Muhlenberg High School - Muhltohi Yearbook (Laureldale, PA)
- Class of 1948
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M U H L T 0 H I
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Dedication
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To the people ot our community
in appreciation of their support
and interest in the public
schools ot Muhlenberg Town-
ship, we, the Class ot 1948, dedi-
cofte this sixth volume ot the
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Muhlenberg Township School Board
IOSEPH W. SEYFERT CI-IHRLES Fl, TROUT
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1947-1953 1945 1951
HHROLD F1 STOUDT EGRL H BOYER
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1947 1953 1943 1949
MRS. ELIZQBETH HUBER .QRTHUR C. MELICK LLOYD M. SCHHEFFER
1947 1953 1943-1949 1945-1951
CHHRLES S. CRUMBLING DHNIEL G ROTHERMEL
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IHNICE HNDERSON Hcademic
Hndy . . . jolly . . . fascinating, dreamy brown eyes . . . deceptive
quietness . . . can be very pesty . , . model friend , . . stands high
scholastically . . . "puts in time" at Kresge's 5 61 lU . . . helps spon-
sor weekly church dances . . , vivacious Y-Teen program chairman
. future medical secretary.
Mixed Chorus l2g Y-Teens ll, l2g Honor Society l2g
lunior Playg G. R. Pl. lU, llg Muhltohig Hockey Honor
Team l2.
DORIS RNGSTHDT Commercial
Doris . . . eyes of blue . . . builder-upper , . . sudden bursts of
gurgling laughter , . . generally on the receiving end of a joke
. . . efficient seamstress . . . stockgirl in an exclusive store . . . pas-
time-two-handed solitaire . . . Wishes to enter the commercial field.
Muhltohi.
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HLHN HRMSTRONG Hccxdemic
"Red, the Saint"? ?? . . . freckles . . . prankster , . . would like to
put a scissors to the "New Look" . . . amateur ham . , . fights for
Chrysler at the drop of a carburetor . . . heads pack in the "Wolves
Den" . . . turtle-neck sweater trademark at games . . , college bound.
Orchestra ll, l2g Band lO, ll, l2g Mixed Chorus lU,
l2g Hall Patrol ll, l2g Senior Play: lunior Playg Bas-
ketball Hsst. Mgr. lU, llg Mgr, l2g Football lU, ll.
CHLVIN BHIR Industrial
Calie . . . bashful . . . honor roll member . . . gets things done
. . . proud owner of a "Studie" . . . opinionated about women-
much too expensive . . . has a long trek to school . . , earns pin-
money as a part-time carpenter . . . after-graduation goal-Wyo-
missing Polytechnic Institute.
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FERNE BHIR Hcademic
Bubbles . . . not a Worry in the world . . . revels in telling jokes . . .
appealing blue eyes that can be equally grave or gay . . ,
travels a great distance to M. T, H. S ,,.. never absent??? . . .
hopes to become a Bell Telephone service representative.
Y-Teens ll, 125 Observer ll, lZg Muhltohi.
MHDLYN BHLTHHSER Commercial
Madlyn . . . small, but oh, what noise . , . talkative . . . earnest
manner . . . enjoys roller skating and bicycling . . . jazz and Como
fan . . . favorite class-typing . . . resident of Centerport . . . par-
ticularly likes computation . . . seeks stenographic position after
graduation.
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HLBERT BEHDLE Commercial
Booney . . . curly hair . . . lun-loving . . . trails opposite sex . . .
exceptional ability for creating "unusual situations" . , . always
has a helpful suggestion . . . his favorite haunt, the "Greasy Sleeve"
. . . plans to have "the situation Well in hand" some day.
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GRHCE BECHTEL Commercial
Red , , . blue eyes , . . golden hair . . . merry damozel . . . hails
from Mohrsville , . , fondness for auburn-haired boys . . . strolls the
halls with her bosom chums . . , Worked in factory during the
summer . . . original laugh . . . abundant knowledge of jokes . . .
aspiration-secretary.
Mixed chorus 105 Muhifohi.
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DORIS BERKEMEYER Commercial
Doris . . , chubby . . . green eyes . . . brownette . . . constantly in
the halls settling her affairs . . . Publicity Chairman of Y-Teens
active participant on the Observer Staff . . . relishes Pennsyl-
vania Dutch cooking . . . abhors conceited people . . . future
plans-Bryland Institute.
Observer ll, 12g Muhltohig Y-Teens ll, 12.
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GRHNT BERTOLET Hccrdemic
Bert . . . good-natured . . . handsome . . . accomplished musician
. . . record collection includes Bach to Beneke . . . attentive stu-
dent . . . plays slush pump in swing bands . . . State Band repre-
sentative . . . rates jazz first . . . plans to make a career of music.
Orchestra ll, 125 Band 10, ll, 125 State Band 125
County Band 125 Mixed Chorus 10, ll, 125 Muhl-
eteers 12p District Orchestra 125 County Orchestra
125 District Band 125 County Chorus 12g District
Chorus 12
DOROTHY BINGHMHN Commercial
Dot . . . soft brown eyes and rippling waves . . . an inhabitant of
Pllsace , . . enjoys a good joke . . . diligent worker . . . immediate
response to a humorous situation . . . interested in an alumnus . . .
favorite expression is, "I like you, too" . . . will undoubtedly be
heard saying "Operator"
BETTY BISSEY Commercial
Betts . . . friendly , . , mischievous . . . has a phobia for school . . .
outdoor type . . . partial to winter sports and swimming . . . en-
thusiastic about housework . . , ambition-to get married . . . neat
dresser . . . dotes on Frank Sinatra . , . future-Bryland Institute,
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Bortzie , . . brown eyes . . . ebon hair . . . slirn . , . passive ,man-
ner . . . dreams of the outdoor life . . , likes to sketch . . . makes
pin-money out of his hobby-woodcarving . , . accepts every trick
or joke on himself with a smile . . . interests point toward mechan-
ics in the Navy.
Mixed Chorus 11, 12.
IOYCE BOSSERT Commercial
Ioy . , . determined . . . automatically says, "Be good!" . . . avid
reader , . . favorite dish-tall, blond lad . . . hails from Frush Val-
ley junction . . . potato chip distributor . . . clerk in a local "five
and ten" . . . ardent movie-goer . . . hopes to secure a secretarial
position.
Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 125 Y-Teens ll, 125 Muhltohig
District Chorus 12.
RICHHRD BOYER Hcademic
Rip . . . long, lean, and lanky . . . brick-top . . . always ravenous
. . . captained the class in junior and senior years . . . successful
high jumper . . . active voice in school affairs , . . State Chorus
tenor . . . honor student , . . plans to study for ministry at Muhlen-
berg College.
Mixed Chorus 10, ll, 125 County Chorus 10, ll,
12g District Chorus 10, ll, 125 State Chorus llg De-
bating llg Hi-Y 10, 11, 125 Honor Society 11, 125
Observer ll, 125 Photography Club 115 Track 10,
11, 125 Muhleteers 12g Class President 11, 12,
ROBERT BRADLEY 1 Hcademic
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Knute . . . cat eyes . . . dashing . . . ntall, dark, and handsome"
. . . disgustingly healthy . . . star athlete . . . "Glenn Davis" of
Muhlenbe-rg's touchdown twins . . , gobbles up glamor girls . . .
prefers history to other subjects . . , hopes to be the answer to
some coach's prayer.
Hi-Y 10, 11, 125 Hall Patrol llg Basketball 115 I. V,
Basketball 10g Football 10, 11, 12g Baseball 10, ll,
125 Track 10, ll, 12.
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DORIS BRIGHT Hcademic
Dossie . . . truly "bright' '... one of those nice things that comes
in small packages . . . pianissimo manner . , . captivating smile
. . . vivacious cheerleader . . . accomplished soprano . . . high
scholastic ability . . . dependable leader of Y-Teens . . . future
ambition-to be a history teacher,
Mixed Chorus 10, ll, 12g County Chorus ll, 12g
District Chorus ll, 12, Y-Teens V. Pres. ll, Pres. 125
Honor Society ll, 12, Observer 11, 12, Cheerlead-
ing l0, 11, 125 Muhlaires 11, 125 Muhltohi.
MHRY BURDHN Commercial
Mary . . . amiable . . . chatty . . . noisy . , . fondness for swimming
and sewing . . . usually found at the scene of trouble . . . ardent
sports spectator . . . correspondence fiend . . A antipathy for school
. . . keen sense of humor . . . admirer of the opposite sex . . .
aspires to a bookkeeping position,
Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 12, Y-Teens ll,
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IOHN BURKEY Hcademic
Iohnny . . . diminutive member of senior class . . . winning smile
. . . likeable lad . . . music "sends" him, especially jazz . . .
mechanical aptitude . . . versatile drummer . , . spends spare time
studying chemistry . . . petticoat fever . . . chosen field-salesn'1an-
ship.
Orchestra 10, ll, l2g Band 10, 11, 12, District Band
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HNNH. CHNTO Commercial
Hnn . . . raven haired, demure lass . . . Millmont resident . . .
opera listener . . . majorette . . . reluctant to follow the new
fashions . . . coat-check girl at Y. M ..,. generally humming a
gay tune . , . participant in the senior class play . . . prime inter-
est-to be a singer.
Mixed Chorus 12, Y-Teens 11, 12, Senior Playg Drill
Team 10, 12, Muhltohi.
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Doc . . . considerate . . . quietest member of the class . . . applies
himself to his studies . . , well-kept wardrobe . . . one of Blandon s
contributions to Muhlenberg , . , shuns opposite sex . . . finds f
recreation in ice-skating and baseball . . , expert mathematician Z " f t -
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Dahmsie . . . towering lad . . . athletically inclined . . . selected
for l947 Hll-County Football Team . . . considers any food luscious
. . , a keen eye for the fairer sex , . . wanders through the halls
with Ierry and Knute . . . lone male senior journalism student . . .
plans to buy a farm.
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HILDH DHUGHTRY Commercial
Hilda . . . usually smiling . . . courteous manner . . . companion-
able . , . wild about popular music . . . detests pesty people . . .
enjoys listening to the radio . . . earnest student . . . returned to
these parts from the South in ninth grade . . . present indications
point to a future as a housewife.
General
Iiggs . , . cordial . . . guileless . i . pleasing personality . . . true
to the South . . . recreation-teasing people, especially girls . . ,
authority on Southern fried chicken . . . equestrian . . . a certain
lady's man . . . ever ready to lend a helping hand . . . hopes to
find a future in the steel industry.
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HNNH DHVIS Commercial
Tootie . . . gentle smile for everyone . . . energetic baseball player
ardent advocate of the roller skating rink . . . frequents Strunk's
lce Cream Parlor . . . ever faithful G. H. H. member . , . salesgirl
at 1oyce's Sport Shoppe . . . cinema fan of Pllan . . . secretarial job
in the offing.
Y-Teens 115 G. Pt, Fl. 10, ll, 125 Hockey Honor Team
11, 125 Basketball Honor Team ll, 12,
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DOROTHY DECK Commercial
Dotty . . . tricky . . . dusky hair . . . enthusiastic about shorthand
. . . always in the company of "Bingie" . . . her cooking is the way
to any man's heart . . , puzzle fiend . . . insatiable thirst for cokes
. . . often rnumbles, "Oh, Sugar" . . . will attend business school,
Y-Teens 11, 125 Drill Team 125 Muhltohi.
GERHLD DEGLER Hcademic
Deggie . . . a number one sheik . . . all out for fun . . . insepara-
bles-Gerry, Sneeze, and the "Hot Rod Chevy" ..., main interests-
Naval Reserve, radios, and dancing . . . occupied left end on the
gridiron . . . after-graduation goal-Wyomissing Polytech.
Iunior Play, Football 10, ll, 12.
EZIO DeSHNTIS Hcademic
Ez . . . diverting manner . . . startlingly green eyes . . . the argu-
mentative type . . . delights in pestering girls . . , never Worries
. . . "Bruiser" of the football team . . . plans to increase enrollment
at a southern college . . . future objective-professional football.
Basketball 125 I. V. Basketball ll, Football 10, ll,
125 Baseball lil, ll, 125 Student Council 12.
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BETTY EDDINGER 5 Commercial
Betty . . . gracious . . . sports are her first interest , . . usually
selling something . . . Miss Tennant's "right-hand man" . . . de-
lights in reading . . . pet expression-"Fire you kidding?" . . .
shuns homework , , . pals around with Plnna Davis . . . has pros-
pects of a secretarial position.
Y-Teens 115 Track ll, 125 G. Pl. Fl. 1U, 11, 125 Muhl-
tohi5 Hockey Honor Team 11, 125 Basketball Honor
Team 11, 12.
ELEHNOR FHLLER Commercial
Elly . . . neat appearance . . . spontaneous smile . . . all around
athlete . , , popular class member . . . whiz on the basketball floor
. . Mary's constant companion . . . active .member of G. Pl. Ft,
contemptuous ol sewing , . . vocational interest lies in the
secretarial world.
Y-Teens ll, 125 Drill Team 125 Track 10, 11, 125 G.
H. Fl. 10, ll, 125 Muhltohi5 Hockey Honor Team 11,
125 Basketball Honor Team 11, 12,
IOSEPH FERRO Hcademic
loe . . . medium height . . . even-tempered . . . dark-brown hair
. . . "man ol iron" . . . spends leisure time reading . . . dead pan
humor. . . conscientious . . . undisturbed by people or events . . .
whenever in need, seek Ioseph . . . intends to become a mechanic.
Photography Club ll.
DHNIEL I-'ICK Hccxdemic
Ficky . . . Blandonite , . .subdued manner . . . ruddy complexion
. . . weakness for fishing and hunting . , . faithful reader of Coronet
. . . not the worrying type . . . repugnance for doing homework . . .
asset to his lather's printing shop.
Photography Club 12.
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ROBERT FULMER Commercial
Fulrner . . . lanky . . . care-free . . . lone male in his office practice
class . . . an unmitigated pest . , . usually up to some mischief
. . . spends after school time working in Lorane Orchards . . . finds
diversion in roller skating . . . "happy fixing" as a mechanic, Bobl
Highway Patrol lO.
KHTHLEEN GEHRIS Hccxdemic
Kag , . . chatter-box . . . even-tempered . . . loyal fan of the basket-
ball team . . . barrels of laughter . . . spends most of her time in
the art room . . . post card collector . . . co-operative . . . has de-
serted the ranks of amateur cooks for a job at Frank Reeser's.
Y-Teens ll, l2g Iunior Playg Photography Club ll.
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IUNE PICK Commercial
Iune . . , hazel eyes . . . attractively dressed . . . seamstress
an Hlsace Township resident . . . school usherette , . . frequents
the roller skating rink . , , has a passion for hiking . . , staunch
supporter of school sports . . . pet peeve-to cut a stencil , . one
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MHRVINE GHRMHN Commercial
Marvine . . . attractive brown eyes , . . nice to know . , . Hlsace
commuter . . . frequently curls up with a book . . . ticket taker at
basketball and football games . . . habitually helpful . . . tot-tender
. , . hopes to become a filing clerk in a New York office.
RICHARD GERHHRT
Dick . . . good-looking . . , gray eyes, dimples . . . shy, but full of
fun . . . our "favorite" miler . . . sincere friend , . . enjoys swim-
ming . . . avid hunter . . . raises pigeons . . . ability to
with people . . . perennial homeroom and photography cliib prefsie
dent . , . ambition-to enter the electrical field.
Photography Club ll, 12g Track 10, ll, lZ.
MHRY IHNE GORDON
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Mary Iane . . . reserved . . . tiny . . . serene . . . active in church
affairs , . . thespian in religious plays . . . loathes math class . . .
. . . acquires exercise bicycle riding . .
musically inclined . . . desires to become an office worker.
WILLIHM GREUSEL Ilndustricrl
Bill . . . stalwart stature , . . Whimsical smile . , . quiet manner . . .
adept at mechanical drawing . . . musical outlet-slappinjg the big
bass . . . seen rather than heard , . . definitely advoc tes Ford.
motors . . . spends all spare time at home . . . post-graduation
plans-welding apprentice,
IEHN GRUBER
lean . . . titian haired . .
accomplished pianist .
Whipping garments into
bition-concert pianist.
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MHRTIN GYOMBER Hccxdemic
Martin . . . well upholstered . . . newcomer to the senior class . . .
sports fan . . . shows an unusual knack for making his presence
known . . . favorite pastime-gazing at girls . , . pestiferous . .
aiming to enlist in Uncle Sarn's Navy as a Radio Technician,
MHBEL HHHS Home Economics
Pinky . . . pals around with lean . . . swims like a fish . . . favorite
subject-history . . , an Pllsace resident . . . good basketball
player . . . frequently the object of Mr. Harris's teasing . . , life of
the party . . . partial to dark-haired lads . . . Observer typist . . .
intends to earn her living as a waitress.
Observer ll, lZ.
IOHN HRFNER Commercial
Ioan . . . vitality plus . . . flaxen hair . . . blue eyes . . . has "edu-
cated" feet . . . inseparable from Lorrie . . . competent worker . . .
always in there cheering . . . her favorite song might very Well be,
"Oh, Iohnny!" . . . takes a great deal of kidding . . . future sec-
retary.
Y-Teens ll, 12, Cheerleading ll, l2, Muhltohi.
ROBERT HHINS General
Hainy . . . good-humored . . . engaging grin . . . just another
"crew-cutter" . . . atliletically inclined . . , triple-threat man-loot-
ball, basketball, and track . . . keeps his thoughts to himself . . .
blondes preferred . . . eager party-goer . . . plans to sail for
Uncle Sam.
Hall Patrol ll, 12, Basketball 12, I. V. Basketball
ll, Football 10, ll, Mgr, 125 Track ll, 12.
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HRTHUR HI-IRTZELL
Rcademic
Pete . . . gay chum . . . sports crew hair cut . . . trouble comes and
trouble goes . . . pigeon enthusiast . . . plays on Pllsace utheran
Basketball Team . . . advocates less homework . . . te ses the
opposite sex . . . enjoys watching what he calls "moving scenery."
Mixed Chorus l0g Muhltohi.
GERHLD HHUS
Hausie . . . rugged charm . , . roguish
ality . . , specializes in woodworking .
GEORGE HHSKER
Hcademic
George . . . clear, hazel eyes . . , football shoulders . . . congenial
to everyone . . , never gripes about anything . . . has ball-bearing
ankles on a dance floor . , . steady worker . . . hopes to coach
some future athletes to success . . . future alma mater-Kutztown
State Teachers College.
Hi-Y 10, ll, l2g Basketball llg I. V. Basketball l0g
Football 10, ll, Mgr. 125 lvluhltohig Track l0, ll.
Industrial
smile . . . genial person-
. . pet expression-"Oh,
my!" . . . pet peeve-being "Geraldo" in English class . . . out-
standing football player of "47" . . . future intefntion is to become
a cabinet maker.
Football 10, ll, 125 Baseball lO.
DHWN
Dawn .
smile .
leader .
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HEFFNER
Commercial
. . derni-tasse sife . . . creamy complexion . . . flashing
. . blu hes easily . . . her quiet manner is somewhat de-
orker.
ceiving , , . sirlcere frien' . . . nimble-toed dancer . , . perky cheer-
. . Dol'is's constccilnt companion . . . aspires to be a future
Y-Teens ll, 125 Cheerleading ll, 125 Muhltohi.
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LEE HEFFNER Hcademic
Lee . . , elongated . . . husky . . . argumentative and outspoken
. . . enthusiastic P. O. D. student . . . struggles with German . . .
soccer fan , . , after school job-mushroom picking . . . excuse
blank and report card dodger . . . hobby-automobiles . . . our
future Ford dealer.
Hi-Y lU, ll.
RICHHRD HEIM Hcademic
Dick . . . imperturbable . , . keen sense oi humor . . . teachers' ideal
student . . . unimpressed by feminine attention . . . reserved in his
opinions . . . proved to be a fine comedian in both junior and
senior class plays . . . immediate future includes matriculation at
Hlbright.
Mixed Chorus l0, ll, l2g Honor Society ll, 125
Senior Playg Iunior Playg lvfuhltohig Student Council
l2.
MELBH. HERBEIN Commercial
Melba . . . even-tempered . . . laughing blue eyes and chestnut
hair , , , loads of fun . . . puts pep into the cheering section . . .
constant chatter . . . expends much energy in Whatever she under-
takes . . . neatly 'attired . . . handy with a needle . . . one of our
future secretaries.
Mixed Chorus lU, ll, l2g Y-Teens ll, l2p Cheerlead-
ing lO, ll, l2p Muhltohi.
RI CHHRD HERBEIN Industrial
Dick . . . curly hair and brawny shoulders . . . agreeable manner
. . . Wears snazzy clothes , . . one of our big game hunters . . .
excellent hoofer . . . after school hours devotes himself to eating
and sleeping . . . upon graduation plans to start a business of
his own.
Football lU, llg Track lU, ll.
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DHVID HILL General
Hilly . , . reserved . . . silent type . . . frequent visitor to Mr, Har-
ris's room . . . fascinated by his green Ford truck . . . authority on
the construction of model airplanes . . . patron of the Hobby
Hangar , . , will prepare for his vocation at Wyomissing Poly-
technic Institute.
Mixed Chorus lUg Observer ll,
IEHNNE HINKLE Commercial
Hink . . . answers to "Size 55, please" on Saturdays . . . handy
with dad's "ZZ" . . . spent last summer on a Connecticut tobacco
farm . , , hopes to have a "fat" future . . . whiz at locker combina-
tions . , . excels in baking chocolate cakes . . . hopes to inject
herself into some doctors office.
Y-Teens ll, l2g Photography Club llg Muhltohi.
BETTY HINNERSHITZ Commercial
Bets . . . petite . . . brunette . . . sedate . . . commutes from Ptlsace
Township . . . adores cats and dogs , . . preference for cowboy
music . . . heard saying-"Yes, dear!" . . . likes to prove her skill
at putting puzzles together . . . future-a nimble typist,
HITH HOOVER Commercial
Dolly . . . neatly curled blonde hair . . . reserved personality . . .
one of those rare natural beauties-no make-up tor her . . . spends
tree time at Bachman's making "dough' '... crams tor English class
. . . roller skating fanatic . . . we may some day hear her saying,
l'Number, please."
Observer ll.
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MHRY HOTTENSTEIN Commercial
Mary . . . witty . . . proficient band majorette . . . day-dreamer
. adroit in sewing . . . unwittingly hums to herselt . . . jerks
sodas at "Matty's" in spare time , . . Elly's standby . . . home disc-
jockey . . . music to Mary's ears-the clinking of coins for the
Y-Teens' treasury.
Y-Teens ll, 125 Drill Team lO, ll, 125 Track l0g
Muhltohi.
NHNCY KEHRNEY Commercial
Nan . . . reddish-brown curls . . . future dairymaid . . . enjoys
"Reed-ing" . . . trademarked by blue-rimmed glasses . . . has a
place for everything and has everything in its place . . . "Scrooge"
. . . our Iudy of "H Date With Iudy" . . . future-medical secretary. ,
Mixed Chorus lO, ll, 125 Y-Teens ll, l2g Senior 1
Playg Iunior Playg Photography Club llg Track lOg
Muhltohi.
IOHN KLECKNER Industrial
lack . . . toothsome grin . . . "sharp" dresser . . . unpredictable
. . . music lover . . . "lack of all trades and master of none" . . .
"crazy" about driving . . . pals around with 'Larry' '.., wants to
build his own "jalopy" some day . . . aspires to be a mechanic.
GERHHRDT KLEMM General
Gerhardt . . . the taller hall ot "Mutt and Ieff' ',.. friendly smile
. . . conscientious student . . . authority on the code ol the Nationbtl
Flnthem Cask Miss Hortonl . . . plays a Hawaiian guitar . . . first
love is airplanes . . . C. Fl. P. member . . . would like to learn
more about aeronautics after graduation.
Observer ll.
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DHVID KLINE Commercial
Deacon . . . easy-going cmd good natured . . . ingenuous . . .
makes friends easily . . . member of the Temple gang . . . served
as tackle on the football team . . , keeps his classmates entertained
with mirth-provoking situations . . . enthusiastic about construc-
tional engineering.
Mixed Chorus 125 Football ll, 125 Swimming Team
Mgr. 12.
GENEVIEVE KOCHBN Commercial
Ienny . . . flashing smile . . . demure disposition . . . sincere . . .
personality plus . . . avoids cosmetics . . . happy-goelucky . . .
Whizz in math . . . exhibits her athletic prowess in gym . . . pet
subject-shorthand . . . hopes to put it to practical use as a
secretary.
G. Pl. Q, llg Muhltohi.
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GLENN KOLLER Hccxdemic
Peachy , , . dark complexion . . . tricky grin . . . "H1ibi lke" . . .
usually with Davy . . . lives for Spanish??? . . . can be heard saying,
"That's a joke, son" . . . baseball and football are tops with him
. . . draws pay as a gardener . . , hails from Blandon . . . hopes
to attend college.
Swimming Team 10, 125 Baseball 12.
HENRY KOLLER Bcademic
Henny . . . chubby . . . ardent checker fan . . . habitant of Temple
. . . hunting and fishing rate tops . . . part-time grocer . . . dashes
for the 3:25 bus . . . once a friend always a friend . . . member
of the Naval Reserve . . . looks forward to enlisting in the Navy
upon graduation.
Football ll.
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GEORGE KRHMER Hcczdemic
George . . . chubby . . . curly brown hair . . . innocent blue eyes
are no index to his character . . , favorite pastime is teasing girls
. . . smooth dancer . . . card shark . . . melodious speaking voice
. . . likes planning houses . . . hopes to become an architect in the
future.
Football llg Muhltohi.
ROBERT KREIDER Hccxdemic
Bob . . . strong, silent type . . , travels from Centerport in a "jalopy"
. . . versatile dancer . . . amiable personality . . . supporter of all
sports . . . regular movie-goer . . . revels in hunting and fishing
. . . apples a specialty . . . expects to enlist in the Navy upon
graduation.
Hi-Y ll, 12.
KUNO KREUZER Hcctdemic
Kuno . . . intent blue eyes , . . flashing smile . . . clean-cut features
. . . skiing and hiking occupy all his spare time . . . decided
preference tor chemistry . . . joined the ranks of Muhlenberg in
eleventh grade . . . in the future we may hear, "Dr, Kreuzer, call
surgeryln.
Photography Club ll, 12.
MHRY KROYER Commercial
Moll . . . vivacious . . . aggressive . . . heard when not seen . . .
keeper of the minutes for the class . . . dreams of having a "New-
tur" . . . old hand at cheering . . . wears latest fads . . . wishes for
a four-day school week . . . excuse blank collector . . . aims to take
lite as it comes,
Mixed Chorus lU, llg Debating llg Y-Teens ll, 125
Observer 125 Photography Club llg Cheerleading
lU, ll, l2g Class Secretary ll, 125 Muhltohi.
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RUTH LHRKIN Hcademic
Ruthie . . . friendly with everyone . . , rosy cheeks . . . full of vim,
vigor, and vitality , . . literally runs a boarding house lor commut-
ing students . . . presided over meetings of the Blue Horizon Club
. . . owns prize collection ot 700 dogs . . . musician . . . plans to
enroll at Lebanon Valley College.
Orchestra ll, l2, Band l0, ll, 12, District Band ll,
l2, County Band l0, ll, l2g Mixed Chorus l0, ll,
l2, County Chorus l0, ll, 12, Horizon Club 10, ll,
Pres. 125 Honor Society l2, Observer ll, 12, District
Orchestra l2, Muhlaires l2, Muhltohi, District
Chorus l2.
THEODOR LISS Hcademic
Lissy . . . logical thinker . . . high academic rating . . . very per-
suasive clebater . . . violinist for county, district, and state orches
tras . . . zealous drummer for "Dry Bones" . . . Ulunior Town Meet-
ing of the Ftir' representative . . . inter-high school debater . . .
future intent-to enter college.
Orchestra ll, l2g Mixed Chorus l0, l2, Debating ll,
12, Hi-Y ll, l2g Honor Society ll, lZ, County Or-
chestra ll, 12, District Orchestra ll, l2, State Or-
chestra ll, l2, Class Treasurer ll, l2g Muhltohi.
MBRIORIE MHRBBRGER Home Economics
Margie . . . congenial . . . willing . . . bubbling over with laugh-
ter . . . skilled cook . . . fond of "Red' '... plays Pocahontas during
summer , . . whips up attractive clothes . . . spends spare time
taking "Dagwood naps' '... ardent worker lor Horizon Club . . .
has an aversion for P. O, D.
Horizon Club lZ, Muhltohi.
IOYCE MHYS Rccxdemic
Mazie , . . West Leesport resident . . . active athlete in basketball
and softball . . . willingness to co-operate . . . hobby-making her
own wardrobe . . , dislikes egotistical people and "history" . . .
familiar sight-Ioyce lugging her "Sax" to school . . . aims to be
an "Hngel ot Mercy,"
Orchestra ll, 12, Band l0, ll, l2g Mixed Chorus l0,
ll, 12, Y-Teens ll, Horizon Club l2g Track 105 Bas-
ketball Honor Team ll, l2, Muhltohi.
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IHMES MEHSE Hcademic
limmy . . , one of the shorter seniors . . . twinkling brown eyes . . .
conscientious . . . thoughtful . . . courteous . . . ceaseless effort to
aid a worthy cause . . . definite liking for math and chemistry . . .
chess player . . . consistent honor roll member . . . a friend to
everyone . . . future-college bound.
Honor Society 125 Photography Club llg Muhltohi.
IHCQUELINE MEIER Hcctdemic
Iac . . . soap and water complexion . . . long lustrous tresses . . .
distinguished personality . . , knits bundles for Princeton . . . espe-
cially fond of animals . . . courageous swimmer . . . attends all
sports events in the color guard uniform . . . takes her Work seri-
ously . . . some college will claim her.
Mixed Chorus lU, ll, l2y Debating llg Horizon
Club ll, 12g Honor Society ll, 12g Photography
Club llp Color Guard lU, ll, l2g Swimming Club
lU, ll, 125 Muhltohig Observer ll.
CHROLYN MOSES Commercial
Carolyn . , . slender , . . brunette . . . sews a very fine seam . . .
loyal fan of "Muhl" sports . . . fully initiated driver . . . amateur
photographer . . . drools over the singing of Perry Como . . . digs
up the news for the Be-Teen Iamboree . . . plans to enter the secre-
tarial world.
Horizon Club 103 Photography Club llg Muhltohi.
DHVID MOYER Hccxdemic
Whitey . . . winning smile , , . wiseacre . . , congenial . . . basket-
ball forward . . . accompanist for lvfuhleteers . . . speaks Spanish
fluently'??? , . . talks constantly-even to himself . . . swings a
mean "racket' ',.. intends to increase the enrollment at Lebanon
Valley College,
Mixed Chorus ll, lZg Hi-Y ll, l2g Basketball l2g I.
V. Basketball llg Tennis ll, 125 Muhleteers 12.
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IEHNETTE MOYER Hcademic
Ieanette . . . "she walks in beauty" . , . 1rish coloring . . . interested
in sewing, cooking, and Charles . . , spends her summers in the
Poconos . . . ardent follower of classical music . . . ticket seller at
football games . . . bookworm . . . wants to become a housewife.
Horizon Club 125 Muhltohi,
ROBERT MOYER Hcademic
Blackie . . . jet-black hair and blue eyes make him "click" with
the "chicks" . . . tops in basketball . . . frequently says, "Hey, you
guys" . . . one of "Matty's" regular customers . . . admires the op-
posite sex , . . sleepy hall patrol officer . . . homework 1over?'??
. . , aspires to enter college.
Mixed Chorus 105 Hi-Y 10, 11, 12, Hall Patrol 11,
125 Basketball 11, 12, 1. V, Basketball 10, Muhltohig
Baseball 10, 11, 12.
LHWRENCE MUTHI-IRD Hcademic
Mutt . , . "atomized" . . . cute grin . . , everybody's pal . , . tricky
but true . . . root of fun . . . patron of "Matty's" . , . has a million
jokes . . , hopes to own a hot-rod . . . struggles with Spanish . . .
swims like a fish . . . handy with a rifle . . . anchors aweigh to a
future gob.
Hi-Y 10, 11, 12, Hall Patrol 11, 125 Swimming Team
10.
DOLORES NHGLE academic
Dolly . . . golden-brown curly hair . . . hearty laughter . . . repre-
sentative of M. T. H. S. on the Be-Teen Board . . . efficient worker
. . . a Hfilmaniac' '... indispensable as Mr. White's ticket agent . ..
frequent patron of the local soda emporium . . . hopes to work for
Bell Telephone,
Mixed Chorus 11, 125 Debating 115 Horizon Club
10, 11, 125 Color Guard 11, 125 Muhltohig Swimming
Club 105 Student Council 12, District Chorus 12.
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MHRGIE NHGLE Hcademic
Marge . . . always ready to aid and abet , . . mischievous smile
. gay sense ot humor . . . Observer columnist . . . helps to keep
"Our Flag" flying at sports events . . . athletic . . , Working at
Miller's Ice Cream Store occupies the greater part of her time.
Horizon Club 10, ll, 12, Observer ll, l2, Photogra-
phy Club ll, Color Guard 10, ll, 12, Track 10, ll,
12, G. H. Fl. 10, ll, 12, Swimming Club 10, ll, 12,
Hockey Honor Team 12, Basketball Honor Team
ll, 12, Muhlt-ohi.
DOLORES NEIDER Commercial
Tuffy . . . "dyna-mite' '.., perky . . . ever willing to "pitch in"
when help is needed . . . slaves away at Kresge's . . . adores red
lipstick and gum . . . definitely tor the "New Look" . , . hopes to
become an employee of Bell Telephone Company in the near
future.
Y-Teens ll, 12, Iunior Play, Muhltohi.
IOHN NEWPHER Commercial
Ioan . . . cute . . . tricky . . . darkly fringed eyes . . . cats, bulldogs,
and "Foxes" occupy her spare time , , . displayed her acting ability
in both junior and senior class plays . . . takes pride in boasting
ot her twin brother . . . hates housework . . . will probably type
her way to success.
Mixed Chorus ll, 12, Horizon Club 10, ll, Iunior
Play, Senior Play, Muhltohi.
JOHN NEWPHER Hcademic
Iohnny . . . tawny waves . , . winning personality . . . enough to
make the girls swoon . . . very serious at times . , . asset to
school sports, especially basketball . . . natty attire , . . bigger half
ot "Newpher" twins . . . inveterate tease . . . wants to sail the
briny deep in the near future, '
Mixed Chorus 10, ll, Hi-Y 10, ll, 12, Hall Patrol
ll, 12, Football 10, ll, 12, Basketball 12, I. V.
Basketball 10, ll, Baseball 12.
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IOYCE NOLL Commercial
Ioyce . . . gentleness of manner . . . peaches and cream com-
plexion . . . regular customer at the local cinema . . . Cary Grant
admirer . . . pet expression, "Gee Whiz" . . . enjoys Vaughn Mon-
roe's singing . . . favorite subject-math , . , intends to become a
secretary upon graduation.
Muhltohi.
RICHHRD OWENS Hcademic
Dick . . . cool, calm, collected . , . congenial personality . . . all-
around athlete . . . competent student . . . looks at the "Bright"
side of life . . . possesses much school pride . . . has a yen for
moonlight hikes and hay rides . . . preparing to handle all legal
difficulties of the present generation.
Mixed Chorus ll, 125 County Chorus 127 Hi-Y 10,
11, 125 Honor Society 12, Iunior Playg Football 10,
11, 12, Muhltohi., Student Council President 12,
Class Vice-President ll, 12, Muhleteers 12, Hall
Patrol ll, 12.
DOLORES PHRKER Bcademic
Lorrie . . . honey colored locks . . . amicable . . . extensive ward-
robe includes twenty-three sweaters . . . holds the Senior Red
Cross Life Saving Certificate . . . faithful G. Fl. H. member , . .
one of our valued color guards . . . should make a very conscien-
tious telephone operator.
Mixed Chorus, 10,ll,l2g District Chorus 10,125 Hori-
zon Club 10, 11, 12, Observer ll, Photography Club
ll, Color Guard 10, 11, 12, Track 10, ll, 12, G, Pl.
H. 10, 11, Pres. 12, Muhltohig Swimming Club 10, 11,
12, Hockey Honor Team ll, 12, Basketball Honor
Team ll, 12,
ROBERT PETSCH Commercial
Bob . . . unimposing manner . . . knack for studying despite inter-
fering influences . . . hobby-enthusiastic about the steel guitar
. . . troups with a "Hillbilly Band" , . . expresses his opinion of
girls eloquently by "Oh, those gir1sl" . . . desires to continue in
the entertainment field.
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Herby . . . main hobby is building and flying model airplanes
. . . publicity man for Blandon Chamber of Commerce . . . possesses
an ardent desire for hunting and fishing . . . diligent student , . .
dependable . . . spends spare time with Blandon gang . . . hopes
to acquire o.n office job and settle down.
Muhltohi. l
ESTHER RHDERMHCHTER Commercial
Radar , . . lustrous hair . . . bright eyes . . . dresses in vivid hues
. . . vaccinated with a phonograph needle . . . Pepsodent smile
. . . tours the halls with Ruth and Beatrice . . . zest for home
economics class . . . amateur piano player . . . aspiration-a typist
or a telephone operator.
Mixed Chorus lUg Y-Teens ll, l2g Iunior Playg
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FLORENCE PFHUTZ Commercial
Florence . . . cute . . . mild-mannered , . . petite cheerleader . . .
energetic . . . industrious . . . painstaking student . . , sports en-
thusiast . . . favorite expression, "Cryin' in Ci sink!" . . . an expert
mathematician , . . aspires to become a future hairdresser.
Cheerleading ll, l2g Muhltohi.
Commercial
HHROLD POSEY Hcademic
Be Bop . . . brainy . . . urbane manner . . . a Galahad . . . Harry
Iames's competitor . . . displayed thespian ability in assembly . . .
always broke . . . petticoat Chaser . . , member of the eighth period
at tMatty's . . . will try anything once . . . hopes to find a future
in the field of music.
Orchestra l2g Band 125 District Band l2g County
Band l2g District Orchestra lZ.
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RUTH RHHN Hcademic
Ruth . . . good-natured and unassuming . . . devotee of food . . .
one of the Y-Teen potato chip squad . . . falls at the most em-
barrassing moments . . . pet expression, "l forgot my lunchl" . . .
allergic to chemistry . . . served as Hlumni editor on the "Ob-
server" staff . . . candidate for college.
Mixed Chorus lO, ll, l2g Y-Teens ll, l2g Observer
ll, 12g Muhltohi.
IBNET REED Commercial
Pinky . , . auburn hair . . . transparent complexion . . . modest . . .
unexcitable . . . earns pocket-money at local potato chip factory
. . . seldom unaccompanied by a member of the opposite sex . . .
in constant attendance at- basketball games . . . earnest in her
desire to be a stenographer.
Y'Teens ll, l2g Muhltohi.
MARY IHNE REESER Commercial
Mary lane . . . serious . . . dainty manner . . . says she will be an
old maid-at least until she's twenty . . . hope-chest collector,
notwithstanding . . . favorite subject-typing . . . prefers Plutry and
Crosby . . . hobby-crocheting . . . one of the future secretaries.
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HHROLD RISSMILLER Commercial
Rissy , . . definitely bashful at times . , . good measure of bub-
bling humor . . . "plugs" at his assignments . , . pet peeve-oral
recitation before the class . . . the opposite sex holds no appeal
. . . enjoys woodshop . . . his future is still undetermined.
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BEHTRICE RUBRIGHT Hcademic
Beaty . . , light hearted and gay . . . admires opposite sex . . .
spends weekends being a nurse's aide . . . frequently seen bicycle
riding or dancing . . . pet subject-English . . . faithful listener to
classical music programs . . . aims to "cool the fevered brow" in
the future.
Mixed Chorus 125 Y-Teens 11, 121 Muhltohi.
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GERHLD SCHEFFEY General
Boop , . . towering blond . . . "red-beet" complexion . . . ardent
admirer of all sports . . L headache to all teachers . . . goes for
city "smoothies" . . . always making last minute entrances . . .
rarely seen around school . . . plans to enter the U. S, Marines
upon graduation, 1
Photography Club 11, 12.
MRBEL SCHITTLER Commercial
Mabel . . . a friend in need . . . constantly says, "Gee Whiz" . . .
happy as the day is long . . . sports rate with Mabel . . . enjoys
making her own clothes . . . handles her Dad's tractor efficiently
enthusiastic bowler . . . hobby-embroidery . . . ambition-
secretary.
Photography Club 125 Muhltohi.
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DORIS SCHLEGEL Commercial
Schleg . , . fair-haired . . . immaculate appearance , . . perfect
attendance at all sports events . . . usually with Dawn . . . after
school job-potato chip factory . . . Worship Chairman of Y-Teens
. . . today's student-tomorrow's efficient secretary.
Y-Teens 11, 125 Muhltohig Student Council 12.
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HRLENE SEIDEL Hcczdemic
Flrlene . . . starry-eyed, . . . attractive . . . noted for her million
candle-power smile . . , lush thrush . . . director of Rainbow Chorus
of the Eastern Star . . . twirls a baton at sports events . . . plans
to work in the office of one of our local business firms.
Mixed Chorus lO, ll, 125 County Chorus 10, 11, 125
District Chorus 10, ll, 125 Y-Teens ll, 125 Honor So
ciety 125 Drill Team 10, ll, 125 G. H. Fl. 10, ll
Muhlaires 125 State Chorus 12.
BETTY SEIDEI. Commercial
Betty . . . dusky curls . . . though usually silent, enjoys an occa-
sional jest . , . could do without tomatoes . . . sews a straight
seam . , . excels in sports, especially track . . . quiet as the pro-
verbial mouse . . , long-distance commuter . . . intends to seek an
office position.
Y-Teens 115 Muhltohi.
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ROBERT SEIDEL Hcademic
Seidel . . . vexing manner . . . sparkling wit , . . loquacious . . .
debonair . . . resides at Berkley . . . able participant on both the
debating and tennis teams . . . starred in the junior and senior
class plays , . . baritone of the Muhleteers . . . future career-
electronics in the N. R. O. T. C.
Mixed Chorus 10, ll, 125 Debating 11, 125 Honor
Society 125 Senior Play5 Iunior Play5 Photography
Club ll, 125 Muhleteers 125 Tennis ll, 125 Muhltohi5
District Chorus 12.
WILLIHM SHIRK Hccxdemic
Bill . . . delights in chemistry . . . would rather run than study . . .
member of 'lmad" track team . . . Mixed Chorus standby . . .
plays bass horn in band . . . prefers Iarrof and Como records
. . . struggles in German class . . . expects to Work for a time
before entering college.
Orchestra 125 Band lO, ll, 125 County Band 125
Mixed Chorus 10, ll, 125 County Chorus ll, 125
1-li-Y 11, 125 Senior Play5 Track ll, 125 Muhltohi5
Muhleteers 12.
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IHCK SLONHKER General
lake . . . curly hair . . . attachment for dogs . . , on the "B and B"
list . . . interested spectator at sports events . . . dashes about in an
orange army truck . . . tinkers with cars . . , endlessly arguing . . .
believes homework unnecessary , . . plans to assist in father's
business.
Hi-Y ll, 12g Photography Club l25 Muhltohi.
EI-IRL SNYDER Industrial
Slim . . . Gary Cooper type . . . conscientious . . . ambitious . . .
high in scholastic affairs . . . resident of Bern Township . . . hidden
talents-basketball and baseball . . . experiments with airplanes
. A . works for Home Stores . . . considering truck driving as a
future occupation.
EVELYN SPHHR Commercial
Evelyn . . . dimples . . . blushes easily . . . hearty laugh . . . trim
figure-no need. to diet . , . her canine "Smudgie" is the apple of
her eye , . , co-chairman of the Y'Teens' food committee . . .
mostly thumbs when it comes to sewing . . . the future will find her
an asset to the Carpenter Steel office force.
Y-Teens ll, l2g Photography l2g G. Pl. Pt. lUg Muhl-
tohi.
MHRY SPHYD l Commercial
Spadie . . . carefree individual . . . fair complexion . . . droll sense
of humor , . . tags about with Grace . . . often seen at l3ll's Skating
Rink . . . "bats" about boys . . . very active in gymnastics . . .
pepper-upper . . . salesgirl at Kresge's . . . ambition-secretarial
work,
Highway Patrol lU.
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RICHHRD STHRKE Industrial
Dick . . , sparkling eyes, dimples make him "easy on the eyes"
. . . far-reaching laugh . . . fondness for pretzels . . . contagious
sense of humor . . . always wants to know, "Why?" . . . frequent
object of feminine glances . . , when not working, hies himself to
local skating rink . . . future auto machinist.
Football 10, ll.
IUNE STERNER Commercial
lune , . . feather Weight . . . cute as a bear's ear , . . mite-sized
. . . "money bags" of the Y-Teens , . . baby of the class . . . expert
seamstress'??? . . . unbounded popularity . . . follows basketball
team to root lor "Boo" . . . typist for the Observer.
Mixed Chorus 10, ll, 12, Y-Teens ll, 125 Observer
12, Muhltohi.
PHTRICIH SWEITZER Hcademic
Pat . . . stately blonde . . . attractive . . . silken bangs . . . impish
blue eyes . . . feline admirer . . . thespian in junior and senior
class plays , , . "Proxy" is activity itself . . . takes her school work
seriously . . , talented in swinging baton . . . aims to be a labora-
tory technician.
Mixed Chorus 10, ll, 12, Y-Teens ll, 12, Honor
Society 12, Iunior Play, Senior Play, Drill Team
10, ll, 12, G, Fl. Pl. 10, ll, Muhltohi.
REUE1. THOMBS Indusiriql
Reuel . . . chestnut hair, brown eyes . , . whimsical . , . attentive
and reserved in class . . . flashy guard on the football team , . .
contented . . . has quite a reputation with girls . . . big game
hunter of Berks County , . . would like to become a Diesel en-
gineer.
Football 10, ll, 12.
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MHRY IHNE TITLOW Hcademic
Mary lane . . . naturally wavy hair . . , mischievous smile . . .
tickles the "ivories" . . , dotes on letter Writing . . . visits Canada
annually . . . enthusiastic journalist . . . autocratic . . . very de-
pendable . . . plans to broaden knowledge ol music and journal-
ism at Syracuse University.
Horizon Club lU, ll, l2g Observer ll, lZy Muhltohi,
MARILYN TOBIHS
Toby . . . charming smile . . . gleaming tresses . v - sweet-tempered
. . . hails from Muhlen erg Park . . . always with Ruth and Kag
. . . ravenous appetite . . , specialty-ice skating . . . good listener
. . . tx-attic court judge . . . sunny nature . . . tomorrow's stenog
and housewife.
Mixed Chorus l2p Horizon Club l2p Traffic Court
ll, l2g Observer l2g Muhltohi.
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GRHCE ULLE
Grapes . . , slender . . . gamin grin . . . witty . . . loquacious . . .
pals around with Mary . . . increases employment list at Mc-
Crory's after school . . . one of the few whose favorite subject is
math , . . plans on applying her secretarial ability after graduation.
Mixed Chorus lO.
Commercial
Genefql
Larry . . . amiable . . . sandy-haired . . . ct newcomer to M. T. H. S,
. . . active interest in basketball , . . enthusiastic model airplane
builder . . . main interest-flying . . . favorite subject is art . . .
looking forward to enrolling in a school of aviation.
Commercial
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ROBERT WHLLEY Industrial
Bob . . . beguiling smile . . . one of the gang at "Matty's" . . .
pinball fan . . . practically a professional on roller skates . . .
women rate high in his young life . . . his posters decorate the halls
, . . very informal manner in the classroom . . . future-a big
question mark.
Hi-Y 10, 11, 12, Photography Club 11.
DONHLD WALTER General
Donnie . . . day-dreamer . . . baby blue eyes of "48" . . . quick
wit . . . daring hunter . . . drools over ice cream and french fries
. . , irks the M, T. H. S. teachers . . . always absent from school
on rainy days . . . plans to make Uncle Sam one of his relatives.
Mixed Chorus 10, ll, Muhltohi.
VIRGINIH WHLTERS Commercial
Ginny . . . lacevlidded eyes . . . full of fun . . . fascinating smile
. . . helped to keep the Y-Teens nourished , . . always laughing
with Evelyn . . . pet expression-"Good-Night!' '.., favorite
teacher is Mr, Harris . . . future office Worker at Carpenter Steel.
Mixed Chorus 10, ll, Y-Teens 11, 12, Photography
Club 12, Muhltohi.
MHRY LOU WHNNER Hcademic
Blondie . . . doll-like face . , . cheerful companion . . . member ot
senior majorettes . . . local amateur actress . . . golden voice . . ,
lull of "the old Nick' '... constant effort to do any job Well , . .
secretary to Y-Teens . . . hopes to become a "woman in White."
Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 12, County Chorus ll, District
Chorus ll, 12, Y-Teens ll, Sec, 12, Observer 12,
. Senior Play, Iunior Play, Drill Team 10, 11, 12, G.
Fl. Pl, 10, ll, Muhlaires 11, Muhltohi.
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MELVIN WEHVER Hcademic
Peanuts . . . bantam size . . . willing to "pitch-in" . . . busy as a
bee . . . always heard and sometimes seen . . . industrious stu-
dent , . . faithful senior football manager . . . elicited much ap-
plause as "Iunior" Iones in the class play . . . future math teacher
flook out, Mr. Whitel.
Mixed Chorus 125 Hi-Y ll, 125 Honor Society 125
Senior Playg Football Mgr. ll, l2g Muhltohi.
DORIS WEISSER l Commercial
Dolly . . . peppy . . . well groomed . . . popular cheerleader . . .
delights in "Beaver" hunting , . . contagious giggle . . . jive fan
. . . constantly eating . . . speed-demon talker. . . thrifty financier
. . . trouble always catches up with her . . . aspires to a secre-
tarial position,
Mixed Chorus lb, 11: Y-Teens ll, 125 Cheerleading
ll, l2g Muhltohi.
MHRK WILY Industrial
Mark , . , constant and fast talker . . . never serious . . . heckles
the feminine gender . . . practical joker . , . reserved seat in
detention . , . noted for his absenteeism from school . . . "ls his
face red?" when reprimanded . . . after school job-gas station
attendant.
MELVIN WITMHN l Industrial
Witty . . . mischievous . . . "shutter-bug' '... jerks sodas at a local
drug store . . . enjoys loafing . . . travels at all times with the
"Frush Valley" gang , , . happy when the 3:20 bell rings . . . forever
saying, "You ain't kiddinglu
Hi'Y ii, 125 Pholography Club 11, 12.
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DONHLD WOLFE General
Woliie . . , friendly smile . . , "Don Iuan' '... pet dislike is study-
ing . . . speak of sports and you'll have Wolfie for an audience
. . . jumps to the music ot Woody Herman . . . sports pegged pants
and flashy clothes . . . future ambition is to loaf.
IE!-IN YOUNG Hcademic
lean . . . sincere . , . dependable . . . usually dashing through the
halls . . . often heard saying, "Deadline tonight!" . . . capable
fingers in many pies . . . keeper of the exchequer ior Blue Horizon
Club , . . hopes to obtain a position in a newspaper ofiice.
Debating llg Horizon Club 10, ll, Treas. 12g Traf-
iic Court ll, 125 Honor Society l2g Observer ll,
125 Muhltohi.
HERBERT ZETTLEMOYER Commercial
Herby . . . tow-head . . . placid nature . , . passion for hunting
. . . "Y" fan . . . favorite subject, art . . . happy-go-lucky individual
. . . photography, his hobby . . . likes to tease the weaker sex . . .
hopes tor a telegrapher's position with a railroad company.
Mixed Chorus lU, ll, 125 County Chorus l2g High-
way Patrol lOg Photography Club ll, l2g Football
105 District Chorus l2.
FERN ZIMMERMHN Commercial
Zimmie , . . happy-go-lucky . . . flowing tresses . . . artistic . . .
loves to draw . . . penchant for colored-rimmed glasses . . . baby-
sitter . , . finds diversion in playing the piano . . . types at a great
rate of speed . . , wants to enter art school or do secretarial work.
Mixed Chorus ll, 125 Y-Teens ll, lZg Photography
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PAUL IOSEPH BAGENSTOSE
Ianucrry 23, 1931-Icmuary 5. 1945
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Paul entered Muhlenberg Township High School
from Centre Township schools in September, l944,
as a member of the present graduating class, en-
rolling in the academic course with the intention of
pursuing the study of medicine. On lanuary 5, l945,
while en route to school, he was fatally injured in
an automobile accident.
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All who knew him remember him as a diligent stu-
dent, likeable person, and promising athlete.
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Class History
Dear Diary:
7th Grade 1942-43
Our class enrolled as a body of 168 to begin its career at Muhlenberg. We enlarged our friendship circles
and soon grew acquainted with this entirely new routine. The unfamiliar classes and periods soon became
a part of our regular school life.
8th Grade 1943-44
Quite a few eighth graders participated in the operetta, "White Gypsy," We regret that nothing more of
importance happened in this year, but we still look back with pride on this stepping stone in our education,
lean Fredericks and Richard Boyer were selected the outstanding girl and boy of the class.
9th Grade 1944-45
We welcomed the new non-resident members which increased our class total of 189. ln this year we chose
our courses to prepare more specifically for our future careers.
Dolores Parker and Richard Boyer received awards for being outstanding students.
10th Grade 1945-45
We were proud to be the first class to hold a "Sopl'1 Hop" and Worked hard to make it a success, We
showed signs of being a class to stick together and go after the things we wanted. This year football was
inaugurated. 9. Spring Concert was held in which many members of our class took part,
Doris Bright and Richard Boyer received the outstanding girl and boy awards for tenth grade.
llth Grade 1946-47
Our class was officially organized and officers were elected: President, Richard Boyer, Vice-President,
Richard Owens, Secretary, Mary Kroyer, Treasurer, Theodor Liss. The class colors of cardinal red and steel
gray, the flowers of red roses and white carnations, and the hats and pins were trademarks of our junior
year. Many of the eleventh graders took part in the operetta, "Q Waltz Dream," and the annual junior
play for this year was "Fi Date With ludyf'
The main event of the year was the prom which was held on May 17. The gym was cleverly decorated as
a cafe scene.
Doris Bright and Theodor Liss were chosen the outstanding students of our class. Five members were in-
ducted into the National Honor Society.
12th Grade 1947-48
Our last farewell to Muhlenberg brings us memories of the many happenings in our senior year. Class
meetings noted the election of the same officials as the previous year, and the discussions of the yearbook,
prom, and class trip were matters for debate. We came into proud possession of our class rings. Our class
play, "Fllmost Summer," was held in November. May Day found Doris Weisser crowned as queen. Richard
Owens was elected the first president of the newly organized Student Council. Our last year was high-
lighted by the Senior Prom, our class trip, and commencement exercises-the time at which we bade good-
by and good luck to the future graduates and the faculty who guided our footsteps through the years,
We received our diplomas and produced a fine yearbook, and now that the work is done, we are more
nearly ready to take our places in the world.
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FIRST ROW, left to right: Mengel, Breitegam, Eckroth, Naltzinger, Hngsiadt, B.Hdam, Manmiller, M. Rrnold.
SECOND ROW: Oswald, Reedy, Riegel, Deeds, F, Qrnold, Boldt, Ermold, Boltz, Phillips.
THIRD ROW: Chaiey, Noll, Neher, D. Bielzl, Bossler, Hlihouse, C. Hdam, Bergman.
QCQSIEIJIMTH ROW: DeMarco, Dunkle, Rapp, Mervine, Oaks, Shipe, Marbarger, Manwiller, Parzanese, Ernst,
FIFTH ROW: Eckroih, Hrtz, Delp, Buda, Brown, Epting, Prutzman, Bi gaman, Barrell, Cronrath, Durinzi,
Rahn, Hnderson.
Eleventh Grade
FIRST ROW, lei! to right: Long, Large, R. Knechtle, Kutz, Viering, Spinka, Wanshop, M. Weaver, E.
Weaver, Landis, Trumbore,
SECOND ROW: M. Lynch, M. Yerger, Fl, Lynch, Kauffman, Siurdivant, Tobias, Strubing, Katzenmoyer,
Hill, Hunt, E. Weaver, Willis,
THIRD ROW: Leas, Kelchner, Strouse, I-Iunier, Kircher, Wenrich, Horiensiein, Kreuzer, D. Iones, Verret,
N. Delp, Labe.
FOURTH ROW: Long, Shultz, Laniz, Snyder, Kring, Tobias, Wolford, R. Iones, I-Iimrnelberger, Symons,
Ketterer.
FIFTH ROW: Weller, I-Iorning, E, Yoder, Kohler, Leininger, Kaniner, Ketner.
PICTURE ON OPPOSITE PQGElP
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FIRST ROW, left to right: D. Heitzenrater, Gambler, Yo g I gg ty, Hahn, Folk, G. Haas, M. High, S,
H 'tzenrater, Zetilemoyer, M. Roth mel, F. Rah mel.
SECOND ROW: Hartman, M. Haas, R, FA k Shipe, C. R th l S lg F F ld F y G nert, D H gh
THIRD ROW: Mrs. Roth, Zenke, Sh k , Gechter, E. F' k H G p D G If H 1 G tt h ll
S del Hessler R Yoder
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FOURTH ROW: Grofl, R. Graeff, H dinger, Griffiih, F.y Shp H S Ii Y g R t S h I
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FIRST ROW, left to right: D. Delp, Dellicker, Connolly, Canfield, Berger, Garlin, Deysher, Foltz, I. Brown.
SECOND ROW: Einsel, Baer, DeSaniis, Deflngelo, Heckman, Bunnell, Boyer, Hngsiadl,
THIRD ROW: Bieber, N. B own, S. Brown, Deppen, Geiger, P D lp, F eymoy , Degler, Epler,
FOURTH ROW: Davis, Deisi, Bricker, Gauloy, Hlthouse, B ke h' B k, F' k, Brossman,
FIFTH ROW: Folk B 'd'g m, Eberly, Dunk lb g r, F' her, Brady Qti'll', DeSan1is, Bud .
SIXTH ROW: Burd D lc L. B' hl Ev R B hl R. B wn, Eck B' gaman, Geary, Cl k
Tenth Grade
FIRST ROW, left to ght Yeakley, Starke, Spies, Zimmerman, Sensenig, Kaniner, Kinsey K rbel, Wenger.
SECOND ROW: High, Herline, M. Kline, Wummer, Wolfe, Snyder, Himmelreich, Wagner, Str b ng.
THIRD ROW: Hoshauer, Kurtyka, Kilgore, Kurtz, I. Kline, Kurzweg, Spanier, Huber, Yerger, Wan h p
FOURTH ROW: Wilson, Seaman, Seidel, Leininger, Snyder, Krernser, Unger, Weinman, Smiih, Trego,
FIFTH ROW: Schenk, Shirk, Hurst, Sch mann, Wolfe, Williams, White, Kreuzer, L h H Stocker.
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SIXTH ROW: Robert Miller, Riegel, Ludwig, Parker, Potteiger, Ieter, Scntom, Lerch, Geiss, Gromis
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FIRST ROW, left fo right: Billman, H. Dieirich, Huey, H. Schmeclc, Schaeffer, Cochran, Machemer, Fetter.
SECOND ROW: Geary, Tobias, Shoff, M. Koch, Yeager, Vifingert, Miller, Irwin, G. Bricker.
THIRD ROW: Shaner, Brady, Guldin, Hill, Stump, Reed, B. Bricker, Gardner, Meck.
ZOSICRTH ROW: Gaul, Mays, Mervine, Rothermel, Hoffman, Roy, Spangler, Bechtel, B, Pfdams, Gehris,
in e.
FIFTH ROW: Ulshafer, Heckrnan, Oxenreider, Cordier, Greenawald, Burkhart, Dautrich, Dowling, Olszew-
ski, D. Folk, Mrs. Harris.
SIXTH ROW: Peniz, Trexler, DeSc1ntis, Weisser, Yeager, Deeds, Clemens, R. Rofhenberger, Brossman,
Wolfgang.
Ninth Grade
FIRST ROW, left to right: Rohrbach, Hurst, Haier, D. Delp, Kane, Kutz, L. Cagnetti, Trate, Steininger,
Trievel, S. Seidel, Wunder, Zappacosfa, R. Rofhenberger.
SECOND ROW: Keller, Greth, Hinnershitz, D. Williams, Mcxlaridra, Biehl, S. Cagneifi, Speicher, B. Koch,
Ycirnell, I. Seidel, Felfenberger, M. Schoener, Strciuse, Hain.
THIRD ROW: Mr. Brokenshire, Kissinger, Fick, D. Dietrich, Gooclhcrri, I. Koch, Penturelli, R. Schoener
Baidorf, Kleinsmifh, Noll, Trego, S. Williams, Gaspari.
FOURTH ROW: Wurst, Kershner, Tobias, Prutzman, Sellari, Hardinger, H. Brown, Yerger, Thomas, Marcus,
Petsch, Lash, Lutz.
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FIRST ROW, left to right Phillips, Boich, Weller, R. Goodhcrrt, F, Schrueck, Kurtz, Bremmger, Pllthouse,
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SECOND HOW: Brew Folk, Kilg Hildebrand, Wadswo h C Gd, Dojmh, D. Hdums, Senf D
Burr, Fish, Knoll, Hoffman, Meck.
THIRD HOW: Kautermcxn, Greusel F 1 D lp H tzog N poleicmo, Sho , Fran Grim, Waldorf, Kirk,
Mills, Holland, G. Williams, Fron f ld
FOURTH HOW: Kemmerer, Glass, Kn ll H ll N ph Speicher,Wcrlschburg
Williams, Heck, Ccmonico, Scxbcxiu '
Sh Plrnold, Gardner,
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FIRST ROW, lelt to right: Zeller, Bossler, G. Tobias, Dietrich, Bower, Manwiller, Gerhard, lanice Yoh,
I-Ieiter.
SECOND ROW: Snyder, Schaeffer, Klee, Hellner, Brown, Spayd, loan Yoh, Burkhart.
THIRD ROW: Emmert, Brendlinger,Waldman, Lefever, Brokenshire, Kochel, Conrad, Delp, Goh-een, Reedy,
Heim.
FOURTH ROW: Fry, Weidenhamxner, Hinnershitz,
FIFTH ROW: Spatz, Cordier, Hardinger, Eckert, Zieber, Yoder, Keller, Wennell, Friclc, Rapp, Paskos.
SIXTH ROW: Eyrich, Marbcrrger, Noll, Gessner, Clemens, Holzinger, I-Iamaker, Camilli, Shipe, Canonico
Eighth Grade
FIRST ROW, left to right: Elliott, Shalter, Knoll, Shaver, Clinton, Habel, Haggerty, Hettinger, Rothen-
loerger, Bollinger, Miller, She-ipe, Martin.
ISECSND ROW: Buda, Yerger, Keller, Frey, B. Schell, Moses, Sweitzer, Landis, Pehlman, Becker, Cowley,
e c ner.
THIRD ROW: Correll, Zipp, Flngstadt, Deck, Gottschall, Mervine, Hetrick, R. Snyder, Weidner, Roland,
Oswald, Clark, Wilson.
FOURTH ROW: Nagle, Sallada, Long, Shade, Price, H. Hain, Walschburger, S. Williams, D. Schell, lanes,
Lerch, Spinka, Hartman
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FIRST ROW, lelt to right: Seidel, D. Qciams, Daniels, Hughes, High, Bulles, S, Schell, Warmer, Marlin,
Gassert, Valeriano, McCuen.
SECOND ROW: Laniz, I. Yeakley, Hassler, K, Yeakley, Greth, Kramer, Bunnell, Pearah, W. Schell, Yea-
ger, Schoener, Blati.
EHIRD HOW: Knause, Dissinger, S. Tobias, Labe, Bauer, Eiiner, Slump, Kauffman, Thomas, Hain, Milchell,
romis.
FOURTH ROW: DeTurk, Clouser, L. Williams, Weaver, Sell, McKnabb, N. Srlyder, K. Hdams, Ziegler,
Grelh, Sitlinger, Stifnagle, Reichari.
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SRSAI' ROW, left to right: Hardinger, Shade, D. Pllthouse, Eossler, Noll, Eddinger, Klee, Meek, Wennell,
ay os.
SECOND ROW: Wertz, Ruppert, Delp, Prutzman, Yeskn, N. Moyer, Miller, Hildebrand, Shutter
THIRD ROW: Eddinger, Hurst, Hassler, Sholt, R. Schmehl, Reiriert, Schumann, Folk, Bortz, Tobias.
FOURTH ROW: Trate, Heller, Mengel, Blatt, Gerhart, Swoitzer, Hunsberger, Rothenberger, Weinman, R.
Noll, lllrnold, Showers,
FIFTH ROW: Price, Cochran, Seaman, Nagle, Kutz, Weidenhramrner, Rentschler, Wertz.
Seventh Grade
FIRST ROW, left lo righti Wagner, Shaw, Rothenberger, I. Weller, Bair, Elliott, Yerger, Martin, Iones,
Evans, Whitehead, Sell, R. Coller, Gromis, Keller. I
SECOND ROW: Bagensiose, Sui-nmons, I-Iornan, Lutz, Tobias, I. Seidel, Graeft, T. Venkler, Frederick,
Shollenberger, Hasker, Hoover, Weidner, Shipe.
THIRD ROW: Miss Rahn, Wagner, Lynch, I. Williams, Kramer, Wealand, Bortz, I. Weller, Kutz, Rogers,
Gardner, M. Williams, N. Schmehl, R. Shirk.
FOURTH ROW: Zipp, Updegrave, R. Kissinger, Kemery, R, Caller, Stump, Gilbert, Faust, Reinert, I. Shirk,
R. Venlcler, Iohnson, Becker,
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FlRST.ROW, left to right Hessler, Shcxlters, Tumer, Bergman, Wingeri, Shupp, Humuker, Noecker, Holl-
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SECOND ROW: Bissey, Moyer, White, Mcmmille C S ycler, M. Le E S yd , R th el, Klem
Warmer, Reitz, I. Hlthouse, Bossert, Henn.
THIRD ROW: Brown, Ulmer, Henry, G. Seidel M ll Zeller, Wolfe, Roh b l G Wald, Musser,
Manwiller, Phillips, Heffner.
FQURTH ROW: Riegel, G1 Sp ' l S h fi VI b g , Folk B hl B N B y , S K
smger, Lutz.
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Highlights of the School Year
School opens on Tuesday, September 2. Enrollment 949.
New faculty members: Mrs. Pl. Harner, Miss O. Tennant, Mr. D. Fetterman, Mr, I. B. White
Mr.
C. Spancake.
September l3-First football game,
September
October
29-Miss Buffner joins the laculty.
4-Football Dance sponsored by Hi-Y,
October l5-Seniors compete in "Know Your Pennsylvania" quiz.
October l7-
School closes for P. S. E. Fl. Convention in Reading.
October Zl-Clubs reorganized.
October Z3-Twenty students attend activities conference at West Beading High School
November 4-Redecoration of auditorium is completed. l
November l3-Education Week program and Open House.
November l5-Muhlenberg clinches its first Berks County football championship.
November l7, l8-uflllmost Summer" presented by senior class.
November 21-First basketball game. '
November 25 to December l-Thanksgiving vacation.
December 6-W, P. Pt. Dance sponsored by Y-Teens.
December 22, 23-Christmas pageant presented by Mixed Chorus and art department.
December 23 to Ianuary 5-Christmas vacation.
lanuary 2-Blue Horizon Club sponsors "SnoweDown."
Ianuary 5-Gym repainted during the holidays.
Ianuary l7-Mr. D. Owen joins the mathematics department,
February lU-Donkey Basketball-Faculty vs. Businessmen.
February l4vHi-Y sponsors Valentine Dance,
February l8-Student Council general election held. l
February 20-County panel discussions.
February 27-National Honor Society inducts seventeen riew members.
March l-First meet of the reorganized swimming squad.
March 6-"Windy Hop" sponsored by Blue Horizon Club.
March lE5-Operetta, "The Slip of a Slipper," presented by junior high school.
March 23 to 30-Easter vacation.
Plpril 2-First baseball game.
Ftpril l4-First track meet.
Qpril l5-Sophomore Dance.
Ptpril 23, 24-Penn Relays.
Hpril 29, SOHHH Case of Springtime," presented by junior class.
I-'tpril 30-May Day program.
May l-Senior Prom,
May 20-Rnnual Band Concert
May 29-lunior Prom.
May 31-Honor Society travels to New York City for the day
lune 6fBaccalaureate Service.
lune 8, 9-Commencement Pageant. l
lune IO-Honor Society travels to New York City for the day.
lune lleSchool closes.
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There's Music in the Air
Musical strains heard twice weekly . . . numbers one hundred . . . directed by Miss
Horton . . . sent twelve delegates to County Chorus at Wyomissing . . . singers traveled
to Whitehall Township tor Eastern District Chorus and to State Chorus at Sharon . . .
produced music for Christmas pageant . . . public engagements included seven church
services . . . commencement chorus was comprised of selected members trom mixed
chorus , . . Muhlaires featured on radio program, "Know Your Community' '.., also par-
ticipated in an exchange assembly program with Shillington High School with the newly
organized group, Muhleteers.
COUNTY CHORUS
P. M. E. H. P. M. E. H.
Eastern District Chorus H11-State Chorus
Doris Bright Grant Bertolet
Lois Haggerty Richard Boyer
Patricia Hale Richard Owens
Ruth Larkin Robert Seidel
Qrlene Seidel William Shirk
Elizabeth Weaver Herbert Zettlemoyer
FIRST ROW, left to right: Sensenig, Larkin, Oyler, Garlin, Herbein, E. Weaver, Heist, Boyer, Heim, Hag-
gerty, Knechtle, Bright, Strouse, Newpher, I. Brown.
SECOND ROW: Sterner, M. Rothermel, Reinhold, D. Rapp, Riegel, Kearney, Gauby, Stocker, Himmel-
berger, Oswald, Boltz, Mengel, Snyder, Phillips.
THIRD ROW: Miss H, Horton, Wagner, Ruloright, Rohn, Bergman, Heckman, Bossert, Hale, Zettlemoyer,
D. Nagle, Parker, Fry, Wenrich, F. Rothermel, Meier, Deeds, F. Zimmerman.
FOURTH ROW: Pegg, Burdan, Kurzweg, H. Seidel, Hnderson, Sweitzer, Zenke, Gilbert, Hnderson, B. Noll,
Shuker, Wanner, Willis, Canto, Mays, M. Tobias.
FIFTH ROW: M. Weaver, Burdan, H. Parzanese, R. Seidel, Owens, Liss, Verret, Bortz, Dahms, McWade
Kremser, E. Manwiller, B. I-llthouse, Smith, Klemmer, Kline, Finch.
SIXTH ROW: Firmstrong, Fry, R. Parzanese, Fisher, F. Snyder, Brady, Bertolet, Shipe, W. Shirk, Dunkle
F. Bingaman, Clark, Richard Miller, S, Napoletano, D. Moyer.
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D. Brig t.
LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Moyer Ksecziedl, R. Boyer, W, Shirk, R Seidel, R. Owens, R. Shipe, G. Bertolet.
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Strike Up the Band
Members from junior and senior high school . . . rehearses twice a week . . . directed by
Mr. Hoffman . . . furnished music for weekly assembly programs . . . repertoire included
many popular selections . . . entertained at football and basketball games with novelty
music and drill work . . . awarded a prize for pczrading at the Ephrata Street Fair . . .
represented at Eastern District Band held at Lansford and Pill-State Band, at Elwood City
. . . presented an assembly program on May l3, l4 . . . annual concert on May 20.
P. M. E. B.
Eastern District Band
Grant Bertolet
Iohn Burkey
Ruth Larkin
Marlan Manwiller
Susan Phillips
Harold Posey
P. M. E. H.
B11-State Band
Grant Bertolet
County Band
Grant Bertolet
Robert Boyer
George Brady
Iohn Burkey
David Geary
Patricia Gehris
Henry Greenawald
Ruth Larkin
Marlan Manwiller
Susan Phillips
Harold Posey
William Shirk
Barbara Ulshafer
FIRST ROW, left to right: I. Mays, Larkin, Oswald, P. Mays, Kurzweg, L, Hoffman P Gehris Phillips
Ulshafer, Herline.
SECOND ROW: H. Yoder, W. Shirk, R. lones, Dunkle, Brady, Trego.
THIRD ROW: M. Hottenstein, Clark, Kremser, Bertolet, Hrmstrong, Wolford, Oxenreider Eberly Posey
Mr. Hoffman.
FOURTH ROW: Rahn, Boyer, Heist, Clouser, Haines, DeTurk, Glass, Burdan Geary H Greenawald
Santoni, Burkey.
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FIRST ROW, left to right: Godshall, I. Gromis, Phillips, M. Manwiller, Larkin, Oswald,
SECOND ROW: Mitchell, H. Stump, Brady, Clark, I. Mays, Herline, Ulshafer, R, Boyer, Eberly, Posey,
THIRD ROW: D. Rapp, Hale, Mr. Hoffman, W. Eckert, R. Yoder, Flrmstrong, Dunkle.
FOURTH ROW: W. Shirk, Wolford, Haines, Burkey.
From Bach to Cole Porter
Composed of thirty-one musicians . . . provided orchestral accompaniment for commence-
ment pageant and the assembly program, "Variety Show' ',.. Monday morning rehearsals
. . . participants in County Orchestra at Shillington, P. M. E. Q. District Orchestra at Slat-
ington, and P. M. E. Q, Flll-State Orchestra at Plllentown.
P. M. E. H. P. M. E. H.
Eastern District H11-State
Orchestra Orchestra
Grant Bertolet
Grant Bertolet Theodor Liss
Iohn Burkey
Ruth Larkin County
Theodor Liss OTCHBSUG
Harold Posey Grant Bertolet
Iohn Burkey
Theodor Liss
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National Honor Society Sponsors Student Council
Constitution for Student Council of Muhlenberg Township High School was drawn up by
members who were inducted in 1946-IQ47-Theodor Liss, Richard Boyer, Richard Heim,
Doris Bright, and Iacqueline Meier . . . these members assisted in setting up the voting
procedure to elect president and vice-president . . . induction ceremony tor new members
was held in assembly on February 27, l948 . . . Dr, Fllfred L. Shoemaker, Curator ot Berks
County Historical Society, speaker . . . nine members elected from the senior class, eight
trom the junior class . . . organization emphasizes character, scholarship, leadership, and
service . . . enjoyed trip to New York City on Iune I0 . . . the society annually prepares
the school handbook.
OFFICERS
l947-l948
President .,.,.....,.,....,.., ..,...,................,..,..,..,.,.,.. . . ..,..,.... Theodor Liss
Vice-President ...,.,...., ..... . ......,.. .,.,....,. .,,.,.....,,.. R i c hard Boyer
Secretary ,..,.......... ...,. . ..,.. Iacaueline Meier
Treasurer . .,.,........ ...........,........,.,. ,.,.., .,..., ...., . .,...., R i c h ard I-Ieim
1948-I949
President ........,,....,......, ,.,....................,,.....,,,. ........,.., W i lliam Long
Vice-President ......,.,... .,,. , .. ,,,.. ...... ...,.,....,.,.,... P a tricia Hale
Secretary ...,......,.,,..,... .. ..,.,.,,..... Betty Oswald
Treasurer ....,.......... ........,.... ....,.,.,...... I a ne Zenke
Sponsor ...,.,...
FIRST ROW, lett to right: Riegel, Larkin, Phillips, Bright, Oswald, Hale.
SECOND ROW: Zenke, Shuker, Sweitzer, Young, Q. Seidel, Plnderson, Meier.
THIRD ROW: Long, Heim, Owens, Detviarco, Boyer, R Seidel, Mease, Weaver.
MISSING FROM PICTURE: T. Liss.
.............Miss Esther Willits
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FIRST ROW, lett to right: Goodhart, Leighton, Gardner, Schoener, Long, Owens, Schumann, Reitz, Rup-
pert, Schlott.
SECOND ROW: Heist, Wolfe, Moyer, Hamann, Filthouse, Klernmer, Guldin, Weaver, Wurst, Haines,
THIRD ROW: Heim, DeSantis, Rapp, Schlegel, Goheen, Nagle, Delviarco, Leininger, Walschburger.
,Council Promotes Student Cooperation
Purpose is to promote closer cooperation and better understanding between the faculty
and students, to foster respect tor order and good work, to promote the best interests of
ot our school, and to develop an appreciation of membership in a democracy . . . first
president was Richard Owens and the vice-president, William Long , . . representatives
were chosen from all homerooms . . . no student having a grade below a C in any major
subject is eligible tor the council . . . standing committees include Hall Patrol, Safety
Patrol, Publicity, Sanitation, Pissembly, and Patrons' Day , . . adviser, Miss Willits,
Representatives
7-l Patricia Reitz lU-l Brooke Hlthouse
7-2 Luther Schlott lU--2 Rodney Hamann
7-3 llse Schumann lO-3 Norman Klemmer
7--4 loan Gardner lO-4 Barbara Moyer
7-5 Shirley Ruppert lU-5 Doris Wolfe
Shi Helsn Schoener ll-I Peter DeMarco
- Ianice Yoh .
il-2 Kenneth Heist
8-3 Otto Walschburger . .
8 4 Ch ll-3 Theodore Leininger
- aries Goheen 11-4 Curt, RG
8-5 Patricia Leighton ll-5 Elizdlieth weaver
9-l Larry Weisser
9-2 Paul Haines 12-l Ezio DeSantis
9-3 Doris Guldin 12-2 Richard Heim
9-4 Charles Wurst 12-3 Dolores Nagle
9-5 Richard Goodhart 12-4 Doris Schlegel
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Twenty-tirst year of publication highlighted by increased use of pictures and a new music
column . , , carnera was acquired by the stall through a gift from the class of '47 . . ,
published monthly with several special sixepage issues . . . provided accurate account
of school events, articles of general interest, and special features . . . seniors till editorial
positions and report news while juniors receive training and experience for the coming
year.
STHFF
Editor ....,.,....,,...,.,.,.,..,.... ..,....... .,.. ..,..,.,.,.,,.,...,........ , .lean Young
Headline Editor .,.., ,. .,,,. ......,.,., ,,.... D oris Berkemeyer
Qlumni Editor 4...., .,.,. ....,......,...,.,...,.,..............,...,,, R u th Rahn
Page Editors .,,... .....,..,, . .Ruth Larkin, Doris Bright
Donald Dahms, Ferne Bair
Copyreaders ....,. .. .,...,....,..,. ,.., ........ , . . ..... .... ..,. M a rgie Nagle, Mary Kroyer
Sports Page ....... ,.,.,.,.,..,... M angie Nagle, Roy Dunkle, Donald Dahms
Typists ...............,,..... ....,.,... ..,... ........... I u n e Sterner, Marilyn Tobias, Mabel Haas
Ferne Bair, Marjorie Marbarger, lean Gruber
Circulation Manager .. ..,. .,,.,.. ....,...,,...,..,....... ......,.....,.......,,...... ...,.,.....,............... R i c h ard Boyer
Ptssistant Manager ,.,.,.. .. .,.,.,..,,,.,.. .. ,. ,.,,.. . ..,,.,.,,.,,,... . .,.,.. ...,.,.,,.,., .,.,., D Q nald Dqhms
Exchange Editor ...,., .,,.,.... ,........... M a ry Lou Wanner
Ptrchives Manager ..., ..,. , ,, ......,.,....,......,..... Ruth Larkin
Hdvertising Manager ,.,.,..,..,.... .i,,.,...... ..Mary lane Titlow
Faculty Hdviser .,..,i,.,.... .....,......... ,i,i,,. . , . ....,.,.....,.,...,......... L. K. Lauck
Faculty Hdvertising Manager .,..,. ,.,. .,...... H. G. Gerberich '
Faculty Circulation Manager ,.,.. ......... M. E. Moyer
FIRST ROW, left to right: Larkin, Bair, Bright, Sterner, Knechtle, Kutz, Oswald, Gruber, Yerger.
SECOND ROW: Bergman, Katzenmoyer, Riegel, Rahn, Titlow, Tobias, M. Haas, Berkemeyer.
THIRD ROW: C. Rothermel, Mengel, Deeds, M. Nagle, Kroyer, Shuker, Zenke, Young, Gernert, Chatey,
Wanner.
FOURTH ROW: Mr. Gerberich, Dunkle, Boyer, Miss Moyer, Dahrns, DeMarco, Mr. Lauck.
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Muhltohi Staff Publishes Sixth Volume
Doris Bright
Richard Heim
Ferne Bair
Doris Berkerneyer
lfzyce Bossert
Plnna Canto
Dorothy Deck
Ioan Hainer
Melba Herbein
leanne Hinkle
ORGHNIZRTIONS
Eleanor Faller
George Hasker
lacqueline Meier
Dolores Nagle
Dolores Neider
Richard Owens
Ruth Rahn
Betty Seidel
Robert Seidel
lack Slonaker
Patricia Sweitzer
Melvin Weaver
Doris Rngstadt
Grace Bechtel
Madlyn Balthaser
Hnna Canto
Dorothy Deck
Mrs, Estella Harris
EDITORIRL STRFE
Ioyce Mays Theodor Liss
Ruth Larkin larnes Mease
SENIOR WRITE-UPS
Mary Hottenstein
Nancy Kearney
Mary Kroyer
Ruth Larkin
Ioyce Mays
Iames Mease
Ieanette Moyer
Margie Nagle
Ioan Newpher
PHOTOGRRPHY
Grace Bechtel
Flrthur Hartzell
Dawn Heiiner
Genevieve Kochan
George Kramer
Marjorie Marbarger
Carolyn Moses
Herbert Plucker
Mabel Schittler
Evelyn Spahr
Donald Walter
Virginia Walters
TYPISTS
Betty Eddinger
Eleanor Faller
Ioan Hafner
Dawn Heftner
Melba Herbein
HDVISERS
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Mary lane Titlow
lean Young
loyce Noll
Dolores Parker
William Shirk
Iune Sterner
Mary lane Titlow
Marilyn Tobias
Mary Lou Wanner
lean Young
BUSINESS
Ianice Rnderson
Richard He-im
Florence Piautz
Esther Radermacher
Beatrice Rubright
Doris Schlegel
Doris Weisser
Genevieve Kochan
Dolores Neider
Robert Petsch
Florence Plautz
Esther Radermache
Ianet Reed
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Pro and Con
Panel discussions . . . p t p t g h l -Kutztowri, Wyomissing, and Muhlenb g
estion: R l d Th t the F d l G nt Should R q Plrbitratiori of L lo
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Disputes in Pill Ba H erican lncl t d ssed lr th angles: Cll its nece
sity, C23 its advantage, and C31 its practi b l ty l t cl t speak at Muhlenbe g
Lions Club . . . Mrs. Roth and Mr. Harri d
LEFT TO RIGHT: Dunkle, Shuker, DeMarco, Hale, R, Seidel.
MISSING FROM PICTURE1 Liss.
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FIRST ROW, left to right: P. Hinkle, Starke, Iones, Moll, E. Snyder, Vlfenger, R. Hdams, Berger,
bing, G, Reed, B. Qngstadt, Foltz, Ray.
SECOND ROW: Gambler, P. Biehl, R. Pick, B. Hain, I. Kurtz, DeHngelo, B. I-ldams, R. Riegel, D.
Wadsworth, E. Hill, M. Yerger, Ill. Wagner.
THIRD ROW: D. Knoll, N. Shoff, H. Schoener, Bare,
M. L. Haas, Einsel.
FOURTH ROW: Hrmstrong, Wolfgang, Brokenshire, F. Bmgamcrn, H. lvfarbarger, Hrtz, Verret,
Shultz, R. Parzanese, Parker.
FIFTH ROW: Mr. Reinert, Bradley, Dahms, R. Shipe,
.Order in the Court
B, Noll, Dojan, Boyer, Zenke, M. Tobias, I.
B. Stru-
Rdams,
Young,
Griffith,
Hains, Ernst, F. Snyder, C, Weller, Mr, Boyer.
Hall Patrol maintains order in the halls during passing of classes . . , composed of senior
high school boys . . . first and second year awards are letters and third year, if the senior
year, a charm . . . Highway Patrol safeguards students on the way to and from school
. . . organized in cooperation with the Reading Plutomobile Club . . . award for first year
is a letter, second, a chevron, third, if the senior year, a charm . . . students violating Hall
or Highway Patrol rules are tried by the Traffic Court . . . court consists of seven student
judges . . . sponsored assembly program on October 2 and 3 . . . Sergeant Bennett, of the
West Reading barracks of the State Police, was guest speaker . . . two reels of film on
highway safety were also shown . . , advisers-Mr. Reiriert and Mr. Boyer.
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Y-Teens Aid Yugoslavian Family
Membership comprises junior and senior girls . . . sponsored annual Hpple Polishing Party
Mother-Daughter Tea, Fashion Show and Card Party, and May Day celebration . . . service
project-sent streptomycin to a Yugoslavian family . . . featured dances combined Witn
Hi-Y and Horizon Club . . . presented play, "Teen Magic," in assembly . . . awarded
twenty-five dollar Savings Bond to senior girl for notable service to the school .
visers-Miss Rahn and Mrs. Rupp.
OFFICERS
President ..... .. .,.......... .,.,..,..,,4,,.,,........,.,. . .
Vice-President ......
Secretary .. . .
Treasurer ..,.,.,...,.......... . ,,.,.. ..,..,.,.. .... .
Iunior Treasurer 4.,., , ..... ,. ...,.,...
Senior Program Chairman ....,. ..
lilssistant Program Chairman
...............,..Doris Bright
.......,............Iane Zenke
Mary Lou Wanner
.,.....,.,.,.,...Iune Sterner
.. .,..,., Margaret Chaley
...wlanice Plnderson
.,..,....,.,Patricia Sweitzer
FIRST ROW, left to right: Schlegel, Sterner, Neider, Gordon, G. Haas, Knechtle, M. Hrnold, Gambler
Wanshop, M. Weaver, Landis, Trumbore, Bright, Bair,
SECOND ROW: Bossert, D, Heliner, Phillips, I. Strubing, Sturdivant, Rubright, Radermacher, Reed F
Zimmerman, R. Fick, Zettlemoyer, F. Rothermel, Hill, Oswald.
THIRD ROW: Hafner, Spahr, Walters, Herbein, Kearney, Bergman, Katzenmoyer, Yerger, Ermold Hmkle
Deck, Strouse, Willis, Berkemeyer, Burdan.
FOURTH ROW: Miss Rahn, Canto, H, Lynch, Bossler, M. Lynch, F. Hrnold, Kauffman, Rahn, Kircher D
Biehl, Hunter, D. High, Wenrich, I. Hottenstein, I-l, Seidel, Qnderson.
FIFTH ROW: Wanner, Chaiey, E. Fick, C. Rothermel, Hartman, M. Haas, Weisser, Kroyer, Faller M
Hottenstein, Gehris, Sweitzer, Shuker, Zenke.
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FIRST ROW, left to right: R. Moyer, Owens, Slonaker, Bradley, Liss, Boyer, Weaver, Muthard, D, Moyer
S, Napoletano, Quinter, Ludwig, Burkey.
SECOND ROW: Ketner, Kreider, W, Hevalow, Walley, Witman, Brokenshire, N. Delp, Shultz, C. Seidel,
Weinman, Pehlman, Kring, H. Parzanese.
THIRD ROW: W. Shirk, F. Bingaman, Epting, R. Leas, D. Graeff, E, Manwiller, Bceshore, R. Brown, Verret,
R. Eckroth, Hnderson, Eberly, R. Miller, T. Greth, R. Gottschall.
FOURTH ROW: Mr. I. B. White, Newpher, Unger, Dahms, Shipe, Hasker, Bosold, McWade, C. Weller,
R. Parzanese, R. lones, Sertft, L. Brown, R, Reed.
Hi-Y Delegates Participate in State Youth Government
Opened the season under a new sponsor, Mr. Iohn B. White . . . added eighteen new
members to the roll . . . sponsored Iootball dance, Valentine dance, and ct community
Easter egg hunt for the youngsters of Laureldale . . . had a most successful recreational
and educational year . . . Melvin Weaver chosen as Central East District President of the
Older Boys Conference which ,met in Reading in November , . . Melvin Weaver and Richard
Boyer represented Muhlenberg as members of the Rssembly in the State Hi-Y Model
Legislature held in the State Capitol at Harrisburg, Hpril 2 and 3,
OFFICERS
President ...,.........,..,. .....,.,............,...........,.,.. .....,.. . R ichard Boyer
Vice-President ,.,..,.,. . ,.,. .... Theodor Liss
Secretary .....,,, ...... . . . .......,... Melvin Weaver
Treasurer ......,.... .Robert Bradley
Chaplain ..,.., ...,,..... . Lawrence Muthard
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Blue Horizon Club Sponsors Hoe-Downs
Promotes friendship . . . provides new experiences in social and personal affairs . .
f nc cl various acti t th gh sal f dy t noon and k sales . . . spons d
the "Sno -D Wm" during th Christmas h lidays and "Windy Hop" in March , . . pro-
g m includ cl ' 't t R dside Emerica at H mburg, demonstration on use of make-up,
p t-l k pp d h d' it meetings k t' g p t'..s . . . end-of-the-year t 'p ' ' W.
OFFICERS
P d t .,.. R th L k
V P esid t . . .,.,. ....DOlOI'E P ker
S retary . .,4,....,., .,.... . .. ..,...,.., .,.... .,.,. D o lores Nagle
Treasurer .,,.,.,,.,.. ..,......,., .,.,. , . ,....,.,. ....,. .,......Iean Young
Service Chairman .,4,,.,........, . .,.. .,Mary lane Titl W
Le ders .,.,.,.,.,.,.,...,.,. .,.,..., . .,.Miss Pllta Hort
Miss Thelma K .
FIRST ROW, left to right: Parker, Newpher, Larkin, Marbarger.
SECOND ROW: Mays, D. Nagle, Gruber, Tobias, Tltlow.
THIRD ROW: Miss Horton, Young, M. Nagle, Moyer, Meier, Miss Knauss.
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FIRST ROW, left to right: Fry, Deeds, Gernert, Fies.
SECOND ROW: Mengel, Ri g l
Fair Horizon Club Re-news School Flag
Program based on service and personal improvement . . . contributed the ,money to have
the school flag re-bronzed . . . sent packages of clothing to Europe . . , prepared Mother-
Daughter Banquet . . . camp weekend at Daniel Boone Homestead . . . sale of ice cream
at noon financed their activities . . . enjoyed hikes and movie pat . . . maintain n-
tact during the summer by meeting at each other's homes.
OFFICERS
President .,..,.,. .....,. . . ..... , ...,.,.,. . ,.... . ..,, , .Ruth Riegel
ViCe-President . ,... ., ,.,.... Shirley Hahn
Secretary .....,.,..,...,...,,.., ,......... .... D Qrthie Deeds
Treasurer ,...,..,.,.,,.,.,. ....,...,.. . ,. ........,.. . ..,...Iean Mengel
Program Chairman ..... .... .,., , , ,.,.. . ....,.,.......,.... Charlotte Fry
Song Leader ..,,.,...,...,.,.,... ,, . , , ,..,., Patricia Gernert
Leader .............. .... .........., , , ,... ...., , . .Mrs. Stephen Nickliss
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Dramatic success . . . present d by class Novemb 17 d l8 l947 med
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in three acts . t lo t t bl ot Paul Iones, a h gh h l . a history
rn has to be p d ent requirement for college . . py f th am is
t l t m the prin p ls office . . . Paul is suspected . . . pr p l the ques-
t t t h th lp 't . , . when Paul makes a 95 h' me is cl d ll cl Well
P l ' l d 'th hi g'rl friend, lane, and ll p p o t j y pl t tt .
CHST
Paul lones ,.,.,..,. . .. .. .Hlan Ptrmstrong
Mrs. Iones ..., ..... . .. .....Mary Lou Wanner
Mr. lones ..., . .,.,.,.. .,,.,., . .Robert Seidel
Iunior ...... . . .. .,......, .Melvin Weaver
Mary ,...,. . .,..,. ..,....,,, , Nancy Kearney
lack .,..,.. .. . .............. Richard Heim
lane ..,.,...,.,.........,...i.,. ,..,., ..,. P a tricia Sweitzer
Mr. Smudgely .,.,......,........,. William Shirk
Ftnna ...,....,.....,,.,...., . .,.,..... ,.,. .,.. H nna Canto
Lilah Iohnson . ,,... . ......Ioan Newpher
Director ....4.............,. ,,.. . .,.. ...Mrs lean B, Curley
SEHTED l ft to iight: Weaver, Warmer, Seid l N her Pl trong, Sweitzer.
STHNDING H ' , Kearney, Shirk, Canto
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SEQTED, left to right: Manmiller, Zenke, Shuker, Riegel, Heist, Trumbore, Hale, Reinert.
STQNDING: Bosold, Shipe, Long, Boeshore, Chafey, Hartman, Phillips.
"A Case of Springtime
Iunior class play . . . curtain time-8 P.M., Hpril 29, 30 . . . successful production . . , plot
centers around Bob Parker, an aspiring magician . . . tries to impress his girl friend loan,
the principals daughter . . , Bob attempts to saw loan in half in the school assembly . . .
she is injured When the trick fails . . . Bob's difficulties multiply . . . as curiain closes
Bob's magical art shows a definite profit for all involved.
Bob Parker ,.t., .
Mr. Parker
Mrs. Parker ,..,.
Betty Parker
Dickie Parker ..,..,.....
Gwen Hnderson ..,..... .
Ioan Hbernaker .,.....
Eddie Flbernaker .,,.,.,
Louella ..........,........,.......,.,.
Mr. Hbernaker i.....,
Mrs. Brunswick .,...,.,
Mrs. Iames . ..,....
Mrs. Hill ...............
Detective ........
Miss Bright .... .,
Director ,... . .,... ..
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....... Loring Boeshore
.,....Peter DeMarco
. .....,, ...Ioyce Shuker
..............Ruth Riegel
.. ........ Kenneth Heist
........,Ioan Trumbore
,.........,Patr1cia Hale V
.... ........ R ichard Parzanese
.,...,..Margaref Chafey
....,........ ..William Long
.............Nancy Hartman
Zenke
Madeline Manrniller
. ......George Bosold
.. .,.... ......, S usan Phillips
Mrs. lean B. Curley
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Feminine Sports Enthusiasts
Varied activities included hockey, basketball, softball, swimming, and bowling , . . awards
presented according to participation in major and minor sports . . . honor teams in hockey
and basketball chosen to represent Muhlenberg in competition with other schools . . .
played ten-game basketball schedule with Mt. Penn, West Reading, Hamburg, Mohnton,
and Wyornissing . . . sold refreshments at football and basketball games . . . under direc-
tion of Miss Tennant.
Hockey Honor Team Basketball Honor Team
lanice Flnderson Qnna Davis
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Dorthie Deeds
Betty Eddinger
Shirley Ermold
Eleanor Faller
Betty Pies
Nancy Hartman
Madeline Manmiller
Margie Nagle
Dolores Parker
Elizabeth Selig
Ioyce Shuker
Emily Snyder
Flrdell Wagner
Betty Eddinger
Shirley Ermold
Eleanor Faller
Betty Fies
Nancy Hartman
loyce Mays
Margie Nagle
Dolores Parker
Elizabeth Selig
Ioyce Shuker
Emily Snyder
OFFICERS
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Vice-President .......,.. ,,,,,,, .. ,,,..,., ,... B arbara Hdam
Secretary ,...4,....,......., .,.. ,.,.,... . ....,. I o yce Shuker
Treasurer .,.,........,. Mary Lou Wanner
FIRST ROW, left to right: Reinhold, D. Rapp, B. Flclam, Manmillei, Trumbore, Wagner, Moll, Pegg, D.
Wolfe, Snyder.
SECOND ROW: Sands, Katzenmoyer, Kurzweg, Ermold, Eddinger, Davis, Fies, Selig, C, Rothermel, I. Kline.
QHIRD ROW: B. Moyer, Spanier, Einsel, Rainey, Shuker, Faller, Parker, M, Nagle, Plnderson, Deeds,
artman.
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FIRST ROW, left to right: Martin, Bulles, Shupp, I. Fllthouse, Hessler, I. Yerger, Q, Moyer, Shalter, M.
Karbel, G. Wingert, Leas, Ieanette Weller, I. Brown.
SECOND ROW: B. Hdam, Kramer, B. Wanner, Glass, C. Hill, Wealand, Manwiller, E. Snyder, Ulmer,
Ivlarberger, Reitz, Ianet Weller, N. Schell,
THIRD ROW: M. Speicher, S, Schaeffer, P. Geliris, G. Seidel, D. Hdams, Yarnell, Cochran, Fl. Stump,
Pearah, I. Hain, Brady, Geary.
FOURTH ROW: Katzenmoyer, C, Rothermel, Kilgore, Wadsworth, Ioan Seidel, Bare, Reddy, B. Hdarns,
H. Conrad, S. Kauffman, Bitner, W. Schell.
Iunior Lassies Participate in Sports Program
Iunior high girls' athletic association . . . major sports-soccer, basketball, softball . . .
attendance at six games and two practices in each sport are the requirement for an
award . , . met twice weekly for soccer and softball, three times for basketball . . . basket-
ball honor team participated in four games with Exeter Township . . . directed by Miss
Tennant.
Basketball Honor Team
Doris Fldams
Iune Einsel
Iean Moll
Barbara Moyer
Ianet Pegg
Elsie Rainey
Patricia Reddy
Robin Reinhold.
Emily Snyder
Hrdell Wagner
Greta Wingert
Doris Wolfe
Betty Yarnell
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Senior Majorettes Display Individual Skill
Expert twirlers , . . displayed ability
at school athletic events by performing various
routines . . . each ,majorette was given an opportunity to execute solos . , . drum ma1orette
and two feature majorettes led the squad . . . Color Guard headed all exhibitions by
presenting the school and Ptmerican tlags . . . majorettes are given a chenille letter for
participating two yearsg for each additional year, a certiticateg a charm, in the senior
year for three or more years' service .
. . members ol the Color Guard earn a letter for
three years' participation and a charm in the senior year for four years' service
Mary Hottenstein-Charm
Plrlene Seidel-Charm
Patricia Sweitzer-Charm
Mary Lou Wanner-Charm
Betty Breininger-A Certificate
HWHRDS
Mary Louise Haas-Certificate
Flnna Canto-Letter
lacqueline Meier-Letter
Margie Nagle-Letter
Dolores Parker-Letter
FIRST ROW, left to right: Haas, Hottenstein, H. Seidel.
SECOND ROW: D. Nagle,
Parker.
THIRD ROW: M. Nagle, Meier.
FOURTH ROW: Sweitzer,
Wadsworth, Breininger, Canto.
MISSING FROM PICTURE: M. L. Warmer.
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FIRST ROW, left to right: F, Schmeck, Habel, B. Warmer, B. Kurtz, Ray M. Kramer, Bulles G Haggerty
loan Seidel.
EECOND ROW: I. Gardn H d g H Stump, I. Yerq D G d Bitner, Graeff, D. F lk B R g l
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Iunior Twirlers Perform at Games
Hopeful baton experts . . . practiced twice Weekly . . . loyal . . . demonstrated skill through
half-time performances at football and basketball games . . . girls receive a felt letter
for two years of service and a certificate for each additional year.
HWHRDS
lean Bulles-Letter
Nancy Cowley-Letter
Carol Habel-Letter
Gail Haggerty-Letter
Barbara Hnn Warmer-Letter
Barbara Kurtz-Certificate
Marilyn Ray-Certificate
Fay Schrneck-Certificate
Ioan Seidel-Certificate
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FIRST ROW, left to right: Bright, Herbein.
SECOND ROW: Shuker, Hafner, Heffner, Pfmuiz, Kroyer, Weisser.
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LEFT TO RIGHT: I, Brown, R, Reinhold, B. Moyer, I. Kline, I, Heffner, B. Qdnm.
Iunior Cheerleaders
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FIRST ROW, left to right: E. DeSantis, Ernst, Bradley, Owens, Degler, Haus, Dahms, Kring, C. Weller,
Newpher.
SECOND ROW: Mr. Clemens, Richard Miller, Gordon, Smith, Ronald lanes, Ketner, Unger, 1. Snyder, H.
Marlsarger, Shultz, Hndrew Buda, Hrtz, Slonaker, King,
THIRD ROW: Mr. Shipe, Quinter, H. Parzanese, Hartman, Kline, R. Brown, White, B. Weinman, Burdcm,
S. Napoletano, Oxenreider, N. Napoletano, D. Fry, Rohrbach, Mr. Fetterman.
FOURTH ROW: Mr. Keath, Hains, R. Blatt, Eberly, Wennell, Meck, T. Greth, Ieter, Gaspari, lack Folk,
L. Heffner, M. Weaver, Mr. White.
FIFTH ROW: Brown, D. Hunsberger, Mclfnabb, Brewer L. Williams, T. Canonico, I. Gromis, B. Shipe,
L. Brossman, Herman, Holl, Olszewski, C. lllrnold, W. Leininger, Heckmau, Epting, Parker
Berks Gridiron Champs
Rfter three years of football, Muhls brought home the Berks County Scholastic Conference
toga . . , coached by Mr. Clemens and his assistants, Mr. I. B. White and Mr, Fetterman
. . . co-captains-d by Gerald Haus and Ezio DeSantis . . . Gerald Haus again regained
his position on the H11-County team . . . Donald Dahms also chosen for the first team . . .
Ezio DeSantis, Robert Bradley, Ernest Ernst, Reuel Thomas, and Rodney Shipe placed on
the second team while Gerald Degler received honorable mention.
VHRSITY SCHEDULE
Date Opp. M.T.H.S.
Sept. 13 Ephrata 6 13
20 Emmaus 0 13
27 Wilson Boro 12 B
Oct. 11 'Wyomissing 0 31
18 'Shillington 6 18
25 'Schuylkill Haven 6 14
Nov. 1 'West Reading 7 14
8 iBoyertown 0 21
15 'Wilson fSpring Twp.D 7 34
" League games.
IUNIOR VHRSITY SCHEDULE
Sept. 29 Wilson CSpring Twp.l 12 25
Oct. 6 Emmaus 12 25
20 Shillington 13 0
27 Reading High 19 7
Nov. 3 West Reading 0 34
10 Boyertown 13 20
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Fighting Quintet
Rates high at Muhlenberg . . . valiant hoopsters . . . games lost by small margins .
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of 278 and foul-shooting record of 82 . . . team finished in sixth place in the Central Divi-
sion . , . coached by Mr. Shipe.
SCHEDULE
Date Opp. M.T.H.S.
Nov. 21 Hamburg 28 34
Dec. 2 Hamburg 34 26
5 'Mt Penn 39 34
9 Kutztown 37 34
12 'Wilson 36 32
15 Shillingto 58 33
19 'kWyomissing 29 38
Ian, 6 'West Reading 42 40
9 'Birdsboro 53 50
16 'Mohnton 43 44
20 'Shillington 49 42
23 'Mt Penn 39 51
30 'Wilson 30 24
Feb. 3 'Wernersville 41 40
5 'tWyomissing 41 39
10 Filumni 31 30
13 t'West Reading 47 46
17 'Birdsboro 54 43
20 'Mohnton 39 53
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FIRST ROW, left to right: R. Burdczn, E. Evans, S. Napoletano, I. Lantz, D. Santoni.
SECOND ROW: W, Buck, R. Kring, H. Parzanese, R. Eberly, W. Hevalow, Richard Miller.
THIRD ROW: Mr. Fetterrnan, E. Bingarnan, Mgr., E. Ernst, J. Unger, D. Fry, B. Weinman, R. Gottschall,
Mgr., R. Hamann, Hsst. Mgr.
Through the Hoop
Determined aggregation ol young athletes . . . next year's varsity . . . successful season
. . . 8 Wins-4 losses , . . tied for fourth place in heir division . . . coached by Mr. Petter-
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SCHEDULE
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Mt. Penn
Kutztown
'Wilson
Shillington
Wyornissing
West Reading
Birdsboro
Mohnton
Shillington
Mt. Penn
'Wilson
Wernersville
Wyornissing
'West Reading
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Mohnton
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SCHEDULE
Date Opp M,T,H.S.
Dec. 18 West Reading 37 24
Jon. 6 Mohnton 20 18
9 Sinking Spring 12 14
15 West Reading 41 7
30 Mohnton 32 Z1
Feb. 6 Wilson 43 21
E b. 13 Wilson 29 18
17 Sinking Sp g 23 14
FIRST ROW, 1e1t to right: S, Rol d, P. DeTurk, R B1 C Meek, D. We11er, B. R h b h
SECOND ROW: H, Wennell, B, Oxenreider, H, Brow C M 11 L. Brossmcin, S H K Hd
THIRD ROW: D. McKnC1bb, R, Dcrutrich, W. Olszew k R G 114111, Mgr., Mr Sp k R H k
HO11, C. Hrnold.
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FIRST ROW, leit to right: Hessler, Pehlmcn, Legs, Geiss, Richard Miller, S. Nctpoletano.
SECOND ROW: Kline, Mgrq G. Koller, R. Parzanese, Klemmer, Bosold, R. lones, C. Rapp, Marbczrger,
Mr. I. B. White,
Tcmkmen Re-enter Interscholastic Competition
Swimming team reorganized after one year lapse . . . Mr. I. B. White, new mentor for
the Blue and Gold natators . . . Captain Glenn Koller showed outstanding ability in the
40- and lOU'yard freestyle events . . , Koller is the only senior on the squad, leaving four-
teen swimmers to form the nucleus of future teams.
SCHEDULE
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March 8 ..,....,,,. ., ..,. Wilson
March 15 ..... ......., , , ...... .......,,,.,......,... R eciding
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March 22 ,....,.,.,, ..... . ....... . Shillington
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The Great American Game
Defending county champions . . . l948 tearn to be built around battery from last year's
tearn-Ernst and Bradley, pitchers, DeSantis, catcher . . . Moyer, shortstop, also a hold-
over . . , look forward to more favorable weather conditions than last ye ece Atating
fewer postponed games.
SCHEDULE
Date
Pfpril 2 Birdsboro Home
5 Wilson Hway
8 West Reading Home
l2 Wyornissing Horne
l5 Shillington Elway
19 Mt. Penn Home
22 Wilson Home
23 Mohnton Home
26 West Reading Rway
29 Wyornissing Ffway
May 3 Shillington Home
6 Mt. Penn Plway
l8 Reading fllway
25 Reading Home
FIRST ROW, left to ght R h b Cher, Hai Nester, L. Williams, F1 D Santis, I. Folk.
SECOND ROW: E. Eva R nhart, I. Snyder, H P rzanese, Ern- K g D Fry, Burd' Buck, R M y
THIRD ROW: Mr. F F. Manwille Q Gaspari G K ll R Shpe, E DeSantis, Ne ph
Bradley, VV. Brown, M Cl S.
FOURTH ROW: R. Ziegl H ll ol, S K g D T k M k S ll I D S mis, D. Weller, Hat
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FIRST ROW, left to right: Stocker, B. Shipe, R. Evans, R. Miller, Zeller, K. Greenawald, I. Boyer, Wagner,
D. Lerch, Scarince.
SECOND ROW: Kershner, L. Brossman, N. Napoletano, Gordon, H. Brown, Bradley, R. Gerhart, R. Hains,
Smith, R, Boyer, I. Gromis, Shultz.
THIRD ROW: Oxenreider, R. Iones, W. Shirk, Hartman, Cwyomber, F. Erick, VV. Leininger, C. Pllthouse, C.
Reinert, H. Greenawald, Olszewski, Mr. Buckworth.
FOURTH ROW: R. Dautrich, R. Brown, Davis, T. C-reth, Richard Miller, leter, Brokenshire, Dahms, R.
Parzanese, Degler, Schaefer.
On Your Mark
These hard-working cindermen aspire to another successful season . . . the return ot five
senior point-getters-Richard Gerhart, Robert Bradley, Richard Boyer, William Shirk, and
Robert Hains-should make the task easier.
Date SCHEDULE
Flpr. l4 Fleetwood, Birdsboro, Muhlenberg Fleetwood
l7 Pllbright-County Meet - Qlbright College
Zl Wilson, Shillington, Muhlenberg Wilson
24 Penn Relays Philadelphia
28 Mohnton, Mt. Penn, Muhlenberg Muhlenberg
5 May l West Reading-County Meet West Reading
I: 5 Venzke Relays Boyertown
i 8 Shillington-County Meet Shillington
W ll Lebanon Night Relays Lebanon
l5 District 3 Meet Lancaster
l9 State Meet State College
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Netmen Again loin Central Division League
Look forward to a successful season . . . matches between members of th l gue include
smgles and doubles c mpetmon . ' gl mpetitors d t mined by a l dd whereby
t rn rn rnbers may challenge each oth l p 't' . S :cl l and Moyer only h lcl-overs
f l t y . , . hed by Mr. Shipe.
SCHEDULE
Date
Plpril 13 Shillington at Muhlenbe g
l6 Muhlenberg at West Re cl g
20 Hamburg at Muhlenberg
23 Muhlenberg-Open
27 Muhlenberg at Fleetwood
3G Muhlenberg at Shillingt
May 4 West Reading at Muhlenb g
6 Muhlenberg at Hamburg
8 Berks County Tournament
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l3 Fleetwood at Muhlenberg
l5 PIHH Tournament
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