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Walter D. Miller
Regional Superintendent















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DEDICATION










We, the class of *52 do hereby dedicate our yearbook, "Torch'*,

to our Regional Superintendent, Mr. Walter D. Miller, for the


many fine things he has done for us. We appreciate his ex­

cellent leadership, guidance, and sympathetic understanding.

His co-operation made this book possible.

President----------- J. Russell Straub
Vice-President------William 3. Parr
Treasurer----------- Russell T. Firth
Secretary to Board— Clarence H. Young









DELHAAS JOINT SCHOOL BOARD

Back— John L. Allman Front— William Vetter
Edgar J. Spencer Clarence H. Young
Howard C. Taylor J. Russell Straub
Norman L. Roberts William H. Conca
Harry C. Barth William B. Pa.rr
William Clifton Russell T. Firth
V/llliam Swangler









The aim of the Delhaa.s Joint Board of Education is to
provide equal educational opportunity for all the young high
school people of Bristol Township and Tullytown Borough.This
group of men is constantly alert to new ideas and to ways in
which Delha.as High School may be Improved.

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Walter D. Miller HenryB.Decker EdnaM.Pennypacker
Regional Superintendant Principal Guidance Director











OFFICE STAFF SCHOOL NURSE








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Gladys Booz

Thelma Baird
















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Margaret Shaw

Thomas J, Jenkins
Class Advisor




VICE-
SECRETARY PRESIDENT PRESIDENT TREASURER


















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Kling, Eileen Bustraan, James Ehrenfried, Ruth Bromiley, Sandra
"Ike” "Jim” "Ruth” "Sandy”
Little "Ike” likes Here is one swell, She's always busy Happy go lucky, no
to eat,maybe ttiat’s all-around guy* as a bee, helping cares, if any; as
why she ’ s so swee t» There is always a either you or me. for her friends,she
smile when he has many.
Tri-Hi-Y, Girls passes by. Cheerleaders,Fama,
Glee,Cheerleaders, The spi ans, Tri -Hi-Y, Tri-Hi-Y, F.H.A.,
Student Council, Student Council, Girls Glee, Teen­ Cheerleaders,Teen­
Finance Committee, Quarterback, Hi-Y, agers, Class Officer agers, Traffic
Good Grooming Boys Glee, Sports, Squad
Class Officer

McCurdy, Ruth
'•Ruth"
Ruth is popular, this we all know,
her personality makes her so.


Teenagers,Dancing,Tri-Hl-Y,Student
:StV Council, Torch, Finance Committee







Bley, Nancy
" Nan"
To everyone she is a friend,
and her friendship v/ill last
until the end.

Girls Glee, Torch, Tri-Hi-Y,
Sports,Co-ordinating Council





Keena, James
'• Jim"
H e ’s full of jokes, he's full of
fun, millions of friends he hs,s
won.

Geography & Travel, Torch, Teen­
agers, Athletic Maint., Co-ordin­
ating Council.



T O R C H



Oldham, George
"George"
Always a camera in his hand, a photo­
grapher’s jnh he s sure to land.


Ceramics, Geography & Travel, Hi-Y
Torch, Camera, Co-ordinating Council

Editor-in-Chief-Ruth McCurdy

Literary Co-Editors-Joyce Curry
Beverly Bint1iff

Business Menager-Nsncy Bley

Art Director - Jsnice McLaughlin


Faculty Sponsor: Miss M. Ivy Foley







Curry, Joyce
"Joyce"
She Isa brain in every class;
she sure is a lucky lass.
I Poster,Art,Teenagers, Torch,

Fama, Co-ordinating Council





McLaughlin, Janice
"Jan"
Known as a good looking lass,
she’s tops with everyone in her
class.

Tri-Hi-Y, Torch, Co-ordinating
Mr, Bernard Clarke Council, Chess, Sports,


Director of Art and
Photography





Lowris, John
'’.Jack"
Here’s a scientist of our day
and quite a lover in his own way. A


Teenagers, Torch, Sportsmen, Hi-Y,
Co-ordinating Council



S T A F F


Ha.wthorn8, Erline
"Erline"
Here’s a girl thst dresses keen,
in old clothes she's never seen.

C-irls Crlee, Torch, Cheerleaders,
Fama, Tri-Hi-Y, Co-ordino.t ing
Council

In Appreciation



We wish bo express our sincere appreciation and


deep gratitude to Miss M. Ivy Foley and Mr. Bernard

Clarke for their guidance and assistance.

Miss Foley, as Faculty Sponsor, managed the bus­


iness staff, worked with the members of the liter­

ature staff, assisted with much of the typing, and

spent many, many hours guiaing and advising staff


members concerning the basic lay-out of the TORCH.

Mr. Clarke, Director of Art, made all arrange­

ments for individual pictures to be taken, trained


and directed the staff members who did our photo­

graphic work, and made certain all pictures were

available when needed.

We, members of the Torch Staff, say, Thanks,


Miss Foley and Mr. Clarke. Without your assist­

ance, this yearbook would not be



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Sophomore Class
1951-19^2


Class Colors -- Blue and White

Class Flower -- Carnation

Class Motto --Live to Learn - Learn to Live

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F A U A


















Anderson, Joan
"Joan"
Always laughs ne­
ver cries, here’s A.
a girl that turns
the eyes

Cheerleaders, Tri-
Hi -Y, Torch, French,
Kennedy, Richaad
Teenagers, Sports
"Reds"
In photography he
is a whiz, around
Miss M. Ivy Foley the girls he is a
Faculty Sponsor di z.

Visual Ed.,Camera,
Geography & Travel,
Library, Fama, Co­
ordinating Council,
Torch, Sports.





Bennett, Shirley
"'Lulu"
She has a temper
and bright red
hair. She laughs
and lives without
a care.

Tr i -Hi -Y, Ar t , Fama,
Poster, Torch

Editor-in-chief — George Kemmerer
Assistant Editor -- Ruth Ehrenfried
News Editor -- Lee Polk
S T A F F Exchange Editor — Joan Anderson
Club and Homeroom Editor — Barbara Dunbar
Novelty Editor -- Eleanor Myers
Sports Editor -- Richard Kennedy
Publicity Manager — Joyce Curry




Kemmerer, George

Excellent in Eng -
lish and all his
studies. Very friend­
ly, George has lots
of buddies.
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Art, Camera, Hi- Y
Geography and Tra­
vel, Paraa (Editor ) ,
Sports










Wallace, William Jones, Sally Arm
"Bill” ”Sal" '
"Bill” is an art­ In all her work
ist,of this there’s she tries real
no doubt. On Fama hard, outside of
and Torch he really class she is a
helps out. card,

Art, Fama, Torch, Trl-Hi-Y, Archery,
Model Airplanes, Torch,Pama, Traffic,
Squad, Sports
Chess

S T U D E N T C O U N C I L



President - Jack Petro


Vice-President - Larry Katz

Secretary - Mary Lou Reitz

Treasurer - Ruth McCurdy


Faculty Sponsor: Mr. Thomas Jenkins















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Miss Irene Kochera
Student Council Faculty Sponsor




Baker, James
"Sparrow Legs"
"Sparrow Legs" is
his nickmane, but
here’s a bird you
cannot tame.

Boys’ Glee, Student
Court, Student Coun­
cil, Teenagers
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Taylor, Betty Jane BoSCO, Johanna
"Bet" "Jo Ann" II

"Bet" is a girl bright in Jo Ann is a girl with
every class. She is one lots of pep; when it
that’s bound to pass. comes to dancing, she
is really hep.
Library, Teenagers, Tri-
Hi -Y, Student Council, Cheerleaders, F.H.A.,
Safety Squad Torch, Teenagers, Tri-
Hi-Y, Girls Glee, Stu­
dent Council, Sports

A R T C L U B

President-Joan
Smidcavich

Vlce-Pres.-Edward
Paolella


Secretary-Gladys
Buck

Treasurer-Anthony
Cliestio

Co-ordinating Council
Representatlve-PatrIcia Riley























Mr. Joseph Petrillock Miss Betty Kelian
Faculty Sponsor Social Studies and English










Buck, Gladys
»Glady"
Smidcavich, Joan
"Glady” is a girl
"Jo”
that is nice to
know, with her
"Jo" is a girl full
friends she’s on
of fun, for this
the go.
reason she’s liked by
everyone.
Teenagers, Fix-It,
Art.
Art.

CERAMICS CLUB


























Mrs. Dorothy Bixler Mrs. Ethel Owens
Faculty Sponsor English















McCoy, Hazel
"Haz”
She’s a girl that’s
J got a way, to keep
people cheerful and
Schumacher, George gay. Moyer, Evelyn
"Evelyn" -
”Joke”
Trl-Hi-Y, French,
George’s giggle is very Tumbling, Ceramics, Ev's a girl who al­
Girls Glee, Fama ways does her work,
silly, when he laughs -
we all know this —
he’s quite a dilly.
she’ll never shirk.
Ceramics, Boys Glee
Ceramics, Camera ,
Cheerleaders

President — Betty Jane Booker
Vice-President -- Margaret Marra
Secretary-Treasurer -- Hazel McCoy
Co-ordinating Council Representative --
Shirley Keller
Co-Sponsor — Mr. Bernard Clarke

Co-ordinating Council Representative --
George Schumacher

P O S T E R C L U B








































Presldent-Joyce Curry
Vlce-Presldent-Joan Harmsen
Secretary, Tre,asurer-Mary Carlin
Co-ordinating Council Representa.tive-Cass Knecht
Faculty Sponsor-Miss M. Ivy Foley



Ehlo, Elaine
"Ellle"
Everyone knov;s this
as a rule;Elaine is
liked around our
school.

Poster





Brewington, Annie
"Annie"
Annie is one swell
gal.She is known
as everyone's pal.


Poster

CHESS CLUB




























Miss Ann Eilenky
Social Studies and English

President -- Jack Petro
Vice-President -- Francis Osborne
Secretary -- Kenneth Worthington
Co-ordinating Council Representative
Russell Straub
Faculty Sponsor: Mr. John Antoni





Charlton, William
"Bill"
To his many friends
he does not tire,
and to get out of
school is his one
desire,

Chess, Hi-Y





Simpson, ftichard
"Dick"
Muller, Frederick
"^ick likes to
"Freddy”
draw, this we all
Freddy never stays know;
V;’ith one gal, but give him a
pencil and watch
stil'J to everyone him go.
he's a pal,

Chess, Hi-Y, Sports
Shopcraft, Hi-Y,Art,
men, Athletic Main­
Chess
tenance .

L I B R A R Y C L U B




































Miss Anna Getz
Faculty Snonsor


President--Eleanor Myers
Vice-President— James Trerabley
Secretary--Louis Gneiting
Treasurer--Mary Tier
Co-ordinating Council Representative
Eva Cary
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Neseth, Robert
Lang, Joan
"Gus”
"Doodles"
Bob has his head in
a book all day, with Always sewing it is
known, still very
this knowledge he
popular is our Joan,
should go a long way
Fix-it, F,H,A., Good
Poster, Boys Glee,
Grooming
Ceramics, Library,
Chess, Co-ordinating
Council


Haraill, John
Pritsch, Winifred
"Porky"
"Winnie”
"Winnie" a new mem­
Full of fun - rather
ber of our class.
coy, he is liked by
She's a hapny-go-
every boy.
lucky Lass,
Library
Study

President — Joan Anderson
TEENAGER'S CLUB
Vice-President -- James Baker
Secretary — Sandra Bromiley
Co-ordinating Council Representative
John Lowris
Faculty Sponsor: Mrs, Doris L. Troiano












Brace, Nancy
”Nan”
Nancy is well known
and is liked by all,
Vfhen one needs help,
on her he calls.

Tri-Hi-Y, GirlsGlee, Miss Barbara Kaiser
Teenagers, Library
Commercial











Gausline, Raymond
"Ray" Jayne, Shirley
"Hot-Rod Ray" with "Shirl"
his car; there’s a Liked by all for
guy that’s going her friendly ways,
far, half the time she
is in a daze.
Hi-Y, P,E.Leaders,
ShoDcraft, Co-or­ Teenagers, Fix-It,
dinating Council F.H.A.





O ’Brien, Mildred
Ott, Sara
"Millie"
"Sara"
The Charleston she Known to all as a
loves to do, she’s
Phillies rooter,it
a girl liked by me
seems that’s the
and you.
only team that
suits her.
Archery, Teenagers,
Cheerleaders, Co­
Junior Red Cross,
ordinating Council,
Girls Glee, Torch,
Library, Sports Teenagers

Carango, Audrey
"Midge”
Audrey is a t3rping
whiz, and really
tops in any quiz.


Teenagers, F.H.A.,
Fix-it, Art,Co-or­
dinating Council


Razler, Ethel
"Essie"
Essie's a girl who
is not very lazy,
in homeroom she
drives Mr. Acker
crazy.


Teenagers, P.H.A.,
Tri-Hi-Y
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Vandegrift, Mary Roberts,Betty Jane
"B.J."
Mary is a girl who B.J. is really a
may appear to be clown, when she’s
quiet, but when she's around there's never
around there’s always
a frown.
a riot.
Teenagers, Fix-It
Teenagers, Library , Ceramics
Ceramics, F. H. A.



Reel, Kenneth
"Kenny” Salomon, Irene
At selling shoes he "Renie"
tries real hard, Not much for school,
besides doing this always on the go;
he's quite a card. she's fond of skat­
ing, this we all
Quarterback, Hi-Y, know.
Geography & Travel,
Teenagers,BoysGlee, Cheerleaders, Girls-
Co-ordinating Coun­ Glee, Teenagers ,
cil F.H.A., Sports

C A M E R A C L U B







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^ John Faculty Sponsor:
Shettsline, Robert
"Jack Mr. James Ritter
"Shett s"
Not much to say when
Here's a felbw tha.t
he passes by,but we
knows what to say
all know that he's
at every time and in
not very shy.
every way.
Presldent-Richard Kennedy
Library,French,Hi-Y Vice-President-John Brown
Sportsmen, Camera,,
Secretary-Evelyn Moyer
Thespians, Librarv,
Co-ordinating Council
Hi-Y
Representative-George Oldham


V I S U A L E D U C A T I O N
























Suerken, Bernard Faculty Sponsor:
Bailey, Edxirard
"Bern” Mr. Sidney Oppenhelmer
"Eddie"
You never know
Baseball's a game
v/hen h e ' s around he really enjoys.
because he never He's always found
makes a sound. with the boys.


Archery,Sportsmen, Hi-Y
Shopcraft, Boys
Glee, Visual Ed.

PATRONS



Bley, Mr. and Mrs, J. Fallon, M. J.
Rockhill, Mr. and Mrs. Vic Goldfarb, Dr. and Mrs. Wm. L.
Kohler, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Stockett, Mrs. B. F.
Cook, Mrs. Richard Packard, Peggy
Jones, Dorothy E. Reise, Marilyn
Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Rozear, Mrs. John
Bennett, Mrs. Alice Molden, Mr. George
Gonzalez, Mrs. A. Charlton, Mr. Edward
Northup, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Charlton, Mrs. Veronica
Besack, Mr. and Mrs. George Bogardi, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Wright, Mrs. Alfred R. Frank's Cleaners
Cameron, Mrs. Robert Robbins, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Cameron, Mrs. John Phipps, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Kraft, Mr. W. H. Traber, Mrs. Charles
Potts, Jr., Mrs. Wm. M. Spratlin, Mrs.
Thomas, Mrs. Eleanor Oldham, Mrs.
Nielsens, The Borg McFarland, Mrs. Margaret W.
Bleakney, Mr. and Mrs. J. Winder, Sr., Mrs. Stephen
Pedrick, Mr. and Mrs. Pleckenstine, S. C.
Britton, Mr. and Mrs. Booz, Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
Allman, Mr. and Mrs. J. Young, Mr. and Mrs. C.
Griffts, Mrs. Bustraan, Mrs. Herman
Shire, Sr., Lester F. Bustraan, Mr. and Mrs. Ardian
Chapin, George B. Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Megargee, Sr., Mrs. T. Ashton, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Prickett, Mr. and Mrs. Stevens, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar
Dewsnap, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Karp, Mrs.
Clarke, Bernard L. Tommie's Store
Pedigo, Mr. and Mrs. Weik, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Harrasen, Mr. and Mrs. Rice, Mr. and Mrs.
Boccella, Mr. and Mrs. Kay, Mr. and Mrs. C.
Hutton, Mr. and Mrs. Weiler, Mrs. Betty Pay
Wurz, Mr. and Mrs. Aurora, Mr. and Mrs. James
B. and E. Sale Co. Lauerence, Mrs. Joseph
Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Howard C. Jones, Mrs. Ralph
Becker, Mr. and Mrs. Prank Aufschlag, Mrs. G.
The Loper Family Texaco, Phil.
Enochs, Walter E. Seip, Mr. and Mrs.
Lowry, Mrs. Dolores Hyde, Earl
Rice, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Lamon, John
Blask, Hank and Ruth Chester, Mrs. Victoria
Blask, Debbie and Jerry George, Mrs.
Guy, Mrs. Mary Kleese, Clyde
Brace, Mrs. Gertrude M. Speel, Raymond



SHOP CRAFT CLUB











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Mr. Kenneth Harrold
Faculty Sponsor



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Co-ordinating Coimcil
Representative-George Smith Llndemuth, Paul
"Paul”
He Is shy, we have
Fischer, Robert
found;he dlsapears
"Fish"
when girls are a-
Everyone likes him,
they all say that round.
at making friends
Quarterback, Shop-
"he has a way".
craft ,P .E .Leaders,
Teenagers, Visual
Shop Craft, Sports,
Model Airplane Ed.




Vandine, Owen
"Richie"
Here’s a guy who » s
hobby is joking; in
doing this, he's
never provoking.

Teenagers, Archery,
Shop Craft, Hi-Y,
Soortsmen


Morrison, Calvin Hardt, Rolf
"Cal"
His hair is blonde,
You would walk the
he's rather short;
very last mile, to
with the boys, he's
get a glimps of
a good sport.
this guy's smile.
Quarterback, Hi-Y,
Model Flying, Shop-
Shop Craft, Model,
Craft, Ceramics,
Dancing, Airplane,
Athletic Maintenance
Sports

ATHLETIC MAINTENANCE CLUB



Charlton, Robert
"Monk”
"Monk" is a monkey
as stubborn as a
mule; his favorite
i L i subject is to get
out of school.


Archery, Sportsmen,
Mr, Malcolm Macfarlan
Shopcraft,Athletic-
Industrial Arts
Maintenance,


President- Joseph Gleason

Vice-President- Andy Schmidt


Secretary- Rolf Hardt

Co-ordinating Council Representative-
Richard Glover
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Faculty Sponsor- Mr. John Antoni



Krause, Robert
"Mugs"
Everyone knows this
as a rule,that Bob’s
a guy that doesn’t
like school.

Art, Athletic Maint.


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Krause, William
"Bill"
Wherever he’s found
there isn’ t any %
noise,but h e ’s quite
popular with all the
boys.

Art, Athletic Maint,


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Ebinger, Matthew
"Matt"
At fixing things he
is "tops", along with
¥
this he needs no props


Art,Ceramics,Shopcraft
Athletic Maintenance

TRI-HI-Y CLUB



Members of the Tri-Hi-Y aim to create,
maintain, and extend throughout the
school and community high standards of
character. It is the companion group of
the Hi-Y.

Polk, Lee
"Lee"
Lee Is short and
very nice. To all
of us she's sugar
and spice.

Archery, Ceramics,
Fix-It, Tri-Hi-Y,
Cheerleaders, Faraa





Ritter, June
Miss Sarah Hart
Social Studies and English
June’s dressing ability
President - Lee Polk can’t be beat; and with
Vice President - Rose Marie Coulter all this, she’s very
Secretary - Agnes Simeone sweet•
Treasurer - Rose Ann Tummlnia
Representative - Virginia Hoin Tri-Hi-Y F. H. A.
Faculty Sponsor - Miss Anna Getz Student Council

Van Dyne, Judith Simeone, Agnes
"Judy"
•’Aggie”
"Judy" is as shy as
Dressing ability
she can be,but when
and looks she
she gets started,
possesses,matching
oh my, oh mel her long, black,
wavy tresses.
French, Tri-Hi-Y ,
Sports, Co-ordinat­
Ceramics, Trl-Hl-Y
ing Council







Simon, Alice Mae

Alice is quiet when Deno, Grace
she’s in class; but "Grade"
with the girls, she’s IVith all her jokes
quite a lass. she bewitches; she
always has us in
Ceramics, Tri-Hi-Y stitches.

H I-Y C L U B






“Hi-Y" is an abbreviation of "High
School Y. M. C. A." It is the high
school boys youth movement of the Young
Men's Christian Association.



President--------------- Jack Petro
Vice-President----------George Manley
Mr. J. E. Sparks Secretary--------------- James Bustraan
English Treasurer--------------- Larry Katz
Co-Ordinating Council
Representa.tive------ Charles Young
Fa.culty Sponsor---------Mr. Joseph Petrillock















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Semina,k, George Klein, Joseph Casoerson, John
"Joe" "Jack"
Thoughtful, courteous, "Joe" is short,but Here's a guy that
friendly, kind-a he can pitch. The really rates; he
finer chap would major leagues should wants to be pres­
be hard to find. make him rich. ident of the United
States.
Archery Sports
Boys Glee, Sports-
men, Hl-Y






Luce, Charles
"Chuck"
"Chuck" is tall
with hair of red.
With his charms,
he'll get s.head.

BOYS' GLEE CLUB



Co-ordinating Club Representative-
Roderick Cary
Pianist - Mary Lou Reitz
Faculty Sponsor: Mr. Thomas Jenkins


Reitz, Mary Lou
"Mare”

A secretary is Mary-
Lou. Without her,
what would Student-
Council do?


Thespian, Girls Glee,
Mr. Lloyd Johnson
Student Council, Boys
Mathematics
Glee(pianist), Safety
Squad


Ritter, Donald Lee
"Don"

"Don" is known never
to be shy, for h e ’s
%■■■■. ' a guy who will always
get by.


m . Sportsmen, Library,
■ I k Boys Glee, Sports,
Holtzworth, Harry Athletic Maintenance,
f "Hairs" Hi-Y


Girls all like him, this Bicking, David
we know. But for girls "Dave"
\ he does not "go" The room is quiet,
\ never a sound; yet

Hi-Y, Quarterback, Boys^^ere's always fun
Glee, Chess when Dave's around

McGann, John i
"Reds" Archery,Boys Glee, \ .
Chess
John’s hair is red,
but he doesn’t mind.
On a football field,
h e ’s not hard to Leinauer, William
find. "Bill"


Geography and Travel, He is sv/ell, he dresses
Archery, Shop Craft, neat. His personality
Chess, Sports, Boys just can’t be beat*
Glee, Traffic Squad

ARCHERY CLUBS




Learn and have fun. Members of the
Archery Club actively compete against one
another in tournament shoots. They also
learn to handle, make, and maintain their
own equipment.











Wimmersberger, Wm.
Mr. Louis Acker
"Wimpey”
Faculty Sponsor
Here's a guy full of
fun, besides h e ’s al­
ways on the run.

X 7' Leathercraft, Shop-
Craft, P. E. Leaders ,
Archery






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Haeberle, Donald
"Don"
Argue, argue, it must
be fun, because "Don"
will argue with any­
one .


Model Airplane, Shon-
craft. Archery








Marsh, Arnold
"Twerp"
Silverman, Sheldon "Twerp" is short,
"Tea Bags" his hair is blonde;
Sheldon is a guy never re­ he has history, of
ferred to by his name. By which he is fond.
his nickname, he has real­
k Leathercraft, Shon-
ly gained much fame. Sportsmen, Archery,

Archery, Co-ordinating craft, Co-ordinat -
Council ing Council

President-- William Wlmmersberger
Vice-Presidents-- Herman Stueblng
Bernard Suerken
Secretaries-- Sheldon Silverman
Roland Jones
Co-ordinating Council Representatives
John Brown
Sheldon Silverman
Faculty Co-Sponsor: Mr. Berkley Ellis
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"Ozz"
Here's a guy that's
really shy, you
never know when he
passes by.

Archery, Sports

Duke, Wayne
Baker, David
"Dave"
Always a smile on
Comes to school, his
his face, for girls
face is lighted; comes
in his life, there
to girls, he's undecid­
is never a place.
ed .
Leathercraft,Model,
Archery, Visual Aids,
Airplane, Archery,
Shop Craft
Woodcraft


Coppens, John
"Johnny"
If "Johnny" has trouble
making model airplanes
fly, it wont be because
he doesn't try.

Model Flying, Archery,
\ Model Building, Chess


Vaughn, Charles
''Charlie"
In class attentive, Hughes, Norman
he Is never found, "Norm"
'cause his mind Is Full of fun, always joking,
always wandering in doing this, he is never
out-spoken.
around.
Sportsmen, Model Airplanes,
i^odel Flying, Art,
Archery, Shop Craft
Archerv

FUTURE homemakers OF AMERICA


President- Jo Ann Sutton
Vice-President- Sarah Jane Burris
Secretary- Joan Weisser
Treasurer- Evelyn Greenlee
Co-ordinating Council Representative-
Elizabeth Hill










Weisser, Joan
"Chuck"
At taking notes
she’s always found
because her mind
is business bound.


Tri-Hi-Y, Fix-It, Mrs. Barbara Selman
F.H.A.
Faculty Sponsor
Dewsnap, Maryann
"Dewy"
The bulletin board looks
nice each day. "Dewy "
helps to keep it that way.

F. H. A., Poster, Sports,
Co-ordinating Council

Sutton, Jo Ann
"Jo"
At taking notes
she is a whiz.
She’ll never be
branded as a "diz"

Girls Glee, F.H.A
Sports.




Burris, Sarah Jane
"Rebel"
Hyde, Jo Ann She’s known as a
"Jo" brain in every
Usually a pencil in her class, here is a
hand, her art work is girl that’s bound
always in demand. to pass.


Pix-lt, Girls Glee, Art Teenagers, F.H.A.

PRESIDENT'S COUNCIL




The aim of President's Council is to


acquaint all homerooms with the activities

of other homerooms. Plans and problems

are presented and discussed.


Miss Rosemarie Miles
Home Economics





Coulter, Rose Marie
"Rosie"


Her hair is blond, her eyes
are blue. She is a oal to
me and you.

F.H.A., President's Council,
Tri-Hl-Y, Torch
Harmsen, Joan
’’Kitten"
Joan's usually seen
with a crowd; of President -- Joan Harmsen
this little feat Vice-President -- Robert Morris
she should be Secretary — Rose Marie Coulter
proud. Sponsor -- Miss Edna Pennypacker


Dancing, Tri-Hi-Y,
Cheerleaders, Girls
Glee, Teenagers,
Poster, President’s
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Brown, George
"Lover"
With all the girls
he really rates,
h e 's even better
Nerges, Barbara on roller skates.
^Bobble"
Although "Bobbie" Athletic Maint.,
is a mewcomer to P.E. Leaders,Teen­
our school. She's agers, Boys Glee,
liked by everyone President' s Goun-
as a rule. ell. Sports

CHEERLEADERS CLUB


Captain -- Regina Lawrence
Co-ordinating Council Representative --
Margaret McCauley
Faculty Snonsor -- Mrs, Doris Troiano







Lawrence, Regina
’’Rae”
Boys all like her,
they all say,maybe
your guy has looked
her way.


Archery, Sports,
Cheerleaders, Tri-
H-Y.






McCauley, Margaret
"Margie"
Lots of fun,really
sweet,when Margie’s
ar ound it’s alwavs
a treat.

Girls Glee, Cheer­
leaders ,Co-ordinat>
ing Council.



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Litz, Florence
Tuliback, Virginia
"Floss"
"Ginny"
Here’s a girl with
With "Floss" around we
dancing feet,to us
all have fun, she keeps
and Gussy ^e can’t
her classmates on the
be beat.
run.
Cheerleaders, Art,
F. H. A., Fix-it, Gifls
Teenagers, Tri-H-Y
Glee, Cheerleaders
Sports.

I Miss Sarah Cherry
Sponsor


Mrs. Elizabeth Gasklll
Mathematic
G I R L S ' G L E E C L U B






Goodman, Corella
” Tiny” Miller, Joyce
Always singing she ”Joyce"
is found, with her Joyce is a girl not
volce she'11 gs t short nor tall, but
around. she's always ready
if you call.
Cheerleaders,Girls
Glee Girls Glee,F.H.A,,
Cheerleaders, Tri-
Hi -Y


ufschlag, Frances
Ross Louise
"Fran”
"Louie”
11 of fun, always
This girl is short,
at, she's a girl
with curly hair,she
a *d like to meet,
and JoAnn are a
steady pair.
snagers, F.H.A.,
3ter, Girls Glee,
Girls Glee, Co
jerleaders. Art,
ordinatingcounci 1,
■ordinating Coun-
Tri-Hi-Y, F.H.A.

C O - O R D I N A T I N G C O U N C I L



It is the aim of the Council to better acquaint clubs
with each other and to evaluate the club program. Through
reports from council representatives, students learn what
other activities are being planned; new club organl7.ations-
are suggested,and recommendations are made for the elimin­
ation of certain clubs.



President------------ Janice McLaughlin
Vice-President-------Margaret McCauley
Secretary-TrepvSurer— Charles Young
Faculty Sponsor----- Miss Anna Getz














S P A N I S H C L U B




To learn about some of the language and expressions
of our friends "South of the Border" is the aim of the
Spanish Club. Members tahe imaginary trips to new and
stra,nge countries, and .meet many facinatlng people.



President---------------- J3.ck Matusek
Vice-President----------- William Myers
Secreta.ry---------------- Charles Leighton
Treasurer---------------- Arthur Sorenson
Co-ordinating Council
Representative----------- Jean Velgel
Faculty Sponsor----------Mrs. Dorothy Bixler



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CLASS CUT-UP SHYEST MOST POPULAR
Mary Vandegrlft Alice Mae Simon Joan Anderson
Francis Osborne Bill Wallace Jim Bustraan



































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MOST STUDIOUS BEST DRESSED
Joyce Curry June Ritter MOST COURTEOUS
Phil Bianco Harry McGuckin Eileen Kling
Larry Katz

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MOST ATHLETIC MOST LIKELY BEST LOOKING
TO SUCCEED
Hetty McOullen Janice McLaughlin
Bob Morris Betty Jane Taylor George Brown
George Kemraerer













































NICEST SMILE BEST DANGERS FRIENDLIEST
George Manley Gladys Yorty Joan Anderson
Ruth McCurdy Jack Peto Jim Bustraan



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PATRONS (continued)



Dougherty, Mr. and Mrs. R. Johnson, Mr, and Mrs. Ben.
Lucas, Mr. and Mrs. E. Forester, Mr, William
Samuels, William Haines, Mr, and Mrs. John
Lentine, Anthony Miller, Mrs. Laura
Pastore, Nicholas Namet, Mrs, John
Taylor, Edward Hashagen, Mrs. George
Douglas, Josephine Gonzalez, Doctor
Lawrence, Mrs. Chester Coulter, Mrs. H.
Alshlre, Ray Knight, Mr. and Mrs.
Turk, Charles L. Hardt, Mr. and Mrs,
Smith, George W. Hughes, Mr, and Mrs,
Eisenbrey, Mrs. William Tannenbaum, Mr, and Mrs, Sara.
Allen, Mrs. Elmer Wallick, Joe
Wllnslow, Richard Serra Brothers
Michel, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Foley, William
Fagans, Mrs. Kay Von Wallmenich, Mrs. C.
McLaughlin, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Coates, Mrs. Wm,
Hllgendorff, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lawler, Mrs. John
Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Howard C. Wilson, Mrs, C. L.
Gross, Mrs. Moser, Barbara I,
Minnich, Hal Foster, Mr. and Mrs.
Puima and Family, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Herman and Martin
Fallon, Mrs. Lenorad Bech, Mr. and Mrs, Horace L,
Bauer, Mr. and Mrs. Harry King, Mr, and Mrs. Charles M.
Keates, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Baldwin, Mr, Herbert W.
Polk, Mrs, Ethel Cummings, Bill
Coulter, Mr. and Mrs, Benjamin Weida, Herbert
Schell, Mrs. Hensley, Mrs. John
Ott, Elsa Anna German, Mr.
Ott, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Coulthoud, Mrs, John
Beach, Mr. William Trask, Mrs.
Carroll, Mrs. B. Dunbar, Mr, and Mrs. Leonard
Ellis, Mr. Berkley Ross, Mr. and Mrs, James
Johnson, Mr. Lloyd Bintliff, Mr, and Mrs, Howard
Bristol Floor Covering Brosbes Drugs
Vandegrift, Mrs, A. W. Kulik, Mrs, A. R.
Wetherill, Mrs. George H. Collins, Jr., M. W.
Moyer, Mrs. C. Donald Schmidt, Mrs. E. J.
DeLong, Mr. and Mrs. Russell W. Brennan, Mr. E.
Longbottora, Mr, and Mrs. S. D. Snoke, Mr, and Mrs. Phillip
Friends Wright, Mr, and Mrs, W.

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CLASS HISTORY



When we entered seventh grade we were like specta­


tors at the circus. It took us the biggest part of the

nine months to get use to the school and older stu­

dents. With workmen adding a new part it didn't help


us any. Being on half sessions, we started school at

8 o'clock A.M. and finished at 12:30 P.M. As we left

school we brushed past the incoming eighth graders. We


were a little unhappy about one of the activities we

didn't have in the circus, that being clubs.

In eighth grade we were on our way to becoming a


full fledge circus; we only had one ring, but it meant

the world to us. Having something more than just being

a spectator really gave us encouragement. Having one


ring in a circus required a lot of people so we had to

hire more personnel. The male attraction, in the eyes

of the girls, we later found out was a mathematics

teacher who was interested in the Cleveland Indians.


His pleasing personality won us over, in a big way, and

he has been our class advisor since eighth grade. In

eighth grade we had clubs and our class activity was a


doggie roast in back of the school. Games were enjoy­

ed by one and all that attended.

Upon starting our ninth year, just think only four

more to go, we found another ring had been added, giv­


ing us two, Vou see, we elected class officers, some-