William Tennent High School - Per Annos Yearbook (Warminster, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1956 volume:

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Wlien we were little children, our parents guided us by discipline and love, trying to point our lives in directions which would later make us happy citizens of an adult world. As we grew up, our parents worked and sacrificed so that we might graduate from high school, fully equipped to take our places in society. Now the time has come for us to repay our parents for the love and patience which they have given so willingly in the past. As we step out into the world, we will strive to become all that our mothers and fathers have wanted us to be. .'.'.'y1. .13-.: 2:552- I:-2? -.. Q' age.. g.'.x .-.-. 4. !'...- -z : . Ei?2:5132L:i:'5':5:' .-f- ': '.'.:: :gm IFE!! . ,s.. .,. .1-... E'I,:5: TABLE OIF CONTENTS BOARD ADMINISTRATION FACULTY SCHOOL STAFF SEN IORS UNDERCLASSMEN SENIOR ACTIVITIES FEATURES ORGANIZATIONS SPORTS 7 CEN ll ll1,NNllAlL ,llUllN'lll' SCHOOL BUARHD ll? . Seated: Lillian Kastle, Frank White, Donald Beatty, Stanton Kelton, Fred Stackpole, Fred Merz, Norman Robinson, Marie Kolbe. Standing: Comly Stover, William Martin, Horace Carter, Leighton Fisher, James Brooks, Ryland Stock, Charles Rich. Not in picture: Eileen Jamison, Russell Gearhart About five years ago, the school boards of three school districts-Ivyland, Upper Southampton, and Warminster-recognized the need for greater high school facilities to meet the requirements of the ever-growing population in this area. They merged to form the Centennial joint School Board which carefully studied the situation, then laid the plans for William Tennent High School. We owe a great deal to these men and women, who are elected to the school board by the people of their districts, and who serve without pay to operate and establish policies for our schools. On May 8, 1952, the three individual school boards appointed five members to a Centennial joint School Board Author- ity: one member from Ivyland, two from Upper Southampton, and two from Wair- minster. The Authority was formed to assist the School Board in financing the new building W William Tennent High School. Seated: Frank Gallagher, Irvin Slight, Chairman: Charles Krewson. Standing: E. Earle Sinkler, Peter Platten, Counsel. Missing: William Rahill. wnusvustsx Left to right: Administratorg Mr. Claude W. Lodge, Admmrstrative Assistantg Dr. Superintendent of Schools, Mr. W. Donald Vaughan, Admin istrative Assistantg Dr. Lucy Davis, Director of Guidance. - 17 THE ADMHNHSTRATHVE STAFF Class of 1956: Each year in june, graduation marks the end of local schooling for another senior class. Students who have successfully completed twelve years of educational require- ments as prescribed by the School Board receive their diplomas and leave our local schools to take up other work or to further their education. Each year, we, as members of the staff, feel we are about to lose close contact with many friends. We know that you should leave, but always feel bad to see you go. We all become part of each other and become inter-related in our activities, and it always seems that part of us goes with you while you leave part of yourselves here with us. You represent the first graduatrng class of William Tennent High School and as such wrll always haxe that distinction To you we extend our best wishes for success and good fortune We pray you will all live good lives and fruitful ones We hope you will all be good citizens in this country that, by its very strength has given you your education and by your use of this education will retain its strength Good luck and best wishes THE STAFF ff' v D .1 4,0 g 1- ..0lf,' u. 15- u ,:.. s. V fav, 1- ls. fa ,-uv,.,o'g, 3 ,-,', -sglas v '-.-V. -:,,,-'- .905 n. ','-,f '.',1,'.ai a Q , 4f'Y'.'e1'3Li?I- Eff -f ','3f 'T7l'f' '32 'vm' ' . '-' L' 0 i - Q'-' 3 '-'I ff' '.'f4-'G'I'f'f'-L'-4 -Q -'-5 fa'-'f'ii-T-'EQ-'f 0 f'. ' -'T 1-' .'.'.'.'4'c'-f 'if-'-3' ' 1 L-. ,' ef!-' l'f'.'o'w'c':': ,,s...... ..-oo-.,.u,..s -.. .. . - ....--.. .,v,.--.. . -.p..--.....,.,s..-0 ',. ng- .....-... -.0--, .. -.--,...o.-..v at ., 3.-.-.-,.,.,:,'.,:,.'.-.3sq... 5.3. .,- ef -.g.',,.. s .. V. ,t .- tp , '.' 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' f ,. ...J-, J: L, , -cf., 51,0 ., .L xg, . , ,-,- ex.. 5, , , ,..g.:,'.,...5.LJ5:,:,f6 lE'ACUlL,T'Y RICHARD ACKER Track Coach Cross Country Coach I-Ii-Y Advisor Biology Health EDITH BARTOE QMrs. Willarclj Advisor, School Social Affairs Homemaking SUSAN BLOSS fMrs. Davidj Tenth Grade Advisor General Science f I ' is I .f ,iflikci.i41?ii fl if s' ll' J I-A ' 1 lk! Villlll ' 'C W, fx , Aj ,Qin I KATHLEEN BOYCHUCK fMrs. Danielj F.T.A. Reading Remedial Reading EN ANETTE CRESSE Qfvlrs. Arthurj 'tlylaiorette Coach junior High Hockey Coach Varsity Softball Coach Physical Education Health Jaw Tu , K5 Lf - l N cj Lal... JOHN BAGINSKI Assistant Track Coach English Social Studies Mathemati ' Q9 RICHARD BERTZ Bus Duty Wfood Shop D C . -f NI OYCHUCK Dgibalgiiaasmbaii Ag-.-ikfoach 1,1 junior High Baseball ngliqfh Socia Studies MILDRED BLUME Class Plays English French WILLIAM CUMMINGS Publicity junior High Basketball Coach English Social Studies Mathematics I ii Q ,ii x . 7- .io-' 9,6 ttf? jwf :VIRGLINII ARE isor nior High Stude Council En ' al dies athematics EMILY DEVOE junior High Dramatics English Social Studies Mathematics JEAN DOUGHERTY Senior High Dramatics English Social Studies IAMES EXUM junior High Football Coach Assistant Track Coach English Social Studies Mathematics CHARLES GUDITUS Varsity Football Coach General Shop JOSEPH DAVIS Guidance Lath, Social Studies Cx is IJ X, ,If I DOBSON rsity Basketball Coach hysical Education Health FRANK DUGAN Eleventh Grade A visor Physics if if If ROSE MARIE GRANT Magazine Campaign Business Education JOHN HADDON Yearbook Photography Assistant , En lish Photography Club 5 . 8 ,. X l 4 ' im yysc, K I I art -R F I at ' 4,46 XMXWXIZ4 NAN HART ELIZABETH HERWIC Library fMrs. Louisj junior Rel Cross , 'Z ,' Special Education 4721,-if ' . i saw FRED HILDEBRANDT Assistant junior High Football Coach Assistant Varsity Baseball Coach Physical Education Health Driver Training HERBERT LUFF Agriculture lu GeneryS ITS nit ce lqavi A of-F 50 Yfj f-Q0 4, Ykncusin QU--I-oo ' ANNE MLHLINS Reading Remedial Reading Q..f-M -'- EUGENE PRICE School Paper Business Education f P v sis Ili' xuyyzfm will I XX 1' 'V JA .. Homemaking ?L,jJ.rt, 1 at I RUTH LAXVRENCE fMrs. Albertj Art Club M School Art, Design x School Decorati s' Art WMM f 0. My VML F ff! ANTHONY MAIO Cafeteria Duty Metal Shop JOANNE OLIVER CMrs. Edwardy Hockey Coach Basketball Coach Physical Education Health ELLA RHOADS CMrs. Thomasj Senior High Student Council Advisor Social Studies JOHN RITTENMEYER Eighth Grade Advisor Assistant junior High Basketball Coach English Social Studies Mathem ics .WW JUSTINE SHURMAN fMrs. Robertj Advisor, Seventh Grade English Social Studies Mathematics RUTH SELGRATH fMrs. johnj Ninth Grade Advisor Bible Clubs English Social Studies MARIO TREZZA Christmas Program Music Programs Orchestras Band Instrumental Music CLARA VAUGHAN fMrs. Donaldj Yearbook Advisor Tri-Hi-Y Mathematics Spanish 35 xsewxm SHERRILL RITTENMEYER CMrs. johnj School Paper Business Education ROBERT SCI-IURMANN Mechanical Drawing Graphic Arts Q., MARY ELLEN STAHL CMrs. Carlj Music Programs Instrumental Music MARY TREZZA fMrs. Marioj Christmas Program Music Programs Choruses Choral Music ANTHONY WIDEMAN Assistant Advisor Twelfth Grade Business Education ...-1-I ...HV-f-f sl Sl1CiRI:TARII:S Muriel McDonald, Margaret Laing, Frances Sayers, Barhara Cordell. Missing: Theresa Creneri, Veronica Mathis. CAFlfTERlA STA FF Anne Barone, Marguerite Baker, Manager, Ruth Schadc Margaret Sewell, Iiinina Miller, SlElRVllClE STAFF john Coleman, Wfilliam Siegfried, Louis XVolt'sher- Rolwert Luther, john Sayers, Head Custodian. Missing: Chester Slye, Ned Bangs, Stanley justice, Samuel Wiilker, jr., Carl Krier, Reuben Foden, Frank Yearicks, Roh- ert Rasmussen. Missing: Edward Dashnaw, 'l'lWI11flS Richie. M.D.. Kathleen Sinkler, Phyllis Clarence Rutherford, james Shelmire, Rohert Hurst, R.N Jgqkggn, aa. 0 , 42,53 H i SCHOOL NURSE AND DOCTOR ger, Charles Mc'Namec, Otto Heskey, Martin Ritter, JW nr-1 x -Yrs jjviwj t A 5 53 5 -- ' f ,:.'.viw L- A S a mg' 1. ,N x Q-1+ I EA... fri Y Qs Qi An 1 s Q -u P' S fs 4 4: N ,sm '- QQ. Yr. up 3, gag? 'A W Aff- Q ' 13- 'ei ,O Be vs' MMV X1 , F, 3 N5-sf Nm. .wr 5 V' vw as v ' A -- ,1 'Z-x 'L' Q fx ,Q 61,52 S EL VU N Q, .Ulu QNX ...- ,STE ,as .. xf 3 -ff 2 ' f fu 'Q fl AMS' as W. 5 NJ ,,,,X.,.x., A 1- hi xl? ' s. ,un xfsi' 4 M Y Ml ,- 1 A . . Q ,, ,. - M 4 -O l'lu , ,.-1.3 4 Class President 41 Class Vice President 1, 2, 3g Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3. 43 Base- ball l, 2. 3. 43 Hi-Y 2. 3. 4, President 3, 4, Vice President 2: Band 43 Orchestra 4g Bucks County Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4. Rightlj fbllifil Football King . . . Oh, tba! u'ardmbe.' . . , Pla-yr a luleeuurm clarinet . . . if- Romiizr F. Wi-ima Boa Friend in ererywze . . . Capable clan Pfeiident. ! sh lP'lRlESlllDlEN'll S MESSAGE Like the Roman god Janus, we seniors have two faces. We look to the past and to the future. We couple the memories of one with the visions of the other. For the future-we appraise ourselves and take stock of those qualities which make us what we are. We recognize our short comings, but set our sights in life high enough to challenge, yet not so high as to oe out of reach. We will use our faith in God and be- lief in self to turn the discouragements and defeats that enter every life into stepping stones to success. For the past-we congratulate our parents and teachers for their patience, good humor, and inspiration that provided the incentive for our twelve years of schooling. We feel privileged to be the first graduating class of William Tennent High School and hope that our short stay has made a good beginning for The William Tennent High School Story. Our last year of high school was full of busy exciting days and brought many experiences which this book will keep alive in years to come. of QF Qgr- Q .W- MIl.l5REl3 ELLEN BEAR HMILLIEU FFA 43 Tri-Hi-Y 3. 43 Chorus 1, 23 Srhool Paper 3, 4. Alxmyr ,rmflizlg .md full of fun . , . 7'bere',f .1lu'.1y,r .1 lrirk up bw ,ulrerw . . . Farm-irc ,rub- jvrl, Art . . . Flllllfc' C'UNI!Ilt'?'ff.Il .1r1i,tt. ROBERT C. BICKLEY BOB Cross Country 3 4' Hi-Y 3 Friwldlv lu all drc.t',s'z'r . . . N llw lmrk realm. Sak Ns 'QFYYI' C JOANNE ARNOLD ATRINS JOANNI Class Secretary 4 bnhool Piper I 4 J . X Cutv . . . I lfillflf' IJ I J1 11 ll r i ,. I1 be .wwl 1 pr LIL L ul: IU all' . N X A Q QQ- Q I FRANK EDWARD ATI LR Cross Country 3 'Iruk 7 C!lHlIf7fl14Q jim! Allwx' Er'efy0mf',f bzmfr Dm! be ulnrmdf fnezzd A 1011 ,gn 11 ay V M W BRUCE ARTHUR BAKER HBRUCIZH Trunk Manager 3, 43 Cross Country Manager , 43 Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Yearbook 4. A,r.ri.f1m1l ru.flf1di.n1 . . . Afuvzyr willing tu gil? T1 lzelpmg lurid . . . Ola, there bwpirzg plu- fwzr . . . 7'IJJIIk,l' loads, Mom. GLAIUYS LEE BEAN UBEANIEH Mujorettes 4. Quite a .fleffper . . . EI'61'j'02It'7J' friend . . . . , X' f ,ny , fy Kwong 4.1 ml I, t. 2, 3, 43 Track 2, 3, 43 Band 43 Orchestra 2. 3. 43 Chorus 4. . . . Fullnv I.i!1er'.1re . . . Nm! are flame dirzzfvlex , , , Arxvt In Lozw to mlb . . . Her hair if ezwy girlw surly . . . Lmzdr of fun. QA V ,, L 1' A! MARY MAUD BISHOP msn Hockey Manager 4, Softball Manager 3, 43 Booster Committee 45 SC 4, Tri-Hi'Y 3, 4, Chaplain 43 Chorus 2, 3g School Paper 2, 3, Co-Editor 3g Yearbook 4. 5 Honor Sludenl . , . Capable Editor of Yew'- Tri-Hi-Y 4. boob . . . Alzvayx in 4 witty mood . . . Spom fem . . . Wfell-liked by all who bnou' hw. GRACE IRENE BISSON HIRENIEH ' Drive: a ho! Plymouth . . , Quile the .seller of I FIIIIHT homemaker. 5 BEATRICE ANN BOSTON BEA Majorettes, Lieutenant 4. High-Jtepping member of the majorellef . . . Came lo ur in Sophomore year from Abington . . . Big brown eyex. BARBARA ANN BRADLEY HBARBH MI Softball 45 Basketball 43 School Paper 4. ll ell-liked . . . Perromzlity plur . . . Uvillizilq zvorlaer . . . Dependable . . . Sharp drerrer. WILLIAM D. BROWN BRowNIE,' Student Council 3, 4, President 43 Hi-Y 2, 3. 4, Treasurer 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4g Basket- ball 3, 43 Football 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 4g Track 3, Band 4g Orchestra 4. Cure ,rmile . . . Dom excepliomzlly well :lf S.C. Prefideriz . . . Lucky fiumber 17 . . . Liber Trike . . . All zH'UIUld Hire guy. ROBERT CHILDS BOB Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. Pride and joy, '39 Chryder . . . Oh, fha! hair! Dllllrf he je.1louJ girlf . . . Ilizilr from S0llll7dIVlf7l0I1. magazinef . . . Libetzble and friendly . . . I ' .1gz.I!2.i'W,I .X - . A ,. , .S ig, t 1 wc A,,., s 'af 1 B -et -1 A J, . F K viii ! p , f- Ai? rs W ..i,c'-ir,-If -. 3 SFXXH '06 3 if , . . JOY GAY DANCE JOY Liber cooking and I6'll'l?1g . . . jolly in a group . V3 fl :are . . . joined ur in junior year . . . Future fer A retary. A is JOYCE FAY DANCE JOYCE C . Pez peeoe--getting up early. . . Euioyr tol . ' c wer , QQ N. PATRICIA MARIE DONNELLY PAT - Unpredirtable . . . Camera bug . . . Alufay az'- ing fun . . . Can be found at Ilae Arm i ber Ipare lime. ALBERT W. DUNCAN AL Football 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, etball 1, 2, 3, N 43 Baseball 1, 4g Trac ' , Q Hi-Y 2, 3, X Vice President , nt-a Ar s 5 Ba 45 AA 1, 2, ' dent ncil O ra W llrl 1, 2, 3, 45 Ch us Bucks C y Music Festival 1, 2, 3, l Exfelr in all rportr . Ey o beauty, girly, bfi' eligible' , . . Rhythm o be dance floor . . . Good lbiizgr do no! alufayr tome in :mall parleager. WILLIAM J. EBERZ BILL Basketball 4, Baseball 4g Hi-Y 4. Came in Senior year from Norllz Cailaolir . . . Starr in barleelball and bareball . . . Congenial perron . . . Hearly laugh! ARLENE JOAN ERICKSEN ARLENE Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, School Paper 4. Irene'.f olber half . . . joined u.r in junior year . . . Hailr from bomeroom 54 . . . Ambition, .rerreInry. - lerling piclurer . . . Liker to watch a good bareball game. 'NR JANE ANN FARLIEY 'lANlE Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Chorus 2. 3, 43 School Paper 3, 4. Hard zcnrker , . . Dvzilirlv tyar . . . Crxzzy drirw' . . . Nm! z1'f'e.I.vw . . , llnfuil zwmfd Surf!- Eflbllfgf du llffbflllf ber? WILLIAM DAVID Form wIIII. Class Presiclent 3g Class Vice President 41 Bask- etball 1, 2, 3. 4g Baseball l, Z, 3. 43 Truck Ig Student Council 1. 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3. 4. D7'jI'K,f I1 '54 Ford, lzcdf I1 drzrwu in II'Q!.llIl1 . . . llnlafz at poliricr . , . j.1clf'i bcirvr lull . . , DEf7FIId.1!ilt'. Mill FOR I0 DIANIZ FORKER nl AA Secretary 4g Tri-HLY 2. 3, 4, 'Treasurer 33 Hockey 2. 3. 4, Captain 4, Softball l, 2, 3, 4, Booster Committee 3, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 43 Chorus 2, 3, 4g Bucks County Music Festival 1, 3. Ijkeuble and friendly . . . Carl he found uf :lilly bmlwzlmll, ffmllmll, 01' lmxelafzll gunze . . . Ex'- ceff in All ,qi1'l.f' .rf701'l.r . . . llniff mizlw .1 crm1fu'lw1l xzlnire. F' In JACK FULMOR jAcK Baseball 1,41 AA 4g Hi-Y 2, 3. 4. t I Filrzzffmy , . , Reridex ir1jr1fu1,f1'ille , . . Yk.l!'Flf for .Ifudy built . . . Iloz1'od . . . , we ,ul ,fi fl by ii fr QP' Ti? . id , -1 JOANNI2 G. GI.ASSEY jo Muiorettes 41 AA lg Stutlent Council 2, Cho- rus l, 23 School Paper 3, 43 Yearbook 4. Slums on ffm' dilllll' Hour . . . Pejrp-y m.1jure'lfc' . , . Ifwjojir ll'.lfHl1Q . . . Friwldly fwrrfniillityx' . , . Culp llllljtl Tom GUARD TOM Brisketlmll 23 School Paper l, 2. Afrixrw Irlllirflq In lvefp , . . TJ!! . . , llphiz .Il 1l'flflI14Q . . . Same all bllllllli' . . . Efljuy bai- i'I'flI.1II. Ni' .- 1, Q55 Q S s Q xx . - .5 5 E s , f ,PAQ 'N-Q' XI e l A X 7, .. 3 Xi . L 1 Q Q xggiia 5. 1 K X . X M I is X 3 1 :dak 9 'llii .QV M9 1 xg 'M Iii v . x Q ,x wi, i, MSW. . if wg . x Q if Q M X Y Q. 1 sax- .f . Sq X5 H. WILLIAM MILTON KELLER BILL Hi-Y, Chaplain 2, 3, 4, Class President 25 Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, Z, 3, 41 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 1, AA 1, 2, 31 SC 4, Year- book 4. Active an Ihe gridimn . . . Farfnile subject. Lunch . . . Lore llmse shirts . . . Hunling and fishing expert. EDNA ELIZABETH KENT UBUNNYH Quiet . . . Tiny Miss . . . Lislens zu MflIll!2l'41Ill records . . . Crares Ilalitm dishes , . . Excels in typing. I 5 I JD 5' X' V t All 's CAROLYNNE VIRGINIA KERR UCAROLU A Booster Committee, 1, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 45 School Paper 3. Tall, blonde Miss . . . Derilish ideas . . llyell-liked bv ezferyone. ALBERT EDGAR KOHLER ED SC 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4g Class President 13 Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Base- ball, Manager 1, Track 1, 2, 3, 43 FTA, Presi- , dent 3, 4g Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. Terrific school spiril . . . EI'ery0ne's pal . . . I 4 Personality plus . . . Great guy . . . SPOVGT a V Buick. A 1 'I' Y ' sxlllx IRENE MARIE LARGENT RENIE Hockey 4g Majorettes 4, Student Council 4, Tri-Hi-Y 43 Chorus 4. Petile and rule . . . Enjoys dancing and ska!- ing . . , Known for ber pany tail . . . Pleasant smile. CAROLYN LUBOLD UCAROLH Tri-Hi-Y 4, Chorus 4. Pnsses.re.I an upstale accent . . . Plans lo join the Nary in tlye future . . . Hails from home- rmnn 54. 1 MARY LOIs LUDWIG MARY Tri-Hi-Y 2, 5, 43 Chorus 2, 3, 43 School Paper 5, 4. Quiet little Mi.r,r' . , . Rootf for all our ltkllflj , . . Nice drerrer. JANICE LOUISE Lurz yANIc:E Majorettes 43 Tri-Hi-Y 43 School Paper 3, 4. Tall and friendly . . . Liber Io ,rleefr in her ,rpare lime. LL. l , l . -rr ff ' H49 .1 s ! 'A .kj ,fr f A-3 J., 2 f-jf ZW 1 , C 4 l ,rf k.,4,tcJf ' jfwfznf--4.4! If LINDA ANN MCKENNEY LIN Hockey 2, 5, 43 Softball 1, 2, 3, 43 AA Z3 Basketball 4. Sporlr-minded . . . Quiel until you lfnou' her . . . Liked by Iill . , . Ifnlnre, inikizozwil' ROBERT LAWRENCE MAJOR TEx', Baseball 43 Chorus 4. Arrived in Senior year from Central Buff! . . . Quiet buf well-liked . . . Inlereried in bareball . . . Arnbilion, ringer. .iv QD, wjgfyil A ZARKO MARKOVICH UZARKU CAICC AA President 43 Cross Country 2, 33 Track to 3 2, 3, 43 Hi-Y 3, 43 School Paper 2, 3, 43 -- Yearbook 4. Sum lo hir friendr . . . Har terrific nrt ability . . . Arret lo ibe yearbook ,fluff . . . Keen .renre of lmfnor. RIITI-I KEILNER MILLER RIITHIE Class ,l'l'CAlSllI'L'I' l, 23 Hockey l. 3. 43 Basketball 43 Softball 43 AA 23 Booster Committee 33 SC 43 FTA 5. 4. 'IQFCAISUTCFQ Tri-Hi-Y 3, 43 Orches- tra I3 Chorus 2, 3, 43 School Paper 3, -lg Year- A book 4 1 ii fl ind zifrulnr Iulenrlrd in s Iziiniriiing Hlddlfltlllg 11 L2 o 'KN img e f 3 mf. . f mf . . . e 111.1 L 4 Q . w .5, , xv 'Qwsiv V .LMI ., , 'F 5 wil N.. . ifgggxx f f S ,K 552 .gl xv Q -4 SX . N 'ibgifl f wi X iss . A L Q: M1 if Ffijfifilf i ff?-:iii X x - - fxeifg F , X . 0 -41 XX-37QXQ 3153 xg-'tga-iw.-Qrw 1 Eggs. 2 ffxrqjwgfi wg . ,fi fs- -fgskyiii Q: Q1-if Q, -aw? - 1 1 3 .L Q, ' s x g?i-9359. X 5 'IQ f 'Cf' abr' VJ, L' gkecvzljx 5, EDMUND F. SEARCH 62369435 . Q 4, Tri-Hi-Y 5, 4. enter the nurring field. HELEN MARION SHACKLETON HELEN Booster Committee 4. S6Y'il2ll,f-Iflhldfd . . . Alwayf haf a friendly word . . . Pet Peere, rurhing in the hallr . . . Inlererted in heforning a nurre. JOAN MARIE SMITH JOAN Basketball 4g Tri-Hi-Y 4g School Paper 4. Quiei, hul friendly to everyone . . . Liher har- hethall . . . Hailr from homeroom 26 . . Carolir .rhadouu DY HI-Y 4, Chorus 3, 4. ' ' l,l4g,,,QffL Wfilly humor . . . Sporlr A Fard . . . Ezferyonefr friend . . . Fizlilre mufic teacher. MARY LOUISE SELIGA MARY LOUH Basketball Manager 43 Booster Committee 43 Fun-lowing and rheerful . . . Came la ur in junior year from Hazlelon High . . . Planr lo ELIZABETH DEI.oREs SCHMIIJT DEE Hockey 1, 2, 35 Softball 1. 2g SC 45 FFA 43 Tri-Hi-Y 4g Chorus 3g School Paper I, 2, 3, 4. Cut: a rule figure on Jkater . . . Green every- one with a friendly Imile . . . P0.rfe.I.ref hig hlue eyeJ . . . Fulure plant, Bu.rine,r.r School. Jo ANN SCUTELLA jo Tri-Hi-Y 4g Chorus 4. Pleafanl and friendly . . . Dig ihrm' f.u1ry glarrei . . . joker in gym. f d,-AKLAC fn,-, Vi f, Mgfzbafic ulfoqbfe yfnih, . 1 Qfiiiff-. S xx - A . Q X . 5. x- Y ex. 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F935 '41 HQ Aw 5 Unrlermlass msn Sue McCarty o ce Hall Secretar J Y , , Y , Robert Gledhill, President Mary Anna Dungan, Treasurer Paul Brucker, Vice President Dorothy Hoffman Darlene Guckenberg Archibald McKown Eva Boyd Thomas Carr Patricia Cooper zzz yi lfiii - ' ' Q , PW H47 My .am amd ac, M at llilflfl yy reilffwf-it il lily it l La mitral all f lla CLAS Ernest Leedom Marion Guenkel Donald Mapes Judith Mellor Marlene Marinaro Alan Brown Ruth Mascaro Alan Morris Suzanne Parkes Dorothy Townsend George Roberts Gail Betterton Frank Creneti Barbara Bentz Barbara Rudolph Lawrence Webster Elizabeth Copes joseph Mangapit Judith Kohler Lois Wilson Harry Hendrixson joan Shive Robert Kelly Margaret Gillon Elsie Hinton john McDowell Althea Parry james Collie Rose Farine Brenda Lapham Benjamin Gottfried Mildred johnson james Loftus Barbara Eberz Kathleen Lilley john Wiley Mildred Heine Walter Bagshaw Betty Hawkins H Ss ,s titt KK as 92' X I. li Q Q? 'Q .. it .K r L - as- 1 Q sv '- - K K Y 'K ' , .WK MK Q s QI' K A-vefw' NEXT .W se. F3957 lies 353' 'D iiislliw iii? F all W' aw? X . - -'iif xx . H H- t L eees F -'54, K4 ..., . .. K .KT KK x X I . X . QS B -:'r iff ' to ' X ,MXL 9 L J. S ,. X 5 X at K is 1 we - 156 ' - as , eissf iq! ls. .A-s,seffEa?Qsia.giM '--it v it 'V' 3 ' W. x Z-K'-M. ..,, Charlotte Miller joseph Siegfried Margaret Rost Gene Holzworth Barbara McKelvie Margaret Morgan Douglas Warburton Marilyn Marinaro Kenneth Montgomery Barbara Detwiler 13, Q f..Q.t -ar' . A ' gf i 92 it , ai f NS' 'Y ' bl 1 fveyff ,XA fri?-N Wil 4 L L., L 'IX f M 157 n Carole Schuenemann Stephen VanRensselaer Diane Stewart Earl Duranceau janet Lavigne Dorothy Swank Lee Burnsteel Elizabeth Simmons Alan Herwig Louise Wright Barbara Roberts Elmer MacKelvey Ruth Ann Luff David Weisser joan Petry 1 MMQLASS or 11957 I My ' x fjwlfg li of of' QQ: ' iq 'awjizef CU? my Gaia Margaret Wobensmith Robert Doan Gail Boyer Harold Hamer Linda Pierson Anne Briner Ronald Shanko Barbara Hobensack Michael Imperial Dorothy Vandling Paula Uber David Roberts Dorothy Dill Charles Linke Elsie Dance I ,Jw Y' fy. .S 'XX +- Nk .A N , iq. Mnjnrcttcs nt Ease My g. Www f Y , ' Home from the 1 K , ,.f :g,N,,- 'Q v yy :Q - Game 'MQ' Not Enough Snow TH-lllli UNHNERCLASS WURLD Cfnml DFLIIIIIIICI' ' Posters by Pat Prize-winning Costume at Halluwdcn Dance w Robert Burns, President Kathleen Sinkler, Vice President V XX illiam Heaton, Secretary Rae Leader, Treasurer Forrest Klinger Rita Holloway George David Mary Ann Dougherty Wfilliam Burgess Valerie Adams Augustine Mascaro Barbara Davies Robert Baker jutlith Kauffman james Millar , 1 .s . L X I y 1 - N 4 'i , l ' X!! I X If . 5 4 uf- , hifi y 11' l AW 1 V' K .f 5 ' af '25 ' 'f 4' if l iiii r 112' R Q? xii: A 1 4 IT if ly 'E G , is ,gig re... '9 5,3 is 9 -5' fs' - ra A tsrr K RE ' I ,au rsr as . anrs 1 A v sa r Q Sw up 7 , FW .a W, W my 'x - fa'fl,iiil ' , W: wwf-' kv 4 ill? all , 5 1 F-i-airy. 5 AB 'd af as xl 5 F A ...ay 2 rj! xl xr 'R , -q:: Z if r if ti r r , - I ' 'T riff . t 51- C775 f ,i V. ,,,, ,L ,,,.r f Ai A ii i R 1 ls, A k.-L V , itvf W .rig 5' Wg Wir' .M 'xl 5' hm .Q 'QW -f' f't' rw CLAS joan Waindall Bernard Healy Frances Merlcox- Richard Eveland Jeanne Gift Robert McNamee jack Muth Susan Neill Charles Leedom Barbara Lilley Augustus Friclrer Emily Paul Mary jane Blagg Franklin Castro Betty Kratz Mitsuru Tamura Virginia Polles Roy Orr Raymond Geist janet Ransom Charles Martini Suzanne Roberts Alfred Drechsel Hope Parry X Alvin Sfhoi' Kathleen Sellitsch Richard Henslce fi'- Sandra Slugg George Scliallcr ,- ST X sv. gn- 'BYU '-'nn at Q: it t ' 'fir Wi 'D if? wqffxf fai. i a . s im N lb - Q 'Q' ' fa-' X M'll--I in 1- R ie' I i i t ru ly oi bt 2 A fm, I 9 AA ,G joan Morgan - 1 Richard Osbeck X Charlotte Van Leer A A jk 5 Williaiiii Oliver X S we - x ' ,C I X lf' 2 ...- - 'Q f Lorraine Lafferty ' ig ' QL . xx A 'Q . fit? C 4 Y rkes - Q -, it N' Quake' - ..Z-' f 4 . ' A ' Otto Luhold Janet Skilton N K' b C kk X . David Weber' P tfiftitii g Martha Pflaumer R as I f , . . ' ig- - George Zachey 'R . 1 A A Q' Q ' .i'L' bi x Q Lb A Patrifia Greenwald X - ' ve W r r R 1 , ve-fa an George Oliver S, 'ri . Judith Thierolf L ' g Xu A K i Sk f ' . A Charles Lorhel A - it A 2' C 'f In-T xg Rosemary Munn :T r - Q A' J ' A gg. Norman jacker J WHA L kk K? , i ' X. .1 q, i Q ., 7.. 'I i X , K K ,. . 1 ll I. ff, 5'-me ff , S ' . - K ff V' L, 4' 1 L' ' V . A J A ...- Z 4. ' ' L , f 1 5 i, ,L o W F' I ! 1 4' 4' L9 8 L 5 L Dil o if 1 ' ,li K' L. ,V ,1 C f L 1 u l' Lp lv 5-7' ' - I 6 1 f 1 , L' Q N. g, i'g',zv ge R it 4- ' 1 . N :Jef . 4+ S 5 N QR QAIN Q X O Lf- 1 i KSN il Qi Q ' Wir f ACS N. 'I' its r X ., -- r MgMg.sl.- K XXLL A A iir i i A A A C 1' 'G f-'Fha QW r as E Patricia Palmer john Kershaw jane Herwig Herbert Carver ig. ,sw . K C Q: . f - 1 . N A ,gg A . 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Q X If -19 1 ' DJ Richard Landis joan Geier john Brown Charlotte Delagol Roland Brown Gerald DeCinque Anne Eyth Robert Smith Rebecca Bishop Leonard Davies Norman Robinson, President Constance Rojewski, Secretary Richard Kern, Vice President Joyce Lagler, Treasurer James Milligan George Stockburger Rose Barone William Goold Priscilla McKissock Robert Johnson 4 William Nichparenko Ruth Curtis Edward Ely Eileen Andre George Franchois Kenneth Fessler Helene Morgan Paul Hendrixson Barbara Munn Richard Weisenbach Noland Byerly Doris Grammes Joseph Slawnyk Barbara Cosgrove Ronald Burnsteel George Donnelly Judith White Joseph Connelly Arleen Bareis Gerald Boyskey CLAS DF 1959 james Brooks Marilyn Adams William Miller Joan Harris Wayne Steeb Frank Rees Beverly Mann john Sitarski Joanne Foell Peter Reen Henry Kohler Norma Morris john johnson Mary Mullen Kenneth White Robert Landis Elaine Atkinson Robert Detwiler Judith Gonaver Ronald Hamilton Leigh Karthauser Nancy Williams Walter Friz Louise Garner David Racosky Georges Duval Barbara Baker Ronald Tanner janet Maddox Franklin Gallagher Emily Purdy Carl Schmidt ,Ay ty' 7:3 Lorraine Long g WW' A My T. Fi- Richard Dudbridgc ,wr iq r Frances Lavigne ,Y Mm . WLM, XY'illiam Glasscy wry l 4 I ' , ' X A -- 5 I X' Pr.. Nancy Rciglc W M Robert Dougherty f - QW. - ' I V I Anna Sharp In in H H I Robert Martin M F' fp? 3 A Nanny Robinson -.- V Q' . , Philip Lmrb ' a,rf,,'j,fL,,.. arf f , K kk I MN -- V , ,Li , A K VV J . lg Q . x '- f L, , H V -A'a I A A - p -:Q ff R ra' Q ,gf f t,-rtr i . 7 f- . . f W er? .W I VK K I .MR . it 1 Q, rnr S a e f I ,I ' v n af 5, J- U , f wg'--W yy ,F -tva F rart ... ,S D --' Lg. if iw' is-La ' . t 2 2 ' 'S U- 15.39 INN 1t, .FDI Robert Deardcn Gloria McKown john Donnelly Mildred Stackpole Donald Finney Francis Bradley Dorothy Benninghoff ClL,AS Raymond Wfilliamson Marion Young Stephen Barsky Ronald Harris joan Robson Bernard Grady Lois Snyder Ronald DellaFranzia George Foresman Gwendolyn Patton Robert Stroh Carole Spaeth Robert Dear Eliznbetlm Simmons llLll'l71lI'1l Stevenson james Polles lfttu Atkinson VC'illi.1m Mnisenheltlcr XVilliiun Liss -lilcqueline Parker Norman Rogers Virginia Munro XX illinm Youells john Ciipnltli Eu-lyn XVolt'rnm Paul XY'nrtl stab K ,AJ Y . - yn A X 4 N A I . - ,. - .K ,iii N . , me-uw L Q P . -,, .1 .. 2 we xl is if ' Q l lt wut.. .X .. was , Ar li x. if Aw M S rg? A-,A . Q . i . Louis Sl1AlClilClOl'I ' ii'h ii VlI'glDl1lCLlI'fIllCll 1 Q X' XX'illi1xm Asher V -i I .luulith Reiner - , X 'Q 'fi I 'Q Robert Spencer ,,,,fKL A w A K iss it A .mfin fr--P I F 9 ll ll 9 D Wg at K ' N K is -L iw .. it :A - -i . R X ' .. . N . l r-wiv P-will a t-rr I- t PF A 3 Q-Q. 'W' si mv 521' . . W i j f . P my W f ,, -tiwgb , f wfg.1xP 1 . A -wt. 'N . ..r.. ' X e , t 't::.:'S P D If Q , in Q r-J! George Crane Patricia Rivell Wfaltel' Miller Marilyn Luff Robert Scalco Florence Hamilton Edward Rose Linda Smith Peter Seliga Jeannette Harriman Otto Harazim Gary Morton 2 K FQW L iif 9 gf 4 I, gfjlgs 1 T X QWcf5'q X ix ,I I 91 uf fsfk' 61 fyw ' 1 l, L. ' 1 X 'N AF' 3 4yffYj' 1 SCWHPS N5 M xv . kg, A 5 8-7 1 l 8-8 Q.. . V ff, Q Q .... v f ' , 1 f u. ,, up 1 -M---. A f rw X .fc i - .....,..., . , , A y . Q, f ...W . W.. Q1 50. , X -4 I ' ' W n E. gumu I X 5 x gk icncc Club AQTFHVHTY lPlERllUlD Art Club Bible Club NA! 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' X, , U Q K 'x L, XX xx fa g'i ax V K '- '-X If W 3 ' -A 1 ,L 1 ff Q, L K1 ,, N --V uf M V U J. f - N, is , , 7 'X .Xyfx XQINSJ ,41 K1 ily? X51 nf! , QV. Q- . xr it fx xy, Ln M U 1 Qld! F, 14 I Pr- 7 7' Mblff ff' V,fV.V.L,'k- K' -.af Jr K .Ax If W ' 4, ' , ' f 1 r A 57? 197 .5462 1 X 1 1,314 -S7 4 ' fl., L, f x , , , ,' , 1 C.f . ' ff!!! 4j' , , V .42 fl. , ,W M' S .ff ' 7 C' L 1 'Q 'L V' C 114'-f ' ' , f W , 7:8 'V U., 3 . f K , 5 fb long f 4 vi 41 if 'f,,W,v W r 1 ' f xl 1 4 X QE f gxulff ' X 047 'si 9:42 6 vi 'M The Per Annos Staff spent a busy year in collecting ads, taking pictures, gathering infor- mation, and typing Writeups for the 1956 Year- book. Mrs. Vaughan guided the project through to its end, and the time and experience which she gave enabled the staff to meet its dead- lines, Bill Keller, Sports Editorg Joanne Glassey, Copy Editorg Irene Rafferty, Subscription Manage-rg joe Hill, Business Managerg Zarko Markovich. Art Editorg Mrs. C. Vaughan. Advisorg Mary Bishop, Editorg Sally Hudock. Feature Editorg Bruce Baker, Photography Editorg Ruth Miller, Advertising Manager. lPlE',lR ANNUS STA ll-Tl 'a W -at . Ny, - kv Mr. Haddon assisted with yearbook photography by diretting five underclass boys in taking and dexeloping pictures. Standing: D. Finney, VI. Grauer. Seated: R. Seipp. R. Brown, R. Smith, Scvcntccnth Summer Dancing after the Game SIENIIUR AUTlIVHTIIE The Prom Tr .4111 V wqm P - 4 , Senior Concession Staind BEET mf.-M- .5 BMW up-M ' , Class Officers 5 s 4 F! K9 Poster Detail 3,1 A.. : I' N 1 E ' k u Q ,ng i Q :.-:zzz-:Q 1 . 5 'fu -.- 'A Q5 X Q. ykkk K X .M .swf , 55 Qs!fj'37i'15i5 ' A Q' s s . gfwfr. K' ii A KR? lg., .LQ-', . 'if . ' A A A ' '15 5 N113 W' S 5- -1, --M-'fb Y if ,.. s. 55,31 ag suf' -adhf 4 gf wk , L -i 'Y' ' si ffNlFi .. 'I is WN' , -' 5 Q 14. .fm Qgyfii , . w . M' sxsi X 'wav Swimming Party-Class of '56 ' C O 4 1 s J FAMILY LIVING Family Living class gave senior girls a perspective in marriage adjustment and home IILIIILIQCIIICIII. The girls spent four periods 21 week with Mrs. Bartoe in the Home Eco- nomics department discussing future marriage problems. Human Biology class was created by Mr. Acker especially for students planning to go into the medical field. The class spent four periods 21 week in studying thurts and dis- secting animals. These and other interesting studies led up to a final knowledge of human anatomy. '-Q-QiQ if X sfvx HUMAN BIOLOGY TYPING c LASS Business students practiced letter forms and speed tests four days a week in typing class, preparing themselves for secretarial jobs after graduation. The College Preparatory students who took physics in their senior year studied the universe and its laws. They spent many hours with Mr. DuGan in the Lab on Friday mornings, learning to think in terms of formulas and proportions. lm-an PHYSICS CLASS 4. CLASS TRIP 3 MW p0,,,,.f- H ix- 1 1 A snfjusn 5 53 w,MmQEwLMQQ , ,: --lz . ., 'A ' .azicy 5113541011 fapy Bishop Arlene Eirlclzsen fzi3.'l '? Ludwiff Q AQK- vue 5 km-ff? H ,lg if f E 5 ..... 4 5 v-5 . E f8.I'b itI'U,1 .-.ffvi H AWAA , 5 W L 4 A M X dx gs, A g ' , , I .ff .L l,f L 1 . 4 , , , A A - 1 ' : if Millie near f?5igL, p sv ? m 'L A Km Joe Gyuraki Charles Rich FLASH RACKS Diana: 1':03.i1Cf:'1 Carol Lubold Q. , , - f fl Bob Childs Dave Yerkes Bruce Bake?- 1 Irene Bisson Ni 1:1 ..- -X6 xi Ag: ,,,,,,Mi,1 f Barb Kauffman 1 I . S r -f y ' ' mil ci ' i A SX gi . f X ' K 1 x X695 . W 5 X X ' ' Ni N X x Q X N . - . ' xv N , , i v w Jams Farley SN WXQX WJ' Q Bill Brown 1. . x xxx--X L x .xwkxxf rg. rw N ' Y 5 . , M X Bob Rica ge 1 X N I , X fs X K Q Rm a X N ff gwwQ ' '- A 7 X K+ X N k . K 't :E 'fi N K. ., .. ..,.. .. . .W 5 f- XX '1'v,A1.fxA 'On 4 1F -.A-L -4 , Nw? S 4+ NNW wl- H3 V4 1' x 4 ' - ' . f t I 1!'l'f 14 A S E I i, 3 , K 5 Q,-ff ww ESA wa 'S M., , 51 M. . 4 'Q ,X . , Y T Q Q K N QRQH g . W K 'x q X Q W 3 Carol Ke rr 'fx x 1 Joan Bob White K i E J John Schanbacher Dolly N rthrup if is ,, 2 , :ww Q W Q F o 2 Q gi!! lj f Y 1, 'ob yajor Pat 5mith x x Joan Smith Inlllllul Bea Boston W WW Betsy Neill Bob Bickloy ' if wg ,Q - H, ffsf' E fig? florggi :-Qi? . Vxgim f1L -g Qjg QE Sbg' -4 4? gwlssixizrf 7? ' o of its 'ff ,A AL.1:-nw? E F W X 3 ZX Wwmlnw o 3 itll Mary Lou Seliga Lois Olsen Sally Hudock Mary Mobley Joanne Atkins if B111 Ford .!gx Bunn Lomb sg o K 1 i A , .... o .v Lzoda n pk op? 5 wer, Norma Ross 'fi al 552111 8 2 Kay 0'Connor B111 Eberz Homer Hall f QQ ,ff gf fb Q gli-X A N mm, x 1 5 , QL. Joe Hill QM Eid Search is f ign Al DUIIEHII Helen Shackleton' Q lice Schmidt Zarlco Fiarkovich Bill Kelly , , li Luz' S Joanne Glassclf .ioaxzgatf zicutella .Xue i5nyciczr' '-'Y' N Ruth Miller' Fd Ixohle WW Q gf' fm K! if , 'N- K Ax 4-v.!4g.QP,3d,fkS f- Q'- ?'3 ' L. L35 x ' ,M W X 1't',lllL1UI carl Jud: A f 1 J am 5. co 1 31 'X xxv' at Lutz .5 ' Y D ,we Moy! C ooperatizfe BILL FORD SALLY HUDOCK 1 Moy! Studiouf JOE HILL MARY BISHOP YV H CC Bef! Dafzceno AL DUNGAN JOANNE GLASSEY Friendlieft Hot Rody .3 ' XX IRENE BISSON HOMER HALL L 1 Ju., W -P .Rs . I t HL' A MQ N 1 x X 0 I XX Q 2 IRENE RAFFERTY BILL EBERZ Moy! School Spzrit ff DIANE FORKER ED KOHLER 57 H U f Nivexf Smile IRENIE LARGliN'l' BILL BROWN I S 9-A QQ I nm! C I an Tafk eff l S ll QN4 M051 Likely fo Szzfceed BOB XVHITE MARY MOBLEY Bef! Dreffed BOB BICKLEY BARBARA BRADLEY -IOE GYURAKI LOIS OLSEN C I f1.r.v C10 Il 'm' MILLIE BEAR FRANK ATLER MJ X... Quieteyt Rf BETSY NEILL BILL TEMPLETON 7 K , gg, f X K FRANK ATLER-leaves his motorcycle to Auto Lubold. JOANNE ATKINS-wants Barbara Cosgrove to have her artistic ability. GLADYS BEAN-leaves her majorette boots to Ruth Largent. MILDRED BEAR--wills her joke book to Bob Martin. BRUCE BAKER-leaves the stop watch to next year's track manager. MARY MAUD BISHOP-bequeaths her all around ability to the next class. IRENE BISSON--leaves her love of the Marine Corps to Ann Eyth. BEA BOSTON-gives her high stepping to Charlotte Delagol. BOB BICKLEY-leaves his piano ability to John DiValentone. BARBARA BRADLEY-leaves her neat clothes to Barbara Eberz. JOY DANCE, JOYCE DANCE-leave their prestige as class twins to and Mar- lene Marinaro. Marilyn BILL BROWN-wills his dimples to Frank Creneti. PAT DONNELLY-gives her camera to Mr. Haddon. ARLENE ERICKSEN-leaves the sale of yearbooks to the next Senior class. JANE FARLEY-bequeaths her love of red to any paleface. BOB CHILDS-gives his devilish grin to Tom Carr. BILL EBERZ-leaves his teasing to anyone who can take it. DIANE FORKER-wills the hole between shortstop and third Schuenemann. - BILL FORD-leaves his political knowledge to Bob Gledhill. base to Carol JOANNE GLASSEY-leaves her baton to any future twirler. SALLY HUDOCK-leaves her school spirit to the class of '57, AL DUNGAN-bequeaths his athletic ability to Jim Collie. . . . W BARBARA KAUFFMAN--wills her hockey stick to the girl inner. ho takes her place as left EDNA KENT-bequeaths her petite stature to Judy Kohler. CAROL KERR-gives her gift of gab to Joan Shive. JACK FULMOR--leaves his height to Doug Wfarburton. IRENE LARGENT-leaves her long hair to Derry Thompson. CAROLYN LUBOLD-leaves for the Navy. TOM GUARD-leaves the elligo language to anyone who wants to confuse teachers. MARY LUDWIG-bequeaths her voice to Dot Swank??? JANICE LUTZ-wills her height to Lois Snyder. ED KOHLER--leaves the Junior High Student Council chairmanship to anyone capable of handling it. CLAS VILL X LINDA MCKENNY-leaves short field to Maizie Schiesser. BOB MAJOR-leaves his love of baseball to Paul Brucker. RUTH MILLER-leaves her sister Charlotte. ZARKO MARKOVICH-wills his gym towel to anybody capable of carrying it. MARY MOBLEY-leaves the F.T.A. to Bob Doan. JAMES NIXON-leaves his mechanics to Bob Smith. JOAN MULLEN--leaves her love for dissecting frogs to one of the squeamish Juniors ED SEARCH-wills his Model A to Larry Webster. BETSY NEILL-bequeaths her home economics ability to Betty Simmons. BILL TEMPLETON-leaves his engineer boots to Joe Ahumada. DOLLY NORTHRUP--wills her cheerleading ability to Mary Mullen. JOE GYURAKI-leaves his gabbing to Alvin Schor. KAY O'CONNOR-gives her crazy giggle to Marge Wobensmith. HOMER HALL-leaves his cows to George Fulmor. u LOIS OLSEN-bequeaths her love of foreign cars to Mrs. Rhoads. WES HARKINS-leaves his one-eye blink to any boy who stands gaping at girls in the hall. IRENE RAFFERTY-leaves her stock of Irish chatter to an Irishman. JOE-HILL-leaves his good marks to Walt Bagshaw. NORMA ROSS-gives her earrings to Mary Anna Dungan. HELENE SHACKLETON-leaves her love of Driver Training to Janet Ransom. DOLORES SCHMIDT-bequeaths her skates to Sis Reigle. BILL KELLER-wills his white bucks to Jimmy Bell. JOANN SCUTELLA-bequeaths her pink metal glasses to Gail Betterton. JIM PAYNE-leaves his razor to Alan Morris. MARY LOU SELIGA-leaves her Georgia accent to anyone who wants to be teased CHARLES RICH-wills his track ability to Earl Duranceau. JOAN SMITH-gives her upstate accent to Diane Smith. JOHN SCHANBACHER-leaves his hissing laugh to any snake charmer who wants it PAT SMITH-leaves her friendliness to Barbara Rudolph. BOB VOGEL-leaves his ability as bus boy to Gene Holzworth. NANCY SNYDER-wills her majorette whistle to the one who steps in her place. BOB WHITE-leaves his basketball style to Dave Weisser., SUE SNYDER-leaves her love of History QPJ to Rose Barone. DAVID YERKES-leaves his stubbornness to Robert Smith. ma YI!! X42 I fr' at 'll X S Wx , X f 2 +2 f in-.mx Q-.. Q' YQ 1- Q M - aff' N251 xg , ,gf wx P M FE! -.W ff fy K fe , , A 1 1 5 f Q 5 R K m 3 ff 5 Qi W X A ,,f 'XX AM-Q QL, ff , ,Q.,v.., 52265 rx 'Q -3x fi ' f'f',5.g,,- ,ee g3..e, .Q ?e5 ?5'2f5ff c Liza: Front row: P. Rlimirls, R. Miller, D. Swank, Surctaryg XV. lirown. Prcsirlcntg A. lNlnKmvn, ,l'I'l.'.lNlIlL'I'Q A. Kohler, Virc Prcsirlcntg C. Millur, D. Stewart, Suoml row: rl, Morgan, K. Sinklcr, S, lNlrC.irty, M. Gillnn, C. Van Lccr, M. Bislwp, D, Sclimirlt. I. l.Q1l'4LICI1f. VI. Kauffman. Burk rim: H. Hnnrlrix- son. A. Brown, C. DcCinquc. Hill. R. Strcupcr. XV, lfurnl, A. DLIDQLAID. XV. Kcllvr. A. Snlwr, Ci. D.ivid, SVlllUlllll3'N l LCCUHU Cll K. K J xx X.: X Front row: li. Stcwrison, 'I'rcrisurcrg R. Korn. Virc Prcsialcntg V. Dura. Arlxisorg N. Robinson. l,l'L'5l- Li Nfl rlcntg M. l.uff. Scci'ctnry. Scmnrl row: G, MLI.ciin. M, liirklcy. P. l:L'1Ill1L'I'l1lill'1. D. XX7llklUI1jLCI'. If. J it-,4 Trrrnsuc, P, Riu-ll, C. Kl'CLlZl7Cl'j.Z, Xwliitc. C. Simmons, S. Robinson. H. Ayr-r. link row: D 'PLM L ' l Jr Finney, C. Ruicwski, G. MmKnwn, Atkinsun. R. Curtis. B. Szymzrnck. Al. Kcnnuly. Fl. Vicliwagcr, '-I YJ' l J. Marx, E. Amlrc, ni. iximfmi, , -1.1 A UU ' 7 in it no A Wmwiil fiom thc Pruidcnt A RCf 0Sl10f df Recess Exchange Darnce The junior High Student Council coordinated a junior high club pro- gram, collected money at Christmas for local orphanages, and organized 21 reception committee to welcome new students. It held a Halloween Dance and sponsored its own PepVClub. lost md lound DLIWIFYIIICUI School Stow 1? I Fit for Z1 Queen 1 K Surveying the Scene 'I une out for Lunch Q Q V ,Y , i fl, A, q413,, , H P ' W W -. i ,-- .nw ,l.., .. A x K a in . q . - ' V M A H D A H c F3 h ,, ,. ,, Vi X- M- V 12 4 H M -'fr +5 mimi AQCTHVIITIUES N i 'L' W ' --f 'r2 x ' 'ai' gi i nl V n. ' . , kklkglgf yxV'w,ffgf'v'P QaiE' ft' Kimi. '23, x i , , 7. f' A A -- 1 if 'ylh M ei- M, F . - 30-3:2 41 .wgc,g,-Q-f ,Q QW' P f--523.2- n i l '2NiF1f2agf2W.:q,,. 'Ha-xi K asa. .55 i iv f?ifKi.4gL 1 c :V vc. w, , sigsfw f M .2mfjF5 '9lv?f .1 fqfiwsii 1-SQ?-A1 ix?'.?' 'H fc' 'z1:,,,,i, f 2, ' . Q A- Q 'ifgawfl-1+'f -351'-2, 1 '- '-LFS! F'-QF! i ,F W, an , :Ya-in Z. if-fm. .M n , sr.: ,.4,.M ,I ff-V gig QQ. ff Y F - ., Y ,. '-Sf Q, - 4-Ac pf 'A ' cw J.. ' g 1 34- W QM' ,M n' is x 'fxl . .QP On to Victory V'1.f1+ N ., , A Md' ' -, ' A-. Dodge thc Ball! I9 an i .X . c A, 1 Suitcase Race Fun for All RUTH JOANNE DIANE ROYAL COURT joanne Atkins, Diane Forker, Ruth Miller, Helen Northrup and Irene Rafferty were nomi- nated by the senior boys to form the Royal Court on May Day. William Tennent's May Queen was elected by the students of the senior high schoolg her Coronation took place after the day's outdoor activities. l 1 DOLLIE IRENE ijfcff f I 1,4 I 463-1 iam! fn-,..,,,..,. .xi Q K. Agriculture QNML ' - t Art SIENHUR HUGH OUUHBS Zigi h Qiii 2' ,F jS,oo .J 'Nl v 'Jig j 'W Us s sn' init' '9 X Dmmatics STAGE HANDS Loc Burnstecl, Bruce Bal-car. james -Ionian, jam-plm Ahummla, lam Xwilliam Brown. Missing: A1'cl1ibnld McKuwn. n ,num IE 1 ix I in j. ,X x cs Cn s,,. I l Tcnnqm Caperg Photography llll F it -L Seated: A. Brown, Sports Editorg G. Bc-tterton, Feature Editorg -I. Glnssey, Typistg R. Millcrg Co- litlitorg -I, Hill. Co-liditorg D. Schmidt. Typing Editor, Standing: Mr. Prine, Aclvisori Z. Marko. viih. Art Editor. Not in Piiture: C, Miller. Extlmnge Editor. The school paper under its new name, The William Tennent Log, was issued just before holidays and special occasions. A staff of reporters representing each homeroom assisted the editors in collecting news. SQCHUUL PAPER lli'lT'llNlLllliiIli 'flqflil.fM'ltllHRS Ulf AMllliRlltfA The Future Teachers of America club was formed last year to promote leadership and help students choose their vocations. It's program included practice in substitute teaching, lectures by various educators, and participation in a career day at West Chester State Teachers College and a rally at Pennsbury High School. Stiuuling: C. Guckenberg, B. Jennings. P. Rhoads, R. Doan, D. Schmidt, J. Ahumada, j, Herwig, P. lirucker. I.. Bangs. M. Mobley. Around the table: B. Kauffman. Mrs. Boycbuck, A. Kohler. M. Dungan. R. Miller. Iwi' Front row: -I, Gyuraki, A, Dungan, J. Hill, Secretary, R. Burnsteel, R. Baker, XX , Harkins. H. Hall, A. Kohler, CQ XY'hite, Prcsitlcntg R. Acker, Advisor, W. Ford, Vice Presi- Rich, D. Weber, P. Brutlcer, D. Wcisscr, j. Sicgfrir-tl, Bark tlcntg W. Brown, Treasurer, VU. Keller, Chaplain, B. Baker. row: R. Childs, D. Yerkes, R. Ncukirtlincr, lf, Klingcr, Al Sccontl row: K. Montgomery, R. Bitkley, J. Schanbacher, J. Ahumada. J. Ervin, C. Martini, T, Kufcn, A. lirown, G Nixon, j. Fulmor, D. Cole, W. Eherz. -I. Wiley, T. Carr, G. Zachey. Daxitl, li. Creneti, Z. 1NIarkovich. Third row: J. Payne, L. HLIY ANU TlRll:lHlll: Front row: R. Miller. M. Ludwig. M, Bishop, Chaplain: C, Miller, Treasurer, D. Swank, Virc Presiilentg C. Vaughan. Ailvisorg li. Kauffman, Presiilcntg l. Rafferty, Secretary, K. U'Connor. wlflfarlcy, M. Dungan. Secontl row: D, Town- scntl. li. Rudolph. A. lirincr, D. Stewart, C. Scliuenemann. ll. Fhcrz. R. l.c-atlcr. B. McCarty. F. Srhiesser, R. Holloway, l.. Bangs. S, Neill. S. Sauntlcrs, D. Bolster, B. Krzitz. Third row: VI. Stutclla. D. Forker. S. Hutlock, K. Sinkler, S. Parkes, B. Neill, LI. Seliga, C. Kerr. VI. Kohler, M, lltzir, R Luff, A. Ericlcsen. ISI. Douglicrty. C Dclagol, P. Ciiccii waltl, K. Sellitsch. Fourth row: P. O'l'ariun. li. llogulanil. I' Cooper. R. Bishop. S. Slugg, li. Cullen, ll. Ciyiiixiki, -I. l.t1t1 C. Groscck. D, Kirk. F. Mcrkox, li. Hohcnsatk. C. V.llll,L'L'l M. Taylor. Bark row: li. Daxies. l. l..ti'gc'nt, A. llariy, ll Parry. J. Hcrwig, E, Palsir, bl, lioytl. D. Hoffman. M. Mor gan, J. Morgan. J. Slcilton. j. Hall, P, Rhoatls. Bucks County Rally T 3 ' .. .. F. I ' ' ' . ' at . . i i Ma.-s xml K Q Q' ' f A - . - 1 inn-ss. :: - ' ...win r X A-gifs -5158953915 ' . K X K X ,Q K ' f -51.5.-K ,.ki,f.,k.:k3FSsy- ,..q.v-+ . .Q ,Nav Rig: ifiigiisu Yffsii'-as ' M ii. . -M ' A 7 1 Q as f .tt . . . T- as Q V R f . - - Q r -a -Y. P . l ., . .W . N J ' k i ' 7 n .s ,SN f:. L - . - ' X U-T ' -'Q 'R Q Q., Q K. Q , qv- K, as 1 Y ' 'Www W as . 5- X-H if tw, ' wt. .435 gg f 'fi ' ' ,mutt . .: ' A at ,Mi - Hi-Y Athletic Bulletin ll'llll-:Y AND TRll-ltllll-Y The Hi-Y was host to delegates attending a District Rally and dinner in William Tennent High School. The boys collected canned goods for an orphanage at Christmas time, decorated a Christmas tree in the main hall of the school, contributed to CARE, set up and operated an out- door athletic bulletin board, sent Alan Brown and Frank Creneti to a Model Assembly in Harrisburg, and presented its third annual minstrel show. The Tri-Hi-Y girls served at the District Rally, took magazines and cookies to Valley Forge Military Hospital, served refreshments and helped usher at the Home and School Play, and held a swimming party at the Abington Y.M.C.A. A beautiful gavel was pre- sented to the combined groups . 4 ,ji ,LV-,i for the largest attendance at .tgl ia., ,, gg, g the Bucks County Rally at o 5 Delhaas. A 'c I O5 rf' . ,Webs - S i .ll ixamfmsigt Y , , f'-,gig ' ' . Swimming Party la- I ' A ' :iff-Zzii Discussion Group at Delhaas mlb 0 Tri-Hi-Y Induction Service 'C aa., ii., ip, aylfrp A Roll Call ix, , px K mag? r ,mcwmw v we :MQVMSR NTNTH GRATDE CHORUS The Ninth Grade Chorus, directed by Mrs. Trezza, sang in the Christmas Program, the Spring Con- cert, and at a Home and School meeting. ll?nlUClliS COUNTY CHURUS Diane Iforker, Ruth Miller, Irene Rafferty, Mary Anna Dungan, Barbara Kauffman, joan Sliive, Frank Creneti, Donald Cole, joseph Hill, Paul Brucker, james Collie, Archibald McKown, and Edmund Search represented Williain Tennent's Senior High Chorus in the annual Bucks County Music Festival. The junior high school was represented by Constance Rojewski, Mildred Stackpole, Lois Vogel. Nancy Williams, Barbara Baker, 'loane Foell, Joyce Lagler, Dolores Wildonger, Margaret Bick- ley, Mary Boyd, Marilyn I.uff, and Gloria McKown. DTSTRTCT UR4ClHllESTRA L ,lane Herwig and Robert Wfliite 1. were chosen on the basis of their i auditions to represent Williriiii Tennent in the District Orchestra. STATE BAND Robert was selected to play his clarinet in the State Band at Frackville, Pennsylvania. JANE 3 rj 1 L rx The Senior High Chorus, under the direction of Mrs. Trezza, participated in the Dedication ceremony, the Christmas program, and the Spring Concert. Many of the mem- bers represented William Tennent High School in the Bucks County Music Festival. SENHUR HHGH Cll'llUlRQ US N 1 -19' hy N W Q1 sur xi li -L I .ll'UNllUlR lHlllUlHl ClHlURlUS X91 A junior High Chorus consisting of seventh and eighth grade pupils and directed by Mrs. Trezza, took part in the Christmas and spring programs. N , XQC1,-L541 '.., ? ,r .yy K 4 l flfdjyi i 1 4 - V , fret 1, Q 1' Sn f . 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K , -vw: 41 ww! 5 ' I t 4 Ne if I tc SX X 'fi s : A'lllll'lllL,lli'll lltC ASSUCllATllUN ACTHVHTHES A Senior High and a junior High Athletic Asso- ciation organized field events for May Day and di- rected Wfilliam Tc-nnent's athletic affairs. The two groups took charge of the Curtis Magazine clrive in October and made plans for having individual stu- dent pictures taken. An Athletic Association represen- tative sold socks, sweat shirts, jackets and sweaters in the school store, The Senior High Athletic Association took tickets and sold programs during football and basketball seasons. lt served free refreshments to players and cheerleaders after basketball games, sharing the cost with the Student Council. .rv Q K seg a rw 4 cf c K' a 'S ,gif fs. ogg its may c Ls Refreshments after the Game se E Ticket Takers School Store gd 4 52? in as ' is In S Q .. .4301 1 1 ,av 1 H, it My iiag, ku if ' QV, ' , 'Q -LA. K 5 is ,L Vai. D lgmyb i . f 5 . , ,, 03r Q K! Zig E fb gg: W 5 X U , ,- H, N 5' 1, Tm l I , ,iw 2 A BA' in-110' I Q 9 3 5 64: s if f Lg E 4: Front row: R. Leader, P. Rhoads, J. Scutella, R. Miller, L. McKenney, D. Forlcer, B, Kauffman I. Lnrgent, J. Skilton, B. Rudolph. Middle row: D. Smith, J. Kauffman. M. Dougherty. M. Dungan, j. Kohler, D. Vandling, P. Morgan, S. Neill, K. Sinkler. Standing: C. Schuenemann, V. Polles, j. Ransom, C. Miller, Coach J. Oliver, S. Hudock, E. Schiesser. S. Parkes, H. Parry, L. Bangs. VARSHTY AND JUNHOR ll'llllGll-ll ll'llOtCllilE1Y Mrs. Oliver's girls were bruised and bumped at the end of the season, but they will all say that they enjoyed every minute. They showed a fighting spirit and fine sportsmanship in every game. Many players will be lost through graduation, but the newly-formed junior high hockey team may furnish some experienced players for the coming year. This group, coached by Mrs. Cresse, scrimmaged with the varsity team and played several games with teams from other schools. SE HORSE AGTIIU 'QW BILL BOB ,, 7 TI. ,!4:'8!' w-gs . , mm B .naw A- Katia: Q. - - i n A- .,i. , , 5 I N - X ,N S Vw K, , :Ki lib , ggrggql s , L, I I K i B 3 . is i .JP 0- .1 F ' I 5 W 1' 'Yr-VI The Panthers under the direction of their new coach, Charles Guditus, started William Tennent off on the right foot with the first school victory. A four win-five loss record gave the Tennent fans a lot of thrills. VARSJITY lFUU'lli'lBAlLlL lx ,xx 'lk - , cicc JIUNHUR Hioiai iFoo'1FiimLL N fc, nf i A new addition to football in school, the junior high boys showed much promise in ' their three win-two loss-one tie season. 65-,Wfy U wf, ,,. Q ' 's ' severe HA eff .Q W msd Ex ft m tee: Front row: Hgwps, -lfkrueger, R. Zweitzig, C. Rost, W. Bradley, D. O'Brien, C. Wayes, D. Steeb, -I. Foresman, j. Fleischut, S. Hill. Second row: P. Barnhart, D. Burns. j. Billingham, D. Laing, E. Simmons, N. Weimar, H. Williamscmn, P. David, j. Barnhart, F. Dolton, R. Schuman, J. Greco, j. Serrill. Third row: G. Collie, D. Kershner, E. Sheeder, j. Brooks, C. Schmidt, N. Robinson, R. Kern, R. Dear, R. Willianiscxn, j. Polles. W. Liss, R. Weisenbach, O. Harazim. Back row: P. Hendrixson, Coach Exum. H. Kohler, R. Burnsteel, G. Foresman, F. Bradley, R. johnson, K. White, W. Asher, oach Hildebrant. Qwiy wf.,4 Kneeling: J. jordan, H. Carver, J. Wiley, R. Bickley, C. Rich, T. Carr, K. Montgomery. Standing Coach Acker, R. Baker, S. Van Rennselaer, I.. Sticker, F. Klinger, R. Orr, R. Neukirchner E Mac Kelvey, L. Burnsteel, B. Baker. RUSS ' UNTRY Led by Mr. Acker, the team burned up the course with an undefeated league season. With Charles Rich and Bob Bickley consistently in the first four, the team took eighth place in the district meet, second in the George School Invitational, and first in the Lower Bucks Championship Meet. During the Frank- ford Meet, Tom Carr, Charles Rich, and jack Wiley set a new course record in a three-way tie . U3 WNW!! K W I V4.3 .... 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L' .vs :-95 V lg W ij iq L, 5 n f J 1 , 5 E A., 1 W VIUNIOR VARSITY The junior Varsity team played the preliminary game at each meeting with the mem- lwer teams of the Lower Bucks League. The training received should place them in an excellent position to serve well on next year's Tennent Basketball Team, Coach Dietz pre- tlitts great lwasketlwall futures tor many members of the team. ill'UQNllUR llalllteilllal ll55ASlliltgf',TlP5Alle4ll Coach lioychucles juniors have shown the hustle and type of play we like to see in our 'liennent teams. Herein lie great hopes and fine prospects for our school on the bas- ketball court. V5 Mk.. -V f-V Y Q m' 4 x ' auf. m . 17 T E l ig: I TNS? w .c - ' Q! -9. P K I. ng . .w:s.Mfu, ww- . . 4 . xc.. Q .,,. ,ei f we QMS? liront: R. Donn, XViley, A. Dungun, J. Gyuraki, W. Keller, C. Martini. Standing: Coach D. Dob- son, Mi1cKelvey. R. Wliite, W. Eherz, W. Ford, P. Brucker. XV. Brown. D. Cole, S. Barslcy. Tennent Tennent BASKETBALL Hoor.1h for Tennent was the victory cry for the Panthers as they romped to L1 vic- torious, thrill-filled season. Coach Dobson's five, lcd by Al Dungan and Joe Gyural-ci, piled up Ll record of 19 wins and 4 losses. In the Alumni Christmas Tournament the boys showed early season promise by taking the first place trophy. As the team finished second in league competition, its last game proved to be the year's best. The Tennent boys fought a hard battle, losing 74-75 to first-place Bristol. 'I cnncnt ............ 65 Tennent ............ 30 Tennant Tennent Tennent Tennent Tennent Tennent .. ...50 .. .. ..... 60 . .... ..... 7 1 ...il 59 SCORING OF INDIVIDUAL GAMES Lower Moreland Faculty ................. ..... . New Hope ........ ...... Almuni ...... Palisades ....,.. Council Rock .... ...... Council Rock ...... Neshnminy Delhaas ...... Bensalem .... Tennent Tennent Tennent Tennent Tennent ............ Tennent ............ Tennent Tennent .....,...... Tennent Pennsbury ....... Morrisville ..... Bristol ............., Council Rock .... Neshaminy ..... . Delhaas ...... Bensalem .... Pennsbury ..... Bristol ........ E f of - if so R l .W 5 .ima J V , Q Front row: J. Kauffman, E. VC'ayes. E. Schiesser. L. McKenney, M. Dungan. R. Miller. S. Hudock, D. Forker, C. Schuenemann. D. Swank, B. Kauffman. Back row: Conch C. Lindquist. -I. Petry. V. Polles, R. Leader, S. Parkes, D. Smith. K. Sinkler, H. Parry, M. Rost. P. McKissock. P. O'Brien, M. Luff, C. Rojewski, G, Patton, E. Boynl, B. Neill, M. Seliga, G. McKown. , This year, for the first time, Williaiii Tennent basketball courts have a girls' team. The turnout for the team was good A and the spirit fine. Led by- a host of seniors, the girls played fy a fine brand of ball and showed a great deal of improvement ,iy with each game. ml K9 iq ' if i - ' U 4 J l . A I y S71 'T wvwxmwf A-.w....,. S. 4 ,,,,,,,g,-b,m S Ng ,. iv x x S x NSN Y WXKAXA Q5 X, 4 pl 4 N l lan WN! I fs N i i Q. v. '22 .ag an ,-- Front row: A. Kohler, A.'Porter, W. Brown, K. Montgomery, J. Heaton, J. Stefanowicz, C. Rich. E. Beatty, B. Robinson, A. Dungan, J. Wiley, J. Hill, Manager. Back row: B. Baker, Managerg J. Siegfriend, Z. Markovich, R. Bickley, L. Burnsteel, J. Payne, J. Collie, J. Loftus, H. Hendrixson, A. Morris, R. Kelly, G. Rosenberger, T. Carr, Coach Acker. '.qgtw-- 'sv-e-at- ff: v,.mvf'E . ' . ' ' ' ' . will ' 4'F :R i ' . N, t. .5-5, . R, , A-Sw ., . ' 'C ' 'AM' B -M ' ,kwa ' ' Ls.ifYA1'f,gMQ:i Q! ' , , , O W M. V A ,M V V . rhswj V. ,. L., .lr Q5 fr, aft MM' 1 gym x 1 .air ' . af.. - 1 . s-.......: . , f ak. 1 '+ Ivo' -rw. N4-.sua . . ,taaziiiis eJrA!r.n'i'..N ' J . The harriers again showed fine form on the Lower Bucks track in the spring. Having an undefeated league season and taking the Championship meet, they were led by Joe Stefanowicz, Al Dungan, Charles Rich, and Bill Brown. TRACK VARSHTY BASEBALL The baseball team, being in a rebuilding stage, had many close games, but few vic- tories. Much promise was shown in the pitching and catching of Bill Ford and Bill Keller. 5 L' If-1 Front row: R. White, W. Gaines, R. Gledhill, R. Connery, F. Creneti, D. Weisser, NW. Keller. Back row: Coach Lodge, J. Schanbacher, W. Ford, P. Brucker, W. Harkins. f Af' Front row: C. Yerkes, P. Reider, G. Woll, R. Orr, R. Kern, F. Severn, F. Klinger, T. Quin row: S. Quill, C. Martini, R. Eveland, D. Dobson, G. David, R. Burns, R. johnson. Fl . Back elif .. 1- -' ' . A 4 tai.. Q, .6 ' P -. .Q fi, - . '.,, q45. .- 3 W ..v 's,..g- T '. gk 'X 5 f 1 fi:-an fT.9'i.f-.Q Q'- R .aw . sf ' . '50 Coached by Mr. Dobson, the junior high showed possibility of giving add to varsity teams of the future. JUNHUR HIGH BASEBALL SU FTBALL The Girls' team led by Diane Forker, Barbara Kauffman, and Georgia W fair season with fun and thrills for the whole team. N ed strength af yes, had a Front row: M. Smith. L. McKenney, C. Lodge, C. Schuenemann, G. Wayes, H. Schattler, berger, D. Forker, B. Kauffman. Back row: L. Stockburger, M. Bishop, J. Kauffman, C. j. Dungan. E. Schiesser, D. Swan, R. Mascaro, A. Moran, R. Luff, K. Sinklcr, S. Hudock, Oliver. A .s .fur 'f MAJURETTES Xvllllillll Tennent High School boasted its first Miljorette Corps during the football season of 1955, Twenty-one major- ettes under the direction of Mrs. Cresse marched to the luegit of 21 drum at each football game and performed at pep rallies. Wfith the start of the spring season, all majorettes were placed under Mr. Trezztfs direction to coordinate their work with that of the school band. 1 'l --W-M lm 1 M ' r srti r l I For several years our school has wanted a band, and the foun- dation for one was started last year under the direction of Mr. Mario Trezza. The project continued this year with many stu- dents from grades 7 to 12 practicing often and playing at pep rallies, and with campaigns to raise funds for uni orms. By next year the William Tennent band should be actively participating at all football games and should certainly be an asset to promote school spirit, 4 , d -- I 5 'I R I 4 rl:- 9 :QA 5 --l ?! W QQ! 5' 45 O ':. J -' 'Cla I...-vi' vf -.,xV LP' ' , f .- ,, -- -i i - Ja K .nr- 1 Q ' ,ii i L74 .Q V , . Xe- .I . . 1' -. .30 i I A .11 ' 3 tl V r H ilv v U. ,1. . Q- 1 s no-l , so ff qw. fgffff. -.pf 1 ' , ' ' . air.,--1 Z, - Y, . l V . x 1 v v' ' ,,, - x , . PATRONS OF PER ANNOS 1956 William R. Frame D Kauffmnfs Drugstore A Gam: Hosiery Mins Charles Gottesman, jr. Mfg-malmisi A. AB. Cresse Art md Ruth Stillman V Dr. lGeorge' B. Keidan County Line'Food' Mart 5 Hmibreches shui. scope joe Traurig and Family Mr. md Wm..D. Miller Crooked Billet Dress Shop Y james Shelmire and Family Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bishop Mr. and Wm. D. Schwerdt Ralph and june Foy and Donna Mr. and Mrs. George B. Schmid Mr. and Mrs. Joseph 1. Forker Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Hudock Ed Geist Shop , Bill Keller K. W. Flower A.,B. Dlmiels ' Joseph Sunderland Frank Frassetto Gerharcfs Bgkery Charles ll. Spare x Mrs. Ludwig's Own Make Chocolates C if .fs 3 x as f-. ,,',P, ., -- , .LL.- a ff' - 4 . 1. ' . ., - ', 'X f,'L'f F r. L ff' J: je . ' MYA35 ..f,:,.y,,. ,M A: 41, 1 4,1-,.,vM, 5, .,, L. A -I .duh-.'.,.' ,., M sry.. k . 3 3,-,-.,x3,z,,'fggx53,y zgwv,-..,3. , 1 ,mvv 2 :57 ., rc, li,.h-.rg ,- ' .g,, , .Tx.A Q 1,44 M 1' .3 , N 1-mfg' , L e 4 7 . A V ' ,, . ,1l'.g'-.1 Q ,w,.f:v ' f nu . -3 A 1: f ... .19 uf- Af . ' wir- , ' t 1' ' . ':g.r. p. .15 .4 .4 -2 rg- , 'ff'-,.Jz.lf r,r g f :-'11 if 1 7' -gl f 1 1 fT'f:-1-4ff 'y1 f . .Li ' A ' ' ' ' f ll Ay. - Q Y ' .. s y - ' y ' .,....l'P 'w A. J. McKOWN MOTORS Slreel Road JOHNSVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA l956 DeSo'l'o l956 Plymoufln Designed for 'I'l1e Super-Highway Age Going Places Willa fhe Young al' Hearl OSborne 5-7500 THE KlNG'S FLOORCOVERING Henry Avenue and York Road WARMINSTER, PENNSYLVANIA J. L. DeMoreland Arfisfic Tile Selling Venefian Blinds - Linoleum -Tile Osborne 5-I825 JULES PILCH MEN'S WEAR I4 Souih Yorlz Road HATBORO. PENNSYLVANIA Formal Wear lo Hire OSborne 5-I l03 SAFE-WAY Norfh Yorlr Road WARMINSTER, PENNSYLVANIA Sforage - Moving - Packing Local or Long Dislance OSborne 5-l25l CULLEN'S Slreel Road and Madison Avenue WARMINSTER, PENNSYLVANIA Luncl1eoneHe and Delicalessen Sandwiches - Sundaes - Sodas Candy - Hoagies AbboH's Ice Cream OSborne 5-27I4 CASEY FARMS K1 Counfy Line Road ally Belween Buclr and Cameron Roads RESYRKTED Q HUNTINGDON VALLEY, PENNSYLVANIA wm..I9:Esm5 Reslricfed Residenfial Communilies EARL P. 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PENNSYLVANIA ELmwood 7-35I2 Same Day Dry Cleaning and Shiri Laundry Pick-Up and Delivery ELmwood 7- I 2 I 3 J. W. HARKINS AUTO BODY REPAIRS TwenI'y-four Hour Towing Collision Specialisfs 848 STREET ROAD SOUTHAMPTON, PENNSYLVANIA MEINHARDT'S BAKERY SECOND STREET PIKE SOUTHAMPTON, PENNSYLVANIA ELmwood 7-I005 Baked Goods for Every Occasion THE OLD WAGON HOUSE DAIRY BAR Second SI'reeI Pike SOUTHAMPTON, PENNSYLVANIA ELmwood 7-I209 BUCKS COUNTY PAINT COMPANY Wholesale-Refail M.A.B. PAINTS Soufhampion, Pennsylvania ELmwood 7-I I48 V L. DAVISVILLE HOSIERY MILL, INC. ManufacI'urers of DaviIIe NYLON HOSIERY Plain and Fancy SI'yIes Wholesale-Re'I'aiI Any Time-Any Place Daville Nylon-Sefs 'Ihe Pace PIONEER SUPER MARKET JAMES CUMMINGS, Proprie'I'or Second Sfreei' Pike and Sireef Road Sou'rI1ampI'on, PennsyIvania MEATS-GROCERIES-VEGETABLES DELIVERY EVERY DAY ELmwood 7-Ol 53 A. DU DLEY DU NGAN Paperhanging U SECOND STREET PIKE SOUTHAMPTON, PENNSYLVANIA ELmwood 7-0540 WM. H. STAHL CHEVROLET, INC. aes STREET ROAD souTI-IAMPTON. PENNSYLVANIA A Good Buy All-Ways ELmwood 7-2295 CORNELL'S PRODUCE MARKET SECOND STREET PIKE SOUTHAMPTON, PENNSYLVANIA Fresh Eggs, Fruif, and Produce Home Phone: Chapel Hill 0887 TRADING POST 80 Second Sfreei' Pike SouI'hamp'I'on, Pennsylvania TOYLAND BOOKS GIFTS ELmwood 7- I 208 JF CHARLIE'S DELICATESSEN Groceries-Lunch Mea'l's Frozen Foods-Vege+ables Ice Cream-Candy STREET ROAD AND WILLOW STREET SOUTHAMPTON, PENNSYLVANIA ELmwood 7-9887 MARKOVICH AUTO PARTS York Road Above Counfy Line Road HATBORO, PENNSYLVANIA Machine Shop Service OSborne 5-0930 COUNTRY CRAFTERS SECOND smear Pnce SOUTHAMPTON. PENNSYLVANIA Gif+s 'For Every Occasion ELmwood 7-IOIO CHARLES W. OLLARD 963 Sfreei' Road Soufhampion, Pennsylvania STATIONERY SCHOOL SUPPLIES MIMEOGRAPHING ELmwood 7- I 232 THELMA'S BEAUTY SHOP Specializing in Permanenfs TINTS-BLEACHES Open Monday Thru Friday MONDAY, TUESDAY, AND FRIDAY EVENINGS Souflmampfon, Pennsylvania ELmwood 7-0655 G. W. AIMAN 81 ASSOCIATES Real Esfaie Insurance I04 SOUTH YORK ROAD HATBORO. PENNSYLVANIA OSborne 5-5555 Pktbuurllun SOUTHAMPTON DRUG STORE SECOND STREET PIKE SOUTHAMPTON. PENNSYLVANIA For Prompf Delivery of Your Drug Sfore Needs NO ITEM TOO SMALL ELmwood 7-I577 E. T. JONES Unifed Cigars-Sales Agenf 437 COUNTY LINE ROAD WARMINSTER, PENNSYLVANIA Hallmark Cards-Magazines Films-Newspapers A ' K f Er I' A GEORGE FRANCHOIS Modern Por'IraiI'ure Candid Weddings STREET ROAD AND SUMMIT AVENUE SOUTHAMPTON, PENNSYLVANIA For Appoinfmenfs ELmwood 7-3006 SMITH CHEVROLET COMPANY 2I NORTH YORK ROAD HATBORO, PENNSYLVANIA New and Used Cars OSborne 5-3I00 WARREN G. BUCHER I3 SOUTH YORK ROAD HATBORO. PENNSYLVANIA Jeweler-Wa+cI1maIcer-Engraver Fine Diamonds WATCHES AND STERLING OSborne 5-I207 SWANK'S FOOD MARKET Choice Mea+s-Groceries Fresh Fruifs and Vegefables FuIl Line of Frozen Foods SECOND STREET PIKE AND HAMPTON AVENUE SOUTHAMPTON, PENNSYLVANIA Open Friday Evening-Free Delivery ELmwood 7-0I22 c-. 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PENNSYLVANIA ELmwood 7-6220 Chapel Hill 0337 FISCHER AND PORTER Hallooro, Pennsylvania MANUFACTURING PLANTS SALES ENGINEERING Offices Throughouf +l1e World Complefe Process lnsfrumenfafion Dala Reduclion and Aufomalic Sysfem Chlorinafion Equipmenf lncluslrial Glass Produclion Counfy Line Aufhorized WESTINGHOUSE EOUIPPED LAUNDROMAT Easf Counfy Line and Jacksonville Roads HATBORO, PENNSYLVANIA OSborne 5-9042 If , GREGORY'S SPORTSWEAR 3-5 Williams Lane HATBORO. PENSYLVANIA Wearing Apparel 'For flue Family OSborne 5-3048 WARMINSTER MILL STORE York Road Warminsfer, Pennsylvania CLOTHES FOR EVERY OCCASION OSborne 5-0459 GILL BROTHERS c:HuRcHvn.LE, PENNSYLVANIA Healing Confracfors Oil Burner Specialisfs Fuel Oil Williams Oil-O-Mafic ELmwood 7- I 200 WARMINSTER ATLANTIC SERVICE SAMUEL A. CIPOLLONI We Keep Your Car on fhe Go ROBERT BLACK, Manager York and S+ree+ Roads Warminsler, Pennsylvania OSborne 5-99 I I I L ,.1.M, . ,.,-..W.,,..,,u.,-L--Q-1Q-s---f-vf--w-v1-A-?-n----M-- Q22-fps-'vrssfr ra' ml Ike QU t WARREN M. CORNELL Real Service in Real EsI'a'I'e and Insurance Since I9I0 3I SOUTH YORK ROAD HATBORO. PENNSYLVANIA OSborne 5-02 75-6 J. ALBERT HERZ SOUTHAMPTON, PENNSYLVANIA Always af Your Service Lumber - Millwork Building Maferials WE FINANCE ALTERATIONS ELmwooc.l 7-I I50 Complimenis of UPPER SOUTHHAMPTON TOWNSHIP POLICE A. C. FRATTONE Jewelers 5I SOUTH YORK ROAD HATBORO, PENNSYLVANIA Diamonds - Clocks - Waiches Repairing - Silverware CASH OR EASY TERMS OSI::orne 5-9992 D E C sf. 4 f Funfmhons DECKER FUNERAL HOME York Roacl a+ 7+I1 Avenue WARMINSTER, PENNSYLVANIA OSborne 5-2070 WALTER R. FINNEY AGENCY DONALD A. DUNGAN Soufhampion, Pennsylvania Real Esfafe and Insurance NOTARY PUBLIC ELmwood 7-0 I 70 NICK'S STEAK SHOP York Road Above Couniy Line WARMINSTER. PENNSYLVANIA Good Food ..., ,I , ., S,,.. ,Take Oui Pizza Pie .,S...,. . ..,., Hamburgs Sfeaks.. .. , ,..,., .,.,S.. H oagies OSborne 5-9788 YORK PHARMACY HERMAN M. MILLER, B. Sc. 2I3 Norfh Yorlc Road HAT-BORO, PENNSYLVANIA The Friendly Drug SI'ore OSborne 5-8 I 57 KEEBLE'S SERVICE STATION Sfreef Road af Reading R.R. JOHNSVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA Gas - Oil- Lubricafion Tires - Ba'Heries - Repairing OSborne 5-9844 SINKLER, INC. SOUTHAMPTON, PENNSYLVANIA Heaiing and Air Condiiioning Oil Heaiing Equipmeni Sales - Service - InsI'aIIa+ion ELmwood 7-3640 ,.,-f f WARMINSTER CLEANERS YORK ROAD AND BEECH smear Complefe Laundry Services Deluxe Dry Cleaning Cleaners - Dyers - Tailors RUG CLEANING FURS CLEANED AND STORED OSborne 5-I302 MATT'S ESSO STATION York Road and Counfy Line HATBORO, PENNSYLVANIA BaHeries and Tires OSborne 5-9894 M. AND M. 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