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

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1958 volume:

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We have taken the liberty of wide interpretation of the feudal castle theme merely to give the book con- finufry. six eegx ix We are endeavoring to explain t gf .1 school insignia so that the people of Upper Dublin can better understand in I the traditions we are attempting fo es- tablish in a new school. N We hope you enjoy your pictorial visit to the castle. xy . yu THE STAFF 2 .X r 5' i 4 ,- OO o94 K, Q., 1 ,154 Introduction A A ' Administration and Faculty Seniors io Underclassrnen Activities Sports I cog I O N. X N rx txt X q N , 9 O I 4 S 'N 0 ' . 0 N Y5 iq, 0 X h O H N QA x X 0 0 Q! .. i' X1 J o jf -N X K Advertising 59 5 l 0 1 , , ' Y f r 1? . 63' 'A P ill' --,Y ' 'Iliff fx Nr ra. C 'AJQO ' 9, oo J o Z A, 62 is L Q7 c 0 O Upper Dublin Township, established many years before Montgomery County was carved from Philadelphia in 1784, is one of the most re- nowned Townships ofthe Greater Philadelphia area. lt was settled by Welsh farmers after 1683. Ten years later, thorough- fares, linking Upper Dublin Township with Philadelphia, appeared. Lime- kiln road was first to open in 1693, Welsh road was used in 1702, and, Bethlehem pike was completed in 1704. Originally agricultural, its fields and meadows were fertile and well tilled. Soon, the Reading Railroad mapped its route through the township. With the advent of this railroad transportation, manufacturing began to thrive and predominate. Today, strategically located Upper Dublin Township has noted industries as National Aeronautical Corporation, Columbia Steel Equipment Com- pany, Selas Corporation of America, Keasby 81 Mattison Company, and Minneapolis-Honeywell Company. The School Directors ot Upper Dublin Township decided in 1947 that the township needed a complete secondary school. Ground forthe Iunior high school was broken in December 1948, and by September 1949, two hundred and forty-nine students were enrolled in grades seven, eight, and nine. The faculty was composed of eleven teachers, each using one room. ln September 1953, the high school program began to materialize with the addition of tenth grade. The building had been expanded to include nine additional classrooms, kitchen and cafeteria, office and gymnasium. The building contained thirty-one classrooms by September 1954. Three senior classes have graduated-Class of '55 C71 studentsl, Class of '56 C57 studentsl and Class ot '57 C63 studentsl. v'i Q h J - Q V A-4 fi! ' C' 1 of v 7, : l 7 H mi 5 A fl x N .X f' f, ,ff if COAT-OF-ARMS X ' , UPPER DUBLIN HIGH SCHOOL 'N M SHIELD-Upper lefT quarter, Arms of George Washing Ton, symbolic of The area. Upper right, William Penn Arms, for Pennsyl- vania. 'QS Lower half, Arms of Dublin, from which city WWW The name comes. MASCOT-The CARDINAL NAME OF YEARBOOK-MUNDOCKIAN, for the Indians that inhabited The area. 5 el , f , I W Aw NEWSPAPER-THE CARDINAL, for The mascot. A DAY IN THE CASTLE At 8:00 the serfs arrive at the manor for the day's work. Of course, some are always late. The day's work begins with the study of history and its contribution to our civiliza- tion. Metal shop for The fufure industrialisfs. NKKEWMG. ...M . , Driver Training is offered To the modern minded serf. Realizing The smallness of the earth many study French. Some interests turn toward chemical research. The castle would not be complete without competent cooks. A healthy body makes a wholesome mind. Many become very adept with commercial machinery. Some need guidance. Books available To The castle workers deck the walls of The library. Many are confounded by the complexities of abstract Thinking. At The close of a busy day we again board our bus to go To our individual fiefs. Music contributes To The well rounded individual. DEDICATION The Senior Class is proud To dedicaTe The TourTh ediTion of The Mundockian To you, Mr. Gilronan, our advisor and good friend. This is The highesT honor ThaT we are able To besTow upon you, and we do so because you have been a friend as well as a Teacher. Your cooperaTion in all ThaT we have done, your helping hand whenever needed, were greaTly appreciaTed by us. Your paTience wiTh us and your undersTanding of our problems and misTakes helped us a greaT deal, alThough we occasionally Tried your good naTure a liTTle biT Too Tar. You have The respecT and admiraTion of all of us, and you have helped To make our years spenT here aT Upper Dublin rnore pleasanT. Therefore, The class of T958 Takes pride and pleasure in dedicaTing This yearbook To you, Mr. Francis J. Gilronan. HM A. X if TP tl 1 25' suPERvlslNG PRINCIPAL T ci AVF lem ! Q Doctor Eshelman O Til ly Q To The Class of 1958: May I Take This opporTuniTy To congraTulaTe you on This, your Commencemenf, your graduaTion from Upper Dublin High School. As you look back over The preceding Twelve years during which you were in our schools, you will undoubTedly recall many insTances which broughf To you a loT of happiness, and you also incurred hearTaches and disappoinTmenTs along The way. The significanT Thing is ThaT you have reached a goal in life-ThaT of high school gradua- Tion. For This you meriT our commendafions and congraTulaTions. Having aTTained This goal, you have no doubT already seT oTher goals for The fuTure. Some will go To college, some will work in offices, and nexT year will find you scaTTered ThroughouT many parTs of The counTry. We hope you will carry The ideals of good ciTizenship and The qualifies of fair play and perseverance wiTh you wherever you may be. Always remember The words of The poeT: To Thine own self be True and iT musT follow as The nighT The day Thou cans'T noT Then be false To any man. As you leave Upper Dublin, our besT wishes go wiTh you To The end ThaT you may be dynamic and parTicipaTing ciTizens in our democrafic socieTy. May The fuTure be kind To you and may you find abundanT opporTuniTy To be of service. ADMINISTRATIVE PRINCIPAL I-nad Mr. Jones G, eu II It is a pleasure to extend to the Class of 1958 the Congratulations and Best Wishes of the staff and faculty of the Upper Dublin High School. Your achievements, accomplishments and contributions have brought increased recognition to you and your Alma Mater. Upper Dublin will be proud of its Fourth Graduating Class. We encourage you to continue your search after the truthg to live happily and devotedly to the ideals which you have set up and accepted. We ask you to pause and ponder the contributions and sacrifices others have made so that you might reap benefits unknown to your predecessors. And then we should hope that you will strive unselfishly and wholeheartedly to im- prove what is now so that the following generations may gain by your having been here. We wish for you the best in all your endeavors. May God richly bless each and every one of you. I1 B ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT E .H Mr. Keim Q E I I lt is with a great deal of pleasure and satisfaction that l look back on the past Three years that I have known you. This class is The largest that has ever graduated from Upper Dublin High School. This tact is, in itself, a distinction of importance. This class has achieved many accomplishments and honors. We will be proud to include you among the alumni of Upper Dublin High School. As years go by, I feel sure the mem- bers ot this class will live up to our expectations, and will become outstanding citi- zens ofthe community, country, and world. Congratulations and best wishes to you, the Class of l958. 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Weikel, Jr. IPresidenf2, Mrs. Kathryn N. Abboit fVice Presidenrl, Elmer L. Menges !Solicifor2. Second row: Harold S. Maynard fSecrefary2, Horace C. Shuman, Alfred R. Webb fTreasurer1. Bottom row: Mrs. Catherine B. G. Lucard, Mrs. Dorothy C. Towne. 1911-11111 -11411--1, 111 , 1111119 ar , 1, 11,-11-1,111-1.-11 1 Liv 5111151411522-??,iiiii,,5111Q1 ,11,111:11,,11,1- '7111,, 1,1 1111,,11.1-1,ff1,1,111- ,11 gfm-111:1s11,1z ' 1,-2, , , 11,,11gg 11, 1 W-if11s11111,,v1Li?' ' ' 501, ,11,,,111, 11111111 11:1-5511555191171 f5f:f1,3?1l?571 1 fsiieiffggfiiliii 1111111,111,1:,1 11-211141, 1111-11111111 ,, 111-1,111-11 :1f11,,f2z 152- 111,113 W' fi,11,r4111a,?'1gf 113111s5g'111511fsz'11,,1111,11- 11515g1,,S,1f-1113gse,2z1g1,111 155-9? ez 11-V115Q?i1Lf:13?58551111QjQg1f71IisE111151515111 1 1 ,,,-1 1,1 .,1, 11, -1111 1, .11,,11,, 11-11111,-111,111-1, 11-11,11-11 is,-'1111,iig2z1:w1,s2i:1,ssLg 1122zQ:i,f1111,i1,-12111,i1f,zim 1512114117591511,-ii:1,211! f 1151,311512g?1figi1s'iL1s12?1,f11s1 . - 5357115-infz'7lE9E,'fL5f5,fi9575? at H-5552511155331 fiffifig -11,211111111111--?w,111-1 11311111 31311111511 .M1111 111, I7 511115111411 1i'i,4i1111,S 111111, 11,11 1111,?1,,-61,1 ,,,1111 1,,1 1,11 11-05,111-151111 11-fsz11,fZ4e2i 11,11,111,1111 'Sufi-f1111211,, FACULTY ANDREW C. CUNNINGHAM Health and Physical Educa- tion B.S., West Chester M.Ed., Temple MRS. MARGARET Z. DAVIS Home Economics B.S., Pennsylvania State Uni- versity MRS. JESSIE FARR DE CANI Librarian B.S., Pennsylvania M.S., Pensylvaniag Simmons College PAUL D. DUELFER Guidance B.S., Muhlenberg M.Ed., Lehigh MRS. BEATRICE B. ECKLES Social Studies B.S., Pennsylvania State Uni- versity ROBERT C. FOUST Music I8 B.S., West Chester MRS. PAULINE L. ANDERSON Homemaking B.S., Mansfield M.Ed., Pennsylvania State University MRS. FRANCES M. BASENBERG Commercial B.S., Susquehanna MILLARD J. BEKMEZIAN Social Studies A.B., Ursinus M.Ed., Temple CLYDE H. BELL Core, English B.S., Bloomsburg M.S., Bucknell MRS. GERALDINE H. BILES Core, English B.A., Washington College KENNETH D. CHILD Industrial Arts B.S., Millersville M.Ed., Temple MARGARET LAPPIN French B.S., East Stroudsburg JOHN E. LEGG Industrial Arts B.S., Millersville M.Ed., Texas A 81 M MRS. MARY C. LEVAN English, Latin A.B., Dickinson LEONARD McBRlDE Physics, Mathematics B.S., Temple M.Ed., Temple EDNA R. MENG Science, Geography B.S., Ursinus MRS. BEATRICE B. ROBINSON Core, English A.B., Bryn Mawr EDWARD J. GEBAUER Biology B.S., Pennsylvania State Uni- versity FRANCIS J. GILRONAN English B.S., West Chester NORMAN C. HOFFMAN Core, English A.B., Muhlenberg M.A., Lehigh Mies. CATHERINE T. HUGHES School Nurse R.N., St. Joseph's Hospital B.S., West Chester H. MARTIN JONES Social Studies B.S., Haverford M.A., Pennsylvania PAUL M. JONES Core, Science A.B., Ursinus FACULTY 20 JOAN A. ROCCHINO Health, Physical Education B.S., Temple EDWARD P. TADDEI Mathematics B.S., Temple M.S., Temple JOHN E. SCHWERING Mathematics, Chemistry ' B.S., Pennsylvania State Unie versity HENRY VIRGILIO Spanish B.S., Temple MICHAEL B. SISAK Social Studies B.S., Temple ROBERT B. WERT Mathematics A.B., Lebanon Valley M.S., Pennsylvania J JOHN P. STIPE Art B.S., B.F.A., Temple JOSEPH V. ZAVARICH Driver Education A.B., Elizabethtown, Temple Not Shown: V JOHN W. PARKER JANE B. STETSON DEl-PHlNE VANDLING Industrial Arts Commercial English, French B.S., Millersville B.S., Temple A-B-, BUCkI'1ell M.A., Bucknell w I R '0w fee wr:-'lp 2 llc gm 'dm ,w., QI' 1 I 0nr5tag Jamie Qastle W t seems like a long time but it was only six short years ago that we came to the seventh grade at Upper Dublin. How strange and new it seemed to us. But eventually we became accustomed to the long halls the new teachers and our many new classmates. We were soon able to distinguish the Seniors from the underclassmen and we wondered if we would ever reach that seemingly unattainable position. hen before we knew it seventh grade was finished- and there we were in eighth grade ready for another year And what a year it was' We were no longer the youngsters of the school and we felt dulte superior about it When we took our trip to Harrisburg and Hershey we really had a good time and everyone longed to own the chocolate factory :nth grade came almost before we were ready for it u it was one more step toward that coveted goal Finally w were invited to attend our first dances with our older classmates We had our ninth grade play One Mad Night which was really a mad play and loads of fun Some of us had become quite good athletes on the lunlor high teams and were already waiting for next year so that we could rainy trip to New York City and our graduation from lunlor high We had only three years left but still that senior year 5 I o DA 'K' xi . seemed far away ere it was the fall of i955 and we were in the tenth grade This was the year we really became a part of the senior high And we were ready to prove that we had really grown up Our Valentine Dance was really fun and we can still remember the excitement of seeing our tenth grade cheerleaders at their first varsity game Il X I xiii 0 . A 5 K Q-, I K 'x x 'I A I L f X 1 X 0 S , ft 5 P- ' 'NG ,A ' . . ' ' ,li ft E .- M ' ' . . . 'ge r .1 . - y Y l ' ' 53 K 4 Ki 3 5- t . fb xc 2 b T ' . . ' I Z ff' , ' J play onthe varsity squads. Then came our long-awaited but ,ge le - ' . . h ' Q . . . ' A Q W W A-Q-A kj I . 1 u fl X . I , Aqk Q - K' N Lf v .5 Q. f . ff - - 1 R. .N K K V t V Q-' Q 0. 1 'fi' i r g 0, , X ' V' - 1 r r g 22 ur Junior year was really busy. We started by ordering our rings. Then we began Thinking about our Junior Prom. After much deliberation, we decided upon Hanna No Matsuri as the name. Then we started working on the decora- tions for our Japanese theme. No Senior will forget mak- ing those pink cherry blossoms. Suddenly, while we were in the midst of getting ready for the Prom, our rings arrived. We were so thrilled with them that we showed them to everyone. But we still had to get ready for May l8th and the Prom. And some of us were quite busy that day, to say the least, for that was also the day of the College Board examinations. Soon after that came the end of the school year, and we began to realize that we had only one year left. inally, it was T957 and we had reached that long-awaited Senior Year ! Some of us were a little bit awed at being Seniors, but after the first few weeks of school, we settled down to our final and most exciting year at Upper Dublin. And what a year it was to be! The yearbook staff began work on the annual, The Mundockian, early, meeting the first, and remaining, deadlines successfully. The Senior Class Play, Dangerous Dan McGrew, under the capable direction of Mr. Robert B. Wert, came and went, and before we knew it, our Christmas dance, Winter Wonderland, had passed. In February, we ordered our graduation announcements. We knew that we had to make the most of the rest of the year, for we realized how little time we had left at Upper Dublin. 1 lthough at this time we are all anxious to start on our separate ways of life, we will be sorry to leave Upper Dub- lin, for even though it has offered us some sad times, it has also given us some of our best friends, and best times and experiences that we have had or will ever hope to have. e are all indebted to Mrs. Margaret Davis and Mr. Frank Gilronan, our class advisors, who have been instrumental to our wonderful high school career. Also we wish to give our sincere thanks to Dr. W. W. Eshelman, Mr. Norman L. Jones, Mr. William E. Keim, Mr. Paul D. Duelfer, and the faculty for all the help they have given us throughout years at Upper Dublin. our happy OUR CLASS ADVISORS AAA ANA AA 24 Dax! X5 a WS' exxwria an Nw- AlThough iT is a small Token of our high esTeern, we sincerely wish To Thank our wonderful class aol- visors, Mrs. MargareT Davis and Mr. Francis Gilronan. Their helping hands and wise suggesTions were al- ways available whenever we soughT Them. We have appreciaTeol all ThaT They have done for us Through- ouT our high school career. fffs oun cLAss omcsizs WW I ff A A L 2 Pa, Read , gene fary. f A! an Puffen P , reslve nf. , Ke ll Co W , V- ice Presldehf ' 'Wyfes A Dear Classmates, One of the most rewarding experiences of my life has been serving as the President of the Class of 1958. The reasons for this are many. Having the privilege to be the leader of a group with so much drive, ambition, and enthusiasm has indeed been an honor. I have appreciated especially the Teamwork of our class as exemplified by my co-workers and class officers: Ken Comly, Vice President, Pat Read, Secretary, and Myles Anderson, Treasurer. We are indebted to our advisors, Mrs. Davis and Mr. Gilronan, who made it possible for our class to have such a successful year. I know that the knowledge gained in the classroom, the sportsman- ship shown on the athletic fields, and the understanding guidance given by the faculty will be among our most valuable assets in the years to come. Now, at the close of the year, l would like to wish all the members of the Senior Class much happiness in the future. Sincerely, PJGM President nde, son f 7 I' Sfisuren ,xl no 7 -x- Q' 211 M 4253 Z We 25 WALLIS B. ALLEN Academic Tex Cross Country Manager 11, 125 Boys' Cooking Club 105 Senior Officials Club 115 Boys' Hi-Y 125 Prom Committee 115 Senior Play 12. That figures . . . always good for a laugh . . . real crazy about Texas . . . especially with his boots! . . . his ambition is to get through school. ROBERT S. AXFORD Academic Melba Rifle Team and Club 10, 11, 125 Prom Committee 115 Ring Dance Committee 11. Excelsior . . . likes to work on a black '50 Studebaker . . . believes in taking it easy . . . wishes to become a commercial artist . . . stamp collector. RONALD A. AMEY Academic Ron Football 11, 115 Boys' Cooking Club 105 Boys' Hi-Y 125 Student Council 10, 115 Baseball 105 Chorus 105 Prom Committee 115 Newspaper 115 FTA 115 Senior Play 125 Rifle Team 12. Wha' say, sport . . . a real sport him- self . . . loves to ride in a certain con- vertible. NANCY N. BAHMUELLER Academic Nance Chorus 10, 11, 125 FTA 10, 11, T25 Tri- Hi-Y President and Vice President 10, 115 Newspaper 10, 115 Yearbook Senior Editor 125 Prom Committee 115 Senior Play Com- mittee 125 Senior Dramatics 125 GAA 125 Radio Forum 11, 12. Oh, really? . . . a heart with room for every ioy . . . lucky Muhlenberg. MYLES J. ANDERSON Academic Andy Band 10, 11, 125 Yearbook 125 Student Council 125 Chorus 10, 115 Class Treas- urer 12. Let's light up, men . . . Likes yearbook work . . . a real hound for good iazz . . . he'll sit and listen and watch jazz bands and combos for hours. SARAH A. BASTOW Academic Sally Hockey 10, 11, 125 Basketball 10, 11, 125 Tumbling T05 Newspaper 105 Girls' Sports Editor 115 Marching, Concert Band 10, 115 FHA 10, 11, 125 Chorus 10, 11, 125 GAA 12. All righty . . . fine athlete . . . willing worker with smile. GAll. C. BEAN Commercial Gail Chorus 10, 127 Softball 10, 11, 127 School Service Club 117 Senior Dramatics 127 Senior Play Make-up Committee 127 Prom Committee 11. l'm serious . . . good-natured . , . always in on a good ioke . . . easy going . . . fun loving . . . Ohl that laugh . . . lO!'!'!'J!'!OVi' S 59Cf9lE'V GERALDlNE M. BENDER Commercial Gerry Chorus 107 Basketball Manager 127 March- ing Band 10, 11, 127 Hockey 11, 12. Oh, sugar! . . . talkative . : . crazy about baby blue convertibles . . . today's color guard, tomorrow's WAVE . . . stuffed animal collector. SANDRA J. BEAN Commercial Sandy Chorus 10, 127 School Service Club 117 Senior Dramatics 12, Vice President 127 Senior Play Make-up Committee 127 Prom Committee 11. l'm not talking while the flavor lasts . . . easy to get along with . . . careful driver? . . . horseback rider . . , ready and willing to help. JOHN BIMSON Industrial Arts Johnny Rifle Club 107 Study Club ll: Crafts Club 12. A quiet man in the classroom . . . likes hot cars and wants to own a Ford V-8 convertible . . . a good friend . . . in- terested in girls-smart boy. DONALD T. BEIDEMAN i Academic DOH Class President 107 Band 10, 117 News- paper 10, 117 Sports Editor 117 Basket- ball 1O7 Baseball 107 Senior Play 127 Gymnastics Club 117 Student Council 107 Officials Club 127 Chorus 10. Ho hum . . . always seen with a pencil and paper or a camera. FREDERICA BOWLES Fine Arts FiFi Chorus 10, 11, 127 Maiorette 10, 11, Head 'l2i Twirling Club 10, 11, 127 Concerf Band 10, 11, 12. Uh, ohl Get out of the calf' . . . always ready for a laugh . . . beautiful singer . . . music lover . . . collects records. PETER M. D'AGOSTlNO Fine Arts Pete Music Club 10, 11, 125 Band 10, 11, 125 Chorus 10, 11, 12. A great sax player . . . wants to become rich, might do it . . . has an interest in hotrods . . . a black-haired lover . . . hopes to have a dance band. MARY J. D'ELlA Commercial Mary Cheerleader 10, 125 Chorus 10, 125 Senior Dra- matics 115 Prom Committee 115 Yearbook Typist 125 Senior Play Committee 12. Yea, yea . . . always ready for a snack . . good cheerleader . . . crazy 'bout clothes . . smart dresser . . . energetic. CARL R. CAMERON Academic Doc Band 10, 115 Cross Country 125 Basketball 10, 11, 125 Baseball 11, 125 Ring Dance Committee 115 Prom Ticket Committee 115 Chorus 10, 11, 12, Boys' sexier 10, 11, 125 Rifle Club 115 Student Council 10. Hi, girls! . . . quite a guy with the opposite sex, yes! . . . loves basketball, too . . . hopes to be an engineer . . . a good friend of everyone. KENNETH COMLY Academic Bug Football 10, 11, 125 Concert Band 10, 11, 125 Rifle Team 10, 11, 125 Baseball 10, 125 Chorus 10, 11, 125 Prom Committee Chairman 115 News- paper 115 Ring Dance Committee 115 Vice Pres- ident Senior Class. Aw, get off it . . . great fullback for U. D. . . . Agricultural Education. CECILE F. FAIRBANKS Fine Arts Ceia Rifle Club 10, 115 Softball 11, 125 Art Club 125 Prom Committee 115 Senior Play, Publicity Com- mittee 125 Crafts Club 12. Holy cow . , . amateur radio operator . . . ham . . . likes horses . . . outdoor fan . . . athlete in basketball as well as baseball . . . future commercial artist for magazines. ROBERT C. FIELD Academic Brit Football 10, 11, 125 Basketball 10, 11, 125 Base- ball 10, 11, 125 Chorus 105 Prom and Ring Dance Committee 115 Rifle Club 115 Senior Offi- cials 10, 125 Senior Play 125 Student Council 12. '1That's a good car . . . great help to sports . . . loves to eat. CAROL A. FISHER Academic Fishy Tri-Hi-Y 10, Secretary 117 Softball 10, 117 Chorus 10, 11, 127 Prom Committee 117 FTA 127 Senior Dramatics 127 Senior Play, Ticket Committee 12. Oh, my wordI . . . sweet, soft and maidenlike . . . basketball fan . . . reserved . . . angel eyes . . . congenial . . . often found sewing. JOHN L. FLUCK Industrial Arts Fluckie Arts and Crafts Club 10, 11, 127 A man that has a lot of fun with everyone . . . Quite a shopman . . . hopes to make patterns . . . a big gun for the Pinetown Panthers . . . a good hand with the gun or fishing pole. ARLENE W. GAUMER Academic LeLe Student Council 10, 11, President 12, Treasurer 107 Rifle Team 10, 11, 127 Cheerleader 11, 127 Marching Band 107 Chorus 10, 11, 127 Tumbling 107 Senior Play C0mmllleei FTA 10, 11, 127 Yearbook Feature Editor 127 Prom Committee 117 Softball 10, 11. What's this jazz? . . . versatile . . . serious French student? . . . leader. GEORGE K. GESSNER Academic Gobo Baseball 10, 127 Rifle Team 11, 'l2i Cross Country 127 Radio Forum 117 Chef's Club 117 Varsity Club 127 Yearbook 12. Nasty break . . . Romeo had nothing on him . . , wants to be an Admiral. PATRICIA A. FOX Industrial Arts Pat Arts anci Crafts Liub II7 Senior Uramatncs, Secre- tary l2j Chorus 10, 11, 127 Softball 10, 127 Prom Committee 11. l'm not iiggling . . . record collector . . . popular . . . likes dancing . . . good times always . . . will make a good fashion model. ROBERTA E. FRITZ Commercial Bobbie Twirling Club 10, 11, l2i Chorus 11, 127 Prom Committee 117 Yearbook Typist 127 Senior Play Committee 12. I like you, too! . . . looks for interesting places to visit . . . wants to marry . . . real gone dancer . . . Roller Queen . . . bubbling with laughter. JEANNE GIFT Academic Jeanne Chorus 10, 11, 125 Dramatics 11, 125 International Correspondence Club 105 FTA 11, 125 Softball 10, 11, 125 Senior Play 125 Transfer from William Tennent High School-Tri-Hi-Y 10. Oh, barf . . . friendly . . . crazy about French! . . . studious and serious minded. FRANCES S. GILLESPIE Homemaking Franny Homemaking Club 105 Chorus 10, 125 lnter- national Correspondence 115 Senior Dramatics 125 Prom Committee 11. I like you, too . . . serious at times . . popular music enthusiast . . . basketball fan . . bubbling with energy and fun . . , petite. THOMAS E. GRIEVES Academic Elvis Rifle Club 115 Study Club 12. My linkage was all messed up . . . Looky here, it's Elvis . . . hey, you guys-look . . . watch that twinkle in his eye . . . most likely to have a striped rod . . . where's he headed? . . . why do it-you can walk around it. ANNA M. GUNDLACH Homemaking Maisie Senior Play Committee 125 Arts and Crafts Club 115 Transfer from Springfield High-Cheerleading Club 10. I don't Care . . . a little pixie . . . liked by all . . . homemaker . . . likes sewing and Mike . . . can't wait for graduation . . . pizza, pizza, and more pizza! LYNNE V. HABLETT Academic Habby Tri-Hi-Y io, 115 Newspaper 115 FTA 10, 11, 125 Radio Forum ll, 125 Yearbook Co-Editor 125 Prom Committee 115 Chorus 10, 11, 125 Senior Play 12. Mr, Beck, what would happen if . . .? . . . a girl of ready wit . . . debater . . . Oh! those pretty eyes. IRENE J. HALE Commercial Sirene Softball 115 Maiorette 11, 125 Maiorette Club 10, 11, 125 Hockey 125 Basketball 125 Schooi Store 12. All that jazz . . . peppy . . . quiet in class . . . terrific twirler . . . crazy about horseback riding. DAWNIN A. HARNER Commercial Dawn Interior Decorating Club 10, Senior Dramatics Club 11, 12. Oh, Great! . . . industrious . . . plain spoken , . . serious minded . . . enjoys swimming, ice skating, tennis . . . has the wanderlust . . . a future nurse . . . everybody's friend. EDNA HERDER Commercial Edna Hockey to, 12, Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12, Bible Club to: Chorus 10, Softball 10, 11, 12. All rightie . . . quiet and serious, but fun to have around . . . swell cook . . . future typist . . . enjoys hockey and basketball. MARY R. HOOPER Fine Arts Illlaty Art Club 10, 12, International Correspondent-a Club 11, Prom Committee 11. Gee whiz . . . independent . . . a real amateur radio enthusiast . . . interested in art and fashion design . . . enioys club . . .,crazy about horses. RICHARD P. IANIERI Industrial Arts Tony Arts and Crafts Club 10, 11, 12. Man, look at that! . . . The pee-wee of sandlot baseball leagues . . . a real swinger on the field and on the dance floor . . . most likely to win a dance marathon . . . look at him rock and roll . . . man! look at that car. DORIS C. ISCHINGER Academic Isch Hockey 10, 11, 12, Basketball 10, 11, 12, Soft- ball 1O, 11, 12, Prom Committee 11, FTA 10, Secretary 11, 12, International Correspondence Club 10. lt's pathetic . . . quite a gal with a boat . . . always laughing . . . interest centers around Will . . . fun-loving, likeable. JOSEPH V. JOHNSON I ndustrial Arts Joe Football 10, 11, 12, Basketball 10, 11, 12, Base- ball 12, Vice President Junior Class, Senior Offi- cials Club 10, Cooking Club 11, Varsity Club, President 12. For me to know and you to find out . . . UD's coolest athlete . . . desires to go to college . . . real nice guy. FRANCIS M. KING Academic Frank Baseball 11, 12, Rifle Team and Club 11, 12. You looking for trouble, kid? . , . interested in getting through high school . . . who isn'1 . . . likes Hot Rodder . . . enjoys lunch . . . that's a good idea! . . . hopes to become a Mechanical Engineer . . . always lucky in every- thing he does. WAYNE KLINE Industrial Arts Jungle Jim Chefs Club 10, Study Club 11, Senior Officials Club 12. Hey, now . a tall, cool, calm, crazy, and rockin' man . . . likes hunting, swimming, and dancing . . . his ambition is to be a pilot . . . likes girls and to make love! HARRY W. JONES Academic Ching Math Club 10: Stamp Club 11, Hi-Y Club 12, Senior Play Committee 12. Now lookit here . . . Um'm boy, he's a wilcl one . . . studious, are you kidding . . . got a head on his shoulders . . . very likely to succeed . . . wants to be an engineer . . . wildest bookhound at U.D. JOH N S. KI LLALY Academic Gator Baseball 10: Cooking Club 10, 11, Study Club 12. You wanna buy a shot Ford? . . . loves cars and school . . . That's a good combination . . . wants to build a quick, nice-looking '50 Ford . . . he more than likely will . . . will always be able to hand out a sass. SUSAN C. KOCH Academic Sue Hockey 10, 11, 12, Basketball IO, 11, 12, Soft- ball 10, 11, 127 Marching Band 10, 11, 125 Chorus 10, 11, 12, Prom Committee 11, GAA President 125 Newspaper 10, 11, FTA 10, 11, 12, International Correspondence Club 10, Senior Play 12. Wha say? . . . good athlete. JANET KRAUSE Acade'mic Jan Radio Forum 11, 125 Chorus 10, 11, 127 Interw national Correspondence Club 127 FHA 12p Senior Dramatics 11, Hall Monitor 11. How cruel can you get? . . . silence is golden . . . willing helper . . . fun-loving. JERALD H. LANGBEIN Academic Bean Basketball 10, 11, 122 Marching Band IO, 11, 127 Chorus 107 Baseball Manager 107 Prom Com- mittee 117 Senior Play Committee 12. What you say, Ace? . . . a camera bug from the word go . . . always ready for a swim . . , wants to go around the world-in an hour! . . . He also likes one minute after the last period. DEENA LEVIN Academic Deena Yearbook 127 Radio Forum 127 Softball 127 Senior Play Committee 121 Transfer from Chel- tenham High-Spirit Committee 10, 117 Bowling Club 117 Art Club IO, 117 Public Speaking 11. Wouldia look at that? . . . attracted to crazy clothes and snazzy sports cars . . . friendly newcomer. PATRICIA l. LYNCH Homemaking Patti Chorus 10, 11, 127 Softball 107 Maiorette Club 11, 127 Hall Monitor 117 School Store 11. What's that violent action? . . . fast twirler . . . can't wait for those weekends-and Bert! . . . good homemaker . . . loads of fun. RICHARD E. MACAULEY Academic Dick Band 10, 11, 127 Chorus 10, 117 Prom Com- mittee II. Don't get cited . . . Well, what are you waiting for? . . . don't be shy . . . now isn't that silly . . . really digs that band . . . ambition -oil truck driver . , . Yes? . . . quiet,w but a good asset to the class. DAVID M. LIGERMAN Academic Sam Dail. Team tn' 11' 19: owls r'l..l1 10: 9+.,.f4.m+ Council 117 Study Club 12. Oh yeah?! . . . Wow, slow down . . . always can hand back a sass . . . Keep that pool cue warm . . . enjoys polishing his car . . . never at rest . . . always has a good time . . . a good friend of all. JOAN A. LUKENS Commercial Joan International Correspondence Club 107 Softball 11, 127 Hall Monitor 117 Senior Dramatics Treas- urer 127 Chorus 107 Band 117 School Store 11. Are you sure? . . . faithful attendant of all basketball games . . . quietest in the class . . . picture artist . . . always finds time for Chuck. MICHAEL J. MAGYAR Commercial Mugs Basketball 10, 11, 125 Baseball 10, 125 Cross Country 125 Senior Play 125 Senior Outdoor Club 105 Chefs Club 115 Senior Officials 125 Prom Committee 115 Year- book 125 Newspaper 10, 115 Treasurer of Sophomore Class. l'm tired from doing nothing . . . a real sports fanatic . . . doesn't believe in homework. PHILLIP J. MCGRATH Industrial Arts Monk Arts and Crafts Club 11, 12. Likes to listen fo records, buf nor fo walk on crutches . . . enjoys football and girls . . . his ambition is to graduate . . . would take physical education all day, if he were able to do so. DAVID T. MATTH EWS Academic Matty Football 10, 115 Basketball 10, 115 Senior Chorus 105 Prom Committee 115 Band 10, 11, 12. Don't know, do ya? . . . a fast man with the girls . . . will always have a word with you and a slap on the back for you . . . hopes to become an engi- neer . . . good man with a fast car. LINDA L. MOORE Commercial Lin Senior Dramatics 115 Twirling Club 10, 125 Prom Committee 115 Senior Play Com- mittee 125 Chorus 10, 12. Don't get excited! . . . jazzy dancer . . . nice dresser . . . enjoys a good argument with the girls . . . nice person- ality . . . look for her name in the fashion world! JOHN C. MAYER Industrial Arts Mouse Stage Crafts Club 105 Chefs Club 115 Field and Stream Club 125 Senior Play Committee 12. Cool, Man! . . . loves cars-especially his hot Morris . . . a large man when it comes to character and friends . . . wishes to become a mechanic . . . likes chemistry class. CORDELIA H. MORVAY Fine Arts Dee-Dee Marching, Concert Band 10, 11, 125 Chorus 10, 11, 125 Senior Chorus Accom- panist 10, 11, 125 Assistant Junior Chorus Accompanist 10, 11, 12. You're asking questions? . . . musically inclined . . . professional organist in the making. S ' -- 1. - Q:si.ima:-.w..-1s,-.asses GAIL G. MURPHY Academic MU,-ph Rifle Club 10, Senior Play Committee 12, Senior Dramatics 11, Chorus 11, 12, Prom Committee 11. Very funny . . . catch that Maine accent . . . nurse in the future . . . ready to help . . . avid reader . . our traveling gal. DAVID S. PATON Academic Parrot Football 11, Baseball 10, 11, 12, Basket- ball 10, 11, 12, Student Council 11, 12, Newspaper 10, Senior Officials Club 12, Prom Committee 11, Chefs Club 10, Ring Dance 11, Yearbook Staff 12. Wha' say, kid? . . . a friend with everyone . . . likes to drive. REGINA R. OTTINGER Commercial Jeanne Chorus 10, 11, 12, Maiorette Club 10, 11, 12, Maiorette 11, 12, Prom Committee 11, Senior Play Committee 12. Well, some days you just don't make out so good . . . light on her toes on the dance floor . , . snappy strutter . . . loves the Penn . . . ambition, model. MARTIN G. PHAYRE Academic Mart Baseball 10, 11, 12, Band 10, 11, 12, Chorus 10, 11, 12. Alla Dere . . . likes to be near a car . . . wants to fly faster than the speed of light without an airplane . . . he's the man to do it . . . likes to play ball . . . a good person to know. ANNA M. PARKINSON Commercial Nan Softball 10, School Service Club 11, Home- making Club 12, Chorus 10. Saloon, see ya' liquor . . . shy but full of fun . . . pretty . . . basketball and football fan . . . loves to eat . . . espe- cially cheeseburgers. BARBARA D. PHILLIPS Commercial Barb Hockey 10, 12, Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12, Chorus 10, Hall Monitor 12, Softball 10, 11, 12, Senior Play Committee 12. l'He's saying something . . . friendly . . . enjoys cooking, sewing, and danc- ing . . . always understanding. Y PATRICIA M. READ Commercial Pat International Correspondence Club Secretar 10 1 Y J Class Secretary 11, 12, Student Council 12, Yearbook Typist 12, Bridge Club 12. Let's play dots . . . dependable . . . lady boatsman . . . sews everything . . . conscientious . . . enjoys traveling . . . quiet. CAROL E. REES Academic Reesie Hockey 10, 11, Basketball 10, Softball 10, 11, 12, Prom Committee 11, Student Council 10, Yearbook 12, Marching Band 11, 12: Chorus 10, 11, 12, International Correspondence Club 10, GAA 12. That's a riot . . . a real lady . . . loads of fun . . . congenial . . , A whisk and a whirl, a cute little girl . . . future nurse. LOIS C. PITTALUGA Academic Loie International Correspondence Club 10, 11, Hockey 10, 11, FTA 1O,11, 12, Chorus IO, ll, 12, Softball 10, 11, Yearbook 12, Bridge Club 12. Did you do your homework, Jeanne? . . . a worker good and true . . , likes boys in Northern Italy. . . quiet, but-?! ALAN G. PULLEN Academic Pepper Class Officer 10, 12, Baseball 10, 11, 12, News- paper 1O, Senior Officials Club 10, Student Council 11, Hi-Y 12, Cross Country 11, 12, Yearbook 12. Check . . . a friend to all, and everyone's friend . . . Never seen without a book or some- one to talk to. JANICE L. RELLER Academic Jan Hockey 10, 11, 12, Basketball 10, 11, 12, Soft- ball 1O, 11, 12, Marching, Concert Band 10, 11, 12, Newspaper Co-Business Manager 10, Manag- ing Editor 11, Yearbook 12, Prom Committee 11, GAA 12, Senior Play Prompter 12. l don't know . . . sports lover . . . capable . . . well-rounded scholar. CATHERINE L. RINES Homemaking Kitty-Lee Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12, Treasurer 11, Homemaking Club 10, Hockey 11, 12, Softball 10, 11, 12, Hall Monitor 12, Prom Committee 11, Senior Play Committee, GAA 12. Huh! say what? . . . always cutting up . . . serious at times . . . good in hockey . . . full of energy. GASTON RIVERS Industrial Arts Gas Chefs Club 105 Gymnastics Club 115 Senior Officials Club 12. You don't say? . . . wants to travel . , . wait- ing for the club period and gymnastics . . . a quiet and great guy . . . well liked by everyone . . . hopes to become a clraftsman. FORREST H. ROBERTS Academic Blond Bomber Basketball 105 Rifle Club 105 Senior Chorus 105 Prom Committee 11. Always ready for a good laugh . . . hopes to become a Mechanical Engineer . . . always with his '49 Ford . . . enjoys drive-ins . . . a good man to have as a friend. LINDA A. SAVACOOL Academic Lin Hockey 10, 11, Captain 125 Basketball 10, 11, 125 Concert, Marching Band 10, 11, 125 Chorus 10, 11, 125 FTA 10, 115 Prom Committee 115 Softball 10, 11, 125 GAA 12. Way to go! . . . great personality . . . easy to get along with . . . full of vim and vitality . . . future Lankenau graduate! MARILYN SCHEERBAUM Academic Lynn Student Council 105 Hockey 10, 11, 125 Basket- ball 10, 11, 125 FTA 10, 11, 125 GAA 125 Prom Committee 115 International Correspondence Club 10, 115 Chorus 10, 11, 125 Tumbling 105 News- paper 1O, 115 Yearbook- 125 Senior Play Com- mittee 12. Oh, pain. ROBERT RUSSELL Industrial Arts Sheriff Baseball 105 Chefs Club 10, 115 Senior Officials Club iz. Get to me! . . . likes to cook . . . don't get better than the girls! . . . he wants to succeed in life and get rich . . . that's different! . . . always plenty of fun . . . may be found in the middle of a crowd. LARRY L. RUTH Academic Animal Rifle Team and Club 10, 11, 125 Baseball Man- ager 1O5 Football Manager 115 Christmas and Concert Programs 10, 11, 125 FTA 10, 11, 125 Ring Dance Committee 115 Prom Committee, Co-Chairman 115 Yearbook Staff 125 Senior Play. You better wouldn't . . . quite a hand with a bull-whip. RUTH SCHMIDT Academic Ruthie International Correspondence Club 10, 117 Soft- ball 10, 127 Chorus 10, 11, 127 Future Home- makers of America 12. Oh, dirty word! . . . full of fun . . . ready at all times with a joke . . . faithful television watcher . . . enjoys reading . . . future nurse. GERTRUDE M. SELF Academic Trudy Baseball 10, 121 International Correspondence Club 10, 117 Junior Class Treasurer7 Yearbook 12: Prom Committee 11: Newspaper 10, 117 Chorus 10, 11, 121 Radio Forum 121 Bridge Club 121 Senior Play Committee 127 GAA 12. Really ? . . . future nurse plus . . . intellectual . , , personable. GUY M. SELHEIMER Academic Sel Basketball 117 Newspaper 10, 117 Rifle Club 107 Senior Officials 117 Chorus 107 Senior Play Committee 12. Who, me?! . . . wouldn't go without money for the world . . . has a great sense of humor . . . wants to get into business . . . interested in girls. CHARLES SEMET, JR. Industrial Arts Charlie Rifle Club 10, 117 Arts and Crafts Club 12. I caught a second . . , a real car hobbyist . . . his ambition is to keep the transmission in his car . . . let's try hard! . . . quiet in the classroom . . . enjoys his shop periods . . . interested in her ! ROBERT E. SHAEFF Industrial Arts Shaefee Football 11, 127 Band 107 Band Club 102 Varsity Club 11, 127 Student Council 107 Stage Crafts 11. Get to me! . . . likes to play different sports . . . mostly football . . . enjoys lunch . . . don't we all? . . hopes to become a Mechanical Engineer . . . Calm, cool, and collected. GERTRUDE L. SHORT Commercial Trudy Chorus 10, 12: Cheerleading Club 107 Senior Dramatics 11, 127 Prom Committee 115 Senior Play Committee 127 Yearbook Typist 12. Oh, isn't he a doll . . , so sweet and fair . . . crazy 'bout rock 'n roll . . . enjoys dancing . . . a friend to all. ROBERT K. SHUTTLEWORTH Academic Bobo Baseball 10, 11, 125 Newspaper 10, 117 Chorus 107 Senior Officials Club 10, 12, Rifle Club 117 Prom Committee 11: Yearbook 12, Oh, yeah? . . . helpful, good natured, neat, friendly . . . wants to pitch a ncrhitter . . . likes lunch-now there's a new one. CAROL A. SINDLE Commercial Pinky Maiorette Club 11, 12p Maiorette 117 Yearbook Typist 12, Chorus 10, 125 Prom Committee 11, Hiking Club 10, Senior Play Committee 12. What's happenin'? . . . sparkling with life and energy . . . Winsome personality . . . short 'n sharp . . . good Maforette. MICHAEL B. SISAK, JR. Academic Cubby Football 10, 12, Basketball and Baseball Scorer IA 11 1h Ll, B - rlu. QA Fl-- nv, I 1, IL, newspaper, upuns Lunur lv, Lunuu 11, Varsity Club 10, 125 Senior Officials Club 11, Yearbook Co-Editor 12. C'mon run, Bug! . . . an active guy . . . wants to be a journalist. HEATHER A. SMALLMAN Commercial Heather School Service Club 115 Homemaking Club 127 Senior Play Committee 12, Transfer from Abing- ton High. Ya' wanna bop? . . . light on her feet . . . football fan . . . future secretary . . . sharp dresser . . . full of fun. RICHARD E. SMITH Academic Hsheepn Football Manager 105 Cross Country 11: Baseball 11, 121 Rifle Club 10, Prom Committee 11. What do you say, Babe? . . . BlondY - - - 3 great man with the women . . . main ambition is to get married . . . sports lover . . . likes wild humor . . . passion pit fad. ROBERT G. SMITH Academic Smitty Rifle Team 10, 11, 125 Chefs Club 105 SSHIOI' Officials Club 11, 12, Prom Committee 112 FOOT' ball Refreshment Committee 12. OK, I wiIl . . . that's Smitty! . . . quiet eccen- tric scientist type , , . always puttering . . . likes mechanics . . . agreeable- DAVlD L. STAEBLER Academic Chimp Football 125 Marching, Concert Band 10, 11, 125 Band Club 10, ii, 12 HAII right, be difficult . . . big bruising type . . . amateur radio bug . . . a iazz fan . . . main ambition like so many others was to pass French . . . Ihe quitli . , , hot man with the trumpet . . . humorist. GEORGE R. STERNER Academic Gimp Band 10, 11, 125 Rifle Team 11, 125 Student Council 10, 115 Cross Country 11, 12: Junior Class President5 Band Club 10, 11, 12. Get serious! . . . quiet, born leader . . . always thinking type . . . a good general or ship captain . . . likes Physical Education Class. JOSEPH M. SOMMER Industrial Arts Joe Football 10, 11, 125 Chefs Club 105 Varsity Club 11, 12. A great man in a football line . . . a good buddy to everyone . . . hopes to become a Mechanical Engineer . . . a big guy with a big punch . . . always seen at 12:00 eating lunch. CAROL A. SPARANGO Academic Lefty Chorus 10, 11, 125 Tri-Hi-Y 105 Senior Dramatics 115 Yearbook Staff 125 Student Council 125 Sen- ior Play Comrnittee 125 FHA 125 GAA 12. l'm embarrassed . . . good sewer . . . forever talking about Jack . . . fun-loving . . . loves dancing. JOYCE M. STEVENS Commercial Joy Chorus 10, 125 Tri-Hi-Y 125 Homemaking 115 Senior Play Committee 125 Bible Club 10. Man, that's saying something . . . enjoys cooking and dancing . . . basketball fan . . . future secretary. MICHAEL J. STEVENSON Academic Monk Football Manager 10, 115 Baseball Manager 115 Senior Officials Club 105 Rifle Club 115 Study Club 125 Prom Committee 11. Wise around Melba . . . loves photography . . . wants to race in Indianapolis SOO . . . he might make it . . . a good friend . . . thinks of himself as a hotrodder. MARGARET G. SUTTON Academic Peggy Hockey 10, 11, 12, Basketball 10, 11, 12, Soft. ball 10, 11, 12, Concert, Marching Band 10, 11, 12, Chorus IO, 11, 12, Student Council 10, 12, FTA IO, ll, 12, Newspaper IO, Prom Committee 11, Sophomore Class Secretary, Senior Play Prompter 12, GAA 12. This is stupid . . . sports minded . . . fun, laughter, and Dick. JACQUELYN B. TRATT Commercial Jacque Interior Decorating Club 10, Senior Dramatics 11, Senior Play. I ain't goin' if it rains . . . loves rock 'n roll . . . record fiend . . . Phil's her main interest . . . hot-fodder . . . constant hair-fixer . , . nice personality. DANIEL B. WANNER Academic ChuckIes Football 10, 11, 12, Band 10, 11, 12, Boys' Octet 10, 11, 12, Band Club 10, 11, 12, Senior Choir 11, 12, Baseball 10, Prom Committee 11. Man, let's bug this plaz-z-el . . . hopes to become a Mechanical Engineer . . . he's sure to make a big one . . . always ready with a laugh. BETTY J. WENTZ Academic Bets Chorus 10, 11, 12, Cheerleading 11, 12, Student Council 11, Prom Committee 11, Radio Forum 12. Huh, tell me . . . peppy . . . smiles, smiles, smiles . . . responsible . . . friendly . . good things come in little packages . . personality plus. WILLIAM C. ULLEY Academic Wild Bill rooroau lu, li, iz, nano lu, ii, iz, nme seam 10, 11, 12, Baseball 10, 11, 12- Prom Com- mittee 11, Student Council 11, 12, Yearbook 12. Move that wreck! . . . going to be an Aero- nautical Engineer . . . he knows his airplanes, all right . . . great sense of humor. BRENDA M. VIRNELSON Academic Bren Hockey 10, Softball 10, 11, Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, FTA 10, 11, 12, Chorus IO, 11, 12, Newspaper 10, 11, Yearbook 12, Senior Play Committee 12, FHA 12, GAA 12. Cripes . . . Miss Betty Crocker . . . friend to all . . . Sob Sister. WlLLlAM H. WOLFE industrial Arts Wolfie Football 10, 11, 125 Basketball 10, 11, 127 Chefs Club 105 Varsity Club 11, 12. What's happening . . . a man who's always there when needed . . . thinks nothing of letting loose to have a good time . . . great man on . . . especially football. the athletic teams 7 v 1 E-qfi . L' ll A A' l fl ' , 'N l ? X yll he YE , V ' 5, 42 GERALDINE C. WHEELER Academic Gerry Newspaper 10, News Editor 115 Concert, Marching Band 10, 11, 125 Radio Forum 125 Chorus 10, 11. What's this action?! . . . intelligence plus . . . success equals dreams plus work . . . dependable . , . neat and reserved . . . even-tempered . . . loves that French poodle-in English! JANE WOODWARD Academic Woody Chorus 11, 125 Tumbling 107 Bridge Club 12. Let's went . . . cute blonde lnaturall . . . friendly . . . seen but not heard . . . shy . . . acrobatic champ . . . wants fo find a good career . . . loves to crochet and knit. ,Nam mMffw,w.w5 1 g .- M JUNICRS f .Q 9 gi Q I ...S gf J H ' 1 ssl v . ., gf Q. X 4' 1 i' ff as is N rf '-at 5 f ' r X X, ...raw mix, s5igQgfNg,vg5gz5sw , ' ie 44 C. Johnson P. Jordan R. King A. Birchler P. Blomquist B. Pritsch T. Brumbaugh R. Comly C. Costello B. Davenport P. Endicott J. Eitelgeorge R. Ewing S. Firman J. Girard S. Gleaner S. Hallowell E. Haubeck B. Hawthorne C. Heath J. Henderson D. Hoffman R. Jennings Not shown: C. Allen W. Armstead S. Ashmore P. Atkinson K. Blackburn C. Brown J. Brown R. Burnley I. Burgess R. Cottom E. Darzinski R. DeMatteis J. Dinkins L. Eagano M. Eagano B. Eckhart C. Engle C. Ewer A. Fad L. Frank J. Gaskins E. Grasso B. Haigh E. Hall N, Harry C. Herder L. Herder W. Hibschman R. Jacobs E. Kallenbach R. King E. Koeblin R, Layer C. Lineberger J. Lusska P. Maynard A. McCourt W. Quigley J. Quinn D. Reisenwitz D. Romano Not shown: V. Lanning J. Lavenberg J. Laverty M. Lehrbach R. Livezey G. Loughery G. Nitterauer S. Norvig R. Payne P. Prinz J. Rickard J. Robertson S. Sabold S. Schofield J. Selheimer C. Shaw D. Vollrath B. Weikel S. Weikel J. Wiiey B. Rommel R. Schneider J. Scott D. Signore J. Smith J. Starkes G. Stephenson J. Tucker R. Varallo C. Wagoner I. Wardlow K. Warner R. Webb R. Weimar C. Wilson A. Wolfersberger G. Woods SOPHOMCJRES Nor shown: C. Alexander C. Barnes S. Coles W. Dunbar N. Goldberg C. Heard J. Jacobsen 46 B. Allen R Bates J. Coombs S. Edwards J. Gradin D Hedrick J. Jenkins N. Arnez K. Birchler R. Cottom J. Eifelgeorge R. Grasso W. Henry M. Armstead E, Bolenius V. Curll R. Elliof A. Green P. Herder J. Ansuini J. Beswick B. Bitting J. Bundscheh M. Cook T. Armsfeacl L. Boone M. Delp D. Emery R. Guggenheim G. Holmes M. Gay E. Guilfoyle C. Hattwer D. Hartman J. Arnold L. Bofhe M. Dinkins E. Erhardf K. Hableff L. Hooper P. Arnold J. Bumm A. Drake T. Eusrace W. Hale W. Hoopes . Aubel . Burghardt . Drake S. Floyd E. Hall . Hosfeld J. Bach . Camburn . Dudnyk . Fluck . Hare . Hummel L. Jester C. Bahmueller J. Cassel D. Duff R. Garretison R. Howthorne D. lllingworth M. Johnson Qi , . 4 S. Johnston Magyar Ottinger Ricketts Shuman Trow Worster R. Jones A. Mallozzi J. Otto D. Roberts S. Sisak A. Tucciarone W. Wylie . King . Martin W. Parkinson . Rogers E. Smith P. Tucker . Koch F. Marvill M. Phipps J. Rogers E. Stalker . Urbach 'K Bt ii? 51 W T ' f , ,. J ,writ .- Nor shown: G. Hooper W. Mallozzi A. Morok E. Palermo S. Koch C. Matz H. Pickleman L. Rutherford H. Steirtmetz T. VanSant E. Piszek K. Polk M. Reeves B. Sindle J. Lane W. McAfee M. Pinkett M. Schrope D. Stroup C. Virnelson new S 'fitvfl K axe. 1? . 1' 1 Y, wif? l g, 1 pfkfff fini . Mm A 'T ' .. J is V 5.,.., V. Lange M. Minehart S. Pollard S. Schuyler J. Stuart V. Vroom . Q., 7 J. Layer G. Murphy N. Quinn D. Seibold M. Tambourino G. Wentz W. Lewis B. Nash L. Reeves M. Schade P. Tambourine R. Wolf A. Zenobio Lorenzo . Ott Reller B. Short . Thomas Wood P. Zollo 47 FRESHMEN . ,.,. K... -'ifiliqi 7... - - in Mr- ' iv A-f' -ir : z- Q- '-.fs 1 znizllif STTZZVS' A, W . wmerl- 1 sw... ,-gf., rw g.gl9m.3.gQ ' .. any 7.3 ff, aa 4 A in . ,QP bm ,Q 2. . if Has.. if 9 ASM! K . 4 i F if fl? 48 up F' M. Allen F. Arnold C. Beck D. Bevan M. Bub R. Buck S. Carlson A. Closson D. Cornell L. Cottom P. Curry L. Davis J. Edmonds B. Egner E. Egner S. Elliot D. Evans B. Everett D. Ewing R. Fad M. Finore M. Funk C. Giampa M. Gordon J. Grieves B. Haigh S. Hansen D. Hare C. Haxes P. Henry P. Herder S. Holmes N. Judd W. Kern J. Klotz R. Lamina A. Blenx T. Brennan T. Comly S. Corey L. Eagano B. Eckarf K. Emery C. Erhardt N. Fairbankf W. Ferguson W. Goulding J. Gregory D. Harry S. Hatzai L. Huebner A. Je'nkins ' I ' .. r- . Eff iw? f La 5 , J wi 'mg Y ff W1 a J, ' . Lmssisaar . .... was N..-. M. 4, .T .JJ . . ' K ,pgs R. Coleman R. Comly J. Daly K. Daywatt E. Deakin B. Goyak S. Graham D. Gross D. Herder W. Hind T. Jenkins G. Jones R. Kaiser Not shown: J. Killally F. Mermelstein C. Mozee C. Reimel J. Rivers C. Robinson R. Rotelle J. Reissel J. Schnedinger W. Skinner E. Smith A. Turner U. Vincent P. Lemon B. Leonetti D. Lindelow C. Maggeo S. Lanning N. LaSorsa M. McCourt F. McCullough T. Mercaldo H. Minnick 9. Magyar N. Martin A. Morvay L. Nice C. Norman J. Norvig .C. Moosbrugger .'. Moran N. Quinn C. Reade J. Rines S. Rines D. Pierce G. Potts J. Schwartz F. Scott J. Scott M. Scott R. Rishel P. Risely L. Smith V. Smith G. Sosna J. Staebler R. Semet B. Sheneman L. Taylor T. Thoenebe G. Trakas E. Ulrich R. Stout J. Sutton D. Virnelson K. Webb A. Weimer F. Widdis G. Wilmore H. Wilson H. Zaborowski M. Zimmerman EIGHTH GRADE 50 J. Abbott R. Abrams B. Ambler M. Anderson J. Barnes K. Beideman M. Birchler J. Blomquist S. Brown A. Clark D. Cordery W. Corson P. D'AquiIIa C. Derau K. Derau M. Dinkins C. Dubs T. Duff H. Edmunds J. Endicott D. Glassmoyer M. Grasso B. Gunn A. Haggar A. Hartman W. Haubeck B. Hedrick P. Houston C. Jones K. Jones S. Kearns L. Kelly B. Keyser F. Kline P. Koch T. Koch S. Ball J. Barner C. Bone G. Brown W. Cottom F. Craven P. Donaldson D. Donelson S. Ewing D. Frey R. Hall B. Hansen W. lllingworth I. lschinger Not shown: S. Phillips M. Reimel R. Richards J. Rogers R. Rogers N. Schade B. Sheneman J. Schneibner J. Scott E. Sheppard R. Simpson M. Sokol W. Spayd M. Steinmetz D. Stewart G. Stone J. Tyson B. Vincent G. Wolfersberger S. Wood J. Zollo Not shown: N. Armstead J. Ball J. Blalark R. Darzinski R. Fad A. Forgione T. Hablett L. Hanna D. Huber T. Huber V. Johns J. Kelly R. Klobach J. Lynch C. Matthews D. Michael R. Michael T. Miller B. Newman R. Olivieri M. Phillips R. Krex Lacock T. Liebert Linn . Melton . Miller R. Neiman . Noonan . Piszek K. Porter . Ricketts B. Riddle J. Smith . Smith K. Lane LaRoche LaSorca Layer Maier J. Mallozzi McFadgen Meinhart Mitchell Moffitt Mintrey Moser Norris Pagel G. Painter Painter D. Quigley Read B. Rees W. Rees . Sacks K. Schroeder Selheimer . Srnallman Snyder Somer VanAtta Veit Virnelson E. Wagoner M. Walker M. Warner Williams D. Williams Wilson Zaborowski SEVENTH GRADE M Arnold Brauman Colfom Gaumer Haffner Heller E. B. G C. D. M J. G. C. M. Heath M. Hess A. Holmes V. Johnston K. Bach S. Bell B. Brown J. Burgwin J. Curll L. Duckwitz P. Gillespie E. Godshall B. Halligan R. Hibschman J. Hempelman Not shown: Allen W. Delp F. Auloel B. Diver N Bruntrager J. Eveland R. Charlton B. Ewer Chubb D. George Ciliberto H. Gift Cooper R. Goulding R. Cotfom D. Green Culp M. Green Boden Burrill Edwards Goldberg Huff B. Judd E. Keys M. Klobach E. Kriebel R. Krause P. Larson T. Lavenberg M. Lenard B Bolenius M Clauser H Hare W Holman W. laneri C. Lindelow W. Newman B. Rogers J. Tambourine C. Wiley J. Jennings W. Jennings L. Kelly R. Marks R. Mengert D. Milligan E. Urban R. Onyx E. Papp D. William J. Shuman A. Smith T. Williams R. Wood C. Magill R. Miller D. Milligan R. Moulder C. Newman G. Newman D. Palermo C. Phayre L. Pinkett' Not shown: P. Pinkett R. Quail B. Reade N. Reeves J. Reimel P. Rogers E. Saunders T. Schade J. Schofield J. P. S. T. J, T. R. M M D. Kerns H. Lehbach D. Millington D- Minor T. Pasella Nl. PGYHTSF J, Smith C. Sterner B, Vin5Qn VVSLJSTSI' S. Worster D. Wright Scott R Vaughn Scott L. Ventresca Short R Wanner Sisak L. Willard Smith R Wecks Smith C William Snyder B Wylie Stiles H Yocum Wecker F. Zaborowski J. Levin D. Munroe J. Prinz G. Stevenson B. Weikel D. Youtzy District Secretaries: ' Ja, ' ii ii 5 , iirig-1 , Y Q ff? X' :tiki r 2 LF 56 S 5 R ' 2 i rpg r, i,,.. ' was g V ' A ' . P0-neY Case ' S. L. Graham OUR CASTLE'S RETAINERS Mrs. Kaufman Diefidan 'flu '1' Mrs. Langbein High School Secretary Mr. Thomas, Maintenance Superintendent B. Engle, S. Brackenridge, D. Roberts Bus Drivers llfield A. Rimsky J. Bender 54 s , R. A' jone C. Donat Snmh Maintenance svonrs JOE JOHNSON BILL WOLFE KEN COMLY Head Coach, F. GILRONANy Assistants, A. CUNNINGHANI, J. SCHWERLING. SENIOR HIGH FOOTBALL King Football, who usually is rnost successful on Upper Dublin High's athletic warfront, was ole- throned this season. He saw the Cardinals go with- out a victory in eight games. The only time a loss wasn't added to the record was the I3-I3 tie at Schwenksville. Coach Frank Gilronan and his assistants Andrew Cunningham and John Schwering, however, worked for the future. They used seniors sparingly, and sopho- mores and iuniors heavily. A long loss streak is usually balanced by a long winning streak. Our hopes are that next season King Football V will wear the initial Inter-County League football crown-without a loss. The Record: O Springfield ,,,,,, -g,,f, 2 0 O Neshaminy ,,,,, w-,,,, 3 3 6 W. Tennent ,,,,NA, ,,,, V 26 6 L. Moreland ss..,,, ,,,,,A 2 8 2 Ply-Marsh ,,,c,,,,,,, ,AMA,, 9 I3 Schwenksville ,,,,, w-,-,s I 3 I8 Jenkintown .,,s ,,,,,, 2 6 I2 Wyomissing ,s,, , ,.... I5 BILL ULLEY MIKE SISAK DAVE STAEBLER Coaches: E. TADDEI H. MARTIN JONES JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL Co-Captains: B. FAD J. EDMUNDS The Record : Opp. Central Bucks ..., D,,I. 2 6 Bridgeport ,,,A East Norriton ,... 4 O Conshohocken .,.,, ,.e.. 6 Owen J. Roberts George School ..,.. .eA,, O W 7'-I Back row: R. Gouck, M. Anderson, C. Dereau, V. Johnston, W. Cottom, J. Blalark, J. Zallo, J. Diver, J. Mellozzi, J. Guiltoyle, P. Herder, T. Koch, T. Schade, M. Wilson. Middle row: S. Rines, H. Edmunds, W. Vincent, J. Sutton, T. Comly, T. Mercaldo, T. Rines, G. Trakas, W. Echardt, R. Snyder, E. Egner, D. Cornell. Front row: R. Fad, R. Krex, W. Everitt, B. Leonnetti, D. Herder, B. Fad, J. Edmunds, G. Wilmore, R. Buck, P. Jones, S. Hatzai, B. Kaiser. The Record: 1 o0'LB. Opp. JenkinTovvn ,, ,,. W 6 Easi Norriion 0 L. Moreland 0 Conshohocken O Coaches: M. BEKMEZIAN, J. ZAVARICH Caprain: C. DERAU Back row: V. John, T. Koch, M. Anderson, D. George, F. Guilfoyle. Third row: K. Viet, F. Kline, R. Simpson, R. Mengert, R. Snyder. Second row: M. Stiles, R. Layer, W. Coiiom, J. Levin, F. Guise, J. Jennings. Front row: W. Rees, G. Pizek, C. Derau, S. Kearnes, T. Schade. i 59 Back row: G. Bender, F. Worster, J. Jenkins, J. Selheirner, E. Kallenbach, S. Hummel, M. Schade, E. Herder, D. Ischinger, L. Burgess, J. Stuart, C. Birchler, C. Engle, S. Floyd, S. Sabold. Second row: D. Phillips, J. Robertson, A. Ottinger, D. Hoffman, C. Rines, J. Rickard, M. Lehrbach, S. Schuyler, P. Tucker, S. Hallowell, i. Hale, M. Minehart, M. Dinkins, M. Armstead, V. Lanning, C. Johnson. Front row: J. Reller, P. Sutton, E. Koeblin, B. Weikel, S. Weikel, L. Savacool, Captain, M. Scheerbaum, P. Endicott, S. Koch, C. Shaw, S. Bastow. JOAN ROCCHINO, Coach LINDA SAVACOOL, Captain Senior High Hockey The Record: Souderton .... G. Mercy .... Jenkintown -. L. Moreland ..... Springfield .... Ambler ........ Opp. 0 O l O 2 O Back Io Wo,k again' .Cer ut tO' advl time O The Upper Dublin Senior High hockey team battled Ambler to a scoreless tie in its final game of the season to become the first varsity team in the history of Upper D h'i tn gc undefeated. An ample supply of fight, determination and ski!! enabled the lassies to compile a 5-O-l seasonal record. A strong defense held all opposition to a mere three tallies while a capable offense netted lo goals for the Red and Grey. After completing a week of instruction at hockey camp in the Pocono Mountains, the squad returned home ready to begin their season. Souderton, whom the squad d f t d before was the first to fall under the might of Upper Dublin. had never e ea e , Mercy, Jenkintown, Lower Moreland and Springfield were the next victims. Ambler our arch rival, was the final team to visit the Upper Dublin field. Despite ers, the Cardinalettes held the visitors and when the final whistle the loss of two play blew the score read O-O. Coach Joan Rocchino believes that this was the best squad that Upper Dublin has had thus far. Graduation will bring the loss of six of the starting eleven and will necessitate a rebuilding of the squad next season. The Junior Varsity did not have as successful a year, but they completed the season with an even 2-2-l log. Kneeling: A, Closson. First row: K. Derau, L. Taylor, G. Vincent, B. Riddle, N. Schade, P. Huston, L. Davis, K. Schroeder, M. McCourt, S. Hansen G. Potts, S. Moser, B. Shenaenman, J. Smith. Second row: M. Scott, L. Heubner, R. Goulding, J. Schwartz, B. Hansen, S. Carlson, S. Worster, P Lemon, C. Read, J. Abott, C. Nymen, l. lschinger, D. Pierce, K. Beideman, J. Stabler, B. Egner, B. Gunn, N. Judd, B. Maier. . 1.1 JUNIOR HIGH Q HOCKEY ...Q,i5,.- ' X' Qs fy? -' D l-l. C .,,. Under the coaching of Mrs. Beatrice Eckles, the Junior High hockey squad com- pleted a fairly successful season, compiling a 2-l-2 log. The tearn showed a great deal of improvement over the past season which was unsuccessful for looth the varsity and the junior varsity. The two victories came over Huntington and Plymouth-Whitemarsh while the lone de- feat was at the hands of Hillcrest. Shady Grove and Glenside Weldon both battled the Junior Cardinalettes to a l-l tie. Spirit and co-operation prevailed among the team members and, while working for victory, they played for the fun and ex- perience that can only come through Team play. Mrs. Beatrice Eckles, Coach, and Ann Closson, Captain. 62 U. tmery, Manager, M. Magyar, B. Wolfe, B. Lameron, ks. Lvessner, P. Herder, J. Jonnson fwnh baiij, B. Jacobs, J. Brown, B. Field, B. Webb, D. Paton. SENIOR HIGH BASKETBALL - THE CHAMPIONS Co-Captains: Bob Cameron, Joe Johnson Bob Field and Coach, Paul H. Jones. Under the tutelage of Paul M. Jones, the Redbirds closed the regular season with an impressive I5-4 record and a berth in the PIAA post season playoffs. The Cardinals, in addition, produced three champions this sea- son: the varsity won the Tri-County League title on the strength of a 9-l record, Joe Johnson took the league's scoring crown, and the Junior Varsity finished first in the iayvee circuit with an 8-2 log. Although the varsity will lose four of its starters through graduation, things look bright for next sea- son when all hope to see Andrew Cunning- ham's champions till the shoes ot Paul M. Jones' champions. 63 JUNIOR VARSITY T. Brumbaugh, Manager, J. Coombs, R. Shoemacher, J. Arnold, A. Fad, J. Magyar, J. Pollard, R. Cottom, R. Garretson, J. Dinkins, D. Duff, C. Koch, J. Luska. 38 58 55 39 46 54 54 62 59 55 44 60 Captain, O. Cottom, and Coach, A. Cun- ningham. UD 46 57 55 40 47 57 47 Opp. 34 49 65 40 43 33 48 28 39 40 52 44 37 41 39 50 44 40 45 The Records: Cheltenham ....,, .... College-ville --- Springfield Abington .... Bristol ..... Alumni ........o, Ambler .........,,,..o. - Ply-Whitemarsh Palisades .........,. .,.. New Hope ..... Jenkintown .... S. Lehigh .,,,o...... .... L. Moreland ....... ee.. New Hope ,,,,. Palisades .... Jenkintown ,.Y, S. Lehigh ..,.....L,. ..,. L. Moreland ...L,,,,,,..o. Ply-Whitemarsh JV Opp 38 41 35 29 34 39 24 51 50 36 49 29 40 27 AO 33 36 25 26 38 47 34 56 24 58 32 27 24 32 34 38 42 JUNIOR HIGH Kneeling: Managers T. Comly, R. R. Goulding, D. Herder, S. Rines, B. Snyder, R. Fad, J. Rines, P. Jones, Egner, Trakas. W. Everett, W. Buck. Standing: W. The Record: UD Opp. 45 Rockledge ,,e.. 31 39 Bridgeport .,,,,,,, -- 25 35 Bridgeport oo.,.o,,,e 27 36 East Norriton oooo.. 15 30 East Norriton o,,,e, 12 36 Lower Moreland 25 45 Lower Moreland 25 40 Conshohocken ,c,c 41 53 Conshohocken .,., 36 60 Jenkintown ........ 40 38- Jenkintown ........ 17 50 Conshohocken .... 40 Back row: R. Abrams, D. Heath, J. Zollo, R. Fad, R. Vaughn, D. Youtzy, R. Heath, D. Williams. Middle row: D. George, M. Arnold, J. Guilfoyle, J. Endicott, G. Wolfersberge, R, Johnston, F. Guise. Bottom row: 65 W. Weikel, R. Bolenius, M. Stiles, R. Harner, B. Brown, W. Hohman, J. Levin, T. Sisak. The Record : UD Opp- 3O Cheltenham ,..., -,,,- 19 39 Springfield .... ,,,,,, 2 4 34 Ply-Marsh ,-- ,,,, ,- 21 53 Mercy ....,e....,e ..4.f- 3 0 70 L. Moreland .,,,f ...,,. 4 5 40 Hatboro ,e,4,.Y, ...,., 3 0 27 Ambler ,,,e. ,e..e. 2 4 CO6Cl'I Captain J. Rocchino. S. Bastow. SENIOR GIRLS' BASKETBALL The Upper Dublin Senior High girls com- pleted the first undefeated basketball sea- son in the history of the school and their second perfect season of the year. The Cardi- nalettes, sparked by five seniors and a iun- ior, were able to capture victories over Springfield, Plymouth-Whitemarsh, Chelten- ham, Hatboro, Gwynedd Mercy, Lower Moreland, and Ambler. Linda Savacool and Sue Koch provided the maiority of the tallies for the Red and Grey while Doris lschingenadded the balance. Captain Sally Bastow, Janice Reller, and Carolyn Show were the defensive members held the opposition to a of points. Since five of seniors, Coach Joan Roc- rebuild next year. of the squad and minimum number these regulars are chino will have to Front row J. Reller, l.. Savacool, S. Bastow, D. lschinger, S. Koch. Second row: B. Bolenious, P. Endi- cott B Roosevelt, B. Weikel, S. Weikel, J. Robertson, F. Marvill, C. Johnson. Third row: P. Sutton, manager C. Rodgers, C. Birchler, E. Kallenbach, P. Blomquist, S. Sabold, C. Aubel, J. Stuart, C. Shaw, F Wooster E. Koeblin, S, Henderson. Ughl Oh! ls it going in? Nice Shgfl Lin. JUNIOR GIRLS' BASKETBALL The Upper Dublin Junior High girls' basketball squad regis- tered a final record of tour wins, two losses, and a Tie. The junior Cardinalettes defeated Springfield, Abington, Gwynedd Mercy, and Plymouth Whitemarsh. East Norriton battled to a tie while Huntington and Glenside overcame The iunior lassies. Only three members ot the starting six will advance to the senior high next year. Mrs. Beatrice Eckles again coached The squad and has great expectations Tor next year's Team. Coach: B. Eckles Captain: K. Schroeder Bottom row: S. Harry, S. Moser, R. Goulding, J. Prinz, N. Haigh, P. McFadgen, J. Smith. Middle row: P. Houston, C. Wiley, L. Lacoch, D. Isch- inger, D. Monroe, K. Jones, B. Riddle, B. Hansen. Back rovv: B. Gunn, K. Schroeder, F. McCullough, D. Kerns, A. Jenkins, L. Davis, B. Wylie, C. Neiman, S. Worster, S. Hansen. Coach H. M. JONES BOB CAMERON BOB FIELD SONNY FIRMAN SENIOR HIGH BASEBALL Upper Dublin High's baseball Team reached a new low lasT year as iT won only four games while losing Ten. A 9-9 Tie wiTh P.S.D. compleTed The record. LasT year's Team was a young Team, composed mosTly of iuniors and sophomores. There were only Two seniors on The squad. For This reason, The season can noT be considered a Tailure since iT provided valuable experience for These young ballplayers. Coach H. MarTin Jones, who will be back aT The helm again This year, feels ThaT These boys wiTh a year of experience under Their belTs are ready To bring The Tri-CounTy League Trophy back To Upper Dublin. The Record: U.D. 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Q Q + A Q f Q Q Q W Q QQ, , Q Q ,...Q,,., QM, AE 1 xx w,w+w,,f1wmw9w-Asw,my em, Wmg, N N xml w:YkNW,A1I'X95'vQEWW 'X f ' xv v33,J1NW' wr' 'f' ,M we mx s QlskiiiiiglziixILQQSFLSQfQi5s51?zL:1i'iLl5z . 25553 if-iiE.LLiui'5.1' 1,7 4 . , ,yw,w,-- .mms www .ww smmwwxwQ' ,,,meww'QM',xw 0 A X X 5- X ,SN,q.X:,.q X: x--Q--xwg KL, ,, Mimi ,mg NNW ww ,N -W N Na-sw . 'N WQQJM s , S fiiiifsm 1?-5SiE5iZ?i'?s3'z.1 '---fliiif, Hifi-1 58 n QZk WAf S51 ::wzsaSLgiS:g:fff:L.sz .fxz .sez .a.:we2121:?m, .mr MJ Sa f -f wigseziieifwf bf'LS'???s2?fiS:'Wwss ' sbsff2aiif3,fsgf1f 0 -1 Um X, CROSS COUNTRY Kneeling: D. Riesenvvitz, S. Gleaner, A. Pullen, G. Sterner, G. Gessner, T. Brurnbaugh, F. Fluck. Sfanding: S. Signore, C. Arnold, D. Duff, R. Jacobs, L. Thomas, R. Layre, F. Scott. Mike Magyar fabsentj. Captain, G. Sterner Coach, K. Child And the-y're off! Upper Dublin's cross country team finished the season with a 3-7 record. But the poor log may be partially accounted for by the tact that most ot the schools it ran against were much larger than ours. Although the team will lose tour starters through graduation, prospects look good tor next year since the team will follow a revised schedule which will include teams of its own class. 72 RIFLE The Upper Dublin rifle Team completed its third season very successfully as it Took second place in the Suburban Philadelphia lnterscholastic Rifle Association's Northern Division. The Team has seen victories at The downfall of Ambler, Southern Lehigh, Central Bucks, and Quakertown while Abington fired an almost perfect Team score to beat The Cardinal shooters. While losing Two of The high Ten to graduation, The rifle squad has acquired several new members to take Their place bringing The Total on The squad to 18. Mr. Kenneth Childs is ably assisted by Mr. John Schwering in coaching and direct- ing. The nine members for The rifle Team were: G. Sterner, R. Smith, B. Ulley, K. Comly, R. Comly, V. Vroom, C. Brown, M. Scheerbaum, and D. Cassel. 1,1 f . I PETNTW tra. ' l-- ef-' T 5 -3 . Coaches J. Schwering K. Child First row: L. Hablett, M. Scheerbaum, J. Gift, L. Pittaluga, V. Vroom. Second row: R. Comly, Coaches J. Schwering and K. Child, D. Vollrath. Third row: W. Ulley, J. Laverty, G. Sterner, C. Brown, R. Axford, W. Eckardt, K. Comly, R. Gouak, D. Cassell, R. Elliott, J. Ricketts. FOOTBALL QUEEN , Q B ,iaffj L9-ll ffvfyi G. Bean, P. Fox, L. Savacool, B. Wentz IQueen1, B. Weikel, V. Lanning, S. Schofield. 4-- gp, if . 1 wr! X1 if . as B B B .. pjisfef' .gf Q C. Shaw, A. Gaumer, B. Weikel, S. Schofield, M. D'EIia, S, Weikel, S. Hummel, J. Stuart. SENIOR CHEERLEADERS Senior High Captain B. Wentz Junior High Captain J. Kolfz JUNIOR CHEERLEADERS A. Jenkins, K. Porter, F. McColIough, M. Gordon, K. Jones, J. Gregory, M. Bubb, J. Klotz. CHORUS, DANCE BAND Dance Band . - K 1 M f Y 1 QW?- Senior Ocfef: C. Sindle, F. Bowles, L. Hableff, R. Cameron, D. Senior sexrer. C. sindie, J. Gift, N. Bahmueller, C. Rees, P Wanner, L. Savacool, M. Suiton, N. Bahmueller. Fox, L. Savacool. CONCERT MINSTRELS Q HW J 071 Accompanisf, C. Morvay Music Director, Mr. R. C. Fousf Concert Band S. Schofield, Vice Pres. ' mg, -- . E., A . 05515 'if' j.s.'ff?f ' ' . .K gm' 1, W , f , . - s wig, ,: , ,., gy . -W. A . T T ' ,L fi ' -ifiiii' K 'k 'K . ., J - Tl Y .gYQ.5silsfi..i,':9' - ' , ,,,l: .. , ,,l,,..:lW .. L, 'I LL.' :Qs if V i SENIOR STUDENT COUNCIL A. Gaumer, President The Senior High Student Council, under The direction of Mr. W. E. Keim, has conducted many activities and projects useful to The school. In November the Student Council sponsored the election ofthe football queen and held the Corona- tion Ball in her honor. About The same time it donated enough funds to enable The installment of a completely new sound system in The gymnasium. During the bas- ketball season the Student Council sponsored and directed canteens after every Friday night home game in order to secure enough mony to buy new cheerleading uniforms. The school store was also one of its proiects which gave ioy and service tothe student body of the school. Respectfully submitted, df,6....'7'vf' President Standing: L. Egano, S. Floyd, M. Schade, B. Elliot, C. Sparango, R. Wolf, C. Allen, B. Ulley, R. Smith, C. Thomas, B. Field, D. Paton, M. Anderson, C. Arnold, P. Read, P. Sutton, J. Lusska, J. Quinn. Sitting: B. Weikel, B. Wentz, A. Gaumer, Mr. Keim, S. Schofield, M. Minehart. W. E. B. Wentz, Secretary B. Weikel, Treasurer M. Minehart, Captain ' - ia. Keim, Advisor JUNIOR STUDENT COUNCIL Through the Junior High Student Council, every student in the Upper Dublin Junior High can say that he contributed something to the Mundockian'castle. Whether you have noticed it or not, the Council has been working all around you trying to improve school conditions and make the school year a more enioyable one. Such things as the Christmas tree in the lobby, the student phone directory, dances and canteens, visits to other schools, and different fund drives such as the United Fund and the March of Dimes, give improve- ments to your school and community. We of the Junior High School Student Council thank you for your co-operation in making the council work for you and your bL,lIUUl. Respectfully submitted, Secretary Senior Play Dangerous Nan McGrew November l-2 Cast Donald Biedeman Michael Magyar Jeanne Gift Larry Ruth ' Jacqueline Tratt Sue Koch Pat Fox Wally Allen Lynn Hablett Ronald Amey I T Stage Committee Peggy Sutton Janice Reller Carole Rees Marilyn Scheerbaum Jerry Langbein Robert Smith Sandra Bean Gall Bean Carole Sparango Brenda Virnelson Mary D Ella I I Robert Wert, Director Stage: Mr. Stipe and Mr. Legg Q7 1958 MUNDOCKIAN Class: N. Bahmueller D. Paton Feature: A. Gaumer Sports: B. Shuttleworth M. Scheerbaum Photographers: G. Sterner A. Pullen Artists: D. Levin L. Ruth C. Sparango Arslurarfieinn. B. Ulley G. Gessner M. Ahderson T. Self L. Pittaluga 3 . Typists: C, Sindle M. D'Elia P, Read T. Short Assistants: C. Rees M. Magyar B. Virnelson Robert B. Wert, Advisor v 'L,. R Don'T iust stand around. Get busy! We Thought we'd never finish! i , in E ,tx sl 6-ii,:,.!'5Q7 f ,,Z,f,, HANNA NO MA rsukl +., , MAWWW 1 f ,. v A view from under the Torrii. I dreamed I went dancing in a Japanese Garden. GUlLDS ENHANCE CASTLE LIFE . . . ARCHERY G. Wolfersberger, K. Bach, V7 Johnson, N. Haigh, A. Smith, H. Yocum, R. Krause, R. Onyx, R. Moulder, F. Guise, R. Wood, B. Judd, T. Ianeri, I, Smith, W. Delp, I. bchade, J. Levin, R. Harner, E. Kreibel, Miss Meng fAdvisorJ, C. Hayes. INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE L. Reeves, B. Spayd, H. Edmonds, R. Lane, M. Dinkins, P. Atkinson, Mr. Virgilio KAdvisorI, M. Millington, S. Brauman, H. Lehrbach, P. Gaumer. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA E. Koeblin, N. Bahmueller, Mrs. Levan KAdvisorJ, D. Ischinger, S. Sabold, N. Breitinger, S. Norvig, S. Weikel, B. V-leikel, P. Sutton, P. Endicott, S. Ashmore, J. Gift, C. Fisher, F. Marvill, C. Schu- man, S. Bastow, T. VanSant, J. Lang, M. Blomquist, J. Selheimer, J. Lavenberg, L. Pittaluga, S. Koch, L. Hablett, A. Gaumer, F. Worster, B. Virnelson, J. Stuart, M. Scheerbaum, C. Heard. SENIOR OFFICIALS D. Duff, M. Magyar, S. Gleaner, J. Brown, B. Shuttleworth, D. Beideman, B. Field, J. Magyar, D. Paton, Mr. Taddei fAdvisorJ. BRIDGE S. Bastow, L. Pittaluga, T. Self, M. Scheerbaum, P. Read, G. Murphy, Mrs. Vandling fAdvisorJ, L. Hablett. GYMNASTICS F. Morris, A. Williams, R. Fad, E. Piszek, R Abrams, R. Krex, R. Snyder, T. Koch, S. Kearns, H. Barnes, M. Wilson, A. Stevens, W. Cottom J. Blabork, B. Brown, D. Gillespie, D. Armstead Mr. Cunningham IAdvisorJ, P. Gillespie. Q 6 in CRAFTS R. Bolenius, N. Reeves, E. Mitchell, J. Barner, T. Edwards, Mr. Stipe IAclvisorJ, W. Hohman, P. Donelson, E. Godshall, Mr. Legg IAclvisorJ, L. Eagano, J. Hempleman, L. Lacock, G. Huff, C. Erharclt, R. Jennings, G. Sosna, R. Semet, I. Isch- inger, C. Dubs, C. Giampa, A. Hartman, R. Webster, W. Martin, D. Glassmoyer, L. Ruth, S. Ball, D. Harry, B. Maier, G. Stevenson, L. Eveland, S. Fairbanks, K. Daywalf, S. Worster, N. Harry, M. Sokol, R. Ewing, D. Ewing, M, Hooper, C. Boden. 86 SENIOR DRAMATICS N. Bahmueller, J. Gift, D. Hamer, C. Fisher, G. Bean, J. Lukens, T. Short, E. Rommel, D. Romano, R. DeMateis, M. Cook, C. Schuman, Mrs. Levan IAdvisorJ, M. Jordan, T. VanSant. KNITTING M. Lehrbach, C. Wilson, G. Woods, L. Costello, M. Schade, G. Nitterauer, K. Hablett, C. Matz R. Eveland, L. Burgess, M. Blomquist, E. Kallen- bach, S. Ashmore, J. Lavenberg, V. Lanning, S. Hallowell, E. Koeblin, W. Henry, M. Minehart, J. Wardlow, L, Herder, J. Woodward, C. Heard A. McCourt, S. Norvig, B. Roosevelt, J. Eagano, J. Robertson, L. Eagano, E. Hall, J. Heard, P. Endi- cott. 1 1 Mvnli. Wig' fi is 5 61-iwgfsfw if 36 3 MW? 5441? Qi fgmi-HS 'fr - ai ,J , gn: 4 we xi fi Y, 2 ,gf if if Rfk-.5 . : ,.: ,.,. 2 .L:5 : i2if',Smi if ii G'- '1-,Y , Wg , K CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES to the GRADUATING CLASS of I958 of UPPER DUBLIN HIGH SCHOOL We wish you success in your con+inued search for knowledge and undersfanding. A nafion is sfrong, happy and produc'I'ive as Iong as i'Is people are more inferesfed in crea+ing oppor+uni+y +han in seeking securify, es- pecially +he kind paid 'for by ofhers. The only enduring economic securify is born of characler and is carv- ed by Ihe individual wi'Ih his own hands and by his own ingenuily in creafing oppor+uni+y for himself and for ofhers. WALTER RELLER, Vice Presidenl' GIRARD TRUST CORN EXCHANGE BANK AMBLER DIVISION Ambler Flourlown Forl' Washinglon MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION SELAS CORPORATION OF AMERICA Dresher, Pennsylvania Compliments of NATICNAL AERONAUTICAL CORPCRATION Only a newspaper 'l'l'1al' has become inexlricably woven info 'rhe fabric of lhe lives of ifs readers can mainlain a high sfanclard of communi+y journalism. THE AMBLER GAZETTE the finest in steel office furniture and equipment COLUMBIA STEEL EQUIPMENT CO. FORT WASHINGTON. PENNSYLVANIA u L g BEST WISHES to the CLASS of 1958 STANDARD PRESSED STEEL CO. 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PET SHOP Allison Road Equipmeni Buller Ave- al 30 N. Main Sfreel' ORELAND Shopping Cenfer and Supplies 57 E. Bu'rler Avenue AMBLER Ml+chell 6-2076 Hendricks S'rreel' AM BLER AMBLER MCFARLANUS Schwinn Bicycles and Equipmeni Tricycles-Wagons Toys ll5 N. Main Sfreel' AMBLER AM EY 81 WALKER Prinl'ers 3963 Germaniown Ave PHILADELPHIA FAIRWAYS SERVICE Mobilgas Mobiloil Pennsylvania Ave. ancl Mill Roacl ORELAND TUrner 4-9407 DAN DULBROW. Prop. RAINBOW ARTS Signs Slcefches Murals Painl'ings Adver+ising NICK MlNlO 8l6 W. Second Sfreef LANSDALE Ad-A-Li+e Elecfric Co. A Friend Rev. and Mrs. George Ames 'Andy' Anderson Pauline B. Anderson John T. Armsrrong Bob lMell Axford '58 Joseph Axford '59 Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Axford Mr. Charles Bahmueller Mr. and Mrs. Peler Barne Mrs. Frances M. Basenberg Barron B. Baslow Sally Ann Bas'I'ow Mr. Waller B. Basrow Mrs. Wal+er B. Bas+ow Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Bean Millard J. Bekmezian Joseph J. Bender Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bender Mrs. Clara Bender Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bender, Sr. Geraldine H. Biles Janel' Blair Mr. and Mrs. MiH'on E. Bonsell Mrs. Marion Boyer Mr. and Mrs. Wm. A. Burne++ Mike Carrigan Mr. and Mrs. J. Willard Cassel 'Chimp' Mrs. T. F. Coyne Andrew G. Cunningham Margarel' Z. Davis Mrs. John Srapley deCani Mr. and Mrs. Ralph DelCon+e Mr. and Mrs. A. DeMa'H'eis Mr. and Mrs. D. DiBono Mr. and Mrs. D. Duelfer LoreH'a Eagono Margarel' Eagono Mr. and Mrs. Edward Egner Dr. and Mrs. W. W. Eshelman Ferla's Sandwich Shop Mrs. D. B. Fisher The Fournier Family Roberr C. Fousl' Edward Frick Arlene Gaumer Mary D. Gaumer Mrs. George W. Gaumer Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Gebauer Mr. and Mrs. A. Gennard Mr. and Mrs. Roberl W. Gill' Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gilronan Girls' A+hle1'ic Associalion Frank Girondo Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Glassmoyer Mr. and Mrs. R. Guggenheim Miss Helen Gundlach Mr. and Mrs. D. Gundlach Ka+hryn G. Halleman Cheryl Ann Hare Mr. and Mrs. J. Wilson Harner Healy Nursing Home Edna F. Hillemann Mr. and Mrs. George A. Hooper Mr. and Mrs. Charles Houslon Cafherine T. Hughes, R. N. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hursl Mr. Henry C. lschinger Mrs. Henry C. lschinger The lschinger Children Jean and Augie Jeanne and Lois Joe's Barber Shop Mr. and Mrs. H. Marlin Jones Mr. and Mrs. Norman L. Jones Paul M. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kaufmann Mr. and Mrs. William E. Keim Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Klelzing Alberl Koch Chris and Bill Koch Mr. and Mrs. John Koch Florence Koch Margarel' Lappin Mrs. Mary C. LeVan Mr. Legg Mrs. Wallace Livezey Mr. and Mrs. L. Lofgren Mr. and Mrs. E. Lynam Richard Macauley Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Macauley H. R. Macomber-Insurance Mr. Marcellious Mr. and Mrs Emerson Mafz Mr. Leonard McBride Mr. and Mrs. J. McCarfy Mr. and Mrs G. K. McCumber E. Meng , s Mr. and Mrs. lrv Miller Mr. and Mrs Joseph C. Morvay Gail Murphy Mr. and Mrs W. R. Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Frank Naulfy Mr. and Mrs Frank O'Brien Mr. and Mrs Charles Oski Mr. and Mrs Russell E. Pafon Mr. and Mrs Walfer E. Pearce Mrs. E. Peca Penn-Jersey Aufo Sfores, Inc. Cliff Phillips Mr. and Mrs. L. Piffaluga Mr. and Mrs. Paul Poffs Alan Pullen Frank W. Savacool Lin Savacool Mrs. Frank Savacool Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Scheerbaum Mr. John Scheerbaum, Sr. Mr. and Mrs Wm. Schrope Mr. and Mrs Roberf Self Mr. and Mrs Warren Self Mr. and Mrs. Charles Semef Mr. and Mrs Alberf E. Shaw Mr. and Mrs. Charles Silvesfri Mr. and Mrs Harry Smallman Mr. and Mrs H. O. Smifh Mr. and Mrs H. Walfer Smifh Smiffy and Karen Carole Sparango Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sparango Sfahl's Giff Shop Charles Sferner Carol Ann Pullen Roberf David Pullen Mr. Alanson G. Pullen Mrs. A. G. Pullen Pafricia and Lorraine Read Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Read, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Reber Beverly and Bill Rees Carole Rees Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Rees Janice L. Reller Roberf H. Reller Walfer L. Reller Mr. and Mrs. Walfer Reller Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reyner Mrs. Joan Rocchino Mr. and Mrs. John Rofelle Sydney Rowland Linda Rufherford Pefer P. Salerno--Insurance Mr. G. Sanforsola Mr. and Mrs Rudolph Sferner Mr. and Mrs Philip D. Sfefson Mr. and Mrs James Sfevenson Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred P. Suffon Mr. and Mrs. Edward Taddel Mr. and Mrs. Charles Taylor Arfhur E. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. H. Tompkins Mr. and Mrs. Unrue Mr. and Mrs. Paul Unrue Mrs. Vandling Henry Virgilio Carl Wagoner Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wagoner Dan Wanner Rufh S. Wanner Mr. Daniel K. Wanner Mrs. Daniel K. Wanner Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Wayne Beffy Jane Wenfz Mr. and Mrs. George Wenfz Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wenfz Judy Werf Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wheeler Mrs. C. F. Woodward Joseph V. Zavarich E i I w 5 1 WW: ,ff 7 K .11 ggsiggg.-QE? x 5 9 in K ' 'E 44 ' Z-Y ,R A 5' ' ii Q3 Eff? K . x ' 4, Ai, . V ' e3 ,3 ' i 5 , 3 S - 3 . f 3 , ,N ,, J 551 l ' 7 7 7 777777 777 7 7 COMMENCEMENT . . . Is everybody ready? Plcfure Avunlable J- RELLER H. JONES G. SELF N. BAHMUELLER ls? Honors Science Award 2nd Honors Social Studies Award Mathematics Award English Award March on! Mr. Jones' farewell address. CONGRATULATIONS! We finally made if. G. WHEELER A. GAUMER A. PULLEN G. STERNER 3rd Honors Kiwanis Award Outstanding Boy Award Kiwanis Award Ouisianding Girl Award BACCALAUREATE The participants . , . Av I x V X 4 -2.219531 'R I I f r' 1 f ' Y fy fig QQX f f ' A X 7 -:xxx mxi viw , Q e Sermon . Listening Aftentively to Rev. Smi1h's Words CLASS NIGHT . . . , xs GI . 'Rexel Appeiize rs adfffhe we Rag vm IFE N FHM WW Q-cfLgwi:L3:v AT LAST Dancing under the stars THE PRCM . . . H's not that bad, Ken l wish, l wish, I wish May 9-the day of our Prom! The Juniors had been working for months to make our dance a success, and now we were finally going to enioy their efforts. The decorations were beautiful and carried out the theme of an old Southern Plantation. Everything was perfect - from the southern mansion to the bubbling brook. Ray Carr was there to entertain us with his music and orchestra. And, we must say, they were wonderful. Each Senior girl got a Prom Key which she will be wearing for years, and every one of us received many wonderful memories which we will have with us all of our lives. And the band played on. QM . 1 X ffl! ' i Before we knew it, the orchestra was playing Good Night, Sweetheart and we were off to the Post Prom Party at Oak Terrace Country Club. i THE FUN HAD JUST BEGUN . . . Some needed a rest! i i The Prom was a big success! The decorations were beautifulg the music was greatg the dance floor was crowded. The dance was over at rnicl- night but the fun had just begun. The Seniors had a whole exciting night of enjoyment ahead of them. Our parents threw a Post Prorn Party for us at the Oak. We're tired but We're not silly? Rockin' and Roilin' , . . In the swing of things . . . Dancing till five! Terrace Country Club. There was little room for dancing but lots of room and time for jokes and songs. At about 2:30 the breakfast of scrambled eggs and rolls or creamed dried beef and toast was served. Then we were entertained by a magician and a toe-tap dancer. What a time we had! lt was a night we will never forget! No chaperons . . . Hmm, good! Everybody sing . I