Souderton High School - Unaliyi Yearbook (Souderton, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1957 volume:

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AND FACULTY . . . . . . - El H 3 3 3 3 3 E1 E1 3 E1 H 3 21 Ji? 70164 For everything there is a season, and a time for every matter under heaven: time time time time time time time be born, and a time to die: plant, and a time to pluck up what is planted kill, and a time to healg break down, and a time to build upg weep, and a time to laughg mourn, and a time to dance: cast away stones, and a time to gather stones togetherg time time time time time time time embrace, and a time to refrain from embracing seek, and a time to lose: keep, and a time to cast away: rend, and a time to sewg keep silence, and a time to speakg love, and a time to hate: war, and a time of peace. Ecclesiastes 3 :1-8 J Time plays a memorable important part in our lives. Injlziis, our Unaliyi, we salute '1f,IME, so doing the clock backward to review the years weghave spent together as the Glass of each of and in briefly 1957. The atpftimes-when we waited impatiently for that big date, when we had to make a thregfminute speech, or when we amtiQUf8ly big game to begin. The sand bl r an too rapidly fromthe hour glass on the night of the Ptfbm, toward the endfnf that important examina- tion, ang during the last minute of holiday vacations. much humility we have come to realize that we have God-given gifts, andpone so precious is lee' T IME, sotsiweifsilute the seasons, the yearsgtghe months, the days, the and the minutes. ' i gg these pages we are aware that TIME has brought Wusglfioy and sorrow, laughter and tears, N ow We atgeeteiichzfiig anew time in life-a time of commence- ment, a ,AV time Qfsnew endeavor, a time to take our place in tl1,e35-adultppxiforltifto share in the decisions which will determine wi'lf1,dtl:t,eiiieT:this will a time of war or a time of peacetime ppep n And now wiesibid you venture with us as we listen to the ringing of The 'Chimes of Time. 5 Wfwfaggg ' THE '57 UNALIYI T0 Ma f WWZZZ all that she has done for us, and for our school. As coach of girls' hockey, basketball, and softball, she has led her teams to many champion- ships in the years she has been with us. An athlete in her own right, Miss White was chosen a member of the United States Tour- ing Hockey Team last year, and spent the spring and summer playing with the team in Australia, New Zealand, and the islands of the Pacific. Although the gymnasium, court, and field keep her very busy, she finds time to advise and chaperone extra-curricular affairs, and, an ardent Souderton fan, she seldom misses any contest in which our school participates. For all these things, and many more, this is our way of saying, Thank you, Miss White. 6 MISS IRENE M. WHITE Administration Ami Eiaculty their time was our time . .. Left to right: Paul M. Hunsicker, Gerald O. johnson, Dr. J. Donald Kratz, Victor M. Nice, john Seitz, Willard S. Detwiler. 8 E MERTON CROUTHAMEL Supervising Principal WILLIAM E. MAXWELL Principal WILLIAM M. BOORSE American History, Problems of Democracy, Economics CHARLES V. BOLD History, Civics, Problems of Democracy ROBERT T. ROBERTS English GEORGE W. PATTON History, Civics 10 DORIS E. FELTY World History American History D. BROOKE BUTTERWICK Spanish, English MABEL L. GERHART English, Latin ELIZABETH M. FISHER English we -in DALPHUS H. SMOOT Geography, Health, Physical Education, Auto Theory, Driver Training ARLENE KLEIST English 11 fwfsffwg-MMS, W. M Jiri... 'fi Q4 M.- ,,.,,.--N- 4 ' fit n60d'l 4 L! -IK aww., M Q54 ,Q S! 11 , Jw- , ng, ev K 514- X, ,f Q. 'giigilijfff .f K ' ' Q w P313 41 x gf E i 1 Q11 IE? Q .f-'T N4' wwwww-mumf .. ,, Q. -x,,,,,q wipw 4 va - MARTHA A. , GREASER Home Economics PATRICIA ANN WOOMER Home Economics CLARENCE T. GAZDICK ANNAMARY B. STACKHOUSE Art WILLIAM C. MAZA Industrial Arts Printing, I Mechanical Drawing EMMA K. WEIL School Nurse SOCIAL STUDIES At no other time were the world and its affairs so important. 16 MARIE K. YORTY 1 Guidance Counselor F. CAROL WEINERT School Librarian Our Hurriculum TRIGONOMETRY CLASS Searching minds + hard work 2 sure success PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLASS Relaxing the mind, building the body ...studies that pave the roadway to the future INDUSTRIAL ARTS Training the builders of tomorrow's skyscrapers War u sat.: 3. SRF? . i 5'l-EWS , X- f j . -i -. ls ' P ,,. i .XLS-KF, W 4. .:'1.gx15.,w2:gx k '-3 .L -wfifif: v - I A ...1 . , . gg: , 2 gga. : . ' pf, . 5. X ,i'2e2sEg.iQ K K f EQ ziggg L . wa. wg - - QQ yu CI time for school llmzliyi record of our time ond life Activities Editor , Art Editor W , Biographic Editor Business Manager, , , , Historical Editor , EDITORS Left to right: W. Freed, B. Fretz, J. Hammerschmidt Editor-in-chief H Assistant Editors Marilyn ,, , , Miriam , , ,,Eugenia H, Diane 7 ,-,Bonnie IN CHARGE a ,,,f Barbara Fretz ,W W Wjanet Hammerschmidt Barndt Mosser Enters Moyer Royer Z0 William Freed Chief Photographer, , Y 7 Sports Editors ,, Literary Adviserwn Business Adviser ,a,Lester , , , , , Brenda Donald Miss F. Carol Miss Elizabeth Hallman Alderfer Famous Weinert Gerhart Every year, since the first Unaliyi was pub- lished in 1940, the staff has endeavored to pre- sent a comprehensive story of life at S.H.S. Work on the '57 Unaliyi began early in the fall of 1956 with the election of our editor-in- chief, Barbara Fretz. Then, working in con- junction with the faculty advisers, Miss Weinert and Miss Gerhart, she selected the assistant editors and soon the compiling of the book went into full swing. A variety of problems confronted our new editors, but in a short time the staffs were or- ganized, Chimes of Time was chosen as the theme, and an unusual black padded cover was ordered. On November 15 one-third of the book was turned over to the publishing company and, at nearly the same time, the sales staff launched a selling campaign, hoping to sell' a record number of yearbooks. In order to meet the early deadlines, everyone took the theme, TIME, to heart, and we became fifty-one of the world's most anxious clock-watchers. However, the staff got down to work and completed the entire book by March. Since a countless number of hours were de- voted to the Unaliyi, the members felt well- rewarded for their labor by the satisfaction of turning out a book which, in the future, would bring back vivid memories to all of its readers. ,Activities Staff Left to right: C. Greisamer, E. Clemens, M. Barndt, D. Bergey, S. Bucher A, AL 51' .gfyiikb A ' 1. X K W WEN:-X, 'LWUSQRPW x ff?-,viqggf iw 5 Q A 5 W 5. . A is BUSINESS STAFF Seated, lett to right: E. Landis, D. Mack, D. Moyer, J, Kulp, E. Henning. Standing: K. Alderfer, E. Zumstein, F. Rahmer, S, Long, D. Bergey. HISTORICAL STAFF PHOTOGRAPHERS Seated, left to right: M. J. Hagey, S. Winners.. Left to right: R. Weiss, L. Hallman, G. Moyer. Standing: B. Royer, C. Watts, N. Cardy, B. Miller Z3 99 . Yiwu :Swv ,f 'Y :N as .t At S.H.S. nearly everyone reads the Arrowhead ,Arrawhcad the week's news in one edition If someone were to select the students who do the best school work and are the most well-informed on S.H,S. activities, the choice would undoubtedly be the group of pencil pushers who have compiled the weekly editions of the Arrowhead through- out the year. Under the faculty adviser, Mrs. Kleist, the editors, Marilyn Barndt and Elizabeth Clemens, the Arrowhead made a con- siderable stride in improving its depth of coverage of school affairs. The 1956 presidential campaign pros and cons were aired in this news column and several features- Along the Indian Trail, poems, honor rolls, and citizens of the week- were found in the editions. The eight reporters, four seniors and four juniors. never failing to collect the data needed to make the Arrowhead both in- formative and interesting, extensively covered all events that occurred in the Indian Wigwam. First Row, left to right: B. Fretz, M. Barndt, Mrs. Kleist, E. Clem- ens, D. Bergey. Second Row: J. Hunsicker, K. Bergey, P. Krasner, B. Nace. Front Row, left to right: M. E. Merrick, D. Wampole, S. Winner, H. Kriebel, S. Frederick M Grinbergs J. Qerhart. Second Row: A. Walton, J. Rufio, C. Garrecht, L. Bergstresser, J. Hunsicker j Derstme Third Row: B. Alderfer, W. Swartley, M. Keller, A. Feingold, L. Souder, K. Albright. Fourth Row R Hildebrandt, K. Bergey, L. Barndt, S. Moyer, L. Musselman, T. Kulp. Student Kounczl STRIVES FOR A BETTER AND MORE DEMOCRATIC INSTITUTION Although the task of running the school lies entirely in the administration, Student Council tries successfully, to influence S.H.S. policies toward the best interests of the students. The president, Claire Garrecht, and the coun- cil, working together with the administration, are responsible for its many accomplishments -the sponsoring of a refugee, the provision for hall monitors to avoid congestion, the pre- sentation of assembly programs, and the elec- tion of the Citizens of the Week. Composed of representatives from each home- room who are elected by the student body for one-semester terms, Student Council has be- come a very important and efficient organiza- tion at our school. Claire Garrecht President if '1 me Q Hand hours spent on precision produce perfection One of the most highly regarded bands in the Bux-Mont League is our own S.H.S. Band which, under the experienced direction of Mr. Foulke, has maintained its reputation as a well-balanced, precision organization. Our Band always added flavor to a football game-win, lose, or draw. Their pre-game highlight was the two-line formation leading from the goal posts, through which the foot- ball players made their entrance onto the field: and the half-time routine featuring Rock Around the Clock proved to be very popular among the spectators. At the conclusion of the football season, Sousa MAURICE FOULKE Band Director was traded for Bach, the marching band was converted into a concert band, and the follow- ing weeks were spent practicing numbers for the Christmas Candlelight Service. It was at this concert that the new set of tympani made its initial appearance. Almost simultaneously, the Band then worked on the halftime shows for basketball season, and the annual Spring Concert. For both events they never failed to delight the audience by playing an unlimited number of songs. With the end of the school term, the Band laid their instruments aside as another successful season came to a close. K .. . A if fi ag M y i Z., M? wir, ,W . THE MEMBERSHIP Solo Trumpet: R. Kratz D. Moyer D. Souder Second Trumpet: L. Clemens J. Knauff E. Landis Third Trumpet: K. Alderfer D. Dorn T. Feher A. Landis First Trombone: J. Kinsey L. Mininger Second Trombone: B. Alderfer H. Shuler Third Trombone: C. Grasse First Clarinet: L. Gehman S. Hafler P. Klotz S. Stroup Second Clarinet: T. Clemens S. Dietz S. Kelso N. Styer H. Williamson Third Clarinet: R. Cunnion J. Hope D. Ritter J. Rufio D. Slemmer J. Weidemoyer Alto Saxophone: J. Alderfer E. Moyer French Horn: K. Albright B. Alderfer E. Alderfer C. Bergey S. Clemens Baritone Horn: D. Schuler D. Krauss Bass Horn: A. Clyde C. Moyer J. Myers H. Shelly Flutes: A. Alderfer S. Bucher M. Keller F. Kriebel N. Rickert J. Shrawder lriiffel .XX W.- xy., fwfxf i2jl?y.1l. K.. R.. W N' Tenor Saxophone: W. Ruth Baritone Saxophone R. Scholl Snare Drum: B. Fretz D. Miller N. Moore F. Moyer J. Schueck D. Seitz Tenor Drum: M. Barndt J. Gruenherg Bass Drum: J. Kleiner Cymbals: D. Bergey D. Moyer JUDY KOLP Head Majorette si' i eft to right: M. J. Hagey, E. Henning, P. Simmons, J Wismer, -I. Wick, E. Clemens. ,Majarcttcs Ure Kalor Guard carrying nur stars ond stripes Wno does not stop to take a second look at a group of snappy-stepping girls, especially when they are marching in front of a colorful band? The '56-'57 Color Guard is, of course, the group to which we are referring. These girls, who carried the colors faithfully at all football and basketball games, were chosen in their junior year, and made their debut at the 1956 Commencement. twirling in time to the tom-tom beat Eight lively strutters decked in Indian attire will long be remembered for the active role they played at our athletic events. Under the direction of Judy Kulp, captain, and Miss Patricia Woomer, faculty adviser, the majorettes did a commendable job when it came time to perform in the brisk, wintry weather that accompanied our football games. They made a pleasant picture, indeed, gaily marching down the field leading the band and twirling their silvery batons. Their specialty numbers displayed at basket- ball half-time shows were the original routines of Judy Kulp, and each performance was spec- tacular. Left to right: N. Huber, S. Hunsberger, J. Landis. V. Matczak, I. Neal, S. Frederick, B. Rahn. Center: Judy Kulp. cfhecrleadcrs lots of pep ond spirit Left to right: C. Johnson, V. Stone- back, N. Freed, R. Soacek, P. Stover, J. Hunsicker, B. Miller, P. Rest, C. Wenhold, M. E. Merrick. Big Chief Wahoo, Little papoose, Souderton Indians On the loose! Consisting of forty-six members, the Chorus was one of the finest ever to perform at S.H.S. and although small in number, these voices blended with terrific volume. The selection of members was made solely by an ability test with special emphasis placed on three kev factors that help greatly in producing a good singing-organization-vocalization, sight reading, and pitch. Two highlights of the year-the annual Christmas Candlelight Service and the Spring Concert-presented in conjunction with the junior chorus and band, provided a great deal of relaxation and enjoyment for the audience. The candlelight procession by the senior and junior chorus girls, plus the traditional Hallelu- jah Chorus put the assembled persons in a reverent Christmas spirit. The soloists for this occasion were Elizabeth Clemens, Lucille Benner and Mary Jane Hagey. Much credit is due to the directress of the Chorus, Miss Ailene Nase, who has done a splendid job in developing our chorus. First Row, left to right: J. Hammerschmidt, E. Clemens, S. Hanns, M. J. Hagey, L. Mack, P. Nyce, F. Rosenberger, B. Hackman, K. Smith, B. Rosenberger, C. Clemmer. Second Row: G. Moyer, J. Neff, J. Neff, L. Trumbore, M. Bealer, P. Clemmer, F. Wallace, S. Brownell, B. Clemmer, J. Kratz. Third Row: E. Moyer, L. Benner, N. Harper, E. Enters, K. Bergey, N. Wismer, P. Tressler, PL Koch, A. Feingold, C. Greisamer, E. Landis. Fourth Row: R. Cordero, G. Anders, R. Mininger, R. Hager, L. Alderfer, J. Moyer, W. Kratz, P. Bergey, R. Kirkpatrick, G. Nyce, G. Allebach, S. Derstine, C. Price. 30 , 9 K i fl 3 a f'?Wf 'f W 1 4 I 85 ,pr 9 -af' ,gf YN' , M 'im llslzcrcftzs A smile ond o worm Hello fhese eighteen attractive, personable junior girls were chosen by a faculty committee to serve on the Usherette Corps throughout the year. School plays, Open House, Concerts, Commencement--these are just a few of the times that the girls were on hand to offer their friendly service. Under the capable tutelage of Mr. Gazdick, our usherettes always gave strangers the finest impression of S.H.S. First Row, left to right: B. Hackman, F. Rosenberger, S. Kelso. Second Row: A. Detweiler, P. Klotz, V. Stoneback, R. Spacek, J. Landis, J. Freed. Third Row: G. Beck, N. Styer, N. Rappold, J. Hunsicker, S. Schnable, B. Nace, E. Schummer. 32 Left to right: C, johnson, D. Bergey, C. Garrecht, P. Simmons, M. Hagey. May Queen ,Attendants Beauty Reigns . May Day, an annual springtime event at S.H.S., is truly a day when beauty reigns. Five lovely lasses from our graduating class-Dawn Bergey, Claire Garrecht, Mary jane Hagey. Carol johnson, and Pat Simmons-have been attendants to the May Queen at some time during their high school years. 33 . 11, ...si fw V. rm www ,ily- -QL - W Q 151' , , NSS , 5 m Q , A Q...-, ,,-,Mm ., v,, f 4 5, ,, J , . . .M-N, HMLA , x N ' :: 5 Q mg! X ' P Q QM? ' YQ 1, HL N 5 gs, ., 1 4 h . rin dh - Q iq yy fx- g 'N f U QQ? x TL N 1? ,fail Q rfiifg, , , :pe::S?Q4f?:f?':ef' . - Q Z ,Z, z,,1,,, M y ,Viiiifiis 'iifffiw ' ,, Lf :M e -f Nwaavmf kwa ,, ,EA2,.V f av 1 W! X ia Q ? 'x -' if W - U 1? -- fy-fx-:mf 1' ,., , ,,-, f ' wg E . , MIM 53 4 6' . Sl , '. Q , , .. H 1 fkrrl if Q Kneeling, left to right: G. Schultz, J. Stover. Standing: j. Alderfer, T. Undercoffler, S. Wallace, Mr. Miller. Audio- Visual 61146 Experts in Celluloid ond sound . Music amplification at victory dances was ex pertly handled by Tom Undercoffler. If we were to set up a Department of Unsung Heroes. the Audio-visual boys would certainly rate at the top of the list, for their untiring work is done con- tinually behind the scenes. These fellows, under the experienced direction of Mr. Miller, take care of all amplifying, wiring, light- ing, or movie projection that is done at S.H.S. We salute these versatile handymen! Na Mare Homework On Saturday night, October 27, No More Home- work was very successfully presented by the senior class. The characters came alive as they portrayed- with evident relish-the situations that developed on a typical high school day. When Pamela jones is asked to take over the job of principal at Ames High School, things really begin to happen. Buzz Bailey, her boyfriend, unexpected- ly finds himself doubling as vice-principal and home ec teacher, with an omelette in one hand and a dress pattern in the other. Shalimar Ames, attractive but spoiled, takes over for Miss Dill, who is out with a cold. Romance kicks up its heels, too. Who would have ever guessed that the elderly Miss Goodin carried a torch for the confirmed faculty bachelor, Mr. Harper? Who could have imagined that '4Tick Tok, the diminutive janitor, would eventually dominate Mrs. Ratchet, the demon scrub lady who-everybody suspected-rode home each night on her broomstick. One complication leads to another. Mrs. Clenden- ning, the science teacher, is constantly complaining about the terrific heat in her room: Miss Goodin, about the cold: someone accidentallv locks a lim- burger cheese sandwich in the trunkful of costumes for Rusty Wings, the school play: and a dozen other things happen keeping the acting-principal, Pamela Jones, in a whirl! She even has to fill in for the lead of the school play at the last minute, and, as a result, runs into trouble with Tallulah Ploetz, the real actress. Then somehow, with the return of Mr. Lundquist, the real principal, situations manage to correct them- selves, and the whole school returns to normal. Well . . . more or less! CAST OF CHARACTERS Miss Goodin ,, , Louise Gehman Cherolyn Greisamer Suzanne Hanns Gary Schultz James Stover Lowell Mininger Dawn Bergey Robert Kratz Janet Hammerschmidt Carol lohnson Mrs. Clendenning Miss Ogilvie Mr. Harper Coach Guthrie Mr. Lundquist Pamela Jones Buzz Bailey Shalimar Ames Midge', Murphy Faversham Lightly Sydney Wallace Tallulah Ploetz Ronald Sassoon Miss Dill Tick Tok Mrs. Ratchet Elmer B. Ames Mary jane Hagey Randy Weiss Nancv Lou Freed Brian Alderfer Brenda Alderfer Donald Souder 'Tick Tock and Mrs. Ratchet, school janitor and cleanin only availa and Coach order. g woman. fight viciously over the ble bucket, while Ronald Sassoon Guthrie try their best to restore Tallulah Ploetz is quite convincing as s c Scenes f7rom 0 ,Mare Homework Poor Mrs Clenclenning' The heat finally got the best of her. w QQ H3 Q time for ggwfff 2 . 5 M 5 QA S xg if Qu? : ,,,, 3 K ' J gf G? A-Q.. H ww if: ? , 3? V f LLi1, Y 5, My mmh, ' S ,::., . Q f W., .Mx KM P1 ke. , wr: Q Pp,L, Li., in Qi V' -mf Q il -f - Rt' W Xgfiidit' I 95 Q-V aries v-Neem -1'f?0f' Yf356'E4i at T my 1 5 if . . P -V1 ,c,., , 3 .. 'QSBZNAJ 5.5. S ' K si L' First Row, left to right: F. Scheetz. G. Hammerschmidt, D. Steinrock. K. Clemmer. S. Gerhart, L. Souder, E. Wzimbold. S. Rest. D. Moyer, P, Tressler. T, Bucher, C. Weitzel, Second Rowzj, Bunton, W. Scheetz. B. Hayes, R. Sminkey. W. Miller, H. Nyce. S. Swartlev. D. Clemens, T, Clemens, P. Fox, G, Nice. R. Fluck, N. Mover, S. Cardy. D. Famous. Third Row: D. Moyer. C. Beck. C, Kratz. R, Umstead, S. Clemens. R. Kirkpatrick, R. Bolton, C. Grasse, R. Bunton, T. Kulp, E, Algard. L, jones, G. Anders. Fourth Row: D. Smith, D. Seitz. L. Hallman, R. Moyer. R. Frederick. Bucher, C. Spacek. R, Landis, Billger, R. Platt, B. Rahn. S. Hallman. Varsity 900161111 THE HOURS WERE LONG, THE WORK HARD, BUT THE RESULTS WERE SECOND TO NONE IN SOUDERTON'S FOOTBALL HISTORY. The time was Autumn, 1956, and t,he'i,ieueg1t was an undefoatedseason in football-Souderton's first. Never before in all the years of ,iiiii iiii i jjliere our able to achieve such a spotless record. D ' ' i A. . Following a non-league iiiii ith William Tennant, the team plungedigigto its league contests, and became the center of attentiifjn by Pennridge, last year's champions, by a score of 40-6. A A S A S i Throughout the season, Sfiictory folloiiviedivictoryg that is, until the met Ambler and the game ended in a 7-7 tie. Bitterest of all hours wgtggithose when .glgygen of the muddggst Soudertofi players we ever saw battled with eleven equally muddy ijgaertown in a veritablgfiwamp for league title, and failed to score. ll'il - ...,.... ..,. . if., t ef. 1 As a result of these rw6s1tie.d...game.s, Souderton stepped. back into. seiond place and stayed there until the close of the season. Squad for they will al- ways be remembered as a part of Soudertgiffs greatest year. LONG HOURS, HARD WORK, AND THESE WELL-EARNED SCORES S.H.S. S.H.S. S.H.S. S.H.S. S.H.S. S.H.S. S.H.S. S.H.S. S.H.S, S.H.S. Wm. Tennant Pennridge Central Bucks Springfield Hatboro-Horsham Ambler North Penn Quakertown Upper Moreland Upper Perkiomen 0 6 6 13 O 7 0 0 0 7 Coaches : W. Coyle W. Boorse R. Schwab JOHN MEYERS Head Coach TON PAUL Lineman Back EARL WAMBO LD Linemen Back LES Back T innnnev. BOB BUNTON Linerhan JAC K Lineman RUSS UMSTEAD Linernan STAN REST Back Lineman wif STEVE SW . Back 'l JOE BILLGER Lmeman LARRY SOUDER Back DAVE SEITZ. Lineman CHARLIE SPACEK Lineman Back C LARENCE KRAT TOM KULP Back DON MOYER Back RALPH Lineman Captain Ron Frederick, league's leading scorer, skirts end for gain in Hatboro game. if ', s-, Q., ' sw , . -V Q Captain joe Billger Springfield man stops Paul Fox by low tackle. ennrxdge game. Victorious squad following P . N Q 1 E-E ,gh S XR Captain Jack Bucher E559 Captain Charles Spacek- All Bux-Mont First Team X wi 5 fi 1, as Q43 Wim A miie nm Q 7 I Qiwnuehnrw. ' Coach M. Hughes and Cap- tains joe Billger and Ron 5 I i . .,r. 4 ,..LL, . l - ' ...sg IQ? ,-,, .. r' ' ' Q A H A A - Frederick. 1 -T ..l....T r. -QVX M i fm- w Wi- V, -View gd Le 'V' First Row. left to right: D. Bishop. K. Albright, R. Cordero. A. Wampole. Second Row, left to right: D. Seitz, D. Moyer. L. Mininger, C. Weitzel, S. Clemens, Coach Hughes T. Kulp, R. Minninger. L. Souder. D. Moyer, D. Hangey. Third Row. left to right: D. Famous, J. Billger. B, Rahn. R. Frederick. W. Kratz, P. Bergey. L. Freed, L. jones. P. Tressler. Varsity Haskctball Basketball season at Souderton this year saw four former lettermen re- turn to the court. This marked the first time in many years that S. H. S. pos- sessed a very strong reserve. The average height of the starting five was better than 6 feet-a boon to a team invariably plagued by lack of height. Captained by Souderton's two most all-round athletes-big Ron Frede- rick, six foot one inch center. and Joe Billger, one of the league's speediest courtmen-the team fought hard in game after game, believing that the out- come would depend entirely upon what each player contributed to the contest. Left to right: D. Moyer, D. Seitz, L. Freed. J, Billger, W. Kratz, R. Frederick. B. Rahn. L. jones. L. Mininger, T. Kulp. 6395 i ,MEM 1 lf 5. Dave Seitz tries for basket Springford game. Joe Billger out-jumps Springford opponent. Central Bucks man fights for rebound with Wilson Kratz. First Row, left to right: C. Weitzel, L. Freed, D. Schuler, A. Wampole, R. Bunton, L. Godshall, L. Souder, R. Mininger, L. Witwer. Second Row: C. Kratz, B. Rahn. Billger, D. Seitz, R. Frederick, W. Kratz. R. Moyer, R. Sommers, L. jones, D. Famous, Mr. Smoot. joe Billger Ron MOYBF- Infield Outfield Kaseball THE TIME FOR BATS, BALLS, AND UMPIRES Our enthusiasm for baseball has al- ways reaped dividends for the Red and . White, and this year was no exception 4515 since quite a few lettermen returned, and several seniors provided a fabulous nuc- leus for the Indians. Our man-on-the- mound, Ron Frederick, was well-assisted by our catcher, Randy Sommersg joe Billger, defended second base, and Larry HA Souder covered shortstop. Coached by Dal Smoot, the diamond men of '57 possessed the talent and spirit necessary to make this year another great one. 'UN-sq-, Ron Frederick Coach Smoot and Pitcher Randy Sommers, Catcher 1 fl: First Row, left to right: P. Fox, T. Frantz, G, Moyer, R. Kirkpatrick, C. Beck, Coach G. Patton. Second Row: E, Algard, C. Grasse, L. Hallman, P. Tressler, F, Hacker, A. Feingold. Third Row: T. Nase, R. Hager, R. Weiss, D. Price, Bucher, C. Moyer. Fourth Row: Davis. George Moyer throwing discus Saudertan Giuderman Coach George Patton and a group of serious track and field athletes have been devoting quite a bit of time and strenuous practice to making track the important part of the Souderton sports scene that it deserves to be. The nucleus of the squad was found in Paul Fox. Bux-Mont 100 yard dash champ: George Moyer, discus and javelin expert: Don Price, specialist in broad and high iumpingg and Alfred Feingold, Clyde Beck, and Les Hallman, our swift runners. Relay Squad: Left to right: A. Feingold, F. Hacker, R. Weiss 1955 Bux-Mont 100-Yard Dash L, Hallman, D. Price, P. Fox, P. Tressler. Champion, Paul Fox. l - ..,,. -1- -.-. .2 -rf-if S9 wp ,ff Vx ..,, Q ' X . hm .....,.,...- ----in ..f' -4 , . .1 Nancy Lou Freed Left to right: C. Johnson, E. Clemens, S. Brownell, L. Gehman, B. Fretz, Coach White Captain J. Moyer, S. Garis, B. Alderfer, K. Cassel, N. L, Freed, G. Alexander, J. Hammerschmidt . . it . Havkey As 2a'lfl.1II1j.'1 l'flGl1tl1S sped by! and S3i,1dNerton's Big Red Warriors reaped victory after viiififdry on the SCORES gridinbhi, our hockey squaws also left thewigwam in S.H.S. Opponent Sea1'Ch of Scalps. ' I A 1 North Penn 5 Withithe exception .of only two returriizig letter- 0 Quakertown 0 ITICTIQ Miss'White's iSiiJ1Ha,'liCfJlil5iStEd'f0f relatively lI'1- 2 Upper Perkiomen O experienced playersn' ut the dynamic spirit, Sports- Z Hatboro 0 and wi114 to win displayeclby these girls 1 Upper M Orelan d 1 more than outweighed the lack of experieqce, making 1 C 1 B k them ifidtors in all but two gamesf entre? uc S 3 'gjf'1V, H I by 2 Pennridge 0 First Row: C. Johnson, S. Garis, L. Gehman. B. Fretz, J. Moyer, N. Freed, S. Brownell, S. Schnabel, K. Cassel, E. Clem- ens, B. Alderfer, G. Alexander, J. Hammerschmidt. Second Row: K. Smith, J. Ruffo, V. Matczak, P. Clemmer, S. Huns- berger, N. Moore, E. Schummer, B. Nace, G. Beck, F. Smith, S. Kelso, J. Landis, M. Crouthamel, P. Miller, V. Stoneback, M. Brownell. Third Row: A. Peters, J. Souder, B. Fretz, D. Leister, R. Greaser, B. Thiel. J. Gazdag, J. Derstine, B. Brad- ford, S. Palmer, B. Rahn, J. Hager, V. Kratz. L. Moyer, N. Rickert, S. Zepp, Miss White. ffl I an 1 B b F t . Kay Cassel arcaggerre Z Susan Selma-Del Georgia Alexander H81fb8Ck Halfhack H81fb8C Nancy Lou Freed Inner B renda Alde rfer Fullback Sally Brownell Goalie X 1- V 3 my 1 E1-illbeth Clemenl Shirley Ga,-is Margie Brownell Carol J ohnlon Flluback rm..-f Winn Wim: Y x vga A www' X? :l,,.4fffx ' ' - . -...Q First Row: N. Rappoltl. V. Stoneback. S. Garis. P. Rest. G. Alexander, M. Stover. B. Alexander. M. Brown- ell. Second Row: Miss White. N. Moore. S. Hunsberger. F. Smith. S. Brownell. V. Matczak, -I. Alderfer, B. Alderfer, L. Gehman. Third Row: S. Schnabel. P, Miller. C. Bergey, B Richmond. G. Wampole, J. Moyer, M. Barndt. D. Bergey. J. Ruffo. l5'ask elim!! Five letterman returned with bright spirits, pushing hard for a c a p Miss White not only teaches the girls the skills of the game but also is of great moral support to her team. From the very first game. when Pennridge suffered defeat, until the season closed. the girls worked hard for each victory. writing another challenging chapter in Souderton's history of sports. ll, M. Barndt. D, Bergey, G. Alexander, S. Garis. B. Alderfer h m ionship team. Left to right: S. Browne fi 'Q f -'-,mf ff we 1-flyll YQ milk SHIRLEY GARIS H A I L Forward - sure Shot - entl1usiaQt1c COACH IRENE WHITE CAPTAIN GEORGIA ALEXANDER ,W 59 'VARSITY . SALLY BROWNELL Guard - always at the right place never slow BRENDA ALDERFER Forward - tricky passer puppy TO DAWN BERGEY Guard - tall and quick-thinking Y :alert THE MAY THEY WHN AGAJN MARILYN BARNDT Guard - specialisr nt interception T 0 D A Y gets the rebounds Coach Irene White Letterman-First Row: A. Class, B. Alderfer. Second Row: M. Stover, S. Schnabel, N. L. Freed, G. Moyer. Softball When spring comes and everyone turns to baseball,many S. H. S. girls join in the spirit of things and take to the softball diamond. Brenda Alderfer, Nancy Lou Freed, Gail Moyer, Susan Schnabel, Alice Class and Mary Stover all contributed their past experience to the squad which was coached by Miss White. First Row: J. Miller. S. Schnabel, A. Class. K. Cassel, S. Hunsberger, G. Moyer, E. Zumstein. S, Shisler, S. Seidel, N. L. Freed, B. Alderfer. Second Row: M. Keller, V. Stoneback, E. Schummer, M. Stover. F. Smith. N. Moore, M. Crouth- amel, J, Ruffo, 1. Moyer, K. Smith, J. Gebler, Coach White. Left, top to bottom: Polly Miller, t ri ,--. y Betty Alexander, Claire Garrecht, Coach Marty Hughes and Manager S ll S Eiis.-ii 'A ' n i 15555555 gn an ' I 41' q i S nm: , to iiigf H 1 all- -is ' Elizabeth Clemens. Uillllb V Hill' atmeg-54555 r mu S .,.. t t 5' ..:..s. f55tA4,,,,,, R X ,V Q- an-MI' 5 Q 'T :J QL Georgia Alexander Ceuuis This year, for the first time, a tennis league was formed in the Bux-Mont area. With all of last year's varsity letter Winners returning, led by our number one racket girl, Gogo Alexander, the season was a bright and glorious one at S. H. S. Right, top to bottom: Barbara Fretz, Sally Brownell, Shirley Garis, Margie Brownell. 'X ,V 541 it V ,........L. .Q-. .-an EQ 2 First Row P johnson I Reath R Keyser D Fitzgerald M. Seitz, F, Winner, M. Myers, G. Thierolf, G. Beck. Second Row H Carver L Musselman S Moyer B Wenger M Mosser, W. Crouthamel, A. Moyer, C. Bultmann. D, Koder, R. Hilderbrandt Third Row D Ziegler Urich W Garges, J. Detweiler, T. Stover, R. Clemens, Landis, E. Gotwals, R Hallman R Lspenship D Moyer Managers J Gruenberg. F. Weil. Coaches: W, Maza. W. Coyle. unlor High Varsity First Row R Kratz A Moyer . Landis, S. Moyer, D. Fitzgerald, R. Hilderbrandt, E. Gotwals. Second Row F Winner H Carver L Musselman R Espenship. junior High Qaatlzall Although Mr. Maza's jr. High football team failed to win a game, it's season was far from being a failure. Good attitude and spirit were always present. The most important thing. experience, will be invaluable in the oncoming season and in years to come. Injuries hampered the squad from the beginning of the season but despite this Mr. Maza turned out a tough and hard working team. Midgets-First Row: J. Derstine, G. Pulli, R. Hunsberger, K. Beck, L. Alderfer. Second Row: A, Gerhart, G. Hunsicker, D. Yoder, A. Fellman, L. Sefing, R. Rahn, B. Lederach. Third Row: T. Renner, B. Shelly, V. Harris, W. Godshall, R. Miller, D. Kulp. D. Ruckle, J. Musselman, J. Lewis. First Row: R. Cunnion, R. Hilderbrandt, W. Crouthamel. H. Carver, B, Grafton. R. Landes, R. Bair, L. Kratz. Second Row: S. Moyer. L. Musselman, R. Espenship, D. Ziegler. D. Koder, T. Feher, B. Wenger. Third Row: Mr. Maza. A. Moyer, Cvruenberg. R. Clemens, E. Gotwals, D. Price, Knauff. W. Funk, F. Weil. junior High l5'ask vtlrall Coach Bill Maza faced quite a difficult task this season as he founded a team with no lettermen and only a few experienced men. Mr. Maza spends most of the time teaching the boys the basic fundamentals of the game and tries to instill within his team a fine spirit and will to win. These fine traits make the boys realize the value of good sportsmanship, which is the greatest ac- complishment which any coach and team can possibly attain. junior High Varsity-First Row: B. Wenger, R. Cunnion. L. Midgets-First Row: J, Gerhart, D. Kulp, Lewis. Second Musselman, S. Moyer. R. Espenship, T. Feher, D. Koder. Row: L. Sefing, R. Hunsberger, B. Rahn, D. Yoder. T. Ren- Second Row: Mr. Maza, A, Moyer, D. Ziegler, J. Cvruenberg. ner, E, Reppa. H. Swartley, V. Harris, J. Dunn, B. Shelly. E. Gotwals, R. Clemens, D. Price. J. Knauff, H. Carver. M. Seitz. Wi 34- Us Y Aj, af if 3 1 . 'IQ-fy Z 'fr to 1 fs--3 X ,g:i?'f' 1 Ziff Q off was I f 1 ,fu mfbzgwf, H Earl Wambold in J ff? -, .LQ 7 am mares ,, f ,. wN..,, K, 4 'hawaii z,4qf 'wv ., gi , s 1 E ' We ,f 2 L'-I 1 f Ni rf fl, A S kg i 4 gl rx f f is .,:,., mgww 4 Q Q ms g xi- ,iw , fa V4 S f 47 if Q wnisvg sf? A 5 IR M ly I 1 Kr ,f W sf- fi , 4 K if 1 We A M' ig! A ,wg Yr gi f? in lp ' wifi, Q ff, ze-va-M, as Bm ost difficult full lever on t rings. Right: Russell Umstead does a difficult flip off the springboard. Left: Tom Kulp goes through a series of shoulder rolls. Left: Les Hallman demonstrates a hand stand in excellent form. Right: Terry Frantz in a back flip on the trampoline. 60 l M ' i Left: Brenda Alderfer demonstrates a f i A ' shoulder stand in excellent form on the Q' ii parallel bars. 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Kelso, C, Sell, P. Koch, J. Landis, V. Matczak. F. Rosenberger, N. Styer, H. Williamson, E. Wise, R. Kirkpat- rick, R. Mininger, C. Moyer, L. Moyer, T. Nase, R. Young, C. Weitzel, B. Clemmer. B. Hackman, K. Lederach, M. E. Merrick, J. A. Moyer, L. Mum- bauer, G. Nyce, P. Rest, M. Rosenberger, E. Schummer, R. Spacek, G. Stoneback, S. Green. M. Robinson, L. Bergey, A. Damiani, S. Devine, R. Grubb, R. Moyer, G. Beck, A. Bedwell, R. Hager, D. Bossert, J. Boyer, A. Detweiler. M. Detweiler, E. Diehl, J. Dorn, C. Frederick, J. Freed, G. God- shall, S. Hemmerle, H. High, C. Hunsberger, E. Kratz, E. Algard, R. Algard. D. Carver, D. Clemens, R. Cuppy. R. Diehl, L. Freed, C. Gehman, B. Hayes, R. Heckler, W. Johanson, R. Keely, C. Hunsberger. D. Nice. R. Nusbaum, B. Rahn, F. Schirk, R. White, R. Myers, B. Allen, T. Bergey, A. Goehring, K. Goetter, M. Kratz, E. Kriebel, J. Miller. S. Moyer, B. Nace, N. Rappold, S. Schnabel, C. Wenzel, S. Zepp J. Bunton, R. Bunton, R. Gehman, J. Geiser, L. Godshall, L. Groff. Not pictured: J. Bissey L. Lay ' x gi V 1 5 5 junior 611155 0 ficcrs Left to right: Larry Freed. vice president: Suzanne Kelso, treasurer: joan Hunsicker, secretary: Alfred Feingold, president. l R. Hunsberger V. H. Keely g 7 ' 5 L- Keely , .. , . 577 ' . . B. Keller is if L '- I - J. C. KI-atz in - . . 1 kj- ' K ? 'j f W- Kfafz . i esssr w - -Q 1 ': f .'ei'- ' QQ, D. Kulp i ii i ii i T. Lazowicki .. N W ' '- - ' J. Matczak M m ,, g ,. , . f 5 W, Miller ' if 'W , g V , . l 5 D' Moyer , ei i- ' HP., . I J. Nice i 5 .. . V. LVLL X. .. . .,, . ., - ' W. Scheetz . V ii . Q- R. Scholl A i Q -N . . W. Sfachelek i we 3 .s . L. clews j k -Tv K ' 1 ' fx . .,f'i.sf'fZf, t . g ali 'L QL s. D. Hedrick ,.e'i .- J. Landis ' Ii' - Y J. Meckes J. Neal P. Klotz adv' I ,. V .... -. . . -. ,,z, - - 1 my I k . f . J- MCMM K?-.26 e . l 1-we :f-. A 1 -:. ' sim... -'bf' ... e . . r . r ai. k E Y K 1 .25 if Q 'f .. A 4 'i?.2'fz1 ' f 7' x 1. 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Bergey S. Bergey G. Davis R. Hunsberger S. Andreoli P. Diehl M. Fell E. Frederick D. Hangey C. Kalb B. Keller J. Koons M. Largent C. Lewis D. Moyer E. Moyer J. Rosenberger B. Shedal B. Van Fossen C. Wambold E. Yerk N. Van Riper L. Mack 'V fi ,M if 3, jf ..- I' , . . - 4... .A 451 wwf aff, L 33 2- as 9 Yiicggi 'W - :fr-,emi -, .I ' - A ,-25 ,-W f, V A . 1 5 f. M. s my .15 Lyn. A 1 S vm, 1, Y 5 H A WHL E .1 'x 'S' x ,gz I V E- ir Qi EFQQ: vN5QiiL.'wf.. . K X -- 1 4 7 f1JQ'sw1e.:..-wgz . 'iv .- .. ,Q ,, . ' 'QQ H. .- - 1 4 3' 'f N . 1 , , .. ., ' 5 ' . . . , ., , Z , -xiii fl g y W . V , .. . W' -es., in K : Y, . ,. .k - ' ,ik , 'K V' A , . 'L .. . J., k 4- . Q . . s , L41 Q N15-3x 'ff Q .: -' .. if fi . iz ' . -bf ' ' - f. ,K Q .. , as m . 21 K . . 5 Jw.. W . jg ..f A Q Aa A :T Ns. Mk . . ff , ...Fx Ei? vs, .,,4, .W xf. l ..!w , . Q kV,, ,255 J L .Lt , 5-. - 'N K , K E, V , . . K t , K ir ia gr S i , K ' p 'f I-'J 1:4 ...-.A . 5 QV, . V . an M af' M ' ' - 5 lf.. 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Gingrich, E. Alderfer, G. Allebach, M. A. Bealer, S. Derstine, D. Dorn, R. Way, S. Keller, R. Kober, D. Moyer, J. Moyer. S. Frederick, J. Kratz, E. Moyer, E. Moyer, J. Moyer, J. Neff, J. Neff, H. Shelly, N. Moyer, J. Myers, R. Nase, W. Nice. S. Reichley, G. Rickert, D. Ritter, B. Rosenberger, J. Ruffo, J. Shrawder, P. Thierolf, G. Nice, R. Platt, J. Renner, R. Rutherford, R. Stortenbecker. L. Trumbore, M. Crouthamel, B. Flewelling, D. Bishop, S. Cardy, D. Clifton, R. Cordero, D. Rutherford, Umstead, R.Umstread, D. Void, J. Wellington. D. Cornelius, R. Diehl, C. Drye, J. Feldi, R. Fellman, R. Freed, R. Gunther, D. Dalton, R. Witwer, J. Davis, L. Blew, W. Koerper. W. Hallman, G. Hammerschmidt, J. Stover, D. Barndt, C. Ders- tine, E. Drye, J. Fretz, T. Umba, B. Thomas, D. Lesher, D. Cas- sel, D. Moyer. J. Fretz, P. Garges, J. Gilbert, J. Heimbach, M. Hiltebeitel, J. Heubner, H. Kriebel, K. Gehman, H. Nyce, R. Nyce, R. Reichley, J. Sadler. C. Lancaster, A. Mendelson, C. Alderfer, J. Benner, T. Bucher, S. Boughter, L. Buck, T. Martin, F. Scheetz, R. Schuler, J. Souder, J. Stevens. L. Clemens, K. Clemmer, D, Fellman, J. Freed, S. Gerhart, D. Hangey, B. Johnson, J. Moyer, M. Stickler, E. Swartley, J. Van Dyke, U. Vecrumba. tyg , Q . .ww- 'vf W W .. ' 5. 1 , . . y , .. f, - 7 Q. f. , f , E3 W is-9 ,- s. - l ,... f lf xr ,.s XA .,,.-. W W x M M 5 . 'A-' I ' ' - .- l 1 it X . ki Ou .xmsw ' 5: -LQ .. ' . I Q iii ' sf. u , Pe. - . . X. 1' . 7 4 T' f A . L2 o W, ., M. ., - X. A .ww f l i f fi, E A ...A if f V- . f ef I A. Wampole, D. Yoder J. Mendelson M. Moyer M. Moyer M. Myers R. Nase M. Neal B. Richmond F. Smith S. Taylor P. Townsend G. Wampole J. White A. Kelly J. Garis D. Bauer W. Choyce K. Derstine N. Detweiler L. Eshelman C. Fisher R, Fluck R. Godshall C. Grafton C. Wambold J. Kleiner M. Stover R. Wambold P. Alderfer Not pictured: W. Josephson N. Moyer R. Sminkey Sophomore 611155 Offzoors Standing. left to right: Nancy Moore. Secretary Edward Swartley, Vice President: Wilson Kratz, Presldent Seated: Peggy Clemmer, Treasurer. Qrcshman 511155 Officers Left to right: Lee Musselman, Vice President: Bonnie Rahn, Secretary: jane Souder, Treasurer: Scott Moyer, President. 1' N - QA sr- . e . as u J. W' r A' fs ,Q 5 A - . me . fs- Left to right: M. Mosser J. Knauff D, Koder A. Kramlik R. La,ndes R. Legler C. Krauss Ihc 611155 of 1960 . K - :hk Ki Q- A F igfgifg fill i 3 'Q K fi Q 1 ii., m i vii. ' A X . . 5 - ,-1 . , V in 1 'W K in K KK . K -. . pl g 'Z' , -f :V A A A - L f- if ww i5 W m ' 93 Q if fr x, Q 1 ' 7w:ff 'Q Q 1. w X K, ,xxtgiey Wd' KKK , -4 310. x f. N its , - X fi , LA. - . H P ' Q K K .,,,, A K I n KK SK y. K, , Q g 5 A A L R 3 K K x 1 as 7 ' Q .,,. A uw, In 3: Yg, W' N -M ir ..,ff. , :L i fi-f I 'W 553 ' K 1, KK K vi W K KKKKK K cfgg, I9 . JN Ku. K , KKK.. 1, ,f 'W' ' P K it 'ff 515 V1 935 ' K A i W f -P A A K , 4 I-Q -Q fa-L .- mgii-Vu 3 Q W- ,K Z : xv K QI, A L: 3' Q- WL, K LK , , , . 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IM . . if iiklliif ' ii E ' fi QE V,,k .. J M., . E r .B X .kr-1,l,..,. V 'Ll . vlfmzi A 22 ii il 7 vi' - N - 6 f ffl I 'W W'-if 'vvis' R. Bair, R. Barndt, B. Bergey, G. Bissland, C. Bolig, D. Bolton, F. Boorse, F. Brazuk, B. Brooke, H. Carver, C. Clemmer, W. Clinton. W. Crouthamel, R. Cunnion, G. Derstine, J. Detweiler, R. Espen- ship, T. Feher, D. Slemmer, J. Bachert, A. Alderfer, L. Barndt, M. Barndt, L. Bergstresser. D. Bolton, B. Bradford, J. Buck, J. Connolly, G. Cressman, M. Daniels, J. Derstine, L. Derstine, B. Diehl, B. Douglass, N. Rick- ert, J. Weidemoyer. I. Dunn, R. Alderfer, R. Allebach, G. Beck, J. Bossert, J. Damiani, D. Detweiler, J. Ehst, H. W. Freed, D. Hoffman, D. Alderfer, N. Alderfer. E. Anders, E. Bechtel, E. Beidler, B. Benner, R. Bivighouse, G. Blank, B. Boyer, N. Chapman, M. Clemmer, S. Davis, R. Det- weiler, S. Devine. B. Erb, S. Fenstermacher, A. Garis, J. Gazdag, F. Gingrich P. Groff, J. Hager, J. Hengey, C. Kratz, P. Kramer, L. Kratz, J. Landis. R. Lazowicki, C. Pepkowski, L, Siegried, T. Snedaker, R. Snyder, D. Latshew, M. J. Hunsbexzger, M. Knowles, F. Kriebel, D. Kro- likowska, D. Kulp, D. Landis. C. Moyer, L. Moyer, L. Nace, D. Rogers, P. Rose, P. Ruth, D Shellenberger, E. Soeder, L. Swartley, N. Swartley, T. Trumbore P. Wicket. G. Yeakel, E. Yerk, M. Yoder, S. Yoder, M. Ziegler, A. Alderfer, D. Barndt, H. Benner, W. Dorn, L. Frankenfield, K. Freed, W. Funk. 73 ,. 9251, k if X 1 hips X i, ,fm . - 'WL x . R 42 R 4 X l Q ,:3.....,1-Z,::.-4... - - J e 5 .Q , .,. . . Lh,'k l m h I m 17 .. MV 491 ,W i A , X 'L f waz wif? ' gb .5 M ww- 'A s , K 92.2 t N, 0 .x , aff ,,,,,,. - Q.. ,- ian -V- X 5 , AX X M vu. '39 , www.. -.ue f,' , ff 4 we W A -'nt' S K sv, suv? K x R 3. E .W lm IQ -9 Ns .f fl.. 1 ,,w,,,. .r va ,- o. K uv- .. -ff--W .. W... K. 1 p. ,,,?, ii X . WH 535 H' 4 3 Che Hlass af 1960 - X A Q ' Q ' K -Q Z. if-, 551.75 x X5 , N 2 ,gr- W .lA Q 'Q . W- ,- Wav? xi ., -L ., WH: , --w K' , -My Q, in 74 sm .. , -,.-- ' -. ,. .R ,..., . ,. Q QP. . Q4 .4 L f :f H M1 M I I .. . i R X fig. , b ..... V K :,,gL .. .. 41,566 .' L WNW' :. . V . ...mfs A ,f X 'xx H .nf ..., ,B R. F ?iif3fA53l,1, .. 5- ' ' Q 5' 1 41 .,,- z ij:-'w.e. , ' - A I 'V SW.: Lf quxrf' K 1 el QTHZV v JYQVE5, 5. . P. -XXX 'K , 4 12-wi W luv X27 . ics 5-Siu' ' . , , . . i wk we i- V , 5 . K ' K . f f. K W' -:E NV' , YQ: ' . Y -wp' 7 .L ' H ' ' iislih . HW ,X 4 ' - sw . V I ' X' - ' : -iii4w.ww i M., .f ':f1' . 233 ' . WW fd ' 95 1 M V fn ,..f Q ' 55 Ji. I! in Wg? J 3 W . , 5, ffl' ss ' Y 'ill . My ., N . X . ' '4', ,.,, 5 ' ,Q XX' X 1b -Q . . 'A' .5 ' , six X .4--, L- j - cy ..., , i i my J wr' 4. :L ez ' .. .., . .. QQ QV 4 U we A. Fox, D. Freed, B. Fretz, E. Gerhart, R. Greaser, M. Har- per, B. Heckler, B. Hill. E. Hunsberger, B. Price, R. Juniper, D. Kerr, B. Macken, M. Loburak, VV. Holshouser, E. Ellinger, A. Moyer, S. Moyer, L Musselman, N. Nahon. J. Reath, D. Reed, R. Renner, T. Scholl, L. Seibert, M. Seitz B. Sell, J. Slotter, W. Rahmer, W. Flewelling, W. Beyers, F. Ball W. Snyder, T. Stover, G. Thierolf, V. Turzo, J. Urich, B. Wenger, F. Winner, D. Ziegler, T. Mackaravitz, V. Kratz, D. Leister, D. Martin. . D. Ziegler, L. Ziegler, M. Shedal, J. Souder, D. Stevens, B. Thiel, G. Treffinger, V. Van Dyke, S. Mininger, C. Moyer, E. Moyer E. Magee. A. Walton, E. Zumstein, B. Koffel, J. Feingold, D. Fitzgerald, L. Frederick, D. Frick, C. Fuhrman, L. Moyer, M. Moyer, P. Moyer S. Moyer. E. Funk, W. Garges, D. Goshow, E. Gotwals, R. Grafton, J. Groff, J. Gruenberg, R. Hallman, J. Musselman, S. Palmer, A. Peters, B. Rahn. T. Hendricks, R. High, R. Hilderbrandt, R. Hoffman, R. Johnson. R. Keyser, M, Fitzgerald, P. Fitzgerald, L. Kulp, F. Moyer,'J. Hope, N. Johnson. Not Pictured: K. Krupp, D. Meyers, M. Meyers, M. Nase. R. Rice, T. Shelly, B. Miller, J. Swartley, D. Fretz, D. Dunn, J. Schmidt. J. Stanton, D. Handschin, E. Miller. .ff Fi... FFF' QQflf..Iel '.'l 'M sllil---3...-..Q! l 75 p M . 5 X 'x X Q. X RX g S M.s,,?a W' Www .. .35 W .. is M X S 'WM , 2,,. I , ' 'f' - w b fi TE QQFNN -',gi.l2:?IaA se ,XSS Wil. . ,,.. 1 C5 time to BRENDA R. ALDERFER 'KBrenda Academic .1 mul, fr Ulf-1117, ,the lqvepx you nz .rtltrhex Wherever rhc're'x work-in Brenda pizchev. One of the twins . . . pro at athletics . . . all round leader . . . a story at the tip of her tongue. Class President 4: Vice President Senior Assembly 43 Student Council Secretary 43 Hockey l, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4: Baseball l, 2, 3, 45 No More Home- work : You Can't Take It With You Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Unaliyi Staff. JACOB ALDERFER jake Academic ltIlQt'i.f fm ezuy-going man, To get our of work he has many a plan. Good-looking . . . jake of all trades . . audio visual ace . . . loves speed. Audio Visual 2, 3, 4. BRIAN R. ALDERFER Brain General Likealzle, dependable, a lease all the way He hopes to wear Navy blue .rome day. One of the twins . . . big tease . . . good actor . , . handyman at Kel1er's Creamery. No More Homeworkng You Can't Take It With Young Band 1, 2, 3, 4. KATHLEEN ALDERFER Kass Commercial IXVZIJJI-1' ir 11 INIIVIXOHIC' lang , ,-Ind the bert dressed girl in :lie .venfor fluff. Always looks immaculate . . . friendly, personable smile . . . efficient typist . , . willing chauffeur. Student Council 33 Safety Council 3: Band l, 2, 3, 4: Unaliyi Staff 43 Usherette Corps 3. DAVID ALDERFER Duffy Academic When III tomar Io mzzfcl, mrs and fun Look lo Duffy-hf',v Ihe one Quiet until you know him . . . lived in Colorado . . . one of Kooker's gang . . collegiate in Bermuda shorts. Student Council 1. 25 Football 2, 3. Scniar 6111.95 I 95 7 LEON ALDERFER Lee Academic Lu' rnnzr to Ili in lair senior yemy' Ht .f fun to be with, und wc rc glad he fame fiezf. Don juan of senior class . . . loves to sleep in P. O. D .... naturally curly hair . . . one of the Kooker gang. No More Homework g Chorus 4. figs' , GEORGIA ALEXANDER Gogo Academic f-fro-111g 111f1l1'111 11'11m.f rlifnk lim' 11 111511111 H .-' .1 1i1l1'rm'1l yu! --1'-'fi1'1'1'tJHi' iff t1'11r11'.f. parkling green eyes . . . easy to get ong with . . . our curly top . . . perky hlete. Iockey 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 ennis 1. 2, 3. 4. Captain 3. 4. 'Sous ,And Daughters RALPH BARNDT Diesel Academic I '51 .ll1'1'1' is 11115 fwmfx 1fc'l1'gl1r5 Hr I.1k1',: off ill 11 hip' 11 ffl 111 ffigfil. nows how to handle any car . . . sincere. . . mild-tempered . . . well-liked . . . iendly . , , one of the Kookers' gang rt Club 3: Game Club 1, 2. JAMES BARNDT jim Academic 1lIfr'7'1r11' dc'1'1m1t1'r1g if hi.: fzcfmr' lmpfi ll'fn'11 11 1'rm11'v to .fffzrmf Il'07'k fic? n0l10n'y'J 1I'f7f7l'.l Sensitive . . . placid personality . . . adept organist . . . studious. You Can't Take It With You Z History Club 1. CLYDE BECK Clyde Academic .Uutfi If N115 fvmi.-' .-mc' 11'c'f1'gf1!,' Un 1,114 frrrlffulll field he .fh0Kl'.f flfx migfxr. Blonde hair . . . talkative . . . pals with Les . . . can be seen about town driving the newspaper truck. Student Council 31 Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 2, 3, 4. MARILYN BARNDT Marilyn Academic U111' vcwlrlwmk 111l11'1'l1'1u and . lr'm11'l11'.11f 11705 .l11'1f1'1l1f1'1f112 .ll.111lx11. f1f1'111'1f1I 1x dm: Luxurious hair . . . band typanist . . excellent seamstress 4 . . loves cats. Hockey 1, 3: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 2. 3, 4: Unaliyi Staff: Usherette Corpsg Arrowhead 2, 3, Editor 4: Bux-Mont Band 4. Zfrue And foyal ESTHER K. BENNER Esther' General Tin' tllllflffif n11'n1l11'r rw' 'mr 1l11f.f.' If Ifllif ,v1'rm11,1, Ilillll'-1l'0l'kl-fig 11155. Bashful but friendly . . detests home economics . . . good artist . . . loves animals. Handicraft Club 1, 23 Art Club 4. LUCILLE BENNER Lucy Academic Lucy is a girl with II beautiful zfoicf, .-lx rfizff l'0!'z1ll-ff, the ix our rhoiff. Neat wavy hair . . . possesses many chic clothes . . . has a lot of school spirit . . . studies hard. Basketball 1, 2, 33 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Trebelettes 2, 3, 43 Usherette Corps: You Can't Take It With Young Unaliyi Staff. KERMIT BERGEY Beanie General Branirif 11 guy with nary a rare, For limiting, he hui quite' ll flair. Quiet . . . drives a Ford . . . fascinated by guns . . . hates women C?j Unaliyi Staff, Chess Club 1, 2: Sports- man Club 1. DAWN BERGEY Dawn Academic Knorrrz fm' her long hair, known for lim' wil, Krzozwz for lIfll'll'l'X doing hw' bit. Strikingly pretty . . . popular . . . noted for high grades . . . has her share of boy-friend trouble, Class President lg Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4' v No More Homework , Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Unaliyi Staff: May Queen's Court 13 Usherette Corps: Arrowhead 2, 3, 4: Bux-Mont Band 4. . NN si .l M DORIS JEAN BERGEY Doris Commercial Klzorrn fur' hw' pi'r'Ifrv fwfr and 4'yf'.f, lVifh Iwi hnH1ic'r of nrozfieit ami rmrling. timr' flint. Hails from Lederach . . . conscientious member of sales class . . . speedy typist . , . exclusive laugh. Unaliyi Staff: Secretarial Club 3. join Our Song Of cflfccr, JOANNE BERTHOLD Chut Commercial Hri'c x Ihr girl 10 keep in mind, gli' Eff!-17.1711 cl xfrrftwy in von ufant to find, Good natured . . . loves animals . , athletic, especially at swimming . . , clever artist. Safety Council 3: Hockey 13 Basketball 2: Chorus 1: Unaliyi Staff. JOSEPH K. BILLGER Joe Academic for If rfczfrl' in ff10i't.t um! UfI7f'l'li'llfl', lick popzzlur' n'i1l1 lmrh 1116 gulf and guys. Peculiar walk . . . all around athlete . . . Football King . . . future Man in the Gray Flannel Suit. Class Vice-President 4: Safety Council 33 Football 1, 2, 3, Captain 4: Basketball l. 2, 3. 4: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. 5 , X.. ,Q X. ROBERT BOLTON ..B0b,. Academic me and fun, but never II frown, 'rr-'r ffffll-Y of humor wlien Bob if aramid. irkling blue eyes . . . our natural-born ster of ceremonies . . . loves to hide :k's varsity jacket . . . sports' fan. ss Vice-President 3: Student Council Football 1, 2, 3. 4: Baseball 1, 2: You 1't Take It With You. KENNETH BORNEMAN Ken General Ken if rlrrpy, mul quid, and mrs, lifherr farm' wflh l1mnr'u'or'k, he d0c'5n'l thinlg fIl'I'l'l'. Short and husky . . . plays the guitar . . . English is his downfall . . . likes to fish. Sport Club 1. RICHARD BRANDIS Rich General Frmd :infer frlilx I0 dflighl him, .Yothing I-.P ufflr' Io High! him. Amazing crop of freckles . . . rare wit . . . bike-hike fan . . . hangs out at Fat's. Handy Club 1, 2, 3. br Our Dmr Old High School Kaya! SALLY BROWNELL Sal Academic Yllfllilfl-l'l', 1'n1f1m.tl'lYfc', fmwlbiz' Sui. llfhnnglz .-hair IHIILVIMII, :halt quite u gal. lividualist . . . culture and literature husiast . . . plays hard in sports . . . ways writing letters to Boston. ident Council lg Safety Council 3: ickey 2. 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: nnis 2, 3, 4: You Can't Take It With u : Chorus 2, 3, 4: Trebelettes 4: aliyi Staff. JACK BUCHER jake General Vain' of thunder, seldom med. Il'hfv1 fhjnkifzg of Infant, llfra' nor amused. Deep bass voice . . . farm boy . . . enthu- siastic football player . . . school is the least of his worries. Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 22 Track 3, 4. SYLVIA BUCHER Syl Academic Xrfzrrl if ,fzm'e',c.ffz4l in errrh rum' elfrrv wily, Sln .v q1n'r'I, fm! if .-'nrt' I0 In' hculrrl' of .conlrriilyf Courteous . . . soft spoken . . . accom- plished musician . . . interested in church work. Senior Assembly Pianist 3, 4: Assembly Organist 4: Band 1, 2, 3. 4: Trebelettes 2. 3. 4: Unaliyi Staff: Usherette Corps. NANCY CARDY Nan Commercial Iiubbfifzg ozw' .the t111z'11y.r .vfcmf I0 1165 Nm1ry',v 11 girl who If fancy f1'c'c'. Short and perky . . . always laughing . . . discusses troubles with Doris Jean and Janice . . . capable commercial student. Unaliyi Staff: Usherette Corps 3. ELIZABETH CLEMENS Beth Academic lffth 11'm'k.r lmrd and gals t'!'l'IVl'fh1-fig zimzfg Slick not mlzfflud IIN hw' gm!! if won. Petite and feminine . . . maintains top scholastic average . . . high caliber singer. violinist, and pianist . . . future music major. Class Treasurer 2, 3, 4: Hockey 1, 2, 3,41 Tennis Manager 3, 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Trebelettes 2, 3, 4g Arrowhead Z, 3, CEditorQ 4: Unaliyi Staff: Color Guard. E KAYE CASSEL Kaye'y Academic lxitllvt' ! 0IHl!'L'.f and fffpr on tht' mznzpoffricf .Ind fr1't1'f1ff il fnfibaff milf: fzlfnfy of xrmm. Has a talent for the unique . . . always good for a laugh . . . pet peeve-P. O. D. . . . favors short hair. Hockey 1, 2, 3, 43 Softball 1. 2, 3, 42 Unaliyi Staff. DORIS CASTOR Doris General l m'na'l.r iuni nm' la mn' and 41115 ll'l1t'r1 mzfzr' dnzwu-izflrfauul, gin' fwfr' .1 airlf. Friendly and talkative . . . known for her perpetual laughter . . . writes many letters to Russ . . . pals with Faye. Home Ec. Club 23 Handicraft Club 1. 2. ,4s We Gather Here, LARRY C. CLEMENS Larry Commercial .Ntfl.-:Hu 4'It'l't'l', I.irf'1'i'.f if guy. lifrt' trrfilm .fIlt'til',fJ' will lll'Z't'l' fm.-1 lu: Noted for his humor . . . blushes beauti- fully . . . snappy dresser . . , toots a hot trumpet. Band I, 2, 3, 4. LEROY CLEMMER Clemmer General llwf'f'.'t'-fn1.1f1i mt fffr'ri1r11r1 c flrlighl H11 ftrffqlfixq -'nfrfi zfmw' 1111! fulfil' .I fliyllf. Guitar artist , . , not interested in girls , , , hails from Harleysville. Baseball 1: Chess and Checker Club 11 Handy Club 2, 3. ' S swf' LESLIE CLEMMER JOHN CRESSMAN CONSTANCE DELP Les Commercial john General Connie Commercial llc' lctlzl.-' il lift- fflzlfli rucrry 111111 gilyj .1l17lY7l'lI1g Ihr gflli' I.-' lil.: fllz'on'lc gimlrp HU' H'l-I I-J' xhlzrfr, lim' ffnfbry mr rmlig .lmi pftlm' tu lu' .1 .-'ufumzizfl mme' day. Hr frrlltrlvx Izurrlzcvs It'I1f'71 lic' Imllf them ihr fjllfllll-UVA' rycs im' dunk and .m'c'c'I. Nays talking , . . could sell refrigerators mme' Mischievous . . , likes hill-billy music . . . Eskimos . . . full of fun . . .works at Always lokmg - - - great talkef - - - 3 not bothered by lessons . . . favors n Lite' volunteer fireman . . . Navy bound. Lansdale. orus 3, Audio visual 1, Chorus 1: Senior Art 3. Ve ,4 rc 971 ed With Praia: Zander LEE DERSTINE Pat Commercial Lee Commercial If inn numf flllllflflllly zifmr, ln'w'.- rfu' girl lily fwmru riff .zml lm 1mp1.vl1 grin fm HIM. mfvlf' ,m,l LH' pmif ,mply 111' MNA .Wir lfkzx fzrmzrulriy mmf ft'l1f1'n1y, nm. Koffel's side kick . . . rare sense of humor . . . man hater? . . . accomplished accord- dical philosophy . . , always in trouble . jolts along on a motor scooter , . . irks at Daubs. ianist. seball 1: Audio Visual 2, Athletic Club 1: Secretarial Club 3. Sb-f W:--ve J DAVID DETWEILER Dave Academic I fm! tum' Iilnrlg run' Ifllii lrrfgllr lilzl fox.-'1'x.fz'5. ll!-' rillzrzliuf .nv gnml .fn fn' xvldwn d1.flVc'.f.fz'.f. The silent type . . . possessor of well! defined features . . . hates to talk about people . .. bound for Goshen. Audio visual 3: Sportsman Club l, 2. Y' ik Eff? ,. SANDRA DIETZ Sandy Academic S655 f7fEL1fL711I and l!ikC'll!7fl', plnr, me might IJZFIIIIYOU, l'rvf1x red lmir llfhlifh ulzmzyx dmzw our utferzlimz. Studious , . . frequently can be found in Philadelphia . . , theatre hound . . . owns many lovely clothes. Band 2, 3, 4: Unaliyi Staff: Usherette Corps. EUGENIA ENTERS Genie Academic Slflfrrz' ima' fzfrmlvfe and when it mrmxv down 10 lf, GI-iff hw' 11 golf, and ,fhcfll ,CIIITIVV get llrozuzd ra ff. Flair for dramatics . . , blonde hair . . . future woman in white . . . chemistry is her waterloo, Tennis 2: You Can't Take It With You g Chorus 2, 3, 4: Trebelettes 33 Unaliyi Staff. RAYMOND E. DREGER Digger Commercial Slrzmzmlrzg Ihr banjo III DI-ggC'7'i,C fun, Whwz if romvx to xzor1'c.v, half: go! ll mn. Droll sense of humor . . . tennis fan . . . stamp collector . . . likes to sing in class. Airplane Club l. JANICE EISENHAUER Jan Commercial If it il Il'f7I-1137 You ure' looking for. fill!!-fl' lzlzmzvf klllllllf thc .fl'UVt'. Filled with school spirit . , . hails from Elroy . . . likes blue Fords . , , lucky lass with a diamond. Unaliyi Staff: A s s i s t a n t Manager Booster Campaign. ,And Kcmmbrancc Dcar, DONALD B. FAMOUS Famous Academic Um' tlnznkx lo 1: guy who lL'UVk.f nvitfi gnu! Jf7l'f'lllv Tu fvmiffr' for our trrzfur, jus! whur flzfy nerd. Conscientious . . . outstanding person- ality . . . has managed all athletic teams in the past two years . . . won't consider any school but Ursinus. Student Council 3: Safety Council 3: Football Manager 2, 3, 43 Basketball Manager 3, 4: Baseball Manager 2, 3, 41 Band 1, 2: Unaliyi Staff. ALFREDA FOX Freda Commercial Slwrf of .-f.r1m'z'. limi mmf! of fimlf, .llillilllyf ffl Sllfllfllli Ili HIUIQ' fhllfl LI ll'hl.NI. Exquisite complexion . . . sports a diamond . . . likes to dance and draw . , . dislikes history. Art Club 1: Cheerleading Club 1: Ath- letic Club Z. Tits K PAUL FOX TERRY FRANTZ l'Fox Academic Butch Academic Sly in ffwrlmll, quirk in rmfk, Terry 1-5 11 whiz in gym, .Yvrhfng ww- lwldr him bark. Thwfgll l1f'f wry .fnwll of limb. dways derives pleasure from food , , , Sweater boy , . . swimming is a favorite ice to be around , , , 100115 forward to sport . . . likes tropical fish . . . small but shing trips . . . future lies in tiling. ITIUSCUIBF- -tudent Council 1, 2: Football 2, 3, 4: Track manager 3- 'rack l, 2, 3, 4. Src Our Voices Will Dcfcud Her RONALD FREDERICK NANCY LOU FREED Ears Academic Lou Commercial l mll lluzlqy guy n'lm is liked lly ull, 1.011 nfux cilfvlain of Ihr' hockey Irum, llrfr lmfmd fm' college in Ihr' full. ,lx iz rliccrlcuder, their really on the beam. rrcsistible tease . . , well-known athlete . . popular . . . his policy is laugh last nd best. Sneezing secretary in school play . . . agile hockey and softball player . . . expert in diving . . . nice to everyone. ienior Assembly vice-President 43 Foot- all 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Base- all 1, 2, 3, 4. Hockey 1, 2, 3, Captain 4: Softball 1, 2, 3, 43 No More Homeworku: Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4. LARRY FREDERICK Moon Commercial Ili' llifltifllif fnu'll'4'ijn1Iz', lint, on .ffvnlff ln' lm- the word, llc' tl'u1,'el.r with PVIVFC' and if ,fern more Ilmn Iltfllfd, Always with Donnie and Dick . . . half- ball enthusiast . . . quiet, if you don't know him . . . clerk in Acme Market. Track 1. WILLIAM FREED Willy Academic 1.1-im and lanky, lzrfr lopped with iz brain, Thix dir-hard Drnmrmlt findx .cturlizxv no pain. Tallest member of the class . . . scientific all the way through . . . ardent gram- marian . . , Lehigh bound. Student Council 1: Assistant editor of Unaliyi. CHARLES FREESE Chas Academic I5'11.v1'l111lf if Ihr' gfmzv Chas. Iflgfzf 10 play: H175 quffz' 11 mmf'111'1111 I-I1 his 01011 .tlxbffr 11111-v. Impartial about school . . . woman hater . . . has a flare for vests . . . says funny things at the right time. Baseball 1, 3: You Can't Take It With You . CLAIRE GARRECHT Claire Academic Clirfre' j111f,:1-uf-.v 11116111 in fha' firld of arlg l'z'1114' 11111K f11'rr11llvy, .rfzr mkac rrforlq to fnfmf. Short, snappy, blonde . . . hard worker . . . sports fan . . . bound for Gettysburg, Student Council 2: President 4: Tennis 3, 4: May Queen's Court Z: You Can't Take lt With You : Unaliyi Staff. BARBARA FRETZ Barb', Academic Ii111'!n11'11'f 11 gl-If of high f'xte4'n1,' 111 xffom' LIIIII .fl'll0ltIl'Jhff7 shaft fm llze f11'11111. Excellent public speaker . . . capable leader . . , whiz at hockey and tennis . . . talented writer. Class Secretary 3: Student Council 4: Safety Council 3: Hockey-1, Z, 3, 4: Tennis 2, 3, 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Unaliyi Editor: Arrowhead 2, 3, 4. SHIRLEY'GARIS Garis General flz'1'c .f 11 l11.r.w' ll'lifh f1l1'11I-y of .ffL'1Il7I,' .Yhrfc 11 zzwfizlwfzlf guf In hum' on 11 tc'11m. Fighting spirit in all sports. . .rare laugh . . . likeable personality . . . a clown. Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Tennis 2, 3, 4: You Can't Take It With You Z Unaliyi Staff. Kaiscd 4711 Accents 6161111 JANET GEBLER Jan Academic Tinlv, n1lk11I1'1'c, 1c1'1'if1'f 1f'115c'J 11111 if 11111'11y.t 1111.1'fo1f.v to pfczml, Known for her zany cough . . . curly blonde hair . . . came from Dallas- Pennsylvania, that is, but could outftalk a Texan. Softball 4. LOUISE GEHMAN Lou Academic Xflltfl-UIIX, 1'1'1'11c'1'n11.r-1111 In one ll b1'11 f.014'.f 111'011111l, v1m'H 11l11'1ly,c f11IL'l' ffm. Energetic . . . loves a good time, Italian food, and boys . . . future Florence Nightingale . Student Council 4: Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball manager 4: No More Home- work : Band 1. 2, 3, 4: Bux-Mont Band 4: Unaliyi Staff: Usherette Corps 3. : MARY LOU GEHMAN Lulu Academic mln likzxf ruflmr' lim! is imcp l'0Il'l'l' if firmer rlnfor 1111.-I, fhf'1151n'e1y px'ai.fe YUM. :rfectionist . . . nice figure . . . belle of e R. Sr S .... undecided about college. ockey Manager 4: Tennis 2: Chorus 2, 4: Treblettes 2, 3. 5 JESSE B. GEHRIS jess Academic farce' if izztcrrxtrn' in uzvlziiorz and planes: .ldmiuion to Perm Stuff hr' hapaf that hc gains Reserved and studious . . , has a strong liking for good books . . . amateur pilot. Track Club 1. 911 We .Cave Our Dear Old High JON BRITTON GOURLEY Brit Academic m'f mrvnion tht' Nury Rc'.vfrvc', or he'l! xtuy, 1 m11z'1'nr'c' you of fflliilfflg, right llltfrly. Naval Reserves . . . great dancer . . . lkative . . . burning ambition is to :come a lawyer. Jotball 3. g V CHARLES DAVID GRASSE Grasse General lV0r'lq1'f1g on liomezvorlf lo him ff fl crinie, His hl'LlI'l ix in Harleyszfille mort of the lime. Likes horses . . . ardent miler on the track team . . . enjoys hunting. . . took academic course until senior year. k Football 2, 3, 4: Trac 2, 3, 4: Band 2, 3, 4. 'rw- se --.. I ig DANA GETTY Getty Academic G:-ily is ll flmrurtrr frnm the word go, When il famar to cars, hcl' in lhe know. Neat dresser . . . always sports a flattop . .. sense of humor . . . one of Kooker's gang. Football 3: Baseball 2: Chorus 3: You Can't Take It With You. School CHEROLYN GREISAMER Sherry Academic Sflf'l'I'vi' is tl f7l'l'fl'l'Ii071I-.ff and I0 hw' i'rm'z'4' go! lo hand il, Shir hmuxvl and l':'ln11vlz', hw' mn: r fx Aiken for glw1l:'1l. Lovely short hair . . . studies hard , . . well-liked , . . plans to be a teacher. No More Homework : Chorus 2, 3, 4: Trebelettes 3. 4: Unaliyi Staff. QW DOROTHY GRONBACH Dot Commercial Um' of rin' rozlrzgwl glrfx in om' 1'fi1,v:, If lfzfx tjzmklhfrzkzlzg, 1.1ff, fr14z'r1z1'fv frm: Possesses a widow's peak . . , tall of stature . . . likes all school subjects , . reading is a favorite hobby. Home EC. Club 1. MARY JANE HAGEY Janie Academic f.lv1f' lr full nf fwfr and fill! of .ffliool Xfll7'lif. llfiru It rnrmw' fn ,vrrigirlg 111' ffwlfililly. fill' 1imwr1'l fuzz' fl. Stylish dresser . . . creamy complexion . . sticks to her opinions . . . appealing voice. Student Council treasurer 3: Hockey 1. Z1 May Queen's count 3: No More Homeworkng Chorus 1, Z, 3. 4: Tfebelc ettes 2, 3, 4: Unaliyi Staff: Usherette Corps 3. CAROL GUENST ROY M. HAFLER Guenst Commercial Haf Academic lim hw' 117114511111 giggle .ffm if noff'11', Rui 11' om' of Ihr' bI4l'lI'l'.ff7tHf fmmrl, ,lx fm ilu' gif! of gall-fflifx gil! if frnlzlnfl llflv frflru flmflv, fm! lIt'I'l'l 101111. Blushes easily . . , short curly hair , . . Happy handyman . . . model railroad -leanette's confident . . . bound for an fanatic . . . record hound . . . cheery smile. office job. Handicraft club 3. ,Ami Our Hlassmalcs 2700, 'ALes Academic BEVERLY HAIRE If wuzzflflolg fvlirltnynlpflw, flrif zrflfkul fmnf, UBEVU Commefclal llffirzzrgh f14'.vf'1'1m ijulirf. lu' :im fw' qmlz' if fluff. lf f'ftf 'ffl' ff'f '1 ff' bf' WW' flfffiffi Works for Doc Hedrick 4 . . handsome lint zwfzrrf mn kunn'f11'1',.if1c v1J11r'lfllguiwf. ' V h enjoys traveling . A V gymnastically Very neat appearance , . . likes the Lans- ifldined- dale crowd . 4 . future hairdresser. FO otball 1, 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4: Unaliyi Basketball 2. Staff- STANLEY HALLMAN J, LOWELL HALTEMAN ip. Stan General jay General l1111fl111 1111i uf rfn lli11l4'i-'zlllr 111111'rl, ll'l11'11 lin lflllfllt Ifltlf Sf1.1111'-'fi g111'f111', 121111, 1.11 fn 1- 11111If ffinnzf. Vrrffvff' ffm 111 fl'11111 m':l1' .mal f1l1'. norts minded . . . hot rod fan , . Never concerned about lessons . . . hill! itcloorsman , . . future mechanic. hilly voice . . . hits the bulls-eye every Dothan 1' 34 4: Baseball 3, time . . . hangs out at Abe's in Franconia. Baseball 1. JANET HAMMERSCHMIDT jan Academic lfwrtit' 11 ynl ruff: mfwllf g.1l111'r'. 'l'l11'1'v'1'r' 11 fm' lu'l1111', fin! nu' mulil 11111111' mimi' HIIHI, Efficient organizer . . . capable ballet dancer . . . attractive alto voice . , . hopes to be a music teacher, Student Council Secretary 3: Hockey l. Z, 3, 4: No More Homeworkuz You Can't Take It With You : Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Trebelettes 2, 3, 4: Unaliyi assistant editor: Usherette Corps: Pie and Cake Sale Chairman 3. ' cd ,And White Shall l5'c Our Emblem LAWRENCE HANNIGAN Mack General ll,11 -'11.1jif1i', hlrff' 1111 ft ywrfi, .XL11 S.1lf1114l1'1fl1' M111 114111 wc' 1r1'.l14'f'11 ry sense of humor . . . Irish temper . . . ,hing fiend . . . Mr. Hulsizer's pet peeve, iess Club 2: Handy Club 2, 3. SUZANNE S. HANNS Susie Academic IG11 .c111y111y mul 1f11'1'111g Ju' fmt' 1111 ofv-z'vf1r111 ll4-1- l111'1'li' flrxffnxt rmmlqv 11 l.11I.'11g 1111f11z'1.f11111. Well-traveled . . . wears her hair neatly . . . likes to drive . . . forthright in her opinions. Hockey 1: No More Homeworku: Chorus 1, 3, 4: Trebelettes 3. 4: Safety Council 3. NANCY HARPER Harper Academic .Ximit 1- lg11111i'11 fm l11'1 flinlf 11.11't' 11.111, ll'f1f11 11 111111f- I11 -r'11'111g Jn fmt 11 yfrilt fl.111. Considerate . . . sports a diamond . . active in 4-H . . . sweet soprano voice. Chorus 2, 3, 42 Trebelettes 3. 4. STANLEY HECKLER Heckler Academic Srvn in Pc'nm'idgc on mizny 0rm,f1'Unf, Tn tilfk izlfozat mfr, he needy rm pf'r,rz4u,ff0n. Conscientious student . . . always just on time . . . good natured . . . record collector. Baseball 13 Typing Club 3. CAROL JOHNSON Pogo Commercial Lou nf L'l1t'l'yV Pogo pn.:.fc.f.fz'.f, .I prrlqv fl11'w'lnl1fc'r', zcfilh .rlznrf blond t1'cu'.vr.r. Snappy, short, blonde . . . pint sized riot . . . terrific athlete . . . willing to help anyone. ' Hockey 2, 3. 4: Basketball 2: Baseball 21 May Queen's Court 2, 33 No More Homework : Cheerleader 3, 4. I 2, 'WN' fmk ELEANOR HENNING WILLIS HILL Toot Commercial Willie General ll'lu'n fllflif afoot, llr' tilkry fjnflr' if i1X1lu'f1y from luflq In rfmp, 7'hf'f'f f 0'4 Killf Tfwf- .ll the gufmz' and Vlvflgllllg fzfr Ihr' rlrwlm uf Never seen without chewing gum , . . M' N 'f active color guard . . . always has time Never worries . , . constantly joking . . , to help a friend . . . eating, sleeping, and tells tall tales about Ambler , . . Han- laughing are her mainstays. nigan's buddy. Unaliyi staff: Color Guard. Football 1, 23 Track 1, 2: Boxing Club 2. ,Ciffs Dark Pathway Clzraugh. MAR-IORIE KELLER Marge Academic illurgc' if f14'1'c'f and ful! of fun, BRUCE KENWORTHY ,Ynrxirig ax il l'zlI'Fl'I' if Ihr only 0110. HB1-ucen Academic Noted for her Ford convertible . . , always Ulm mf ll IW. f I f m Wm chauffeuring Louise , . . plays a hot flute Ijkrd Ivy all fluff nlrmvf lwm. in the band . . . looks ahead to a career at Lancaster General. Softball Manager 3, 4: Usherette Captain 3: No More Homework Proud of Scottish descent , . . loyal . . . former Roxboro citizen . . . interested in Band 1, 2, 3, 42 building- Unaiiyi staff 4: Hi-Y Club: Speech Club. JOYCE KODER MARILYN KOFFEL ROBERT KRATZ Joyce Academic Marilyn Academic Yak Academic Inter' If nrrfvznmliff' in rmim' rl It IJ Ilan' if if gill IVIVIII l'l0lh4',v ifyflr in slyfr, Tull, hilliflmnlr, rfc'l1m1i11'l', I fwmk tum' .lmiruill mmfilrlf' frm' efllv. .Yoff-rjmkzvi and 411H't'l,f1I1f'Il'Pill'l'llg 11 fmlle. Yak ix rhz' type' will! lIf'l't'l' ll ulr:'. oves animals and children . . . came to Always earns good grades . . . quiet until Class diplomat . . . magician and musician 5 from Pennridge . . . flying enthusiast you know her . . . ace driver . . . con- , . . great mimic . . . interested in every- . , movies and art form her pastimes. stantly seen with Joanne. thing. and 1, 2: Art Club 3, 4: Cafeteria Basketball 1: Student Council 3. No More Homework g Band 1, 2, 3, 43 orker 3, 4. Bux Mont Band 3, 4. In Our Hearts Our Memories Weeen ROY DEN L, KRATZ Roydie General :bowl rwmlq tl0l'f7Iif pflim' lzim, 11111 lic Veflllv likrf vfmp, liz lfru'zl1'1 x lit! of flllflffl-Cf, mlfififfzg if uf the Inf. ilushes easily . . . quiet till you know im . . , sports a hot Ford . . . independent. Iandy Club 1, 3. can JOANNE KRIEBEL JO Academic ROBERT KRUPP I0 fx quiet, but 1'r1lc'ff1'gz'11I und' .r11'r'c'I, Bob General lX'7IOI1'l-Hg lim' it if ,fperfill lrmlf. 1, pm-f 301, ,',, A, hllpfv ,,,,,0,j' Marilyn and she are inseparable . . ll'lmi um- ,fprirlgf fo him of fowl, lovely blonde locks . . . pretty clothes . . . U Genial . . . good prospect for Armed writes many letters. Forces . . . forms a trio with Bob and Red Cross Club 13'-I-yping Club Z: Handi- Wilmer . . . teased about his haircut. craft Club 3. Track 1, 2. t asia . ,it x I :ii ' .Lt -r g fi e Je ii 1 . 3 1. Wairara- S sr 5 JUDITH KULP THOMAS KULP ESTHER LANDIS Judy Commercial She only ,fpeulqf when spoken mg But ull 1'4I yt har a .vmilf for you. Bowling fan . . . capable captain of majorettes . . . known by her long lovely locks , . . pleasant disposition. Majorette 2, 3, Bux Mont 4: Unaliyi Staff. RALPH K. LANDES Landy General Hr -f-1- is if frllrm' 1z'1 ' 111 quite 11 wir, .I full of tht I2-C lroyf, hc Dltlkfi tl hit. Never a -dull moment in his life . . . our boy Flattop . .. works at making cars run . . . gets along with everyone. Football 1, 3, 4: Baseball 1. T. Kulp Academic .I forlq-.rm'f attitude docs Tom frnffcxx, Ulf are Iliff' tim! he ls bozmzl for .tuz'1'z'5x. Well-groomed . . . expressive brown eyes . . . always a laugh when he is near , . . one of the Kooker gang. Class Vice President 1, 2: Senior Assem- bly President 4: Student Council 1, 2, 4, Treasurer 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1, 2, 4: You Can't Take It'With You : Unaliyi Staff, Key Club 1, 2. Es Commercial Till V011 get In know lwr, Fx ,fl'l'N1j 7'l'fl-flllg, .Wir fl!!-ilk! fminlzrzg lmrl NJIKXIVI' lr1.ffv1r1'11g. Identified by her blaze of red hair . . . lovely alto voice . . . drives her dad's Merc . . . member of the 12-B gang. Chorus 2, 3, 4: Trebelettes 3, 4: Unaliyi Staff. 1311 Clic Passing year, RALPH EDWARD LANDIS Eddie General lfzlflfc' fif1m'm'c'.r fzlfrrlt zzfc all arlm1'1'z', To follow fri hiv fnr1t,r1c'px fhould be our dl'.YIVl'l'. He likes playing the trumpet . . . one of the 12-C boys . . . pretty brown eyes . . . sincere. You Can't Take It With You : Band 1, 2, 3, 4. FAYE LINDSAY Faye General ll you umm! Io go fur, Tukr' 11 Vlzfz' fn Filiiffv mr. Earring collector . . . Doris' sidekick . . Florida bound after graduation . enjoys drawing. Home En. Club 1: Handicraft Club 2. I Vkk. kr J' if le SUSAN LONG DROLLENE MACK WALTER MATTSON Sue Commercial Drollene Commercial Matt' General 1.1-l1'l .1 lnllflvl'-ll'nl1't lllliil' llw' l'!IIi4'!' llul fvlnlgv z4'f'fHlilfl1l1ll'ff, llfl' flfllflg IICIIIF, Fill-, 7JJiH!1!7Il'i'. rllflw' lilly: nl -lll.lll. lx A, l,f!.,f,,,,y f,,',,,,fv I,-11511 lvl' rml' fflnzizr. Sfllmll filly rlllrlg .flzrfr HHIIJX fm full. illlllllfly llumfllllffllll, .ll.lt1 lzilfft- lllflll llll. liet . . . seen with Drollene . , , enjoys Easily embarrassed . . , likes to doodle Quiet mannerisms . . . cheerful . . . loves ting pictures , . . future secretary. . . , prefers skating to other sports . . . cars , . . one of the General Big Four , laliyi staff 41 H3Hdi'CY3fY Club 2. sg fnendlyl Football l, 21 Baseball 1. Key Club l. Jrlle EQ. Club 1. Unaliyi Staff 4: Home Ec. Club 1: Handicraft Club 2. 3. 'ricudship Zfics Will c 'cr IK: Hrak cn RUTH L. MILL Ruthie General 7' mill slllfxf tltillflfflb' ll1l'1llI'4'lf, lt1l.l15 llnll fwbl :I lc'..l'lll J-' lflfwfllflll, 'ficient cashier in the cafeteria , . . good tured . , , at home with a needle 4 . . ves trips to the mountains, ockey 1, Z: Handicraft Club Z1 Cafe- ria Worker, BETTY MILLER Bell Academic lillf si frflfll lllllf ll..'lfl Vvll full, Ill fht AH7IZl l','!'lit', lliflxl U71 ffl! Iliff. Recognized by her distinct laugh . . , tall and willowy . , . high spirited cheerleader . , . the social type. Hockey 1, 2, 3: Basketball 2: Unaliyi: Cheerleader 1, 3, 4. LOWELL MININGER Minnie Academic lflllllsl f- lu.llfl'lI' nllfl .-fllllr .llllf .llllfwfwlrl Niflllfli, lm- .frnf Ill fllllz .f-l full .ll Good sport and loads of fun . . . specializes in trig . . , noted for his luxuriant natural curls . . . hopes to attend Bob jones University. Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4: Baseball 1, Z, 3, 4: No More Homeworku: You Can't Take It With You : Band 2, 3. 4. l. MIRIAM M. MOSSER Mim Academic Um' wlzfl imzl om' :drill , AIIYN If r'4'fpei'!z'rl,' ln lim' fm'fw14':', zzubmlx' feel.: 11c'gf:'z'tz'd. Genteel personality . . , cute dimples . . . likes tennis and art . . . sees all work through to the end. Unaliyi Art Editor: Handicraft Club 1: Art Club 3. 4. GAIL MOYER Gail Academic ffulz' mln' flif1f'l'7'l fx nm' filth' filrfvi' Ciuf H': r'f' mfr' In hw' l'7IllJt'ilZ'Ol'.F shi' will 1101 fiul. Well-liked . . . possesses many pretty clothes . . . seems quiet . . . nice person- ality. Basketball 1: Softball 2, 3, 4: Chorus 1. 2, 3, 43 Trebelettes 4: Unaliyig Usherette Corps. DENNIS LEE MOYER Denny Commercial lJl'7l!ll' ozwzf il hat Plynzozffh m11z'w'l , llv'-' if ymlf gill' Io know, f1t .v izfzluzyw' ilfrri. Quiet . . . has a nice flatop . . . travels with Barry . . . likes photography. Chorus 3. GEORGE H. MOYER George Academic Il .vfilif ff, cvwfyt-. f ,,,,a wif., mmf. llxiff 1 1'1r 1 .f 1f:'4'z'1 f, rz'1 ff zrfz at il dfmlv. Competent head of Safety Council . . , wears his crisp crew-cut proudly , . . avid shutterbug . , , willing worker. Safety Council 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4: You Can't Take It With You : Hi Y Club. DIANE MOYER Moyer Commercial lllitlm' 1.f tJfnun'.f l'ffl4I'll'lIl rum' fmfy, Shi- tim ffm! nrrlt 1' in moi! imv Ifzzy. Manager of many campaigns . . . loaded with school spirit . . . uses her all-round interests to advantage . . . commutes from Vernfield. Student Council 13 Chorus 2, 3: Trebel- ettes 3: Unaliyi Staff Business Manager: Booster Campaign Manager: Magazine Campaign Manager. Sfarmcd 4711 S. HS. JEANETTE MOYER Moyer Commercial Ill nzmlnrn ifwmn Jn' lfzmlgi mr fun, H141 ln:-'zfnlff fi flu f.1z'r1f1l4' nm. Pretty curly hair . . . Miss Reisler's pet peeve . . . continually exercising her vocal chords . . , cute clothes. Hockey 2, 3, 43 Softball 4: Unaliyi Staff. 2 W RONALD MOYER STANLEY NICE LLOYD P. NYCE Ron Academic Stan Commercial Mike Academic 11, ,111 ilillrmfz' fmlllmff inch fmm mimi rflvprlrierilf would mrlzef not f.n'c'. rid talker-at times . . . tall, broad- ouldered . . , mathematically inclined . sports-minded. udent Council 13 Football 1, 2, 3, 4: iseball l, 2, 3, 4. Wren We leave PATRICIA ANN NYCE Pat Commercial uw l'..':4S!1 .wif limi .nu ffgfzf .xml gilt. Wil ffm-it-iw iJl..fm .wif .I llnzrlnlg limit. ggles delightfully . , . Pat and fun are nonymous , . . wishes the year was all iurday nights . . . sings a nice alto l'l'llOIIy. udent Council 3: Chorus 1, 3. 4: Trebel- ,cs 3, 4: Unaliyi Staff: Usherette Corps. ln luv Ullllly Prmllllz' Slim l1l71'dz'.f. III, nmrlqx are ljnire xzmexxfial IlL'5IiL1l'.f. .llzkr IJNVI n':'ll-lqrmrwri lin! liefi imlli 1ruri1r'r1rio11,.-, Ili.-'jr-iw1d.f mic' him hfgfli, limi fm guy-' Came to us in our senior year . well- tm, Vkmfwdamv M liked . . . reads humor magazine faithfully . . . smart dresser. Hobby Club l. 2. 3. Never in a hurry. . . has admirable knack of holding a straight face . . . his Spanish problems aren't South of the Border . . . one of our curly tops. Basketball 2, 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4. 271111 Well Known Pertals DONOVAN PRICE Donnie Academic llwrzfrfe Iliff HIM' nf fm rmffzzf prize' pn,-',f4'.mf1r1 , llilzeu it tfnvzuf in ffurziriy, lu' fmf im flfuiu-11211. Tall . . . has interest in the junior c , . , dependable . . . likes tennis, Track 1, 2, 3, 4. K FAY RAI-IMER Fay Commercial l .1i'.- fvblll' flizlif' If nu mmf: .1rfrn.mqi, 11' All llfflllg :wifi fin, lzlffr rflml .-f flillfmlf. Interested in office work . . . has another special interest . , . travels with 12-B IHSS gang . . . hails from Salfordville, Unaliyi Staff: Cheerleading Club 1: Handicraft Club 3. ilU 'R'k STANLEY REST Rest General If ffzrrv zcfwz' g4l'l71!ILI5II'Cj all day long, 514111 would have inf trozzblc, he r0uldn'1 ga wrong. Performed on the rings for Open House three years . . . mischievous . . . antag- onizes teachers . . . talkative. Football 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1. DORCAS RUSH Dorcas General llrzrfily !l'07.1QZ'lf' in Ihr' I'IIfl'ff'7'I-ll z'z'm'y day, Sfirff f'ffl'z'iz'11f will qzazirf af ,vhs guru' nu hcl' Il':7V. Seldom heard . . . often seen with Sarah . . . home-body . . .excellent in home ec. Cafeteria worker. it WILMER ROSENBERGER Bill General l'l 1'lr11z'l' if quit! and ,reldom do you hear him, Bur hr' nm br 41 ren! friend ta llwrc who arc moft firm' him. Constantly seen driving around . . . good natured , . . pals with Walt , . . likes sports. Baseball 13 Sportsman Club 2. WILLIAM RUTH Bill General Biff lilqvf lllii mir'-Aiuzd nz' like fifx frlrff. ll i f mlqfrz im ffm' 1'f' 51 fn fflz' ,vnlijrzt of girls. Works at Penn Dutch . . . one of the general boys . . . aims to please . . , enjoys a good joke. Band 1, 2, 3, 4. BONNIE ROYER Bonnie Academic BOIHIIVC' mwzx tl ll'LHfl,l'Ul1t' Ihtll if ufry mmplelcg Siu' haf zzillzmllly :muy hair and her uppnznrnzf fx noni. Made many paper flowers for the prom . . . plenty of school spirit . . . interested in interior decorating . . . loves social life, Chorus 1, 3: Trebelettes 3: Unaliyi 4. cm' Za Return, DENNIS SCHULER Den Academic Sfhllkfllllg r'x'c'.f, 0495 if IIAHIIIVUIJIL' fini l'll1Il'L'If, llrff fiofvnfin' mul lfllwltvd- -112 Ihr!! 111' fmvz' ilgrrml, Pretty blond hair . . . our Tab fHunterj , . . drives a snazzy '56 Chrysler . . . he's a panic in classes. Basketball l, 2, 3. 4: Baseball l, 2. 3, 4: Band 2, 3, 4. .XE i tr is DAVID SEITZ Bass Academic 77171 If KUIVIC 1' to 117 Hfllflllllg, fflllfff, KH' lllilfhv rw rmlqw lui fifiirz' in Iflr' fluff of lfw zfim. 3eanuts and Les Algard fan . . . great nse of humor . . . doesn't lose any sleep fer women . . . Lehigh bound, lass President 3: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: asketball l, Z, 3, 41 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 41 and Z. 3, 4: Buxmont Band 2. 3, 4, ' c Will c'cr GARY SCHULTZ Dutch Academic lfz fwfh ulifml ,fu'.1iY--:4r1ilirfv.1.i.-nl, , , If illlfflll Illllill 71171 r1Hf'il.I-iflj, ull of wise cracks . . . sports a German :ooter . . , likes to play cards , . . thinks xing radios is fun. .udio visual 33 No More Homeworkuz You Can't Take It With You. SHIRLEY SI-IISLER Shis Commercial .HI f'l1 i ',-' tlzrwfzil, 1 1f-1 ' f'f' A1144 Iumght .md 'Iuka'-' flu' ffifmh liar zfmi. Continually happy . . . talking is her favorite pastime . . . likes bubblegum and boys . . . future hair stylist. Student Council 2: Softball 1. 2: junior Chorus l, PATRICIA ANN SIMMONS Pat Academic I- lxlfililln nf fm! lufm yznlvili. Sfzwl lf1.ffl.- nj frm, if iffil, .f inwf, Steps in style . , . perennial joke teller . . . carefree . , , dancing is her hobby. Assembly chaplain 1: Student Council 1, 2, 3: Safety Council 3, 4: May Queen's Court l: Color guard 4. argct Ury Zfcaclfings BRYAN P. SEESE Bryan General fifmfl Ji tm1.i'fl14i, tzfixlr, .wif mff. Iwi filffflfly 111 f!.1.i.if.i fu' f'f.:,'i Ifzwm ali. Prodigious eater . . . tall and angular , . . seldom answers in class , , . majors in shop. Audio visual 1: Varsity Club 2. , , SONJA M. SEIDEL Mouse Commercial luv' ffm lfrur-'4' 1- i1fn.1it ffxlzfi. IMI., lim lim! flzri' yn iltlltfl. Dexterous dancer . , . always clowning . . . constant chatterer . . . tiny and cute. Athletic club l. DENNIS SMITH Denny Academic Dennis is tall with zz likable grin, College is in store for him. Reserved and well-liked . . . curly hair . . . Comes from the wilds of Woxall . . . academically inclined. Student Council 23 Football 3, 43 Base- ball 1, 3, 4., WALTER J. SOUDER Walt Academic .Ilways happy and having frm, .Host pleilsed when equipped zvith how or gun. Short . very friendly . . . drives a '47 Plymouth . . . future air man . . . interested in a cute blonde named N, H. Art Club 2. 5 VIRGIL R. SOMMERS Pink Academic Number one ralrher of the baseball rfop, Ramly's the guy with the flaming red top. Possesses calm attitude . . . future in- cludes the Navy . . . shy guy with girls . . . can usually be found at Pruitts. Football lg Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. He CHARLES R. SPACEK Spake Academic Has personality plusf in athletics he's great: .It Maryland U. he hopes to matrimlate. Tall and handsome . . . very popular . . . good school spirit . . . athletic type. President of Class 23 President of Senior Assembly 43 Student Council 25 Football 1, 2, 3, 41 Basketball 2, 39 You Can't Take It With You . DONALD SOUDER Egret Academic Egret is a second Harry Iames. ,4 music career is among his aims. Hot trumpeter . . . pleasing disposition . . . drives a blue Plymouth . . . travel' with Schuler. Basketball 1, 25 No More Homework Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Buxmont Band 3, 4. We 5'ar Or :az JAMES STOVER Jim Academic A merry soul is our friend lim, He'll always do what you ask of him. Recognized by his hearty laugh . . mathematically inclined . . . always ask- ing questions . . . hangs out at Kookers Student Council 3g No More Home- work g Unaliyi Staff: Audio Visual 1 2, 3, 4. 5 l xg it S it nfs 1. PATRICIA STOVER Pat Academic U rlrkn' if 1 1'L11 ' I r'4', f 5 ul tlif' rliorrp .Yom 1'.111 111' .v f'z'11 ur ilu' R J' S door, Tall cheerleader . . . always ready for fun . . . many a joke is played on her . . . plans to become a teacher. Hockey 1: Safety Council 3, 4: Cheer- leader 3. 4. G- STEVEN SWARTLEY CAROL ANNE TAYLOR Steve Academic Carol Academic Xrfw if wry Iilqmlvlf- .md ali, flmfy flirxlzfuy fllrrff I-J' zwlf rw Ihr' .-l1nf1'rHf.f IMIIIIJ cwf! I11 .f z'r1'y ofrerz found at Koolqrric zrflfi lfzr' Q l yn- Small but mighty . . . pleasing person- ality . . . loves to work on cars . . , possesses a real hot UD car. Student Council 2: Football 2, 3, 4: Chorus 2, 3. When ,Ciffs Zrials Dark Assail lls HENRY THOMAS H Hank General ll illz 1- f 1l1111 f i' ilrlr I fmfifvi' z1'1' If: 1 flzn lr,- ll'f 11'r1 fzzr r nf xffiorif, hr rrzlz fq n',- li 1'.r rmvz rzrlzzff Outdoors man . . . faithful Tylersportian , . . one of Mr. Maza's boy's . . . works at the Country Club. Football 1: Basketball 13 Baseball l, 2. 3, 4: Handy Club 3. RUSSELL UMSTEAD Sonny General S zzrf ny if one of zfrlr ' zzzrl fl 6 llrlz I ,fr Jrzlz ' l.ll1',r, 1'r1rfe'i'rf,' ll:-'f 1 1'f' ll-l1'lg4'd ll-i' ilff, ffm! is izgrrwf. Classic Swedish coloring . . . great gym enthusiast . . . Man on the flying rings . . . always willing to help. Football 3. 4: Baseball 1: Track 3: Tumbling 2, 3. 'ha-of Sfzflf follow l lmf'm'r' ,YIgl1l1'r1g.1lr'. uiet and efficient , . . reserved . . . long. dark hair . . . very small. Sr. Chorus 2. 3: Handi-Craft Club 1. THOMAS UNDERCOFFLER Tom Academic llrff lmf'fu'fg11l1nfQt' inn! !iI771l' frlv, fx'r1m1'11 in rfii.--' jrifgw' ln' illH'ill'1 :HN f':'. Continually indignant . . . willing worker . . . dance disc jockey . . . electronics expert. Audio visual club 1, 2, 3, 4. 'Filip 'SNP' 'Cv-H- 1 X .. ill. i . - ii? . , .... ' Tp. f . 3 - 1 1 . t , f, ANDRIS VECRUMBA Andy Academic ,Indy is really quite a guy: Though with thc girls he's rather shy. Everybody's friend . . . Tom's Big Brother . . . proud of his Merc . . . will work for engineering degree at Univer- sity of Connecticutt. Chess Club 1, 2. EARL WAMBOLD Sonny General S rizil ll mid razz' ghly is ihis mzmp pllhlviirizlly inclined, he really is grand. Miniature Tarzan . . . winning archer . . . rosy red cheeks . . . loves his Harley- Davidson. Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1, 23 Track 1, 3: Tumbling Club 2, 3. FLORENCE WALLACE Floss Academic IVAEII it comes to home ec s'hf's on the lmllj Her scvuin and coo in are roo 0 it ull. B' 5' Flying enthusiast . . . works in Flourtown . . . wavy hair . . . sincere personality. Chorus 2, 3, 4: Trebelettes 3, 43 Handi- craft club 1. SYDNEY WALLACE Syd General Syd has a way with girls lhafs true: He also lilies mllqing and sleeping loo. An avid trucker . . . audio visual enthu- siast . . . merry black eyes . . . proud possessor of a herd of cattle. No More Homework g Chorus 2, 3: Audio visual 1, 2, 3, 4. High! Shall feud lls On, PEGGY WAMPOLE Peg Commercial Peg! full of f zffi and uizzarions, foo: lI'h ffrz shes izi' 0 zlrz d you UNIV! fer! blue, Known for her giggle . . . travels with Mouse . . . collects pictures . . . future hair-dresser. Chorus lg Athletic Club l. CHARLOTTE WATTS Charlie Commercial Charlolie is grew to haw on 1: team: .ls for ca-opemiion sl1e's on Ihr beam. Possesses Oriental eyes . . . well dressed . . . chic hair style . . . future hairdresser. Student Council 33 Safety Council 3: Unaliyi Staff: Usherette: Handicraft Club 2. RANDALL WEISS CAROL WENHOLD Weiss Academic Wenhold Commercial lx'.:m1'i rim tlfrlulr- fluulq uf ll ylzgg I.'f1r'41lr't11f1r1y C.1fiI.11r1,,-'ln fit'-r'ir'z'.f i'umgr111fm1,' If HMI lfflzvng J rmriffn fir z'l 11c'1'r'V fify. ll'f1r'r1 it ffmlzw fn Itlffqnlg, iflfhf in tnfv rwrlrflflrwl. ull of tricks . . . spirited debater . . . Peppy . . . snappy dancer . . . expert on ways lugging a camera . . . experienced the latest records . . . loves jokes, MVN' Chorus 1: Cheerleading 3, Capt. 4. ootball li Track 1, 4: No More Home- 'ork : Unaliyi Staff. Ky Cha Help 0 Mcmarics -IUDITH WICK SUSANNE WINNER Judy Academic Sue Academic Ill' frurlrlf Hu' fnflwz' for Iliff fatty Crm ilfllf j1:'fl'fr', Slrzdf qmlr' .f J.111rr'r ,' 1 l-'-f1ff 1 'ff U f' l 'f f Ui 'I- W ,lt rfir' if unify mmglzf 1t'f1r4M4'r1f1.1r1lr' lim. mall and slim . , . dependable . . . fun Beautiful black hair. . , her main interest J be with . . . teaches dancing in her lies with the Marines . . , loves to dance pare hours. . . . likes anything Oriental, lockey lg Color Guard. Student Council 4. SARAH ANN WENHOLD l'Sarah General fluff! .Imf gwztfr' JH' 11'f'i11l'.- fillfz' ifIIe'f11mf7,' llrz t1mf'f1Ii f 1.-'ffiilfili' rwrulfz uni viiwiliufi. Cafeteria worker . , , employed at Sun- Lite . . . favors reading and ice skating . . . dislikes history. Cafeteria Worker 3, 4. NANCY WISMER Nan Academic .Wir .- mftlillr, .wilful lin, .xml fu1-u-ir- ffm' uf, lml, 111 ilrfrfilmfz, ilmln- Kiln-r un ,1l.. u1 Sophisticated . . . lovely hair and eyes . . . flair for clothes . . . accomplished pianist. Hockey l, Z, 3: Chorus 2, 3, 4g Trehelettes 2, 3, 43 Unaliyi Staff: llsherette Corps: Color Guard, RONALD WOLF EMMA JOAN YODER -IOSLYN YODER Wolfie Academic joan Academic jo Commercial Ronny .rc'r'm.v tlllllff and Jhy 1'I if f!'I4t'f ,I plrizfarzf dzlfposzilioll, nite to k?7DI!',' I.1'L'r'fy and uzrlx 1 g Bur il.: for his fzxlurc' hc' knozux IUIYLYZ .fu do. l.11Iflc'r' Lt'lIgIl! .f hw' fntwfst, and lil keep.: her Shtfs' afffzfc and flfppy and 14111115 I0 Q0 . . I . . . Sincere and likable . . . bound for the lm HF go Vivaclous laughter is her favorlte ministry , , . naturally curly hair . . . hails Emhuslastm Church worker - - - ff-HY' medicine . has a friendship with Faye from Telford. toter in the cafeteria . . , lovely eyes and , I I always on the go . k' . . . f t t h . Track Club 2: H1-Y Club-Treas. 3. S in u ure eac er Usherette Corps 3 Handicraft Club Ig Typing Club 2. And Ky Gad ,4la11c CATHERINE W. ZIEGLER Cathy Commercial Cuthy r izzz really rank and 5t7ll'f .lr to .ferret ilr' ful work .ff1c x fn the know. Quiet . . . often seen with Paul . , . dislikes bookkeeping . . . earns her greenbacks at the Sun-Lite Shop. Red Cross Club 1. ESTHER MAE ZUMSTEIN Zum Commercial ll z'f'c' if rr girl zafz ' th u Commerrfal :111 ' ndq G 1'r' I Sfaznfng Iulgzaf up murh of her' ffrnc. Softball player . . . makes her own clothes . . . natural blonde . . . efficient library assistant. Softball 1, 2, 3, 4. We will always remember imm l l IAMES LESTER KELLER . . . Whose distant footsteps echo through the rorridorx ay' time. On this page we, the class of 1957 take time to remember and pay tribute to James Lester Keller. jim came to us from Telford, and his record there was excellent. His scholastic average of B+ rated him highest among the boys. He was class treasurer in grades six, seven and eight. In his eighth grade at Telford he represented the school in the county spelling contest at Norristown. Jimmy was with us three months in high school when he underwent brain surgery. His recovery was remarkable, and he returned to school the following fall. Again his health failed him. This time he was confined to his home, where he continued his edu- cation, with the help of his high school teachers. Although his health declined to the point of bed confinement, his faith in God became a stronghold through the remaining two years of his sojourn on earth. We will always remember Jim as a hard worker, and as a dependable, popular person. The memory of his friendly smile will live on in our hearts. James passed on August 19, 1956. M, ., ,Qi 1.1:- mx, A:V,,,,,...x,A. , 1 L. :xiii in H ff., I , up -flggm , V izw 10 The most and A'least 'KX Best-dressed two noted Couple Kathleen Alderfer and aw S ' e of the Semof Class Most Spacek and Don Famous Ptettiest CY an William Freed and Charles' Benner Hagel' Carol Anne Taylor Lllcme 1. The most to say Janet Gebler and Bob Kratz A J ,W 'X .ff MOS, S Stazuey ft the Pat l Nice wheel Mawoxjis Schule' 9 Most studious Elizabeth Clemens and Dave Seitz Senior 6111.95 Hallo! S1172 alld Nic Us 'Dons paul F ' pi-,S Class menaces Ok 011 Lowell Mininger and Kaye Cassel -9 Slip nd Da Wh y B B e est in handwriting rgey james Barndt and Cherolyn Greisamer F Wittiest ida Alderfer and Bob Bolton :st dependable ne Moyer and onald Famous Most outstanding athletes Ron Frederick and Likeliest to succeed Georgia Alexander Dave Seitz and Elizabeth Clemens 15. Most Courteous Most popular Miriam Mosser and Ron Frederick and Dawn Bergey Walter Mattson H3555 Seniar 611155 Tops in school spirit Donald Famous and Shirley Claris . .' . Most winning smile Steve Swartley and Dawn Bergey ,495 Nicest sirfging voice The best of dancers Lucille Benner and Sonja Seidel and Leon Alderfer Britton Gourley alla! Best actor and actress Brenda Alderfer and Gary Schultz Best of artists Miriam Mosser and Terry Frantz Most talented musicians Donald Souder. Bob Kratz and Sylvia Bucher nf Most extensive vocabulary Barbara Fretz and Pleasantest speaking voice Wllliam Freed Ralph Barndt and Sylvia Bucher WWW 1-'Qin 'lif 'fa' ww ag? ij ' ' l'ffkXw 45 bu cu time for Macaw fuuiar 1 Day MAY 25, 1956 Mary jane Hagey Seeing Seniors off Before After Girls' Attire Waiting for Dinner Dawn Bergey is 'E What next? Things are looking up, Time out -'CIM 'ff ww n o 'lv - - - -,,, V K L '. '3 lf . in f -5 4.2. -- '-, . 'i A tl, , l l ff 'Y - , A. . gif 12,5-if W-ffg.-:Qyj . ' , .g --f : 'i y 'N P Aa' -l M xy' .. K' in 4 - -K QQN3-wi- . fsl ,A i sf A . 1. 9 , ps ,f ' 'f fk,,f.1 ,iii K ., :.W,?X ,, ., U ll 4: T .. .. ,. I jfgxigfg' qi 5 V N, Z., ,QQ . l i , in '35-K , :A N E 4 M 'ii f i L- i iff ' Wg . 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Wax if 5 5 5 3 2 pl' fi ll 1 fb' 7:51 4 A' I ' , at 3 if g, 3 H - P ' L,+ '--L 1 ,Q-wp 0' A , I if K 1' a vw Q -I I l an , Q, it V 515 . TR T Q . M5 ,1 A. 2:5 9' ' 'R ' 1 5 3 M, ,A G 3 3? F 'Qy I an Y ia 51+ 1 L 3 4283 , g 4. U f Y 1. X L Sf Sai 85? 5, . 'f Q si af x Q1i.,:4,2f'- : - ivfx is , i I King and Queen of Santa's Fantasy Party after Football Game Sales Class? . L 1 A I ::--:- fx -Y -'-N e - - ., -- 53?l2s?kQ5:YI?53i'k5f , i QW A we I: ,..:,.. .l l b . M ,C wg, X 5 ff ft' w i ' K' . Miss Homemaker of 1957. Sandy Dietz and Friend , . sf L '-fi S if ' -P Goofing off! Get Acquaimedn Dance I' 'IS S in Q, Ron's ready for his nap. QI ,, Mr, ,W Q' 41' Part-y after Football game. Helping to decorate? Junior Pie and Cake Sale Frostys Hohday Christmas 1954 Last day of school QRS Goodnight. PENELOPE SYCAMORE ESSIE RHEBA PAUL SYCAMORE MR. DE PINNA ED DONALD MARTIN VANDERHOF ALICE A Zim' 270 Entertain llvu an 'I Zak: It With you Prese nted by the Senior Class March 9. 1957 CAST OF CHARACTERS Sally Brownell janet Hammerschmidt Brenda Alderfer Edward Landis George Moyer james Barndt Brian Alderfer Gary Schultz Claire Garrecht The entire cast ass HENDERSON TONY KIRBY BORIS KOLENKOV GAY WELLINGTON MR. KIRBY MRS. KIRBY THREE MEN OLGA embles for a curtain call. v., ,QNX tg is f K' ,as-terra A Q K ' Qui 1-'Y . . V' - .- r .. .. ,f f .P R , ' ' --'- 7 'I ' W ,V Tfwief ' rel .l A iL41' Diane Moyer, our stage man- ager, and our baby alligator examine the script. Charles Freese Lowell Mininger Robert Bolton Shirley Garis Charles Spacek Lucille Benner Walter Mattson Thomas Kulp Dana Getty Eugenia Enters 6g?fE?s- r ,Ml Essie performs an arabesque while Kolenkov checks the musical score with Ed. vp Q i 5 Q i . 2 : 5 -3' fm. 'hp Q. -gl Grandpa asks the b lessing before the meal ws. Mi 5 Ula' 53 Wfffiiffi ww ww w? 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