Tulpehocken High School - Yearbook (Bernville, PA)

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FAYE FERN TOBIAS “Faye” Music Club 1: Hand 1. 2. 3. 4 treasurer: Chorus I. 2. 3 ,4; Class sec- retary 1. 2. 3. 4; (dainty Hand 2. 3, 4; County Chorus 3. 4: Debate 3. 4; Typing Club 3. 4; Library Club 4: FEXX-CL'IX 4: PENNA XT 4 secretary. aye is a very quiet, l ut active senior. Site is a Minimus commercial student that plans to In- a stenographer. Teachers and students list Faye as most reliable. She is 5' 7 tall and she has brown hair and hazel eyes. This interesting senior en- joys playing the piano, and her favorite expression that echoes through the school is Oh. no! Faye can proudly say that she is one of the seven old timers; and in spite of her many activities. Faye finds time to work in the library during the noon hour. JOANNE FAY WENGERT “Joe” Chorus 1: Majorette I. 2. 3. 4; HEXX-CUIX 1. 4; Sports Booster (dub 2: Music (dub 2; (dieerleading 3; Art (dub 3. 4: Field Hockey I; Soil ball 4: HEXXAXT 4 artist. Joanne has brown hair and blue eyes, and she is 5' 1 tall. Joe. a very quiet girl, can often he seen with Brenda painting or drawing. She has done the art work for half the dividers in this year’s PENNANT. This pleasant girl has a friendly smile, hut mischievous eyes. Joanne has a strong desire to In-come a commercial artist after graduation. Joanne's personality and striking appearance have made her a runner-up in the personality contest as tin- prettiest senior girl. CARL FREDERICK WILHELM “Freddy” Music (dub 1; Class vice-president 1. 2. 3; Hand 1. 2. 3. 4; Chorus 1, 2. 3. treasurer, 4 president; Student Council 2. 3 chaplain 4 treasurer: Haseball 3; Audio-Visual (dub 3. 4 president: Debate 3. 4; HEXX-CUIX 4 co-editor: Soccer 4 scorekeeper: HEX X A XT 4 feature editor. Freddy's rapid speech and quickness in expressing his profound thoughts will he beneficial to him when teaching mathematics and science, lie has constantly displaved extra interest in all his studies. This 6' 2 senior, who has brown hair and brown eyes, was voted the most dependable, the most talented, ami the senior hoy most likely to succeed. In September, Fred plans to study at Pennsylvania State University. PAUL PETER YANOSIK “Four Audio-Visual (dub 3. 4: (.horns 4; HEX X A XT 4. In our junior year, Paul joined us for our final school years. Alphabetically. Paul is last; hut academically. Paul has proved himself to he one of the best students in the academic course. Paul, one of the tallest seniors, is very intelligent. Even though lie has acquired the reputation of being the most serious, he has grasped our way of school life and has gained many friends. Being a bass, Paul enjoys singing in the Senior Chorus. After graduation he plans to become a draftsman. 19

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NANCY JEANETTE PHILLIPS “Nancy'' Music Club 1: Typing Club 3. 4: PENN-GUIN 4: Chorus 4; PENNANT 4. Nancy is a most energetic senior; she always has a contagious giggle in all her commercial classes. She is 5' 3 tall; she enjoys all music; and this hrown- haired, brown-eyed senior has a habit of improvising many dances. Nancy intends to go to business school in order to become a secretary. This senior has been heard to say. “What?” whenever asked a question or engrossed in conversation. Nancy can usually lie seen with Mary Jane and Barbara studying her favorite subject, shorthand. DONALD LEE SPAY I) “Spady Audio-Visual Club I, secretary 2; Baseball I. 2. 3. 4; Chorus. I. 2. 3. 4; Soccer I. 2, 3, 4; Debate 3. 4; Hand. 3, 4; E.E.A. 3. 4 sentinel: PENNANT 4. Spady, an industrious future farmer, is always willing to assist anyone in any kind of work. This active senior, who is 5' li tall, has brown eyes ami brown hair. Spady enjoys listening to ‘‘Singing the Blues’ and everyone can hear him exclaim. “I’ll be darned.” whenever he has to cope with a difficult agriculture problem. Don- ald is one of the old timers that will remember his years at Pcnn-Bernville. Students will remember Spady for his excellent participation in soccer. ELMER MATHIAS SWARTZ “Elmer” Baseball 1. 4; Chorus I. 2. 3. 4; Band 1. 2. 3, 4; Music (dub I. 3; Soccer 1, 4; County Chorus 4; Audio-Visual Club 4. chaplain: De- bate 4; PENN-Cl)IN 4. sports editor: PENNANT 4. photographer. Whenever there is a photograph to be taken, call on Elmer. This pleasant senior with a friendly smile is always eager to assist any teacher or student. In spite of his after school work. Elmer has found time to work many evenings on the PEN- NANT. This 5' 7 blue-eyed senior can be seen with several of his friends, especially Fred. Elmer spends much of his spare time collecting records and coins. After gradu- ation Elmer plans a career in the Air Force. DENNIS PAUL SWEIGART ‘Dennis'' Soccer 1; Student Council I; Band I. 2. 3, 4 librarian: Chorus 1. 2. 3, 4 treasurer: Music Club 1. 3. treasurer: PENN-GUIN 1. 4 busi- ness manager: Class treasurer 2. 3; Debate 3, 4; Audio-Visual (dub 4: County Chorus 4; PENNANT 4 co-editor. Dennis, who is usually seen arriving at school at 8:25 a.m.. develops a cheerful atmosphere for his classmates. Dennis is 5' 10 tall: and with Brenda he has edited, rejected, and accepted writings for the yearbook. Everyone can cx|)CCt a job well- done from this blue-eyed senior boy. He was a runner-up as the senior most likely to succeed. Whenever a loud sound booms through the school building. Dennis is practic- ing on his drums. Secretarial work is included in his plans after graduation. IB

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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Brenda Kirkiioff ....................... Paul Martin ............................ Faye Tobias ............................ Joanne Wengert ......................... Forrest Lesiier ........................ ... President V ice-P resident .... Secretary ..... Chaplain ... Treasurer OLD-TIMERS Seated on the school steps are Dennis Sweigart, Brenda Kirk- holT. Faye Tobias, C. Frederick Wilhelm, Joanne Wengert, Cleo Hoffman, and Donald Spayd. 20