Souderton High School - Unaliyi Yearbook (Souderton, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1958 volume:

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I II Ifi -.I ww If-II - 'Iv-5: IYI:-, : f:z I-,..WvIQ THE S E N I0 RCLAS S ' , of souderton high school souderton, pennsylvania I h , g 1 1 W: Us 1: ,mmm 5752 0.55 - 1535 With Pride We Dedxcate the 58 Unallyl to our .g0lfL6!2l't0l'l 3400! Ol' the worthwhlle knowledge she has enabled us to galn Ol the UI' the Ol' the she the joyous moments of fun and relaxatlon she has afforded us Ol' the happy memorles we have enjoyed together WITHIN THESE PAGES Administration and Faculty . . . 6 Activities ........ . . 22 Seniors . . . . . 42 Underclassmen . . . 70 Sports . . . . 86 Memories . . 110 4 The Old Order Cbomgeth, Yielcling Place To The New How aptly these words by Tennyson describe our changing world! Progress is the keynote of our daily living-the underlying principle of all our under- takings. Progress is evident in Souderton. One of the most rapidly developing seg- ments of our community is its educa- tional system. Souderton can point with pride to her academic achievements through the years, particularly those in secondary education. In 1930 the leaders of our community realized the need for a new and better high school. The men upon Whose shoul- ders fell the tremendous job of planning did their work well. With keen fore- sight they developed and accepted a school design that would serve the com- munity for a quarter of a century. At the time of its opening, Souderton High School was the ultimate in con- struction, containing all the latest con- veniences and unprecedented aids to education. Included in this building were many signs of advancement. Lux- urious in 1932-the gym, the up-to-date home economics rooms, the beautiful auditorium, the spacious cafeteria, the excellent library, the well - equipped science laboratories. All these are now considered to be indispensable in every modern school. Moreover, signs of progress in edu- cational theories were obvious. The many extra-curricular activities, the wide range of electives offered to stu- dents, the development of sports from a hobby enjoyed by a few participants to a full-scale organization supported by the entire community-these are fur- ther steps forward in our educational system. Through the intervening years, Sou- derton High School has served the com- munity well. Twenty-five classes have graduated from Souderton, and people in all walks of life cherish the knowl- edge and memories of the best years of their livesi' spent in S. H. S. However, we live in a changing world, and once again the need for improve- ment and advancement in the school system is evident. Once again the most recent educational trends will be fol- lowed. A new addition is being built, and Souderton High School will incor- porate and become the Souderton Area Joint School System. Naturally, the new school promises educational opportunities and lux- uries never conceived by our parents. This is Progress - the 1958 Unaliyi salutes it. .fn X wg- -w. M gfg5giq!W'? - A QQ H AQ wb- , iw fm M Q' :i g ' rt, ' K '-ff -M ., k .,, .1 .. lf L32 f ' A I ' 'Q , - W. W, 'L Qgsi: W5 7- my - f :fiat .D 5 L 1 ' W . , gg L 1, - nw A . ' , ,, gif. ' N I , 5 -. ' - ' -,FLQ :egg + 2 ' . K gk' , LE 5. , f Q' . -, 7 -A QW ii , ,gk ' fi : L, .T 1 NH- . ,. 1 -- - ., y :vim fr. M ,1-ff , 7 N , A -- f W , 1 ,rg :.,,t, +I, , M, , if , . : 5 , W ,L ws I K . i fi! if-sm .. W Q ' ' L' ' N r s E E Q 5, 3 E 'Q ,wwf kwa-ml-.........v W. .,.-...-nm Q. mmm, - 6 I -... .W-4.,,,-I www. . uf' Silk 'L' .N 5435 Our .gjulaeruioing rinciloaz f' E. Merton Crouthamel Greetings, Class of 1958 Souderton High School has endeavored to teach you an important les- son of life-that you cannot get something for nothing. The future still belongs to those who will Work, those who can see ahead, those who are willing and able to lead. Recalling your high school experiences, you realize the importance of this attitude. Hard work and determination are necessary if you would be successful. As Vou continue your education or enter the business world, make it a part of yourself to accomplish everything to the best of your ability and the results will gratify you. As you go, you have our congratulations and best wishes for the future. Sincerely, E. Merton Crouthamel 9 2 Z if 1 351 Our pfincipag William E. Maxwell Congratulations, Class of 1958 May the future bring to you as much happiness and satisfaction as that which you have brought to our school. It is gratifying to see so many fine young people with so much to offer in the Way of eagerness, enthusiasm, ability, aptitude, and determination in starting careers, building futures, and taking their places in society as ac- tive participants in our democratic Way of-life, It speaks Well for' our coun- try that its future is in your hands. Good luck, may God be with you. Sincerely, William E. Maxwell IO .gf Verna Leidenberger Betty Jean Way Joyce J. Wambold Our Secrefariea wLo Julafafy fbe maximum o service in fke minimum 0 fime H. Hoult, W. Dowling, L. Falk 2 Charles V. Bold American History, Pennsylvania History. niveisitv of Pennsylvania, U , V B.S.Ed.: Temple University, M.Ed.g University of California. Annamarie Dicterle Music, Chorus. Temple University, B.S.Erl. ,QM- Family Living, English. LaSalle College, B.A.g William M. Boorse Charlotte P. Clemmer William D. F. Coyle Problems of Democracy, Art. Economics, American History. Beaver College AIB.. Bluffton Collexre, A.B.: Goucher College. l Harvard University: University of Notre Dameg Temple University: Lehigh University. Walter T. Dowling Leonard A. Falk General Science, Science. General Seienee East Stroudsburg: State Teachers Gettysburg College, AABJ Cullesze, B.S.Efl. Messiah College. l2 University of Pennsylvania. lll' !ClClfLE l Elizabeth May Fisher English. Susquehanna University, B.A Bucknell University, M.A. Maurice W. Foulke Music, Music Appreciation, Band. West Chester State Teachers College, New York University. laiffard 0 our Martha A. Greaser Home Economics. Cedar Crest College, B.S.: Drexel Institute of Technologyg Muhlenburg College. 'tl - 'fin 1 f. 'l ,1 ' 'J5515H:fL 5: f?.c??3fQff257ff'l 'f5iZg?3158Vi ,, --swf, fa fy me q -. H . it - zewfrgfiileligl , ,iv ...E . I ,,... 2- 5 gf, ,. -. H ' ,jilx L f. Q25 1--- A . , - sf , - : ' ' - C 1 V J, ' L f fwigyzgf .M W, 5 , , ,, - -f ' 'ZZ' , C lsr: ETL? .A K I ' . 57, ei v v if 'L f ' f- ,gi is J' 4 A ..,, 2 , 'K , W-3' 125'w l'vf 3 7 Q .215 ' Elizabeth S. Gerhart Typewriting, Shorthand, Rapid Calculation. Temple University, B.S., M.Ecl. Taylor School of Business: University of Hawaii. Clarence T. Gazdick Printing, Mechanical Drawing. Kutztown State Teachers College, B.S.g Penn. State University, M.Ed.g Millersville State Teachers College. aclwo! Jgalem, Doris E. Hallman Helena C. Hoult American History, Saiesmanship, Rapid Calculation, World History. Economic Geography, Ursinus College A.B.: Commercial Mathematics. Temple University. Temple University, B.S.Ed.: Philadelphia Business School. I3 Mabel L. Gerhart English, Latin. Cornell University, B.A., M.A.: University of Munich, Germany. Charles M. Hughes Algebra, General Mathematics Haverford College, B.S.: Temple University, M.Ed.: Penn State University. i 1 W Alzzi W 1, l ' 3 rl rt 2. , -- .ig . . .... A Ivy., as , S3 4 axe: in 1 ,J if' 1 4 John W. Meyers Charles C. Miller Edward H. Moyer I-Iealth, Physical Education. Algebra, Trigonometry, Arithmetic, Algebra. Susquehanna University, B.S.: Plane and Sohd Geometry' Millersville State Teachers Penn State University. Kutztownc State Teachers College, B.S.Ed. o egeg Arlene Kleist English. West Chester State Teachers College, B.S. s'sr.:.,, sfgilywz. J. 1' .atv- ,, 4- vf.' f I , . .Q W W .5 H affgw- f.u5Qgf:5,4y mfr-yy,-,--:Time .23 Q 5 Temple University. Eugene J. Klimovich Biology, General Science. Bloomsburg State Teachers ,W College, B.S. 'Www NYM' ww ,fu fi v iif' ii sg: - lf '1,igi'. g...gg,,:j, . ,Q . 115, . ff' fflii? 1, ig ' --.5-,. ,3 355.155 A , ...cr -,,a'?g5g 5-R ' 3 4 .V ity-rt., 1 , 5. .5 ,gg-Q :Q R .- y ,,t.,:' ' wg 1 1 W: Ut -f 2 3? Wh V611 Q W Q, 152+ is if bien 4, Mary Lou Lotito English, World History, Spanish. Penn State University, B.S. Martin I. Hulsizer Chemistry, Physics, Physical Science. Muhlenburg College, B.S.: Kutztown State Teachers Collegeg University of Pennsylvaniag Penn State University. gui ea, counae om, William C. Maza Industrial Arts. Millersville State Teachers College, B.S.3 Lehigh University, M.A. l H 5 . .31 K fl G M +V -A of , K 3 lg., ,.. ,V , , ,,,. . '- .ig- .. ,, .7 up A K si- V we :YL-1. . A l ,LL,, ,...,, if , A A H ' ' ' 6 :WH l:1.,3:P:. H 4, 4 U ,f Wifi. if V 1 . P - rf V George W. Patton American History, Pennsylvania History. Temple University, B.S.Ed., M.S.Ed.g Biarritz University, France. zfifdzcl arfidand, Dalphus H. Smoot Georgraphy, Auto Theory, Physical Education, Health. Temple University, B.S. Royden R. Price English, World History. Elizabethtown College, B.A. civic La em, Emma K. Weil School Nurse. Hospital of University of Pennsylvania. Mary Reisler Robert T. Roberts Shorthand, Business Practice, English. Bookkeeping. Bloomsburg State Teachers College, B.S., Temple University, M.Ed.g University of Pennsylvania. Frances Carol Weinert Librarian. University of Pennsylvania, B.S.Ed.g Columbia University, B.S.Lib.Sci.g Temple University, M.S.Ed. University of Coloradog Penn State University, University of Maine. Bucknell University, B.S.Ed Temple University, Muhlenburg College. Irene M. White Physical Education, Health. Temple University, B.S.Ed. ,Q . All! GLOUQ df, tQClCAel 5. Janitors: A. Bulow, L. Gargesifi, G. Welker. :deceased Feb. 20, 1958 flue gzuweenv lzegaem wLo A2210 fkingri running Amoofkfg Cooks: R. Price, M. Frederick, E. Moyer, M. Deip, M. Barndt. Not Pictured: A. Hengey. Patricia A. Woomer Marie K. Yorty Home Economics. Guidance. Penn State University, B.S. Temple University, B.S., M.S 44,4-w '7'MrAdwrMV I MR. MILLER MR. HULSIZER MR. GAZDICK MISS GERHART MR. KLIMOVICH k MRS. KLEIST MR. BOLD I7 f :1 Siifz'-,fx 14.595 w f -ff - . . Q 'nm-,5fQ5Q?,:'4' ' i- yi -: 1qis:L,sZl,..1,Z.,. Vfqgriw5.- V 3 - 4 ' A- 1 ''QiQ2Lif3'3 K?'S'fS3-iaaiifQSYZKQ -- ' I I .T 2, , . In , V, I ' , .,,., 4, ,W H -,f..m.:-aw , ew-Qiaiff ,- M .. 'ew . ,W ,- - f - .. .fy k Q., , A. V. - , . P ww M 1 X 2 H- x -I BM ' ' , 1- V 5 Zi X X is , ,i M . . Q.- MRS. GERHART MISS LOTITO MR. ROBERTS Q ya? Q F R4 ' M1 Kay Y 8:3 vt 1' 'VN Q: .J HK rfiffia . E N I I f I Q if s f E2 ' It I ei Q38 M -5' 'N 2 ww y 1' ix 4 .. ai . I I 1, MISS FISHER MR. MAZA MR. BOORSE MR. SMOOT MISS REISLER 1 .Z I, I 8 f 'QE f?' MRS. WEIL MR MEYERS MR. PRICE MISS YORTY MR. COYLE MRS. HALLMAN , 1, ,y15:4f1,f, 5 .1,'ig Z 151 I., MR. MOYER MISS WOOMER MISS WHITE MRS. CLEMMER MR. FALK MR. FOULKE MR. DOWLING MISS DIETERLE 20 ' QW., 3 iii I' xyh g an wwf .W v , ,Jef ,Nl'K?.'.s :,,e - ,, 4, 5 f 4 , A r: w ' AII' 2 , ff ' - wfffvvw ,Qi- glllfiflg f0lfU6U 6! fke lfLtlfll Q w. 2' png X Q Q hw' vw W,-,,f.w+nav'31 PAW S f x 1. rf.,-aww! ,, X ,W 5. .. A ww , -fm! r E 4 fa., 'MQ K, ' u X 1 1: .3 L0 L. t .- -v-.,,r-Him gm Q f . M225 'im J 5 u W R W 55, Q, ? 5 . S Q Q f Q 1 Q Q 5 Q 4 ITIES 7 ' if? EDITORS A. Feingold, B. Nace, K. Bergey SUPERVISING Editor-in-chief .............. Barbara Nace Assistant Editors .... ..... A lfred Feingold Activities Editor .... ........ J ohn Myers Art Editor .............. Robert Nusbaum Biographical Editor--- Business Editor ----- Historical Editor ---- -- - - -Roland Scholl -- -Alice Detvveiler - -- -John Kinsey Kenneth Bergey ---------Paul Krasner Photographic Editor ----- Literary Editor ---- Sports Editor ------ Literary Advisor -------- Business Advisor--- William Johanson --Susan Schnabel -F. Carol Weinert Elizabeth Gerhart UNALIYI . . . fAaf we mighf rememger With an eye to the future, the junior class of 1957 chose a committee to begin work on the senior yearbook, the Unaliyi, under the helpful guidance of Miss Weinert, Work got into full-swing in the fall with the election of the editor, Barbara Nace, and the assistant editors, Alfred Feingold and Kenneth Bergey. Calendar dates took on a new meaning- they were now the ever-looming deadlines. There followed a very successful sales campaign, capably handled by the business advisor, Miss Gerhart, and her associates, the business staff. Sales were greatly sup- plemented by the presentation of an original skit entitled Around the World in Eighteen Minutes. To carry out the tradition of its Indian name, Unaliyi-the meeting-place of friends -the staff decided to dedicate the 1958 Unaliyi to Souderton High School. Looking also to the future with a flair for originality, they used a colored picture of the school-a first at Souderton. Taking pictures, typing copy, holding meetings, and in general, just plain working -these were the many problems and tasks facing the yearbook staff. The time of our senior year flew past so swiftly, yet we shall have these pages to refresh our memories, to evoke fond recollec- tions, and to kindle the warm glow of remem- brance and sentimentality. ADVISORS Miss Weinert, Miss Gerhart fi. tis ACTIVITIES STAFF Left to right: L. Jones, J. Myers, J. Neal. UNALIYI STAFFS l no-.' .sg M. .. Seated, left to right: S. Hemmerle, E. Kriebel, A. Goehring, A. Bedwell, C. Bergey, B. Allan, C. Wenzel, R. Spacek. Standing, left to right: L. Mumbauer, J. Moyer, N. Rappold, E. Wise, J. Boyer, R. Scholl, A. Clyde, R. Keely, K. Lederach, J. Moyer, P. Rest, K. Goetter, D. Bossert, B. Clemmer, S. Hafler. Not Pictured: P. Klotz, R. Reichley, J. Landis. HISTORICAL STAFF Left to right: J. Kinsey, S. Kelso, N. Styer Not Pictured: H. Williamson. SPORTS STAFF First row, left to right: J. Miller, S. Zepp, S. Schna- bel. Second row, left to right: V. Stoneback, L. Freed, V. Matczak. Not Pictured: J. Alderfer, R. Grubb. PHOTOGRAPHERS Left to right: B. Johanson, A. Feingold, P. Krasner. 27 BUSINESS STAFF Seated, left to right: G. Godshall, G. Beck, M. A. Detweiler, J. Dorn, M. Rosenberger, G. Nyce, E. Diehl, A Detweiler. Standing, left to right: K. Bergey, C. Moyer, L. Bergey, R. Hager, R. Kirkpatrick, T. Clemens R. Mininger, W. Kratz, T. Nase, R. Algard, R. Moyer. LITERARY STAFF Seated. M. Kratz, J. U N ALI Y I S T A F F S Standing: P. Krasner. ART WORK Left to right: R. Nusbaum, L. Grafton, S, D. Moyer SECOND SEMESTER First row, front to back: L. Fetherman, L. Barndt, R. Mininger, K. Albright, R. Freed N. Clemens. Second row, front to back: J. Hunsick' D. Ritter, C. Rosenberger, Si Fenstermacher, J. Hope, J. Ruffo, D. Burgess. Third row, front to back: S. Palmer, K. Long, B. Kelso, S. Crouthamel, B. Meyers, A. Detweiler. Fourth row, front to back W. Swartley, L. Jones, W. West, J. Musselman. .syfuclenf Councif- vfemocracy in acfion Each year Student Council strives to perform its duties to the best of its ability and this year was no exception. The biggest task this year was to clear the con- gestion in the halls. Monitors have done their jobs faithfully and with the addition of one Way traffic, some congestion was relieved. The capable president, Joan Hunsicker, has called Student Council meetings to- gether, and with cooperation from the administration, Student Council, and the student body, the collection of the refugee funds, dances, and assembly programs have been highly successful. FIRST SEMESTER Standing: J. Hunsieker. First row, left to right: J. Souder, R. Greaser, J. Gaz- dag, B. Frederick, S. Nace, K. Benner, J. Clemmer. Second row, left to right: G. Smith, D. Heimbach, C. Conrad, S. Moyer, G. Wampole, H. Wissbrun, A. Gerhart. Third row, left to right: S. Moyer, W. Swartley, D. Price, D. Yoder, R. Landis, S. Boughter, R. Mininger. Fourth row, left to right: J. Myers, E. ,W Algard, D. Hilderbrandt, W. Kratz. MW. , PRESIDENT Joan Hunsicker EDITORS Barbara Nace and Joan Hunsicker. Front row: B. Nace, J. Hunsicker. Back row: B. Rupp, B. Fretz, H. Kriebel, Advisor Mrs. Kleist, P. Clemmer, K. Bergey, P. Krasner. 'Piet 1 1 4' f 3' Q 9' .. 9 K, fi .qv wg ' st x A -W, 5 J. ARROW HEAD aff ide newd fdafli if fo rinf lo Souderton High's weekly news, the Arrowhead appears in the local Souderton Independenty' and other newspapers throughout the area with a thorough coverage of all school activities. In 1958 the Arrowhead has made great strides and has become very popular with adults as Well as with all students in Souderton. If a student does not receive a news- paper at home, he may still read the Arrowhead from the Weekly editions that are posted on the school bulletin board. A Weekly paper of this size takes much hard work and time to compile. The hard-working students who run the Arrow- head under Mrs. Kleist, the capable faculty advisor, are these: seniors-Joan Hunsicker, Barbara Nace, and Paul Krasnerg juniors-Peggy Clemmer, Barbara Rupp, and Helen Kriebelg and sophomore-Beverly Fretz. xv'-mn.. ,,.- wuz- muse' First row: L. Trumbore, J. Ruffo, K. Smith. Second row: D. Barndt, P. Bolig, J. Heim- bach, C. Price, J. Fretz. Third row: P. Garges, H. Kriebel, P. Miller, P. Clemmer, S. Frederick. Fourth row: G. Drebelbis, P. Townsend, E. Alderfer, M. Paulus, D. Ritter. U S H E R E TT E S ll Warm we C0010 fo SOMJeFt0h The Usherette Corps consists of junior girls chosen by the faculty to serve during the year at various school functions such as Open House, Concerts, the School Play, Visi- tation Night, Baccalaureate Services, and Commencement. Under the supervision of Mr. Gazdick the girls chose Peggy Clemmer to be their cap- tain. Congratulations to a group which can always be counted on to greet both friends and strangers and make them Welcome at S.H.S. . , PW fi? - im ,SSM 'Szisiiwi 'Q ff' mam 7 5:-1: fig? 3,252 V + z- ,. -5 i W1 A 4 , ,631 I A N . 2 'WL' zrf: Wigs. ., .. ,M 'J+1w:i339tff'H1' J ':3+:::'r 1v,::r+w f g:ag51zzannrz,xsu.Q-uruuulfnxzx1uu'gg'igxHxgniT A H' 1' pc., ,,,g,,,f27, :g?,ri,f,u,,,w,,w5'1 H iff? fl, , N 'L aww fs Wi YE - f , -Y , fa-. uf 'X f ng ',',, , ,, , , f-,- uf 'W ' 'ww W ly V gf W p,, i ,,-fmfak , I I In , 5 I .- ., 73' ' ' ' Q, rl ln.: 55 . Q .Q-r,, -Ml K. i A e ' . Fx F s 14: Nm- Y 5 Q 'ffl 3 mx I , ---- I , L , Q . i - W- ' E- if ...ff A' ef' Q - MV. ,M , . . K .W .,.4, L, I 32 'V ai Ng- m P fig: kyw 5 22:1 ., QW, X iff 1 1 ,. BAND marching aging fogefker During the past year, the band, under the direction of its beloved maestro, Maurice Foulke, has upheld its record as being one of the finest bands in the Bux-Mont league. In addition to preparing the many and varied programs for football and basketball seasons, the band participated in the Candlelight Service, which was presented to the student body, and the annual Spring Concert, held on April 12. As in previous years, several instrumentalists were se- lected to play in the Bux-Mont band concert, and one of the members, Barbara Rupp, was chosen to participate in the Southeastern District Band. The student directors for the year Were John Kinsey and Arthur Clyde. Congratulations to an outstanding outfit. BAND DIRECTOR Maurice Foulke .. yf.f Y, gi lt? v.,. AL .mf x ff ,.g,Q,:5fa-- j My .. ,., ,fp . l ix In formation 34 ..,., .. ,wfyfv 7 ' ' , ' .. t if 4 ' l- 4 6 THE MEMBERS: Clarinet: R. Curtis, H. Williamson, B. Rupp, P Klotz, S. Stroup, L. Johnson, S. Landis, E. Lowell. D. Heimbach, N. Styer, D. Slemmer, J. Hone, S Kelso, T. Clemens, S. Hafler, J. Weidemoyer, D Ritter, J. Ruffo, R. Cunnion. Saxophone: W. Godshall, B. Mumbauer, C. Conrad A. Gulick, P. Moyer, L. Young, S. Boughter, J Gegan, J. Schrawder, J. Alderfer, R. Scholl. Flutes: C. Moyer, N. Rickert, A. Alderfer, N. Clem- ens, F. Kriebel, A. Walton. Horn: C. Bergery, E. Alderfer, K. Albright. , Trumpet: D. Dorn, A. Hallman, D. K. Moyer, M Derstine, P. Allen, L. Groff, J. Moyer, F. Paul, A Landis, R. Hilderbrandt, J. Knauff, J. Wildman T. Feher. Baritone: D. Krauss. Trombone: R. Stroup, A. Gerhart, J. Kinsey, H Shuler, D. Wampole. Tuba: C. Moyer, A. Clyde, J. Myers, H. Shelly. Percussion: D. Moyer, F. Moyer, J. Schueck, N Moore, D. Miller, J. Gruenberg. CHORUS DIRECTOR Annamarie Dieterle First row: B. Fretz, M. Moyer, N. Alderfer, J. Souder, A. Peters, B. Rosen- berger, S. Mininger, K. Smith, F. Rosenberger. Second row: C. Moyer, B. Clem- mer, C. Price, P. Clemmer, M. Fitzgerald, J. Neff, D. Alderfer, B. Hackman J. Neff, P. Koch, B. Diehl, V. Kratz. Third row: L. Mack, C. Clemmer, F. Win- ner, M. Hunsberger, G. Cressman, L. Bergstresser, T. Scholl, J. Ehst, B. Sny- der, R. Mininger, J. Detweiler. Fourth row: D. Hangey, D. Detweiler, G. Alle- bach, J. Moyer, R. Nace, S. Moyer, K. Bergey, C. Pepkowski, J. Moyer, D. Lat- SENIOR HIGH CHORUS muaic lzafd cdarmd The Souderton Senior High School Chorus began its season with a new directress on ORGANIST the podium, Miss Dieterle. The group of talented voices set immediately to the task at hand-that of preparing the Christmas Candlelight and Spring Concerts. Another of the firsts at Souderton this year, the presentation of the candle light service to the student body, enabled all of its stu- dents to attend. Lois Trumbore Never ceasing to amaze parents and teach- ers alike is the amount of musical ability present in the students here at Souderton. Miss Dieterle presented these abilities in a beautiful blending of voices to produce lovely strains of music. - AUDIO-VISUAL CLUB our ceffugzicil Jeruanfzi These are the people responsible for the projection of all our movies, the supervision of the sound at dances, operators of our scoreboard, and in aiding in many other of our social functions. Mr. Miller, the club's sponsor, teaches the boys such valuable information as the operation of the movie projectors, repair of films, and many technical tricks of the trade. Since the entire club is completely an underclassmen project, as far as this term was con- cerned, they should be a great benefit to the school in their remaining years. First row: W. Josephson, G. Hammerschmidt, L. Frederick, J. Freed, D. Cassel. Second row: F. Weil, T. Hen- dricks, B. Gunther, D. Clifton, C. Miller, V. Wheeler, R. High, D. Frick. MAJORETTES ofruffing Ave g on hed! auf! courf Six squaws led by Janet Neal, captain, faithfully performed during the varsity football games. Never to be forgotten, too, were the pre-football game pep rallies at which they deftly twirled their batons before a group of enthusias- tic students. This peppy group consisted of three seniors-Janet Neal, Virginia Matczak, and JoAnn Landisg three juniors-Sandra Hunsberger, Shirley Frederick, and Nancy Huberg and one Sophomore-Bonnie Rahn. COLOR GUARD During all kinds of Weather, the '57-'58 Color Guard was always faith fully seen strutting in front of the band at football games. These girls were chosen at the end of their junior year by Mr. Foulke and members of the band. This group consists of Cleft to rightj Judith Moyer, Barbara Allan, Claire Wenzel, Susan Schnabel, Kay Lederach, Nancy Rap- pold, and Constance Sell. Kneeling: J. Neal. Second row: J. Landis, V. Matczak. Third row: S. Huns- berger, N. Huber, S. Frederick, B. Rahn. CAPTAIN Janet Neal Lofabng our gferg on Aigd S-0-U-D-E-R-T-O-N Sis Boom Bah! CHEERLEADERS 7 . ...We gLU8llC2Ql for fhe uardifg The Souderton High cheerleading squad is composed of eight peppy girls, four seniors and four juniors, who are selected at the end of their sophomore year. These girls unfailingly lead the cheering that helps push the varsity football and basketball teams on to victory. To the cheerleaders fall the task of planning and staging the football pep rallies. Under the excellent lead- ership of Mr. Foulke, the girls stimulate the student body and add much spirit to the sports' events. The members of the squad are these: seniors-Joan Hunsicker, Pauline Rest, Rose Marie Spacek, and Vir- ginia Stonebackg juniors-Polly Miller, Judith Moyer, and Kathryn Smith. Before the basketball season Ginny Stoneback was elected captain of the senior squad, and Polly Miller, captain of the junior squad. Clockwise: V. Stoneback, P. Bolig, R. M. Spacek, P. Miller, J. Hunsicker, J. Moyer, P. Rest, K. Smith. sl ff-., 3 fir , iw lol is A K, ie le 32 4 if X it Zuni? 5, Q l 1 fsiggm w ev- ef ,r w-:M Yi in Zi Father and Hank entertsfin the ladies. Entire cast of Father Was Sergeant Lutzfelder, fed up with the antics of the Butler Family, blows his tops before dragging Doug off to jail. a Housewife DQEHBR ,msn as ., 'x W A4-,.f-- K - L Consternation is aroused in the waiting room when the high school principal's wife tells Dr. Butler how her husband has upset the patients. FATHER WAS A HOUSEWIFE Cast of Characters f.Iulie Ifutler, attractive teen-ager .,.. Joann Alderfer Doug Butler, her twin .............. John D. Moyer Dr. Ann Butler, their mother ........ Patricia Klotz ----Roland Scholl ----Joanne Moyer Tom Butler, their father ------- Mrs. Hanson, a neighbor -...- Hank Steincke, a salesman --------- Kenneth Bergey Warren, D0ug's best friend ----------- Clyde Moyer Sergeant Lutzfelder, local police officer Paul Krasner Mrs. Cranfield, an impatient patient---Nancy Styer Mrs. Ames, a timid patient -.--.-...- Sylvian Hafler Pat Flanagan, the efficient nurse ---- Suzanne Kelso Mrs. Norris, the high school principal's Wife Gertrude Beck Miss Osburne, a business woman ---- Clarice Bergey Calvin Pepper, a disc jockey ---.--- Alfred Feingold Cynthia Lewis, a popular singer ------ Pauline Koch Cindy Lou and Cal Pepper jitterbugs to one of Father's songs while Doug tickles the ivories and Julie, War- ren and Father beat time. . : ,, 'mm A ,.- fx f l 3 E f n l i , if - L up ? A f if 'wi .,, aww affliii AW, 2' grwrvwwww :LJ 1? 4', K NE 1 H fs:-Wim JOANN A. ALDERFER Joann Academic Strikingly pretty . . . friendly disposition . . . very talented in music . . . future woman in white. Unaliyi Staff: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Tennis 1, 2: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, May Queen Court 2, 33 Father Was A Housewife 4: High Magazine Salesman 2, 3. BARBARA ALLEN Barbie Academic Capable captain of the color guard . . . future woman in white . . . pet peeve - chemistry . . . music lover. Student Council 2: Hockey 1, 2: Softball 19 Una- liyi Staff: Chorus 1: Safety Council 3: Color Guard Captain 4. EDWARD H. ALGARD Bud Academic Aiming at engineering . . . one of the three sea-horsemen . . . meticulous dresser . . . gets along well with the opposite sex. Student Council 1, 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Bas- ketball 1: Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Art Club 1, 4. GERTRUDE G. BECK Gert Commercial Enjoys bowling . . . cheerful personality.. . constant companion of Elsie and Alice . . . tal- ented conversationalist. Unaliyi Staff: Hockey 3, 4: Student Council: Father VVas A Housewife. ROBERT LEE ALGARD Bob Academic Dennis the Menace of the class . . . known for his witty remarks . . . 1loesn't weigh himself flown with books. Unaliyi Staff: Football l: Basketball lp Baseball l, . in 1 H , . , . , 5A477ff3f'1 ,Sf 7 s ' :-1' :.,E,P-5' -' E5 I:2!Jg,:'fI. E ti 5 ' H '7 'ge 1-l,-f'fw5f5a5 - M at -, ,. , A... f -1 .5 --.-- 5 .. . SZ : - ,, ' ' I ' 14.55 ,swe'1gs5Q:,,ewww 1 WL, ,,., W.,,,l.,, 5 who -' --S. A S ,, .7.,' , ,,..,.. ., A M W1 Q a W' ,Milff2zzJif'f5ig1'zQ,, gmvg-5,:f,j.,.y4i,,:Ufj3, W S iw H . ,.. , , ,, D. f 4 so :ww Q. 52,1 f W W ,S L ,W if 4 Q if ' 1 : LL f N , y 5 S ., , Q5 e Q in ff, .f X at 1 fx fs ' ta vi R r . is m 9' if V- -...WV ' ' ,,:, ,,,j :g,5 7 I 5, . , W 1, g, 3 ANDREA RAE BEDWELL Andie Commercial Secretarial work fascinates Andie . . . a Big E. fan . . . neat dresser . . . talkative. Unaliyi Staff. 44 CLARICE C. BERGEY Clarice Academic Prospective nurse . . . lovely long locks . . . known for her quaint laugh . . . avid reader. Unaliyi Staff: Band 1, 2, 2, 2: Bux-Mont Band 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Father Was A House- wife. THELMA D. BERGEY Thelma Academic Our blondest blonde . . . usually seen but seldom heard . . . collector of records . . , future woman in white. Home Ec. Club 1: Typing Club 2. KENNETH H. BERGEY Ken Academic Exacting grammarian . . . incessant joker . . . our super salesman . . . likes to philosophize. Unaliyi Staff: Student Council 3: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Arrowhead 2, 3, 4: Father Was a Housewife , Ghost Wanted. DOLORES ANN BOSSERT Dolores Commercial Willing worker.. . efficient filer . . . calm disposition. Unaliyi Staff: Chorus. LEE M. BERGEY Lee Commercial Avid bowler . . .likes work . . . sports a '57 car . . . his ambition is to be a truck driver. Unaliyi Staff. M. JOAN BOYER Joan Commercial Plans to be a hairdresser . . . favorite hobby- reading . . . could sleep all week long . . . inter- ested in football. Unaliyi Staff: Handicraft Club 25 Booster and Magazine Campaign Captain 4. 45 E JAMES DEWEY BUNTON Bah General Y Proud possessor of a prize steer . . . class mid- get . . .likes to drive his brother's VW . . . competent football manager. Football and Baseball Manager 4. DAVID LEWIS CLEMENS Dave Academic Congenial . . . interested in attending the Uni- versity of Hawaii . . . the stars, the planets, and the moon occupy most of Dave's spare time. Football 2, 3, 4: Chorus 23 Game Club 2, 3. ROBERT JAY BUNTON Bob General Backbone of football team until struck down by illness . . . enjoys archery . . . cars are his hobby. Football 1, 2, 3. THEODORE S. CLEMENS Ted Academic One of the three sea-horsemen . . . has many talents . . . hard worker . . . Bluffton bound. Unaliyi Staff: Football 1, 3, 43 Baseball 1: Band 1, 2, 8, 4. DALE CARVER Deacon Academic Easy going . . . avid sports fan . . . can always see the lighter side of things . . . astute student. Basketball 1: Baseball 2: Chorus 2: Safety Coun- cil 3. BETTE S. CLEMMER Betz Commercial Talented at the piano . . . her greatest interest is traveling . . . has a friendly personality . . . future secretary. Unaliyi Staffg Chorus 2, 3, 43 Trebelettes 2, 3, 4. 46 LINDA J. CLEWS Linda General Has attended six different schools . . . sports, an upstate accent . . . loves dancing and letter writing. Cafeteria worker. DANIEL A. DALTON Dan General Happy while playing baseball . . . a whiz in woodwork . . . talented trumpet tooter. Unaliyi Staff: Baseball 2, 3, 4. ARTHUR G. CLYDE Art Academic Terrific tuba-tooter . . . well-known for his contagious sense of humor. . . plans to study at West Chester . . . devotee of Bach, peanuts, and ping pong. Unaliyi Staff: Band 2, 3, 4: Bux Mont 2, 3, 4: Father Was A Housewife. ALICE JEANETTE DETWEILER Alice Commercial Efficient organizer of all our class drives . . prints with ease . . . rates high scholastically . . . sews a fine seam. Unaliyi Staff: Manager of Magazine and Booster Campaigns: Safety Council 33 Handicraft Club 2: Student Council 1, 4: Usherettcs 31 one of our two Salutatorians. RAYMOND T. CUPPY CUPPY Academic Can usually be seen with Tress and Algard . . prefers getting into trouble to anything else . . enjoys working on his Hot Olds. MARY ANN DETWEILER Mary Commercial Quiet until you get to know her . . . keeps com- pany with the 12B Gang . . . enjoys cooking and sewing. Unaliyi Staff: Jr. Chorus 1: Handicraft Club 2, 47 me 3 'iawawuzw 151 JAMES J. DEVINE Jim Commercial Interested in electronics . . . runs around with Wayne, Lee, and Richard . . . cars and motor- cycles take up his spare time. JOAN DOROTHEA DORN Shorty Commercial Smallest girl in the Senior Class . . . speaks only when spoken to . . . capable worker at the re- freshment stand. Unaliyi Staff: Handicraft Club 2. .ELSIE JUNE DIEHL Elsie Commercial Precise and efficient . . . enjoys bowling . . should make an excellent secretary. Safety Council 35 Handicraft Club 2. ALFRED FEINGOLD Fein old Academic Smooth, debonaire . . . classic profile . . . orig- inal ideas . . . not a worry, not a care. Unaliyi Staffg Class President 2, 3: Student Coun- cil 2, 3, Vice-President 3: Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 23 Safety Council 3: Father Was A Housewife. RICHARD ALLEN DIEHL Dick Academic Cars thrill him . . . usually found at the Hat- field Speedway . . . extensive vocabulary . . . dislikes classical music. Safety Council 2, 3. CATHERINE M. FREDERICK Catherine Commercial Her hobby is stamp collecting . . . likes to ice skate . . . hopes to become a bookkeeper. Handicraft Club 2. 48 .t fl -ww , -V , JEAN FREED Jean Commercial One of the 12B Gang . . . always driving around . . . likes to read . . . can usually be found at the Earl-Bowl. Usherettes 3. ROBERT S. GEHMAN Bob General Outdoorsman . . . interested in all types of cars . . . happy disposition . . . enjoys working at a gas station. LARRY ERNEST FREED Larry Academic A whiz in all sports . . has a brain, 'loo . . . future engineer. Class Vice-Presirli-nt Zig Fuotball 4: Basketball 1, 2, Cl Capt. 4: Baseball 1, 2: Track 1, 3, 4: All- Iiuxmont Footlmall team: Most Valuable Player Award in Basketball: All-ljuxnwnt Basketball Team: 4th Honor Student. JOHN MICHAEL GEISER Mike General One of the 12C boys . . . future machinist . . likes hunting, motorcycles and cars. CLYDE G. GEHMAN Gehman General VYaslcs no time over studies . . . armlent sports viewer . . . hot roll fan. Sports Club 1, 2. GLADYS D. GODSHALL Gladys Commercial Wants to become a secretary . . . enjoys reading and playing the piano . . . quiet but friendly. Unaliyi Staff: Handicraft Club 2. 49 QNX, it ARLENE R. GOEHRING Arlene Academic A talented accordian player . . . collects figurines of accordian players . . . plans to be a nurse. Unaliyi Staff: Safety Council 3. RICHARD B. GRUBB Grubby General Class tonsorialist . . . enjoys hunting, fishing, and trapping . . . spends a lot of time at Hagey's . . . usually seen with Fuzzy. Unaliyi Staff: Football Trainer 4. KATHRYN SUE GOETTER Kathy Academic Always laughing or talking , . . future Wave or Waf . . . possesses a nice singing voice . . . often seen with Hoagie and Ellie. Unaliyi Staff: Chorus 2: Safety Council 3. BETTY JEAN HACKMAN Betty Commercial Very dependable . . . enjoys cooking and eating . . . nice personality . . . one of the 12B gang. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Usherettes 3. LYNN GRAFTON Grafton Academic Big future for him in the world of art . . , al- ways ready to help out . . . class sorcerer. Unaliyi Staff: Art Club 2, 3, 4: Audio-Visual Club 1, 2, 3. SYLVIA ROSE HAFLER Sylvia Academic An excellent swimmer and diver . . . pretty blue eyes and unique voice . . . always ready for fun . . . has her share of boy troubles. Unaliyi Staff: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: May Queen Court 2: Father Was A Housewife. 50 RICHARD HAGER ger General I-uture constructiomst . . . lives for hunting and fishing.. . good worker, if pressed . . . man- about-town type. Unaliyi Staff: Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 2. SANDRA HEMMERLE Sandie Commercial Noted for her neat printing enJo3.s dancing likes Italian food talks with her hands Unaliyi Staff BARRY HAYES Hayes General Future fender-bender . . . dctests homework . . . usually seen with Killer or Miller . . . proud owner of a brzxnfl-new Chevy Corvette. Football 1, 3, 4: Student Council 1. HARRIET ELAINE HIGH Harriet Commercial Sports a diamond . . . usually seen reading . . future housewife . . . pals with Elsie. ROBERT DENNIS HECKLER Bob Academic Enjoys all types of sports . . . never misses a chance to go skating . . . likes exciting war stories. Football 2: Audio-Visual Club 2. CLAUDE B. HUNSBERGER Stilts General One of the fellows you have to look up to . . . Air Force bound . . . enjoys hunting . . , gen- eral handyman. Sl ELSIE IRENE HUNSBERGER Elsie Commercial Enjoys reading and painting . . . despises school . . . usually seen with Harriet. EMIL WILLIAM JOHANSON Bill Academic Usually armed with a camera . . . moody . . . always in a hurry . . . hopes to become a maga- zine photographer. Unaliyi Staff: Safety Council 3. is f i l. . A RONALD D. HUNSBERGER ' ' Slum General Enjoys working with wood . . . not a worry, not a care . . . hopes to wear Navy blue some day. I 16 . A ,o,,oi K, .A .- Ma:- V K r gg N' LEONARD BARRY JONES Lenn Academic . . y i'ii ' 5 K Friendly disposition . . . a cool shot in basket- fsr 23' S- v rf ball . . . crazy about cars, boats, and sports. 'V Unaliyi Staff: Football 1, 2, 3, Co-Capt. 45 Bas ix ketbaxl 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1 25 Track 3, 41 Chorus Q 2: Ghost Wanted. JOAN R. HUNSICKER Joan Academic Editor of the Arrowhead . . . has a way with words . . . plans to be a teacher. Unaliyi Staffg Class Treasurer 1: Class Secretary 3: Student Council 1, 3, President 4: Usherettes 3: Safety Council 3: Cheerleader 3, 4. HOWARD R. KEELEY Bucky General Green Thumb of the class . . . has a strong aversion to history . . . quiet and shy . . . enjoys working around cars. 52 1 H , K I R 6' at ef tb J S ., A P .. fi ,io get 311 41 t W, .m,:f,. , 3-::',,,QT,:5'f5'... if-'1i:'I ' .r ifsv5,,, . ,f is ..2gf?Tgtm, Q.. ' ,, gf ,Q c , , 55' fiifw ,Z 7221 34 :Us 54 at .. '44 J .sf , ' 'Rm '5f5ff,f'5.' 7 , . .,.4,.,f.t:2j'H we ,..., ggi ' 'ctxzlviir2iEz'7TLJf21tW :time fflwqf 3-2iYf'La,2:1H' Agffeggtf: ,:::3w: its---11 -' . , Ally-.t1',2Qf': :5: I tt.: ,,.. A, ,- W., ' ,... --'gg kg' i5g7,532?'12.i5' aft? Sei f. 4.5 K E 93km ' as J RONALD L. KEELY Ronnie Academic Quiet . . . avid reader. . . collects stamps and coins . . . future teacher. Unaliyi Staff: Refreshment Stand 4. JOHN RUSSELL KINSEY Johnny Academic One of the three sea-horseman . . . talented trombone player . . . easy-going . . . hopes to be an engineer. Unaliyi Staff: Student Council 2, 3: Track 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Bux-Mont 3, 4: Ghost Wanted. BYRON P. KELLER Barry General Neither rain, snow, sleet, nor hail will stop him from driving his scooter . . . likes guns . . . abhors history. ROBERT KIRKPATRICK Kirty Commercial Courteous . . . snappy dresser . . . enjoys singing . . . ardent fisherman. Unaliyi Staff: Student Council 1, 2: Football 1, 3, 4: Baseball 1: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4. SUZANNE B. KELSO Academic Suzie,' Attractive . . . very active in class activities . . . ardent football fan , . . future woman in white. Unaliyi Staff: Class Secretary 1: Class Treasurer 2, 3, 4: Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Usher- ettes 3: May Queen Court 1, 3: Father Was A Hrmusewifcn: May Queen 4. PATRICIA G. KLOTZ Pat Academic Different hair style every day . . . has a variety of perfumes . . . emphatic opinion concerning any subject . . . filled with musical ability. Unaliyi Staff: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Bux-Mont 3, 4: Usherettes 3: Father Was A Housewife. 53 PAULINE MAY KOCH Polly Academic Has a beautiful soprano voice . . . accomplished pianist and organist . . . sparkling personality. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Trebelettes 2, 3, 43 Father Was A Housewifef, CLARENCE S. KRATZ Humphrey,' General Quite a guy . . . can out-weigh the rest of the students . . . a terrific football and baseball player . . . prefers work to school. Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1, 2, 3: Chorus 2. WILLIAM M. KOERPER Wild Bill General Dark, silent type . . . a city slicker who's learning to like the country . . . gives the girls quite a line. EMILY LOUISE KRATZ Em General Nice disposition . . . shy . . . capable . . . re- freshment stand worker. Chorus 13 Handicraft Club 2. PAUL P. KRASNER Paul Academic Enjoys arguing . . . interested in sports . . . an accomplished shutter-bug . . . hopes to become a doctor. Unaliyi Staff: Arrowhead 2, 3, 4: Father Was A Housewife. MARIE KRATZ - Marie Academic Well-read . our class oet . . accomplished . . D . uccordionist . . . delves into psychiatry, philoso- phy and astronomy. Unaliyi Staff, Sketch Club .2: Typing Club 2. 54 WAYNE M. KRATZ Wayne Commercial Reticent . . . drives a cool '51 Ford . . . prefers hot rods to homework. Unaliyi Staff: Magazine and Booster Campaign Homeroom Captain. JOANN G. LANDIS Jo General Lively majorette . . . talkative . . . enjoys swim- ming . . . efficient cafeteria worker. Hockey 1, 2, 3: Basketball 1, 2: Softball 1: Maj- orettes 2, 3, 4. ELEANOR RUTH KRIEBEL Ellie Academic Beautiful blonde hair plus brains . . . ice cream and ice skating are tops with her. . .detests riding on the school bus. Unaliyi Staff: Chorus 1: One of our two Salutatoriuns. JOAN H. LANDIS Joan Academic Wears lovely clothes . . . well-modulated voice . . . pleasing personality . . . quiet and dependable. Unaliyi Staff: Chorus 1. DAVID KULP Dave General An outdoor man . . . has a flair for the Spanish guitar . . . has a knack with trucks . . . enjoys working with wood. Sketch Club 2. LEONARD M. LAY, JR. Lenny Academic Has a way with dogs-the four-legged kind . . . an experienced hunter . . . likes to go fishing. Safety Council 3, 4. 55 THEODORE J. LAZOWICKI Splash General Shy . . , a farmer and proud of it . . . crazy over horses . . . hopes to raise them someday, JOHN F. MATCZAK Sonny Commercial Has a knack for getting into trouble . . . fond of trout fishing . . . likes to swim. Football 1, 2. KAY F. LEDERACH Kay Commercial Live wire . . . naturally curly hair . . . con- tagious laugh . . . excellent dancer. Unaliyi Staff: Cheerleading Club 1, 2: Color Guard 4: Magazine and Booster Campaign I-Iomeroom Captain. VIRGINIA JEAN MATCZAK Ginny Academic A perky strutter . . , all-round athlete . . . ex- cellent dancer . . . a good student, too. Unaliyi Staff: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4: Majorettes 2, 3, 4: Ghost Wanted. ROBERT LINDQUIST Lindy Academic Tall, handsome blond . . . outdoor man . . . came to us in his senior year from New York . . . interested in the Coast Guard. JANET R. MECKES Janet General Courageous plus . . . liked by everyone . . . col- lects pennants . . . English is tops with her. 56 ,Q DAVID F. MILLER Dave Academic Talented drummer . . . owns a hot '54 Ford . . has plans for an Air Force career. Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Bux-Mont 4. HAROLD RAY MINIGER Ray Commercial Capable senior president . . . quizzical smile . . . good athlete . . . expects to become a contractor. Unaliyi Staff: Class President 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4. JEAN LOUISE MILLER Jean Academic Phillies fan . . . loves cats . . . possesses perfect pitch . . . likes to play baseball. Unaliyi Staff: Softball 2, 3, 4. CLYDE MOYER Punk Commercial Keen sense of humor . . . always in hot water . . . avid bowler . . . quite a baseball fan. Unaliyi Staff: Baseball 2: Track 3, 4: Band 2, 3, 4, Bux-Mont 3, 4: Father Was A Housewifen: Magazine and Booster Campaign Homeroom Captain. WILLIAM MILLER, JR. Bill General Crazy over cars . . . has an aversion to English . . . the silent type . . . wears a size 12 shoe. Football 1, 2, 3, 4. DONALD K. MOYER Killer General Blond, handsome trumpeter . . . one of our top athletes . . . filled with vim, vigor and vitality. Football 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4. 57 e're A if f JOANNE C. MOYER Jo Academic Pleasing personality . . . all-round athlete . . . capable seamstress. Unaliyi Staff: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Softball 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus: Father Was A Housewifeul pre- ferred matrimony to graduation. HENRY LAVERNE MOYER Verney Commercial A live wire . . . keeps things humming in book- keeping class . . . gets a charge out of hunting. Booster and Magazine Campaign Homeroom Capt. JOHN D. MOYER John Academic Tall and good-looking . . . tickles the ivories in long-hair style . . . can sing and act . . . uses his brains, too. Student Council 2, 3: Junior Assembly Pianist 2: Senior Assembly Pianist 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Father Was A Housewife. RICHARD A. MOYER Rich Commercial Neat and precise . . . mechanically inclined . . . an ice-skating fan. Unaliyi Staff: Booster and Magazine Campaign Homeroom Capt. JUDITH ANN MOYER Jude Commercial Snappy brown eyes . . . constantly talking and laughing . . . likes tuna hoagies, a good joke and Billy. Unaliyi Staff: Color Guard 4, Magazine and Booster Campaign Homeroom Capt.: preferred matrimony to graduation. STANLEY DONALD MOYER Monk Academic Lives up to his nickname . . . a triple threat on the football team . . . a real cool member of the basketball and track teams . . . quite an artist, too. Unaliyi Staff: Class Vice-President 1, 2: Student Council 1, 2: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 3, 4: Track 3, 4. 58 afie- LORRAINE A. MUMBAUER Mum Commercial Talkative . . . attractive dresser . . . ardent rec- ord fan . . . interested in becoming a telephone operator. Unaliyi Staff. THOMAS E. NASE Tom Commercial Tantalizing brown eyes . . . ardent hunter and fisherman . . . trust-worthy trackman. Unaliyi Staff: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Magazine and Booster Campaign Homeroom Captain. JOHN L. MYERS Myers Academic Nice personality . . . enjoys ice hockey . . . plays a cool bass . . . hopes to become a draftsman. Unaliyi Staff: Student Council 4: Band 2, 3, 4, Bux-Mont. JANET LOUISE NEAL Jan General Lively captain of the majorettes . . . talented artist . . . pretty brown hair. Unaliyi Staff: Majorettes 2, 3, 4: Bux-Mont 4: Booster and Magazine Campaign Homeroom Captain. BARBARA AMELIA NACE Barb Academic Ambitious . . . teased about her haircut... dresses meticulously . . . scientific minded. Unaliyi Staff: Arrowhead 2, 3, 4: Hockey 1, 2, 3. 4: Usherettes 3: Junior Assembly Choristeri Ghost Wanted : Valedictorian. DALE NICE Nice Academic Small but peppy . . . crazy over cars . . . fre- quently in hot water. 59 'F x ,r i ii, JON PAUL NICE Sparks General Tall, dark and silent . . , enjoys hunting and fishing . . . expects to don Navy blue in the future. JOHN BARRY RAHN Barry Academic Champion passer of the liux-Mont In-agile . . . all-round athlete . . . capable president of our freshman class . . . very popular. Class President 1: Student Council l: liiuilrzill 1. 2, 3, C0-Capt. 4: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, Co-Capt. 4: Winner of Most Valuable Player Award in lfootliall: Hnncwalvlc Mention on National High School lfootliall Team. ROBERT A. NUSBAUM Nus Academic Proud of his dog Daisy . . . talented artist . . . usually late for class . . . worries over details. Unaliyi Staff: Ghost Wanted. NANCY RAPPOLD Nance Academic Pleasing personality . . . pretty green cycs . . . efficient class secretary . . . snappy mcmlier of the Color Guard. Unaliyi Staff: Class Secretary 4: Hockey l, 2: Basketball Manager 4: Color Guard A GLORIA EILEEN NYCE Gloria Commercial Efficient member of refreshment stand crew . . . amiable personality . . . enjoys singing and painting. Unaliyi Staff: Chorus 1, 2: Magazine and Booster Campaign Homeroom Capt. C. ROBERT REICHLEY, JR. Bob General A husky blonde . . . likes to fool around with cars . . . boats fascinate him. ri l , W As x ' :Qi'f,f'l'E3?f?v-if-,Tgf3qr, ' -'gy ,fu , ,ik V.., A as ,E 5 w -it i iv va. -1 . ff ggi w f gff. i , ,K , , .SL K ffl . . - 3, + .gf - R if R as 5' ra, Q gfiiikiiifiiige ' - fel . i,M,g,1r -i ,. ., gs .. 134W, osg ,:,Ar?k , Ha, 3:52:92 Q , ' Y, -:,,r.-3Qfgfg321:,j,L-'ff' . 5 . Q 60 K .iw sit-msgs..-4. , - ff V. i fm-ffzfva I le K - ivl rfr, Q Q:'f:w-ff-E...,'-:'f. ' gg, Qi sz, M4522 , , ff 4 4.32 ana 'L A ...k ann ., -Q, af' X li if l r M 3525 Q R r A, a ff ai r 7 s. 'sg4fSf 91553gQ:sKt'Sgf e i f ,s 15 5111. its ,. ' it iyyr, ,m., a z Q m E PAULINE REST Polly Commercial Peppy cheerleader . . . happy disposition . . ardent sports fan . . . collects records. Unaliyi Staff: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Cheerleader 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM L. SCHEETZ Bill General Tall, shy and silent . . . expert with the bow and arrow . . . interested in model airplanes. Football 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2. FAY ROSENBERGER K Faysie Academic Self-reliant . . . dependable . . . accomplished bowler , . . attractive singing voice. Chorus l, 2, 3, 43 Trebelettes 3: Refreshment Stand Worker 3. FRED SCHIRK ll YY ' Fred Academic Enthusiastic' :Llmout any kind nf ours . . . likes ilu' olltrlfmrs . . . livin-s in ln-comm' :x rzuliu :mil T.V. st-x'x'1c'1-niziii, Chess and Checker Club 1. MATILDA ELAINE ROSENBERGER 'tTilly Commercial AlIi':1Ctivc smile , , . friendly . . . enjoys pup music . . . looking furwzlrrl to in ss-vi'vl:ii'inl juli. Unaliyi Staff: Rell Cross l'luh 23 Fafeteria Worker 3. 4: llriusicr :xml Mzigzizim' Czinipaign Home-room Captain. SUSAN JANE SCHNABEL Susie Academic Attractive brunette . . . a whiz in all sports . . . efficient in everything she undertakes . . . very popular. Unaliyi Staff: Basketball 1, 2, 3, Capt. 4: Soft- ball 1, 2, 3, 4: Hockey 1, 2, 3, Capt. 43 Most Val- uable Player Awardg Usherette 3: Color Guard 4: Safety Council 3. 61 Vw ' ' x R N 1 1 1 Q 'hfff w ,,qA9l !ghf .VFW .ny tinge ga. 145. r '1- -u...,4 ROLAND S. SCHOLL, JR. Junie General Rates high in school spirit . . . talented actor . . . expert with tools . . . excellent singing voice. Unaliyi Staff: Class Vice-President 4: Track 1: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Bux-Mont Band 45 Senior As- sembly Chorister lst Semester: President 2nd Semester 4: Father Was A I-Iousewifeni Ghost Wanted. LARRY SOUDER Buck Academic Speedy half-back . . . all-round athlete .. cheerful grin . . . very popular. Student Council 1, 2, 3: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: All- Bux-montg Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. CONSTANCE L. SELL Connie General Happy disposition . . , loves to dance . . . works as waitress and enjoys it. Color Guard 4. ROSE MARIE SPACEK Rosle Commercial Peppy cheerleader , , . lots of school spirit . . loves to talk . . . collects movie magazines. Unaliyi Staff: Cheerleader 3, 4: Safety Council 3: Usherette 3: Magazine and Booster Campaign Homeroom Captain: Ghost W'anted. HERBERT F. SHULER Herb Academic Talented tronibonist . . . warm smile . . . avid reader . . . enjoys science and history. Band 1, 2, 3, 4. WVALTER R. STACHELEK Stach General Likes to drive . . . Rock 'n Roll really sends him . . . has an aversion to cops . . . interested in the Air Force. 62 DONALD C. STEINROCK Don General A dynamo of energy . . . known for his wise- cracks . , . prefers the outdoors to school. PAUL W. TRESSLER Tress Academic Stncky guard on football teagn . . . sports en- thusiast . . . clear thinker . . . likes literature. Student Council 2, 3: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball Manager 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4. IRGINIA L. STONEBACK Ginny Commercial Vivacious cheerleader . . . happy as a lark . . . loves to dance . . . all-round athlete. Unaliyi Staff: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4: Softball 1, 23 Cheerleader 3, 4: Co-Chairman Program Committee for Christmas Dance: Ghost Wanted. ROBERT D. WAY Bob General Tall and lanky . , . avid sports fan . . . crusades against homework. NANCY STYER Styer Academic Contagious giggle . . . loves to talk . . . plays a hot clarinet. Unaliyi Staff: Band 1, 2, 3. 4: Usherettes 3: Father Was A Housewife. CARL E. WEITZEL SS 79 ' Fuzzy Commercial Merry brown eyes . . . mischievous grin . . . top baseball player . . . interested in all sports . . . came to in junior year. Football 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Magazine and Booster Campaign Homeroom Cap- tain. 63 CLAIRE E. WENZEL ' Claire General An attractive blonde . . . snappy member of the Color Guard . . . full of fun . . . likes to drive. Hockey 1, 2: Basketball 1, Softball 1, 2: Color Guard 4: Safety Council 3. ELEANOR R. WISE Ellie Academic Has a flair for drama . . . lovely voice . . . atroc- ious speller . . . is interested in teaching. Unaliyi Staff: Safety Council 3: Usherettes 35 Refreshment Stand Worker 43 Ghost Wanted. ROBERT M. WHITE Bear Academic Very good hunter . . . hails from Lederach . . . neat dresser. Baseball 1, 2: Game Club 2. RICHARD M. YOUNG Dick Commercial Quiet . . . interested in becoming a bookkeeper . . . enjoys collecting stamps. HELEN E. WILLIAMSON Will Academic Petite . . . friendly smile . . . talented pianist and clarinetist . . . future Florence Nightingale. Unaliyi Staffg Hockey 1, 2, 3: Tennis 2: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Chairman of Christmas Dance 3. SANDRA S. ZEPP . Hoagie Academic Loves to eat . . . interested in sports . . . plans to become a librarian. ' Hockey 1, 2, Manager 3, 4: Softball Manager 3, 4: Safety Council 3: Refreshment Stand Worker 3, 4. 64 'Gr-7 SENICR CLASS CFFICERS Standing: Ray Mininger, president. Seated: Roland Scholl, vice-presidentg Suzanne Kelso, treasurerg and Nancy Rap- pold, secretary. ' 65 NP BEST DRIVING ABILITY S. Donald Moyer and Virginia Stoneback BEST VOCALISTS Robert Kirkpatrick and BEST SPEAKING VOICE Pauline Koch en l Ol' Eleanor Wise and Alfred Feingold lfLl98l'!CliLU2J MOST LIKELY T0 SUCCEED Barbara Nace and Larry Freed 4: J' LARGEST VOCABULARY Thelma Bergey and Herb Shuler BEST DANCERS Donald K. Moyer and Virginia Matczak fnot picturedj MOST RADIANT PERSONALITY Suzanne Kelso and Larry Souder BEST PENMEN MOST DRAMATIC Eleanor Wise and Roland Scholl MOST TO sw Clyde Moyer and Judith Moyer MAXIMUM AND MINIMUM Joan Dorn and David Kulp Eleanor Kriebel and John Kinsey 67 MOST POPULAR Suzanne Kelso and Barry Rahn BEST ARTISTS Lynn Grafton and Eleanor Kriebel A BEST MUSICIANS I -f John Moyer and Patricia Klotz I , xx f 7- . X ' X me 3 I ' CLASS LOAEERS Robert White and Constance Sell MOST MANNERLY ' Alfred Feingold and Joan Hunsicker BRIGHTEST EYES MosT DEPENDABLE Joann Alderfer and Robert Heckler Alice Detweiler and John Kinsey MOST STUDIOUS Larry Freed and Eleanor Kriebel 5 3 ' CLASS CUT-UPS . MOST NEATLY DRESSED Judy Moyer' Blu Koerper Larry Freed and Suzanne Kelso WITTIEST Arthur Clyde and Eleanor Wise MOST TALENTED ATHLETES Barry Rahn and Susan Schnabel TOPS IN SCHOOL SPIRIT Roland Scholl and Joan Hunsicker MOST CAREFREE S. 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Frederick, J. Frederick, D. Freed, W. Fulmer, J. Funk, J. Gegan, J. Gerhart, R. Gerhart. E. Gleason, L. Harker, V. Harris, M. Hartman, N. Hartzel, S. Hauck, E. Hobbs, P. Hockman, R. Huns- berger, G. Hunsicker. J. Kalb, J. Kenneson, L. Kleiner, R. Knappenberger, W. Kriebel, N. Kuntz, G. Lancaster, B. Lederach, J. Lewis, W. Light. C. Limbert, E. Matczak, B. Meyers, L. Minninger, N. Mininger, P. Moore, D. Moyer, D. Moyer, K. Moyer, K. Moyer. J, 2. 4 1:r..Q,..f..e1.s,e,m gf 5 V, ,M ... .... , . if 83 .ski .MSE eey.e.a Not pictured: R. Binsber get, J. Daniel, M. Grinbergs, N. Kern, L. Ogden, M. Rios, A. Shive, C. Wrede. 5' P. Moyer, P. Moyer, R. Moyer, S. Moyer, M. Myers, J. Musselman, M. McWold, J. Nace, N. Nace. C. Nase, J. Nase, B. Nyce, W. Overholt, K. Peck, B. Poatsy, G. Pulli, J. Quinby, R. Rahn, H. Rash. C. Reed, S. Reinhart, T. Renner, E. Reppa, B. Roshong, H. Rush, B. Sacks, L. Sacks, J. Schlossman, L. M. Sefing. K. Wambold, E. Warriner. B. Way, P. Weaver, J. Winner, H. Wissbrun, L. Workman, D. Yoder, D. Young, L. Young, L. Ziegler. Me cfaaa of 1962 Sell, B. Shelly, P. Spachman, G. Swartley, H. Swartley, J. Underkoffler, J. Wallace, G. Walton, T. - Huh: f 35 E? . w ri . wif J . EA. ff , ,.,. 11 ,in if '4-if -Tb .F ,A 4 .Lf Q Q2 1 'O' Nuff' ,il 15 SN! as Q . 59' V,-Q.. wi sh.. S. Q' K ' s .--.:. Q. JJ' Q afiiri' .5 ,f my Y We -is . B' 'K mi.. 22. I5 4 l -if Q Q 53,36 7 'E J x S , ,Jw A few - - ff sxw' ,r .4 V 'L' 2.21.1 X X is . ,,,.. W 9 fin im Q -in any 1 5' . HK WL A fa. . . af ' ,K f x F X 'Sz 4? fM, 1' guml r :gm fm . , Q, .-.... , Y 1 . ,r . , , l 5 . 1 QS ws. hw f' 5.s:ifffsL'1' 5' fi-W' M5552 . ' -er, .is Q ef abx X K 5 ' .. , . ?'z:, aKxgf5. ., sf x 5 2 -..-- S' - -' It r ,L ,, . .. .., .un . L-,,lL ,E lla it , V A , QW f . ,. : - 1,fwsw A Wi' ,,, M fem is .... f li A A 1 N i - ' Fa.: - 7' K E .1 L', s..-t ' av 2 A ' J iv . Q1 f , ,ii Q N 1 - J. Alderfer, M. E. Anders, J. Bambery, M. Beck, K. Benner, P. Benner, D. Bergey, G. Berthold, J. Bleam, D. Boorse. B. Conver, S. Detweiler, S. Drace, F. Enters, J. Erb, R. Evans, L. Fetherman, W. Fetterolf, R. Freed J. Funk. I S. Gahman, E. Gerhart, S. Godshall, E. Goshow, S. Hangey, R. Hartman, J. Heller, A. Moyer, D. Huns- berger, G. Johnson. L. Keely, A. King, L. Kooker, D, Kraiss, D. Kratz, D. Landes, J. Landis, P. Landis, T. Leister, R Merrick. A. Moyer, F. Moyer, J. Moyer, L. Moyer, R. Moyer, E. Mueller, D. Nace, S. Nace, R. Ottey, J. Pepkowski G. Rickert, W. Rios, A. Ritz, M. Romanik, C. Rosenberger, P. Schanz, D. Schnable, J. Schnable, S. Schrauger, A. Sowers. J. Stauffer, J. Stauffer, M. Trauger, L. Wambold, S. Weikel, K. Wenner, S. Yoder, R. Ziegler. 'fLe cfadfi 0 1963 J 85 . , - . as All up - 5 L.: .., . 1 w l 1 l Q 1 i e I i . K i , V,,.,5,,m',,IT, , .f.,.,5,, Q 2 ,.-' 'fs get if ciuiffiiggr 2 E! ty.. WM s il 5 I 4 x A !.54fi M ,cf E, M1 D4 4,1 First row: F. Scheetz, R. Keyser, A. Moyer, K. Clemmer, R. Johnson, R. Cunnion, M. Mosser, P. Tressler, L Souder, S. D. Moyer, D. Clemens, F. Winner, G. Hammerschmidt. Second row: Assistant Manager R. Nyce, D. Bauer, L. Musselman, R. Urich, B. Wenger, S. Moyer, D. Moyer R. Landes, R. Espenship, T. Feher, C. Kratz, D. Fitzgerald, T. Clemens, Manager J. Bunton. Third row: Coach Meyers, W. Scheetz, T. Stover, J. Detweiler, W. Garges, B. Hayes, H. Nyce, J. Landis, T Bucher, N. Moyer, C. Weitzel, R. Fluck, R. Kirkpatrick, E. Algard, R. Grubb. Fourth row: W. Miller, R. Clemens, L. Freed, W. Kratz, D. K. Moyer, L. Jones, B. Rahn. VARSITY FOOTBALL Hail to the Varsity! And it was a great varsity that the 1958 season saw, possibly one of the best Souderton High will ever produce. Paced by the potent pitching arm of senior quarterback, Barry Rahng the daring, circus catch- ing of end, Larry Freed, the tremendous running power of Larry Buck Souder and S. Donald. Monk Moyer, two of the best scat backs in the Bux-Mont Leagueg and the talented kicking toe of Leonard Jones, the Indians stood as a formidable threat for the league title at the onset of the season. Unfortunately, the breaks didn't go Souderton's way and the Indians dropped three close decisions out Assistant coaches: W. Coyle, W. Boorse, R. Schwab. 88 of their first five games. However, these heart- breaking losses didn't dampen the team's spirit and the Indians fought back to finish the rest of the season undefeated and notch third place in the league with a 7-3 record. Indians who received special awards were Larry Freed and Barry Rahn, first team All-Bux-Mont fthe latter being elected permanent team captain and also the team's most valuable playerlg Larry Souder and S. Donald Moyer, second team All Bux- Mont. fMoyer also won the Bux-Mont scoring titleb, and Paul Tressler, All Bux-Mont Honorable Mention. SWEAT, BLOOD, AND TEARS,EARNED THESE SCORES: Central Bucks ...... Upper Perkiomen--- Souderton .... Souderton .... Souderton .... 20 William Tennent .... 0 Souderton .... 0 Quakertown ....... 6 Souderton .... 30 Upper Moreland .... 0 Souderton .... 12 Pennridge ......... 20 Souderton .... 12 Springfield ........ 18 Souderton .... 27 Hatboro ..... ..... 0 Souderton .... 21 Ambler ...... .... 1 4 Souderton .... 19 North Penn ........ 18 25 0 42 21 Manager James Bunton '95 Coach John Meyers Feelings are tense on the sidelines Fourth down, two to gog what'1l We do? .,r .X I ,VN .. f 3' f 4 Q-X f.. ,- T 'I ., 2, ,, X L X XF ' A ix Y a .177 . , Line: D. K. Moyer, H. Nyce, P. Tresslcr, S. Moyer, E. Algard, R. Fluck, L. Freed. Backfield: L. Souder, B. Rahn, L. Musselman, S. D. Moyer. Captain Barry Rahn-all Bux-Mont First Team V Larry Souder-all Bux-Mont Second Team and Coach Meyers 90 l I Nw 0 9 s ' - . mx .r , , L na W ' X: K' , ti r Tgi s 4 , X in as -5, 2215 -fi A 1 QV, l r or L,Qf f . 'f I M i n , ,L , K 'M A -cfm ' , ns. Neither rain nor snow . . Freed uses his speed and Freed on the go. Talking it over. pogo-stlck legs in pass de- fense against Springfield. Ind1ans stop Upper Perk runner short of goal E i Q Q N zf LARRY SOUDER PAUL TRESSLER S. DONALD MOYER LEONARD JONES Back Lineman Back Back BARRY RAHN LARRY FREED DONALD K. MOYER Back Lineman Lineman Tw E 11: 3 5 3? 5 Q 2 3 2 EDWARD ALGARD TED CLEMENS BARRY HAYES CLARENCE KRATZ Lineman Lineman Lineman Lineman . . I WILLIAM MILLER WILSON KRATZ GEORGE ROBERT FLUCK Lineman Lineman HAMMERSCHMIDT Lineman Back HENRY NYCE SCOTT MOYER Lineman Lineman LEE MUSSELMAN BRUCE WENGER NEAL MOYER JAMES LANDIS Back Lineman Lineman Lineman 1 Z I' I f I i ,,f.,3u.L., , , .. I Q ...1..1.. Left: Tressler throws a key block and Souder is off and running. Left I m sure Ill make it all in one trip Above: Coach Meyers awards football letters. Left: It was an icy, cold day in Central Bucks, but the Indians were hotter than mid-July as they rolled over the Bucs 25-0. This play shows Bucky Souder being plowed under after he completed a sizeable gain on the receiving end of one of Barry Rahn's many passes. VARSITY BASKETBALL This year Souderton fielded its strong- est basketball team in many a season. Built around the nucleus of five returning letter- men, the Indians, for the first time in many seasons were being considered as a serious threat for the league title. Spearheaded by captains Barry Rahn and Larry Freed, an All-Bux-Mont per- former in 1957, seniors Leonard Jones, and S. Donald Moyer, and junior Wilson Kratzg Mr. Hughes' quintet was all set to give Souderton its most thrilling basketball season in quite a while. 5 . ,V , , i 2 3 E i Coaches Falk and Hughes and Captains Barry Rahn and Larry Freed 1 First row: S. D. Moyer, L. Souder, D. Hangey, H. Carver, W. Josephson, A. Moyer, L. Musselman, S. Moyer, A. Wampole, L. Kratz. Second row: B. Wenger, D. Bishop, R. Cordero, R. Mininger, C. Weitzel, J. Knauff, J. Gruenberg, E. Gotwals, L. Jones. Third row: Coach Falk, Coach Hughes, B. Rahn, L. Freed, W. Kratz, P. Bergey, D. K. Moyer, Manager Tressler, Assistant Manager K. Albright. L 1, Y 1:1451 - rf, 1 1 LARRY FREED A 'C BARRY RAHN x.! ,, ' Xi A WWL KJ 20 NOX :QM-,4 5' i F x rr! 1 . -e in SQIM ,. n 5 Q H ,. , 5 Y RAY MININGER 5-Z 5 X 1.3 LARRY SOUDER LEONARD JONES ' .li Q., Vw 1 ,I . - W M A fu '35, Y ' A 5 A A ' Q , 3, f, X4 3 . - va, f , , '-X Q xp QA 5-ff? 4-, rv- . 1 2 J. 3 .5-, A . ALAN WAMPOLE 15 ff' CARL WEITZEL f U aiJ 1 K x L . .1.,: ..,, , f LA R 1 Q :,. zi, S ji A nf ef W f vf E Fa f' DONALD K. MOYER DONALD MOYER WILSON KRATZ Wampole goes in for a lay-up against Pennridge. Freed jumps against Pennridge. Freed executes his renowned hook shot. Kratz scores Kratz jumps center. First row: K. Clemmer, D. Bishop, A. Wampole, W. Koerper, L. Souder, K. Albright, D. Dalton. Second row: Coach Smoot, R. Bunton, R. Mininger, W. Kratz, B. Rahn, C. Weitzel, R. Cordero, Manager Bunton, VARSITY BASEBALL As spring rolls around this-year, one will hear the familiar sound of a bat hitting a ball. It is once again time to get out the baseball bats, gloves, and suits-time for the Souderton fans to come to the games and cheer for the team. As usual, Souderton is expected to have a strong team. With graduation taking away the core of the pitching staff and a number of regulars of the previous season, the team will feel a definite loss. But with six lettermen from last year's team returning, this loss should be overcome. The six lettermen are these: Larry Souder, playing shortstopg Barry Rahn, holding down the initial sackg Wilson Kratz, working from behind the plate 3 Robert Bunton, Carl Weitzel, and Ray Mininger, roaming the pastures. With the abundance of capable juniors and sophomores to help the veterans, this team should give the Souderton fans something to cheer for. 98 Close play at first. 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The boys start training early in the winter and practice all winter for their few meets in the spring. But all this work is truly paying off, for track, once a sport that drew little attention from anyone at Souderton, is rapidly drawing the interest of many fans and becoming one of the most popular sports around S. H. S. The boys making up the nucleus of this year's track squad are returning lettermen Larry Freed, S. Donald Moyer, Leonard Jones, Paul Tressler, Alfred Feingold, and Royden Clemens. Other mem- bers are Edward Algard, Robert Kirkpatrick, Thomas Nase, Clyde Moyer, and John Kinsey. The boys will run in the Penn Relays, The Boyertown Relays, The Bux-Mont Track Meet, and will also challenge some of the surrounding Bux- Mont track teams. Left to right: P. Tressler, R.. Kirkpatrick, T. Nase, C. Moyer. .XLELWKQ ' Q ia! e .ff x ' ' ' '- 'f 'if ' , K X ' Lf FIELD L. Jones with javelin. E. Algard with discus. C. Moyer wlth shot put. Monk Moyer executes broad jump. oops-a-daisy Junior High Varsity--First row: M. Myers, J. Dunn, A. Gerhart, D. Kulp, B. Roshong, C. Bultman, W. God- shall. Second row: W. West, D. Gahman, L. Zepp, H. Riley. 1 JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL Coach Maza gives instructions. First row: J. Gerhart, L. Ogden, H. Swartley, B. Shelly, D. Bergcy, D. Yoder, J. Lewis, J. Undercoffler, L Keely, R. Hunsberger, H. Rush. Second row: A. King, D. Rufe, J. Dunn, H. Riley, R. Miller, V. Harris, D. Gahman, W. Godshall, C. Bult- mann, W. West, D. Kulp, B. Roshong, L. Zepp, Gahman. Third row: Coach Maza, R. Rahn, R. Young, M. Myers, A. Gerhart, T. Renner, L. Strasser, E. Roby, D Ruckle, J. Musselman, D. Schnable, F. Weil, D. Smith, Assistant Manager Coyle. 1 iwlfii, . A Gahman jumps center. Junior High Varsity-Kneeling: Captain D. Gahman. Standing: Coach Maza, R. Loux, D. Price, W. Godshall, J. Dunn, Manager F. Weil. Gahman battles for a rebound. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Kneeling: G. Lancaster, L. Sefing, R. Loux, D. Yoder, H. Swartley, R. Hunsberger, R. Rahn, H. Rush, L. Ogden, E. Goshow. Standing: Coach Maza, J. Lewis, B. Roshong, T. Renner, D. Gahman, Hartzell, B. Shelly, Manager F. Weil. D. Price, W. Godshall, J. Dunn, N. 25? First row: B. Nace, G. Beck, V. Kratz, S. Schnabel, S. Hunsberger, V. Matczak, J. Ruffo, V. Stoneback, K. Smith. Second row: L. Clemmer, B. Mumbauer, N. Rickert, S. Crouthamel, F. Smith, N. Moore, S. Kelso, R. A. Greaser, B. Fretz, B. Schnable. Third row: Assistant Manager P. Bolig, B. Bucher, J. Hager, B. Rahn, S. Palmer, P. Miller, M. Crouthamel, J. Gazdag, R. A. Godshall, L. Bealer, P. Ruth, Manager S. Zepp, Coach White. HARD FOUGHT BATTLES AND THESE SCORES: Quakertown ........ Upper Perkiomen --- Hatboro ........... Central Bucks ...... Pennridge 2 2 4 Upper Moreland .... O 4 0 4 North Penn --- --- Souderton-- - Souderton Souderton- -- Souderton Souderton Souderton Souderton Captain Susan Schnabel and Coach White mmqg.1.uwwsufr max1hww!ww A as-awww-fm mgggwxpw. HOCKEY With the arrival of hockey season, approxi- mately sixty girls heeded Miss White's call for recruits, giving her an extremely wide selection from which to choose. However, out of this large group there was only one returning letterman, Susan Schnabel, who was elected captain for the 1957-'58 season. Other seniors who maintained a berth on the team and who should be lauded for their excellent sportsman- ship, co-operation, and capability are Virginia Stoneback, Barbara Nace, Virginia Matczak, Suzanne Kelso, and Gertrude Beck. Throughout the season the maids showed plenty of spirit and aggressiveness although Winning only two games. Victories came over Pennridge, and Upper Moreland, a surprising triumph. 104 FAITH SMITH JOAN RUFFO SUZANNE KELSO VIRGINIA STONEBACK Halfback Halfback Halfback Wing -:Fi 2--'IFE-: :.'f'v.f-,- I-if B14 1 'S A ..' .,,,,1 J' A 5 5,kL BARBARA NACE GERTRUDE BECK . ., I Fullback Fullback A Kbrr ' II 1 BBBA A Amin' ' '.G 'M2i?d' IW X' .Ii 15? 'Q '- M sx f ,J TL- ,f J, I. , - fry I 413 7 .I 1 - gui 111 ,M I 31- E ,QL . ' W I, 5 if 5 . wllg, :S z ,111-f ea awrv Ii-1 I .':'2Y ' si'llfF f.J Jf 'LU' U UUE Yi. 31 .1 -- f 'r'- I -mify Se' A nfl Sv NANCY MOORE SUSAN SCHNABEL Goalkeeper Halfback VICKI KRATZ KATHRYN SMITH SANDRA HUNSBERGER VIRGINIA MATZCAK Inner Wing Inner Center Forward e Wuf411mm, 111i-Nawaz .. i l Kneeling: N. Moore, J. Alderfer, M. Stover, V. Stoneback. Standing: S. Hunsberger, C. Bergey, J. Moyer, Coach White, S. Schnabel, P. Ruth, V. Matczak. First row: L. Clemmer, B. Bucher, V. Matczak, B. Schnable, C. Spacek, J. S. Fenstermacher, S. Crouthamel. Second row: J. Alderfer, F. Smith, B. Rahn, N. Moore, S. Hunsberger, J. Gazdag. Third row: Assistant Manager M. A. Bealer, L. Swartley, S. Palmer, C. Richmond, Coach White, G. Wampole, R. A. Godshall, K. Undercoffler, Manager Rnppold. BASKETBALL The 1958 Basketball team was relatively inexperienced having only two returning lettermen, Susan Schnabel and Nancy Mooreg in spite of this, the season proved to be an interesting one in Souder- ton's history. Under the capable leader- ship of Miss White and Susan Schnabel, captain of the team, the girls fought hard and played to Win. Doing a fine job of shoot- ing were Virginia Stoneback, JoAnn Alderfer, Phyllis Ruth, Mary Stover, and Susan Schnabel. Excellent guarding was done by Clarice Bergey, Virginia Matczak, Joanne Moyer, Nancy Moore and Sandra Hunsberger. Hope, J. Weidemoyer, V. Stoneback, M. Stover, B. Bradford, L. Bealer, Moyer, A. Hallman, C. Bergey, B. J. Moyer, P. Ruth, S. Schnabel, s sses Left, top to bottom: Virginia Stone- back, Virginia Matczak, Clarice Bergey, Joann Alderfer. Center, top to bottom: Captain Susan Schnabel and Coach White, Nancy Moore. Right, top to bottom: Phyllis Ruth, Mary Stover, Sandra Hunsberger, Joanne Moyer IO7 Schnabel push passes to the line. Stoneback rushes for goal. Schnabel jumps center. WWE Kali iii ll! Half time and Coach White over with the team. talks I 7 Lvyk K ' . -1- ' e . . a T T ' .AA Q.. J ., Q f,l, Q A f . ws gl W5-. wt L fs Q 3 Y i '25 ll 1' . E f F my ,EW 'H 1 M -1 iff Q ff? . f Q is mi , ' ' r if .. J A Y .K 5 M ,kfr A --kk . 'Tj 4 ' 5 A 5 ig , ,F an - ,- 1 1 ' . , I First row: J. Miller, L. Swartley, P. Ruth, S. Schnabel, S. Hunsberger, Miss White, Coach, A. Class, M. Stover, J. Gazdag, B. Bradford, N. Johnson, L. Derstine. Second row: M. Yoder, F. Moyer, L. Moyer, E. Moyer, I. Dunn, S. Moyer, V. Kratz, L. Bergstresser, B. Heckler, J. Weidemoyer, S. Zepp, Mgr. SOFTBALL With four returning lettermen plus a host of promising juniors and sophomores, the 1958 softball team has high hopes for a successful season. 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