Upper Merion High School - Pioneer Yearbook (King of Prussia, PA)

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Best all around Most attractive girl Best looking boy Most popular girl Most popular boy Best worker Most business like Most likely to succeed Class Class Most Most Most Most Most Most ladies' man bachelor optimistic pessimistic cultured courteous sophisticated dignified Best natured Neatest boy Jolliest Cleverest Most studious Best girl athlete Best boy athlete Best girl dancer Best boy dancer Quietest Noisiest Most Class bashtul politician Nicest blush Biggest flirt Sleepiest Biggest clown Biggest eater Biggest bragger Biggest pest Biggest bluffer Best drag Class Class wit nit-wit 'Harm WHO'S WHO IN UPPER MERION SENIORS Betsy Croft Ronald Schniepp Clara Conner Jacob Moser Richard Kelly Marie Travers Richard Kelly Willis Orner ' Jack Eastwood Francis Brennen Lena Peay Richard Kelly Martha Jane Evans The Burds Anna Munshower Martha Jane Evans Lena Peay Albert Berger Andrew Byus Walter Levering Martha Jane Evans Ethel Brownlie Jacob Moser Minnie Storti John Storti Ina Foy Andrew Byus 1 Anthony Harubin Joseph Reilley Paul Bennett Clara Conner John Mitchell Andrew Byus . Joseph Mingo Bill Michener Horace Woodside Bill Michener Anna Munshower Bill Michener Horace Woodside JUNIORS Eleanor Eckman Edmund Small Evelyn McCreary Edmund Small Charlotte Michener Howard Kenney Susan Fencik Eleanor Eckman Walter Wodenka David Moody Gladys Price George Soltis Susan Fencik Lauren Cassel Wanda Woloszyn Lauren Cassel' Anna Holland John Chanko Anna Holland Edward Osinski Charlotte Michener Helen Shubert Alfred Zielinski Wanda Woloszyn Stanley Drzymalski Mary Lightfoot Dorothy Macombs Francis Novitski Alexander Glass Ethel Salter Dorothy Macombs Wilson Tucker Robert Ward Wilson Tucker Charles Horning Clayton Richards Michael Ferenchak Evelyn McCreary Louis Wack Charles Horning E551 SOPHOMORES Bertha Tomkins Michael Bishop Irene Munshower Howard Walker Emma Bontempo Philip Ackerman Julius Ashton Howard Walker Ben Cotton Howard Walker Irene Munshower Harrison Daub Virginia DeHaven Beatrice Zimmerman Irene Munshower Gertrude Kelly Howard Walker Victor Jamison Edna Ross William Forth Emma Bontempo Edna Ross Pete Conti Bertha Tomkins Michael Bishop Gertrude Kelly Oriente Martello Gerd Hansen Michael Bishop Gerd Hansen Irene Munshower Oriente Martello John Hammill Richard Fogarty John DeLee Betty Miller John DeLee Ben Cotton Michael Bishop John Hammill

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Jim. 7937 091bn.wz. H IC-HLICHTS OF I 936-37 THE SPARTANS CHOSEN ' Upper Merion felt the need for a name to which our athletic teams could be referred. The Junior-Senior high school pupils selected the title of Spar- tans because of the significance of the valor and sportsmanship of that ancient Greek people. I HOCKEY TEAM UNDEFEATED ' For the first time in the six years of hockey at Upper Merion, the girls finished their schedule without being defeatedg winning six games and tieing three. FOOTBALL RALLIES AND DANCES BEC-UN ' To show our enthusiasm and support of the athletic teams, rallies and dances were held the night before some of the big games with our opponents as invited guests. THE STUDENT SAFETY SOCIETY ORC-ANIZED ' Upper Merion pupils again took the initiative this year in organizing a society known as The Triple S g which has proven its value to the school in caring for the safety of our students. STUDENT COUNCIL REORC-ANIZED ' At the request of the Seniors, a Student Council was again started in the Junior-Senior High School, and as evidenced by the success of its first project on sanitation, is going to be a vital factor in our school government from now on. - ' THE HOME ROOM PLAN DEVELOPED ' Realizing the values to be obtained by a well organized home room, definite plans were made by the faculty each week for a beneficial guidance program. The students have co-operated, and home rooms are increasing in importance in our school. E PIONEER ADVANCES ' A much improved year book can be credited to an active Senior Class which deserves congratulations for a very accurate and attractive school record. FACULTY CHANGES ' To Mr. Helfferich, Mrs. Miller, Miss Witman and Mr. Messick, Upper Merion's faculty and pupils bid a fond farewell, and extend sincere good wishes for their future happiness. To Mr. Mitterling-C-reetings-and we hope that you are as glad to be with us as we are to have you. E661