Schuylkill Haven Area High School - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Schuylkill Haven, PA)
- Class of 1951
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Staunch we'll remain To you, the Gold and Blue, As true as the Blue, As worthy as Gold, We'll do our best for you Gur 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'1l be as stars above. This Alma Mater true, We dedicate to you. Nan Stanton, f28 Edna Petersen, '28 Iohn Honsberger, '28 Music by Lee Berger, '28 IL sly L 4 -an -.i Z ' I8 fvilg?! , wIf,:'1 ??!!'A: 91 View - ,, xc - P4 H 504 4 V 1 1 1 '12 I . N - xx '. ll , X: sux v.-'-'-f':.--. Q' ' V, N ' X R I5 ' K-flrzh ,aux ,A 5'- .K Z, M ' N P-b, KIA ' - k. ' ,?f5E1 'JW f!,f'.:. W ? 1 X. f1 ',,Q - ' ff' ' 0 , V wr .' 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DEIBLER President Vice President Secretary Treasurer HIRAM L. FISHER E. WALTER HINKLE IOSEPH MANBECK School Board SCHLIYLKILL HAVEN HIGH SCHOOL extends its gratitude to the Board of School Directors for the numerous facilities which they have provided for the benefit of the students. An agricultural course was begun and a building for the use of the vocational agricultural students was erected. Plans are being made for a cafeteria to be added during the summer. We, who have already enjoyed some of these facilities, know that the future classes will be sincerely apprecia- tive of the progressive steps made through the efforts of Mr. Christman and the school board. 6 A Message From the Supervising Principal IT IS A PLEASURE to make this contribution to the 29th volume of the Blue 6 Gold, product of the Class of 1951. The addition of this yearbook to the archives of the school will be a welcome one. Although this marks the end of your public school career, we trust that it represents only a beginning of an adventure in learning that may continue for a lifetime. On the proscenium in your auditorium is the quotation from Petronius- Education is a treasure and culture never dies. Keep this thought alive in your heart as you march down the corridors of time. Best wishes to you all for a bright, busy and rewarding future -f one that will always be best experienced in a free and liberty-loving America. PAUL S. CHRISTMAN 7 V A Message From Our High School Principal YOU, the members of the Class of 1951, are graduating during a period of unrest and uncertainty, This throws much responsibility upon you as indiv- iduals, as well as doubt concerning your future. The question of the day is democracy versus communism. We are fighting to save democracy today just as much as at any time in the past. It is therefore the duty of all good Ameri- cans to take their stand for that which they believe and enact those citizenship duties for which the American education system has prepared them. I am sure all of you will accept the responsibilities placed upon you and do your part faithfully and courageously in defending your country or in civilian employ. Your passing from high school is at a time when opportunities are plentiful for all who wish to further themselves. Many new fields of endeavor are open- ing to those who have ambition and vision. The world of work, however, re- quires sacrifice and persistence if real success is to be achieved. I am sure that the Class of 1951 has just the necessary characteristics to be those worthy citizens of which our country is in much need today. Be the kind of an in- dividual who will be a credit to your country and to your school. PAUL E. HARTRANFT 8 MR. AARON YOUNG, CLASS ADVISER Appreciation E, THE CLASS OF 1951, express to Mr. Aaron Young, our class adviser, our sincere appreciation for the interest he has shown and the service he has rendered to the class. He has helped to make our three years in Schuylkill Haven High School a most pleasant experience. 9 I' . L fDown Sidej LAWRENCE L, IMBODEN B. S. Beckley College Bloomsburg State Teachers College Commercial C, HARRIET HoY B. A., M. A. Moravian College, Lehigh University History, German ETHEL M, BAusuM A. B., M. S. Wellesley College University of Pennsylvania Latin, Spanish, Guidance W. EDWARD BROWN B, S., M. Ed. Albright College, Penn State College Mathematics fBottomj GLORIA L. RODGERS B. A., M. Ed. Penn State College English WILLIAM K. STAUFFER B. S. Albright College Physical Education, Health NELLIE M. REINHART A. B., M. A Kutztown State Teachers College Penn State College English Facuhy 10 . Faculty fAcross Topj LA MAR W. KERSHNER B. S. Franklin and Marshall College Chemistry, Physics General Mathematics WILLIAM I. HARNER B. S. Albright College Science, Civics PAUL L. BowEN B. S. Albright College Art CHARLES I. STAUEEER M. Ed. Albright College, Penn State College I Biology, Senior Mathematics, Algebra I fDown Side Panell Q 5 MARY S, REED B. S. I Kutztown and Millersville State Teach- l er's Colleges Librarian FLORENCE M. SHOENER B. S. I New York University Vocal Music Supervisor IVAN R. FISHER B. S. California State Teachers College Industrial Arts ll Faculty REGINA A. Lurz B. S. Mansfield State Teachers College Home Economics CARROLL S. BARTON B. S. Penn State College Vocational Agriculture EARL C. UNGER B. S. Lebanon Valley College Instrumental Music Supervisor R. HARRY HLIMMEL B. S, Iuniata College Mathematics ELEANOR HUMPHREY B. S. East Stroudsburg State Teachers College Health and Physical Education WINTON C. EVANS B. S., M. A. Kutztown State Teachers College, Lehigh University English DORA R. BROWN B. S. 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'P M-.x - -fa' :A -'53 ,Q 311, r?,g- J 'Q- '-.I Ag-,A ' E F .:i-P 1 Af:3.'.l Q L2,,'f.., - M! -. '. . , 75-.QP y xA'P +j'1 -Ag'-2-5741 f,lgA'STLA? ' - -QA - . 1- N- - f AL J 'icnff 'X ' 'N' ' 15 -1 IOHN MOSGROVE AREGOOD, IR. lack The pride and joy of our German class'-' K We often wonder if he will pa.ss.j Favorite Expression: You're a crumb. Choice of Vocation: Missionary. Hobby: Rock Collection. Activities: Football 1, 2: Baseball 2, 3: Student Council 3: Fire Warden: Senior Play: Budget Collector 3. MARY ANN BAINBRIDGE Toady An Athletic Miss is our majorette, For she is surely Danny's pet. Favorite Expression: Iesus Loves Me. 'Choice of Vocation: Sales Clerk. Hobbies: Collecting Souvenirs, Twirling, Dancing. Activities: Band 1, 2, 3: Library Club 2, 3: Student Council 3: Girls' Chorus 2: Tri-Hi-Y: Gym Team 1, 2: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3. ANN LOUISE BAST Ann A girl who's often at the rink In roller skates she's in the pink. A Favorite Expression: 'Als that right? Choice of Vocation: Secretary. Hobbies: Dancing, Roller Skating, Swimming. Activities: Tenth Grade Chorus: Library Club 2: Student Council 2g Girls' Chorus 3: Tri-Hi-Y. NORMAN ROBERT BENSINGER i'Norm Moon Here is a boy by the name of Norm: He always has teachers in a storm. Favorite Expression: Tough break, Chumln Choice of Vocation: Army or Air Force, Hobby: 22 Shooting. 16 Seniors MARY FYETTA BERNHEISEL Kid Her friends-they are many, Her foes--are there any? Favorite Expression: I don't know. Choice of Vocation: Secre- tary. Hobbies: Reading, Riding in a Convertible. Activities: Student Council 2, 3: Library Club 2: Tri-Hi-Y. 1951 RUTH ANNA BOLLINGER Ruthie A quiet girl, to you. Ruth may be, But really shc's not: it's her mod- esty. Favorite Expression: UGO float! Choice of Vocation: Homemaker. Hobbies: Crocheting, Embroiderinq. Activities: Home EC Club 3: Lib- rary Club 3. CHARLES ALBERT BORDEN Buck If it's Buckey you're looking for, He's sure to be at the smoke shop door. Favorite Expression: What's holding you back? Choice of Vocation: U. S. Navy, Hob- bies: Watching T.V., Billiards. Activities: Art Club l, 2. RICHARD LUTHER BOWEN Dick Punk Basketball manager, mathematical whiz, A good sense of humor-all are his. Favorite Expression: You're off your rocker. Choice of Vocation: Business Administrator. Hob- by: Sports. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3: Basketball Manager l, 2, 3: Haven Fax 2, 3: Budget Collector 2, 3: Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Hi-Y l, 2, 3: Student Council 1, 2, 3: Blue and Gold: Honor Society: Class Officer 3: Home Room Officer 2, 3: Cashier I, 2. LOIS IEAN BROWN Loie Loie is a jolly friend. Wc'll miss her when our school days end. Favorite Expression: 'Come on now! Choice of Vocation: Secretary. Hobby: Dancing. Activities: Tenth Grade Chorus: Girls' Chorus 2, 3: Mixed Chorus 3: G.A.A. 1. 2, 3: Library Club 2: Haven Fax 3: Tri-Hi-Y: Blue and Gold: Stud- ent Council 1: Senior play: Class Officer l: Home Room Officer 3: Cashier 1, 2, 3. KAYDONNA SONIA BUBECK Kay Bube Tremont, Ashland, and St. Clair Sure keep Babe up in the air. Favorite Expression: 'AHokey Man! Choice of Vocation: Journalist. Hobbies: Dancing, Swim- ming. Activities: Tenth Grade Chorus: Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Band 1, 2, 3: Orchestra 1, 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y: G.A.A, 1, 2, 3: Budget Collector 3: Haven Fax 2, 3: lunior Play: Senior Play: Gym Team l, 2: Cashier 2, 3. 17 TERESA MARIA BURACHOK MTess Tessie A tall, slim girl is our Tess. As a teacher, she'll be one of the best. Favorite Expression: 'AOh my gosh! Choice of Vocation: Teacher. Hobbies: Sports, reading, dancing. Activities: G.A.A. l, 2, 3: Girls' Chorus 2, 3: Library Club 1. 25 Tri-Hi-Y 33 Gym Team' 1. MARIAN MAE CLAY HClay Marian certainly loves her sports- The type doesn't matter-just all sorts. Favorite Expression: Gee'sl Choice of Voca- tion: Nurse. Hobbies: Collecting old money and pennants, Crocheting, Sports. Activities: Girls' Chorus 2, 33 Tri-H-Y 33 Home Ec Club 3. PATRICIA ANN COOMBE Pat Patsy is our school mate, too. The best of luck we wish to you! Favorite Expression: 'AThink nothing of it. Choice of Vocation: Technician. Hobbies: Swim- ming, Dancing, Activities: Tenth Grade Chorus: Girls' Chorus 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y. BRUCE ALLEN CRONEBERGER Cronie Listen to the coaches howl! Bruce just made another foul. Favorite Expression: A'Get out. Choice of Vo- cation: Mechanic. Hobbies: Basketball. Tennis. Activities: Hi-Y 3: Mixed Chorus 3: Budget Collector 3: Conservation Club 3: Secretary-Treas- urer of Conservation Club 3: Basketball 3: Student Council 33 Baseball 3. 18 Seniors E I I n i IANET LOIS DEIBERT Ian Peanut Peanuts to sell, peanuts to sell Ianet says, l'Il take a bushel. Favorite Expression: Yoo Hoo, Mr, Young, I'm here! Choice of Vocation: Secretary or Airplane Hos- tess. Hobbies: Dancing, Ice Skating. ing. Activities: Tenth Grade Chorus: Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Girls' Chorus 2. 3: Tri-Hi-Y. 1951 MILTON GEORGE DEIBERT Feet When Milt unfolds his lengthy legs, We often wonder if he walks on pegs. Choice of Vocation: Construction Engineer. Hobby: Billiards. Activities: Basketball 2, 3: Student Council 2, NANCY MAE DEWALD Dewald Talkirgg really is Dewald's fame, But reed will probably be her name. Favorite Expression: Holy Cow! Choice of Vocation: Secretary. Hobbies: Twirling, Dancing. Activities: Class Officer l: Home Room Officer 1, 2: Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Girls' Chorus 2: Tenth Grade Chorus: Band 1, 2, 3: Safety Patrol 1, 2, 3: Student Council 1: Senior Play: Iunior Play: Lib- rary Club 2: Haven Fax 3: Blue and Gold: Tri- Hi-Y: G.A.A. l, 2, 3: Honor Society. IAMES BRADLEY DIX Dixie Dixie, president of our Hi-Acs, ls a feature writer on the Haven Fax. Favorite Expression: My Gracious! Choice of Vocation: Mechanical Engineering: Hobby: Base- hall. Activities: Art Club-Vice President 2, Presi- dent 3: Student Council 1, 2: Mixed Chorus 2. 3: lunior Play: Senior Play: Hi-Y 2, 3: Blue and Gold: Haven Fax 2, 3: Baseball 1, 2, 3: Stage Crew l, 2: Track 1, 2, 3. BARBARA IANE EBERLE ..Eb.. A bundle of happiness and joy, She Could please most any boy, Favorite Expression: Hey, Faith, let's play hookeyln Choice of Vocation: loin Service or Elementary Teacher. Hobbies: Swimming, Having un. Activities: Tenth Grade Chorus: Girls' Chorus 2, 3: Student Council 2: Tri-Hi-Y: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3. FAITH ANN FELTY Faithless Faith, as well as her partners in crime, Is ready to hook at any old time. Favorite Expression: Gee Whiz! Choice of Vocation: loin Service or Art Teacher. Hobby: Art Work. Activities: Tenth Grade Chorus: Student Coun- cil 2: Girls' Chorus 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y: Art Club: Blue and Gold: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3. 19 RICHARD LAMAR FENSTERMACHER Richie For television that is tops, Go to Dick's T.V. shop. Favorite Expression: It ain't ethical. Choice of Vocation: Television. Hobbies: Summer - Baseball, Winter-Head of TV Service Organiza- tion. Activities: Tenth Grade Chorus: Senior Play: Hi-Y l, 2, 3: Haven Fax l, 2, 3: Baseball l, 2, 3: Basketball 1: Band l. 2, 3: Dance Orchestra 2: Cashier 1: Budget Collector 3, BRUCE C. FREED Bruno Drummer, air pilot, basketball star, All combined should make Bruce go far. Favorite Expression: Hey, lake! Choice of Vocation: Air Force. Activities: Tenth Grade Chorus: Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3: Baseball 1, 2, 3: Basketball l, 2, 3: Band l, 2, 3: Orchestra 1. NANCY IOAN GEARY Hui All the qualities of a homemaker- For Huf she'll be a wonderful baker. Favorite Expression: Wait! Choice of Voca- tion: Homemaking. Hobby: Crocheting. Activities: Home Ec Club 3: G.A.A. l, 2, 3: Tenth Grade Chorus: Girls' Chorus 2, 3: Mixed Chorus 3: Tri-Hi-Y. SHIRLEY ELLEN GEARY Geary A twinkle in her merry eye, The boys all sigh when she walks by. Favorite Expression: Oh my goodness! Choice of Vocation: Secretary. Hobbies: Dancing, Swim- ming, Bowling. Activities: Tenth Grade Chorus: Girls' Chorus 2, 3: Mixed Chorus 3: G.A.A. 1, 2. 3: Library Club 1, 2: Haven Fax 3: Tri-Hi-Y: Blue and Gold: Student Council l: Art Club 3: Senior Play: Class Historian. 20 Seniors l GARY BERGER GEHRIG Gary To be a draftsman is his dream. Without Betsy he is seldom seen. Choice of Vocation: Drafting. Hob- by: Art. Activities: Cashier 1: Tenth Grade Chorus: Football 1: Student Council 1, 2, 3: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3: Hi-Y Vice Pres- ident 3: Home Room Officer 2: Budg- et Collector 3: Art Club 3: Senior Play. 1951 PHYLLIS ELAINE GEHRIG Dee A cheerful girl, we must confess, Who'll find her share of happiness. Favorite Expression: What makes you so happy? Choice of Vocation: Secretary. Hobbies: Swimming, Ice Skating. Activities: Tri-Hi-Y. WILBUR CLARK GEHRIG Woody He's been to Canada, Africa, Greece. His love of reading shall never cease. Favorite Expression: A'You dumb gookf' Choice of Vocation: Navy. Hobby: Reading. BETTY LOUISE GIPE Rusty Tell Mr. Young I'm here, she'll yell, As she runs in, right before the bell. Favorite Expression: Where's Eb and Faith? Choice of Vocation: Nursing. Hobbies: Playing Basketball, Swimming. Activities: Tenth Grade Chorus: Girls' Chorus 2, 3: Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Band 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y: Blue and Gold: Senior Play:G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Gym Team , 3. RALPH IVAN GREENAWALT Bud Greene Crash! Bang! Splinter of glass- It's Bud again in chemistry class. Favorite Expression: Here's the way I look at it. Choice of Vocation: Contractor. Hobby: Girls. Activities: Tenth Grade Chorus: Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Football 1: Gym Team 1, 2, 3. KATHLEEN IUNE HAESELER Kitty Light or dark, short or tall. She lays a trap to snare them all. Choice of Vocation: Physical Therapist. Hob- biesz Painting Pastels, Swimming, Playing Basket- bal . Activities: Tenth Grade Chorus: Girls' Chorus 2, 3: Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Library Club I: Student Council 1: Home Room Officer l, 2: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Art Club 2, 3: Gym Team 2: Senior Play: Tri- Hi-Y: Blue and Gold: Haven Fax 2, 3: District Chorus 3, 21 RAY IAMES HEISER One of our country boys is he, From care and worry, always free. Favorite Expression: Now what, must be in trouble again. Choice of Vocation: Mechanic Hobbies: Ice Skating, Swimming, Sleeping. Activities: Conservation Club 3: Senior Play: Gym Team l. IANET ESTHER HERRING Fish A nurse must hold a hand and soothe a brow Boy! what practice she is getting now! Favorite Expression: Oh, Bob! Choice of Vocation: Nursing, Hobbies: Drawing, Skating. Activities: Tenth Grade Chorus: Girls' Chorus 2: Mixed Chorus 3: G.A.A, l, 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y: Band 2, 3: Blue and Gold: Art Club 2, 3: Senior Play: Budget Collector 3: Library Club 3. IOAN A. A. HOFFMAN Ioan Ioan, who has a heart of gold, Is never mean or very bold. Favorite Expression: For corns sake! Choice of Vocation: Secretary. Hobby: Sports. Activities: Tenth Grade Chorus: Girls' Chorus 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y: Senior Play: Blue and Gold. RONALD FREDERICK HONICKER HonfBon The out-door type is our Ron: Friends simply call him Hon-Bon. Favorite Expression: Yo, Lips! Choice of Vocation: Service. Hobbies: Hunting, Fishing, Trapping. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3: Conservation Club 3. 22 Seniors WILLIAM ROBERT HUBLER Bill Quite a noble boy is he, And as friendly as can be. Favorite Exprsesion: Hi, Kiddol' Choice of Vocation: Radio Techni- cian. Hobby: Photography. ent Council 3: Blue and Gold. '1 l Activities: Tenth Grade Chorus: Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Hi-Y 2, 3: Stud- 1951 LAWRENCE EDGAR HUMMEL, IR. Larry Here's to our preacher man, earnest and true. He's bound to succeed and be a good bishop, too. Choice of Vocation: Ministry. Hob- bies: Collecting Books, Reading. Activities: Tenth Grade Chorus: Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3: Football l: Baseball 1, 2, 3: Class Officer 2: Home Room Officer 3: Senior Play: Band l, 2, 3: Honor Society. CONSTANCE MAY KAUTERMAN Connie Pianist, clarinetist, and singer, too- All these tell what Connie can do. Choice of Vocation: Housewife. Hobby: Play ing Piano. Activities: Tenth Grade Chorus: Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Band l, 2, 3: Orchestra 1, 2, 3: Library Club 3: G.A.A. 1, 2: Home Ec Club 3: Tri-Hi-Y, FRANK STUART KEITH Frank Here is a fellow, sure to succeed, A brainy student, he is indeed. Choice of Vocation: Undecided. Hobbies: Auto mobiles, Sports. Activities: Tenth Grade Chorus: Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Haven Fax 2, 3: Blue and Gold: Hi-Y 1 2 3 Football l, 2, 3: Stage Crew l, 2, 3: Student Coun cil 1: Honor Society: Home Room Officer 3 Con servation Club 2, 3: Budget Collector 3: Safety Patrol 1, 2, 3: President of Conservation Club GLENN WILLARD KERSCHNER Hotrod He's always happy and never sad. To drive a Chevie is his fad. Favorite Expression: Ah, come on, let m Choice of Vocation: Industrial Arts Instructor N Hobby: Driving a Car. Activities: Student Council 2: Stage Crew 1 2 3: Conservation Club 3: F.F.A. 3. ANTON FRANKLIN KIEHNER Tony As a cornetist he'd give Harry Iames a race A proposal from him would tint any girI's face Favorite Expression: That's life for ya' Choice of Vocation: Music. Hobbies: Music Sports. Activities: Tenth Grade Chorus: Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Track 1: Basketball 1, 2: Hi-Y 2, 3: Band 1 2, 3: District Band 2, 3: State Band 3: District Orchestra 2, 3: District Chorus 3: Iunior Play Senior Play: Budget Collector 3: Orchestra l Blue and Gold: Honor Society. 23 DOROTHY IRENE KNOLL Dot Mrs. Blaine of our Senior Play Would like to be a nurse someday. Favorite Expression: No kidding! Choice of Vocation: Nursing. Hobbies: Reading, Dancing, Skating. Activities: Tri-Hi-Y: Haven Fax 2, 3: Blue and Gold: Senior Play: Student Council 1. RONALD KNOLL Pit A charging bull when on the field, It's always the opponent that has to yield. Favorite Expression: Do you know it? Choice of Vocation: Mechanical Work. Hobby: Sports. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3: Conservation Club 3. DARRELL GORDON KOCH Kochy Kotch Darrell is handsome and full of fun- He can make friends with anyone. Favorite Expression: Who's kidding who around here? Choice of Vocation: Dentistry. Hobby: Sports. Activities: Class President 1, 2, 3: Home Room President 1, 2, 3: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3:-President 3: Safe- ty Patrol I, 2, 3-President 3: Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Tenth Grade Chorus: Honor Society: Football 1, 2, 3-Co-Captain 3: Basketball 1, 2, 3. LOIS ANN KRAMER Loie Here we have an office clerk. From her work she'll never shirk. Favorite Expression: Gee Whiz! Choice of Vocation: Office Clerk. Hobbies: Driving, Dan- cing, Hiking. Activities: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Library Club 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y: Senior Play, 24 Seniors DOROTHY LOUISE KRAMMES Dot Kind and amicable is our Dot. Success be yours, whatever your lot. Favorite Expression: Oh Nuts! Choice of Vocation: Salesgirl. Hob- by: Reading. Activities: Tenth Grade Chorus: Girls' Chorus 2, 3: Library Club 2, 3' Tri-Hi-Y. 1951 l s l IOSEPH ANTHONY KULIKOSKY ..Ioe,. Early to bed, early to rise- ls all very well for ambitious guysln Favorite Expression: Don't ask me: I don't know. Choice of Voca- tion: Mechanical Work. Hobby: Sports. Activities: Football Manager 1, 2, 3: Baseball Manager l: Budget Col- lector 3: Fire Warden 3. LEONARD VINCENT KULIKOSKY Len A jolly fellow is our Len, In football he was a very good Mend . Favorite Expression: Do you have your home- work done? Choice of Vocation: Armed Forces. Hobby: Playing Basketball. Activities: Football l, 2, 3: Budget Collector 3. GUY STANLEY LEHMAN Freckles A life as a barber he's going to seek, Many good things of him we could speak. Favorite Expression: I got news for you. Choice of Vocation: Barber. Hobby: Sports. CHARLES ARLAN MENGEL Charlie As a magician Charlie has a great style. The kids fairly rock and ro-ll in the aisle. Favorite Expression: 'AAh, your mudder wears track shoes to choich. Choice of Vocation: En- tertainer. tMagic Comedy Actl Hobbies: Iokes and Girls. Activity: Senior Play. PAUL GRUBER MENGLE, IR. Pat Pat loves his merry Oldsmobile, A gun, football, and fishing reel. . . ..... , . . Favorite Expression: Yeah, uh-huh! Choice of Vocation: Feed Mill Operator. Hobby: Sports. Activities: Tenth Grade Chorus: Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Football l, 2, 3: Basketball 1: Baseball 1, 2, 3: Iunior Play: Senior Play: Blue and Gold: Con- servation Club l, 2, 3: Cashier 3: Hi-Y 2, 3: Student Council 3. 25 RICHARD LESTER MENGLE A'Porky Porky hails from Port Clinton way. Library fines he surely does pay. Favorite Expression: Thats life! Choice of Vocation: Full-fashioned Knitting. Hobbies: Base- ball, Fishing, Hunting. KARLEEN ANN MICHEL Diz Blondie Diz is the blondie of our class, And does she blush when she sees foe pass! Favorite Expression: Oh, you're awful! Choice of Vocation: Nursing. Hobbies: Clothes, Ioe, Driving. Activities: Tenth Grade Chorus: Girls' Chorus 2, 3: Cashier l: Student Council 2: Tri-Hi-Y: gurilget Collector 3: Library Club 3: Blue and od. SHIRLEY ANN MILLER Miller 'iGabby A telephone operator she will be- 'She'll talk all day as we can see. Favorite Expression: Oh my heaven! Choice of Vocation: Telephone Operator. Hobby: Col- lecting pencils. Activities: Library Club 3: Tri-Hi-Y. SHIRLEY MAE MINNICH 'AMinnich When the assignments are given out, Oh, gee whiz! you'll hear her shout. Favorite Expression: Oh, gee whiz! Choice of Vocation: Secretary, Hobby: Sports. Activities: Tenth Grade Chorus: Girls' Chorus 2, 3: Mixed Chorus 3: Student Council 1, 2: GAA 1, 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 3: Senior Play: Blue and Gold. 26 Seniors ALBERTA ELIZABETH MOYER Bert f'Bertie Friendly, quiet, pleasant, true- That's our Bertie thru and thru. Favorite Expression: Pretty Flop- py! Choice of Vocation: Sales Clerk or Office Worker: Hobbies: Reading, Sewing. Activities: Tenth Grade Chorus: Tri-Hi-Y: Student Council 2, 39 Hav- en Fax 3. M, 2, , 1 'qw'- 1951 ELIZABETH LOUISE MOYER Betsy Friendly, cheerful, and quite tall Betsy has a smile for all. Favorite Expression: Hey Kid! Choice of Vocation: Libraran. Hob- by: Reading. Activities: Tenth Grade Chorus: Girls' Chorus 2: G.A.A. l, 2, 3: Hav- en Fax 2, 3: Library Club 2, 3: Tri- Hi-Y: Student Council l, 3: Budget Collector 3: Blue and Gold: Senior Play. IANET DOROTHY MOYER Ulm.. Miss Schuylkill Haven she was acclaimed. She is indeed Oswald's flame. Favorite Expression: Bucket? Choice of Vo- cation: Spanish Interpreter. Hobbies: Sports, Mu- sic. Activities: Tenth Grade Chorus: Girls' Chorus 3: Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Student Council 1: Library Club 2, 3: Class Officer 2, 3: Home Room Officer 2, 3: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Blue and Gold: Senior Play: Honor Society: Cashier 2: Tri-Hi-Y: District Chorus. LOUISE MARIE MOYER Pickle Louise is a very quiet lass Who doesn't have much to say-in class! Favorite Expression: I don't know. Choice of Vocation: Salesgirl. Hobby: Reading. Activities: Library Club 3: Tri-Hi-Y. NANCY LOU NEY Nancy Though this senior's a star on the court. She's a cheerleader, dancer, and all round good sport. Favorite Expression: Who has some gum? Choice of Vocation: Commercial Artist. Hobbies: Swimming, Ice Skating. Activities: Tenth Grade Chorus: Girls' Chorus 2, 3: Mixed Chorus 3: G.A.A. l, 2, 3: Student Council 2: Haven Fax 2, 3: Cheerleader 2, 3: Tri- Hi-Y: Art Club 3: Blue and Gold, CAROL MAE NUEBLING Nube This newcomer hails from Center Hall- As a nurse, she'll answer the doctor's call. Favorite Expression: Oh, my aching clavicle! Choice of Vocation: Nurse. Hobbies: Scrapbook, Collecting Souvenirs. Activities: Cheerleader 1: Band 1: Homemaking Club 2: Editor-in-chief of The Tiger 2. 27 DAVID WENDELL OSWALD Moz., Our wizard, Oz, is quite the sport: To succeed in business l1e's just the sort. Favorite Expression: Thats okay. Choice of Vocation: Business. Hobby: Sports. Activities: Tenth Grade Chorus: Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Football l, 2, 3: Basketball l: Class Officer l, 2: Home Room Officer 1, 2, 3: Senior Play: Iunior Play: Blue and Gold: Student Council 1: Hi-Y l, 2, 3: Honor Society: Stage Crew 1. SUSAN HOLLY PFLUEGER Sue Sue, indeed, is a pint and a half, Always ready to cut up and laugh. Favorite Expression: Bucket? Choice of Vo- cation: Secretary. Hobbies: Music, Sports. Activities: Tenth Grade Chorus: Girls' Chorus 3: Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Student Council 1: Library Club 3: Home Room Officer 3: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Blue and Gold: Senior Play: Honor Society: Cash- ier l, 2: Tri-Hi-Y: Gym Team 2. ELAINE GRACE POTTS 1'Potsie She plays the game well and knows the limit, But still gets all the fun there's in it. Favorite Expression: Could be. Choice of Vocation: Missionary. Hobbies: Swimming, Base- ball, Basketball, Reading. MARIE DOLORES POWELL Mi Mi An earnest, Iolly, little lass With sprightly eye and lots of class , Favorite Expression: Is it ever? You know it! Choice of Vocation: Singing Career. Hobby: Music. Activities: Tenth Grade Chorus: Girls' Chorus 2, 3: Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Student Council 1: Cash- ier l, 3: Honor Society: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Home Room Officer 2: Art Club 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y: Blue and Gold: Haven Fax 2, 3: District Chorus. 28 Seniors Rl-IODA ELIZABETH PRITCHARD Betsy Betz Betsy, editor of the Haven Fax, On her job is never lax. Favorite Expression: Cripes Ma- ria! Choice of Vocation: Iournalism, Secretarial Work. Hobbies: Music. Reading. Activities: Tenth Grade Chorus: Girls' Chorus 2, 3: Mixed Chorus 2, 3: G.A.A. l, 2, 3: Iunior Play: Honor Society: Haven Fax 2, 3: Library glue 2, 3: Budget Collector 3: Tri- 1- . 1951 ROBERT MILTON QUINTER Bob Bob, a lumber man at heart, Cen put things together and take them apart. Favorite Expression: Men make the money: women spend it. Choice of Vocation: Lumbering. Hobbies: Indian. Artifacts, Hunting, Trapping, Fishing. Activities: Conservation Club: Ha- ven Fax: Stage Crew. LEON A. REAGER Reg Pudden Leon has a slick red car, Although it goes fast: it never goes far. Favorite Expression: I'm a dreamer: Aren't we all? Choice of Vocation: Mechanic. Hobby: Repairing Cars. Activities: Stage Crew 1, 2, 3: Conservation Club 2, 3. Q ALICE ELLEN REBER HAI.: Motorcycling is her speed: A thrilling life she wants to lead. Favorite Expression: Oh, my gosh! Choice of Vocation: Secretary. Hobby: Motorcycle riding. Activities: Tenth Grade Chorus: Girls' Chorus 2, 3: Library Club 3. IDA FAY REBER Flash Red She's small, and she's jolly: A good girl, by golly! Favorite Expression: Oh, gosh! Choice of Vocation: Beautician. Hobbies: Reading, Sports, Sewing, Cooking. Activities: Tenth Grade Chorus: Girls' Chorus 2: G.A.A. I, 2, 3: Student Council 2: Tri-Hi-Y: Home Ec Club 3: Iunior Play: Senior Play: Gym Team 2. RICHARD WILLIS REED Reedie 'ADick This lad is musically inclined- A better friend is hard to find. Favorite Expression: That's tough! Choice of Vocation: Business Career. Hobbies: Playing the piano, Horseback Riding. Activities: Tenth Grade Chorus: Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3: Haven Fax 2, 3: Blue and Gold: Honor Society: Senior Play: Band l, 2, 3: Orches- tra 2, 3: Budget Collector 3. 29 RODERICK REIDER Hopper Hopper carries papers when cold winds blow, But at getting to school, he's 'very slow. Favorite Expression: Better late than never. Choice of Vocation: Television Engineer. Hob- bies: Radio, Television. Activity: Student Council. KATHLEEN CLARA RHEIN Kassie When bowling, she always makes a strike. With ten pins and men she's much alike. Favorite Expression: Huh! Choice of Voca- tion: Business. Hobbies: Playing Piano, Bowling. Activities: Tenth Grade Chorus: Mixed Chor- us 3: Cashier l: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Haven Fax 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y: Iunior Play: Library Club 2: Student Council l: Blue and Gold. RICHARD MAYBERRY SAUSSER Sauss Choo Choo Sausser is a Holy Terrorn: In all the class theres no one rarer. Favorite Expression: Well, now what's so funny about that? Choice of Vocation: Business. Hobby: Sports. Activities: Tenth Grade Chorus: Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Basketball l: Football l, 2, 3: Band 1, 2, 3: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3: Iunior Play: Senior Play: Blue and Gold: Cashier 1: Home Room Officer l. EARL EDWARD SCHUMACHER HSpeedy Wimpy 1'Shoey I am a milkman, as a rule. In my spare time I come to school. Choice of Vocation: Mechanic, Hot Rod Driver. Hobby: Learning Mechanical Trade. Activities: Stage Crew l, 2, 3: F.F.A. 3: Con- iirvation Club 3: Track 1: Gym Team 1: Senior ay. 30 Seniors I RONALD LEE SCOTT Ronnie Scotty He is the apple of their eye, when the girls see him, they really All. Favorite Expression: Well how about that! Choice of Vocation: Navy. Hobbies: Hiking, Skiing. Activities: Student Council 1, 2, 3 -President 3: Track 2: Mixed Chor- us 2: Hi-Y 2, 3: Conservation Club 2: Blue and Gold. 1951 I ROBERT F. SHAUP Red This mischievous boy. a Senior pest, ls a football player-one of the best! Favorite Expression: 'APersonally, I don't care: It's no skin off my el- bows. Choice of Vocation: Business. Hobbies: Sports and Girls. Activities: Baseball 1, 2, 3: Foot- ball I, 2, 3: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Hi-Y l, 2, 3: Stage Crew 1, 2, 3: Home Room Officer l, 2, 3: Class Officer l. 2: Budget Collector 3: Cashier. FLORENCE ALICE SIMMENDINGER Floss A'Flossie To be in a plane up in the blue, Thafs what Flossie would like to do. Favorite Expression: Who has their P.O.D. done? Choice of Vocation: Secretary, Airplane Hostess. Hobbies: Dancing, Swimming, Ice Skat- ing. Activities: Tenth Grade Chorus: Girls' Chorus 2, 3: Mixed Chorus 3: Student Council 1, 2: Tri- Hi-Y: Haven Fax 3. DOLORES MAE SMITH Dolores Dodo Dodo and Bainbridge are always together In sunny, cloudy, and all kinds of weather. Favorite Expression: 'Al don't understand! Choice of Vocation: Secretary. Hobby: Reading. Activities: G.A.A. 2, 3: Haven Fax 3: Tri-Hi-Y. MARLENE FRANCES SMITH Marlene is an active, clever friend, Her ability and industry certainly blend. Choice of Vocation: Music. Hobbies: Music, Swimming. Activities: Tenth Grade Chorus: Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Home Room Officer l, 2, 3: G.A.A. l, 2, 3: Blue and Gold: Senior Play: Tri-Hi-Y: Band l, 2, 3: Orchestra 1, 2, 3: Haven Fax 2, 3: Honor Society. IEAN ESTHER SPITLER Spit Our Spitler is quite a sports fan. She can play basketball like a man. Favorite Expression: Oh, I could do that in my younger days. Choice of Vocation: Sales- clerk. Hobby: Sports. Activities: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Girls' Chorus 2: Library Club 3: Tri-Hi-Y. 31 GLADYS LOUISE STOUDT Gladys A giggle here, a giggle there, That's why people stop and stare. Favorite Expression: What did you say? Choice of Vocation: Secretary. Hobbies: Dancing, Driving a Car. Activities: Tenth Grade Chorus: Girls' Chorus 2, 3: Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Haven Fax 3: Tri-Hi-Y. FRANCIS EUGENE STRAMARA Gene In business we hope he will succeed- t Be a wealthy man, never in need. Choice of Vocation: Business. Hobby: Sports. Activities: Student Council 1, 2, 3: Budget Col- lector 3: Fire Warden 3: Stage Crew 1, 3. LEONA MAE STROHECKER Lee To be one of the nursing world is her ambition. We all agree she's a worthwhile addition. Favorite Expression: Oh! Choice of Voca- tion: Nursing. Hobbies: Drawing, Sewing. Activities: Tenth Grade Chorus: Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Art Club 2, 3: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Library Club 2: Student Council 2: Blue and Gold: Iunior Play: Cashier 2: Tri-Hi-Y: Gym Team: Haven Fax 3: Budget Collector 3. ADAM IAMES TOBIAS Mada Hully Lay one brick at a time, and lay it well, That's the motto that Adam will sell. Favorite Expression: You big bum! Choice of Vocation: Bricklayer. Hobbies: Ice Skating, Hunting. 3 Activities: Football 1, 2: Conservation Club 2, 32 Seniors N STEPHEN VACULA Steve To be a doctor is his desire. His quiet manner we all admire. Favorite Expression: Hi, Butch! Choice of Vocation: Medicine. Hobbies: Hunting. Fishing. Activities: Track 1, 3: Gym Team 1: Student Council 2, 3: Conservation Club 3: Senior Play. SHIRLEY ANN YODER Squirrel Shirley would like to be a Wai. Let's see her make the officefs stag. Favorite Expression: I got a letter from Ken today. Choice of Vocation: Waf. Hobbies: Dancing, Swimming. Activities: Tenth Grade Chorus: Girls' Chorus: Tri-Hi-Y. IRENE YURENKO Ken Irene, whose name ends in e , A patient nurse she will be. Favorite Expression: Cut the crap. Choice of Vocation: Nurse. Hobbies: Swimming, Walking, Sewing. Activities: Tri-Hi-YQ Home Ec Club 3. ARTHUR ZIMMERMAN Art Art is a changeable boy- His sober face oft turns to joy. Favorite Expression: How about that? Choice of Vocation: Service. 33 Senior Closs History Well, Seniors, the time has come for us to bid farewell to Haven High after ending the three most important years of our lives. Let us review these three years so that we may see how wonderful they have been. Remember that year in tenth grade? We started our Senior High school studies under the supervision of homeroom teachers, Miss Reinhart, Mr. Kerschner, and Mr. Young, who served as Class Adviser. We chose the follow- ing as class officers: President, Darrell Koch: Vice President, Wendell Oswald: Secretary, Nancy Dewald: and Treasurer, Lois Brown. The high-light of this year was the Annual Sophomore Crystal Ball Dance held in the gaily decorated gymnasium. Everyone present had an enjoyable time and we were glad to have made our first social event a big success. September, 1949. we returned as jolly lun- iors and were glad to find that again our Class Adviser was Mr. Young, assisted by Mr. Imboden: and Mrs. Christman, first semester: Miss Rodgers, second semester, as other home- room teachers. Darrell Koch was again chosen as President: Robert Shaup, Vice President: janet Moyer, Secretary: and Lawrence Hum- mel, Treasurer. The lunior Play, entitled The Skeleton Walks, was a hit with everyone. Due credit must be oiven to the coaches, Mr. Young and Miss Rodgers, and the members of the cast whose fine portrayal of characters made the play a financial success. Chancing off Oscar, Mr. Young's pet rab- bit, as lst prize, and a large chocolate rabbit as 2nd prize. was an extra activity of our class during this year in order to raise more funds for the treasury, On April 28, 1950, we received the tradition- al telegram from the seniors on their annual visit to Washington DC, which reminded us of this great time to come the following year. Sponsoring the lunior Prom, May 12, was probably the proudest and happiest moment of our junior year, as this was the first time a lunior Prom was held in the school since 1947. Music by George Singer and his orchestra, dim lights, evening gowns, and beautiful decora- tions comprised a setting which we shall never forget. Then came the year that everyone was wait- ing for, September, 1950, when we became Sophisticated Seniors. We are proud to say that we again chose Darrell Koch as President: Wendell Oswald, as Vice President: janet Moyer, as Secretary: and Richard Bowen, as Treasurer. Mr. Young was again our Class Adviser with Miss Hoy and Mr. Imboden assisting in guiding us through this last year. In In sports, our football team, well repre- sented by our senior boys, and led by Robert Shaup and Darrell Koch, went beyond our highest expectations, losing only one game. Defeating Minersville for the first time in the history of the school was the most outstanding event of this season. Our seniors also con- tributed to the success of the 1950-51 basketball team, making it another successful year for the Haven Hurricanes. Other activities in which members of our class were active were: Student Council, Hav- en Fax staff, Mixed and Girls' Choruses, Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y, Band, Orchestra, Twirling Corps, Cheerleaders, Art Club, Library Club, G.A.A., Conservation Club, Baseball Team, and Blue and Gold staff. Our Senior Play, Tattletale, directed by Miss Rodgers and Mr. Young, was splendidly portrayed. Financially and entertainingly, this play proved a success. Our other activity dur- ing this year was the selling of Christmas cards, which also proved to be a financial success. Finally, the time had come for our great trip to Washington D.C.! This reminded us of the ending of our last few social activities together as a class and the rapid closing of our high school career. Then came the month of Iune, the busiest. but most enjoyable and exciting month of all our years at Haven High. Commencement, Class Night exercises, and a pageant took place in the auditorium. We, the class of 1951, have just passed one of the greatest milestones in our lives. From here we go out into the world, not as a class. but as individuals, to solve new problems and to take advantage of the opportunities which await us. Success and Happiness to all gradu- ates of Haven High! SHIRLEY E. GEARY Class Historian . 1 XXX X ,gil xxx 'Z'-I' ' f - f fl .f X. ' XX . 'L' 13: X I, .7 X if 1 2' 'iff XX' Qi 5 hf,,' 5 '- 0-. .'.-'f-r. ' 1 un' . ' . ,u , , . . 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X it I fi aku, x ff fig f A '-X 1'--3 ,V 't A 'Z '.1- 't.?', '- 5 , f ' 1' 'Q '. X K2 2 ,? ,'f.' -1 KS.- -- I ', , ,Q lb ' X Vx' YH XA 779W ,Y , ' K2 .15 K I!-T. V K .1 f X in X U w ' Yi' X In o ' ' :Q - P . - f X 9 x.- L33 MXL XV! X X . x , I-I 1 - ug ,--.5 . ry ' A , 5 K1 x Q s, S 'X --' E3 I f 1 X , X .P First F 5 Seventh i Grade tl ruw: tl. llnltnn, ll. Bow:-n, tl. K'110vt-r, J. lltlllililljl, J. linslinre, U. Trnntnmn. S. Iiillinn, K. l.m's, lIl2', . lialnn' St-4-mill VUXVI li. l'tlslnw, M, Ht-rln-'I'. I'. Rmvt-utsliy. A. Ktwll, S. Bair, Mr. Evans. V. 41+-nl'imrt. Ii. Slmllvn- In-i'i:m', I'. Wt-nrir-lt. N. Ilivtrivll. L. Heffnt-1'. 'l'liirtl row: Il. l'l't'k0rt. F. Moyvr, S. tim-tlil1,f:, H. Slmtts, Il. Ht-rlt, H. Knllu-. 'l'. Alt-thin-i'it, 'I'. XVing:Iv. 'Pup row: lt. Zl'1fll'lllf7j'0l', F. Killinn, J. Cill'fil'I'i, C. NVnlfe, G. S4'lll1l1lzlvi1e'l', l'. Nvitllinavr. R. llyvrs, M. 4 illu-rt. I.. I!0vlwl'. TL First rmv: It. lhtklt-y, N, Mnyvr. M. Nuns. J. Sl'llllt'fft-'l', R. M. XVeisS, D, th-Itrig, I'. Slnith. A. .I. M1-Ki-nm-, II, At-lit-iiimvii. Sl't'UIlli row: XV. SlIlllfl'l'l'. R. ltr ' Oy, J. Slim-ner. H, Iiutmlwf, S. ZillllIll'l'Ill2lll. Miss L+-ssig. ll. lf'4-lkvr, V. lun-li. IU, .I. tit-svllwintit, J. Fritz. .I. lived. Ilnrtl row: .I. ltlnvg'er. I. Iinltun. R. Situllvillre-l',fQ-I'. 41. Ttllfktxllllill. lb. Sputts. XV. Zniit-k. ,. , lop row: lb. lifthlllllll, I.. Illlllllllvl. I. IG. Mnvvr. .I. I ultun. .I. I'l'nilt-lu-l'u't-I'. Ii. Milivr. I Tl 1tNVHllll'f, IC. Ilrvy. IC. l l't-:lt-rit-k, li. RZIIIOIIZEIIIII, ti. I First ruxv: l'. Rt-ich-r. S. Nt-y, D, linntncr, J. Sinipson, V. Rnhhins. J. IfIlIlli4'lIIlllSll. S. xVt'ilYl'I', F. Svutt. Sm-mul row: I . Sf0l'lll'I'. I. Knhns. S. Svhwilk. ti. Antiorson, D. Hoyt-1', F. Ifnost-, Mr. Hnnnnvl, 11. XVt-nvvr, lt. lrI'l'llll'I'. S. Ixt-mlv1', N. l'nrn+-I. L. l'UOI'll2lllj1'l!. U. Ilovt-r. 'l'hird row: Il. Stn-rnvr. L. Slit-rry. .I. Ih-t-ker. A. lflnynsli, 'I'nv on IK H I ' ' ' I r ': . 010, tt. It-trio. It, Mayor. li. Rt'llSillgl'l', .l. Splut-n. E. XVilsun. M. l'niln-nlmiie-r. .I. Ili-ttinga-r, I. Xilnglm-. Il. ltlllut-vlc, R. lrnnt. Rmlm-y lhiln-4-k. 36 iw M .T 'IAM ,MT . vw I 1 1 v X .52 dx M 0 .99 ' 'W' fl K Eighth Grade ! A lx' . X 1 r-IJZN' BNA-' -invi- 6 4. . IL juz. X, : Q 1 IN' A 5- bv- Q 0 IN R u x fv f, V, 1- . .U .i My W0 My s fi 0, ' -,lf X 1 1' V ' l, .U I .X . 'K Q A, N , ' n - Nyqyfkiww 'W ' ' 5' ' QIDD L M -L 4? 1 .UU FV ' qw ' L ' hy! . YJ 1 ' 5 ' , ,-X in f ' UUA' V Ui ,. mf' bfi' ' 'I I K' I , 'Hz ju ' WL 'W M. M , fy? in nf... .. 4231? K7 X JY'- ' sn 3,3 'I ' First row: E. Gipv. N, l'lsh. P. 'l'h01nnS, S. Rupp, S. Nvidlingvr, C. Nvy. S. Howl. Y. Morgxm. ' Ss-vnml row: J. Sheri-r. H. Hokv, G. Eiivr, ll. Rr-hor. YV. Hvffnor, Miss Brown, H. Hehe-r, R. Mc-vk. I' Nnglv, ll. Moyer. R. Fidlvr. Top row: Il. Crmwhorgor, B. Itnir, F. Rc-ber, J. Kmnunvs, S. Kuhns, S. Heinlmch, M. Geiger, J. Burke. II th-lirig, 'l'. Fislwr, R. Spitlor, li. Hoffman, SU First ruw: Il. Shuvy. A. Knntnor. E. Shiwlls-nlwrgm-r. .I. I 2ll'l6'y, H. Hnrnor, D. S:-hmlmc-lu-r, ll. Ilnlvll-r. Fm-u'uml row: II. xvl'l'Ill'I'. M. lh-ivhvrt. M. Rm-so. Mr. Fish:-r, M. H1-od, N. G4-rher, M. N1-y. 'Fhird row: G. Gnydus. l'. lilnnlwnlmrn. ll, Rcirlvr, M. llnvhlvr, ID. Ifiwiling, N. Voile-r, Ii. In-wnlml. Top row: ll. Ra-In-r, M. S4-liivlilwlnl. .l. Yost, XV. IHIIINSUIII. Il. Smith. 'IX Ili-lu-r. RH First row: IL Drioslmi-ln. J. lirm-inimrvr, S. Ney. il. Krm-nu-r, M. R4-nnimxor, N, Dru-y, IC. Gnhrig, Som-ond row: ll. Shuvy, Ii. Slrnnvh, C. lqnslnw. M. HIIVPT, Miss Humphrey. M. l-I. Scluu-lTor, J. P's-gli-y, I' II1lillll'j'. li. llvrb. 'l'l1ir1l row: R. Drvy, XV. .xi'll1'llliilI'h. M. Miller. YV. Rf-ir-hort. 'l'np1'mv: R, Kl'lill1'l'. M. lim-rgre-i'. J. Rzulnznlm, G, llonsinger, P. Slim-illo, I'. M031-r, Il. Km-Ilvr, R. Divirivh 37 w Ninth Grade EIS I-'irst row: I.. Ile-ilu-rt, M. 'l'mnpson. M. Slleipv, L. Vnvnlal, F. 'I'1lrm-r, A. Ihlvis, I'. Crump:-1-. M. Smith. DI liluhr. S1-4-mul row: I'. .Iumos. A. Cnsvy, A. AIRIIUIIIS, Il. Pnlusn, Mr. SfnutTs-r. H. 1'Hm-grer. .I. Glnsvr, Ii. lim-Il. Ii, A. Ii0Il1'I'. 'l'hirxI row: .I. Iiuyvr, Ii. Ill-vkm-1', IC. Nagle, S. 1u0l'IilIl0I', .I. Relwr. N. Iiulikosky. Ib. SI'IlIli'fr0I'. 'I', II4-IT1:4-r. Top rmv: R. Mn-ng.:lo. IC. Sports, .I. Hurdingx-r. II. Knntner, A. Ilvgzlvr. V. HITIIIIIIII, Ii, Imhrnmn. H. Imm-tti. ll. l'1'11lu-lwl'gvl', J. lli4-trim-Il, 1'. Iil':1n1uI'. 9B First row: II. Ii1'1'sI1m-r, S. Uxwssle.-y, A. 4'u1'rzulu, S. R1-Iwr, N. SVilIialms, A. lliIllIII1'lll'I'K'1'l'. I'. IIuri,u', N. I'1-tri. AI. I i1lh-r. Sm-rum! row: W. Ile-ss. AY. Spu IIN-QI. N, lnlsvallal. 'I'I1il'1I row: l'. Vite-Ili. R. liuwon, I'. Strallnalrzl. XV. Iinplzm. It. Iihvn, II, linkitus. I'. Ile-vlcor-, I'. We-III:--r, Ii. Iiillinn. sits. M. Rudy, P. AIIIILISI, Il. A. FPIISII-'I Ill2l4'IIl'I', Mr. Hows-n, S. Sc-Itva-r. N. Top row: .l. Vulitz. IS. Hanlon. M. ZIIIIIIIPVIIIIIII, XV. llezlry. J. I'IlIl'I', R, Whito, I.. Sllirvy, l', I 1'n-Ivrir-k, In Spin-.1. I., Iwslu-1'. Ii. hl'Illl1'lTI'I'. III-I First row: S. Ih-ming:-1'. M. Mille-r, J. Ihwxsixngz-r, S. Mcngle. .I. 'I'rumIuu, IJ. Phillips, M. XVhzlIs-n, Ib. III-vk, M. Allman, Sa-4-uml row: C. HPIIIIIIIUIII. Il, IIiII, I'. Smuyl-1-1'g'4-l', S. Fuller, Mr. IIilI'IIl'I'. .I. Wm-iss. IG. XVink. C. Slmllon- lr 1 I :'4'l'. I. llollzlnll. 'I'Iui1'1l rnw: II. SIUIIYIIS. II, Hilllrixh. IZ. Muyor, S. Sl'lIl'2lII1'I', M. I'ngn-r. IC. I'mIn-nlnllu-r. I.. Iiuvvr. .l. IIiII. 'Yup row' If Ihmmnn It 'I'uImwh 'SI KI'1lllIl-'I' AY Kirbv XI Yo I' I' Su . . , . . . . . , . A, . , I'SiI. . nlvrs. II. lb-lwr. II. l l'v1-41. Il. llill. i'. Iiuvll. Alum- xt: A. II:1rIs'- 38 r. Tenth Grade 1011 First row: S, Urf. P. Mevk. C. .Inu-uhy. ll, Hnrninsr, J. Kinswy, D. Heiln, D. Moyvr. Sm-mul row: D. H4-nnlmzvr, J, Kieffvr. S. Korsvhner, A. Mvredlth. Miss Rpinhnrt, M. Kors:-lnior, J. Miller. Joanne Millvr. Ii. Mllh-r, Third row: C. Mohl, S. Nnglv, M. Helfnor. J. Imbodcn. J. Moyvr, M. Killian, VV. .lone-s, M. Ney. Fourth row: XV. Killinn. XV. Hninley, J. Keith. Top row: A. Nvyer. R. Muyvr. K. Nagle. K. Lnrd, C, K4-lnvr. J. Mnrshnll. Il. Knohlana-h. I . Me-rllnn. NIA First row: D. Gzlydos, R. M. tlnl'fnvy, L. Eilvr. S. Crossley, M. Fromnnn, F. Faust, J. Brown. Sm-mul rmv: A. Bernd. S. B1-own, A. lgllllllfql. A, Dunkel, Mr. Stnuffer, E. Blankr-nhom, A. Archbnld. A. Urmu-l-or1,:1-r. li. Full:-r, Third row: J, Allll-'lllllU'll. S. Ilivtrirll, R. Brown. V. DailPy, M. E. Bushfire, C. Grlvsel, A. Guydma, M. Fnosm-. li. l1'm-1-sm-l'. S. Divlrif-ll. Fmlrlll row: F. liovkor, C. Fnosv, XV. Ig0NVf'11. R. Plein. C. Prone-lwrggf-r. B. Edwards. Top row: li. Ilunnell. M. Dia-l'wm'llt0r, E. Gnrdnn, L. Gipe, J. Dudley. J. lluhrmxln. 100 First row: .l. llixzutu. I.. 'l'v1'nlini. J. Smith. li. 'Phe-rnmnns. D. lic-od. IC. Vm-ulu. li. Sigmund. S4-vund ruw: ll. R4-ed, R, Rm-ln-r, X, Shnraxdin, U. Snyder, Mr. Kors:-linvr, C. NVult0rs, U. VVin1.:l0, IL Stub- rivh. J. Oswzlld. IL S1'lln'1-lik. Y. Xvnlfo, F. Pnpso, C, Trulnbo, R. Stullvr. N. T1-'if'hnmn. li'. Sfralllsn-, E, Sllllllll, . 'l'hil'd row: lfnurth row: J, lnul, C. Zinmwrnmn. I. Sc-hnffner, S. Stmnmrn, J. Rennimzvr. R. Williams. Top row: P. Wvrm-r, A. Reich-r. G. Rvivherl. XV. Roller, F. XVviss. R. Shnppell, L, Wngnor. 39 I i Eleventh Grade 11A First row: I.. Fellows, S. F1-lty. J. Frederic-ks, G. D'Alin, S. Brown, H. Crossley, G. Bottiligor. Sei-mul row: I . Fidler, J. lintrlorf. J. Henry. Miss Buusum, J. Boyer, G. Fnnlk, N. Fritz. Third row: F. lllttle, J. Croneherger. H. Deilvler, IG, Bowen, G. Baum, XV. llensinger, R. Best. F. Fellows, lniley. 'Pop row: R. Brown, D. Eiler, A, Bninlvridge, R. Dewnld, ll. Blessing, J. Fisher, M, Boyer, F. Dnubenspoc-k. 1113 First row: I'. Kremer, S. Geliripr, S. Memrle. .l. Lnulnenstine, E. Keller, G. Loy. Ss-voml row: H, Gs-rlixrrl. S. Kriner. 111. Glaser, Mr. Brown, M, Gudenmn, ll. Henry. A. M. Mohl. Third row: C, Krnmmes. VV. Harm-r, J, Meitzler, M. Iloyer, P. Mnzlnmn. H. Muzlnmn, C. Hershey. Top row: 'l'. Lenhner, L. Memzle, E. Nuns, XV. Kramer, D. Jones, A. Gllrski, ll, Miller. 110 First row: F. Rnllalml, M. Vinlwnlmuer. F, l'lsh, E. Shaw, M. Rhen, R. XVinp:lP. L. Znlivk. S1-4-ond row: .l. Whalen. .I. Trunllm. .I. Truutmnn. Miss Rodgers, S. Shoniper. R. SK'hllllllll'h4'I', F. Ren-al. Third row: Il. Sherry, Il. Sm-Ott, S. Slmppell. H. Spotts, J. Trumho, R. Sterner, .l. Petry, Il. Lengle. 'Pop row: J. NVulfe, K. Rumble, H. Thonms, R. Berk, Tl. Rutter, R. Zimmerman, D. Reed. 40 'S if SJ r . 4... 4 l'U,I!. Ulnss: Ruth Iiollingvr, Ilrm-v Freml, Num-y 114-ary, Phyllis th-ln-ig. liill llululvr, Funnix- K:u1lw-rlnam Ulm-nu Kl'l'SllllPl', tiny l.m-lmmn. liirlmrd Ms-mrlv. Illuvy .hm linlnluridgrl-, Alnrialn Ulny. Shirla-3' Ymln-r. lh-IU' I.1-ul lh-lwr, lr:-nv Yurvnku. Ida lh-ln-r. Enrl S4'llllllllll'll1'l'. Artlml' Zinmu-rnlun. Xlnry livrnlu-isvl. Patsy l'1vuml1-, Arla: 'l'uluins, .lnm-1 lh-ilu-rl, .ls-nn Spitlz-r. luis l4l'l'Wll. MF. llIll'1l'2lIlfl. th-rmnn Il Class: llivllallwl lfe-Inst1-rnuu-ln-r, .lnmvs llix, llivlxaml Iimvm-ll. .lulm An-gmul. .Inns-I llvrrim, lintllluvn llalosvln-r. llvlly llipv, Gary Hn-l1l'ig:. ,losl-lull liulikusky, Rumllll Knoll. Imrnllly Knoll. 'l'uny Kin-lllwr Bluriv l'1m'vll, lilizallwlll M031-r, linrln-Ml Mivln-l, lmumlrll Klllilmsky. lllmlln l'rilvlu:ll'1l. liutlnlvr-n liln-ill. llmnlld S4-mt. l4'rnm-is Strnmnral, Ruln-rt Sllnnp. Miss llny, .Iuniur lflnulislx Ulnss: 'l'1'iu'1muxm-1l'y Ulzlssi Suszln Pllun-gn-r. I'all1l Xl:-nulv, Mzlrlvlu- Smith. lmrrn-ll lim-In, l v'nnk lin-ith. SI:-plus-ll Yllvlllil. l,4-on ll01lgl'l'. Jqllllllt' Polls, Rll'lllll'Ql R1-4-fl. We-mlvll Oswnlll. IA-mm Slmlu-rlu-r, lialyxlnnml lhllu-wk lh-4l1-rim-k lh-ich-r, Rim-luml Snussvr, l,:mx'1-lu-v llumnn-l. Milton ln-ilu-rt, 'l'l1s-rm-sn Iluralf-lmlx. llrm-v Umm-Iwl':1l .lnnvt Moya-r. Mr. lh-own. Wi G 1 Q - sf gf -S has 4 4, N H N? gl E Jv' l mn N s ' aww... -AS 5 - lu...- W x WP-YWQ 4' ,Y , 11 2? Ziw zi X, Sr: N 4 Q C 4 WIKW 1 v5 Wlf, 'Ulu In R, gray nay,- a 'V' .f -fi 512713 XL E i 4 QQ 'I-'EP' .1 'Q' .ZW MWF W WW 1, my A YK 'iRsam' , ' 'www 1egf l F. F. A. CLUB First row: Robert Moyer, Paul Webber, Richard Kline, Charles Frederick, Russell Killian, Ioseph Trumbo. Second row: Iohn Perry, Peter Mazloom, Mandon Boyer, Gaylord Bunnell. Mr. Barton, Gabriel Mazloom, David Kokitus, Russell Dewald. Top row: Earl Schumacher, Glenn Kerschner, Richard Nagle, Calvin Krammes, Iohn Trumbo, Edward Naus, Evan Bowen, Charles Mohl. Classes at Wc1rk.- Ioseph Trumbo, Gaylord Bunnell, Evan Bowen, Mandon Boyer, Edward Nuns. Peter Mazloom, Gabriel Mazloom, Charles Mohl, Calvin Krammes, Robert Mover, Russell Dewald. 44 Vocational Agriculture Course' The approval was received for the addition of a Vocational Agriculture Curriculum to the Schuylkill Haven High School, according to the report of Harry L. Burkert at the April 1950 school board meeting, The board elected Carroll S. B rton of Edgewater Orchards, Boyertown, as the teacher of voca- tional agriculture, effective Iuly 1. Cn September 20, 1950, the Vocational Agriculture students attended the Gratz Fair, where six of the boys were awarded prizes in the judging contest. Cctober 20, 1950, six boys, the Future Farmers of America. attended Leader- ship Training School for officers of the various chapters at Halifax High School. The freshman agriculture class helped harvest the hybrid corn variety test plots at Summit Station, Monday, October 30. Instructor Carroll Barton accompan- ied the boys. Experimental plots were planted as part of the program of the Penn State Agriculture Experiment Station to determine the best hybrid corn varieties for Schuylkill County. The work was done under the direction of Harry Poorbaugh, County Agent for Schuylkill County. 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' . , . -- 5 N x A , INX ' N 1 .. - ' - ' . '.. N N -s. ' ' , ' - 'ASQ .u '-' '- - ' ' . . --- .'. -I5 ' 15 :Ei-, fibf, -1 rf,-2, '-A 3 1 .f-, ,. , 51:8 'xiax :':, ,A 5 R' - 1 pf. ' ---1-w ff ,Sf 1' f Nag f Q . 46 SENIOR HIGH HONOR SOCIETY First ruux' Wlnrlcnc Slnitll. Susan Pfluugcr, Nancy Dcwnld, Rlmcln P1'itcl1.n'nl, Slnrlc llruwll, Sccmzcl row: lnnct Moycr, Richard Bowcn, Riclmrd Rccd, lVIis.s BQIIISIIIII, I:r.1nk Kcilh Vllvrnlvll Oswnlcl, Io Ann Hntclorf. Twp row: Anton Kichnvr, Harry rl-llIOIIIZIS. Roy Scott. Dnrrcll Koch, Lzxwrcncc Hnmmvl, IUNIOR HIGH HONOR SOCIETY First row: Sylvia Crossley, Suzannc Bcrqvr. Bairlmrzx Kvrsclmcr, Bilfliilffl Krcnwr. lVla1ria1n Sulwipv, Gail Pflncgcr, Karen Koch, Twp row: Sandra Svltzcr, Thcodorc Hcffnvr, Barry Gordon, Miss Brown. Rolwrt Crum lwrgcr, Ross Krvmcr. Nlzxry Eleanor Shacffcr. 47 MIXED CHORUS First row: Shirley Gehriq, Shirley Brown, Shirley Minnich. Leona Strohecker, Richard Reed, Miss Shoener, Betty Gipe, Harriet Crossley, Ianet Deihert, Marie Powell. Second row: Lois Brown, Nancy Dewald, lanet Her- ring, Lois Zulick, Geraldine D'Alio, Florence Simmen- dinger, Nancy Ney, Gladys Stoudt, Sylvia Menqle. Nancy Geary, Susan Pflueger, Marlene Smith. Third row: David Reed, Ion Fisher, Kaydonna Bubeck, Rhoda Pritchard, Ioanne Batdorf, Elizabeth Glaser, Kath- leen Rhein, Marilyn Gudeman, Sylvia Kriner, Ianet Moy- ft er, Shirley Geary, Frank Keith, Lawrence Hummel. Fourth row: Bruce Freed, Richard Sausser, Ralph Greenawalt, Ieanette Geary, Peggy Kremer, Shirley Felty, Kathleen Haeseler. Louise Fellows, Constance Kauterman, William Harner, Frederick Daubenspeck, Ronald Schumacher, William Huhler. Top row: Donald Iones, Paul Menqle, Robert Sterner. Richard Bowen, Anton Kiehner, Bruce Spotts, Darrell Koch, Iames Dix, Thomas Lechner, Bruce Croneherqer. Frederick Fellows, Wendell Oswald, Iames Croneberger. TENTH GRADE CHORUS .u aw! l i GIRLS CHORUS First row: Karen Sigmund, Dorothy Horning. Marie Powell, Shirley Minnich, Miss Shoener, Ioan Lauben- stine, Nancy Geary, Marian Clay, lanet Deibert. Second row: Sylvia Mengle, Rose Winqle, Ioanne Kieffer, Ann Bast, Gladys Stoudt, Nancy Ney, Rhoda Pritchard, Florence Simmendinqer, Iudy Miller. Doro- thea Reed. Lois Eiler. Shirley Gehrig, Louise Fellows. Third mu-: Morrisine Rhen. Nancy Sharaclin, Glinda Loy, Betty Stubrich, Alice Reber, Kathleen Haeseler, Gloria Foulk. Elizabeth Glaser. Shirley Geary, Ianet Mcgyer, Lois Brown, Patricia Coombe. ourfh row: Mary Ella Bashore, Anna Mae Mohl, Betty Gipe, Barbara Eberle, Gertrude Bottiglier, loanne Batdorf, Ann Archbald, Anne Croneberger, Shirley Crossley, Ioyce Kinsey, Susan Pflueger, Harriet Cross- ley, Mildred Hetfner, Top row: Karleen Michel, Sylvia Kriner, Nancy Fritz, Raydelle Brown, Faith Felty, loan Hoffman, Fern Fidler. Dorothy Krammes, Theresa Burachok, Barbara Feeser, Iune Boyer. V ,,,,,, Q 5' l A P , ff + 'Z i lk ' .U ., I ' A 5 44' NINTI-I GRADE CHORUS Drum Maiorettes MARY ANN BAINBRIDGE IANET HERRING LOUISE FELLOWS BETTY GIPE PEGGY KREMER IEANETTE GEARY NANCY DEWALD UKLHDb1'KA First row: Karen Koch, Donna Klahr, Mildred Thompson, Lois Deibert, Walter Kaplan, Andrew Yarish, Iames Croneberger, Marlene Smith. Second row: Constance Kauterman, Kaydonna Bubeck, David Reed, Sandra Seltzer. Frank Spleen, Patricia Aungst, Frederick Weiss. Top row: Richard Reed, William Spotts, Ioanne Smith, Iames Keith, Ronald Schumacher, Clark Hershey, Richard Brown, Frederick Daubenspeck, Mr. Unger. 50 High School Bancl First row: Nancy Dewald, Ieanette Geary, Peggy Kremer, Betty Gipe, Louise Fellows, Ianet Herring, Mary Ann Bainbridge. Second row: Richard Brown. Melvin Miller, William Reber, lohn Raunzahn, Geraldine D'Alio, Shirley Brown, Fred Weiss, Frank Spleen, Robert Croneberger, lohn Fisher. Third row: Suzanne Shomper. Sandra Bair, Constance Kauterman, Ioan Smith, Doris Schumacher, Mr. Unger, Iudy Breininger, Beverly Dreisbach, Karen Koch, Clare Wenrich. Marlene Smith. Fourth row: Walter Kaplan, Lawrence Hummel, May Foose, Patricia Aunqst, Mary Eleanor Schaeffer, Kaydonna Bubeck, Kay Shollenberger, Sandra Seltzer, Barbara Moyer. Ronald Schumacher. Fifth row: lames Croneberger, Iohn Paul, Ivan Shaffner, Bruce Freed, Richard Sausser, Wayne Iones, Robert Ketner, Williziin Spotts, Dale Rutter. Top row: Richard Sherry, Bruce Spotts, Charles Croneberqer, Richard Fenstermacher, Charles Foose, David Reed, Richard Reed, Robert Clem-, Iames Keith, Tony Kiehner. 51 Student Council IST SEMESTER Bill Huhler, Shirley Felty, Mary Bern- heisel, Harry Thomas, Ann Corrado, Al- berta Moyer, Ronald Scott, Francis Stra- mara. Iohn Marshall, Marlene Umhen- hauer, Eleanor Keller, Constance Shol- lenberger, Beniamin Blessing. Richard Hill, Robert Bohrman, Iames Bailey, Shirley Brown, Rose Marie Gaffney. lames Renninger, Ianice lmboden, Ioseph Meitzler, Phillip Stramara. Stephen Va- cula, Carolyn Snyder, Paysy Cooper. Elizabeth Moyer, Iohn Aregood, Gary Gehrig, Kenneth Rumble, Mr. Brown. 9 S, wx! S BUDGET COLLECTORS First row: Kaydonna Buheck, lanet Herring, Leona Strohecker, Karleen Michel, Rhoda Pritchard, Elizabeth Moyer. Second row: Gary Gehrig, Frank Keith. Richard Reed, Mr. Kerschner, Francis Stramara, lohn Aregood, Rohert Shaup. Top row: Richard Fenstermacher, Richard Bowen, Ioseph Kulikosky, Bruce Croneherqer, Anton Kiehner, Leonard Kulikosky. 52 ll-:und 'T' at 5 i S Student Council S ZND SEMESTER lst: Marion Sheipe, Bernadette Ther- inanos, Sandra Orf. Znd: Alice Zvorsky. Marilyn Good- man, Victoria Dailey. 3rd: Roy Scott, Carolyn Snyder, lan- et Herring. 'lthz laines Bailey, Wayne Hainley, Constance Shollenherger. Sth: Harry Thomas, Meldon Dier- wechter, Richard Hill. 6th: Clark Hershev. Paul Menqle, Mary Bernheisel, 7th: Ronald Seott, Ronald Rhen, Roh- ert Berk. Sth: Gary Gehriq, Leona Strohecker, Elaine Potts. Qth: Robert Quinter. Bruce Crone lwerger, Betsy Moyer. Shirley Felty. Top: Mr. Brown. v . ----3 ART CLUB First row: Shirley Brown, Geraldine D'Alio. Sylvia Mengle, Marie Powell, Leona Stroa heeker, Sandra Orf. Dorothy Horninq, Second row: Shirley Geary, Ianet Herring, Nancy Ney, Eleanor Keller. Mr. Bowen, Mary Ella Bashore, Roberta Reber, Marilyn Gudenian, Betty Stubrich. Top: Gary Gehrig, Philip Straniara, Ioan Troutmian, Susan Shornper, Iune Boyer, Iames Dix. Marianne Killian. Faith Felty, Kathleen Haeseler, Charles Borden, Donald Iones. 53 Ow- 52 l TRI-HI-Y First row: Betty Gipe, Florence Simmendinger, Susan Pflueger. Leona Strohecker, Irene Yurenko, Shirley Min- nicb, Ida Reber. Second row: Elizabeth Moyer, Theresa Burachok. Kaydonna Bubeck, Mary Bernheisel, Shirley Geary, Miss Bausum, Ianet Moyer, Rhoda Pritchard, Ianet Herring. Nancy Dewald. Third row: Iean Spitler, Patricia Coombe, Karleen Michel, Dorothy Krammes, Ioan Hoffman, Faith Felty, Kathleen Rhein, Lois Brown, Kathleen Haeseler. Fourth row: Betty Lou Reber, Barbara Eberle, Gladys Stoudt. Alberta Moyer, Ianet Deihert, Ann Bast, Dolores Smith. Marian Clay, Marie Powell. Top row: Shirley Yoder, Phyllis Gehrig, Louise Moy- er. Nancy Ney, Shirley Miller, Dorothy Knoll, Nancy Geary. Lois Kramer, Marlene Smith, Mary Ann Bain- bridge, Constance Kauterman. HI-Y First row: W. l-lubler, L. Hummel, L. Wagner, I. Marshall, C. Ketner. W. Harner, B. Blessing. Second row: D. Reed, I. Wolfef, R. Zimmerman, F. Keith, R. Reed, Mr. Bowen, R. Sausser, B. Freed. W. Oswald, G. Baum, Third ruiv: R. Scott, B. Croneberqer, R. Bowen, R Sherry, D. Koch, A. Kiehner, Ronald Scott, P. Mengle, VV, Hainley, Keith. Top row: F. Fellows, R. Best, T. Lechner, H, Thomas. R. Fenstermacher, I. Dix, G. Gehrig, D. Rutter, I. Cronef berger, R. Shaup. IUNIOR TRI-HI-Y First row: D. Klahr, L, Deibert, M. Whzilen, N. Williains, D. Phillips, L. Vacula, M. Scheipe, B. Papso, G. Pflueger. Second row: S. Bensinger, P, Coop- er, K. Koch. I. Glaser, Miss Brown. P. Iames. S. Mortimer, B. Kerschner, I. VVeiss. Third row: S. Crossley, C. Shollen- berger, E. Nagle. B. Moyer, E. Um- benhauer, P. Aunqst, D. Hill, D. Rolland. Top run-: N. Kulikosky, M. Rudy, A. Corrado, S. Coller, A. Matonis, B. A, Keller, I. Reber. CASHIERS Simpson, Rauclenbush, Hamer, Kremer, Meck, Crouc- berger, Felker, Kramer, G. Fisher, Reber. T. Fisher Freed, Powell, Gaydos, Sheipe, Crossley, Brown, Bubeck Gehrig, Sigmund, Reed, Breiner. Poorbaugh, Krammes Hener, Horning, Felty, Seltzer, P. Kremer, Mengle, I Fisher. Umhenhauer, Hummel, Sherry. First row: Thomas Lechner, Darrell Koch, Frank Keith, Willizim Hamer, Robert Ketner, Wayne l-lainley. Second row: Iames Keith, Nancy Dewald, Mildred Hetfner, Ioanne Batdorf, Mr Hamer, Sandra Orf, Shirley Mortimer, Karen Koch, Dale Rutter. l EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT Marilyn Gudeman, Miss Reinhart, Rhoda Pritchard. BUSINESS DEPARTMENT Seated: Lois Brown, Alberta Moyer, Florence Sim- mendinger, Gladys Stoudt, Nancy Dewald, Standing: Kathleen Rhein, Iohn Fisher, Peggy Kre- mer, Dolores Smith, Iohn Aregood, Shirley Gehrig. 56 ' an .C L o QQQV ' .pp-I -ag was I-1 'A 'ro 'Q 'N U1 ..-mg . ----. 2 Lev T' in I... ' Ill . . ' .- In -- I I I 'flu 4 1 ' 'W u ll.il'.ll.: illIl' a 0 0, I l ' PR CA I - g, . '1 --- ' 1... A 7f-- --- ' f ' ' IQ, 1 1 - I f l ... mg ,, tif. .-.... N.-Qaf' - MMR..- . .il NEWS AND SPGRTS WRITERS Seated: Geraldine D'Alio, Nancy Fritz, Marlene Smith, Gertrude Bottiglier, Ioan Troutman, Harriet Cross- ley. Standing: Io Ann Batdorf, Frank Keith, Harry Tho- mas, Kaydonna Bubeck, Elizabeth Moyer, Richard Bow- en, Richard Fenstermacher. Dorothy Knoll, Richard Reed, Richard Brown, Shirley Brown. FEATURE WRITERS Seated: Kathleen Haeseler, Marie Powell, Leona Strohecker. Standing: Iune Boyer, Iames Dix, Louise Fellows, Donald Iones, Nancy Ney. 57 l x HOME ECONOMICS CLUB First row: Alan Reider, Melclon Dierwechter, Richard Brown, Paul Werner, Carl Zim- merman, Ronald Schumacher, Allen Bainbridge. Second row: Earl Schumacher. Frank Keith, Stephen Vacula, Ronald Knoll, Mr. Kersch- ner, Arthur Zimmerman, Robert Zimmerman, Frederick Daubenspeck, Simon Nagle, Third row: Robert Schwenk, Glenn Kerschner, Leon Reaqer, Paul Mengle, Adam Tobias, Charles Mohl, Robert Quinter, Ray Heiser. Top row: Iohn Petry, Robert Clem, Iames Keith, Bruce Croneberger, Wayne l-lainley. fi J X 1 CONSERVATION CLUB First row: Ioyce Kinsey, Harriet Crossley, Gertrude Bottiglier, Ida Reber, Miss Lutz, Frances Faust, Lucia Termini, Ioan Rizzuto, Connie Kauterman. Second row: Shirley Crossley, Shirley Kerschner, Ruth Bollinger, Marion Clay, Nancy Geary, Irene Yurenko. Emily Shaw, Ioan Brown, Ruth Staller, Esther Vacula, Iune Frederick, May Foose. 58 L2 G. A. A. First row: M. Bainbridge, D. Smith. Herring, I. Reber, T. Burachok. K. Buheck, S. Orf M, Bashore, B. Gipe, B. Thermanos, Miss Humphrey, I. Smith, L. Brown, N. Ney. Seemzd row: S. Geary, N. Dewald, K, Rhein, L. Strohecker, M. Powell, R. Pritchard, P Kremer, S. Crossley, M. Kerschner, A. Meredith, B. Moyer, I. Moyer, V. Dailey. Third row: M. Smith, E. Keller, R. Reber, R, Wingle, S. Gehrig, Boyer, L. Fellows, R Fuller. B, Reed, P. Meek. K. Sigmund, I. Rizzuto. S. Pflueger, Fourth row: N. Geary, G. D'Alio, R. Gaffney, M. Killian, C. Trumho, I. Kinsey. D. Horn- ing, I. Brown. F. Faust, C. Griesel, Miller, R. Staller. I, Spitler, S. Minnich. Fifth row: M. Heffner, A. Archbald, S. Brown, G. Bottiglier, S. Mengle, I. Geary, R Griesel, N. Shariden, C. Snyder. E. Glaser, I. Batdorf, K. Haeseler, B. Eherle 4 Sixth row: B. Feeser, L. Eiler, D. Reed, S. Brown, C. Walters, A. Bernd, I. Oswacl, E Blankenhorn, S. Dietrich, R. Brown, lmboden, A. Croneherger, F. Felty, LIBRARY CLUB Seated: Elizabeth Moyer, Iean Spitler, Ianet Moyer, Iune Fredricks, Lois Brown, Karleen Michel, Louise Mo er, Dorothy Krammes. Ruth Bollinger, Susan Pflueger, Rhoda Pritchard. Glinda Loy, Fern Fpicller, Iean Aulenhach, Constance Kauterman. Standing: Miss Reed, Gertrude Bottiglier, Alice Reher, Betty Lou Reber. Nancy Fritz, Shirley Miller, Ida Reber, Ianet Herring, Ieanette Geary, 59 LAYAOIIT EDITORS AND TYPISTS Seated: Nancy Dewald, Nancy Ney, Betty Gipe, Elizaheth Moyer, Shirley Geary. Standing: lVlarlene Smith, Ianct lVIoyer. ADVERTISING AND CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT Seated: Susan Pflucqer, Karlc-en Micliel, Leona Strohecker, Kathleen Rhein. Lois Brown. Standing: Paul Mengle, Richard Snusser, Mr. Harner, Wcxidell Os- wald, Richard Reed, Ronald Scott, Richard Bowen. Absent: Miss Lessig, assistant ad- visor, wir' A zcaslekif CO-EDITORS AND ADVISOR Nlarie Powell, Tony Kichncr, Miss Hoy. Blue and Gold ARTIST AND SNAPSHOT EDITORS Seated: loan Hoffman. Shirley Min- nich, Dorothy Knoll, lanet Herring. Kathleen Haeseler. Standing: Faith Felty, VVillian1 Hulvler, Mr. Bowen, lanles Dix. I ..-.-.-y 7- S s as 'Q wx X 1 I XR 1 L. E if Q 3' x X + P- . L ,x P 45 4. xi Nk x ir' 61 Pigskin Summary 1951 From the opening kickoff until the final whistle. this season was one of which the Schuylkill Haven High School Football team can really be proud. Finishing the season with a record of eight wins, one tie and one loss, they proved themselves one of the great teams in the history of football at Schuylkill Haven High. The highlight of the season came at the second game. Before a jam- packed stadium of cheering specta- tors at Minersville High School the Schuylkill Haven Hurricanes en- gaged the 'Battling lVliners of Minersville. When the smoke had cleared away, Schuylkill Haven was on the high end of a 7-0 score, and for the first time in history the Schuylkill Haven High Varsity had defeated Minersville. The remaining part of the season was anticlimactic after this great moment. Continuing their murderous onslaught they rolled over Wilson, Cass Township, Saint Clair, Mahan- oy Township, Frackville, Mahanoy City, and Shillington, with only Muhlenburg Township temporarily taking the wind out of their sails by holding them to a tie at Albright Stadium in Reading, Coach Stauffer will lose eleven varsity members by graduation, but he will also have ample reserves to carry on successfully next year. The boys graduating are: Darrell Koch, Robet Shaup, Wendell Oswald, Richard Sausser, Ronald Honicker, Leonard Kulikosky, Richard Bowen, Ronald Knoll, Frank Keith and Paul Mengle. A xx SA ' xx. S .X ,.,..X1x. W 'O'- s X .4-1 S QE Xi. MRP? TH . 15 4 1' gs? Q: .. ,P .mx , ., .,.. Q QW ' :. f-' ,. l ag m K :R -I X X ...,. wx W . L .1 Q- K S w X S Sax 'fi qi VARSITY Left to right: Richard Bowen, Bruce Freed, Bruce Cronelwerger. Roy Scott, Fred Bittlc Richard Sherry. Darrell Koch, Calvin Krammes, Fred Fellows. Robert Shaup, Iohn Wolfe, Mr Evans. IUNIOR VARSITY First row: Iesse Hill. Izimes Keith. Ronald Rhen, Charles Croneherqer, Nicholas Lziscalzi Francis Romano. Second row: Mr, Hum-mel. Robert Schaeffer, Roger Spotts, Wzilter Kaplan, Nlelvin Ney Simon Nagle, Rolvert Becker, Merl Kramer, Iames Bailey. 66 v Basketball Summary 1950-5'l After finishing in the quarter finals of the state playoffs last year, great thinas were expected of the Schuylkill Haven High School Basketball team this year. The season started off auspiciously enough with the Hurricanes piling up a record of ten victories and no defeats before the fans were hardly aware that the season had begun. During this time our high scoring machine had averaged better than seventy points a game. Then for the first time Fate put her hand into the picture. Qur old adversary, Pinegrove, proved to be too much for us. and for the first time we were on the losing end of the score. tThis game seemed to take much of the spirit out of our talented Hurricanes: however, they rallied sufficiently to finish second in the league.l A number of new league records were set by the Hur- ricanes this year. Among them were a new one game high score, lll points against Reilly, and a new record for the total number of points scored in one season. Coach Winton Evans loses four of his varsity players by graduation. They are: Bruce Croneberger, Bruce Freed, Darrell Koch, and Robert Shaup. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Dec. 5 Hamburg Won 67-39 ' Dec. 8 Coaldale Won 55-34 'Deo 15 Reilly Won 74-30 Dee 19 Tremont Won 75-36 Dec. 22 Minersville Won 76-24 lan. 5 Cass Won 83-43 lan. 9 Port Carbon Won 74-44 lan. 12 Orwigsburg Won 74-46 ' lan. 16 Branch Won 73-45 Ian. 19 Hegins Won 70-43 lan, 23 Pinegrove Lost 45-57 Ian. 26 Reilly Won 111-54 lan. 30 Tremont Lost 38-39 Feb. 2 Minersville Won 64-35 Feb. 6 Cass Won 57-55 Feb, 9 Port Carbon Won 89-29 Feb. 13 Orwigsburg Won 63-37 Feb. 16 Branch Lost 47-52 'Feb. 20 Hegins Won 71-28 Feb. 23 Pinegrove Lost 45-49 League Playoff Mar. l Tremont Lost 46-47 Bloomsburg Invitation Tournament Mar. 7 West Mahanoy Twp. Lost 44-45 'Home Games 67 il,i 1950 BASEBALL TEAM First row: Lawrence Hummel, Paul Batdorf, Robert Shaup, Gar Miller Bruce Freed, Neil Gehrig, Henry Felker. , Second row: Wilbur Killian, Iohn Aregood, Russel Miller, Leroy Rhein, Leon Strohecker, Iames Madenford, Robert Feeser, Iames Dix, lim Deibler. Third row: lack Dudley, Richard Kolbe, Robert Farr, Paul Mengle Calvin Krammes, Mr. Hummel, Ray Wildermuth, Richard Fenstermacher, 'Harold Ney, Willard Kramer, Francis Romano. SENIOR CHEER LEADERS Mary Ella Bashore, Sylvia Mengle, Rose Wingle, Shirley Brown, Nancy Ney, Eleanor Keller. 68 ff ff 7'iL Z 7 V gf, Q 1 wr,-N ,,,,,,'-. 'LI-5,l ,7. -1 'V L...-. f ' ' . ., ,ff X --- - -f----5--1 f L, ff f Y ...Q -r -' V '-1 ,lf..,.'-,' Q- 'Q W M 1'z f, 1:,','ff,-z- X-. 1 ' .f l fylf 1 ?. -4-'rf Ulf- A . 'J 2 lik'-I -4-,Y 4 -L Af MJ, lzgm-, ' ls? S F 1 f'-fiwP! JI! ffl 'HL' , 7, V f I 1 1 7 1 Z- , f gi jx A . ' -NX NX xxx , Q Wx 4 f' X PM -if A A fn Nb fi 1 awww I Senior Play TaHlefale A hilarious three act comedy entitled, Tattletale by Anne Coulter Martens. was pre- sented by the members of the senior class in the high school auditorium, Thursday and Friday, November 23 and 24, l95O. The cast was ably directed by Miss Gloria Rodgers, assisted by Mr. Aaron Young. Characters portrayed were as follows: Patty . , . Mrs. Blaine , . Mr. Blaine , , . Isabel . . Artie . . , Ida May , . . Tod .... . Paul Cummings Mr. Nixon , , , Mrs. Nixon . . . Susan Pflueqer Dorothy Knoll Charles Menqle . . . . Ianet Moyer Richard Sausser , , . . Ianet Herring . , ,.... Richard Reed . , Lawrence Hummel , . . . , Wendell Oswald Marlene Smith Miss Wiggam Walt Kennedy Quiz ........ Louella ...... Monica ...... Barney ,..... Mr. Whittaker ilii Mr. Bixley ... Mrs. Lorrimer Hctty Heaton . . , . Nancy Dewald . , A Tony Kiehner . . , , , Betty Gipe . . . . . Ioan Hoffman . . , , Kathleen Haesler . ..., Paul Menqle ., .. Iames Dix . . . . . Gary Gehrig . . . . . Shirley Geary , . . Shirley Minnich 1 .mi . .-,, ., , . nf m - ff' SAJOXATW? A E HB MH-J'--gsx.Q x 'Wswy - - .Wal Junior Play The Skelton Walks CAST Dr. Harold Fersig-Anton Kiehner Elaine Blair-Nancy Dewald Mrs. Madge Embry-Kathleen Rhein Bobby Embry-Richard Sausser Kinks Embry-Ida Reber Bill Clayton-Paul Mengle Anne Rowell-Leona Strohecker Mrs. Hubbard and Son Ollie-Kaydonna Wendell Oswald Mrs. Donahue-Rhoda Pritchard 72 Bubeck The plot of our Iunior Play was laid in a lonely old house situated on a small island connected to the main- land by only one bridge. To this deserted place came Elaine Blair, her lawyer-fiance, and her mother to look over the property which Elaine has inherited at her uncle's death. To their surprise they found the house in the possession of a suave and mysterious physician, Dr. Fersig, by name, his sinister housekeeper, and her deaf- mute son. The old house was worthless, but both Elaine and Dr. Fersig knew that a large sum of money was secreted somewhere on the premises. Thinking the visitors have left the island, and wanting to search for the money un- molested, Dr. Fersig directed the deaf-mute to blow up 73 the bridge, but to his chagrin they returned, having stopped at an old well on the island to eat a picnic supper. Because the bridge was destroyed, they decided to spend the night in the old house. Then things began to happen. Strange, ethereal noises were heard, a skeleton walked through the dim shadows of the house, Elaine suddenly disappeared, Bill, her fiance, made a strange discovery: and at the end came the big surprisewsomething the audience never anticipa- ted. The class was pledged not to divulge the secret before the night of production. There was scattered comedy, and the audience went away thrilled and de- lighted. fLeft Half of Topj Top row: Richard Sausser, Charles Darrell Koch, Elaine Potts, Bruce Croneberger, Richard Sausser. Second row: Mary Bernheisel, Guy Lehman, Ruth Bollinger, Guy Lehman, Ianet Moyer, Gladys Stoudt. Third row: Faith Felty, Shirley Miller, Dor- othy Knoll, Marlene Smith, Barbara Eberle. Patsy Coombe, Frank Keith. Fourth row: Marlene Smith, Karleen Michel, Ioan Hoffman, Ann Bast, Betty Gipe - lst grade: Connie Kauterman, Iohn Bolton, Ruth Fuller, Adam Tobias, Sylvia Moyer, Carl Zim- merman, Leona Strohecker: second row: Pa- tricia Coombe, Frank Keith, Shirley Yoder, Richard Miller, Nancy Geary, Mildred Becker: third row: Tony Kiehner, Claude Williams. Alberta Neidlinqer, Guy Luckenbill, Earl Schu- macher, Betty Lou Reber, Karleen Michel: fourth row: Robert Schwenk, Clarence Schwei- zig, Iune Rose Dewald, Shirley Miller, Laura Ann Yoder, Mary Emma Heinbachq fifth row: Nancy Reiley, Gladys Ney, Howard Althouse, Faith Felty, Bruce Croneberger, Robert Quin- ter. Billy Bitzer. Fifth row: Tony Kiehner, Ianet Deibert, Bill Hubler. Sixth row: Lois Brown, Shirley Geary. Ron- ald Knoll, Dolores Smith, Seventh row: Paul Menqle, Ronald Scott. To S fRigl1t Half of Topj Top row: Leona Strohecker, Patsy Coombe, Shirley Minnich, Charles Mengle, Ray Hciser. Iim Dix, Second row: Dick Bowen, Marion Clay, Bruce Freed, Connie Kauterman, Adam Tobias, Third row: Mary Ann Bainbridge, Dorothy Krammes, Kitty Haeseler, Iohn Aregood, Marie Powell, Dick Bowen, Stephen Vacula. Fourth row: Nancy Ney, Nancy Geary, Louise Moyer, Kaydonna Bubeck, Nancy De- wald. Fifth row: Shirley Geary Wendell Oswald, Rhoda Pritchard, Shirley Minnich, Susan Pflue- t r. qeSixth row: Richard Fenstermacher, Richard Reed, Alberta Moyer. 'iw' ,fb 'WM ,ar , errily We 'WSH -nu f . IIPl'IN'l'I'I Il'A'l'l4FX i'.X1GIC TT Top rum: .l. Moy:-l s It-:rs :tml S. lin-:ll'y's In-ml, t'h:ll'ln's M1-lnuiv. Sixth ww: Luis Iiwxxn. Mzlrin- l'mu-il. I-'ifth ww: Shirlvy Mimlivh, Lnllist- Mnyn-V. L1-:mal Str Iuvks-l'. Mary il:-tnluull, lmwlhy lirzlimm-s, .lu .Kim il:lt4lnrt', .him-t llc-rrillu, l nm'th ww: lthmlai l'rit4'h:ll'1i. I.:-mm Sliwluvm-In-l'. Miss Ilumlulm-li. ih-tsp' Muyc-l', 'l'hii'1l row: lim-tsy Muym-r. lin-tty Hips-, Sm- l'tlm'uv-r, Sm- l'tIm'g1-V, Murlvm' Smith. .loan IIutTm:m. Rillii2I1Ul'f'1IlII K:1thls'1-ll lihviu. lmlvws Smith, Mari Aim I!z1ii:lu'i1i2'v, llllI'lllIll' Smith. S1-4-uml ww: lizty lililn-vk. .lalm-I IIHVAIIL Iris Iwull lfif ' , l l':lI1k Km-ith. IM-tty tiipv, Iilalim- Pulls, Itill'I'j' IIl.mm1-I. lh-tsy Mulu-r. lmwthy Knoll, 1,1-mm Stwixt-sfltn-l'. -'i '. .4 I' . 's:l I-nl':l--imk I'll'SI ww: Ihvk lit-s-ml. Ilill iluhhfr, Num-y 121-:zijn lie-tshi M-.54-r. NVht'vl: Allwrtst Bloym-i', llc-tsy Muyvr. Mnrlvm- Smith. lizitluh-vn Iihl-in. .Xml llaist, lehi lb-lwr. Shirh-3' 4:4-:1i'y, lhrtlmili Aim Iizlst. Shirls-3' Ymlw-1', Imlursfs Smith. Mzllji' .Xml llniniwitluu-. .lnm-t II1'l'i'ing, lmviti lirimms-I. lllIiN'l'll-'lt'.X'I'llPN l'.UiI-I TH Top: .lzillvt IM-Eh:-rl. I4'Im'm-tivo Simmt-mlillut-l', 'l'1-rn-szl Illirnu-lwk. l1:ll'l'4-Il lim-h, XVt-mln-ll Usnalltl, l'h:ll'I1-s Xl1'II2'1l'. I4'r:lluk lit-ith. Luis Ilwxill. 'I'vr1s:i Iilllwu-imlt, Xalllvy In-wzllfi. Sthl llvtty tiilw. lfnith Fm-lty. ll:ul'iu:lr:l l'Ilu-i'l4-. Ilriiu- i4'i'w-rl, Hi4'iu:ul'4l I 1-lusts-1' nuivhm-i'. .lun-t Muyvr, Iizlrl Sl'lllIlII2lI'lll'I'. In-rm lit-:iw-l', tinri 151-ilriu. Ile-tsli' M1134-r, .lt-:ln Spill:-V, liallhlt-t-In Ilan-sw-ln-V. Mzlric- l'wii'4-Il. -ith: l'h:ll'ln-s M4-mglv, Shirln-li th-nry, liny lililwm-It. ltfmalhi Sturt. llinhzlrnl Szmsss-l', lirliru I-'iw-nl. .lzimw-s llix. ilit-hzirti lft-lust1-l'il1:u-In-i'. Shirivy Mimnit-h, Imw thy Iimull, Guy Ln-hmalll, Shirlt-y Millvr. I'h:il'I1-s M4-ugh-, ltairiw-ll lim-h. Simi: lizll'lr-vu Mivhn-I, Alivs- lim-In-l', .Xllnwtzl Mn-it-l'. Lmiist- M4131-l'. l':ltsy Umrituiu-, Sllirlvy Mill:-r, Luis limim-I'. Miss llllmpltrvj, .Intl-t In-ill-rt. .Xml Ilzisl, Susan I'thu-for, Shirlvy 41:-airy. Mnry .hm Iluinluriniggt-. Luis Iirmxn. ,Um Iknsl, .Inns-t IM-ihvl't. Alibi-rtu Mnyvr, Lmiist- Mnyn-r, Luis lirnimtr. I':1ts.x 1'm1min-, .Iunn llnffmntl. lim-tty Lou Rn-ha-i', Shirln-y Milli-r. 2mI: Tony Kit-lute-V. llrmft- lfu-1-ti, ltivllslrrl Vinum Flynn Snussn-r, Ilin-It S:lllssm-r, Iii'-llzml Szmssvr. Iiivk lt:-wi, Tony lite-Imvr. Lmlist- Blog:-ri lilmiys Stmuit. linrln-1-n Mit-hvl, Shirlvy Millvr, Allw-Vtzl 5lUX4'l', Maury livrnhn-ist-l. I.1-nm Stwhvu-kd-V. .lnnvt Moy--r. lintlulm-1-it Hhs-in. 'I'n-rn-su l!l11':u'Imlt, l'Imrlws Mm-ugh-. Ili'-hui-fl Smlssur, First ww: Susan l'fill1'24'I'. .lnm-t Muyf-l'. M:ll'l1-tw Smith. .lmlli Ilntiumn, lim' Ivvn Mit-ht-1, l'll2ll'l4'S Mt-huh-. Shirlt-y Miimivh. Put M4-ugh-, XVII1-vl: Allu-rtzl Muyvr. lthmln l'l'it1'll:lr1i. lizitlllvn-In Iihvin. .Xml Ilalsl. .Inu-t Ilt-t'ri11:. Shirlvy Mimlivli. Mzlry ,hm lhiinhrirluv. lioltom: .lim liix, liiwhzlrui lf -nst1-l'lmlr-llvr. Ilzlrrull lim-h, l,vum:i Stwhvr-lu-V, ltln R1-I Q-r. lkrin-v lfn-mi. llurr--ll Km-h, Miss Huy. Sm- I'thn-avr. Mm'la-nv Smith. Miss llml2l'l's. W Roll Along .f Class Poem We started out with freshmen folly, Which lasted until we were juniors jolly. Then came the days of sophistication: Being seniors was no vacation. As sophomores always do, We had a crystal ball dance, too. For many years, no junior prom But, leave it to us-we had one. The Yearbook and the Fax staff: Our senior play was quite a laugh. Our Washington trip will never get hazy, What fun! We drove everybody crazy. And now, graduation. Our fun is o'er, We reached the goal we've been striving for. Our happy years are over, alas, Qnly to be remembered by the '51 Class. -SHIRLEY MINNICH Class Song Lyrics written to the tune of Our Very Own A Thru our years at school we have worked and tried To bring honor and fame to your glorious name. Although our efforts may have seemed so small at times, We'll always think of you in all we say and do. Life brings everything, both the smiles and tears. And you have taught us well how to live and try. For nothing good will ever die and this we learned from you, Our Alma Mater, HAVEN HIGH. Haven, thru the years we will cling to you, And cherish memories that we hold of you, For we must strive to make this world a happy place For each and every race upon this earth of ours. Now we feel so blue that we're leaving you: Our problems may seem few but we'll see them thru. May God help us in later years to aim for Higher goals. So thanks to you, our Haven High. BARBARA EBERLE FAITH FELTY 78 C? CIINGRA TULA TI 0N S To the Class of 1951 Argo Knitting Mills Inc. L. B. HERR SL SON OFFICE - SCHOOL SUPPLIES S1 FURNITURE Books - Stationery - Printing - Toys The Portable Typewriter Store 46 and 48 W. Ring St., Lancaster, Penna, 80 Again the Blue 69' 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. 7 TOBASH S Stramara's Service Station ACROSS FROM THE THAT GOOD GULF GASOLINEH SCHOOL Orwigsburg Cut-off Phone Orwigsburg 6-3881 Phone 9437 Compliments of a Friend 81 ACK STUDIO Portraiture and Commercial Work of the Better Kind 'A' MAKERS OF PHOTOGRAPHS IN THIS YEARBOOK ir 111 North Centre Street Pottsville, Pa. PHONE 4799 82 Compliments of G. E. Gangloff President Judge of the Orphan's Court NORMAN RHEN Reading Business Contractor and II1Sti11l1tC Builder An Approved School BRICKLAYING .. CARPENTRY FOR BUSINESS TRAINING PLASTERING Reading, Pennsylvania 29 Jacques Street - Phone 53-J Phone 2-6771 EARL STOYER I u Cadillac - Oldsmobile Schuylkill Haven and Pottsville, Pa. Phone 206 83 Insurance PROTECT WHAT YOU HAVE Strong Companies . -MW Pflueger Insurance West Main St. Schuylkill Haven, Pa. G. I. BENSINGER DRUGGIST 105 East Main Street 'A' Notary Public COOVERS BARBER SHOP 136 Center Ave. Schuylkill Haven, Pa. You Want the Best! EARL S. WILLIAMS Eat 29 W. Main Street Michel's Ice Phone 243 Heffner's Meat Market WHOLESALE S1 RETAIL MEAT MARKET Phone 726 Sch. Haven We Aim to Please Messner Sz Hess MERCHANDISE FOR ALL YOUR NEEDS Main St., Schuylkill Haven, Pa. After the Games Stop in the Schuylkill Haven Candy Kitchen HOME MADE ICE CREAM QUALITY CANDIES FOUNTAIN SPECIALS LIGHT LUNCH 15 E. Main St.-Phone 146 More and More People are Shopping at PUNIERUYS Schuylkill County's Greatest Department Store Headquarters for Students Needs Since 1887 POTTSVILLE, PA. KAUFMAN'S Renninger's DAIRY Market Sch. Haven - Orwigsburg Highway Try Our RENNINGER'S DELICIOUS DRIVE-IN THEATRE CHOCOLATE MILK Always a Good Show Dependable for Class and Club Parties 103 Years Will Enjoy GREEN'S EHWS QUALITY IEWELERS Baked Goods Pottsville, Pa. Phone 173 l Compliments of Schuylkill Haven Casket Company I N , Compliments Sangers Flowers f o Flowers for All Occasions R R 221 W. Market St., Orwigsburg, Pa. COMPANY Phone 6-5141 Orwigslmrg Night Phone: 2725 Hamburg SCHUYLKILL HAVEN Flowers by Wire Anywhere PENNA Compliments of WESTWOGD AUTO PARTS Phone 2048 Pottsville, Pa. 86 J. B. BUBECK Bureau of Apprenticeship U. S. DEPT. OF LABOR Pottsville: 4020 --' Sch. Haven: 9419 DR. K. R. ALBERT Dentist East Main St. Schuylkill Haven Parkaway Service J. L. PRICE Exclusive Jeweler Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Compliments of GEORGE LEHMAN Barber Schuylkill Haven, Pa. DR. J. H. WOODLAND Station OPT OMETRIST Phone 9450 31 Parkway, Sch. Haven, Pa. PHONE 362 LUBRICATION - WASHING OILS - GAS 313 W. Market St., Pottsville, Pa. 45 W. Main sr. Schuylkill Haven PHONE 765 CQMPLIMENTS Keller's Tailor Shop CLEANING S1 PRESSING TAILORING SL ALTERING x KNITTING LADIES st GENTS GARMENTS MILLS 12 R.R. Street, Sch. Haven Compliments of H. M. Schaeffer S1 Son GENERAL STORE Compliments of Maurer Sz Maurer Chiropractors 9 East Main Street BURKERT'S CONFECTIONERY Complimfnts of MAGAZINES TOBACCO GODSHALL S STORE 39 Centre Avenue CANDY SODA BREYER'S ICE CREAM A- MAGAZINES H. J. Zimmerman BARBER 342 Dock Street SUNOCO GAS KELLY 'TIRES E. S. KETNER 150 Columbia Street Schuylkill Haven, Penna. Serving You for 35 Years HenrY'J Kaiser - Frazer Cars 1916 - 1951 Phone 426 PENSYIJS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1951 FLQWERS of Schuylkill Haven High School Helen Sz Bob Felker FLOWERS FOR ALL S b Sh OCCASIONS u op 114 St. John Street Phone 1308 Phone 1289 Confehr's Haven Sales Co. c. 1. OAKLEY, Prop. GREETING CARDS MAGAZINES CANDY - CIGARS - CIGARETS 13 East Main Street Schuylkill Haven SCHOOL SUPPLIES Specialties WHOLESALE Raring's, Inc. QUALITY FOOTWEAR Since 1890 Pottsville, Pa. Congratulations to the Class of '51 LOU ANN'S Teen Center 58 West Norwegian St. Pottsville, Pa. PHONE 9033 CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of 1951 of Schuylkill Haven High School Bohorad's Fashions for Gentlemen POTTSVILLE, PA. HARRY KOLBE PLASTERING CONTRACTOR Adamsdale, Pa. Orwigsburg 68982 Compliments of Matz's Green House Long Run Road Schuylkill Haven, Pa. ROSE'S S S1 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 NAT Florist Shop Fresh Flowers for All Occasions CONFECTIONERY WEDDINGS - PARTIES - CORSAGES FUNERAL DESIGNS ICE HOSPITAL ARRANGEMENTS MAGAZINES POTTED PLANTS Schuylkill Haven 1124 Dock Street 328 Dock street New 64' Used Cars Bought and Sold New 6? Used Parts for All Cars Tires - Tubes - Accessories SALES Sz SERVICE Schuylkill Haven - Phone 295 FOR QUALITY PRINTING See The Call Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Compliments of STRAUSE'S LUNCHEONETTE BREYERS ICE CREAM Dock Street Sch. Haven H. L. Hummel Garage BUICK SALES 8 SERVICE Schuylkill Haven -f Phone 368 Pottsville Wall Paper S1 Paint Co. For Complete Line of Artists' Material See Harry Iaffe Compliments of MERL' FISHER Barber Shop 320 N. Center St. Pottsville, Pa. Compliments of 20 St. John Street P' E- PALSGRCVE , Sch Haven Pa Paints - Hardware I . , . Compliments of EMERICH'S BAKERY Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Compliments PENNA. STATE POLICE Schuylkill Haven Charles L. Geary Sz Son 334 Columbia Street Headquarters for Work Shoes Schuylkill Haven, Pa. FRIEDMAN-SHELBY SHOES Unger's Market Self-Service Phone 442 RUSSELL F. SNYDER ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE 435 Hess Street, Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Compliments of Pottsville Supply Company Compliments ETHEL MAID INC. An Invitation to Loveliness SCHUYLKILL HAVEN, PA. HEFFNER MOTORS CROSLEY SALES sl SERVICE General Repairing 211 W. Main Street Schuylkill Ha PHONE 210 91 POST'S CLEANERS and DYERS, INC. PAYNES FL0 W ERS EStabliSl'1Cd Phone 302 North Center St., Pottsville POTTSVIU-Er PENNA. Telephone 1 2 18 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 eaming 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 PHONE 1818 Pottsville, Pa. WALTER F. MULLEN REAL ESTATE - ALL TYPES OF INSURANCE - BONDS 204 E. Main Street Phone 1114 Schuylkill Haven, Pa. The H. R. KNAPP Schuylkill Haven Leather Goods - Auto Supplies 0 0 Provision , 1 POTTSVILLE, PA. Company i ! BOTZ OFFICE SUPPLY S1 EQUIPMENT CO. Y and E Steel Equipment - Steel Desks, Chairs and File Cabinets MOSLER FIREPROOF SAFES Sw. BURGLARY CHESTS NATIONAL BOOKS OF ACCOUNT -- ADDING MACHINES PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS - ALL MAKES 105 West Market Street, Pottsville, Pa. Telephone 4707-M We Sell the Best and Service the Rest. WESTINGHOUSE is again coming into its own with RANGES - REFRIGERATORS - WASHERS APPLIANCES BAIR AND SHUEY Phone 338 205 Center Ave., Schuylkill Haven Win-Ann Manufacturing Co. 93 BASTIAN BROS. Rochester, N. Y. Designers and Producers of EXCLUSIVE HIGH SCHOOL AND COLLEGE JEWELRY COMMENCEMENT ANNOUNCEMENTS NAME CARDS ir MR. PAUL L. WAGNER, District Manager P. O. Box 268, Tamaqua, Pa. 94 C 1 f Union Kniiiinq Mills Inc. DOUTRICH'S POTTSVILLE, PA. The Style Center of Schuylkill 'County For Men's and Boy's Apparel! HARVEY B. MOYER Expert Auto Repairs STEEL ERECTION-CRANE RENTAL-MACHINERY MOVING SHOVEL AND CRANE ERECTION AND SERVICE RIGGING AND WELDING 24 Hour Towing and Wrecking Service Route 122 -- P.O. Box 176 Phone 49 or 996 96 Western Auto Associate BRO H I LE Store E. A. POWERS, Owner GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Schuylkill Haven, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF DR. W. B. CAREY Cake's Beauty Shoppe ALL BEAUTY SERVICES Specializing in COLD WAVE - HAIR CUTTING HAIR STYLING 331 Dock Street Sch. 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BLUE Sr. GOLD ENGRAVER Compliments of S. N. Crossley Jewelry Sf01'e UNDERWEAR MILL . Manufacturers of KEEPSAKE DIAMONDS Underwear 99 Compliments of HORNBERGER'S STORE 317 E. Main Street Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Telephone 850 Friendly Service FAREL Y. BECKER DODGE . PLYMOUTH Sales and Service Center Ave., Schuylkill Haven, Pa. BONNIE JEAN SHOP The Finest for the Fairest SCHUYLKILL HAVEN, PA. Economy Supply Corporation Distributors of GENERAL HARDWARE, PLUMBING. HEATING, ELECTRICAL, PAINTING MILL AND MINE SUPPLIES Showroom and warehouse located on Premises of Pottsville Building Block CO. Pottsville, Pa. NAUS Sz. FREY SUNOCO SERVICE 112-114 East Liberty St. Schuylkill Haven, Pa. High School Music Haven 112 E. Main Street MARNE F. H. BUBECK Proprietor TELEVISION, RADIOS MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. ACCESSORIES, RECORDS. AND SHEET MUSIC CHUCK'S LUNCHEONETTE 338 Dock Street BROKHOFF'S ICE CREAM HOT PLA'ITERS Chas. A. Weiser - Prop. The Home of Botony SOO Suits and Topcoats GRAY'S The Friendly Store SCHUYLKILL HAVEN, PA. Complete Selection of Spinet and Grand Pianos VISIT OUR RECORD DEPARTMENT TELEVISION 0 RADIOS 0 APPLIANCES 208 South Centre St. - Pottsville - Phone 2266 Great Cars Fine Service MEAT MARKET A sqm Dm' ' Haven Motors SCHUYLKILL HAVEN, PA. Inc. WM. K. LOOS DeSoto - Plymouth SALES and SERVICE ESTABLISHMENT PURINA cuows . HARDWARE , SEEDS . FERTILIZER . PAINT 20008 Columbm St' POULTRY SUPPLIES Sch, Haven, pa, FARM MACHINERY Phones 353, 354 Phone 737 Sch. Haven, Pa. R. C. GEHRIG Sz SON Builders' Supplies READY-MIX CONCRETE - CONCRETE BURIAL VAULTS Schuylkill Haven, Pa. 101 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 Compliments of H Pottsville Republican STATICN 0 F. A. SHOMPER, Prop. FRANK S. LEWIS, Agent Dock sr. Phone 9427 In the sigh of the wind there is pardon, In the song of the birds there is mirthg We are nearer God's heart in a garden Than any place on earth. Compliments of Schuylkill Memorial Park, Inc. A Beautiful Garden of Memories and a Promise of a Glorious Eternity 102 Compliments of Chas. D. Manbeck Expert PIANA TUNING Repairing and Regulating Arlo J. Bensinger 518 E. Main St. Phone 342-R Compliments COMPLIMENTS OF MILLER'S V. Sz E. Products, , Inc. TYDOL SERVICE STATION LUCKENBILUS AUTO BODY AND FENDER WORKS I. D. Luckenbill, Prop. Rear 70 Center Ave. Sch. Haven PHONE 529 Buy - Eat - Enjoy EAMES' BREAD BUNS and ROLLS ANNA FISHER PHARMACISTS W. E. Stine Sz Son O Headquarters for YARD GOODS Sl LINGERIE PARKER 8 SCHAEFFER PENS EASTMAN KODAK CAMERAS . BUXTON WALLETS SUNSUITS Whitman's Candies and the Newest in Cosmetics GGRDON D. REED INSURANCE AGENCY Schuylkill Haven and Pottsville, Pa. Feger Sz Feger Decorators PAINTS Sv. WALLPAPERS 118 E. Main Street Compliments of M LOSCH KIDDIE S1 YARN BOILER SALES SHOP Co. SCHUYLKILL HAVEN, PA PHONE 15 Compliments of KLAHR DRY CLEANERS 7 ST. JOHN STREET PHONE - 1005 The First National Bank and Trust Company SCHUYLKILL HAVEN, PA. Our 52nd Year of Service 1899 1 1951 Member FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM AND FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CGRPORATION 105 S. E. MENGLE'S SONS Cressona, Pa. Custom Grinding - Flour - Feed - Grain - Special Mixtures PHONE SCHUYLKILL HAVEN 897 Compliments of HILL FARM DAIRY Homogenized - MILK - Pasteurized Ice Cream PHONE 1126 SCHUYLKILL HAVEN, PA Compliments KEYSTONE STORE Wike's Grocery Compliments Fine Groceries, Meats, Produce HARRY S. BUTZ A Ke s one Store Bietneler y t PHONE 97 106 Compliments of The Schuylkill Haven Manbeck's Coal Trust CO. Schuylkill Haven, Pa. and Ice 'A' JOSEPH MANBECK Membf' P . Federal Deposit mpnetor Insurance Corporation I Schuylkill Haven C0 1P'f 'e S of Bodv S1 Fender Haven Cab Company Wgrks, Inc, Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Q For Dependable Cab Service WRECKED CARS REBUILT CALL 751 y FUNERAL DIRECTOR EMBALMER 1 Geschwindt G' R' NAFFIN Funeral Home CIGARS ToBAcco Harold H. Geschwindt GROCERIES 39 St. Iohn Street. Schuylkill Haven, Pa. CONFECTIONS Phone 422 107 Compliments of The Store of Better Values Nathan's YUENGLING'S Furniture Store ICE CREAM 122 S. Center St., Pottsville, Pa. Open Evenings for Appointment Phone 4560 Phone 1224 AMOS STRAUSE, Owner Samuel Strause Manufacturer and Dealer In MINE TIMBER and LUMBER ' 20 Berger Street SCHUYLKILL HAVEN, PA. Clem's Pharmacy R. M. CLEM, PH-G 2nd and Norwegian Streets Pottsville, Pa. Compliments of MATT'S Where Youth is Served 111-113 E. Norwegian St. Pottsville, Pa. .HAVEN HARDWARE CO. Incorporated U Hardware - Paints - Sporting Goods PHONE 778 - SCHUYLKILL HAVEN, PA. M. BITTLE C. C. DETWILER D. M. BITTLE FUNERAL HOME 25 EAST MAIN STREET, SCI-IUYLKILL HAVEN, PA. 109 LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE QUICKLY! EASILY O Empire has day, night and part-time Classes for Your Conveniences. O Epire invites You to Enroll at any time. O Empire allows you to pay as you earn-loam. O Position upon graduation. O Empire has experienced instructors, teaching the newest methods. O Empire has large. well equipped classrooms. Write, Phone or Call ior Beautiful New Booklet. Empire Beauty College 18 N. Centre St., Pottsville Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of '51 Ll z 5 z 5 SCHUYLKILL HAVEN PHONE 733 It Pays to Attend ALWAYS A GOOD SHOW f0Tl'SVll.I.l'S BHEATEST GIFT lNS'l'lTIlTlll Duma - lam., -juz., ' Reliable Jewelers for 42 Years POTTSVILLE, PA. 110 Phone 524 Dock Street L. C. Dreisbach Garage HUDSON SALES and SERVICE Bear Wheel Alignment Sz Frame Straightening Repairs to All Makes of Cars Schuylkill Haven, Pa. You Marry the Girl ..... We'll Furnish the Home! H U M M E L ' S Good Furniture Since 1874 510-12-14 NORTH CENTRE ST. 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