REM, J. Rosenberqer, R. Wen o , D. Hollenbach, M. Moyer, C. Myers. TOP LEFT-First Row: N. Gerlwarf, M. Grove, K. Hoaacy. Second Row: C. Soclwowifz, L.. Godlewskn, G. Mathie. Third Row: J. Bufrerwick, S Johnson, N, E. Myers, D. Persons, N. A. Myers. SECOND LEFT--Front Row: A. Keller, A, Lewis, M. Miller, E, Hallonbach, E. Kcrbor, A Hollenbach, L. Knapp. Back Row: J. Wolbcrf, S. Freed, V. Beer, THIRD LEFT-K. Kilo, E. Mill, Mr. Oberholtzer. BCTTOM LEFT-F. Singmaster, P. McClcnncn, E. Wimrncr, L.. Mann, P, Smmlu BOTTOM RIGHT--Kneeling' J Barndl, P. Shelly, E Sclioolllnopf, N Woirrpnqk, F, ' r P. Dersfine, R. Black, L. Craulliamel, 3. Hrnklc Breneisen, Standing. sf M sl Ni 'CSS' lx Ss' if f 'll 'PSX f 5' Y' lirgy Q -, xl: lf y ,Y M . 'Ill f 'A .' ,MMLLQ ,WM,.5 ' Nevlrs in the Making T Q 3 S. - YC: 'wi --. 21: S 'Q -...., fill! Q- -. 1 X --.. Q in -N 2: -N. '-'E -N .N Ifflhfflzffwfm TMA Plfft S'- Y 1222- ,,. Nl! Qc ,A ,cu ,- N Q ' L -. n- PSA i - ,K A . : -'-I ,::.-f '72 :fn-...N gig? --. he Q .. 5-5 ,- xx :Q ' :E ,. Tl' ' The staff of our school news! paper, the Salt and Pepper, did an excellent job in keeping Sell- Perla posted on the school hap- penings. The staff was headed by Mariana Agnew, as editor- in-chief, with Mr. Wallace as faculty advisor. The staff sponsored the an- nual Rose Day and was active in several conventions. The Salt and Pepper was represented of the Pennsylvania Scholastic Press Conference held in Altoona and at the Columbia Press Confer- ence in New York City. ONETTHSC Imgfobenf Ellen MUUTIC, Morlcmno Agnew, Chnnme Svcliowirz. TWO-Som Moyer, Sandra Weber, Charles Myers, Willard Milly THREE 'MU'fl'l Mlllef. JY.. Marian Costello, Eileen Miller, FOUR--Rulh HQOCOCK, lorries Wolfir1gj0r, Vifqinlf, Vvgrdunf f3QrUC,Q Zqypllrri, Duffel Hqyllcnbggh Robert Vvcikcl FlVf-- Grace Rithord, Mr Wallace, Dolnroe fvmmhniicr, Lois 'Traiiqvr -r iMeeling the Deadline TOP LEFT-eDawn Nose, Pat Broderick. TOP RlGHT-Evelyn Wlmmer, John Butterf wick, Miss Linde, Dawn Nose, Elizabeth Printz. BOTTOM RIGHT-Pat Kasper, llsc lmgro- ben, Margie Mitler, Sora Fell, Coral Hunsberger, William Wilson, Richard Moyer. K The staff of the Weekly News works throughout the school I year, to present to the public through the News-Herald, a well- raunded picture of school activities ot Sell-Perk, Editor, Dawn Nace, aided by Miss Linde, faithfully reported items of interest YA tothe community as well as to the school, 'Q K 6 fy fgf X 'K Q5 ff CZ Cf! X 'm3jfii'l'il ef Of , 'X ,PIX ff ,X , 9,7 ff 76 60 Q f no u ' Meer Corluss A I 1' x.. .41 Q Archer TOP LEFT Thfnnic - .'., fu' TGP RIGHT Tinker Lllfffilwf? TOP CENTER Pm' ofmruvwm MIDDLE LEFT Sri shit' BOTTOM LEFT. Curfum Tsrmi SITTING-E Miller, W, Miller. LEFT TO Rucmwp eedwgu, 5. Guiick, M Mmm, M. cz,-f,.,f+,rmw:, r ' Schoellkopf, C Myers, M. Grow-, E. Chrwfv, K Kflc-, L Mmm 'z S g,,,.w' 'H,,q2f.j5fgA wk, :if.w,f1,Q. ,rg f ff-li K Ah. 5 XX 5' XP The Thirteenth Chaird k . .,., .V ' S. Gulick, C. Kramer, W, Rush, E. Hollenboch, A. Tolon, D, Tomhnson, E. Prmfz, M. Aqncw, E. Hnldcnbrond, R. Lonc, D. Cromwell, H. Locncs, 0 M, Miiler, ww LPFT aL,,,.,,,,SQ' HOVTQJM LEFT Hxflzl SMH YCV RPCSHT 'Who dwmzwrr? CEVUER RIGHT How low'-N' awww mow -,ww fm- m.Z,l,.,,, Letter gWi nners ..,. r W ,AAQ ' .11 . . r s l ,gui imqrf. -sz .,,A' 'ka y . in A 31 ff , ' A I is fam' x vi .5 V. ' E A -'-' i Q ' v 't f' qvvg X 0 I Mix 'W 5 ' WJVQ il 1 'ia .I ? Q Vi 5 Q..'. . il Jw' , , A' M rf I A 1 .I gl- M, F I I 1 The G. A. A. is the letter winner's organization of fun and fellow! A ship. The girls were active this year in many main events, The inifia- , . tion of the new members was hilarious for not only the on-lookers, but the victims as well. The group did o fine job of handling the basket ball iamboree concessions. Miss Worthington was the advisor. fs' ., . M i 59 if 5 f f Q Q . ,. ,. Q If Q 'N gg , is Q X , N i. X - I i lx: A- XA! in 4, I N 5 ' 3 K M. Q i '3 , , H 7 is x Y. Q A M wwf ji 3 m if M... Vi ff P X 1, Hx: , Q I s- Q .fm VX, wail i A '.'!4!if .view H Q .s LEFT ROW-E. Schoellkopf, E. Breneiseri, L, Kulp, J, Woibert, J. Schuster, N Andrews, D. Croufhamcl, P, McClennen, J. Croufhamel, S, Fargo. RIGHT ROW--H. Czerncs, N. Thomas, M. Crouihomel, E. Miller, J. Borndi, J Fusco, M. Crisf, M. Grove, L. Mann, E. Wimmer, Miss Worthington. 1 sri' 2 M Ray! Rah! School Spirit! These words are very familiar to all Sell-Perla students. The spirit was very good this year mainly because of our efficient cheerleading squad. The senior squad consists ot Dorothy Pasquale--Captain, Eileen Miller, Virginia Smith, Janet Gruver, Betty Grover, and Wanda Underkoffler, Miss Worthington was the faculty advisor with Helen Louise Long and Joanne Fitzgerald as the manager and assistant respectively, The junior squad, which was introduced at the Turkey Day Game, has Pat Broderick, Gail Crouthamel, Sara Fell, Margie Grover, Carolyn Pasquale, and Ebby Talon as its members. FIRST ROW----H. Long, W. Underkaffler, B, Grover, D. Pasquale, V. Smith, E, Miller, J. C-iruver, J, Fitzgeralds SECOND ROW---AS Foil, P. Talon, C. Pasquale, Miss Worthington, P, Broderick, M Gruxer G Crouthamcl , . , , HI' . . H, Ecu- 'lvl ' lllllitlllllll f' Q. ll N fl Clugs lub Librafy club Commercial C LEFT---P. Gclluppu, L. Kulp, A. HC M, Schmidt, J. Rerobock. M!DDLE--N. Thomas, 1. Hendrick: Kasper, H Kuhns, B. Mrller. RIGHT--J. Neve, Mr, Holes, B. Boyc Chnsfy, K, Fiogler, R. Derstinc, LEFTA-,B Roucienbuah, A. Hoilcnt P. MCCK-nnerw, S. Khnfx E, Fox, Landis. K. Frrtz, M, Seger. RIGHT-J. Crouvhomel, Mm Moya: Wrison, M. NNIIEUWOH, T. Fray. MIDDLE-QB. Myrlm, P. Cfmfrwr, I 1 cnbergcr, S, Leatherman, K. St Hauer, S. Roberts, E2 Ruth, EI. She L. Howeii, J. Kerr, G Lvornervvmn, Schmcli. , 1. 3f1w55fq35.f:.3g.F,: jj X iff I. nf M.. .,L,...x.....iM.Q.g.x,,.,:Wg.iM L .. Mechanical Drawing Clubs ,f LEFT-R. Vomer, R. Sioik, H Fell. L MIDDLE-L. W, Wilson, S, Frank. P. Frank, Mr, Wccvcr, L. Hollcnbuqhl , RIGHT - 5. Moyer, Michener, Drama Club Wi S. Webb, 'A. Hcr1ci,iEi Tmfiiciugictfci, J. LeVon, C. :-Ycskrzl, C Pnpowifz, P. Krofz MIDDLE---r-V Ffoolvr, S. Chupmcm, M Krow- chuk, P. Crouthomel, J, Diehl, J, Kntmhk, C, Lowrcncc, J Croufhonwl, J. Bimberqor, B. Bradbury, D. Hoberlc. ' Dnilwcilcr I! A Porter, D RIGHT W- N. Choppc , . ' np, R, Jcmrwv, P K nt M Linder, E1 Krxci K E. E- , Cuufhczmc! Mrs, Ruhr clubs LEFTXJ, We-nholq R. Kfefhlik, Johnson, G Leefzes, 8 Clym rop QIGHTXD, mine M. Lomb, D, 5' BOTTOM club Gym 1 SP0rf5 and ' 'X A wenfvoffz 0. Lucwfg, Q, ffoffvg ,Q Sf, , F M0'2fe'3 M- 8 POf7, Ai Hendricks, J. Nohhvfhokor, fwvfwn R- 'ff-ffm, J. Ora L. Donohue, 11 undef. i5F7iFffSf ROWJ J. Oefweflec G.Glossfneyef, R. Brozonskf, 8. Schoelflzooi Second Row: R. Wfmoms, fe, Dfllwofrh, Hemcfffcks, R, Hoffman, I lc,-owchuk, R. Zochowirz, 5077041 QlGH7'XFlrsI Row: G Sfrogis, Lew, Gross, J. Gods6olL R. Croissefre, R, Sc Snydoq O. Coll. Fowfh Qow: R. J club . eCfl0n Pr0l. fd. KD' R. Q24 . shee R. nf eww A. UVA . nf J' S25 Miner on -mf, L. M MY' Beer. tc, W' T. f Hc,eg,RA Crosses M :Sf 9,042 5, 5 130011. J. Koomg, W Mr. f'fSf777Of7. 5, W Swans' Se heerz. Th ohfvsorz, D. F . conf! Row: J. frcf f?0w.' D. Foabefmer J usco, S Dofvfoo. Clubs JPhofog f aphy Clgb LEFT----C. Mrtmurg, 8. Cope, J Hondrscks., R, Heckemwclcr, R, Long, A. Mr, Mcrkei, MIDDLE--C. Kramer, C. Mycfs, N Hmsmnqton, H. Lee-nes, C, Comburn. ' '- nr J, Hcmirxcks. RIG Brown, HT--C. Myers, D Vwosdunov. , Assembly Cgghcil Q Guidance Club d, F' Grossman, , l.. Mcflntyre, E Hnldcnhrcm K S. Gohmon, A Hollcnboch, M155 Coyne, D, Hoitcnboch. LEFT- -J. Krotz, J. Cooper, J, Chomvcll, Fl Fumco, S.'COhr110f1, L Mclnfyrc, M. Ersbrcnm-r. MIDOLP S. Vvc-bb, T Frank. L. Krc-.-,km-, M Thovrczm, J Rover, J, Crouthumci, P, Stceiey, R Recd, ' R klrffc, V. Porwpce, K Moort' RIGHT A--J. Fusco, M1-as mwuth, W cn J Frwfl, E. C-ruxur, D Hrmmn, N Munmrmor. Clubs A Top LEFTMF , Smqmoster, S. Wsersch, J. Barnes, P. McClennen, K Tlwomer, L. Wlllloms., S. Henkel, M. Donohue, G. Bartholomew, L. Bnshop, Mess Linde. TOP RIGHT-P, Bedwell, M Moyer, K. Slmter, J Mussclmon, E. Hlldenbrond, M. Berger, J. Beech, Y. Moyer, R. Slotfer, L, Linder, D. Lown, D. Rohl, BOTTOM LEFT!-J. Bouc, L Kmerscm, S. Lear, Miss Goyne, P, Hollenboch, P. Horn, M. Keeler, S. Schaefer. BOTTOM RIGHT-R. Hemlrucks, L Zocllm, E Nose, J, Hobcrle, N. Foulke, P. Froderurk, E3 Orr, D. Nose, M. M Ar'r Club ,WH Art Nee dleworlf Clul LEFTf- N. Recd, K. Wall! ,I J, Schuster, A. Talon, J. Nelson. MlDDLE--L. Woodman, E. Moron, J, Schusvcr, R. Drumborc, Miss fNDDl9D0Chf B- Schock' P' Cmssu man, O. Conte. RSGHT --I. lmgroben, B4 Lowfcnccf M' Lanms' J WQl4j6lWW0Y'9rf L- Ffcflkf D' T owen, L. Rcmlworl. 1, 'A ,,, ,INN , I W J xx f , M r m f S LJ K 5? Gig O lock That . JNRQWM FOOTBALL SCORES Bensalem Royersford Central Bucks Springfield Hulboro Lonsdale Souderton Ambler Upper Merelond Quakertown We Want a Touchdown! FIRST ROW-E, Dunlop, J. Graham, S. Galrck J. Gross, R. Werner, J, Soudcr, R Croisseflo D. Thomas, J. Kratz, R. Coll. SECOND ROW--Mr. Holman, D. Freed, R. Vor- ncr, D. Persons, N, Gronl J Snyder, B Recd, W. Rush, K. Hoaer, R. Bolks, Mr Hollenbach. Tl-HRD ROW--Mr. Wrspell, J. Croulhomcl, .l Shelly, S, Frank, R. Koffcl, W. Michcner, K Rush, P. Frank, R. L.udwrQ, B. Thomas Mr. Mrchener. FOURTH ROW-R. lonncy, R. Glossmycr, D Hange, E. Hcmirrcks, L. VVcuvor, D Rerwncr A. Ruth, K. Huff, S. Moyer FIFTH RONV-E. Kcrbcr, J. Orr, T Frank, J Nonncmoker, J. Patton, R. Bolks, L, Hol- lcnbach, R. Johnson, P. Clymer, D, Wyllirr L Knrtter. SlXTH ROW--W, Miller, L. Rcrnlwarf, B. Schoell kopf, R. Sheetz, C. Mrfmon, W. Wrlson, F Clymer, T. Krowchuk, K. Hr:-ndrlcks, D Srcvorvrxrwv l Veal C. Fcvrlcv ,f ' CQO 12552 Of Y cn 6 R. XV Bm 098 secorlla fum--J. 'l3orr:dtQ Every Corner a Goal exegx 2 Q ' of KZO4' G40 CIQO A ' NX' 0. ,c on tome' 3 0 aim m. B, Grover, R, Fusco, E, Kerber,-M. Thomas, B. Off S. Fargo, M, Miller, Miss Worfhmgfon, 2nd Row 5, Weber, 5, Fox, P. McClennen. 3rd Row: J Wlmmer, G, Crouthanml, A, Lawns, L, Crouthomel, D, Nose, Mgr P Sturnb, A, Galluppi, Lonsdale Quakertown Upper Moreland Souderton Central Bucks The Season ended wllh heads held hfgh and faces smiling. Although the team didn t wm the championship, they had o successful year The second team, however dnd wm the Bux Mont Championship. Coach Nancy Worfhungton had very few letter gilrls to work wafh By next year the glrls ore hoping and will work hard for the frrst place spotlight. Antonetfe Gallu and Pat Stumb our asssstant m VVe'VVani a Basket A Aifhcliigjkfiiif-E slliii ii e -Perk lassies weren't so sus? cessful as last season th ' , err spirit was of equal caliber. Under the guidance of a new coach, Miss Grace Nesbitt, the feminine contingent of the S-P hoop- ' sters, lost seven and tied one. Not a card, but with the consolidation coming up, they're aiming high for next year, Gail Crouthamel, the first freshmen to land a starting spot in a long time, promises great things. Special recognition is in order for Regina Fusco, without whose managerial assistance they Team cOuIdn't have functioned. very impressive re P4957 '? 5 OW 'SFC 5'7C6l sf X ON W1 Sr o K ' J 3 4' ' 11, Sc '41 0 we Q i0r,,,oH,XxS UQ,iGbS,: G 'PAQ 440 -Y lc. 5 ob ' sh 44 lei O'9o 8,90 45011, A ,QceGlf5jl15l4tG'7G4,V avec ipaq 4,7 , 44 I 75 .KN 6 '77 C 60 ' he ' Off 4 'Oc,,,? 'oS S579 'J V440 003, 1' 44- Cb0f7,z A194 ,934-60 x ' 7' 'Vp 1 . 91' . 1, 0 Q ,4 - O49 'bef x 'Vos Cie, Obf 'AVA bfi, oss ' . C ,140 . , 0506 00,7 ,ver 090 A , i.,..,.,.M..W....Mi Shoof 'Ef'1li!3,9'1i 22 5, x The boskefboil season this yeor was on immense success considering pre-season predicw tions, The boys come through Q little below the .500 average mark, which was certainly ci credif to their coach ond school. The J, V.'s, coached by Q new- comer, Roy Wmpeli, oiso turned in on impressive season. D, Phi Mr D Hager, Weber. Vdiis-Jn J. VARSITY' R, CGU. Hig'1s,X'V Mutter, Storming' ruckcnmiilor J Gross, K, Kneeling I NHr1rwmrxkL'r, D, Pcrwns, ,l. Bimorwick, D Fozxlwrmor, J Krcfz, R, Godshcli, J Srwricr, W Kncr-imoz R Wcnhmd, B, C MH- JR, HHGHW- , Zokowntz, I. ' NM. homlkopf, R Sicrxdmg, f Sc Cdossnxyer, Wen?-.oXd, mon, R. Gutekunst, R. Ludw1C:,J. A C fmthomcl, 5. K. Hendrackyl r Pass 'Em LOW l Q ,Q f 25 A f ,A J- 1' Q J J 1 ,f 1, 1' 4 f X . xggr QD V u 41' f fs fog In mon ?o,,L V' ' Cf QW 1- r W bM,,7'f7 k H001 oo , ge' 12 ' rf 9, , . 4 1 J o J L HQ Oh 'hm Ohh. uyz lynx Vs -50,7 ' D FH D 'm ' f, . 'cz och f I ' S, ' T, v MW-,1O 7 WOW who ' . , if Qc U f ,1 44 f , V 'I M 1 I 'I sfo Offer:- , . . HH, SIU HGH, ' QL Thy, Q, H, f S v,1,om, , v 4 'flixixgxfh ll 1 -y-,ix Q- x. .J K ,,-5 0 if xxx 1 I ' I YFQ1.. . NT-, ff 4 F xg: ,,,,,:x l l .' w 'I I, On Your Mark - Get Set - Go' TO? LEFT-fD. Hoberle, R. Jcnney, D, Wylhe, SECOND LEFT--F. Clymer. Tl-MRD LEFT-A. Ruth. FOURTH LEFT--K. Hoger. BOTTOM LEFT--R. Weikel, J. Butterwick. TOP CENTER--J. Souder. TOP RIGHT-Mr. Druckenmi-Iler, A. Ruth, D. Weidemoyer R, Bolks, J. Souder, N. Grunt. SECOND RlGHT--J. Gross. THIRD RIGHT--D, Freed. FOURTH RIGHT--P. Fronk. BOTTOM RIGHT--A. Ruth, R. Bolks, N. Gront, J. Souder T, Krowchuk, RIGHT CENTER-UD. Tomlinson. LEFT CENTER-D. Totten. BOTTOM CENTER--4. Godsholl. Sell-Perk's track season opened officially on April T8 ot Bridgeton. Our turnout of candidates wos the largest Sell-Perk hos seen in several years, Amon the events S P participated in were Q . the District meet, Penn relays, cmd o dual meet with Souderton, J Congratulations to the vulleyboll team for bringing home the bacon. The team competed successfully for three consecutive years in thc WGSTA chester Volleyball Tournament. The reward for their winning ability come in the form of 0 beautiful trophy. Mr, Druckenrnlllcr coached the team to victory. KNEELING--L. Weaver, T. Frank, R. Coll, Over The Net if-1, L ,ff rbrt Crozssettc, R. Bolks, J. Nonncmokcr. STANDING-J. Soudcr, J Godslfloll, M, Lopp, C Mxers T Krowchuk K, Hcndncks, B Thomas, K. Hutt, W Mrllnr ' 1- v --Am 1 '- D Puons Kroz R Strike Three, You're Out! FlRST ROW--J. Krotz, R. Weber, J. Snyder, D. Fosben- ner, J, Graham, L. l-lollenbach, H. Gutekunst. LSECOND ROW-WJ. Gross, Jr Nonnemaker, R. Coll, K, Hager, R. Ott, C. Myers B. Thomosl K, Hendricks. . . ,v,,W , V V,-Ma-ww:-W A M. The baseball outlook this year was not too disheartening, as the team had live returning letter-men. Also returning io the baseball scene was Henry Gutekunst, who was coach previously until he left for the Service. Many underclossrnen aided in making the season a successful one. as ,,-. ,,:,..e,r ,,-at f r r .. our .ws ,rw iff ' T It's a Home Run! Sell-Perk's softball team had a successful record. Under its new coach, T Miss Worthington, the team displayed its fine sportsmanship and ability. Veterans who added their strength and ability to the team were Nancy Thomas Ctirst basei, Jane Woibert isecand basei, Grace Richard lshortstopi, Eileen Miiler Ccentertieidi, Helen Czernes Cpitcheri, Marion Thomas Ccatcheri, and Jean Croathamel and Lorraine Kulp Cfieldersi. Credit must aiso be given to the efficient managers, Bertha Miller and Edna Hildenbrand, FIRST ROW--Miss Worthington, J, Schuster, M, Crist, N. Thomas, M. Thomas, H. Czernes, L. Kuip, T SECOND ROW-M. Knieriern, V. Pompeii, J. Wolbert, E. Miller, J. Hendricks, G. Crauthamel, B. Raudenbush. THIRD ROW-B, Miller, M. Landis, K. Moore. is it! Stir'-ESE! . fum . N. N . ...ww-vi WE HIT THE BIG CITY PICKING UP SPEED IN '51 emoried WE WERE REAL GREEN IN '50 OUCH! 80 ml lX,g.. FLASHY CLASS RING S fffqigxulkxw ,.m:2j? ?iQg Q Zim? ww Ea , .iggfggi vs? 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Barndt Baum Chevrolet James R. Bedwell Mr. and Mrs. Harold Benfield Benner's Bakery of Silverdale Frank Benner Benner's Funeral Home Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Benner Mr. and Mrs. Roland C. Benner Mr. and Mrs. Roy Benner Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow W. Benner Ben's Service Center Mr. and Mrs. J. Paul Bergey Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Bergey Bev and Rum Bill's Grocery Store Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Bitner Mr. and Mrs. Meryl Bixel and Fam Dr. and Mrs. Kermit S. Black Blue Flame Service George L. Hackman Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bodenhorn Dr. and Mrs. W. W. Bonney Bonnie and Ray ily BorreIl's Kiddie Shop, Cleaners and Dyers James C. Bowen Norman Brandis Cpl. Lawrence L. Breneisen Irene and Larry Breneisen Philomena M. Broomall Norman Brown Edward Brzezicki Buck's Wayside Furniture Store Mr. and Mrs. John Buckwalter Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Butterwick The Campus Cut-Ups Nicholas Chance Mr. and Mrs. Stephen B. Chappell William A. 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Frank Fronk's Gulf Service James Frantz Larry Frantz Shirley Frederick J. Melvin Freed Mr. and Mrs. J. Russell Freed Frei's Garage, General Repairs Kellers Church, Pa. Fretz and Fretz, Real Estate and Insurance Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Frey Fritz's Cut Rate, Se lersville Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Fusco Elizabeth Gable,Trixy Corsetiere Jo Galluppi Mr. and Mrs. Philip Galluppi Mr. and Mrs. G. Alvin Gerhart Mr. and Mrs. John Gibbert Ginny and Dick GiIbert's Service Station Ronnie Godshall Compliments of Goldberg's, Souderton f Goldies Diner Dublin, Pa. Mildred Goyne Grace and Allen Mr. and Mrs. J. Albert Graham Grayce's Frosty Stand Nick Griffo-Hoagie Shop Graff Drugs Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Graff Skinny Graff Kenneth Gross Mr. and Mrs. Harold O. Gross Mr. and Mrs. Harold O. Gross, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gross Rev. and Mrs. A. Ellsworth Grove Ed GuIden's Service Used Cars-Power Mowers Mr. and Mrs. Howell Gulick Mr. and Mrs. J. Richard Gulick 83 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gutekunst Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. 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Marvin Michener Mr. and Mrs. Erwin H. Mill Miller and Moyer, Jeweler Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Miller Mr. and Mrs. Martin L. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Miller Harold H. Millicken The Milk Shake Stand, Souderton Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Mitman Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mohr Mr. and Mrs. Edw. F. Moran Moreck Hosiery Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Motz Alvin W. Moyer, Florist Dublin, Pa. C. D. Moyer and Co. Meats and Provisions Silverdole, Pa. Moyer Funeral Home H. D. Moyer Est., General Store Mr. and Mrs. Bernice Moyer Mr. and Mrs. Matthias Moyer Sam Moyer, Well Driller Dublin, Pa. Simon K. Moyer, Agency General Insurance Silverdale, Pa. Phone, Perkasie 2l45 Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Mumbauer Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Muth Mr .and Mrs. Abram Myers Mrs. Pauline N. Myers Margaret Nace Nancy ond Frank Nancy and Rich Nancy and Steve Naomi and Ruth Mr. and Mrs. Louis Nave News-Herald Emma Nice Compliments of North Penn Polishing and Plating Co. Mr. and Mrs. William Notter Novak's Grocery Store Mr. and Mrs. Nungesser Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Orr Parkside Tot Shop U ' Pasquale, Upholstering and Slip Covers Pat and Derry Patsie and George Peggy's Restaurant Peg s Beauty Salon Perkasie Appliance Center Perkasie Cleaners Perkasie Throwing Mills Perkasie Trust Company Perkasie Vulvanizing Co. Your Local Retreader All Sizes of Recaps and Retreads ln Stock for Pass. and Trucks Guaranteed Workmanship pafrond Mr. and Mrs.Donald Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay B. Phoebus Mr. and Mrs. Frank Piazza Pittman Electrical Development Sellersville, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Pompei Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Pritchard Quaker Maid Past? Shop Quakertown Drug ompany Quakertown Plumbing and Heating Su Quakertown Sports and Electric R. and S. Grill Ralph's Tydol Service Ranch House Bar and Grill- H. Pittman, Prop. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Raudenbush Ray and Fay Mrs. Helen W. 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