Wilson Borough High School - Des Memoires Yearbook (Allentown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1956 volume:

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Miss Alberta Cline K,-Xsst. Literaryj Miss Elizabeth Bischoff f.-Xrtj lVillis YV. Happel fl'lr0tographyJ Harold M. Reppert fllusinessj Miss Joyce Hay LITERARY STAFF Dianne Aagaard, Jean Andersen. Ger- aldine Ashton. Ada Avalon, Dorothy Buchanan, Beverly Chegwidden, Jo- anne Iincelewski, Marilyn Flail, Ruth Ann Gibbs, Louise Gordon, Sandra Hulshizer, Carol Jacoby, Gwen Jones, Doris Kirruey, David Koch, Dolores Lang, Harriet Leaver, Joanne Litsing- er, Betty Mason, Richard Maurer, Geraldine 0'Brien. Harriet Peters. Richard Shelling, Terry Schipporeit, Judy Volk. CIRCULATION STAFF Ann Berardiuucci, Joan Border, Kay Gruhe, Barbara I-Iazelton. Darlene I-luusicker, Lois Kriel. Joanne Man- cino, Margaret Molnar, Marjorie Oden- welder, Dorothy Peters. Kathleen Pi- azza. llarhara Physher, Delores Plryslrer, Connie Regalis. Mary Ann Shively, Myrtle Shurnan, Darlyu Wagner, Jean Wolliuger, Joan lVolfrnger. PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF Marilyn Iflail. Robert Flemming, Sau- dra Geflert, Darlene Miller, Dorothy Peters. Robert Melick. TYPING STAFF Louise Gordon, Beatrice Kerrrrrrerer, Lois Kersch, Jean Sandercock. Lorraine Yeager. ART STAFF Barbara Boyer. Richard Epstein. Jrrd- ith Grurner, Lois Kersclr. XVaIter Mar- tyn. John Murray, Delia Ann Thorn- ley. Edward Vaullorn. ADVERTISING STAFF Stephen Blecher, Cynthia Canivau. Dorothy Capuro, Thomas Eichliu. Jo- anne lincelewski, Richard Epstein. Sandra Getfert. Allan Holtz, Conrad Hrrmruel, David Koch, Robert Lerclr, Richard Maurer. Patricia McCouo- logue. Richard Shelling. Terry Sclrip- poreit. Judith Volk. Letter To The Reader As you page through this yearbook you may be wondering why the class of l95li chose the theme Time. The staff decided on this idea partly because of the format of the popular news maga zine of the same narrre, but mostly be cause they had read these words from the Bible. They are found in Ecclesiastes rl 0 '1 l-8 For everything there is a reason, and a time for every purpose under heaven: a time to be born, and a time to die: a time to plant, and a time to pluck up that which is pl rnted a time to kill, and a time to heal: a time to break down, and a time to build up: a time to weep, and a time to laugh: a time to mourn, and a time to dance: a time to cast away stones, and a time to gather stones together a time to embrace, and a time to refrain from embracing a time to seek, and a tinre to lose: a time to keep, and a time to cast away: a time to rend, and a tinre to sew: a tinre to keep silence, and a time to speak: a time to love, and a time to hate: a time for war, and a tinre for peace: 'l4Hli STAFF Index Foreword ............ . 3 Lower classes ...... Man of the Year ............ 5 Sports ........,.............,... . Administration and Staff 7 Activities and Clubs Seniors .,.. ........... . ....... . .. 25 Advertisements ......... . . 9 Man of the Year For Man of the Year we nominate John Derkac, who has been a teacher in our industrial arts department for nine years. When Mr. Derkac came to Wilson, this department was expanded to include plastics, art metal, wrought iron, machine metal, basic electricity, and home mechanics. At the present time Mr. Derkac is instructor in wood- work. He is faculty adviser of the stage crew, which erects scenery for plays, operettas, band concerts. junior proms and other dances, commencements, and many other com- munity projects, I-le is also adviser of the Freshman Model Club. Active in the field of sports, Mr. Derkac was assistant football coach from l94'7-1949, junior high school basket- ball coach from 1947-19505 and has been scout for varsity football for the last seven years. For his unselfish service in the interest of the school, for his friendly guidance and cheerful personality, we are happy to dedicate this volume of Les Memoires to , -IOI-IN DERKAC 4 TY E 66 99 Time is Your Time The Senior Class of 1956 would like to thank the faculty and administration for numerous things. It would indeed be difficult to get along without the basic skills that they have taught us, they, along with our parents, have showed us how to think for ourselves and how to form our own opinions. For these things, we will be eter- nally grateful. Most of all though, we thank them for the time they have taken to help us with our problems. Time is of value to anyone, but to a teacher who has tests to make up, class- room teaching, papers to grade, and extra-curricular ac- tivities to supervise, it is doubly valued. Probably we have never appreciated till now the fact that our teachers, principal, and guidance counsellors are always ready to give us advice and to help us when we run into trouble. Thank you again, faculty and administration. 6 x 4- ! L . - 1 , Q: 'x' - - , nl.. I. 1 ,. s .VA 1 - :- xl 'J - '!.-if-'- al .-ZL'g.'1,s-' J - 'HN-'. L , t,'S.-'Q f' , -'L I x I- 1' I , I XC MX o y , n I ,.- li :rg xl ' . 'R 1 ,sxialxlz I, ku, . 'z fp- ' I ' n ' .- ,, u l!!-i , . 1' . 1. I , . '- 'r' N F,- , - .x . w ' x '- - 'Q J, A x .1 1 Q 1, N1 1 x I N O 4 ' K 5 I 7 Q sl I I N , 1 .- ow' 5 co Q f' sl.. '- :Q- 1-ll FIRST Row-Kane, james, Sawchuck, Euler, Danser fSOlicitOrj. SECOND Row-Seiple, Lee, Casslcr, Sclirenk, Scliwar. Tollingcr, Fuller, Dccmcr. YVILSON BOROUGH AREA JOINT HIGH SCHOOL COMMITTEE E. ELLSYVORTH DERMER, VVilliams Township - - President ARTHUR CASSLER, lvest Easton ---- Vice-President ROBERT JAMES, Wilson Borough - - Scfrrelnry THEODORE SAWCHUCK, West Easton - - Treasurer WILLIAM S. KANE, lfVilsOn LESTER SCHXVAR4, Glendon GROVER C. SCHRENR, Xvilson ALDERMAN P. LI-315, Palmer BURTON SEIPLE, VVilsOn CHARLES FULLER, Palmer CLARK FELVER, Wilson RALPH N. EALIZR, lvillizuns Mrs. George I-leffncr, Mrs. Valentine Pfister, Mr. Tollingcr. 8 YVILLI.-XM P. TOLLIN GER Superintendcnl, Wilson Borough Schools and Wilson Borough Area joint High School Swmilzmore College, BA. University ofPe1znsylUo11ia, MA. 9 ARTHUR L. GARNER Principal, Wilson Borough Area joint High School ' Albright College, B.S. Lehigh Unive'r.sity, M..-1. 10 MRS. YVAYNE DIiIV.'XL'I'. MR. cs.-xRNuR NW Ef1HfI HH f DOROTHY PETERS 1',x'1'R1c1fx AULENBACH MR. GEORGE WV. HEFFNER, JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL SUPERVISOR ll SEATICD-hlilIOl', Stueber, Brock, Severs. S'rANmNG-Hawk, Bischoll, Carney, Reese. GILBERT H. C.-XRNEY XVilson Borough High School Lafayette College, B.S., M.S. fHcad of English Deparlnwntg Adviser, .Senior Class, Conznzerznfnzwzt Programj Hotneroom I2-2 I Y IMARY ELLEN BROCK ip Liber y High School, Bethlehem ' - Pen A vania State University, BA. o i lish, Adviser, jr. High Echo Q .fi and Officials Clubj ,U i Homeroom 7-5 W ' FRANCES F. MINOR Liberty High School, Bethlehem, Pa. Kutztown State 'Teaclicrs College, B.S. fEngIishj H0lllCl'00ll1 S-5 HELEN G. SEVERS Nazareth High School East Stroudsburg State Teachers College Muhlenberg College, B.S. Lehigh University, M.A. flfnglislz: Arlvisor, 156110, Future '1'1'11cl1ers of America Liff'I'lIl:X' Supjzlrnzenl. Eflm: Conzmencenmntj Hoinerooin 10-5 ELIL-XBETH M. BISCHOFF Barriuger High School, Newark, New Jersey Montclair State Teachers College, B.A. flinglisliq Assistant Adviser, Les Mdmoiresj Honieroom S-li EVALYN A. HAWK Phillipsburg High School Moravian College, B..-X. flfnglislzg Adviser, jr.-Sr. Y-Teensj Honieroom 9-3 m5'r'rY ,yo Reese Colorado Springs High School, Colorado XYestet'n State College of Colorado, BA. flinglishg Director, Senior Playj Homerooln 9-1 LORRAINE A. STUIEBER Phillipsburg High School Rutgers University, B.A. flinglislzg Adivixcr, Soplmmore l'-Trfurxsj Hoineroom S-el GEORGE S, CARLING Wilson Borough High School Lafayette College, BA., MA. flliologyg Faculty Manager, Athletics, Adviser, Projection Clubj josevn D. GERBER Tamaqua High School Peimsylvzlnin State University, B.S., M.Etl. ffiC0gl'll11,lj'f Arlrfiser, Senior High Student Counrilg j.V. Baseball Coachj Homeroom 943 MICHAEL HORON Easton High School East Stroudsburg State Teachers College, B.S. University of Delaware, M.Ed. fScienee, Plzvsirsg Adviser, Science Clubj Hmneloom ' ' ff A MARLIN XX KLINCER 1 itfflfi' ' McClure High School Kutztown State Teachers College, B.S. University of Pennsylvania, M.S. flliology, Geographyg Conch, jr. High Football, Adviser, Biology Clubj Homerooni ll-l MAX F. PELLEN Wilson Borough High School Albright College, Lafayette College, B.S. fSeieneep Adviser, Science Clubj I-lomcroom 10-2 MYRON NV. RI'l 'l'ER Liberty High School, Bethlehem Lehigh University, BA. fPhysics, Clzcmislrjvg Advise-r, Hi-YQ I-Iomeroom ll-2 NETTIE I. SHUPP Chestnut Hill High School, Broclheaclsville East Stroudsburg State Teachers College fGeogrnpl1yg Adviser, Freshnzan Y-Teensj Homeroom 9-4 ANTHONY TERRANOVA Easton High School Kutztown State Teachers College, B.S. -!Geographvg Couch, jr. High liasketballj Homerooxn 8-3 SIEATED-l'l0l'0Il, Shupp. Carling. Srsxulxc-Pellen, Gerber, Terrnnova, Ritter. Klingcr. , l 1 3 SI-:ATrin-Martini , Shelling, Swartwood. STANDING-liCl'll, Hosier. Russell. Berger, S. Carney, Matthews. RICH.-XRD I. SHELLING Allentown High School Muhlenberg College, 1'h.lX. l'nive1'sily of Pennsylvania, MA. lflnwricrm Hixtoryg Adviser, junior Clasxj Homeroom ll--l CARLTON L. BERGER Allentown High School Lafaycirc College, B..-X. fPL'l1Tl.Yyl1.'l1IIl0 History, Ciuicsg Coarh, Baseball: Coach, j.l . Baskctballj Homerooxu 9-5 STANLEY F. C.-XRNEY Wilson Borongli High School Muhlenberg College, l'h.B., M..-X. flllflflll Hisloijv: Sophomore Farully Alllllillfl Honieroom I0-fl KENNETH D. I-IOSIER Easton High School Kutzlown Slate Teacliers College, 13.5. fHi51oryj j.l . Football Coarlzg All'L'l.S'l'l', First Aid Club! Homeroonl 7-2 RICHARD M. KERN Slzltinglon High School Kulzlown State Tezichers College, B.S. U'li.vIor.x'g Arlvismj, National Honor Society: National junior Honor Sorirlyl Homeroom 9-2 MARIAN T. MARTIN Wilson Borough High School Ursinus College, B.A. lHi510Pil'i AflUiSL'r',. 7111 Grade 1'-Teensj Homeroonl 7-l JAMES W. MATTHEWS Redstone Township High School Pclnisylvaniu Stale University, B.S., M.Ed. 1.-lnwricrzn Hislmy, Problems of Democracy: BIlSl1Il'.YS Manager, Senior Play, Opercttaj Honleroonm 12-1 SAMUEL RUSSELL Lower Merion High School Lafaycuc College, B..-X. f'I'roblcms of llmnocraryp Coach, Varsity Hllilflflllflllj H0l!lCl'OKJllI 12--I JULIA ELLEN Sl-VARTWOOD l'l'ilson Borough High School Wcsn Chescer State Teachers College, BS. fHisto1jvg Adzriser, Ir.-Sr. Y-Tevnsj Homcroonl 7--I ra-wliaiblvmf JACOB lx. WOEHRLIQ Wyoming High School Lafayette College, ILA. fSt'llf0I' illaUu'nm!ic's, College Algvlzra, Trigonometry. Solid GCOHIl'fl'j'j supmiism- Books and Sllflplilij Homeroom l l-5 LOUIS W. CARDIELI. South Hills High School, Pittsburgh Muhlenberg College, BA. fMatl1cmatics, Plane Gvomctryg Adviser. Jr. High Sludvul Counrilj Homeromn 8-l FREDERICK EISI-ZNH.-XRD Allentown High School St. Bonaventure University, B.S., M.Etl. fillathenmtirsg Assixfnnt Vnrsily Football Couch: Aflrlisvr, Model Airplane' Clullj Hoincrooin 8-2 W.-XL'l'liR R. HICKS NIXCFSIOWII High School Stale 'l'eucliers College. B.S. Lehigh University, MA. fHomc and School vixitorj Hoincroom 9-7 DONALD XV. MEYERS ll'ilsou Borough High School Lafayette College. B.S. Lehigh University, MA. f'.lfl1ll1l?llIlIfil'SQ Aflxvisrr, jr. High Hi-l' Clulmll Hoineroonn 7-9 PAUL R. OPITZ Euston High School Lafayette College, ll..-X. ffllgeflzrfl: Assistant Condi, I-'ootlmllj H0lllCl'll0lll 10-l CHARLES tl. SCHAEFFER l-Zaston High School Muhlenberg College. B..-X. Lehigh University, B.S. f'il!r1Il1r'n1atiz'.x', Plane Geomelryj Hoinerooin S-8 SI'i.k1ilill-Hll'ilS. Woelnle. Meyers. STANDINIC-lilSCllll2ll'li. Schzlcller, Currlell. Opilz. GEORGE W. HEFFNER Red Lion High School Indiana Stale Teachers College, B.S. PCllllSylY2llll2l Stale University, M.Ecl. fllouklrvepirzg: Henri of Comn1f'rz'inI lleparlmenlj junior High S-upvruisorj JOYCE HAY Mlilson Borough High School Bloomsburg Slnle Teachers College, B.S. f'l'y1u'u'riIing, Stvnogrrzplay, Business Euglishg Business Adviser, Les AIL5!Il0iJ'!?SQ , Homcroom 12-5 l Sli.-vrlan-l'iolrowski, Hay, Mooney. S'l'.xNn1No-Koplin. Helfner. GLENN R. KOPLIN NORM.-X li. MOONEY lVilson Borough High School Eifswn High School Bl00lllShllI'g Slate 'leachers College. ILS. OHM, PradiwRafi:-tsgifggxiilymimi- Adviw- fC0lIIlHl'l'l'f!ll Ihlsirlrssi I N 1 Clnm 15m,, SH, I-: md'H Y-Temgj ' ' Homeroom I0-6 Homcmom 12.6 ER.-XNCES l'lO'l'ROWSKI Bensalem Township High School Rider College, 12.5. f.YIlfH'lllIllIfl, Tyjmzvriliizg, HIISH' liusirmxsg Arlviszfr, FIIIHTZ? liusinvss lmzlflvrsj Homcroom 8-7 LIONEL HALL HERBERT F. GERNERT, -IR. Benton High School, Arkansas :XUCIHOWII High SCIIOOI Universitv of Cincinnati. 1l.S., ILE. ,vuhlcnlfellfi QOHFEC- B-A-I . , ' . . . Lutheran lllC0l0glC1ll Sennn:n'v, Plnlzlclelplnzl, Columbm UIIIVCYSILY, MA. B D STV ' fffllilillllfl' Dirr'r'!0r,' Conch, Varsily Footbnllj Temple UnivCl'Si'-Y. lid-Nl. KPUIJHC School Psyclzologixt for Wilsoll Borough Srhool Distrirtj HALL GRRNERT I6 CL.-XRE TI-IOM.-XS -IOHNSON XVilson Borough High School East Sll'OllliSillIYg Stale Teachers College. 13.5. fliwzllli. Pliysiml Iiflumlion: Cmzclz, Vrzrsiiy Trarlcj JULIA A. BRUNNER Doyleslowu High School Bowton liuiversity. Sargent College. BS. f1,hN'.YI!'Hl Iiduratirm, Hf'nHl1,' Arlrfiser. .II1Ij0l'UHl'5, Twirling' Club, Iniramural Cmmrilj FRANK P. MARTENIS Wilson Borough High School East Stroudsburg' State Teachers College. B.S. fDri1'1'r Edumiion, Health, Physical EliIlI'lIli0Il, History' Coach, jr. High Foollmll, .I.I'.Trarkj Homeroom 7-3 EARL THIEME Thicmc. Brunner, johnson. Mzuicnis. Fountain Hill High School I-Inst Stroudsburg Slate Teachers College, B.S. fllrizwr Training: Assistanl Conrlz, Varsity Iiaskvllmllj I-Iomcroom 7-7 DORIS I. B.k'I'H WILLIS IV. HAPPEL Nazareth High School Nazaretll High School Kulzlowu Slate Tczlchcrs College, ILS. Kulztowu Slate Teaclicrs College, B.S. fI.ibrnrinng Adviser, Library Clulzj fArt,' Art Ad1'i.s1fr, Les Mdmoiresg Stage SF!'IIl'I'y.l Homcrooiu 8-9 BATH HAPPEL 17 MITMAN, CLINE. MCHUGH PAUL YV. FILER Mahanoy City High School The PCIIIISYIVZIIIIII SlZllC University, ILS., M.S. fSupm'uis0r of Music, Wilson Borough Schoolsg Irzstrumenfal Music and Music Tlmoryg Dirvrtor, Band, junior Bandj MARION A. LEININGER Tremont High School Ithaca College, B.S. Universily of Michigan. NLM. Mum Arlvisu C100 Club Ouzdta Su cmisor of I' 1' 1-, 1 f, -IJ Music, Wilson Borough Schoolsj RONALD I'. SHERRY Liberty High School, Bethlehem West Chester Slate Teacliers College, ILS. fG6IIff7'Hl Music, IllSlI'llIl1LfHf!Il Instructinnsg Ad-uism' Mixed Chorus, Ora-lmxtru, Dance Iianrlj ALBERTA R. CLINE 1'l1ilz1delpl1iz1 High School for Girls Moravian College for Women, BA. f'Fl'C'I1l'll, Lnling Adviser, Les ilfdlIIOI'Vl'S, School Publicityj Homeroom 12-3 ROBERT C. MITMAN Penn Ridge High School Gettysburg College, B..-X. f'Frc11clz, Spanisllj Adviser, French Clubj Honieroom 7-6 HELEN M. MCHUGH Chatham High School, New jersey Montclair State Teachers College, BA. fhflffllj Arlviscr, Cliecrlvaflws, Drnmalics, Oparctta Homerooln 10-5 Sherry, Leininger, Filer. HAFFNIZR, REPPERT, H.-XRTZELL, DERKAC HAROLD M. Rlil'l'ER'l' Boyertown High School Millersville State Teachers College Northern Illinois State Teachers College, BS, lDrmving, Prinling, Phologmphyg Supervisor, Girls and Boys Pliofographj' Clubs, Adviser, Les llltfHI0lI'6'S Pholograplzyj THOMAS HAFFNER Yllhitehall High School Millersville State Teachers College, B.S. IlVoorl Shop, Metal snap, Plastic Shop, Print Shop, Mfclmnical Drawing, Electrirityg Adviser, jr. and Sr. High Plaslic Clubj JOHN DERKAC Pen Argyl High School Millersville State Teachers College, B.S. flrzrlurtrial Artsg Arlvisrwj, Single Crew, hlr. High Model Clubg Foolball Scouij ELMER A. HARTZELL Georgetown High School, Delaware Millersville Slate Teachers College, B.S. qlllclnl Shop, Auto Merlralzicsg Aclzfixcfr, Girls I.H1lllcr Club, Girls Meinl Club, Boyx lllclul Clubj KERN, .'XL'l'OliFFliR MARGARICT O. .XLTOIQFFER Hellerlowu High School Pennsylvania State lfniversity, ll-.S. fllomv Iirouonzirsg jr. High Houufmaklng Club C05l1llNi7Ig' Opercflla and Pluyj MARY LOUISE KERN Nesquehoning High School Cedar Crest College, ILS. fH0lII6 Ifconumicsj 19 MRS. MARIAN I..-XBARRE, MRS. STELLA GARIS, MRS. EDITH S'l'0lT'1', MRS. EMMA FLTLMIER, MRS. ANNA SCHYVER. Cafeteria Workers Custodians Mrs. Stella Garis Mrs. E111111z1 Bruch Mrs. Mz11'iz111 Lz1Bz11'1'e August Eichlcr Mrs. Elllllllll Fulmcr AI. Edwz11'cl Stocker Mrs. Edith Stout M. 'Iucksou Stocker Mrs. A111111 SCllM'Cl' Hurry Heil Mrs. limmn Bruch Hurry Heil -I. lidwznrd Stocker M. jzlckson Stocker .Xugust liiclllcr 20 ANNE M. SCHIRO, R.N. Easton High School Easton Hospital School of Nursing fsflllllll A71l7'Sl'j Home A71ll'Sf71g-Q ELVA KIEFER, R. N. Easton High School Easton Hosital School of Nursing fScl10ol AVIITSCJ HARRY RALL. D.D.S. l'nivcrsity of PCllllSl'iY2llliil fSrlaooI Dcfnislh KENNETH S. KUHN, M.D. Lafzlycttc College, B.S. University of l'cl1nsylvz1nin, NLD. fSrlmoI Plzysicinnl SCHIRO RALL KIEFIQR KUHN 21 fix? S ' X - 3 f F -4. 1 Ng! 15 ' 8 wk Wm i immi- QV!! , M4 Q ,A aa.-.ff i in MW' S ink E' is l E g-gf. .ii fp 1 '-H 1 1 1 1 1 no 3 F 1 1 Sw Tempu Fugit Time flies! VVho could be more qualilied to say this than we, the Senior Class? For us, time has flown. It was just yesterday that we went to our own Junior Prom, only a couple of weeks ago that we were freshmen. It certainly can't be six years ago that we entered Wilson High. As we stop to realize that we are graduating from high school, we think of the many, many things that have hap- pened to us in these few years. We have made what were to us the most important decisions we could make. Should we take algebra or typing, go out for football or track, go to college or take a job? We have been to our first dances, assumed responsibilities for the first time, been treated as adults, and perhaps 1I1Ct our future mates. Now we can see that time, especially these past six years, have played a most important part in our lives. We will never again be-the Senior Class of 1956. 24 T YM? F nq- 1 1 v ROLI-lN A. Aurlislose Alt Hi-Y 10, 11, 123 Teen Age Council 10, 11, 12 tPres.fv Printing . . . Navy calling . . . Mr. Auto Me- chanics . . . cutting up with the gang at the Sweet Shoppe . . . ice skating whiz . . . likes to drive his brother's convertible. Br:vr:RLv -IEAN ANIJICRSEN jean Y-Teens 10, 11, 12: Hand 10, 11, 12: Orchestra 10, 11, 12: Glee Club 10, 113 Mixed Chorus 123 Operetta 113 Les Memoires 123 Er-ho 123 Intramurals 10, 11, 12, Nutionnl Honor Society 11, 12. New addition for Easton Hospital . . . likes to read for the heck of it . . . easy going . . . problems rates high . . . official ump-ba girl in the horn section . . . been keeping steady company . . . swell personality. GL1RAl,DlNlC L. .ASHTON Deanie Gffieials Club 10, 11, 12 tPresidenLJ: Eeho Staff 10, 11, 12 fSports Editor-J: Les Memoir-es Qlntvrury StaffJ: Y- Teens 10 fPresidentJ 11 Cabinet 12: J.V. Cheerleading 10: Cheerleading 127 Glee Club 10, 111 Mixed Chorus 12: Intramurals 10, 11, 123 National Honor Society 11, 123 Intramural Count-il 123 Interelub Council 10, 11, Operetta 11: Senior Play: Homeroom Secretary 11, 12. Peppy cheerleader . . . avid knitter . . . prob- lems rates . . . future phys. ed. teacher . . . driving demon . . . basketball whiz . . . D.A.R. award . . . contagious giggle. PA1'Rlcm ANN :XULENBACH Pat Y-Ter-ns 10, 11, 123 Intramurals 10: Future 1-lomemakers ol' Ainerlva 12: Metal Club 103 National Honor Soi-iety 123 Senior Play, Student Dirertorg 1-lomeroom Secretary 10, 11. Real dependable gal . . . keen on hamburgers and driving . . . Rainbow girls . . . problems of democracy rates tops . . . future church organist . . . from Miss to Mrs. DIANNE L. AAGAARD Aug,' Y-Teens 10, tVice-President! 11, 12: Band 10, 11, 123 Glee Club 10, 113 Mixed Chorus 121 Orchestra 10, 11, 12: Operetta 11, 12: Intramurals 10, 11, 12: Senior Play 1LeadJ: National Honor Society 11, 123 National Thes- pians 11, 12: Les Mc-moiresg Et-ho 11, 12, tNews Editorl. Honor Student. College ahead . . . future English teachel . . . HClll'lSH . . . one of the gang . . . four-year band member . . . English rates . . . Les El- gard fan . . . swimming enthusiast. G1f:RALD1NE P. Aunt. Gerry Future Honiemukers 12. Ardent reader . . . hobby is collecting stamps . . . lover of popular and cowboy music . . . rates English as favorite subject . . . enjoys swimming and riding . . . future salesgirl. NIARILYN M. ACKERMAN Y-Teens 10, 11, 12, Intramurals. Little and pert . . . nursing school for her after graduation . . . loves that pizza . . . typing tops . . . lfVarrior football follower . . platter spinner . . . Nat King Cole fan. GLORIA ANN Aicrn-:R Y-Tot-ns 10, 115 Intramurals 10, 11, 1:33 Operr-tta 11, 123 Glade Club 11, 123 Photography Club 115 Mixed Chorus 12: National Honor Society 113: Homerooni Treasurer 11. Usually with her pals . . . sports enthusiast . . . rates shorthand tops . . . enjoys singing, playing piano . . . ice-skating fiend . . . sea shore . . . future receptionist. l 26 . ADA S. :XVALON Ada Echo 10: Y-Teens 10, 11, 125 Intramurals 10: Los IIVIP' znolri-sg Hoxneroom Treasurer 10. Typing and home ec. are favorites . . . en- joys dancing, swimming . . . skating rates . . . future beautician . . . crazy about Italian foods. RODNEY L. BACHNIAN Rod Homeroom Vlvv-President 12. Avid stock-car fan . . . cars are his hobby . . . printing rates first . . . future includes work- ing in a print shop . . . driving demon . . . ambitious . . . enjoys basketball games . . Hxes ears in spare time. AL1s1zR'r BAGGEST A I Hunting and fishing occupy his spare time . . . doesn't appreciate wise guys . . . a Chevy and Olds man . . . enjoys the outdoors. DOROTHY BARNOSKI Dorn Y-Teens 10, 11, 12g Metal Cluh 10. Happy-go-lucky . . . specializes in shorthand . . . loyal sports fan and rooter . . . likes to read and write letters . . . thinks gym is for the birds . . . contagious smile . . . asset to the commercial field. GRAXCE ELIZABli'l'H BELLANTI Gracie B Intramural Count-ll 10: Officials Club 10, 113 Student Couuell 10, 12 lSeeretaryJ: Em-ho Stuff 11: Intramurals 10. 11: Y-Teens 10, 11 tCubinotJg Junior class treusurerg Homernom Secretary 11. Personality plus . . . dancing's her dish . . . pizza is a must . . . busy executive . . . enjoys the water wet or frozen . . . heart belongs to New Village . . . future housewife to a lucky guy. RUTH JOAN BENNVARD Benny Y-Teens 11, 125 Mixed Chorus 123 Echo Staff 12. Future songbird . . . Michigan . . . swimming rates . . . letter writing to a certain guy . . . X'V.H.S. sports rooter . . . modern dancing tops. ANN Louise BERARDINUCCI Louey Intramurals 10, 11, 123 Gln-e Club 115 Plastic Club 113 Photography Club 113 1'-Tm-ns 10, 11, 123 Les Memoires staff: Open-etta 11. Attractive brown eyes . . . slick chick . . . lots ol' fun . . . council dances . . . enjoys pop music . . . ice skating . . . home ec. scores high . . . future telephone operator. BARBARA ANN BICREL Bm'b', Y-Teens 10, 11, 12. Little brown-eyed Barb . . . likes TV, movies, and driving to Allentown . . . she rates prob- lems and home ec. high . . . future plans are to make that certain guy happy. HAZEL tXLV1iRTA BRIGHT :IHHZJQ Future Homemakers 12: Future Business Leaders 12. Typing tops . . . avid Phillies fan . . . loyal supporter of lflfarriors . . . commercial course cops honors . . . likes to swim . . . plans include secretarial work. DONALD RIQHARD BRINKER Don Bxxskethall 11: Baseball 11: Track 12. Happy-go-lucky . . . likes to work! . . . future accent on carpentry . . . then the Navy . . . hillbilly music rates . . . favorite subject- printing . . . appreciates nice clothes. E1.1zA1s15TH BROTZNIAN Metal Club 103 Future Hoxneniakers 12. Little Betty . . . ring on her Hnger ding Bells will soon be ringing . . home ec. as tops . . . likes to eat to pop music. AIILDRED AAUDREY BROYVN Betty . . t'Wecl- . she rates and listen A nd Cheerleading Squad 121 Library Cluh 105 Y-Teens 12. One of our peppy cheerleaders . . . problems tops . . . basic business real gone . . . plans g to enlist in the YVAVES . . . hobbies include swimming and roller skating. SHIRLEY B1'rZ15R Slzi1'l Y-Teens 10, 11, 123 Intramurals 10, 11, 12: Plastics Club' 11. Business college or secretarial work in near future . . . typing and problems tops . . . can be found at all the basketball and footballl games . . . likes to dance and make new friends. STEPHEN BLucH15R Steven National Honor Society 123 Echo 12: Opt-retta 11: Les Mexnoires fLiterury and Advertisingjz Student Council 103 Homeroom Treasurer 12, Honor Student Chemistry and physics rate . . . future en- gineer . . . Lafayette, here he comes . . . Hshing and swimming enthusiast . . . mad chemist . . . money-man of homeroom. .IOAN E. BORDER Rusty Y-Teens 10, fCabluetJ 11, 123 Orchestra 10, 11, 12: Glee Club 10, 11 f.'XCCOll1IJ21lllSKJ1 Les lvlemoirosg Future 'Teachers ol' America 12 iLibrnrianJ: Operetta 115 Jun- ior High Glee Club Aeeompanist 11. Headed for college . . . future kindergarten teacher . . . church organist . . . Kenton fan . . . music theory and 2ll't rate . . . talk, talk, talk . . . skating, swimming enthusiast. BARBARA I. BUYER 'Bm'b l Y-Teens 10, 11, 12: Band 11, 12: Orchestra 11, 12: Les Memoires: Intramurals 10, 11, 12: Eeho 11, 125 Mixed Chorus 123 Glee Club 10, 11. l Biology rates first . . . future at Albright Col-l lege . . . musically inclined . . . a fish inl the water . . . enjoys marching with 1'V.H.S. band . . . outdoors enthusiast . . . nix to math, l Mitoarzu R. BROVVN Millie '-Teens 10, 11, 121 Intramurals 10, 11, 12: Student ounell 10: Prejeetion Crt-xv 101 Ev-ho 11, 1:2 tChief Typ- stjg Officials Club 11, 12: Les Meinuirus, CChlet' Typistlz rational Honor Sm-lety 12: Operetta 12 fbam-ing Chur- sl l,'Ullllllt'lll'Q1'l1l-'l1l Cutninlttvv, llonor Student. lusiness brain . . . super secretary . . . Lafa- 'ette fan . . . football games with the gang . . Didn't you get it yet? . . . oh, that 'reach Il class!! . . . P. il. parties . . . X'Vhat!!! KRTHUR M. BRUCH, -IR. Art ll-X' 10, ll. 12 lStunl4-nt Count-il Relxjg Les l110l1l0ll'l'F taffz Art-Metal Club 12: Honn-room Vim--President 11, resident 12: J. Varsity lfoothall 105 Jr. Varsity Bas- etlxall 105 Varsity Football 11, 12. Irazy crew eut . . . future holds industrial rts and coaching . . . sparkling personality . . friendly smile . . . terrihc renter . . . girls re his hobby . . . algebra tops. JOROTHY A. BUCHANAN Dot -Teens 10, 11 QStudont Count-ily 12, lntranlurals 10, I, 12: t'l1eerleudil1g 10 tJl'. High! 11, 12, tCo-C'n11tainJ3 tt-ho 11, 12: Les ll'1nunoirt-sg 'l'vvn-Age Count-il Ill, 11, 12 Suvx-etar5'l1 Jr. Prom Cbllllllllllltll Opera-ttn 11: Home- Joni Chaplain 101 lflomnronm President 11, 12. 'eppy cheerleader . . . co-captain . . . always miling . . . full of fun . . . history rates xrst . . .follower of a certain quarterback on he gridron . . . destination-nursing. 'Vll.l.lAN1 R. CAKll'Bl'Il.I. Hill 1 1, to th h p 1 ll lbllOll9 .'1CZil'1lV is '1' ise a ... 'ez aii 'i . . . printing rates . . . loves to eat . . . al- ways ready to have fun . . . ears, cars and more ars . . . enjoys hunting and work. CYNTHIA C. CAN1v.xN Cindy Y-Teens 10 fC'ahinetJ. 11, 12: Student Council 11: Les ltivnioiresg Intramurals 10. 11, 12: Glue Club 123 Jr. Prom f'0l11ll1l1t00. Temple ahead . . . dental hygienist . . . pretty painter . . . real cool rug cutter . . . history rates high . . . fish in the water . . . second hoine-Lafayette . . . hot-rod queen. lJOR0'1'HY CAPURO Dol Y-'Teens 10, 11, 12: Band t'1'wirlt-rj 11, 125 Les Mexnolresg Glee Uluh 12: Intramurals 10, 11, 12: Student Ropref sentativo of P. T. A. 12. 1fV.H.S. twirler . . . high stepper . . . Penn State eo-ed . . . chooses algebra First. . . likes listening to big bands . . . goes for swinnning and driving. Bl4:v1cR1.v LIUN1-1 C.lHliGNVlllDEN Bez ' Y-Teens 10, 11 QS--vretaryl, 12: Future 1'l-0ll10llltlli0l'S of Amari:-a 123 Glen Club 111 Lt-s Memoiresg Photography Club 11. Blonde, blue-eyed Bev . . . real friendly gal . . . cooking and sewing expert . . . favorite subject, home ec., of course . . . loves to ICC skate . . . plans to be a telephone operator . . . later. keeping that certain fellow happy. .los15PH A. CIAMBRONE 'Joel' l-'uotball 10, 11, 12: l-lomeroom Presidellt 11. Chief of the Mfarriors . . . history rates high . . . dance enthusiast . . . interest lies in the band . . . likes all sports . . . gone on popular music . . . has college plans. 1 NIARILYN L. CROZIER Y'Teens 10, 11. Pert brunette seen at the roller skating rink . . . considering beautician school . . . proud to drive her dad's new car . . . enjoys listen- ing to records . . . shorthantl ranks as fav- orite. EARL L. CULVER Mobile Track 10, 11, 12: Football J.V. 10, Varsity 11. Future service with Uncle S2ll11'S Marines . . . wood shop enthusiast . . . favors ice skating . . . muscular weight-lifter . . . sold on Hill- billy music . . . great food consumer. VVILLIAM C. CURNOXN' Bi11,' Band 10, 11, 125 Hi-Y 10, 11, 123 Chaplainl, 0114-I-ottn 11, 123 Dish-let Chorus 113 Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 12: Varsity Track 10, 11, 121 SI'lli0l' Play: Orchestra 10, 11, 123 Dance Band 10, 11, 123 Home:-noni ClIa1Ilain'12. Cool herald trumpet player . . . runs a mean half-mile . . . Grandma Letty 111 senior play . . . Cha . . . . college dominates future . . . biology rates high . . . always life of party. 11ICHARD DEIJAISAR Dirk J.V. Football. Hobbies include hunting, fishing, and outdoor sports . . . ardent hillbilly and popular music fan . . . looks forward to service in Air Force . . . favors wood shop . . . motor boat navigator . . . dislikes conceited athletes. -TILL LEANNE CoI.IIRI5N Y-Teens 10, 11: Orchestra 10, 11, 123 Echo 11, 12 tMnke- Up Etlltoi-D3 Les Memoires Utsslstant Editorjg French Club 12: Glen Club 10, 115 National Honor Society 11, 12. Syracuse and journalism seen in crystal ball . . . James on the Delaware serves favorite food . . . tClll'l1S and swimming Fiend . . . loves being an 1I1diV1dllallSl . . . drama enthusiast. I. LARRY CORRELL Latvian Hi-Y 10, 11, 12 ISQ-rgeant at APIIISJI Varsity Football 10, 11, 12: Varsity Baseball 10, l1, 12: Vice-Presldent of Senlor Class. Sports enthusiast . . . chemistry rates . . . college follows . . . ice hockey champ . . . the big Veep . . . expert quarterback . . . XVarriors come first . . . great swimming fan. BRENDA L. Coma Y-Teens 10, 11. Dancing's her dish . . . swimming spectator . . . really digs records . . . enjoys English . . . always talking . . . beauty school after graduation. IJORIS CROUTI-IAMIQI, Dom Y-Teens 10, 11, 125 Photography Club 111 1l1ll'ilIl1lll'!llS 10, 11, 12, Officials Club 125 Senior Play. Vlfillow Park fan . . . got that traveling fever . . . crazy about home ec .... bang-up job in senior play . . . smart dresser . . . modeling school for Dora. RICHARD DEMENNO Irisl1, Darien ri-iss . . . olds . . . El real eater . . . fish- ing fiend . . . likes to drive around . . . an llth grade English wise guy. GLENWN'O0D G. IJICXVALT Glen Art Metal Clubg Senior Plny. Partial to blondes and horseback riding in that order . . . has a pink and black car . . . likes swimming, ice skating. RKJISERT' Dickek Bob Hi-Y 12: Jr. Varsity Football 10: Varsity Football 11. 12: Varsity Baselmll 10: Jr. Varsity Basketball 10. NO. 22 . . . . right end . . . living doll . . . hunting enthusiast . . . hopes to join U.S.A.F. . . . real crazy rug-cutter . . . partial to pop music and physics . . . mighty muffler on that hot Ford . . . Cha, RICHARD L. EHRIE Fisl1-head Bnsebnll 10, 11: Foothall 10. Huntsman . . . girls are his hobby . . . dis- likes wise-guys . . . favorite subject-health . . . enjojs typing class . . . sports in general take first place . . . outdoors fellow. JOANNE ENCELEWVSKI Ente Y-Teens 10, 11, 12: Orchestra 10, 11, 125 Echo Staff 10' Les Menxolres: Glee Club 10. 115 Mixed Chorus 123 Sen- ior Plnyg Intramurals 10, 115 Officials Club 10. George Shearing fan . . . enjoys hot dogs at jinnnie's . . . Mr. Ritter's physics class ranks tops . . . Syracuse follows l'V.H.S .... fu- ture journalist . . . where there's trouble there's Joanne . . . loves stuffed animals. THOMAS D. EICHLIN Ike Hi-Y 10, 11, 12 fViee-Pre-sidentlg Mens' Chorus 10, 11: Student Count-il 12 IPM-siclentlg Operettn 11: Junior Prom Committee fCh2lfI'l!'i2IllJ1 Teen-Ago Council 12: J.V. Football 105 Varsity Football 11, 12: J.V. Basket- hall 10, 113 Homerooin President 10, 11: Junior class President. Sports enthusiast . . . student Council Presi- dent . . . fond of fishing and swimming . . easy-going and carefree . . . algebra rates . . . dotes on driving . . . not addicted to home- work . . . college or service plans. ORVILLE 'W. EISEL Skip .Hi-Y 11, 12: Football 10. Enjoys fixing ears . . . fishing . . . hunting . . . one eye on cars . . . other on a twirler . . . Air Force coming soon . . . wood shop special. RICHARD Ers'rE1N R 0cky Er-ho 11, 12 Giports Editorj: Foothnll manager 10, 11, 123 Les Memoir-es: French Club 123 Projection Club .10, 11, 12. Avid Yankee fan . . . cartoon artist . . . col- lege follows . . . future sportswriter . . . problems and English are favorites . . . Sousa marches rate high . . . always goofing off . . . sports enthusiast. james PATRICK EVELY T-Bird Kit 'Pram-k 10, 123 Hi-Y 127 Projection Crew 11. '1llllll1ClCl'bll'd kid . . . college, here we con . . . hotrod racer . . . algebra on top . . . oft: at drag strip . . . likes swimming and pc tunes . . . cinder man. H hfARll.YN .I unrrn FLM1. 1'-'Pet-ns 10, 11, 12: Intramurals 10, 11, 12: Glu- Cluh l Photography Club 11 tTreasurvi'J, 123 Les Meinoires: Ev 12: Om-rotta 11g Honor Society 12: 1-lomvroom Seerota 1. Real keen shutter bug . . . freshman dii in the future . . . likes traveling and 2111611 ing sports games . . . swimming is a Iavori pastime . . . favorite subject is bookkeeping Roisckr 1 . 1'L1sMM1Nt: Bal Mixed Vhorus 12: Rand 10, 11, 12: Ort-liestrn 10, 11, I Dam-e Band 10, 11, 12: Boys' Glee Club 10. 111 Pr: tmnunittve 11: Projectltm Crow 11, 12: Les Memoires tPhotogi-aphy staffiz Senior Play 12, 1-ten. tn Ext-4-ntl Board of P. T. A. 12. Cool cat . . . music whiz . . . Kenton fz . . . own dance band, Modernaires . . digs music theory and physics . . . succe ful future . . . college bound. M.-xv FRANK Y-Teens 11, 12: Hmm-room Chaplain 10. Shorthand is favored . . . eager participant baseball and basketball . . . twirls for a hobl . . . always something cooking . . . plans - lie the knot in the future. M ARGARET 12. FR1-:ER Peggy Y-Tm-ns 10. 123 Plastics Ulub 105 Photography Club 12: Los Mt-inoirvs Uiireulation lkianagvrl. Busy bee in bookkeeping . . . sports spectator . . . wheel on the Year Book Staff . . . delights in dancing . . . would like to work in a hos- pital. ,IPZANNE E. FR!-1'l'Z 1 r1'tzic Y-Teens 10, 11, 12, Glu- Cluh 12, Future 1-loxm-niakt-rs of Amt-riea 12. Never a dull moment . . . always talking . . . bookkeeping rates . . . future, indefinite . . . miniature golf fan . . . enjoys typing . . . likes to soak up the sun . . . domestic interests. CHAR1.1as D. GEAR1' Choi Football 10, 113 Homeroom Secretary 10. Hot Ford . . . future aeronautical engineer . . . physics rates . . . loves boat racing . . . hunting enthusiast . . . may enter air cadet school . . . model plane builder. SANDRA MAR Germ-2R'r Sandy Y-'Teens 10, 11, 121 Hand 10, 11 tTu'lrlerJ, 12 fll121j0l'lx1U'1Q P1mmgr:m11y Club 10, 113 Los Nvmoiresg Intramurals 10, 11, 123 Gln-v Club 12: 'l'l'0I1'A1.'QC Count-il 10, 11, 12: lloint-room Chalxlnln 11, 12. Office practice rates tops . . . plans on being a beautician or model . . . top-notch major- ette . . . loves dancing, swimming, and driv- ing . . . regular attender of all kinds of sports. 32 .lor GEISBERGER Geisj' joe Dne of Uncle Sam's prospects after graduation. likes to ice skate . . . ardent radio listener . . . gremendous in the water . . . favorite subject .s typing . . . gone on all sports . . . likes :ars and driving. RUTH ANN Gnms fIR1lll1I'l , Rand 10, 11, 12 fStudent Diren-torlg Orchestra 10, 11, 125 ,fixed Chorus 125 Glee Club 10, 115 Y-Teens 10, 11, 125 ltutle-nt Council 125 Intramural Council 125 Intramurals 0, 11, 125 National Honor Society 11, 125 Officials Club 0, 11, 125 Echo 125 Les Mumoires 125 Operetta 11, 125 Dance Band 125 Homeroom President 105 Homeroom :polling Champion 12. 'hys-Ed. for the future . . . crazy bermudas . . . lotes . . . on driving . . . first girl Student Director . . .dribbles a mad basketball . . . 'riendly and full of fun. l'H1ioDoRE P. GINTX' Ted Jam-v Band 125 Football 11. Drumming demon . . . Pop music rates . . . iiology favored . . . sports enthusiast . . . ervice candidate . . . possible college man ater . . . food Fiend . . . fishing is a favorite. ARBARA JOAN Goon Corky 4Tt-ens 10, 11, 125 Photography Club 115 Intramurals 0, 11, 125 Operetta fflanelng Chorus J 115 Plastics Club , 11: Metal Club 10, 115 Glee Club 10, 11: Band 1Twirl- -J 125 Officials Club 125 Les Meinolres5 I-Iomeroom Sec- atary and Treasurer 12. 'remendous talker . . . life of the party . . . 'icky twirler . . , commercial Course clicks . . sweet secretary . . . snazzy swimmer . . . and and marching tops. Bauer: Gooovmn Busy .T.V. Football 105 Varsity Football 11, 12. Drives a wrecked car . . . fishes in Canada . , . listens to hillbilly music . . . goes hunting in autumn . . . metal and wood shop rate . . . a great Warrior guard. Louise JUNE GORDON LuLu Band 10, 11, 125 Y-Teens 10, 11 ftlziblnetj, 125 Orchestra 105 Intramurals 10, 11, 125 Glee Cluh 115 Jr. Prom Com- mittee5 Plastic-s Cluh 115 Et-ho Staff 125 Les Men1oires5 Mixed Chorus 125 Jr. Class Secretary: Homeroom Bank- er 10, 11, 125 I'I0lTIBl'0OY!l Treasurer 11. Keen on history . . . future secretary . . . hobby is a certain tackle . . . likes cutting up with the gang . . . noted for talking and goof- ing off . . . a five-year band member. FREDERICK GROEGER F-ritz Varsity Track 10, 11, 12. Possible U. S. Air Force man . . . metal shop worker . . . regular T.V. watcher . . . sleeping is a favorite . . . can be found mostly at Wil- son Sweet Shoppe . . . enjoys using the rod and reel . . . makes model cars. Davin YV. Gaorr Dave Hi-Y 11, 12. Friendly smile . . . sports addict . . . hobbies include ice skating, all outdoor sports and traveling . . . stock car fan . . . plane geome- try tops . . . agriculture school at Penn State. SHIRLEY E. HAGER Sl1irl Intramurals 10, 11 CBasketball Champiousj, 12, Officials Club 10, 11, 12: Intramural Council 11, 1:2 CChnirmanJg Y-Teens 10, 11, 12: Orchestra. 10, 11, 12, Mixed Chorus 12. Real gone on sports . . . likes pop music . . . home ec. rates high . . . hobbies are ice skat- ing, long trips . . . future includes a job and later marriage . . . an orchestra member for six years. IOAN F. I'IALl'iY Y-Teens 10, 11, 1:25 Intramurals 12, Photography Club ll: National Honor Society 12: Les Memoirvs Sian' tEdiA Tor-in-1-liiefl: Senior play fPuhlir'ityJg French Club 12, Honor Student. Active academic student . . . petite . . . driv- ing enthusiast . . . addicted to pizza . . . ice skating whiz . . . physics and math rate high . . . college seen lor future . . . l'Vhat's the matter? DENNIS Fnuumuck HARRIGAN Pappy Football 10, 11, 125 Baseball 10, 11, 125 Home-room Sec-- retary 103 Hnmeroom President 11, 12. Happy . . . lun-loving . . . athletic . . . digs history . . . many interests . . . driving, Fish- ing, hunting, camping, and ice skating share his spare time . . . enjoys women and songs . . . future leatherneck. BARBARA ANN HAZELTON Ha.ze1buIz Y-Teens 10, 11. 12: Glue Cluh 10, 11, 123 Les Memoires staff: Opervtta 11. Latin survivor of four years . . . sweet and petite . . . fond ol sewing . . . academic stu- dent . . , easyvgoing and friendly . , . future holds nursing . . . excels in swimmin '. D KM' :XNN GRUBE Slmrty'1 Y-Teens 10, 11, 12: Glee Cluh 10, 113 Mixed Clioru 12: Plnstla-s Club 125 Orchestra 10, 11, 12: Officials Clul 103 Intramurals 10, 11, 125 Les Memolresg Hemi-roon Chaplain 12. Real natural blonde curls . . . entering sec retarial field . . . wedding bells chime . . . like pizza. drive-ins, football games . . . dislike homework . . . hobbies include swimming skating, horseback riding . . . bookkeeping rates . . . seen at HY. .IUDITH :XNN GRL'hlER 'judy' Glee Club 10, ll, 12: Les Memolresg X'-Teens tCahinet 10, 11, 12. Future includes art . . . art and Latin rat high . . . movie fan . . . roller skating an: Pop music are tops . . art for Art's sak . . . a Happel victini. KENNETH E. GRUVER Kerr Good looking . . . on the move . . . hobbie are flying and cars . . . U, S. Marine Corp reservist . . . girls, dances, and drive-in movie rate . . . will drive a truck after graduationj EUGENE HAGENBACH Gene l Favorite subject is shop . . . crazy about hun! ing . . . a real sports fan. 1 l l'V1LLARn HIELM Elmo Foothall 10, 11, 123 Track 10 QJ.V.j Star halfback for W.H.S .... wood shop is his favorite . . . plans include U.S.A.F. . . . loves water wet or frozen . . . gone on hillbilly music . . . always eating . . . high on hunting. FRANK E. Hlcnms Mixed Chorus 123 Senior Play. Cyril B. Hoskins in the senior play . . . short- hand and English top his list . . . hobbies include eating, movies, ice skating and rais- ing parakeets . . . agile contortionist who likes go perform for charity. VICTORIA F. Hxusear Viclceyn ':lI'Cllt?Stl'll. 10, 11, 12. 'une bride . . . future housewife . . . great iii home economics . . . fancy skater . . . likes Nat King Cole's singing. l 'VAYNE A. I-IocH Honda .V. Baseball 103 Varsity Baseball 11, 12. Nood-looking VVayne . . . a great outdoor ian . . . free and easy going . . . sports en- liusiast . . . Phillies lan . . . chemistry class ates highest . . . baseball player . . . future n the Navy or Coast Guard . . . pretty good t French. Rlt2H.iRD CARL Hotjes fire Football 10: Student Council 11. Hobbies, sports . . . what! doesn't like fishl ing? . . . the singing cowboy . . . real crazy hunter, boxer . . . student of agriculture. ALLAN RIORTON HOLTZ Les Memolres. l'Vashington Senator's fan . . . thumbs down on Rocky's Yankees . . . problems class rates tops . . . coin collecting enthusiast . . . academic student . . . future plans include business administration at Lafayette. XVILMER I-Ioov12R lfVilmer lists wood and metal shop as his favorite subjects . . . hobbies include arch- ery, ice skating, eating, and western music . . . will be wearing the Air Force blue alter graduation . . . likes to hunt and watch stock car races. BARBARA I-IORVATH Barb Future llmneinakors 123 Plastics Club 123 Program Cliztirnmu 10. Pert little Barb . . . problems rates high . . . likes to eat . . . neat little homemaker . . . her cooking clicks . . . digs Italian foods, Fords and ice skating . . . dislikes work. DARLENE JOY HUNSICIKER Intramurals 10: Y-Teens 10, 11, 12: Pllotogmplty Club 11: Future lvlomelnakurs ol' Axncrica. 12: Les Memoires. Cheerful smile . . . taste for good clothes . . . likes popular music and collecting records . . . dislikes rainy days . . . swimming, movies and dancing rate high . . . home economics favored . . . future in an office. RONALD N. HLINT Hunt Homeroonx Vice-President 12, l'lOIl1GI'O0l'll Spelling Champ- ion. Best subject is gym . . . future undecided but sure to succeed , . . likes Ocean City, N. J. . . . Kansas City Athletics fan . . . great fish- erman and baseball player . . . CAROL A. Jacom' 'Coby', Y-Tcens 10, 11, 12 CCabinetJg Officials Club 10, 11, 12 tVice-Prosidentl: Y-Teens Inter-Club Council 12: Echo staff 12: Les Memolres staff: Glee Club 10, 11: Operetta 11: Intramurals 10, 11, 12: Homoroom Vice-President 10. One of the gang . . . plans include nursing at Abington . . . problems tops . . . dizzy driver . . . interest in Lafayette . . . No, Mrs. Reese!?,' . . . tall talker . . . Miss Jacoby. C1-rARLo'r'rE -IACOBY Clam Y-Teens 10, 11, 12: Intramurals 10, 12. Commercial student . . . office practice and basic business rates . . . future secretary . . . ice skating and swimming tops . . . certain interest in the army . . . certain linger, left hand. KVILLIAM I-I. Hositixc Bill Student Council 10, 11, 12 fVit-P-Presldentb: Hi-Y lt 11, 12 tSec1'etm'3'J: Baud 10, 11, 123 Dance Band 10, 11 Echo 10: National Honor Society 11, 12: J.V. Footbnl 10: Operetta 12: Jr. Prom Committee 11, Les Memoirs tBusincss ltlnnngerh. 3 years on Student Council . . . front line o prize band . . . gone on Hi-Y conference . . swell personality . . . champion debater . . geometry rates . . . college bound . . . bi3 bridges, roads, skyscrapers. EUGENE Hove 'fHurse Football 10. 11, 12: Bust-ball 10, 11: l-lomeroom Clmplai 11. Soft-spoken athlete . . . favors phys. ed. i1 school . . . camping on the outside . . . ruggen outdoor type . . . enjoys good food . . . popula with the ladies . . . future sailor. SANDRA JEAN HULSHIZER 'Snndy' Y-Teens 10, 11, 12: Intramurals 10, 11, 12: Officials Clu 11: Photography Club 103 Plastics Cluh 10: Les Memoirc: More bounce to the ounce . . . horseback rid ing, of course . . . rates office practice . . can be found in Dixie office after school . . future plans include beautician school. CONRAD C. Humxnst. Cmmie' Hi-Y 10, 11, 12: Echo 12: Les Mcmoiresp French Club 12 Future college man . . . digs physics . . . any one for hunting? . . . crazy kid . . . outdoo man . . . always smiling. GXVENDOLYN B. JONES Gwen Y-Teens 10, 11, 12: Student Council 123 Les Memoires 125 Glee Club 10, 115 Officials Club 105 Intramurals 10. 11. l2: Homemaking Club 12 tPresldentJ: Senior Play fnlake- upjg qliomeroom Secretary 123 Banking Representative l1, 1... Sports rate high . . . swimming and basket- ball head the list . . . likes to travel . . . dances and social activities lit in fine . . . all- around girl . . . future nurse. . .lol-IN RA1'h'IOND KEELER 'AIo1uisl1es E-Ii-Y 10, 113 Football 10, 11, 123 Basketball 10, 11, 12: Baseball 10, 11, 12. Ardent baseball fan . . . future enlistment in U. S. Air Force . . . wood shop fanatic . . . Cardinals are tops . . . crazy kid. JUDITH MAY KELLOXV Judy Y-Teens 10, 11, 125 French Club 125 Les Memoires. French and English rank highest . . . college follows . . . future language teacher . . . roller skating occupies spare time . . . enjoys good 'okes . . . loyal supporter of all XfV.H.S. sports. ARBARA lt-Ifxnnz KEMMERRR Babs '-Teens 11, 125 Future Hoinemakers 123 Plastics Club 2. 'fnne-fbi'w s always cooking . . . future home- . . . fond of basketball . . . collection jewelry . . . real gone on 48 Chevys . . . swimmer and diver . . . near future marriage. BEATRICE MAE KEMMERER BeDe Y-Teens 10, 11. 125 Intramurals 10, 11, 125 Les Meinolresg Er-ho Staff 12: Glee Club 115 Mixed Chorus 123 National Honor Society 123 Plastivs 11. Loads of fun . . . commercial student . . . bookkeeping highest on her list . . . likes to goof off with the gang . . . keen on dancing . . . asset to any office. Lois I-l. KERSCH Loie Y-Teens 10, 11, 12 lCablnetJ: Student Council 113 In- tramurals 10, 11, 12: Photography Club 12: Plastics Club 11: Metal Club 103 Band fTwirlerJ 11, 12: Operetta 11: Les Memoires staff: Jr. Prom Liommitteeg Echo 11, 12: National Honor Society 12: Senior Play flkfnke-upjg Home-rooin President 12: Homeroom Banker 12: Senior Class Secretary. Real friendly gal . . . proud member of the twirling squad . . . swimming and dancing rank high . . . bookkeeping tops them all . . . headed for business world. CARROLL E, KICHLINE Squirrley Photography Club 12. Never a dull moment . . . crazy mixed-up kid in basic biz . . . homemaking favored . . . ardent camera fiend . . . dislikes keeping quiet . . . sewing and cooking her favorites. Dolus JANE KINNEY Band 11, 12 fMajorettel: Echo 10, 11, 12: Les Meinoiresg. Y-Teens 10, 11, 123 Mixed Chorus 123 Intramurals 10, 11. 12: Teen-Age Council 12. High stepper in white . . . chemistry rates . . . swims at Nazareth . . . future nurse . . . lis- tens to Nat King Cole . . . seen at Liberty . . . will remember parades and band trips. WILLIAM C. H. KRESSLEY G-riz Hi-Y 11, 12: Mixed Chorus 12: Operetta 11, 123 Varsity Football 113 Varsity Baseball 11: tliastonb Operetta 10 fL91ldlI Jr. Varsity Football 103 Homeroom Vlt-e-Presi- dent 10. Transfer from Easton . . . plans to major in phys. ed .... dreamy dancer . . . crazy scien- tist in chem. lab . . . Apple a day keeps the doctor away . . . friendly . . . YVNEYV fan. GYVENDOLYN A. LANIBERT Gwen Y-Teens 10, 11, 12 CCabinetJ3 Plastics Club 11, 123 Metal Club 10. Fun-loving and friendly . . . excels in problems and bookkeeping . . . outdoor enthusiast . . . enjoys writing letters . . . winsome smile . . . dislikes show-offs . . . future secretary . . interest lies in the Service, DOLORES NIARIA LANG Dee Echo 11, 12 QEdltor-ln-Chiet'J3 Les BI0lT10ll'DSQ Intramurals 10, 11, 12: Photography Club 11 CSec-retaryl: Future Teachers of America 12 fPresidentJ3 Y-Teens 10, 11, tSecretaryJ 12: Band 10, 11, 121 National Thesplans 122 Glee Club 10, 111 Interelub Council 10, 11, 12. Echo editor . . . sports minded . . . dancing, dim lights, and dreamy music . . . business classes click . . . foreign correspondent . . . future German teacher . . . dizzy driver JANET E. LARISON jan Y-Teens 10, 11, 123 Plastic' Cluh 113 Et-ho Typing staff 11: Intramurals 10, 11, 122 Mt-tnl Club 103 Homorooni Sec- retary '12. Friendly jan . . . enjoys being with the crowd at school . . . pleasant smile . . . likes going out with a special guy . . . record fan . . . nothing beats problems . . . she's looking for- ward to marriage. Berry BIARIE Klsr Kisty'l Y-Teens 12: Future Business 1Vomen of America 12. Friendly disposition . . . seen with friends . . . always traveling . . . dancing rates . . . purple room fproblemsj tops . . . T.V. spectator . . . probable future at Philadelphia Bible Institute. DAVID I-I. KOCH Dave Band 10, 11, 123 Dance Band 11, 123 Track 10. 11, 123 Hi-Y 10, 11, 12 fTI'0?lSU!'9I'JZ Operettn 11, 123 Les Me- Il'l0ll'9SQ Mens' Chorus 113 Mixed Chorus 123 Senior Playg Homeroom Vice-President 11g National Thespians. Driving demon . . . future engineer . . . mighty miler . . . pounds a mean beat on that pianc . . . physics rates . . . four-year band man . . progressive jazz and Brubeck tops . . . Oh, Bradley! BARRY E. KRAMER 'Rom e Art Metal Club 12: Leather Craft Club 121 J.V. Football 10: J.V. Basketball 103 J.V. Track 10, Varsity 'Frat-It 11 12. Real gone on athletics . . . rates gym class as favorite . . . one of those muscle builders . . . energy plus . . . enjoys wood carving and hunting . . . plans to work and travel after graduation. Lois A. KRIEL KrzuzkIe Y-Teens 10, 11, 12: Metal Club 11, 12 QP:-esiduntpg Pho- tography Club 11: Les 11It?l l'1Dl!'t'S: Senior Play staff. Enjoys summers in Canada . . . has an inter' est in cars . . . travel enthusiast . . . rates Eng- lish her favorite . . . a real joker in business class. HARRIET A. LEAVER Hairy F-Teens 10 tCnhlnt-tl, 1.1, 12: Cheerleading 11, 12 iPo- Eaptainl: Les Momoires: Echo Staff 12: Operettn 11: In- rnmurals 10, 11. 12: Officials Club 10: Glee Club 10, 11: lllxed Chorus 12: Spelling Champ 10, 11: National l-lonor Society 12: Senior Play tPrompter1, Honor Student. Two-year spelling champ . . . elementary Leaching at Penn State . . . a real rug-cutter . . peppy cheerleader . . . music theory rates . . enjoys swimming and golf . ANN1-:Tris E. LEH Net Photography Cluh 12: Homeroom Treasurer 11. Friendly personality . . . enjoys listening to :he radio and writing letters . . . problems ieads the list . . . doesn't like show-offs . . . teeps steady company with a certain guy. Romzm' Lekcn V Bob Qes Mt-moiresg Football 10, 11: Basketball tllanagerl 10, .1. Future Air Force material . . . world traveler . . physics favored . . . fishing hend . . . :ports enthusiast . . . l'Varrior basketball man- lger . . . ardent CZIICI' . . . girls-beware! JOHN R. Lusm-:R HB0-I'1lllIft', football 10, 11, 12: Trim-lc 10, 11, 12 ttfaptainyg Hnnxo- 'nom Vice-President 11. Easy going . . . holder of school and league 'ecords in track . . . at home with a rifle in :he woods . . . really digs Hillbilly music . . . :hop man all the way . . . always something up iis sleeve . . . mighty tackle . . . would like xo be off ro college. .IOANNE D. Lrrsmoixk 'fLits 1'-Teens 10, 11, 12 fllfnblnet 10, 121: District Chorus 11: Band 10, 11, 12: Daunte Band 10, 11, 12: Orchestra 10, 11, 12: Intramurals 10, 11, 12: Mixed Chorus 12: Glee Club 10, 11: Operettn 11 tLeudJ: Student Council 10, 12: National Honor Society 11, 12 tSecrotary-TreasurerJ: National Thesplan 11, 12: Echo 10, 11, 12: Les Memoirs-s: Sophomore Hop Committee. Popular songbird . . . sparkling personality . . . proudly represented X'Vilson at District Chorus . . . long time tom-tom beater for the Xvarriors . . . Biology rates . . . future follow- er of Florence Nightingale. RICHARD Roi' LITTLE ' Swish Hi-Y 10: Art and Metal Club 12: Homeroom Treasurer 10: J.V. Basketball 10: Varsity Baseball 11, 12. His nickname fits . . . handy around the shop . . . future U. S. Air Force man . . . girls are his fancy . . . stock car fan . . . enjoys the rod and reel season. Cr:cn.i.x M. LomssAcit Cecil Y-Teens 10, 11, 12: Intramurals 10, 11, 12: Plastics Club 12: Operetta 10 CUsherJ. Beautician school after graduation . . . ring on her finger . . . likes to dance . . . eating, a favorite pastime . . . problems 1'11tCS high . . . this great gal's a friend of everyone. KIQNNETH R. LUTZ Luiz Homeroum Treasurer 11. The man with the Chevy . . . always laugh- ing . . . sports fan de luxe . . . the car's the thing . . . outdoor man . . . gym holds his interest. i HARRY E. lVIARTYN Hatch Hi-Y 123 Les Memoiresg Varsity Football 10, 11, 123 J.V. Basketball 10: Track 123 Homeroonx President 10, 11. Sports enthusiast . . . food Bend . . . foreign car crazy . . . really 'an outdoor man . . . fax'- ors science . . . one of ourstarting eleven on the gridiron . . . rugged build . . . Navy blues and college in the future. WALTER NIARTYN Bud Hi-Y 10, 11: Science Club fPrc-sidentl 125 Mixed Chorus 12: Homeroom President 10, 11. Rugged outdoor man . . . dead shot with a rifle . . . good looking . . . biology rates . . . food and dancing tops . . . Air Force ahead . . . girls and star-gazing also rate . . . easy going. BETTY ANN MASON Mase Babe Y-Teens 10, 11, 12: Art Metal Club 12 CTreasurerJg Leather Club 123 Les M9lll0lT6SQ Senior Play: National Honor Society 12g Homeroom Vice-President 11, Honor Student. Active in Girl Scouts . . . mad scientist . . . Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science . . . Maude in senior play . . . crazy camper . . .isnow 'bug . . . enjoys swimming and hiking. RICHARD MAURER Dick Les Memoires 12 fSports Co-edltorjg Mixed Chorus 12: HLY 11, 125 Prom Committee 11, Homeroom President 12, Honor Student. Sharp-shooter on the basketball squad . . . American history ranks highest . . . college follows graduation . . . in there pitching . . . woodsman in the fall . . . smart dresser. BRUCE MAC DOUGALL Mnc'f Coast Guards for Mad after graduation . . hunting and fishing take top honors . . . mem ber of Frost-Hollow Rifle team . . . shop rate: high . . . a real sportsman. FRANK BIANIAIANA Good-natured Frank . . . Yankee fan . . . base ball rooter . . . likes to hunt . . . populai music, boxing and cars rate highest . . . shot student . . . future farmer of America. BARBARA ANN BIANIINIANO Barb Y-Teens 10 QChapl:xinJ, 123 Photography Club 12. Sparkling smile . . . enjoys a good time . . avid sports fan . . . great homemaker . . . like: animals . . . raccoon hunter . . . wedding bells ahead . . . telephone operator. -ICANN C. BIANCINO flu Y-Teens 10, 125 Intramurals 10, 113 Plastic-s Club 12 Home-room Treasurer 113 Les Mexnoii-es, W'arrior rooter . . . loves to eat . . . history rates on top . . . mad about movies and dances . . . sports fan . . . commercial student witli office work in her future. ANDREW A. NICCLOUGHAN Gump l Motorcycle fiend . . . hepped on racing . . . keen on hunting . . . travel . . . fast living . . . sports enthusiast . . . candidate for Uncle Sam . . . wood shop rates. PATRICIA McCoN1.ot:UE Pnl Y-Teens 10, 11, 12: Glev Club 10, 11, 123 Intramurals 10, ll, 121 Les Memolresg Operetta 11 fMalte-up statfj. Happy-go-lucky gal . . . never a dull moment . . . likes shorthand best . . . ardent follower of the Dekes and big name bands . . . enjoys swimming, modeling. dancing, skating, and driving . . . headed for University of Miami. ROBERT AICFEELEY Bob Summertime lad . . . real good looker . . . loves the water-either way . . . always eat- ing pizza and drinking milk shakes . . . dis- likes snobby girls. BARBARA ANN lkll-1CKl-IS Barb l 1'-Teens 10, 11, 121 Photography Club 11, 123 Plastics Ilub 11: Intramurals 10, 11, 123 Operetta 11, 123 Officials Flub 113 Homer-oom Chaplain 12. Favorite subjects stenography and oiiice prac- tice . . . loves to dance, listen to records . . . driving and all sports occupy her spare time . . Rider College ahead. I DELMA NIAIC AIENGEL lntramurrtls 10, 11: Plastlvs Club 11, 123 1'hotngrapliy Club 12 ffihairxnaulg 1-lonu-rounx Chaplain 12. . Full of fun . . . one of Miss Mooney's office practice demons . . . dislikes hot rodders . . . super skater . . . sports enthusiast . . . will en- ter the business field. NIARY JANE hllfll-IIE Typing Club 12. Here's where shorthand rates . . . keen on playing records . . . plans to take up office work . . . dancing's her dish. DARLENE A. MILLER Dolly Y-Teens 10, 11, 12: Band 10, 11, 123 Glee t luh 10. 11, 123 Orchestra ll, 123 1 x'oje-ctlon Crew 11, 12: Photog- raphy Club 10: Echo Staff 12: Les Mmnolx-es: Intramurals 10, 11, 12: National Honor Soc-lety 11, 12: Open-tta 11, 123 Homeruom Treasurer 11, 12. Biology and chemistry rate high . . . cool clarinet . . . college ahead for chemistry . . . photography really clicks . . . wild about ani- mals . . . loves horseback riding. RICHARD lX'llLLER Rich I-Iere's a good-looker . . . lists English as fav- orite subject . . . likes to ice skate and swim . . . hobbies include eating, girls, and records . . . dislikes blondes . . . future plans include the Air Force. 9 Pm't.Lls lX'IL7Rl-RAY Shorty Y-Teens 10, 11, 125 Sophomore 1-lnp Connnitleeg Projee- ton Crew 11: Glet- Club 11, 123 Plastics Club 11 iPresi- dentjg Futura- Hnxncxnakm's of Aineriru 12 tViee-Prvsi- tlentlg Opera-tta 11 CDnneing Clioruslg Homeroom See- rt-tnry 11. Fun-loving connnercial student . . . shorthand O rates high , . . mischievous . . . good dancer . . . avid sports fan . . . partial to Uncle john- nie . . . out door enthusiast. Leia NICHOI.AS Red X'Vow! dig the red hair . . . outdoor man . . . likes to ice skate, hunt, play cards, and watch stock car races . . . enjoys eating . . . wood and metal shop 1'2ltC high. YIICRNA NlJR'l'0N Tool Y-'Ferns 10, 11, 12: Plnstivs Club 10, 11, 123 Future Homemulters 123 Intramurals 11. X'VllCl'l you see a girl riding around the Circle backwards, that's Toot . . . a ring on her fin- ger . . . future seamstress . . . loves dancing and eating pizza . . . rates art the highest. Gr3R.xLuiN1c A. O'BR1r:N Ge1'ry ' Y-Toons 10 tCabint-tj 11 CCnl:inc-tjr 125 Intramurals 10, 11, 12g Officials Club 10, 117 Band 12 tTwirlerJ3 National Honor Snr-lety 11, 121 Eehu 123 Les lllc-moires 123 Pro- jection Crow 10, 11, 123 Metal Club 103 Photography Club 12. Blonde, blue eyes . . . real terrific twirler . . . full of pep and right in step . . . likes swim- ming. eating pizza pie, and being with the ganef' . . . roller skating too . . . college next. L K L h fARGARE'1' R. NIOLNAR Peggy Y-Teens 10, 11, 122 Mixed Chorus 123 Glee Club 10, 123 Les lu9ll10iI'DS 123 Junior Prom Committee. Easy to get along with . . . hep on music . . . hobbies include swimming, driving, and roll- er skating . . . algebra beats them all . . . terrific aceordian player . . . anyone have any old coins? . . . future plans include college. GRACE E. NIOYER Gracie Glee Club 12. Nurse of the future . . . enjoys farm life . . . an outdoor girl . . . driving is her specialty . . . goes for English . . . stamp collector. JOYCE ANNE h'IURliT1'A JoAnn Y-Teens 10, 11, 123 Future Homemaker-s Club 123 Glee Club 12: Metal Club 10. JoAnn likes home ec., especially cooking . . Lafayette man preferred . . . good dancer . . . enthusiastic sports rooter . . . pop music oc- cupies her spare hours . . . would like to be- come a hair stylist. JOHN BIURRAY rVIurpl1y Sophomore Dance Committee: Jr. Prom Committee: Art Metal Award 113 Football 10, 11, 12: Baseball 10, 113 Senior Class Presiclentg Jr. Class Vice4Presidentg Year- book CArtJ. X'Vilson football great . . . outdoor man . . . future electrician . . . seni-or class president . . . junior class vice-president . . . wood and metal shop, tops . . . hep to hillbilly music. 'IANE O,Ci7NNELL Janie 1'-Teens 10, 11, 12: Photography Club 113 Intramurals 12: Plastics Club 12. Brown-eyed janie . . . telephone operator af- ter graduation . . . English is tops . . . crazy- mixed-up kid. . . platter spinner . . . always seen at XiV.H.S. football and basketball games. hIARJORl1i ELLEN ODENXVELDER Y-Teens 10, 11 CStvrapbool:J, 12: Plastics Club 12: Les Memoirt-s 12. Calling all nurses . . . a smile for everyone . . . enjoys playing the piano and reading . . . dependability plus . . . a three year Latin student . . . Home Nursing and English are ipreferred . . . active in Church work. l NANCY JOAN O'TOOLE Nan iFnture Honiexnakers Club 12. Academic to commercial . . . enjoys typing . . . Perry Como fan . . . likes to write to service- men . . . baby-sitter deluxe . . . square dance an . . . future student at Churchman Busi- less College. YVILLIAM PA'1'l'liRSON Bill lFishes for trout . . . hunting rates high . . . gas station attendant . . . future includes the Air Force. DOROTHY MAE PETIERS 'Dot Band 10, 11 tTwlrlei-J, 12 tl-lend innjorvttt-J: National Honor Society 11, 12 CVlt't--PN-Sitlelltl: Eeho 12: Les Menioiros stuff: Y-Teens 10 ttfablnetj, 11 tVi4-e-Presl- dt-ntl, 12: Sophomore I-lop Comnilttee: 1'x'ojo:-tion Crew 12: Intramurals 10, 11, 12: Sr. Play CMake-upbg Class Treasurer: Homeroom 'l'l'k'llSlll't'l' 12: 1-loxnerouxn l'n-sitlt-lit 10: Student Council 11. Our high-strutting head . . , often with a CCI'- tain lullback . . . nothing beats bookkeeping . . . enjoys reading and music. HARRlP1'l' L. PETERS Y-Teens 10, 11, 12: Echo 10, News Editor 11, Hezulline Editor 12: Glee Club 10, 11: Mixed Chorus 12: Band 10, 11, 12: Ort-hestru 10, 11, 12: Dance Band 10, 11, 12: Student Council 11: National Tliesplnns. 11, 12: National Honor Society 11, 12: Senior Play: Intramurals 10: Oper- ettu 11: Homin-coin Vive-Prosiclent 10: Li-s Memoires. Music lover . . . long time member of that great band . . . crazy about Kenton and Brubeck . . . a freshman dink in the future. KATHLEEN ANN PiAzzA Kutl1,y Band t'l'wli-lc-rl 11, 12: Y-Teens 10, 11, 12 tTrensurex-J: Onerettn 11: Intramurals 10, 11, 12: Projection Crew 10, 11, 12: Photogrttplly Club 12 tPresidi-ntl: Les Moinoiresg Senior Play fMake-up staffjg Student Council 10: Home- room Treasurer, Bunker 11: llonieroonx Vi:-1--President, Program Chzxirman 12. Always happy . . . cute smile . . . loves that ina . . . lound with the vane' . . . Jroud P, ,I ta U l twirler . . . oflice work next. BEVERLY ROSELLE Pukm' 1i1'i1 ' Y-Teens 10, 11, 12: Future l-lomemakors of Aint-rica 12. A real homeinaker-enjoys cooking and bak- ing . . . dislikes cattiness . . . plans to get mar- ried after graduation. CoNs'rANt:i-: A. Riaofxus Connie Y-Teens 10, 11, 12: Plastii-s Club 103 Photography Club 11: Glct- Club 113 Intramurals 10, 11, 123 Metal Club 10: Ofveretta flmnelngj 113 Les Memoir-es. Ardent sports fan . . . rah rah lfVilson High! . . . commercial student . . . shorthand class rates high . . . crazy about dancing . . . eat- ing hits the top . . . look out, Churchman's, here comes Connie! .XNGELO L. REVILLA 'Ar1ge Track 10, 11, 123 Football 10. From sunny Spain . . . favorite subject, phy- sics . . . whiz at golf both as a player and an instructor . . . terrilic track star . . . art en- thusiast. VERNON RHYMER Vemie: Art and Metals Club 123 Football 10, 11. 123 Basketball 10. Pleasing smile . . . set for the Air Force . . . test tube jockey, real Chem. fan . . . real gone guy . . . goes for girls . . . always on the move . . . avid sports participant. BARBARA 1-XNN Rice limb Y-Teens 10, 11, 123 Future Hoinemnkcrs Club 12. A wonderful smile and a heart to match . . . fun-loving Barb . . . writing letters . . . likes a certain someone in the Navy . . . ardent sports fan . . . likes basketball and football . . . English rates tops . . . altar bound. BARBARA ELIZABETH Pvsx-nm Pysh' Y-Teens 10, 11, 12 tCahlnetl3 Intramurals 10, 11, 12 Eastlcs Club 123 Les Memoir-esp Photography Club ll Secretarial field after graduation . . . home made pizza pie this girl's favorite . . . drive-il movies fan . . . natural blonde . . . all sporl high on her list . . . dancing's her dish. DOLORES LUCILLE PYSHER Y-Teens 10, 11, 12: Glee Cluh 10, 12: Pliotogrztphy Ulu 123 Library Club 10, 113 Les lwlemolx-es. Enjoys being with the girls . . . office practic and chemistry rate . . . future undecided, po: sible nurse . . . strong l'Varrior rooter . . T.V. fan . . . has the driving craze. ROl3ER'l' O. RAIJLIR Bob' Hi-Y 11, 123 Football 11, 12. Navy, take note! . . . easy to get along witf . . . shoots a sharp rifle . . . sports enthusia: . . . enjoys Hi-Y meetings . . . fish in the wate . . . chemistry his favorite . . . never a dul moment. Dftvxn Rsun Uljllifffi Builds model planes for a hobby . . . like horseback riding . . . avid archer . . . fish ii the water . . . really enjoys metal shop prt jects. RICHARD T. RISSB'IILl.ER Sammy Baseball 12. Hunting enthusiast . . . Mr. Carneyls English class tops . . . future includes contracting . . . small boar shooter . . . keen on baseball. BRUCE ROBISON Bruce i Avid sports lan . . . expert angler . . . nim- rod . . . plans to work after graduation . . . gym and study halls are tops . . . Paul's twin . . . easily taken for his brother. y PAUL ROBISON i l-Iomeroom Treasurer 10. Avid sports fan . . . French rates . . . inter! ested in tinkering with cars . . . happy-go lucky . . . regular guy . . . enjoys Fishing . . . future mechanic. ROBERT R. Roor 'fBob Pootball 11: Baseball 10, 12. I I-Iunting's a pastime . . . Metal shop rates is favorite . . . Navy uniform after graduation . . driving occupies much of his time . . . -1 regular water bug in the summer. i ELIZABETH G. 1lOUND BeHy,' Future Hnmemakers Club 12: Plastics Club 123 Home- rooni Banking Representative 12. One of our future secretaries . . . asset to any oFfice . . . been keeping steady company . . . likes swimming and all other sports . . . home- work d-oesn't rate high . . . favorite subject- office practice, of course. EDYVARD RU LAND Ed l'Vicked woodsman . . . owns a Green Rocket . . . contracting calls . . . partial to hillbilly music . . . l'Vood shop's favorite . . . fishing fanatic . . . dear Q5 hunter. IUNE ESTELLA RU'l'H Janie, Gent Y-Tee-ns 11, 12: Future 1-lomexnakers 12. Hep on square dancing . . . pleasant to be with . . . demon on roller skates . . . advocate of gab sessions . . . problems is at the top . . . plans for a home and husband. JEAN ANN SANDERCOCK AIe11nie Y-Teens 10, 11, 12 fCahinetJ: Offivials Cluh 10, 113 In- tramurals 10, 11, 125 Echo Staff 123 Les lwlemnit-es. Crazy about swimming, ice skating, pop mu- sic . . . put her behind the wheel and she's in heaven . . . partial to typing . . . would like to be a receptionist . . . says she'll miss the gang, but not the homework. DAVID ALLEN SCHUG Dave Student Council 125 Projection Crew 10, 11, 12. Physics fan . . . tropical fish his hobby . . . works on cars as a spare time project . . . out- door sportsman fhshing especiallyj . . . fine fisher . . . reliable projectionist and backstage worker. lX'iAT'l'HlAS X'V11,L1Ax-I Sc:Hu1,r:R Shot Gunn Real outdoors man . . . wood shop rates highest on his list . . . Ford Fiend . . . likes to spend his time hunting and Fishing . . . chops wood for a hobby. RICHARD E. SHELLING Dick Hi-Y 10, 11, 123 iPresidentJg Les Memoires CCo-Sports Editorl: Student Council 12g QT:-easurerlg Projection Crew 10, 11, 123 French Club 123 fPresidentjg National Honor Society 125 Home-room Vit-e-President 105 J.V. Basketball 10g Varsity Trau-lc 11, 123 Honor Student. Now he's surgin with speed on track team . . . soon will be surgeon with knife . . . biology rates high . . . Pre-Med at Lafayette seen in future . . . Saturday nite dance fan . . . close follower of sports. iX'IARY .ANN SI-IIVHLY Sl1im ' Y-Teens 10, 11, 123 Intr:tmurals'10, 11, 123 Glee Club 10, 113 Los Me-nloires ttfirc-ulatlonlz Plastics Club 11. tSot-- rotarylg I-Iomeroom Treasurer 10: Honor Society 12. 1 Delights in dancing at the Y . . . loves her food . . . allergic to bermudas and short lunch periods . . . secretary bound. XVAYNE FREDERICK SANDT Little Ham Projection cum 10, 11, 123 H1-Y 11. 1 Sports 'occupy every spare moment . . . print- ing's a favorite . . . perks his ear to populal music . . . avid Four Aces fan . . . mechanic: rates high . . . little movie man around schooi . . . future stands a question. Lewis ScHANowoL1-' L1rwie Cars, cars, and more cars . . . hot-rod . . . meta' shop man . . . future state trooper . . . reck less drivers take note. TERRY ScHxrPoRi11T Sl1ipzurecl: Hi-Y 123 Front-h Club 12 iVic-e-Presldentlg Los Momoires Spotlight on outdoor sports . . . hshing, swim ming, and the like . . . travel enthusiast. . enjoys varsity games . . . destination aftel G-day-University of Yvisconsin . . . Colonel? son. VIRGINIA E. SCHLOUGH 'Girmy I Y-Te-ons 10: Future Holnemakers Club 125 Plastics Cluk 123 lflomerooni Chuplnlu 11. Nursing career . . . college co-ed . . . chemistry and reading are her favorites . . . country mul sic fan . . . friendly gal. 1 EVELYN ANN Etoisn SLOYER Nan Y-Teens 10, 11, 125 Band 10, 11, 12: Orchestra 10, 115 lntrunxur-als 10, 11, 12: Opt-retta 115 Glen Club 10, 11, 125 Mixed Chorus 12. Happy-go-lucky Nan . . . her favorite, prob- lems fof democracyl . . . dancing and music rate high . . . ardent track fan . . . vetoes baseball . . . future merchandising career . . . band soloist. D.-xvm O. SMITH 'Sm1'Ity,' Band 10, 11, 12: Football 105 Home-room Vice-President ll: Homeroom President 12. Wood sh4op's tops . . . loyal stock car fan . . . cars andisports rate high . . . nice guy to know , . . lured by auto racing . . . promised to Uncle Sam. ROBliR'f SBIITH Bob li-Y 125 Football 12: Baseball 123 llomr-room Secretary fl Real gone on sports , . . hunting rates high- :st . . . Mr. Carney's English class is tops . . headed for college or the service . . . top- lotch guard in football . . . all-around fellow. STELLA H. STANKUS Stel Likes algebra or any kind of math . . . plans io go to college after graduation . . . great lancer . . . loves roller skating, ice skating, ind swimming . . . crazy about good food md clothes . . . three-year Latin student. Bnvr:RLY STERNHP. Bev Y-Teens 10, ll, 12: Mixed Chorus 125 lllll'ilI11llI'illS 10: Home-room Secretary 11. Hopes to wear the white uniform . . . roller skating enthusiast . . . considering entering the service . . . pizza fiend . . . history's a fav- orite . . . seen around town driving her car . . . enjoys the company of her friends. ARNOLD QI. STRAYVN HSf'l'!I2't'l1yv J.V. Football 10: Varsity Football 11, 12. Rates Mr. Carney's English course high . . Air Force in the future . . . driving demon . . terrific build . . . football's a must. Mt-'RNA C. SWARTS Y-Teens 10, 11: Future l-Iomemakers of Axueriea 12. Future homemaker . . . a good cook . . . likes to read and listen to music . . . a Bible stu- dent . . . girl of few words . . . operator for Bell . . . English is tops with her. DEl.IA EXNN VFHORNLEY Dells Y-Teens 10, 11, 1:23 Future Tent-liars of Anieriua 12: Lt-s Mt-moi:-es. f Conscientious DeDe ...4 j ubilant Xvarrior supporter . . . former Easton l'OOtCI' . . . art class rates high . . . fond of horses . . . future teacher . . . Kutztown bound. i 1 EDWARD N. VANHORN Eel Varsity Fnotliall 10, 11, 12 tl-Ionorary Captainhg Jr. Var- sity Basketball 10: Varsity Basketball 11, 12: Varsity Baseball 10, 11, 125 .Homuroozn Vice-President 11. Triple threat in sports . . . hopes to enter college come fall . . . swims at Nazareth . . . tall. dark, and handsome . . , history is high . . . black Buick . . .girls BEYVARE!! XVILLIAM AI. Vous, -IR. Bill EI-ho Staff 11, 121 Football 10, 11, 12, ' Great guard l'or lfVarriors . . . chemistry rates . . . future college student . . . avid camper . . pro-football man . . . champion swimmer . . crazy about canoe trips. IILIDITH lVlAE Vout Judy Y'Tt-eiis 10, 11. 12 fCahiIII-Up Studr-nt Count-ll 10, 12: Les Memoires 12: Echo 123 Varsity t'lIeeI-leader 12: Intra- murals 10, 11, 1133 Opera-tta 11 fDanving Choruslt Pro- jection Crew 113 Glue Cluh 10, 11, 123 Homeroom Spclliiig Champion 10. Peppy cheerleader . . . flying feet in dancing . . . shorthand demon . . . destined for the air, 'TNVA to be exact . . . master ol clown- ing . . . lile of the party . . . Martha Raye, move over. D.-xRI.x'N l.ouIsI5 l'VAc:NIaR Dec Y-Zhu-IIs 10, 11, 123 IJll0fll!.Yl'illllly Club 11, 12: Plastics Club 11: Intramurals 10, 11, 123 Glue Club 125 Home- roorn 'l'l'l'ilSlll'0l' 123 Los ltlt-nioires. Future secretary . . . oflice practice rates . . . lull of giggles . . . altar bound . . . enjoys dancing . . . 1Ill1'2llll1ll'Ell star . . . shutterbug. DAVID XIVILLIAM TIMBERMAN Dave Ort-liestra 12. Member ol orchestra . . . man of lew word . . . shop rates high . . . collector of coins . . hep on mechanics . . . likes pop music . plans for future are indefinite. DOROTHY IRLNE Tomko Dot Y-Teens 10, 11. 12: Glee Club 11, 123 Intramurals 10, 11 Operetta 113 Humeroom Uhaplain 12. Forever smiling . . . digs American histor and typing . . . dancing is a Inust . . . whi on the ice . . . English doesn't agree witl 'l'onnny . . . but sports do. UIOANNE FFRISNIBLER jd Y-Teens 10, 11, 125 Intramurals 10. Churchman Business College follows . . problems rates highest . . . enjoys cuttin' th rug . . . pop tune fan . . . appreciates frienc liness at lV.H.S .... seen with Bev. RICHARD CRAIG 'TRUNIBAUER D1'clI' Football 10, 11, 12: Baseball 10, 11, 12: Vive-PI-osldeiz of I-Ioineroom 12g Hi-Y 11, 12. All sports . . . carpenter . . . woodworkinl wizard . . . anticipates education at a trad school . . . Inodel airplane enthusiast . . fond of girls. Kam. E. W.-tuna Cleo ?'ootb:Ill 10. I-Iepped on cars . . . juke box fan . . . drive- in movies : . . likes hunting . . . Bshing . . . swinnning . . . keeII on printing . . . ll'S Anchors .'Xweigh for Karl. RoIxEk'r N'V.xL'I'IaR Bob LV. Football 10, 11. Sports fan . . . Gshing and swinnning rate . . . likes girls and cars, of course . . . usually found driving his blIIe Plymouth. VIRGINIA CLARE WAI-I'I5Rs 'iGfl'I7lj',, 1'-Toons 10, 11, 1:21 lntrxunurnls 10, 11, 12: Photugrapliy 'Slllb 11, 12: Plzxrlilvs Cluh 11, 12: Give Club 12. Cute brown-eyed lJl'llIlCIlC . . . asset to any office . . . the secretarial field for her . . . office practice tops . . . platter spinner . . . dislikes unfriendly people . . . enjoys danc- ing . . . attractive dresser. H:XRRIlE1' Y. XfVIiAvr1k Slrosse Y-Toons 10, 113 Future Hoinernakors of America 'lik' Happy Harriet. . . pet subject, English . . loves roller skating, record collecting . hobbies, ears and shopping for clothes. lVI:s'roN YV 1-IISEL l-'l es Carefree XfVes . . . hot-rod kid . . . Ford cars . . . driving his weakness . . . swimming and dancing top his list . . . future in a stock car . . . likes just plain having fun. RACI-IEI. 1-1151.1-:N X'V.lil'l'ZN.-KN ulfllffllu Y-Teens 10 4CnbiIn-KJ 11, 12: Los Menioix-us 12 QAM. Edt- torl French Club 12: lntrnxnuruls 10, ll, 12: Glue Club: Senior Play tSccIu-ry! Stage Crew. Art tops . . . sports aIId painting rate high . . . future plans-Moore Institute . . . -IiInIny's lIot dogs . . . clothes lover . . . wheel on year- book . . . loves to mambo. NIARIANN 1'VIcI.eH AInI'y Y-Teens 10, 11: Pliutogmlulty ll: I-'uzurv llmnvnxnkers of AlllUl'lC1l 12: lIItr:v.muI-als 12. English rates . . . great little l10lllClll2lliC1' . . . her cooking clicks . . . gone oII hillbilly 1l1llSlC and the country . . . likes to sew . . . beauti- cian school in stars. RLJNALIJ N. X'VHl'l l'l'IKlER ffl-'l1it I-'ootlvall 10. 11. 123 lntrainural hasketlrall 10. 11. Crazy about industrial arts . . . loves the great outdoors . . . tall good-looking . . . future, Marines. JEAN VVOLFINGER Y-Teens 10, 11, 12: Band 10, 11, 121 Intramurals 10, 11, 12: Operettn 11 flhunt-ing Choruslg Glee Club 10, 11: Les Memolres. l'Vhich half is this? . . . like that Air Force Blue . . . commercial course cops honors . . . pop music tops . . . always smiling . . . cool clarinetist. vIoAN YVOLFINGER Y-Teens 10, 11, 12: Band 10, 11, 123 Intramurals 10, 11, 12: Gloe Club 10: One:-etta 11, 12 tDanclng Chorusjg Les Memolres. One of two . . . mad typist . . . shorthand rates . . . secretarial work is goal . . . swim- ming and playing basketball are hobbies . . . loves being with a crowd. LORRAINE A. YEAGER Larry Glee Club 11, 12: Y-Teens 10, 11 fCnhlnetJ, 12 CPresi- dentjg Mixed Chorus 123 Photography Club 111 Intra- murals 10, 11, 12: Interclub Count-il 123 fVice-Presldentl Les Memoires: Operctta 11, lPrlneipnlJ 12, CLeadJg Homeroom Secretary 113 Hoineroonx Banker 12. Scouting really rates . . . college bound . . . bookkeeping comes first . . . a future business teacher . . . hiking and swimming are favor- ites, too . . . thinks the kids in school are terrific. DONALD ZACHARDA Don 'l'rnr'k 125 Hi-Y, 12. Hobby, building model airplanes . . . likes math and physics . . . sports enthusiast . . . possible college future. NIARY JANE VVILLIAMS Metal Art Club 123 Y-Teens 12. Transfer from Bangor High this year . . lists English literature at the top, . . . sport: car fan, collects pictures of cars . . . woulc like to become a beautician. YVILLIAM -I. YVILLIAMS Wild Bill Projection Crew, 10, 11. Man of many hobbies . . . likes guns and hunt ing . . . dislikes girls smoking . . . chexnstrj cops honors . . . plans to attend Universitj of Penn . . . all out for girls. R1sc:INAi.1J NIICEKER YVILSON J.V. Football 105 J.V. Basketball 10. ll'Ieek.'J Proud possessor of a '49 DeSoto . . . like girls, of course . . . curly hair . and driving rate with Meek and fishing enthusiast. jo ANN LoR1s1'rA VVIMMER Intramural Council: Y-Teens 10, 11, 12: . . good foot . . . hunting IKLIUJ Int rnmurnls 10 11, 12: Photography 11, 12: Glue Club 11, 125 Operett: 11, 12: Plastics Club 11, 12. Office practice, if you please . . . get jo be hind the wheel and she's in heaven . . . in tends to enter college . . . waiting for tha certain Air Force man to come home . . shntterbug . . . plastic artist. fffwf W W fa G 'W ' 42, ff WL 2v3ffJ56,,,, 'af if vw ZW Q wwf L , , LM, EM iwggygfxzxbwgffwxlg My java sf 'gfglw Mh2 ffff if WIN fa .Q 2552.9 13 fw MW W ef Qimvgfwwi we ' SN AQXUQ . 5 W 5 ww MV l'aNf'Q-'1mQ.- NW-5 W 5 Wl??fEfQf3HffMf'Wff MET ff S ,MW iifjfgfwa? 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They will need it as they meet the obstacles of the future. Time will play a large part in their lives as it has in ours. They must use their remaining school years to learn, to make friends, and to benefit from the mistakes we have made. Wle hope they will be successful. 54 1 w 'v W TY ' ir -i l-1, ll-l Fuzsr Row-Gene Miller, Harry Bennett, Elwood Weppel, Dale Kinsey. S1-TCOYD Row-Annette Svarpanlonio QSecretaryj, Barbara Edmonds QTreasurerj, Priscilla Molnar fVice-Presidentj, jerryG1'oss fPresi- dentj. Barbara Stone fStudent Councilj, Carolyn Christine. ,FIIIRD Row-Nancy Heller, Janet Hower, Caro- lyn Gregor, Kay Brown, Judy Whitehead, Ruth Ann Frey, Shirley Michael, Audrey Leamon. Foinrru Row-john Vandergrift, Donald Kiger, Barbara Storm, Peggy Steckel, Leonore Uh- ler, Ronald Rominish, Bob Mouser, Brian McPeek. Fllfru Row-Charles Kichline, Louie Casciole, Charles Butner, Dennis Milton. Charles Her- rit, Bing Crosseu, ll-2 Fuxsr Row-Carol Labarre, Madeline VanHorn 1Secretaryj, Ronald Young QVice-Presideutj, Sandra Young fPresidentj. Sue Markley Qlreasnrerj, Pat Conover. Sl-'COND Row-Melveue Thatcher, Mary Ann Stavros, Barbara Young, Judy Coldren, Nao- mi George, True Musselman, Elaine Nich- olas, june Moser, Barbara White. Tlllkll Row-Dave VanHorn, Andy Bond, Dick Heller, Marilyn Aagaard. Susan Clark, lid- gar Brasefield, Gene Scarl, William Raub, Donald Schlough. Forfaru Row-Robert Buckley. Elmer Lambert, Larry Hockmau. Bruce Koplin, Kenny Har- rison, Ronald Lerch, Jimmy Frank. ll-3 FIRST Row-Carol Edinger, jean Kriedlcr, jean Newhard. Georgine Fry, Nancy Pickle, Mary jane Geiger. S1-tcoxn Row-Lora Lee Stickley, Eileen Weid- meu, Joanne Henlhorn, James Weaver, Ed- ward Smart, Robert Flowers, Grant Brewen. Patricia Bethnnan, jean Vanatta, Nancy Sho- ber. -IQKIIRD Row-Barbara Young, Harry Mc- Gugan, Donald Thatcher, George Heil, Cora Cawley, Lorraine Finelli, Judy Regina. Fouurn Row-Charles Fuller, George Moffo, John Achenbach, August Baggest. George Walters, George Williams, George Keifcr, jack Hicks, Mxssmo Fkoxr l'1c'rulu2-Shirley Ijppincot, David Powell, Iiltou Rutt. 56 ll-4 FIRST Row-Brook Burroughs, Dale Kleppinger fTreasurerj, Peter Sales fViz:e-Presidenll. Richard Whitteker fPresidentj, Marjorie Teague QSecretaryj, Deanna Werkhciser. EECOND Row-Patricia Fehnel, Nancy Wootten, Beulah Mayer, Ruth Gaughran, Leonore Jones, Marjorie Carr, Patricia Metz, Sandra W Berrell, Carolee Shupe. Iunzn Row-Barry Moore, Coreen Beishline, Kay y Richardson, Richard YValtcr, Mlarren Un- , ger, Carole Bean, Judy Fenstermacher, john X Cooke. FOURTH Row-Ronald Barrow. David I-lixson, Donald Kressman, Lee Dillard, Henry Kinn- mel. slisslxc FROM PlC'l'llRIi-hfIll'j0l'lC Sullivan fslll- dent Councill, l-Villiam Moyer. june Brong. ll-5 fmsr Row-Hialler Mondlak, Donald Myers fChaplainj, Alan Bilder, QVice-Presidenlj, john Pokcrifsak, QPx'esidentj. Donald Le- Clair fTreasurerj, Richard Holzer. ircoxn Row-Beverly Brown, Mary Ann Hor- Lon, Kathleen McCann, Nancy Seiple, Carol Renkwilz, Patricia Marcellus. Beverly Rauh, Daryl Whitmore, JoAnne Schiro. Ifmun Row-Robert Panoyec, Lorraine Bach- nmn, Kathleen Hosking, Ray Cardwell, Rich- L ard Harlzell. Elaine Geary, Nancy McElroy, Elmer Biglcy. Fouxrrn Row-Robert Mlerner, Guy Fulmer, Don- ald Diehl, Russell Setcer, Edward Complon, Donald Riechard. 4llSSlNG Fam! PIC'I'URE-SllZ2ll'1llC Busch, Judy Coleman, Mary Frindt, Susan Lauhach, Irene .-Xdaniilis. 10-1 SITTLNC-Anrelio Revilla, Barry Appleman, El- son Harmon, joseph Buerlen. li1ks'r Row-Linda Whiting, Sterling Smith QSCC- retary Treasurerj. Robert Kline qPrcsitlentl, Richard Young QVice-Presiclentj, Anne Carl- ing fStntlent Councill, Sl-icoxn Row-Marcia Brazina, janet Morris, Kathleen Markley, Linda Licsko, Shirley Hart, Elaine Person, jane Guerke, Beverly Fuller, Susan Coleman. Timm Row- Carol Edmondson. Betty Keeler, Mary Koch, Beverly Bartok. Linda Panik. Marilyn Rinker, Catherine Neiser, Diana Fehnel. james Smith. Foukrn Row-Glenn Bachman. Teri Border, james Gerstner, Peter Mnrgia. Thomas Nlenclham, joseph Ackerman. l0-2 Fmsr Row-Helen Martin, Phyllis Pysher QSec- retaryj, Donna Doherty fVice-Presldentj, Charles Laubach fPresidentb. Augustine Nlanento fTreasurerl, 'Thomas Leaver fStu- clent Couneilj. Sl-ACOND Row-jane Brotzman, Sue Ann Gnalano, Elaine Hrymack. Bonnie Smith. Doris Sei- ple, Rosemarie Fulton. Carole Hall, Joanne ll'erkheiser, Alice Campbell, Betty Pysher. Tnnm Row-Dale Murray, Charles Patterson, Earl Chegwidden, David Miller, Larry Freer. Barry Wagner. Fotikrll Row-lVilliam Lynch, Yvilllillll Cyphers, Richard Kline. Merton Kilpatrick, Thomas Hodge, Barry Kilpatrick, Kenneth Culher. l0-3 FIRST Row-Alberta Zellner. Margaret llalliet. Gale Dobbins, Donna Lallarre, joan Mecler, Marie Auerbach. SECOND Row-Helen Vitlao, Ann Buss. Sue Kash- nha. Paul Gary fTreasurerj, Judy Messin- ger fSecretaryj, llfilliam Hoflstatll. Wire- Presidentl. Patricia Trumbauer. Barbara Habel. Judy Flemming. Timm Row-Clair Bennett, Carole Walker, Marj- orie Beale, Roy Kelclmer, Walter Stack- house, Thomas johnson QStutlent Councilj, Ralph Klingerman, Carol lkfhilclen, Rose- marie Messer fflhaplainj. Nancy Heck, George Shelling. FOURTH Row-Ray Keller, Harold Miller, Leo Duran, jay Brotzman, Ralph Hess, Thomas Seip. Harold Rice, Barry Meyers. Clark Van Buskirk. NIISSING Faoin Pimtnu:-Haroltl Helm ql'resi- clcntj, Sally Ann Cobb. 58 10-4 FIRST Row-Martin Reagle, George Laros, An- derson Raub, Barry Walters, James Kil- patrick, John Barr. Sl-icoxn Ron'-Joan Steiumetz, Jane Montgom- ery qlkankerj, Jean Gardner fChaplainJ, Ronald Rapp QVice-Presidentj, Jeanne Med- er 4l'resideutp. Mary Hirko fTreasnrerj, Lois Sandercock qStudeut Countzilj. Tnntn Row-Joyce Blose, Judith Goodyear, Bar- bara Gensheimer, Dorothy Young, Patricia Siebler, Carol Muretta, Mary Rasely, Janet 1-lhrie. Charleen Kline. Diane Genther. Fotfkrn Row-Sheron Scott, Catherine Bergstres- ser, Judith Werner, Arthur Beinlick fSec- crctaryj, Doris Knauss. Concetta Roma, Lynne Swindells. Frances Silagyi. Fnfru Row-Dwight McCray, Edward Canivan, Charles Pettie, Andrew Smith, Carl Berger. Robert llfagner, James Schortz, Franris La- Rosa. Misslxc Fam: PlC'I'l,IRl-1-EllgCllC Warner. l ll-5 Fuasr Row-Robert Volkert, Charles Melick, lVi1- liam Derringer, Kenneth Golden, Kenneth Wyant. Sl-:coxn Row-Richard Wieder fl'residentj, Bon- nie Fretz fVice-Presidentj, Gert Srheuer- man fStutlent Councilj, Carol lV0lbach m1Cl1aplainj, Carol Altemose fSeCretaryj, Robert Mason fTreasurerj. Tlukn Row-Anna Hank, Brenda Rankin, Judy Wrobel. Shirley Wasserman, Sandra Frey, Barbara Miller. June Kehler, Janet Fry, Nancy Howey, Barbara Sawchuck. Fotuaru Row-June Stone, Donald Messer, Rob- ert Haag, James Sandi, Victor Rodite, Blayne Olsen, 'llina Psitos, Carol McCarthy. Fnfru Row-Ronald Kressman, Lynn Correll. Elwood Hosier. Robert Stem, Robert Kuns- man, Barry McPeek. FIISSINC FROM PlC'1'URl-1-.JOBllllC liike, James lib- ner. 10-6 Ifuzsr Row-Lynn Kerbaugh QSLudent Clonncilj, Michael Binder QTreasurerj, Judy Anthony QSecretaryl, Ronald Foulk fVice-Presidentj. Julia Underwood, Nancy Ward. S1-:coxn Row-Vera Swarts, Leanne Fowler, De- lores Vanl-lorn, Ernestine Guinta, Etta Jane Siegel, Barbara Berardinucci, Jean Burke- vich, Joan Burkevich. Tnntn Row-Joseph Zimmer, Luther Jacoby, Hilliard French, Delores Lesher. Marlene Uhler, Harriet lN'armen, Dale Mengel, Her- bert Miller. Foekru Row-ll'ayne Schaffer, Dave Schippers, Carl Fretz, Donald Bethman, David Wal- ters Barry MacDougall. FIISSING FROM PlC'l'URIi-Fl'CClCl'lCk Gensheimer ql'residentj, Eva Klump, Robert Rutt, Nan- cy Stroble. James Kelly. 5 9 9-1 FIRST Row-Jiunuy Walsh, Tony Iudicello, Tec Thatcher, Gordon Tillman, Louis Pacchio li, lid Rheinhirt. SECOND Row-Barbara Seiple QClIaplainj, Marci: Culver, QSecrctaryJ, Bob Curnow QVice Presidentj, RlIea Ewing Qlfresidentb, Caro Newman frIil'CHSlll'C1'J, Jerry Grimm QSIII dent Councilj. 'flllRD Row-Nancy Hautz, Judy Hagenhucl' Mickey Scrak, Dolores Nodoline, Brend Rice, Bonnie Werkheiser, Beverly XVolbacl' FOURTII Row-Glenn Rath, Gerald Lahr, Bil Green, YVZIYIIC Bilder, Lee Carney, Ton Anlenbach. FIIPTII Row-Paul Heller, Pat Martin, Caro Arudt, Kay Encclewski, Nancy Slaats, Jud Heller, Albert Pfenning. NIISSING FROM P1CTURl-I-13011 Herritt, Jana Knecht. 9-2 FIRST Row-Charles Fehnel, Joe Boranni, Lesli Kenmrerer, Frank Yost, Dale Fern, Tor McGrath. Siicoxu Row-John Wcinerth QChaplainj, Die Way QPresideutJ, Bill Lawall fvice-Presl denty, Carol Ritzman QStudent Council Nancy Sestak, fSCCl'ClZll'J'-'fl'C2lSlll'Cl', Bank ery, Suzanne Hulshizer, QChaplainj. TIIIRD Row-Jeanette Groil, Joanne Kindt, Mar cia Coyle, Charmaine Walters, Catherin Grey, DiaIIe Schmidt, Marlene Adams, Bal bara Hartranft, Barbara Scholl. FQURTII Row-Carl Bartholoiuew, Larry Clewel Mike Woodring, Ronald Hamlem, Johz Harlpcuce, Joe Moranz, Franklin l-leln' Charles Vlasics, Tom Kichline. FIFTH Row-Richard Miller, Mary Piro, Caroly Zingore, Beverly Border, l'alI'icia Ziliu Bonnie Dornblaser, Elizabeth O l'oole, Bel ty Anderson. l 9-3 FIRST Row-Donald Gable, Robert 'l'rembleI Robert Brotzman, Doualcl English, Barr Del'cw, Donald Miller. Slfeoxn Row-Gary Shriver QSecret:u'yJ, Terr Carroll Qflhaplainj, JoAnn Ralph QPres dentl. David Meyers, Student Council! Walter Seip fVice-Presidentj. James Palmey ililllkb Row-Dorothy Franzreb, Susan Aver Jane Bryfogle, Jean Adamilis, Judith Hui Pat Ginty, Marianne Uhler. FoIIRTII Row-George Liedy, John Painter, Riel ard Wansley, Elmer Johnson, Terry Kaise Janet Weller, Joann Evely. l:IF'l'lI Row-Maryella McCloughan, Carol Knip Bzrrbara Moslow, Dolly Fox, lklaureen Hale Nancy Brugler. ' 60 9-4 FIRST Row-Ronald Heinrich, Jack 0'Brein, Wayne Meyers, Jerry Cosouer, Glen Abel, Toni Frick. Si-icoun Row-Nannette Ostergren, Lynn Saw- cbuch fTreasurerl, Susan Heil fVice-l'resi- dentj, Diane Purdy fl'residentQ, Kay Rog- gers qSeerelaryJ, Phyllis Gardner. Tinian Row-Sandra Hoilman, Jane Kressman, Linda Hopler, Nancy Borda. Roberta Ar- nold, Joyce Mitman, Judy Faust. Foukru Row-Robert Miller, Joseph Moezydlow- ski, Roger Young, Ed Clark. Dick Jones, Mack Gutzwiler. Fnfru Row-Phyllis Hageubuch. Sherwood Doud, James Wright. Wayne Pfeller, Harold How- er, Carol Tindall. Nlissixn FROM plC1'I'URli-PRIX Evanski, Judy Stout. 9-5 F1Rs'r Row-Thomas Hoy, Donald Jackson. Ed MeGary, Lars Knauss, Peter Parker, Ray- mond Reichard. Srczoxn Row-Margaret Gaugbran, Grace Stef- ano tPresidenlj, Mary Lou Frankenueld fSCCl'Cl1ll'yJ. Elaine Newhard. fTreasurerj. Sylvia Cordon, Carol Walter. Tinian Row-Carole Sherrer, Betty Becker, Carol Haswell, Nancy Jellrey, Katherine De Hart. Pat Piparato, Katherine Hicks. FouR'ril Row-Charles Oehler, James Campbell, Dale Smith, Archie Brolzman, Bob Hazel- ton, Dale Hofmann. Fnfru Row-Carol Fromm, Robert Miller, Jolm Margeson. John Bogusky, Bob Vandergrift. Shirley Reiss. BIISSINC FROM l'lc'ruRiz-Toin Beegle CVice-Presi- dentl. Gloria Ernst. 9-6 FIRST Row-Patricia Laubach. Anna Kntas fVice-Presidentj, Carolyn Lust fPresidentj. Barbara Gaughran, fStudent Councill, Joan Zegalia fSecretaryJ, Patricia Pfeifer. Siacoxn Row--Shirley Demel, Nancy Miller, Nor- ma Walliser, Sandra DeRoach, Sandra Hahn QBankerj, Lynn Snyder, Donna Sandt, Em- ma Schlegel. 'Fumn Row-Dennis Elliot, Walter Jennings, James Rissmiller, Charles Bogusky, Ronald Haag, lVilliam Hodge, Jimmy Cummins. FoUR'rH Row-Gary Frank, William Lancaster, Evan Martin, Donald Buskirk, Richard Moeller. Robert Piltinger. MISSING-Antliony Guadagnino. Robert Haycork. 61 9-7 FIRST Row-Glenn Kitchen, jim Vogrin, Bob Barr, Clark Berry fStudent Couneilj, Larry Bonstein. Srcoxb Row-Dolores Oehler fSecreLaryj, Mary Lou Harlan fllssistant Treasurerl, Judy Hunt Wice-Presiclentl, jack Davies qllresi- dcmj, Bill Howey fASSiSlilllI Treasurerl, Carol Altemose Q.-Xssistant Secretary-j. VIHIRD Row-Mary Pyatt, Betty Sue Unangst, Joan Dewalt, Lee Mason, Doris Nase, Lor- raine Broadman. FOURTII Row-jean Pyatt. Henry Slonebaek, Ron Horan, Angelo D'Nicuola, Walrer jewutt. FIFTH Row-Larry Shafer, Arthur Colfman, john McDonough, james Templeton. lValt Krae- mer. XIISSIXG FROM PICTLFRIZ-hfZ'l1'SllZlll lVagner. 9-8 FIRST Row-joan Dclllycher, Barbara Hartranfl, Belly O'Toole, Joyce Hopper, Evelyn En- sley, Barbara Miller. SI-:czoxn Row-Lynn Hauplley, Barry Becker, Jane Hiney, Nancy Brugler, Belly Anderson, joan Pyatt, Donald Simmons. 'FIIIRD Row--Gordon Tillman, Rodger Young, lid Clark, Richard lllansley, Carl Bartholo- mew, Peter Szrnodis. FOl'R'l'll Row-Thomas Kiehline, George Liedy, George Schrcnk, Robert Brotzman, Charles Vlasics, Tony Inddieello. 8-1 Ifnzsr Row-Richard Howey, Robert Bogari, Richard Shaneherger, Hlilliam lVerner, Tom Iinsley. S1-:coND Row-Pal Bchler ffreasurcrj, Darlene Schmidt fSLndent Conneilj, Carol Buss fl'residenll, Patsy Ribaudo fSeereLaryj, Dar- lene Dorso qVice-Presidenlj, Laraine Lin- coln. Tnnm Row-Dortha Lambert, Margaret Neath- erman, Sarah jane De Bleyker, Elinore Mill- er, Mary Lou Mellor, Carol Kiehline. I FoUR'rlI Row-lilsie Tresize, Judy Sharkey, Ben- I jamin jones, Charles Clark, Bruce Cowell, jack Morrow, Barry Phillips. , l:lF'l'll Row-james Ralph, Gale Tucker, Rudy Horvath, Robert Bud, john Schanewolf. I Mlssxxo Faoxl l,lC'l'URli-HOll'2ll'll Holfman, James Rhon. 62 8-2 Fmsr Row-Robert Shuman, Mark Siegfried. William Bigley, Arthur Herritt, Robert Klass, Lloyd Best fTreasurerJ. Stfconn Row-Rose Bealnn. Jean Miller lSee- retaryj, Wallace Webber Ql'residentj, Ron' ald Burns QVice-Presidentj. Jeannette Bub- ha qStudent Councilj, Sharon Heller. 'THIRD Row-Donna Illick, Carol Beishsline, Sal- ly Poromis, Katherine Haag, Carolyn Allen, Faye Matyger. Fotikrtt Row-Lewis Stevenson, Ronald Gress, Nancy Silagyi, Brenda Saltern, Jacqniline Raul, Burton Crcyer, Raymond Rissmiller, Arthur McGee. Fnfrn Row-Robert Rodgers. Barry McCullen, Frank Tinnner, Leonard llehler, Larry Mill- er, William Haddad. Mtsstxn Fnoxr l'tc'ruata-Brenda Sandt. 8-8 Fnxsr Row-Terry Strohl, Rodney Kuller, Flrien Acher, Lee Shafer, Harvey Feinman. SECOND Row-Nancy Brotzman. Floyd Stem QSec- retaryl, Joe Bogusky fl'residentj, Bonnie Fenstermacher CVice-Presidentl, Dick Hol- lywood fStutlent Conneilj, Jim Chesterton fliankerl. 'THIRD Row-Richard Wilson, Joyce Hfalters, Inese Zeltins, Dalean Smith, Caroline Wllag- ner, Carole Belum, Evelyn Repsher, Paula Wirth, Gwen Epstein. Foulcrtt Row-Lois Hosier. Alice I-I . Betty Lou Shafer, Charles Krutzler, Clilford Campbell, Bonnie Werltheiser, Gail Edin- ger. Ftlfrn Row-Tom Young, David Le Clair, Charles Underwood, Lawrence Gray, Donald Men, Marvin Moser, Carl Ranb, Allen Rom- anish. 8-4 Ftksr Row-Carol Frace, Peggy VVright, Sandra Meyers fStt1dent Cotmcilj, Neil Bittner fVice-Presidentj, Eleanor Sebring QSecre- tary-Treasurerj, Mary Knapp. Sizcoxn Row-Carol Kunsman, Sharon Troxell, Joann Arvonio, Arlene Stull, Diane Micolo- chick. Betsy Verenna, Marilyn Gross, Carol Person, Joan Morris. 'THIRD Row-Charles Adams, Lester Buskirk, William Bonners, Raymond Fehnel, Louis MeCullen, Larry Lehner, Robert Vlasics, Joe Burkevich. FoURTn Row-Alfred Manento, Richard Strouse, James Stone, Paul Gale, Vklayne Remaly, Earl Weidman, Edward Fisher. NIISSING Fkoxr Pxcrutuc-Carol Ann Laell, Kay VanHorn. 63 8-5 Fuzsr Row-Dick Messinger, Russell 'l'rumbauer, Barry Fehnel, Nicky Mentesena, Gratt Quin- ter, Ralph Bachman. Sizcoxn Row-Barbara Deubler, Ted Miller QChaplainj, Lois Yeager fPresidentj, Lee- lani Huston fVice-Presidentj, Arlene Bag! gest fSecretaryj, Robert Zacharda fStudent Councilj. Truim Row-Carol Wagner, Harriet Baker, joan Helm, Fay lialer, janet Van Horn, Gale Hutnik, joe Archer. l-'ourrn Row-john Hackman, Richard Sandl. Ernest Beckley, Robert Rodeto, Bill Stoudt, Steve Cromonic, john NVettlaufer. Ftrrn Row-Guy Geary, Eva Mario Leman, Nancy Vandegrift, Anita Notter, Karen Rice, Marilyn Whitehead. XIISSIXG FROM 1,lC'l'URl'I-RObCl'i lfehnel Cfreas- urerj Kenny Klump. 8-6 linasr Row-David Gerspach, Robert Miller, jolm Keintnerer, james Moser, jack Helm. Slfcoxn Row-Rose Marie Indorato, Ronald Riss- miller QXHCC-1'l'CSillClllj, Beverly Sales fSee- retaryj, Gary Browne ql'residentj. Walter Fatzinger fStudent Councilj, Sally Ann Henn. Tunum Row-Blaine Smith, joanne Dieffender- fer, Wilma Berger, Carol Kichline. Christa l-Iixon, Mary Ann Worthington, Eileen O'- Neill, Shirley Conrad. F0l7R'l'll Row-Elizabeth Younger, Dolores lfimi- ano, joe Petrosky, Robert Ruschman, james Vannatla. Paula Moser, Kathy Kleck- ner. l-'lrrn Row-Bob Young, Richard Hower, lVar- ren Phillips, Lynn Watt, Dennis Mclner- ney, Larry Gutekunst, Marilyn Maurer. NIISSING FROM PIC'l'l'RF--El1llllC Smith, Bonnie Masler. 8-7 F1ks'r Row-'Walter Underwood, Harry Wyaut, Ronny Harding, Richard McCann. Sreoxn Row-Margaret Newhart, Charles Fritts f'l?reasurerj, Walter Paff fVice-Presidentj, Donald Hosier fPresiclentj, Ronny Terzino QSC-cretaryj, joan Paul. Tumn Row-Susan Vanover, judy Hartranfl, Christine Carnesali, Polly Clark. Mary jane Gibb, Elaine Meyers, Barbara Fretz. FOURTII Row-Doug Brown. jim Rulaud. jere Haas. Bruce Kachline, Charles Hawk. Don- ald Rissmiller. Paul Miller. llen Seigel, Thomas Dieker. FII- I'll Row-Mike llallato, Connie Schippcrs, Dolores Templeton, joan Yeager. judy Smart, Leila Sandi.. Sharon Fern, Raymond Pysher. fi-I 8-3 Fmsr Row-Alan Jacobs, John Regreet, Edward Kline, Robert Hufnagel, John Volkert. Srcoxu Row-Pauline Maleske, Charles Shultz fVice-Presidentj, Gilbert Fehnel fllresidentj, Leonard Dunbar QStudent Councilj, Bar- bara Heller lBankerJ, Carol Raub. 'I-'HIRD Row-Ruth Thompson, Verna Border, Shayne Helm, Velma Reeser, Carol Ann Hudock, Carol Tillman. FOURTH Row-Marie Murphy, Kay Repsher, John Jankowich, Theodore Polomchak, Ray- mond Abert, Sandra Bickel, Olma Wagner. Fnfrn Row-Ronald Kale, Michael Schuler, Da- vid, Holland, Joseph Servasi, Robert Siga- foos. Missmrs FROM Plc'rUR1s-Carol Schelero, Harry Featherman. 8-9 FIRST Row-Allan Teger, Robert Mutschler, Victor Lecause, Herbert Rubenstein, Ron- ald Lee. SIICOND Row-Kenneth Metzgar CTreasurerJ, Donald Grimm fVice-Presidentj, Linda Xvar- man qPresidentJ, Margaret Mayberry QSec- retaryy, Mary Lee Morris qStndent Councilj, Sandra Smith. Tuma Row-Carol Feitt, Sandra Shriver, Caro- lyn Simmers, Carol Wirebach. Karen Frace, Marlene Schoen, Carolyn McGee, Mary Ann Baglyos, Carol Kroening. FOURTH Row-Sandra Cray, Donald Chegwidden, James Fielder, Theodore Schaffer, Harry Underwood, William Helfner, Fredric Bloom, Carol Rasely. FIETH Row-Martin Cohen, Robert Reichard, William Wrobel. Joel Sales, Robert Kiefer, John Telepo, 7-1 FIRST Row-Robert Bath, Yvally Boyer, Dickie Rader, Donald Sargen, John Remaley, Rob- ert Hass. SECOND Row-Betsy Garner fStudent Conncilj, Tommy Altemose QTreasurerj, J i m m y Kirchofer QPresidentl, George Kuper Nice- Presidentj, Carol Shafer QSecretaryj, Bar- bara Johnson. Tnmn Row-Alberta Knapp, Rita Gutekunst, Darlene Brown, Judy Curnow, Carol Hel- lings, Lee Davies, Mary Herritt. FOURTH Row-Karen Strouse, Nancy Stump, Priscilla Kostenbader, Jean Wehner, Mary Ann Palmer, Karen Dungan, Sherry Tom- ascllo. FIFTH Row-Henry Franzreb, Howard Camp- bell, Frank Zingone, George Kiefer, Barry Karch, Barry Hoskins. 65 7-2 Fntsrr Row-Bob Pursell, Ricky Snyder. Barry Miller, Teddy Hanse. Ronald Hazelton. Srcoxn Row-Phyllis Barron fStudent Councilj, Linda Richards qSecretaryj. Linda Kuller QPresidentj, Phil Lauer qVice-Presiclemj, Ronnie Kline f'I'reasurerj. joAnu Numan' lliankerj. 'l'nu1n Row-Susan Ehner. joan Davey, Shirley Sullivan. Pat Herster. judilh Weaver. ju- dilh Kane, Carol Highee. l-'ouatru Row-Linda Cassler, Carol Gabor. Mary l.ou Hosking. Carol Ann llraetorius, l.u- cille Torcivia. Ruth Hodge. john Gardner. FIFTH Row-Henry Guerke. Alfred Sandi. Law- rence Satller. Paul Ruth, Fred Gihhs. Bar- ry Del'ampl1ilis. Nllssixc Fnoxi l'lt:'rmua-Carl Cooke. 7-E5 lfutsr Row-Raymond Manunano, Robert Sny- der. Barry Young. Donald liercaw, Rohert Crowther. SFQIUND Row-Pat Smith, Marietta Grifo QTreas- urerj, june Blase QSecretaryj. Charlotte jones fVice-Presidentj, Marie Snyder Ql'rcsi- dentj, Marian Samens. 'l'lllRD Row-Sandra Bartok, Roberta Hodge, Gloria jean Eliner, Dolores Bace, joamre Leidy. Patricia Lutz. Gail Unangst. lfouaru Row-Kay Ann Sircger, Lester l'hler, Kenneth liuttner. Elwood Knauss, james Kilpatrick, Barbara Roskilly. l:IF'l'll Row-Thomas Bergstresser, jackie Dudi- cello. Thomas O l'oole, Gary Rapp, Rich- ard Smith. RIISSIXG FROM PICTURIQ-RlClVlll Sl. Amant, Har- old Helm. 7--1 Fuzsr Row-jessie McFeeley, john Matthews Q'l'reasurerj, Bruce Gary fI'resident and llankerj, joseph Matyas fVice-Presidentj, Frances Berman fSecrelaryj, Kathie Betz QStudent Councilj. Srtzown Row-Richard Schultz, Richard Drey, Carole Nester, Elizabeth McCloughau, Mu- riel Kocher, Audrey Clark. Anthony Pac- chioli, Eric Garis. 'I'uuux Row-Louanne McKelvey. jean Wood4 rull', Carol Gellert. Nancy Miller, Kathleen Kutzler. Sonya Stannard, Nancy Eickholl. Edward jankowich. Foukru Row-Charles Kando. Terry Rauh, Roh- ert Kellogg, Donald Leedom. james Sulfarc, Ronald Smith, Robert Arnts. NIISSING Fkoxr PlC'l'URl-f-.'xl'lCllC Elmer. Marion Haddad, jean Nitchkey. 66 7-5 lfnzsr Row-Kirk Russell, Robert, Vanover. Lee Berry, lValler Bafhman, Fred Mebus. Rich- ard Braselield. Siiczomn Row-Barbara Laubaeh, Sandra Young qSecretaryJ, Thomas Gatanzaro fl'rcsidentJ, Gloria Vanderbilt qVice-Presidentj, Sally McElroy fliankerj, Barry Sciple QStudent Conneilj. 'IQHIRD Row-Joanne Indoraro, Nina Schoenber- gci, Barbara Cohen. Bonnie Marshall, Mary Reqrut. Rosemarie Donchez, Shelia Pac- cl'ioli. Fouiran Row-Maryam: Kulxeher, Nancy Dorn- blaser. Jean White, Barbara Wciler, Bonnie Benka, Karen Norvig. FlIf'l'Ii Row-David Steigerwalt, Robert Fulton, George Heitczman, Steven Schooley, vlCl0l' Kurilko, Robert Pellen. Woodrow Hart- zell 7-b Fnzsr Row-Leslie Petlie, Matthew Gualano, Darryl Bilhnan, Steven Schramel, Ralph Kiger. Slicoxn Row-Brenda liisel qllankerj. John Vnris rlzeawurerj, Janice Fulmer QSecretaryj, Karen Ciambrone fStudent Councilj, Lee Hfagner fl'residentj, Ralph Malelsky fVice- Piesiclenlj. Tnnxn Row-Marcia La Rosa, Sharon Eneelew- ski, Ginny Smith, Sylvia Jones, Elaine Stroble, Gail Ihrie. I-'oinrrn Row-Rae Sweger, Suzanne Stone, Ray- mond Ernst. George Rcecek, Carol Demel, Naomi Reeser. FIFTII Row-Ellwood Febncl, Russell Kern, Da' vid Van Horn. Terry Gibbs, Barry Smith, Will iam Bergsi resser. hlISSlNG FROM PKZ'I'llRl-1--KIIIIIICS Hess. 7-7 i lRS'I' Row-John Piparato, Rodney Pritchard, Bill Kies, George Fehnel, Clarence King. Sl-ZCOND Row-Ernest Falco fl'residentj, David Diehl fTreasurerj, Joyce Avalon fStudent Gouncilj, Jean Regina fSecretaryj, Helen Ahart 4Vice-Presidentj, Judith Clewell. Tnnum Row-Barbara Angle, Natalie Richards. Judy lincelewski, Kathryn lloskey, Janet Hillman, Maria Psitos. Foinrrn Row-Warren Mehrkam, Theodore Mount oseahine Murgia Barbara Frey, - .l -' I ' - Andrey Warner, Nancy Mann. 1' IFTH Row-Albert Holland, Bradford Sampson. Lee Mengel, Rolla Richards, Paul Wagner. 67 7-8? Fmsr Row-Mary? Borda, Keith Meller, Peggy Robjzftsf' Daxiicl Boyer, Douglas Iioliiieifirggl Klingcfliirran. SECOIS5'A'.liE!YN'jiif!Clflf2EBQQl', Ka' Marey, Bar- bara Hersffffi3Cha1'leyn Pot r,y fa Lau- hach, NHIICYI-l cail'liS0Il, a a , , Connie Wills, NancyvK.a 1 awgu f r.llHlRD Row-Lana McCarl S1 Anne Greene. Patsy MyeliL21' in' nso , Dian Hus- ton, Sandr- X ' , Glo 'a T , Mary Benson . ' Bally Nleyem fhomas Shi ennell Rush, Dreher Depew, Roger oger, Ron- ald Mason, Anthony Mentesana. FOUR-,-H Row-Robert Soc '52 C lkygflEle1,ES j hllSSING FROM l'lC'l'U llll3lIl SerfassJ K , . ,641 K fx Il f , f W 1 I f 7-9 a g n Scalllon Raymond Knitter, gxlggllfaz L I Donald Hazelton, Rich- SECOND ' o ' 'e S'egfried QChaplainj, Almeda cl, fSt t Councilj John Schiro QPresi- demj, Bal Rapp qVice-President and Bank- erj, Bonnie Bastka fSecretaryj, Thomas Dingle QTreasurerj. ST gf' ' .u. - ' Y x ' Q, x arf Ah' lw, E ' , FFHIRD Row-Carol Pyatl, Sharon Wenninger, Sally Avery, Cindy Pickel, Donna Lee Hap- pel, Gladys Kichline, Sue Yetter. Founrn Row-Diana Shriver, Judy Fatzinger, Susan Campbell, Carol Mosher, Kathleen Lee, Gail Koplin, Marcia WVOodruFf. Fu-ern Row-Paul Melick, Ronald Hineline, Bernard Schwar, William Rowlands, Ber- nard Murphy, Jerry Busch, Robert Bas- sect. 'af N QXQ fat? E A i:Q.,i:1: ? li -klf ' C K Y J C, xv- ,: :Q 5 N an i Y ,Y Mb .f -K KX R., iililigi xii 151 ALMA MATER N CHQ 'fiiii'if44M4iW if 3g'1'W 3U'fi gTtu TL gifiwfgilqgiggilifijiig G- 1120.151 Thin' Ive 0111 0 ,wg 5 and. Ir, PRN-IJ U1 Rl- ww- Mn- tea, Know-led3e's ihvmgoue av-'+R isfiiiiliaiififif fi huns and WG JB lf'-H OUR-Eve is fltee. Q, W. iiflifii -USN wifk haf- mQm1RlC8 of 'fha Houni whlh wt ififff5iffEl??fj151 ifififjqfff tjwlsfjii Q j-1.4 0 1 fi3g3,1Af1keNi 443fif44 ii 'if 11 4' fa-1111 I-ii? fwof ji EN iigilfiiiifljj eAmiss'n-N of Q-C.51n.ClmlJ 86:-wpnn-1, own-eng nf' The : Time aIled . For many of us, the most thrilling moments at Wil- son High have been those spent on the gridiron, track, baseball field, or basketball court. WV e haven't always won, but we have enjoyed every minute of every game, whether it was that big Thanksgiving Day football contest, or a quick basketball session in gym class. Sports have taught us muscular co-ordination, the val- ue of teamwork, and, of course, sportsmanship. Mfe dis- covered that there is value in losing as Well as winning. Time has been called for the seniors, so here is the record with pictures of those thrilling moments. TRIBUTIZ TO GEORGE CARLING VARSl I'Y CLUB XV AXVARD I.. In R.-Garner, Edward Storm, joseph Huston, Curling. 70 Y EM Fuzsr Row-Wilson, Rader, Bruch, Murray, Correll, Ciambrone, Lcshcr, Van Horn, W. Helm, Hoye, Keeler, Trumbauer. SECOND Row-D. Van Horn fManagerj, Holzer, Rhymer, Harrigan, Vohs, Goodyear, Martyn, Dicker, Strawn, Eichlin, Smith, Epstein fMnnagerj. 'THIRD Row-H. I-lelm, Unger, Cascioli, Gensheimer, Sales, Frank, Harrison, Pokrifsnk, Kline, Romanish. FOURTH Row-Brotzman, Heller, Whitteker, Brewen, Cooke. Smart, Nlcuscr, H:n'tr:mfL, Kiger, LeCluir. FRONT-jilnnly Hall, Mascot. Varsity Football Coach ------- LIONEL Juan HALL Assistant Coaches FREDERICK EISENHARD, PAUL Ovlrz Captain - - - - - 1015 CIANIBRONE Student Manager IQICHARD EPSTL-:IN Ifrzrzzlty M Ilrflllggl' GEORGE C-ARLING Trainer - - XVILLIANI Mokkow Doctor - - - DR. KliNNli'l'H KU!-IN lllilson ..... .. 6 Easton ........ ....... . l'Vilson ..... .. 6 Allentown C. Cath lflfilson .. .. .. 0 P'Burg .......... l'Vilson ..... ..... 2 6 Bangor .......,.... . VVilson ..... ..... l 2 E. Stroudsburg ..... wilson ..... ..... 2 5 Pen Argyl ....... lfVilson ..... ..... 3 4 Slatington ..... lVils0n ..... .. 7 Nazareth 72 7 ,yiv 9 1? 5 w 11-A. ,414 ,A Ag ff' A kg ' A EK, 4 X f I 'f -.,. ' Tk , ig: Qrfflfu, - :Q gi .Q is ,,,.x. ..+, h Q. -K . . Q , AWE! 1.. . -Q hi 5 1 M X ,:- x ,I N 1' x X: is 5 W fn Q ornz Z 1 -A ia E Ll , , . fw -'fy , fx, 'zfnf . N, ' , 1 Q i if , ' K SL K ' . 5' ' F' Q wi . . R fx! V- If-if V ., , iff? 0' P'-, Q-.1 -f ie': 55 x Mi ' ' T122 'lL,'F5V511 ' ' X N9 fi 4 Y KM K Y K ,slr ig. , SEQQFLLW- Q, Li, ' ' mnnxcm y'- - fy as ,limi - , L A 5, - - - W 3 X -'V' Y' f ' H 'Z ' ia. '- A ' .- Wk f frlff-,fy--Q'.'p'1: .E 'el' 11 ' ' ,.f:xsPSff-if-.IJX - -.W Nr, '54 133:-' f . ,. L fy 3 . my mai f'?:+v -- Q 'Af Hy' fax' Ewa ,Q has H -- W 4' : J-33k-f ?' 1 . Q, - - 1 , - . , v 1, Q- Q ' ,'-M, if -. , Q N- fl ,g . ' Q if I fl 2 1 . 11 Y . ,- ' Silk Y L J. if Carling-Faculty Manager Football The 1955 football season was not exactly the most successful in the won and lost col- umn, but in the true lfVilson spirit, our YVar- riors came through. X'Ve opened the grid year, as usual, oppos- ing the Red Rovers of the school down the street. The charges of coach Lionel Jud Hall displayed first class football in the first half, but the third and fourth periods spelled doom for the YVarriors as Easton defeated us by a 19-ti score. Larry Correll, our senior quarterback, crossed the goal line on a quar- terback sneak for our only score. After Easton, we played our first home game against the Allentown Central Catholic Vikings. The 1-lallnien struck hrst blood on sophomore Fred Gt-nsheimer's first period touchdown, but again the Xfvarriors fell in defeat by the score of 19-7. XfVilson's record, but not spirit and confi- dence, sank deeper as we met a strong Phil- lipsburg squad. The men under the shield of the Blue and Gold played heads up ball, but the strength of our foes from across the river was too much, and we bowed to a 31-0 score. Then came Bangor and the Lehigh-North- anipton League. On a water and mud sat- urated Bangor held, the l'Varriors triumphed over the Maroon and Mlhite Slate Pickers on the basis of T. D.s by Elmo Helm, john Mur- ray, and two by Eddie VanHorn. Gensheimer converted twice and the l-'Varriors became vic- torious in their first L. N. Bout, 26-7. Following an open date, X'Vilson inet the Cavaliers of East Stroudsburg in our second Lehigh-Northampton game. Although dis- playing top-notch gridiron prowess, Elmo Helm and junior jim Frank hit paydirt, but the XVarriors came Ollt on the short end of a 13-12 score. Y'Vilson's record now stood at 1-el. Our second win came at the expense of the Pen Argyl Green Waves on enemy soil. The slate region lads were too inexperienced and weak for the X'Vilson lnjuns and the Hall- men gained a 25-0 shutout. YVillard Elmo Helm crossed the end zone stripes 3 times and jim Frank once. Frosh jim Palmer split the uprights once to round the scoring. After another open date and week of rest, the Warriors hit the grind again to meet the Slatington High eleven on home soil. VV. H. S. had no trouble as they rolled over the Slaters 34-6. Helm, Correll, Murray, junior Floyd Hartranft, and sophomore Dick Sigu- foos connected for tallies. Palmer converted three times and X'Vilson had won their third game. Another football season was brought to a close on Thanksgiving Day when the War- riors lllet their arch rivals, the Nazareth Blue Eagles. The Hallmen batted the birds in Eas- ton's Cottingham Stadium, but fell to a 27-7 loss. Our T. D. was scored by none other than tackle, Captain Joe Ciambrone. joe fell on john Murray's fumble in the second period to round out the XfVilson scoring for the '55 cam- paign. jim Palmer booted the extra point. All in all it was a rough season due to in- juries, bad breaks, and fumbles, as the Grid- iron Grenadiers of the Blue and Gold con- cluded the season with a fi-5 record. Twerty seniors erded tllCll' football careers at 'tklisast after t..e final whistle blew at the Turkey Classic. Tnty are Captain joe Ciam- brone, john Lesher, Bill Vohs. 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FOURTH Row-Frecr, Smith, Appleman, Lauhach, Berger, Moore, Shelling, Weider. . . Football Conch - - - PAUL Orrrz Student Manager DAVID XIANHORN Facility lllllllllglfl' GEORGE S. CARLING This year's tI.V. team had an impressive season with five wins, three losses, and a tie. One game with Easton was rained out. Under the capable coaching of Mr. Opitz the team developed the necessary skills and polish needed to step up to the varsity next fall. In the years to come these boys will form the nucleus ol many more great lvilson teams. l'Vilson .... .. G Easton .. .. lfVilson .... .. 6 P'Burg .... . VVils0n .... .... l 3 Parkland .... lvilson .... .... 3 9 Bangor ........ X'VllSOll .... .... E 53 Nazareth ...... VVilson .... .... l 3 Allentown .......... lfVi1son .... .... 1 4 East Stroudsburg l'Vilson . ..... .... ................. 2 0 Pen Argyl ......... . VVIISOII ...........................,.... 21 Easton-VVilson-Cancelled P'Burg ....... .. FIRST Row-Kiefer, McGary, Kennnerer, Frick, Abel, Bonanni, Limberg, Buskirk, Cosover, Frank, Depew. SECOND Row-Carney, YV. Meyers, Mnclnery, Anlenbnch, Bogusky, Hodge, Strohl, Sales, Dinicola, Mr. Klinger. YYHIRD Row-Lahr, 0'Brien, Tarzino, D. Rissiniller, J. Rissniiller, R. Rissmiller, Elliott, McCullen. FoURTH Row-D. Meyers, Beegle, Schaffer, Hartpence. Haag, Lawall, Ohler, R. Rissmiller, lveinerth, Mr. Martenis. Junior High Football Coaches - FRANK NIARTENIS, NIARLIN KLINGER Faculty Mrmager - - GEORGE S. CARLING The junior high football team, under coaches Marlin Klinger and Frank Martenis, had a season's reward of two wins and three losses. The boys received their first real taste of foothall and many of the boys showed a great potential. Look for them in a few years as the top stars on area football. Wilson ...... .. 0 P'Burg .................................... 25 VVi1son ...... .... 2 7 N. Huntington Regional .... 13 VVi1son ...... .. 7 P'Burg .................................... 26 Wilson ...... .. 6 P'Burg .................................... 20 l'Vilson ....... .... 1 9 N. Huntington Regional .... 0 77 ll' i lson XV ilson XV ilson llfilson YV ilson lfvilson YN' ilson Wilson lvilson YVilson NVilSon FIRST Row-Coaches-Russell, Thieme. Stacown Row-Manager-Kimmel, Whitteker, Keeler, Brewen, Mcuser, Holzer, Procrifsaek, M anager-Binder. Vlillllib Row-Kline, Maurer, Hollstadt, Vanl-lorn, Rice, Gross, Frank. Varsit Basketball Couch - - SANIUEL Russian. Assistalzt Conch - EARL Tnmmi-1 Captain - EnwARu VfXNl'IlJRN Mu rm qw' - - t .-Alsstslnnt llfI!17lClg6T l uf'11l ty M mmger - - - HENRY KIMMLL lX'llCIHAlCl, BlNDliR G1coRc1a CARLING The varsity basketball team, under the guidance ol coaches Samuel Russell and Earl Thieme compiled an overall record of 7 Wins 14 defeats this year. Senior Dick Maurer was high scorer for the year, with captain Ed Van Horn a close second. Maurer also received the Charles Noto outstanding player of the year. Van Horn received the award to the most valuable player. -l6 Easton 79 Wilson -l8 P'Burg 55 lN'ilson 58 E'Burg 70 Wilson 33 Easton 75 Xllilson 5-l Allentown Central l0l l'Vilson 62 Bangor 58 Wilson 45 Nazareth 67 Wilson 58 Hellertown 70 Wilson Alf! Fountain Hill 89 XVilson 53 Parkland 67 Wilson 58 Pen Argyl 45 78 70 66 51 63 57 76 63 67 55 77 award for the given annually Coplay ..... E'Burg ..... l Burg ..... Bangor Nazareth ........ Hellertown ......... Fountain Hill Parkland ..... ...... Pen Argyl ..... Coplay .... ,... QQ? if - L- ' af . , A E we w ' E, I. m muww . v ,,m,'.N POR IIIFSA K E? a 1: 1, 5 if - 2 I 59,1 I . 'f I 'fha ' . ? W , S 2 55135 , 9- mmm ' ' f , . K A iv hifi: I xi N - 2 0 g,5 Q 5 ' W1 ggi I Xi . F' X B K A , , , i ,, , , K Y Q 4 l if Y' 'Q jj .. 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CARLING The Junior Varsity, under the coaching of Carlton Berger, had a successful season this year, as they compiled an impressive overall record of twelve wins against eight defeats. After breaking even in their first six games, the boys caught fire and won nine of their next fourteen games. These boys did a fine job and put on some exciting games before the varsity tilts. We are looking forward to seeing many of these boys on the varsity squad next year and we feel sure they will do as line a job in the future as they have done in the past. Easton ...... l Burg ...... E'Burg ...... Wilson Wilson Wilson Coplay E'Burg ..,.... l Burg ....... Easton ...... Wilson Bangor ....... Bangor ......,.. Mlilson Nazareth ....... Nazareth ...... YVilson Hellertown Hellertown ., 'Wilson Fountain Hill Fountain Hill Wilson Parkland ....... Parkland ........... ....... Vt 'ilson Pen Argyl ..... Pen Argyl ....... ....... W ilson Coplay ...... Wilson Wilson Wilson Xvilson Wilson WVilson WVilson WVilson FIRST Row-Kiefer, Boger, Browne, Gary, Mathews, Cromonic, McCann, Sciple. SECOND Row-Matyas, Zacharda, Miller, Johnson, Jennings, Stoudt, Mr. Terranora. 'l'llnm Row-Cohen, Buskirk, Hazellon. Harding. Weinerth, Meyers, Telepo, Mclzgar. Junior High Basketball Coach - - ANTHONY TERRANOVA Student Manager - lX'fARTlN COHEN Faculty Manager GEORGE S. CARLING The Junior High squad this season, ably coached by Anthony Terranova, was very successful as it compiled a log ol nine wins and five defeats. Alter coming out even in their Hrst eight games, the young lfVarriors caught hre and won their next five games. T way tie lor first place in their league. In the playoffs they lost out in of 34 to 28. 63 Easton 51 54 P'Burg 52 32 Nazareth 48 31 March 46 42 Yvolf 48 57 Shull 47 5l Easton 38 38 P'Burg 63 his late-season spurt earned them a three- the hnal game to Nazareth by the score Wilson ........ ,... Wilson ....,... ,....... Yvilson ...,,... .... Wilson ....... ........ Wilson ........ ........ Xvilson ........ ........ fPlayotfj 81 Nazareth ...... M a rch ....... Wolf ,,... .. Shull ..,...... March ............ Nazareth ...... FIRST Row-Melick, LeClair, Johnson, Gross, tlorrell, VanHorn, Smith. Brewen. Hoch, Maurer, Keeler, Fxank, AI. Thatcher. Srcoxu Row-Lahr. D. Thatcher. Beinlich. Foulk, Diehl, Pokrifcsak. Shreuk, Mr. Berger, Cani- van. Elliott, Murray, Holfstadt, Lirnherg, Rice, Roth, Binder. Baseball Coach CAR1.ToN B15Rt:1zR Captain - - - RAY KETlil,E1R Faculty Manager - - - Gt4:oRGta CARLING Student Manage-rs GliRfXLIl l.Al-IR, CHARL1cs Mtzutzx .IAY 'l'HA'rc:H1eR, Mlc:HAr:1. BINDER The X'Varriors started the current season by dropping their opener to a strong Easton nine. In their next game they were upset by Coplay, but follow- ing this loss the boys came through with successive league victories over Pen Argyl and Hellertowu. In the Pen Argyl game Dick Maurer pitched a no-hit, no-run game for the W'arriors. Following these victories, the VVarriors dropped their next two league games to Bangor and Nazareth. Although the team has riot been very successful thus far this season, we feel confident that they wlll be much more successful in the remaining games. Scores to Date Wilson Easton Wilson ....., 2 Coplay ...... l'Vilson ...... 7 Pen Argyl Mfilson ...... 4 Hel ler town lvilson ...... 2 Bangor ...... Mlilson ...... 7 Nazareth .. 82 5' D A 1:1 , E LT f , .FK ' ' lik ' U A is bf A S x ,pf F Qafakx . 3 ggi kr I iw: - , P .X xv Nm, H 'af K 'Liga K ,- - A- , Aggggx 2, f My Nl. ,Kiwi -'Q mfg AA jj 1 . PM, W, Cfmrh-sy Hanan Fifvrfis 'Q f'INlxJ a1 93QU' m f' M5715 .n na.: f4..Ef.lkif:5iL.TX ' f-1' -2 1s':. ' -- 4- .-,. -2 . 7: U ' In '2- .' . Ll . ,. ,. .., ' , ' P 'Egan-X -.nf xp. mhz: Q. l 5,1111 s. 'Aung , ,Q - W- X su.- Jw.. -Q, an-vw' 2 KW QQ.--YUM I-WWA- ,PA .M . - M x .- e. Lv i WZORRELL Q KEELER 5 F :- G . N . - sf 7 MU IU!! is g gf u' ' Y KN HIDIKN HTH Foukrn Row-Zachartla, Hosicr, Kimmel, Leaver Chegwidden, Grolf, Smith, Bennett, Rodite. lfmsr Row-Mr. johnson, Kleppiuger, Holzer, Brinker, DeLabar, Lesher, R. Shelling, Bruch, Ciambrone, Mr. Marten is. SECOND Row-Brotzman, Johnson, Kline, Curnow, Helm, Culver, Koch, Young D. Miller, Ack- Cflllall. THIRD Row-Klingerman, Palmer, Kelchner, Seip, Barr, Vanlluskirk, Grimm, Dilliard, Setcer, Bethman. Frrru Row-Flemming, G. Shelling, Mason, H. Miller, McGray, Carney, Hartpence, LaRosa, Bogusky. Varsity Track Coach - - Assistant Coach I 11cul ty Manager Slzldenl .Manager Captain - This year's lVarrior thinclads, with a rec- ord of four wins and one loss, are well on their way toward a successful season. So far this season, spectators have seen captain John Lesher break his own record for the shot-put in every meet, except in that one against Hellertown when he was hamp- ered by a heavy rain. Mfith two dual meets remaining, his record now stands at 49'-EWH. In the first meet of the season, against Nazareth, Dick Shelling sprinted across the 220 Hnish line to tie the school record of 23.7 seconds. Dave Koch: Bruch, Dick john Lesher. CLARE JOHNSON FRANK M Ak'rr:N1s GEORGE CARLING jon CIAMBRONE Joi-IN Lrssumz Outstanding seniors on this year's team include: Runners--Dick Shelling, Earl Cul- ver, 'Willard Elmo Helm, Bill Curnow, and Field men-Don Brinker, Art DeLabar, Barry Kramer, and The scores to date are: Wilson ............ 62 1X6 Nazareth ............ lfVilson ............ 52 1!2 Easton ...... ..... lfVilson ............ 64 Parkland ...... Mfilson ............ 44 113 Northampton 'Wilson ............ 65 U2 Hellertown .. 36 5X6 46 l!2 35 45 2X3 32 1!2 ... :gg I' , A4 - :Aww 'Q Sh CUIINGW Q +, ax II! LVER -. IIPIIJI gui k r A I i t:A A -- L , V hf1.Q 1 2 '31 Q W' - : f.g'-edgy, I , .. ,A , ., NY 1 .. ,K . '.A 11- 1 r' 1 Wal, gl, . ,, , ff .xzxef J . +1 ' ' .. '- E , K' vt SIIISLLING mg H' sf 111 ITIQIAIIAII Lhal IE ll L11 -xxx -.S NX .. 4 , 4' 5 Ill ,sg,:f..Qpl 7 Lfi'f 'L A f if - MZ -e ., 5 , -fm. Srt'rtNc-Kerbangh, S. Coleman, Gibbs, Miss Brunner, Ashton. STANDING-Elvlllg, Hager, Young, Newman, J. Coleman. ' 'C x INTRANIURAL COUNCIL OFFICERS Clmirznnn ------- SHIRl.1'1Y Hitman w C0rr1'.srpo11c11'n.g Secretary - LYNN K1-ZRBAUGH , Recorzling Secretary - - - - SUE CIOLEINIAN Treasurers - - SANDRA YOUNG, hltfm' COLEIKIAN Student Council - - - - RUTH ANN Gmus . Ifncttvlty Adviser .I ntrazmura I s The backbone of the entire system of in- tramurals is the Girls Intramural Council. This group arranges the schedules, picks the captains of the various teams, and selects the names to be used for the teams. This year the Council also sponsored the sale of YVHS dinks. The program of intramurals is sustained to teach the girls the fundamentals of different sports, to try to promote teamwork, and to en- courage good sportsmanship. The volleyball teams were named for types of candy. A jun- ior team, the Bits 'o Honey, captained by Annette Scarpantonio and co-captained by Jeanne Vannatta, captured the volleyball championship. The basketball teams this year - Miss BRUNNER took the titles of different types of cars. A Senior team, the Paekards, captained by Carol Jacoby and ccrcaptained by Ruthie Gibbs, won the championship for the school alter a long, hard battle. A team of senior girls, selected by the In- tramural Council, defeated a team of junior girls, selected by the same group, in a pre- liminary game before our annual Donkey Basketball Game this season. Badminton proved to be another one of our very interesting and exciting intramurals. Although our intramural program is ll0t flawless, everyone has enjoyed participating init and has gained a great deal in the world of girls' sports. FIRST Row-Hager, Brown, Jacoby QVit'c-Prcsitleutj. Ashton Ql'resitleutj. Young QSecretary-'l'1'easurerj, Gibbs. Siicoxu Row-Coleman, Flemming, Medcr, xllllilllil. Doherty, Swindells, Mrs. Brock. 'FIIIRD Row-Fretz, Sandereock, Blose, Panik, Seigel. Cfficials Club just as 'I' I M Ii runs out on the scorekeepcfs clock, it must also run out at the close of the year. 'The girls in the Officials Club ol 1955-1956 have learned a great deal in the world of girls' sports by taking required tests in order to qualify them- selves lor officiating at volley- ball, basketball, and badminton games. Something new was add- ed this year to make the basket- ball oflicials more qualified. Each girl had to pass a practical test in addition to the written test. The club has a mcnibershipof 45, including girls in the tenthl eleventh, and twelfth grades. OFFICERS Presidzfnf GiaR.xr.n1Nrt Asnrox Vive-Presidelzt Cixkot. 'Lxcoin' ScrretnryaTreasurer SANDY YouNG llkmzzlty Adviser MRS. Gnorram' BROCK FIRST Row-Edmonds, Conover, Bean, Burroughs, Lallarrc. Teague. Sr:coND Row-Richardson, Wootton, Young, Groegor, Horton, Marcellus. Ber- rell, M arkley. Turku Row-McCann, Brown, Busch. Uhler, Seiplc, Whitmore, Nicholas. Volk, C. Laliarre, Shupe, Leaver, Buchanan, Ashton, Brown. Melilroy. SUBSTI'l'UTE CHIZERLE.-XDERS t'l'oP T0 B0'l'l'0Mj-D. I.nBarre. Doherty, Meder. Varsity Cheerleaders i Co'Cupta1'11s Dm' BUCHANAN., HfkRRIII'l' LEAVER lfaeztlly Aciwiser HELEN MQHUGH Our peppy cheerleaders form a very important part of the sports picture at X'Vilson as they are present at sporting events throughout the year instilling school spirit and good sportsmanship. Q This year three substitutes were picked to cheer at games when regular cheerleaders could ll0t be present. Another new addition to this year's squad was those new reversible corduroy uniforms. Co-captains Dot Buchanan and Harriet Leaver will wear their new uniforms for the First time when they march with our band at the Lions' Club Convention in Miami this June. JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLli.XD1iRS Newman. Wagner. Wright, Faust, Purdy, Sehelero. S8 .5 5 5 H' ka s ff- 'im' 'A,,,.,.-09 Yuf' 'gig-'-1-f '+f: I Q3 M1552 Q-5. ??z,SS?i 355133: fersibg Li. 5 4 UM ,W .+, , ffdif, , JDK, , ga That Extra Time Our wonderful band, the Senior play, Y-Teens, oper- ettas, The Echo, clubs! We wish we'd had time' for every- thing. - Q i VVe have enjoyed a broad program of extra-curricular activities here at Wilson, with something for everybody as they say on Ominibus. If you like to write, the Echo , is for you. To work with your hands, join one of the shop clubs. If you are a musician, Mr. Filer will find room for you. YVC' have done all these things with quite a bit of success. Attention Mothers: Turn this page and see why Jun- ior has been saying for the past several years, Mom, I won't be home till four tonight. 90 V TYNKE Q 326 1 , 1- Y v SENIOR HIGH NATION.-XL HONOR SOCIETY l-'nzsr RowMMr. Kern. Miller, Litsinger, Hosking. D. Peters. H. Peters, Gibbs. Slacoxn Row-Shively, Kemmerer, Andersen, Stavros, Ashton, Yeager, Brown. Kersrh. Leaver, Haley, O'Brien. 'l'HIkn Row-Mason, Aulenbaeh, Teague, McCann. Renkwitz, Young, Coldren, Aagaard. Flail. Aicher, Marklcy. FoUR'm Row-Wliitmker, Shelling, Schipporeit, Maurer, Blecher, Scarl, Kleppinger. SENIOR HIGH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY JUNIOR HIGH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Prcsiflenr - - - - YVILLIABI Hosluxc Presirlmzl ---- jaxilfs P,u.Mlik I'icc-1'mvidcn1 - - Donorm' 1'm'mas llil'l'-PI'l'5ilI!?llf - ' - ROBERT Cukxow Sezzrelary-'I'raasurcr A - -Ioaxxxa Iarsmcxan Xz'm'f'1arv-Trz'u.v11rr'r - - - JUDITH HUFF Adviszfr - - ---- MR. KERN Fzmullv Adviser - - - - MR. KICRN FFF JITNOR HIGH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIEFY FIRST Row-Jeannette Groll, Nancy Seslak, Leslie Kemmerer, james Palmer, Judy Hull, Robert Curnow, Judy Hagenhuch, Bonnie lllerkheiser, Barbara Seiplc. Sl-:COND Row-Iilmer johnson. Carol Wirebaeh, Carol Ann Rasley, Inese Zeltins, Christine Carncsale, Carol Haswell, Sandra Gray, Polly Clark, Karen Frace, Carol Ritzman, Marlene Adams. Marlene Sehoen, Mr. Kern. rl-HIRD Row-Carol Sherer, Joyce Mitman, Susan Hill, janet Weller. Barbara Scholl, Kay lin- celewski, Mary Lee Morris, Suzanne I-lulsizer, Charles Fehnel, llfalter Fatzinger. William Hellner. David Meyers. Fouwru Row-Richard Way, Glen Roth, Terry Carroll, Gerald Lahr, William Lawall, Frank Yost, john WeinerLh, Robert Zacharda, Richard Miller. , 92 Student Council SENIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST Row-Litsinger, Hosking, Shell- ing, Eiclilin, Stone, Mr. Gerber. S1ecoND Row-Kcrbnugh, Schuereman, Johnson, Scarl, Bruch, Sandercock, Carling. THIRD Row-Volk, Sullivan, Gibbs, Renkwilz, jones, Edinger. SENIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL President - - - Vi ce-Presid ent Secretary - Treasurer - - Faculty A dviser JUNIOR HIGH s'1'uDDN'r COUNCIL I-'lus'r Row-Grolf, Ritzmau, Mcycrs, Grimm, Morris, Gaughran. Slcc:oND Row-Avalon, Blasc, Meyers, Ciambronc, Barron, Bubba, Garner, Betz. n 'INHIRD Row-Schmidt, Berry, Dunbar, Smith, Miller, Zacharda, Eck, Mr Cardell. Fouwrn Row-Seiplc, Hollywood, Un derwoocl, Fatzinger, Cosover, Metler THOMAS EICHLIN VVILLIAM HOSKING GRACE BELLANTI RICHARD SHELLING - JOSEPH GERDER JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL President ------ GERALD GRIMM Vice-President - DAVID MEYERS Secretary - - CAROL RITZLIAN flclzrisrfr ------ Louis CARDELI. 93 TXVIRLERS AND COLOR GUARD FIRST Row-Miss Brunner, Kinney, Peters, Geffen, Mr. Cardcll. SECOND Row-Good, Piazza, O'Brien. Czlpuro, Kcrsch. VYHIRD Row-Kriedler, Frey, Bachmann. Ifomrru Row-Burroughs, Hirko, Cobb, Henllxorn. The Band Director - Assistant Director - - - Director, Majorettes and T1Uf7',l71'S Student Director Color Guard - PAUL W. FILER RONAI.ll SHERRY JULIA BRUNNER IKUTH AMXNN Guslss Louis CARDELL COLOR GUARD ARMIST 'ICE DAY PARA D li 94 JD I S K nf if 135' wg 'E Q ' iii 15? fam lfik ff fwhgzig BAND-BARITONES, BASS HORN, HERALD HORNS, TRUMPETS, TROMBONES l'l0l.D1NG BANNER-H. Leaver :Ind Bllfhllllilll fCheerleadersj. FIRST Row-D. SnIiLh, K1'R'llllCl', Schoen, Border, Aagaard, Mr. Filer, YVOFIIIZIII, Swindells, Uhler, W. Curnoxv. SECOND Row-Lauer, Walsh, Harmon, G. Shriver, Mcndham, Reinhard. Ricgcl, Piuinger, Xvay, NIClZgZll', Kline. rliHlRD Row-Koch, Olsen, Kressinzin, T. Leaver, Bmselielcl, Moyer, Messer, Hcrritt, HOClllllHIl, R. Curnow, jones. BAND-PERCUSSION, CLARINETS, FLUTES, SAXOPHONES, HORNS Fxksr Row-Seip, Litsinger, Koplin, Raub, Gibbs, H. Miller, Groeger. SECOND Row-Mr. Sherry, Stone, Peters, Morris, Hall, Gordon, Fuller, Siegel, Kroening, Shriver, Mfhiting. TIiIRD Row-Hellner, Joan Woliinger, Wootton, B. Young, D. Miller, Wirebach, Sloyer, Jean Wolfinger, Andersen, Altemose, Rubenstein. FQURTI-I Row-Boyer, Rinkcr, Pillllk, D. Miller, Gerstner, Moczydlowski, Flemming, Rasely, Fulton, Gray. 96 we .LLL - . J' is X xx 1 M 59.3 'ii WM, 5- fk ..,.yw ,iz. iryig- - 'Q V. 7 rx' ' -1 ii i - ir , lf' L. t w.,,,n Y H' ig? LQ A . ,, e 4 3 - V wr'-'h'vp4 f 'Rq..-.s has ,am 2 . Jifflla 'lf gr f-1 W t u kim' : as if sta - 1 2' .- :JF- - Irv f 1 if 1 if -1 It ep 'L 1 -1. ,, mg K ' 'tif - .iii R llis- ,A i ri, i l . Mgggi:-wariq-ss, , ' .w. H ng x Q .- 1?-mi fw? 152 0.1 -A Vx Tf X, W Q v .A ,k A' C .. ---Q o ,NP ,-hw .','4,,f' T '01 .x al- ' 4 -.M gp, S' i ' .R'f'1+ ig igfilifi A .A :sq -u 113811 JL HH! -iii LH limi . f Z-V BF. wi ,4 ,' ml ' R? ,ff ye 1 A 355 sf ' N 3.15 1 'W,,f ffL'i ,g V V5 K, as , 5. -1 gi. -:mf f Q23 Alf .ww 'xii Wx W5 .ms V' 'V .1 254, .W i-, 5,3 ri: ds X as J ' 1 2.25 . ...,, M. W ... 55,-5, M. f A ff: , f .491 ...ufi , ,if Q Mai 1' 1 ! iw iff ,l.. Eqi .N K 1 .252 .iq t ? ,ru r if-xx ,ss ggi 5 MIXED CHORUS FIRST Row-Martyn, Litsinger, Sloyer, Grube, Kemmerer, Gordon, Benward, Leaver, Mr. Sherry. S1-:COND Row-Mendhanx, Anderson, Carr, Busch, Molnar, Yeager, Encelewski, Peters, Hager, Sterner, Ashton, Kinney, Kressley. THIRD Row--Harmon, Reagle, Stavros, Boyer, Burroughs, Aagaard, Aicher, Gibbs, Arnold, Renkwitz, Maurer, Curnow. FOURTH Row-Gerstner, Dilliard, Van Horn, Koplin, Kressman, Walters, Leaver, Moyer, Hack- Mixed Chorus Director - - - ---- RONALD SHERRY Accompanists CAROL RENRw1'rz, MARY ANN S'rAvRos Musical Activities As TYME comes to a close for our senior year of 1955-56, music fills the air from the many musical activities here at l'Vilson Hi. We hear the band out on the field playing those stirring marches and getting in shape for that long awaited trip to Miami, sponsor- ed by the lfVilson Lions' Club. A new vocal group this year was the Mixed Chorus. This group consisted of forty-five fellows and girls from senior high. lfVhile practicing only Monday mornings during activity period, the chorus mastered twelve pieces and participated in the Student Coun- cil Christmas assembly. From the forty-five members of the chorus, twelve were selected to form a specialty group called the Wilson- aires. This group is expected to grow into a typical VVilson championship organization next year. , 98 The Girls' Glec Club worked very hard this year to present the annual operetta, The Belle of Baghdad presented on March 23-24. The Glee Club, numbering about 60 girls, also learned some all-time favorites, such as Oklahoma, and Young and Foolish. The Dance Band was a gay group this year, improving as TYME passed. They played for many programs including the Echo Dance, The Basketball Bounce, honoring the basketball team. The orchestra played for the senior play and put on a special program for the P. T. A. They also accompanied the chorus and singers in the operetta and played for all assemblies. One of the secrets of our great band is the experience learned in the Junior Band. The Junior Band practices every Monday and they give their own concert in the spring. 'I I ORCHESTRA FIRST Row-Hilbert, Grube, Hager, Encelewski, Gibhs, Peters, Aagaard, Litsinger, Mr. Sherry. SECOND Row-Hall, Andersen, Young, Slavros, Allemose, Miller, Boyer, Morris, Vanover, Fmre Rinker. Woolon. 'PIIIRD Row-Grey, Carling, Groeger, Arnold, Renkwilz, Rasely, Zellins, Seiplc, Hart, Sullivan Knipe, Rodite. FOURTH Row-YV. Curnow, Harmon, Kressman, Koplin, Gcrslner, Herritt, Scarl, R. Curnow Hockman, Smith. Orchestra Faculty Adviser RONALD SHERRY Student Director ----- RUTH ANN Gnnss Accompanists IVIARIANNE STAVROS4, RONALD KRESSMAN, JOAN BORDER, CAROL RENKYVl1'Z Dance Band Faculty Adviser RONALD SHERRY Vocalist - - - - - .IOANNE LITSINGRR DANCE BAND FiRsT Row-Litsinger, Koch, Peters, Smith, Flemming, Boyer, Messinger, Mlooton. SECOND Row-Mr. Sherry, Young, Sullivan, Scarl, XV. Curnow, Hockman, Herritt. THIRD Row-Ginty, Gibbs, Harmon, jones, R. Curnow. WILSONAIRES AT PIANO-Kressman. FIRST Row-Pzmik, Renkwitz, Teague, Busch, Stavros. SECOND Row-Mr. Sherry, Moyer, Holler, Leaver, Curnow, H1lI'Ill0ll, Dilliard. MISSING FROM PICTURE-Bl'00k Burroughs. Wilsonaires Ifarzllty Aclviscr RONALD SHERRY Junior Band l m'11Iiy Adviser PAI11. FILER 100 FIRST Row-Yeager, Geflert, Sloyer, Miller, Walters, Wagner, Miss Lcininger. SI1coNn Row-Stickley, Stone, Hazelton, c:l'lllllCl', Benward, Molnar, Marklcy. VIQHIRD Row-Leamon, Teague, McElroy, Whitehead, Seiple, Marcellus, Stavrus, rlifllllkll. FOURTII Row-Scarpantonio, Steckel, Storm, l-losking, Rcnkwitz, McCann, Schiro. Girls' Glee Club Faculty Adviser ACC07l7lbl'l7l2-Sf IVIARIAN LEININGER CAROL Rl5NKXN'l1'Z FIRST Row-Heller, Horton, Hfootton, Whitmore, Young, Brown. SIQCONIJ Row-Goodyear, Fuller, Mcssingcr, Jean Mcdcr, Lallarre, Auerbach, Sawchuck rflllRD Row-Liscko, Carling, Hart, Rinkcr, Hirko, Nciscr, Lesher, Edmondson. FOUIITII ROXX'-fiHl'liCllCl', Beale, Joan Mcdcr, Montgomery, Panick, Bartok, Koch. 101 LES MEMOIRES-LITERARY STAFF FIRST Row-Flemming, Lang, Aagaurd, Curnow. SECOND Row-Encelewski, Hosking, Brown, Coldren, Haley, Maurer, Shclling. Peters. THIRD Row-Miss Bischoff, Kersch, Gordon, Avalon, Hnlshizer, O'Brien, Limsinger, Ashton, Miss Cline. FOURTH Row-Kellow, Andersen, Buchanan, Chcgwiclclen. Flail, Jacoby, Gihhs, Manson, Boyer, Border. FIFTH Row-Kinney, jones, Volk, Martyn, Blecher, Koch, Scliipporeit, Grumcr, Lcuvcr. O Les Memolres LES MEMOIRES-BUSINESS STAFF FIRST Row-Grube, Kriel, B. Pysher, Freer, Brown, Good, Wollinger. SECOND Row-Kersch, Piazza, Mnncino, Bemrdiliixcci, D. Pyshcr, Shively, Wagner, KClIIIIlCl'CI Tnmn Row-Gordon, Sandercock, Odenwelclcr, Molnzir, Hazcllon, Rcgalis, Hunsirker, Ycugcu 102 LES MEMOIRES ADVERTISING STAFF FIRST Row-NIcfiouluguc, Cu- puro. Hoskiug. Gcllcrl, Miss Hay. Sl-ACOND Row-lincclcwski, Shell- ing. Brucll, Holtz, Hummel, llzmivau. Tmkn Row-Epstein, Blcchcr, Koch, Schipporeit, Maurer. LES MEMOIRES PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF Fmsr Row-Flail, Miller, Geffert, Peters. SECOND Row-Flemming, Mr. Rcppcrt, Melick LES MEMOIRES ART STAFF L. 'ro R.--Grumer, B 0 r d c r , Kersch, Murray, Thornley, Xveilzman, VHIIPIOFII, Martyn. Fmsr Row-Schipporeit, Bruch, Hosking, Eichlin, R. Shelling, Koch, Curnow, Correll, Ritter fFafully Adviserj. Slccouo Row-LeClair, Hummel, Weaver, Helm, Reichard, Kressley, Kleppinger, Leaver, john- son, Ron Young, Meyers, Maurer, Hixson. Ttnun Row-Pokrifsak, Kimmel, G. Shelling, Altemose, Walters, Kline, Rich, Young, Sales, Martyn, Van Horn, Binder, Flowers. FOURTH Row-Cooke, Whitteker, Unger, Powell, Smart, Trumbauer, Rader, Croll, Moore, lively, Zacliarda, Kiefer, Bond. H i Y President - V ice-Presi d cnt Secretary - Treasurer - Sergean t-al-A 'rms Faculty Adviser One of the most active clubs in the school, the Hi-Y, meets every Monday night at the YMCA. Under the excellent leadership of its officers and the guidance of Mr. Myron Rit- ter, the club has had a successful year. The club fulhlled its purpose of creating, maintaining and extending throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian character in many ways. They answered the appeal by CARE for funds for the people of Italy during the severe cold wave this winter. They contributed to the Blind Association, Red Cross, and Community Chest. The club sold refreshments along with the Y-Teens at football games and presented RICHARD E. SHELLING THOMAS EICHLIN WVILLIAIVI HOSKING - DAVID Koen - LARRY Cokiuzu, Ma. MYRON Rrrricn their annual gift to the school. One of the highlights of the Hi-Y year was the Older Boys Conference held in Abing- ton. Tllirty-two boys attended the conference and all had a rich fand expensivej experience. The Hi-Y also sent a basketball team to the Christmas Invitational Tournament in Allentown and finished second, losing out in the Hnal game by two points. Among the other activities of the club were hayrides, meetings with speakers, a ping- pong tournament, and the Spring Fling, the annual dance. The club closed out its year with its annual banquet, the last big event for the outgoing seniors. FIRST Row-Cosover, Bonanni, D. Miller. Weinerlh, KCl'llll'lCl'Cl', Meyers, Moranz, Mr. Meyers. SIacoND Row-Quinter, Abel, Tl'CllliliCl', R. Miller, Zacliartla, Carroll, Depew, Cohen, Mes- singer, Hodge, Roth. 'l'IIIRIJ Row-Frick, Menlesana, Lawall, Fehnel, AIIleIIhat:lI, i'1llIllCI', Johnson, Carney, Greene, JoIIes, Davies, Stem. l FOURTH Row-Pittenger, Tillman, Chesterton, Parker, Wootlring, HCillCil'iCil, Hartpence, Lahr, Stoudt, Way, VVatt. JUNIOR HI-Y OFFICERS President -------- JorIN VVIQINERTH Vice-President LI-:sLI12 KEINIINIERER Secretary - - I3AVID NIEYERS Treasurer JAMES PALlNlER Chaplain - ELMIQR JOHNSON Student Council DONALD INIILLER Ifrtcrllty Adviser DQNALII NIEYERS The Y'Vilson Junior Hi-Y is a new club added this year under tlIe guidance of Mr. Donald Bell from the Easton YMCA and facility adviser, Donald Meyers. The club has been very active in its first year. Seven officers, including a representative to the Junior Board of Directors of the Easton, Phillipsburg, and Vicinity YMCA, have been elected, and the club's lirst constitution has been drawn up. Some of the club's projects have been as follows: participation in a nation- wide course to combat juvenile delinquency, presentation of an assembly for the junior high, and a series of trips to places of interest in the city of Easton, including a Jewish synagogue, the county courthouse, and the county jail. The club has been a success in its first year of operation, and Inany of the boys will probably go on to become members of the Senior Hi-Y. 105 FIRST Row-Jacoby, Piazza, Bachman, Yeager, Young, Renkwitz, McElroy. V SECOND Row-Mrs. Hawk, Pysher, Kersch, Litsinger, Sandercock, Volk, Busch, Miss Swartswood. THIRD Row-Lambert, Chegwidden, Stavros, Nicholas, Shnpp, Bcrrell, Coldrcn. Jr.- Sr. Y-Teens President - - - Vice President LORRAINE YEAGER BARBARA B. YOUNG Secretary - LORRAINE BACHMAN Treasurer - - - - KA'r1-u,mzN PIAZZA Faculty Advisers M iss -lu1.1A ELLEN SNVARTWVOOD, In keeping with the TIMES, the Y-Teens have participated in many varied social activ- ities during the past year. The Junior-Senior Y-Teens sponsored a Mfhite Elephant booth at the annual Christ- mas Bazaar, co-operated with Hi-Y in putting on a Halloween Dance for the combined clubs, sold refreshments at football and bas- ketball games, sent two representatives to the Mid-Mfinter Conference, and heard many various speakers give talks on numerous inter- esting subjects. Also, a senior girl was great- ly responsible for the making of a scrapbook about Easton to be sent to' Germany as a gift from all Y-Teens in the area. Sophomore Y-Teens shared lots of good times, too. Selling refreshments was their part in the Chrisunas Bazaar. Activities throughout the school season included: a baby picture contest, a talk on teaching as a career, the decoration of Easter eggs for the Mus. EvAx.vN HAWK Old Ladies Home, group singing with the 7th and 8th grade clubs, and entertainment for the Mother-Daughter Tea held in the spring. Freshmen Y-Teens really put in a vigorous year in the mad social whirl at W.H.S. Christ- mas, especially, held much interest for the group, for not only did they sponsor a booth at the Christmas Bazaar, but they sold greet- ing cards and filled baskets of food and gifts for needy families. But their list of accom- plishments does 11011 stop there. They put on a variety show assembly, had their own hat show, invited other clubs to share meetings with them, and were entertained by a multi- tude of guest speakers. Seventh and eighth grade Y-Teens have made a good showing by having panel discuss- ions, group singing, speakers, an assembly program, spring fashion shows, parties and games. SOPHOMORR Y-TEEN CABINET l ms'r Row-Cobb, Scheuermzmn, Hir ko, Heck, Vsilos, Miss Slueber. Slicoxn Row-Curling, Flemming, Ful Lon, Heder, Doherty, Buss, Stein melz. 'llumu Row-Punovec, Rinker, Blosc Lesher, Neiser. Scott, Hall. Sophomore Y-Teens President - - - - - NIARY HIRKO Vice President GIQRTRUDR Sc:HizuE11MANN Secretary - - - NANCY HECK T1-eggmm - - CATHERINE Psrros Faculty Adviser Miss LORRAINI-I S'l'llliBliR Freshman Y-Teens President - - ,KAY ROGERS Vice President - JUDY FAUST Secretary - CAROL NEWMAN T're11surer - - NANCIY' SESTAK Farulty Adviser ------ Miss Nmvrus SHUP1' FRESHNLXN Y-TEENS CAllINli'l' FIRST Row-Oslcrgren. SCSUIIC, Rogers, Faust, Newman, Miss Shupp. Sricoxn Row-Border. Coyle, Groll. Miunan, Hill, Werkheiscr, Rice. Ewing. Timm Row-Kindl. Ritznmn. Hahn. Bryfogle, Evanski, Sclnnicll, Scholl. NIISSINC--FOX, Purdy. 107 ICIGHTH GRAUIC Y-'I'l'1EN CABINET FIRST Row-Sclnniclr. Rascly, Lacfl, Wcrkhciscr, Schafer, Miss Mooney. SECOND ROW-Holden, 1' :1 u l , Wright, Gray. Wirchauch, Zel- lins. Fcnslcrnnacher, Hosicr, Conrad. Mlssmf: FROM PICTURI-1-NICGCC, Mforthinglon. Eighth Grade Y-Teens President ---- V ice-Presi d en t - Secretary - Treasurer - - BONNIE XVr:RRHi:xs1cR CAROLYN NICGEY1 - CAROL LAEFF - CAROL RASELY Faculty Adviser NIISS NORMA IYIOONEY Seventh Grade Y-Teens President ---- - GAII. KOPLIN Vice-President BARBARA YVEILIER Secretary - SANDRA HAGEINIAN Treasurer - - - PAT HERS'FER Faculty Adviser ----- Miss NIARIAN MARTIN E' I' M 108 ! I! Sl'1VIiN'I'H CR.-KDE Y-'I'liliN CABINET FIRST Row-Miss Marlin, Pictkel Hagcmen, Koplin, Wiclcr Hcrsler, lick. SECOND Row-Roberts, Schriver Laubach, Barron, Kane, POL- ter, Ebner. Tnmn Row-Psilos, Huston, Lce Banko, Ebncr, Bctz. Projection Crew Student Council Rcp1'csentali11e - DAVID SCHIIG Faculty Adviser - - - GEORGE CARLING French Club FRENCH CLUB Fmsr Row-Conover, S c il 1' l , Schipporcit, Shclling, Mark- lcy, Mr. Miunan. SECOND Row-Kellow, Haley, Fenstcrmachcr, Teague, Rich- ardson, Brown, Bcrrcll, Werk- heiser. THIRD Row-Muxselman, Bean, Edl'll0lKiS,' Aagaard, Clark, Judy Coidrcn, Molnar, jill Coldrcn. FouIu'II Row-Epstein, Whitta- ker, Brcwen, Bargcr, Unger, Sales. PROJ ECTION CRIQXV l Iks'l' Row-0'Bricn, Pinua Kcrsch, Millcr, Volk, Wcrk- hizcr, Scarpantonio. Sxcoxn Row-Hicks, Rcirlmrd T Hoffstadl, johnson, Smith Martyn, Mclick, Mr. Carling IIIRD Row-S a n cl t , Epstein Scarl, Lcavcr, D. Miller, Ro- clilc, A. Smith, Schng, Shcll- ing, Binder. RICHARD SHELLING Vice-President TERRY SCHIPPOREIT Secretary - - EUGENE SCARL SUE MARKLEY ROBERT M ITBIAN I FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA SITTING-SChil'0, Horton, Seiple, Lang, Marcellus, Border. STANUINC-Mr. Gernert, Young, Mrs. Severs, McElroy, Wootton, Olsen, Ncholas, Raub, Thorn- ley, Hartzell. Future Teachers of America President ------ DELORES LANG Vice-President - JUDY COLEMAN Secretary - PAT MARCELLUS Treasurer - - - NANCY SEIPLE Program Chairman - BEVERLY RAUB Faculty Adviser - MRS. HELEN SEVERS Future Business Leaders President ---- - - SALLY ANN Coins Vice-President GERTRUDE SCHUERINIANN Secretary - - - JOYCE BLOSE Treasurer - - - NIARLENE UHLER Faculty Adviser ----- Miss FRANCES PIOTROWSKI FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS L FIRST Row-Miss Piotrowski. Stone, Uhler, Cobb, Blose, Mc- Carthy, Miller. SECOND Row-Pysher, Zellner, Rankin, Smith, Albert Py- sher, Brotzman, Fowler, Flem- ming, Wolbacb. TH1RD Row-Wrobel, Werner, Wasserman, Seiple, Person, Fehnel, Howey, Allemose. FOURTH Row-Siebler, Bright VanHorn, WVerkheiser, Fry, Campbell. M1ss1NO FROM PICTURE-SChCllCl2 l Q . . l mann, Mxchre, Psrlos. 110 Biology Club President - Vi ee-Pres! dent Secretary - Treasurer - Faculty A dviser BIOLOGY CLU B FIRST Row-Kashuha, Whiting herty. Mr. Klinger. SIQOON1: Row-Guerke, Wagner Smith, Raub. Miller, Berger Leaver, Harmon, Brazina. der. YVALTER NIARTYN CARL BERGER THOMAS LEAVER ROBERT XVAGNER MARLIN KLINGER Junior High Science Club President ----- ELINIER JOHNSON Vice-President DONALD NIILLER SUC'l'5tU7'j' ' JOE BONNANI T1'L'HS1l1'0r - RON HEINDRICII Faculty Adzfixer ------ MICHAEL HORON JUNIOR HIGH SCIENCE CLUB Ifmsr Row-R. Miller, Kenr mercr, Bonnani, johnson, D Miller, Heinrich, Mr. Horon Slzcown Row-Way, Hcrritt, Car- roll, Meyers, llfeller, Cosover, Walsh, 0'Brien, Woodring, Yost, MCC-rath, Crozier, Abel. 'THIRD Row-Friek. X'VClllCl'lll Carney, Bilder, Clark, Hamj len, Green, Aulenhach, Hart- pence, Roth, Seip. FOURTH Row-Tremhler, Mor' anz, LaWall, Lahr, English Parker, Wright, Rheinharl Helm, Clewell, Shriver. ,gl .I-'I l 'Ill , 111 I Siegel, Markley, Coleman, Do- Trnnn Row-Rapp, Shortz, Cami- van, McCray, Bachman, Bin- Editor - - Assislzmt Editor liusirzcfss Manager News Editor - Feature Editor Make-Up Editor ECHO LITERARY STAFF FIRST Row-Slzlvros, Ashton, Scarl, Lung, .-Xagzmrd, Peters, Coldren. Srcown Row-Carling, Coldren, Renkwitz, McCann, lipslein. Bttsclx. Leaver, Kinney. Whit- ing. 'l'IIIIm Row-Rinker, I-lirko, Panik, Cobb, Hall, Sznulcr- cock, Seigel, Doherty. FOURTII Row-Blechcr, Bilder, Harmon, I.lll'0S. ECHO CIRCULATION ST.-Xl-'l FIRST Row-Kersch, P e t e r s , Brown, KYCSSIIIZHI, Gordon O'Brien, SZllKlCl'COCk. SI':coNn Row-Kennmerer, Miller, Young, Andersen, Edlnonds, FC!lSlCl'll1flCllCl', Sullivan. TIIIRD Row-Vohs, Flail, Gibbs. Jacoby, Boyer, Seiple, Ben- ward. Founrrn Row-Hummel, Leaver, Doran, Reztgle, Mendhznn. The Echo DoLoREs LANG EUGEN-12 SCARL RONALD KRESSMAN DIANNE AAGAARD NIARIANNE STAVROS - JILL COLDREN JUNIOR HIGH ECHO STAFF FIRST Row-Werkheiser, Hagen- hach, Slams, Groll, fCo-EIli- tory, Seslak QCU-Editorj, New- man, Ewing. SECOND Row-Hulsizer, Frace, Smith, Lawall, Palmer, Rice, Schoen. Mrs. Brock. THIRD Row-Encelewski, May- berry, Fein, Epstein. Brolz- man, Baggest, Shippers. SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADE ECHO FIRST Row-Sclloenbergcr, Van- over, Yeakel, Warman, Zel- lins, Hudock. Sncoxu Row-Meller, Baker, Huston, Carnesale. Donchez, Cooke, Marshall, Cat:IIIzzII'o. 'TIIIRIJ Row-Cohen, Feinniznn, Dunbar, Chesterton, Slem, M essinger. Headline Editor Chief Typist jr. High Editors Sr. High Adviser jr. High Adviser Literary Supple-mem HARRIE1' PETERS - - - MILDREIJ BROWN .IEANNET'l'I'1 GROFF, NANCY SESTAK NIARJORIE PIERCE fFirst semesterj - - MRS. GEOFFREX' BROCK - NIRS. HELEN SEVERS 113 hi QV E. f V. .. . ' ' S ' f -- f--- 1 ,, ,QU A Q 1, 1 A , if ' -2? , .. X1-rf VF? - m if t X. .K ,L ., - . i ., ,' .+ lf nk. 1 i mx 3 3 5 -22138 .ff 'fig ,---: v . T .Q 5 V 'EQ 1 W X si- 5? xiii sf' KJ? E E 3, rf Q1 ,veg Qix X H L'f.Xr ,za aw Ha fi fy? , wy- . 4 4 ' ASSEM IE , , 52 -nga , we ei N-b h I' s. ' ffl 24' E' 52 in?- .fl- gf 45: ,H Z, L. 4 if .,5'.:xsQi. 1 .J ,Q ...K -I R, sw P3- .3 , . hw: ,515 .- N W :F Q,- ..' f 4 1 ' 1 -, , . 1'. -1 . y m 5 B53 K ,. :fs.:.,rm--1.-:-- ., -1, Q 1. .Friar W, Sara? P if f ilk 12 ,qw i-, il sf? I IL W Ls: 1 1 3231 'ff fsaE'x.,12 .2 W? ji ,Q - we Q -A im , 7,72 gif? 233, a. mfg? , pn px, 4 Wi 5, , FR? 1 JUNIOR HIGH DRAMATIC CLUB FIRST Row-Hill, SklWCll1lCk, Miel- ler, Grimm, Hull, Hoppler. Sncomx Row-Hicks. English, Shriver, Wright, Pfeffer, Hoff- man. THIRD Row-Borda. Haswell, Stout, Avery, AClZlll1lllS, Arn- old, Shcrrer. Junior High Dramatic Club President ----- V i ce-Presi d ent Secretary - Treasurcv' Eighth Grade Dramatic Club President ----- EILEIZN BAGGEST Vice-President LELANNI HUSTON Secretary - - Lois YEAKEL Treasurer -------- CAROL Buss 116 JANET XVELLER - JERRY GRINIINI LYNN SAWCHUCK - JUDITH HUFF EIGHTH GRADE. DRAMATIC CLUB FIRST Row-Schclero, Baggest Huston, Ycakcl, Buss, Rihan- do. S 1-icoxn Row-M u rph y, Tillman Baker. Hutnick, Campbell Deulxlcr, Sharkey, Tresize Dorso. Timm Row-Epstein, Yelter Dunbar, Sales, Fhenel, VVag- ner, Mayberry. INTERVIEXV. XVITH MRS. SMITH STATE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU 'IHE I'HO'l'OGRAl'Hl5R SAID, RELAX SO .... FUTURE HOMEMAKERS CLUB President - - ' ' Gwrcx joxtfs Vice-President - - Pl-n'u.ls BIURRAY Secretary - - - juwlz RUTH Treasurer - Brzvlnnm' Cunrawmnm Faculty Adviser - - - MRS. KIZRN HOMEMAKING CLUB FASHION SHOXV L. lo R.-Horvalh, Ruth, Kcmmercr, Jones, Nor- ton, Murelta. More Than Meets The Eye On December 9 and 10, the senior class dicament of a young author who has written presented the three-act comedy, More Than a series of children's stories under the pen Meets the Eye, by Fred Carmichael. Mrs. Betty .Io Reese was director. The plot of the play concerns the pre- name of Grandma Letty. Named Grand- mother of the Year, he tries to keep his iden- tity a secret. CAST OF CHARACTERS Stanley Nichols ---- Mfilliam Curnow Christine Nichols, Stanley's wife Dianne Aagaard Peggy, Stanley's niece - - - Geraldine Ashton Cyril B. Hoskins - - Frank Higbee Nora - Joanne Encelewski Bradley - - David Koch Prudence Harper - Carl Henderson Miss jenkins Maude - Lawton Ellerbe The orchestra, directed by Mr. Sherry, pro vided music. Members of the production staff were Pa- tricia Aulenbach, student directory Mr. Mat- thews, business managerg Mr. Ritter, stage 1. Look around you, Sherlock. Don't you notice anything? 2. 'But it makes you feel good, knowing you'rc help- ing all those little children doesn't it? 3. Grandmother of the year! 4. I'll have to change a few things around. Hope you don't mind. 5. Make-up artist. 6. Intelligence doesn't mean a thing when it comes to neckingf' 7. Here's mud in your eye! 8. Dust waits for no man! Doris Crouthamel Robert Flemming Harriet Peters Betty Mason Glen Dewalt managerg Mr. Derkac, stage set and lightingg Mr. Happel, sceneryg Mrs. Bryant and Mrs. Severs, make-upg Miss Altoeifer, costumesg Mr. Reppert, programsg and Mr. Heffner, ushers. -P 9. Sure, I'd love to-half an hour? just honk for me. 10. VVell, Hoskie, where are you hiding this chil- dren's answer to Dorothy Dix? ll. Oh, Stan, that's low. 12. Would someone please take a few minutes off to tell me the whole story? I'd be very grateful. . Proceeds-for the benefit of Les Memoires. 13 14. The Directors. 15 . Letty, you belong to the children. You belong to the world. You belong to mel , 4 A ,f - e n if ii . any . , . W:-qi., ww W X .. AA, K 1 M 5 ig F ss..,i3 h f' , 1 'TYXJHTH lf W5-1 Q 1. i A 5? , 5 F :mms L , 5 ' P' -1 I 'fd .a2'r'S'a?af -i 'TZ fmikwaj- .1 x 5 an 'ff' N -wifi 3 2 fu- '3' 1 '15 P J 2 ':?s:f kia . , - 5 4 H l XM'-:i'4a .fi . NZ, . T 48 'SWA' 1, x fiwfz . ,-4-3 Q i gs M,Mgf'M'w xiii' m 5 , '- 5- ig I 'Si E NN 9 u all 5? -'fi if 6 It f 1 K4 fini? xx ,, EQ . :gr A ' 75 3+ Q M, 73 QR: XTR? KLM. 3455 , ES IS 1 ly!! FW G5 F qw k3 JUNIOR HIGH MODEL CLUB Faculty Adviser AIOHN DERKAC GIRLS' PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Faculty Adviser HAROLD REPPERT JUNIOR HIGH HOMEMAKING CLUB Faculty Adviser MARGARET ALTOEFFER BOYS' METAL CLUB Faculty Adviser ELM1-:R HAR1'ZELL 123 L 2 S w., N W, J, A, wwafsawf: W.-uv 3--, v .w ani NAA'-' 'M 45, -ga: .1 , 'Ng' f' M' . ' . If A r ' -W in , , fn- ,mnfw ,Mrk ,W ,,,, 4, ,X ,. W www , V mg. ' L,-e.a-f ff-W' ' ' ,L ww 14 .. sf'- fu is E L35 E Patrons lNlr.'and Mrs. A. H. Andersen Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. 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PHONE 3-6884 150 Compliments of f2emlJ'zan9f's gfwbio Photographers of all portraits and group pictures appearing in this edition of Les Mdmoires 64 CENTRE SQUARE EASTON, PA. Phone2f331l Magnetic Windings Division ESSEX WIRE CORPORATION NX FREEMANSBURG AVENUE AND HOBSON BOULEVARD EASTON, PENNA. 151 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OE 56 PAL'S STORE 2407 FREEMANSBURG AVE, TRY OUR DELICIOUS CHARCOAL BROILED SNACKS BROILED OVER LIVE CI-IARCOAL Orders to take out Phone 92831 Compliments of . . . Dominick R. Perruso Registered Pl'll7Tl'b6T OIL BURNER SERVICE AUTOMATIC HEATING PHONE 2-7805 2402 Victor Street Easton, Pa Compliments of . . . CITY BORO MARKET TEE KAY SHOP I TA-'I+' Fraternity Barber Shop FRIENDS of the CLASS OF 1956 Compliments of . . . Taylor Wharton Iron and Steel Company kj- .I - A , :Jef 31, -' v ai , . QQ ... - Since 1895 -- H O W A R D ' S MERKIN G R O C E R I E S Auto Spring and Alignment Co. 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