Northampton Area High School - Amptennian Yearbook (Northampton, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1961 volume:

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XX sg f'.f 2 P9 -4 4 ' nl volume xLvu ' ,M Published by H l Q- The Senior Class of Norfhampfon Area Joini' High School in r K 1 A--r 5.1: we rg.. fag., 3, Pennsylvania F ii HQ, l 4 W Il, .Jill , ' LII 4 ' ibslhim . f, 3112 i 'irifleg . , qv .r ,A ln, Ii l . rv , l 'all il li dai 'ii ' 'fa' A A50 L -f: 'ef N94 ,, Norihampfon -' ' - -n if-. -ff 37 i X i e-2, 5 L. , FOREWORD ln l95O Jrhe school direcfors. as well as 'l'he adminisiraiors of Norfhampfon Area Joini High School. had a dream which, afier much labor and many hearlaches and headaches, culminaied in l96O wifh The compleiion of a new Norihampion Area Joini Senior High School. Allhough we. The Senior Class oi I96l, are honored and exiremely proud lo be The iirsi class lo graduale from a new building coniaining many oi +he mosl modern educaiional faciliiies known, we believe ihai' knowledge is 'ihe 'lrue way io success whefher il' be oblained in a school buil'r in i905 or in a school newly complefed in l96O. Therefore we decided io combine our moiio Knowledge is ihe Way io Success wiih ihe concepls of many naiions ihal' The conirol of space is 'lhe way io success. Thus, we have chosen as our Theme The New Approach which is depicied by roclcei ships, saielliles. and space siaiions ihaf will Trans- porf you 'ihrough our l96I Ampiennian. Chrisiine Rank William Fava page two P mx x Si +A X N Q . xmL,. X My X .KWSN rqggk , Nm Y ,,,,.f , ig ,f did, 1 AQ If K .A , K.:1g.,g,i,,?S:sVN Ng L ,1, x K X fi, Q-M W- 1 x?Ywie.x:.Q: 5 'xixv W- A ' A - fy ,Q ,www i,,,WM'W W X nf. .l . . x x ww , 'X S. mm , f - 'S I , A 4' 'K VA ww f., mf 4-W Q-1 ' w 'xA 1 W, w af gf . RICHARD M. NIXON Richard M. Nixon, Vice Presidenf under rhe Eisenhower Adminisfrafion, was The Re- publican candidafe in +he l96O Presideniial elecfion. Mr. Nixon made a one day visi'r To lhe Allenlowh area. addressing 25.000 people ar Muhlenberg College. lO0.000 area cirizens welcomed him on +he caravan roule which carried him fhrough our own Lehigh Valley. Mr. Nixon was unsuccessful in his Presidenlial bid, he losl' by +he closesl' margin in more ihan a cenrury. We also recognize Richard M. Nixon as a candidare who visiied our area in l96O. JOHN F. KENNEDY The youngesi man ever elecfed 'ro fhe highesf office of our nafion is John F. Kennedy. Wifh slrenuous campaigning rhrough areas such as our Lehigh Valley, Presiclenr Kennedy made a 'rwo day visil +0 ihe Allen+own-Be+hlehem-Easfon locale. A mid--morning address ar Cenfer Square in Allenrown aH'rac+ed 75,000 persons. Thai evening he spoke fo Jrhe Beihlehemiies in Johnsion Hall on fhe Moravian College Campus. Because rhis was one of rhe closesr elecrions in hislory, and because rhe Presideniial candiclaies were direcfly associafed wi1'h area cifi- zens. we give recognifion 'ro our new Presidenr of fhe Unired Sraies. John F. Kennedy. page four . f - '- ' : . --x a ' 6 1 -A - bf- .... , s '- ri ' X-19 12 ' 17' 4 211 A I Q fi S -M f Xl Y L-i N. 7 N X xx fy 5 a i J' S A i ' it A ' I 45 ' i ' ul! ,A M X if is tp TABLE OF CONTENTS Faculty ........ 6 t E ,I Seniors . . . I7 P N Underclassmen . . . 49 , '- Curriculum . . . 60 y 6 T Activities . . . 69 y f in Sports . . . 96 f Dedication . . . H4 R 1: ' Patrons . . . 120 6 i I X 4 X i in X X f If y . 'Nc yr li K i XX-'K Q it Q 'S I ix to A JJQXSN ff! as X K NN f ', f in , 6 , Y - MG S A , N' Q K x . ,t I l T 9 X XY. ' Q- s X1 ' . V - T - ' X f . K Jun T -T.. N r T ' X .xx Y! T r ix ' K s T ' X ' -x Y 1 ' KY Y -T Yu - T 1 I ,ws L ., I- M V f , 5 v I V 5 '- '-. . T' A its S T i 'Q' T ' -. in 523 A I X Q sinh.-kg' r ' , f -T I ff T N 4 ' - xx , si Af M I T 5 g fl M' f f L f xl ' f ii l' ' M s X f 44 y X 'fl T s X X I' . H T ff X l X Ii Q , A ' y 4 T' N I ll ' .X T T FAC f A l We The pupils of 'rhe class X ' Of nineleen sixfy-one 4 VVish +o Thank ihe Teachers For The work Thai They have done. r 5 Thanking Them for guiding us Through all our daily Tasks N And when in doubl 'lhey answered f All The quesfions +ha'r we asked. l The sfudying seemed 'lo be in vain l As weeks and monrhs rolled paslr x x And when H seemed +0 never end y Graduarion came al lasr. - - X X T I ,, Our knowledge will accompany us h l l . X ln The years fha? come and go X ,' l 5 , Through all our share of ups and downs T lj '- We'll apply 'The +hings we know. . K , X 4 - ' As we walk life's lonely palhs i Our way will be more clear T ' I If we remember whal' we've learned ' T These pasl and pleasanl years. T ', Madelyn Schwarfz , l ill fi ll SX ' , 0 - N 5 , 1l 1 4 T .T il l x V . X X s K h I- X '1 S rl , I X Q Q ' I . h ' Z fl X N lr iv - ll, - XL K v . f',' -, V IN l ' i T 1 X K I . 1225! r' ' 4 X , If M T- ' ,f' ' f- J I T ' ll W I. A Z T 4 I - 6 if , ff? T 5 ' If-I, I i x A K X , 1 ' Tia? . 1--'T-To . mv ' J X v X , ,, -' xsx T-TT. , ' N 7+ iritii' 'k1l'i ki k 'ktktt 'lr'k'ki-'ki' kirtiri' 'k'k1l k'k1k fffff 'A'i ir'k'k-k S ., fx' X Y yr XX? wwfwf-nf lf W X N 1 Qiaar :L 1 1 A x X J 'X ' 'I4 'vi x 1 ffx , 4 X X , , X X f AX A27 1 'Q J, -. I J' , ' xv -' 1 A, ,iff K L X ug L X The Men of The NorThampTon Area JoinT School CommiTTee are seafed from leffz Vice Presidenf Russell Becker, Claude Silfies, SuperinTenden'l' Dr. George A. Eichler, Presiclenf Darle STrohl, Treasurer Rev. John Reese, Secrefary Guy A. Rice. Dallas Fries: Sfanaling: LuTher Schlegel, Joseph George, Ray- mond Newhard, Rennard Sulliff, Lloyd Moals, John S. Dries bach, SoliciTor Jerome W. Burlcepile, Jr., Carl B. Schmiclxly BOARD OF EDUCATION The NorThampTon Area JoinT CommiTTee, men wiTh The lcnowledge and abilify To guide our lives ThroughouT our school years, is The nucleus of our adminisTraTion. These are The men whose ToresighT has broughT abouf The con- sTrucTion of our new NorThampTon Area JcinT Senior l-ligh School. We hope The knowledge They have gained in The pasf will guide Them To serve us well in The Tufure. May we say Thank you Tor The job well done by The Nor'rhampTon Area JoinT'School CommiTTee. DR. EICHLER lT was largely Through The eTTorTs of Dr. Eichler ThaT This new high school was consTrucTed. This build- ing shall long sTand in TribuTe To one of The TinesT men of our communiTy. His able leadership in school adminisTraTion is cerTain To be remembered by all. GOLDEN DEEDS AWARD The TenTh annual Golden Deeds Award is pre- se-nTed To Howard 6. Raubenhold Tor his ouTsTanding performances on The School Board, in The Exchange Club. in The American Legion, and in The NorTh- ampfon Area lv1en's ReTired Club. The sTudenTs OT 'NAJSHS saluTe you. Mr. Raubenhold. Tor your bene- TicienT work in our communify. page eighf NORMAN A. LAUB, B.S., M.A. Principal Mr. Laub, our principal, capably oversees our educafion during high school. l-le effi- cienfly maps our curriculum and exfracurricu- lar acfivifies, and is consfanfly frying fo beffer our already good school sysfem. l-lis greaf inferesf in fhe sfudenfs can easily be seen by his affenfion fo any sfudenl' problem, alfhough if may lceep him busy long affer school hours. We wish him a well-deserved resf during his sabbafical leave buf loolc forward fo his refurn. 'W W ALFRED LAUBACH, Ph.B., M.A. Assisfanf fo The Principal Our new assisfanf principal, Mr. Laubach, now has adminisfrafive dufies added 'ro his already busy schedule of supplying films for class use, feaching. advising fhe Senior Sfudenl' Council, and giving fhe morning announcemenfs, all of which he man- ages ably. l-le is well lcnown by his hearfy laugh and his friendliness foward all fhe sfudenfs. and by his willingness fo lisfen and advise fhem on any prob- Iems fhey may have. page ALBERT M. LERCH, B.S., M.Ed. Acfing Principal Finding iobs for sfudenfs, inferviewing fhem, gel'- fing fhem info college, and giving 'lhem exams are among fhe many dufies handled by Doc Lerch. His aid is soughf by sfudenfs. business leaders. and all 'rhe communify. l-lis friendliness and helpfulness have made him a friend fo all who know him. nine ggi. MRS. OBRECHT Our girls' counselor, Mrs. ObrechT, man- ages To arrange an inTerview wiTh each girl who enTers high school. Friendly and help- Tul. she answers all quesTions, reassuring each girl or advising her To brush up in cerTain subiecTs, whaTever The case may be. Mrs. ObrechT remains a Triend To The girls ThroughouT Their senior high school years. l l Y i 'if T we if' ff I' l F1 Wifi! flwl N lf 4 4, Typing and bookkeeping occupy The daily Tasks oT our secreTaries. MR. ERDOSY Our ambiTious TaculTy manager, wiTh The assisTance oT The AThleTic Council, direcTs The yearly sporTs program. This group of men TormulaTes The policy on aThleTics in general Tor The school. The seTTing up oT schedules and running oT sporTs evenTs is The main TuncTion of Mr. Alec Erdosy. we lfffli page Ten Y nf' s. Y:- Mrs. Obrechf is moving info our new building. A B-E Day Luncheon in our Homcmaking Deparfmenf. NAJHS Teachers' Meefing in our modern lounge. mm. A four ihrough our Homemaking Deparfmenf on B-E Day. The Teachers have fheir Chrisfmas Tea in fha cafeferia, page eleven --- A ffigiif fa' TEACHERS A . 3- , gy.iIWQ,Ay,4 g T3 A, 1y'.x'g A L EDGAR J. BALLIET, a.s. gf? A YQ Agriculfural Educafion In - MH if I General Science, Physical Science W. AX 'FQ fl RAYMOND s. BECKER, s.s.. M.A. 1 I.. :K QA ,, ',f'.. ' ' . Junior and Senior Bands, Insfrumenial Music ublu ' 17. A v-,K I ' Boys' Chorus, Spring Concerf, Chrislmas Vespers , E ' , 44- J k wrade School Band Concerf N ,i - -- .AX 'isaawi rf- . rw ws sm: 3.2. . . : 1 N . X .. .- figs 'I ' .' I Z ' f -gl '.2ag , . I it I: E ss 2' , . ffl Q., fl 5:58 ,, intl A -f-:g. ,.-,V if W.. seg A R .gflv ALBERT ERDOSY, Ph.B., B.S. Healfh, Physical Educafion, Head Foofball Coach ALVIN N. FEGELY, s.s. 5 Algebra II, Advanced Marhemafics NELLE Y. FLUCK, B.S. - Library Insfruciion, Produciion Make-up VIRGINIA L. BOLLMAN Home Economics, Cosfuming for Chrisfmas Vespers HOWARD DOTTER. B.S. Head Baslcefball Coach ROBERT D. DRUCKENMILLER, B.S. Hisfory 2- Z.5'1-E' if Eg. .:.-.A ,. , 1 I, .i KERMITT L. GREGORY, A.B. German, English, Junior Speaking Coniesi CHARLES E. GUNKLE. B.A. English, Ampfennian Ediforial Advisor HARRIET HALLMAN, B.S. Shorfhand, Typing . , E ..., X by page Iwelve JOHN M. FRAILEY, B.S. Chemisfry. Advisor of Pholography Siaff HENRY FUJITA, JR., B.S. Meial Shop ELIZABETH M. GEIGER, B.S., M.Ed. Shorihand, Typing, Secrerarial Praclice Ampiennian Business Advisor MAGDALENE R. HAUKE, B.S. Consumer Living, Economics, Mafhemafics MELVIN G. KLEPPINGER, B.S., M.A. Aris 81 Craifs, Amplennian Ari Advisor, Arf Appreciafion, Producfion Sfage Seffings, Ari Exhibifion LEROY D. KRESSLY, A.B. Hisfory - .:,, :,-:,: , .,,: .... . , .- X X X gg N Qi' +5-. S' : Q s s X 3 ,Q I so r 2 seg, .wgszfer Q, i -is 'flggf : FLORA L. OBRECHT, B.A. English, Chrislmas Vespers, Tri-Hi-Y Commencemenl Properlies, Guidance EDWARD A. PANY, B.S. Social Sfudies, Problems of Democracy JAMES REICHARDT, B.S. Physics, Physical Science Rs :fails-eisssff, , 13.35 ssfe Q ' ' ggi. .. is 1 . MARION A. LAUBACH, A.B., M.A. Laiin I X1 II, Senior Class Play, English Nalional Honor Sociery, Tri-Hi-Y, French DOUGLAS LINDENMUTH, B.S. Algebra II, Geomelry, General Mafh MICHAEL LISETSKI, Ph.B. Problems of Democracy, Head Baseball Coach WH X I MJ, X5 ,af ,1 .A y si R X if X 'fl Yi., , is PETER P. SCHNEIDER, Ph.B., M.A. Psychology, Assisfanl' Foolball Coach DALE D. SHOEMAKER. A.B. English, Commencement Chrisfmas Vespers, Spanish ROBERT J. SNYDER, B.S., M.A. Science, Physics, Usherelles, Junior Class Advisor Chrislmas Decorafions N s My , .R i5 .s HARRY G. REIFF, B.S. Prinling. Mechanical Drawing THELMA S. SANTEE, B.S. Vocal Music, Senior Girls' Choruses, Mixed Chorus Ensembles, Chrislmas Vespers, Spring Concerf Commencement English, Music Theory IVAN P. SCHNECK, B.S. Bookkeeping, Office Machines 5 .... . L 'fi f -- wffsiks fr . Ag K , L , . h - sg f - .,. ELIZABETH M. WILSON. B.S. Physical Educafion, Healfh Cheerleaders, Girls' Gym Team HARRY WITEMEYER, B.S. Hislory, N Club, Sfage Lighfing, World Cullure LOUIS WOLF, B.S. Geography, Assislanl Foolball Coach AssislanI'Wres1ling Coach, Senior Class Advisor RAY WAHL, Ph.B., M.A. Safely Educalion, Driver Training HARRY B. WALL, Ph.B., M.A. English, Head Wreslling Coach, Assislanl' Track Coach, Concrele Courier Advisor HENRY WEIR, B.S. Mafhemafics, Sophomore Class Advisor page ihirfeen CAFETERIA PERSONNEL Our able corps of women consfilufing our cafe- 'reria slaff has proven 'l'ha+ 'foo many cooks do NOT spoil lhe brolrh. They are direcled by our resource- ful and experienced dielician, Mrs. Mary Zirinslcy. who successfully rneefs The challenge of planning a variefy of balanced meals To suil' The fasfes of all. These ladies have made fhe lunch period a pleasani' brea+her in +he day's aclivifies when we can calch up on The lafesf news wilh our classmales and obfain enough energy +o survive 'rhe day. I' Mrs. Zirinslcy plans our nexf meal Here are lhe hearfy eaiers of Norfhampion High. From leff, M. Schaffer, A. Gildenmeyer, C. Tarnoclr, E. Newharf, C. MacAdam, E. Lerch. M. Holbfosfner M Messenlehner page fourfeen Cleaning is a never-endinq Job for Miss Weider and Miss Lerch. MAINTENANCE STAFF To keep our new school looking and working like keepers arrive in +he evening 'ro freshen up 'rhe class- new is 'rhe aim of our mainfenance personnel. The rooms by washing blackboards. cleaning floors, and ianifors make cerfain fhal' The building iS healed dusling furnilure. The devofedness of rhis line group comforfably. +ha'r +he grounds are well-kepf. and of people deserves our ulmosl and hearr-fell Thanks. +ha+ everyfhing is in excellenf condifion. The house- Cusfoclians from lefi fo righi are: Mr. Rolhrock. Mr. Kern, Mr, Sfuber, and Mr. Frack. page fifteen Dr. Charles Morilz an Dr. George Hrislco 2 :Z 5' if , ll z Z 2 iii! lflllllll ii Miss Slefller and Dr. Miller page MEDICAL STAFF Dr. Sidney Parmel' Dr. Charles Sieger Caring for a slrudemvs physical and denial heallh is 'lhe chief duly of our school physicians, nurses, and denlisfs. Their aid is consfanfly soughi by sludenrs inleresfed in afhlelics or employmenr, as well as Those involved in minor accidenfs. Yearly eye and ear exami- nalions are given lo check on our mosl indispensible senses. Our deniisls examine us for cayifies and oral maladiusimenls. Wiihoul ihe assisiance of These line people, our school would be exiremely handicapped. The-ir priceless aid is needed by all. We ihanlc you, rhe Medical Slafi, for Jrhe fine work you have performed for us. comprise our Medical Sfafl. sixfeen A S fx X v r ' , I ,D 7 ' ' W -v lg 'a 1 , ' rv f ' if if 31 of v KX ' -. S I tp, H 1, il I Qi ye-.-M x 1' f 'NSE Wd QQXXV fdyfwigg N X X -A l f i ,ffl ' Nl fi l l ff' f QD i il J ' Ml hy' I rlil u lv l if l l l f V l F 1 ' . W CLASS PQEM Xi 'f We reminisce aboul lhe years, ' And now in memory shed 'rhe Tears ' ' l O'er leachers, counselors +ried and +rue. l i ,L Thoughls of lhe old school. and l'he new. N Our days well spenl' wilhin 'rhese walls, V Wilhin fhese rooms, wilhin lhese halls, 'Y Were filled wilh learning, lhoughl, and fun, ' N X Bul, now we find +hey're almosl' done. W 7 Forgel? Thal day shall never come, 'K ' For even affer we've said and done: Q These halls ol: ivy Thal you see. y ' Shall in our hearls e're hallowed be. y l We've learned if well, The golden rule. ' And so we'll say lo you dear school: O' Farewell. adieu. Norlhamplon High, XX l. The lime 'lor parling now is nigh. ' l I cmwmk PM x l X I Sv , X : l X i K K ' x X if ' s . if K. g ' ' ' Q I fl X x , . V ' X l K 'l ' , x . N 1 X NX 41 , r ,lm X Nm .M -l X , ' 4 w , l . X ,ElV,,f - R J I . i 11,1 f s , ' i X Q as QM., X 1 ,. hf2??i-- ' J Q x , l FA-.xxiS.sk9 7-D l.v.1r-ics F music K . ff ever .,,., M, C' We ' m::,,'f:L The 'lime has come, Nor-'thump-'lon High, For Elo sexi cloocl-luis, l.Je'll l.aJe dream :JF hap - pq damis aa - heacl, Our' cles-Tin-ies un-lcnown. Our' 9 el' wfillgmlimll I . EJ 5 5 gg , Ofl' re-mem-l:Jer Clauis ancl friencls Anal nev - er la:-ealc The Ties - lieu hopes, our 'fears anal, our Je - sires, Lde lmow will soon be shown, Flnd li - clgrs Lge:-e The l'1el-Plnq hancls, 51' s'l'renc'l'l'1 To lean uP- on. qou now we lbicl our IBST fare- well To 'lhis , our mdlh-er school. Flnd 'lr-ieJ 'lo show us all The wan1s To molcl .our ThouqhTs Toward one. forge a- head lo C1r'eaT-er'l'l'1lnqS-l-Buqh'l'l3L1 The Gold - en Rule. 'R l S asa ie lumen P Q gh! Lt' is. S uw' ..-,3V f 4 , f I I K it . n k , R x k f' V X A . ff- ' N fl x Q sb X 1 5 NX ,ff - K ff Hnfiiff' , 9 , Mm Q 1 N V1 Nfl if ,mx 0 MW X U -EA Xl 11, GS r- S LOIS M. BAHNER Balh, R. D. 2 Quief . . . shy . . . leaches Sunday School . . . sings in Municipal Opera . . . Caslle Roch member . . . fulure af Business School. College Preparalory. Ari Club I: Gym Team 3: Senior Class Play 3. MARTIN BEAL Bafh, R. D. 2 Tall, darlr, handsome . . . hunls, fishes . . . ice shaling, bowl- ing . . . a cerlain blonde . . . lhe Marines will gain Marly. Secrefarial. Foofbell I, 2 . 3. ARTHUR J. ANDREWS 2I90 Norlhamplon Avenue Bashful . . . quiel . . . aclive in band . . . real gone Bea?- nilr . . . inleresled in eleclron- ics . . . college campus nexl. College Preparalory. Band I, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3: Spring Concerl I, 2, 3: Chrisl- mas Vespers I, 2, 3: Senior Class Play 3. RICHARD BEDNARCIK Norihamplon, R. D. 2 Quiel . . . good-nalured . . . lighling elfecls man . . . col- lecling coins is his hobby . . . Easf Slroudsburg nexl for Rich . College Preparalory. Lighling Crew I, 2, 3. RONALD ANTONIUK Ib44 Lincoln Avenue Busler . . . praclical ioher.. . bashelball fan . . . spelling champion . . . fulure eleclrical engineer. College Preparafory. Lehigh Valley Spelling Bee I, 2: Na- 'Iional Honor Sociefy 3: Amp- lennian Slaff 3: Baslceiball I: Baslrelball Manager I, 2: Fool'- ball Manager I: Science Fair 2. EMMA J. BENJAMIN Norlhampfon. R. D. 2 Bashful . . . blushing . . .Iihes sewing, reading . . . easy 'Io gel along wilh . . . fulure sees rifle of Mrs. awailing Jean. General. Science Fair I: Arf Exhibil' I. page 'rwenly SANDRA C. BARTER 5l I Easl 9th Sireel' Always smiling . . . flashy . . . loquacious maiorelle . . . knows all dance sfeps . . . enioys drawing . . . fulure in arl. College Preparalory. Maiorelle I, 2, 3: Girls' Chorus I, 2: Mixed Chorus I, 2: Chrislmas Vespers I, 2, 3: Courier I, 2, 3, lco-ediforl: Nafional Honor Sociely 2, 3 lVice Presidenfl: Sludeni Council 3 lPresiden'll: Science Fair 2: Amplennian 3: N-Club 3: Senior Class Play 3: Gym Team 3: Temple Press Tournamenl' 3: AH' Exhibit I, 2, 3. CHARLES BEALER Baih, R. D. 2 Ouief . . . resourceful . . . Johnny-on-lhe-spof . . . Col- lege will complele fulure plans. College Preparalory. JUDITH A. BINDER Walnuiporf, R.D I Pleasing personalily . . . always laughing . . . always in a hurry . . . enioys swimming and mov- ies . . . spends Saiurdays shop- ping . . . hopes for a fufure in an office. Secrelarial. Nalional Honor Socieiy 3: Ampfennian 3. ROGER BODNAR Ncrihampfon, R. D. 2 Reds . . . sporlsminded . . . enioys fooiball and baslreiball . . . spends lime al Jungle Rock . . . fulure in Air Force. General. Foofball I. 2, 3: Bas- Irefball I, 2, 3. FRANK M. BET1 347 Green Sireel. Balh Be+sy . . . quief . . . pracii- cal iolrer . . . enioys all sporls . . . 'iulure - undecided. Trade. Sludenl Council. CAROL E. BINDER Walnulporl, R. D. I Slrawberry blonde . . . shy . . . enioys driving around . . . worlxs on Ampfennian . . . lilies 'ro dance . . . fulure - R.N. College Preparalory. Ampien- nian 3. CAROL BROBST Bafh, R. D. I Flashing smile . . . long bru- nefle hair . . . warm personali- Iy . . . enioys converfible rides . . . beaulician afler gradua- lion. College Preparaiory. Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3: Chrislmas Ves- pers I, 2 ,3: Spring Concer-I I, 2, 3. LINDA L. BROWN Walnufporf, R. D. 2 Energefic . . . aciive chorus pariicipanl . . . sings, dances . . . fulure indicales Linda in Ihe leaching field. College Preparalory. Girls' Ensemble I, 2, 3: Girls' Chorus I, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3: N-Club 3: Ampfennian 3: Sci- ence Fair I: Chrislmas Vespers I, 2, 3: Spring Concerf I, 2, 3. page twenty-one KENNETH R. BLOSS Walnulporl, R. D. I Shy . . . pleasanl smile . . . neal crew cuf . . . enioys fishing, swimming, and skaling . . . works al DeeViIle . . . 'fufure - Navy. Trade. JUDITH A. BRETZ 2IO E. 20+h SIree+ Shody . . . 'Fun-loving . . . known for car washing . . . acl- ive in Lulher League and Girl Scoufs . . . works ai Hillside . . . fufure as inierior decoralor. College Preparafory. Ampfen- nian 3. I kv RUTH ANN CHIMICH Walnufporl, R. D. 2 Kniclr-lmaclrs . . . ouldoor worlr . . . cule . . . business school in her plans. General. Ampfennian 3. JAMES D. COLE 2457 Cherryville Road Jimmy . . . music, reading, drawing . . . A 81 P worker . . . archilecf. College Preparafory, Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3: Mixed Ensem- ble I, 2, 3: Band I: Arl Club I: Amplennian 3: Dislricl Chorus 2, 3: Regional Chorus 2: Chrisfmas Vespers I, 2, 3: Spring Concerl' I, 2, 3. 1 s o RICHARD BROWN Balh, R. D. 2 Rich . . . crew cu'l', shy smile . . . neal appearance . . . hunfs, 'Fishes . . . praclical joker . . . Air Force or college is nexf. College Preparalory. if LARRY CREYER 2320 Washinglon Avenue Wavy hair . . . pleasing per- sonalily . . . cars, dancing . . . Hillside . . . Air Force or col- lege? College Preparalory. Boys' Chorus I, 2: Traci: 2. BRIAN BROWNMILLER l655 Canal Slreel Good loolring . . . lady's man . . . undefealed wresller . . . Herod for Chrisfmas . . . The Dip . . . college claims his 'fu- lure. General. Baseball I. 2, 3: Wresfling I, 2, 3: Chrislmas Vespers 3: N-Club 3: Bowling Club 3 lPresiden+l. TERESA A. CSENSITS 2I37 Norfhamplon Avenue Cule, gay, fun-loving . . . spreads cheer and laughler. .. inferesled in dancing al' pres- en? . . . will be found al' +he head of a high school English class in 'Ihe fulure. College Preparafory. Courier I, 2, 3: Amplennian 3: Color Guard 3: Science Fair 2: Ari Exhibil' I. page fwenfy-'fwo DARRYL CHRISTMAN 2I7 Easl' 2Is'I Sfreel Carefree . . . quiel' . . . Hill- side handyman . . . Moyer's Pales+ra . . . Marines. General. ELAINE C. COLEMAN Norlhamplon, R. D. I Crazy giggle . . . piano, dances . . . DeeViIIe . . . nursing in +he fulure. College Preparalory. X, M .. as - .gisks DARRYL E. DECH I9I6 Washingfon Avenue Jovial, 'Friendly . . . eloquenf spealrer . . . slrillful pianisl and organisf . . . will make a won- derful minisler. College Preparafory. Band I, 2, 3: N-Club 3: Junior Speak- ing Conlesl 2: Senior Class Play 3: Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3: Chrislmas Vespers I, 2, 3: Spring Concerf I, 2, 3: Science Fair 2. ROBERT W. DEIBERT Walnuiporl, R. D. 2 Tall, darlr . . . shy, quiel' . . . worlcs al Dee-Ville and plays in band . . . loves fha? hor red and while Chevy. Trade. Band I, 2, 3. fa .ski JOSEPH C. DAVID I346 Vienna Slreel Small in sialure . . . engaging personalily . . . hobby is rais- ing 'lropical 'fish . . . will soon be aflending a business school. College Preparalory. RONALD G. DAVIS Danielsville, R. D. I Ron . . . seen in a 'lord . . . eager beaver 'For Irnowledge and advenlure . . . will soon be found in eifher college or lhe Coasl Guard. Trade. Sfudenf Council 2: N- Club lVice Presidenf 3l: Fool- ball I, 2, 3: Baseball I: Traclr 3. DENNIS R. DEUTSCH Danielsville, R. D. I Enlhusiaslic . . . ouldoorsman . . . hunls, fishes, plays base- ball . . . worlrs on his model railroad Iayouf . . . wanls ca- reer in bookkeeping. Secreiarial. Senior Class Play 3. ,X 'Q' -ans EW: KAREN A. DOUGHERTY Norlhampfon, R. D. 'I Music lover . . . enioys singing, reading, and wafching T.V. . . . fulure as X-ray fechnician. College Preparalory. Girls' Chorus I, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3: Girls' Ensemble I, 2, 3: Spring Concerl I, 2, 3: Chrisl- mas Vespers I, 2, 3: N-Club 3: Nafional Honor Sociefy 3: Amplennian 3. page lwenfy-three JEANETTE R. DECARLO I35 S. Cheslnul Slreel, Balh Brighl smile and ready hello . .. high slapping drum maiorelle . . . loves dancing and wrifing Iellers . . . will be efficienl and aliracfive secrefary. Secrelarial. MaioreHe I, 2, 3 lDrum Maiorelle 3l: Senior Class Play 3. GLORIA DERHAMMER Balh, R. D. 2 Ouief unfil she gels befler ac- quainled . . . loves dancing.. . can be found worlring al lhe general slore in Crossroads . . . Ihis miss is undecided aboul fha fulure. General. GLORIA A. EDELMAN Nazarefh, R. D. I Always smiling . . . helpful . . . works af Sara-J's . . . likes ice skafing and movies . . . fufure as sales clerk. Secrelarial. Ampfennian 3. KATHLEEN A. FALMAN I47 Main Sfreef Kasey . . . likes fo go fo Copley . . . enioys dafes, shop- ping, and reading . . . fufure in office or Wedding Bells. Secrefarial. ROBERT EBERLY 539 Easf Main Sfreef Crew-cuf . . . neaf . . . finkers wifh cars . . . enioys hunfing . . . 'Fufure - Air Force. Trade. WILLIAM G. FAVA Danielsville, R. D. I Ambilious . . . 'falkafive . . . looks for new ideas . . . enioys dancing and debafing . . . helpful . . . fufure as aeronau- fical engineer. College Preparafory. Hi-Y I: Ampfennian 2, IAssl. Edilorl 3: Eooflaall I, 2, 3: Track I, 2, 3: Nalional Honor Sociefy 2, 3: Junior Speaking Confesf 2. DENNIS EDELMAN Norfhampfon, R. D. 2 Always laughing . . . enioys reading and hunfing . . . fu- fure wifh Uncle Sam. College Preparefory. Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3: Chrisfmas Ves- pers I, 2, 3: Spring Concerf I, 2, 3: Ampfennian 3. CLIFFORD L. FEHNEL Bafh, R. D. 2 Shy . . . quie? . . . enfhusiasfic oufdoorsmen . . . enjoys hunf- ing, hiking, and camping . . . Business College in fufure. Secrefarial. Nafional Honor Sociefy 3. page fwenfy-four MARIETTA T. ERSCHEN Walnufporf, R. D. 2 Always laughing . . . enioys dancing . . . hof Chevy driver . . . fufure as elemenfary feacher. College Preparafory. Girls' Chorus I: Tri-Hi-Y I, 2: Bowl- ing Club: Spring Concerf I: Science Fair I. DANIEL W. FARBER I9I4 Washingfon Avenue Ambifious . . . quief . . . alerf enjoys band and chorus . . . off fo college for Dan. College Preparafory. Band I, 2, 3: Boys' Chorus I, 2, 3: Spring Concerf I, 2, 3: Chrisf- mas Vespers I, 2, 3: N Club 3. DIANNE G. FEHNEL Balh, R. D. I Pleasanl . . . friendly . . . likes +o sew . . . aciive in Girl Scouls . . . sings on choir . . . uncer- Iain fulure. General. EDNA M. FENSTERMAKER Norlhamplon, R. D. I Talkafive . . . always laughing . . . likes +o wrife Ieflers . . . 'reaches Sunday School . . . found a+ Swirl Top . . . fufure as privale secrelary. Secrefarlal Amplenman 3 Fashion Show I RICHARD J. FENSTERMAKER Balh, R. D. 2 Talkalive . . . whiz on mais . . . enioys swimming, skaiing, and hunling . . . choice beiween Army and Sfaie Police as 'lu- lure. Trade. Boys' Chorus I: N Club 3: Wresfling I, 2, 3: Senior Class Play 3. CATHERINE M. FLECK Norlhamplon, R. D. I Ca+hy . . . smile for all . . . piano, sporls . . . 4-H Clubs, Girl Scoufing . . . makes shell- crafl iewelry . . . 'fulure privale secrelary and IBM lraining. Secre+ariaI. Girls' Chorus I. 2, 3: Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3: Spring Conceri I, 2, 3: Chrislmas Ves- pers I, 2, 3: Science Fair I: Nalional Honor Sociely 2, 3 lSecre+aryI: Ampfennian 3. NANCY L. FRABLE Balh, R. D. 2 Cheerful . . . easy going . . . blonde . . . likes lo 'Ialk . . . plays organ . . . R.N. in Fulure. College Preparafory. Siudenl' Council I: Girls' Chorus I. 2: Mixed Chorus I, 2: Chrislmas Vespers I, 2: Spring Concerl I, 2. K1 V! WILLARD M. FRACK Norfhamplon, R. D. 2 Junior . . . Scouling . . . hunfs, fishes . . . ouf-of-doors man . . . IBM mechanic nexl in sighl. College Preparafory. Boys' Chorus I: Mixed Chorus I. page twenty-five GODFREY F. FIXL I24 Wes? I7fh Sfreel' Quie+ . . . enioys playing pool . . . spends 'lime a+ Jungle Rock . . . fufure as salesman in furnilure s'Iore. General. FRANK FOX Nazarelh, R. D. I Likes music . . . failhful chorus member . . . plays piano . . . Future in civil service career. Secrefarial. Mixed Chorus I, 2. 3: Boys' Chorus I. 2. 3: Chrisl- mas Vespers I, 2, 3: Spring Concerf I, 2, 3: Junior Speak- ing Confesl 2: National Honor Sociefy 3. MARY ANN FRITZ Balh, R. D. 2 Ouiel . . . enioys swimming, dancing, reading . . . worlrs al' DeeViIIe . . . ambilion is fo find a good iob. General. CAROLE D. GEARY Walnufporl, R. D. 2 Big brown eyes . . . sweefness . . . humor and gaiely . . . abilily in singing and sporls . . . high school leaching posilion in fhe fuiure. College Preparalory. Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3: Girls' Chorus I, 2, 3: Nalional Honor Soci- ely 2, 3 lTreasurer 3l: Amp- lennian 37 Science Fair 2: Spring Concerl I, 2, 33 Chrisl- mas Vespers I, 2, 3: Gym Team 3. JOSEPH FRANYA ROBERT C. FRITZ Walnulporl, R. D. 2 Quief? never . . . fishes, hunls ... lies lroul' flies . . . Winnie's Reslauranl' af Edgemonl Park . . . ioin lhe Navy and see lhe world. General. Boys' Gym Team 3: Gym Exhibilion 3. CAROL GODSHAK Balh, R. D. I Five fool four, eyes of green . . . energelic . . . Sunday school leacher. . .dancing . .. lislening 'lo pop 'lunes . . . nursing career or wedding bells. College Preparalory. Arl' Club I, Nurses Club I, Chorus I, Bowling Club 37 Ampfennian 3. Danielsville Mischievous . . . greal person- aliiy . . . Frif1y . . . swim- ming and cars . . . wanfs fo be bossman al DeeVille. Trade. S ' . 3.1 SARAH A. GOGEL Norlhamplon, R. D. 2 Sheri and cure . . . loyal band member . . . records and radio . . . wriles lellers . . . cryslal ball predicls a praclical nurs- ing career or Mrs. House- wife. General. Tri-Hi-Y lg Band I, 2, 3: N-Club 3. page lwenly-six BARBARA GASPAR Walnulporl, R. D. 2 Soil smile . . . bobbing brown hair , . . elernal pep . . . danc- ing, swimming, driving around . . .will don a while cap afler graduaiion. College Preparalory. Band I, 2, 35 Chrislmas Vespers 3: Sci- ence Fair 2. PAUL D. GIESKE Norlhamplon, R. D. I Gizmo . . . loves fo painf, hunl, collecl minerals . . . 'Full oi lun and surprises.. .ambi- lion - arlisl or mineralogisl. College Preparaiory. Band I, 2, 35 Wreslling I, 2, 33 Track lg Science Fair I, 2, 31 N-Club 3. MARY JANE HASSLER Norlhampion, R. D. I Brighi smile . . . ialkaiive . . . experi horsewoman . . . mem- ber of 4-H Horse and Pony Club . . . head cheerleader . . . piano, church, choir . . . will grace any office as a secreiary. Secrelarial. Gym Team I, 2, 3: Cheerleader I, 2, 3 lCaplain 3lg N-Club 33 Ampiennian 3. MELVIN R. HENNINGER Baih, R. D. 2 World series fan . . . ardent radio lisiener . . . fishes. hunis . . . acfive 4-H member . . . Penn Siaie is in sighi for Mel- vin. College Preparaiory. Mixed Chorus I, 2, 31 Band 2, 33 Cl-irislmas Vespers I, 2, 3: Spring Conceri I. 2, 3. GLORIA M. GRAVER Bafh, R. D. 2 PATRICIA GROSS Walnufpori, R. D. I Perf . . . willing 'io do favors . . . seen al Winne's Resiaur- ani . . . skilled on roller skafes . . . career as a beauiician in view. Preiiy, shy smile . . . good grades . . . enioys T.V., wresi- ling mafches . . . nexi iifle, Compeieni Secrelary. Secreia rial. Am piennian 3: Nafional Honor Socieiy 3. General. Y GERALD HERSCHMAN ROSEMARIE A. HERZOG 476 Easi llih Sireel' Danielsville, R. D. I Spook . . . ihe Dip . . . iink- Chipper, chafier, a sweei ers wifh his '50 Chevy . . . our smile . . . whiz on skafes . . . looking glass inio 'fhe iufure. likes dancing . . . Pracfical Cloudy, Nursing is her chosen career. General. General. Tri-Hi-Y lg Chorus l, 2, 3: Chrisfmas Vespers I, 2, 3. page iweniy-seven JANICE HAYDT Norfhampion, R. D. I Long, blonde hair . . . dances . . . Chip's . . . drives around in '59 Ford . . . fufure, Hess's lopnoich buyer. General. ROGER HERMAN i266 Newpori Avenue Laughing Herman . . . huni- ing and 'Fishing are pasiimes . . . The Dip . . . +he fu+ure7 General. LILLIAN R. KATZ II8 Main Sfreei, Balh Plays clarinel . . . spends spare lime al' KBIIIS . . . quiei and hard-worlcing . . . fulure sees fhis shorfhand whiz going Io business school. Secrefarial. Nafional Honor Sociefy 3. DIANA M. KELLER 6I0 Penn Sfreel, Balh Fun-loving . . . movies, danc- ing, slcaling . . . BoI:'s around .. . Spaar's Luncheonelle regu- lar . . . 'fuiure secreiary. Secreia rial. Am pfennian Slaff 3. SHIRLEY R. HUMMEL DIANE M. HUSTON Bafh, R. D. 2 Cu+e, quief . . . reading, roller slraling, ice slcaling . . . 'Iu- 'lure - secrelary. Secreiarial. FAYE E. KERN 24 E. I3+h Slreei, Norihampfon Cule, brunefie . . . nof enough lime for lunch . . . always ready wi+h an answer . . . bowls, len- nis, miniafure golf . . . 'Fre- quenfs Ihe M 81 N . . . will add Io any office sfaff. Secrefarial. Ari Exhibif I. Box I68, Baih, R. D. I Cheerful, 'Friendly . . . infec- 'rious laughier . . . Belly Crock- er Homemalxer . . . Dee Ville . . . Mrs. degree. General. Band I, 2, 3: Spring Concerf I, 2, 3: N-Club 3. RICHARD A. KERN Norfhamplon, R. D. 2 Shy smile . . . crew-cul' . . . iolresier . . . finlrers wifh en- gines . . . worlis af Two Guys . . . fuiure - cemenl worker. Trade. page 'twenty-eiqhf JOSEPH KEGLOVITS 5I5 E. 4'fh Sfreei, Norfhamplon Keggy . . . blond crewcuf . .. wresiling mais . . . worIcs on his car . . . college or fhe armed service is nexf for Joe. Secrefarial. N-Club 2, 3: Wreslling I, 2, 3, Chrisimas Vespers 3: Spring Conceri 3. CATHERINE KERN 238 Wesl Main Sireef, Bafh Sparlzling eyes, sweei smile . . . TV, drawing, movies . . . fulure sees her as a Telephone opera- ior. General. Ampiennian Sfaff 3. We N PEARL L. KLEMENT Box 305, Wes! 27Ih Sireei Par?-lime iob ai Wanko's . . . Hillside, Casile Rock . . . fu- 'fure sees her as a praclical nurse or ielephcne operaior. General. LINDA A. KLINE Treichlers Beauiiful soprano voice . . . musical organizahons . . . co- head' color guard . . . piano player . . . sings for Marine . 5 W Band . . . fuiure career in mu- sic. College Preparaiory. Girls' En- semble I, 2, 3: Mixed Ensemble I, 2, 3: Girls' chorus I, 2, 3: Mixed chorus I, 2, 3: color guard I, 2, 3: N-Club 3: Disl- ricl Chorus I, 3: Spring Con- cerf I, 2, 3: Science Fair 2: Chrislmas Vespers I, 2, 3. JOSEPH FRANK KISH 439 Easi I2'rh Sfreef Click, and Joe's off 'Io 'Ihe darkroom . . . hunls, fishes . . . Mineralology Sociefy of Penn- sylvania member . . . U.S.A.F. or hisfory ieacher afier college. College Preparafory. Phofo- graphy 2, 3: Ampiennian Slaff 2, 3: N Club 3: Courier Sfaff 3. -s N RUTH A. KLIPPLE Bafh, R. D. I Warm smile . . . long, blonde hair. . . modeling school grad- uafe . . . will beauiify ofhers as a beau+ician. Secrefarial. Naiional Honor Sociefy 3. SHARON KISTLER I34 Nor'Ih Walnui Sireef, Ba'Ih Reporfer for Concrefe Courier . . . reading, swimming . . . sporf enfhusiasi . . . Sunday School Ieacher . . . fufure nurs- ery school Ieacher. Secreiarial. Courier I, 2, 3: Chrisimas Vespers I: Science Fair I: Siudenl Council 2. LX JOHN M. KOCHENASH ISO9 Washingfon Avenue Aihlefic . . . enjoys weigh+liff- ing . . . found af Casile . . . likes all sporis . . . role in busi- ness in fufure. College Preparafory. Foofball I, 2, 3: Baseball I, 2, 3: N-Club 3. page Iwenfy-nine if 'Q- FREDERICK KLINE Balh, R. D. I, Box 52 Junior speaking confesf l2nd placel .. . class oralor . . . de- pendable . . . likes walking. camping . . . pracfices speech . . . will enfer 'Ihe minisfry. General. Junior Speaking Con- Ies+ 2: Senior Class Play 3: Chrisfmas Vespers 3. JUNE KLIPPLE 523 Easf Illh Slreel' Ampfennian siaff worker . . . HillIop . . . P.O.D. experi . . . future elemenlary Ieacher. College Preparafory. Ampfen- nian 2, 3 lBusiness Manager 31. LINDA KOCHER Danielsville, R. D. I Long hair . . . brighf smile . . . likes ice skafing 81 bowling . . . found af Dairyland in Allen- Iown . . . Medical Secrefary nexl. Secreiarial. Nafional Honor Sociefy 3. JAMES KOHLER Ba+I1, R. D. 2 Big . . . husky . . . hunfs, fishes . . . likes hof rod races . . . seen af Varsify in Caffy . . . affends Cherryville Dances . . . fu- Iure - eifher USAF or prinfer. General. Foolball I. BARBARA L. KOCHER Danielsville, R. D. I Long, blond hair . . . likes swimming and reading . . . af- 'Iends Holy Family Bandsfand . . . 'fufure - eifher cosmefol- ogy or airline hosfess. Secrefarial. Library Assisfanf I, 2, 3. DONALD L. KOCHER Ba+h, R. D. I Quief . . . 'Iinkers wifh cars . . . enioys hunfing, fishing, and all sporfs . . . works af DeeVille . . . Befhlehem Sfeel nexf for noon... Secrefarial. Hi-Y I. RALPH G. KOCHER Danielsville, R. D. I Shy smile . . . good dancer.. . likes Io hunf and fish . . . hof rod fan . . . works af DeeViIle . . . seen af Cherryville Dances . . . accounfing iob in fufure. Secrefarial. Hi-Y I: Sfudenf Council I. KAREN K. KOHLER I74I Laubach Avenue Brighf and bubbling . . . acfive in Girl Scoufs, Youfh Fellow- ship, and Choir . . . winning personalify . . . beaufician nexf. Secrefarial. Band I: Girls' Chorus I, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3: Girls' Ensemble I, 2, 3: Mixed Ensemble 3: N-Club 3: Spring Concerf I, 2, 3: Chrisf- mas Vespers I, 2, 3. GLORIA KORUTZ ANDREW J KOZERO 688 Easf 20Ih Sfreel Flashing smile . . . pleasing per- sonalify . . . likes bowling and golfing . . . goes 'Io Hillside . .. Medical Iechnician nexf. College Preparafory. Girls' Chorus I, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3: Band I, 2, 3: Spring Concerf I, 2, 3: Chrisfmas Ves- pers I, 2, 3: N-Club 3: Science Fair 2. 436 Easf I2lh Sfreef Andy our.red-headed frans- fer sfudenf . . . quick af making 'Friends . . . likes 'Io hunf . . . fhe fufure sees Andy fraveling fo Texas fo furfher his educa- Iion. College Preparafory. Ampfen- nian 3. page thirty JAN ET M. KU N12 Treichlers Janei our bowling whiz . . . likes lo read . . . yearbook business slaff member . . . 'lhe fulure sees her as an efficienf secrelary. Secrelarial. Amplennian 3. DIANE I.. MANN 47 Wesl' 27lh Slreel' Mannie . . . ambifious, sludi- ous . . . enioys reading and wriling lellers . . . Diane is bound fo keep fhose pafienfs in slilches. College Preparalory. Girls' Chorus I, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3: Girls' Ensemble I, 2, 3: N-Club lSecrelaryl 3: Amp- fennian 3: Nalional Honor So- ciely 3: Spring Concerf I, 2, 3: Chrislmas Vespers I, 2, 3: Mixed Ensemble I, 2, 3. CAROL ANN KULP I7I8 Hokendauqua Avenue Sparkling personalily . . . ar- denl' wreslling fan . . . enioys arf work or riding around in a while converlible . . . had hon- or of designing our Amplen- nian cover . . . 'lulure lies in .arl work. College Preparalory. Band I, 2, 3: Chorus I, 2, 3: Chrislmas Vespers I, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3: Girls' Ensemble l, 2, 3: Spring Concerl' I, 2, 3: Ari' Exhibif 2, 3: Ampfennian Sfaff 3: Gym Team 3: Disfricl Chor- us 3: Nalional Honor Sociely 3: Senior Class Play 3: N-Club 3: Science Fair I, 2. JOSEPH MARKULICS, JR. Norfh Walnuf Sfreel, Balh Lefl lackle on grid . . . a ready smile . . . ouldoor sporl enlhu- siasl . . . seen al Spaar's . . . fulure undecided. College Preparalory. N-Club 3: Sludenl Council 3: Foolball I, 2, 3: Wresfling 'I, 2, 3. PEGGY J. KULP I7 Wesl' I0+h Slreel All good lhings come in small packages . . . regular mem- ber of lhe band . . , enioys dancing, records, driving fo MiIler's Diner . . . for 'lhe 'fu- lure Peggy inlends 'Io invenl' new hairslyles. General. Band l, 2, 3: N-Club 3. RODNEY MARKULICS 24Ih and Main Sfreels Barrels of laughs . . . cheery hello . . . cars - 'lavorile pas- Iime . . . fulure anlicipafes business iob or service. General. Hi-Y I . page lhirfy-one WARNETTA LAPP Norlhamplon, R.D. 2 Sublle humor . . . personalily plus . . . inleresled in horses . . . 'fhe 'fulure unrolls Ihe carpal 'Io IBM school and Ihe 'lille of Mrs. General. FRANK A. MARAKOVITS I30 Slark Slreel' Laughing eyes . . . sublle hu- mor . . . hunting and -fishing rale high on his lisl . . . Navy is nexl in sighl for Frank. Secrelarial. .gi GLORIA J. MARTNICK IBI3 Main SIree+ Brighl, energefic, always laugh- ing . . . sporls enfhusiasl' . . . enioys reading, bowling, danc- ing, ice slrafing, eafing . . . will malce a 'fine psychologisf. College Preparalory. Chrisl- mas Vespers I, 2, 3: Spring Concerf I, 2, 3: Band I, 2, 3: Girls' Chorus I, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3: N-Club 3: Ampfennian Slaff 3: Gym Team 3. BARRY W. MCCARTY 2I39 Lincoln Avenue Friendly, popular, mischievous . . . varied in'Ieres'I's include sporfs, music, science . . . coll- ege lies ahead for Barry as he slrives for M. D. College Preparaiory. Band I: Nafional Honor Sociely 2, 3: Spring Concerf I: Amplennian Slaff 3: Baseball I: Baskelball I: Science Fair 2: Junior Class Treasurer 2: Senior Class Play 3: Vespers 3. JOSEPH E. MAROSKI Balh, R. D. 2, Box 248 Experl' af working on cars . . quiel, pleasani, lofs of 'Fun . . . relaxes al C 8: M . . . 'fufure sees him as relalive of Uncle Sam. General. FRED G. MCMURRY Walnulporl, R. D. 2 An able bodied leader . . . likes music and ar+ . . . a'Hain- ed honors in disfricf and sfale band . . . nexf home will be Anlioch College. ROBERT A. MARSH 303 Green Slreel, Baih Appears quief, bul lilies lo fall: aboul hunfing . . . Spaars . . . 'Iulure plans include 'flying 'lor Uncle Sam. Trade. BONNIE G. MECKES Walnulporf, R. D. I Sweei personalify plus giggles . . . paslime - music, dancing, reading . . . Elemenlary 'leach- ing is her fulure ambifion. JOAN A. MAUSER 20I Main Slreel, Balh Ambilious, friendly, neal . . . +aIen+ed pianisl' . . . popular, personalily plus . . . a while cap will suil Ihis girl. College Preparafory. Ampfen- nian Sfaff 3: Spring Conceri I, 2, 3: Vespers I, 2, 3: Chorus I, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3: En- semble I, 2, 3: Mixed Ensem- ble I, 2, 3: Accompanisl I. 2. 3: N-Club 3: Junior Class Pres- idenl 2: Naiional Honor Soci- ely 3: Arf Exhibil 2. KEITH L. McKITTRICK Bafh, R. D. 2 Keifh, mischievous, 'friendly . . . inleresled in cars and hunfing . . . if is lhe Air Force blue for Keifh. College Preparalory. Hi-Y I. Colle e Pre arafor Girls' College Preparalory. Chorus I, 2, 3: Band I, 2, 3: Mixed En- semble I, 2, 3: Nalional Honor Sociefy 2, 3 lPresidenl 31: N- Club 3: Ampfennian Slaff 3. 9 P Y' Chorus I, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3: Sfudenf Council I, 2: Ampfennian 3: Christmas Ves- pers I, 2, 3: Spring Concerl I, 2, 3. page ihirfy-two BARBARA A. MESICS Walnulporf, R. D. I Hearfy g ig g I e announces Bains . . . Clown, perpelual +aIker . . . Experf on rock 'n' roll 'runes . . .As lufure unrolls we see her as a ielephone op- eralor or a housewife. College Preparalory. Girls' Chorus I: Mixed Chorus I: Chrislmas Vespers I: Spring Concerl I. JUSTINE ANN METCHOE l525 Dewey Avenue There goes Peppy off fo Caslle Rock . . . Sings, dances and collecfs records . . . Fu- fure years will find her af Kulzlown Slale College. College Preparafory. Band I. JOSEPH MELTSCH 503 Ninlh Sfreef LighIs - fhaI's our Joe . . . Pleasanf, Iofs of fun, kind- hearled . . . relaxes al 'Ihe M 8-N . . . Fufure lies in 'lhe business world. College Preparafory. Lighfing Crew Direclor I, 2, 3: Pholo- graphy 3: Ampfennian 3. LARRY MICHAEL Norfhamplon, R. D. 2 One person you 'Find hard +o dislike . . . Keeps his '52 Chevy in lop shape . . . Uncle Sam or babysifling nexl in sighl. Trade. Hi-Y I. DONNA L. MERTZ Ib57 Main Sfreel Flashing eyes, dark black hair, slender 'Figure and Al' person- aliiy . . . Enioys reading, danc- ing and dares . . . nexl imporf- ani dale is wilh working career. College Preparalory. Amplen- nian Slaff 3. ANNA M. MILANDER Bath, R. D. 2 Sweelness . . . ready smile . . . an assel fo fhe Courier sfaff . . . TV and wresfling 'ian . . . nex+ on Anna's agenda will be elemenlary leaching. College Preparalory. Courier I, 2, 3. page Ihirfy-three NANCY A. MESSENLEHNER I637 Main Sfreel Seems quiel . . . Likes dancing, horseback riding and bowling . . . Voice of a lark . . . Fur- Ihering I1er educalion comes nexf. College Preparalory. Band I, 2: Girls' Chorus I, 2, 3: En- semble I, 2, 3: Chrislmas Ves- pers I, 2, 3: N-Club 3: Amp- Iennian Sfaff 3: Spring Conceri I, 2, 3: Mixed Ensemble I, 2, 3: Forensics I: Gym Team 3. RUTHANN M. MEYER 505 Easl Fourfh Sfreel Ouief and pefife . . . Enioys bowling, swimming, and baby- si'H'ing . . . Cryslal ball sees her in 'Ihe skies or al an IBM ma- chine. Secrela rial. qv' BARRY C. MILLER Norfhamplon, R. D. 2 Noi as quief as he seems . . . enioys fishing, swimming, slcaf- ing . . . hammers and nails will dominafe his life as a car- penfer. Trade. LARRY F. MILLER 248 Easf 9+h Sfreef Tap, lap, lap, sound Tiger's drums . . . collecfs anfiques . .. Larry and his rifle are insep- arable companions . . . college awaifs Larry. General. Boys' chorus I, 2, 3: Chrisfmas Vespers I, 2, 3: Spring Conceri I, 2, 3. MARYANN MILISITS Balh, R. D. 2 Silenf and diminulive . . . spends leisure fime al Sara-J's . . . deep inleresl' in painling . . . hopes fo gain a license as a beaulician. General. uw- RICHARD MILLER 825 Lincoln Avenue Tall, curly-haired . . . smiling . . . iesler of Ibaslrelballl couri . . . college or 'lhe Marines will caplure our Rich. Business. Hi-Y lg N-Club 3: Baslrelball I, 2, 3. ARTHUR W. MILLER Walnulporf, R. D. I An ardenf sporfs 'fan . ..l1earfy laugh and a smile for every- one . . enioys hunfing and 'fish- ing . . . fufure remains unde- cided. Trade. ROBERT MILLER 7 I 6 Washingfon Avenue Bobby . . . 'Familiar sigh? af local dances, Caslle, or al 'Ihe AXP . . . inleresled in bowling and sporfs . . . coming soon - college and fulure hislory i-eacher. College Preparafory. page fhirly-four RW, GEORGE S. MILLER Norlhampfon, R. D. I Enjoyable personalify . . . Ireen sense of humor . . . spends leisure in hunling and driving sloclx cars . . . his 'fulure horo- scope is cloudy. General. Chorus I. LINDA MILLER Norihampfon, R. D. I Afiends all sporls evenls - especially baslrefball games . . . aclive and serious minded slu- denl . . . 'found af Cas+le Rock . . . fulure may lie in cosmelics. College Prepara+ory. Girls' Chorus I, 2, 33 Mixed Chorus I, 2, 37 Girls' Ensemble I, 2, 3: N-Club 3. D DOLORES MUSCHKO 932 Lincoln Avenue olly . . . may be found ncing af Casile, visiiing Hill- e 81 Hilliop or singing in r colleclor . . . +ime will da sid 'the chorus . . . champion leddy bea II Ie Dolly's fulure. General. Chorus I. Ta hu DONALD H. NEFF Danielsville, R. D. I ll, darlr and silenl . . . lilces nfing and mechanics . . . nexf comes 'lhe sound of snip- ping scissors for Ihis barber io be Trade. JUDITH ANN MOYER 93Ilf2 Washinglon Avenue Preliy . . . busy as a bee . .. our sparlrling Head Maiorefle can be 'Found al Cherryville . .. loves sporfs . . . Judy will de- cide belween a Medical Secre- 'rary or beaulician. Secre+arial. Spring Conceri I, 2, 31 Vespers I, 2, 3: Chorus I, 2, 3: Maioreife ll, 2 .31 N Club 33 Commencemeni Vespers 3. RUSSEL MOYER 2I3l Lincoln Avenue Avid TV fan . . . main inleresl' af school - baskelball . . . usually found al Hillside . . . plans include iob al meai- paclxing planf. Secrela rial. Hi-Y I. KENNETH NEWHART 404 Easl I2'rh Sfreel Funloving . . . collecls msecfs . . . enioys all iypes of sporls . . . fulure sees him in frade school or service. Trade. Priniing 2, 3. JOSEPH NOVOGRATZ l375 Washingion Avenue 'Josh . . . cufe, Iall, blonde, blue-eyed . . . barrel of laughs . . . ouislanding aihlele on 'lhe gridiron or hardwood . . . col- lege in siore. College Preparalory. Class Vice-Presidenl I, 3: N-Club 2, 3: Foolball I, 2, 3: Track I, 2, Baslrefball I 2 page Thirty-five 1:57 ANDREW NEDEROSTEK 2389 Dewey Avenue Andy . . . blond, good-loolv ing . . . oufdoor lover . . . en- ioys fishing and hunfing . . . army blue beclrons Andy. General. HAROLD R. NEWHARD l423 Dewey Avenue Super salesman ai Newberry's ...can be seen driving around in his prize Chevy . . . enjoys helping wifh siege crew Iighf- ing problems . . . wishes lo be a Iycoon as a businessman or salesman. General. Slage Crew I, 2, 3: Amplennian Business Sfaff 3: N-Club 3. AUDREY J. OPLINGER Walnufporl, R. D. I Perl . . .friendly smile . . . en- ioys playing 'lhe piano and singing . . . excels in musical 'lalenl . . . will use her conge- nialily lo leach 'lomorrow's youlh. College Preparalory. Ensemble l, 2, 3: Chorus I, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3: N-Club 3: Amplennian Slaff 3: Chrislmas Vespers I, 2, 3: Spring Con- cerl l, 2, 3. RAYMOND OTT Bafh, R. D. 2, Box 327 Assef 'lo lhe school band . . . enioys making model planes . . . anchors aweigh in lhe fulure. General. Band I, 2, 3: N-Club 3. PAULA J. NYCE Norfhamplon, R.D. I, Box 302 Charming giggle . . . happy- go-lucky personalily . . . a 'Fine colorguard . . . looks foward fhe skies or +he aisle for her iulure career. College Preparalory. Com- mencemenl commillee 3: Color guard 2, 3. RICHARD J. ONCHECK Danielsville, R.D. I Rich . . . crazy laugh . . . ioksler of 'Ihe class . . . greal assel lo lhe band . . . spends spare lime wilh cars . . . blue skies of lhe Air Force lbeckon. College Preparalory. Hi-Y l: Band I, 2. WI LLARD OPLINGER Fiflh Slreel Schnu+z . . . diligenl in bolh sporfs and sludies . . . presi- den? of Senior Class . . . fool- ball hero, baskellaall slar, base- ball champ . . . college will be nexl in line for him. College Preparafory. Foofball I, 2, 3: Baskefball I, 2, 3: Base- ball I, 2, 3: N-Club l, 2: Chrislmas Vespers 3: Class Presidenl l, 3: Class Vice-Fresi- denl 2. JOHN PONTICIAN 2029 Norlhampfon Avenue Pon+y . . . hol rods around fown . . . wresfling and lrack are his speciallies . . . Marines are nexl in line. Trade. Boys' Chorus l: Wresl- ling 2, 3: Track I, 2, 3. JANICE PURVIS Norlhamplon, R.D. I lPleasing personalify and charming smile . . . enioys singing, wafer skiing . . . 'Fulure :sees her as a language leacher. College Preparalory. page lhirly-six PATRICIA A. POKOTELLO Nazarefh, R. D. 2 Nafure lover . . . reading oc- cupies her spare 'lime . . . puzzled over a cerlain ques- lion - ask Pal . . . lulure spols her al a leaching or guidance posilion. College Preparalory. DAVID C. RAVERT Walnufporl, R. D. 2 Hails from Walnulporf . . . spends lime farming and doing eleclrical work . . . fulure plans are indelinife . . . success af whalever he allempls. General. RICHARD E. REPPERT I934 Lincoln Avenue Lilies driving and chasing girls . . . spends 'free lime al Jachs Reslauranl or Hillside . . . 'fu- fure plans include becoming a mechanic. Trade. SUSAN ANN RADER Balh, R. D. I Bruneile beauly . . . model school graduale . . . lilies read- ing, slzafing, dancing, swim- ming . . . found af lhe Pink Cloud . . . fhe 'fulure2 a ca- reer as a secrelary, model, or Mrs. Secrefarial. CHRISTINE A. RANK l332 Sfewarl Sfreel Chris . . . prelly as a pic- fure . . . fun loving and pleas- ing smile . . . has many lalenfs and inferesfs . . . whal does fhe 'Fufure hold? our Chris-Ial ball is hazy. College Preparalory. Class Secrelary I, 21 Amplennian Slaff 2, 31 Ampfennian Edilor 35 Chrislmas Vespers 3. SANDRA RIEGAL Norlhamplon, R. D. I Sandy . . . energelic, cheer- ful . . . aclive in Tri-Hi-Y . . . spends lime bowling, playing accordian. Nexl comes IBM school 'fhen a secrelarial posi- non. Secrelarial. Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3. GARY RITTER Befhlehem, R. D. 2 Brighl smile . . . pleasing per- sonalily . . . praclical iolrer enioys sporls . . . hunfs, fishes . . . armed services come nexl. General. Sfudenl Council I. page Ihirly-seven A 125, . Q ings! ' ' GLORIA L. M. REPH Cherryville Shy and quiel' . . . aciive in Youlh Fellowship and Choir . . . likes 'Io sew, Iznil, lype . . . Busi- ness School and a secrelarial posirion are nexl on lhe agen- da for Gloria. Secrelarial. Tri-Hi-Y I. JOYCE A. RICE 2838 Cherryville Road Sublle humor and charm . . . aclive in Girl Scouls and Lulh- er League . . . busies herself by reading and worlring al' Hillside . . . 'Iulure sees Joyce as a graduale of Kulzlown Slafe and feacher of language. College Preparalory. Chorus I, 23 Amplennian Slaff 3: Na- 'Iional Honor Sociely 3: Chris?- mas Vespers I, 2, 3: Spring Concer+ I, 2, 3. BEVERLY ANN RODGERS I429 Main Sireef Cheerful, energefic . . . enioys reading and baby siffing . . . fuiure sees Bev as a bookkeep- er or office worker. Secrefarial. Courier I, 2, 3. JANE RODGERS Norfhampfon, R. D. 2 Presenf arms . . . head color- guard . . . cheerful and pleas- ing personalify . . . fufure holds nursing or inveniing new hair- sfyles. College Preparafory. Band 2. 3: Tri-Hi-Y I: Ampfennian 3: Chrisfmas Vespers 2, 3: Science Fair 2. BEVERLY ROBERTS Bath, R. D. 2 Vivacious blonde . . . enioys dancing and very falenfed mu- sically . . . show business awaifs Bev. College Preparafory. Band I, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3: Chrisfmas Vespers I, 2. 3: Girls' Chorus I, 2, 3: N-Club 3: Naiional Honor Sociefy 3. sk.. JUDY ROTHDEUTSCH 32I Easf lO+h Sfreel Quief and conservafive . . . sparkling brown eyes . . . sweef winning smile . . . is sure fo be a beaufiful assef 'fo any office. Secrefarial. Gym feam 3: Ampfennian 3. KATHLEEN ROCKEL Walnufporf, R. D. I Shori and blonde . . . dances, sings, and falkafive . . . Casfle Rock . . . likes '54 Ford, hard 'lop converfibles . . . fulure nurse. College Preparafory. Girls' Chorus I, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3: Girls' Ensemble I, 2, 3: Mixed Ensemble 2, 3: N-Club 3: Forensics I: Chrisfmas Ves- pers I, 2, 3: Spring Concerf I, 2, 3: Ampfennian 3. ANTONETTE R. RUMSEY I753 Newporf Avenue Toni . . . neaf dresser . . . ar- clenf wresfling fan . . . pasfimes include dancing . . . always on fhe go . . . sure fo succeed as an elemenfary feacher. College Preparafory. Courier I, 2, 3: Science Fair 2: Amp- fennian 3: Bowling Club 3. page fhiriy-eighf DIANE RODGERS 203I Washingfon Avenue Church Acfivifies . . . likes good books . . . drawing. skaf- ing.. . Teenage or Hillside . . . a recepfionisf's desk is in her dreams. Secrelarial. Senior Class Play 3. DONALD ROTH Bafh, R. D. 2 Rhodie . . . acfive in many sporfs . . . hard working sfu- denf . . . always smiling . . . ready fo help whenever needed . . . iulure in business world. Secrefarial. Foofball I, 2, 3: Track I, 2, 3: Wresfling I, 2, 3: Sfudenf Council I, 3: Chrisf- mas Vespers 3. RICHARD E. SCHAFFER Norlh Cheslnul Sfreef, Balh Rick . . . quiclr smile . . . dash 'lo goal line and exlra bursl of speed . . . enioys sporfs . . . Ioolrs forward 'ro college or lhe service. College Preparalory. Foolball I, 2, 3: Traclz I, 2, 3: N-Club 3. ANN M. SCHEFFLER 7l0 Washinglon Avenue Cheerful, 'lallzalive . . . enioys dancing, movies . . . good slu- denl' . . . business world beclr- ons Annie as a privafe secre- 'l'ary. Secreiarial. Senior Class Play 3: Courier 3. 2 A ri J . ax .I ' N X - ., M fs. . yy If 551 I: . ., .-4 ' ff .-.af-Sa ! y K, .f....J L yy. .- , -. - , Nr: , .3 . K , 4. -a' ' K 1..'i,u if ,' .3 ..- s wygfs. Q E -.lp-Z yy k'igff.,i:5g:,:fl - ' f-R ' 5. '. W use if i 3 if if .js ,igiygg Krwiw e- , ..u.5 k,.,vXk ...ww S: 1 ,K ii .:!'i+-fn JOAN SALTERS 93I Washinglon Avenue A smile for everyone . . . sporls enlhusiasl . . . quief and seri- ous minded sfudenl . . . iulure secrefary in lhe business world. Secrefarial. Courier 3: Gym leam 3: Vespers 3: Amplen- nian 3. JOHN SCHMIDT 44I Easl IOIh Slreel' John . . . inleresled in cars, hunling and woodworlring . . . mais and cinders wel' his appe- 'lile . . . refreshes al' fhe Dip . . . will answer 'Ihe call of 'lhe Marines. Trade. Wreslling 2, 3: Traclc 2. ARTHUR SCHAFFER I926 Washingfon Avenue Quiel . . . red head . . . may be found al lhe Dip . . . mem- ber of 'Ihe wreslling squad . . . Air Force will hifch Arlhur. General. Wreslling 3. PETER P. SCHNEIDER 603 Easf I8lh Sfreel Darlr, handsome lad . . . laugh, 'lun and seriousness . . . avid 'Iraclr slar . . . loves 'fresh air and exercise . . . plans 'Io enler a branch of 'Ihe service. Trade. Track 2, 3. page lhirly-nine SARA LOUISE SCHAEFFER Norfhamplon, R. D. 2 Cute smile . . . bobbing pony- lail . . . click lhere goes 'Ihe radio again . . . 'fulure sees her busy af Wesfern Elecfric. General. ROBERT E. SCHLEGEL Bafh, R. D. I Shy . . . boyish grin . . . enioys wreslling and lraclr . . . likes 'lo read . . . career as lawyer. College Pre paralory. Wresl'- ling I, 2, 33 Traclr I, 2, 3. as ,f LILLIAN M. SCHWARTZ Norlhamplon, R. D. 2, Box I0 Winning smile . . . mischievous . . . enioys cooking and draw- ing . . . lilres 'fo dance or iusi ride around . . . lille of Mrs. will be next College Preparafory. Gym feam 3. RICHARD SCHWECHTEN Norfhamp+on, R. D. l Never a dull momenl wifh Rich around . . . collecls sfamps, coins, and war souve- nirs . . . plays golf . . . pasf- fime driving around . . . wanis i-o be a chef. General. RICHARD SCHOELLHAMMER Bafh, R. D. 2, Box 3l3 Friendly smile . . . nice per- sonaliiy . . . enioys huniing, fishing, and bowling . . . hangs ou? al Hilliop . . . 'fufure af college majoring in Business Management College Preparafory. Nalional Honor Sociefy 2, 3: Sfudenl Council 3: Ampfennian 3. KAREN A. SENSENBACH 333 Green Sl'ree+, Balh Neal, blonde hair . . . nice personalily . . . bundle of ro- busl energy . . . enioys house- worl: . . . fulure -- eifher sec- relary or housewife. Secrela rial. Amplennian Siaff JAMES SCHRANTZ Norfhampion R. D. l, Box 3l Our mafhemalical whiz . . . winning smile co-orclinales wifh personable characler . . . en- gineering beclzons 'lhis lad. College Preparelory. Traclc 2, 3. RONALD SHELLOCK l705 Canal Slreef Quiel, pleasanf, loads of 'Fun . . . enioys fishing, swimming, ice slrafing . . . Service Elec- 'fronics school awaifs him. General. page forfy MADELYN M. SCHWARTZ Norfhampfon, R. D. 2, Box I82 Madcap, mischievous Maggie . . . laughing and iolring . . . enioys dancing and singing . .. will grace lhe business wofld or reach for a s+ar. College Preparafory. Mixed Chorus I, 27 Girls' Chorus I, 2: Courier 2. 35 Chrisimas Ves- pers I, 2, 31 Spring Concerl' Ig Science Fair lg Arf Exhibil 2: Junior Spealring Confesf win- ner 2: Senior Class Play 3: Temple Press Tournamenl 3. NANCY A. SELVAGE Bafh, R. D. I A friend fo all . . . pleasing smile . . . found a+ Sara-J's . . . lilces +o pain? in oils . . . enjoys wriling leffers . . . 'fu- i'ure in Waves. General. FRANKLIN A. SILFIES 2I74 Washingfon Avenue Sniffles . . . likes fo finker wifh cars and swim . . . perches af Blue Heron . . . 'fufure pic- fures our Ampfennian phofo- grapher in lumber business. College Preparafory. Band I, 2, 3: Ampfennian 2, 3: N-Club 3: Senior Class Play 3. ROSELIE SIMON Bafh, R. D. 2 Long, blonde hair, blue eyes describes Rosie . . . enfhu- siasfic lover of sporfs . . . pres- idenf of Youfh Fellowship . . . enioys sewing and painfing . .. iufure includes modeling. College Preparafory. Girls' Chorus I, 2: Mixed Chorus I, 2: Vespers I, 2: Spring Con- cerf I, 2: Ampiennian Sfaff 3: Courier Sfaff 3. SUSAN I. SIEGFRIED 4l5 Easf Main Sfreef, Bafh Susie . . . avid sporls fan . . . aciive on Courier and Business Sfaff of Ampfennian . . .found af Spaar's . . . will brighfen any office as fufure secrefary. Secrefarial. Courier 3: Amp- iennian Sfaff 3. EDWARD SILFIES Danielsville, R. D. I Eddie . . . whaf would our baseball feam and wresfling squad do wifhouf him? . . . Sin- cere and affable . . . higher educaiion or 'lhe service? Secrefarial. Hi-Y I: N-Club 3: Wresfling I, 2, 3: Baseball I, 2. 3. FAYE SMITH 2I5l Washingfon Avenue Long, dark hair . . . a ready smile . . . whiz a+ dancing, fashions, hairdos . . . regular af Fuuy's in Caify . . . fufure sec- refary or beaufician. Secrefa rial. Courier I . GARY SMITH Walnufporf, R. D. 2 Tall and cufe . . . enioys all sporfs . . . Smif'fy . . . drives a blue ieep . . . pracfical ioker . . . fufure af Penn Sfafe is cer- iain. College Preparafory. N-Club I, 2, 3: Foofball I, 2, 3: Track I, 2, 3: Baskefball I, manager 3: Ampfennian 3: Chrisfmas Vespers 3. page forty-one CARL SIMCOE I307 Newporf Avenue CarI . . . enioys cars and sporfs . . .flash on fhe field or courf . . . will if be college life or 'Ihe Navy? College Preparafory. N-Club 3: Foofball I, 2, 3: Baskefball I, 2, 3. JOHN J. SIPOS 972 Washingfon Avenue Cufe . . . faifhful friend . . . always finds fime fo 'lease fhe girls . . . serious minded sfu- denf . . . fun loving, iolly guy . . . always makes a hi+ . . . plans? only fime will fell. College Preparafory. Senior Class Play 3: Lighfing Sfaff I: Vespers I, 3: Ampfennian 3: Sfudenf Council 3. ROSALIE A. SOLDERICH 447 Tenlh Slreel' Friendly . . . always lallring . . . lilces +o babysif and Iislen 'lo records . . . 'Fufure secrefary. Secrelarial. Am plennian Slaff 3. RODNEY SPADT Walnufporf, R. D. I Zooom and Rodney's off again . . . hunling, model airplanes, and his car . . . will soon zoom inlo 'Ihe Navy Reserves. Trade. Baslrelball If NANCY L. SNYDER Walnulporl, R. D. I Wl1en's lhe nexl' dance? . . high slepping colorguard . . . seen al Green Lanlern, Lloyd's, NELSON A. SNYDER Norihamplon, R. D. 2 Experl on rifles or pisiol shool- ing . . . relaxes af Hilllop . . . will be owner of Air Force uni- sloclr car races . . . 'Iulure is a swifchboard operafor. Secrelarial. Courier I, 2, 3: Colorguard 2, 3. RONALD W. SPENGLER l807 Washinglon Avenue Herman . . . 'Favorile hang- ouf is 'lhe Dip . . . enioys hunl- ing and wreslling . . . fufure plans are vague. General. N-Club 31 Wreslling Manager 3. form. General, DENNIS STANZ 958 Lincoln Avenue Denny . . . inleresled in sporls . . . girls inferesfed in Denny . . . Moravian follows wifh a career in leaching. College Preparaiory. N-Club 3: Track Ig Football I, 2, 3: Baslrelball I, 2, 3: Amplennian 3: Chrislmas Vespers 3. pa g e fo rfy-fwo IRIS SOLT Walnulporl, R. D. 2 Tallcalive . . . lilies converiible rides . . . enioys roller slcaling and reading . . . spends lime wilh fiance . . . wedding bells for Iris. General. CAROL D. SPENGLER 465 Easl' Tenlh Slreei Always laughing . . . Iilces Io wrife leHers . . . aflends Caslle regularly . . . ardenl movie ian . . . 'Fulure sees Carol as a Secrelary. Secrefarial. Amplennian 3. DAVID STRICKLAND Baih, R. D. 2 Serious minded . . . iinlcers in mechanics . . . enioys 'Ihe oul' of doors . . . greai reader . . . will pursue college educafion. College Preparaiory. Foofball I, 2: Boys Chorus Il, 2. 3: Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3. MARIE ANN SURANOFSKY 29I Race Slreei, Bafh Pleasanl gal . . . enioys movies. leHer wriling and TV . . . iu- +ure predicfs Marie as a clerlr. General. Band I. X DOROTHY A. STASKO 34I Easf IOIh Sfreef Reserved . . . +all, blonde . . . likes wresiling mafches, school acfiviiies . . . Hilllop . . . shorfhand whiz . . . a 'lop-nofch secrelarial posiiion is in slore 'For Dorofhy. Secreiarial. Naiional Honor Sociefy 3. NANCY STRASSER I552 Main Sfreel Yalrl Yalrl Yalr! Small and 'Pallia- 'Iive . . . a regular af caslle . . Nancy will liven up any em- ployer's office. Secrelarial. JOHN TOMECSEK Walnufporf, R. D. 2 Head in clouds . . . inieresis are civil air pairol and auxiliary U.S. Air Force . . . hopes fo be a pilol in Ihe Uniied Sfales Air Force. College Preparaiory. Fooiball I: Science Fair I, 2, 3. ANDREW F. TOMASITS -406 Wesi Main Sfreef, Baih Andy . . . shori crew cul . . . enioys worlcing on cars . . . can be 'Found af Spaar's . . . Beih- lehem Tech is nexf. Trade. page forly-Ihree DIANNE L. STROH 734 Washinglon Avenue Pleasanf smile . . . pleasing personalify . . . found worlring in Dr. Zevin's office . . . Danc- ing, bowling, and iennis oc' cupy her leisure fime . . . am- biiion is fo be an airline slew- ardess or medical secrelary. Secrelarial. Girls' Chorus I: Chrisimas Vespers I: Spring Conceri Ig Ampiennian Sfaff 3. CARMELLA M. TEMOS Bafh, R. D. I Brighf smile . . . plays 'Ihe ec- cordian . . . collecls coins and sfamps . . . will become eifher a nurse or a heauficien. College Prepa rafory. STEPHEN UNGER I782 Newporf Avenue Shfip fo everyone . . . fall, popular, friendly . . . assef 'lo afhlefic program . . . college awaifs Shfip. College Preparafory. Foofball I, 2, 3: Baslrefball I, 2. 3: Traclr I, 2, 3: Ampfennian 3: N-Club: Chrisfmas Vespers 3. LILLIAN S. WALDMANN Bafh, R.D. I Lil . . . friendly, energefic lass . . . enioys reading, wrifing leffers, music . . . found al' Casfle Roclc or Suncresf . . . college, fhen fhe U.N. or for- eign service. College Preparafory. Library Worlrer I, 2, 3: Girls' Chorus I, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3: Concrefe Courier 2: Ampfen- nian 3: Spring Concerf I, 2, 3: Chrisfmas Vespers I, 2, 3: Sen- ior Class Play 3. JANICE S. TRACH Bafh, R. D. I Serene personalify . . . serious abouf sfudies . . . Nafional Honor Sociefy member . . .en- ioys reading, oufdoor sporls, and Hi Fi music . . . nursing school welcomes Janice. College Preparafory. Concrefe Courier l, 2: Nafional Honor Sociefy 2, 3: Ampfennian 3. SHIRLEY M. TRACH Baih, R. D. 2 Shy and sweef . . red headed lass enioys swimming and shaf- ing . . . secrefary or housewife in fufure years. Secrefarial. Girls' Chorus I: Mixed Chorus l: Dramafic Club l: Science Fair I: Chrisf- mas Vespers I: Spring Concerl I: Ampfennian 3. BARBARA ANN WANITZKY 2l2 Washingion Avenue Friendly and personable . . . warm smile . . . dances, movies . . . seen worlcing af Lerner's or Afforney Coleman's office . . . Casfle . . . Privafe Secrefary. Secrefarial. Nafional Honor Sociefy 2, 3: Ampfennian 3: Class Secrefary 3. HELEN M. WARCOLA 2l4 Wesf I4fh Sfreef Quief, dependable, sunny smile . . . will brighfen an office as busy secrefary. Secrefarial. Courier l, 2: Na- 'fional Honor Sociefy 2, 3: Ampfennian Sfaff 3. page forly-four RAE MARIE WAHL I723 Holrendauqua Avenue Perf, ambifious, finy . . . spends spare fime afJol1n's Sfudio . . . fufure sees her as a Medical Technician. College Preparafory. Band I, 2, 3: Girls' Chorus I, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3: Girls' Ensemble l, 2, 3: Forensics I: Chrisfmas Vespers I, 2, 3: Spring Concerf I. 2, 3: Amp- fennian 3: N Club 3: Nafional Honor Sociefy 2, 3. DOROTHY J. WALKOVITS I625 Newporf Avenue Doffy . . . pefife bundle of energy . . . enioys sporfs, cool:- inq, and driving Dad's Impa- la . . . pizzas af fhe Paddocll . . . fufure execufive secrefary. College Preparafory. Courier l, 2, 3: Junior Speaking Con- fesf 2: Chrisfmas Vespers l, 2, 3: Ampfennian 3: Science Fair 2. NEVIN WERKHEISER Danielsville Big Nev . . . greal 'for laughs . . . look 'firsf in' league meel . . . fulure? B.S. degree in busi- ness adminislralion. College Preparafory. Hi-Y I, 2: N-Club 3: Track I, 2, 3: Baskeiball I, 3: Foofball Mana- ger 2, 3: Science 2. CHARLES F. WISLER Norfhamplon, R. D. I Enioys hunling, sporls and building model planes and boais . . . Plans include Armed Service and carpenlry Irade. General. DWIGHT WENTZ Norihamplon, R. D. I Easy-going lype of a guy . . . dark wavy hair . . . hof Chevy . . . likes all sporls . . . fufure wifh Uncle Sam. Trade. NADINE E. ZARAYKO I606 Newporl Avenue Nice smile, 'flirfalious eyes . . . enioys swimming, ice skaling, and lislening fo records . . . 'Fufure predicis Sfale Teachers College. Secrelarial. Girls' Chorus I. 2, 3: Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3: Slu- denf Council I: Chrisfmas Ves- pers I, 2, 3: Spring Concerl I, 2, 3: Science Fair I. DALE WERKHEISER Danielsville Friendly, fun-loving, zesf for living . . . aulhorily on baseball and baskelball slalislics . . . 'fu- fure undecided. General. CHARLES ZELINSKY Balh, R. D. 2 Chuck . . . cule, good- nalured, mischievous . . . loves fhe oufdoors . . . can usually be 'found a+ Owen's Garage . . . Fufure plans lean 'Iowarcl Ma- rines. Trade. page foriy-five BRUCE D. WILLIAMSON Norfhampfon, R. D. I Bruce . . . lop no+cl1 drummer . . . enioys making knicknacks and reading . . . fulure leach- ing or Ihe minisiry. General. Band I, 2, 3: Stage Crew: MARY ELLEN WOLF 305 Easl 2Is+ Sfreel Big brown eyes and a pleasing smile . . . enioys dancing and reading . . . likes +o spend her Free lime a+ Hillside or Caslle Rock . . . Kulzlown and 'leach- ing are her fufure desires. College Preparafory. Mixed Chorus, I, 2, 3: Ensemble I. 2, 3: Band I, 2, 3: Ampfennian 3: N-Club 3: Nalional Honor So- niely 3: Senior Class Play 3: Junior Speaking Conlesl 2. xy' The problem is, Who do I dance wiih? P A R T I E S The program couIdn'f go on wifhouf our able sfage cr SE N I AC OR T IVITIES page forfy sux W The Seniors find N G Chrisfmas parfy. G Y page forfy seven All hearfs Hwrob af fhe ValenHne's Dance. D A N C I N G My mofher always said I had a big head ,x 1 4. ,. . , A 4 X? . 4,1 ' Q . ' X,-.. '- Y ' ' ' L---, i YQ 'ata 1 Ji n X -in 72 f-'22 S x ,xxx ' S i ,Q - -' , X fl Q X. X vi ik xx f xx X T . 1 'll x l ffl N 1 X' fl ' l I N j T 1 ' I lx T l V u f f 'Q B .. l i OUR JUNIOR YEAR I Our junior year was a luslrous one. filled wifh siudies, ac+ivi'Hes, and fun. The relurn 'lo our new school was really a Thrill, l il broughl wilh if new slandards, procedures, V and skill. l The Jrry-ouls we gave, using poeiry or verse. X ended up wifh awards lhe day of 'rhe firsl. Tomorrow we face whal we've- waifed for so long. X1 'X To lead. io guide The masses, lhe ihrong, , l X l To collecl' all our memories and friends +ha+ we won, I lo remember our dear Alma Maier as sung. i Carol Kopfer 'lx , T l y T l RX l XX ' ni I A x li l ' I iv X ,E X fl ll l ,1 V lg . 7 If X A X l 1' ' if ' xy 2 N ' , X wb X X I X l .X K 4' X XX xx , A -I l X l??,-r Ny J I I Y' iq Y C' iq ,..-.-ff-' T4 ' f da i TTT T To L G a' , f i ,vb J 'f' 5 J. f N x . ' xN 'x ,, ' iirlgxi ' Aztek 1 R XX ' fx Ad 1 . f w- me .- 1. l .1 Q -TTA l wf' ...-, 7 yff l ' ' -, 1 f 7 f f, V ,Z ' ' ,4 i 3 I 'INS' V x f xi l 1 X 4 of 11. 5 R ' 4 X ' , .- Rh-. A ' Row I: R. Michael. R. Mau- ser, W. Zekos, T. Fehnel, P Fensfermaker, L. Afherhold R. Kern. S. Kolusky. Row 2: J. Nierer. J. Ben- ninger, F. Beers. B. Kohler, J. Strohl. R. Heffelfinger N. Becker, A. Morey. Row 3: L. Hunsberger. C. Druckenmiller, L. Beers, N. Mann, I. Lcky. M. Frack, P. Dischinaf, D. Becker. Row 8: W. Bachmann. J. De- Nardo, D. Micio, L. Werley. L. Pefers, H. Plohko. R Breiffeller. S. Moyer. Row 9: J. Arndf, B. Reph N. Hildenbrandf, B. Grube N. Silfies. C. Miller. L Heckman, W. Sobiesiak. Row I0: D. Henninger, J Benlcos. T. Tanczos. P. Geld J. Kennedy, R. Krafzer, R Berger, D. Micio. Row 4: C. Deppe. G. Ree- noclc, R. Greene, C. Lower, C. Greene, J. Melfsch. D. Green, C. Luffe. Row 5: D. Derhammer. J. Bendelcovifs, J. Greb. G. Boyko, W. Raverf, G. New- herd, R. Muschlifz, R. Hock- man. Row 6: A. Wrighf, H. Merfz, L. Achey, R. Kirch- kesner, B. Nolf. A. Edelman, D. Green. J. Fink. Row 7: R. Barron, G. Walsh, W. Rodgers. R. Werfman. I. Bender, C. Person, R. Spengler, D. Sanfee. Row I: J. Phillips, C. Kre- mus, J. Legafh, B. Hoff- meisfer, S. Reimer, D. Blum, E. Hahn, S. Miller. Row 2: R. Fensfermalzer, C. Kopfer, V. Dech, A. Pau- lcovifz, E. Hammer, T. Schwarfzj R. Wedde, G. Mafhern. Row 3: G. Reese. J. Drei- sigmeyer, D. Koch. D. New- hard, R. Gill, M. Dralce, M. Kochenash, M. Smallen. Row 4: D. Loch, M. Silfies, J. Kish, C. Geary, M. Guss J. Benneff, C. Osgood, D Dech. Row 5: K. Pefrucelli, S Ehrman, J. Shaduslry, S. Re- maly, N. Gray, T. Ruch, T Zaharchuk, J. Siekonic. Row 6: S. Asbafh, G. Sfrohl, V. Fohnel, E. Daumer, L Bell, F. Herfzog, M. Danner C. Hall. Row 7: W. Messenlehner, L Coleman, C. Sharlcazy, L Wall, C. Keiser, J. Schlegel J. Bilheimer, J. Sfrickland page fifty-one Row 8: J. Kuriz, W. Kocher, N. McKeever, N. Yohn, M. Flick, B. Holubowski, M. Coover, C. Sieqer. Row 9: T. Smifh, D. Sawlca, M. Mifchell, D. Berg, E. Oz- dineclr, K, Zaraylro, E. While, G. Sfevens. Row IO: D. Snyder, J. Brown, D. Bufffon, M. Hies- sfand, L. Roberls, P. Wer- nef, W. Rice, R. Kern. Row I: D. Silfies, R. Fehnel G. Werlcheiser, J. Cole. L Newhard, C. Selfzer, S Hilberg. R. Gomez. Row 2: C. Woginrich. W Csensifs, L. Liberlo. R. Flip ovifs. R. Horvafh, D. Reph B. Galgon, H. Dorner. Row 3: E. Van Buslcirlc, T. - Schneider. J. Wunderler, P John, M. Leibengufh, C. Engler, E. Falaf, C. Graver, Row 4: K. Heinhleman, M. VVagner, B. Mooney, D. Beal, J. Hnafh, L. Sparrow, V. Gall, M. Kemmerer. Row 5: M. Werner, J. Alrill. E. Lapp, V. Barfholomew. P. Shoemaker. C. Schmidf, M. Klemenf, S. Richey. Row 6: K. Heffelfinger, S. Boehm. L. Bellz, B. Grube. J. Fafzinger, D. Amey, R. Becker. G QM 59: -aww-fe., Y... Airing The Sludenl Body page fifty-two Maybe I should fry flwe nexi' size, Fun and lrolic add up fo one happy Chrislmas parfy. page fiffy-three . mn 2835, 25 fwkh ff JI S Jw ,v 22352 if V I :Wi 5 fgwh' ,w y' 7 Wasil' Y l hone we have anollwer fire clrill I, l ssc va f -' f ' 's 1' 1 - Z ..-S T' S S 'T 13 f Rv, XTX 'jq S T XX T N rf 1 N T f TF' ll W ' ' HX, 4 ll X ll - , Q l' I l f 4 ' , T N , I 1 I N W . 3 y T SOPHOMORE CLASS l f fr ll l l 5 I .' The Sophomore Class oT SixTy-one 'T I Has had iTs Trials and iTs Tun: A I . T In geTTing wisdom day by day, Through consTanT hours of wc-rlc. noT play. ' N ThaT long-soughT goal will come aT lasT, - 4 Before Too many years are past I t We lcnow ThaT This is now The TesT, X To see who will come ouT The be-sT. Homework is 'For our good, They say. We do iT now and collecT our payj 'X -Q1 To pass The TesT. To malce The grade, gl yi 1' 1 To win The game or show we played. I F School spiriT is The Thing ThaT counTs. T T' We know +ha+ wiTh each year iT mounTs: T, We'll keep IT up in mind and soul, If l T N Even aTTer we've reached ThaT long-soughT goal. X gl Sally Hager 1 I Q x T X 4. T ll T ' u ' l I x ' I T N 'X X lr 1 T 4. T ul y I 4 , X T T ,, T 1' ' x 'X-'L - 1 1 , . ' NX . X I M V ,af ,'x- N ,44 A Y 'fx , A l I X .. ffl ' X N ' 7 SQ ,Q f , S T TTT 1 - , , if 'T ,. as .gc H fx X T Lf s' , Qian AZ .LEKCSQL lf lg X . x lj f 1 2' i W gal gf! KSN? 1, N . 1' --1 ff' 1 1 W4 A V X Q-si wx 'ir' vx'Qq?4.,?-i1f3 'Y f g T 1 ' 'W il' wf 5 5 9 . v A 4 , 1 Q ff WW ff14s5g5g i?34!l9 Q ' +I I Y I 7 3 T 4-A.' Q M . iuk- sg 1 xx I M x Q Q N X ff 4 X x X mv.. ' . S- Row I: W. Kichline. R. As- befh, K. Sfouf, R. Manogue. R. Deifmer, O. Derhammer. P. Folilr. E. Barfhold. Row 2: F. Balmer. A. Mif- +enberger. D. Surnofsky. R. Derr. L. Surnofsky, L. Grav- er, H. Cheesebrough, L. Frederick. Row 3: M. Kralzer, J. Payn +er. R. Meifzler. S. New hard. L. Pefers, M. Zadzora. L. Shelly. C. Cusfer. Row 8: D. Hagemes. D. Ja cob R. Kle in er, E Y' PP Q - Rice, R. Reaser. R. Deiberf. J. Gonfar. R. Flyfe. Row 9: F. Self, R. Andrews, S. Landis, J. Graver, D. Banlcos, J. Shoemaker. T. Koehler. R. Eckerf. Row IO: R. Heffelfinger. D Velo, L. Bealer, D. lsasiello, W. Gossler, R. Fensfermak er. R. Heberling. C. Hum phrey. Row 4: E. Gugenagel, G Vermeulen, K. Hayne. S. Czerba. C. Edelman. D Barfon, W. Chyka. L. Ober- ly. Row 5: W. Weinhoffer. L. Solf. K. Seyer, R. Schaffer, P. Hassler. L. Shoemaker. C. Reyer, D. Bilous. Row 6: F. Csensifs. D. Chrisfoff, D. Praedin, D. Ware, R. Oplinger, W. Go- gel, B. Borger. R. Ondreica. Row 7: L. Koehler, J. Op- linger, B. Balmer. J. Keller, F. Schaffer, L. Oplinger, B. Bird. R. Mikovifch. . Row 4: C. Kish. M. Sayuk G. Eberhardl, T. Liusser. D Waldman, R. Kish, F. Gal- ler, M. Nplael. Row-5: J. Hall, S. Shoemak- er, T. Unger, F. Miller, J Sobiesiak, C. Moyer, J Crock. R. Sickonic. Row 6: G. Sodl, D. Schle- gel. C. Kleinlop, E. Mirro, C. Kunlz, L. Rufh, S. Lube nelslcy, C. Kloiber. Row 7: C. Kloiber. H. Wer effa, B. Vogel, R. Corell. J Bar+holomew, A. Erschen R. Gilbert J. Jones. Row I: R. Engle. D. Creyer, J. Hauclc. D. Falaf. R. Bond, D. Schaffer. P. Medea, A. Beal. Row 2: G. Parasfino. C. Gelgon. S. Rau, P. Hufler- er. L. Saller, C. Schell. P. Kraynick, C. Marsh. 4 Row 3: D. Buchman, S. Wagner, B. Vifovifch, D. Rofhroclc, D. Hummel. A. Milkovifs, N. Waldman, P. Genovese. Row 8: S. Hager. S. Solf, M. Valkovec, C. Weidman, G. Gaulcler, P. Manfz, M. Swaff, E. Koehler. Row 9: J. Hanfz, G. Sam- uels, P. Heclcman, B. Bond, R. Miller, K. Fox. D. Hein?- zelman, M. Mills. Row IO: E. Heffenfrayer, M. Micquel, R. Knappenberger, N. Hess. R. Simmons, S. Weiherhold, R. Michael. L. Longenbach. Row I: M. Gasper, C. Eng ler, K. While, V. Edelman M. Hardinger, L. Sager, B Brownmiller, D. Ba rlholo mew. Row 2: S. Corfwrighf, N. Gilbert T. Dornbach, D. Srrohl, F. Rorh, B. Kemmer er. M. Jones, M. Hucaluk Row 3: J. Dougheriy, E. Fausr, C. Bellzner, S. Ned eroslek, J. Roguslci, F. G-ra berilz, J. Polgar, M. Befz. Row 8: W. Almond, R. Lin denmoyer, W. Solderich, R. Fausfner, D, Grol, D. Chrisf- man, D. Wagner, L. Sanfee. Row 9: P. Oncheck. 5. Bei dleman, J. Beers, C. Dei berf, N. Seier, M. Jones. P. Praeforius, V. Hahn. Row IO: J. Harder, N. Dre her, J. Silfies, J. Snyder, M Megargell, L. Davis, M Kocher, J. Kisller. Row 4: J. Bloom, R. Min- nich, M. Marsh, D. Harrzell, B. Taras, M. Frack, T. Dau- berl. C. Reclcer. Row 5: J. Cesanelc. A. Ruch, C. Sillies, O. Suflon, H. While. S. Schell, B. Mc- Candless, E. Sipos. Row 6: S. Arndf, J. Mi- chael, J. Michael, J. Silfies, J. Elfz, K. Seiple, L. Davis, S. Snyder. Raw 7: R. Onuschak. W. Buskirk, R. Buskirk, W. Red- dinqer, G. Spangler, C. Lerch, T. Maralcovirs, W. Eckrofh. SENIOR SUBJECTS P. of D. is 'rhe subiecl' ihai' everyone fears, And wonders whefher his grades are in arrears. Senior English. loo, kepr us on our 'loes. l-low we ever passed ir. no one knows. Now Shorlhand and Typing gave us Jrhe key To gel To sir on 'rhe boss' knee. Apprecialrion classes broadened our knowledge: Whefher music or arf. we'll use if in college. Trig. and Geomeiry made our heads spiny We knew in six weeks we iusl couldn'+ win. Chemislry made us all eager seekers: Bu? To our dismay, we blew up The beakers! Our subiecls we've knocked, our ieachers begrudgedi Bu? we know +ha'r a+ lasi we will be iudged. We rhank you, leachers, For whai you did here, To help us ihrough our one and only Senior Year. Caihy Fleck 425 E' P l '-Q. 8 Vllhal could be more inleresling? S i A M,-,, - 4 tr vm N5 i . .fi .-X., 4 -It r iffy fi ag, . 2--i '-:W ' l xv' vff. fi im in SCIENCE This is how if works, says Mr. Reicharf. Physical science gives The sludenlr a general undersrand- ing of scienlific phenomena. Earlh science deals wilh lhe individual fields of geology, rnineralogy, asironomy, map reading and inlerprelalions, and rnefeorology. Physics is lhe siudy of lighi, heal, sound. elecrricify and magnelism. , H' deals wifh The laws and properlies of mailer. Chemisfry fy 4, , deals wilh 'rhe cornposifion of malerials and Jrhe changes in composilion which Jrhese malerials undergo. 5? 'Q gl it Fufure scien+is+s frying anorher lab experimenf. vo XR wow We S page sixfy MATHEMATICS Here's whaf llwe answer book says. The mallw deparlmenl offers a variely of sub- iecls +o induslrial, commercial, and college bound sludenls. Courses offered are: Algebra, Plane and Solid Geomelry, a combinalion of Trigo- nomelry, Analylic Geomelry, and Calculus, and Business. Shop. and General Main. Pyfhagorus had nollwing on ll1esc Geomelry sludenls. And ll'1a'r's lhe way you cllcln f do If page sixty-one W6 of 9 J' be 6 . 01,5 fd! Cigars and beef are lVPlC5l Ol mosf Germans- A small French cify is viewed by The French class. LANGUAGES An imporfani assei' +o a predominanily Pennsyl- fania German region is German. Through films. reading, grammar. and speaking unser Dichier, Herr Gregory. fine deulsche Siudenien. Through Spanish, belier communicaiions can be had wifh Laiin America as Senor Shoemaker sfaies. French is a musr for Those who lravel abroad. One of The oldesr languages is Laiin, which has provided many rools ol lhe English language ol lo- day. To read and undersfand, To speak and express - - - lhese are all prerequisiies ro lhe undersianding of our modern English language. Thai fape doesn'f sound like me. Miss Laubach shows a soldier's badge fo her Laiin class. New books inferesi Mr. Gunkle's English sfudenis. page sixfy-fwo AnyThing To qcl oul of class. SECRETARIAL GeTTing ready To Take Their place in Today's Busi- ness world are our commercial sTudenTs. They work diligenTly To become eTTicienT TypisTs and bookkeep- ers, and experls in shorThand and oTTice machines. Bookkeeping Teaches sTudenTs how To balance budgeTs, keep records. and perTorm oTher imporTanT oTTice Tasks. The course in oTTice machines Tamiliar- izes The TuTure secreTaries wiTh many Types ol: oTTice machines, Trom The TypewriTer To much more compli- caTed ones. ShorThand is a language all iTs own wiTh iTs own special hieroglyphics. Walking pasT a Typing room, The rapid cliclgs oF The TypewriTers assure us of The Tine Training available. FurTher proof of This is The excellenT work done in preparing The mimeo- graphed TesTs. v c f m l Told you IT was in The book. M Rosalie, sTop looking aT her paper. ThaT's IT girls, keep your eyes on The books. Wellleven Teachers make misfakeg, page sixfy-Three ,-mmm A . ,- J' fm ,,,,,,,W,,b,,,, -.W ,WM .X.,XWWW W. . N WS O ,OV 1 Q YC mmm 'XXII-1NACil'5H'r-1 o .S .nik A' , I vhggif .,W'V'a I 9 0 5 SOCIAL STUDIES Fufure homemakers do 'Their besf. page sixfy-four T 1 X, Who? a ccmplicafed world we Yive in fc . . X .sau snr .ssisxzw Come on Einsfein Kaluslcy, wha+ is if? -X w A sm, Q., x fs.-, HQ, gg 3 ' rm L -'SWS us. PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND HEALTH Mrs. Wilson and Mr. Erdosy, our phys ed and healfh insfrucfors. have a varied assorf- mem' of equipmenr - gym apparafus, visual aids, and facilifies - af 'rheir disposal. They have also organized a diversified program of girls' and boys' gym Teams and clubs. In Ihe heallh classes 'rhey reach modern hygiene and Ihe science of The body processes. Ilona and Rochelle agree beaufy is only skin deep page sixiy-five A X J 1 f 44 li ages Mom rixxlos 'nf-3 C Xo Ccepxl Q2 . ykelav vvc WW O 'Lam' A 1508 -af-'wi 4.2, Linda, Mary Ellen, and Rol:erT developing Their appreciaTion Tor arT. page sixTy-six W ARTS K1 . ef - Yxxeppmfii mi 'lv i L cy X- H X L : Q-i n aj I-2-3, begin Mary Ellen and Fred, says Mr. Becker The modern arT deparTmenT TeaTures Two large, new kilns, a poTTery wheel, and many oTher accessories which when com- bined make iT one oT The TinesT in The area. A new slereo Tape recorder and player, new pianos, suTTicienT pracTice TaciliTies, and lockers all help make The well-planned music suiTe an area ThaT presenTs an opporTuniTy To sTudenTs who wish To learn abouT music Theory, appre- ciaTion, and culTivaTion oT The Tine arTs. ELECTIVES John Schmid? sfriking while The iron is hof. Through lhe eleclives The s'fuden'l's are able 'ro increase Jrheir search for lcnowl- edge. Vifhar would we do wilhoul Our prinlshop? For more lhan a cenlury, pro- grams. schedules. reporl cards. and lunch liclcels have been prinled here. Under carelul guidance srudenfs learned how 'ro drive correclly and ellicienlly. Aller hours ol praclicing, lulure musicians emerged under The lulorship of Mr. Ray- mond Becker. From orlhographic draw- ing, wilh dividers and compasses, 'lulure engineers and draflsmen will emerge. M... S C7 17 fe e de vefoplh 9 fecfv - fy I' on SS1776!e' eq,-,Wm . . X '-'Q ' 5 maven snucmnu can. MQ No spinning lhe Tires, Dawn, says Mr. Wahl. page sixiy-seven , Un-ff Now, a+ 'rhe vecfor of Hue obfuse angle . . . ,,.,,..,J quofe Mr. Reiff fo his fufure draffsmen. of xov' X4 S XNOOAA WSBGAXYNQ H505 . 6' Mi' -Q AYRXXXUQAQCX l . , O xlfsfixsked pt C0 Mere Vxadmeill We ELECTIVES Fufure prinfers ambifiously work on The school paper. page sixiy-eight 5: 1' fp- , Ns 5 s 7 , N I I Q I s is i so f , -x . A- , --M S' Q'F'i L. ' ' , X' 'IP Se K 1 5 in X w '-ALS? ' 1 ' X X h- I Tig XX , T f iw f , XXX , Ep: K ' TX X lf X' P f x X' If 2 B' s il X l lllfl lil b Y I X jf N ku ' I X T ' xy j, . 5 X, ,I ' OUR SCHOOL YEAR j 4 ' u A SEPTEMBER t Vacalion is over, i+'s back +o school il l , - To learn all abouf The Golden Rule. l i il OCTOBER f A , T Our six-weeks lesfs will soon roll round. l -1 ' T Time fo sludy musl' be found. Q- ll NOVEMBER . ' Thanksgiving plans are in 'rhe air I ' Dr. Eichler says: The wea+her's fair. i DECEMBER i l Holly and mislleloe can be found, While snow is falling on fhe ground. A N JANUARY Preparafions for a play begin, ' Try-ouls. rehearsals. ius+ hear 'rhe din. y FEBRUARY x J Q . Firsl semesler is o'er, 'rhe second is here: . And wilh il' now graduafion looms near. X 2 E MARCH R i- y K Sludenfs prepared lheir proiecls wilh care, K .' , , Wi+h March came +he Science Fair. , ' APRIL ' ln April The yearbook is almosl done. lx jf 0' ,N Preparing il look much lime. some fun. - ', l ,L MAY T A Gradualion plans are in Jrhe air, la - The Washinglon frip is planned wifh care. , , ' , JUNE .1 l ' Xl, . . . gy, 1 ,l The glorious day is finally here. 0 N 'X I You +hink back and shed a Tear. xi , 'N x V Judy Binder X x K x I Q f X I 'i 5 1 vi, Zip' YN l v , L! 1' f , A M x ' 5 - , X . X y ,N X T , OK-lv X 4, X - I 1 4 X 1 KK N 1 f E 1 f .N E 1 ' X crff,-f N' I 1 X Q . ,I I fl 'VV p v , 5 i, b XT ' S 1 S 1 if' ' If 4 ' x ' ' Y ' 'TLV ..'l . . '9 Xff iff' T, .N, T s.- IA 1 XT? X f X 66 21 ff, ff ff f ' ,ff !Qf!f! ff X ff f K ,J f V, . ff .Q ff? f ,. X ,f V ff W ff! ' f Q X 'Vosmm 'YH If ff Q N50 f .sf 'CT C yy! ' X, Jo . I X . - , Q o Q I 1 ., 0. X S M X f W f w Z .I , 1 ,fC 1,, 1, i ' , h, . if . Q ff .. ff . X QQ L' K ff? , f ,fff , x V ' I - fax ,f f X Fe X . VUOF LeT'T To righT, firsl' row: L. RoberTs, C. SchmidT, D. Micio. J. Oplinger, SecreTary: J. Marlculics, Vice-president S. BarTer. Presi- denT: C. Sharlcasy, T. Dorbach, B. WaniTsky: second row: Mr. Ai Laubach, C. Moyer, J. Schlegel, R. Sikonic, D. SanTee, T. CsensiTs, R. Schoelhammer, D. Hangenis. E. Rice, D. RoTh, F. Fox. J. Sipos. STUDENT COUNCIL The Congress oT The Senior I-Iigh School is The STudenT Council. Under The able leadership oT Sandra BarTer and The guidance oT Mr. Alfred Laubach, These legislaTors promoTe beTTer sTudy and dress habiTs, and aid The Red Cross. The STudenT Council is also The sponsor OT The Chrisf- mas and Spring proms. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The basic principles oT The NaTional I-lonor SocieTy are leadership, characTer, service, and scholarship. lTs membership consisTs OT The Top TiTTeen per cenT oT The senior class. A TuToring service and sponsoring dances Tor The sTudenT body are only a Tew oT The acTiviTies perTormed by This able-bodied group. Seafed, IeTf1o riqhT: D. Mann, F. Mcfvlurry, Presidenh S. Bader, Vice-presidenf: C. Fleck, Secrefary: C. Geary, Treasurer: M. Wolf: second row: R. Klipple, H. Warcola, Miss Laubach. K. DougherI'y, B. Robr:fTs, L. KaTz, L. Kocher. R. Wahl, C. Kulpg Third row: D. STakso, J. Rice, F. Fox, J. Mauser, C. Fehnel, G. G-raver. R. Schoelhammer, J. Binder. R. fxnToniuk, S. Trach, B. MacCarTy, J. Trach, B, WaniTsky. page sevenfy-Two Sealed: M. Sayuk, L. SalTers, P. Genovese. Mrs. Flora ObrechT, Advisor: S. Beidleman, D. BarTholomew B Brownmuller STanding: S. Arndi, J. Michael. B. Bond, J. Silfies, K. Seiple. R. Michael, D. Wagner, K. Whife. D. Chrisfman S Wagner F. Geller, L. Oplinger, H. Werefla. E. Kohler, B. McCandless, M. Jones, J. Harder. E. Sipos, C. DeiberT M Gasper M Mig uel. P. HuTTercr. TRI-HI-Y A long-esTablished club is conTinuing iTs TracliTion in our new high school. This ever-popular school service club is The Tri-Hi-Y, under The able supervision oT Miss Laubach and Mrs. ObrechT. Their obiecTive is To seek. To Tind, and To share. Pure words, pure ThoughTs. and pure acTion is The slogan oT The club members. Teen Talk discussions This year were marked wiTh 4 weeks of inspiraTional Talks by Mr. Elpern, EasT CenTral DisTricT SecreTary Tor The TNCA. oT which This club is an aTTiliaTe. Selling saving sTamps To ThriTTy sTudenTs is a main service proiecT Tor This group. Seafedz Miss Marion Laubach. Advisor: Sfanding: N. Hildenbrandh M. KlomenT, S. Riegel. M. Werner V BarTholomew A, Morey, N. Kemmerer, C. Druckenmiller, N. Silfies, C. Engler. D. Becker, E. Van Buskirk, K. Heffelhnger C Graver R. Dech. L. Hunsberger, E. Lapp. S. Remaley, R. Heffelfinger, J. FaTzinger. S. Ehrmann, K. Zarayko, J. Affrill page sevenTy-Three it y xg 'F .- J Leff 'lo riqlwl, 'firsf row: J. Harder, J. Nallm, B. Roloerls, P, Nyce, R. Horvafla, R. Wahl, L. Sclwwarfz, M. Hassler L Roberls M. Silfies: second row: D. Vlfaqner, D. Rolhroclc, N. Messenlelwner, J. Sfriclcland, G. Mariniclc, L. Davis, C. Kulp S Barfer E. Reenoclc, V. Gall, C. Geary, C. Galqon, J. Wunderler, C. Edelman. GIRLS' GYM TEAM A 3.59 .4-4' -3 . ..L. xv X ,N-'P' ' WH. lk 'A' ,,.-4' ...f n . k MJ ,K ,A My , . . ,....--f ...f,.z..f-,W . mfg? Carol dcmonslrales a double Cul-off on fhe horse. page sevenfy-four My, bul' isrff llmis 'lun -Q-1.-v-.-.--. M ., ....,, . , i STPQG lefl' lo riqlml, firsl row: R. Marlculics, J. Frenya, P. Sclwnelder, D. fxmey: second row: W. Scldc-riclw, S. fxsbeflw, C. Woqenrlclw. K. Blass, J. Surnolsly, R. Koclwer, D. Koclwer, T. Tanczos: ihird row: A. Edelman, A. Wriglnf, D, Sawlca. G. Fixl, R. Milzovilclu, R. Miner, W. Goqel, R, Green: fourlh row: R. Kirkischner, J. Bendelcovifs, G. Reenoclc, B. Breiffeller, C. Kremus, R. Spadf. BOYS GYM TEAM R QT Take 'lhal' piclure before I fall, says Klepp. bade page seventy-five The lzolfom of lhe pyramid is lil for muscle men like Willy and Godfrey. MIXED CHORUS l . . LeTT To righf, firsf row: D. Loch, V. Hahn. C. Fleck, R. Herzog, J. Beers, D. Beal, M. Hiesfand C . Kish. G. Gaulcler, J. Moyer, D. Dech, R. Gilberf, M. Coover, J. Wunderler. D. Rofhroclz J. Shaduslcy, J. Schlegel: second row: J. STrickland, J. Bilheimer. J. Kish, N. Hess, J. Kurfz J. EITZ, S. Hager, L. Miller.fF. Miller. L. Solf, S. Asbefh, L. Beil, W. Kichline. G. Sfrohl. V. Fehnel. T. Ruch, B. Borger, F. McMurry, D. Farber, D. STrickland, P. Hassler, G. Werkeiser. D. Henninger. L. Rufh, R. HorvaTh, C. Sharkazy, 6. MarTnick. J. Kurfz: Third row: G. FarasTino. o u The Mixed Chorus is The. combined eTTorT OT The Girls' Chorus and The Boys' Chorus in a har- mony oT voices. Much Time is spenT in The plan- ning and rehearsing of songs Tor our difTerenT programs. The Choruses are a selecTed group oT sTudenTs governed by rules seT TorTh by an elecTecl group of oTTicers and a council. Adher- ance To These rules ancl aTTendance aT rehearsals and programs can lead To The assurance of an acTiviTy leTTer aT graduaTion. The Girls' Ensemble and Mixed Ensemble are composed oT sTudenTs selecTed Trom The Mixed Chorus. GIRLS' ENSEMBLE .j '1 . .f l 1 'T W' , . . 4 ' T Y x . LefT To right firsi row: K. Kohler. L. Miller, R. Wahl. M. Wolf, L. Brown, K. Rockel: second row: F. Schaffer, K. Dougherfy. C. Kulp, D. Mann, N. Messenlehner. A. Oplinger. page sevenfy-six . Zarayko, M. Vallcovec, B. Vogel, D. Hummel, E. While, R. Fensfermalrer. B. Kohler. C. Brobsl: F. Schaffer, T. Dorn- ch. K. Kohler, K. Dougherly, L. Miller, C. Kulp, D. Mann, T. Engle, C. Kunlz, R. Becker. J. Slrohl, M. Swell, C. eary, R. Wahl, lvl. Wolf, L. Brown, A. Oplinger, M. Flick, K. Rockel. N. Messenlehnery fourfh row: C. Schell, R. Cor- ll, J. Mauser, K. Fox, G. Beers, G. Slevens, M. Sllfies, J. Barlholornew, A. Erschen, N. Waldman, B. Roberls. C. Hall, . Messenlehner, L. Loberlo, C. Kleinlop. F. Fox, D. Berg. R. Bond, D. Koch. L. Oberly, M. Henninger, J. Cole. D. ech. J. Jones, C. Soll, M. Milchell, B. Meclces, G. Korufz, M. Kochenash. L. Waldman, J. Keller. MIXED ENSEMBLE Lefl lo righl, 'lirsl row: J. Mauser laccompanlsll, K. Roclcel. N. Messenlehner, L. Miller, J. Schlegel, D. Mann, K. Kohler F. Schaffer, C. Kulpg second row: Mrs. Thelma Sanlee, direclorg W. Messenlehner, L. Oberly, J. Cole, F. McMurry, C. Hall T. Ruch, V. Fehnel. page seventy-seven F. McMurry, M. Wolf, C. Geary, R. Wahl, B. Bahner, N. Yohn, R. Becker, M. Magargel, J. PaynTer, T. Fehnel, L. SolT, S. Gogel, P. Kulp, S. Rau, S. LubeneTsky, P. NanTz, D. Snyder, S. Shoemaker, C. Kulp, L. Koehler, V. Fehnel, E. Kohler, B. Rob- erTs, D. HusTon, T. Ruch, P. Gieslce, F. Silfies, C. Hall, D. Farber, E. Rice, D. Bachman, W. Messenlehner, K. HainTzelman, W. Buslcirlc, D. Dech, R. DeiberT, R. OTT, R. Fehnel, M. Henninger, A. Andrews, L. Werley, F. SolT, R. Onuschalc, P. Hassler, B. Williamson, B. Taras. THE NORTHAMPTON AREA JOINT HIGH SCHOOL BAND One of The mosT acTive organi- zaTions in our school is The band. The many acTiviTies in which This group parTicipaTes include The TooTball games, parades, conTesTs, plays, and The Spring ConcerT. No band is compleTe wiThouT iTs color- guards, and our band is no excep- Tion. These girls. proudly carrying The Tlags of our naTion and school. lead The band in all marching per- formances. Sfandingz P. Nyce, B. Grube, N. Snyder,'M. Smallen, M. Guss, R. Horvafhz lrneeling: co-capTains J. Rodgers, L. Kline. page sevenfy-eighf i Lnll +o righl: E. Reenock, J. Wunderler, M. Silfies, C. Sharlcazy: Capfain: J. Moyer, L. Roberls, B. G-algon, D. Loch: Drum Maiorelfc, J. De Carlo: J. Bennelf. J. Fafsinger, A. Erschen. S. Barfor. MAJORETTES AND CHEERLEADERS The lwisiing and fwirling per- formances displayed by fhese high- sfepping girls caplure lhe hearls of all specrarors. An excepfional show is always pur on by our maiorefles. The cheerleaders can be seen per- forming al' every foofball and bas- lceiball game. lf is fhrough 'rheir efforls and leadership 'rhaf The sfu- denl body gels an exlra boosf in fighling spirif and desire fo cheer much louder and longer. xv' gf . E Leff fo righf: J. Oplinger, M. Kochenash, C. Edelman, M. Hassler, S. Beidle man. L. Hunsberger. page seventy-nine COPY STAFF SPORTS ART STAFF BUSINESS STAFF JUNIOR AND SOPHOMORE STAFFS page eighfy ART ADVISOR BUSINESS ADVISOR Q-A W7 SECRETARIAL STAFF EDITO PHOTOGRAPHY PHOTOGRAPHY ADVISOR AMPTENNIAN ADVISOR AMPTENNIAN SECRETARIES page eighty-one PROOFREADERS LAYOUT STAFF SENIOR AND ACTIVITY STAFFS Leff formaiion, leTT To righT: Richard Miller, Treasurer: Joseph NovograTz, president Diane Mann, secreTary: Ronald Davis, vice-president Charles Wogenrich, iunior presidenT: Donald RoTh, publicaTions. Paul Gieslce, Linda Kline, Jeaneffe DeCarlo, Darryl Dech - - - John Kochenash - - - Joseph KegloviTs, Carol Kulp, lculics, Don Micio, Brian Brovmmiller, RoberT Lindenmoyer, Harold Newhard - - - Ronald Spengler, Linda Miller - - - Edward Sillies, Joan Mauser - - - Dennis STanz, Nancy Messenlehner - - - Roberf Schlegel, Gloria MarTniclc - - - Ered Mclvlurry, Roger Bodnar, Mr. Wiiemeyer, advisor - - - Richard SchaTT'er, Carl Simcoe, Gary Srnilh, ArThur Andrews, Vernon Eehnel - -- Daniel Farber, George'STrohl, Sfephen Unger, Raymond OTT, Nevin Werlcheiser, Franklin Silfies. Righf formafion, leTT To righT: Peggy Kulp, Sarah Goqle - - - Rae Wahl, Mary Ellen Wolf - - Karen Doughcrly - - - Mary Jane Hassler, Winifred Kocher - - - Audrey Oplinger, Linda Brown - - - Judy Moyer. Judy Benn eTT - - - Diane I-lousTon, Barbara Galgon. N CLUB An ouTsTanding organizaTion which supporTs our inTerscholasTic acTiviTies is The N Club. Their main TuncTions include selling boosTer Tags and buTTons and geTTing paTrons Tor The Norfhamp- Ton-CaTTy boolc. This year's N Club is under The supervision of Mr. Harry WiTemeyer, advisor, and Josh NovograTz. PresidenT. Sandra BarTer, Richard Eensfermalcer - - - Joseph Mar- - Gloria KoruTz, Barbara Gasper - - - Karen Kohler, CONCRETE COURIER Roll The press , and anoTher ediTion oT The Courier is on iTs way. The school paper is co- ediTed by Sandra BarTer and DoroThy Wallco- viTs, and supervised by l-Tarry B. Wall. Through The CONCRETE COURlER, The sTudenTs are informed OT The various acTiviTies, sporTs evenTs. and general gossip. at 'r K ,JI I ..-...a,....,,..,..a l MT. 5. ., - Seafedz A.SheTfler, N. Snyder, l.. Wall, P. Shoemaker, S. WeTherhold, B. Kemerer, C. Wiedman, C. Kloiber, R. Simon, D. Wal- koviTs, S. Siegfried, S. BarTer, W. Kocher, J. Kisfler, C. Kopfer, P. Kraynick, J. SalTer, M. Schwarlz, A. Rurnsey. Second row: J. Kish, S. KisTler, B. Rodgers, B. Mooney, N. McKeever, C. Schmidt L. Sanlee, J. Oplinger, C. PeTrucelli, R, Gill, T. Csen- siTs, A. Milander, P. Gieslce, C. Sieger, T. Zaharchulx, G. MaThern, Advisor Mr. Harry Wall. page eighiy-Two Joe Melfsch busily winds 'lhe movie profecfor reel. No assembly, concert or play could be produced wifhoul The srage crew. These energelic fellows operare The numerous Iighf swilches, cameras. scenery, and everyrhing necessary for a good show. The slage crew capably performs Hs dufies under lhe walchful eye of Mr. Harry Wilemeyer. X Wai E 3 Sealed, lelf io righfz J. Hauclc. C. Humphrey, R. Krafzer, G. Mafhern. D. Schaffer. Sfandinga Advisor, Mr. Wifemeyer, H Newhard. J. Mellsch, R. Bednarcik. page eighiy-ihree PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB 'Wi R'-sf' 'N'-ur Leff +0 righfz F. Silfies, B. McCar1'y, J. Kish, Advisor, Mr. Frailey. Leff fo right First' row: J. Melfsch, J. Kish, W. Messenlehner. Second row: L. MiHer, Advisor, Mr. Frailey, F. Silfies. page eighfy-four ASSEMBLY PROGRAMS l l l s X , ' , -H A ,' 2 w .. Q , i 1 P 5 Lillra-viola? rays can be explained in many ways. Madeline also knows how fo play fhe guilar. Mr. Kleppinqer and his diliqenl arf sludenls display Their falenls. Chrislmas decorafions can be inexpensive if a do-il'-yourself llmeme is followed. Sfudenfs are lmleresled in a lalk abou? Canadian ways. page eighly-five THE VESPER CHORUS SI TQ? Wifi ,Uk k ,VU Q-wiyfw w,,,,,fi'r W .MQNX Lynelle and Darryl our organisls. The angels lo a sheolwerd proclaim His Wondrous Birflw, Vesper soloisfs sing 'lo His Glory. The shepherds visif The sfable. cage elghiy sux OF HIS GLORIOUS BIRTH The wise mon deparf from Herod. Judy and Joan af the piano, Q The Messiah is born. Vespcr speakers rcfell fha Chrisfmas sfory page eughiy seven THE SENIOR CLASS PLAY TWO'S A CROWD by Douglass F. Parlchirsf Casl' of Characfers Mamie Beggs -- ....... - Emily Maxwell --- -JeaneH'e De Carlo - -- ,A,,,,, Diane Rodgers Palricia Maxwell -M , ----Madelyn Schwarlz Richard Maxwell Dorolhy Maxwell Marion l-lalloway - -- .,.a Barry McCarly - -- -Sandra Barler -- ---Lillian Waldman Willie Peabody ,... ,,.a. D arryl Dech Sq. HI will H H If h Wilbur Slreel -- ---Franlclin Sillies 1 Sl ly' lea Y won ul Michael S+ree+ --- - ------- John Sipos Alberl Wilson -- Annabelle VVilson l-lorlense Wilson Dr. Webslrer --- Bill Tomkins ---- Jono -------- Jona ---------- Mrs. l-lomarl' ---- Frederick Kline - - -. - -Carol Kulp --- ------- --Lois Balmer Dennis Deulsch ----Richard Fenslermalcer -------Arlhur Andrews - ---Mary Ellen Wolf - -- -Ann Schelller Whose brillianl idea was Thai? Scinlillaling! Scinlillalingl Come on. Sfrain The legs oufa lhem sfoclemgs page eighiy-eighf v Don'l come in Bill! Wha-a-a-a-a-f? All righf Doc', buf l'm noi' scared fo use 'lhis shof gun. SYNOPSIS When Dick, Pafricia, and Dorofhy Maxwell find fhemselves in charge of fheir home during The absence of fheir mofher, Paf persuades her brofher and sisfer fo renf homes fo Tourisfs -- fhereby easing fhe family's supposed need for funds. Mamie Beggs. lhe maid and coolc. refuses fo become in- volved, bul' when fhe house is full of an assorfmenf of would-be fenanfs, Marnie involves everyone by suddenly developing a case of measles which quar- anfines fhe enfire household. Mamie is sure fhe mysferious Alberf Wilson. his wife, and glamorous daughfer Annabelle are criminals and baclcs up her suspicions wifh a shofgun. Meanwhile. Annabelle becomes fhe unwilling means of bringing romance 'lo Dorofhy and Michael Sfreef, a handsome, young guesf. ln fhe midsf of all fhe confusion, Willie Pea- body, Paf's love-lorn slave and an innocenf vicfim of fhe whole affair, is used as The guinea pig for Wilbur Sfreef's amazing invenfion. The climax comes affer a poisoned-coffee scare and a mad search fhrough old newspapers. lf is discovered fhaf fhe Wilsons are nof criminals buf are merely seelcing fo escape forfunehunfers who flocked fo fheir door affer Mr. Wilson won fhe Irish Sweepsfalces. Everyone was immediafely overjoyed fo discover 'lhaf Mamie's Measles was only a sfrawberry rash and iusf as quiclcly fell info despair again when she really gof The measles. ,! Jeaneffe gefs The measles. page eighfy-nine ,YT ' ,i l .L ,si K. ...,..,-. T, From leTT, seafedz C. Osgood, E. WhiTe, M. Kochenash, R. Gill. From leTT, sfandingz T. Ruch, D. Berg, G. Mafhern, S. Hil- berg, Advisor, Mr. KermiTT Gregory. JUNIOR SPEAKING CONTEST Firsl' Place Winners: E. Whife, T. Ruch. Second Place TNinnors: M. Kochenash, G. MaThern, The ThirTy4TiTTh presenTaTion of The annual Junior Spealcing ConTesT on Vlfednesday, November 30, was unquesTionably a success. This success was due mainly To The unTiring 9TTorTs oT The eighT conTesTanTs and To Their advisor, Mr. KermiTT Gregory, all of whom aTTended many exhausTing rehearsals. EnTer- 1'ainmenT during inTermissions was supplied by organ and band music and by various vocal and insTrumen- Tal selecTions. The Tollowing are The parTicipanTs and Their selec- Tions: CelesT Osgood, The GiTT oT The Magin: STeven Hilberg, The Fool l-laTh Said in l-lis l-learT g Marjorie Kochenash, Magic NighT 7 TiTus Ruch, WhaT Kind oT Governmenlf Ahead? : Rose Ann Gill, Lincoln Speaks aT GeTTysburg : Gary MaTh- ern. The Secrel' l.iTe of VValTer MiTTy 7 Earlene Whife, GerTrude The Governessmg and David Berg. The WorTh of One. FirsT and second place girls were, respecTively, Earlene WhiTe and Mariorie Kochenash, and boys. TiTus Ruch and Gary MaThern. page ninety The Seniors 'rake Time our for a resf. They live every day lo show each olher l-low much They care: Their lives are filled wilh sunlighl And every clay is lair. No darkness can louch Jrheir gladness They never more shall parl. The 'lruesl love in 'rhe world Can be found wilhin Their hearls. YOUNG LOVERS They're priceless Those charming young As fresh and clean as rhe sky So much of life +hey've never seen lovers Their love a precious 'l'ie. They have failh and hope undying A 'treasure from above And surely we know lhey cannol' fail They're young and lhey're in love. Jane Rodgers Everyone came 'ro lhe prom including leachers. page ninefy-one JT f Vernon and Rae Marie dance fo Remember The Night SPRING CDNCERT AAA M1141 Annie Gai Your Gun. page nunefy fwo sk APN TSN . Q , ', 3 Q . N, Q.. L. 445' X 'rj 1 J 13' Q R Qi -6: X' ,Q !'m An Indian Too. X . . X X, N Y , HINQA mf A' Carol Kulp sings, You Cf.n'f Ge? A Man Wiih A Gun. The Gnrl Thai I Marry page ninety-three Loman in -in uma. S wusm avnm i 1-ion or oESYW'3T'VE A ONAL DISTM OOUCTS FMU' DISTILLAUON PR Rare s ,K - wi X 5514 L , , msmurlf' 'L ' V cwssfa ,..um' X -TN, mn all WMQ1 V 'E I ow Nw! ' W, 1 ' l, TG 9 T, mil' l . i W0 ,v. i w-an-si' Mrnsl wS s , l, of 'W' ,uv ' , ,u 5 9, Q- . . in i wx F ,mv- y l Q ,.v rc! R ' N 'ug MS' if . shi' o Paul Gieslce proudly displays his proiecf aller many hours of hard worlc. 3 my css?-i Melvin inspecis a weighing device which adds io ihe sighis of fhe science fair. 'i SCIENCE FAIR Here our geniuses slep forward and produce iheir very besl. Everyone enjoys exhiloiis in chemisiry, bolany, culiivaiion, and 'the oiher branches of sci- ence. The besi proiecls are selecied io pariicipaie in +he Lehigh Valley Science Fair. Today science opens a new field of sludying space exploraiion. More and more siudenls enier proiecis dealing wiih man's iIigh+ info space. The realizalion for 'ihe ne- cessiiy of scieniilic knowledge is increasingly more imporiani ioday in our lasi moving world. page ninefy-four Z-.SIT The Class of l96O anxiously aviaiT The presenTaTion of Their diplomas. COMMENCEMENT Now lhaT our Time is near, we suddenly realize ThaT in a shorT Time our class, The class oT '6l, will be Taking iTs place in The complex, modern world as so many oTher classes have done before us. l-lowever, we will have The honor of being The TirsT class To qraduaTe Trom The new senior high greaT milesTone in our lives and will be sad be- cause we will be leavinq The many Triends which have made school such an enjoyable experience. As we advance Toward The sTage To The sTrains ol: Pomp and CircumsTance and sing The Alma lvlaTer Tor The lasT Time, we will loe loolcing Tor- school. . CommencernenT Time is boTh a happy Time and Wald lo Ia. rewardmg lulure Tull of many new a sad Time: we will be happy To have aTTained a OPPOVlUml'e5- ' fl ,. ST ' 3 . .' 4 '14 -rn QM kgi IL., 'H e f-1 Pg if also lg .Qxqy im T' la O L, fb til' 53 if lf' ya' U lu ill ,414 f.,'. Q i !! Q y 4 ' 1 M The Class of l96O poses Tor iTs lasT Tormal phoTograph. page ninety-five X Q g 4 T ' 5 - ' ff.-1 ji. -5 U 1 T ' ' YQ Q, Q n, o 13 X5 QW aff' as if 4 ss ' XP V gl X' T ff 1 .yy ' X X yy, .Q R l X 1 j XMA f If i U X is 3 i f y K is Tor The kindness, displayed by all our boys, I ll ,X On The Tield They're rugged, The games are Tilled wiTh joys. . l ,. NorThampTon is our high school, Known ThroughouT The land, Rearing aThleTes unexcelled I x N , 4 Ever Trying, always on hand. ,1 a To our boys we'll give and grin . Eager supporT so They may win. lux i X 'N KonlcreTe Kids. ThaT rnighTy name l lT Tells a sTory. always The same. 1 Discus or TooTl::all, no maTTer whal' T V, S+iII up in The running, a Tamiliar spoT. s Dennis S'l'anz Y i I Q - ! ! X X l! 'X f X I -l if T- l il' if y i T . 1 ' T' - . lxf 1 ,f ' 1 T, l ' ' i 1 5 T X f f -X ,ef , f -- N- ,M as -as i 1 N- T X J ' l 7' xi x Q Q X ,K N- is , Q F f ' - If if g M ' f 3 f T4 et FS. Q. ' A u- g X ' Y l 2 ' l v X h Iss 5 . N , , 75 , N iii' E 'WW' x S 3 'T ' n I 1: : ,I 1 . 'Q ' X,1 x . Q Q, F . ,F X E 5 9 , ,J P, I v V, w V I 9 I ' I H O . W ff . S M Q War 31958: 2 ' 1 . . , 5 ' 4' may . 5 x W I X . X .N 1 11 W 1 gf , X . ,J ,..4'5f f xii ' Q N . . Firsf Row: Assf. Coach P. Schneider, M. Beal, C. Simcoe. S. Unger. J. Kochenash. J. Novografz. W. Oplinger, R, Davis, G. Smifh, J. Marlculics, R. Schaeffer, Coach AI Erdosy. Second Row: R. Bodnar,'F. Herzog, R. Milcovilch, S. Asbafh, E. Daumer, J. Sickonic, R. Oplinger, W. Gogle. J. Cole, T. Paulcovils, G. Reenoclc. D. Slanz, Assl. Coach J. Oplinger. Third Row: Assf. Coach L. Wolf, J. Bendelcovils, D. Chrislolf, G. Eberhardl, R. Kleppinger, D. Vfaro, W. Weinhoifer, C. VVogenrich, D. Micio, D. Sawlsa, T. Unger, R. Ondreica, C. Krernus, Assf. Coach B. Slranzl. Fourfh Row: N. Weikheiser, J. Hall, J. Erdosy, M. Lisefa ski. C. Moyer, W. Fava, R. Sickonic, R. Lindenmoyer, G. Sodl, J. Gonfar, D. Rolh, R. Vogel. FOOTBALL VARSITY sc:oREs Norlhamplon O Norlharnpfon 4I Phillipsburg 7 Slalinglon 6 Norlhamplon I9 Norlhamplon 3I Emmaus 7 Palmerion I9 Norihamplon I9 Norlhampfon 26 Whilehall 7 Lehighlon 7 I N- ir I Led by our co-caplains Willard Oplinger and Josh Novogralz, our Konkrele Kids caplurecl anolher Lehigh Valley League Championship. Coaching slali, lelf 'ro righlz B. Slranzl, J. Oplingor, A. Erdosy, P. Schneider, L. Wolf. Senior Co-caplains Willard Oplinger, Josh Novografz. . page ninety-eighf Norlhamplon Nazarelh Norlhamplon Slroudsburg Norlhamplon Calasauqua I 2 I 9 73 7 50 O Schnufzer spfifs Hue upriqlwfs. ef ,Q Charlie Takes off for anofher TD, A! gives las? minufe insfrucfions To D, Sfanz. QB Willard aier Hue ha Oplinqer is congrafulafed rd-fouqhf Palmerfon game. Oplingor and Davis prepare +0 score againsf Lehighfon. page one hundred li wa , Charlie grabs a punf as Oplinger looks on if V :IW , . g i ,N 4 1 Y x Q f x ! , 5 - fm 'T 4 '?fS.iga,g4 3 S K mx Q 5 eenodf and Cole haul down a Rough Rider. Charlie oufruns a Rider. Kremus scores a vifal TD. aqainsi' Lehighfon. page one hundred-one Firsf Row: J. Erdosy, D. Ware, T. Unger. R. Kieppinger, R. Sickonic, C. Cimino, D. Chrisfoff. G. Sodi, J. Hail, C. Moyer, M. Lisefski. Second Row: A. G-aziulc, T. Marakovifs. R. Heberling. G. Eberhardi, J. G-onfar, R. Ondreica, R. Lindenmoyer, J. Pail. M. Perdick, W. Rockovifs. Third Row: Coach L. Wolf, D. King, C. Erkinger, C. S+rausse. G. O'Brien. G. Hershman, A. Edelman, W. Grab. M. Medea, Coach B. Sfranzl. Fourfh Row: R. Yost S. Sylvesfer, F. Eberhardi, D. Laury, R. Benfz, L. Spanih. R1 A young Kid makes his way ihru a herd of Vikings. 3-is L. Newhard frails R. Kleppinger for a lonq gain againsf Cenfral Cafhoiic. page one hundred Iwo J N34 Q1 E x X I Kneeling: G. Smifh, C. Kunfz, C. Kleinfop. Firsi Row: D. Sianz. R. Bodnar, W. Oplinger, C. Wogenrich, R. Spangler, Coach H. Doffer. Second Row: R. Miller, J. Novografz, N. Werkheiser, S. Unger, J. Sickonic, R. Fehnel. S. Shoemaker, J. Hall, J. Crock. F. Csensiis, R. Siclconic, M. Lisefslci, J. Eberhardf. J. Sielconic, Coach Joe Keqlovifs, J. So- biesak, J. Erdosy. G. Mooney, G. Sodl, A. Lerch, G. Eberhardf. D. Eickhoff. page one hundred three 4 l Josh hiis again. Slanz lays one in aqainsi' ihe Hornels. SP ngler SCOFGS Bnofher Opp Team N.l'l.S. Opp. Team Allenlown Shoudsburq Founlrain Hill WiT'lellall Phillipsburg EVWGUS Ceniral Cafholic almgilon Nazarem galrrnerlon . a asauqua Slahngion Lehigmon Palmeflon Slroudsburg Cafasauqua Whilehall Lehighlon Emmaus BASKETBALL The Konkrele Kids finished lhe season wilh a I2 and 8 won- los'r record. Howard Doller coached The Varsily, while Joe Keglovils led The Junior Varsily. Senior leam members were Capt Willard Oplinger, Joe Novograrz, Richard Miller, Sieve Unger. Denny Sfanz, Roger Bodnar. and Nevin Werlcheiser. Charlie Wogenrich paced +he underclassmen. along wilh Rich Spengler. John Sickonic, and Roger Fehnel. I p ge one hundred five Firsf Row: D. Rofh, R. Fewslermaker, C. Sillies, J. Phillips, D. Micio, D. Micio, D. Wall, R. Klep- pinger, J. Dougherfy. Second Row: Assl. Coach S. Micio, B. Brownmiller, E. Silfies, J. Schmidl, W. Gogel, R. Milcovifch, J. Banlcos, J. Keglovils, R. Schleqel, Coach l-larry VVall. VARSITY SCORES Norlhamplon Nolre Dame Our malmen, paced by Disfricl' champ Norrhamplon Belhlehem Brian Brownmiller, and seniors Bolo Schlegel, Hormampion gyerulixllen or am on m. Joe Keglovils, John Schmidt Eddie Silfies, Nopfhamgfon parkland Don Rofh, and Richard Fenslermalcer, gar- Norihamplon Phillipsburg nered rhird place in +he Lehigh Valley Wresr- 212212225123 wgigilgll ling League. wilh a IO-2-O record. Harry Wall Norfhamph-,n SO, Lehigh and Sleve lvlicio coached fhe varsily, while Hofifrlgampion lglfilson Boro . . . or amp on mmaus Lou Wolf led The lumor varsily. Norfhampfon Easfon Firsi Row: D. Schlegel, C. Luffe, C. Recker, J. Suranolaky, J. Bolger, R. Gomes, J. Cole. Second Row: J. DeNardo, D. Laury, J. Gonlar, E. Rice, G. Newhard, J. Kohler, D. Prader, D. Rowlands. G. Reenock, R. Eclcerl, R. Kern, J. Shellock, D. Sillies, J. Slrauss, R Flyle, Coach L. Wolf. page one hundred six Russ sdys. lf you can? beai' 'um, bife 'um. Jigs cn His way fo anofher pin Brownie has Nazare+l'm's Jeff Marslw in a deep sleep. I-fleppu has his mmm all sfrciched ouf. page one hundred seven Whaf do I C10 Helf. Coach? Daw: ends 5 perfed Season Joe has his opponenf fied in knofs w4H1 a vucfory over Easfon. C0me On- 191' me UP! Don Micio qefs a piqqy back ride. Man Mountain pins anoiher. page one hundred eighf Firsi Row: R. Fensfermalser. L. Newhard, F. Harharf, R. Engle. C. Silfies, D. Harfzel, R. Sickonic, R. Yosf. Second Row D Chrisfoff, T. Tanczos, M. Lise+sl:i, W. Oplinger, G. Sodl, B. Brownmiller, J. Crock, R. Milcovifch. Third Row: Manager R On drelxa, J. Sieclconic. R. Oplinger, E. Silfies. D. Eichkoff, J. Bendekovifs. J. Kochenash. D. Bankos. R. Eclcarf. Fourih Row G Mooney, K. Rockovifs, S. Taczos, Coach, J. Oplinger, W. Greb. Coach, M. Lisefslci, L. Spanifz, B. Borger. BASEBALL Our baseball nine, led by Coach Mike Lise?- ski. are currenfly in Third place in The Lehigh Valley League. Capfain Willard Oplinger. Richard Fensfermaker. Brian Brownmiller, and Edward Silfies will be losi Thru gradualion. page one hundred nine NHS NHS NHS NHS NHS NHS NHS NHS NHS NHS NHS SCORES Parkland Whifehall Carly Coplay Becahi Siroudsburg Caiasauqua Emmaus Palmerlon Whifehall Slaiingfon K ff' Ed Silfics swings Info acilon aqainsf Becahi High. Q'----M WW. QT Brownie proves he can HH as well as pifch. Russ waiches ihc ball as he heads for firsf. page one hundred ten T - ze. , , --.,4,,,......, . l'. +e.. '11 li x . - A h ,U ,31 ci, Q. , . . tx . X . , r A, - .N Firsl Row, leli' 'ro righl: P. Schneider, R. OH, N. Werkheiser, J. Schranfz. R. Schlegel, G. Smifh, R. Miller, R. Schaeffer, D. Rolh, J. Pon+ician, C. Wogenrich. Second Row: D. Ware, D. Waldman, G. Slrol, W. Gogle, M. Danner, F. Herzog, S. Asbalh, D. Sawka, W. Messenlehner, T. Legaih, Coach Rock Reimer. Third Row: E. Rice, R. Lindenmoyer, J. Hawk, R. Kise, R, Fausf, D. Creyer, T. Unger, R. Dougherfy. R. Kleppinger, J. Gonfar, R. Flyle. Fourfh Row: D. Bruder, G. Rice, J. Schmidt J. Hammel, S. Cimico. D. Deilaerl, R. Nyce, J. Hall, D. Berg, D. Nilcisher. Fiffh Row: J. Eberhardf, J. Chabach, lQui'rl. lQui+l, M. Marfnick, lQuifl, C. Miller, K. Kise, B. Burns, lQuifl, S. Smilh, D. Wall, D. Hanzl. Sixfh Row: M. Me- dea, N. Nush, W. Fava. SCORES NHS 38 Palmerlon 57 Our lrackslers finished in Jrhird place in rhe NHS 4653 Dieruff 43lf3 league wirh a 3 and 2 record. Nevin Werk- Eglhqqgahlizn Ei-ZV3 heiser ser a new school record in lhe mile wilh NHS 25 Wil. BOFO 65 NHS 79 SI l l' I6 a Time of 4:56.4. VVe wish rhe boys a well NHS 37 Hilllggsn 53 done in Their Track accomplishmenls This year. SQV3 limllgelgflqxili 2526 L.V.l.A.A. - - - 2nd place page one hundred eleven M if Y 'Src' AWWA Novografz Hwrows a winning Toss. Miller on his way +0 a record Hwrow in Hue discus. N L Nevin Werkheiser sefs a new record in The mile run. page one hundred twelve e -w Rm' www ' . ,. . gf, W N-X .Mme wyhxgx x X -x A ,x N4 4 x X S. N , X fl , - K. x - xNUf .--.uw 'S A, I, Our Relay Team - James Sclmraniz. Roborf Sclvloqczl, Gary Smlllw, Charles Woqcnriclw. gl! ix . x N Q N Nu new C? ,ui 0- Sprlnlcr, Rkxymond Ol kxsyi.-89 yffzi 'f-K av v .L We-124844 ' Hu 'N-alll, Dismnce Men, Fcle Sclmzcidcr, Dennis Sawka. Nevin Wcrlclwciscr. Pole Vaullers - Jlggs Sillieb and Charles Wogenriclw. page one hundred ihirieen EAST STROUDSBURG STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE GYM EXHIBITION B 1 as ' f fl if ' 5 ' 'E . '14 - U ,sy , -'W Xgfges, X- X S ' 1 ' if V l E' l ki'XX s f if f W ff . XX X MQ K ' fl f s ff f , f . 1 5- X l lily, l X XX fy ' i 1 l l X y NA u' K f THE MOTTO OF KNOWLEDGE Knowledge in youfh is Wisdom in age: l Wisdom in youllw yields Knowledge and Praise. N Knowledge is Power in many,many ways And gain il' we musl in our lwigln sclwool days. i Knowledge we prize and riglwfs we mainfain. Filling our needs by all we can gain. Noi +o deprive our educalional musl, For only our own, ln God we Trusf. v I i , ' As you have seen and lweard our side. Your lwearls should swell wiiln eager pride. Educafion for all. and noi a mere guess. X We say l'l1al Educalion is flue Way 'lo Success. ' ' Darryl E. Dech ls l 1 , A Q. . 'Y' x s Q n x X P - I N X i X y - l ' f x x . 5 Q l If l '1 5 i y ' ' 'E W ' s ' 'l ll I K SX .X I X I 1 X f X x. s. l AJ N X J , 'f is K A of 'ee,, i ff 1 -V X . r' V I E it ' TX -. r Zskifff ,ag N gtg, ' ll -' l l ' , . if V-SA N 5 i, ,ix Y, ix fx, :wifi fg x ,, x fx W 'xx fi its J I ,M xC.K,. 5, L K 1 'L 5: 9, H f yi '1 ? 1 fmv -fi x 4. X ' 7 1 A. AA- K Howard G. Raubenhold. Chairman of 'rhe Freedom Shrine of Norfhampion Exchange Club. and Harold Heberling presenf +he Freedom Shrine plaque 'ro Dr. George Eichler as a lasfing memory of our sfruggles for freedom and independence. From The Confinenfal Congress of I775 fhrough rhe Declarafion of Independence, 'rhe Biil of Riqhfs, fhe Norfhwesi' Ordinance, +he Monroe Docirine, rhe Emancipa+ion Proclamaiion, +he Gefiys- burg Address. 'rhe German lnsrrumenfs of Surrender, rhe Insiru- meni' of Surrender in ihe Pacific and The Unired Narions Char- fer we frace fhe hisfory of our na+ion's confinual fighf for righf and iiberfy. p q one hundred sevenieen DEDICATION O The crowd mills in flue lobby. :SG 6 The beauliful landscape by Murrillo. page one hundred eighteen 0 XXQ1 C, QQ: Dr, Boehm speaks on Educalion in flwe space age ll I.,-I s sswixs News i SE? Through lhese hallowed halls will pass many lufure qenerafions. page one hundred ninefeen X so i as s ' 2 - , --X i N... of J I lf ?-a-- V Tv xii Q. is ' ' f?! i , X -I! fe.-va I Q X L, K f fy , . so ' X X v- ixxx ' f KSN- s W ff . X X jl ll ' X , Q, s f xx , S- if Nu A I - R v i 4 iii y X ,X ' i ff 'li i Q i l. i X l ! i A i R xx xx Q- K X i If y i , l l I 4? F . l . i 1 N Dear palrons, we cherish your friendship so +rue. V . And lhanlc you for all The nice lhings you do. I I7 You were failhful and Jrrue lhroughoul' lhe year: f s You aided our cause and were more lhan sincere. We hope 'lhal our friendship soars high in 'lhe sky, ix , And your lrusling supporl will never fade nor die. 9 X I Again, we beslow Thanks and praises on you l As we parl wilh lhe friendlies? and fondesl adieu. l y Kalhleen Roclcel X l l li P tl I i i . 11. ii Q l 'X 1 i X il i l , ily X xy A ,lil K it li A 1 X i X y il . yu y i my 'Q ill W 4 af ' , i ' ,j2'P?7 ,af f 1 Xb, XX 1 'Y 'Z ' K V x i QX- X I K R 4:,?L,A'-, N-, , 1 1 ' ,f- :MT 7 J f' XQTVN X e - 1 X sl af ff . aff' i f f 4 415 i xr N -V 'I' f , A ,ld 1 ei U I 4 X 'S , ' A 'pf P 'Qflf l I i -A l il K ss -NAL N , Q ..- 1? X., I ...saw Mm..-Q ,Q Ali ff i QD iv' 1.12 ' Four Star Contributions vifvimimk P. C. Balze, M.D. ancl L. E. Wilclrick, M.D. Call-Chronicle Newspapers Cemenl' Na'I'ional Bank Cross Counrry Clolhes, Inc. Dee Ville Blouse Co. Firsl' Nalional Bank of Balh Garre++-Buchanan Co.---Kemmerer Paper Division The Hill-Top LuncheoneHe J. J. Newberry Co., Nor1'hamp'I'on, Pa. John's Sludio Lehigh Valley Dairy Norfhampron Exchange Club Nor+hamp+on High School Alumni Associafion Norfhampron Sanirary Dairy R 8: S Prinfers Was Den Guns d Three Star Contributions vkvifvk Ace Hotel 81 Bar Supply Co., Inc. Heitzman's Economy Store B 8: L Formal Wear Keiser's Steak House Dr. Arthur Feldman H. A. Miller 8: Sons Joseph L. Fischl, Beer Distributor Perdick Construction Co Gourmet lnn Two Star Contributions A 8: B Meats, Allentown, Pa. A 8: P Food Stores Bret1 Cleaners Crossroads Mobile Home Center A Friend Paul E. Hall Hampton Bowling Lanes Harhart Fuel Oil Karo's Amoco Kleclcnersville Hotel Mr. and Mrs. John B. Kucharczuk Lautilc Jeweler Lerner's Dept. Store, lnc. Mauser Mill Company Miller Bros. Aaron Newhard, Druggist Northampton Lumber Co. Quality Service Station. lnc John J. Sipos, Excavating Dr. James A. Turner Universal Pants Co.. Inc. One Allen House American Hofel Anfhony's Resfauranf, Treichlers, Pa. Arisfocrafs Car Club, Bafh, Pa. Arf's Food Markef Barry's Aufo Supply Barfholomew Funeral Home Bafh Home News Bafh Hofel Bensing Funeral Home George M. Berg Dr. 8: Mrs. W. F. Boucher Affy. Jerome W. Burkepile, Jr. Clyde Shiri' Co. The Coplay Nafional Bank Danny's Aflanfic Roberf Day, General Hauling Harold Q. Doffer Insurance Agency Dreher's Launder Mai' Eberhardf 8: Mazur Grocery Sfore Eberhard+'s Economy Markef Eichler Wood Producfs, lnc. Elmer's Markef Anfon Erdosy's Dry Cleaning and Repairs Efhel's Beaufy Salon. Bafh, Pa. Fosfer Jewelers Frederick's General Sfore Frank Gaspar Coal Dealer Gasper's Hofel Gaugler's Mower Service Gilboy Ford Mercury, Inc. Harly Bo'H'ling Co. Harfigan's Cui' Rafe J. C. HuH'erer's Texaco Dr. 8: Mrs. W. J. Hvazda lndianland Hofel, Bill and Irene Franklin Kocher Decorafing Bob Kosc, Esso Trading Posf AH'y. Russell Kowalyshyn Lehigh Valley Sporfing Goods The Leiby Agency Lenh Mofor Co.. Inc. Carl D. Loch. Real Esfafe and Insurance Star Contributions M 8: N Marsh Greenhouse Miller's Diner Mooresfown General Sfore Moyer's Markef Nafional Finance Co. I96I Nafional Honor Sociefy Norfhampfon Business 8: Professional Women's Mr. and Mrs. Ed Novografz Club P 8: M Modern Plumbing and Heafing Dr. 8: Mrs. Sidney Parmef and Family Pefe's Lunch Palmerfon Beverage Co. Raccoon Club Regal and Blum, Dependable Credif Jewelers J. S. Reinisch Insurance Agency Reifz Jewelers Rinker's Gulf Service Roy J. Rofh, Coal 8: Fuel Oil Rufh's Chevron Service S+. Nicholas Ukrainian Home Associafion R. D. Schaffer Curfis Selfzer, Sr. Dr. and Mrs. Charles Sieger Rudolph J. Simon, Used Car Lof. R.D. if I, Bafh, Pa. Affy. Frank M. Skrapifs Michael J. Skweir, M.D. Richard A. 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