Upper Dublin High School - Mundockian Yearbook (Fort Washington, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1956 volume:

Jarbasnqf . Ja J, I7'2.5'cf1n'a ov-ezanfaf, caan 0 '57 ,A ' 4 1-P- a 5 -,.,.., .Yu 4.21 , ,. ,.., -.,- Y 'z 139 'Me 77144 . PRESENTS CURTAIN CALL 1956 Playwriters The MUNDOCKIAN STAFF Technical Advisor R. B. WERT Producers: Sets by B. KALLENBACH R. ECONOMY J, GATTER S. CASE zmmwm mgmwuwgmwfwwfww-nfl-wfvivlwwiz-W-MMwwfmkwww-MMM :ww-Q-M1-MM-f M- -WA ' -AA- - ' f WW--f - W Y 1 P 1 1 1 Q1 1 1 fi! .13 ii ki ,113 15 Je , 1, bf 12 .5 1 QS! 921 Q1 9 X! 5 5, 111 1 2,1 1? '1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 x s To Norman L. Jones, the principal ot Upper Dublin High School, the Mundockian staff of i956 wishes to dedicate its yearbook. We extend our deepest thanks for Mr. Jones' helping hand which is always avail- able whenever it is needed by the school and mem- bers of the student body. Mr. Jones has been at Upper Dublin High since the school was erected in 1950. He has seen it grow from a small iunior high into the beautiful high school it is today. He has always taken a great deal of interest in the growth of school spirit and has been a continuous supporter of our Student Council and other student activities. Again we say thank you to Mr. Jones and proudly dedicate this book to him. T J U 1 . S.- I Our production would not be complete without mention- ing two personalities who have made everything we have accomplished these past years possible. These credits go to our loyal advisors, Mrs. Gehret and Mr. Shearba. As teachers they have been painstaking in our educational development, as advisors they have given us their untiring efforts to make our tasks a success, and as our friends they have shown in- spiring help and encouragement. Their friendly personalities, their constant examples of high ideals for which our school stands, and their faith in us have contributed greatly to our lives at Upper Dublin. We wish them continuing success. THE SENIOR CLASS 2. I salute you, the Class of 1956, at this Commencement upon reaching an important milestone in your life. We are proud of you, the second class to graduate from Upper Dublin. For twelve years you have strived to attain this goal. During this time you have grown in stature, understanding, and accomplishment. We hope, that with your getting of knowledge and understanding, you have also formulated a philosophy of life that will aid you in living happily and usefully. As you go forward from Upper Dublin, may you cherish the idealism, the enthusiasm, and the spirit which you helped to create in our school. Whether in college, in the workshop, in the office or in the home, our fondest hopes go with you. We extend our heartiest congratulations to each one of you. May God's richest blessings thee attend. May your life be a liv- ing benediction wherever you may be. Congratulations and best wishes to you, the Class of 19561. W. W. ESHELMAN Supervising Principal W. W. ESHELMAN Supervising Principal At this eventful time of your life-graduation from High School-it is our earnest hope that you will carry with you the high ideals That you have given Upper Dublin during the past several years. May The lessons that you have learned, the friendships that you have formed, the ex- periences that you have shared go with you to enable you to live a richer, fuller, and happier life. The members of The class of l956, individually and collectively, have given much to Upper Dub- lin. Our school is better because you have been with us. In the years to come, as you pause to reflect on your High School days, you will be proud to have been a vital part of a new school. We extend our heartiest congratulations and Best Wishes to the first Leap Year Class of Upper Dublin. Good luck and God Bless You. Norman L. Jones I I Left to right H Maynard President D Towne Secretary G. Weikel, Treasurer, T. Jenkins, Vice Presi- dent K Abbott A Webb H Marvlll E Manges Sollctor W Eshelman, Supt. Prin. PAULINE B. ANDERSON B.S. IHome Ec.J Mansfield State Teachers College M.Ed. Pennsylvania State University Homemaking' FRANCES M. BASENBERG B.S. Susquehanna University Commercial R X u I I ,mam ' CQW,KMEZ'lAN us olle Social Studies PAN GERALDINE H. BILES B.A. Washington College Core, English WILLIAM C. BINDER B.A. Citadel M.Ed. Temple University KENNETH D. CHILD B.S. Millersville Industrial Arts RITA E. COUSINS B.S. East Strouds- burg Physical Education ANDREW G. CUNNINGHAM B.S. West Chester M.Ed. Temple Health and Physical Ed. PAUL D. DUELFER B.A. Muhlenberg College M.A. Lehigh U r sity Guidance n r BEATRICE ECKLES B.S. Pennsylvania State University Social Studies ROBERT C. FOUST B.S. CMusicj West Chester Music Clk! JEANNE C. FROHNER M JAMES F- HUTCHISON A.B. Ursinus College Core, English EDWARD J. GEBAUER B.S. Pennsylvania State University Biology U,1,,,L.,..- ,,,41,,fA.'qt HELEN GEHRET A.B. Susquehanna Univ. M.A. Bucknell English MARY P. GRAICHEN A.B. Hartwick College M.R.E. Eastern Baptist Seminary French, English Spanish . . - Prxbd- fran' ESTHER S. GOULDING A.B. Hood College B.S. Drexel Library FRANK J. GILRONAN B.S. West Chester. English ill' A- ' MM? B.S. Shippensburg State Teacher's College EVELYN E, HUTTON B.S. Miami Univer- sity Home Ec. ic.-n.K...5. .I-loam MARGARET N. JACKSON B.S. Beaver College Commercial WCW H. MARTIN JONES B.S. Haverford College M.A. University of Pennsylvania Social Studies PAUL M. JONES A.B. Ursinus College Core, Science JOHN E. LEGG B.S. Millersville M.Ed. Texas A8iM Industrial Arts l Y l MARY C. LEVAN A.B. Dickinson College English, Latin EDNA R. MENG A.B. Ursinus College Science, Geography JOAN PAUL B.S. Temple University Health and Physical Ed. JOHN E. SCHWERING B.S. Pennsylvania State University Mathematics THEODORE G. SHEARBA B.A. King's College M.A. Bucknell University Chemistry, Physics MICHAEL B. SISAK B.S. Temple University Social Studies J P. STIPE A. and B.S.E. T ple University A t EDWARD P. TADDEI B.S. CEd.j Temple University Mathematics ROBERT B. WERT A.B. Lebanon Valley College M.S. University of Pennsylvania Mathematics JOSEPH V. ZAVERICH A.B. Elizabethtown Temple Driver Ed., Driver Training, Mathematics f WlLLlAM E. KEIM B.S. Millersville M.S. Lehigh Industrial Arts Dept. Admin. Assistant to H. S. Principal WWW CAFETERIA STAFF Left to right: Mrs Kaufmann, Mrs. Live zey, Mrs. Klotz, Mrs Matz, Mrs. Potts. Mrs. Firman, Mrs Stevenson. The stage crew consists of the many people who work behind the scenes and do not receive their true credit. But we feel our production would have been a failure without their help and cooperation. We give thanks to them for the many things they have done that have contributed to our suc- cess. OFFICE STAFF Left to right: J. Tob in, E. Holderer, S Graham. Nurse MRS. HUGHES BUS DRIVERS J. Bender, S. Brack- enridge, E. Graham L. Field, W. Engle, and D. Roberts. JANITORS E. Roberts, A. Jones, C. Donaf, a n d A. Thomas, Supl. of building. ,V-N f'-.N N xg. W fn fe1iS?4Sii5i:Wi'3,eSSWMaiw,.,fM..w,,,,, , . ,,,. V, I f M 7,, ,L,, If : 2 If The place-Upper Dublin High School. The scene is set, The curtain rises, and there we are! Seventy-seven little wheels, ready to set the world on fire. Act I . . . Our Junior High Days Scene I We were finally getting to see what a new school looked like from The inside. How proud we were, as we announced to anyone who would listen: l'm in High School! We found ourselves getting lost in The shuffle from one class to another, and twenty minutes later, offering feeble excuses to whatever Teacher we hap- pened to have. They were tolerant, for They too were getting lost! The boys, who formerly knew girls as Things that can't run very fast, were discovernig that They were O. K., after all. This new-found fact came in rather handy, about this Time we had our first dance. This really convinced us that we were an indispens- able part of a high school. Scene II Up another notch! We were no longer The lowly group, but Eighth Graders. Best of all, we knew our way around! It was quite a Thrill to direct The new Seventh Grade. We also had our big trip to Harrisburg, and to Hershey Park. The snow storm that year convinced even the most sophisticated eighth grader that she was not above The lowly art of making a snowball. Scene III Were we disappointed to find that we were not big wheels, but iust The Freshman Class in a newly built high school. It didn'T Take us long to overcome any feelings of inferiority that we may have had, because This was The year we went to New York. It was the first time some of us had ever seen another state. The gym was open for our use, and we got our first glimpse of a basketball. We also ventured to produce a play, called Spooks and Spasms. In spite of broken lamps and sick cast members, we made a sizeable profit, which inflated both our treasury and our ego. This year also brought us to the realization of how much fun growing up can be. Act II . . . Our Senior High Days Scene I September brought us back as members of a Senior High. Our ranks were a little depleted, but we were still full of determination. Mr. Starner's departure no doubt caused many broken hearts among the girls, but the rapid succession of social studies teachers diverted our attention. This was the year we launched our first competitive teams, and they made a very commendable showing. For the first time, we were learning The real meaning of school spirit. It was probably some of this spirit which caused us to catch snow fever the day the water pipes froze. About 35 a.w.o.l. victims received a three-day vacation. Needless to say, it wasn't repeated. In May, the Juniors gave their initial Prom. How pretty the girls looked, in their first evening gowns, and the boys, uncomfortable, but fully aware of how handsome they were in their Tuxedos. Scene II Then we were Juniors! Everything seemed to be improving-our teams were showing a marked rise, and our class rings came in January. The next few weeks found us continually staring at them. Our glamorous new rings gave us an idea- why not have a ring dance? Thus was the birth of a tradition. We worked dili- gently on our first Senior Prom. The theme was Rendezvous de Paris, and it found us collecting all sorts of strange things like waxed wine bottles, checkered tablecloths, poodles, and of all things, an Eiffel Tower! Anyway, everything turned out marveilleux which, as any good frenchman knows, means wonderfull Scene Ill This September found us reporting as Seniors. The changes in the faculty caused us to believe that there were as many new teachers as students. For the first time, we were a combined homeroom-with Mrs. Gehret, Mr. Shearba and Mr. Foust as our advisors. We were beginning to bestow a big brother attitude on the lower classmen, a sure sign that we were seniors! As we smile with benign tolerance on the seventh grade, how many of us recall our own seventh grade days? Our first big job was to choose our leaders, who turned out to be Sam Sadtler as our president, Bev Kallenbach as vice president, Joan Sterner as sec- retary, and Sara Case as treasurer. In November, our girls won the nomination as Tri-County League Hockey Champions, and again we felt that surge of pride. November also saw us crowning Sannie Gifford as our Football Queen, and we like to think that she and her court were the nicest possible. December found us planning a Frosty Frolic which netted us some cold cash for our depleted treasury. January saw us really throwing elbow grease into the construction of our yearbook. These major incidents are outstanding in our minds, but we will never forget the little things like the Valentine Barrage showered upon Mr. Bekmezian, or our mad dashes for lunch, or our equally mad dashes when the 2:42 bell rings. Now many of us were exempt from the little pile of yellow over- due slips that traveled every morning from the library to room 4, the Senior Homeroom, and the unspoken requirement to wear kneesocks. It is little things like these that make a school priceless. Our six years in Upper Dublin were an important part of growing up, and we would like to thank everyone who helped us-Dr. Eshelman, Mr. Jones, and all our teachers. They have been our constant counselors, consolers, and companions as we witnessed the growth of our school. When we venture out into the world, we will try to be a credit to them, and thereby justify their faith in us. We sincerely believe that we are students in a wonderful school, so if anyone is in need of a really good school, may we speak from personal experience, and recommend Upper Dublin? lt's the greatest! Lef uref 10 F. r' 1 S Igh 'Sa T. d ' J ner' 'PSTern Vesi e de r' S nf ecre . tar y. ' B . Ka ll enbach I e Pre Side nf 7 S . Ca Se I as xr! o W-e X a+ Kee ax cate a ox 'soo ot ex0Q, awoke QKGSXAGYX 'S XN 0 NX cos e dass Sb a qteak Q eo me 'xo ox! ao 01006 Q0 sog0 we e0 do 'oafj0 xr! Q o as e, xo at Nl 6 0 e e xo 'bed e a soo o 1 X oXo'x o Q sf0xq'0 Q' ox 'ak R 'o ' 6 ' 's o 503025 ooo! X530 ok' . Xx 'cas 'oe 0 X 5 0 e'0 Q06 ooooikooxxq xxix a fi qiooo o'Q ofifixoeie-. A 'G 0 '00 ' Rf, Jxoe, oxeooeok, Bono SX fx 4 5 c, X 4, 606 'Rieasoiei Sava Caee. KNOB dass 'xs 'xooeeo Koikooake 'xo '0 e'0 6 wo eo50 oooewxaooxoq, and 'oevpkox - sow as Wie. 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Even mechanics blow up lil? yi Knee socks . . . artistically inclined . . . from ghosts 7 k fT' JANIS BLACKBURN Academic Jan Busy bee . . . collegiate dresser , . . snappy strutter. Hockey 10, 11, 125 Baseball 11, 125 Sub Deb Club 117 Twirling Club 12p Chorus 11, 127 Student Council 125 Maiorette 125 Prom Committee 11. MARY ANN BOLENIUS Academic Mary Ann Cute . . . peppy . . . crazy driver. Hockey 10, 125 Basketball 10, 127 Tri-Hi-Y 105 Library Club 117 Public Speaking and Debating Club 12g Chorus 10, 11, 127 FTA 12, Secretary 127 Cheerleading 12. WILLIAM A. BURNETT Academic Burnettie Cool, calm, and collective . . . team co-ordinator . . . swell guy. Football 10, 11, 127 Basketball 11, 127 Baseball 10, 11, 125 Varsity Club 10, 11, 125 Band 10, 11, 127 Yearbook Sales Editor 125 Student Council 12, President 125 Magazine Campaign Chairman 12. uggy- I f Ag l MARIAN M. BURTON?-f' , I 5 It Commercial ll '- M8f'dl1l' Speedy 1YPist . . . quiet .,yf'nice. J , l M Hockeynl9?Q,2tball, 167 12-asytball 107 Kearbook 127 Game Glu U7 Band 1., , ' W 1' 7' K , fijpcfv 3714! I' ' V ' 1, ' , 1 -7 4 N gxwifx Lff? X U ffffl f ,Y H! A' I 'z X 4 Wilffljl WU lf . iikgfw MMD. W lbrilifwfu JOSEPH S. BUTTERWICK Industrial Arts Joe' Excitable . . . future farmer . . . active 4-H member KTransfer from Souderton High.b A, ea M' w ew , f is . 1 I P Q 5 1 .gi V rv. 5 JJ i V 'Jr . rl ,. L , 1, A J ,. vw I 4- kv J I Q. O x ' la 'W me' av Lt' 'H Av 3 M lv .1 V ,L SARA M. CASE Commercial r Casey ,,.., Good athlete . . . always on the go . . . everyone's pal. Hockey 10, 11, 12, Co-Captain 127 Basketball 10, 11, 127 Softball 10, 11, 127 Class Secretary 107 Class Treasurer 11, 127 Swimming Manager 107 Tri-Hi-Y 10, President 107 Dancing Club llj Yearbook, Managing Editor 122 Marching Band 127 News- paper 11, 127 Sports Editor 127 Chorus 10, 11, 12. li L 6,1901 M,,s,lS+-vie' 5 .ol industrial Arts Happy go lucky . . . hot rodder . . . some walk. Rifle Club 10, 11, 12, President 10, Vice President 11. BERY1. A. Esslvl N Academic . Bea Versatile . . . capa . . attrat e . . - opular y4,J1- Gwi- Matti 511-1 M ChristyG DAVID Co'r'roM Industrial Arts Big Dave Golf expert . . . good natured . . . diligent. Football Manager 105 Baseball Manager 105 Game Club 105 Arts and Crafts 115 Boys' Cooking Club 12. Hocke yo, 11, 1 5 cpzbileadidlzb, tofu, Captain 125 Dramatic ub 10- b Deb lub 115 Chorus 10, 125 Play 10, mi ' 1 lb tt t , M MJ' ' ' V YA! ' jltll 7 I ' J r 1 il A ' ff 1 ALAN E. ELTON Academic Sports' lover . . . Football 1O, 11, 12, Basketball 10, 11, 12, Baseball 12, Varsity Club 10, 11, 12, Band 12, Yearbook, Sports Editor 12, Student Council 10 HMV I Vg ,Dm Mlfff F7 ERNEST S. Enoovves Fine Arts Steve Dependable . . . smile for the birdie . . . dentine kid Photo Club 11, 12, President, Band 12, Chorus 10, 12 Yearbook Photographer 125 Newspaper Photographer 12. ,MII f IIAIII class clown , . . happy go lucky. vjfif DIANE M. ENGLE Acade ' Diane ig t at hdt ute . . . UD's Rembrandt . . . Annie, get Y svn gll ' B eb O, 11, Basketball Manager 10, Rifle Club 10, WT 1, 2, chorus 10, 11, 12, Band 1o, 11, 12. vw'j,iw l,9r 1 l 5 , 4 . 1.,. MARY M. EVE LAND Commercial Mary Jazz fan . . . talkative . . . oh, those words. tary 11, Chorus 10, 11, 12. S i OT1'o C. FAD, JR. Academic Ot't' Good athlete . . . 'full of fun . . . speech maker? Football 10, 11, 12, Co-Captain 12, Basketball 10, 11 12, Baseball 10, 11, 127 Varsity Club 10, 11, 127 Prom Commit- tee 11, Yearbook, Co-Senior Editor 12, Boys' Chorus 10, 11, 12 Jwvbbfi lf 35,9 VA ,fy-r 'I 2 92 M ,, ,lljf i '6 Z L4 ff ,r 1 V. 4 fn I '- 1, QLA-ff! Lf... S ' ' FJ BEVERLY A. Fox Commercial Bev All around athlete . . . flashing eyes . . . witty remarks. Hockey 10, 11, 12, Basketball 10, 11, 12, Softball 10, 11, 12, Swimming Manager 10, Tri-Hi-Y Club 10, Modern Dancing Club 11, Yearbook Typist 12, Chorus 10, 11, 12. Swimming 10, Yearbook Club 12, Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, Secre- f I 7 cy ALICE A. FREUND Academic Alice Cute ways . . . hear those high notes . . . speedy Packard. 1 Hockey 107 Softball 117 Dramatic Club 107 Twirling Club 127 Chorus 10, 11, 127 Sextet 10, 11, 122 Maiorette 12. fy J' ' lf W CHARLES E. FREY Smooth skater . . . voice drop? . . . individualist. Dramatic Club 10, 11, 122 Chorus 10, 11, 127 Band 10 11, 12. DONALD GARRETT Commercial Pluck Large economy size . . . fun to have around . . . everyone's buddy. . Football 107 Baseball 10, Manager 117 Varsity Club 10, 111 Boys' Cooking Club 127 Student Council 11. Academic Bud LAURA M. GASKINS Commercial Some laugh . . . tons of fun . . . well-liked. Hockey 10, 11, 12, Basketball 10, 11, 12, Captain 12, Softball 10, 11, 12, Tri-Hi-Y 10, Dancing 11, Yearbook, Typist 12, Chorus 10, 11, 12. SANDRA GIFFORD RW Academic Ready to lend her aid . . . ice cr am, lce cream ice f cream . . . versatile athlete Laura JULIA B. GATTER Academic Julie Mr. Taddei's right hand . . . industrious . . . no help wanted. , Hockey Manager 12, Basketball Manager 10, 11, Softball 11, 12, Trl-H1-Y 10, Dramatic Club 11, Chorus 10, 11, 12, Yearbook Feature Editor 12. f l . XJ Sannl , ' l Nall ' U 1 Hockey io, 11, 12,'cQ.capfainl 1 - askefbwxo, 11,.12,l. I ball 10 11 Mmmtn 10 lfle Clu 10 Dram nc Soft , , 1251 ' , ar J Club 11, Color Gu ld 10, 11, 5 Chorus 1O,Q , 12fYelarboolk, Senior Editor - ay 10- C ass Jlreasurer 1O.kl 'N 1 l J ll 1 f ' E 4 . :N ,. , 4 , ,X t ' f i . N., Wk . . ' 1 1 My Q JJ J l X 'fm 1 J twill IJ' X ll tll X .AJ I J X J jlft, 'x I U. sr ' '. Ap- X.f 'X l- 1 IJ f .1 -1, 1 s! ,aa vp' xy fl L! ,J x Commercial Look at him blush . . -marvelous dancer . . . handy with a brush. Arts and Crafts 105 Antique Club 11, Chorus 10. 1 ROBERT R. GREENE Commercial Bob Clown . . . Casanova . . . future Mario Lanza. Football 105 Varsity Club 10, 11f Chorus 10. JAMES B. HAYDEN lljirnll M My Ig. PETER J. HUBER Frenchman of UD . . . Dixie Land fan. 11, 125 Chorus 10, Student Council 11, Vice President 11 Play 10, Yearbook, Sales Editor 12. 1 Academic Pete' Football 11, 125 Baseball 10, 11, 12, Varsity Club 10 ofxci l Wi JOHN A. IANERI lndustrial Arts Little John Cool man with a hot Nash . . . talented in shop and art work. Baseball 105 Varsity Club 105 Crafts Club 115 Boys' Cooking Club 12. .4 N-Jr ' h,,a.f ' g VJ,- Q ' C A Lg- . as , T5 JANET E. JAeo V ' I Commercial V , Jeg A TA 5 ds, ' . 2,45-' gif , -,Star zhgmtteryfggfyer a dull moment . . . Oh! that ' my-9' sunt- JA' 6 'j . -sf ,Q :VSA- cv- CDN ,qv ghsketbgll-'ManageLg5dftbhll 10, 11, 125 Swimming M fp' Rr ,Q-iiam-19,.tfa-1-u-Yntoxsu so is Club 115 Twafnng Club 125 1.1-'i ,-,Q , 10, 11,,v 125 fSeog!.gP1O, 11, 125 Drum Majorette 11, , 0,-P R1-r'p'125 student-tEUncal min, .sq wr V,-, ' J ,-iw, I L' ' ,-Q: In-VXX qv' ,-...TI 2 4 L his f' 'Cv-555 0 7.,,, K ' , :ff 'sl 4' . XJLJ'-I :fp-I Lgjg, F gn-'K all 1 1 DAVID M. JoHNsoN Aca mic Dave Hard worker . . . good leader . . . nice guy. Football 10, 11, Manager 125 Varsity Club 10, 115 Chorus 10, 115 President of Class 11, Vice President 105 Student Council 10, 125 Yearbook, Business Manager 12. BEVERLY E. KALLENBACH Academic Bev Versatile . . . hard worker . . . the senior class's right hand gal. Hockey 10, 11, 12, Basketball 10, 11, 127 Softball 10, 11, 127 Tri-Hi-Y 105 Dramatic Club 111 Chorus 10, 11, 127 Sextet 10, 11, 125 Yearbook, Editor-in-Chief 125 President of Class 10, Vice President of Class 125 Student Council 11. Academic Edie EDITH Ki-:RUM Oh! that giggle . . . seen, but not heard . . . cookie crumb, gbtfxlkbxg, Q,pLlbgj?y-,X , Qebating Club 127 f ,Chorus 10 'IFS' ' V -Ck N, ,f gf! Vg'-.yy Q5 A K ,X .0 QQJQFJV :I 55:21 egy- -1,,,.i79,r5r3o+,p t-Q5 Ajit 931 i P 391 if nfl 2 A Swv tssiicft N' 02' Cs ' . Tig? So Qi, A' law at gf 34 my 1 , KENT A. LOUGHERY Industrial Arts Clark Hillbilly enthusiast . . . out-doorsman . , . wouldn't be without his '35 Ford. Rifle Club 10, 11, '12, Vice President 12. Commercial Cherry know her. 11, 12, Tri-Hi-Y 105 Dancing Club 117 Chorus 10, 11, 12, Sextet 10, 11, 12, FTA, Vice President 125 Yearbook, Sports Editor 12: Newspaper 11, 12, Sports Editor 12, Class Secretary 11, Student Council 11. I J,1!xJ1j I X, ' V' 3,-fl K W Y ' I J' 'fl' jr! XIX V1 1' VV f if f I,-Jak ' 949 fax 7 'I u 1 f j V , Q1 ffpfbk ,fWwf' fy-f 'f'k,r fl A V ,ll ,+19f,,3 JW 'V JW' yi ,H-Ziff! f, ,V , k J ,5 MYRI. MICHAEL ff lnclustrial Arts Skip lover. JOAN MARAsciu1.o Bursting with energy . . . enjoys all sports . . . Oh! l Hockey 10, 11, 125 Basketball 10, 11, 12, Baseball 10, of o YT' EDWIN T. MATTHAIS Academic Jeb' Boots and Saddles . . . always ready with a song , . big tackle. Football 11, 12, Dramatic Club 10, President 10, Boys Sextet 12, Play 10, Newspaper 10, Sports Editor 10. Outdoor man . . . model A enthusiast . . . ice skating Typing Club 107 Rifle Club 11, 12. Vigfbffff ' j Qfywfpyd- If'5'L ' 52-211 if 1. f A I fciccmc . , -I 'fecal-g, E. ELAINE MYERS Academic Elaine' Pretty . . . Miss Emily Post . . . song bird. Hockey 10, 11, 12, Basketball 10, 11, 12, Softball 10 11, 12, Yearbook, Activities Editor 12, FTA 11, 12, President 12 SANDRA A. OBERHOLTZER Academic Sandy Webster's apprentice . . . quiet and reserved . . . flair for German. Chorus 12, Debating and Public Speaking 12. fTransfer from Abington Senior High.J ELAINE E. OVER:-iol.'rzER Commercial Ozzie Intelligence plus . . . always seen with L. P. . . . angel with horns. Basketball 10, Softball 10, 11, 12, Tri-Hi-Y 10, Secretary 10, Dancing Club 11, Prom Committee 11, Yearbook, Typing Editor 12, Student Council 12, Chorus 10, 11, 12. 1 1 11, 12, Dramatic Club '10, 11, Chorus 10, 11, 12, Sextet 10, XIX bww! ,lf ba 1, i I .f -,ff 'K' it 4 7 i If 1 ' 1 3 ff! , 1 My l rl A 1 . f ff gf uf f, IQ' ff ,pil in 0 M ln. Vjrv I, , I, VU M . ' x 1 1' ll LORETTA J. PHIPPS Academic Loretta Fi Arts 1 , l '?Libe ce, th man of anvas Zjknit e pearl two, drop three. Y arbook Art d't rg Senior Dramatics 105 FTA 11, 125 ill it llllslfl if ill l The devil is a woman . , . always ready with a trick . . . real bug with the iitters. Baseball 115 Tri-Hi-Y 105 Modern Dancing 115 Chorus 10, 11, 125 Yearbook, Copy Editor 125 Prom Committee 11. ,,Ann,, her dreams . . . swish across the 1 rQxj ANN L. PISZEK RONALD J. Pmivlus Commercial Ronnie Flirt . . . No. 1 bookkeeper . . . Ipana smile. International Correspondence Club 117 Student Council 11, 127 Prom Committee 11. MARTIN J. PULLI Commercial Marty Loves unusual words . . . shy but nice . . . future writer . . . good office worker. Baseball 107 Dramatic Club 115 Robe 105 Prom Com- mittee 11. PATRICIA J, REBER Academic 'Pat Enioys singing . . , our traveling gal . . . likes Army men Chorus 125 Yearbook 127 lTransfer from Anne Arundell DONALD L. ROBINS Academic Pretzel All Tri-County Don . . . easily set afire . . . knows his curves. Football 10, 11, 125 Basketball 10, 11, 127 Baseball 10, 11, 125 Varsity Club 10, 11, 125 Boys' Brass Choir 121 Boys' Sextet 11, 125 Concert Band 10, 11, 12f Class Vice President 11. 1 n -I D 12. HF Cvllub 0 mlb . ti lit lwlfffiwaw 5 Ariel 5 Wlftiihifgi MICHAEL W. ROTELLE Commercial Mike Cool dresser . . . small, but mighty . . . sharp car. Varsity Club 105 Craft Club 11. KH ii SAMUEL B. SADTLER Academic Sam Mad chemist . , . tall, dark, and handsome . . . always smiling. Football 10, 125 Basketball 10, 115 Rifle Club 105 Varsity Class Pr dent 12. Clu , 125 C s 105 Prom Committee 115 Yearbook 125 if 9:4 X ek N 'rs PETER C. SATTERTHWAITE Academic Pete Mister motor trend . . . Arthur Murray, Jr. . . . gets the last laugh out of every ioke. Football 10, 11, 125 Baseball 10, 11, 125 Varsity Club 10, 11, 125 Chorus 10, 115 Prom Committee 11. j If 9 - yr V, A. lx -11,7 q 4 , f -1 I , ff, ,, - , - - zu, f ,, , I , - -1 1, x - eff' 1 ' ' I J V ' ' ., .f S. 'Il 4 fl .f x - X .S X -- 'Q'A ' 1 1 i.5,.s,,.?.. A J - 1- .,, K 4 EUZABETH A. SCHEERBAUM Commercial Bets Quite the driver . . . loads of fun . . . cool cat with a bl streak. ' I ockey 10, 125 Dramatic Club 105 Softball 125 Dancing 11- horus 10, 11, 127 Cheerleading 10, 11, 125 Maiorette M11 Prom Committee 11. Commercial Jeanne A real kat . . . seen in Augie's car . . . always on time? Library Club, Treasurer 10, Vice President 115 News- paper 105 Yearbook, Typist 127 Chorus 11. f JEAN L. SCHROPE td ' I WT ft , ef' .1 V WILLIAM N. SCHROPE Industrial Arts Bill' Hof '36 Ford . . . vows that he will never marry . . New Jersey??? u RICHARD M. SNIITI-I Academic Musically inclined . . . out of frying pan into the fire . . . Penn Charter's gift to UD. Boys' Sextet 11, 125 Band 10, 11, 125 FTA 11, 125 Prom Committee 11. W! I .Io IE C. SMITH ndly ewcomer . . . are you going skating. Public Speaking and Debating Club 125 Chorus 125 ansfer from Westwood Senior Highl. Ac ic Marge 4. 7 Smytl'Ie JOAN B. STERNER Commercial Joan Good things come in small packages . . . look at my mark . . . petite and pretty. Hockey Manager 105 Baseball 10g Student Council 105 Dramatics Club 10, 115 Chorus 10, 11, 12. l1,125Sextet10,11,12. . . fig. . -1, ,' 1 'I ' 1x2 eb- ',pu'v,xl!A Y , 1 . Kali Wd at-4 .4594 K' I ' if WJ Mug.. D buf W A ,715 A 'V l, ..g' vt9O DIANE T. STEVENS Academic Diane Miss Posture . . . loves a good laugh . . . artistically inclined. Basketball 105 Swimming 105 Softball 105 Twirling Club 125 Maiorette 125 Tri-Hi-Y 105 Modern Dancing 115 Chorus 10, I G'-Y C vs. ,zs -t AV VCV. vnu , .5 EVELYN M. WEIKERT Commercial Evelyn' 'True blond . . . quiet . . . efficient secretary. Basketball 105 Softball 105 Library Club 10, 115 Yearbook Typist 12. Lac-AJ 'c '- ' ' s WALTER E. W11.1.1Aiv1s Academic Walt Sliding trombone king . . , French intellect??? . . quiet, but nice. Rifle Club 125 Band 10, 11, 125 Varsity Club 10, 11, 12. ew img U ,V V, W 1. R 1 1--. W B. K. Winner, Ott, Sc nch, J l-Y B. Freund, ylor, J Ta Curtis, J. G. s, S. Robinson, B. William Basenberg, D. ght: Mrs. t row, left to ri Firs Banes, B. J. TCW! ert. Fourth Arnold, H. Eitelgeorge, Mr. W son, C. Robert resident, rclay, P Ba rs, D. is, E. Somme Naylor, A. Langiese, M. Lew nnings, F. Cairo, S. Sadtler, T. Ferris, L. Je Ier, W. Mil olfe, G. tts R. W Po fy C. GFI ce Presid Vi reasurerp B. Merton, Secretary, C. Harris, ght, T J Wri bott, M. Ab Broom, N. J. W2 O l' fth r. Fi nge J Otti E. Michael, M099, L. Wilson. Second McHenry, S. Wentz, M. Rubins, M. Taylor, S. Nogar, Miller, Kelly, M. nobia, W. Ze air, J. Strauss, R. Mobley, L. Bates, J. Bl Wiley, M. Schaftroth, A. Eveland, H. Tyson, D. Hare, w: B. Hare, J. l'O J. Gradin. Linden, C. Mariotz, R. Sowden, R. burger, J. Minehart, C. Gordon, H6 an, A. Li aym C. Drake, A. Schuch, E. H w: J Mallozzi, D. Van Atta, I'O hird is, S. Henderson, T B. Rischell, A. Lew 4-1 il! Ll-I M II. ll? ner, M. an ick. Fourth row: M. Anderson, W. Ulley, R. Field, D. W dw Cha Stevens, K. Dinkins, Schuch, J. right: R. Fritz, J O ow, left t l' First Johnson, C. Phillips, C. Myles, G. Rivers, J. auley, R. Russel, BC sak, R. M n, Si Pulle 'lg A. SN nes, M. Stevenson, B. Beidman, Presid a. Phauaps, c. Rm Schmidt. R. F, Bowles, B. Coakley, Morvay, phy, C. UI' Wolfe, G. M r, B. Ottinge Treasurer, J asvan Sutton, Secretary, M. M tp P. En Vice Presid J. Bimson, J. Semet, . Fluck, C. h row: D. Staebler, R. Schatf, J ft W: Fl FO son. Second Sindle, G. Short, P. Lynch, C. Sheppard, A. Parkin C. orthens, neri, C. W Fayer, R. la s, M. Matthew D. xord, mmer, B. A So oore, kens, L. M Lu Kruase, J nelson, J Vir Gilronan, Advisor, B. Mr. w: W, Kline, J O h r X1 uigley. Si bein, W. Q '19 ith, D. Patton, G. La m R.S er, G. Wheeler, G. Self, M. Scheer- W . Tratt, M. D'Elia, C. E Hale, J mer, J. Killaly, ith, W. Allen, F. King, G. Selhei Sm bie, R. Zo er, W. BY M Bastow, L. Hablett, L. Pittaluga, ueller, S. Bahm baum, J Reller, N. Liger- Jones, G. Sterner, R. Amey, D. B. Shuttleworth, G. Gessner, H. Fisher, lschinger, C. Sparango, C. Third row: D. Hutton, Advisor. Mrs. berts, Ro n, F. SO en lev tz, M. S En ,T.W an m Harner. G. Bean, S. Bean, P. Fox, F. Gillespi, rcl, P. Read, D. B oodw J W ch, L. Savacool, D. Ko Reis, S, ols, C. ch Gaumer, B. Wentz, K. Ni A. ll-I M I- Rodgers, C. ll, Ha r, E. rchle verty, A. Bi La Comly, J. rth row: R. U Fo eikel, C. Shaw, ddei, S. Hallowell, S. W Ta Mr to right ft rst row, le Fi sted, fm ood, A. A ett, G. W ck Herder, S. Lo ardlaw, C. W der, l. Her L. an, Treasurer, P. Endicott, fm gona, S. Norvig, J. Rickard, S. Fi Ea L. Tucker, J. ner, '39 hrbach, P. Maynard, C. W Le yers, M. hitmire, L. M A.W esident, E. Roosevelt, I' mith Vice P JS binson, Secretary, Ro R. President, Cottom, R. Lineburger, rath, C. w: P. Voll F0 tth .Fi Scott .I. air, N. Bl Qle, En Henderson, C. J son, P. Prinz, hofield, C. Amberg, C. John Sc S. Dardzinski, obs, S. Gleaner, E. rn, R. Layer, R. Jac bu Allen, K. Black C. man, l, B. Rommel, D. Hoff chea Second row: E. Koeblin, B. Mi les. .Bi Mrs Stalker, vne, Pa Hibschman, A. Fad, R. ghery, W. U Lo Stephenson, J. G. nburg, K. Trornmer, P. Eitelgeorge, J. Wiley, R. Ve ourt, J. La cC A.M sted, R. Ewing, fm s,F.A ken Din Stark, J J, h row: 1 X r. Si Fle Bl' W r, K. nge stello, N. Briete zey, B. Weikel, B. Eckardt, S. Ashmore, C. Co V6 Li Schneider, nwite, R. Z6 vis, D. Rei Da der, N. Harry, R. Yo J Hummel, J e, R. V9 Eitelgeo J. YOWZ Third Ferris. n, D. Johnso s, P. nning Je R. ska, Lu Dudnyk, J. kins, E. EE J M J Gaskens, R. Coleman, T. Douglas, V. Nitterauer, G. R. Webb, E. Goulding, Brumbaugh, T. Eveland, R. King, B. Haigh. E. Hau- J Selheimer, son, bold, J. Robert Sa horne, S. T W ing, B. Ha DTI La Umsted. C. Frank, A. Wolfersberger, L. beck, B. Pritch, C. Wilson, EIGHTH GRADE First row, left to right: P. Illingsworth, J. Gradin, K. Birchler, S. Hummel, J. Jenkins, P. Tucker, L. Rutherford, J. Arnold S. Edwards, V. Lange, C. Shuman, C. Aubel, E. Guilfoyle, K. Hablett, L. Jester. Second row: J. Bach, P. Tambourine, B. Erhardt N. Arne, E. Smith, B. King, S. Sisak, L. Boone, F. Manvil, J, Stuart, F. Worster, M. Dinkins, A. Green, T. Armstead. Third row: S Camburn, J. Bumm, F. Fluck, B. Sindle, D. Stroup, B. Lewis, D. Cassel, G. Hooper, R. Hawthorne, D. Seibold, L. Bothe, T. Wil son, G. Holmes, E. Hall, M. Armstead. Fourth row: J. Koch, T. Eustace, D. Garretson, B. Lorenzo, B. Cressman, L. George, T Wilson, B. Parkinson, W. Smith, B. Allen, C. Barnes, C. Reed, W. Dunbar. Fifth row: J. Pollard, E. Wood, P. Arnold, H. Dyson D. Emery, D. Roberts, B. Hosfeld, B. Hale, D. Fekete, B. Guggenheim, K. Burghardt, J. Ricketts, J. Nichols, R. Wolf. First row, left to right: A. Ottinger, M. Schade, J. Hoffmeister, A. Zenobio, R. Rose, J. Painter, G. Murphy, L. Hooper, J. Killaly, C. Matz, C. Ott, T. Vansant, E. Newman, C. Heard. Second row: E. Hare, J. Eitelgeorge, N. Schrope, A, Drake, J. Coble, M. Pinkett, C. Rogers, M. Feldi, V. Broom, C. Hoffner, B. Bolenius, V. Bartlett, J. Otto. Third row: M. Minehart, M. Tambourino, B. Mallozzi, H. Steinmetz, C. Gaskin, J, Coombs, P. Herder, D. Trow, B. Elliot, P. Zollo, R. Bates, R. Jones. Fourth row: S. Floyd, J, Johnston, J. Jacobsen, E. Stinson, W. Wylie, J. Magyar, S. Roberts, V. Curll, B. McAfee, W. Hoopes, E Piszak, P. Drake. Fifth row: G. Wentz, B. Short, B. Reller, D. Urbach, C. Bahmuller, S. Coles, B. Richardson, B. Brown, J. Rogers B. Nash, C. Virnelson. I 1 SEVENTH GRADE First row, left to right: L. Cottom, M. Bub, A, Clousson, F. St. Clair, C. Mozee, B. Shengrnan, D. Hare, H. Zaboroski, F. Widdis, N.. Judd J. Klotz, M. Scott. Second row: J. Stabler, S. Grahm, V. Smith, M. Ferris, D. Evans, P. Magyer, C. Beck, S. Hansen, G. Potts, L. Davis, M. McCourt, M. Fairbanks. Third row: W. Heath, N. Quinn, D. Cornell, J. Rines, S. Holmes, B. Leonetti, W. Boyce, D. Bevan, A. Thoenbe, J. Ball. Fourth row: A. Morvay, J. Sutton, T. Comly, C. Erhardt, A. Lindelow, R. Butfert, T. Scott, T. Arnold, R. Rotelle, J. Edmonds, B. Virnelson. Fifth row: T. Jenkins, P. Curry, H. Wilson, R. Buck, J. Strong, R. Fad, E. Edgner, D. Harry, R. Semet, M. Brown, E. Smith, C. Moosbrugger. First row: V. Vincent, J. Rivers, S. Lanning, L. Taylor, J, McCullough, J. Gregory, M. Gordon, M. Finore, B. Ulrich, B. Egner, S. Elliot, M, Funk. Second row: C. Reade, M. Armstead, A. Schilling, P. Lemon, P. Risley, J. Schwartz, L. Huebner, D. Johnson, A. Jenkins. Third row: J. Noris, S. Corey, C, Norman, G. Wilmore, W. Kerm, A. Lewis, T. Mercaldo, S. Rines, R. Gerstnecker, D. Heard, W. Shinner, S, Thomas, K. Webb. Fourth row: B. Hargh, W. Eckhardt, R. Gauah, W. Martin, R. Rishel, J. Anderson, H. Minnick, P. Hearder, D. Ewing, S. Woods, J. Russel, T. Huber. Fifth row: T. Brennen, L. Smith, Arthur Hag- gar, K. Emerg, W. Everett, P. VanHorn, J. Kelly, W. Goulding,A. Blenx. l zefdfddfckwz F. GILRONAN ' 1- f I--M' ,. ,m,mm, , ,m,. J- SCHWERING A ...ff W. BURNETT and O. FAD Co-Captains A. CUNNINGHAM ' 11 Front row, left to right: W. Burnett, Co-captain, C. Arnold, M. Sisak, M. Miller, W. Kelley, F. Cairo, J. Freund, L. Mogg, C. Harris, B. Field, B. Ulley. Second row: Mr. Gilronan, coach, K. Winner, J. Sommer, R. Wolfe, A. Elton, P. Satthenwaite, P. Huber, O. Fad, Co-captain, D. Matthews, C. Worthens, D. Barclay, R. Amey, Mr. Schwering, coach. Third row: Mr. Cunningham, coach, M. Stevenson, Mgry D. Johnson, Mgr., J. Ottinger, G. Curtis, S. Sadtler, J. Johnson, D. Robins, J. Banes, D. Wanner, J. Edwards, R. Berry, R. Smith, N. Abbott, Mgr. DEFENSE-Back row, left to right: D. Barclay, R. Fields, D. OFFENSE-Back row, left TO right: O. Fad, J. Edwards, C- l'l6fI'lS, Robins. Middle row: W. Burnett, P, Satterthwaite, O. Fad. Front row: D. Robins, E. Matthias, J. Freund, W. Burnett, Front row: J. Banes, P. Huber, J. Freund, E. Matthias, A. Elton. L. Mogg, F. Cairo, A. Elton, J. Banes. SENIOR VARSITY Upper Dublin football squad racked up its second winning season as a full fledged senior UD' Opp' high school chalking up five wins, one tie and Councll Rock ' 2 6 O three losses. After a rugged practice session with VVY0mlSSln9 e------- ---- O 28 Springfield we opened the season officially by Lower Moreland .... ..,. l 4 O downing Council Rock, dropped one to Wyomis- Wesi Reading ---- --,,,- 4 5 13 sing and won the next three. We lost to Jenkin- Schwenksvme A,-AA ---- 2 0 13 town in a hair raiser and missed a tie with Jenkintown ---i-- ---- 1 4 20 Conshohocken by a single point. But we came Conshohocken an 12 13 back strong against Collegeville and ended up by standing off Plymouth-Whitemarsh. Collegevllle i ' 3 2 6 The squad gave all they had for Coach Gilronan Plymoullmwlqllemarsh A i i -- l 2 l2 and were always in there trying no matter which JUNIQR VARSITY way things went. Of the twenty-one varsity letter- U.D' Opp. 25.232316zidffiis..i'iJ?g3P:.?.,5.fz.53' eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee eeee i 3 33 Al Elton, Pete Huber, Ed Matthiasl Don Robinsi Plymoulh-Wlflllemarsll ----- ---- J O l9 Sam Sadtler and Pete Satterthwaite. Perklomen Pfep l 9 O Upper Dublin is joining with other schools on Conshohocken 'ii' O 33 plans to form a new league next year and it is hoped that the plans materialize. Two of our good men, Jack Banes and Dave Barclay were named co-captains for next year. Laying Down on the Job? Fad racks up another 6 . Heading fx ' I Off To The Races!!! y Din? Football Mambo ' in JOAN PAUL .vfev11r1z. w:f.'.fef:w', 1 , e f -if-kgf,e,Lg, Q43 H15 w.f1.-- ik ,f,-. , aieaa , f Lower Moreland Palisades .. Lower Moreland 5 Springfield ....,... ., K Sou+l1ern Lehigh Palisades ....,. . . . f C00Pe'SbUf9 ' Jenkinlown . f Ambler Mf 's., . 'naw' miie, 1 ., and ff - Mae, -V, ' -M, :Z?1zVifZ491IV fjasypfff :i74fsggi1'QQ35Sf,es'j4zk5l:awww a,aes11af,,a3g ,w:L' deff xi Lf, :jt65am7zs2s:if1f ima K' af :H yiaisfmf 'sf W 9-fwfr' Q 2.4 .KX Y' , Qwew ,W 4- ,.,Lz,4x-emwsy, A izgpxrwyg-,zvz1fgI:,-4 Q-jp :vvgfg-Yang ff' fVVYi5?'o,?:23',,, .5'5?T,,f o 7555531.75 :Qi-L We A f .e,, .L ,i .W ,, 'Q-ff1.fff:fgrw2wNzzg, 4511 1 ?',7vT'fli4?'i1f! qlfifw ig fyg4SGggmiY:i:'f?-J X -me K if j A , vi if f w il 5-ffqwv:-,fe,,m w1f5gf's,2fl35Vf 4 f' Zfsifaiig ,fig Q- 5' 7 ' ' N' A' ' 2 ww 'T I. ,, Li ,. .L fw--. .f, ul. Coach- B- Kallenbach- J- Rellef a m, qi - I V Cressman, S. Basfow. L. Gasluns. rd- rff:wi.Vf'fv fLFl'if-0i'oa:'f'Hf'i2'5'f''Y-fro Uiffiilff me-www me , . . - A -mfffwixefwfea., F view -f 22:5-as ' -fb LW -A :wi J .. f 1 U.D. Opp ..3 O .,4 l ,.I 0 4.3 2 H2 'O ,.2 0 .A4 I 2 ..2 ..0 4 Woekeq S. GIFFORD and S. CASE Co-Captains l - First row, left to right: M. Taylor, L. Wilson, J. Wright, B. Rischel, C. Reis, M. Bolenius, L. Gaskin, M. Scheerbaum. Second row: K. The l955'l956 Season Was 5 Vert' Successful Dikens, S. Wentz, J. Reller, B. Scheerbaum, S. Koch, B. Virnelson, one this Veal' T07 the Upper Dublin High School J. Blackburn, P. Sutton, B. Fox. Third row: J. Minehart, B. Merton, Girls' Hockey team. The capturing of the Tri- B. Kallenbach, L. savooool, B. cfossmon, s. Gifford, s. Bosfow, County League Hockey Trophy, for an undo- s. case, E. Myers, D. isohsngof, L. Pmologo, c. Gordon, J. Paul, feated season, was presented to the team co- ggagh, captains, Sara Case and Sannie Gifford, at a special assembly in early December. One of the main reasons the girls were so successful, was because of the opportunity they had when they attended the Agnes Irwin Hockey Day Camp, a week before season started. At the camp, the girls learned fundamentals, rules, skms and actual play. This proved to be an asset as the team showed great skill and know-how in the championship game against Lower Moreland. The game was played at Lower Moreland's field, with every girl wanting to play their best and win the championship for their deserving coach, Miss Joan Paul. The score of the winning game was one to nothing. The League competition was composed of three teams, Lower Moreland, Palisades, and Southern Lehigh. Each team was played twice, which made up a six game season. l Another triumph of the Upper Dublin Hockey team, was the game with Springfield at the Upper Dublin field. The score of the game was Springfield two, Upper Dublin three. The coach and girls were really happy about winning this game, because last year Spring- field had scored eight points to Upper Dublin's one. This goes to show how the Car- dinalettes have improved in one season. Kneeling: D. Robins, Captain, P. M. Jones, Coach. Standing: M. Sisak, Mgr., W. Burnett, R. Field, A. Elton, J. Banes, R. Cameron, O. Fad, L. Mogg, M. Magyar, Mgr. Our basketball team has steadily improved under the direction of Mr. Paul M. Jones. Undefeatecl in the first four games, we met Springfield who gave us our first taste of defeat. Since then all other teams were easily beaten, but our bitter rival Jenkintown wiho snapped our winning streaks twice. Ending the season in second place in the Tri-County League, they en- tered the PIAA class B district finals meeting Hat- boro. Mr. Cunningham's J. V. team also had a winning season. Composed mostly of sophomores, they gained much experience that will contribute to future teams. Mr. Cunningham, coach, D. Matthews, G. Miller, J. Johnson, F. Roberts, W. Wolf, H. Barnes, J. Ottinger, W. Wolf, J. Langbien, D. Biecleman, F. Cairo, B. Robertson, D. Paton. STARTING SIX VARSITY SCHEDULE Opposing Team Score Council Rock ............ ....... 2 2 Collegeville-Trappe .,,., ,,,,,,, 2 9 Council Rock ......... Springfield ...,....,...,,., .-.--..2O ...-,-.66 Collegeville-Trappe ,..,,.-,.- ,,...., 4 3 Plymouth-Whifemarsh .-.-,.-37 Schwenksville ,,.,.,,,,,.. ..,.,,. 4 9 Jenkintown ,......... Southern Lehigh ,.... Palisades ,,,,,,,,,,,, .......75 ....-..38 -...,.-48 New Hope .,..,,,...,,,,,, ,,,,,,, 4 0 Schwenksville .......,.. Plymouth-Whiiemarsh Palisades ,,,,,,,,,,s,,,,,,,,,, Jenkintown .,....., Southern Lehigh ,.... Lower Moreland .,.., .,,....48 .,.-...39 .....-.37 .....,.72 ,.-.,,,57 .-,.,,.34 ,N 'Ax I X . xi 5. wr' ll , X Semin ' I Zbaedezfdali As the year comes to a close, the Upper Dublin Senior High basketball team has a lot to show, in the way of victories. The girls have a record of 5 and l, which isn't bad for their second year as a complete high school. They have under their belts in the way of winnings, Palisades, Southern Le- high, and Lower Moreland. One of the outstanding games was the contest with L. Moreland. The girls suffered defeat at the hands of L. Moreland, by los- ing, 42-3l in the first game. Later they re- turned for their second game and the U. D. Cardinalettes, under the fine coaching of Miss Joan Paul, gave L. Moreland a game they will long remember. The score of that thrilling game was U. D. 43, L. M. 33. Lead- ing in the scoring department was S. Case, 23 points, followed by M. Bolenius l3, and S. Koch, 7. The guards also deserve credit for holding down L. Moreland's fast, moving forwards. Opp. U.D. Souderton .... -,------ 5 6 32 ' 41 Palisades ......... -----,-- 15 eo Springfield ..... ...--.-- 2 7 S. Lehigh ...,..... -------- 2 9 36 L. Moreland ...... ..-..... 4 2 31 Palisades .......... -------- l 7 42 L. Moreland ...... ..... . .--33 43 Ambler ........... -..----- 3 7 21 S. Lehigh .... -------- 3 4 40 The seniors leaving the team are: B. Kal- lenbach, E. Myers, S. Case, S. Gifford, Cap- tain L. Gaskins, B. Fox, M. Bolenius, J Marasciulo. First row, left to right: L. Gaskins, captain. Second row: S. Wentz, Mgr., M. Robins, S. Case, J. Marasciulo, S. Koch, B. Fox, M. Bolenius, J. Reller. Third row: Miss Paul, coach: J. Wrighf, P- SUYTOH, V- Field, B- Merton, D. lschinger, L. Savacool, E. Myers, B. Kallenbach, S. Bastow, M. Scheerbaum, S. Gifford, M. Taylor. J First row, left to right: W. Surgner, W. Burnett, P. Satterthwaite. Second row: P. Huber, O. Fad, P. Krause I U.D. Opp. U. Moreland ,,..... O 6 Council Rock ...,, 7 7 Hatfield ..., ,,..., . 5 -4 Council Rock ,,,.. ..,,,, l 2 3 Lansdale Cath. ..., --l2 7 Jenkintown ,,,o ....,, 4 l New Hope ..,, ,.,... 2 8 l North Wales ,,,,. ,,,,,. 8 8 Jenkintown ,,,, .,.., 8 5 New Hope ....... ..... 2 l 3 L. Moreland .... A..v,, l 5 5 L. Moreland ...., ....,,., 9 3 Hatfield ,,,.......... .,,,,, 7 l P. Whitemarsh O O P. Whitemarsh ....., ...... 7 l North Wales ....... l O Hatfield ............. ...... 2 l Conshohocken ..... -13 5 Last year's Baseball squad had a terrific sea- son winning all but the first game. With Paul V. Jones at the helm, after the first game they went undefeated and easily coped with all Tri-County league competition to win the league crown. This year with H. Martin Jones as head coach, the squad could have an equally good season al- though facing much tougher competition. lm- proving every season, the team has become one of the best in the area. First row, left to right: M. Sisak, P. Satterthwaite, L. Mogg, B. Robertson, W. Klotz, A. Harris. Second row: J. Kosty, C. Harris, F. Ottinger, W. Burnett, G. Arnott, W. Surgner. Third row: P. V. Jones, coach, B. Elton, J. Frick, O. Fad, P. Huber, P. Krause, F. Cairo, J. Farmer, J. Scott. 'ivy' 1 ff , Q J- . L ,L - ' ww-. 2' - H ' 'xy ALM A 4 -ww.. ,Y ,f - - w4,.,r: ' N , W, M! 1 fff , ' T, ' .MMV ' 4 ' Qi, L , ' SR? P . it .1 , N- Q ' - .Q P . i f J . wr: - ,f,:L:',. , '1 gm. V. ffm-?'w:y'-. - -ef-:.,. ,A ., gf-fifv..4f-vw,-13-4-,ii-:f34':.,1-? 1, '- ' W f gg fffw zmgg ' ' g sr, f US, V , . 4. p 41'-' 1-uhbffaaf-tf' - 1 --'Pg .-mi, ,, f-J. 1-D fy, f . -' sn- 'Hr' --if 3 F,N.5's'9,H A 'ww fn? L,-4 WK' I I I X, 111 M ' M' hz 1 - Nyf, .mx gfhfff First row, left to right: C, Norman, J. Coombs, R. Reller, J. Smith, P. Herder, G- 5fePl'l9nS0f1 lC6P16inJ, R. Payne Ccaptainb, R. Elliott, E. Dardzinski, A. Fad R. Cottom, W. Hitschman. Second row: Mr. Taddei KCoachJ, J. Magyar, J. Tucker, J. Rogers, J. Gaskin, W .Dunbar, J. Dinkins, W.-McAfee, R. Jacobs, R. Fad, J. Meekins, R. Comly, Mr. Jones lCoachl. Third row: W. Richardson, E. Goulding J. Starks, N. Blair, E. Dudnyk, R. Garretson, P. Drake, D. Urback, T. Brumbaugh R. Hoofes, S. Firman. M. JONES E, TADDEI JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL Elkins Park ..... Springfield .... Ambler ....... G.-Weldon ..... T. Williams .... Jenkintown Hatboro .......... U. Moreland main Wdgd TOO POUND TEAM 741455466 quad 'lOO POUND FOOTBALL TEAM U.D. Opp. --------- l 3 0 - ...,. O O -- 7 2 7 -- 6 2 l ---- l 2 l 3 --- 48 O - 6 1 9 -- 6 7 First row: T. Brennan, S. Coles, S. Rines, J. Rines, G. Wilmore, T. Mercaldo, H. Minnick, P. Herder, F, Arnold, J. Sutton. Second row: J. Bumm, R. Gerstnecker, U.D. Opp. E. Norriton --- ----- 0 6 Hatboro .,.... --- O T3 G.-Weldon .... .-- 0 O Ambler ......... O l4 Z 22 C. Koch, D. Herder, D. Cornell, Mr. Bekmezian. ' 25.3. fy H ,, if ,,-,f U. Q, .,, EBM' 5 . V ,,-- , H xv , .M ,. .Z U i' .. - ' 'tt . , - , 1, F gygg X - .,-, - k.vL.f.Q.j,,eQl . 5159. li ,,,L . A .:,s.'.,351i if . -fr swa. .,,ge1x' 51.1-.'t'.-v.t. .,,.'a f t.. , .,fc'l at .2..w1w' -' wi l-,J api , . M V on A .z Q 9 ffieieil ...W ,tw 4, . , ,..1ff y,fff ,J ,. . if ,-'.ws.vE', .1xm ,, 1, ..f.,,, ,pf . V .. 2... ft...-,,.., .r ,.,f ,J .,,,,,,W.. - at ww - Q. ,r .1 ull - frm.2,3.,t21t.7't'7.-wg M. BEKMEZIAN Front row, left to right: J. Eitlegeorge, J. Klotz, R. Rose, J. Rickard, J. Robertson, A. Ottinger, M. Shade, P. Endicott, L. Eagano, V. Lanning, J. Selheimer, B. Weikel, S. Weikel, N. Breitinger. Second row: Miss Cousins, Coach, S. Schofield, L. Davis, M. Minehart, K. Birchier, S. Hallowell, S. Hansen, G. Holmes, S. Sabold, P. Eitlegeorge, C. Shaw, R. Robinson, J. Stuart, E. Hall. E. Koeblin, C. Engle, Mgr. mzdafz 71696 Wackeq The Upper Dublin Junior High girls' hockey team had a fairly good season this year. They were not as lucky as the Senior High, but next year, their coach, Miss Rita Causin, expects an improved seasonl Some of the girls will have the privilege of attending the Agnes Irwin Hockey Day Camp. With this experience under their belts, the girls might go on to win a trophy and make their coach a happy one. Kneeling: E. Goulding, R. Webb, J. Coombs, P. Johnson. Standing: Mr. Taddei, coach, S. Firman, R. Jacobs, J. Meekins, J. Smith, P. Harder, A. Fad. JUNlOR HIGH SCHEDULE U.D. Opp. North Penn ...... ,...... 3 O 14 E. Norriton ...... ....... 5 2 39 L. Moreland .... .,...,. 3 9 21 Jenkintown ...... ....,., 4 5 39 L. Moreland ,...... ...,,,, 1 2 21 Conshohocken ....... 33 23 Rockledge ........ ....... 3 8 26 Jenkintown ...... ,,...,. 6 2 27 North Penn ............................,..... 43 , 35 Conshohocken .......,....,..,..,....,...... 47 ' 40 Mr. Taddei's varsity had a terrific season, losing only one game. Mr. H. M. Jones' mice had little trouble cop- ing with all competition. ' if ' W 5 65056012 . . Kneeling: B. Goulding, R. Fluck, J. Scott, K. Webb, S. Rines, E. Smith. Standing: J. Bumm, C. Gaskin, B. Wolfe, P. Roberts, B. Fad, M. Brown, B. Gerstnecker, C. Koch, Mr. Jones, coach. First row: J. Lavenburg, P. Tucker, S. Weikel, P. Endicott, L. Hallowell, J. Robertson, J. Gradin. Second row: Miss Cousins, C. Chaw, P, Blumquist, S. Sabold, J. Stewart. Third row: R. Robinson, F. Worester, E. Koeblin, B. Weikel, S. Camburn, R. Rose, B. Roosevelt, J. Marvill, M. Minehart. madaz Qdfafe ' gaeketdcdi The Upper Dublin Junior High Girls' basket- ball team started oft the season with a win over East Norriton. This was a big accomplishment as the varsity was a whole new team as last years' varsity all graduated to Senior High. Even though their win-loss record was not the best, the girls have shown a great improvement and have gain- ed the necessary experience which they lacked in the beginning ot the year. Miss Cousins' girls lost several close games but they played a tine game and will be back fighting twice as hard next year. The team would not have gone as tar it it hadn't been for the fine coaching and leader- ship of Miss Rita Cousins, their coach. MISS COUSINS and P. ENDICOTT Captain First row, left to right: J. Magyar, F. Fluck, W. Mercaldo, D. Cottom, R. Webb, M. Fahr, D. Beideman. Second row: J. Gaskin, D. Paton, A. Fad, J. Dinkins, W. Wolfe, R. Payne, G. Stevenson, Shuttleworth. Third row: P. M. Jones, Coach, R. Russell, B. Ulley, A. Pullen, J. Meekins, R. Jacobs, B. Cameron, C. Umstead, W. Richardson, E. Gebauer, Coach. The Junior High Baseball team gained past season was not a winning one, enough much experience in the past season under good players are left to form a winning P. M. Jones and E. Gebauer. Although the team in the forthcoming season. Standing, felt to right: J. Schwering, coach, C. Semet, D. Ligerman, G. Curtis, K. Winner, D. Christ, K. Comly, L. Ruth, R. Axford, T. Shearba, Coach. Kneeling: R. Schneider, W. Jennings, R. Smith, R. Smith, C. Lineburger, J. Freund, W. Ulley, J. Lafferty, A. Gaumer, G. Murphy. This is the team's first year in existence and they have been improving steadily under the instruction ot their coaches, Mr. Shearba and Mr. Schwering. As mem- bers of the Suburban Phila. interscholastic Rifle Association, they won a close match against Abington, a nearby rival team. Next year we hope they will be one of the powers ot the league. 6408 Fire when ready! Up and coming sharp shooters. 7 .2aeen THE CROWNING J. Sferner, J. Blackburn, B. Cressman, S. Gifford, N. Jones, Principal. THE BALL B. Merton, J. Wright, S. Gifford, O. Fad, B. Cressman, J. Sterner. THE COURT B. Merton, M. Taylor, J. Wright, S. Grifford, B. Cressman J. Blackburn, J. Sferner. .Z B. Weikel, Secretary, A. Gaumer, Treasurer, W. Burnett, President, Mr. Keim, Advisor, D. Barclay, Vice President. Ogaww First row: Mr. Keim, J. Blackburn, D. Barclay, A. Gaurner, B. Weikel, B. Burnett, E. Overholtzer, R. Primus. Second row: D. Johnson, B. Merton, S. Wentz, B. Robertson, W. Wolf, C. Gorclon, D. Stevens, R. Cameron. Third row: G. Stephenson, C. Wagoner, A. Birchler, M. Sclweerbaum, C. Reis, P. Sutton, G. Sterner, W. Amey, M. Anderson. Fourth row: R. Reller, J. Bumm, S. Roberts, J. Stuart, L. Minehart, J Otto, J. Bach, S. Schofeild M. Lehrbach, S. Ashmore. The students of Upper Dublin High School are very proud of their governing body, the Student Council. This year the Student Council was div- ided into a senior section and a iunior section for governmental procedures. The Student Council sponsors numerous func- tions vvithin the school. One of these functions is the canteen dances held after basketball games. The Council also manages the school store where candy and school supplies may be purchased. A third function of the Student Council is the backing of the annual United Fund Drive. In addition, each year the Student Council sponsors the football dance and the crowning of the football queen. In November of 1955, Upper Dublin played host to the Annual Tri-County Con- ference. Canteen Tri-County Conference School Store ' If The Music Department here at Upper Dublin has been quite active this year. Our marching band has been represented in three parades and numerous football games. Our concert band is devoted to the finer types of music. It is featured during our annual music presentations, the Christmas Program, the Spring Music Festival, and Commencement Exercises. Also at these functions we are proud to present our tour choral groups, the iunior and senior choruses, the boys' octet, and the girls' sextet. All music activities are under the very able direction of Mr. Robert C. Foust. ROBERT C. FOUST Front row, left to right: K. Nickels, Flute, P. D'Agostino, Saxophone, G. Sterner, Clarinet, R. Smith, Sousaphone, A. Lewis, Bell Lyre. Second row: R. Stabler, Trumpet, N. Abbott, Trumpet, P. Maynard, E. Flat Horn, R. Cameron, Trumpet, W. Williams, Trombone, K. Blackburn, Drums, W. Burnett, Trombone. JUNIOR CHORUS SENIOR CHORUS ford . CGLOR GUARDS Left to right: S. Koch, A. Gaumer, G. Bender, S. Gif- mw- ,Q My 4 l 1 ,. 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'hm u , . n , Q N , , . f - ., HA., . - .Q Ni.-M T Q, I-,-. --5.',,5.gyf.5,,...mQv.lyL .gr-,Xb ?,Gv..5?.LrMf?wQ,l - - -- ,Q fm nf . A... ,,, ,vw-, ...., , . , , , , f - . - ,ffm 4 , ,Q ,..- ,-fa:-as-1 ,N . :-. ,y- ,g,y,,..., 53, ' 1. qi.. 1, . 'fm ,f . X .-,. Q-.,Y,1,k,M X., , . . , ,MA ., Q A ,M K. Left to right: R. Smith, D. Robins, E. Matihias, D. Wanner, R. Cameron, R. Garreston, C. Baumueller, J Laverty CmissingD. Left to right: A. Freund, J. Blackburn, D. Stevens, D. Williams, F. Bowles, J. Jago, head maiorerte. Left To right: E. Myers, D. Stevens, J. Jago, B. Kallenbach, J. Marasciulo, A. Freund. Front row left to right: B. Merton, Mgr. Editor, M. Taylor, Editor-in-Chief, Mr. P. M. Jones. Second row D Beidemanf N. Bahmuellerp J. Reller, A. Gaumer, B. Virnelson, S. Bastow, S. Case, M. Sisak. When spare time is available, the actors can catch up on the latest news by reading the actors' paper, The Upper Dublin Cardinal. The Cardinal staff spent an active year publishing six issues of the paper. All activities and events of the actors' lives are published in this publication. There is a news section, a feature section, and a sports section to cover the different aspects of activities. The paper strives to include the all-around happenings on stage and off of all those who have a part in this production. The paper has been in ex- istence since the start of the school. Any actor who wishes to be on the staff is welcome to join at the beginning of the year. Front row left to right: G. Self, S. Koch, P. Sutton, M. Scheerbaum. Second row: S. Eddows, D. Paton, G Selhlemer G Sterner. Third row: A. Pullen, J.,Schuck, V. Field, S. Wentz, L. Wilson, R. Shuttleworth. First row, left to right: R. W. Wert. Second row: S. Gifford, L. Gaskins, B. Fox, B. Kallenbach, E Myers, E. Overholtzer, J. Garter, S. Case, J. Marasciulo. Third row: D. Smith, P. Sattenthwaite, 5. Eoldowes D. Johnson, S. Sadtler, D. Robins, A. Elton, O. Fad, P. Huber, W. Burnett. Department Heads Super-Salesman ff , fl First row, left to right: P. Endicott, E. Hare, J. Eitelgeorge, S. Norvick, J. Marvill, L. Reeves. Second row: J. Tratt, J. Jester, J. Eitelgeorge, B. Rommel, D. Hoffman, M. L. Minehart, C. Sheppard. Third row: Mr. Sisak, E. Matthias, S. Sabold, E. Coburn, P. Blumquist, P. Eitelgeorge, V. Lanning, M. Schade, P. Tucker, C. Frey, Mrs. Biles. Future Actors The officers of the Dramatics Club are: President, Dawn Hoff- man, Vice Presiclent, Faith Mar- vill, Secretary, Vicki Lanning, Treasurer, Mary Louise Funk. Act- ing, more than any other art, is something you can learn only by doing. So come on backstage . . . the curtain's going up! NINTH GRADE PLAY First row, left 10 right: L. Eagano, C. Shaw, N, Breitinger, E. Koeblin, R. Robinson. Second row: K. Amburg, R. Paine, R. Jacobs, P. Maynard, A. Facl, L. Myers. ff 2 : If Away we go!!! Poor Henry!!!! Mk J First row, left to right: C. Robinson, E. Minor, D. lschinger, N. Bahmueller, M. Schaffroth, D. Hare, J. Schuch, B. Virnelson. Second row: J. Wiley, D. Evans, H. Tyson, B. Hare, B. Phillips, K. Dinkins, C. Fisher, C. Johnson, S. Floyd, Mrs. Basenberg. Third row: B. King, E. Sommer, M. Lewis, F. McCullough, B. Nay- lor, A. Langianese, L. Hablett, C. Sparango, J. Lavenberg, B. Rishel. The officers of the Tri-Hi- Y Club are as follows, Pres- ident, Nancy Bahmueller, Vice President, Marian Sch- affroth, Secretary, D o r i s lschinger, Treasurer, Dor- othy Hare. The aim of this club is to create, maintain and extend throughout the home, school and com- munity high standards of Christian Character. K First row, left to right: P. Atkinson, E. Hall T. Armstead, A. Green. Second row: A. Whit mire, M. Dinkins, H. Barnes, J. Scott, R. Cug genheim. Third row: I. Wardlow, E. Herdtr L. Herder, P. Herder, C. Reed. Fourth row: J Stevenson, C. Rogers, H. Lattimore, B. Dunbar The officers of the Bible Club are as follows: Pres- ident, Roger Mobley, Sec- retary-Treasurer, Ann Whit- mire. The purpose of this club is to make a study of the Bible. za- 715- 7 First row, left to right: Mrs. LeVan, L. Pir- taluga, M. Scheerbaum, M. A. Bolenius, J Marasciulo, S. Bastow, D. lschinger, E. Meyers Second row: B. L. Merton, D. Engle, S. Hen derson, L. Habblet, N. Bahmueller, L. Wilson ik: Nickels. Third row. L. Ruth, R. smsfh, J Schuch, A. Gaumer, B. Virnelson, D. Wanner. The officers of the F.T.A. Club are as follows: Presi- dent, Elaine Myers, Vice President, Joan Marasciulo, Secretary, Mary Ann Bol- enius, Treasurer, Marilyn Scheerbaum. The aim of the F.T.A. Club is to en- courage worthy and intel- ligent young people to en- .. ter the teaching professionq First row, left to right: G. Self, M. Scheer baum, N. Schrope, Miss Jackson. Standing R. Schmidt, J. Lukens, J. Gift, C. Heath, C Rees, A. Zenobio, L. Pittaluga, J. Hoffmeister E. Guilfoyle, C. Haffner. The officers of the For- eign Correspondence Club are: President, Marilyn Scheerbaum, Vice Presi- dent, Gertrude Self, Sec- retary, N a n c y Schrope, Treasurer, Patricia Reid. The purpose of this club is to encourage the develop- ment of friendships through correspondence with people in foreign lands. 7.7.1-if. MW Left to right: R. Hawthorne, T. Eustace, H. Steinmetz, Mr. Gebauer, R. Lorenzo, WL Wylie, E Stinson, J. Layer, L. Eagono. The boys in the club are learning how to prepare foods that they will enioy malcing at home. If asked what they think of their finished products, they will enthusiastically reply, De- licious and then slyly add, Well, none of us have died yet. Left to right: W. Wolfe, C. Phillips, J. Ianieri D. Garret, G. Rivers, Mrs. Hutton, D. Cottom W. Kline, H. Barnes, J. Fluck, R. Smith, C Worthen, J. Sommer, D. Paton, R. Russel. The aims of the Biology Club are to become ac- quainted with the scientific and systematic study of plants, animals, and men. Front row, left to right: B. A. Scheerbaum, B Cressman, M. A. Bolenius. Second row: B. Wentz, M. D'Elia, J. Wright, C. Gordon, M. Taylor. The purpose ot the Cheerleaders is to promote school spirit, build team spirit, and to add lots of pep and enthusiasm to our games. First row, left to right: W. Burnett, M. Sisak C. Arnold, J. Freund, P. Huber. Second row Mr. Cunningham, F. Cairo, G. Curtis, D. Rob ins, J. Banes, A. Elton, O. Fad, J. Malozzi, L Mogg. The obiect of the Varsity Club is to develop interest and proper attitudes in var- sity sports and activities and to develop better play- ers in the process. Stan of a busy day. Hardworking Seniors Our future secretaries concentrating C?J Mmmm . . . Good! Huh, Don? Service with a smile. It's a pleasure. Way to go Casey! Bomb's Away!!! C'es'r La Vie! Tired !'? w RENDEZ-VO! , Even i 5 1 1 4 pe PARIS n Paris Have some, Bill!! Some Enchanted Evening . QV --N . . . a-H-Qwma,mwwfc-1nz,p..fi:,4,w1u17 M.m,wm.d,.. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Alcorn Mr. and Mrs. George Arnott Millard J. Bekmezian William C. Binder Mr. and Mrs. R. Blackburn Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Brumbaugh Mrs. Emma Bumm Jay Bumm Nancy Lou Bumm Betsy Burnett Bill Burnett Mrs. William A. Burnett Mr. Wliliam A. Burnett Mrs. Bertha Campman Mr. Wesley Campman Mr. George E. Case Mrs. George E. Case Mrs. Thomas J. Coyne, Jr. Mrs. A. G. Cressman Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Cressman Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Dougherty Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Draving Pvt. Edwards U.S.M.C. Anna Marie Fad Mr. George Fad Arthur G. Fad LIST OF PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Otto Fad Richard M. Fad Robert D. Fad Mr. and Mrs. Edw. R. Gatter Mrs. Frederick A. Gehret The Good Looking Seniors Mr. and Mrs. R. I. Gottshall Mr. Charles S. Haigh Mr. and Mrs. James E. Haigh Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Hancock Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Harvey Mr. and Mrs. Albert Heinke Bob Hubsch Mrs. Lavina Jago Mrs. W. H. Jago Mr. W. H. Jago Mr. and Mrs. Fred Judelsohn Mr. Ernest Kallenbach Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Kenyon Mr. and Mrs. John.Killaly Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lineburger Miss Edythe M. Mann Mr. and Mrs. T. Mercaldo Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Meyer Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Myers Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Neely Helen M. Novak John Novak Mary Jo Obert Obie O'Brien From Nicetown Mr. and Mrs. E. Overholtzer Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Potter Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. William Potts and Mrs. A. G. Pullen and Mrs. E. P. Rile Ripley Picture Framing Mrs. Leonard John Stalker Lucy Stalker Snickee Fritz Mr. and Mrs Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr . and Mrs . and Mrs . and Mrs and Mrs . and Mrs .and Mrs Schneider . M. Thrope F. S. Vandergrift . Andrew Wa bescz John Wabescz William A. Weikert Chas. Wiley Sr. Robert Wiley Danny Williams Mr. Paul E. Williams Mrs. Paul E. Williams Walter Williams Don Wilson CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES 'Io Ihe GRADUATING CLASS OF I956 ' of THE UPPER DUBLIN HIGH SCHOOL We wish you success in your con'I'inued search for Icnowledge and undersfanding. A naI'ion is sfrong, happy and produciive as Iong as ifs people are more in+eres'Ied in creafing opporI'uni+y Ihan in seeking securiiy, especially 'Ihe Icind paid for by ofhers. The only enduring economic securiiy is born of characfer and is carved by Ihe individual wifh his own hands and by his own in- genuiiy in creafing opporfuniry for himself and for o'Ihers. AMBLER. PA. FLOURTOWN. PA Member of Federal Deposif Insurance Corporaiion AMBLER NATIONAL BANK ORELAND SUPPLY CO. Oreland, Pa. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE TUrner 7-2077 Hardware-Paini'-Bldg. Maferial Fuel Oil-Coal A - COMPLIMENTS Koen-ILER 8. FRETZ of ,NC oTTo FAD The M5+y-Ngce Bakers Plasfering Confracfor DELICIOUS BAKED GOODS FOR 4I5 Summi+ Avenue EVERY OCCASION Phone 5-4626 Lansdale, Pa. ' FORT WASHINGTON, PA. Ml 6-0845 MECCO COMPLIMENTS or CONSTRUCTION CO. Blue Bell, Pa. WALTER SHAEFF. JR. FUNERAL DIRECTOR I45 Tennis Avenue AMBLER, PA. Mlichell 6-0595 POTTS BROS. Con+racI'ors and Builders .DEVELOPERS OF ELLIGER PARK Ambler, Penna. MI 6-05 I 7 I9 I 7 I 956 RELIABILITY AND SOUNDNESS Serving Our Communi+y Confinuously for 39 Years AMBLER TRUST CO. MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP CompIimen+s of A. SHUTTLE 84 COMPANY, INC. Sewers-Wa'Ier-Drainage LimeIciIn Pike and S I1 R d Com pIImenI's of FORT WASHINGTON INDUSTRIAL PARK Garden Type and Office Sifes usque anna oa Box 3l0 DRESHER, PA. FORT WASHINGTON, PA. Lansdale 6557 HANSELL STUART 81 INSURANCE WEINGARTNER AMBLER, PENNA. Spor+ing Goods 3I0 WEST MAIN ST. LANSDALE. PA I COMPLIMENTS of WENTZ BROS. AMBLER MEN'S WEAR SHOP Ambler, Pa. THEODORE L. GROSS CO. Fancy PouII'ry Fresh KiIIecI-Fresh Frozen-Paris WHOLESALE ONLY Springhouse, Pa. MEN'S SHOP FUR STORAGE NATIONALLY ADVERTISED BRANDS LINDENWOLD TAILORS-CLEANERS D. GIRONDO ar soNs MI 6-277I 230 Lindenwold Avenue AMBLER, PA. Phone MI 6-I598 81 JENSEN'S FOOD MARKET Qualify FoocI 2I6 LINDENWOLD AVENUE FREE DELIVERY Mears of 'I'he Finer Qualify Phone TUrner 7-38I8 AMBLER, PA. PENNSYLVANIA AND BALA AVES. ORELAND, PA. Complimenfs of WILEY'S BETH PIKE PHARMACY Hobbies 'For AII +he Family Below Bu+Ier Ave. on and Berhlehem Pike Gardening Is 'I'he Bes+ Hobby of AII WELDY AND PENNA. AVES. OreIancI TU7-8638 AMBLER FREE DELIVERY MI 6-2875 EASY PARKING COMPLIMENTS of AMBLER FASHION SHOP AMBLER, PENNA. CAMERON DRUG STORE c. J. VEIGEL e. E. FISCHER THE REXALL STORE Pennsylvania ancI Bala Aves. ORELAND, PA. TUrner 4-767I Complimen+s BRENNEMAN 81 BRADY JAMES A. CASSIDY Druggisfs Realior 8 lI1SUI'al lCe AMBLERI PENNA. AMBLER, PA. Ml 6-3063 Phone Ml 6-0843 FAIRWAYS k SERWCE GRADIN'S Complimenfs M '9aS BARBER sHoP of a Mobiloil Ambler Penna. Ave. and Mill Road Penne. ORELAND. PA. TU 4-9407 THE CLASS OF I958 Wishes You Success Bei-l'er Plas+ering CIMINO 81 HETTLER cor. Jenlrinfown Ra. and Edgehill Rd Annsusv PA. MI 6-I7l9 FORT WASHINGTON, PA. PIaHers' geeks' Pina Phone TU 7-4884 vu- -f--I:--U .MN I Compliment-'. of THE CLASS OF l959 KEASBEY 8: MATTISGN COMPANY Ambler, Penna. MEREDITH, N. H. ST. LOUIS, MO. NEW ORLEANS, LA, SANTA CLARA, CALIF Founded I873 CRUSE-KEMPER DIVISION of O. H. WHEELER MANUFACTURING OO. Ambler, Pa. STEEL PLATE FABRICATION MODEL PRINTING CO.. INC. PrinI'er of Ihe UPPER DUBLIN CARDINAL I28 S. Keswick Avenue GLENSIDE, PA. TUrner 4-5500 ROTELLE. INC. WhoIesaIe DisI'ribu+or of SEABROOK FARMS FROZEN FOODS Phones: Befhlehem Pike MI 6-I564 Springhouse, Pa. MI 6-I565 AMBLER DRUG CO. 'I'he Prescrip+ion Drug S'I'ore GIFTS-JEWELRY-COSMETICS HALLMARK CARDS PHOTOGRAPHIC EQUIPMENT Ambler Theaire Bldg. Phone MI 6-0978 AMBLER BEVERAGE CO. Wholesale-Re+aiI ESTABLISHED I92I FREE DELIVERY Beer-AIe-PorI'er CompIe+e Line of So'F'I' Drinks Promp'I-Efficien+ Service B. AND S. MALLOZZI, Proprieiors 259 E. Bu'IIer Avenue AmbIer. Pa. School Supplies. Ar+ SuppIies Everyfhing for 'Ihe Office BRANDEBURGS STATIONERY MI 6.2512 AMBLER. PA. CompIimen+s of MONTGOMERY FLOOR COVERING CO. J. W. CRAFT 81 SONS Genuine Lehigh VaIIey Coal Lumber and BuiIcIing Ma'I'eriaIs Feed and FerI'iIizers AMBLER, PA. MI 6-3005 -m PRIMEX GARDEN CENTER The Mosi' CompIe'Ie Garden AMBLER SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 44 Eas+ Bu+Ier Ave. Supply CenI'er in 'Phe AmI- Ie - Pa- Grea+er Philadelphia Area LEONARD J. TILLMAN. Secy. FREE GARDEN ADVISORY Ml 6-049I SERVICE Ask 'For Primex Garden Guide Save for Fuiure Educa+ion or Any Wor+hwhiIe Purpose by Joining 'I'I1e School Savings Plan Curreni' Dividend Raie 37, Per Annum REGULAR ACCOUNTS OPENED 435 w. GLENSIDE AVE. TU 7-7500 FOR SI.00 OR MORE GLENSIDE, PA. MI 6-0507 COMPLIMENTS CompIimen'I's of of AMBLER FLOWER SHOP I07 E. BuI'Ier Avenue I. G. JONES JOHNSON PRESS Ambler, Penna. GLENSIDE LUMBER AND COAL COMPANY Lumber, Millwork, Building Maferials Coal, Coke, and Fuel Oil GLENSIDE, PA. LAWN MOWERS CHAINSAWS TRACTORS SEED AND FERTILIER Comple+e Lawn and Garden Equipmenl' ALVIN G. MCCLELLAN ROUTE 309 SPRINGHOUSE, PA. MI 6-0l29 We Service Whal' We Sell W. BERNARD KESLER 84 BRO. Floris+s for ihe Par+icular ESTABLISHED I927 TU 4-3l09 Il5 Tennis Ave. 4-2424 Nor+l1 Hills, Pa. 1 M. R. WEBSTER 81 SONS lRegis'leredl Plumbing and Hea'I'ing Engineering 4 E. BUTLER AVENUE MI 6-0982 AMBLER. PA. Repairing and Remodeling TUrner 4-0885 JOHN SCHEERBAUM FURS sov oRLANDo AVENUE ORELAND, PA. COMPLIMENTS of a FRIEND KENYON'S DINER NORTH HILLS , PA. GOETTNER'S BAKERY I9 E. Bufler Ave., Ambler, Pa. ZI4 W. Main S+., Lansdale, Pa. 293 Keswick Ave., Glenside, Pa. PHONE MI 6-I888 LANSDALE 9802 TUrner 7-0902 Complimenls of COLUMBIA STEEL EQUIPMENT CO. Forl Washinglon, Pa. Au'I'o-Magic Available al' New Low Prices! PUSH BUTTON MODEL The wres'IIe . . . 'Ihe s'I'ruggle . . . Ihe slrain of opening Ihal big garage door . . . has now been reduced 'Io +he mere Iouch of a bu'Hon, or Iurn of a lcey. The garage door opens smoo+hIy . . . wifhoui you ever geHing oul' of 'Ihe car . . . or Iouching Ihe garage door. Key-lock swifch or bu'H'on can be mounfed on gale posh lighi' posl' . . . or, on any convenienf Iocaiion. STEEL 81 WILKE COMPANY Penna. Ave. and Mill Road Oreland, Pa. TU 7-0800 Operales Your Garage Door ELECTRONIC CONTROL MODEL A small elecironic +ransmiHer mounis under 'l'he hood of your car. The Iouch of a buH'on -on ihe dash board . . . will open, close, and Ioclc your garage door . . . wifhoul' your ever leaving +he comforl' of your car. Will handle single or double car garage doors of any wid+hs. Addiiional 'l'ransmi'Hers available for 'Iwo car insfallafions. CALL FOR FREE ESTIMATE . i V,-.- Tj , .11 IJ 4 I A 'lf J, ' ff by A I ' v 11 . Vw1f'1f'h. 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