Tulpehocken High School - Yearbook (Bernville, PA)

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First Row: Viola Smith. Robert Burkey, Marion Long. Arthur Kissling, Paul IJurkey, Jerry Reed. Harry Sehlappich. Sandra Reiner. Daniel Care, Virginia Ward. Second Row: Mr. Kaiser, Ralph HolTman. Anna Marie I.uckenhill. June Strauss. Irene Lempergel. Jean Carpenter. Lillian Bare, Annabelle Miller. Shirley Keeney. Marie Hoffman. Timothy Fesig. Third Row: David LaFollette, Wayne Moyer. Leslie Kriner, Jay Shears. Richard Hoffman. Galen Luckenbill. Ralph Zcrbe, Fred- erick Render. Harold Kramer, Paul Boyer, Samuel Hoffman; absent from picture, Larry Bashore, Patricia Ney. JERRY REED ...................................... President PAUL BURKEY ................................ Vice-President LARRY BASHORE ................................... Secretary ARTHUR KISSLING ................................. Treasurer SANDRA REINER .................................... Chaplain Mr. Kaiser has directed this class that consists of nineteen hoys and fourteen girls. During the school year the girls worked in the cafeteria: one student played in the school Band: and the class held a combined Hallowe’en party with 7A. On Friday, December 21, 1956, the class held a Christmas party in the homeroom; the party con- sisted of distribution of gifts, a light lunch, and dancing. All the students have adjusted themselves well to the change from elementary courses. Musical favorites include “Don’t Be Cruel”, “Hound Dog”, “Love Me Tender”, “Blueberry Hill”, and “Singin’ the Blues”. Homeroom Christmas Party. Jerry Reed conducts a class meeting. 28

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First How: Ann Bonder. Margaret Ann Hr idler, Lynne Roller, Doris KirkhofT. Lula Broadwater. (Tarl Long. Vicki White. Marilyn Schrack. Second Row: Miss Kicgel, Roger Naft .inger. Kmma Wagner, Grelchen Miller. Renee Snyder, Judith Kline. Judith Luft. Anna Mae Rieser. Kugene Kissling. Third Row: Dale Ilenne. Richard Wilhelm. Joseph Goldstein. Den- nis Speicher. Eugene Bare. Edward Fisher, Harold Fisher. DORIS KIKKHOFF .................................. 'resident LULA BROADWATER ............................ Vice-President LYNNE REBER ..................................... Secretary CARL LONG ....................................... Treasurei To commemorate the birthdays of Lincoln and Washington, this class participated in the P. T. A. Founders’ Day Program by staging a patriotic play. These fourteen girls and ten boys arc under the 7a supervision of Miss Riegcl. The girls of this class are members of the Red Cross Club, also advised by Miss Ricgel. The entire class joined the other students in the school cafeteria for the Christmas party, Fri- day, December 21, 1956. Love Me Tender, “Green Door,” “Young Love,” Gonna Get Along Without You Now,” and Love Me arc the favorite songs of this class. First Row: Judith Luft. Dale Home. Lynne Reher and Doris KirkhofT in class meeting. Second Row: Gretchen Miller. Richard Wilhelm.

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First Row: Sandra Benzol. Rhea Trautman, Evelyn Balt baser, Sandra Messner, Janet Lyon. Sonja Kraatz, Bonnie Luckenhill. Tanya Pyle, Beverly Phillips, Diana Sauer. Second Row: Carol Troutman. Ann Delp. Dolores Wcidman, Kolmrl Hoffman. Nicholas Duclian, Alfred Carpenter, Melvin Spcase. Sandra Spolm, Helen Reber, Joyce Kpler. Third Row: Byron Bixler, Barry Kantner. Kenneth Reiner. Clayton Wagner. Dennis Zerbc. Winston Simmons. Galen Bulles. Robert Smith, Melvin Adam, Roger Stoudl. Eugene Gerhart. ANN DELP ................................... President BEVERLY PHILLIPS ...................... Vice-President BONNIE LUCKENBILI........................... Secretary The sixteen girls and the fifteen boys are under the guidance of Mrs. Hassler. These pupils have engaged in two clubs: the Junior Red Cross and the Variety Club. For St. Patrick’s Day, the class made nut cups and favors for the Junior Red Cross. First Row: Dennis Zerhc, Clayton Wagner. Janet Lyon, Bonnie mckenhill. Ann Delp. Second Row: Tanya Pyle. Carol Trautman. ionja Kraal .. Joyce Kpler. Phe Variety Club Members have had puppetry, art activities, sewing, model making, and woodcarving. The first candid picture displays activities in which the students participated during a study of the solar system. Bonnie Luckenbill has represented the grade in the county hand. 'Phe grade has selected ‘Banana Boat Song” and “Moonlight Gambler as their favorite songs. Class Study Period. 29