Tulpehocken High School - Yearbook (Bernville, PA)

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First Row: Evelyn Oswald, Virginia Reed. Nancy Speicher, Belly Burkliarl. Miriam Boll ., Barry S|M-ichcr, Judith Ber- tram. Mary Lou HolTcrt. Shelve Benzol. Second Row: Mr. Brown. .Melinda While, Jane Wilhelm. Audrey Bohn. Joanne McQuate. Joy Tobias, Rebecca Moore, Mary Spease. Elaine Lengol, Richard Bond. Third Row: Walter Epler. Ned Cehris, Warren Trautman. Ted Shears. Larry I .eon hard. Kent Sleinhauer, Raymond Kantner, David Burkey, Norman Frantz. J. Paul Balt baser. Herman Degler. BETTY BURKHART ............................... President MIRIAM BOLTZ ............................ Vice-President NANCY SPE1CHER ............................... Secretary BARRY SPEICHER ............................... Treasurer Musical memories of the sophomores arc “Young Love”. “Poor Boy”, “Playing For Keeps”, and “Love Is Strange . These thirty-one students, under the leadership of Mr. Brown, were active, in all available clubs. 10 Highlights of the sophomore year have been purchasing red and black class jackets, conducting bake sales, sponsoring the Hallowe’en Dance— “Witches Serenade”—on Friday, November 2, 1956. and holding their Christmas party on Wed- nesday, December 12, 1956. The party was held in the cafeteria: various novelty dances were planned; refreshments were served all evening; and mistletoe was not forgotten. Clockwise: Larry Leonhard. Nancy Sprichrr, Belly Burkhart, Belly Burkhart and Ned Cehris Ned Ccliris, Judith Bertram. 23

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First Row: Patricia Kerner, Joyce Delp. Susan Goldstein. Norman Burkey. Kay Pfautz. Pauline Glosser. Lynda Kulp, Annamae Mount .. Second How: Mr. Sell. Sandra Moyer. Sonja Henne, Yvonne McQuate, Barbara J. Blatt. Pauline Sonon. Arlene I-engcl, Klinor Earhart, Carol Phillips. Lorraine Kramer. Eileen Good. Third Row: Ronald Kirklioff. Evan La- Follelle, Warren Hartman. William Epler. Sherwood Himelherger. (,'arl Laehman. Clayton Lando. 11 NORMAN BIJKKEY ............................. President KAY PFAUTZ ............................ Vice-President SUSAN GOLDSTEIN ............................ Secretary PAULINE GLOSSER ............................ Treasurer JOYCE HELP .................................. Chaplain The eight boys and eighteen girls presented “The Night of January 16th on Thursday, November 29. 1956. This was a new type of stage production, labeled by everyone: “A big success. On December 18. 1956, the Junior class held its annual Christmas party; on February 15, 1957, “Heart's Fantasy — the Valentine dance — was sponsored by the juniors. The class members also conducted bake sales, purchased class rings, and sold bracelets and tie clasps. Top songs are “Blue- berry Hill”, “Green Door”, “Singin- the Blues”, and “Just Walking in the Rain. Susan Goldstein and Norman Burkey in a class meeting. Eileen Good, Elinor Earhart. and Evan LaFollette. 22

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First How: Larry Wagner, Edmund Yost, Barry Sands. Second How: Steward Brodmun. Barbara Stamm, Marlene Rentschler, Ardell Miller, Ruth Kirkhoff, Richard Speieher. Sally Care. Irwin Zerbe. Grace Degler. Larry Kline. Third How: Mr. Klinger. Barbara Ernst. Donna Braitbwaite. Eileen Tobias, Mary Ellen llofTman, Nancy Naflzinger, Arlene Naft- zinger. Shirley Long. Dawn Sweigart. Katbrvn Haag. Pauline Hiatt. Shirley Schaeffer. Fourth How: Leslie Wcidman, Robert Zerbe. Kenneth Mohn. Paul Zerbe, Bruce Good, Larry Miller. Norman Kiebach, Douglas Adam, Gerald Luckenbill. Barry Delp. Lewis Sauer; absent from picture, Betty Reiner. 9 RICHARD SPE1CHER .................................President RUTH KIRKHOFF............................... Vice-President SALLY CARE........................................Secretary IRWIN ZERBE...................................... Treasurer The Freshmen class consists of thirty-four stu- dents. supervised by Mr. Klinger. Special recogni- tion is given to the freshmen for the numerous articles they wrote for the PENN-GUIN. Thursday evening, December 13, 1956, was the first time these students held a class party after school. This Christinas party was termed an ex- cellent event, for only one student was unable to attend. On Friday, March 15, 1957, the class held its first dance: “Wishing Whirl.” The fresh- men have well-begun their musical journey—favor- ite songs are “Love Me”, “Singin’ the Blues”, “Young Love”, and “Don’t Be Cruel”. Mary Ellen Hoffman and Grace Degler. Sally Care, Irwin Zerbe. Richard Speieher, Ruth KirkhofT. 24