Southern Lehigh High School - Solehian Yearbook (Center Valley, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1960 volume:

19 L-if-,Jn X NSR 7 I 1 N 5 'YN RQ 41,2 -4' K3 -Q Q V- WF N X 14 .7 '- . 2 ll L . fe 1: gf ' 1' 1 '1 - 2-, ,gl ., nj f 4 D t A 51 ' .,:'-gf lj -:ma sf tr-- 7a'1,.f s.3' -2. II '-x q SULEHIAN T960 THE CLASS OF 1960 SOUTHERN LEHIGH HIGH SCHOOL Coopersburg Pennsylvanua EDITED BY ,Z xii . ' :r,,:'M, 6 Cf ' ,X Z ff ,,,..1f'MfM 'Q 1, ... .A A,f W' , . , -in-h . . .M . ,, , ... , ...X , . '14 -w. x -4 f '5- ':W 'is' - .-A--,, 4 3, if . fr, X 1 4' X ,Q ,X , Y ff x 6 F REWCDRD Thxs book Whlch you hold 111 your hands IS more than paper 1nk and Cloth It 1S defeats II1l.1I'IlpS dreams hopes an end and a begmmng It IS the tang1ble representduve of all that IS 1ntang1ble. the CI'ySt21111Z3.t1OI1 of fleetmg moments of yesterday wh1ch can be relwed only 1n our mmds We IIN 1te you to share our memorles for you are a peut of them The Soleluan Staff . . . 7 Q . . . . Y , . 7 . . I Q H Mr Edw1nD Semmel DEDICATED T You never shouted or ranted or stormed about 1n anger, buta look atone of vo1ce, a frown could restore d1sc1pl1ne to a room full of restless pup11s You never were anyth1ng but stra1ghtforward, never flattered us Pra1se commg from your l1ps was pra1se 1ndeed s1ncere and honest You seemed to know 1nst1nct1ve1y when we needed encouragement Sug gestxons you made were practrcal and rea11st1c You were never too busy to lxsten to our problems, never so much an 1n structor that you couldn't be our fr1end never so certam of your knowledge that you wou1dn't adm1t a m1stake You refused to regard us as teenagers but cons1dered and treated us as adults You have grven us so much of yourself IH t1me 1n work, rn support' We g1ve you th1s yearbook, Mr Semmel, as we have grven you our hearts w1th apprec1at1on, w1th respect. 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THOMAS W WATKINS SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL Mr Watk1ns has been a superv1s1ng pr1nc1pal 1n th1s d1str1ct for twenty three years Pr1or to servmg 1n th1s pos1t1on he taught French and SOCIH1 studxes at Coop ersburg Mr Watkms IS a graduate of D1ck1nson College wxth a Master's degree from Le h1gh Un1vers1ty where he IS also a member of the graduate faculty He began h1s teach1ng career m 1931 at Coopersburg H lg h s c hool where he coached both the basketball and baseball teams Dur1ng the early days of h1s teach mg career he was also act1ve 1n the news paper and rad1o f1elds 7,3 'Wu fm LESTER W REITER PRINCIPAL Mr Re1ter has been pr1nc1pal of Coop ersburg Hlgh School and Southern Lehxgh Hxgh School s1nce 1951 Pr1or to th1s he taught sc1ence 1n Coopersburg Hlgh School and coached basketball and baseball Mr Re1ter IS a graduate of Muhlenberg College w1th the B S degree of Columb1a Un1vers1ty w1th the M A degree and has taken add1t1onal work at Leh1gh Un1vers1ty He began hls teachmg career ln the rural schools of Lower M1lford Townshlp and then moved toa posltlon of sclence and mathemaucs teacher and coach m the Red H111 Jumor Hlgh School He served as play ground supervlsor 1n Southern Leh1gh from the mceptlon of the program unt1l he was appomted pr1nc1pal of the h1gh school SCHOOL BOARD pf' The men p1ctured here are a mong the most Vltal components of any school Although they perform most of then' work behmd the scenes the School Board members are pr1 manly responslble for the funct1ons of th1s 1l1SY.1tl1t1Ol'l,aYld for 1ts pol1c1es Presldent Vxce Pl 6S1d8lll Treasurer Harold F LRIDEHSPETLEF Wesley Eltonhead Exerelt A Teal Alburlon H Spence Harold H Welsh Andrew S Berky Muses J Schell W1ll1amG B.nr1nl,er The members of the school author1ty are httle known to most of Soleh1's populatlon, al thought they are dlrectly responslble for 1ts cont1nuousex1stence These men admmxster the schools bonds and the flnancmg of new buxldmgs Sollcxtor Karl Y Donecker Busmess Manager Walter H Wax rek UTHORITY Edward Derse Homes T Case gf! John A Dcwuler P.xul.l Kmrr 1 3 . , 7' mf- ' - . . ' 1 J. - V - . 1 N .9 'X ,s -xx ll -if l I N y Q. sr r-ix , V, , f ., I 4 .f My ' . . . ' 2 6 ' . . . 'gt' 1- SENIOR HIGH TUDE T CCDLINCIL Rowl M McG1nley J Trexler C Dxlley D Neas L Re1nsm1th P Schln N O Donnell Row2 S Portz N Well L Schmoyer P Moore H Wagner J Grant S Turner D Kennedy L DeJong C Hofstetter B D1SS1I1g9I' Presldent Dale Neas V1ce Presldent Charles Dllley Treasurer Jerome Trexler Secretary LOUISE Re1nsm1th Correspondlng Secretary Patrlcla SCI'l1I'I The prxmary purposes of these orgamzauons are to govern the student body by promotmg har mony,deve1op1ng leadersh1p and mcreasmg school sp1r1t Among the1r many worthwhlle projects are Color Day Semor Day and awards for the best decorated homerooms durmg the Chr1stmas season Pres1dent M Dowmng V1ce Pres1dent H Spang Treasurer J Fegely Secretary N Gobrecht Correspondmg Secretary C Swor JU ICR HIGH STLIDE T CCDUNCIL Rowl lx Gxllett N Gobrecht H Spang M Dowmng C Swor J Feg ely E Rxley J Well Row2 S Fegely M Kern P Ruhf D Nester R Mlller D Berghold B Backensto R Sterner S Shabot G Barndt Mrs Snyder Advlsor I3 A l 1 ,V . . ...... . . L4 . ' . . ' . 1. ' . -. 1 . . ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. . . ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. , . ,. ,. , . ,. . 3 .1 - , . . '. . - , - ,. ,. , . ,. ,. ,. ,. . . . ,. ,. ,. , ' 1' 1' 1' 1' 1' 1 I y 7 3 C FACULTY JOSEPH LESAK Guxdance Counselor B S M Ed Temple Umversxty Mr Lesak has the duty of help tudents select thexr vocatxon mg s He also advxses Jumors and semors 1 or who are lookxng for the col ege umversmty whxch wxll f1t themr needs STANLEY F SCHNECK Dxrector of Secondary Servxces B S M1llersv11le State Teachers College M A Leh1gh Umversxty Th1s year Mr Schneck IS f1ll1ng a new pos1t1on Among h1s ncll Ad new dutxes are Student Cou v1sor head of the Assembly Com m1ttee and the superv1sor of atten dance fav' ZIP- I A V ln nm. I 4 T ' 9 f Lx-'I +54 . w1iQ2iag5 1 A ' at . 5,3-iff, .,., ,:ff:aa1ligazz. . . '-Z f.'::E31f',i31Hliizxgilz . . . .-- , ' . ' ful- , - , - , 'X ' . . 0 1 I , ' jg.-lj, , A . , N 1. a ny a I-- . I QV JAMES C. ABBOTT Driver Training and Safety Education Director of Athletics B.A.--Lafayette College M. S. Ed.--Temple University Middleberry College Muhlenburg College Wilkes College Lehigh University NANCY BENDIGO Gir1's Physical Education B.S.--East Stroudsburg State Teachers College I Lehigh Unixersity .h RICHARD L BERND Health and Coach Lock Haven State Teachers College Lehigh University Temple University JOHN BURGGRAF General Business Civics, American and Pennsylvania History B S Bloomsburg State Teachers College Temple University at JOANN COLE English B A Duke University Gettysburg College WOLFGANG S de BEAUCLAIR World Hlstory B S East Stroudsburg State Teachers College Scranton University Lehigh University Q Q. HOWARD DEPPE Chemistry and Physics Practical Science B.S.--East Stroudsburg State Teachers College Temple University GEORGE H. DUELL, JR. V Problems of Democracy and English B.S.--Kutztown State Teachers College Z A t . , , K' 1 'tc Y LILA L ENGLEHART Latm French and Engl1sh B A Jumata College M1ddlebury College Pennsyls ama State Umw erslty K ROBERT F ENSMINGER General SCIENCE and Earth Sc1ence B S West Chester State Teachers College Rutgers Umversxty Un1vers1ty of Arlzona Br1gham Young Un1vers1ty JAMES J ESHLEMAN Industrlal Arts and Shop B S Mlllersulle State fp. Teachers College Q- BENJAMIN D EVANS Instrumental MUSIC B S West Chester State Teachers College M A Temple Unnersxty J' I. 1. t im. I arf It D I ff 51. A fb' fb, lfllifn 'Fi n CHRISTINE FELLER Reading. Speech 8: Creative Writing, ' 4-- Enghsh tztown State Teachers 2 B.S.--Ku College CHARLES W GRIDER, JR Problems of Democracy C1x1cs Hxstory of Perma Economxcs and Psychology Washmgton Mrsslonary College B A Legh1gh Umversxty MARGARET C HERTZOG Typewrltmg and Shorthand B S Cedar Crest College JACK HIGGINS F1ne Arts B S Kutztown State Teachers College Ed M Temple Un1vers1ty Lehxgh Un1vers1ty MARILYN L JONES Mus1c and Enghsh B S Syracuse Ul'l1V6I'Slly T9 JEAN E KOHL Lrbrary A Rutgers Un1vers1ty B M S Drexel Instxtute of Technology Muhlenberg College Umversxty of Pennsylvama x D 9 N nys THOMAS J PRICE Academic Science and General Science B S Shippensburg State Teachers College M A Lehigh University University of Pennsylvania The Pennsylvania State University JOSEPH A REZNTCK Arithmetic and General Math B S The Pennsylvania State University Temple University Extension ETHEL RISBON Office Practice Bookkeeping and Shorthand B S Indiana State Teachers College M A University of Pittsburg Lehigh University fi! f-s 1 GEORGIA RUSSOPULOS Arithmetic Plane Geometry Algebra and Plane Trigonometry East Stroudsburg State Teachers College CARL M. SCHMEIG Physical Education ,A B.S.--West Chester State Teachers f College . V Lehigh University ,-- A EDWIN D. SEMMEL, JR. 1 United States History and English X . B.S. - -Kutztoum State Teachers College ' The Pennsylvania State University 5 iii, f as T A 4, GRACE M SNYDER IU! Hlstory B S Kutztovn State Teachers College Lehlgh Un1wers1t5 FAYE T SPRANDEL Engllsh M111ersv11le State Teachers College The Pennsylx an1a State Unnersm Lehxgh Umverslty W ROBERT L TOSTEVIN B1ology B S Lycom1ng College M Columbxa Teachers College K, fn RUTH E TRUHART 5 Home Econom1cs B S The Pennsylvan1a State Unu ersxty Drexel lnstxtute of Technology Q BONNIE WENHOLD Jumor H1gh Homemakmg Elghth grade Amer1can Hxsto B S Albrlght College JAMES D WOHLBACH. JR Spanish and Enghsh B A Morax lan College K is in Good luck' Count Off by fours Dld you do your Thou st1ckest a dagger pu5h up57 In me Why not' Elementary Ahhl Well They can t always work' I -f., 1 5 is 1 .4 I Y 'Q I My :ma xi ,gf n , X -- J Nb, riuif' ,V K, in , 1' .-f I ,,-1 41 C- Now, look at it this way. Parlez-vous francais? Do I smell something Now class' burning? JW' SECRETARIES I 'ii une Fegely Beffy Kllgler NURSES Jennie D. Witko B. Lucille Compton ab CAFETERIA STAFF -ivw-vu' SNSWm l BUS DRIVERS CUSTODIANS 1' 45 . T E.-in if 34 F 0 0 N 1, SENIORS in BRIAN EUGENE BECHTEL General Industrial Bechtel is that solemn f?J soul who's always in a hurry to get out of homeroom and onto a home- ward-bound bus. His sly remarks have livened up many an otherwise mediocre day. When Brian is not busy in some phase of stage con- struction, he's probably messing around somewhere. There are no definite plans in Brian'sfuture. He just wants a job somewhere doing anything. Wljvr CAROLE ELAINE BEAN Academic Whipping around the halls on CHARLES ALFRED ANTLER General Industrial Who do you usually see getting out of classes to show a movie? Who else but Charlie Antler, the seniors' contribution to projection- ists' club. Charlie is abehind-the- scenes man who works with the stage crew to make our assemblies a success. The Marines received Charlie's bid for the first part of his future. After that. he'1l divide his time between a job and the out- door sports he enjoys. her way to this or that activity, Carole still has time to calla cheery hello to her friends. One of the most active seniors, Carole is also one of the friendliest. Her en- thusiasm and verve are evident as she leads the cheerleading squad. Carole spends many hours studying and preparing for the next day's classes, and many more hours plan- ning for a career in elementary teaching. .E- 25 LUCILLE HILDA BELTZ Secretarial Here is a gal who will make a prize catch for some sharp boss looking for a. fine secretary. Not only is she efficient, but she is also a blonde witha very winning smile. You can hear her contagious giggle long before she comes into view. She is a member of the band's color guard. Lucille is one of those rare beings who enjoys reading a book 41 . Y as Y even when no report is due. X Cf GRACE FAYE BENNER Secretarial Grace is amember of that cer- tain senior set which believes in using the library facilities totheir greatest advantage for she is always, always reading. This diligent young lady has displayed the characteris- tics ofa willing worker. Withapile of papers in one hand, and a pencil over one ear, Grace has wornapath to the office practice room learning all she can to help her become somebody's secretary. T9 29 KATHRYN RUTH BEN ZAK Academic There's no rest for the weary and no spare time for Kat whois busily occupied with band, yearbook, play prompting, and filling out ap- plications for M uh 1 e nb e r g, her dream college. With all extra- curricular school activities com- plete and homework done, Kat reads, rides horseback, and gives her brother a rough time. Kat's low, soothing voice has oft calmeda dis- traught, flustered friend. There is either abright idea or asly scheme brewing with Kat around. 'Ry fv- EMILY CATHERINE BISCHOFF Academic Sisty is master of infectious laughter and confusing explanations. Her Oh! speaks volumes of dis- may, disgust, and anger. She's al- ways busy at something, band, senior play, yearbook, newspaper. When she does finda moment to re- lax, she reads magazines or drives her dad's car. Her subtle sense of humor will aid her in her chosen profession, that of teaching special classes on the elementary level. ix., .gf- S-.. TIMOTHY BROWN BIRD Academic Ask a simple question, get a simple answer, said someone who obviously doesn't know this cham- pion debater. Tim has a vocabulary the size of Webster's and uses it to express himself at length. He has been known to orate passionately at the drop of an opinion. An A+ stu- dent, ahard-working leader, owner of a multitude of freckles, usually seen behind a big grin, Tim intends his talents for government service after college and the Navy. 1'-0 S- SO CHARLES LAMAR BERND Liberal Academic That mass hurtling by you at full speed was not a misguided missile, butif it was a Dodge convertible, it was probably heading toward the nearest golf course or trying to make band practice on time. It be- longs to Charlie Brown. Charlie is interested in hunting, fishing, and girls. His casualness about earth- shattering situations has made him notorious. A desire for higher ed- ucation is directing Charlie toward college. J CAROL LORETTA BLEAM Liberal Academic Ever see a group of closed mouth seniors walking through the halls after lunch? They're just Carol' s friends who had taffy passed out to them again. Since Carol's hobby is making taffy, everyone suffers -- diet-wise, that is. Her talent for this could come from the fact that she works at Three Oaks. The future may find Carol in nurses' training, but her plans at the present are uncertain. .LQ ,W W. , -qui -T?-f CATHERINE ROSE BRETZ Secretarial Cathy, a retiring girl witha demure smile, has acquired some important achievements in the com- mercial field. Among them are merit certificates for shorthand, typing, and bookkeeping. Her past work in the library helps her to choose the many books which she reads in her spare time. That is, when she's not listening to pop records. Her aspiration is to go to a junior college and later become a secretary for some boss. H5--n 3l ,1i25?,,,, bs LAMAR EDWARD BROADHEAD Clerical LaMar, who appears on the quiet side, is very thoughtful but full of zest. He is a whiz in book- keeping and has won the Bookkeeping Award in 1959. He was accredited with this Award because of his su- perior achievement in the Eastern Penna. Business Education Contest, at Bloomsburg. You can find LaMar somewhere out-of-doors, usually hunting or fishing. His post-gradu- ation plans are to attend Salem Bible Institute in Salem, Ohio. BARBARA JEAN CRESSMAN Secretarial Want to know the name of any good horse? If so, just ask the ex- pert, Barb. She holds the re- markable ability to sharpen a pencil as no one else can in Solehi. One of Barb's hobbies is archery. She likes to sketch, too. and read. In addition to all this, she plays the accordion. This petite lass has no definite plans for the future. K9 gl , NANCY RUTH COPE Clerical Laughing eyes and curly hair describe Nan . A faithful member of the senior chorus. she has akeen interest in singing. In her spare time she enjoys reading, dancing, skating, and several other sports. She also is atypist for the Southern Lehigh Sentinel. As of now Nancy has no definite plans for the future, but she is investigating several possibilities. Nan has earned a reputation for sharp dressing. 1.-, 595 Q4- 32 DAWNE ASTRIDE CASSELLE Liberal Academic If that report you're listening to is being delivered in confident tones, if it shows that research, time, and effort have gone into itg then it probably was the work of Dawne. The fact that she dresses well reveals her love of sewing. Cooking gourmet dishes, reading, and working crossword puzzles take up her extra time. Dawne plans a future in teaching history in a sec- ondary school. Penn State is her first choice as the college. BRENDA LOUISE CUMMINGS Liberal Academic She's tall, slim, and friendly, and she's generally late for basket- ball practice, but Brenda's heart belongs to nursing. To gain valu- able experience she's been a mem- ber of Nurse's club and worked during the summer as a Nurse's Aid. Brenda is handy with a needle and th r e a d. Consequently, her clothes are seldom held together with pins and may be of her own making. She's soft-spoken, but hard to guard on the basketball court. gnu i GARY MICHAEL CUNNINGHAM Liberal Academic Letters for baseball, basket- ball, soccer, skill in bowling, golf, and football all mark Gary as an all around athlete. More than this, Gary is a fellow whose ideas, friend- liness, ready comments, and mis- chevious facial expressions have become synonymous with fun. Gary can look oh, so innocent, especially after he's done some- thing wrong. Penn State is the college where Gary is looking for- ward to furthering his education. aug ah- 1 33 A MARSHALL GORDON DECKER Liberal Academic A newcomer to Solehi, is this husky lad who has an answer for everything. Whether it is logical or notis never considered. Juke is quite an athlete and excels in all sports. His future plans include college, which he hopes will be Penn State. After leaving college, he wants to go into big business- that of selling bulldozers, big Macks, and the like. GWYNNE ANN DI GIACINTO Clerical Although eating is a full time hobby with Di Gi, those nasty little calories don't seem to pile up on her like they so often do on the rest ofus. Perhaps she is sobusy writ- ing 1etters,d.ancing, watching T.V., and preparing for a career as an airline stewardess, that they don't have a chance. Known for her soft voice and pretty eyes, the late bell usually finds Gwynne minutes from where she's supposed to be. CEQ AI! l it SANDRA LEE DEUTSCH Secretarial Laughs galore! Never a dull moment with this A-1 comedienne around. Sandy, the life of every class, also loves to dance, play ten- nis, listen to those cra-a-a-zy records and TALK. lf you seea green Plymouth come careening towards you, move over, it must be Sandy. Bound for a career in the secretarial field, Sandy is sure to brighten some executive's office. 1 J ELLEN LOUISE DERSE General Quiet in ordinary conversation. Ellen has a clear, ringing voice when she sings with the Senior Chorus. Besides possessing singing ability, she's a talented artist, pianist, and clarinetist. Ellen can often be seen driving a 1949 Ford somewhere between Solehi and the orchards of which her family is part owner. Ellen hopes to be one of the girls pounding the keys of the typewriter. Q it i' i . CHARLES WILLIAM DILLEY, JR. Liberal Academic The male co-editor of our year- bookis rated by all who know him as the most practical and reliable fellow in reach. Bill is one of the best-liked people in the class, with his subtle humor and haunting smile. He is a sidekick of Dale Neas, and the two run Student Council with sure hands. Charley's plans are indefinite, although college is surely on the agenda. He enjoys listening to music, reading, and playing golf and tennis. Q S 'Y 'Civ - 3 l N05 Q3 'L JOAN ELIZABETH DUH Liberal Academic Almost every noontime for the past four years, Joan has munched on a sandwich, read a book, studied some notes for an upcoming quiz, and carried on a conversation with her tablemates. All this in 28 min- utes! This talented young lassie likes to draw, play the piano, and talk. Joan longs for a career in teaching and her heart belongs to the elementary grades. She intends to reach her goal by way of Penn State. I 35 di nys. JOAN ANN EGBERT Liberal Academic Joan is one of the closed-mouth seniors who suffers from Carol's taffy. Strange as it may seem, this does not interfere with her singing. Her soprano voice can be heard in Senior Chorus and her church choir. As a practical person, Joan plans a future in practical nursing. How- ever, spending a year as a Nurse's Aid before going to Nursing School seems to be a good idea to her. lg 5 DENNIS PAUL ERDMAN Liberal Academic Denny, quite a ladies' man, can either be found in Kemmerer's garage, tinkering with cars, talking about girls, or driving around in his PINK '49 Plymouth convertible. Denny is another outdoors man for he enjoys swimming, ice skating, hunting and fishing. Further school- ing, such as a two-year extension course, followed by a stretch with the Air Force are included in Denny's plans. 4 - CAROL ANN ERDMAN Liberal Academic Where's my class ring? What happened to my homework? What do you mean we're gonna have ahistory quiz today? Breathless- ly asked by atall miss withafrown, these questions form a major part of Carol's conversation. Not only is Carol a clarinetist of the first class, but she is an outstanding actress. As the third witch in Macbeth, she won the acclaim of classmates. As to her goal, Carol would like to be- come a nurse. Qi1V',AV 6 4 ds, wi' 1 g . DELORES JANE EMRICH Dee , a gal with a keen sense of humor, is outstandingin spelling. She has already won 3 medals as a spelling champ, one of which was a grade championship. Writing to friends, reading, and listening to the music of Johnny Mathis and Jimmy Rodgers are some of Dee-'s favorite pastimes. Ajeep charging by indicates Dee on her way to work. Although she has no definite plans, her determination will help. 4 'V' A, QE 7.4 l 4 ,fs .Q ,ff ,mini 1 GAIL LYNNE FEGLEY Secretarial Reliability is a good synonym for this capable girl Gail can be depended upon for any Job regard less of its nature She 1S the per ennial treasurer of the class of 60 and is also the Business Manager of the Spotlight An extremely active student Gail also managed to find time to act as Student Direc tor of Ginger Gall hopes to be come arestaurant hostess and also plans to travel to Germany Q21 HELEN LOUISE FRANKENFIELD Secretarial Oh that laugh' Helen has that special talent to put the dullest class in an uproar She has a serious side however and has received several awards for her shorthand ability Playing basket two of Helen s favorite pastimes Bound for acareer as a Navy nurse Helen has already made plans to enter Germantown School of Nur sing an 'TI' 31 Q5 JOHN PAUL FREDERICK General Industrial Silent thoughtful but full of life this describes John to the full est degree He IS abrain inseience and has won a science award be cause of his ability John was one of the members of that great and troublesome boys cooking club in his Junior year In his spare txme he can be found practicing on his clarinet Eithe Millersville State Teachers College or the Navy Re sem es will welcome John in the near future ,' 4 . In ' ' h 1 .ep Q' . 1 'R- Q 1 . W L7 Q, 1 - l Q V F ' y 1 ' M ball and listening to the radio are K be-' :tr ' ' ' A . V X . H 1 5 . ' ' ' 6 it ROBERT CHARLES GAUGLER General Industrial Bob is a mischievous yolmg man who spends all his spare time watch- ing television. He is a quiet fellow in class--when it comes to answer- ing questions. Aversatile musician, Bob has changed from trumpet to the French-horn and is a seven- year band member. After leaving his Alma Mater, he plans to enter the Navy. ,a... Q, if C , KK .J CAROL LOUISE FUNK Liberal Academic Bangs and a sprinkle of freckles, plus quantities of pep, introduce Carol, an animal lover. She is devoted to her handsome Pinto, Nick, and spends much of her time horseback riding. Being an excell- ent musician she also participates in our band by playing the saxophone. After graduation she would like to pursue a career as a veterinarian or an interior decorator. lg, I: RALPH PAUL FRYLING General Pete is in the 180 pound weight class of the Solehi grapplers. He has won a varsity letter for wrestling. Playing a bass horn in the Solehi marching band has won him several awards. His wild laugh and unpredictable actions are an amusing sight. In his spare time Ralph can be found working on his HO Gauge trains or shooting his guns. Ra1ph's plans are to become a state trooper, so watch yourself! FRED GEHRIS Academic Because of an over-abundance of seniors named Fred , this one has adopted the nickname of Fritz. He always seems to be doing some- thing-- talking, reading, studying, thinking. A top-notch debater and an honor student, Fred's ultimate desire is to go into biological re- search, via pre-med at Muhlenberg, Princeton, or Swarthmore. Chem- istry classmates may remember his sterling discovery that chemistry manuals burn if turpentine and fire are added. Fred also plays cello, chess, and skis. 'Q' Y x L- 5 12 CHARLOTTE ANN GRUBE Clerical When the day is dreary and mucky, You can bet your new gym sneakers that Charlotte will say at one time or another during the 24 hour period, Oh, My hair! . Dan- cing finds favor in her sight. Con- sequently, 3:30 means Bandstand to Charlotte. Reading, too, is a favor- ite past time. She is known for her ability to express herself clearly and emphatically. 'Q' x ,9, AKYV LINDA LOU HAAS Clerical Otto, the girl with that per- fect Pennsylvania Dutch accent, can often be seen darting in and out of the nurse's suite. Who won the latest stock car race? Just ask Otto, she's sure to know. An ex- cellent seamstress, Linda also loves to cook. Although she now works as a Nurse's Aid at the Sacred Heart Sanitorium, Linda's future plans are to become a secretary at Western Electric. N.- itil ANNA MAE HILDENBRAND Secretarial Click-Clack Click-Clack ! It's just Anna going through her typing! Her labors have earned her second place in the typing contest. Other achievements include awards for her shorthand ability. That little blur you saw in the vicinity of the office practice room wasn't be- cause you've working too hard, but probably was Anna doing her routine work. Upon graduation, she hopes to get a job as secretary and do loads of typing. 3 l Q 3 5 5- in 3.-A DALE TIMOTHY HASSLER Liberal Academic Dale is a fine example of a good musician. He has been student band director for several years and received the Zeswitz Music Award for the outstanding musician of 1958 and 1959. Dale is often seen driving around town in his '53 Plymouth with Fritz, his faithful dachshund. In the days to come he will enter either a business college or study in the field of music. rf 7? N! 40 HAROLD HARVEY HARR Liberal Academic Harold is one of the athletes of our class and enjoys playing soc- cer, basketball, baseball, tennis, golf, and bowling. He is a member of the Varsity Club and has won several varsity letters. Whenever you find the crowd, you will find Harold instigating a small riot or enjoying a good laugh. After grad- uation he will probably goto college and major in mathematics or enter one of the armed forces. ROBERT FRANCIS HOFSTETTER General Industrial Where Hoffy got his nickname is unknown, but that's beside the point. Hoffy is a good-natured and well-liked senior. In his heyday, he was a member of the notorious boys' cooking club. Besides play- ing his drums, you can find him driving his hot Chevy around the countryside. Fortunately, seasick- ness doesn't bother Hoffy, for a career in the Navy is his. XM f 4'-. Q ' 1 X ? ' . ,' lil , 1 M. . ' H' 'i HW, lallll GRACE HELEN HUBER Clerical A head for figures has Graceg this gifted lassie is good at book- keeping. Like the rest of the Anna Mae - Dottie - Grace trio, Grace is always ready for fun. Her favor- ite hobbies are sewing, talking, cooking, and talking ------ what's more, she's talented at all three! Grace's plans for the future in- clude a job as a bookkeeper and file clerk. G :AA S al 5. 'f.'. ' 4I lx Qi JAMES ALAN HUGGANS Liberal Academic He's an independent thinker with a bit of a stubborn streak who can talk his way out of and into trouble faster than anybody. He's got more freckles, less problems, more friends, and fewer lunch punches per ticket than most. He can quote anything from Shakes- peare to Peanuts. The University of Ohio possibly will find him en- rolled there next year. His goal is to become a nuclear physicist and his name is Jim Huggans. f yfssfw-'Q 1 - , P- RONALD A. JOHNSON Clerical Hear somebody telling a tall tale? Look around ---- you'll find that it's Johnson! His exaggerations of the truth are very amusing to the boys of the clerical section. In his leisure time Ronald likes to fish falthough his catches are never very largel, workon cars, and watch the auto races. His future will probably be sailing on the water with the great and famous U. S. Navy. 1- rf, wi J, ELIZABETH ANN JARRETT Clerical Hear a mischievous giggle? Most likely it's Betty who has just played another of her practical jokes on some unsuspecting classmate. H or S eba c k riding, fishing, and walking in the Hosensack country- side are Betty's main interests. She is always willing to help by loaning you sumthin. Although Betty has no definite plans for the future, her bright personality is sure to bring success. X if 42 JAMES MONROE INGRAM Liberal Academic With a slide rule in one fist, a stack of science-fiction books in the other, and math and algebra books under one arm, Jim threads his way through hall trafficto class. Lunchtime means eat, eat, eat to Jim and eating makes him grow, grow, grow. He's advanced in Al- gebra as well as in height. He in- tends to use his math talent as an electrical engineer some day. Se' 2 EUGENE ALBERT KEMMERER General Geno, the kid with the crazy laugh, can always be seen with the opposite sex. I-le is a whiz around cars and driving them. He can be seen charging along in his model A Ford anywhere around the valley. A solemn guy in class, he always comes out with a comical remark at the right time. As for Geno's future, only time will tell, but chances are you will probably find him as a mechanic. ,TQ pug ANDREA JEAN KERN Liberal Academic A flaming red head with a per- sonality to match, Andrea is often seen playing hockey or basketball at school with a great deal of vim and vigor. She has received letters for her years of service in the band and orchestra. Andrea will always be remembered for her jokes and will probably take them along with her to college where she plans to become a biologist. 9 -'Sf 43 5- f- EV ELYN JOYC E KIEFER Clerical Evie could melt the heart of a murderer, with her great doe eyes sadly peering out from that blonde forehead, and her ever-so-timid smile. She is adelight to behold in any group, whether cheering at a soccer game, or merely talking to friends. Evelyn is demure, but often startles the class with a very clever remark about any subject. Her future plans are indefinite, but she will probably obtain a job upon graduation. FREDERICK B. KREMPOSKY Liberal Academic Everytime a simple conver- sation with Fred is started, it ends up with Fred discussing the merits of the Marines. Logically, he in- tends to join that branch of the armed services upon graduation. Experience has taught us that Fred is potentially dangerous in his quiet moments, for then he is thinking up something calculated to break up the class. When he is not extolling the Marines, Fred eats, plays bas- ketball, sleeps, and dreams .... of Paris Island, perhaps! Q21-ar 3' f, ch... 'ku . a . ll ,X . it 1 V ' Q , .5 t.. 5 A DELORES KOC ZIRKA Secretarial Dolly --blonde, cute, and oh whata giggle! --is always ready for agood time. Delores exercises her gift of gab to its fullest extent. She has a serious side, however, and has won two awards for her achieve- ments in shorthand. Although her forthcoming plans are not definite, she hopes to attend an out-of-state junior college to further her know- ledge in the business field. A gr W 1'- 44 LEON RAYMOND KIRK Clerical Lee, the kid who drives a hot '51 Plymouth and wears flashy colored trousers, has a reputation for shyness. Somehow he has ob- tained the nickname killer pro- bably by being the terror of the wrestling team. He has won three varsity wrestling letters after three years of hard work. Lee's run-in with one of So1ehi's faculty was the talk of the school for days. In the future he will become an active member of the coast guard. JAY SCOTT KROUSE Academic Jay, the outdoor type, has annual attacks of fishing fever and hunters dilemma. Whether it be the basketball court, baseball diamond, or the tennis court, Jay inevitably finds success. As our class vice-president. he mixes tact and good fellowship as he aids our president in leading his classmates. Upon graduation, Jay will pursue interest in the biological field by attending college. I Q 079 4' 3 jx l WOODROW LOWELL LAI-IR Liberal Academic With bow and arrow always ready, Woody steathily hunts deer or whatever else happens to be in season. Fishing and hiding Jay's gym bag are other occupations he enjoys. Woody is full of fun and always willing and able to do any- thing as long as it concerns having a good time. He impresses people as being quiet, but so does an un- exploded atom bomb. 45:36 45 gk, BONNIE MARIE LANNTNG Secretarial Tall, blonde, good looking Bon- nie is known for her openness. All these indicate a person full of fun-- and she is! Her dry humor and subtle wit make the day. She's an eater, a movie-goer, a dancer, and a future secretary. Bonnie is the very capable Roving Reporter for the school newspaper. Everything King Midas touched turned to gold. Everything Bonnie touches turns out well. ky lf JANET CAROL LEITH Secretarial Need help with your bookkeep- ing? Janet is the girl to go to. In eleventh grade she received an award for being one of the top ten in her class. Among her varied abilities, Janet is one of those busy people in the band and color guard. Her spare time is taken up by read- ing books. Looming in the future is a secretarial job for this talented young lass. Alb' qua-.,,, 1 ,W KAREN ANN LAUBENSTEIN Academic Karen, a cute girl with big brown eyes, can usually be seen scurrying around the halls on her way to band or to the rifle team. She has been a member of many and varied activities. Her collection of pins, letters, and awards have made her the envy of the rest of us. On the horizons we see Karen busy at college pursuing her ambitions. ffl S 46 NANCY LOUISE LATSHAW Secretarial Nancy is one of those notable persons who has a great capacity for doing anything and everything well. Few things upset this girl. Her ability to meet a seeming and hopelessly confused situation with utter calmness has won her the ad- miration of classmates. A student in the true sense of that word, Nancy is also a pianist and organist. A secretarial job would fulfill her post-high school ambitions. BARBARA ANN LENNARD Secretarial Barbara, our Queen of the Junior Prom has been one of So- lehi's pert and peppy cheerleaders. A vital member of the cheerleading squad in her junior year, Barb has earned both a certificate and a letter. As for her achievements in the commercial field, she has re- ceived a shorthand award and a bookkeeping certificate-a real win- ner, this gal! Spare time activities include watching T.V. and listening to pop music. Barbara's future plans lie in the secretarial field. 6-R6 DOROTHY MAE LINDABERRY General Breathes there a Solehi-ite, who has ever known Dot to come to class with homework undone? Bet there isn't! Listening to the radio all the time doesn't keep her from doing her homework. Her shyness makes her appear more quiet than she really is. A sense of humor combined with an intense desire to learn make Dot the kind of gal you want to know better. First Nurses' training, then comes a job as physical therapist for her. 47 'CT' FERN LOUISE MANN Academic Words, Words, Words. Fern is our class poet laureate and creative writer. She has been lauded by everyone, from her classmates to the Morning Call. Fern is a top student who possesses the greatest fund for natural wit of anyone around. She is also a spelling champion, and has been on the editorial staff of the newspaper for three years. This past year she has served as Editor-in Chief of the newly designed Spotlight Q LORRAINE MAE MILLER Secretarial Hear rock'n roll records or a radio blasting in your ear lately? Chances are, its Bubbles spinning another disc or listening to one on the radio. She is outstandinginath- letics and loves to jitterbug to any pop record. She has participated in several gym exhibitions. She also possesses two cute dimples with an appealing smile to match. Tomorrow's secretary is Lorraine. -. as -cf KAROLINE MAUER Secretarial Anyone for some good German food? Punkin knows all the tasty recipes. This speed demon --in shorthand, that is--has received three awards for her ability. Us- ually found running down the gym court a nd to s sing a basketball through the hoop, is that sports lover, Karoline. Her aspiration is to lighten the burdens of some ex- ecutive by being his secretary. 9 i l A 48 EUNICE MARILYN MARKS Liberal Academic Because Eunice is the artistic type, posters and drawings by her decorate halls and classrooms al- most continuously.Eunice is a.n im- peccable dresser. She also pos- sesses a sincere interest in her classmates. If you have been absent, Eunice will not only give you the missed assignments, but also will volunteer to help you with them. A fine student with a pleasant per- sonality and a lilting laugh, Eunice is a traveler and a musician, too. ff WILLIAM ROBERT MONTZ General Industrial Shorty is the 4'5 terror of the general industrial section. Bob is a quiet guy who takes alot of kid- ing because of his shortness. He is very quiet but is always around when a joke is being told. Besides working at the Ace Drive -in Theater, he enjoys making things in his spare time. After graduation Bob plans to secure a job as a gas station atten- dant. 435- l- SUZANNE ELLEN MOYER Liberal Academic Sue doesn't talk very much in class, but when she does raise her hand, what she's got to say will be a well- thought- out idea. She's sincere and frank, tactful and win- some. She will work ata given task until she's mastered it, even if it's only the correct pronunciation of a French verb. Speaking of French, Sue would like to teach either that language or another foreign one, English, someday. '51 49 fs ffl 1'- DALE RUSSEL NEAS Liberal Academic Dale -- a born leader! The part of the principal in the Senior Class play served only to mirror Dale's many executive abilities. Honor student, taking part in every- thing, supporting his school, Dale manages to come out on top. Des- pite his ability in most sports, Dale' s outstanding characteristic is the fact that he will try anything and will almost always succeed. 41 iv-Q' if NANCY CLAIRE 0'DONNELL Liberal Academic Nancy--gay, warm, and friendly --one of the busiest girls in our class. During her senior year she could probably be found playing in a hockey game, cheering for the basketball team, or taking part in a student council or yearbook meet- ing. I-ler gentle manner and under- standing way with people will assure her success in her future nursing plans. 0 fi ELEANOR MARGARET NOLT Secretarial Lively, lovely, little. Need more be added? Quite obviously, that' s a p e r fe ct description of Buffie . As a Solehi cheerleader she generates enthusiasm at basket- ball games where she cheers the Sp a r ta n s to victory. Business College--probably Pierce in Phila- delphia--or I.B.M. school, appear in her future. When she's not driving her father's car, raiding the re- frigerator, or watching T.V., you can bet Buffie is somewhere near atypewriter. She receivedanaward as Best Typistin the schoolin 1959. JOSE PH PAUL NORWILLO General Industrial Joe, the clown of print shop, is a very jovial fellow. He isavery tacit kid in class because most of the time he's sleeping. After school Joe has a part time job working at Krupp's Atlantic Service Station, located near Friedensville. You can find him pumping gas, greasing cars, or just resting his eyes. Upon graduation he hopes to enlist in the U. S. Air Force. 'QA U 50 'f ,v: ,. '..... CAROLE E MARTHA OHL Clerical This shy, wistful lass has a hidden talent to draw and paint. Ever notice a flash of bright red hair dashing out of the art room? It was probably Carolee heading for her next class. Among her other interests, this pert little miss pos- sesses a green thumb for growing flowers. Her ambition is to some day brighten a flower shop or to be a secretary. 'ST . . DAVID LOWMAN OHMART Acade mi c Dave landed in our midst right at the beginning of a hectic Junior year and has kept classes in an up- roar ever since. He's a real live- wire with a knack for getting into all kinds of trouble. Highly ex- citable, intelligent, and energetic, he intends to continue his education in college. Dave is manager of the baseball team and a member of the soccer squad. Although he likes school, French is his Water1oo. 'f-5 xx' ..v V if l 'try Vt? RAY JAMES PFEIFFER Academic Ray, the fellow whose person- ality far surpasses his towering physical height, can often be heard uttering the now famous words, Why not? Being a firm believer in school spirit, Ray not only sup- ports all school activities Dut also participates in everything from band to basketball. However, basketball comprises most of his spare time. Ray, who is hoping to receive abas- ketball scholarship, wishes to attend Muhlenberg College after gradua- tion from Solehi. 'bv DOROTHY ANN RING Clerical lf she is small but a tall-story teller, if she is easily excited, if she is cheerful, if she is a con- scientious worker, if she speaks occasionally in run-on sentences, then she is none other than Dottie, pride of Solehi's bookkeepers. A bookkeeping or typing job is called for in Dottie's future, and being the efficient type, she probably has a high-paying position all lined up. She's another of the clan that keeps the library on its toes. , 5 121' LARRY LEE REICHARD General Industrial Well known by everyone, Larry is often seen roaming around in his Blue Goose - '50 Plymouth. He is very active in sports, putting baseball at the top. He also does well in basketball and track, but according to his own admission, not too well in his studies. Larry's future plans include ahitch with the U. S. Air Force. I-le then wishes to go into training and becomea mem- ber of the State Police. So lookout! LOUISE ANN REINSMITH Academic There are those who know a little aboutalot of things, and those who know a lot about alittle thing, and Louie who knows a lot about anything, particularly math and science. If she doesn't have the answer stored in that remarkable memory of hers, she knows where to find the solution. Not only is Louise a brain , but she's an artist, a seamstress, and a staunch foot- ball rooter. College is on the agenda for Louie's future. 'ffl ' f '1- DANIEL A. ROBERTS General Industrial Ever wonder what makes a clock tick? Ask Dan, a mechanical- minded senior. He likes to take things apart and put them back to- gether--without having embarrass- ing extra parts lying around! Dan also has interests in the fields of aviation and archery. What an ace with a bow this lad is! Although Dan has no definite plans for the future, his ability and interest in mechanics will assure him a place in that field. -A X os K' .f E 'az- PATRICIA ANN CARLA ROCCO Clerical Pat is the perfect picture of innocence, until a closer look re- veals tiny horns holding up her halo. Despite her devilish bent, she's a girl who finishes a job and does it right. She'searneda reputation for enthusiasm. Riding around in her dad'sMercury gives her something to do when things are slow, as if a senior'slife is ever slow! Teasing is her favorite sport. Pat's sights are set on Bethlehem Business School, and then . . . ! 1. bs , Gil X Alf. df. fr - t ,xg .gli ' 'H 53 A-1 in DANIEL GEORGE ROHRBACH General Industrial Eyes light up and mouths water when Dan walks by carrying a tray of delicious cream puffs made from a secret, old family recipe. Dan learned to cook in Solehi's own kit- chens when he was a charter mem- ber of the boys' cooking club. Hunt- ing in fall, fishing in spring, golfing in summer, wrestling in winter, and working on cars the rest of the time keep Dan busy. Dan's keeping us in suspense regarding his future plans. 7 S L y in-:1' SONYA ALICE RUPERT General A quiet one, this gal, but looks are deceiving! Sonya is sole owner of the best volley ball serve in the senior class andis a guard who is hard to shake during those squad basketball scrimmages. Although she is very good at sports, Sonya also enjoys sewing which she does in her spare time. A faithful mem- ber of the Nurses Club, Sonya's goal is to become a registered nurse. ix' 75 DALTON LYNFORD RUMFIELD General Industrial Leave it to Dalton to find the best way to waste an hour of school. Dalton is a man who likes the great outdoors, for he likes to go hunting and fishing. He is a very good shot witha rifle, we hear. He is a great Ford enthusiast, and can give you a long convincing argument on this subject. Although Dalton's future is hazy, you will probably find him in Uncle Sam's Air Force. 1 Q BARBARA ANN ROWE Secretarial Duck! is the cry heard by fellow archers when Barb shoots her arrows on the practice range. This sharp shooter is also a winner of shorthand and bookkeeping certi- ficates. Her bubbling personality and charm enable her to make many friends. Barb's hobbies include listening to popular records, eating, and can this gal cut a rug ! As for her future plans, Barbara is considering going to I.B.M. school to further her knowledge in the use of business machines. 54 RUSSELL RICHARD SAMES, JR. Clerical Jokes, fun, and laughter .... That's Russ Sames. He has been an active member of the Soccer team and has won Varsity letters because of this. He has also played on the basketball team for two years. Russ, in his spare time, enjoys scouting activities, such as hiking and camping. His post-graduation plan is to enter the Air Force, in which, through much hard work and a lot of luck, he hopes to attain the position of mechanic. fm 11 . PATRICIA ANN SCHIN Liberal Academic Whenever you hear the cheer- leading squad, you can be certain that Pat is there urging the Spartans to victory. Pat is in many key ac- tivities in school. She's on the yearbook staff, co-editor, in fact, and Honor Society. She' s also ready for a roaring class discussion on anything at anytime. A slow smile and common sense are her trade- marks. Pat has made no definite plans for the future, yet! Q 1 55 rw 'O DAVID URIEL SCHMELTZLE Liberal Academic Dave seldom speaks more than is absolutely necessary, but when he does choose to open his mouth, it is usually profitable to listen. He will never let a friend down, and is a good guy to have along on any type of venture. Dave was our Senior co-captain of the soccer team. He enjoys all sports and is proficient in many. Dave may en- list in the Army after graduation, but he is not certain. 'QT'--up KATHLEEN MARY SHABOT Clerical A soft voice, a timid smile, and short curly hair belong to Kathy. She is a neat dresser and some- times sews her own clothes. In her spare-time she particularly enjoys dancing. On weekends you will probably find her in Allentown hav- ing a good time with her friends. She intends to seek some type of secretarial job upon graduation. 4? NEIL LEONARD SERFASS General Neil the menace of woodshop, is a very good-natured fellow. Neil is one of the most-skilled trouble- makers in the senior class and possessor of the Toni look. After school you will find Neil working hard on his father's dairy farm. He can usually be found in Emmaus talking to many of his friends. Neil's post graduation plans include the U. S. Navy. tai . f ' ' iz . QQ' A V 7 L ff l r Jfnk ' is- as 1 , x ifbf JANIC E GRACE SCHMOYEIR General A shy, quiet girl who hasa pleasant smile for everyone, is Janice. Jan is interested in nursing activities and also loves to sketch and paint. When she has any spare time, she's usually found busily making a new skirt or blouse, Among her varied interests lies a talent for beauty culture. Jan's future plans include attending a school of Cosmetology. ?T?R'f1'-Qi . 2 H V ,Q . 'Fe 3. S i , up if ,- J :2'...fiV'2 B 2 W ll 5' I :fi ' fi K ol JOANNE ELOISE SHANKWEILER Academic Courage is evident in many ways, and Jo gets the purple heart for courage as exemplifiedin the fact that she was the first in this class to wear contact lenses. Her shy exterior betrays a deep interest in science fiction. There was a day when she considered ice skating the sport most likely to kill her, but as is typical of Joanne, she kept practicing, and likes it the most. She's also a senior member of the majorette squad. ICN 4 A ELAINE MAE SHELLY Secretarial Quiet?---only till you get to know her!! Our efficient class secretary can usually be seen dash- ing madly from one classroom to another just as the last bell rings. She is an outstandingathlete -- win- ning letters in both basketball and hockey. An accomplished musician, Elaine plays the piano, organ, and saxophone. Although she is a very busy girl, she finds time to have three piano pupils a week. Her future years are not definite. lo. lg- w .lx X la. S7 -rx 3 W Q-.-Q 'iv JOSEPH WALTER SIEK General Industrial Joe , as his fellow classmates call him, is known as abroadminded lad. You can usually find him doing one of two things. Either he is eat- ing or working at his father's gas station. He is also busy remodel- ling a '32 Ford pick-up truck. When not doing that, he is eating. The future will find Joe swabbing the deck of one of the U. S. Navy's proud possessions. A ps.-A 'VS ' i ' ii k 4 i-in-nr JEANETTE EILANE STERNER Secretarial You may think Jeanette is solemn, but you had better look out when she gets wound up. When at home. she is usually seen playing the piano or drawing those crazy pictures. She has a nice, soft voice and can be heard singing duets with her sister. She has taken advan- tage of her shorthand knowledge and has proved her ability in that subject by winning an award in eleventh grade. Her future plans include a secretarial job. Y- Gi Spf O LOlS ANN SLIFER General Lois, slim and trim is neat as a pin. lt's a good thing that she never seems to gain weight because she despises diets. Lois has spark- ling green eyes and lovely finger- nails. Conscientious is a synonym for Lois. By nature she is quiet but a truer friend is hard to find. Her pastimes include cooking and paint- ing. Her post-graduation plans in- clude college. JOHN WILLIAM STENROOS General Industrial Sonny is a quiet boy and very easy to be friends with. He can often be seen hard at work in the shop or in the Industrial Arts sec- tion of school. In his spare time he likes to go hunting in the woods near his farm or go driving in his flivver. John is not definite about his post-high school plans. av'- 5: JEROME Tl-IERYN TREXLER Academic 'Jerry's blond crew cut, deep masculine voice, and winning smile attract many female admirers, but more than these are displayed when he arrivesfirst at the finish line in many of Solehi's cross -country meets. Excelling in everything, from sports to acting, he never-the- less finds time for his academic studies. His future plans include four years of college during which he hopes to be enrolled in N.R.O.T. C. followed by a four year stretch in the Naval Corps. . ' -1134, :Q Q 3, G.. ,'r::-- R f ALLEN MILTON UHL General Industrial Uh1y nicknamed by his fellow classmates, is a very comical character. You can usually see him racing around the countryside in his '53 Plymouth or trying to fix someone else's car. Allen is a member of the Rifle Team and has received a letter. His post-high school plans are either to enter Millersville State Teachers College, or to join the Navy. 63 ,,,, lf' 59 , 'A Q--v' DENNIS PAUL UHL Clerical Denny, the comedian of the clerical section, sets the class in an uproar with his unneeded re- marks and his peculiar laugh. Be- sides working at the Starlight Drive - in Theater and talking to girls, Denny is a good shot l?J with a rifle. As for Denny's future, time will find him swabbing a deck or captain of an atomic sub, and pro- bably with a girl in every port. ANNA MARIA WALLITSCH General Some people are musically in- clined, some athletically inclined, others like Anna, are just inclined. Musically, Ann's been a chorus member since way back when. Ath- letically, she ice skates in winter, plays basketball, swims in summer, and dances the year round. When she's not dancing, she's reading. Ann's inclined to be friendly, too. She has a real talent for making and keeping friends. Her interest in people might steer her towards practical nursing. 7 -f LEROY DAVID WALLANDER Liberal Academic Dave is a musician, Dave is a soloist, and Dave has got a laugh that is way out. Personable and firm in his opinions, he is a doub- ling individualist. Wallander has the ability to make the illogical seem logical and vice versa. He wears a perpetually bewildered look in French class. After several years of flying into the wild blue yonder, Dave hopes to enter a school of cosmetology. 60 BARBARA CATHERINE WALBERT Liberal Academic Big blue eyes and a creamy complexion, a gentle voice with a hearty laugh heard at the most un- expected times comprise Barb. Her presence at a committee meeting, or in a group isaguarantee of live- ly times. Her sparkling personality fits all occasions from the sports events she loves to attend, to ice skating and singing. Barb aspires to Florence Nightingale's pro- fession. Y , 1 LINDA MARIE WEBBER Straight Academic Linda, the faithful trombone player in our band, the actress in our class plays, the friend of all, can always be seen bustling about the hallways on some errand to help one of her many friends. She plans to follow in the medical footsteps of her father, for her post-graduate plans include nursing and speciali- zing in a particular field. '1- FREDERICK GRJM WEBER Straight Academic Let it up to Fred to find the loophole in some long-established theory! He is the one to suggest a new idea, the one to work hard at a task, the one to do a job and make a success out of it. The idea of having a student director for class plays was Fred's. The success of our Junior Class Play is an example of Fred's hard work. Fred is a member of chess club and supports good music. 'ff' ev JOYCE DIANE WERKHEISER Secretarial Can't you go any faster? That's Sis taking shorthand. This gifted lassie has already attained a remarkable speed in her first year of shorthand. Jo is a follower of horse races. In her spare time Sis listens to records--rock'n roll, of course, goes to movies, and plays baseball. Besides all these interests, Jo participates in the band. Her ambition for the future is to be a secretary somewhere in the South. P' C r fo 1 ' I BARBARA LOUISE WIEDER Secretarial A sweet-faced doll is this pretty Miss, whom we all know as our band's Head Majorette. Barbara has a quiet, soft voice and a win- some smile that can drive a dog to drink. She loves to dance, watch basketball games, and twirlabaton. Barb's future plans include obtain- ing a secretarial position as recep- tionist and stenographer. RONALD HOMER WIMMER General Everything quiet? Percy must be engaged in his favorite hobby ---- sleeping! Ronaldisa shy lad with a talent for chess and top- notch science experiments. Ron is also quite an ace with a rifle, and has beena member of the rifle club in previous years. He has no definite plans for the future, but his interests draw him toward a college edu- cation. 62 CAROL ANN ZERFASS Secretarial A good sense of humor is one of Carol's prominent assets. On the serious side, however, Carol has received an award for her ability in shorthand. Her spare time is taken up by collecting stereo records. The proud possessor of a '58 Chevy convertible, Carol can often be seen going to and from senior band practice after having a work out with her clarinet. Upon graduation, Carol hopes to secure a position in the secretarial field. MARGARET ANNE ZIMMER Liberal Academic To Marge goes the distinction of being the last of the seniors, alphabetically, that is! Noted for being a volunteer and a good worker, Marge finds time to sing, read, dance, drive a '53 Pontiac, and take part in Church work. Whew! She is one of the few seniors in captivity who took Spanish I 8: II. She is also one of several seniors contem- plating teaching as a profession. A job, Kutztown, then teaching biology figure in Marge's plans. 63 7-T ire T 4' UXVDE R 5 x -5 f 4 3 CA F E 'Algi- AIA 0 . ,. W CMSSMEN 1' ' -fgaiifgfgf-ins. iw .l- - , HOMEROOM 113 I9 ROW 1: M. Afflerbach, H. Simon. B. Dissinger. G. Moyer, D. Getz, V Yothers, C. Moyer. ROW 2: J. Kilian. P. Hazzard, B. Mann, C. Hof- stetter. M. Nester. R. Fatzinger, D. Riu.G. Deutsch. ROW 3: C. Arnold, F. Knise. C. Reinik. C. Hottenstein. E. Ingram, J. Ponstingl. ROW 4: L. Wieder, R. Storat. R. Wood. C' CD HOMEROOM 123 ROW 1: J. Roth, S. Yoder, K. Herbster, K. Brobst, S. Williams, J. Matz M. Held. ROW 2: H. Waterman,M. Rau,J. Miller, P. Weiss, B. Grube J. Frankenfield, E. Shoff, S. Spang. ROW 3: G. Beisel, S.Best, R.Ki1ian C. Knorr, M. Kneiss, S. Cummings, J. Tesche. ROW 4: J. Grant, W. Hoffman, R. Vermeulen, D. Kmieczak. 1 1 JUNIOR C LASS OF FIC ERS Robin Ruhf, Vice President Bernice Mann, President Catherine Hofstetter, Treasurer Carol Bednar, Secretary l r A lui 2 O HOMEROOM 217 ROW 1: D. Messiczs, S. Snyder,S. Wright,J. Ott. K. Wiegner. C. Bednar, R. Hassler. ROW 2: F. Koller, L. Schmoyer. P. Landis. T. Vanim. IVI. Bixel, B. Mihalik, P. DeKrane. ROW 3: N. Linde, J. Kiefer, G. Erney. D. Rohrbach, K. Somers, E. Strauss. ROW 4: W. Hutter. J. Ferry, D. Freudig, R. Katzbeck, S. Danenhower, S. Grube. HOMEROOM 210 ROW 1: C. Detweiler, S. Bauer, N. McCloskey, S. Nonnemacher. C Portz, C. Bogert, K. Lichtenwalner. ROW 2: J. Furst. M. McGinley V. Woodring, D. Kennedy, R. Werley, N. Hassler, D. Scott, C. Baringer ROW 3: H. Kinsey, W. Natalie, T. Zapach, M. Kolarik, L. Spencer, N Eby. ROW 4: W. Lambert, L. Phillips, T. Gibbs. il Y' rf HOMEROOM 204 ROW 1: N. Weil, C. Koze, M. Koczirka, J. Kutz, J. Bley, D. Hartung, H. Weidner. ROW 2: J. Strauchs. E. Knerr, J. Broadhead. S. Zoldak. V. Gross, R. Spenvc. J. Pvllett. L. Kuhns. ROW 3: G. Egge, G. Snyder. F. Vermeulen, R. Weaver. H. Bauder. D. Cairns. R. Nice. ROW 4: J. Holveek. J. Clouse, J. Svhmitt. D. Gehris. HOMEROOM 128 ROW 1: B. Martin, S. Portz, J. Bartol, J. Duh, P. Bisesti, M. Moyer, D. Kennedy. ROW 2: V. Williams, R. Hunsicker, J. Stenroos, R. Knise, G. Hol- ben, E. Gehris, S. Sabo, C. Haas. ROW 3: D. Ott, G. Cressman, R.Reisinger, H. Wagner, D. Bleam, S. Weil, B. Shelton. ROW 4: L. Schnellman, A. Robert- son, R. Reichenbach, W. Laudenslager, C. Kuhns. HOMEROOM 115 ROW 1: P. Harned, D. Chamberlain,J. Schlener, B. Lamb, D. Martin, S. Slifer, C. Weighknecht. ROW 2: J. Benzak, C. Schreiner, S. Turner, P. Lapp, J. Szilagyi, A. Riley, N. Schaffer, F. Lindaberry. ROW 3: L. Pospischil. T. Ehritz, G. Yeakel, F. Lehman, G. Funk, J. Wallace, J. Moyer. ROW 4: W. Ingram, D. Schaffer. HOMEROOM 112 ROW 1: K. Leh, P. Ravier, K. Fandl, M. Kirk, D. Yeakel, P. Heaps, S. Griffith. ROW 2: E. Fuehrer, S. Boyce, R. Hofstetter, D. Mihalko, E. Bechtel, S. Her- manovitch, J. Huber, B. Weil. ROW 3: L. Sterner, A. Souders, D. Stegeman, R. Cummings, A. Schantz, P. Storie, P. Moore. ROW 4: R. Lipyanik, D. Borger, J. Nauroth, P. Fenstermaker, F. Stayer, A. Kneiss, J. Carey. HOMEROOM 118 ROW 1: L. deJong, S. Bauder, D. Gubitosi, B. Scull, S. Sandercock, C Mumbauer, A. Willistein. ROW 2: J. Hewitt, P. Monro, M. Kressler, R. Fenstermaker, R. Konold, N. Phillips, M. Himmelberger. ROW 3 R. Schuler, H. Diehl, R. Wolfe, M. Fegley, D. Hohe, R. Scott, R. Yeakel. ROW 4: D. Busse, B. Trexler, W. Frankenfield, G. Wright, D. Yohn. .'f 62 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Merle Fegley, President Elizabeth Gehris, Secretary Peggy Bisesti, Treasurer Dwight Kennedy, Vice President NINTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS Harriet Ohmart, President Edwin Getz, Treasurer Bruce Reinik, Vice President Edward Cressman, Secretary HOMEROOM 1 30 ROW 1: D. Funk, T. Dimmick, L. Smith, M. Parry, N. Gobrecht, S. Kern, P. Snyder. ROW 2: P. Somers, W. Kiefer, C. Osborne, G. Lapp, J. Reynolds, B. Weaver, R. Laub, T. Hammel. ROW 3: D. Nester,J. Knorr, J. Adams, C. Kazmierski, L. Erney, D. Qarnecki, L. Weiss. ROW 4: E. Buki, D. Marks, K. Sell, R. Haring. g. HOMEROOM 120 ROW 1: S. Weil, G. Grube, J. Mack, V. Maitz, J. Nolt, G. Grube, J. Becker ROW 2: M. Smith, L. Fegley, P. Arnold, J. Dietz, K. Debus, V. Gibson, B White, T. Brish. ROW 3: D. Price, R. Hassler, B. Coles, V. Buckley, S. Wes- ter, M. Downing, M. Rhoads. ROW 4: R. Tesche, C. Bixel, J. Beidleman, P Gillen, J. Schapitl. HOMEROOM 215 ROW 1: N. Gillett, J. Doerr, D. Hassler. B. Mohr. C. Yeakel, D. Benzak, H. Ohmart. ROW 2: B. Reinik, L. Beck, C. Serfass, J. Cressman, J. Funk, P. Erney. L. Hallowell, W. Raab. ROW 3: J. Greenwald, J. Arnold, R. Jacoby, D. Buch, D. Diehl, L. Marks, M. Biegley. ROW 4: J. Stahler, G. Zuber, B. Wimmer, J. Spencer, M. Jacoby, G. Vogt. A. Nester. ROW 5: H. Wainwright, D. Moore, T. Link, J. Kugler. I -4 HOMEROOM 132 ROW 1: R. Brobst, L. Kirk, N. Strauss, J. Romig, Y. Pecsek, D. Young, K Kirkhuff. ROW 2: J. Fegely, R. Jarrett, L. Lehr, P. Nemeth, J. Lizun, E Werley, E. Getz, N. Yoder. ROW 3: L. Scholl, R. Lindaberry, S. Urffer, J Walter, J. Harding, F. Deutsch, W. Adams. ROW 4: G. Benner, J. Gibbs, E Cressman. HOMEROOM 208 ROW 1: L. Schaffer, R. Talaber, K. Bachert, R. Messics, K. Gaugler, V. Rupert, L. Lichtenwalner. ROW 2: W. Wilfinger, D. Shoemaker, A. Zotter, H. Kuhns, M. Reiter, J. Reiter, G. Hackman, W. Buchman. ROW 3: D. Schmoyer, L. Hafner, C. Swor, H. Reiss, S. Fehr, J. Kichline, L. Linde. ROW 4: C. Debus. J. Weber. B. Mertens, J. Mainka, L. Hockman, A. Deutsch. HOMEROOM 107 ROW 1: P. Skagen, S. Moyer, W. Yothers, F. Fehr, R. Sterner, D. Himmel- berger, M. Robertson. ROW 2: R. Weider, L. Cope, R. Pellett, M. Hotten- stein, S. Reinsmith, M. Stenroos, J. Illes, G. Strack. ROW 3: L. Johnston. M. Miller, L. Fehr, M. Mindler, N. Cummings, M. Simon, A. Mack, L. Trach. ROW 4: B. Kutz, M. Fenstermaker, M. Slifer, R. Sames, L. Hallman, D. Cas- selle. ROW 5: L. Kline, D. Shoemaker, D. Zotter, C. Weider. HOMEROOM 126 ROW l: B. Lengyel, T. Liedig, R. Kuhns, D. Hendley, M. Davis, B. Kowalchuk, B. Hammarstrom, H. Bean, B. Keeler. ROW 2: R. Heil, G. Thomas,C.Gross, S. Laub, S. Blearn. G. Geissinger, P. Koncz, M. Leidig, N. Shimer, P. Frey. ROW 3: R. Nester, R. Maitz,J. Kernick, S. Klan, R. Koch, M. Kern, J. Lazenby, J. Cooper, J. Eltonhead, J. Cooper, D. Warmkessel. ROW 4: J. Nesfeder, M. Gillen, C. Arnold. ,mm kg Ill HOMEROOM 2 O9 ROW 1: B. Yeakel, S. Yothers, L. Derby, J. Somers. M. Krauss, J. Brunell K. Miller. ROW 2: W. Hunsicker, P. Frankenfield.M. Bartholomew,A. Diely D. Marks, J. Monro, G. Mosebach, G. Roth. ROW 3: H. Spang. T. Wallitsch M. Lippincott. E. Levy, E. Walton, D. Hassler, C. Young, E. Nauroth. ROW 4 R. Raab, T. Gibson, K. Miller, P. Unangst, R. Price, C. Lizun, P. Gruber ROW 5: H. Heaps, W. Young, G. Wallitsch, J. Yothers, A. Parenti. HOMEROOM 117 ROW 1: K. Beisel, R. Backensto, S. Reynolds, J. Ott, W. Heller, C. Peterson 1 y 3 R. Barndt, R. Stephens. ROW 2: T. Frederick, J. Lux, B. Hilbert, P. Ruff, P. Miller, M. Anderson, O. Danenhower. ROW 3: C. Kleppinger, S. Weight- knecht, S. Wenger, B. Reichard, B. Reiss, E. Williams, R. Kempton. ROW 4: J. Pfeiffer, R. Miller, D. Wieder, E. Reiss, E. Heller, W. Arnold, P. Correll. ROW 5: B. Muller, R. Renninger, R. Werley, J. Henninger. in , ag 'W - ll 1 ' -L' O Q O ' .. O l 1 ,U , ,V v W -. f - .- -1 i v 3 4 V .I A - 'gf , , 9 Y . X' ' .. 2 , 4' 5 - I A 4 . .p Y - N 1 'L -1 1 P wi. - 5 V E f atm, Y V HOMEROOM 124 ROW 1: P. Michael, W. Dise, D. Hohe, J. Krauss, R. Madle, L. Bauder H. Helman. ROW 2: G. Long, M. Wood, C. Schmeltzle, A. Lengyel, P Bealer, N. Emrich, M. Christman. ROW 3: R. Arnold, R. Maitz, R. Hartung, K. Strauss, N. Shoff, C. Benner, S. Fegely. ROW 4: D. Hard- ing, W. Seacrest, J. Clause, J. Berghold, R. Nemeth, S. Snyder, P. Dorn- blaser. 64 EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS Ruth Pellett, Secretary Roger Nemeth, President Arthur Mack, Vice President Roger Sames, Treasurer N SEVENTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS ' Diane Werley, Secretary Peter Ruhf, President Lois Ferry, Treasurer John Adams, Vice President 65 11-T1 3 HOMEROOM 213 ROW 1: J. Ambers, R. Gaugler, R. Nolt, G. Moyer, J. Scull, K. Mihalik J. Alosi. ROW 2: G. Mack, K. Kennedy, L. Ferry, M. Webber, J. Lehman S. Cicon, D. Miller, J. Jarrett. ROW 3: W. Bleam, L. Seip, C. Zellner, B Shoemaker, D. Werley, S. Harr, L. Tomek, M. Harned, J. Fenstamaker ROW 4: K.Yohn, J. Maitz, R. Griffith. L. Ruhf, J. Shurskis, P. Ruhf, L Fletcher. I 1 in tml 7' T it HOMEROOM 216 ROW 1: B. Dvily.J. Hazzard. R. Held. M. Deam. J. Kivhline, G. Barndt. R. Vullim. ROW 2: R. Whitby. M. Fray, E. Gillelt. C. Schaffer. E. Daw- son. A. Sizuivl-1, P. Ravier. D. Ritter. ROW 3: C. Moyer. W. Wright, T Bc-iciclman, P. Grisc. C. Liedig, C. Cicton. B. Klan, R. Davis. ROW 4 W. Simons. L. Uffer. B. Schlanor. B. Shoe-iz. B. Koon, B. Marx. D. Miller B. Trach. HOMEROOM 116 ROW 1: S. Shabot, M. Deam, K. Dorney, M. Kern, L. Boyce, D. Portz, E. Stenroos. ROW 2: J. Kernick, D. Link, B. Caskie, E. Hammer. S. Rupert. M. O Donnell, J. Schaffer, R. Trexler. ROW 3: D. Anders, B. Fuoco, D. Gehris, E. Young, D. Arnold, A. Vasilik, N. Leibensperger. ROW 4: M. Huyett, B. Strobl, A. Guerreiro, M. Staack, J. Weil, J. Mietzler, A. Kinsey, G. Weil, C. Weicker. I9 HOMEROOM 119 ROW 1: G. Wagner, M. Gibson, W Thomas, S. Shafer, W. Young, J. Arn- nold, D. Leindecker. ROW 2: J. Ver- meulen, H. Smith, J. Lindabery, G Vasilik, J. Palencar, D. Seip, D 65 Berghold, J. Weil. ROW 3: B. Arnold R. Shafer. R. Gibson, D. Leindecker S. Bobko. W. Burkey. B. Marzonello. J. Keeler. ROW 4: E. Debus, R. Kelley. -lusts l - - I i bpd! .yy HOMEROOM 214 ROW l: D. Grof, J. Katzbeck, R. Diehl, M. Frankenfield, G. Keeler, J Weil, E. Goehring. ROW 21 C. Kemptom, L. Shearer, K. Gehman, M Peters, G. Lindaberry, S. Lambert, L. Ohl, S. Kutish. ROW 3: R Schwenk, W. Zuber, L. Reinhard, G. Kuhns, C. Haas, B. Bechtel, P Yoachim, M. di Bucci. ROW 4: L. Hackman, S. Hockman, C. Meyers B. Knerr, H. Nester, E. Miller, F. Arnold. HOMEROOM 121 ROW 1: J. Lengyed, J. Adams, K. Herman, E. Natalie, S. Meluskey, R Gross, R. Heller, A. Gehman. ROW 2: J. Buhman, T. Teal, H. Parke J. Ecker, F. Eastman, D. Ehrig, L. Lahr, P. Pearson. ROW 3: D. Koze A. Mainka, D. Spencer, L. Tesche, M. Talaber, K. Rosenberger, D. Zim- mer, E. Riley. ROW 4: T. Reed, S. Beahn, K. Churm, P. Schmitt, C Harwick, D. Lorish, R. Lippincott, S. Neas. K! X 'XT' K L IA!! X ,Z me S I N XX if ' x if XS? f I X ,fX f f , - P ACTIVITIES NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Soczety 15 a group of tenth to twelfth grade students and the Natxonal Junior Honor Soclety xs a group of seventh to mnth grade students Requxrements for these societxes are asfollows Scholarshxp citizenshmp servxce intelhgent leadership and exemplary character l NATIONAL JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY ,JM si soma,-Azhar gwsa my scam: lg' 'sf POTLIGHT H5 Volume I, No. l feepingglllfllih The Miss Feller has bravely undertaken the dvising girls' rifle club. They organizt lected t e following officers: President: Merle Fegley Vice President: Loretta Kuhns Treasurer: Judy Bley uring the past weeks the girls have bee he fundamentals of shooting and the rul afety. First Aid anyone?? The girls on the l eam seem to be especially accident-pr' ear. The day after the Quakertown ga ary Doerr going through the halls with very bad sprain has forced her to leav or the season. Her position has been al thfully filled by Karol Lichtenwalner. accidents temporarily removed Ic Bean, and Mary Jane Koczirka frc Hope game. Boys! ! BEWARE! ! If you have ever 1 when class was in session, y wondered about the sanity of the Some were s rawled out on the girls assume g,,:s,...- f-V evr- 415- l. COOPERSBURG, PA. P a friend's hand. Others YL November, 1959 b ,,.1lP vf ,W . 1 . .18 k. asgnvu-I. . ,S lb LHC ILISL Pflel' ' sPortlGHt STAFF wmplaced or were in a hammerlock. No, they not practicing for the '60 Olympicsg they 1 ht' b d just entering whole heartedly into the class , in 30Q1U0,n I0 mcse engagemems- D0 C 1 S 811 vides Besid . fs 1- ,.---.1:-- -Mr f-r.:,.,,,., is marching in the following local parades: Nazareth 'maus Allentown, Hellertown, Kutztown, and .?f2yg?S5?:t S P L I G H T W RIT E asaudua. Ask any band member for the time , date, and then go out and support your band! A , , 1 .genus .W Footlights nderlust hit our faculty hard last :ls and ventures are amongst the be recorded in Southern Lehigh's sopulos flew to Europe, with a ire ht 'e' Spotlight staff canbe seen 3 scurrying hither and yon, fol- OP lowing up hot news tips, looking ll'O for scoops, or busy with the 30 countless little jobs that have to he be completed before the horrid te deadline. This year, the Spot- light appeared in a new size. More than 50 junior and senior ' , high school pupils make up the j 1 staff. At the end of almost every rating period. members of the HT o stuoy chemistry ana maule- Muhlenberg Mr. Deppe took a istry course, and Mr. Reznick, rg, took a course in counseling Institute. ----- Journeying attended N 1 v rr H 3, if 49 'af Sgx .vb . Q -ew' ---sq .Mil-I '-Q., ,A Q Rf' X L x 'aff 1 g' Q-, tLg.,, ' METAL REPAIR This club is a service organization which repairs metal projects. During the year they keep the machinery in good run- ning condition, and fix all machinery in need of repair. Club Advisor - Mr. Lucas vga The Elementary Photo Club meets in the dark room, where these junior high boys learn the art of photography and de- veloping pictures. Club Advisor - Mr. Reznick ELEMENTARY PHOT0 CLUB . g 5 . VI I 1 1 .JV -J I w,.,,....- 'Hn' SCIENCE CLUB The Science Club is a small group of boys who are interested in various fields of science. The purpose of the club is to give its members a better understanding of this modern scientific age. Atomic energy, chemistry, and physics are some of the topics which are discussed. Club Advisor - Mr. Deppe xy! ...L ' 1 .'i 074- f The Model Club consists of 7th, 8th, and 9th grade boys. They build plastic models of cars, planes, boats, and missiles. The building of these models gives the boys real experience in following directions and plans. Club Advisors - Mr. Price and Mr. Lewis MODEL CLUB UJJM ,1- f-gps? 'T in . . lf . ...Lf K 1 LQ P' ,- ,- 0 ui 1 1. ARCHERY CLUB The purpose of the Archery Club is to promote good sportsmanship, healthful exercise, and to provide a post-school sport that students will enjoy as adults. In spring and fall the club meets outside, and during the winter, they meet in the school basement. Club Advisor - Mr. Grider The Fine Arts Club has been organized to encourage experimentation within the art field. This includes experimenting with varied materials as well as with different techniques. Those students not having art as an elective are eligible for member- ship. Club Advisor - Mr. Higgins FINE ARTS CLUB Q, ug- + ful 'vi 'fi -Z A. -'- . -: fauna, 9,,g J,, 8 yi. .Nw n 1 Xivl' - , ,M fd. ' fy QW' W? a:...f'I'l1 ww 4:7 ,Z 1 vga M' W f rf ,Q 2 ,, f Ziff' ,f ff. . f ' I .f I I x .31 . - P H8-swug 7 3'if3 if 'r , M Wa. 'Y ,,..vv'v XS 42.521 SSSNSQH 49?Q 5 QS, mv 2 mv ' SPORTS . XZ Q v oo, V v' X Y. Q So E ,X 2 H Harr D. Schm eltzle 1 J. Trexler G. Cunningham T, Bird SOCCER SENIORS Follow Through R. Sames Mr Lewls J. Huggans D. Ohmart F. Gehrxs 'Q gl Dt!! 3 -'.r? ,m' MQ' ' .A Wye 4-. 3' . . at .. ' - ,v. . 1 y ,-in ., 1 ,, .Aw ,,1,,,,,,,M,, ff 'A 1 , , .- Q!'34:' 1- Wfzgwf' A fm J. .4 .. .. ' ,A f v,. ,, ., 'Q 'Q' , ' , 4 f, Q ,145 . ,B :I M, ...ray-M . . . . fu A .-.M A ROW 1: B. Grube, B. Reinik, T. Vanim, J. Huggans, R. Sames, D. Ohmart, T. Bird, F.Gehris, D. Kennedy. ROW 2: Mr. Lewis--coach, G. Cunningham, D. Yohn, D. Schmeltzle, P.Fenstermaker, D. Busse, J. Gibbs, H. Harr, H. Kinsey, J. Trexler, J. Strauchs, C. Reinik. SOCCER SCHEDULE North Penn Sept. Bethelehem Sept. Wilson Boro Sept. Hill School Sept. Wilson Boro Oct. Fountain Hill Oct. George School CJ. V. gamel Oct. Perkiomen Prep Oct. Fountain Hill Oct. Bethlehem Nov. CROSS COUNTRY SCHEDULE Dieruff Oct. Palisades Oct. Dieruff Oct.. District Xl Finals CAllentownJ Oct. Abington Invitational Tournam ent Nov. State Finals CPenn Statej Nov. 18 22 25 30 6 12 14 21 26 2 15 19 20 23 3 7 ROW 1: L. Reichard, J. Trexler ROW 2: D.Neas, R. Pfeiffer, G. Beisel GIRLS VARSITY OCKEY TE M ROW 1 N O Donnell, E Shelly ROW2 J M1ller C L1chtenwa1ner L Bean C Erdman M Doerr P Wexss B Mann ROW 3 D Czarneck1 J Ott E Gehr1s S W1l11amS L L1chtenvsalner K Klrkhuff J Re1ter N Lmde J Matz M McG1nley Manager B M1hal1k J Bley V Wood rlng C Detweller M Fegely D R1u C Funk S Boyce Mrs Bendxgo Coach Carol Funk Carol Erdman Pennmdge Sept 18 Quakertown Sept 25 W1lson Boro O 6 New Hope Oct 13 Pennmdge Oct 20 W1lson Boro Oct 27 Emmaus Oct 29 Mrs Bend1go Coach CO CAPTAINS 1 , , 4 L 1 . v ' . . V . . . , . , . , . , . , . , . . . . , . , . , . , . , . , . J ' 5 ' 1 ' ' 1 ' 7 ' 1 ' ' , . , . , . , . , . , . ' . 7 Li ty ,V ' - . . V Ct. . ' , . BCDYS' VARSITY SQUAD ROW 1: J. Kilian, D. Schmeltzle, G. Cunningham, J. Trexler, D. Freudig, B. Kilian ROW 2: H. Harr, L. Reichard, R. Pfeiffer, J. Krouse, D. Neas. Fountain Hill Parkland Emmaus Perinridge Wilson Boro Slatington Fleetwood Notre Dame Pope Pius X Northwestern Alumni Notre Dame Hellertown Bridgeport Jim Thorpe Bethlehem Catholic Northwestern Pope Pius X Hill School Nov Nov Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Feb Feb Feb Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Two more points for Jay D. Neas R. Pfeiffer G. Cunningham SENICDR STARS D. Schmeltzle N H. Harr JU IOR VARSITY TEAM ROW 1: G. Beisel, E. Strauss, R. Wolfe, R. Cummings, A. Souders. ROW 2: P. Fenstermaker, G. Egge, I... Phillips, W. Ingram, L. Jenne. JUNIOR HIGH SQUAD ,X XL av. ROW 1: R. Talaber, J. Nolt, L. Ruf, J. Maitz, R. Sames, A. Mack ROW 2: C. Bixel, R. Hassler, E. Cressman, D. Nester, M. Gillen, Mr Murella-coach. 'OS GIRL BA KETBALL ROW 1 ROW 2 ROW 3 I..1chtenwalner,S Portz D Czarneck1 K Benzak B Cummmgs, AWa1l1tsch Gr1ff1th, C Haas H Re1ss, P Glllen E Bechtel, J Rexter K Kxrkhuff Roth, P DeKra.ne M Rau, N Lmde P Welss B Mann C L1chtenwa1ner Matz manager Mrs Bend1go coach L Re1nsm1th manager A Walhtsch Cu 'AY' K Benz mmlngS CO CAPTAINS ,1 12 'A A F X 'ly 1 Z Q 4 I Y i ? W Av- 3' X ii, E k ,' v 1, 4 Q A . .Q vf,,g:,., ' 1 - I fp M 15:3 4- lp 51 hp, if 5321: by ,ff 4lf 5'fl 'Z A 'r W ,T J F7 .K 1 ffm , ' 4. f ,N 5 1--H5529 -.. ' . W ,-1: 2' 4 4. ' ' ' f .Y- Y .,. Ac I 1:x' Hu .4..i! 4' 1, .Xu ,W if ff ,Q I v 9 'TV if i I , IEW. X 'ii :QW ,,ff' P, f Q fk'0 uhfw 1 . 9: 1 6 . 335 QW ARSITY CHEERLE DERS Carole Bean Captain Nancy O Donnell Assistant Captain SENIORS S Sandercock L Bean P Sch1n N ODonnell N Ph11l1ps E Nolt M Doerr C Bean SENIORS 5' Eleanor Nolt Patrlcla Schm ROW 1: V. Maitz-captain. ROW 2: R. Brobst, L. Ferry. ROW 3: C. Kazmierski, J. Fegely, C. Swor. ROW 1: ROW 2: ROW 3: JU IOR VARSITY HEERLEADERS W.Laudens1ager, R.Reisinger, R.Konold, R.Spence, M.Bixe1, D. Mihalko, J. Clause. R. Vermeulen, G. Fegley, C. Funk, K. Laubenstein, E. Derse, T. Gibbs. Mr. Semmel-coach, D. Uhl, W. Lambert, G. Yeakel, B. Grube, P. Storie. RIFLE TEAM I' x X I ROW 1: B. Reinik, T. Vanim, D. Benzak, W. Raab, B. Rohrbach. ROW 2: L. Kirk, J. Huggans, J. Szilagyi, G. Cressman, D. Ohmart- Manager. ROW 3: R. Fryling, J. Gibbs, D. Kmeiczak, R. Sames, C. Reinik. R. Fryling J. Huggans S E N I ' I B. Rohrbach L. Kirk O R S D. Ohmart R. Samn-5 s 5-I ROW 1: J. Egbert, M. Doerr, P, Schin, C. Bean, E. Shelly. ROW 2: C. Baringer-manager, Mrs. Bendigo-coach, N. O'Donnel1, B. GOLF TEA Gillett, P. Weiss, C. Erdman. TENN S TEAM ROW 1: W. Lewis, B. Rohrbach, W. Gallagher, Mr. Abbott-coach, B. Storat, L. Phillips, K. Sherman. ,Jan 'KJ' W5 I My 15' 3 ,1 IN BA EBALL Hellertown Palisades New Hope Parkland Pope Pius X Pope Pius X Notre Dame MJ' said' ROW 1: C. Bernd, W. Lahr, C. Reinik, D. Erdman, J. Trex1er,D. Kmieczak, T. Fegely, H. Harr, L. Dewitt. ROW 2: D. Ohmart-Manager, R. Fryling, E. Strauss, F. Weber, G. Egge, G. Cunningham, R. Pfeiffer, D. Rumfield, L. Reichard, J. Krouse, D. Lapp. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. May Bethlehem Catholic May Nazareth Pennridge Notre Dame Northwestern Em m aus Fountain Hill Northwestern May May May May May May May J. Trexler G. Cunningham TEAM R. Pfeiffer C. Bernd D. Roberts Mr. Bernd-Coach W Lahr H. Harr J. Krouse K L. Reichard F. Weber .xj Pa'-2 Catch hxm, Fredl Pat gets one off. '1- Z' 5 Q-f 'ww ,df ,,,. I :- 4 Who has who , , J d ' f 1. Lying down on the Job? ay raus a Ou 4. f . I S . ' ff si J ,Q u fx-9-S K . w ' f Q.: 1,1193 59354 E' L M. .1-W 1 1-1 Qi if ,.. Q :- , 1 s 9 1 F-i ' , . 5, U N RRA, aoiilwi fV1f5 f' . 1 5 -0 M!! W ,,, W 1, Y- -.... Q55 W .fx,, Jin. af. f--I1!s': Y , I 5, ,Q vs ' Q Q f 2 'wc . 4 Y 7 1 r 'Q ,Li 'uae md '- ,wr Hr Y X . ' E B' M f E S! X 5 ff? XS A a 1 if Tx I V T -L ,'5g. 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Z g 5 I 1 I Ni ...,,,:1,.1- in Q hx rss ,A -b - ll HIGH SCHOOL - ,fx 1 4 X. .f fix N P 4-1 ii Q 4 '12 1 V 2 . 1, xr Y A r .' , A - ' xx .1 I 'Q fi Q ., ' . ws 'f 5 0 , A as xt I 1 V 1 , It-,V l 3 ' N ff f KX I ,ff J, D s Y 4 xml E if I I If Q Q f , X N 5 rn R V an fx , , 5? 2 X' ' - 1 X 1. 1337 li ..f X 1 1'1,vf ' 5 , , -Jw' W:1f'X rf 1.1 .fu -fi, . , 1 .f J. x -f-JA' . . .fo - 'Q f+2'f:'d : . ' H 1 1 S i W Mia ,',2 V ,Wax 1.1, ' - v, . . .,, M34 'vw'-, ' J2lBfi1nQ, l lb 'T Q.. 5 S NICDR BA The Senior Band. one of the largest organizations in our school. is also one ot the busiest. From early fall until Commencement tn June. the band takes an active part in many school affairs. Probably the most well-known division of the entire band group is the march- ing band. It consists of 87 members and participates in many par- ades in the fall. This band breaks down into the smaller basketball band which adds spirit to all home basketball games. and the concert band which holds a big spring concert annually. PERSONNEL Piccolo: Diane Hassler. Flute: Yolan Pecsek. Patricia Weiss. Suz- anne Cummings. Peter Monro. Margaret Jacoby. Oboe: Karen Lau- benstein.EllenDerse. Bassoon: El1zabethScull. lst Clarinet: Mary H1mmelberger.Kerry Kennedy. Charles Bernd. Gene Benner. Wanda Arnold. Lester Trach. 2nd Clarinet: Marilyn Talaber. Carolliednar. Rodger Nemeth. Dennis Erdman. Joyce Werkheiser. Peggy Bisesti, 3rd Clarinet: Leslie Derby. Carolyn Bogert. Gerald Mack. Brian Trach. Carol Zerfass. Carol Erdman. Bass Clarinet: Emily Bis- choff. Alto Saxophone: Elaine Shelly. Fred Kremposky. Gail Moyer. Carol Funk. Kenneth Churm, Tenor Saxophone: Dale Borger. Dennis Schaffer. Richard Tesche. Baritone Saxophone: Ray Pfeiffer. lst Trumpet: Robert Decker. Nelson Eby. Edward Cressman. Rudolph Talaber, 2nd Trumpet: W1lliamYothers. Arthur Mack. Ronald Wer- ley. Barry Coles, 3rd Trumpet: Jackson Pellett. Meryl Bixel. Glenn Moyer.Denn1s Yeakel. French Horn: Dale Hassler. Mariann Kneiss. Robert Gaugler.Joseph Scull. Trombone: Linda Webber. Gary Egge. John Holveck. Arland Schantz. Harry Waterman. Richard Jacoby. Bar- itone Horn: Mary Webber. Thomas Link. Howard Bean, Bass Horn: Ralph Fryling. Ronald Schuler. Robert Konold. Percussion: William Lambert. Robert Spence. Douglass Moore. I..cRov Wallender. Ronald Gross. John Maltz. Bells: Kathryn Benzak. Dorothy Ring, 'iv ef' X FEATURES Cheaper R e ally great cast' W x we ed W a Ou OX! an Y You 15 don I o vobmiee say ' A hoo rah ray and a uger 128 he Doz The Llneup 'Whose xdea was th1s'7 Mr G11breth Mrs Gxlbreth Elrnestm Frank Jack1e Dan B1 Fred Anne Lxlhan Martha Mrs Fxtzgerald Dr Burton Joe Scales Mlss Brlll Larry Student D1rector D1rector -All Hold lt unt1l the whrstle' 129 Tlm Blrd Fern Mann Pat Schm F red Gehrrs Marshall Decker Woodl ow Lahr James Huggans LeRoy Wallander Emlly Blschoff Lmda Webber Barbara Walbert Kathryn Benzak Dale Hassler Ray Pfexffer Joan Duh Jerome Trexler Fred Webber Mr Edw1nD Semmel l I thmk you need a new Sofa, Stop tickling my knee' ' . ' e A l 'll 6U,gff1,L77f The Queen and her Court nf' s Remember the marathon? 1' 1 lm i e QQZ IINW 24 Someone to look up to 1 The end of a wonderful evening These fond m8m0I19S w111 hnger 31 swfe TIHE ouT 1., Aix. A-1-L-U f Carrots are good for your eyes. YW' L V 55 Nr et S 80 T32 LIZZIE Agnes Carol Howard Carol Joan Jeanme Gmger Eddxe Dav1s Tommv Green Mr W1lson Ed Hoffman Student D1rector D1rector Am l 1nterrupt1ng someth1ng Joan Duh Suzanne Moyer Jerome Trexler Emily Bischoff Lmda Webber Carole Bean Marshall Decker Tlm Blrd Dale 'seas James Huggans Gall Fegley Mr Robert Tostev 1n FOR GINGER Rah Rah ' Rah V 'I- I In fi -1-Q 'What do you want now? Call t get through these osts' and let me remmd you Your blg four letter man 133 SOLEH I HN i Soleh1an Staff Busxness Managers Dale Hassler Fred Gehr1s Copy Edltor Carole Bean Orgamzatxonal Edxtors Nancy O Donnell EUIIILG Marks Actn mes Eduor Emxly Bxschoff Art Ednor LOUISE Remsmlth Sports Edltors Jerome Trexler X Elalne Shellv James Inbram Head Typlsl Jancl Luth 'ua P3U'lC1d Schw harles vx Dnley Jr CO EGIYOI' Co Edxtor 4 s f 4' ,- - f Qs, Photography Editor r A ' If ' 1, L . STHFF o exxxiav c 009 ' Cllckety c1,ck Mr ThomasJ Prxce Advxsor AQXQXX Cllcket WX y wack Camera Shy 135 1 can 66 SENIOR ACTIVITIE CHARLES A ANTLER PFOJCCIIOHISI l 2 3 4 Stage Crew 3 4 CAROLE E BEAN Leader sClub l 2 Honor Soc1ety l 3 4 Cheerleadmg Club 1 2 Cheerleader2 Co captam 3 Capta1nl4 Gym Clubl Fu ture Teachersl 2 4 Southernalres 2 3 Gxrls Chorus 3 Typ mg Club3 Tenms Team 3 4 Debatmg Team 4 Southern Spot ltght 4 T1me Out for Glnger 4 Debatmg Club 4 Soleh1an 4 Homeroom Treasurer 3 4 BRLAN E BECHTEL Projectxonlst 2 3 4 Stage Constructxon LUCILLE H BELTZ Majorette Club l Color Guard 4 Busmess Serv1ce Club 3 4 GRACE F BENNER Traveler's Club l Busmess Servlce Club 4 KATHRYN R BENZAK Band 12 3 4 F T A 12 3 Hockey Manager 3 Basketball Team 2 3 4 Semor Chorus 4 Orchestra l 2 3 4 CHARLES L BERND Chess Club 1 Band 12 3 V1ce Pres1dent4 Av1at1o1 Club l 2 Baseball Team 2 3 Vars1ty Club 3 4 County Band 3 4 Golf Club 3 TIMOTHY B BIRD Jumor Chorus 1 Chess Club 1 Honor Socxety l 2 3 4 Debat mg Club 2 3 4 Southernalres 2 3 Southern Spotllght 2 3 4 Team 3 4 Golf Team 4 Boys Cooklng Club 3 Varslty Club 4 Soleh1an 4 Homeroom Presxdent l Homeroom Secretary 2 Class Pres1dentl3 4 EMILY C BISCHOFF Leader sClub l Gym Club 1 2 Student Cotmcxl l Band 2 3 4 Correspondmg Secretary l Hockey Team l 2 3 Orchestra 1 3 Dance Band l 2 4 Tenms Team 2 Southern Spotl1ght 3 Sen1or Chorus 3 Typmg Club 3 Cheaper By the Dozen Tlme Out for Gtnger' 4 Solehlan 4 Homeroom Secretary Homeroom V1ce Presldent 2 County Band 2 3 4 CAROL L BLEAM Junxol Chorus l Typxng Club 2 F T A 3 4 F N A 4 CATHERINE R BRETZ Gym Club l Cheerlead1ng Club l Nature Club 2 Llbrary Club3 Busmess Serv1ce Club Secretary 4 Homeroom Trea surer 2 Home room Presxdent 3 Southern Spotl1ght2 3 DAWNE A CASSELLE Tenn1sClubl F T A l 2 4 V1ce Presldent 3 Semor Chorus 2 Debatmg Team 3 4 F N A Presldent 4 NANCY R COPE Mayorette Club2 Bus1nessClub2 Y Teens 3 Semor Chorus 4 Gxrls Basketball 3 4 BARBARA J CRESSMAN Mayorette Club l Llbrary Club 3 Archery Club 4 BRENDA L CUMMINGS Majorette Club l Paxnt and Sketch Club l F N A 2 3 4 136 GARY M CUNNINGHAM Chess Clubl Gym Clubl 2 J V Basketball Team l Varslty Club 3 Secretary 4 Varstty Basketball 3 4 Baseball Team 3 4 Soccer Team4 Homeroom Pres1dent2 Homeroom V1ce Presldent 3 4 MARSHALL G DECKER Rxfle Club l Chess Club 1 Swlmmlng Club 2 Boys Cookmg Club 3 Golf Club3 VRFSIIQ C1ub3 4 Cheaper By the Dozen' 3 T1me Out for Gmger 4 Football Team 12 Swxmmlng Team l 2 Tenms Team l 2 ELLEN L DERSE Magorette Clubl Pam! and Sketch Club 1 Orchestra 2 Band 2 3 4 Y Teens 3 Semor Chorus 4 Make up Crew 4 Rtfle Team 4 SANDRA L DEUTSCH Majorette Clubl Nurses Club 2 Tenms Team 2 Nature Club 2 Y Teens 3 4 GWYNNE A DIGIACINTO Student Counc1ll2 F T A Secretary 12 Y Teens 3 4 Southern Spotllght 3 Manager's Club 4 Basketball Manag er 4 CHARLES W DILLEY Chess Clubl 2 Tenn1sClub2 Student Counc1l 3 V1ce Presl dent 4 Archery Club 3 Solehlan Co ed 4 Homeroom Pre sxdent 2 JOAN E DUH Honor Soc1etyl 2 3 4 F T A 3 Pres1dent 4 Cheaper By the Dozen 3 Tlme Out for Gmger' 4 JOAN A EGBERT Jun1orChorusl Sen1or Chorus 2 3 4 Typxng Club 2 F T A 3 Treasurer 4 F NA 4 DELORESJ EMRICH L1braryClubl 2 3 Jumor Chorus 1 Nature Club2 Busmess Servxce Club V1ce Pres1dent4 CAROL A ERDMAN Band l 2 3 4 Nurses Club 2 Treasurer 3 Tenn1s Team Hockey 3 4 DENNIS P ERDMAN Model Bulldlng Clubl Chess Club l AVIHIIOD Club 2 3 Band 2 3 4 Homeroom Treasurer l GAIL L FEGLEY Cheerleadmg Club l Southern Spotlxght Adverusmg Manager l 2 3 Busmess Manager 3 4 Treasurer 3 4 Rtfle Team 4 Homeroom Treasurerl 3 4 Presldent 2 Class Treasurer 2 3 4 Txme Out for Gxnger 4 HELEN L FRANKENFIELD Nurses Club l 2 3 4 JOHN P FREDERICK Photo Club l 2 Boy s Cookmg Club 3 Aw 1at1on Club 2 Stage Craft 4 Homeroom Treasurer 3 ...Z .. 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