Schuylkill Haven Area High School - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Schuylkill Haven, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1950 volume:

mnimwwsmmmrf 1: v.mw::-nw: - wmfxwgpxm-n.vf,, ,X mf., um.: muLf:n1m.wwmm'runm1mun Mlillll llil Schuylkill Haven High School Schuylkill Haven, Pa. l I 5 FOREWORD High school days pass quickly and are soon ob- scured by the complexities and problems of life. If pleas- ant memories are recalled and happy moments relived with each perusal of this annual, we shall have accom- plished our purpose in presenting the 1950 edition of the Blue and Gold. 2 TW4E SIUE HND GOLD PRESENTS THE QMNIUERSARVHRQDE THE Cmss OF H50 v I GUR Qvoow Hmmavaasmzy CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION .... . SENIORS ...... . . CLASSES .... . . ACTIVITIES .... . . SPORTS ..... . . FEATURES ...... . . ADVERTISEMENTS . . . . . MXH'-L -I I I 4 Q Mfg.. L If ' TE, :X Z 16 91 U ,ji ' L :r 9 C O H SCM 4 HDIVHNISTRHTION YT? L4 EA X A . MHER fx ,go ax +, X Fleer I LL J- 'Pi L9 WX YXYXXVXY HUGH H. HOKE 1 President IOSEPH S. KAUFMAN HARRY L. BURKERT Vice Prcsidcnt Secretary 1 w , w BOARD CHARLES DEIBLER HIRAM L. FISHER, IR. Treasurer DIRECTORS E.. WALTER HINKLE IOSEPH MANBECK 6 PAUL S. CHRISTMAN Supervising Principal E ARE PROUD that we, the class of 1950, have had as our Supervising Principal, one who believes that the future of a nation depends primarily upon its educational system. He believes not only in a great unity of purpose in the education of todays youth, but Works hard toward its fulfillment. He is recognized as a leader in the field of education, not only in this community, but throughout the state. We take this opportunity to express our deepest gratitude and appreciation for the valuable assistance and guidance which he has so unselfishly given us. 7 PAUL E. HARTRANFT High School Principal With gratitude and appreciation we acknowledge Mr. Hartranft's many kindnesses and capable guidance as high school principal and teacher. At the close of our high school days, we thank him for many happy remembrances. 8 W. EDWARD BROWN Department: Mathematics Colleges: Albright B.S., Penn State M.Ed. School Advisory Position: Senior Class Advisor The Class of 1950 has been expertly guided by Mr. Edward Brown to whom we are truly grateful. We re- member with pleasure his direction of our play, pageant, Washington trip and the numerous other administrative tasks which lead to graduation. AARON E, YOUNG Department: Commercial Colleges: FGM College B.S., University of Pa. lVl,E.S. School Advisory Position: Iunior Class Advisor Out of school work, hobbies. interests: Rabbits. 9 C. HARRIET HOY Department: History and German Colleges: Moravian College, B.A., Le- high University, M.A. School Advisory Position: Blue and Gold Staff Advisor Out of school work, hobbies, interests: Choir Director-Christ Lutheran Church, reading, music. LAWRENCE L. IMBODEN GLORIA L, RODGERS Department: English College: Pennsylvania State College, B.A. and M. Ed. Out of school work, interests, hobbies: Methodist Church Choir, Pottsville: Young Adult Society, Methodist Church: Iunior Womans Club, reading, dancing, swimming. NELLIE M. REINHART Department: English Colleges: Kutztown State Teachers Col- lege, Pennsylvania State College, B.A. and M.A. in English Literature School Advisory Position: Haven Fax, Sophomore Class Advisor Out of school work, interests, hobbies: Travelling, reading, hearing lectures on current topics. 10 Department: Commercial Colleges: Beckley College, State Teach- ers' CollegeHBloomsburg B.S. Out of school work, hobbies, interests: lnstructing pupils in Commercial work under state Rehabilitation Program, Hum- mel's Furniture Store, Ford School of Business in summer, Adult Education Class in typing. Reading, art work, paint- ing inside and outside of home, etc., traveling, bowling, sports, movies. ETHEL M. BAUSUM Department: Guidance and Foreign Lang- uage Colleges: Wellesley College, B.A., Uni- versity of Penna,, M.A. School Advisory Position: Guidance Counsellor, Advisor of Student Council, Senior National Honor Society, Senior Tri-Hi-Y. Out of school work, hobbies, interests: Member of Business and Professional Womens Club, Vice-Chairman of Dis- trict 9 of Business and Professional Wo- men's Clubs, knitting, newspaper work for West Schuylkill Press and Pine Grove Herald, Tremont, Pa. CHARLES I. STAUFFER Department: Science and Mathematics Colleges: Albright College B.S., Penn State College M.Ed. Out of school work, interests, hobbies: Veteran training, Vocational training Administrator, Fishing, Fly-tying. WILLIAM HARNER Department: Science College: Albright College B.S. School Advisory Position: Safety Patrol. Iunior High Assembly program chairman. Out of school work, interests, hobbies: Chief Burgess of Town. Secretary of Lions Club and Community Ambulance, Emer ency Driver for Ambulance. Hob- by: Construction of H O Gauge Scale Model Trains. LAMAR W. KERSCHNER Department: Science gcglege: Franklin and Marshall College School Advisory Position: Budget Col- lection, Conservation Club. Out of school work, interests, hobbies: Hunting. PAUL L. BOWEN Department: Art College: Albright B.S., School Advisory Position: Hi-Y Club. Art Club, Faculty Mgr. of Athletics. Out of school work, interests, hobbies: Salesman at Hummel's Furniture Store, Borough Councilman. Church Consistory. Hobbies: Lettering, Designing, Poster Making, Oil Colors. WILLIAM K. STAUFFER Department: Physical Education College: Albright B.S. School Advisory Position: Football Coach, Director of Athletics. Out of School Work, hobbies, interests: Fly-tying, Fishing, Hunting. ll 011. EARL C. UNGER Department: Instrumental Music College: Lebanon Valley, B.S. Out of school work. interests, hobbies: Bowling, Private teaching. lege, B.S. DOROTHY R, LESSIG Department: History Colleges: West Chester State T.C., Pennsylvania State College, B.S. School Advisory Position: 'Ass't Adviser of Blue and Gold. Out of school work, interests, hobbies: Clubs, Art. WINTON C. EVANS Department: English Colleges: Keystone State Teachers, B.S. ll Coach fi E ta DORA R. BROWN Department: Geography College: Kutztown State Teachers Col- School Advisory Position: Ir. Tri Hi Y, Ir. National Honor Society Out of school work, interests, hobbies: Interested in antiques, collecting bone china cups, and small pitchers. MRS. IANE EILER Department: Health and Physical Ed. College: E. Stroudsburg State Teachers College, B.S. School Advisory Position: G.A.A, Ad- visor. School Advisor Position: Basketball Y Out of school work, interests, hobbies: Sports. l2 MARY S. REED Department: Library Colleges: Kutztown Teachers College, Library-Millersville and Temple, B. S. School Advisory Position: Library Club. Out of School Work, hobbies, interests: Reading new books, gardening. FLORENCE M. SHOENER Department: Music College: New York University, B. S. Out of School Work, hobbies, interests: Sewin Card Games Pla 1 g. . y'ng the piano, Collecting China. Church, Music tCon- certs. etc.l, Educational gatherings. C Af .iii few? I R. H 7 Department: Mathematics College: Iuniata College, B.S. School Advisory Pos.: Baseball coach. Ass't Football Coach-Ass't Basketball Coach. Out of School Work, hobbies, interests: P.I.A.A. Football and Basketball official. I. REGINA A. LUTZ Department: Home Economics Colleges: Manslield State Teachers Col- lege, Drexel, B.S. Out of School Work, hobbies, interests: Music, Sewing. IVAN R. FISHER Department: Industrial Arts College: California State Teachers, B.S. School Advisory Position: Stage Work. Out of School Work, hobbies, interests: Carpentry work, Drafting. 13 l Q, UR. N. ALBERT FEGLEY I MRS, ISABEL BERNET School Physician School Nursc' RAYMOND FLAIL DR. SAMUEL DETWEILER ARTHUR KRAMMES f:1lSlUflliIfI School Dentist Custodian -of MRS. AUSTIN BAIR HELEN MELLOR MRS. IOI-IN WEBBER MRS. ELAINE FISHER Scrrr.-tary Cooks Clerk 14 if 5. Q - rw If W N xhlllunu' nf'I'xXx V , Q, e X SENXOVN3, X I 1 X x A , Nm . xx J Q11 4 Class of I950 TWELFTH GRADE HOME ROOM OFFICERS First Row: Emily Reed, Shirley Ziegenfus, Anna Clark, Helen Knittle. Second Row: Martin Luther Acker, Rommel Woodland, Neil Gehrig, Iohn Cresswell. fort. Top Row: Ray Wildermuth, Donald Houck, Iames Maden- ROSTER OF THE CLASS OF 1950 Margaret Aungst, Anna May Bittle, Sylvia Bittle, Iune Breiner, Anna Clark, Iune Cullen, Ioan Degler, Anna Dinger, Ethel Drey, Ianine Epting, Mary Iane Evans, Patricia Faust, Patricia Fidler, Nancy Frey, Nan Geschwindt, Nancy Glaser, Suzanne Graeff, Charlotte Guldin, Helen Knittle, Carol Kremer, Anna Lascala, Suzanne Lechner, Ioanne Little, Raydelle Loy, Mary Alice Moyer, Pearl Neiswender, Eleanor Noecker, Naomi Oliver, Ioy Pflueger, Phyllis Phillips, Wilma Raffa, Emily Reed, La Rue Shoener, Norma Snow, Dolores Sterner, Anna Termini, Martha Tobash, Helen Trotman, Harriet Weiss, Anita Wise, Ardelle Wuchter, Shirley Ziegenfus. Martin Luther Acker, Richard Anderson, Paul Batdorf, Lee Berg- er, Louis Bocam, Eugene Bubeck, Iohn Calloway, Iohn Cresswell, Fred Doll, Sherwood Dreher, Frederick Edling, Robert Farr, Robert Feeser, Henry Felker, Russell Fidler, Lee Freed, Robert Fritz, Neil Gehrig, William Gehrig, Charles Gurski, Donald Houck, Ray Killian, Glenn Kimmel, Richard Kolbe, Iames Mad- enfort, lohn Mengle, Gar Miller, LaMar Moyer, Roy Nagle, Bischoff Paul, Kenneth Potts, Leroy Rhein, David Saul, Charles Snyder, Robert Spotts, Salvatore Stramara, Leon Strohecker, Earl Teichman, Ray Wildermuth, Rommel Woodland, Charles Zvorsky. Motto - 'Every man must educate himself. His books and teachers are but helps: the work is his. Colors -1 Blue and Silver Flower - Yellow Rose 16 'vw is IOHN WILLIAM CRESSWELL lack The greater man, the greater courtesy. Football 1, 2: Student Council 2, 3: Hi-Y 2. 3: Stage Crew 1: Class Officer 3: Basketball 1. lack, our football hero, will always be re- membered for his good sportsmanship-Iackie wants to be a mason-Spends his spare time hunting, and with a small, dark-haired senior gir. - LEE ALFRED BERGER Shlep That is as well said as if I had said it. Football 1, 2, 3: Safety Patrol 2, 3: Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Hi-Y Club 1, 2, 3: Honor Society 2, 3: Homeroom Officer 2, 3: Class President 1. 2, 3: Iunior Play: Student Council l. 3: Fire Warden 3: Haven Fax 2, 3: Blue and o . Shlep , our class president, is known for his dr wit and sarcasm-Often is heard saying. Jon lap! and other startling remarks-His ability as a leader will bring him success. MARTIN LUTHER ACKER Sonny - 'ACurly t- Acker Here I standg I cannot do otherwise. God help me. Amen! Band 1, 2, 3: Orchestra l: Haven Fax 2, 3: Chorus 2, 3: Senior Play: Iunior Play: Foot- ball lz Basketball lg Blue and Gold: Homeroom Officer 1, 3: Honor Society. Acker . the actor of our class, has chosen law as his profession-His hobby is playing tenrlis, and he frequently exclaims, Let's go, oe. MARGARET LEONA ALINGST Dolly She must be seen to be appreciated. G.A.A. 1-, 2, 3: Girls' Chorus 3: Library Club 2: Tri-Hi-Y. Charlie and dancing are the two major in- terests of lively Dolly - Dolly , who will one day be a nurse, is often heard asking, Does anybody have any chewing gum? ANNA MAY BITTLE The thing I don't like about parking is that noisy crash. Girls' Chorus lg Mixed Chorus 2, 33 G.A.A. l, 2, 3: Haxen Fax 3: Blue and Gold 3: Tri- Hi-Y 3: Library Club 2: Student Council 3. This dark-haired beauty is a typical woman driver-Says her main interest is lack, with Whom she enjoys dancing-Soon will be heard saying, Number, please. PAUL DAVID BATDORF Hammer To love the game beyond the prize. Football 1, 2, 39 Basketball l, 2, 35 Baseball l, 2, 35 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3: Student Council l, 3: Class Treasurer 1: Senior Honor Society: Fire Drill Warden 3. The class of '50 is proud of Batty , our shining athletic star-Blond. curly hair and a noisy giggle are his trademarks-Plans to at- tend college next year. SYLVIA MAE BITTLE .. Syb.. Better a poor excuse than none at all. G.A.A. l, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 35 Girls' Chorus lg Library Club l, 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y. I'm gonna get my hair cut, declares Syb, the star Hirt of the class-She chooses the Waves as her profession, and is interested in sailors, dancing, and going to Orwigsburg. LOUIS CHARLES BOCAM, IR. Lou The principal thing of life is to enjoy it. Football lp Iunior Play: Hi-Y 2, 3. Lou's rather complicated ambition is to be a Radio-Television-Electronics Technician- Spends his spare time working with wood-. Says. Throw him a fish, RAY EUGENE BUBECK Snick or Booby Never worryg ncucr hurry. Collecting stamps and coins interest Genie , who longs to be a radio technician, and enioys sports-His ability to make up his mind easily is proved by his expressions, O.K. , UYeah , Ah Ha , I guess . IUNE FRANCES BREINER Not one more word spoke she than was needed. Tri-Hi-Y 3. Iune, an able Home Ec student, wants to be a dress maker-She loves to sew, and is very active in church workf-When amazed, the red- headed lass remarks, Holy Smokes! IOHN ELI GEORGE CALLAWAY 'AIack or Moose I can be pushed just so far. ' Student Council l, 2: Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Boy's Chorus 35 Conservation Club 2, 3. lack, otherwise known as Moose , hopes to follow the family tradition and be an automo- bile salesman-Another hunter and fisherman, Moose zooms here and there in a Packard or Hudson-To friends' bewilderment says, Gras- si hassi huckleberry! ANNA ELIZABETH CLARK Annie I would my horse had the speed of your tongue. Girls' Chorus l. 3: Mixed Chorus 2, 35 G.A.A. l, 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 3, Cashier 1, 2, 3, Cheerleader 1, 2, 39 Blue and Gold 33 Home Room Officer 1, 3: Student Council 2. Annie , complete with her giggle, will some day work in an office-Her pride and joy is to lead the cheers at all athletic contests. 19 D IUNE MAE CULLEN Uhme., Gymnastics, as well as music, should begin in early years. ' G.A,A. 1, 2, 3: Student Council 2: Tri-Hi-Y 3: Girls' Chorus l, 3: Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Blue and Gold 3. With a twist and a turn this energetic young lady is standing on her head, such an agile tumbler is she-Enjoys music, all sports, and the expression, Holy Cow! IOAN DOLORES DEGLER ..Deg,, A vast expenditure of human voice. G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 3: Haven Fax 3: Library Club 3: Student Council 3. Ioan, a native of Port Clinton, claims her in- terest is Hink , to whom she probably says, Hiya Good-lookin'! -Likes music and choos- es oflice work as a vocation. FREDERIC ROBERT DOLL Fred I agree with no man's opinions. I have some of my own. Football l, 2, 3: Safety Patrol 1, 2, 3: Senior Honor Society, Student Council 2: Iunior Play: Senior Play: Homeroom Oflicer 1: Blue and Goldg Baseball 1, 2: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3: Mixed Chor- us l, 2, 3,: Band 1: Fire Drill Warden 3, Fred, an unsurpassed lineman, is just as efficient in the classroom as on the gridiron. ANNA REBECCA DINGER f'Dinger How very great the very small are. G.A.A, l, 2, 3: Girls' Chorus 1, 3: Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Student Council 2: Cashier 1, 2, 3: Haven Fax 3: Blue and Gold 3. We know Anna will succeed in the future as an efficient office worker. I thought I'd die laughing is her favorite saying-Music and basketball, her favorite hobbies. SHERWOOD IAMES DREHER Pud 'Tis quality, not quantity that counts. Haven Fax 2, 3: Home Room Officer 1: Stu- dent Council l. The small-fry of the Class of 1950 is Pud , whose great desire is to be a court stenographerf-He likes roller-skating and teas- ing, at which time he often remarks, Ain't it a shame! ETHEL CLAIRE DREY IANINE SARAH EPTING m Ieame There aint no use in gettin riledf' Here is a dear and true mdustr ous friend GAA 1 2 3 Library Club 3: Tri-Hi-Y. G.A.A. 1 2 3 Haven Fax 2 3 Student Ethel will be another lady sailor -Likes to Council 3 Trl H1 Y 3 dance sew paint signs and say Same differ- Uleanie' a qood student and willing worker ence One of Miss Lutzs prides in the Home is a whiz at typmq and shorthand Hailing EC department from Orwigsburg R D Ieanle likes to read and ice-skate and lonqs to be a ecretary FREDERICK IOSEPH EDLING Fritz or George Beware.' I'll do something startling yet. ' Football 1, 2, 3: Basketball 1: Hi-Y 2, 3. Tall, dark, and 171 Fritz is a capable foot- ball player-A good-natured soul who likes to sing solos, especially the word, Five - Fre- quently says. 'Stick around a While: you don't smell so bad! MARY IANE EVANS Ianie She can dance: she can sing: she can do 'most anything! G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Band 1, 2, 3: Girls' Chorus 1: Mixed Chorus 2, 35 Haven Fax 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 3: junior Play: Senior Play: Gym Team 2: Honor Society. This pretty red-haired young miss' ambition is to become a physical education teacher'-Her hobby is dancing, one of her many talents. ROBERT PAUL FARR Bob or lVlooch I like work, it fascinates me--I can sit and look at it for hours. Football 1, 2, 3: Baseball 1, 2, 35 Stage Crew 1, 2, 3: Band 1, 2. 3: Iunior Play: Chorus 2, 3: Gym Team 1, 2, 39 Conservation Club 2, 3. Another of the class' contributions to sports is Mooch, who is equally active in football and baseball-Favorite saying is, In my younger days --Ambition is to be a mechanic. 21 fectionate, Drop dead! PATRICIA IANE FAUST Pat Then she will talk. Good gods, how she will talk. Mixed Chorus 2, 35 Tri-Hi-Y. Pat , who wants to be a medical secretary, is known for her constant chattering and for the expression, I'Iuh? What's that? What did you say7 FLikes dancing and a red-headed sailor, ROBERT PAXSON FEESER 'iBob It's a great plague to be too handsome a man. Basketball 1, 2, 3: Baseball 1, 2: Senior Hon- or Society: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 33 Conservation Club 25 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3: Student Council 1: Blue and ,Gold 39 Budget Collector 3. Bob is equally capable on the basketball court and the dance lloor-His favorite express- ion is Fore or Well, now! -Plans to make a career of either sociology or golhng. 4 HENRY IOSEPH FELKER, IR. RUSSELL LEROY FIDLER Hen Russ Rome wasn't built in a day. Born tired and never lost his birthright Football 1: Baseball 2, 3. Stage Crew 1 2 Conservation Club 2 3 Hen , who will be another of our Navy Russ , who will be a serviceman in the men, has a great interest in sports-His love future, frequently says Wie geht s7 Enpoys of his fellow man is demonstrated by his af- stamp collecting and also all sports PATRICIA ANN FIDLER Pat Little I am: little I be: but I am big enough for me. Band 1, 2, 3: Orchestra 1, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Girls' Chorus 2: Tri-Hi-Y 3: G.A.A, 1, 2, 3: Blue and Gold. This spry young lass on the basketball court likes to paint in her spare time-Whether her future work includes bein an artist or beautic- ian, we will still hear, ?.et's get together on this, girls. 22 LEE DONALD FREED Freedie Oh, why should life all labor be? Baseball: Football: Gym Team 2, 3. This cheerful young man will, no doubt, some day belong to the state police force. His favorite saying is That's all she wrote. ROBERT IONATHAN FRITZ Homer He may be slow, but he is precfous sure. Well, speak of the devil, and here he comes is the favorite expression of Homer , our junior Einstein-He enioys building model trains-Will some day be an airplane mech- amc. NANCY ANN FREY ..Nann A good heart is better than all the heads in the world. Girls' Chorus 1, 3: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3: A Blue and Gold: Library Club 3. This dark-haired lass, who longs to be a secretary, likes music and the number l7 - Her favorite saying is Boy, Oh Boy! NEIL EDWARD GEHRIG Neil These are the times that try men's souls. Football l, 2, 3: Baseball 1, 2, 3: Band 1, 2, 3: Orchestra 1: Homeroom Officer 1, 2, 3: Class Officer ly Iunior Play: Mixed Chorus 1, 2: Hi- Y Club 1, 2, 3: Conservation Club 2, 3: Track Team 2: Honor Society. German class, during which he often in- quires, Where are we? is Neil's Waterloo -Likes to go hunting for the exercise-Hopes to be a veterinarian some day. WILLIAM LEE GEHRIG Bill The beginnings of all things are small. Student Council 3. Bill , a fellow who is a whiz on the dance floor. is uncertain as to his future undertakings -Another fiend for hunting and trapping-He exclaims, Ieepersl at any remark. 23 NAN ELLEN GESCHWINDT ..Nan,. When I open my mouth, volumes pour forth! Gym team 2: Mixed Chorus 2: Budget Col- lector 3: Blue and Gold 35 G.A.A. 3: Haven Fax 2. 3: Tri-Hi-Y 3. Nan, a future Florence Nightingale, likes dancing and hiking-Another genius in the lab -Will probably say to her partients, 'lGod bless you. NANCY LOUISE GLASER Wink Pretty to walk with, witty to talk with, and pleasant, too, to think on. Student Council 1, 2, 33 Honor Society 2, 3: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3: Girls' Chorus l, 3: Hav- en Fav 2, 3: Blue and Gold: G.A.A. 1, 2 ,3g Tri-Hi-Y: Budget Collectorg Class Historian: Iunior Play: Homeroom Officer 1, 2. Wink's activities do not prevent her from being one of our best students-Among her other witty sayings is, That's a noble idea. How did you think of it? CHARLOTTE EMMA GULDIN Charlotte Never say can't, always say try. G.A.A. l, 2, 3: Girls' Chorus 3: Tri-Hi-Y 3. Dancing and ,reading are the hobbies of this unselfish senior lass'-She plans to be a tele- phone operator, and repeats Oh, Brother! whenever exasperated. SUZANNE MABERRY GRAEFF Sue or Graeflle Where e'er she met a stranger, there she left a friend. ' Girls' Chorus l, 3: Mixed Chorus l, 2, 35 G.A.A. l, 2, 3: Haven Fax 2, 3: lunior Play: Senior Play: Tri-Hi-Y: Budget Collector 3. Sue, tall and poised, plans to be a nurse- Loves to read and collect foreign dolls. Glory bel she often exclaims to her classmates-We bet her patients won't want to get well. CHARLES ARTHUR GURSKI Charley I owe all my success in life to having been always a quarter of an hour beforehand 7 Charley is a future railroad worker and an ardent hunter and fisherman To thorouqhly confuse classmates he often remarks Atcha Ahoya Aloo-i-a. 24 DONALD WALTON HOLICK Houckie All great men die young, and I feel sick myself. Band l, 2, 3: Orchestra 1: Homeroom Officer 1, 3: Class Treasurer 3: Cashier l, 3: Budget Collector 3: Mixed Chorus 3: Conservation Club 2, 3: Iunior Play: Senior Play. Donnie is the class wit, famous for his imi- tations-His hobby is driving a blue Ford sta- tion wagon. Favorite ex- GLENN D. KIMMEL Glenn Why should the devil have all the good times? Iunior Play: Conservation Club 2, 3. Glenn, whose rather dangerous hobby is collecting pocket knives, plans to take up for- estry-Can often be heard to say, Yo, hand- some! -He is another brilliant lab student. pression, Can I borrow your homework? Good ' luck, Houckie, in the bus- iness field. RAY IUNIOR KILLIAN Ears I'm not studious, but my other habits arc good. Football 1, 2, 3: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Track 2, 3: Conservation Club 3: Gym team 2, 3. Seems to be of the opinion that, You're just showin' your ignorance -Co-captain of 'Al'Iur- ricanesn who participates in hunting and other sports-Best wishes, Ears , HELEN LOUISE KNITTLE Knits or Liz If music be the food of love, play on. Library Club 1, 2, 3: Cashier l: Student Council 2: Homeroom Officer 3: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus 3: Blue and Gold: Tri-Hi-Y. Helen, equally efficient in piano playing and commercial work, plans to be a private secre- tary-Frequently says, You don't say! -Ev- en her quiet manner can't hide her sweet nature. RICHARD LEE KOLBE Dick Hush, hush, Genius is burning. Safety Patrol 2, 3: Student Council I, 2, 3: Homeroom Officer 2: Blue and Gold: Iunior Play: Senior Play: Conservation Club 2, 3: Basketball 1: Student council 2, 3: Honor So- ciety 3: Track. Dick, whose report cards are unsurpassed, hails from Adamsdale but goes all out for his Alma Mater-Enjoys stamp collecting, hunt- ing, and, as his favorite saying, How about that , suggests, baseball. Dick, an active Stu- dent Council member, will be as successful in life as in his school days. 25 CAROL MAY KREMER Pete A horse! A horse! My kingdom for a horse! G.A.A. l, 2, 33 Blue and Gold 3: Tri-Hi-Y 3. The Waves is the chosen vocation of Pete. a jolly senior lass'- Tsk, she says, whether she is dancing, swimming, or horseback riding -Loves to go dancing at the Y -Good luck to you, Carol! ANNA ELIZABETH LASCALA Lascala Come and trip it as we go, On the light fantastic toe. G.A.A. l, 2, 39 Gym team 2: Iunior Play: Library Club 1, 25 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 39 Girls' Chorus lg Safety Patrol l, 2, 3: Haven Fax 3: Blue and Gold: Band 1, 2, 35 Tri-Hi-Y. Anna is equally interested in twirling and dancing-This girl really shines on the dance Hoor-We can just hear her saying to her parties on the line, Ye Gods! IOANNE BEVERLY LITTLE NIO., Little, but active. Girls' Chorus l, 3: Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Cheer- leader l, 2, 3, Tri-Hi-YQ G.A.A. 1, 2, 35 Blue and Gold: Senior Play. Io, famous for her wisecracks, has a talent for making appropriate remarks-One of her amazing talents is getting put out of the li- brary.-This little cheerleader frequently says, For corn's sake! ALICE SUZANNE LECHNER Sue Good worker, good friend, good sport. Cheerleading 1, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3: Girls' Chorus l, 39 G.A.A. I, 2, 3: Haven Fax 2, 3: Senior Play, Tri-Hi-Yg Budget Collector: Cashier l, 2, 35 Student Council 2g Honor So- ciety. Sue, who likes sports, sewing, and Center Avenue, intends to pursue a Home Economics course in college-One of our pep girls. I RAYDELLE CHRISTINA LOY Smoky Talking is one of the fine arts. G.A.A, 1, 2, 3: Girls' Chorus 1, 3: Mixed Chorus 2, 35 Tri-Hi-Y: Blue and Gold. With the blow of the whistle and a Hey, you, Raydelle, our able referee, stops action in the girls' basketball games-Her greatest ambition is to be a homemaker. H IAMES L. MADENFORT uhm.. Yes an' no, an' mebbe, an' mebbe not-. Latin Club l: Boys' Chorus 1: Football I: Basketball 1, 2: Track 1: Baseball 2, 3: Student Council 2: Home Room Oflicer 3: Conserva- tion Club 2: Gym Team l. A'Iim explains anything with, You know what I mean! --His jokes are cute when he finally gets them out-Wants to study elec- tronics. GAR WOOD MILLER ..Bap,. O, this learning-What a fling it if. Basketball l, 2, 3: Baseball l, 2. 3: Conser- vation Club 2, 3: Track Team l, 2, 3: Gym Team l, 2, 3. Although he is small, Bap is a threat in basketball and baseball-The lone male jitter- bug of the class often pops witty sayings, such as, I'll drive you thru the wall. -Maybe his hobbies, hunting and fishing, influence him in LAMAR RALPH MOYER Shorty his desire to be a forest ranger or a conserva- tionist. IOHN IRVIN MENGEL Bubs Theres a method to his madnessf' Stage Crew l, 2: Conservation Club 2, 3. Although 'ABubs ' hobby is baking, hir choice of vocation is the Merchant Marine. Can be heard to say 'AHuh? as he tramps along the hall. He seems a quiet fellow. Conservation Club 3: Student Council 3. The field of aviation or photography will Hnd a valuable asset in Shorty -Don't let his favorite expression Shut up! deceive you in- to thinking he likes silence-His hobbies are sports and girls. MARY ALICE PARRY MOYER A'Mary Alice You come late: yet you come. Tri-Hi-Y: G.A.A. I, 2. 3: Haven Fax 2, 3: Blue and Gold: Iunior Play, Student Council 3: Home Room Otlicer l, 2: Class Officer l: Li- brary Club l: Budget Collector: Cashier 2: Honor Society. Mary can be seen breezing into school at 8:25 A.M. or 12:55 P.M. yelling. Miss Hoy, I'm here. -This tall dark-eyed miss has a bright smile. She enjoys the movies. Z7 ROY IRVIN NAGLE, IR. Naily Silence never betrays you. Conservation Club 2. 3. The motorcycle roaring down the street bears Naily, our class mechanic-When things go Wrong, he seems to find comfort in saying MAh, gee Whiz! PEARL BERNEICE NEISWENDER Pearlie For there is music in her soul. G.A.A. l, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus 3: Haven Fax 3: Tri-Hi-Y: Blue and Gold. Parties and dances are favorite pastimes of Pearl'-Especially if they are in Frackville- She often wonders, What shall We do now? NAOMI BLANCHE CLIVER Nomie Born with the gift of laughter and a sense that the world is mad. G.A.A. l, 2, 3: Girls' Chorus 3: Tri-HifY: Iunior Play. Blue and Gold. Our witty Nomie wants to be a secretary and likes to read and go to the movies, when Hnances allow-One of her many expressions is, Ya, schnookln ELEANOR NAOMI NOECKER Ellie The hand that made you fair hath made you good. Girls' Chorus l, 3: Mixed Chorus 2 ,3: Haven Fax 3: Student Council 2g G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Blue and Gold: Tri-Hi-Y: Library Club 2. A fair-haired blue-eyed lass who hails from The Hollow ,-Likes music, sweaters, and the expression, No kidding. -Wants to be a secretary. A. BISCHOFF PAUL Bish Eat, drink. and be merry! Football 1, 2, 3: Basketball lg Conservation Club 2, 3: Student Council 23 lunior Play. An important member of our football team is 'Big Bish. -Is interested in flying and in- tends to ioin the Air Corps- Aye, fellow, is this practical ioker's constant reply. IOYCE URE' PFLUEGER UIOV., She has occasional flashes of silence that make her conversation perfectly delightful. Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3: Girls' Chorus 1, 3: Haven Fax 2, 3: Honor Society 2, 3: Iunior Play: Tri-Hi-Y: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Cashier 3: Budget Collector 3. This dark-haired young lady is known for her imita- KENNETH FLOYD POTTS Kenny Not that I love study less, but that I love fun more. Student Council 1, 3: Conservation Club 2, 3: Iunior Play. Kenny, a first-class pest. wants to be a paint- er-Can often be seen driving a black Ford. giving lifts to the kids- tions and active imagination - Glory! she often ex- claims to the two Sues. - Will one day be a student at Cedar Crest, where she'll' prepare for nursing, My true love hath my heart, and I have his.. Budget Collector 1: Cashier 1: Art Club 1, 2, 3: G.A.A, 1, 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y: Library Club 3: Haven Fax 3: Blue 6 Gold: Iunior Play. Will, whose artistic ability is unsurpassed is hoping to be a fashion illustrator - Likes drawing, painting, and a certain doc - Says That's gooky when anything displeases her. WILMA ANN RAFFA EMILY VERA REED PHYLLIS ADA PHILLIPS Phissy The blush is beautiful, but it is sometimes embarrassngf' Girls' Chorus I: Mixed Chorus 2, 3: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Library Club 2: Haven Fax 3: Blue C1 Gold: Student Council l, 2: Tri-Hi-Y: Budget Collector: Senior Play. Phissy Phips, who remarks, It ain't the same, plans to be a nurse and likes sports and reading. Phil is known for her blushing and giggling. She'll really be an angel of mercy. Will Or Bill Emmy For she was more than overshoes in love. G.A.A. l, 2, 3: Girls' Chorus 3: Home Room ' Officer 3: Haven Fax 2, 3: Iunior Play: Library Club 1, 2. Although Emmy claims reading and bas- ketball as her hobbies, we think her chief in- terest is a iunior boy - Favorite saying is Ieepers! -Will succeed as a telephone opera- fOl'. 29 Another hunting and fishing fan. LEROY WILLIAM RI-IEIN The greatest undeveloped territory in the world lies under his hat. Baseball 2, 3: Track 2, 3: Conservation Club 3. Leroy, who sometimes prefers hunting and fishing to attending school, plans to be a mech- anic - In the classrooms he often remarks, I don't know. DAVID CONWAY SAUL 'AShadow And when a lady is in the case, you know all other things give place. Student Council 1, 3: Budget Collector 3: Cashier 1, 3: Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Conservation Club 2: I-Ii-Y 2, 3. Shad is of the opinion that Al Iolson can imitate me pretty good - Shad hopes to take up engineering, but refuses to let labor interfere with romance - More power to him! NORMA IEAN SNOW P2QQv That load becomes light which is cheerfully worn. Girls' Chorus 3: G.A.A. l, 2, 3: Mixed Chor- us 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y: Budget Collector. Although Peg lives in Orwigsburg, she is loyal to S.H.I'I.S. f- Her downfall is Algebra II, about which she says, It's enough to drive a lady crazy! --Her success as a nurse will be measured by her height. LA RUE AGNES SHOENER Lu-Lu Her smile is like turning up a lamp. G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Library Club 33 Tri-Hi-Yg Budget Collector: Blue 6 Gold. Lu-Lu yells, Hi-a, Sweetyl as she saun- ters down the hall - Another future nurse, LaRue enjoys swimming and dancing '- Will surely be successful. CHARLES I. SNYDER Chunk I'm no angel. Football 1: Basketball lg Hi-Y 2, 3. Chunky, whose ambition is to retire, is in- terested in cheerleaders and baseball--Inquires Are you weak in the head? - 30 IOHN ROBERT SPOTTS Spottsie Whenever I feel the urge to exercise coming on, I lie down until it passes over. Library Club 2: Iunior Play: Conservation Club 2: Senior Play: Track 2. Punctual Spottsie usually drifts into class in the middle of the morning-Will be a sailor in the future-Often remarks, Come on, boy! -Confesses that girls are his hobby. SALVATORE M. STRAMARA Sal There's a good time coming boys! A good time coming. Student Council l, 2, 3: Conservation Club 2, 3: Blue E5 Gold: Budget Collector 3: Cashier 2: Iunior Play. 'ASal, a tall dark fellow, will use his gift of gab someday as a lawyer-A famous joker and all-round pal, he often yells, Hiya kid. DOLORES ANN STERNER As pleasant a soul as e'er trod on shoe of leather. G.A,A. 1, 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y: Girls' Chorus 3. 'ASis is a diligent Home Ec student who loves sports and Baltimore-Her greatest am- bition is to be a telephone operator - Calls everybody and everything Pot. LEON HARRY STROHECKER. IR. Straw I'll find a way-or make it. Stage Crew 1, 2, 3: Senior Play: Iunior Play: Mixed Chorus 2. 3: Budget Collector 3: Base- bal 1, 2. 3: Track 2: Student Council 1: Haven Fax 2, 3. This tall, dark' lad is a brilliant chemistry student. as his favorite expression, lt smells like Ammonium hydroxide, proves - He likes stamp collecting, hunting and fishing, and base- ball-Wants to be a dentist. EARL W. TEICHMAN Teichy Thou art long and lank! Track 2. Our Teichy, when he joins the Air Corps, will probably long for the good old days he spent hunting and fishing-This tall one often remarks dryly, You don't say. 31 Ie. ANNA MARY TERMINI Anne :'Patience is the best remedy for every troub- Tri-Hi-Y: Girls' Chorus 3. Anne, who loves to bake and read, will be an efficient secretary-Favorite saying is Hi there, Old Chap. MARTHA ANN TOBASH UlVlarcie Her very froufns are fairer far Than smiles of other maidens aref' Iunior Play: Girls' Chorus 3: Cv.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y: Blue 8 Gold: Twirling Corps 2, 3: Library Club 2. This jolly lass, whose hobby is reading, is a valuable member of our Twirling Corps - We can hear her saying to her fellow office work- ers, UAW, I'm only kidding. HARRIET IOAN WEISS MKid A cheery smile, a word or two: For she is a good sport through and throughln Girls' Chorus 3: Library Club 3: Tri-Hi-Y. This happy-go-lucky Miss' saying, Son of a sea biscuit, never fails to erase her daily trifles - A probable future nurse, who likes roller rinks, romantic novels, and piano playing, possesses the ability to cheer all. HELEN THERESA TROTMAN Cookie Happy am I, from care I am free. Why aren't they all contented like me? G.A.A. l, 2, 3g Library Club 1, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus 3: Tri-Hi-Y. Cookie, who likes boys. especially those from Cressona ho es to become a nurse -1 Her , P favorite expression for any occasion is Gee Whiz! 32 RAY ALLEN WILDERMUTH ..Ray,, Every man is a volume if you know how to read him. Student Council l, 2, 3: Conservation Club 2, 3: Baseball 1, 2, 3: Hi-Y 2, 3: Homeroom Of- ficer 2, 3: Class Treasurer 2: Safety Patrol 2, 3. Ray, one of our A students constantly in- quires, Yeah? fe Another all-around sports fan - Although Ray has not decided on his future, he has the stuff for success. lass. ANITA MAE WISE 'ANeats If you're there before it's over, you're on time. Girls' Chorus 1: Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3: Cw.A.A. 1, 2, 35 Haven Fax 3: Blue E1 Gold: Tri-Hi-Y: Budget Collector: Senior Play. Thanks, pal, says Anita, as she giggles and chatters-Hopes to be a nurse - Divides time between reading and working at Keller's. ARDELLE PHYLLIS WUCHTER Speak out, hide not thy thoughts. Mixed Chorus 3: Library Club 33 Tri-Hi-Y, Ardelle, whose desire is to be an artist. likes baseball, skating, and reading -- A real home- FUD hitter, Ardelle usually questions, Honest? ROMMEL IOSEPH WOODLAND It may be said that Cupid hath clapped him o' the shoulder. Band l, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus 2: Orchestra l: Baseball 1: Home Room Officer l, 2, 3. This future chemical engineer seems to be- lieve that Everybody has the right to go crazy -likes music, hunting, and a tall blond- Doc SHIRLEY RUTH ZIEGENFUS Bez We know her merry giggle, for she's a jolly Home Room Officer 1, 3: Class Officer 3: Girls' Chorus 1: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3: G.A.A. l, 2, 3: Student Council 1, 2: Honor Society 2. 3: Budget Collector: Tri-Hi-Y: Haven Fax 2, 34 Senior Play, This lass of good character and much am- bition hopes to find her future Work in business administration. asi'es la vida! is her favorite expression: reading, painting, and sports, her hobbies. CHARLES ZVORSKY Charlie or 'AChas Does nothing in particular and does it very well. Gym Team 2, 3: Budget Collector 3: Student Council 25 Conservation Club 2, 3. HChas, who hails from Orwigsburg R.D. is seen driving a light blue Pontiac f- Favorite pastime is baseball. 33 supplies the 12-C homeroom with gum. Senior Class History WELL, HERE WE ARE - the senior class of 1950. What a wonderful part of our lives this year has been! It seems a long time since we were i'Silly Sopho- mores entering our first year in high school. Do you remember that year in tenth grade? The months after September, 1947, were packed with good times. In spring we were proud to sponsor the Annual Sophomore Crystal Ball Dance in the gaily decorated gym. We real- ized that the good music and the enjoyable time had by those present made up for our careful planning and hard work. During this time our class was guided by Miss Reinhart, our adviser, and by Mr. Kerschner and Mr. Imboden, other homeroom teachers. We chose the following as officers: president, Lee Berger: vice-president, Neil Gehrig: sec- retary, Mary A. Moyer: treasurer, Paul Batdorf: historian, Nancy Glaser . In September, 1948, we returned to Schuylkill Haven High School as juniors. How time was flying! We again chose Lee Berger as president: this time john Cresswell, vice-president: Nancy Glaser, as secretary: Ray Wilder- muth, as treasurer: and David Saul as historian. In October under the guidance of Mr. Imboden, our class adviser, we enjoyed a night of fun at the junior Halloween Party. The delicious refresh- ments and lively games are unforgettable memories of this social event. Record dances during basketball season were also sponsored by the jolly juniors. The largely-cast 'iThe Night of january 16th, probably the first of its kind ever given at our school, was presented as the junior class play. Directed by Miss Helms and Miss Hoy, it was a damatic and financial success. Then the big moment arrived - our senior year, beginning September. 1949. We followed what seemed tradition and elected Lee Berger to lead us through our last year together. To assist our president we chose jack Cresswell, vice-president: Shirley Ziegenfus, secretary: Donald Houck, treasurer: Nancy Glaser, historian. Our blaze of glory started with the splendid record of our 1949-50 football team, captained by Paul Batdorf. Senior gridmen contributed well to the team's almost perfect season. Later in the year we witnessed another brilliant per- formance by our basketball team, led by Paul Batdorf and Ray Killian. This ball club, which included also Robert Feeser and Gar Miller, seniors, can be congratulated for its fine work during the season. Our senior play, Uncle Fred Flits By, directed by Mr. Brown, acted as an outlet for the cast's talent and an evening of entertainment for the audience. Our seniors were also active members of the Mixed and Girls' Choruses, Haven Fax staff, band, student council, cheerleaders, twirling corps, baseball team, G.A.A., and Conservation Club. Then came the month of months, june, the busiest and most important time in our lives. Class Night exercises and a colorful pageant, written by our own seniors, were presented in the auditorium. Thus, the three years in our lives which would prove the richest in experi- ence and memories came to a close. The senior class is grateful to our adviser Mr. Brown and to Miss Hoy and Mr. Imboden for their attempts to keep us on the 'istraight and narrow path, and we extend best wishes to those who follow the great CLASS OF 1950! NANCY L. GLASER Class Historian 34 Us WC? M Sl A Nu KRS! V Q vga if ' if K .Am 1' QW SB I il'xI limi: ll. lbrii-5 lvilvli, li, Iii.-lu-rl, li. l'llm- H1-l', N. l'INli. NI Sliipi- I.. lxvlxlllIo'l'. S1-uviul llnxx. Xl. Iirmxii l'. Allligst. N. lh-1-31-r, li lim-li, Al. Ifiilli-r, S. lh-ii sinus-l'. l', Svlmvtl'vl'. 'l'liil'4l lion: ll. llli-in X. In-ml, I , ll--In-i'. SI Zimnli-rlimn, ll. Stn-Vin-i' N, lirlwzllzi. Il. Nnxli-, l4'm1i'lll limi: I.. 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IIiIlIIII'j'. ww-vf,.r -' ' A f0vwQv DW ' , BM9t if 'q M6 Mfwe ' WM Uxfwlf ' l XE Q75 ' . 4. ,AME LL VM .Sw , ,MK W wK ..-.--LL 4.4..n ..,-A,A, Tenth Grade Homeroom QFFICERS First Row: Elizabeth Glaser, Shirley Gehrig, Shirley Brown. Louise Fellows. Second Row: Thomas Lechner, Cal- vin Krammes, Sylvia Kriner, Roy Scott, Frederick Fellows. Top Row: Dale Rutter, Fred Danb- enspeck, Benjamin Blessing. IOC First Row: Faye Rolland, Marlene Umbenhauer, Lois Zulick, Rose VVinqle, Carole Ulsh. Barbara Scholl, Second Row: Mr. Kerschner, David Reed, Susan Shomper, Ioan Troutman, Morrisine Rhen, Emily Shaw, Robert Zimmerman, Dale Rutter. Third Row: Harry Zulick, Harry Thomas, Richard Sherry, Iohn Petry, Donald Lengle, Edward Sharadin, Sterling Shappell, Robert Sterner. Top Row: Iohn Trumbo, Roy Scott, Albert Neyer, Ronald Schumacher. Ioseph Trumho, Fred Reed, Aaron Trout, Bruce Sports. 40 'kip' lil-Lx lfuxl Ihr. blum- lfrociriclss, xlL'illll'llk' lim-ary, Sliirlvy llrmmn, livrznlnliuv Illnliir Hvrirmli- limi iglivr, llnrricl Crosslcy. .xil'A'1llllI Ihr. Miss lik'lI1l11lfl, Ifrm-d l7IlllllK'llh1bk'l'li, .lun lfislwr. Russrll lluxxzllcl, Nlnmlmi Huy Allzui llziinlmriclgu, Iiiclmrcl llrmxn, liuuzxld lfrm-rivli, lidwznrd liclling, l11mlli'ff:.': Rmmlcl lin-sl, Slurlq lx-lty, Imusl- lw-ll-ms,1.luri:1 lwvullx, .limo lluyur. lwrn I'ullrr Nancy lfrilz, ,lu .Xmi llzllxlnrf, Ylznm-s liuilry. Iffizrrlli lx'ff:.'. lim-njzmiiu lllcssing. lfrc-durick lfulluxxs, I':m'icl4 Arvlilmzilcl, lfrn-slvrirlx liitlln, ll.lr- Ulcl llcililvr, Rin-lizard .'XL'l1L'l1lHlCll, tivrnlcl llnum. xvllllillll Ilvnsirigvr, Izumi-s Vrmulwrgi-r. i f 'wi' ? lo-ll Ifnzvt 1x'1m'.' PL-ggy Kramer, Shirley Gclirig, Anna Mac Molil, Sylvia Mcnglc, lllzmrln- Uri-mir, -luzm lgmlwnstcin. ,Nlwzvizrl lx'fm': Mr. Slilllllff, Dmlzlld -lmws, hluscpli :Xll'lZlL'l', Xylllllllll llsnrnnr, lliclmrnl Klinc, Pm-ter Muzluoni, iinlwricl Malzloom, VYilli1m1 Keller. Tliirri Rm-'J liutll Gricscl. Mary llcinlmcli, Flizznlwtli Glzlscr, Marilyn liudcmzm, Sylvian Krin- cr, lflczumr licllcr, lilindil l.0y, Sylvia Killian, lialvin Krzmmws. I:I'IU'f1l lx'u:.': Clarke llcrslivy, lfdwnrd NZHIS. Russell Miller, llillll llnllvr, ,-Xntlmny llurslai. Charles Mohl, l.:1rry Mengle, VVill:ird Krc-nic-r, Thomas ln.-chner. 41 -H ---A-L47-AAA -,A,4. . ..44.-,-, 411 ll-A I r'r.x'I lx'rm'.' Nancy Geary, Marian Clay, janet Dcilmcrl. Shirley tivary, liarhara lihcrly, Rctty tiipc. ,N'1't'mrfI Ix'n:.'.' Mr. Young, Mary lit'I'I'lllClSl'l, Phyllis Gchrig, Teresa lluraclmlq. Kay Donna llulmct' 'l'11 ls, Mary Ann llainhridgc, Nancy Dcwald, Ann llast, Constance lfilcr. ini li'n:u: juhn llulton, john Arugoud, Patricia Coomhc, Ruth Hollinger, Faith Fi-lty, Luis llruwn, llruvc Frccd, Ciharles llordcn. .l. up lx'n:v.' jamvs Dix, Richard Fcxisterniztclier, Richard Rowcn, Norman Ilcnsingcr, XYilhur lit-hrig, Gary tichrig, Milton Dcihcrt. Il-C I'.liV'.Yf Nfmu' I lm't-iicv Simmimlingvr, Gladys Stoudt, Susan Ptlucgcr, I4-una SlI'lPlll'i'lxt'f, Marin' l'uxx'vll, lcla Rt-lu-r. .Ximwznl lx'u:.': Shirlcy Yoda-r, Ilulorus Smith, ln-no YllI'L'I1liH, lit-ily Rs-ht-r, Nancy Nt-3. Rhrvcla l'rilwhard. llzfml Ihr.-.' lfrancis Slramara, Richard Sausscr. lilaim- Volts, Marli-nu Smith, -It-an Spilllvr. lxathli-cn Rht-in, Arthur Zimmcrnlan. Y, nf- lx'fm'.' l.t-on Rcagur, Ruclm-rick R1-iflvr, Ronald Svvtl. XYvnclc'll Oswald, Richard Rcvcl, .hfllllll Tulvias, Stcplwn Yavula. 42 Eleventh Grade Homeroom OFFICERS First Row: Marlene Smith, Marie Powell, Nancy Dewald. Second Row: Wendell Oswald, Ianet Moyer, Darrell Koch, Kathleen Haes- ler, Robert Shaup. Top Row: Richard Fenstemacher, Gary Gehrig. f elif Od ll-ll l'1Vxt lxlntu' l.n1S l'Xf2lI1lCf. 5lll!'ll'j Hiller, ,Xllu-rtn Moyer, Alzmvl lll'TTl!1Q. lxsnlhlun llqars ln-r. Shirley Minnich. .Yvumzzl lx'1m',- ,lliss Ilausum. lfrzmk Km-ith, Ralph 1Qrccr1:m:1l1. Willizmx lluhlcr. Huy l,n-hmam Ronald Knoll, Richclrd ML-nglc. Ilwllllfd Rnfv: Darrell Koch. lfliznhclh Moyer, vlozm lllllklyillilll, Dorothy Krznnnws, Karla-vn Michel, Louise Moyer, Dorothy Knoll, ,lanct Moyer. 'llffv lx'rm'.' Anton Kichm-r. llillll Mengle, limp llciscr, l.k'UI1lll'Cl Kulikusky, l'l1:xrl1-S Mm-mzlm Lawrence Hummel, joseph Kulikosky. 43 ARCUND S531 5:13 SCHOOL l ALMA MATER For you, Haven High, We'll work and we'll try, To bring your name Glory and more fame, May all that you know, Be pride and joy alone. Our Alma Mater, behold The Blue and Gold. Schuylkill Haven High, We will fight for you. Staunch you'll remain To you, the Gold and Blue, As true as the Blue, As Worthy as Gold, We'll do our best for you Our Haven High. Our dear Haven High, For thee we'll do or die. Our thoughts will cling with thee Unto eternity. The friends gained through your love They'll be as stars above. This Alma Mater true, We dedicate to you. 46 NAN STANTON, '28 EDNA PETERSEN, '28 IOHN I-IONSBERGER, '28 Music by LEE BERGER, '28 V I 1- T-.W QQW LD fw w IXEN IJRl'M MA,lORli'l l'IiS lmfl In lxyllflllff Nancy Duwald, ,Ivan- Ywllm' HQ-ary, Anna Lascala, Iiclty flipv. lanct lla-rring, Martha Tolmsh, Mary Ann Ilainlsriflgc, , .,'. X. I l'r.vI Ix'rm'.' joy l'ilucgcr. fharlcs Zvorsky, I,a Rus Slum-m-r. ,S'4'cm1z1 lx'rm'.' Suzanm- IlrautY, Nan! my Glaser, Salvaturn- Stramara, Anita Wisc. rlqlllvfd lx'fm': Mary .-Xlicc M051-r, S117- nc Lcchm-r, David Saul, I'hy!lis Phi!- lxps. Ifmfrllz lx'n:.'.' Norma ,Ivan Snuw, Robert Vccsvr, Donald lluuck, Richard Kolhc, Loon St!'UllL'L'kL'l', F-hirlvy fivg- cnfus. Advisor Mr. Rn-rsvlmlwr. Ill-Y ,S'rul4'rI.' Irv lh-rgcr. Frank Ka-ith, Ilarrcll Koch, Mr. limvuu, l'aul Ral- durf. Rnlu-rl Shaup, Rulvcrl Ifu-sur. .S'4'rnv111' lx'n:.'.' lfrud Dull, Valrivlx Arclnlmilld. Nvil lla-hrig, XYilliam llulmlcr. XYilliam Harm-r, Vlmarlos 3115114-r. Rich- ard Saussvr, Iamis limwnn, liivlmnl Rua-cl. HTIIUU Ifrccd, Richard Iimvvn, lamcs Dix, l.awrcm'v Ilummul, Rich- ard Ifcnslcrmaclu-r. 'l'l11'rrI lx'mu.' Harp flchrig, Roy SL-ull. Tmxy liichnur, David Saul, Wcnch-ll Oswald, Ronald Scutt. l'aul Mn-nglc. Blue and Gold Staff bl IlL'l'i..X'l'IUX lHiI'.XK'I'XIi'fX'iL Smlfml' Nl.l1'll1:1 'l'n5w11 lm, Killfili iiIAt'TlIl'l'. S lxizl llilllr, .Xmrgx K4l'1rL. .Xmm Husky Ixzlynlvllc Ivy, ,immlzufff Iillftlt' Slmm-lu-:', Sznlxxm- lurn' SII'.lIHil!'Jl. Rik'hIl1'LililIHH', l'c:1rl Xmsxumlrr. Huis lfmwnlmg. lys-lg. .XSf1i lll!l .Xnlx i- wr. lil FIX l'.b5 ,-XX ID SVOIQ I 5 Sm1ImI.' Xyillllll R:lI'l:1, hluzmm- lilllc. l,illl'iCiIl lfinllvr. .Xnuzl I,:1s vxllzl, Nzuwy' Ifru-5. Hclvn Knilllc... .Ymmllmlx ,Inns Vnllcu, lilcxuwr Nm-clwr. Ifrufl Doll, Rolwrl Fw-se.-r, .Xmm May liilllc, Anna llingvr, 49 -Q l'O-ICIDITORS ANI! IMXY Ul 'i ICIDZTUKS 5-4'Ilft'4l.' Nun Kin-sclmindl, R111 Korg P115 llis Phillips, .5-ftllltllllglf Marlin 1.111111-I' .'XL'lxn1 ru-cd1lur3 Mws llnrrwl Hug. :ulx ur: Lu' Hk'l'j2'L'1'. .-llr.vm1I.' X11-11111 f,llXk '. vm- Muycr, Xzxncy Mlzlsvr, um-all lunior Honor Society Ifirzvl lx'fm'.' Shirley Vrussley, Xnn Xrelilvald, Karen Sigmund, , s 21 '. .Ver 11 lx'fm'.' Vl1llk'UClHfl' llelif- ner, 1 in Urnrielmergt-r, Sylvia ' ossley, Miss Dora lirowri, ad- visor, llarlwara lierselmer, Sau- dra Seltzer, Hulbert lielner. llilrrl lx'n:.'.' Mildred lletifner, llayclelle llruxyn. james Keith, Ianiee lmlmomleu, liarlsara lies-ser. Girls Chorus Ifirxf Ii'n7v,' Charlotte Guldin, Emily Reed, Anna Dinger -lean Slrittler, june Cullen, Miss Shoener, Raydelle Loy Rhoda Priteliard, Marie Powell, Anna Terniini. Srrnnri lx'rm'.' Faith Felty, Suzanne Graeii, Betty Gipe Naney Geary, janet llerring, Shirley Minnich, Marion Clay Ida Reber, Dolores Sterner, Nancy Frey, Florenee Simi mindinger, Gladys Stoudt, janet Deilrert, Geraldine D'Ali0 Tlrirtl lx'mu.' ,loan Hoffman, Elizabeth Moyer, Dorothy v 1 Krammes, Karleen Michel, Margaret Aungst, Joanne Little, Mary Ann llainlnridge, Anna Clark, Elizabeth Glaser, Nan- cy Glaser, Eleanor Noeekcr, Nancy Ney, l.ois llrown, llar- riet VVeiss. Fourth Row: Patricia Coombe, llarhara Elmerly, Aliee Relmer, Shirley Yoder, Harriet Crossley, -Io Anne Hatdorf, Teresa Buraehok, Shirley Geary, Suzanne Leehner, Kath- leen Haesler, Nancy Dewald, joy Pflueger. mi. Miss liziusiun, ,lui l'tliin'gL'r, lrxmk livith, Xi-il iii-lirig. :wliu l.u1l1vi' .Xvlwiy Iinhcrl lx'm'5n'l', i5.ll'rvH ixnwil. Ima- iltrg- mi, lfiwwi Imll. Senior Honor Society .X'ruli'il Sliirlvy fiugriifus, Num-5 tilgnswr, Rlmilql i'1'ili'ilJll'ti. Niimnm- i.l'l'ilIlt'I', Mary ,Izum- illls. .Nhvuzil lx'f1:.'.' l':ml lnilclm! ullurnl Ruud, xlllff .Xlivv Huy-V ,-. 1 lillllli lx'w:.'f liiuliurd liullw, A 1 1 Q ... Mixed Chorus l 1r.xl lx'ff:v: Susan l'lliu'gci', ,lam-1 lh-ilucrl, Nzmcy lfrcy, M5 Xicgviifiis, lfli-zuim' Nui-rkm-r, ,Nunn lqnm-qnlgi, ,Xrcli-Ili Xllllff 1Ql.isi-r, xlilfj' -lzmv lfxzms, Miss Slim-in-i', Rivlmrd XYi1vl11i-13.103 I'1im-gvr, Siuunm- Kirgutil, Iillmlzn I'rin'Ii:nrml, Rm-ml, .Xunzl Uingvr, wlxmvt Nloyor, Kay Uminu llillu-ck, l'if'I17'llI lx'w:.'f lfrzmlx K4-ith. lirurv Ifri-ul. llirhnrzl Faux Nlqmric l'uxxrl!. vlum- Viillmi. sur l':nul Blunglr, lluunld lluuck, Iluxid Saul, Xxiiiiiillll Hul- .Nimwulil lx'n:.'.' Xlnrlum- Smith, lilzulys Slmull. Ilclvn lor, Ifrcd Dull, Iwo Ili-rgcr, l.gmi'i-imcv lliiiiiiliul, Ilnlluh iiiftlllllilll, i.t'UIlll Slruliuckvr. H0113 tiipv, Vcurl Xuiswuiclur. liru'ii:ux':nl1. Sylvia lliltlu, .Kumi Xillj Hiillu, lick-ri K11illik',.'xIl!1ll L'l:1rl4. 'linfi Ix'fm'.' hlniiius Dix, Rirhsnrcl Ilmwn, Martin I.iitlu-r Anita Wisc, -luziiiric I.iIllv. Siizannm' Li-chm'r, Vmistxnici- .Xckc-r, lfrud lidling, Loon Strolu-vkcr, Ilzurrvll K4iL'il, .Xnlun lfilcr, Nxxnry lla-wuld. Kiclmcr, Rolmc1't Iiccsvr, XXX-illlvll Oswald, Ruin-rl l7:u'r, Tlzml lx'ff:.': I':ntrici:1 lfidlrr, Rnymlclli- l.41y, Phyllis Phil- wluhn l.1lIit7Wllj. lips, Vgitricizi i'iIlllSI, Kzlthlvuii llzu-slcr, Xurnizn SIIIIXX. Shir- .., -..... -vwamq, X- 1. Q4-sm' -pu mn Art Club ,Nt'1Ift'fl.' lX2ll111l'l'll llillS1L'T', Xxlllllil 11:11 1-JI, Mr. lliltll 1111111-11, :111x1e11r, .1ilI1Il'S Dix, K'11111'11'S 5 541111111111 nyrlvr. 113 Sj1X'iIl Klrrrglv. 111' 1'1l'u1'l1, 1111111 lftlllllllllll. 1211-111111r lu-ll1'1'. Alllllt' 1,115 1-r, l11ill'1l'S llurclm-11. 111-115 5I11l11'11'11, fXl:11'y 151111 1111s1111r1', 8111111111 Url. 1 l'2lI11i 11111, 11111111111 1l111'r1i11g, 1.L'1lllJl 51111111-rlxm-1', hlillltl 11l'1'l'1I'1g, fX1:1ri1- l'41u 1'1l. .Nw1'4Il1'1l I Kr:11111111's, Library Club '1'1-rcsu 11llfll1'llU1i, lD11r11r11y Mary 131-r1111uisv1, 1111111111-111 M1151-r. xltlllll llrglur. 1.ll1C1lk' 511111-111-r, 111-1- 1-11 Kniltlc, 1l11rria-l 111-iss, Nancy Sllllfil' 11111. A rdcllo XYllL'1lll'l'. 51417111111 11: X11r11'5 lfrn-y, 1,1115 11T'UXYIl, 1.101111 Nlrsnlwulxcr. K11tl1l1-1-r1 1!11r1r1. ,l:111vl 111115 ur. l!1111d:1 l'1'it1'11:1rf1, l,111s lir:11111-r, S11irl1-5' Hurry, 111-rtruclv liultigliur, Sylvia lii11111r1, 111:1111'l1v 1111-11111-, Nlrss R1-1-cl, llvl- 011 'l'ml111:111. lfl111-1 1Jfl'j', Sylvia 1111111-, XX lllllil lQ:1ll:1. Conservation Club l'1l'.Vl lx'11:1'.' 1Qi1'11:1r11 Kullw, 12111 1111111-r, llulwrr 1':1rr, 11111111 Ki111r11v1. , . . ,N1'1'11111l l1f1:1',' 5il1XIlltlIAt' 5lrz1111:1r':1, lilly' liillizm, lllllll x1k'l1Q11l', 1.1-rm 1i111'111, N111 1.1-111'1Q 15111111111 1111111-1, llll7'1l l1'11:1: 1'1lilT1k'S fxurslq, 1ClIIl1l1l1 Sunil. l 1'vr1 141111, 151111111 lim-1111. 11-4111 111-11 311-11 -1111111 K111111x1:1j, l.:1111:1r X1111'111', 11:11 1111111-1-111111l1. I-11111111 l1'f1:1 lQL'!111L'l1I l'111lC, llilfff l1111r11g1s. lim Nl1jl1L', -1111111 Murrglv, liussn-ll . i , 141111111 lirwlrull llillll, lxllllllllfl XX1111c11111111. X111 1x1-1's1'11r11'1'. 52 Safety Patrol l'1lV.YI l1'11:1',' '1'111111111s 1,1'1'11I11'I', 1311111 11lI1' 11-1', l 1':11111 K111111, 111111111111 l1:1r1111r, 15111111111 .Xr1'1111:1111. -1111111-s K111111. S111'11111l l1'1f:12' .-1111111 1,:1s1':1111, .11iil11111' 1111I1111r1', X11111'1 111111:1111. l1l1l1'1i l1'1':1'.' 1,1'1' 11111'g11r, 11IlI'I'1'11 1i111'11. 1'1l'1'11 171111, 1i11'11111'11 111111113 11113 111111111 11111Il1, X111 11111111-1'. Cashiers . , ,,. . I-11.11 l111:1'.' 11111111 51r:1111111'11, 111111111 5l1'1111111'111'1'. 13111111 511111, 11111111111 1l11111'11, 1111111111 1 1s11111'. 51111111111 l1'11:1'. 81151111 1'11ll1'Q11'I', .I1111111 gt in 1111lj1'l'. 111111 1JIl1l111'l1Sl11'1'1!, XY115111' A111l11'5. 5111r1111 111-11r1g. -1111 1'11111'p:1'1, 111111111 l1'11:1'.' 1.1115 13r1111'11. 11115 1311111111 1111I1111111, 511111111111 111-111111, ,I11:111 '1'1'11111111:111, 5111r11-1 I!1'111111, Slllilllllt' 1.111'111111r, 1111111-rl 111111'1i, l1'111111!l1 l1'11:1': 5511111 K1'111111'. I!111'11111'11 1x111's1'1111111', 5il!'il1l 1711-1r11111, 1X1:1r111'11 N111, .X1111:1 13111g11r. .1lll1i1'1' 111111111l1'11, 1':1r11l 11111-- 5111, 11115 51'11t1. l l'f!l1 l1'11I1',' 1'Il1I'11'1ll 111111111'1', .I111111 51111l11. 111155111 111-1111, .xllllil 1'1111'11, .I:11111 1 1'g11'1, 1,1lXXl'1'111'1' 11111111111-1, G.A.A. l'1H,1'f l1'11:1 X:111115' 111-1111, 1111111111111 1111, -I1111111111 1.11l111, 1111111 11ll1111I1, Mrs. 12111-r, S1l1l'11'f 1111111'1g. 1-1ll'1l1 l'1s11, 111'l'11'11111' 11111If 111111-1', 111I'Zl1111111' 17'.X1111, 111111111 '1'1'11l111:111. 51111111111 l1'11:1 SIISJIII 1'111l11Q1'l', l'11gg1 1i1'1-1111111 1.11111s1- 171-111111s. 5111111-1 111'IlI'j. 13111111'11s SI11111I, 13111111'11s S11'1'111'I'. .X111111 111121-, 5111111 N11-11g111, 5111111 1111111-. lxflltld l1'11:1',' IC111111 N1-1-11, .X1111:1 13111g1'1', 1.1-111111 5111111111111-1'. x12l1'11' 1'1111'1111, 5111111 K11111111, 151114111111 1111111-1'. ,I111111 111111111 1111711- I11'111 1111151111 1.111s 111'il1I1l'I'. -1Jll11'1 x11Jf1'1', 11Jl11l11'1'll I1:111s111r. l'Uf111'l11 l1'11:1': 1111111 1111112 1'11l1'11'1.1 17111- 111r, 1.1115 1!1'1111'11, '111'1'1'5il 111lT1l1'1lIl1i, N1111 111-s1'1111'111111, 1'1111r1111I1-1111111111. 1'111111s l'1111- 1111s. 1111111111 11ll111Il, X11111111 O11111r, 511111111111 1Z11l11111'f. l'11fl11 l1'11:1'f K11111 411111 1!1111111r111g1'. X1111- 111 lD1111'11l11. 1,Jl11ll1' S1l1ll'11l'I', l'1-:11'1 N1-is XX1'11111'1'. 1111111121 11I'111'1IZll'l1. X:1111'1 X1-5, 111-11111 K11111111, 1'111'ilIl1iF X11111'1111r, .X111111 11111r11, N1ill'f' ,I111111 1'111111s, x1ilI'jl1l1'1'1 1111115151 51.1111 l1'11.1. 111.1 111-111-1. -11'1l111'111' 111-1111, 511111111 1i1'111111, X1:11'11111 'l'111111s11, N1111'11'111- Sl11111l. A1Il11k'1 1111rr1111:. ,1L'IlI1 51111111-r. .1ill1f 11111 lf111i11g, 1f1l1111 1,I'1'f'. 1111-111 111'1'I111'l', 51111'11-5' f111g1'111111s, 511111111111 1111111111111 111111- 511111011 1'11111r, 11111 1J1l11l11l 1211111-1111. .x1111il 1.11s1':11:1, .Xl1I1il M111 1111111-, 51111111 13111111111 1111111111111 X11111111 N11111 .X11L'1' N11131'1', 111181- XY111g111, 511111111 N1i111111'11. 1111111 11111-S1-1. 53 1 if you 1 ,, ' min -'I High School Band l'klI'Xf lx'fm'.' .lum-s, liulwovk. S4-lim-r. I':1ul. Nu-Cl, Shmn- Mr. Vngcr. lizmm, NYuc1dl:1nd, Auugst, Si'I!ll1HJlL'll1'f por, Ifislu-r, I:lli!1llI'idLlL'. 1lk'1lTj'. Ihwzlld, Spilllcr. Ifvzlns, Freed. :1 muv I'1dIf 'f IVWIIV I'W3ll'5'- I'l 'SV- I nnr'I1z lx'r1:.'.' Ackvr, Sputts, Cla-111. IM-llmuxx's, Ruth-r Srrnml lx'ff:.'.' lglsrrnlzl, Muyn-r, Smith, Hood, K4-lnur, I.:lsc:lI:1, Tulmzzslm, liviclwrl, Slwrry, Kvith, Kia-hm-r XXX-iss, Smith. llipv. Ilvrring, Sports, Gurdon, Rcln-r, Rcvd. . Xl'lf 'n- R5lU Wflhn- lV'l'l5m' Twp lx'r1:.'.' Hruwn, IJlllll1l'nSpL'Ck. I:l'HSlCfIllIll'lH'f, l :lrr 'l'l1rr'rl lx'ff:uJ Hmmm-I. lluuck, lillcn. Stull, Hclmrig, Suussvr. Ifmrsc. SL'llJl1.fI'lk'I', Kinsuy, l'rum-lu-rgvr. 9th Grade Chorus 54 as Orchestra l'ml1'11.v flfirxl l1'n:.': Kara-11 Ktlrll, 1311111111 Klznlmr. St1.l'I7f 1lIl7lt'.V .X-l'1'IllIli I1'fm'.' lfrud XYciss, Iffilllk Nhldrcd VIQIIUIIIIYSKDII, Carol Drivk. QIJICCII, Ronald Rlwn, Kia-rnld Hillllll, I':1Iric'i:1 .'X1111ga1. -I-fill-IIN .S'f'1'm11l lx'u:1'.' 8111111101 Ilzlst. pX11drcw Dar- 'l'1'n111Imm'.v- - rlqlllfll l1'n:.'.' Ifrrd U:111I1c11s1wuk, Rich- 011, K4-11m'1l1 R11111l1lu, lilllflik' Hcrslwy. ard Ilruwn. 'mlmy -- 'l'11ird l1'1m': ,I:1111cs Kfrunclwrgnr, XYz1l1cr 'l'1'1r111f1r't.s'f .S1t'L'IlllIl' l1'n:1'.' 'loan Smith, XYilli:1111 Sputls, lxnplzm. l l11!4'- - l':1tri1'i:1 Ifidlcr. .l:1111cs Keith, Richard Sha-rry, f.ltlI'l,H1'f.Y -- lfrmzl lx'fm': David licvd. S1lI1dI'2l Sullzcr. llllllllf Nivhzlrd N11-d. llrlrrrlx Iiu11:1ld Sk'llllI1lEl1'll' 5 DOIIHJI lmhcck. Ohm' Mzlrlcm- Smith. fr. IDI-I'l'L'fI'V' -- Ifilfl C. l'I1gl'l'. IOfh Grade Chorus 55 Aan Jam awafxafea' aoanmafwnkal , 'LVANIA 3 OF AWARD Mal 024 ASSOCIATION FVUKIN .NND NISXN5 .S'f'ulmI. Kay Iyullllll lllllwrlx, Dorn' 5 Knull, fX1:1rh'm- Smith. Mznry' 'lam' lk .mm llmilx Rm 4 cl. .Yftllllflllfl .' R i 4' lx :1 rcl l l'llSl4'I'IIlilL'Ilt'I', Ifrimlx K1-ith, Suvznnm' l,vrl1m-r. Nun 4h-schwi11dl, Mary .Nlivu Mmm-r, Iilivu lltlll Mug-1'. hlzmim Iipting, Iiivlmrmi I1lXXk'll. RiL'11Jl!'d Km-L-cl. il. QM.. in , 1919 naalml . A Zjanfedl - K l5I'f.X'l'l'lU'f UIfl'.Xll'l'NllfN'lx .N'ualml: .Ioy I'tl1u-gm, Nlilriv l'HWk'H , gl- lXJll1llR'l'H llgnnlml. ,N'141ml1:15f,' Xglnry KHIISVT, Milrlin Ill thvr .Xclwxp Wilmxl lizxlh, -IIIHIUS Dix. Phyllis Plmillips. ,Xlmsn-ut Nanny' Xcy. .XM Student Council tlst SL'li11'Slt'l' I l 11'.x'I l1'n:1'.' Sllifilf H1'ux111, NIZIYB Xlivu Nluycr, Shirlvy IXli1111i1'l1, 1111-1111 Iit'TSL'il!1R'T. K111111-ll1 Nngcl, .S'1'1'f1111l l1'11:1'.' ,ln .X1111 ll:1Icl111'f. Mary lla-r11l11'1s1-l. Ann H:1sl, Il:1x'11I Fillll. Sill . SIV11 l11-11 Y:11'11l:1, R1ul1:1r1l Kullw. 'l'l1l1'1l lx'f1'I1'5 .Xll11'rl:1 Muyvr, l l11r1't11'1 NlIlIil1diI1jlL'f, I.1111is1' lfu-lluws, A111111 May Iiillln- luzm Dcgh-r lla-tlv 5l11l11'i1'L ffzxry 111-l1r1gz, Kllllilld Sunil, 1111111511 S115d1-r, Nusa- NYi11gl1', Shirlm-1' 1111111111 111110 Ifpting, A1111 .-Xrv 1 . ll Il I l NI I' 111m:1s, 1o111:1s 11-C1111-r, 1 iss 1:111s 1. :1dx isur. '17 Senior Tri Hi Y l'11'.v! l1'11:1': Il:11'r11-1 Wnss. 121111-l IJ1'1-5. II1-lm-11 lr1ml111:111, ll:1yd1-lI1- 1.03, ,ln ,X11111- 1.11111-, ,lll11l' 111111-11, A111111 'l'1'r111i11i. S1'1'r1111l l1'11:1'.' fxilflll lil'4'l!lt'l'. A111111 Alllf liiillc. -l11:111 llvgglcr, lbulsnrvs SYt'I'HL'!', l'1':11'I Nuis- xx'c11d1'1', Miss l!z1us11111. Mary bllllll' Ifvuns. I.z1 lim- 511111-111-r, M:1ryz:1rvl .X1111gsl. Sylvia Iiilllv, 1411111 lotta- fluldiu. 'l'l1l'f'1l l1'r1:1',' Ntlflllll 11-1111 Snow, Mary Alinw' M115 vr, A111111 l.z1s1':1l:1. 511z:111m' fiI'Jlk'i,i-. ,Im I'H111-- 511-r, Shirh-3' ZiL'gk'I1f1lS. XYil111:1 ll:1lil'z1, Phyllis l'l1illips, -l:111inc Iipling. 'lhfv l1'f1:.'5 Martha 'I'11l1:1sh, Suznnm' I,UCllYll'l', txllllil t'I:1rl:, ICIQ1111111' X111-vkcr, H1-11111 Knilllc, lum' Iirn-im-r, Xllibllii Oliva-r. Ardullc NY111'l1l1-r. . 111i1:1 XYis1'. Nam fik'Si'ilXYi11dI, l':1l1'ici:1 l'1ilHk'l'. lxullw, l.1'1- I-1-1411-1'. ilzlrk HL'!'Sllt'j. 5ll'Ullk'L'lxk'1', l'-T'Jll1li llill, ,l:11111-4 l3:1il1'j1. K1-11111-Ill Volts, Xlillun lliclwri. lxillll 'l'11111l l1'1-112' Sl1i1'l1'5 Kli1111i1'l1, l.:1111:11' 311151-r, Xlllllillll lrvllflg. Xliljlll' ll.ll11 l1-5. -ltlllll XY11lf1', Nla-lx'i11 N511 ,l:11111'S Ilix, Xlz11'll111 ,l'11l1:1sl1, Klilclrm-tl ll1'll'111-r, llllftll l.1'1'1s1-l. ljllftllllf lxnull. lXlK'llJlI'4l 1-1111- 111 Xu-, .'Xll1c1'1:1 Klmcr, l11:111 vllfllllllllilll, l'.lv:111111' li1'll111', X1'1'l1l1g1l1l, xlilff .Xlicc Nluyrr, Nancy .1,,,,w HH Student Council K 1 .N1'1'ff111i fum' N111111 4-lgmu. l.1'1111 lw111lI1 lwz.-: l7:1x11l 5:111l, ltlix lwI1c1'. ' V 1 .. , . , , I-11111 lwrn, Nhss l1:111s11111. l':111'11'lQ N. J i...-naar Junior Tri Hi Y . , . . , . . . . . . l'1r'.vI l111:1': lllillll' l-:15'cl11s. lxusc xlllflt' l1:1lt11ny. 51111rl1':1 Url, lzstvr X :1c11l:1, lll:11'l111lv .1111-11 Sl1irl1'3' kirusslm-5, Sllirlvy' K1-rscllllcr. M1111-1111 l1'11:.'.' ,loycv Ki11svy, llHfUIll5 II1ur11i11g. -l11:111111- Ki1-111 r, li:11'1-11 Sljllllllllll, Miss llrm -lllI1l'I Millcr. lJllflllllUIl Kccd, Lois liilcr, .-Xl111:1 Il1111l4cl. 'l'l1lr1l lx'ff:.',' -ltbilll Smith, .'Xrl1'111- Ki1lfLlll5. vlnzm k':1llmx':15. Nancy Sl1:1r:11li11. .Xll11'1'l:1 ll1-1'11d. l'Jll'0l XY11lt1'rs. Shirlcy' Ilruwn, Carol Grin-scl, l'Al'Jll1l'k'S lf:111s1, IH-ggy N11-ck. 1911111111 l1'11:1'.' AI1111-d:1 llllI1I1l'll, .-Xlicv Zwmrsky, Iiussic Recd, l.111'i:1 'll-r111i11i, Nlildrucl lI11t'I'111'r. :Xnn Arvlxlmznlcl. liulu-rlzl Kclvcr. L-ilfkllyfl Snydy-r, Maury' lfllzx l:2lSllil!'L'. -luyu' Oswnlcl. TMP lx'11:1'.' Shirley Ann Dcitricll, llllflbilfll lfccsvr, Sllfilll Uvitrivlx, ,lIl!llt'l' l111l10dv11, lqlllll Slal- I lcr, I-1-tty Sl11l1ricl1, Mary Ann Killian, Annc fqfllI'lk'lK'fjZi'f. 59 flxxx Basketball Summary 1949-50 The 1949-50 season produced what was probably the most powerful Hurricane team ever to represent Haven High on the basket- ball court. Finishing the season with a splen- did record of 23 wins against 3 losses, the charges of Coach Win Evans became the first team in the history of the school and the South Schuylkill League to win the District Championship and advance to the quarter finals of the State Class B playoffs. Starting the season with a rush, the fast- moving, high-scoring Hurricane quintet roll- ed to 17 successive victories before being shaded by Tremont. By completing the league season with a 17 to 1 record, the Hurricanes earned the right to represent the 'South Schuylkill League in the P. 1. A. A. playoffs. Before entering the P.l.A.A. play- offs, the Hurricanes reached the finals in Hats OH To the Hurricanes the O'Shaunessy playoffs before losing the league championship to Pinegrove. Rebound- ing from this setback the powerful Haven team overcame St. Clair and Parkland to become District XI champs. Then journey- ing to Norristown, the Hurricanes defeated a strong Sharron Hill team and advanced to the quarter finals in P.I.A.A. competition at Reading. The Hurricanes were there beaten by Kutztown. This game, one of the most exciting of the season, will long be remem- bered by all. Co-captains Paul Batdorf and Ray Killian, along with Bob Feeser and Gar Miller represented the class of 1950 on this championship team. The fans can be proud of this spirited team. Next year's team prom- ises to be equally good and the senior class wishes the best of luck to them. THE 1949-50 RECORD OF THE HURRICANES We They We They Dec. 6 Hamburg 54 9 Coaldale 66 Dec. 13 Orwigsburg 71 . . . . . . 74 31 Ian. 24 16 Hegins 75 ... .. . 67 30 27 20 Reilly 77 . . . . . . 70 45 31 23 Branch 60 . . . . . . 59 45 Feb. 3 Ian. 6 Minersville 80 . . . . . . 73 39 7 10 Cass 41 69 44 10 13 Tremont 60 ... ... 41 43 14 17 Port Carbon 82 . . . .. . 91 48 17 20 Pine Grove 43 . . . . . . 45 39 21 O'Shaunessy Playoffs Schuylkill Haven 63 Schuylkill Haven 29 Branch 43 Pine Grove 46 P. 1. A. A. Playoffs Schuylkill Haven 63 ................. .... S t. Clair 43 Schuylkill Haven 46 . .. Schuylkill Haven 49 Schuylkill Haven 41 .... ...... Parkland 41 . . . Sharron Hill 36 . . . . Kutztown 45 , I4 V+. . A I k'x 1 wi 9 'Q Vx, + X WK, WW Junior Cheer Leaders l r-mzif Mary Iillu Ilzlslmru. lX'lI1'1'Il'lI!l.' Ummn Iilzlhr, lith- vl Hips, jam' Fcglcy, Karon Koch. .S'Im14liug1.' Sllirlcy Ilrmvn 64 Senior Cheer Leaders Russ XYi11p1lv, .Xunzx Vlurk. Nnnuy Ns-y, Suzzmm- l,wl1uv1', ,lu:u1m- lillln-, Sylvia Nm-rmglu. 'Q' Pigskin Summary I949 As finish is written to another chapter of football at S.H.H.S., it is fitting to glance back and recall a season that will not soon be forgotten by its participants. The 1949 edition of the Hurricanes was the first team of our school to be a member of the Southern Division of the Eastern Con- ference. Despite the fact that only four vet- erans returned to the squad, Coach Stauffer produced a team that finished sixth in a field of twenty-eight teams in Conference com- petition. The following boys climaxed their schol- d with the Shillington qame: astic football ays f 1 I ff Paul Harold Nyt Robert Farr, Bischo . , Edward Edling, Lee Berger, Paul Batdorf, and Fred Doll. The individual performances of each member of the team are all worthy of mention, for each did a splendid job. Proof of this skill is shown by the fact that five players were selected to Twelfth Annual Dream Came Not to be overlooked in this ison is the splendid iob of t play in the sez he l.V. s. review of the I , .Q ,fffxffv WW QM . F, 'K'yQx5 O-1, M -1 W 1 L Pl, W N 12.24 fe QW f i sv li . .95 ' s Varsity Football FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Sept. 9, 19-19 Scpt. 16, 19-19 Sept, 2-1. 1949 Sept. 29. 1949 Oct. 7, 19-19 fD:i. 14, 1949 Oct, 21. 19-19 Oct. 28, 19-19 Nov. -1, 19-19 TQOXH 11, 1919 H4 vlxm c G .illln ' s lliy Gil 1110 Ashland Mincrsvillc Wilson High Cass Twp. St, Clair Mahanoy Twp. Muhlcn. Twp. Frnckvillc Mzihzmoy City Sliillington Won Lost Won Won Won VVon Won XVon Lost VVon 13-0 6-27 28-H 33-7 27-0 19-2 13-7 12-6 7-13 21-19 Q '32 'H-. kg Q 5' SN 'K W? 4 5 ,fffx '51 RQPRM nil' 4 'mv Ta-1:5 WMI END OUR HNNIVERSHR7 M fpmwoe . I l :, X QQ 'X ' th 5 ' E NW UW , 7 ' ' 'X W ' 5572- flf , I I N i QQ M4 IW L :N Www MEVNORIE5-H-IHT WM NEVER FHDE Prison lVlati'on Mu Bnilitf ludge Health District Attorney Flint His Secretary Defense Attorney Stevens His Secretary Clerk of the Court Karen Andre Dr. Kirkland Mrs, Iohn Hutchins ry Alice Nloyer Bischoff Paul Robert Spotts Richard Kolhe Martha Tolunsh . Martin Luther Acker Wilrwizi Rziffa Kenneth Potts Ioy Ptlueger tore Stramara Naomi Oliver Homer Van Fleet Elmer Sweeney Nancy Lee Faulkner Magda Svenson Iohn Graham VVhitiield lane Clancller Sigurd Iungquist . Larry Regan Roberta Van Rensselaer Stenographer Court Attendant Policemen Leon Strolmecker Donald Houck Nancy Glaser Maury lane Evans Fred Doll Suzanne Grnefl Lee Berger Neil Gehrig Anna Lusczlln Emily Reed Louis Boezun Glenn Kimmel Robert Farr 41 SENIOR TCH' ,N'mlI1'1l.' Sulllllnn- lQl'Jll'f-ir, 1.1-on Stru- Iu-vkvr, Nlqlrtiu l.ull1s-r ,'Xvkcr, Shirlvy Xin-gm-11 fus. ,S'luml1llg1.' llmmld Ilmlcls, David Saul MIIJIJIJC ,N'wu!mr'.' SIIYIHHN' lmulmru-r, Mary -Izmc ltx JIFIS. .S'l11mz'111g1.' Rulwrt Spolts, hlormnu lit- llc-, txllilil NYisc, Dick Kullw, Phyllis , . I IIIHIIYS. I!O'l l'OM Shirlcy Xie-gn-nfus, llcmnld llnuvk, Ifrrd Dull. Marlin l.u1lu-r Aclcur, David Saul. SENIOR I'I.AY l'm'lr Ifrcd lflils Hy, :1 hilzlriuus runwdy in thrcc :luis Ivy l', ll. VVuflu- hnusu was slzxgvd hy lI1K'lHlN.'I'S of thc scniur class in the lllldiflbfilllll Novcm- he-r .ZZ :md 23. Tlu- cast was directed ln' l'zdWllI'd llrmvn, assisted by Miss llnrrict Hoy. I.:nwrcncc lmlmdcn had cllzlr gc uf thx' tickm-1 snlu. 1' M9 , 1, P L A Y . 11+ ii In J: 11' .. A N2 1 Z1k'Qi'!'I1All5. 17111111 511111, , Irulli, l'11115m 7':1'1'xII1'lv11 .. :NIMH 1'I.1XX 1.XS'l' .S'1'11!1'1l.' Ifrvd 131111. 13111111111 11fl1lC'1i. Slllillllll' 1.l'l'11l1l'I'. 51w:111111- 411:11-11, 5111111-1 Xl11111l1111f.' 1'111111s 1'11i11i11s, M:1r1i11 1.1l111t'I' ,-X1'111'r, Miss 11111, N1Jll'j 1:11111 15111115 ,X1111:1 XY1s1-. Mr. l!1'1111'11, 1.1-1111 S1r1111v1'1wr, 1f1L'1lJlI'Cl Iinllmo, .l11q111111- 1.iII11', 111111111 x 'VHF VXY1' .. Xl.111111 1,1l11It'I 1X1'141'r 1' 4'1'11111jw'l .... 14i1'11:11'11 Kullu I 11111 11111 ., 13111111141 11Hll1'11 nl .1l1l11l ..... ,.... Q Illillllll' 1.11111 1111111 l,01'k1'7' ..... ., 5111111-5 fin-111-11f11s 11'1'll1111' l1'11l1111.w11 .. ...,.. 13111111 5:1111 111.12 l'111'k1'1' .,.. .... 5 lllilllllt' f1l'Jll'11' ,1l1'. l,1Il'kl'I' ...... 1.11111 S1I'1P1ll'4'141'I' 11111116 lf11.1111'1' ..,.... . ,....... 1'1T1'K1 131111 l.111l-1' 171117 11'll.V1I1I .. S111:111111 1.l'l'11l1k'T 1f111'-1' ..,,......... ,. fX1:11'3' 51111141 1'11:111S 1l1'.f.v fllfllflill .. ,, 1'11111is 1'11i11ips ,1l1',1,1' .S'fw'11.v1'1' .. ....., ..,,.... ,...., . . 'xllilil V1'1s1 .-1 l,11I1'1'1'1111111 ......,............,..,...... ......,..,....... 1 111111111 Sports '1'11L' stage 1'rv11'. 111slr111'tcd 115' 111111 1:iS1lL'I', i111'111d1'd 1:l'ilH1i K1-1111. 1,1'm1 1lc:1g- cr, Harold Dcihlcr, ,l:1n1cS H1li1L'X, I':11ric14 .'xf1'1li1i!l1d. 11111111111 131-sl. 13111111111 1.1'11g11-, ' 111r 1111111-rt Ifnrr. :md 1111551-11 Mi 73 BABY lffrzvl lx'ffrv.' I.:l lim- Slmclcxlw, fqilflil Ku-nm-r, Hlvmx Iiimmrwl, liuhurl IM-1-sa-x' :md Sm- Kirzu-fl, liuwsn-ll lfidlur. Svvmzll lx'n:.'5 llvnry lfvllwlg lfmily Ru-Ll, Xznmni Olin-r, ,lzum-s NIJlilk'I1f!lTl, slum- llrvin- vr, .Iunc Cullvn, HL-hAn Knitthx 'l'l1l'v'1l lx'fm'.' Palsy Ifuusl, t4llZlI'Ik'S Hurski, Shirh-5' Zim-gvnfus, Mary jam- lfvzms, I,1lI1lJl!' Muyor, .-Xnml 'Vt'f!'lli!1i. 1'1UllVf1l lx'r17.'.' Ilclcn 'l'rotm:m, .'Xr1iI:1 XYisv. Nzlrtin Ackvr, Ntlflllll Snow, Annu l.:1sr11l:l, Sllk'I'XYUlld Urn-hc-r and llvh-11 'l'r4u1n11m, Annu May llittlc. Iffflll lx'nr.'.' Ioan llcglur, lmcm Strulwckcr, hlzminc Iilmting. liwtIun1.' As scniurs wcrc in thu third gradu- zlt thc South XN':u'd School liuilding. 74 fi mrwf.-i Q 1 PM' 3 ff x :: Q v 4 ., .,M'r'-. Hur tw , Snaps I r'r.vI IQfm'.' Mrs. Iiilcr, Huh-n Trotnmn, juan Ile-gh-r, IXlIlI'j11ll'K'l Anngst, Ardcllc XYuchIcr, Cnr- ul Krvnwr, Iithm-I Ilrcy, Furl Tn-iclnnnn, Ula-nn Kinnm-1, Gary Millcr. Vlulm Crcsswcll. Swrmlrl' lx'nz.'.' Annu May Ilittlc, l'c:1rl Nois- wcl1du1', ICICJIIIKII' Nm-ckcr, Donald Houck, john K':nIImx':13'. 'l1lIl'l'I1' lx'mv.' Mary Nlillcr, Ray liillizm, Saha- lorr Slflllllilfil, fhnrlvs Zvursky, L4h2H'1L'S Snydvr, xlznncs Msndcnfurt, llvnry Ifulkcr, I4-c Ile-rgrr, llzlrrs-ll Rush, Ilinlmrd Kullmc, Frmd Doll. lfflllrlll lx'n:u.' l rcd Filling, Rolwrt Spotls, blzunvs fXl:lde-nfurt, VIIIIYIQS Snyder, Martin I.. Avkvr, Ummlfl llnnck, ,Iulm L1!lH0XV1lj'. lfiflh Ix'rm'.' NllUIHi Oliver. Shirley Zicgcnfus, txlliill XYisc, XVilnm N:1ff:n, Blilflllil Tulmzlsll, Nunvy Kllzmvr, RiL'll1lI'd Kullmu, Ray xYildt'l'llll11ll. Twp lx'n-z.'.' Mary 'Iam' Iivzms, Mary Alice Moy- mr Rudalla lm 39-',...J-H .E+ A fi? A F 4 Q .1?z.i,e'ZS 4 Q5 , X1 k , Q i n X11 1 111111 NIl'I1gIl', VI11111- fill -1 1-ww wan!! f me szuxrm URW IA f ' wwf' 'DWaf!4E. l-H41 ' ff -swwkfi 1.4wfmY61v2wBFN'558' Q ,wx-1vwlMsvH1Ut1.1: 1,9-1'i1dAQf5lJPfW!K3lDF Xa'-Lmwhwlwilts fm-wflmawmhvw my 11.1 mf :fr-fvtnwlf '1s W11Ki'3iW5 1if' 1 'WHMTW f3RliWKW' N ixnuewiamwf' wwpnmnii far,,'fWn1HWiE9f 92851515 mmrmwsw luv! l1'f1i1'.' Xz111111i IIIIXKT N111I11 f11g111 I'I1XII1s I'I11II1ps, II1I1r':1 H1111 X11111 11l1s1r II11 111 9111111-r. 11111 l1'11:.',' Gary M1111 Ix 11111 1 1 Cfl SIr:1111:1r:1, Mary 1 111 IIVII l1'm1'.' I!111111111'I X 11111 ' 1 r1d Iidling, I'I1yIlis I'I11II1ps 'Nl IYI Il 111 11111 R:11'f:1, IXTCIUIIK' Ill 1 if N III' 11 fll 1 fu Y:1111'y HI:1s1'r. :X11111 I 1 1 111 X1 1 X 1 111rll1 l1'11t1'.' -I11:111 I3111 ll' 'X lfglfl Xllll' Q 111111111 NY1111c1I:1n1l, VIUA11111 1 II1 I1'rm': I.1-1111 Slr11I111I11r I' 111 I VM Imd I1is1'I111IT I':111I, ,l11I111l 1II1 1 S1111 l'11rl N1'isw1'nd1'r, Ilzu' 1I!111 'SI1111111r II I1 11 l1'n71'.' I'I1yIIis IIIHIIIIIS XI11rl11 11151111 IIS nu' Glaser, -IUJXHIIL' IlIIIl N 11nn1 I1111 r ss R1'1-d, Miss I,1'Ssig 'XI ss I 111 Compliments of JIM'S SPORT SHOP Leading Sporting Goods Store 111 East Main Street - Phone 1050 Retailer RIFLES, FISHING TACKLE, GUNS AND AMMUNITION BASEBALLS, BASKETBALLS, ETC. Hunting and Fishing Licenses EARL STOYER Cadillac 1 Oldsmobile Schuylkill Haven and Pottsville, Pa. Phone 206 BOTZ OFFICE SUPPLY Sz EQUIPMENT CO. Y and E Steel Equipment - Steel Desks, Chairs and File Cabinets MOSLER FIREPROOF SAFES S1 BURGLARY CHESTS NATIONAL BOOKS OF ACCOUNT - ADDING MACHINES PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS - ALL MAKES 105 West Market Street, Pottsville, Pa. Telephone 4707fM 1, 44 DOUTRICH'S POTTSVILLE, PA. The Style Center of Schuylkill County For Men's and Boy's Apparel! WALTER F. MULLEN REAL ESTATE - ALL TYPES OF INSURANCE 204 E. Main Street Phone 1114 Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Compliments of KLAHR DRY CLEANERS 7 ST. JOHN STREET PHONE - 1005 79 Grime Does Not Pay HEADQUARTERS FOR STEAM CLEANING EQUIPMENT IN EASTERN PENNSYLVANIA 'k All-Electric Jennys for Deep Mine Cleaning 'A' Super Duty jennys for Coal Stripping Contractors 'A' Farmodels for Poultry, Turkey and Hatcherymen 'k Deluxe Jennys for the Automobile Dealers 'A' Service-Master Jennys for Service Stations JOHN W. DOLL Hypressure Jenny Sales and Service Schuylkill Haven, Pa. --- Phone 1085 CONliRA TULA TIONS To the Class of 1950 Argo Knitting Mills Inc. 81 Ford School of Business Business training is the most practical, most definite education you can get today. It is the shortest and most economical route to earning power. The Ford School of Business prepares high school graduates thoroughly for responsible business positions. Stenography, Secretarial, and Accounting Courses. Write, or 'phone for full information 223 South Centre Street Pottsville, Pa. 'Phone 1818 ' P S 0711 I POT'l'SYl1.ll'S IHEATEST IBIFT lllS1'l'l'lITll N Duma ' um., juz? ' 2-lf: Reliable Jewelers for 41 Years POTTSVILLE, PA. BENTLEY SL SIMON, INC. 7 West 36th Street, New York 18, N. Y. Manufacturers of CHOIR GOWNS - PULPIT ROBES - CAPS, GOWNS, HOODS FOR ALL DEGREES Outfitters to over 3000 Schools, Colleges and Churches Compliments of HILL FARM DAIRY Homogenized - Milk - Pasteurized Ice Cream PHONE 1126 SCHUYLKILL HAVEN, PA. 82 R. C. GEHRIG Sz SON Builders' Supplies READYfMlX CONCRETE - CONCRETE BURIAL VAULTS Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Phone 524 Dock Street L. C. Dreisbach Garage HUDSON SALES and SERVICE Bear Wheel Alignment S1 Frame Straightening Repairs to All Makes of Cars Schuylkill Haven, Pa. H. L. FISHER, JR. HOMOGENIZED MILK PHONE 784 SCHUYLKILL HAVEN, PA. S. E. MENGLE'S SONS Cressona, Pa. Custom Grinding - Flour - Feed - Grain - Special Mixtures PHONE SCHUYLKILL HAVEN 897 83 BASTIAN BROS. . Rochester, N. Y. Designers and Producers of EXCLUSIVE HIGH SCHOOL AND COLLEGE JEWELRY COMMENCEMENT ANNOUNCEMENTS NAME CARDS I + MR. PAUL L. WAGNER, District Manager P. O. Box 268, Tamaqua, Pa. 84 Compliments of Art Engraving Sz Electrotyping Co Court Street, Reading, Pa. 'BLUE 81. GOLD ENGRAVER Compliments of Pottsville Supply Company The Schuylkill l-lumen Trust Company SCHUYLKILL HAVEN, PA. i' Member FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 85 Haven Hardware Co. Incorporated Hardware - Paints - Sporting Goods PHONE 778 SCHUYLKILL HAVEN, PA D. M. BITTLE C. C. DEIWILER D. M. BITTLE FUNERAL HOME 25 EAST MAIN STREET, SCHUYLKILL HAVEN, PA. 86 Compliments of Union Kniiiinq Mills Inc. Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of '50 Ll I: z Z Z SCHUYLKILL HAVEN PHONE 733 It Pays to Attend ALWAYS A GOOD SHOW COMPLIMENTS OF Losch Boiler Sales Company Phone 15 RUSSELL F. SNYDER ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE 435 Hess St., Sch. Haven, Pa. 88 For a Dinner, a Snack, or a Banquet try PARKWAY RESTAURANT Phone 9436 Compliments ETHEL MAID INC. I An Invitation to Loveliness SCHUYLKILL HAVEN, PA. PARKWAY PAPER BOX CORP. If it's well BOXED, it's half sold. SCHUYLKILL HAVEN, PA. Telephone No. 1 89 l COMPLIMENTS OF REIDER SHOE COMPANY Compliments of A Sz P SUPER MARKET SCHUYLKILL HAVEN, PA. HEFFNER MOTORS CROSLEY SALES S1 SERVICE General Repairing 211 W. Main Street Schuylkill H PHONE 210 E. M. DANDO Greeting Cards - Magazines 13 E. MAIN STREET - SCHUYLKILL HAVEN, PA. 90 Congratulations to the Class of '50 alarke Qs POTTSVILLE Everything Musical .... Anything Electrical Compliments of WM. H. BAUSMAN AND SON Z0 E. William St., Schuylkill Haven, Pa. CUSTOM MADE FURNITURE AND REUPHOLSTERING Phone 1075 A Warm Welcome Awaits You at the Ebbitt Hotel Tenth SL H. Streets, N.W., Washington, D.C. GEORGE C. CLARKE Owner-Manager 91 ACK STUD1o LQ Portraiture and Commercial Work of the Better Kind if MAKERS OF PHOTOGRAPHS IN THIS YEARBOOK i' 111 North Centre Street Pottsville, Pa. 92 Compliments of WESTWOOD AUTO PARTS Phone 2048 Pottsville, Pa Compliments of Schuylkill Haven Casket Company Win-Ann Manufacturing Co. 93 More and More People are Shopping at PUMEIHIY Schuylkill County's Greatest Department Store Headquarters for Students Needs Since 1887 POTTSVILLE, PA. Compliments of Pottsville Republican C FRANK S. LEWIS, Agent Dependable for 103 Years GREEN'S QUALITY JEWELERS Pottsville, Pa. Renninger's Market Sch. Haven - Orwigsburg Highway RENNINGER'S DRIVE-IN THEATRE Always a Good Show Reading Business HAIRCUTHNG II1StltlltC A SPECIALTY AT An Approved School FOR BUSINESS TRAINING Reading, Pennsylvania Phone 2-6771 H. I. Zimmerman's 342 Dock Street Compliments G. R. NAFFIN 7 S CIGARS TOBACCO 0 GROCERIES CONFECTIONS SERVICE STATION LUCKENBILUS HAVEN ESSO AUTO BODY AND STATION FENDER WORKS J. D. Luckenbill, Prop. F. A. SHOMPER, Prop. Rear 70 Center Ave. Sch. Haven Dock sf. Phone 9427 PHONE 529 Class and Club Parties Will Enjoy EHLY'S BAKED GOODS Phone 1 78 Sangers' Flowers Flowers for All Occasions 221 W. Market St., Orwigsburg, Pa. Phone 6-5141 Orwigsburg Night Phone: 2725 Hamburg Schuylkill Haven Body S1 Fender Works, Inc. Haven Sales Co. CANDY - CIGARS - CIGARETS SCHOOL SUPPLIES O Specialties WRECKED CARS REBUILT WHOLESALE Schuylkill Haven Candy Kitchen Manufacturefs of THE BEST HOMEMADE ICE CREAM AND CANDY Compliments Of R. R. STERNER COMPANY SCHUYLKILL HAVEN PENNA. COMPLIMENTS OF V. Sz E. Products, Inc Compliments of Chas. D. Manbeck Saying Gflmericujs .Most .Qisfi12quislzeJ gurnifure Drexell . . . Harden . . . Heritage. . 7?eeAe5 for beautiful furniture for Leuufifuf furniture 117 East Norwegian Street P ll KAUFMAN'S DAIRY Try Our DELICIOUS CHOCOLATE MILK Another Chevrolet First POWER GLIDE AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION Dinger Chevrolet Co. 15 Charles St. - Phone 163 Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Compliments ACE STORM WINDOW CO. 423 East Union Street Sch. Haven, Pa. Phone 215 NORMAN RHEN Contractor and Builder BRICKLAYING -- CARPENTRY PLASTERING 29 Jacques Street - Phone 53-J CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1950 of Schuylkill Haven High School Helen SL Bob Felker Sub Shop MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 81. ACCESSORIES TELEVISION, RECORDS Si SHEET MUSIC MUSIC HAVEN 112 East Main Street Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Phone 1019 H. R. KNAPP Leather Goods - Auto Supplies POTTSVILLE, PA. Compliments of MATT'S Where Youth is Served 1 1 1-1 13 E. Norwegian St. Pottsville, Pa. Compliments of Matz's Green House Long Run Road Schuylkill Haven, Pa. POST'S CLEANERS and DYERS, INC. 302 North Center St., Pottsville Established 1890 Telephone 1218 The Store of Better Values Nathan's Furniture Store 122 S. Center St., Pottsville, Pa. Open Evenings for Appointment Phone 4560 New 6? Used Cars Bought and Sold New 6? Used Parts for All Cars Tires - Tubes - Accessories SAMMYS SALES SL SERVICE Schuylkill Haven - Phone 295 Clem's Pharmacy R. M. CLEM, PH-G 2nd and Norwegian Streets Pottsville, Pa. MENGEL'S BAKERY QUALITY BAKED GOODS Specialize in WEDDING AND BIRTHDAY CAKES PAYNE'S FLOWERS Phone 236 POTTSVILLE, PENNA. Buy - Eat - Enjoy EAMES' BREAD BUNS AND ROLLS Charles L. Geary Sz Son Compliments 334 Columbia Street Headquarters for Work Shoes S. Schuylkill Haven. Pa. FRIEDMAN-SHELBY SHOES Telephone 850 Friendly Service CONGRATULATIONS FAREL Y. BECKER Dodge - Plymouth Sales and Service Center Ave., Schuylkill Haven, Pa. HARRY KOLBE PLASTERING CONTRACTOR Adamsdale, Pa. Orwigsburg 68982 THE ROSE SHOP East Main St. Schuylkill Haven, Pa. S Sz K Potato Chips and Pretzels Our Chips are sold at local stores and at the home of C. H. Koch 402 Dock Street Phone 261-I Economy Supply Corporation Distributors of GENERAL HARDWARE, PLUMBING, ELECTRICAL, PAINTING, MILL AND MINE SUPPLIES Showroom and warehouse located on Premises of Pottsville Building Block Co. Pottsville, Pa. Congratulations to the Class of 150 lou Ann? Teen Center 58 West Norwegian St. Pottsville, Pa. PHONE 9033 CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of 1950 of Schuylkill Haven High School Bohorad's Fashions for Gentlemen POTTSVILLE, PA. NAT Florist Shop Fresh Flowers for All Occasions WEDDINGS - PARTIES - CORSAGES FUNERAL DESIGNS HOSPITAL ARRANGEMENTS POTTED PLANTS Schuylkill Haven 1124 328 Dock Street ANNA FISHER O YARD GOODS Sz LINGERIE O SUNSUITS Kimrnel's Market Centre Ave., Schuylkill Haven CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of 1950 of Schuylkill Haven High School FASHIONS Fon GENTS GRAY'S the Friendly Store Schuylkill Haven, Pa. GORDON D. REED INSURANCE AGENCY SCHUYLKILL HAVEN AND POTTSVILLE, PA. l DOHNER'S SHOE STORE West Main St. Schuylkill Haven, Pa. You Want the Best! Eat Michel's Ice Cream We Aim to Please Messner Sz Hess MERCHANDISE FOR ALL YOUR NEEDS Main St., Schuylkill Haven, Pa. P WM. K. LOOS ESTABLISHMENT PURINA CHOWS - HARDWARE SEEDS - FERTILIZER - PAINT POULTRY SUPPLIES FARM MACHINERY hone 737 Sch. Haven, Pa QUINTER'S VARIETY STORE PHARMACISTS W. E. Stine Sv. Son Headquarters for PARKER 8 SCI-IAEFFER PENS EASTMAN KODAK CAMERAS BUXTON WALLETS Whitman's Candies and the Newest in Cosmetics a Fidler's Compliments of Electrical Store YUENGLINGB ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Hotpoint Appliances ICE CREAM 136 Center Ave., Schuylkill Haven. Pa. Phone 95 or 99 Insurance PROTECT WHAT YOU HAVE Strong Companies Egfiffi' 1 4 A Pflueger Insurance 1 Cake's Beauty Shoppe I ALL BEAUTY SERVICES Specializing in COLD WAVE - HAIR CUTTING 1 HAIR STYLING Q 331 Dock Street Sch. Haven - 1106 Compliments of HORNBERGER'S STORE 317 E. Main Street ' Phone 514-.I The Best in Ladies Wear At No Extra Cost BONNIE JEAN SHOP i SCHUYLKILL HAVEN, PA. Compliments of ZULICK'S UNDERWEAR MILL Manufacturers of Underwear S. N. Crossley jewelry Store C KEEPSAKE DIAMONDS LECHNER'S MEAT MARKET SCHUYLKILL HAVEN, PA Feger Sz Feger Decorators PAINTS st WALLPAPERS 118 E. Main Street 103 THE SWEET SHOP lO9 E. Main SL, Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Supplee Sealtest Ice Cream Delicious Purity Chocolates LOUISE T. KELLER, Prop. ROSE'S CONFECTIONERY NEWSPAPERS, ICE CREAM, MAGAZINES Dock Street COOVERS BARBER SHOP 136 Center Ave. Schuylkill Haven, Pa. i l A Parkaway Service Station 4 Phone 9450 3 LUBRICATION - WASHING l o1Ls . GAS l f 45 W. Main St. Schuylkill Haven DR. J. H. WOODLAND I HefIner's Meat Market OPT OMETRIST l WHOLESALE sr RETAIL 31 Parkwaly, Schitsg-Iaven, Pa. MEAT MARKET Home 313 W. Market St., Pottsville, Pa. Phone 726 Sch. Haven PHONE 765 l 1 COMPLIMENTS NAUS sl FREY SUNOCO SERVICE Downtown Smoketown MILLS l Schuylkill Haven, Penna. 104 EARL S. WILLIAMS 29 W. Main St. Phone 243 G. I. BENSINGER DRUGGIST 105 East Main Street 'A' Notary Public Compliments of Atkins Stores Co. 12 East Main St. Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Unger's Market Self-Service Phone 442 Wike's Grocery Fine Groceries, Meats, Produce- A Keystone Store PHONE 97 The Richest Child is Poor without a Musical Education Franklin M. Kiehner Studios of Music Piano - Violin - Organ 2 Parkway Sch. Haven, Pa The Schuylkill Haven Provision Company TOBASH'S Service Station THAT GOOD GULF GASOLINE Orwigsburg Cut-off Phone Orwigsburg 6-3881 Compliments REPPERT'S KEYSTONE STORE Compliments of Gus Shollenberger and Son Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Compliments of EMERICH'S BAKERY Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Compliments of GODSHALIJS STORE 39 Centre Avenue BREYER's ICE CREAM - MAGAZINES I. L. PRICE Exclusive Jeweler Schuylkill Haven, Pa. DR. K. R. ALBERT COMPLIMENTS OF DR. W. B. CAREY J. M. BUBECK Bureau of Apprenticeship U. S. DEPT. OF LABOR Pottsville: 4020 -f Sch, Haven: 9419 H. L. Hummel Garage BUICK SALES C1 SERVICE Schuylkill Haven - Phone - 368 Compliments of Maurer Sz Maurer Chiropractors 9 East Main Street Compliments of GEORGE LEHMAN Barber Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Marilyn Kiddie SL Yarn Shop Dentist East Main sr. Schuylkill Haven Schuylkm Haven' Pa' Compliments of For Quality Printing s P. E. PALSGROVE THE EALL Paints - Hardware ScHuYLK1L1. HAVEN, PA. SUNOCO GAS KELLY TIRES E. S. KETNER 150 Columbia Street Schuylkill Haven, Penna. Kaiser - Frazer Cars Keller's Tailor Shop CLEANING Sv. PRESSING TAILORING Sz ALTERING LADIES S1 GENTS GARMENTS 12 R.R. Street, Sch. Haven Success to the Class of '50 Higgins Company FRIGIDAIRE PRODUCTS 10 W. Main St. SMOKE SHOP 20 St. John Street Sch. Haven, Pa. Raring's, Inc. QUALITY FOOTWEAR Since 1890 Pottsville, Pa. BURKERT'S CONFECTIONERY MAGAZINES TOBACCO CANDY SODA Compliments PENNA. STATE POLICE Schuylhill Haven Compliments of H. M. Schaeffer Sz Son GENERAL STORE Charles S. Clauser KEYSTQNE STORE GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS PHONE 35-I Corner Fairview and Leonard Compliments of CHARLES BITTLE Grocery Store Compliments of MERL' FISHER Barber Shop GREAT CARS FINE SERVICE A SQUARE DEAL HAVEN MOTORS, INC. DeSoto - Plymouth Sales and Service 200-O8 Columbia Street, Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Telephone 353 LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE QUICKLY! EASILY I Empire has day, night and part-time Classes for Your Conveniences. C Empire invites You to Enroll at any time. 0 Empire allows you to pay as you earn-learn. C Position upon graduation. C Empire has experienced instructors, teaching the newest methods. C Empire has large, well equipped classrooms. Write, Phone or Call for Beautiful New Booklet. Empire Beauty College 18 N. Centre St., Pottsville Again the Blue 6? Gold is encased in a Molloy made cover The S. K. Smith Company 2857 North Western Ave., Chicago, Ill. Philadelphia Office 5109 Pulaski Ave., Germantown, Phila. 44, Pa. You Marry the Girl ..... We'll Furnish the Home! HUMMEL'S Good Furniture. Since 1874 510-12-14 NORTH CENTRE ST. POTTSVILLE 108 FUNERAL DIRECTOR EMBALMER Compliments of Geschwindt Haven Cab Com a Funeral Home P Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Harold H. Geschwindt For Dependable Cab 39 St. lohn Street, Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Service UV In the sigh of the wind there is pardon, In the song of the birds there is mirth 3 We are nearer God's heart in a garden Than any place else on earth. Compliments of Schuylkill Memorial Park, Inc. A Beautiful Garden of Memories and a Promise of a Glorious Eternity Expert PIANO TUNING Compliments of Manbeck's Coal Repairing and Regulating and Ice llRl0 I. BENSINGER 518 E. Main St. Phone 342-R JOSEPH MANBECK Proprietor 109 L. B. HERR SL SON OFFICE - SCHOOL SUPPLIES Sz FURNITURE Books - Stationery - Printing - Toys The Portable Typewriter Store 46 and 48 W. Ring St., Lancaster, Penna. Schuylkill Haven, Pa. 1VIoyer's Market Meats, Groceries and Frozen Foods 344 DOCK STREET For Free Delivery Phone 89 110 The First National Bank and Trust Company SCHUYLKILL HAVEN, PA. Our 51st Year of Service 1899 -- 1950 Member FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 111 Compliments of G. E. Gangloff President Judge of the Orphan's Court Lincoln Street Phone 49 HARVEY B. MOYER 'A' 24 Hour Towing and Wrecking Service 'k Heavy Hauling and Rigging 'A' Bodies Rebuilt -- Fender Work Schuylkill Haven, Pa. ACETYLENE AND ELECTRIC WELDING - CYLINDER GRINDING We Sell the Best and Service the Rest. WESTINGHOUSE is again coming into its own with RANGES - REFRIGERATCRS - WASHERS APPLIANCES - RADIOS BAIR AND SHUEY Phone 338 205 Center Ave., Schuylkill Haven 112 A J-1 . 'H .41 .nm 'f .5 gk 'ng 5.9 mx, fl N 4 x