Souderton High School - Unaliyi Yearbook (Souderton, PA)

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OTHERS GAIN BY HARD WORK Zi SCHOOL'S HIGH SCORER ON NATIONAL SCHO' LARSHIP TEST - Diane Bauman is the school organist and an active member of F.N.A. Diane is eligible for the state title in the National Betty Crocker Scholarship test in which she gained school honors. . I . administrative endeavors. ,.,a- r '-T if FIRST S.H.S. IVIERIT SCHOLARSHIP - Bob Hesselbacher, president of the National Honor Society and a member of the Unaliyi staff, was the first student in the school's history to take top honors in the NNIST. Shown here is Dr. Nlaxwell, senior high school principal, who presented Bob with the letter of recommendation from the NNIST committee. ENERGETIC DRIVE - Brenda Schlegel applied her abilities to many journalistic, athletic, and MAN ABOUT TOWN - Blaine Rittenhouse, well-known football manager, contributed his literary talents as senior editor of the Un- aliyi. 39

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HROUGH LONG HOURS DIRECTS SENIOR CLASS - While working as class President, Steve Price also engaged in varsity sports. HEADS SPORTS SECTION - Rick Volp, high powered tennis star, also served as 'Unaliyi sports edi- tor. Gaining recognition for achieve- ments is nothing new in Souderton Area Joint High School. This year, an increased number of students have distinguished themselves in a greater number of varied fields. Se- niors in this growing school are looked on as leaders, and they have proven themselves worthy of this position through class and school activities. Senior class officers responsibly plan for the class trip, the senior banquet, and commencement. Many school activities are directed by the student council which is in the capa- ble hands of President Tom Gehman and senior members who head im- portant committees. Scholastic achievement is re- vealed in the increasing number of seniors going on to higher educa- tion. Deserving seniors have received scholarship aid and recognition in national contests. Bob Hesselbacher, the first finalist in the National Merit Scholarship Test in Souderton's his- tory, will surely continue to bring fame to himself and the school. The field of journalism is an im- portant one at Souderton. The back- bone of the Unaliyi and the Arrow- head staffs is composed of hard-work- ing seniors under the direction of Ron Souder, editor-in-chief of the yearbook and Bob Holden, editor-in- chief of the newspaper. The new lit- erary magazine ISM also has its share of journalism-minded seniors. Much experience has also been gained by the journalists in the In- tern Program who work with the lo- cal publications - the Souderton ln- dependent and The Souderton Shop- per. Talent has been displayed in home economics and music this year as seniors Diane Bauman and Lillie Mae Heath proved when they took national as well as local hon- ors. Terry Lehman was chosen as one of three accompanists for the Southeastern District Chorus. Sports play an important role in any school and Souderton is no ex- ception. Denny Clemens achieved recognition as a wrestler. 23 CO-ORDINATE CLASS ACTIVITIES - Senior class officers: Vice-President, Ronald Souderg Corresponding Secretary, Diana Atkinson: Treasurer, Donald Haldemang Recording Secretary, Judy Harrisp and President, Steve Price. OUTSTANDING IN MANY FIELDS - In addition to her work as Literary Editor of the Unaliyi, Terry Lehman was chosen as District pianist.

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iili WINNING DESIGNER - Lillie IVIae Heath models dress SHARES '65 UNALIYI - Besides contributing his time and effort as editor-in-chief of which received top honors in the local Junior Wom- the yearbook, Ron Souder actively engaged in Key Club activities, cross-county, and en's Club Sewing Contest. baseball, and was captain of the gymnastic boy's cheering squad, PM GENERATE SCHOOL SPIRIT - Senior cheerleaders, Elaine Matczak, GRAPPLER GOES TO DISTRICTS - Wrestling at 112 lbs., Denny Clemens Diane Frantz, Bonnie Landes, and Barbara Gardner kept student in- won in the sectionals and proceeded to the district championships. terest in athletics high.