Souderton High School - Unaliyi Yearbook (Souderton, PA)
- Class of 1961
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X, K 1. , , xl ' xr fi '5 lx, tl li nl ,E X I, 2,1 1 fm X g - .eeg g ,, i y Mg f X. gigg X X X i Q ll X , 'e -'T 49 , g 1 ' W Xi' J f 0 ll , ff, ' xx x Ml I P ARMA X ff W ifi f i, ,X X i. fy l X Wx f I R if fi i ff, f ,, fl X ff , . ,aff ff t I A' N N ,I V l A w' l A 17 ,X if N f l i . l f y' E fi , ll f,1!,'ly I , fi , f Aly, r J , ,Mira orewor 'M al, jar 4 J, When we entered Souderton High School, we iw l pp ilk were young and full of aspirationsg quite similar W 'QW to a recently planted seedling. Like the seedling, :QW 1 'A we developed steadfastly with all of the tenacity is IW li and persistence which the young invariably ni 0 K lim .N possess. We were nurtured on the collocation of fm A facts and beliefs which civilizations throughout 'F N , . the ages have developed. W il ' i l ' l I As weeds which impede the growth of the Mill W l, , 1 p seedlings must be removed, so were the impedi- R l ' 5 5 ments which hampered our scholastic growth re- lil f 5 p moved. As the seedlings develop, they become A 'ip K I more and more iirmly attached to the soil which p F provides a permanent foundation for them. 'l ll fl Our lives are deeply rooted in the education i 'k ! ll we received at Souderton Area Joint Hi h School. if .i i l g 1+ 1 l,k i This education is the seed from which we will i M J flourish as we permeate modern man's civilization. Al 1' l l X I . ' , J ffl if aiivxx i i ' , ix! Q X I :lg x N Nn I , iw lf I 'X l N up ,Ml In xl i. V V l j, I 1 ix -.K I IV! v . K x re., - . he-evfvf' l f, i Z . e f isforcy of ur SCAOOI On August 24, 1875, Samuel Godshall sold to the town of Souderton a lot which is now the site of the Chestnut Street School. The first school house was a one-room building erected in 1875. The Chestnut Street School was taken over by the borough in 1888 when the first School Board was elected. The first class to graduate from the Souderton High School was the Class of 1894 which consisted of only four members. From that early start to the present, the history of our school is a story of continuous progress, improvement, and development. The greatest step in that progress was taken when in September of 1932 the classes first met in what was then the new building on School Lane. In 1956 a Building Committee was appointed. What was its purpose? Well, since World War II, Souderton showed an immense growth including the five other districts. We had outgrown our present school and a new one was needed. This was the reason for the Building Committee. No- vember 20, 1957, the architect gave the signal and, after the ground breaking ceremony, con- struction began. With eager anticipation, we watched the new building progress through its various stages. On September 13, 1959, the Corner Stone Laying Ceremony was held. It was on the previous Wednesday, September 9, 1959, that the students first entered the school. We, the class of 1961, are proud and honored to be the second class to graduate from this beautiful build- mg. 2, 3 n :x4PPreciafion The supervision of a high school is a pro- foundly complex operation. We of the Souder- ton Area District have been extremely for- tunate to have received the services of Mr. E. Merton Crouthamel, who for the past forty years. has been dedicated to the public service. Mr. Crouthamel's teaching career began as Assistant Principal in the Beccaria Township Schools in 1914 and 1915. During the follow- ing two years. he taught here at Sounderton, and from 1918 to 1919, he spent one year in the United States Army. After his military service was completed, he taught in Butler, Pennsylvania. In 1921, he returned to Souder- ton as Assistant Principal for one yearg and then assumed his present position as Super- vising Principal. succeeding Mr. A. L. Gehman. It was during his term as Supervising Prin- cipal that the Elementary School building at Summit Street was builtg the former High School building was builtg and our present building was erected. Mr. Crouthamel was re- sponsible for many familiar things around the school which today are merely taken for granted. He was responsible for the erection of the fence around the athletic field, the build- ing of the large stands. and the installation of the floodlights. All of these things made the athletic events more enjoyable to watch and participate in. One of his more recent addi- tions to the school was a set of driver training machines to promote better driving habits among the student body. With prudent frugal- ity, he procured more equipment of finer caliber for our new high school with the money ex- pended than many people thought possible. He has undertaken many jobs such as the super- vision of our athletic programs, which now re- quires the service of several people. Mr. Crouthamel has seen the faculty of Sou- derton grow from approximately ten to our present force of seventy-seven. These years of service which we have received from him are truly prolific, and we, the class of 1961, wish him many enjoyable years during his forthcom- ing retirement. We are deeply grateful for the many things that he has made possible for us. Bill Godshall. Unaliyi Edi- tor. presents the dedication to Mr. Miller. giechcafion We. the class of 1961, proudly and with great pleasure dedicate this issue of the Unaliyi to Mr. Charles C. Miller, for he has contributed much toward making us, his pupils, better citizens. He has helped us lay a lirm foundation in which we can sink the roots of citizenship. And from these roots we can, with strength of character and persever- ance, rise to great heights. We will not soon forget his un- tiring and patient explanations of the intricacies of trigonometry, ge- ometry, and algebra, and his line work with the Audio-Visual Club in providing lighting and sound for our assemblies. It is our hope that by dedicating this book to Mr. Miller, we can ex- press in some small measure our appreciation and gratitude for his long and line service to us and to our school. Mr. Miller explalns a geometry theorem to fs'- hns class. ff-fr' ret 1y3?'5f W fi' 4. af f ffl- Vfg lf' 'V 5. L 1 ,f ' svn' f,-'S I l i Members of the Audio-Visual cluh, Harry Sheets and Art Shive Watch th advisor, Mr. Miller set up a film. 9 Cll' Front row, left to right: Elmer M. Beam. Willard S. Detwiler, Leverne K. Grimley. Treasurerg Ada Y. Kwederg Jules Pearlstine, Solicitorg Henry A. Buck, Charles M. Heimbach. Jr. Second row: Franklin Slemmer, Warren B. Anders Paul Bittner, Fred G. Volp, Harry Gerhart. P. Kenneth Bickel. Norman Ziegler. Third row: G. William Crouthamel John M. Landis, Jr.. William H. Long. Dr. J. Donald Kratz. Leroy F. Musselman. Robert Shisler, Linford Shelly: Fo-urth row: Frank R. Keller, John.H. Seitz, Rev. Cecil P. Pottieger, Harvey Cronrath. Norman Beruey. Presidentg Leldy C. Nyce. Members not on picture: Walter S. Cassel. George Walton. Secretaryg Don A. Brennan. SCAQQI KOQVJ With one eye on finance and one on the welfare of the school, the school board conscientiously carries out their duties. These thirty civic-minded people spend many hours working over the problems of the school. Although they remain in the background, Mr. Bergey, president of the board, and the rest of the members do an invaluable job for the school. 10 s , x x A 'r X .i R kv' X I KU X125 N.,x uri' 2 ' ' ff: x, 1 Qi f i M i H y ' 'x - Q '-,A Q I , , RXl bx,!,fY! f X , ' . I :ff X ,M . . In-if-x. Q!!-lj? iifsbi ,X Si X XNJK ' l J' 'lf' . ' f X' -fy ' U . 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I X Alf, -' A - I ,Nh - XX .R 2 V? , r I ' A 1-, i ,yg dml f y ak in : I We! 'N ,f 9 D7 fx Lai' 4' 5-'T: f : ,sA-Q1 CE? 'f ,- . ' ' f X ,E R9 ,rf P ' 4- F24 ' fl ' I E' ' NX Q -S ff-K A? P N ff L2-fr -zff' 71- tx: 7 I. W W-X 5, ' .522-M 7 - 41 XX U -li ' F- Q -- n- I XXX fxxld A iff Q f VZ, 'vj N 1 V A X - ' f NE741T::'N , f j 1 T I M 4 , MLA' ' qv ffl K 5 iff' ff ' jf' ' Q? N .. 5 f ' , ' Q' -,N ' K X ,A 1 ffxgg-25 I sq 1 - x v .,, ' Q, ' , vm, ' V H N Q V ff- .51 2 S ,.v1 - f i,4, g+ , ' ' ffP5 , , - 4 Sf adolmin isfrafion E. M. CROUTHAMEL. Supervisilzg Principal MR. WILLIAM MAXWELL, Senior High Principul MR. WILLIAM WARNER, Junior High Principal I I I 1 Elmer L. Hausman came to Souderton High School in the fall semester of 1960. Because the science suite is situated on the lirst floor, Mr. Hausman,s physics room was remote from our daily courses. With the exception of students taking physics and general science, the student body was generally unfamiliar with Mr. Hausman. Though few of us had time to know him well, his sudden death deeply saddened our senior year, and with solemn regret we dedicate this page in memory of him. Elmer L. Hausman entered Kutztown Preparatory School in 1913. He was enrolled in college preparatory courses and graduated in 1917. ln 1919, he attended Franklin and Marshall College, majoring in the field of science teaching, he re- ceived his B.S. in 1922. During the next 20 years, Mr. Hausman earned additional credits at the University of Pennsylvania, the Brooklyn School of Polytechnics, New York, and at Lehigh University, Pennsylvania. In 1942, Mr. Hausman rendered his services to the United States War Trainees Program. At Souderton High School, Mr. Hausman taught physics and general science. His students will never forget the many experiences he shared with them, which helped to broaden their knowledge and enrich their classes. Toward the end of his teaching days, Mr. Hausman was frequently taken ill. He was finally compelled to leave his work altogether, and spent his remaining days confined to bed. Souder- ton High School was informed of the death of Elmer L. Hausman on February 23, 1961. 12 kglfl k.Mel4flOl'lQl4fl RICHARD BADMAN Mathematics West Chester State Teachers Col- lege, B,S. Ed. DONALD BAGIN Mathematics West Chester State Teachers Col- lege, B.S. Ed. BYRON BEAVER English, Latin West Chester State Teachers Col- lege, B.S. Ed. Mr. Maza explains the complexities of machinery to his shop students 1 JACQUELINE BAZZEL Personal Typing, Shorthand, Introduction to Business Shippensburg State Teachers Col- lege, B.S. Ed. ESTHER BILLET History Ursinus College. B. A.: West Chester State Teachers College, B.S. Ed. KENNETH W. BISHOP Science West Chester State Teachers Col lege, B.S. Ed. CHARLES V. BOLD WILLIAM M. BOORSE EDWARD BRUDER, III American History, f4H16'I'fC'll'1 Hi-VIOVY, General Mathematics, Problems of Democracy P 0l?lC'1?1S Of D'-'VPIOCVCICJ' Alg6bI'H, Pllllw GCOIWCYVY University of Pennsylvania, B.S. Blllffwll College. B-.A.s Harvard Temple University, A.B., B.S. Ed.g University of California, UIIIVCFSIWZ UHIVCFSIPY Of Notre Temple University, M. Ed. Dame! Temple UUIVCFSIIYS LC' Mrs. Kist teaches German with the e n 2 laboratory. aid of th ew langua, C high University. M.A. ELAINE L. CARLSON Geography, Science West Chester State Teachers Col- lege, B.S. MARY LOU CLAIRE World History, Spanish Pennsylvania State University B.S. WILLIAM H. R. CLEMENS Extra Help Classes Millersville State Teachers Col- lege, B.S. Ed.g University of Pennsylvania, Temple University. I CHARLOTTE P. CLEM M ER Art Beaver College, B.A.g Goucher College, Temple University. I EE' ' I ff fx:-E:-'sifisgsvisfdg f wfiuswgiiin ' ti A , f ' ' I ' L 3.3 5 1 f'H'..l hi , .M Ii -f , ' 'E-em .s N 5324: .WQSM s as- 'JMU 55 -53:95 - 'll' -5 'f ' - THEODORE R. CLINE English University of Pennsylvania, B.A.g Temple University, Newark State College. DREW DARRAH Geography, Science West Chester State Teachers Col- lege, B.S. Ed. Mr. Hulizer is correcting Chemistry papers. WILLIAM D. F. COYLE Family Living, English La Salle College, B.A.g Uni- versity of Pennsylvania. WALTER T. DOWLING Geography, Science East Stroudsburg State Teachers College, B.S. Ed.g Temple Uni- versity. RICHARD EVANS Reading, Research, English Ursinus College, B.A.g University of Pennsylvania, M. Ed. LEONARD A. FALK Bi0I0gy, General Mathematics Gettysburg College, B.A.g Mes- siah Collegeg Temple University University of Pennsylvania, Miss Bazzel explains the need for good typing techniques. y MICHAEL FERDOCK History, French, Health Bloomsburg State Teachers Col lege B.S. Ed. MAURICE FOULKE Music Appreciation, Band West Chester State Teachers Col- legeg New York University. l ELIZABETH MAY FISHER English Susquehanna University, B.A.g Bucknell University, M.A. CLARENCE T. GAZDICK Mechanical Drawing, Shop-Print, Art Kutztown State Teachers Col- lege, B.S.g Pennsylvania State University, M. Ed.g Millersville State Teachers College. EMMA L. GAZDICK Suhstitllte East Stroudsburg State Teachers College, B.S,g Temple University. MABEL L. GERHART Latin, German Cornell University, B.A.. M.A.g University of Munich' Mr. Boorse reviews American History with one of his history classes RICHARD L. GERHART BILLIE W. GERRINGER Wood Shop Home Economics Millersville State Teachers Col- Hood College, B.S. lege, B.S.g Philadelphia Museum College of Arts. l 1 at ll , MARTHA GREASER DORIS E. HALLMAN ROBERT HARTMAN Home Making World History Health, Physical Edizcution Cedar Crest College, B.S.g Drexel Ursinus College, B.A.g Temple East Stroudsburg State Teachers Institute of Technologyg Muhlen- University. College, B.S.g Pennsylvania State berg College. University. I ' ' ' 1 .fs V .ha afar . '- . Az. Vs ., 5 '- .,.,'-5:55-5. :::.'2Ea:5:a:-f'-5g:3',.,.:1g5::.-r-3'.,.,:5:ga:.5g' ' pw rfrg X . assi :xp 3252 1 ROBERT J. HEWSON Mathematics University of Pennsylvania. B.S.g Temple Universityg Pennsylvani State University. Miss Fisher explains the value of a literary background Ei HELENA C. HOULT Clt'1'ic'u1 Practice, Bll.YilIl'.Y.Y Mathematics Temple University, B.S. Ed. Philadelphia Business College University of Maryland. DONALD HUNTSINGER Geogruplly, Science Pennsylvania State University, BS MARTIN I. HULSIZER Algebra, Chemistry Muhlenberg College, B.S.g Kutz town State Teachers College University of Pennsylvania Pennsylvania State University. JOAN C. KIST l:I'l'I1l.'h Temple University, B.A.g Uni- versity of Pennsylvania. EUG EN E J. KLIMOVICH Biology Bloomsburg State Teachers Col- lege, B.S. STEPHEN JAMES KNIGHT Alncfrictzn H istory, World History University of Scranton, B.S. 335 -wth HUB f if ,- xa,'i,1f1::f7!sif '.Q-fl. v- fat?-l e ss my 'ggggg :ms-,., 3,3 fl. A els f' J- 5 2 Silsfiffrf it Q' Qgfsv f mtwiitxw f we-ms'-K 1, 2mENt,t55Q5zmX5sqsf 1 Y J. 2 K ,v f5':a?'?iil.?i??iT?' ' T952-525235 55 :z :sta sr: Ln . me-1.-Ws,lw.s? -- -as -I - fr?-ff - 1 Mrs. Clemmer instructs two of her art students in the value of colors JAMES WA KUHNS MARY G. LEATHERMAN Gniclzmce Coiinsvlor Goshen College, B.A.g Temple University. M.Ed. I I MARY LOU MALLOY English Pennsylvania State University, A.B.g Fordham Universityg Uni- versity of Pennsylvania. Arts and Crafts Goshen College. B.A. Art. WALTER MAST Reading, English Temple University, B.S. Ed. WILLIAM MAZA lim'ustrial Arts, Mathematics Millersville State Teachers Col- lege, B.S.g Lehigh University M.A. JOHN W, MEYER5 CHARLES C. MILLER Health, Physical Education Tfiz10110f11ffffy, GGOPTWNY Susquehanna University, B.S.: KUIZKOWI1 SIZIIC .TC-3af1hCl'S Col Pennsylvania State University. ICSC! Temple UUIVCFSHY- Family Living classes are interesting and informative under the direction of Mr. Coyle. EDWARD MOYER Mathzfnzatics, Algebra Millersville State Teachers Col- lege, B.S. R. BROOKE MOYER History Albright College. B.A.g Temple University. AILENE M. NASE Cl1IIl'l1.S', Music Houghton College, B.A.g Temple Universityg University of Bulfalog Alfred Universityg Muhlenberg College. ARTH U R P. NAU Drafting Millersville State Teachers Col- lege, B.S. Ed. LARRY J. OPDYKE Algebra, Matlzenmtics Albright College. B.A. MEADE PALM ER H islory La Salle College, B.A.g Temple University, M.A. BARBARA PAUL Gym, Hygiene Temple University, B.S. Ed. Miss Malloy approves of the answer from one of her English students GEORGE W. PATTON History Temple University, B.S., M.S. Biarritz University. ROYDEN S. PRICE English Elizabethtown College, B.A., Temple University. JAMES I. RAFFTESAETH Personal Typing, Typing Shippensburg State Teachers Col lege, B.S. Ed. l MARY REISLER Slzortlialid, Bookkeeping Bloomsburg State Teachers Col- lege, B.S.g Temple University M. Ed.g University of Pennsyl- vania. Mr. Klimovich describes the different shapes of bacteria to one of his Biology classes. MQY si P , .A'- ,,v.,.Vq J V, . 4' .36 Q. .k-.g:I:a:s g:',.,.::::ga-I'g'y:5,.g5:, 'ggi 5, -sir, f 14 J .kv-M11 11 ' ' S. Q-2:5 5:i1i:I ', ,.:'- IWQ' ' Sew' 'fiistsf?r5:5-ffvs':E::s1s1f5i. QM 5- - 1-' iid ' ..w fsw-E'2t Q- -' .1 Q sew ff DAVID RENN Physics, General Science West Chester State Teachers Col- lege, B.S. ROBERT T. ROBERTS English Bucknell University, B.S. Ed.g Temple Universityg Muhlenberg College. RUTH H. RICE Honzenmkfng Hood College, B.S. l PAUL ROMANO Earth Science West Chester State Teachers Col- lege. B.S. Ed. GLADYS ROSENBERGER Geography, Science, Matliematicx Kutztown State Teachers Col- lege, B,S. Ed. - , 1 I I . - I C NN ' f' Q M eislfi. ' f ' 3 RUDY D. ROSENBERGER Metal Shop Millersville State Teachers Col- lege, B-5. Ed-L UI1iVCfSiiY Of Mr. Bold explains the intricacies of Social Classes to one of his P O D Pennsylvania. t NANCY RUTH English, Reading West Chester State Teachers Col- lege, B.S. Ed. MARY SUE STEWART English, Reading Wheaton College, B.A. classes. DALPHUS H. SMOOT Auto Theory, Driver Training Temple University, B.S. ' . ..,.-. .. h il, xi, lg,-1252 ' . I ' apex -in -. .sie .5 :,'Ifg2.'5fi :-ffffiw- V j -ggfgyt Sim i 5, Wy, ,s , . ' V ig- ..,- - .T , A , , , . We liwfifiiilfiiii a gifi' t:fffTv3I,i?l iii i ,, CAROL TASCA Health, Physical Education Temple University, B.S. ROBERT J. VIRKLER English U n iv e r s i t y of Pennsylvania Bachelor of Music. RALP H WA LLIS Mathematics Temple University, B.S. , .::,: , i,. ,.., 3 . ,,.. , EMMA K. WEIL Numa University of Pennsylvania, R.N.g Temple University. WILLIAM E. YEOMANS IRENE M. WHITE Physical Education Physical Education, Health East Stroudsburg State Teachers Temple University, B.S. Ed. College, B.S. The roots of the present are buried deep in the past. World His- tory comes alive under the capable instruction of Mrs. Hallman. F. CAROL WEINERT Librarian University of Pennsylvania, B.S Ed.g Columbia University. B.S. Lib. Sci.g Temple University M.S. Ed., University of Colo: radog Pennsylvania State Uni- versityg University of Maine. RICHARD J. WEISS History Wilkes College, B.S. Ed. J. HAROLD ZOOK English, Reading Eastern Mennonite College, B.A. ,Gee Staff B. J. Way G. Smoot J. Rosenberry G. Brandis Dorothy Wildonger Dieticizm MAINTENANCE 0 . . . First r w, left to right. V. Cole, W. Stringer, S. Koehler, E. Algard, A. Bulow. Second row: C. Greaser, B. Wagner, L. Seiing, H. Landis, H. Treffinger, A. Myce, H. Zeigler. E. Bilger, M. Groff, A. Halteman, H, Bivighouse. R. E. Freed. R. Derstine, M. Derstine. H. Meyers, D Price, R. Frederick, M. Bolig. E. Clemmer, G. Clem- Phillips, K. Wambold, R. Price, E. Moyer, F. Long mer, M. Gahman. 25 BROOKE C. ALDERFER Creek Pet peeve-General Math . . . blushes easily . . . often seen but seldom heard. A DAVID C. ALDERFER Dave Hails from Christopher Dock . . . strong bass . . . nice wavy hair. Baseball lg All Bux-Mont lg Unaliyi 4: A Date With Judy g Chorus 4. JAMES L. ALDERFER .wmv College bound . . . ham op- erator . . . mechanically inclined. GEORGE ALEXANDER Hskipn Asset to the basketball team . . . sports a 552 Chevy . . . always in the library. Baseball 1: Basketball 3, 4. MARGARET A. ALLAN Peggy Studious . . . possesses neat clothes . . . nice personality. Band l, 2. 3, 43 Unaliyi 4g F.T.A. 4g Russian Club 4. LINDA J. BEALER UBGZIIEFH Tall, lanky lass . . . pleasant personality . . . always ready for fun. Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Hockey l, 2, 3. 4g Softball 1, 2, Unaliyi 45 Student Council 25 A Date With Judy g Basket- ball I, 2, 3. DOUGLAS E. BICKEL -'Bmw' Interest lies in the Junior class . . . owns a '57 Ford . . . despises English. Track 2, 3, 45 Wrestling 3, 45 Chess Club 35 Wood Club 3, 4g Wrestling Club 33 Rifle Club 4. SHARON L. BISHOP BislI Her heart lies at Penn State ...alwaysinajam... lessons are the least of her worries. Gym Club 31 Hockey lg Unaliyi 43 Knitting Club 4. '1 4 X 'A - ' ' ' ' vast Y 1 ' :A f-'ff -,MTV ..,.Y... T, , ,,,C, - ., H., Vi., V, - VY V VV V V V 452 , if A ,V A, q 'A - 1 'f 'I A 1 5 'W av, QU. 5 if fr V, V. V ff, VV WV. V lAVV V V. 'W V VVVV C Q K' ni' x, aff! ' x'V-'QV V 'S I ffl' rr: ' f s V V VV W 5 -w ,, 5 ' ,nf 'li .4 x V:VN V, .. VV. VV - V VV- . 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X - ' 47 f . ff Qgaf x , iV!:?V-V V, .. , ' 7 Z 'NNWVVVV f Q MV A V Q ,V V - I V.-- xwig VV 5, V V VYUUJ. f- 3,5 V ix L VV xv,V VVVV V .6 VVVVV V VV V' V, ,V I, if V Q VVfV,,f 7VVf x ' 2V 1 VV L V, xV V ,gf flffjlf X V,-,ff VV Q , ,, X ,A f ff aff Vi' V VV,'V ff, ' V' fx i f I ,'1 ' fg' VV V N2 ff I I ' K fff x f V A V VV V V , V Vthg' V iq- -V VV MN. iff Fatfakf-1 f DONALD BISSLAND Don Hails from Telford . . . often found at Steve and Marie's . . . Navy bound. Chess Club 35 Unaliyi 4. SANDRA L. BLOOM .iLeeu Likes to eat . . . loves Short- hand . . . works in the R 81 S. Jewelry Club 45 Millinery Club 45 Knitting Club 4. DONALD J. BOLTON Don Likes track . . . rifle en- thusiast . . . dry sense of humor. Baseball 35 Track 25 Rihe Club 3, 45 A Date With Judy. BARBARA E. BORNEMAN Barb Excellent typist . . . beauti- ful black wavy hair . . . very quiet. Library Club 3, 45 Millinery Club 45 Knitting Club 45 Unaliyi 4. BETTY E. Buci-TER Betty Future hairdresser . . . en- gaged to '59 graduate . . . snappy majorette. Student Council 35 May Court 35 Majorettes 1, 2, 3, 45 Hockey 1, 25 Basketball 1, 25 Softball 1, 2, 3, 45 Gym Club 35 Majorette Club 2, 3, 45 Unaliyi 4. CHARLES H. BULTMANN Charlie Football king . . . college bound . . . talkative. Student Council 3, 45 Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 45 Wrestling 3, 45 Varsity Club 3. 45 Ritie Club 45 Vol- leyball Club 3, 45 Wrestling Club 35 Unaliyi 4. JEAN ANN CARTY Jean Ann Possesses a vast vocabulary . . . never worries . . . col- lege bound. Arrowhead Staff 45 Tennis Manager 35 Physics Club 35 Family Living Club 35 As- sistant Director of A Date With Judy 5 Unaliyi 4. DAVID CASSEL Cass Has black wavy hair . . . Mr. lVliller's pride and joy . . . quiet until you know him. Chorus 45 Track 25 Audio- Visual l, 2, 3, 45 F.T.A. 4. DONNA K. CLEMENS Donna Beautiful black wavy hair . . . always laughing . . . school is the least of her Worries. Hockey lg Basketball 4g Ten- nis 3g Usherettes 3g Knitting Club 4, A Date With Judy , Unaliyi 4. JAMES L. CLEMENS Spider Sports enthusiast . . . likes arts and crafts . . . ardent Republican. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Base- ball I, 2, Track 3, 45 Cross Country 3, 45 Gym Club 3, Track and Field Club 4, Typing Club 4. NANCY S. CLEMENS Nancy Future teacher . . . cute dimples . . . very nice to know. Student Council lg Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Bux-Mont Band 2, 3, 45 Tennis 3, 43 Basketball 4, Usherettes 3, F.T.A. 4, Unaliyi 4. LINDA M. CLEMMER Clem,' Famous last words- What a riot . . . dance instructor . . . likes all sports. National Honor Society 3, 4, Class Vice President 1, 3g Arrowhead Assistant Editor 4, Band 2, 3, 4g Hockey 1, 2. 3, 4g Basketball l, 2, 33 Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, Usherettes 3, F.T.A. 43 Unaliyi 4. ERNEST D. CLINTON Ernie Always has a smile for everyone . . . ardent bowler . . . likes pretty girls. Baseball 1. CHERYL M. CONRAD Cheryl College bound . . . pleasing personality . . . possesses a Vast wardrobe. Student Council 1, Secretary 3, Class Treasurer 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Bux-Mont Band 2, 3, 43 May Court 3g Basketball 4, Usherettes' Captain 3g F.T.A. 3, 4g Unaliyi 4. ERWIN S- CLEMMER F. DARLENE CONSTANZER Erwin Handy man . . . likes hunt- ing . . . mischief is his favorite pastime. Connie Excellent organist . . . de- pendable . . . future sec- retary. W00d Craft Club 3, 43 MCIHI Student Council 23 Chorus Clllb 3- 1. 3, 4, Teenage Book Club 35 Travelogue Club 4g Li- brary Club 4g Unaliyi 4. Mika, SUE E. CROUTHAMEL Sue Pretty blonde . . . plans to attend I.B.M. school . . . active in sports. Student Council lg Band 2, 3, 45 Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4g Bas- ketball l, 2, 3g Softball l, 21 Unaliyi 4. RICHARD A. CURTIS Curt Works at Penn Dutch . . . plays a hot clarinet . . . ex- ercises a pointed wit. Band l, 2, 3, 43 Wood Im- provement 3, 4. JOAN L. DELP Joan Very quiet . . . future teach- er . . . versatile actress. Chorus 3, 4g F.T.A. 3, 4g Research Writing Club 45 Unaliyi 4. MARY LYNNE DERSTINE Mary Lynne Excellent commercial stu- dent . . . natural curly hair . . . usually seen with a lad of '60. Student Council 2g Band 1, 2. 3, 4g Hockey lg Tennis Manager 33 Knitting Club 43 .Unaliyi 4. NORMAN P. DERSTINE Norm Very quiet . . . handyman . . . friendly. JUDITH A. DETWEILER Judy Future homemaker . . . friendly disposition . . . has a smile for everyone. Usherettes 3g Typing Club 45 Millinery Club 45 Unaliyi 4. HAROLD M. DORN D0rny Handyman . . . quiet . . . friendly to all. Baseball l. ELISABETH E. DRYE Liz College bound . . . likes Chemistry . . . dislikes Ger- man. Research Writing Club 43 Unaliyi 4. LARRY W. FELL CAROLYN J. FLUCK Fell Flucky', Hunting enthusiast . . . Air Likes to dance . . . always Force bound . . . quiet. ready for excitement . . . Rifle Club 45 Wood Club 4. sends loads of letters to the army. Usherettes 35 Majorettes 2, 3. GERALD W. FISHER B' GERALDINE FLY Jerry CUFF , Always ready for fun . 1 Q Ta-lkative . . . long brown never a dull moment when half - ' - future SCCFCYHTY- Jerry is around . . . likes Library Club 43 Unaliyi 4. hunting. HARRY K. FLETCHER LENA Fox Hurry Lena Crazy about cars . . . plans Possesses a beautiful so- to join Air Force .. . never prano voice . . . small and misses out on the fun. petite . . . cute smile. Football lg Baseball lg Chorus 2. 3, 43 Vocal en- Metal Shop Club 3. semble 43 Gym Club 3. JEAN M. FLOSDORF ROBERT P. FRANCIS Jean Woody Came to us in her senior Sports minded . . . handy- year from Central Bucks man . . . easy going. . . . friendly . . . beautiful complexion. Jewelry Club 4, RANEE B. FREDERICK Ral1ec2', Talkative . . . future house- wife . . . friendly. Teenage Book Club 4. S. COLLEEN FREED Colleen Lives for English class . . . carefree . . . fun to be with. Gym Club 35 Library Club 33 French Study 4g Mil- linery 4. JOAN L. FREED Joan Future commercial teacher . . . excellent student . . . very dependable. National Honor Society 3. Secretary 4g Softball 3g Man- ager 4g Library Club 3, 4g Unaliyi 4. DON GAHMAN Don Captain of the football team . . . dependable . . . friendly. Football I, 2, 3. 4: Basket- ball l. 2. 3, 4g Track 2, 3, 43 Gym Club 3, 4g Varsity Club 3. 43 Unaliyi 4. ARTHUR L. GERHART HA,-rig Plays a hot trombone . . . nice personality . . . college bound. Student Council l, 2, 3, 4g Class President 1, 3g Class Vice-President 2g Band 1, 2. 3. 45 Football 1, 3. 4g Track 2, 3. 4g Wrestling 3, 4g Unaliyi 4. SANDRA E. GERHART Sumly Pet peeve-Chemistry . . . always ready for fun . . . hails from Upper Perk. F.N.A. 3, 4: Great Books 4: Gym Club 4. K. LEIGH Garry Gidge Never a care in the world . . . expressive brown eyes . . . nice to everyone. THOMAS H. GILLIGAN MTU.. Always arguing for the Democrats . . . loves to eat . . . lives to work on cars. Wood Shop Club 3. JUDITH A. GODSHALL Judie Future woman in white . . . senior class president . . . friendly. National Honor Society 3, 43 Latin Prize 33 Student Council 2, 3. 45 Class Presi- dent 4g Hockey Manager 3, 4g Softball l, 25 F.N.A. 3, 4. PATRICIA A. GODSHALL spar, Future secretary . . . record fan . . . often seen around the library. Library 3, 4. RUTH ANN GODSHALL Stretch Excels in all sports . . . never a dull moment with Stretch . . . friendly. Student Council 3, 4g Hockey 1, 2, 3g Captain 4g Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Soft- ball 1, 2, 3, 43 Gym Club 3, 4g Unaliyi, Assistant Editor 4. J. WILLIAM GODSHALL Ghz Frank . . . dependable . . . college bound. Student Council l. 3g Band l, 2, 3, 4: Football 1. 25 Basketball 1. 2, 3g A Date With Judy : Unaliyi, Editor- in-Chief 4. SALLY L. GRASSE Sal Her future lies in music . . . excellent seamstress . . . friendly. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Book Club lg A Date With Judy. LORETTA M. GROFF Reds Future secretary . . . likes to read . . . willing to lend a helping hand. Band 1, 2, 3. 4g Softball lg Unaliyi 4. GERALD HAGER Jerry Nothing more important than his '49 Chevy . . . fu- ture mechanic . . . artist. Ritie Club 4g Metal Club 43 Gym Club: Unaliyi 4. YVONNE E. HAIRE V0nl1ie Witty . . . plans to join the Armed Forces . . . always smiling. Usherettes 3. wh ARLENE M. HALLMAN Arlene Faithful bandmember . . good basketball player . . . future secretary. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Unaliyi 4. JEAN D. HALTEMAN Jean Friendly . . . easy going . . . future nurse. F.N.A. 3, 4g Knitting Club 43 Russian Club 4, Unaliyi 4. A. LEE HALTEMAN ..Lee,, Short in stature . . . future lies in the Army . . . seen but never heard. Chorus 13 Baseball 1, 25 Rifle Club 4. WALTER A. HAMAN Walt Never a dull moment with Walter . . . likes to sing . . . a strong Republican. Chorus 3, 45 Football l, 3g Track 1, 43 Art Club 45 A Date With Judy g Unaliyi 4. BARBARA M. HANNIGAN Irish Future medical technician . . . small but mighty . . . a good friend to have. Gym Club 3, 4g Russian Club 3, 4g Research Writ- ing Club 4, Physics Club 33 A Date With Judy , Unaliyi 4. SUSAN C. HARTMAN Sue Possesses beautiful blue eyes . . . college bound . . . likes French. Student Council 2g Hockey 3, 4, Tennis 3, 45 F.T.A. 43 Unaliyi 4. GARFIELD F. HECKLER ..Gm,y,y Good math student . . . fu- ture Navy man . . . likes hunting and fishing. DONNA K. HEIMBACH Donna Artistically inclined . . . played Judy in our senior play . . . petite. Student Council 1, 2g Class Secretary 3, Arrowhead Re- porter 3, 4g Band 1, 2, 3, 4g May Queen Court 2, 3, A Date With Judy. PAMELA K. HENDRICKS ROBERT R. HUBER Pam Bob Pleasing personality . . . Possesses a subtle sense Of works at the Frosty stand humor . . . bashful grin . . . . . . good student. ardent hunter and fisher- Knitting Club 3g Unaliyi 4. man- Metal Shop Club 4g Rifle Club 3, 4. DARLENE R, H555 JOAN E. JASINSKI DzlrI0ne,' HJOIIPUUU Future secretary . . . Studi- FUYUYC VYOIUBU in White - - - ous . . . nice personality. always tired . . . studious. National Honor Society 3, 4g F.N.A. 3, 45 Unaliyi 4. JOAN L. HOFF JOHN W. JOHNSON Joan Jigs Future woman in white . . . Never a care in the world studious . . . nice to every- . . . handyman . . . quiet. One- Wood Club 4. F.N.A. 3, 4. PRISCILLA D. HORNE LINDA L. JOHNSON Sibby Linda,' Works as a waitress . . . Neat appearance . . . good sweet disposition . . . care- athlete . . . small but peppy. free and eaSY20iHg- Band lg Hockey 2, 3, 4g Knitting Club 3, 4g Mil- F.N.A. 3, 4g Teenage Book linery Club 45 Jewelry Club Club 35 Officials Club 33 4. Unaliyi 4. P. BRUCE KELSO Kelso Loves art class . . . always smiling . . . never worries. Student Council lg Chorus 45 Baseball 1, 2. ELIZABETH A. KENNESON Bette Future woman in white . . . quiet in classes . . .friendly disposition. F.N.A. 3, 4g Typing Club 43 Teenage Book Club 3. SANDRA L. KOOKER Sandie Can be found at Roxy drug- store . . . platinum blonde . . . talkative. Hockey lg Gym Club 35 Unaliyi 4. THOMAS M. KRAMLIK HTOIHH Pleasing personality . . . ardent school worker . . . courteous, Well - mannered lad. Student Council 2, 4g Chess Club 35 F.T.A. 4. KARLIN M. KLINGLER STANLEY P. KROLIKOWSKI Karlin Pretty hair . . . good worker . . . artistically inclined. Unaliyi 4. MARY JANE KOEHLER Mary Jane Future woman in white . . . hard worker . . . friendly. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g Hockey 2, 35 Softball 2g F.N.A. 3, 4. Stan Very quiet . . . hails from Mainland . . . a friend to have. Gym Club 3. CAROLYN KULP Carol Talkative . . . partial to a certain senior football play- er . . . friendly. Student Council 25 Class Secretary 1, 2, 4g Chorus 3, 4g Color Guard 43 Usherettes 33 A Date With Judywg Unaliyi 4. C. DENN1s KULP Boomer Quiet until you get to know him . . . often seen at the hoagie stand . . . pet peeve ischool work. Football 4g Wood Club 3, 4. GERALD A. LAHAISE 'AGerry Hunting enthusiast . . . good mechanic . . . witty. DAVID D. LANDIS Dave Hopes to enter business world . . . takes an interest in sports . . . blushes easily. Basketball 45 Track and Field Club 4. MARGARET R. LANDIS Marge College bound . . . unique voice . . . dependable. Student Council 3g Usher- ettes 35 F.T.A. 3, 4g Typing Club 43 Russian Club 43 Unaliyi 4. RICHARD N. LANDIS Rich Excellent student . . . future teacher . . . studious. National Honor Society 45 Student Council lg Baseball 1, 2, 45 F.T.A. 43 Russian Club 3g Unaliyi 4. SARA E. LANDIS Sara Pet peeve-Trig . . . future teacher . . . always smiling. Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Usherettes Club 33 F.T.A. 45 A Date With Judy g Unaliyi 4. KENNETH LARGENT Kenny Hails from Lederach . . . easy to get along with . . . attentive in class. J uD1TH A. LATSHA Judy Plans to attend I.B.M. school , . . never a care in the world . . . hard worker. Secretarial Club lg Library Club 2, 35 Unaliyi 4. EMILINE I. LAWELL .,Emmy,, Musically inclined . . . laughs readily . . . friendly. Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Bux-Mont Band 2, 3, 43 Softball lg Unaliyi 4. Louis F. LAY Moose Nice guy to know . . . de- tests Trig . . . very quiet. Student Council 39 Baseball 1, 23 Football 33 Wrestling 33 Track 3. BRUCE LEISTER Bruce Seen but never heard . . . friendly . . . good student. LOTTIE M. LINDER LoIlie Our head cheerleader . . . pleasing personality . . . ex- cellent in all sports. Varsity Cheerleader 3, Cap- tain 4g Hockey 3, 4, Basket- ball 3. KATHRYN E. LONG ffKay,, Future teacher . . . good student . . . pleasing per- sonality. Honor Society 3, Pres. 4g Student Council lg F.T.A. 3, 4, Hockey lg Softball lg Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Unaliyi Assistant Editor 4. VERNA LoNG Verna Drives a '60 Chevy . . . al- ways willing to lend a help- ing hand . . . works at Grant's. ELAINE Y. LEw1s Elaine JAMES R. Loux Jim', Future housewife . . . cute HUHUUE Cf1ihUS1HSt - - - NHVY smile . . . nice handwriting. Knitting Club 4g Unaliyi 4. bound . . . never worries over school work. Rifle Club 3. ROBERT L. Loux ..B0b,, Courteous . . . pretty hair . . . athletic. Student Council 2, 33 Class President 23 Baseball l, 2, 3, 4g Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Football Manager 3, 45 Gym Club 43 Woodshop Club 4. JUNE H. MARSHALL June Came to us in her Junior Year . . . long brown hair . . . shy smile. GEORGE MCCOACH George Black hair . . . happy-go- lucky . . . school is the least of his worries. LINDA L. MECK Linda Avid equestrienne . . . often seen with a certain senior lad . . . always has trouble opening her locker. TERRY MICHAEL Terry Future nurseryman . . . wavy hair . . . quiet. Wood Craft Club 45 Re- search Papers 3. RICHARD MILLER Mallard Wittiest . . . hard worker . . . future mechanic. Football l, 2. JOSEPH W. MCMURTRIE CAROL L. MOYER Merc Hails from Tylersport . . pals with Al. Carol One of our pretty blondes . . . plays Hute in the band . . . future secretary. Band 1, 2. 3. 4g Unaliyi 4. DARLENE M. MOYER Pixie Petite . . . pleasing disposi- tion . . . cute blonde . . . endless fun. Student Council 2, 3g Cheer- leader 4g A Date With Judy g Unaliyi 4g Knitting Club 4. JAMES M. MOYER Jim Man of wit . . . rather drive his car than study . . . able artist. Football lg Baseball l, 2g Art Club 4. M. JANE MOYER Janie College bound . . . famous last words I don't know . . . usually seen eating soup for lunch. Band 1, 2, 3, 4g F.T.A. 3, 4g Softball lg Usherettes 33 Stu- dent Council Zg Unaliyi 4. JOYCE MOYER Joyce Eflicient in the commercial field . . . cute blonde hair . . . likely to succeed. Dictation Club 4. LOWELL MOYER Rennie Friendly . . . light hair . . . very quiet. PATRICIA MOYER Pnl Enjoys English . . . Bur- bara in the Senior play . . . nice personality. Usherette Corps: A Date With Judy g Unaliyi 4. LEONARD R. MUMBAUER Lenny College bound . . . music- ally inclined . . . never at a loss for words. Band l, 2, 3, 4g Track 3, 4g Physics Prize 33 Honor So- ciety 3, 43 Jazz Club 45 F.T.A. 4. JON MUSSELMAN von., One of our few fellows with red hair . . . quiet and courteous. Football l, 3, 4g Track 3, 4. GLADYS NICE Glady.s ' Usually seen with Charlotte . , . pet peeve: P.O.D. . . . plans to be a secretary after graduation. Knitting Club 43 Unaliyi 4. MARY ANNE NICE ..Mary,, Mr. Maxwell's right hand . . . pleasant smile . . . easy to talk to. Usherettes 33 Knitting Club 45 Unaliyi 4. JOHN NYCE J0hn', Likes to debate . . . anti- feminist . . . talkative. RONALD J. POISKER Ronnie Seldom heard . . . studious . . . excellent Physics student Track 3, 4g Track and Field Clubg Research Writlng Club 4. DENNIS L. PRICE Price Popular . . . loves a time . . . athlete. Student Council 1, good 2, 3 President 43 Football 1, 2 3 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g 1, 2, 3, 4. Track ELAINE REINFORD Elaine Friendly . . . good home maker . . . quiet lass. Unaliyi 4. FRANK PAUL Frank Quiet . . . always seen with brother . . . studious. GORDON RICE Gordy Halls from Vernfield nice smile . . . quiet. Hunting 84 Fishing C Gym Club 3. lub HAROLD RILEY Riley Superb football player . . . college bound . . . always laughing. Student Council 2, 3, Vice President 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, Captain 45 Track 8: Field Club 45 Var- sity Club 3, 4. PAULINE E. RITTENHOUSE Polly Usually seen with a certain senior lad . . . quiet . . . fun to be with. Chorus 15 Knitting Club 45 Teenage Book Club 45 Travelogue Club 45 Usher- ettes 35 Unaliyi 4. MARIE ROMANIK Marie Possesses nice handwriting . . . good commercial stu- dent . . . friendly. Teenage Book Club 45 Knitting Club 45 Unaliyi 4. S1LAs M. ROMANO Silas Came to us from Brazil . . . gets along well with every- one . . . dark, wavy hair. Wrestling Club 4. JUDITH K. ROSENBERGER Judy Head majorette . . . a cute blonde . . . usually seen with a lad of '59, Majorettes 1, 2, 3, Captain 45 Usherettes 35 Unaliyi 45 Knitting Club 4. SANDRA L. ROSENBERGER Sandie Cute dimples . . . gets good marks . . . soft-spoken. Basketball Manager 35 Hon- or Society 3, 4. CHARLOTTE A. RUE HA nn Plans to be a private secre- tary . . . small in stature . . . quiet. Unaliyi 4. EUGENE Russo Cork Easy going . . . always ready for trouble. . . ardent arguer for the Democrats. Riiie Club 35 Safety Club 1. BEVERLY A. SCHNABLE ..BeV,, Future hairdresser . . . one of our peppy cheerleaders . . . good athlete. ERNEST SEITZ Ernie Good commercial student . . . friendly . . . likes to debate. Hockey I, 2, 3, 45 Basket- Unaliyi 4. ball I, 2, 3, 45 Softball 15 Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 45 Gym Club 3: Usherettes 35 Unaliyi 4. JOHN DAVID SCHNABLE CATHERINE B. SHOEMAKER Butch Cathy Natural curly hair . . . al- ways teasing . . . never a care in the world. Football 1. 2. 3, 4. DOROTHY SCI-IoLL Dottie Always giggling . . . easy to get along with . . . cheerful. Library Club 45 Teenage Book Club 4. LINDA L. SEEING Linda Her heart lies at Penn State ...funtobewith... naturally curly hair. Student Council 15 May Queen's Court 15 Usherettes 35 F.T.A. 35 Color Guard 45 Unaliyi 45 A Date With Judy . Very efhcient . . . pleasing voice . . . likes typing. Usherette 3. LUTHER SIEGFRIED Luther Carefree . . . hails from Tel- ford . . . easy going. WOLODYMYR I. SILIN W0lo I-Iails from Woxall . . . active in A.V. club . . . all around handyman. Audio-Visual Club 2, 3, 45 Weight-Lifting Club 35 Phy- sics Club 35 Russian Club 3, 45 Unaliyi 4. DON L. SMITH Smity Tall, dark, and handsome . . . seen but seldom heard . . . played Oogie Pringle in the senior play. Track 45 Audio-Visual Club 2, 3, 4g Track Club 4g Ad- vanced Shop Club 4g A Date With Judy . GLENDA L. SMITH Glenn Pretty blonde hair . . . care- free and full of fun . . . future airline stewardess. Student Council lg Basket- ball 3, 43 Color Guard 4g Usherette 3. CHRISTINE A. SPACEK Chris Lock Haven bound . . . ex- cels in water sports . . . full of school spirit. Student Council 3, Chorus l. 23 Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4g Basketball 1, 2, 3g Unaliyi 4. BONNIE S. STOVER Bonnie There's always laughter when Bonnie's around . . . strong supporter of Demo- crats . . . incessant talker. Arrowhead 4g Term Paper Club 43 A Date With Judy g Unaliyi 4. LESTER E. STRASSER, JR. Strasser Carefree , . . pet peeve- School . . . daydreamer. Football 1, 2. RAYMOND STROUP ..Ray,, Blushes easily . . . plays trombone . . . always seen with George. Band 1, 2. 3, 4, Great Books Club 45 Research Writing 4. TERRY STYER UD OC., Good in bookkeeping . . . polite . . . nice smile. GISMUNT SUTKAITIS ':GiSfHllHl,, Seen but seldom heard . . . tall . . . dislikes Algebra. THOMAS P. SWARTZ CLEM TRAUTWEIN Tom Clem Plans to be a pilot . . . quiet Proud of belonging to the in classes . . . mathematical- U.S. Navy Reserves . . . a ly inclined. great outdoors man. NAOMI M. SWYMELAR EDWARD TRESSLER Naomi Petite . . . intelligent . . . enjoys knitting. Student Council 25 Hockey lg Travelogue 4g Knitting Club 4g A Date With Judy g Unaliyi 4. Tress Interest lies in the Sopho- more class . . . excellent dancer . . . friendly. Football 1, 25 Basketball 2. MARY JANE TAYLOR Mary lane Future woman in white . . likes to debate matters . . . likes Spanish. Knitting Club 3g Future Nurses Club 35 Unaliyi 4. KATHLEEN J. UNDER- COFFLER Kathy Nice voice . . . energetic talker . . . always joking. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball lg Secretarial Club 3g Fu- ture Nurses Club 3, 45 Unaliyi 4. ELAINE J. TRAUGER Elaine Athletically inclined . . active church worker . . . talkative. Hockey 1, 2, 3. 45 Softball VALDIS VECRUMBA 'lvuldif' Likes history . . . always quoting statistics . . . likes to debate. FHM 1, 2, 3. 4g Gym Club 35 Nurses Club 3. Chess Club 1, 3. DENIS C. WAMPOLE Denny Avid trombonist . . . col- lege bound . . . tall and slender. Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Volleyball 3. Lois M. WEIDEMOYER Lois Usually seen with Mary Jane . . . studies hard . . . future woman in white. Teenage Book Club 33 Ar- rowhead 3, 43 Future Nurses Club 3, 43 A Date With Judy 3 Unaliyi 4. JUDITH ANN WEIDMAN Judi Good speaker . . . enjoys helping others . . . polite. Softball 23 Russian Club 33 Jewelry Club 43 Art 3, 45 Secretarial Club 43 A Date With Judy , Unaliyi 4. SUNDRA J. WEIDMAN Sunnie Sweet smile . . . pleasant , . . likes dancing. Hockey 1, 2, 33 Basketball 13 Softball 1, 23 Gym Club 3, 43 Volleyball Club 43 Of- ficial Club 3, 43 Unaliyi 4. KURT WETDNER Kurt Quiet . . . staunch Republi- can . . . school is least of his worries. Chorus 4. FRED WE1L Wheels Valedictorian . . . active in all sports . . . friendly to everyone. National Honor Society 3, 43 Science Prize 1, 23 Foot- ball l, 23 Cross Country 3, 43 Track 1, 2, 33 Winter Track 2, 43 Basketball Man- ager lg Arrowhead 3, Editor 43 Gym Club 3, 43 Unaliyi 4. LUTHER WEIL '1Luther Plans to enter Navy . . . good student . . . pleasant. Band 45 Track 8: Field 2, 33 Winter Track 3g Cross Country 33 Audio-Visual lg Gym Club 3. WILLIAM WEST Bill Outspoken . . . president of F .T.A .... always laughing. Student Council 13 Baseball 13 Track 1, 2, 33 Football 1, 2, 3, 4. JOHN P WILDMANN John Very quiet plans to go to college pleasantly shy Bandl 2 3 4 Jazz Club 4 GAYLA WISMER frGayIa:x Quiet and sincere . . . future secretary . . . hails from Vernfield. J UDITH A. WITWER Judy Pals with Betty . . . pretty blonde hair . . . quiet, friendly. Student Council 3g Cheer- leading lg Hockey l, 2, 3, 4g Usherettes 3g May Queen's Court 2, 33 Gym Club 33 Unaliyi 4. MARJORIE D. YODER Marge Small but mighty . . . en- gaged . . . pretty smile. Student Council 3g Trave- logue Club 4g Unaliyi 4. SANDRA YODER Sandy Easy to get along with g o o d commercial student plans to be a secretary Secretar1al Club 3 Library Club 3 4 Unal1y14 JOHN R. YOUNG John Quiet until you know him . . . a daily reader of the sports page . . . good bass. Chorus 4g Baseball 3, 4. ROBERT F. YOUNG Bob Active in E.U.B .... likes bowling . . . plans to enter college. Audio-Visual Club 2, 3, 43 Unaliyi. DORIS Y. ZIEGLER ,.Zig,, Plans to be a secretary . . . pleasant word for everyone . . . quiet. Unaliyi 4. C 7 Ana' when the stream Which overflowed the soul was passed away, A consciousness remained that it had left Deposited upon the silent shore Of memory images and precious thoughts That shall not die, and cannot be destroyed. -Woiunsworvru The Excursion-Book VII 67,4 In order to show our deep respect and regret, we, the class of 1961, place this edition of the Unaliyi in memoriam to Daniel Schlosser. Although we knew Dan for only a brief period, we will long remember his lanky form and his quiet, unassuming disposition. After a series of heart operations and a long stay in a hospital, his valiant spirit could not long withstand the strain and he succumbed following the third and most serious operation. emoriam The son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Schlosser of Lederach, Daniel was a member of the Towamen- cin Mennonite Churchg he was a talented artist and handyman. His hobbies included hunting and fishing, and he spent much time in the outdoors. The preceding paragraphs are but a minute gesture, but we hope that in some small way they will express our feelings for this fine person and that they will keep alive his memory for many years. 47 Class iogralo cy In September, 1957, over two hundred freshmen began their high school careers. We were an eager, though apprehensive group, doing what we had been told must be done. Those of us planning for college knew what courses had to be selectedg those desiring specific vocations knew their exact aims for life, and even fewer had foresight enough to appreciate those formative years. As freshmen. we became a part of the high school social structure. Although obscure as in- ferior freshmen are. we were a part of the high school community and participated in those ac- tivities to which we were invited. At the close of our freshmen term, we selected our courses for the following year. Each term we were pre- sented with more and varied selective subjects, and eventually, as the new school system pro- gressed, our choice was almost unlimited. Though technically freshmen are the bottom of the high school hierarchy, it was not until our sophomore year that we were an actual part of the senior high student body. That year also saw us experiencing half-day sessions: the only year in Souderton High School history such a schedule was presented. Being in the senior high, we had the privilege of attending the morning session, while the junior high student body had their classes in the afternoon. That was the year Soud- erton High School became Souderton Area Joint High School, that was the year the new high school was born, that was the year that saw a revision in the student body structure: the junior high far outnumbered the senior high. That was the year the junior high school ceased to be an insignificant part of the school. and was an impressive function in the school community. When sophomores, we had to adjust to the presence of much older students. As young siblings, we had been aware of their presence, but now, as members of senior high school we had to work and associate with upper- classmen. As sophomores, we had to adjust to the fact that now we were the youngest group in senior high, whereas, the previous year, we had been the oldest and the ruling class. At the beginning of our junior year. we noticed a definite change in our relationship with the student body. As sophomores and freshmen, we were new and found it necessary to follow as we learned. Then. as juniors, we did the leading. With the senior class con- cerned with college acceptance and admittance, many duties fell our way. Such events as the Christmas Dance and the Junior-Senior Prom were our responsibilities. OFFICERS Left to right: Cheryl Conrad, Treasurerg Judie Godshall. Presi dent, Fred Weil, Vice-President: Carolyn Kulp, Secretary. To finance these events, we had the annual Pie and Cake Sale and held the record hops. As our junior year was ending, we gradually became aware that next year we would be seniors. From freshmen to seniors! None of us felt physically different, none of us looked much different, yet we were now completely apart from the rest of the student body. We ceased to go our individual ways. We became a functioning unit, realizing that as the senior class goes, so goes the high school. A yearbook had to be written, plays to be given, and graduation plans to be made. Anxiety over college acceptances was great as gradually our futures became more firmly molded and closely fitted. In the Spring, we took the traditional senior trip to Washington, D. C., climaxing our cohesiveness as a class. On Graduation night, we terminated an era in our lives which we will never forget. We had finished the four years we shall love and cherish as our high school days. MOST DEPENDABLE Fred Weil Joan Freed MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Lollie Linder Donald Gahman Q.. . vmmmumswm ,-.-,w..:w MOST VE RSATILE enior l MOST COURTEOUS Carolyn Kulp Silas Romano Linda Clemmer Fred Weil uperfafives BEST DANCERS Linda Clemmer Leverne Zepp ma.-ww f-:nuns-nuuqsma.d . r g ,w :wmmm PRETTIEST EYES Sue Hartman Harold Riley enior wlserfafives PRETTIEST HAIR Robert Loux Donna Clemens BEST SPEAKING VOICE FRIENDLIEST Carolyn Kulp Luther Weil BEST ATI-ILETES Harold Riley Ruth Ann Godshall Arthur Gefhaft BEST HANDWRITING Kathryn Long Jean Halteman Raymond Stroup MOST POPULAR Harold Riley Donna Heimbach enior uperfafives l l MOST STUDIOUS Fred Weil .loan Freed BEST MUSICIANS Nancy Clemens Leonard Mumbauer WITTIEST Richard Miller Mary Lynne Derstine MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Judy Godshall William Godshall enior nperlafives BEST ACTORS Donna Heimbach Don Smith DAYDREAMERS Jim Moyer Linda Johnson BEST VOCALISTS Lena Fox Dave Alderfer BEST DRESSED Cheryl Conrad Don Gahman HOMEMAKER and HANDYMAN Betty Bucher Richard Curtis NICEST SMILE Cheryl Conrad Bill West Q gi , Nl 5 K - ,. ,T , 'wg , , f . - X' r X ,Ay , . 2 4 '11 fm :tu F L' 1, 'x 1 .H 'W f '.Eu 1 , 1 A H 1 E , K 'lf 5 Q Auf' 5 'QA J gi 1 ,X x ' X . W. 6 i I. ,I X X .QR 1. Xb .1 4,,r X1 N , -, 'f'71 f'! A1 f NI Nqii X ,xx 9-f fx xx E'-ith' ,mr ,. ,lg .f- , Ar A., ., qs'-.NH L.L A, , mm X ' , xg , N XX- I 4 ---T SIE lj , QQ W ' ' f Activities Editors A rt Editors ..,........ Business Editors . Literary Editors ......... ........ UNALIYI EDITORS R, A. Godshall, W. Godshall, K. Long SUPERVISORS Editor-in-Chief ......,.... ........................................,............. W illiam Godshall Assistant Editors ....... ........ R uth Ann Godshall, Kathryn Long Judy Rosenberger Marge Landis Judi Weidman Donna Heimbach Joan Freed Ernest Seitz Naomi Swymelar Bonnie Stover Memories Editors .i....... ..,..... S andra Kooker Karlin Klingler Photographic Editors Sports Editors ........ Underclassmen Editor Business A d visor ........ Literary Advisor ......... Robert Young Wolodymyr Silin Beverly Schnable Linda Johnson Dennis Price Mary Jane Taylor Royden S. Price Mary Lou Malloy n a i yi LITERARY STAFF Firsi rom, Ivfl lv righl: NT. Yudvr N. Swyn10li1l', B. Stuvvr. Sffmzd mu' S. Landis. D, liissland. R. Landis. J Aldrrfcr. D. Ald1'll'L'l'. N. Clcruvns. MEMORIES STAFF .S'f'11lw1l, Irft In right: S. Kuokvr. K. Klillfgglvr. Sland- ing: S. Harriman. P. Moycr. L, SvHngz, S. Bishop. SPORTS STAFF Firxl row, lwft lo right: L. Jolnimn. D. Price. B. Sflllmillc. Svfvnzl row: C. Bultmann. C. Span-k. R, A. Godshall. H. Riley. Third row: L. Ch-mmcr. R. Loux, HIOGRAPHICAL STAFF Sfafrll, Irfl In liglzlr P. Allaxi, B. Hanningan. Standing: NN'ilu'4'x' B. Budlcr. D. Clvlncm. N. Clcnlvns. Lalslla. Moyer. Jusiu ski. NI. Dcrslinv. CI. Kulp. S. W1-iclman. D. Muyur. 2 A i-wi. ' , V' 4 A W K sw! Sf H155 ACTIVITIES STAFF Seated, left to right: F. Weil. J. Godslnall Nioycr. Standing: S. Hartman, M. Landis Ruscnbcrgcr. UNDERCLASSMEN STAFF Lois YVL-idclnoycr and Nlary Jane Taylor. ART STAFF Sr'rl11'rf, lwfl In liglzl: lf.. Dryc. D. Hvilxlbacll, Wveidman. Stlmding: G. Hager. IV. Silin. Ii. Kc-lsu. Ii. Riley. BUSINESS STAFF Srutrd, lrl! to right: J. Freed. Nfr. Price. E. SL-itz. Standing: E. Lawn-ll, IW. Nici-. Ii. Li-wis. D. Cunstanxer M. Dcrstinv. I5. Burnvman. A. Hallman. P. Rittenluulsv, G. Fly, C. Rum-, Ii. R1-inlorcl. Haltcman. G. Nice. naklyi Under the new direction of Miss Malloy, the first task confronting the Unaliyi Staff was selec- tion of editors and staffs. As editor-in-chief we chose William Godshallg Kathryn Long and Ruth Ann Godshall were then chosen to be the two assistant editors. After the selection of editors and staffs, Miss Malloy met with our entire staff and outlined the book and its assignments. Headlines were written, pictures taken, copy written and re-written, and characters and artwork drawn. From These Roots was the theme to be carried throughout the entire book, and it was the chore of the editors to see this was acccomplished. While the staffs produced the yearbook, Mr. Odvlvisors Price and his business staff handled the many problems of financing and selling our book. At a January assembly, Mr. Price and his staff pre- sented the yearbook and announced the dedica- tion of the book to Mr. Miller. Few of us realized the enormous effort needed to produce such a book, and everyone concerned experienced a feeling of satisfaction and proud accomplishment when the final copy went to the presses. We sincerely appreciate the endless time contributed by our advisors, and feel confident that our 1961 Unaliyi is worthy of the credit and admiration it will receive. Miss Malloy and Mr. Price confer with Mr. Sharp, publishing company representative, on color divider pages VVOWAGCZJ Mr. Price's room, 222, is the informa- tion center of S. H. S. This is where the Arrowhead staff meets weekly to plan the news for each edition of the school paper. The editors and staff of the Arrow- head, advised by Mr. Price, work busily each week in order to meet deadlines. They must cover sports events, new teachers, extra-curricular activities, and the daily incidents which later become uAlong the Indian Trail. For the literary-minded members of the student body, this club provides an active and informative outlet for their interest in writing. Fred Weil, Elizabeth Hobbs. and Linda Clt-miner. editors. discuss a recent issue of thc Arrowhead with the advisor. Mr, Price. ARROWHEAD STAFF Sitting, left to right: D. Ht-imbach, E. Hobbs. F. Weil. Mr. Price. L. Clcmmer. Slanding: B. Stover, L. Weidn- moycr, G. VVallon, J. Barndt, J. Toomey, G. Cruver, B. MCyCl'S, L. Jones, J. A. Carly. 57 Mr. Foulke directs a practice session of the Senior High Band. 'yu at Fi fear! Da. r r Mr 244, iiii .. .. Q53 fi l sf Y lltlxxV li, enior anal The band, conducted by Mr. Foulke, is a su- perb example of the talent at Souderton. The fifty-eight piece organization, in addition to the Christmas and Spring concerts, performs during halftime at games and in various parades. Practice is held three times a week, and their hard work is exemplified by the four people who performed in the Bux-Mont Concert. Many thanks to this musical group who has provided so much entertainment for all of us. First row, left Io right: S. Crouthamel. L. Bealer. J. Stover. M. Shelly E Lawell B. Keller. J. Zeigler. S. Landis, D. Leister. R. Curtis. L. Clemmer. N Clemens L. Kulp, C. Moyer, B. L. Swartz. Second row: W. Godshall, L. Younz L Hope T. Leidy. C. Conrad. S. Highouse, J. Moyer, D. Kriebel. S. Dorn, D Helmbach B. Derstine. G. Gruver, L. Allebach. Third row: T. Kweder. J. Urbanchuk J Haller COLOR GUARD Left to right: B. Detweiler. G. Trum- bore, G. Smith, C. Kulp, C. Ruth, L. Seiing. F. Atkinson. K. Alderfer. M. Derstine, J. Moyer, S. Van Dyke. P. Allen, A. Hallman, L, Groff, C. F. Hesse. E. Feher, J. Frederick. M. Hensel. Fourth row: L. Mumbauer, R. D. Wampole, R. Price. C. Getty. A. Gerhart, D. Carlin. P. Moore, S. Derstine. M. McWold, E. Groff. Fifth row: H. Scheetz, R. Robinson. C. P. Landis. Gerhart Derstine Kirk, D Alderfer, 5' q' 1 : .. ,.... Q . .'t. ' ' ea.. :-- -.. .,., Www 'xXff'Wmf W'-A uw ,E , Clarinet: J. Knauff B. Nace S. J. Moyer J. Willard E. Tomlinson B. Stout S. Cassel R. Young B. Glenn V. Frick M. Rossi P. Gerhart unior L. Heath P. Delp J. Gegan C. Rice P. Bergstresser C. High M. Shelly R. Boaman Flute: E. Moyer M. Heckler P. Doster A. Carlin G. Groif J. Hendricks S. Shisler L. Clemens J. Price French Horn: B. Kulp T. Highouse Percussion: N. Kweder T. Bradbury L. Seitz L. Johnson S. Hensel M. Cassel L. Abbot S. Landis G. Harmon H. Johnson C. Moyer R. Pade Tfflmbfffff'-' D- Potfenger G. Anglemoyer E. Fahringer G, Ald f M- Kfamef J. HCFJJCI' L. Keyser S. Shelgr er T- LCIQY, V. Smith H. Hepler D' Bergey J. Scheihmg D, Freed B. Richardson L' Reed . E- Cfonfath T I , W. Frantz getwligr um' - . u o - 5- 3252216 1. MTS- 53-Liiaizfhe ' L. Frankenfield G' Dupont ' M. J. Moyer B H T im r' ' agey B 't -- fl pe. D. Kratn K. Derstine ar: om.. R. Shelly D- Lafldls R. Moyer D. Puff B. Stout R. Scholl D. Moyer W, Hehn 60 First row. left ro right: K. Alderfer. G. Gruver. B. Roshong. E. Groff, B. Meyers. Sammi row: K. Long. J. Freed J. Jasinski. L. Clemmer, R. Landis. J. Godshall, L. Mumbauer, S. Rosenberger. F. Weil. Advisor. Mr. Maxwellg President, Kay Long. gjvafional xjfonor ociefty A relatively new organization in our school is the Souderton Chapter of the National Honor Society. This honor group is organized to create enthusiasm for scholarship, stimulate desire to render service, promote worthy leadership, and encourage development of character. Members of the Society are chosen by the Souderton faculty on the basis of their high school records, service to the school, community leader- ship, and general character. Mrs. Gerringer reviews routines with cheerleading captain. Lollie Linder. and head majorette, Judy Rosenberger. CAeeV!2LZJeV5 Under the capable direction of Mrs. Gerringer, the majorettes and cheer- leaders have worked diligently to boost school spirit throughout the school year. Lollie Linder, captain of the cheerleaders and her well organ- ized group of vivacious girls devoted much time to displaying signs and leading the cheers at sports events, while the majorettes. headed by Judy Rosenberger. provide half-time enter- tainment at football games and per- form expertly at pep rallies. These girls deserve a great deal of credit for all the work they have done. CHEERLEADERS Left to right: C. Spacek. B. Schnable, S, Moyer, M. Moyer. L. Linder. B. Meyers, S. Schnable, J. Alderfer L Featherman. 62 J. Rosenberger L. Linder X 10 5 .fl 'S . 2: f .I ,T . Y.: 'RL E255 .. , .. ,, . W zzz. .. isa'-5' 4 5, 9 fs 4 enior aforefies 11AA 'f-:- '---- '21 ' B. Bucher C. Spacek B. Schnable MAJORETTES Kneeling, left to right: E. Hobbs, J. Rosenberger, B. Bucher. J. Dunlop. Standing: R. Long, S. Godshall, M. Myers S. White, M. Grinbergs. L. lV?lCl0l1l0YL'I. prvsidcntg and Mrs. We-il. acl- visor. l'ir,n' raw, lrfl In right: IM. Krall. M. Taylor. P. lirnncr. V. Lung. L. lVeifl:-llmycr II3llK'lll1ill. Jasinski. Sefronn' row: M. Schultz. L. Bcnnoz. Sminkcy. L. Johnson B. Ruth. Third rnzu: HL-llcr. Hull. S. Hitncr. Zviglcr. D. Sine. lj. Lanclia Myura. R. PHK-igcr. li. SL-ll. E. Trangc-r. Fourth rnzu: li. Umlc-rcofller, F. Atkinson Koller. C. Garges. Clvxlu-115. E. liurgcy. ufure ur5e5 o America an nfure eacAers o America Firxt rnzv, lrft lo right: S. Hartman. L. Jones. C. Aldq-:Imp J. Moyer. J. Loux, Mr. linld, advisor: YV. Wm-st. K. Moyer. M. Muyor. S. Rosvnln-rgc-r. Clemens. Srmuzl rmv: BI. Landis. J. Dc-lp. M. Shelly. B, Swartz. P. Moyer, N. Hallman, li. Hobbs. B. Mcycrg. V. fhulvmp L. C11-nnnvr. J. Carly. Third mm: C. Spacck. S. Landis. K. Long. NI. Allan. E. R1-ppa. N. Hartzvl. D. Camvl. A. Turzu. T. Kxamlik. x Pmvl. W. Wlnitakcr. Fnurth row: R. Shm-rnakur. J. Nacv. l'. 64 Dennis Price. president. and Mr. hlaxwi-ll. advisor. review the results of the Bundle Drive, FIRST SEMESTER First row, left to right: P. Alder-fer, J. Kalb. F. Atkinson. H. Wiss- brun. S. Moyer. Second row: B. Detwciler. J. Huck. ll. Kcllei G. Trumbore, E. Hobbs. Third row: E. Gosliow. P. Frutz. R. God shall. S. W'ampole, S. McKeeman. I'l01U'f,1 rnzu: H. Riley. R. Young T. Leistcr. Fifth mm: J. Pepkowski. S. Romano, D. l'rict-, H Swartlcy. C. Bultmann. Sfvldenf Connci Under the direction of Dennis Price, president. and Mr. Maxwell, advisor, Student Council has made many contributions to the school. Besides directing traffic in the halls, they organize a bundle drive each year and collect used but good clothing. Student Council sponsors both the Foot- ball Dance, a semiformal alfair to honor the out- standing football players, and the dances after the basketball and football games. Another duty which is promptly and efficiently carried out is the election of the Citizen of the Weekl' award. With all these activities, the members of Student Council still manage to maintain a good schol- astic average in all their work. SECOND SEMESTER First row, lcft In right: K. Aldurli-r. G. lispvlisliip, L. lNIumlJaucr. D. Wampolc, C. Kulp. J. Alclvrlcr, L, Groll. Sfcmid row: M. Hcnsel. D. Brennan. L. Featliciinan. li. Keller. E. Grull, J. Uodshall, L. Moyer, E. Reppa. Third raw: J. Wliitakvr. T. Hnnsicker. D. Alden-fer, T. Swartluy. D. Price. R. l ric't-. D. Smith, E. Cressnxan, J. Toomey. JI A Ci Staff Dislrirt Clmrus ' ' ,-. Salam elfllor lg OVW: Under the direction of Miss Nase, the senior chorus is a standard item on any music pro- gram sponsored by the schoolg they also sing in various church services. The fine caliber of the chorus is exhibited by their live mem- bers who participated in the Southeastern Dis- trict Chorus. ln addition Sally Grasse and Frank Reath were accepted for State Chorus. Chorus members in small groups, called ensembles, meet once a week to study tech- niques and vocal quality. The entire chorus. which meets three times a week, is considered a regular class. Although there is little home- l work, their efforts are enjoyed by everyone. SOUTHEASTERN 1 DISTRICT t CHORUS MEMBERS First row, lrft lo right: S. Grass:-. Miss Nase. L. Fox. Srronzl raw: L. Nlin- inger. F. Reatli, D. Al- Clcrfcr. First row, left to right: Miss Nasc. J. Kulp L. Fox. C. Roscnbergcr. L. Freed. P. Alderfer. F. Rt-ath. C. Fu-crl, S. High. R. Godshall, R. Binsbcrgcr. Srrnnd raw: D. Lands-s. K. S4-ll. S. Grassc, G. Detweiler. K. Peck. R. Hendricks. li. Rcppa. BI. J. Koehler. K. Nloyer, S. Kirk. K. Aldvrfvr. J. Dt-lp. Third row: F. Hcplcr. L. Miriingcr. J. Alclerfcr. D. Moyer. F. Atkinson. N. Hallman. C. Ruth. C. Kulp, Nl. L. Allcbacli. D. Constanzer, J. Styc-r, K. Long, G. Trumbore. D. Renner. K. Undercoifler. Fourth row: D. Boyer. B. Kelso, N. Hartzcl. JB. gounlg. P. Sclianz. D. Alclt-rlcr, J. Toomey, J. Kulp. H. Swartley, S. Clemens. B. Taylor. D. Kulos. D. Kolos. D, Kramer, W. Haman, . pac imau. First row, left to right: K. Nyce. M. Jnrdon. J, H1-hn. L. Schlossman. K. Kulp. J. Yerk. C. Lenhart. R. Kratz. F. Ds-twcilor. H. Rcath. L. Rue. K. Bishop, B. Dcrstinc, C. Schmcll, K. Fritz. J. Moyvr. D. Moyer. Srmnd rrrzv: C. Kulp. K. Bornuman. L. SLIIIIIIOIIS. Ii. Ovm-rlmltzcr. V. Niorrison. L. Cope, K. Benner. B. Dctwcilcr. M. Hunshn-rgcr. J. Bit-bcrficld. D. Conrath. C. Stringer. D. Mullaly. J. Grofli. D. Magargal. K. Dc-rstinc, B. Greaser, K. Landis, C. Clcmvns, S. Aldcrlur. J. Ks-llcr, Third rnw: J. Xlinigcr, S. C11-mmcr, L. Dc-tw:-ilcr. B. Landis, D. Frantz. A. Heist, D. Bauman, J. Harris, L. Soudvr. K. Rosa-iillurgw. S. Fosbvnci. J. Ruscnherger, D. Schaffer. G. Metz. M. Muyvr. L. Wiss- hrun, P. Landis. L. Barndt, C. Carver. D. Atkinson. B. Schh-gm-l. J. Ott. C. Landis. Fourtlz row: L. Detwcilcr. R. Hcssclhachvr. A. Vogt-l T. K1-llur. D. Kraiss, D. Landis, S. Jones. G. Harper. P. Limbi-it. J. Goslmw. D. Koch. G. Swyme-lar, K. Smith. P. Hvrtsch. T. Lohman. D. Moyvr. P. Gcrhart, C. Bergey. J. Knehler. D. hloyvr. M. Murrmx. D. Undcrcuiflcr. Fifth mm: L. Stover, K. Mcckcr. B. Yvakt-l. S. Koller, G. Dctwcilcr, Godshall, E. Kinsey, E. Smith. R. Dcrslinu. L. Alderfcr, D. Hartley, A. Clews, D. Sacks, D. Freed. C. Tommuy. C. Alderfer. nnior CAorus Miss Nasa- dirvcts . . . a typical rehearsal. 67 E94 ibafe gyuolcy H Judy Foster fa teen-age Missj ...... ......... ....... D o nna Heimbach Melvin Foster Cher fatherj ...,......,................... ......... W alter Haman Dora Foster Cher motherj ..................................... ........ C arolyn Kulp Randolph Foster C her younger brotherj ..... ........ J im Alderfer Hannah fthe maidj ........................................,........... ...... L inda Sefing Barbara Winsocket fJudy's friendj .................. .........l... P at Moyer Oogie Pringle fthe man in Judyls lifej ................. ...................... D on Smith Mitzi Hoffman fanother of Judy's friendsj ........ ...... L ois Weidemoyer Mr. Martindale Ca theatrical producerj .........,....... ............ D onald Bolton Mrs. Hotchkiss Cthe laundry womanj ......................... ......... D onna Clemens Eloise Hotchkiss ther daughter, who elocutesj ........ ...,l.. B arbara Hannigan Mrs. Shlutzhammer fof the P.T.A.J ...............,.................... .....,. K athy Undercoffler Rexford Meredith O'Connor Ca new boy in townj ....... ............ D ave Alderfer Susie CRex's kid sisterJ ....,............................................................ ..... D arlene Moyer Announcer ................................ .......... B ruce Kelso Delivery Man ...........,......... ...... L eigh Getty ENTIRE CAST OF A DATE WITH JUDY,' First row, left to right: D. Alderfer, L. Getty, Mr. Roberts. B. Kelso. W. Silin. Second row: D. Clemens, K. Under- cofller, D. Smith, L. Sefing, W. Haman, C. Kulp, J. Alderfer, D. Heimbach, S. Landis, L. Groif. Third row: L. Weid- emoyer. D. Moyer, B. Hannigan, J. A. Carty, P. Moyer, G. Wismer. Fourth row: L. Zepp. D. Bolton, R. Wismer, B. Godshall. 68 Susie: I was certain you'd have braces on your teeth, and your ears would stick out, and you'd be a scrawny rum. Oogie: The worm has turned! Mrs. Hotchkiss: i'When I heard your mother was took sick. I thought she might like a bit of my crabapple jelly. .ibegafe Miss Malloy-A dvisor Prestdent ............,....,..................... La Mar Sefing Acting President .,........ ............ J erry Gegan Vice President ........... . ........ . Terry Carver Secretary ...........,... ....... D onna Brennan Historian .......... ......,..... P hilip Fretz anguage Advisors. Mrs. Kist ............... ......... R ussian Mrs. Gerhart ........., ............ L atin Mrs. Claire ......... ........, S panish 0414 io - isua CIMA Mr. Miller-A dvisor President ................................. Wolodymyr SIIIII Vice President .......... ......... H eston Swartly Secretaries ............... .,..... D onald Smith Robert Young fieffe CIMA Mr. Smoot-A dvisor President ...................,........,....... Jerry Hunsicker ervice ana! Safefy Advisors: Mrs. Claire Miss Bazzel Mr. Smoot President ........................... Frank Bivighouse Vice President ......... ............... I ames Brey Ligrary Miss Weinert-Advisor President ....................., ...., ........,.......... . . Joan Freed Vice President ........,......... Patricia Godshall Secretary .............. ............ B arbara Borneman Treasurer .... .... ........ E d ith Hunsberger KNITTING CLUB A dvisors-Mrs. Kist Mrs. Gerringer RADIO CLUB Advisor-M r. Boorse Sfuden fs Cibevelolo TYPING CLUB Advisor-Mr. Rafftesaeth COLLEGE RESEARCH CLUB A dvisor-M rs. Kist PSYCHOLOGY CLUB A dvisor-Mr. Kuhns MILLINERY CLUB Advisor-Miss Hoult fm-mn. qfarious xgnferesfs unc! xH-oggies SCIENCE CLUB Advisors-Mr. Falk Mr. Hausman TEENAGE BOOK CLUB Advisor-Mr. Kline WOOD AND METAL CLUB Advisors-Mr. Rosenberger Mr. Gerhart DANCE BAND Advisor-Mr. Nau TRAVELOGUE CLUB Advisor-Mrs, Hallman JEWELRY CLUB A dvisur-M r. Rosenberger l BUX-MONT BAND MEMBERS Kneeling: Rosenberger. Lefl Io right: M. Ht-nsel, N. Clemens. E. Law:-ll. D. Kriebel. MsAereffe5 wx- onf J gan Every year band members from each of the high schools in the Bux-Mont League audition for positions in the Bux- mont Band. These auditions are held at a different school before a committee composed largely of the conductors of the league. After positions in the band are announced and awarded, the chosen band meets to prepare for their only concert. This concert is then presented at the school selected for that year. Fir!! row, left to right: J. Dunlop. R. Goclshall. L. Price. B. Detweiler. D. Wildman. B. Meyers, B. Poatsy. Clinton. Semnd rnw: F. Atkinson. J. Stover. K. Moyer, L. Kulp. C. Aldekrfer, L. Carver. J. Schlnssman, K. Sell, J. Compton. Third raw: NI. Grinbergs. C. Wrede, Lv. Gruver, H. WNISSIJFUH, L. Allcbach, R. Van RIDPIA, S. Moyt'r'. E. Grofl. M. Moyer, E. Hobbs. 74 MR. BEANE FROM LIMA First row, left to right: M. J. Taylor, L. Getty. L. Weidemoyer. Second row: W. Silin, J. A. Carty, J. Godshall, S Landis. J. Weidman, W. West, D. Heimbach, B. Kelso. Third row: J. Delp, W. Godshall. E. Drye. R. T. Roberts B. Bucher. W. Haman, L. Weil, J. Alderfer. 66 yy Pring Qty- r. geane rom ima Sara Landis receives the artistic touch of Lois Weidemoyer and Mary Jane Taylor. Mr. Roberts gives Walter Harnan his hillbilly look. ' ,, -A as l er pu Oh, St. Peter, says Blossom. Dear, dear, my chin itchesf' exclaims Johnny. Inertia suggests marriage to Mr. Beane. Q Z Amy's sweetheart, Johnny. returns from college. 2 5 rl gl r Zoe tells her problems to Hiram and Elviry. Burley Beane and his aunt meet Inertia. 1 1 V - x Im: I ' I' f' 'wffzlf-75 If X I 'l pf - I, , . I I In I 'I II! I fb, N . 7 WY M ! 5 ,.--I-,,,,,,. I I I I I If IX ff I QV W A, 2, , ., 1 I Q-If XIMI 5 I 1 XX ' X ! ,I , A X eff, I V I L . ,,,k,. , If I , I 4 I ,I I If I 1 I V, r.'. II I , , I I 5 I . , . I . Y-.Q , '- In. ' I' , ' f- 5 I 4 -.I-nl wg, .9 I5 .I I , e VI X, i 16 ' .' 'III' 555 ff: wif M , . I I Iv I if -III I -1.1 A I2 'I' .7 . ,Il age Q. A 1-2-i??P? 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X I ' ., I ff-I f v lf' ' X k kZ 15' I , i xv' A X VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM First row, left to right: Mr. Boorse, Mr. Yeomans, D. Scnable, W. West, D. Gahman, H. Riley, A. Gerhart, C. Bult- mann, D. Kulp, J. Musselman, E. Cressman. Second row: Mr. Knight. Mr. Darrah, W. Yoder, S. Mclieeman, T. Leidy, V. Harris, R. Rahn, F. Hepler, T. Renner, J. Dunn, G. Espenship, B. Roshong. Third row: T. Sullivan, H. Rush, L. Frederick, R. Kratz, J. Pepkowski. D. Smith, W. Coughenour, J. Lederach, G. Johnson, T. Leister, C. Famous. arsifcy gcofgalf This year, new head coach, William Yeomans, was faced with the difficult tasks of rebuilding the team. Since there were only a small number of returning lettermen, inexperience proved to be the major problem. The team was also hampered by troublesome injuries. Led by capable leaders: Don Gahman, Hal Riley, Art Gerhart, Bill West, and Charles Bult- man, the Indians progressed steadily throughout the season. Finishing strong, they won four of the last five games to finish in sixth place with a 4-4-1 record. Indians who received special awards were Hal Riley and Charles Bultman, who made first team All-Bux-Mont. Riley also won the Rushing Crown. Don Gahman, Art Gerhart, Brian Rosh- ong, Fred Hepler, Vance Harris and Jack Dunn, made All-Bux-Mont Honorable Mention. Gah- man and Riley were also elected team captain and Most Valuable Player respectively. 4 5 1508 M r .1-2. VM 'S 6 H Q N F 1 5 Z. . . 1 SEASON W, :'E::5':E:::V':::m::: iglvi Souderton 27 --V.-.1.1V.,,.4 A....q p V, Souderton 1 8 g we Souderton 12 f Soudefron 12 5 1 ' ' ' sk it W5 Souderton 6 Souderton 19 Souderton 21 Souderton 20 Souderton 13 Souderton 31 RECORD Council Rock Pennridge Central Bucks Springfield Hatboro Ambler North Penn Quakertown Upper Moreland Upper Perk Left to right: Mr. Yeomans, D. Gahman, H. Riley, and T. Brookshier, Philadelphia Eagles professional football player. 79 arsiiy ggciuacl I C. Bultmann J. Musselman Line Back D. Gahman B. West D, Kulp Back BUCIC Center H. Riley A. Gerhart T. Leidy Back Line End 80 xyqvilf' X, s' xx? fv f 5 ' U VP:- B- ROSIIOUS T. Renner Lfflff Quarterback S. MCKeeman ESpCl'lShip Rahn Back End Quarterback V. Harris F. Heplef J- Dunn End Center Lme S1 CROSS COUNTRY TEAM First row, left to riglitt J. Frederick. A. King. W. Whitaker, G. Walton, P. Fretz, S. Cunnion. F. Hesse. Second row: D. Nase. N. Hartzel, F. Weil. J. Bamberry, W. Kelso. G. Nissley. Third row: D. Renner. R. Wentz. D. Kramer J. Gegan, J. Toomey, D. Kolos, H. Scheetz. E. Riley, F. Reath. SCORES Souderton 3 3 Souderton 40 Souderton 3 3 Souderton 44 Souderton 20 Souderton 15 Souderton 46 Souderton 30 COACH AND CAPTAIN Mr. Meyers. F. Weil CROSS COUNTRY VARSITY RUNNERS Left to right: D. Renner, W. Whitaker, A. King. R. Wentz. F. Weil, E. Riley, N. Hartzel, B. Pennridge Central Bucks Upper Moreland North Penn l-Iatboro Ambler Springneld Quakertown Kelso. VARSITY BASKETBALL Left to right: D. Price. L. Zepp, J. Kulp. S. Clemens. B. Loux. R. Hartman, Coach. J. Clemens. L. Sefing. L, Moyer. B. Shelly, H. Frederick. ocys , asgefgaff JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL First row, left to right: N. Hartzell. R. Kratz. M. Hensel. L, Bair, E. Feher. H. Rush. K. Bishop. Coach. Second row: D. Bergey, R. Wentz, D, Smith. D. Myers, D, Bergey, H. Swartley. Captain, Bob Loux, dunks one at the Ambler game. Souderton Souderton Souderton Souderton Souderton Souderton Souderton Souderton Souderton Souderton Souderton Souderton Souderton Souderton Souderton Souderton Souderton Souderton Souderton Upper Dublin Upper Perkiomen Quakertown Springfield North Penn Central Bucks Pennridge Ambler Hatboro Upper Moreland Springfield Upper Perkiomen Quakertown North Penn Central Bucks Pennridge Ambler Hatboro Upper Moreland Left to right: Head Mgr., J. Fisherg Coach, R Hartmang Asst. Mgrs., F. Bivighouseg C. Clem mer. ggaslfefgall R. Loux, Captain D. 'Price Guard Forward 1. . x .. 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SH 4 'Q 5 3 X- 7 W aj 5 Saw 35 M A ea, X 4 .Q Q, 4? 54 2: 5 4' , s- ,X -N: 1.- .5 -f? 5 . W ' . ...SL :-,e5:g,, 7 .5. .gvj ww 3 -Q :a Q,g1-:V-5... . f. ., -vm, W . . as , f, ,Q QW I K AQ Q -W 5, N ,U X? Q Q X Q ' if f f M' as as ge: -12 ,XY wwf' Q Mg- ,ex x Q 35 if Q if Q , 4 V N vii X ,Zi 4 .. .....,... ...., .... .,.,.... . . 5::5.5:55.5:an:,:5:g:m:.-11...:s::::f5g .....- -V L. Moyer-Forward H. Frederick-Center S. Clemmens-Guard J. Clemmens-Guard B, Shelly-Guard L. Sefingafizzcrrd L. Zepp-Forward J- KUIP-Guflfd JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM First row, Ie!! to right: T. Evans. S. Price, R. Boamen. B. Kratz, J. Billger. B. Espenship. S. Hagey. B. Harpel. Second raw: B. Moyer. Coach. D. Derstine. M. Gross. B. Pepkowski. K. Jordan. G. Hough. G. Shelly. E. Macourt. A. Moyer. G. Weidernoyer, B. Rittenhouse. lfllfliOl' BC'l5A2fAC7l!! ClVlClBtZSGACZ!l 57207015 JUNIOR BASEBALL TEAM First row, left to riglzr: J. Billger. A. Sell. J. Marko. B. Kratz, S. Price, D. Shive. Second row: R. Kriebel. Mgr.. T. McKeeman, M. Myers. H. Evans. S. Hagey, J. Greaser. G. Weidemoyer, R. Boaman. J. Trout. R. Miller. Third row: R. Derstine, Mgr., B. Espenship. J. Landis, K. Jordan. R. Pepkowski. D. Macort, J. Swartz, D. Freed, A. Moyer. B. Harpel. Mgr.. Mr. Opdyke. Coach. VARSITY WRESTLING TEAM Mr. Weiss congratulates Jim Gerhart. All Bux- First row, left to right: B. Evans. T. Mclieeman, B. Whitaker. T. Mom W e5tleT- HH Sullivan. S. McKeeman. J. Gerhart. Second row: Mr. Weiss. Coach: Scorer for the team' T. Renner. A. Gerhart. T. l-lunsicker. B. Roshong, J. Pepkowskig Absent from picture. J. Toomey. arsifcy Wresfhng Council Rock-won-3 8-20 Springheld-lost-19-3 3 Upper Moreland-won-34-16 Quakertown-won-35-8 SCORES Ambler-lost-12-35 Central Bucks-lost-15-32 North Penn-lost-20-30 Hatboro-won-41-16 WRESTLING TEAM d Tom Mclieeman. high First row, left to right: B. Evans, B. Whitaker. S. McKeeman, J. Gerhart. A. Gerhart. B. Roshong. Second row: C. Winter. T. McKeeman. K. Moyer. J. Toomey, T. Renner, C. Famous. J. Pepkowski, E. Lederach. Third row: T. Hunsicker, C. Peck. G. Rickert. R. Williams. T. Sullivan. R. Arlen. J. Reinford. B. Fetterolf. Fourth row: R. Gerhart. Coach: B. Francis. R. Landis. G. Walton. S. Romano, M. Hunsberger. W. Silin. T. Cassel. J. Daniel, R. Weiss, Coach. VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM First row, left to right: M. Romanik, S. McKeeman. G. Derstine, F. Hepler, L. Seting, B. Loux, G. Espenship. G. Fisher. Second row: Coach Palmer, T. l-lunsicker. L. Hunsicker, D. Renner, B. Roshong, C. Famous, J. Dunn, D. Bergey, R. Kratz. Third row: R. Wentz, D. Slemmer, T. Carver, l-l. Swartley, R. Landis. C. Bultman. E. Fair. G. Fisher, Mgr.: M. Palmer, Coachg B. Loux, Captain. gasedalf Despite the fact that spring seemed reluctant to appear in time for outside spring practices un- til the beginning of May, our baseball players fought overflowing fields and poor weather to go on to a successful season. Mr. Palmer and his returning lettermen worked in the gyms and on the held when possible to bring a strong baseball team out of the dugout. The long standing tradition at Souderton of field- ing a good team on the diamond and of ending the season with a fine record was continued this year. The team provided plenty of excitement for their fans. B. Loux, Catcher L. Sefing, Pitcher arsifty asegalf .players C. Famous. Third Base lf ff ' of Wm I X A ge, ,. SQ Q X : ' ,. N ,. 3, 4--. f N xf' ,' vs N if X 3 'P :2' 235 ,, Y-Z v f . ,.., 'vw ,::'. I '.:..' N X ' S. Mc Keeman, Second Base R. Landis, Shortstop R. Wentz, Right Field , Q. ,.,. ,, ,. .,.,. . ,:.:.,.: ..., I 1-. - - fr-AwwN-w.f:-am.wr'-W,'f'fi'Zx:v:. ,Qs V- J fv x.1 V. A . First row, left to right: F. Weil. F. Reath, T. Sullivan. C. Winner, S. Cunnion. D. Nase. S. Moyer. Mgr.. D. Wampole. P. Fretz. Second row: J. Horne. N. Hartzel, B. Alderfer, W. Yoder. R. Roshong. R. Ziegler, K. Peck. L. Vogel. Tlzirrl row: I. Bamberry. B. Kelso, L. Mumbauer. D. Cassel. F. Hope. T. Leister, D. Smith, V. Vecrumba. Fourth row: W. Coughenour. R. Poisker. D. Freed. D. Kolos. J. Gegan. I D VGC Q Kneeling: P. Shantz. L. Weil. Managers: S1am1'izzg: Mr. Boorse. Coach: H. Riley. Cnpzain: Mr, Coyle. Coach. Dennis Price. School Record Holder, throwing the javelin. Soudrerton sprint men poised at the start. First row, left to right: D. Lindsay, J. Whitaker. J. Urbanchuck, J. Moyer, C. Getty, P. Shantz, Mgr. Secoml row: L. Mumbauer, J. Bamberry, D. Wilson. F. Moyer. D. Diebler. P. Hontz, E. Russo. J. Lederach. Third row: R. Poisker. B. Taylor, J. Pepkowski, L. Lutz. G. Atkins. P. Sweigart. High hurdlers at first hurdle. T. Sullivan. Sophomore Low Hurdler. tops the timbers in good form. iiefcl Souderton milers circle track as a group. Art Gerhart. Senior Pole Vaulter. is up and over. 8 . , .. GIRLS' HOCKEY TEAM First row, left to right: B. Schnable, L. Bealer, J. Witwer, S. Crouthamel, R. A. Godshall. L. Linder, L. Clemmer L. Johnson, S. Hartman. Second row: B. Swartz. M. Myers, C. Garges, B. Keller, S. Yoder, J. Kalb, H. Wissbrun E. Hobbs, J. Haher, M. Moyer, E. Trauger. Third row: I. White, P. Landis. E. Bergey. D. Derstine, J. Sminkey J. Heller, L. Carver. K. Moyer, C. Limbert, G. Gruver. Fourth row: S. Nace, S. Van Dyke, N. Hallman, J. Zeigler M. Palmerie, S. Schnable, J. Buck, L. Moyer, D. Brennan. C. Agar. J. Godshall. QIJS, XJIQOCLQJ 962144 Coach, Miss White and Captain. Ruth Ann Godshall discuss hockey tactics. 1, mmnmnwmasass um4.:0wnf Mnzmwmmai 4 S. Hartman J. Witwer R. A. Godshznll L. Wing R. Halfback L. Inner 39?-M . 1 J ,... . ? r' , . W Q2 . 7 1 .2 321-wifi-1-. 5 ff Y'f': 2E:f1':::E-. W' x Q 2' ' 32:21-' T: Q. f . . A 1, e . .. ', f' , 'rife 2 E:sEiwS-5::::-:-:n::mw-:-2w.:f:..Q.-rr-.Q3:. 1Q:a-2 . If-4 11 , . Q: . . , '- i . ., . Ke.-wr - af ii' .4 wg Q2 fi L.. 2:-2:-w ------ .,.- gy -s ., . .. Q- gglfmxj P, Pkgdvf. Q ., ,M .ssh N if V i, :svl:.:....e:s:a:s:s:z:2:5:14I:E:s5:e5s:a5z:5:5szmp:.. 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CAPTAIN AND MANAGERS Left to right: K. Alderfer, C. Spacek, J. Ziegler, B. Paul, S. Rosenberger. Qrls , ,BasAefLall GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM Souderton 16 Souderton 22 Souderton Souderton 31 Souderton 36 Souderton Souderton 50 Souderton 28 Souderton 27 VARSITY SCORES Boyertown Central Bucks North Penn Pennridge Upper Moreland Quakertown Ambler Upper Perkiomen Hatboro First row, left to right: N. Hallman, C. Agar. S. Schnable, M. Palmeire, L. Yerk. S, Moyer. Second' nm K Alderfer, M. Trauger, S. Van Dyke, L. Carver, J. Hafler, R. Van Riper, E. Groff, M. Moyer. J. Ziegler Thud row: B. Paul, Coach. M. Grinbergs. P. Moyer. R. A. Godshall. C. Spacek, A. Hallman, S. Yoder, H Wrssbrun B. Schnable. A. Hallman Forward B. Schnable C. Spacek Forward Guard J. Hatier Forward E. Groff G unrd arsifiy -T? .- ,is 3:35 -'---, 1 . -.-.- . ..,.. K: af M if' ,ff I K W, ,J Eh 2 1 ff, 4 g 9 H 3 ,fd ww.. 1 4 Y Q '3 2 X f if ?g'a'1v:Q29,1 5 5 f 6 faq , Q , QW j ak 2 K1 , Q.. E , I 5 f . 3 E In J , Z' A F .584 1 -V' v. M. Moyer Guard H Wxssbrun Guard F orn ard L. Moyer SOFTBA LL TEAM First row, left to right: S. Schnable, N. Hallman, G. Swartley, J. Hafler. J. Buck, C. Agar, E. Trauger. Second row: C. Limbert, P. Edwards. B. Bucher. L. Moyer. A. Graham, M. Moyer. Third row: J. Freed. Mgr.. C. Garges, B. Kel- ler. R. Godshall, S. Yoder, P. Colley. Miss White. Coach. B. Myers. Soffdall VA RSITY PLAYERS Leff to right: E. Trauger. R. Godshall. B. Bucher. L. Moyer M. Moyer. Left to right: J. Freed. Mgr., B. Bucher, Captain. Miss White. Coach. First row, left to right: L. Clemmer, S. Hartman. N. Clemens, Captain, M. Shelley, C. Alderfer. Second row: D. Clem- ens, B. Barndt. B. Schnable. S. Rosenbcrger. C. Conrad. Kneeling: Nancy Clemens. Captain: Mrs. Carol Tasca. Coach. Sec-ond Row: K. Moyer, J. A. Carty, M. L. Derstine, K. Kulp. Not Shown: P. Moore. . af 7 . gr S 2147115 With the construction of the new tennis courts going on, our girls began their prac- tice sessions in Harleysville and all of the matches were played away. Under the careful and practiced eye of Mrs. Tasca, reorganization of the team was as painless as possible and the final scores proved that the returning lettermen as well as the new team members did a fine job. Y 1 75 n f f ,Mm 1 . f 1 I ' , I ,' Q . K i ff I , 4, MA Q af f X Xfgxvf li i A f 1 . , ,- 5 V1 h X , ' , X I ' i fi ' ' ' . , X Aff le A - 1 , f W . 1 R 3 I , f 4 -X ,f 1 1 Q A ,- f fx , w ' ,' X ' A 71 , Q , ' , - V ' ff X 'fl if X V! , Q , . 3 il. ,X V X59 f h 1 f 1, f I7 1' 2 .f ,X fx g ,, . I I ff v 5 ' f - V Q ff 1 'X U 1 ' 1 r , 1 H ' ' 1 .: : ' fi' 1 1 x -' , W 1 55'A , 5? ,f wg 1 ' If L- I gf . K 1 .-1. Q ' Q E if ff' If ,I 5.1 Y' I xv Ik,- Y 1' i f, ' 4 'f V if JZ 'V 1 if - nf . f ff , f l f L I is , !' 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The Christmas dance with holiday fun, O carefree days your end is run. Depart we must with bitter grief, For we iind ourselves just scattered leaves. KARLIN MARIA KLINGLER X X T 5 , . . ff T., Q r r , N ,,.. ammamk... .35-.-fzrauw 4 f X A, aw U 9? Mr. Smoot instructs his Auto Theory classes with the aid of the new driver- training cars. Left to right: R. Godshall. R. Rahn, J. Witwer, K. Klingler. R. Winn. and J. Lederach prepare Easter baskets for needy children. A B U S Y Y E A R Mr. Bealer from the AAA, Mr. Kuhn, Mr. Smoot. and Mr. Crouthamel admire the new driver-training car. The Souderton Area Joint Teachers As- sociation honor Miss Gerhart on her re- tirement. Pictured left to right are: Mr. Price. Mr. Crouthamel. Miss Weinert and Miss Gerhart. Q The Yearbook Memories staff works on ideas outside. Honor Society holds a reception for new members. Senior boys in hot competition. Senior girls wrap Christmas toys for needy children Put it in low and we're off . . . 7 Yearbook Photography staff in action? G V2 nferfaine Seniors enjoying an assembly. POETRY. PROSE. AND ESSAY WINNERS FIU! rnzv, lrfl lu riglll IS. Rushung, K. Moya-1. ,I A, Carly. C. Cruvm. K Long. K. Aldrrfvr. W VVl1iIakvr. Srfmlll fnzv: R Landis. D. Culismlizvr. K Undci-rofllcr, K. Klinglc-r F. Atkinson. G. Smith. F Wvil. Tlzirrl rnzr: B. K1-l . W. Hamann, WV. Gnd shall. T. Krnmlik. W Klicbcl, D. Bissland. S C I 1 E l T. Moyer admires one of the many projects which was N entered in the Science Fair. C Mr. Moyer, Mr. Romano. Mr. Dowling, and Mr, Hunt- singer discuss the Science Fair. E F A I R J. Whitaker explains the intricacies of his science project. Fred Weil examines his first prize-winning human bi- ology project. i l l L. Enters admires one of the many Junior High Science I projects, A. Heist demonstrates a significant point of her project. Lust dance of the evening. Host Bryon Roshong and Hostess Marilyn Shelly greet students as they enter the dance area. 5 Seniors sit one out, Couples dance to the music of the Serenaders. Sleigh of gifts decorating the floor. What are you looking for, Mr. Maxwell? i W A S H I N G T O N r u look tired. T R I P Linda Clemmer preparing for bed? Silas, let Judy sleep. l l While others play, Carolyn and Don sleep We may be tired, but we still can smile. Darlene Constanzer and Sally Grasse watch as Joan Freed snaps a picture. Iwo Jima, a typical example of one of the inspiring sights of Washington. The majestic Lincoln Memorial. Charles Bultmann enjoys the company of Donna Clemens. Darlene Moyer. and Judy Witwer. Judy Witwer and Sharon Bishop provide good material for a willing photographer. is 59 f , ,,. , . , ,. . - 'x , .-may-iv . ,. ..: ., .... ,J be V -: ---- : 1 -. 1 W ' 1 ' -W Q ' .. t .... -' .. - . . - ' f- ,. ,. -, zz' EI J51?f ': ' 'az z- .-., 1 1 ' 1 EI 252'-' ,g ,.,, . j ' et. ' - :'5.'..-.ans 2 ,,g - Q. '- ' f.v,-Xu a ifif - Q, H ..,.. ...Z t J Z ' , . '- iff- 1 . p Bill Godshall and Cheryl Con- ,,,, rad endure the sun and wind on the steps of the Jefferson Memorial. Oh, my achin' feet! Kay Long. Judy Rosenberger and Jean Ann Carty relax at a fountain of the Treasury De- partment. Loretta GFAOH learns that you Our friendly house detective, Bob. can go so far without sleep. The monument was nice, but the benches were The changing of the guard at the Tomb of the 3 Welcome Sight- Unknown Soldier. J Judi Weidman seeks shade and Where did everyone go, Wally? Judy Witwer and Donna Clemens support from one of Washington's Hash smiles for one of the many many columns. photographers. Mr. Maxwell and Mr. Price review the troops as they tour the Smith- sonian Institute. Hurry up, Lollie, Dick wants to go. Kurt Weidner, Jerry Fisher, and Tom Gilligan grant us a pose as they await their bus. Sally Grasse, Peggy Allan, and Loretta Groif prefer sitting to walking. Linda Bealer and Jim Moyer put on no airs for their picture. Dr. Cobley, Chairman of the evaluating com- mitteeg presents the findings of the committee to the faculty. Mr. Foulke congratulates Leonard Mumbauer, one of the students chosen to play with the Navy Band. x An extremely interested faculty receives their evaluation. The oflicers of the Jr. High Student Govern- ment: G. Shelly, Governor: Nancy Juniper, Sec'y.g W. Espenship. Lt. Governorg V. Yeakel, Treasurer. Dignitaries gather to honor E. Merton Crouthamel. Mr. Crouthamel accepts a gift of luggage from Norman Bergey, President of the Souderton Area Joint School Board. esfimonia Dr. Kratz, Mrs. E. Merton Crouthamel, E. Merton Crouthamel. Royden S. Price, President of the Souderton Area Joint Teachers Association, presents E. M. Crouthamel with a Baum original. Dr. Kratz introduces Dr. G. G. Hottenstein, superintendent of Montgomery County Schools. E, M. Crouthamel addresses gathering, r 4 if 4. N rl ii bi Q Q Jzmivrs: Frances Atkinson, June Dunlop. Paul- ette Moyer. Helen Wissbrun. Sf'Ili0I'S.' Donna Heimbach, Betty Bucher. may owrf Cydffenvlanf SOIJl10l710I'E'.S'.' Shirley Godshall. Ruth Long. Paulette Alderfer, Susan Schnable. C. Alderfer K . Alderfer S. Alderfer L. Allebach G. Atkins F. Atkinson R. Bachert L. Bair B. Barndt P. Barndt C. Bechtel C. Benner P. Benner D. Bergey R. Binsberger J. Blessing R . Borneman D. Boyer D. Burgess D. Carlin L. Carver G. Cassel T. Cassel J. Chellew A. Clemens P. Clemens S. Clemens C. Clemmer J. Clemmer J. Clinton L. Colburn P. Colley J. Compton W. Coughenour D. Cramer J. Daniel D. Deibler J. Derstine R. Derstine A , Detweiler B. Detweiler N. Diehl J. Dunlop J. Dunn S. Erb G. Espenship G. Eshelman J. Evans C. Famous R. Fischer H. Frederick J. Frederick D. Freed E. Frick W. Fulmer J. Funk M. Garson J. Gegan J. Gerhart R. Gerhart E. Gleason D. Godown R. 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Moore D. Moyer E. Moyer J. Moyer K. Moyer K. Moyer M. Moyer P. Moyer P. Moyer R. Moyer S. Moyer J. Musselman L. Musselman M. Myers S. Myers J. Nace C. Nase B. Nyce R. Opdyke W. Overholt R. Peale K. Peak R. Ptleiger B. Poatsy L. Price G. Pulli R. Rahn B. Rambo W. Rappold H. Rash F. Reath S. Reinhard D. Renner T. Renner E. Reppa D. Rice E. Riley R. Robinson H. Roesener B. Roshong D. Rufe H. Rush B. Rutherford P. Scheetz D. Schirk J. Schlossman L. Sefing K. Sell H. Sheets B. Shelly M. Shelly A. Shive R. Shoemaker R. Slemmer H . Snyder G. Sosna R. Souder P. Spachman J. Strauss J. Stover M. Stringer G. Sutkaitis G. Swartley H. Swartley T. Swartley P. Sweigart D. Taylor J. Toomey A. Turzo D. Van Dyke R. Van Riper J. Wallace Cla.. of 7962 sr - ':- ' 2, X 52' f' Q' , : zg-.- 2 79' Q? 5 gi, ml 1? Q hu M , ,,... , , . My is g .5 1 f 1 N Q S ff rf re .. ... P lilii iiS 1 ... 5 J iiiillr ' is .... X. Q q z v :' ,... .- ' qq ,'.- 1..bA . . 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Winn J. Winner H. Wissbrun C. Wrede D. Yoder P. Yoder W. Yoder D. Young L. Young L. Zepp L. Ziegler Absent when pictures were taken: J. Clemens. Agar Alderfer Alderfer Alderfer Alderfer Anders Bamberry Barndt . Beck Benner Benner Benner Benner Benner Bergey Bergey Bergey Berthold Bivinghouse Bleam Boorse Boorse Borneman Brandis Brennen Brewer Brey Brown Buck Budanow Burch Carver Chaplin Chapman Clark Clegg Clemmer Conver Cressman Croll Cunnion Dale Derstine Derstine Derstine Detweiler Detweiler Detweiler Dorn Dorn Dorn Drace Edwards Ehst Engle Enters Erb Erb Evans Evans Fairweather Feher Fetherman Class of 1963 ::: ..,:'-ll: I :: v' -'4v:- V - ,,:::. ,.:- - 3 :EEE ag-: l i-2:1 2 1 ' Q, r i g: l gz :.4::: 1 :EQ - QQQI I :F -'-.-- Q .,,: .ai ,,E! :i z A, -21 - e .,-' E ,',..:., -:Q J ' .r ' 'C A f '1.: ',,1 Q U ':l':ll2: t aw I v.:k,kA g 3 ,..1Z Qxtl ,Q :al H -.lA. VV , C I llllv l'l:l l Q 55 C V l ' 'Q 4eg,jE?if?h 1 ,1? 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Moyer M Moyer P. Moyer P. Moyer S. Moyer E. Mueller D. Myers V. Myers D. Nace S. Nace D. Nase D. Nase G. Nissley D. Nolthenius E. Nyce M. Palmieri K. Paul C. Reed J. Pepkowski P. Rash V. Rice G. Rickert R. Price M. Romanik C. Rosenberger R. Roshong B. Ruth C. Ruth P. Schang L. Schatz Cla.. of 7963 120 Class of 7963 'li J A - :I V 2 . :1 ' J fl 1 M 5 TT . :.g: 5 ....,. S k y , 1 V --.,,., .1 Vi 'f 'QQf :...:::. 1 ZI: ' J: A ,- Hr 1 - E Qs. Silly J 121 mm, QM IL W :N gin 'N EJ J. Schlosser D. Schnable J. Schnable S. Schnable S. Schrauger M. Schultz A. Schwoerer F. Seal D. Sine D. Slemmer D. Smith D. Smith J. Sminkey G. Snyder R. Souder A. Sowers T. Staude J. Staulfer J. Staulfer J. Stoneback J. Styer T. Sullivan B. Swartz M. Trauger W. Thomas G. Trumbore J. Urbanchuck S. Van Dyke J. Vannoy L. Vogel D. Wampole E. Wambold L. Wambold S. Wampole S. Weikel E. Weisbach K. Wenner J. Wenzel J. Whitaker S. White D. Wilson R. Wismer M. Woodland L. Yerk B. Yoder S. Yoder K. York M. Yothers C. Ziegler J. Ziegler R. Ziegler R. Ziegler wopoocu 3 PFZFQWE FUWUUFW OZFFHF1 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS E. Godshall, P, Alderfer, R. Kratz and L. Fetherman. Abbott Agar Alderfer Alderfer Alderfer Alderfer Alderfer Alderfer Allebach Aman Arlen Bagosy Barndt Barr Bechtel Bechtel Benner Benner Benner Bergey Bergey Bergstresser Bishop Bissey Blank Boaman Borneman Brazuk BA ,. :wx .:.. ru L Q X K 5,5 3 xml L ,W,mm L 6 H f 1 1 Class of H . , , I 5 ,. Q ' S 5 --- zz.. .:,v 1 1 , l. ' V t VQIQQQ Z .tlf v.,vv' 5 .. .,-v S 1 vv,, E t -, - 2 Q f!q!,m 21. Y fl 3 h , Mx j'xRQAi,E? if hvvvf -:: fdww N .e. gIh.qxffQw giim VV:q.3: HA fjggggi 'l:. ' e' fgllif ' W f b'e' ' ll zzzz ': . , ' ' lt - 35 :,' :,'- Q ,,, ,,.5 llll L' -2: ' 'lz' , 51, - ' S ... 'Z' ,j if HMHQQQFE Ka 1:-Q..,., : l 'zz i'e 1-.. -ee1.:. fwi ggi QQQ' ,..I S ,l-1,. ---,1 ' A A H igimi gggggl Eg?3l SQQJEQ iggw EQ-l' Efwl JWEHVE A gills . .' fQ?X V x A ,-,5 55.155 ,V...,.: A ,Q , k ,..v.. E Q A ' me ,MX q ':e'l We ml N 'llni ' --:,: l:.l ll A .bA, w X I 53. .QAVZ 'A,. I bqlb V. A Q X 4 b Qf ,ESF TEES la! lQNf5wLfNQWi?M 5 :,:1 '.-1 gi lf 122 H Cla.. of 7964 D. Brey N. Budanow S. Burch R. Cassel J. Chellew R. Clemmer A. Clews P. Clinton B. Compton J. Connolly E. Conrath S. Cope W. Cordero K. Cornelius L. Coughenour J. Crouthamel C. Dale W. Deetz E. Demello C. Derstine D. Derstine D. Derstine N. Derstine R. Derstine D. Detweiler D. Detweiler D. Detweiler G. Detweiler G. Detweiler M. Detweiler R. Detweiler F. Diehl L. Divine J. Dorn K. Douglass C. Eckman E. Ehrhart B. Erb W. Espenship B. Evans H. Evans R. Evans J. Faringer S. Featherman R. Fluck H. Francis L. Frantz N. Frederick A. Freed D. Freed E. Freed G. Freed G. Freed S. Freed C. Fretz J. Funk C. Galon K. Gehman L. Geisinger J. Gingrich L. Godshall M. Godshall R. Godshall 123 J. Goshow J. Greaser T. Greaser L. Grolf M. Gross R. Grubb L. Gruenberg B. Gunther J. Guntz S. Hackman P. Haller J. Hager S. Hagey L. Halteman M. Hangey T. Harker B. Harpel G. Harper P. Harris L. Hayes S. Heckler B. Hehm F. Hendricks H. Hepler D. Hess B. Hesse C. High T. Highouse R. Huber J. Hunsberger L. Hunsberger M. Jasinski C, Johnson J. Johnson L. Johnson K. Jordon N. Juniper E. Kaucher D, Keeler J. Keeler M. Keller R. Keller R. Keller S. Keller B. Kemps L. Keyser A. King E. Kinsey H. Kircher P. Kirkpatrick M. Knappenberger M. Knechel T. Knechel B. Koffel B. Kriebel J. Kriebel R. Kriebel A. Krolikowski B. Kuhn M. Kulp J. Kyack R. Kyack D. Landis Class of 7964 124 :ai Cla.. of 7964 5 ,Aqf gsm V:,,, .,: 1 1:.A 3 .. 4 9 .. W X: B .e R e.s A ... f S 4 . 2 ? E i 1 f J i i i Q - B lf K qqV4::Q?:'W x ::A,': 2':E: III ' J Q s Q. hn ' E ii i eeee ... . ees cJ . e.eceiJ.. . y 1. r A A A ssse J Jiisi .. . ..... 1 . .. ce iJJ Ji l A se ee ec i e cs. iiiiJii A :IA 3 . K : ':A: ' . gm I zzi ziv :23 ,::E: Q' ,. b A i o- . E y V.:.- ' :11 V A P' :.: iA1 .,,,:i: . 'zf' 'P ' AV- 3 E2: ,. 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Shade G. Shearer L. Shellenberger B. Shelly G. Shelly M. Shelly B. Shisler M. Siegfried G. Simes E. Smith V. Smith P. Snyder S. Stancick J. Stickler J. Stoudt J. Souder M. Souder S. Springer S. Supperor 1. Swartley J. Swartz J. Swartz J. Swiegert C. Thomas C. Toomey J. Trout A. Troxel R. Urich C. Van Fossen D. Vannoy J. Vasey J. Walker R. Weber G. Weidemoyer A. Weisberg A. Weller G. Wile R. Willams R. Willams S. Wolfe V. Yakel R. Yeager B. Yeakel J . Yoder Class of 7964 . .. s .. .. f ' -. 4 - P ,V.L ' P 6 -.gpg -5,-.,.:,:-,.,. -'-- -.,, g,,.f,..y2 . 4- . . gg., 5 ---' 3. , . 1 .V H . ?.,E.,f?3'A.. -452.12121 5,11 .1 .J .. , . I .,,,'V Q V. , 1- 3792s w 3,1 W Q Q ii f ' 9 7 Qgggw M I. Yoder K. Yoder J, Ziegler S. Zienhiewicz J. Zumstein Cla.. of 7965 127 Absent when pictures were taken: R. Novak Alderfer Alderfer Alderfer Alderfer G. Anders Anglemoyer Arlen D. Atkinson D. Atkinson W. Bamberry Barndt Bauman Barbour Barndt Baus Beardsley Bechtel Benner Bergey Bergey Bergey Billger Bishop Blew Bolig Bolton Boorse Borneman Bossert Boyer Brandis Brey Bromley Buck Buck Budmor Carver Cassel Cassel Cassel Clemens Clemens G. Clemens L. Clemens S. Clemens I. Clemmer J. Clemmer M. Clemmer S. Clemmer S. Clemmer M. Cressman T. Croissette V. Cronrath J. Delikat D. Daley C. Derstine E. Derstine G. Derstine R. Derstine A. Detweiler C. Detweiler D. Detweiler J. Detweiler L. Detweiler L. Detweiler E. Dorn M. Dorn L. Ellinger L. Enters K. Eshelman T. Evans E. Fahringer D. Fenstermacher D. Feingold E. Flothmeier S. Fogelman S. Fosbenner P. Francis S. Francis D. Frankenfield S. Frankenfleld S. Franklin F. Frantz W. Frantz G. Frederick L. Frederick D. Freed D. Freed C. Freed C. Freed R. Freed R. Fretz S. Fretz V. Frick D. Furman B. Gardner N. Gazdick J. Gegan L. Gehman T. Gehman H. Genowa P. Gerhart B. Gettler L. Gleason D. Godshall Cla.. of 1965 128 Class of G. Godshall J. Godshall P. Goshow R. Gottshall J. Grater J. Gudknecht J. Hackman N. Haines D. Haldeman B. Hallman M. Halteman J. Haman D. Hange J. Harris D. Hartley B. Hartman D. Hartman L. Hartman J. Hartzel L. Heath D. Hedrick A. Hiest L. Heller B. Hendricks J. Hendricks K. Hendricks S. Hensler J. Herber P. Hertsch R. Hesselbacher L. Hoagey L. Holden R. Holden G. Hough J. Hundly D. Hunsberger D. Hunsberger T. Hunsberger H. Johnson J. Johnson M. Jones S. Jones D. Keeler T. Keller D. Kemmerer B. Keyser D. Kletzing B. Kline J. Knauff J. Kober D. Koch V. Koder J. Koehler D. Kooper D. Kraiss S. Kramer B. Kratz C. Kratz D. Kratz E. Kratz L. Kratz 3 C. Kriebel l R. Kriebel 129 N. Kromer B. Kulp C. Kulp B. Landis D. Landis D. Landis G. Landis J. Landis K. Landis P. Landis R. Landis W. Latsha B. Lahman M. Leatherman T. Lehman C. Light W. Loburak B. Long J. Marko E. Matczak P. Maryez K. Meckes S. Merrick C. Mettins R. Metz B. Meyers G. Meyers J. Michener B. Miller P. Miller P. Minninger M. Morrow B. Moyer C. Moyer C. Moyer D. Moyer D. Moyer E. Moyer E. Moyer E. Moyer L. Moyer M Moyer M. Moyer R. Moyer R. Moyer R. Moyer S. Moyer H. Musselman W. Myers R. Myers B. Nase C. Nice L. Nice J. Ott R. Peifer R. Pade S. Price P. Pulli N. Rahmer W. Rambo V. Raudenbush H. Reath B. Rehak Class of 130 Class of 131 F. Reinford L. Reinford K. Rosenberger K. Rosenberger J. Rosenberger P. Rosenberger J. Roshong M. Rossi R. Riccardi D. Rice F. Rice G. Rice D. Richards F. Riggall L. Riley A. Rios B. Rittenhouse H. Rittenhouse B. Rufe J. Rutter F. Sacks D. Sadler D. Sadler C. Schatz J. Schatz T. Sehlosser H. Schmidt D. Schnable A. Schneider R. Scholl R. Schwenk J. Seal J. Seitz A. Sell C. Sell J. Shisler D. Shive J. Shoemaker S. Shuler C. Siegfried J. Simmons M. Sine M. Sine W. Slifer E. Smith K. Smith R. Smurthroaite D. Snyder L. Souder R. Souder L. Stover E. Strasser M. Styler J. Swartly G. Swyemelar L. Taylor R. Taylor B. Thomas R. Thompson B. Thornberry C. Tur B. Troxel D. Urbanchuk H. Van Dyck A. Vogel R. Volp C. 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