Upper Perkiomen High School - Walum Olum Yearbook (Pennsburg, PA)

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BEVERLY J. HAAS Pcnnslnirg Commercial Rev, a great sports enthusiast. en- joys partieipating in school activities. As captain of the eheerleaders, she has donc a marvelous job of pro- moting sehool spirit. Her ability to get along with people is sure to make her a success in whatever she plans to do. Aefinifies: Basketball l, 2, 3, 43 Hockey l, 2, 3. 43 Softball 13 Chorus 1, 2. 3, 43 Senior Ensemble 4: Student Council 43 Class Presi- dent l, 23 Cheerleader l, 92, 3, 4. FRED V. HELLRICH East Greenville, RD. Academic Fred, seemingly very quiet. some- times surprises people. llis sense of humor is certainly no secret to his triends. A good math and physics student.. l red will probably become a top-flight engineer. .'tcfi1'ifie.v: Yearbook 4. SANDRA A. HEFFENTRAGER Pennsburg Com-mcrcial Sandy, noted for her extra amounts of energy, can usually be found dashing around somewhere in her little Austin. Her musical talent. one of her outstanding attributes. is very aptly displayed in the band and chorus. .-lcfivifies: Basketball l. 2, 3, 43 Hockey 1, 3, 43 Softball 1. Q. 3, 43 Chorus 3. 43 Senior Ensemble 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 4. VIRGINIA LEE HEFFENTRAGER Red Hill Amzlcmic Ginny's pleasing voice and sym- pathetic personality make her good company. ller favorite pastimes in- clude listcning to the latest hit records and driving her green Chevy. Ar'fivifir.s: Chorus l. 2. 3. 43 Senior Ensemble 43 Yearbook -t-. JOHN C. HENDRICKS Pennsburg Academic John, a very convincing person. could probably talk himself out of anything, llis broad interests and wealth of knowledge make him good eompany. These attributes will most likely help him sueeeed in his desired profession. .-htizrifics: Baseball 1. 2. 3. 43 Year- book 43 Student Council l, Q, 33 Monitor 3, 4. Twenty-fix'e LARRY R. JARS Red Hill Conzmercirzl Spider is the kind of fellow who seems to be quiet, until you get to know him. In his free time Larry goes erabbing or takes a trip to Chel- tenham to see an unidentified person.

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-Wifi' -F . f y . 5 ' Ji ri GLADYS ANITA GAUL Grecn Lane At'fld0IIl5G Gladys, a. member ol' the Senior Ensemble, is an ardent rock and roll fun. An invitation to jitterbug will certainly not be turned down. She is a willing helper and will probably enjoy life in one of the branches of the service. Activities: Chorus 2, 3, 45 Senior Ensemble 4, CIIHROLYN KAY GILBERT Green Lane Commercial Gab, gab, gall! That's one ol' l'herolyn's favorite pastimes plus jit- Xcrlmgging. skating. and playing the piano. There's nobody like Pat liooneg his songs certainly make her snoon. Cherolyn just 4-an't see eye to cyc with Consumer Ed class and hill-billy music, Shi-'s a future secretary. .fir'li1'ilic's: Chorus 3, -!-3 Senior En- scmblo -t-g Yearbook 4: Newspaper o 3 4 ., . . CONSTANCE LEE GEBERT Red Hill Academic Connie, noted for her school spirit, takes part in many activities. As co-captain of the hockey team this year, she provided a lot of the drive needed to win games. Her ability to understand others' problems can be put to good use in her chosen career of teaching. Activities: Basketball 1, Q3 Softball 1, Qg' Hockey 1, Q, 3, 43 Cheer- leader 1. 2, 3, 43 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Senior Ensemble 43 ltlonitor 43 Junior Play, Senior Play. WILLIAINI B. GENDEBIEN Barto, R.D. Academic Did you hear that explosion? Why it's Bill! This poor boy tries hard to control his temper when he's herd- ing his children, but he'll tell you being Captain of the Monitors is no easy job. We'll always remember those cute nicknames he has. How about it Bill? .-tcfiviticx: Football 1. 2. 3. 41 Buse- ball l. '21 Chorus l. 2. 3: Student Council 45 Junior Play, Senior Play: Monitor 45 Track 4. DOLORES GORMLEY Pennsburg Commercial Dolly, a tall blonde in the C sec- tion, is known for her art ability. lt' you ever need help with your art work. you can call on her. Natur- ally some position in the art field is included in Dolly's plans. Twenty-four ROBERT GREULICII East Greenville Academic Humph, one of the livelier 12-A boys, is usually in the midst of a group of laughing people. His ex- cellent argumentative skill is not the least of his abilitics. Ilumph plans to attend college next ycar. Activities: Football 1, 43 Baseball 1, 9, 3, 43 Yearbook 43 Senior Playg Monitor 4.

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it KENNETH JACKSON I'ennsburg. R.Il. General This is Kenny's first year at Upper Perla. but he has matte friencls easily. Ilis interests are airplane momlels, fly- ing. hot, romls. anzl art. After grraclua- tion Kenny will probably be return- ing to falifornia. .-lr'fi:'iIir'.s': Yearbook -I, VIRGINIA NI. KAIIFNIANN Pennsbnrg. R.D. Cmn1nerr'ial Gini is a girl who enjoys rnusie. Besides belonging! to the Senior Thorns anal the Senior Ensemble. Virginia likes to play the piano. Her outsiile ar-tivities inelurle belonging to the Valley Grange. .'14'1i1'i!ie.v: Chorus 3. -1-3 Senior Rn- semble 4, AIIFQ EDIVARD JAKOBY Green Lane General Dirt anyone see a green Jeepster? If so. you ean bet that Ed was eruising arounrl as usual. He has a pleasant personality anml is usually at .Iakoby's gas station, Southern- drs rate high with him. His future is uncleeirletl. GARY KOLIE Rell Hill rflenrlcmie Gary. an arrlent roek :nnl roll fan. has a real flair for mnsie. The elass will never forget his famous answer in English elass. He tlefinerl Co- quettm- as the flip siile of 'Wvhole Lotta I,ovin'. A1-fiziificx: Baseball 1: Clroi-ns 1, 2, 3, el-1 -Iunior Play: Rantl I, Q. 3. -tg Dance Bancl 3. rt. Twenty-six its VERONICA JEAN KASE East Greenville Ar'nr1'rn1ic Ronnie. II valuable member of the Cborus for the past few years. really enjoys singing. IVe will always re- member her pretty eurly hair and witty comments. After grafluation she hopes to take to tho air as an airline stewartless or go to business sehool. .llc-fiinifirs: Softball 1. Q. 3. 4: Chorus 2, 3. 43 Yearbook -1-: F-enior En- semble 43 Newspaper 4. RUTH ELAINE KILKFT Iiast Greenville Conmu-rr-irzl Ruthie is one of the many future secretaries who will be granluating this June. Although she appears to be quiet, and shy. those who know ber have quite the opposite opinion. Iveclmling bells may also be in Rutlfs future.