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

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1952 volume:

IT'S A Key EL mai? Ffh!-5..,,N 22: A be a d5p?a, 'Cause ev-'ryf -Q-2' 'n'l?J,- s. .M,g1.1 QP you do wxil turn out rxght G txll mg! Q dim. E2- fog' sing- In' mvm f L I' V C USA GOODD L5 JY-lr A GOOD DAY Sotk A GOOD DAY fr 'fi ifiliigg LL.. in- iffcin night... mfg Qld? ,Q W W Q-D sw The Blue and Gold .Volume Thirty 1952 Schuylkill Haven High Sehool Sclwylkill Haven, Pa, FCREWORD We, the seniors of the Class of 1952, do hereby publish this book in the hope that the memories set down here remain forever in the minds of all our members. Now that our school days are over, we fully realize that they have been our happiest. As we are now ready to go our respective ways, we, as a class, would like to thank our teachers and advisers for their untiring ef- forts to prepare us to take our places in the world. We wish the best of luck to the future classes of S.H,H.S. Proudly We present the Blue and Gold of 1952. ILL -lxf wt M174 19 al i- L 3 ff-1 ' Z I8 91 Will? 1 , 2 CH SCXXO 2 .W-W 1 T, zvnrw... ,ff U f www E NT N , 1 . TY is fc U 4 My 3 x: X 42' it , 5 T R K Km kk Q XX kkixlv KW ss xxx K X km K5 bm EN X 5 X L K xx. kx S Qx MXN, . Ax x VIN, Xx Xx 50 'TNI , T R, .4 ig., 1 - ' 3 ,ry N . 1 M' ' ' 1 ' A ' gif' 34-Jw 'iw A V ix M. V,,...f.-...gl L v L 5 V. c,. is if F ii +., 1 7gw,p1.i I Q wg :yi IL 51 , q ' 0 mmlllm 'ff f v si, lbw E x Wg ,.,g,,: WEZi'i:m1.,,fJlSiir.1..r.xm., , - ,, . m.r.i.-,,-A., msn- m.a.'m'.L..,,iv. Jr. ,,xmQ,',fiQ1.Jf . .M -ff. .:' .,Ag,.-.x,f:s. HUGH H. HOKE IOSEPH S. KAUFMAN HARRY L. BURKERT CHARLES D. DEIBLER- President Vice President Secretary Treasurer HIRAM L. FISHER E. WALTER HINKLE IOSEPH MANBECK BOARD OF DIRECTORS We, the Class of 1952, express our sincere appreciation to the Board of Directors for the interest they have shown in behalf of the students of our school. A cafeteria has been constructed in the rear of the school and is appre- ciated by all those who enjoy the nutritious meals served there. We are truly grateful for the many benefits with which we have been provided, and for the progress which has been made through the efforts of the Board of Directors. 5 auf krisfmarz District Superintendent The Class of 1952 have been fortunate to have Dr. Paul S. Christman as Supervising Prin- cipal throughout our entire school life. He has been active in education throughout the state, and we here at Haven High have been especially fortunate in 'benefiting from what he has accomplished in improving our school facilities. He has set high scholastic and vocational standards which are evidenced by the success of many graduates. We, the graduating class, take this opportunity to sincerely express our appreciation to Dr. Christman for his untiring effort. 6 auf rfrcuzfzf High School Principal We, the members of the senior class of 1952, express our gratitude to Mr. Paul E. Hartranft for his keen interest and for the time he has devoted to guiding us through our years at Haven High. Mr. Hartranft hs indeed spent a great deal of his valuable time in our behalf. Since our year in seventh grade, he has helped to detect our faults and direct our actions. For years, seniors have benefited from his teachings in Problems of Democracy and have learned to ap- preciate the full meaning and importance of Americanism. At this time We take great pleasure in thanking you, Mr. Hartranft, for your consideration and kindness to the pupils of our school. 7 fkei HLLSLLHZ Class Adviser We, the Class of 1952, express our deep and sincere appreciation to Miss Ethel M. Bausum, our class adviser, for the kindness and understanding which she has displayed in successfully guiding us through our junior and senior years at Schuylkill Haven High School. We were indeed fortunate in having a guidance counselor as our class adviser. 8 Faculty GLORIA L. RODGERS, B.A., M.Ed. Penn State College English AARON E. YOUNG, B.S., Ec,, M.S. Franklin and Marshall College University of Pennsylvania Commercial Ed W. EDWARD BROWN, B.S., MdEd. Albright College, Penn State College Mathematics NELLIE M. REINHART, A.B.. M.A. Kutztown State Teachers College Penn State College English LAWRENCE L. IMBODEN, B.S. Beckley College Bloomsburg State Teachers College Commercial WILLIAM K. STAUFFER, B.S. Albright College Physical Education, Health C. HARRIET HOY, B.A.. M.A. Moravian College, Lehigh University History, German LA MAR W. KERSCHNER, B.S. Franklin and Marshall College Chemistry, Physics, German I 9 fgodljlowwfr Facuhy PAUL L. BOWEN, B.S. Albright College, Pennsylvania State College Art MARY S, REED, B.S. Kutztown and Millersville State Teachers Colleges Librarian 9 rx Digi? WILLIAM 1. HARNER, B.S. ag Ny Albright College GJ Science, Civics wx XL FLORENCE M. si-IOENER, B.S. li. L Nag Lglwwal New York University Vocal Music Supervisor IOHN L. RORABAUGH, B.S. Millersville State Teachers College Biology, General Mathematics Mansfield State Teachers College REGINA A. LUTZ, B.S. Home Economi s ' ' LLOYD C. MCCLARREN, B.S. Pennsylvania State College Vocational Agriculture IVAN R. FISHER, B.S. California State Teachers College Industrial Arts 10 M an Faculty EARL C. UNGER, B.S. Lebanon Valley College Instrumental Music Supervisor R. HARRY HUMMEL. B.S. Iuniata College ernatip! - e' hand hysi - Education l B a St dsbur '. ate achers College DOROTHY LESSIG, B.S. West Chester State Teachers College Penn State College History DORA R. BROWN, B.S. Kutztown State Teacher's College Geography WINTON C. EVANS, B.S., M.A. Kutztown State Teachers College Lehigh University English gill-L 6, in r eff 'fl U ar-Y T awww ' GH SCM ' Z T l 0 2 if 11 HELEN MELLOR Secretary AUXILIARY PERSONNEL LOIS BROWN Clerk GEORGE MUSKET Custodian RAYMOND FLAIL CHARLES BORDEN Custodian Cusfodian 12 MRS. ISABEL BERNET School Nurse SCHUYLKILL HAVEN MRS. GEORGE BLEW, MRS. PAUL STRAUSE MRS. AUSTIN BAIR Cafeteria Personnel DR. IOSEPH MATONIS School Physician We seniors now must say goodbye To our dear Haven High, To mem'ries dear of joy and tears As we pave our lives for future years. To teachers, too, we say goodbye, Thanks for ideals high. Thanks for your help and friendship true, We shall owe all our success to you. Our future now beyond us lies As we look back with sighs. We are taking the road of life, Pushing onward with courage and strife. Words-IOAN BERGER, 12A Music-BRUCE SPOTTS, 12C CLASS POEM The Senior's Farewell CLASS SONG As Seniors we have come, at last, to the end of our final year Some of us, yes, most of us will silently shed a tear. We've had such joy and happiness and sor- rows, everyone And secretly we'll hate to leave that Hdear old Haven fun. A few of us may meet again: many we'll never see, But deep within our hearts We know what loyal friends we'll be. The friends, the love, and joys we've had: we've always liked to share. We know among ourselves we're the ones that really care. Our minds will always cling to farewells on that last day Of what we said in meaning, the phrase we loved to say: A'God bless you and God keep you, mean more than words can tell Luck, success and joy be yours, as Seniors we say fi Farewell MARILYN IEAN GUDEMANN, 12B Class Motto: Whatever is Worth Doing is Worth Doing Well. Class Color: Blue and Gray Class Flower: Yellow Rose l4 , , CD Q i . 15 1 54. ,., ,, ., ,, ,. f., . V, An I ,I - his-N-.., Q g.QwQi'f:af: fH..m4iimfi5'7..L...'ibv,1:'.1,1m-m1uumz 4:.,-4: .Aw.uMaa:,gw,:,.w.,2fm. -'.,gf.-. N Xu, ,-v I XIJJ! XXAAJJI t 53 w vrv JAMES LEROY BAILEY jim -April 4, 1934 Wfrz! in one oar and out the other. Tenth Grade Chorusg Budget Collec- torg Student Council 1, 2, 3: Stage Crew 1, 2, 31 Homeroom Officer 33 Basketball Manager 1, 2, 3g Blue and Gold Staffg junior Playg Senior Play. lim - Slowpoke, a favorite - steak, a tasty morsel-remarks, Hey, good lookin - chooses to join Air Force-spends spare time dancing and with girls - enjoys basketball - likes Seote plaid-illll of fu . ,1 A f,,f , , 41,131 L ff' ,FL tl ,f 1 ffvlv., fl!! Q 72 Luft! M A My-fu I VU I ' I AML I N Q g'1Mlf'WLL .f V , Vjoxfuf I -ff ' - ' I V t ALLEN LAMAR ISAINIERIDGE Corley -Sept. 24, 1934 Much outcry, little' 014fl'0Vl'16'n Conservation Club 3. I don't get time, shouts Allen- Armed forces his future destination- favorite pastimes, baseball, hunting and fishing-enjoys hearing Slowp0ke - Ham an enjoyable food-height a hind- rance, but O Boy! JO ANN BATDORF Josie -Sept. 15, 1934 The path of glory leads but to the altar. Honor Society 2, 31 junior Play: Haven Fax 2, 33 Blue and Gold: G.A.A. 1, 2, 31 Girls Chorus 2, 31 Mix- ed Chorus 2, 33 Tenth Grade Chorusg Commercial Club 3, Tri-Hi-Y 33 Safety Patrol 1, 2, SQ Student Council. Josie - an enthusiastic Dartmouth fan, always heard saying, I wish my man was home -contentedly listens to Sleigh Ride -thinks color green nice3 devours tomatoes and cheeseburgers- hobbies, music, dancing, eating-choos- es to enter secretarial field3 ll swell girl. GERALD RICKERT BAUM Atom -May 15, 1934 Here is my throueg Bid 'prasarzts' come. Football 1, .:, 31 Track 1, 2Q Band 1, 23 Orchestra 1, 21 Conservation Club 3Q Hi-Y 1, 2, 33 Tenth Grade Chorusg Mixed Chorus 3. Huh, you peasants! says liaumy - Gimme a Little Kiss, Will Ya, Huh? favorite song3 builds ship mod- els-eats waffles and spam-plans to he a salesman -enjoys football-another of Miss Bausum's pets KD-summer sausage addict. l6 xi .Y, - J- K ff' 1 efwl N Jw Q For you, Haven High. WILLIAM H. BENSINGER Bill -April 1, 1934 My life' is like a stroll upon the beach. Football Manager 1, 2, SQ Ilasketball Manager 2. B.il1 - Miss Bausum's pet- enjoys hunting, guns, and girls all year around -would like to join Air Force-can be heard saying Anthony, my son! - nickels go to playing Down Yonder - loves school ? JOAN BERGER joanie --August 6, IQ34 She I-.Y hm' .calf nf best Iliings Ihr' collrrtlnuf' Tri-Hi-Y ,gg Mixed Chorus .zq Cress- Sun 1, 2, Commercial Club .2, 3. - For Heaven's Sakey' remarks joan- 1e -contentedly listens to Solitaire -relishres roast beef-enjoys football- splare time spent in etching-collects miniature dolls, chooses to be a beau' tician--likes ' lkow-our favorite wait- ress-pleas to be with. .L , - if fl ' ROBERT CLARENCE BERK Berkie -December 25, IQQZ4 Patience is the best remedy for 1'7'm'y trouble. Student Council 1, 3: Commercial Cluh. Berkie - hails from Orwigsburg- loves sea food-exclaims Cut it out, jim! -elects to be an accountant- swimming his favorite sport-likes col- or hlue-- shorthand a pleasure CH- prize in commercial course. RONALD C. BEST HR01'1H7lUl3' 3. 1934 O, lllaf .such an 1'mpo.v1'ug appear- ance .vhfmld l1a'z1v so small a brain J Baseball 2, 3Q Football .:, 3, Gym Team .z, -IQ Conservation Club 31 Hi-Y 3, Stage Crew 1, 1, 31 Track Team 1, 3. Yass remarks our Ron-skillful carpenter-baseball enthusiast-smart dresser-jovial classmate-has a ready ear for Down Yonder - commutes from the Deer Lake section-worships the Keller r d. N . Q , V U Yvl! lj 5 L Nos W. I M' U SW if We'll work and we'1l try l ,BDA :nfs FREDERICK DOUGLAS BITTLE Bip -November 14, 1934 1 Iran' uvmmifffd crinnu 'witlmzrl 11umber. Basketball 1, 1, 35 Football IQ Stu- dent Council 3. Bip -Miss Bausum's pride and joy -is most often heard saying l .have no time - spends spare time fixing cars and playing basketball-vigorously listens to Com 'on A My House -de- voulrs pork chops-admires color blue- aspires to be an airplane mechanic- likes to go hunting-full of pranks-a good all round sport. BENJAMIN LUTHER BLESSING Ben -October 31, 1934 Nona but lifmsvlf can be hir parallel. Tenth Grade Chorus, Student Coun- eil .rg Hi-Y z, 31 Conservation Club 3. VVhat's a matter for you, says Ben -Let's go fishing-the suckers are biting - Choice of vocation, Bell Telephone employee-Formerly of Mt. joy-steak a favorite-hunts CDolliej to while away time. 17 GERTRUDE ANTONETTE IBOTTIGLIER Gertie -August 28, 1933 Manner, not gold. is tumnarzlv bert dd01 1lWl'E'llf.H Library Club 1, 2, 35 G.A.A. 1, 2, 35 Girl's Chorus 2, 35 Home Economics Club 21 President 51 Tenth Grade Chorusg Haven Fax .z, 33 Waitress Club 35 Tri-Hi-Y 3. Another mashed potato fiend - se- lects blue as favorite color - asserts 'KFor Heaven's Snakes! or Gee Whiz -listens appreciatively to Cry or Because of Younvaspires to become either dress maker or llell Telephone operator--a dependable Home-Ee stu- dent-:1 friend to all. . ,, 1.Q.gffl4W 7 ,CDATA fer? J do . Lfzkfxffx EVAN WARREN BOWEN Boob -june 3, 1933 In .vflcnve also the'1'f's a n'ortI1 that l7l'HlgS no rule. Football 1, 2, 31 F.F.A. 2, 51 Track l. Boob 4 our football end A often heard remarking VVhere do you think you're heading i devours snits and nep-likes to go fishing and hunting- plans to be a farmerflikes the song, Slowpoke -shy, but oh, my! jUNE HARRIET IEOYER .Iunie -October 12, IQKQ4 Bad langzrngr, I tzmfm' use, zvhalrvm' the Fl'l7,f'1 0l'71L V.M Art Club 1, 2, 35 Commercial Club 31 President Tri-Hi-Y 35 Tenth Grade Chorusg Girls Chorus 2, 32 Senior Play5 junior Playg Haven Fax 2, 35 Blue and Gold 3C G.A.A. 1, 2, 35 Gym Team 1, 25 Student Council 35 Honor Society 3. ' ' Oh Goo , declares jay Hee, our bas- ketball fan-obtains enjoyment from dancing, painting, and swimminggsub sandwiches, a favorite-is allured-by Wheel of Fortune -thinkshthe color blue superb-a true friend-fclown and gabber-active missssecrctarial ambi- tions. MANDON JUNIOR HOYER junior Wl1at is the use of rpcfrlif Silelzrf' were fitter. F.F.A. Z1 Track. 'ijuniornusually warns Shrimp Boats Are Coming -likes color bluexfried chicken a hit-enjoys baseball-hunts - Down Yonder intrigues him-a swell guy-quiet and nice-will surely be missedv-a good all-round sport- ag student--will succeed as a farmer. 702721, ' K V .X X51 7 f1 ff ,fxxffiflflfiflfigf , 1 L . ,fa a l s 4 ,f , ' A 1 ' Q, . lk' +0 i 4 I V I .Af ' Q To bring your name RICHARD FIDLER BROVVN Richie -August 26, 1934 Little friends may prove great f1 1.f'HdS.U Conservation Club 2, 35 Football IQ Band 1, 2, 3Q Orchestra 1, 2, 35 Budget Collector 35 Baseball 1, 2, 31 Home- room Officer 35 Class Officer 35 Haven Fax 2, 35 Senior Play. Oh, ves,'Let's be gettin' on the ball says Richie -soften eats spaghettiw delights in hunting, baseball, driving, andgcollecting guns-aspires to be a public accountant-tune S1owp0ke a favorite-cute kid-very pleasing per- sonality. I SHIRLEY ALICE BROVVN Brownie !june 14, 1934 She may be 111110, buf, OI1, Myf' Tenth Grade Chorus, Mixed Chorus 2, 35 G.A.A. 1, 2, 33 Gym Team 1, 23 Tri-I-Ii-Y 3, Budget Collector 33 Blue and Gold: Art Club 1. 2, 31 Haven Fax 2, 31 junior Play, Band 1, 2, 35 Honor Society 2, 31 Cashier 1, 3, Lib- rary Club 1, 2. Brownie -a live-wire ffrequent- ly says, That's tough -likes Rhap- sody in Blue - thinks submarine sand- wiches are delicious - spends spare time in reading or ,i1i' sports-plans to be a nurse-en,j05's hasketbpl14never alone at her ,lorkc-r1-pleasant bt all times. ' ' ,-' , ' 1 , N' . ' I 1 I 1 L . 1 1 1 '- I' - 7 .' ' 5 1 1 I I 1 I ' 1 - I -I 11 1 LI MCL, l,Q,N-QC Q0 If ,f V,Q'L.zfL 'Un Ccfwd ' we ory and, more fame, 'rl I ml, JAMES ROBERT CRONEBERGER jim ---October 25, 1933 Sa1'Iru'.r should nf'z'm' br shy. Tenth Grade Chorus, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 35 Orchestra 1. 2, 31 Conimerclal Club 35 H1fY 2, 3. jim -says, Some love one, some love two, but, I love one and that is me -consumes spinach-enjoys foot- ball games-likes all music-chooses to join the Navy-green is favorite color 'Il shorthand fan laflllllti' pleasant. HARRIET ' 1 le gf bfllffmmf Home eiety Honor o ' 0 AI,DI Thr Ifss the NOIJ wet FREDERICK EARL DAUISENSPECK Dauby 4january 17, 1934 I'1'r' brmz Jn great ll lnw'1'. Cashier 1, 2, 3, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Football IQ Baseball 13 M1xed Chorus 2, 33 Blue and Gold 3. Dauby - future mechanic 7 says Boy, but I wish I were rich mstead of handsome - swing. music, eating, and baseball are favorxtesglistens to Stormy Weather -likes cheeseburg- ers4special interest, a certain Junior girl. I9 tx lag lvl ,1 WOWZR , HAROLD jAMES DEIIILER uJiI1lHmlNOVCI1'lI76I' IO, 1934 A little 11on.x'r'nre mm' and then is 7'l'1I'Sl1l'd by the wisest men. Football 1, 2, Gym Team 1, 2, 3, Ilaseball Manager IQ Stage Crew 1, 2, 35 junior Play, Senior Play, Student Council 3. jim -a future health and physical education teacher - spends I1is spare time 1ce skating, acting silly, and driv- ing his car-exclaims, I.et's tcarui jolly classmate-gets a kick out of lis- tening to The Shrimp Iloats Are Com- in' -always cheerful. '1.A'fVV' wrt M we - .Wm RUSSEL EDWARD DEXVALD Russ --March 10, 1934 If my heart were not light, I would div. 2, 3. Enjoys Double Eagle Polka -fond of hunting, baseball, basketball, and football - exclaims That's what you think - promises to be a successful farmer-a baseball fanwa cheerful fel- low -likes ice cream-thinks red sharp --quiet-good luck! RONALD ALVIN EMERICH Hot Rod -December 18, 1934 Better be igimrant of u matter than half lcrzzm' it. Hot Rod -our Haven High speed- ster-listens to 4'Cry', in spare timeg quite a basketball fan-vocation? Well, how would he know?-Hunting and fishing, favorite hobbies-consumes hot dogs-always on the go-What a char- acter ! FREDERICK FRANKLIN FELLOWS Fred -February 14, 1933 She floats upon thv fl-'l'!'l' of my tl1011ght.v. Football 1, 2, 31 Ilasketball 1, .z, 3: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3Q Class President 1, 2, Home Room President 1, 2, Track 1, 2, 35 Gym Team 1, 2, 33 Band 1, 2, 3, Conservation Club 3, Boys Quartette :QQ Student Council .zg Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Tenth Grade Chorus. Fred 1 our surprising quarterback -can be heard saying, You know - would like to be a pilot-spends spare time building model airplanesfenjoys a juicy steak now and then - often found at locker Ssljmil good sport. 20 Q sax May all that you know LOUISE VERNON FELLOVVS Peach-May 17, 1934 'fN0thing great was eeez' achieved without enthusiasm. Tenth Grade Chorus, Mixed Chorus 2, 31 Girls Chorus 2, Haven Fax 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 3, Band 2, 31 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, Gym Team 1, 2, 3, Budget Collector 3, Illue and Gold, Student Council 1, Home Room Secretary 1, 3, Library Club 1. Peach iavid football and basket- ball fan-enthusiastically cxlaims O- key-do-key-member of twirling corps flikes color chartreuse-listens atten- tively to Sin -undecided in choice of vocation. J ilk Zi WMV SHIRLEY ROSE FELTY Shirl --june 3, 1934 1'r'r' l!'T'l'll and loved. Commercial Club 35 Student Council 2, 35 Tri-I-li-Y SQ Mixed Chorus 2, 35 Tenth Grade Chorus5 Girls Chorus 35 Home Room Officer 1. 35 Cashier 2, 35 lllue and Goldg Secretary and Treas- urer Library Club 3. Shirl 4 likes riding in grey Ply- mouth4says, W ere shall we go?l'4 eats barbecues4li 'es to hear Because 4enjoys basketb ll4 Secretarial work interests her-Flrancing, driving, collec- ting soux UiY5,'l'lt'l favorite pastimes- cheerfull. ' ,. '5 f J J WI. , '1 U. 1 1 . L1 1,6 I J Q D 1 n ,- 1fE1a1K ELlzA1aETH F1D1.1s1e , HFCfX'llQH4lllZ1l'Cl'l 27, 1934 ' Wr111Id tha! we knzmv tlzrr' better. Tenth Grade Chorus5 Girls Chorus gg Library Club .25 35 Trielrli-Y 3. Fernie 4suggcsts I.et's go for a walk enthuslastie basketball fan- spends time reading, swimming, and walk1ng4listens gladly to The l.ittle VVhite Cloud That Cried. 4 future Florence Nlj.fl'lfiI'lgZllC4COl'!S11IIll'S lots of spaghetti and meat balls--a quiet, in- dustrious girl. 1. JON RICHARD FISI-IFR H-l21Clin-NKJYQllll7Cl' 15, 1934 lVl1y Sllllllld the fl1'7'1'l haw' all flu' good flH1F5,'H llaad 1, 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 1, 31 Tenth Grade Chorus: Haven Fax 2, 11 lllue and Goldg Cashier 21 I-lomeroom Officer 1. U-l1lCliH4Cl'ljOj'S dancing and girls4 says l.ook out!! Shrimp boats are comin . -4 often seen stuffing a sub sandwich down his esophagus 4 likes Come on-a-my-house 4interested in being school teaeher4a peppy lad. ' lx ' as 'I J 7 .5 I 'T' X 1 X - . xi .g 3 ,L X - I U -' ' X I GLORIA JIQNE FOULK 134 Uk' l I-orie 4 May 11, 1934 r 7 ' AAFl'l.P7ldX many, mimnivs umm. ff C senior Tfivni-Y, Mixed Chorus 3, J Girls Chorus 15 Tenth Grade Chorus5 lllue and Gold5 Budget Colltor 31 Sen- N ior Play. if Lorie 4 exclaims, Asi Est I.a ,JN 2 Vida 4 relishes marshmallow peanut sundaes 4 likes Little VVhite Cloud 'sl That Cried --fancies pink4delights in -J football4will undertake interior decor- JJ ating 4 consumes spare time playing xl piano4a lot of fun. 1 l , ct. , L ,vt LAL lf-'L fy ,. 1 Q 'Lg L 5 pg, 'ljlf-IN - ROSE FREDERICK I k 'Lf-K 'VX' KL! ' MY t I J nie 4june zo, 1934 I N V C' lipdflifilf zt'aifr'r.r are 110 losers. VL kk Lbl' 5 4-1 Y' llome Ee. Club 1, .z, 31 Vlfaitress ' l Club 31 Tri-Hi-Y 35 Library Club 2, 3. be p ide and joy alone, junie 4remarks, Think nothing of it 4 Slowpoke a favorite 4 thinks blue superb4sews and rides around in a blue Chevie4chooses to be a wait- ress or work in facto1'y4a basketball fan4relishes spaghetti and meat balls -a quiet and nice girl-a swell class- mate. 21 NANCY LOU FRITZ Fritzie -October 1, 1934 Y'l11'n she will talk--good godxl Ima' she will fallef' Tenth Grade Cl1orus3 Girls Chorus .33 Mixed Chorus 31 Library Club 2, 33 Tri-Hi-Y 33 Commercial Club 31 Blue and Gold3 Haven Fax .:, 33 Senior Play3 junior Playg Student Council 33 Honor Society 3. Hoy, am l hungry! declares Fritzie --dances, ice skates, and talks in spare time-loves song Too Young -pre- fers barbecues a11d chocolate milk- shakes-stenographie work, vocation- likes all sports-silent type? friendly. JEANNETTE HELEN GEARY Net'-January 16, 1935 Falling in low' is my yrvatrxvt fault. Twirler 1, 3, 33 Mixed Chorus 23 Tri-Hi-Y 33 G. A. A. 1, 3, 33 Tenth Grade Chorusp Commercial Club 33 Prompter in junior l,lElj'Q Gym Team 1, 3, 33 Library Club 1, 2, 3. Hot to Trot, retorts Net-likes to hear Tell Me VVhy -intentions, lleau- tician-enjoys swimming, ice skating, basketball, and dancing-quite a jitter bugger -favorite sport, football-a high steppin' majorette-angel in the library--:nan hater? SHIRLEY LOU GEHRIG Shirley -january 19, 1935 Where thrrr is sfwrl and actirflty, there is lim' limzrt also. G.A.A. 1, 2, president 31 Commercial Club president 33 Tri-Hi-Y 33 Student Council 1, 33 Tenth Grade Chorus3 Girls Chorus .z, 33 Mixed Chorus 2, 33 Home Room Officer 1, 2, 33 Class Vice President IQ Class Treasurer :3 Class Secretary 33 junior l'lay3 Senior Playg Cashier 1, 3, 31 lllue and Goldg Honor Society 3. Our staunchest sports' supporter - Shirley-Remarks, Oh, Gosh Y - will be a top notch secretary-admires the color yellow-bashful and pretty-plays basketball rather than eat-wishing her the best of luck. GERALDINE A. GERHARD A'Gerry -january 16, 1934 The muzwtcst I7l'I'.Y0Pl!1lI-fl'f'.Y arf alzvayx L'0llfl'l1l'd in the smallest places. lllue and Wlhite 1 3 Art Club 1 3 Com- mercial Club 3. journeys from Orwigsburg-Gerry, fair and attractive - favorite song, Slowpoke -not a slowpoke herself- admires the color blue-choice of voca- tion, a typist-favored sport, foothallg -active in O. H. S. activities while there. 1 ' MN -lf! W V, all , it . my lfPqml An Uxfw X , GJ fx Kjnu 'WA lf' Q Our Alma Mater ELlZAllETl-l ANNE GLASER Liz -june 30, 1934 Na one lx exernfvt from talking 7l0?1SC1ISl'lH Homeroom Officer 13 Class Officer 1, 3Q G.A.A. 1, 2, 33 Tenth Grade Chor- usg Girls Chorus 1, 2, 33 Mixed Chorus 2, 33 Tri-Hi-Y 3Q Honor Society 33 lllue and Gold3 Senior Play. It takes all kinds of people to make a world says Liz-prefers blue-likes sub sandwiches-a helper at all times- a baseball fan-pleasant smile-Voczv tion, undecided-star in German Class. RUTH ARLINE GRIESEI. Ruthie +April 30, IQQ4 Dom uothiaig I-ll parficzrlar and dom if 'rfry well. Tenth Grade Chorusg G.A.A. 1, 1, 5, Girls Chorus 31 Library Club, Senior Play: Commercial Club: Tri-Hi-Y. . VVindy -our Deer Lake commun- ique-dotes on skating, swimming, dan- cmg,'and basketball-undecided about vocation-blue, a favorite color-ex- claims Holy Cow -bookkeeping whiz? --very talkative-cheerful companion. Q behold the Blue and Gold. af' ft 1 ,X xj XX' , if! bv, kr XM - 1 C I 'JC MUUX11 t 'WX lf, at V 1 I lTIXxI!r,Y'X J ' 'ioro xr . 1 it . A W ' lynn gust is, 1934 VI Iiflllfllf mx' u 1-. lifz' fvrfulzl hr' a 11'1i.vtuk1'. Haven Fax 1, editor 3Q Tri-Hi-Y gg Iiudget Collector .QQ Art Clu'm 1, ig, Mixed Chorus J. 31 Student Council 15 junior Play, Senior Play, Ho ue Room Officer. l wish l were a duck, exclaims M. lgdevours sea food- Slowpoke a favoritevlikes aqua-enjoys swimming and basketball-caixable Haven Fax ed- itorfintends to be an airline hostess- dances, plays uke, and drz1wS4collects finger and toe nailse-a cheerful kid. ANTHONY STEVE GURSKI Tony -February zo, 11334 I was 110111 to do llflfhllllgfi liaselvall .:, 3. Tony -hopes to join the Air Force f-enjoys hunting, billiards, and base- ball-thinks blue superb color-ham, a favorite food-asks, VVhere are you going tonight? -fgets a klck out of Lay Something on the liar liesides Your Elbow 7 listens intently in P.O.D.?-good chap. VVILLIAM JEREMIAH HARNER JR. Hill -September 14, 1934 Oh, how 1 hate' to get up in the morning. Hi-Y 1, 2, 32 Safety Patrol 1, .z, 35 Chorus 1, 2, 35 Conservation Club 31 Football IQ lllue and Gold, liudget Collector 31 Home-room Officer 31 Gym Team 1. Future school teacher 4 Bill - spends time driving the car4homework fiend -enever on time for school-em joys listening to VVhispering -Hill Farm Dairy Maideremarks So what ? HARIEARA ANNE HENRY Harb -july 1, 1934 A smile that lumft fonzr' nj, Glee Club IQ Mixed Chorus 1. 3: Commercial Club 3. liarb four future secrctaryffavor- ite hobby, sewingfcan be heard saying, I like it. -interested in basketball-4 likes eating lobster llilll-'6l lj0yS listen- ing to Unforgettablengquite a com- mercial student-a good sport-hails from Orwigsburg--likes the color blue --very good-natured. 23 CLARKE F. R. HERSHIZY Hersh ,lanuary 3o, 1935 All we want is to be If! alone. Football 1, 2, 35 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Student Council 1, 2, 3, Junior Play, lllue and Gold, Mixed Chorus 3. Hails from Philly-called Hersh - collects Polka records-undecided alzout vocation-says, I know it -likes milk shakes-football star-a prize in Ger- man - black curly hair - homework fiend? DONALD EVERETT JONES jonesy -December 22, 1934 Oh W11A5C1'l1i0f, than art szvfff to mztrr the thoughts of dE'.Yf7F7'llfP uzrrzf' Haven Fax 2, 31 Student Council 32 Art Club 2, President 33 Tenth Grade Chorus: Mixed Chorus 2, 3, lilue and Gold, Gym Team 1, 2, Senior Boys' Quartet, Senior Play, junior Play, Home room olficer 1. Dee-jay -actor of our class-heard remarking l'm hcp to go-eats sub sandwiches-enjoys dancing, swimming and Pittsburg -hobby, collecting pen- nants-aspires to be a school teacher- quite a live wire, ll .00 S V0 , 0 CU W1 ' E NOR QSILLEI EV 'JH 11' I7 1.15 Sa tort liz' h ojl lihfuln G. . .l1, 2, , o rcia uh 33 li an G 5 S en C cil1,2g eer 'ddr 2, e e Chor- sg H room fficer , h ry Club 3: - i1?,LjGyn1 Tea Q ' rt fabl g -' , v Hhllif, - tort You 1 what! cont y u i a isten to 4' y -tuna W a I ' food - p stinxcs are s orts, .1 1 ing, and swi 1 ing-plans to he a phone operato -likes yellow -enj . asketball-cheerful compan- ion-s ell kid. I W'lLL1-XRD VVILLIAM KRAMER 1 VVillie -October 11, 1932 LN Ihr' zunrld slide, Ivt the world gm' Football 1, 2, 33 llascball 1, 2, 3: Homeroom Officer 2. VVillie -remarks, 'tYa like it, huh. --loves potato salad and pumpkin pie- chooses to join the service-likes color hlack - enjoys sports of all kinds- plays jukebox to hear Hey, hey Good Lookingl'--a Landingville cozrimuter- lots of fun. Z4 1 Q Schuylkill Haven High. we will fight for you CALVIN THOMAS KRAMMES Yogi -December 22, 1933 O, this learning, zulmz' a thing it is! Football 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 33 baseball 1, 2, 35 Homeroom Officer Band 1, 2. 1 Yogi -teachers' pet-enjoys play- ing baseball-spends time with one cer- tain girl-dines with pleasure on tur- key'-loudly asserts Never fear when Yogi's here -desires professional base- ball carcer-a likeable fellow. 1 l PEGGY ANN KREMER Peg -January 8, 1935 Do you knoze' that c0r1z'e1'sa!1'n11 is the greatest pleaszzre in life? Tenth Grade Chorus, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Cashier 1, 2, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, Tri- Hi-Y ,QQ Haven Fax 2, 3, Hand 2, 31 Blue and Gold, Commercial Club 31 Honor Society. Peg - hip swinger in band-ex- claims, Boy, oh boy, -derives pleas- ure from dancing, twirling, and basket- ball-plans to be secretary-enjoys the tune Sin -breaks typewriters habit- ually-pleasant smile-likes em all! pf A, lvwif W1 .47 Stctunch we'1l remain to you, the Gold cmd Blue , SYLVIA JOYCE KRINER Kriner -December 4, 1934 f'Whe11 angry count four, zuhmz 'very angry, .r11'ear. Homeroom Officer 1, 2, Mixed Chor- us 2. 32 Girls Chorus 21 Library Club 3, Haven Fax SQ junior Play, Tri- Hi-Y 3. Kriner -known for her carrot top -relishes submarine sandwiches - re- peatedly interrogates You know? - swooningly listens to 'flllue Velvzetf- leisure time spent reading and palntmg -seldom seen in school-aspires nurs-fl , ing career -goo xl 1 qi U wffDWiiW,0M1yi'lpi lf fr it N U' nffp will E NSTEIFY . '.q U fl' 1 1,1 , Ks wh ' lima Q1 Iii U 11 iulfggi ' a uksldiig, 1935, C 1 on a a thmg 1 e 'Of .941 k ' - f earf abt' an 11' lf Q T11-H1-Y, Mixed hor oar S 2, 3, Budget Collector 3 enth Gra e Chorus. 'rf Maggie -inquires, Are you scr- ious? - spends leisure time dancing and playing piano-delights in skating and attending basketball games-future Angel of Mercy. CHARLES THOMAS LECHNER Abe -February 21, 1934 He who has ll thousand f1'1'e11d.r. Tenth Grade Chorus, Mixed Chorus 1, 3, Budget Collector 3, Conservation Club 3, Hi-Y 1, 2, Vice President 3, Haven Fax, lilue and Gold, Honor Society 31 Basketball IQ llaseball 1, 2, 3, Track Team IQ Student Council 1, Vice President 3, Fire Drill VVarden .RQ Senior Play, Safety Patrol 1, 2, President QQ Cashier 1, 3, Home Room Officer 1, 2, Senior lloys' Quartet 3. Abe -- our rhythm king C'Rise. Shinenj-often heard remarking Tink nuttin of it -loves to eat spinach and hamburgers-likes Because of You - thinks burpel a nice color-chooses to be a Public Accountant-finds base- ball and basketball enjoyable-popular! DONALD EDWVAKD LENGEL Mac -December 8, 1934 He has a head to confr1'i'e any mirchzfeff' Iiaseball 1, 2, 31 Conservation Club 3: Stage Crew 1, 2, 3. The Jerry Lewis of the class-future HlElj01' leaguer-often seen with Sibs- says, can mu mav 1 -- :re ers .MI ul P - '37 1 f. hunting and fishing - enjoys hearing the song Cry -finds steak a tasty dish-lots of luck, Mac, 25 GA Ii RIEL SIMON MAZLOOM Gab --May 6, IQ33 I.ifIlr- fl'll'HdS may prow' great fr1'M1d.r. F.F.A. 2, 3. A future farmergfavorite victuals, spaghetti and meat ballswdelights in listening to Trees -one of our favor- ite twins-bags school to huntva swell friend - wavy, black hair - a happy smilefeheerful countenance. PETER G. IX ZLOOM Pete --M y P, 1933 Self crm 4 371100 1 ith first 1fvq111s1'f1' 1 Muir!! kings. 1- F 3 - , - .. .., . Pete right j ll sport--says I'll fix i H- tens t ' own Yonder - desire. to a 'i 1 - devours ice cream es c bl X hobby is me- cha 'cs en S ti g a fellow with a J smile r l - unc of the .msgs class 'Q arac rs. . 5 x JOSEPH GEORGE FRANKLIN MEITZLER Stan the Man -March 18, 1934 Night after night lu' .rat and bluwrzl his fycx with books. Tenth Grade Chorus, Student Coun- cil zg Budget Collector 3. This is the year, says joe-favorite sports, baseball and basketball-enjoys hearing St. Louis Blues -likes spag- hetti and meat halls-wishes to be a future business man-lots of luck to the St. Louis Cardinals and Stan the Man. LARRY RONALD MENGLE Mengle -january 2, T935 Never was an mul more blind than a lower. Commercial Club 3. Commutes from Port Clinton-Meng le, an ardent baseball fan 3 favorite question, Where's Shirley? -happiest when bowilng or fishing-will be ri successful office worker-good looking -willing to help all-fun to be with- devours banana splits-red, a fascina- ting color-good luck. 26 Q As true as the Blue , as worthy as 'Go1d , CHRISTINE SYLVIA MENGLE Sibs -September 27, 1933 llwiind her up and she will talk. Tenth Grade Chorusg Cheerleader 1, 2, 31 Girls Chorus 2, Mixed Chorus 2, Library Club 1, 35 Art Club 1, 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 3Q G.A.A. 1, 2, 3Q Blue and Goldg Senior Playg Gym Team 1, 2, 3, Haven Fax 3. Intention, Art teacher - known as Sibs -enjoys swimming - remarks Ya, pot! -sees Mac frequently-1ob- ster tails, a favorite-cute and peppy- ardent baseball fan-very talkativev always smiling. RUSSELL LEE MILLER Gutly -February 12, 1934 In quietness and confidmzcv shall be your .vfrmzgthf Stage Crew 1, 21 Class Officer 1, Student Council IQ Basketball 1, 2, 3, Baseball 1, 2, 3. Whatl shouts Gutly - favorite pastimes, sports, cards, fisl1ing,'and hunting-undecided about future bas- ketball, favorite-relishes m at ' af- quiet--lanky lad-pleasant s ilet-in library for short times 0 l well, lie- haved in Engli I Q' 1 1 f Y 1 ff 3 , fwfr IXVQ if We'11 do our best for you, Our Haven High. ANNA MAE KATHYRN MOHI. Peppy -'February 14, 1935 Flirtati0n is like l1ighfHi7lg,' it 11e'um' .rfrikcs finer in the same place. Tenth Grade Chorus, Girls Chorus 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 35 Tri-Hi-Y 3. Animal likesfespaghetti and meat balls, a favorite-chooses lxeautician as vocation-likes to swim and dance- remarks, You don't say -full of en- ergy-comes from Redale--very cagey. CHARLES LEVVIS MOI-ll. Mohly -June 21, IQ33 'lJI'UCVl1Sfl.71lIfi0ll is the art of keeping up with ye.rterday. Conservation Club 31 F.F.A. 2, 3. Hot Rod Race, favorite tune - How about that Y exclaims Mohly - works on hot rods during past time- coincidence? i finds steaks enjoyable eating--has friendly smile-an Orwigs- burg R, D. resident. EDWARD D. NAUS Ed -February 28, 1934 What a good boy I am. Football 1, F.F.A. 2, 3. Ham and eggs, a wonderful combina- tion-Hunts, fishes, and swims in leis- ure time-enjoys hearing Cmon a My House -says in bewilderment What's Up Doc? - a future mechanic - de- clares hlue a favorite color-good char- acter traits. JOHN FRANKLIN PETRY jack'y4Oct0ber 7, 1934 Nothing is more troublesome than the effort of th1f11king! Football IQ Track 1, 35 Conservation Club President 3, F.F.A.g Baseball 1, .3- Do you wanna race F shouts jack --likes auto racing and hunting-gets kick out of listening to The Hotrod Raceffin future will be an auto me- chanic or hotrod driver-keeps his eye on a certain junior-relishes sub sand- wiches--he's our hotrod-quiet in class, but oh boy! 27 DAVID HENRY REED Dave,'-November 3, 1934 1 am Tory fund of tim compzzny of ladies. Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Dis' trict llnnd 35 Tenth Grade Chorus, Mixed Chorus 2, 31 Budget Collector 33 Haven Fax 3, junior Play, Hi-Y 2, 3- How're ya doin? shouts Reedie- chooses business career 1 Domino fascinates him-black and gold, favor- ite colors - rehshes banana splits - drawing and dancing are pastimes-em joys swimming and horseback riding-- a good sport. FRED j. REED JR. Fred'-November 18, 1933 An idlr l7l'HII11 is the de'Uil'.r zuorkslxopf Tenth Grade Chorus, Mixed Chorus 31 Conservation Club 1, 3, Band 2. Hot Cinders! yells Fred-collects records - basketball, favorite sport- likes color yellowfloves milk shakes and pickled bologna-Cressona flasha Never misses school CD. MORRISINE DALE RHEN Sene -May 27, 1934 Emery wonzan has her weak side. Girls Chorus 2, 31 Library Club 3, Tri-l-li-Y 3, Commercial Club 3, Hav- en Fax 3. Asks, Got anything good to eat, Shirley? g Lobster tail, food prefer- ence - hobbies, dancing, talking, and being happy - deposits nickles for Cry -has a Sweet tooth-finds foot- ball exciting-swivel hips-a top com- mercial student'-success will be hers. KENNETH G. RUMBLE Ken sjanuary 14, 1935 Tobacco is a dirty 'weed-I like it. Cashier 2, 33 Treasurer 3. Follow it and see what it eats, de- clares lxen-likes all music 3 relishes M1chel's ice cream-black and blue, favorite colors - goes to movies on Thursday afternoons-wants to be a banker-a good student in study hall? a live guy--one of our cheerful friends. 28 Q Our dear Haven High, For thee we'11 do or die. THOMAS DALE RUTTER Dale -March 4, 1934 A lion among ladies is a most dreadful thing. Mixed Chorus 3Q Tenth Grade Chor- us, Safety Patrol 1, 2, 3, Hi-Y 2, 31 Band 1, 2, 33 Home Room Office IQ Senior Boys Quartette. Dale-the ladies man-shouts Oh, boy! - listens contentedly to Billy May's, My Silent Love -vigorously consumes pork and beans-a television fan-music admirer-a potential suc- cess in business-talkative and ener- getic-makes own records-swell kid. A' J Q ,tv LW55 ' , foci-l.Af W ..a1':AA' 111l' STERLING DANIEL SHAPPELI. Si1ver fAugust 19, 1934 If fakes brazns tn make a fool. Chorus 1, 31 Stage Crew :Q Senior Iloys Quartet 3. Silver 4who is frequently seen in Cressona-likes to say, Gee, I don't know. -aspires to Dynaflow-devours steak and onions-hobbies, girls, music. automobiles 4 enjoys watching football -plans to be an automobile mechanic -fun to be with. Q Our thoughts will cling with thee Unto eternity. Mft NALD JAY sCHLrMAC1-11311 Shoey --April 1, 1934 MA rvnman is only a 'ls'0H1lH1, but II good czyar is a smoke. Iiand 1, .z, 31 Orchestra 1, .:, 31 Illue and Gold, Iiudget Collector .QQ Tenth Grade Chorusg Mixed Chorus 1, 35 Ticket Collector 1, 2, 35 Conservation Club 3. Shoey - Gene Krupa HJ of the class - mischievous German student- usually heard asking, Anybody see Wee? -spends his time hunting, fish- ing, collecting match-books - listens alertly to Drummine' Mawegrecdily consumes hot bologna-desires to be an electrical engineer-clever. ROY A. SCOTT III Scotty --Marcl1 zz, 1934 I I1at'r' laid asrdr I7u.ri11c.r.r and your f1sh1'11g. Football 1, 2, captain 3, basketball 1, 3, captain 31 Hi-Y 1, 2, president 35 Student Council 23 Iludget Collector 3, Conservation Clubg Honor Society, Class Officer gg Historian. Seotty -athletic star-enjoys eat- ing pork chops and mashed potatoes- often heard remarking, Don't get car- ried away flikes fishing and sportsw relaxes to Dixie Land rhythm-desires to study engineering. EMILY MAE Sl-IAVV Em --March 25, 1934 Sim walks in beauty like the night. Library Club 1, 32 Tenth Grade Chorus: Girls Chorus 3, Tri-Hi-Y 3Q Home Economics Club 2, 35 Waitress Club 3, Tri-Hi-Y 3. Shawn-tearing into ehool shouts, Mn Iirown, I'm here -gobbles mash- ed potatoesgspends spare time dan- eing, reading, collecting pictures4will be heard over Bell Telephone System-- swoons to Because of You -enjoys football gamesfa real Character 4 full of vigor. RICHARD OREN SHERRY Dick -September 1.1, 1934 l um rm! in fha roll nf commmz men. Basketball 1, 2, 31 Iiand 1, 2, 31 Cashier 1, 2, 3, Hi-Y 3, QQ Orchestra 1, .z, Iludget Collector 3. Dick - a sensational basketball player-enjoys eating turkey and filling Vecan be heard Saying, nudnick - likes to hear Les Ilrown play Unde- cided -favorite pastimes are hunting. basketball, fishing, and loafing-wishes to be a dentist, what a bore! 29 SUSAN A. SHOMPER Sue -May 26, 1934 People who make little ntozlvc are dG'1lg6V0lfS.H Band 1, 2, 33 Art Club 1, 2, 3, Tri- Hi-Y 33 Blue and Gold. Our artistic Sue -often calls Wait a minute - delights in sewing, art work, and basketball - swoons while listening to Because - likes blue- wants to be a commercial artist-al- ways smiling-no temper to go with her red hair. BRUCE KE'RMlT SPOTTS uSD0tt5YH'lUUC 24, 1934 1 would give all my fame, for a pot of gold. Tenth Grade Chorusg Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3: Orchestra 3Q Blue and Goldg Library Club 3. Spottsy -our favorite pianist-en- joys dancing and playing the piano and organ-says Hey, Hey Good Lookin ! -likes apple dumplings-wishes to be a lively musiiian - wowl - all the noise he makes-quite clever. ROBERT HENRY STERNER H --'December 6, 1934 Let all things be dorfe decently and in order. Chorus 1, 2, 33 Football manager 3g Baseball Manager 2, 35 Paint Crew 2, 3- That's the scoop, chief, declares Sterner ---thinks Whispering a ter- rific hit - likes yellow -likes cards- plans to be a bricklayer or enter the service-sub sandwiches his favorite food-enjoys baseball-a fine chorus member. HARRY ALFRED THOMAS JR. Harry -,Iune 20, 1934 Newer idle a moment, but thrifty and tlmughtfzil of others. Student Council 1, 2, president 3Q Vice-Pres. of Schuylkill County Asso- ciation of Student Councilsg Honor Society 2, 3: Haven Fax 2, 3, Senior Class President 33 Homeroom Officer 2, 33 Baseball 1, 2, 3, junior Playg Senior Playg Conservation Club 1, 3, Hi-Y 2, 31 Track 1, 2, 3Q Blue and Goldg Budget Collector 3. Harry -fmne of the brains of ,52 -enjoys music and sports-participates in baseball-says, There ain't no fu- ture in it -fancies pork chops-ambi- tious to be an engineer-will surely succeed-a real leader-quite serious Cat timesj 3-an ambitious gentleman. 30 Q The friends gained through your love AARON DONALD TROUT Pete -November 2, 1934 I have been five minutes too late all my life. Where's.Ken asks Pete- Tea for Two favorite song-spends time chas- ing women and driving a Plymouth- future mechanic--enjoys basketball and football - likes blue - eats spaghetti- Spanish genius CH -can be found at Sampson's -keeps truant officer busy. JOAN CATHERINE TROIQTMAN Joanie -April 21, 1934 I have taken my fun where' l found if. Art Club 1, 2, 33 Library Club 31 Gym Team IQ Home Room OHf1icer IQ Tri-Hi-Y 33 Blue and Gold3 Haven Fax 2, 33 Student Council 1. Joanie - If I Loved You, favor- ite song-will be top student at art school-pastimes are art, sewing, and cooking-ice cream her favorite- en- joys basketball-likes green--a cheer- ful girlwfun to be with. Q They'11 be as stars above. JOSEPH D. TRUMISO Miki -January 15, 1935 He .rays little but to the f1oint. F.F.A. 2, 3. Joe declares Oh, shucksl -de- vours steak-thinks blue neat-enjoys hunting and football- Helen Polka favorite tune-will be a successful farmer 4 very good natured - always smiling-usually quiet. JOHN ROIBERT WHALEN Little John fJanuary 20, 1935 Q1tlFfl16SJ does not reflect weakness. Football 1, 2, 33 Conservation Club 3. Little John - cries I-Iey, Good Looking! - delights in consuming spaghetti - listens with pleasure to Slowpoke -collects old coins-hopes to travel the seven seas as a sailorva lively, friendly classmate. ROSE MARIE VVINGLE Rosie -November 4, 1934 'AI may not be studious, but my other habits are good. Gvm team 1, 2, 31 Commercial Club 33 Cheer Leader 1, 2, 31 Girls Chorus 2, 3Q Class Secretary ZQ Homeroom Officer 2, 33 Tri-I-li-Y 33 Council 33 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3. Our red haired ball of fire-Rosie- always calling, Hey, I-Iotrod -devours cheesehurgers-likes swimming in sum- mer and ice skating in winter-enjoys basketball and riding motorcycles-her pleasant voice will he heard saying number, please. Student JOHN I. D. WOLFE Wolfie Ace'l-August ll, 1933 The clock is always slang' 1't's later than you think. Football 1, 2, 32 Basketball 1, 2, 31 Track 1, 2, 33 I-Ii-Y 2, 33 Student Council 1, 2. Ace -work horse CU-often parks his car at S'homper's Gas Station-fre quently replies, I have no time -Hill l51lly music enthusiast-stalwart foot- ball playere-a future business man- alway:-a smiling and pleasant. 31 Prettiest Girl Handsom-est Boy Girl Missed the Most Boy Missed the Most Wittiest Girl Wittiest Boy Best Athletic Girl Best Athletic Boy MARLENE ELEANOR UMBENHAUER Umpy -October 10, 1934 Beauty with virtue is a blessing Secretary IQ Tenth Grade Chorus: Homeroom Officer 22 Student Council 2. 31 Commercial Club 33 Tri-Hi-Y 33 Girls Chorus 3. He sends me, cxclaims Umpy - eats Club sandwiches-aspires to be a private secretary - rests at Frank's during noontime-pretty and active- relax-es to Once'.'-spends spare time dancing and talking - steady school goer? ROBERT -J. ZIMMERMAN Curly -july 27, 1934 That which I have, I earned rvifh the sweat of my brow. Hi-Y 2, 32 Conservation Club 1, 2, 3Q Football 1, 2, 32 Track 1, 3, 31 Base- ball 1, 2, 3. l'll consider the situation, declares Curly - The Big Rock Candy Moun- tains a favorite song-hunts, fishes, and traps-plans to take up forestry and wildlife conservation-likes color black-an outstanding guard in foot- ball - will surely be missed. XVants everything done for the good of the Geatsmen. LOIS MAE ZULICK Jake -April 15, 1934 Here is a true and industrious friend. Tenth Grade Chorusg Mixed Chorus 2, 32 Tri-Hi-Y 3Q Commercial Club 3. Future telephone operator or secre- tary - jake enjoys skating- basket- ball, favorite sport-thinks red a sup- erb color-devours mashed potatoes- thinks Because of You a terrific hit -a good sport-quiet in English class -a cheerful friend. Q This Alma Mater true We dedicate to you. SENIOR POPULARITY CONTEST ELEANOR KELLER RONALD BEST SHIRLEY GEHRIG HARRY THOMAS SYLVIA MENGLE GERALD BAUM IEANETTE GEARY ROY SCOTT Girl-Most Pleasing Personality Boy-Most Pleasing Personality Most Courteous Girl Most Courteous Boy Girl Most Boy Most Girl Most Boy Most Talented in Music Talented in Music Likely to Succeed Likely to Succeed SHIRLEY GEHRIG THOMAS LECHNER LOUISE FELLOWS JOSEPH MEITZLER GERALDINE D'AL1O BRUCE SPOTTS SHIRLEY A. BROWN ROY SCOTT O A 'F ' A ' ' ' K -, ,' 9. 21, 1 A. '.'.' 1 Nf':x ' rfp M X -A L'-1 , . . fi . Q , 5 'ff - 'E . - N32 X V g - ,. i v ' H 1 , V , I , m ' fi . b 33 If 1.. 3 ' Q 4 z ' ' '-55,2 ' A . 1 , 1 my i ' , K , 4 fztjf' f -ai 'lx . ' Q , , 'rpg , 1 V ' , , 3 23 'A a - 'f -x In 1 If J' ff ' 4.-. il: ' TY ' 'f 1 - -I -'i . a ' .. f 'fF '5 55 '-'26 A b . , ,' X ' r-5, ,ff ,wg Q., x V' , jg, ,,. .11 - 2351 ' 'H Qfr' .1 72' 1 Q 1,7 ri! iz :EW 1 4 'ff lrk .W 'k .fi Q, . - - -,rv x E5 ,Q x N . Q! 1 75 'lx fl 34. 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Alum- M4-lvwlllll ,,-,,,1i,,- Illllll Vxllle-l'. i':lIhv1'im- Millvr, Maury K1-1'w-llm-l'. liulh Sfzllls-1 I'Iuirm! run: Blurjx lillu lizlxlmlw-4 l':u'uI W:1II:fl'N. 5Ilil'I1'j' lilwuuu, Nlwirlrwl II4-t'l'ln-V, .l:mi1'4- lnnlmllmx. I2:u'h:1l':l I v4-Q1'!'. .IVXIUH IZUYY Ifirxl mu: llulwrl Xlu51'l'..X1:l1llCI'i1In'l'.I,n-vXY:1:xu-I1l x'm-1IXY4-ixa, 'l'!nir4I run: XIV. Ymlluu, lin-nnvilu Xnulv, 4'Imrl1-N 1'1'1v1n-In-l'2c-1 Im- Hips-. Willizmm livin-V, 4511-mu ll:-i1'llv1'l. lU'IlIll'Hl l.lIl'1l. I'1'lHIlV'l lxun 44-lmi'l'lwl', Snnlllol Sl1':lm:lI'zx. .lnvk Nlzurwlmll, II1lxx:n'rl Slmusf 1 'A ' WMI x I! -1 Vlzlrl-' I-' '- Nll' I1 I I-ll Q4-wmul run: .lnlm Iillcllvy. Hull Wu-rlls-V. William Wllvxtv, .lunar-5 ' H MN I' I. 'X WN' . ' Him. , 4 - Iulwmrlll, Ilim-llzlrd u'illi:IllIS. Ilmvzlhl lirmlllnwlu, NI:-Ixin Ilin-www-1-Ixt-fl'. 'UI' WV l '5l lN l'flIW'- S '1 N'2'l4'- l 'W1U l 5f'l 'l'- 5I lV'1' Ihwrlmx Xlmnw-, l'l:1lw-m'4- K4-tm-r, X.-x, .lulm I':rlll. NV:uyln- Halinh-y. ,Imam-Q K4-itll. limbs-rl l'l4-nu. 34 l 41 ,N ,Q 'WW ......--3 S4Il'llHXl4llil'l IHIYS First mm' W:1y111-421-1111. .Xl'1141l1l IM-Ql1'l', llivlusxrrl XYl1,1'14-. lI:1111I Ilnuvlu. l'l1:11'l1-s liuvk. l'l1z11'l4-N I-I1'rl111:111. Ilill'l'j Ililllvish, llulu-V1 lx111t111-1'. l'l1:11'1w I-'11-fl'-1'i4'lis, ,l:1111Iw l'hlv1'. Xl:11'li11 Zllllllll'I'IIl2Ill. 'I'nl1:1sl1, I'z111'ivk lin-1-lu-11 .IUI111 Iii:-trim-lu, llulf- I 1'1-ml, 111-urgv 170114-Iii. l1:111l1 S1114-141, H4-n1':v Fixln-1'. Il:11'1'y 4in1'1lu11, l'1':111a'is lt4111:111o. 'I'l11-111111111 lll'1'f'lll'I'. gl,1.1,,,,1 I-,mi 31,3 51,l1111'1l1g lillln-rt l:lllIl'IIl2lll. liuln-1'1 l'1-11111-lu-ml-1'. 'l'np1'4111: .lay lluyc-1', Ni:-Imlm I12lSI'il12l. lii1'l1:11'1l Nuglv. l.:1w1'm-1u-1- llp Ill-ln-1'. .lulm ll111'1li11:1-I1 li1:lw1'I Sn-11:11-I'!'f'1'. M1-rlin li1'z11n1-1'. Silupll-, Nn1'111:111 lh-1-11, Ill1lN'l'I lh-1-lu-1'. lii111lu-1' li1111I'111:111, .X111l1'1-11 4 11'1111-11 Yin-Ili, .IUN-plu Vnlilx, l.:11w Sllll'l'y, Ili:-l1:11'ml llill. W1-slf-.1 ll:11'm+sl1. Willizlm l4Ivl1x':11'rl Sputts, Wnltvr Killllilll. PhillipS11'z1111:11':1. 1l141'. M12 lil-rs:-lnlmr, Willizlm I-1':11'I Spotlx, Ntzulls-y Slvzlrlls, .lvssv llill. .lm-li l'l1illi1+s. l'l1ir1l 11111: l'l1:1rlvs li1':11114-1'. llilln- Sf'l1f1f'lT1-1', l':111l WM-lxl-1-. H111 SlPI'IlUNIlVlIl-I IIIIIIAS l4'i1's11-1111: lf1':1114-1-3'l'111'111-13 lmix IM-ilw1'I.Sl1i1'l1-.1 Full:-1',Sl1i1'l1-.1 lilnw-1'. l1:1rlv:11':1 l'z11w1v, l1:11'lu11':l lie-1'sl111n-1', li:11'v11 lim-ll. Sl1i1'l4-3' 111211-. l'1-:gy Wlmlm-11. Iioris l'l1il1ipS. Nalm-lv Williulnw, .lvryr-v IlI'11'li1111'1'. Palsy .l:1111m-s, Mnlml l illl1-V. A1111 l'u1'1'111lu. l':1Isy Slmy- l111111lm. liulw1'l:1 W:1111w1'. I.illi:111 V111-11111, .XI14-v lmvix. If--run-1'. S111-11111 nm: Sluirln-3' llv11Sil1:I'1', NI:1111i1- Milli-1', Sllirls-3' lisflu-11 'I'111v Vow: l'u1111i4- Sluvllr-11ln-1':111', l!:11'Iv:11':1 81111111-1113 Russ- A1111 X11111- l':1w5. Im1111:1 lil:1l11'. NI:11'iv:11 S1-luvipm-, Blnry Smith, Nlixx l v11st1-1'111:14-l1v1', lfilimlu-lla XVi11k, ll:-11111-s liollzllul. lim-tty A1111 Iivller. Rn-i11I1111'I. l':11'v+1 Ymlf-1', l.e-s- A1111 N111-lulillu, Hull I'll11r-Q1-1', l':11s41' S:1111l1':1 S1-ltxu-V. .llrllll IZ1-lw1'. Sllil'll'j' S1'l11':11ln-r. Maxim- lflllly. l':11'nI l1m1w1'. Mnrj .X11111:111. N:1l:1li1- li11lilmsl4y..ln:111 XV1-iss. lim-:111lmr11I, I'I111iIy Xzluls-, l1:11'lr:11':1 Moy:-1', Blnry l'11:n-12 Idlixzllwill 'l'l1i1'1l run. l':1lSy .K1111:St, .l:1m- l':11'uy, lluris llill. l':111lim- lluriu. ' 111211-11l1:111'-1'. 111111 11-1.-X11-13 Am, y1g111l111x. M1z:11111w- I-1-1':'1-1', 3:11111 IN-t1'1'. .l:1114f1 35 1 1 l J . ' VX X N i if ln' x.1,Jv ky . 1 , VN SW W Q Fl Q X C X Xl. . in , N I A L ' I x ,U 9H X A f N x X X XX: V ' gk! -5 K Y ! im if ., xv, Y h lx M Q 5 WJQ' '1 YV K gf' 'X N J in .Y - K ' ,Q 1 GQ ILA!! 'W QV, N X51 I 1. K, Wolkx WL, ,N l Vjhcf dl X I i. , ll' Vik yd .J VJ ily! Q . i M My V wlvizm W 2 dw fvfwlf UUX X MN ,JJ QV yi W I -w l iff -J1 ' A' ' U -,W U' ,fly 71' l 5 W V L . V v' V' I- WV!! f V O J4 Wflfv J .iv u 1 v Q i U! C9 1 . 1 VJ My i'QM' Xxx XI I 1 4 X l x ,Y xJw A 4, N 9R L if ,ff X Xl 'J -NX-1 , 1 lf G, wvk. A 1 ' - X, ,.a V ian J, im Y , Al A , fc' ' Q! xl VN C fl. i JJ ' , N lx fx' xx srH. Il4lMI'll!,0UM 1'l'UI'I First row: Marilyn Ne-y, Judy Ihwyillilxggm-x'. 1l:u'lu11'ai llnlxlvr. Iluris Svlnl- 'l'l1il'1l nlzu-lwr, Hail II2l1'II9l', l'2ltl'i!'ifl TIIOIIIHS, Shirlvy N1-irllinge-r, Elixnlrefll Shul- ll'Illll'I Pl' im-fnnl row' Nl lrtlul l'lv1l Doris Rf-iller' Xl li 'n ' I mr in . , . . a a is , J , . . z '41 ru- if--I, I mlhy Killizln, Nurlnal GOI'li0l'. Marian lillvllls-l', Maul:-line l:llL'l l'. RlEll'lFlll Ile-if'ln-rt. Imrotluy Illrllinu, Maury Eli-lkllllll' S4'llllffl'l'. Mr, Hzirnf-r'. SHS, IIHMIG' First row: Shirli-y Nvy, .Xlirfv KillIlllPI'. lhmnnzl Hvluriug Nancy I'lsl1, Psltris-in Fnntfs, .lnun Farley. lilzlim- Gs-hrig, lieu-rly lh'ie-slum-li. Mn1'u':lrr-t Gl'I'll?ll'f. S01-ond row: Frzlm-is Vmlik, Mivllnel Ynrski, th-rnlil Yost. .lzlnu-s llc-4-ks-r. Gary Ili-iisimgs-i', Alvin Millvr. Xvllllfllll I'Il'ffIlPT. 194-rnlrl S4-ll. Marlin llelmu-r. Sill. HHMIG First PUXVI li:1I'lm:1l':l Sllllvy, lllln-l Hips-. .lonn lirnI't. llzlrlmrzl KN-im-r, Sliirlr-5' llnpp. .lnstino Ilan-r. Uunnin- Nz-y, 'lfln-rm-su Yin-Ili. Se-mnnl rnw: Rnlwrt Ilnffnmn. Nlllltj' l'ulI0r. .Iminn Kl'lllllllll'S, .Inno Fog- lvy, Sllirlvy Hvinlmi-ls. Ili-ls-n Yalrrisli, Num-3' llelu-ig Ci1l.ll6l'llll' lilzlnken- horn, Mr, Ifrnwllvnlllgll. row: Iflzlrl l'm.ts. I'I9l'lllZlll lhlxi-in Hugh Hula-, Rohm-rt Imlmslif insky. .luhn IUIIIPIIZIIIIII, Bruce Rvbvr, xvllllillll Noifvrt, Ili4-lnird Moyers, .lulin llnvli, 'l'l1unmS Fisher. 'Pup row: Kenneth Herb, Barry Ilnir, Itnlu-rr lin-lla-V. Hi-oi-gv Hziydus, Ih-in-v Hninly, Raymond Shui-y. IUNPBI lNllllI5I,I'Il I'lllXl'2ll'1l Nnflv, 'I'hir1l row: liernitzi Nnfwkvr, Shirley Nfilllfflxf. Mnriun Sf-hull, l:2lI'll2ll'll xVE'I'llf'I'. Shirlvy Ann Rectl. Mr. Bowen. Top row: 'l'lnnn:ls Relue-r, Rivhnrfl Rc-ln-r, Roh:-rt Wink, Roln-Hrt Mvng'lr-, Szunm-I Faust. Dmmld Hufvr, Barry SfI'illll'll. lil H IH flll l'l l'l IM! Tliirsl row: Wuyne lionssnni, Rolnild Sllivv. llnlu-rl All-4-lc. Russel Killian, Phillip Svln-ilu-. Sim-plu-n Zvorsky. Alle-n Gr:-enziwnlt, Rfvllillil Rf-he-r, Gerald Hill-i'. Jann-S Sln-rer, Ilnlwrt Dvitricli, Dnnalld l'I'lIll0l'l'I'LZ'lxY'. Top ruw: Ross Ii!'0l'Il9I', Uriah Millvr, Josvph Zvursky, Pzlul Bloyer, NVilli:un .Xvlu-nlmsn-li. f'l1:1rlf-S Fnnst, lmnic-1 Knkitus. 36 w. M M4 1'I'1ll'r First row: Kay Sliulle-ixln-me-i', Haylr- Wi-aior, .Ioan Banning, lmlorvs Iiayq-r, Marilyn Nans, Virginia Ruh- llinx, llvlpliim- llin-l'wm'l11vl'. I'liyllis Smith, llwr-nrlolyn Vuovvr, Hail l!atrI4n'l', Yiulot Km-ll. S1-min! row: Harry liullu-, lmwis Mills-r. llunnlil Ihllu-wk. linrl .lavnlny, Jann-N Ile-tlilngw-ig liivliaril Ilane-nzahn. llnsse-I IS:-yi-rs, lillwaril Dolan. Lamar llnnunn-l, lbavinl I41'nrl Moyor. llonalml Kr:-Irs. 'l'liir1l rmv: Claire- NV:-nrii-li, Sandra Hair. Rosalie Fasluw, Nvclra 1'1u'nf-ll, Miss liruwn, Mary Gerlu-r. .lnfly Sluwxn-r. lwla Klllllli. Top ow: Ms-lvin Milli-r. .Iann-s Fritz. lim-njanrin Spun-1-r. lmnalfl ll:-rlr. .lanxr-s lh-m'k1-r, Rivliarll Slmllvn- lwl'2vl'. xvllliillll StallIT4-r, Hula:-rl lhrn-ix xl' Ulllrlnlllip First row: Anna .lane Nlvlim-mn-. Mary R1-iiningel-, lluris Ualile-y. Danna Gvlzrig, Carol 'l'rnntinan. .lanvt Sinlpsfrn. Susan X:-y, Phyllis Ibii-rwm-4-luivl'. .Inyu-1' Srll:n'I'l'1'x, I'llyllis liriclm-r, Sllirle-y XV1-:lvl-r. S1-4-anal row: llunalfl Ilnlwwk, Davixl lnlnnan, .Iosn-pl: l'iln1-gre-r. Jann-1 N4-nlulinu, .Inlm Spin-4-n, Wallam- Davis. Manriw Vmlu-nhani-r, L4-nnarcl lk--vlu-r'. linsxvl Ilnkv, ltunalel Zvtlln-lnnye-r, linlwrt 'l'mnt. 'l'hirrl row: Fern Joy 111-sr-llwinflt. Sllirlvy linlinx, Vatlmrim- f':lsluw. llarlrara l s-lla-P, Mr, Vngre-r, Holi-n Iii-hrig. tlluria llultnn, .lutlltlu IA'tlllll2Il'lI. Top 1-uw: lhvgfvr Spnits. Uanis-l Spirits. linnli Fidli-1. Flunrls-s llnltnn. Martin Sllivliraln, lfrank Sluyw-1'. P-li 1Il0'l l'flBID First row: .Xnnvtta linrli, Hula-rt Dre-irwr. Jana- Iianning. liatlilm-rn Inns, lills-n NValn1t1-r. Iinili Man Wm-iss. lluwtlli Kantne-r. .lmlith Raiull-lllnlsli, .Iam-t llnslmrr. Virginia Gorlnlril, lh-ily lin-ln-rl Se-4-mul row: Hmmrgv I'cfl'in-. M4-lvin llilln-rt, .lolln l'roI1vlrvr1,:0r, Itunalll ll!-lisimrn-l', f'll2ll'lt'S .lac'nlry. Mrs. liilr-1. 1'lllll lt'S Nw-i1lling4'0l', .lamvs Imwtlln-1. film-nn Siflnllmlvln-r, Ualvin NVulfv. I.4-nu XVinu'lm-, llnvixl Moyor. Tliirrl row: Phyllis Rowcutsky, Sylvia Srhwilk. Arlm-nv livrgvr. Fay Sf-uit, Samlra Kl'lllllI!l', Nanny Diotriwli. Hay Amlc-rsmnl. lnis In-'ffIl0l'. 'Fun row: 'l'4-rvm-v Mrwlnvrrn. Paris Ins:-l', Siu-lilon tins-tlinz, Lf-st'-1' Sln-rry, Waynf- Znliwk, liuln-rt Slllllll. llivlmrll Stvrln-1. 37 21,-.fd-., '1 . l r , j ,WJ ,I J Cf ' fQf7! f '22 fl WX?-2 fflfjfi -dm ,LM ! A ,,Vw,7,- -I 1 YH IIUMICRIIUM t'l'tll'l First row: lluris Swvigi-rt. lburls Adams. l:ill'll2lI'2l llruwn, Ruth Hulrlo-r. llvlen Harnvr. Kay Tlickvl, lrens- Kraft. .lnsephinv lim-se. Carol Ymlvr, Marion Hill. Nan:-y Sims-nor, I Svvmul row: Marlin llvlwr, Robert Znlin-k, Earl VVilsnn, Kula-rt Zorlu-, Dt-an llcrgnr, David Marshall, Mr. Htnnnwl. Arthnr Bernd. ltnssell She-riff, XVilliani Km-llor, l'l'tlN'5ll'tl lfrmlvrit-lt, Earl Paxson. Tliirtl row: llnruthy I':1ln1er, John Fartvriv. ROM-rt Stump, XVayne Ilvwalrl, llavirl tlnrlu-r, Harry lit-timr Gary Stranso, lielmt-th t'nnvc-r, lirnve Fuller, Gloria lknwm-in, 'Fon row: Robc-rt llitzlc-r, Iflvt-lyn lteosl, Ns-tlra lllnyvr, Shirlvy Zlllllllt-'l'Ill2lll. l orn liernhe-ist-l, l'anl lllankvn- horn, Patrivia tlrovf-r, Anna Hoffner, .lanv l.nhman, Alla-rt lim-insilign-i'. Tl, lltlkllrlltdltill 4Mllllbl,lGl First row: Ilnlnres In-im-l, Kathryn liillian. lic-tty llitzlnr, Nanvy Moyer, Anno Sprnwls. lfllla Lnnist- ltoxwntsky. Nam-y Sweigert, lilla Mae- llnso, H4-lt-n Af'll9lllHlf'll. tllnria .lt-an Mitvhvll. S1-1-mul run: NVayno Farr, ltonalll Zilmm-rman, ltnlu-rt llnyor, William llrnhm-r. Robert ntll't'1'. .Iac-k llatfa, Miss Lessig, 44:-rry llnlsisnn, Gary llnlton, Thomas Arvhlialxl. Keith Mnrgran, Roy Nlfalkv-r. 'l'l1ir1l rim: liula-rt Glam-r. llal'v4-y Smith, 'l'uny liasrala, Nancy l'llllllllll'i, Robert Dingzvr, .Ilulith S4-hull, Lois Jones, Frank Killian. l.vmiar4l l'n,2'nr. Marlin llorgrt-r. llvnry Uhrist. Top rnw: Ann Marin- tilfitft-ltnl'. tllaflys liaxnr, Iliannr- Starr. YVaynt- l50l'2'I'I', lie-nn!-'th Krannm-s, t'litl'4ur4l llnyc-r. 'l'hunlas NVinu'lv. Mary K1-iller. Farnl ltnnklv. Nam-y llvtilnlit-. Tl-I lltlklllllitltbll tIltJ'l l'0AlI First rnw: llarlmra llroiln-llis, Mary .lanv lff'ltlPl', llnlorm-S Kvrst-lmt-r, .Ivan Smith Carol I'varf-4- lllllr-n Slwritf. .lanive Ytulvr, l'atrim'i:l llc-z'lilnzln. .lust-ttv Elllnlilks, Nillltj' He-fI'nn-r. N1-itla llulltnli. Y S04-mal row: XVilIianu Smith, Iianm- ltt-4-tl. t'harls-s Knlriu-Ii, Fritz Alla-rt. tlvraltl Mvyer, Mr, lflvans. Hana S1-lnris-gort, Stuart Nagin. Ralph Ifortig, liarl llrvy, liarl Nvyc-r, 'l'hir4l rnw: llolnre-s th-rlu-r. Shirlvy lvtunst-', Marie th-rhart, Nanvy Ze-rluy, Ri0il2lI'll Wolfe. I'atri1'ia Smith, Irina Rt-ml. .lnyw Sulmm-nk, Shirley lfnnsm-, Charlotte lihx-n. Tun row: lllrank Stn-rm-r, .Inst-pl: llnln-r, Ut'tIl'LIl' l,tn'k4-nlrilI4 llulvc-rt Ilzlllln-wisp:-f'li. t'arltnn tlilln-rt, lbavinl St'llilllIlf, .lohn Mosse-r, t11-or:':- Ls-ilny, llunalnl llrummf-r, th-ralrl Varna-ll. Andrew Fayawll. 38 l rv, ,f, fx. 'Y , C' iff' AN' ltkx ' ECHL ' f , Ywvvxf it -vga CL L. .,,,LLl!fA- 1 DAM Cafeteria 111111111 111g11s 111'11 1-1111-111111, 1111111 111 :11-1-111111111111:111' 3511 s111c11-111s :11 11111- 111110, wus 11111-111-11 1111 H1'111111'1' 111, 11131. 1,'112l1fS Ilfk' 111' 1111- 11111111114 151111 111161 11111 1:11111 111115 :1r11 111:1111- 111' 1'11r11111':1. 1111- 1111115 1111- 1'1111 xlr111'11-11 111- 1'111111'r 11111011 11211111111 1111 1111' 111511111 :111 :111r:11'111'1' 1111111. 1111- 1111111' is 111. s111'11111s111' 11111 :1 1111' 111111111 111 1111111- s11111111111111s. '1q11l' 1111111111151 is 1111111111 111' 11111111111 111111 :md 1'1-11111111015 111111 111' 111:11'1-L1 111 1111' 1'1-1111115. '111ll' S1-r1'111g IS 1111n1' 1111 Il 511111111-as S1111-1 w11r1'111g 1'11u1111'r :md 11 1s 1111ss11111' 111 111-111 1111 11111111s 1111r 1111111111-. V1111k' 1':111'11'r1z1 I5 1111111111111 111111 111111 11-11111-1n r1'fr1g1-1:11111 :11111 51111111111 11111-1111111 lj 11'. '111l4'I'k' 1s 111511 :1 11111-1 1wTl'K'Zl'. ,. 1 . . 1 . . . . 1111' 1'1111111ng 111111 s1'r1'11111 :1r11 1111111' l1nC1lT 1111- 511111-r1'1s11111 111 N11ss 111-1111111 111111, 11111111- 11111111111 11 :11-1111, 39 ILS 1 3 ,mi nv 2 Wg, Q I ,.., , of My WW: 'L k ..g ,, fm, aw ' ,, 21, N x AW ' 'wwf' A , ah5?.,NN .mf 9 Q W mu WS 5539 Q . 3 1952 SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Three years--a long time, yet a short time. Yes, seniors, three years ago we began our high school careers as sophomores, and now we are bringing it to a close. This last year has been the fastest and best of them all, But let us take a brief glimpse into the past. We started our sophomore year under the able guidance of Miss Reinhart, our class ad- visor, and Mr. Kerschner, and Mr. Charles Stauffer, homeroom teachers, We elected our class officers as follows: president, Fred Fel- lows, vice president, Shirley Gehrig, secretary, Rose Wingle, treasurer, Elizabeth Glaser, and historian, Roy Scott. Socially we held a Christmas Dance and the annual Crystal Ball Dance. For both affairs the gym was beautifully decorated by members of the class. Everyone enjoyed the music, dancing, and refreshments very much. The following fall we came back to Haven High to begin the second big step toward our final goal. We again elected Fred Fellows, president, along with Roy Scott, vice president, Shirley Gehrig, treasurer, and Elizabeth Glaser, secretary. We were led through this year by Mr, Brown, Miss Rodgers, and Miss Bausum, who was class advisor. One of the biggest events of our junior year was the receipt of our class rings, which were very attractive and very different. We sponsored a Victory Dance to celebrate the successful football season and, later, the Iunior Prom, These were successful both so- cially and financially. The Iunior Play entitled lt's A Great Life also was a great success. Finally we returned for the big year. We were now seniors. This seemed to have a signi- ficant meaning to all of us. This year we elected Harry Thomas as our president, Richard Brown as vice president, Elizabeth Glaser as treasurer, and Shirley Gehrig as secretary. We were again under the guidance of Mr. Brown, Miss Rodgers, and Miss Bausum. Our football season was successful under the able eye of Coach Stauffer, as was the basket- ball season under the equally able eye of Coach Evans. Seniors who participated in both sports gave a good account of themselves which makes us very proud of them. Our class members were also active in such activities as band, chorus, Hi Y and Tri Hi Y, student council, Haven Fax staff, cheerleading, G.A.A., and Conserva- tion Club. Other successful events in our final year were the Senior Play, A Date With Indy , the HSadie Hawkins Dance, and our momen- tous trip to Washington. Now we have finally reached the end of our goal in our Graduation Exercises, Class Night, and Commencement. Thus are gone forever these truly wonderful years at Haven High. But each of us carries away with him the knowledge and glowing memory to help us in the great struggle of life, The Class of 1952 wishes to thank all who had a part in helping us through these important years and hopes it has left some small good at its Alma Mater by which it will always be remembered. We say then-farewell. dear Haven High. ROY Scorr .. wwfwmr 'wr 4 v- ru -p zu -an ww -gf: v Wfggfw f A few:-f Q mf wlvrwyf H: A M Y 'Hag N f wiv, , 52921 Kg, ' -12 rf :fel 1 If , if. nv T. , P453 '52, , ' 5. , 'S' 115 :V M- f ,i a-14 . , 33? K,-,5 if my ', H1 :F R 4 N .ik 4. wiv Q41 1, f. v A '- .5 1, -1 sex .15 .w-A . : W ,V w 1 rr, LI f. QP 'gd-1 1. . Q ' 'V 4 a 1 M Commercial Club Shirley Gehrig. Lois Zuliek, Rose W'ing- le, Shirley lfelty. joan llerger, Morrisinc Rhen. Peggy Kremer. Jeannette Geary, june Iluyer, Mr. Yuung, Geraldine Ger- hard, llarlmara llenry, Ruth llriesel, Elea- nor Keller, .lo Ann liatdorf, Nancy Fritz, james Cronelrerger, Mr, lmlmoden, Robert Rerk, Larry Mengle. l l Hi-Y First row: Robert Zimmerman, XYilliam llarner, Lee VVagner. Vlarenee Kc-titer, john Mar- shall, Ilenjamin lllessing. Second row: VVayne Hainley, Gerald llaum, David Rced, Mr. liuwen. John NY0lfc', james lfroneberger, 'l ames Keith. Top row: Ronald l Leellner, Richard Sherry. lest, Dale Rutter, llarry Thomas, Fredrick Fellows. Roy Scott, Thomas 44 Budget Collectors Shirln-5' llrmvn. Ric'l1:u'cl llrmvn, lmmisv Follows, Xxvllllillll llzirncr, lllurizl lfoulls. Marilyn iludcrnzmu, Aluscpli Nlc-ilzlcr, juan Lzzulmcnstvin, limmld SCllllI1lIlClll'I', llzirulcl Uciblcr, Tlmmzis l.k'L'llYlL'1', David llc-vd. JZIIHCS llziilsy. Hurry 'l'l1o1n:is, Ifruclrivk Ifcllows, llichzxrd Sherry, Mr, lik'I'i4'llIlt'1'. Senior Tri-Hi -Y lfirsl VYJXYI fin-rllwznlr llwtligliw. luis fulivls. llfzrrin-l iiroseluy, Shirley llrown. Sllirlcy ilu-liri' limily Slum, Sylxin Nli-mglv. S14-mul mv 1 Nlurrisim' lllwn, l'n-14515 Krvim-r, nlum- lfrvcla-i'icl4, jnzm l.:111lwi1s1uii1, Blige lizmx. um, Ium' Wingln-, Blzzrlvm- l mlmcimlmglilcr. 5lHl'll'j lwllx, lxllxnln-111 1.11151-11 Third row: slum- lioyvr, .Xmm Mac Molil, lilcnnor Kc-llcr, jozm Troutmznn, Marilyn fillLlt'lll1ll1H Suxzm Nlifmupiw, l,0lllak Iw-llmxs, fflorm lwmlk. 'IWW row: .ln ,Xmz Ilxxlclorf. lfm-rn liidlcr, N:uu'y Fritz, Sylvia lirinor, Ruth Gricscl. .lunnm-llc 'ii 'xrx .. 45 3-. lx r 0 iv rt .A Ll ,f-5 iw' ,Qin V' 1 .i-. rf 45 . Student Council l5l1'.vl .S!'HII'.Yft'7' lfirsl rim: Nancy' Relax-r, Marion lll1l'llll'I', Slllflbj' lin-lly. Slllfllj' Rupp, Sandra Off, Fliirli-3' Klylirigg, Dlulizm- ml llurlw. Svcund ruw: Mary lillzi llzlslicriw, Xnru-5' Slmrnclin. Aram' Cfroriclwrgcr, Nusa' Vl'i11glu, Mr, lirmxn, llzirlmrn l':1psn, 'l1ll'lli'l' lmlmdn-n, llznydc-llv liruwn. Third row: ,lurk l's'tr5', Rulmcrl lk-rli, l'l11llip Slfillllilfil, Hurry Gur- don. ,lnnu-s KL-iiiixngur, Donald jones, llznrry rlilllllllllbl. lfilllflll ruw: lit'l'Il'H'lll lmrd. Paul Svtlrlclc, vlv1lXI'll' Hairy. E Top row: plllj' lloycr, liunzild 'Y Rlicn, vlillllkb liilllbl. -lwww llill, . ' 1 , 'llmmns l.t'L'lllll'T. l l' , , X N I, V -- s 3 ii ' f Mixed Chorus lfirsl row: llzxrricl L'rnSslv5. Sliirlq ll1'IlXXll,,lllClj Nlillvr, 'lim lfislu-r, ,lulm l'1uil, Cilzirkn llcrsluy. lrl'l'illCllTlC IJ',-Xliu. Miss Sllswmr, luis lfilcr, Sliirlu iivlirig. lfuurili row: Stirling Slizlppcll, ,lziniru lmlmdvn. Sliirlu Nzmdrzi Ori, llurwilu llorning, I- liruwn. Arlvm- Hzxydus, llzirlmrzi llunry. Luuisn- lfulluws Scvminl row: Sylvia Krim-r, lilizzilwlli iilzxsir, Sliirlu IH-gfgy lirvim-r, Gloria lfuullf. Nlzirilyn Kludumzmn, ,luycc vlly, Aum' l1l'llllL'lDl'I'gjL'I', ,luzin Smith, liill'Lll Sllllllllllll, Oswald, Klilflrn-Ll Ili-ffm-r. lla-ily Stulxricli, ,lu :Mm lizildurl luycc Kinsuy. llurotlwzl Ru-cl. Luis Zulivlx, ,-Xml .'XFt'lIlHllKl, lllmiizns l.crl1m'r Nhirloy Qlrusslvy, Nlziry lillzi llnxlmrr, NIIIICX Shzirzlclin. Top row: -lIllllL'S Km-itll. Xxlllffllt' llzlinlq, lil'TlllLl llzmm Tliird rim: Dull' liultvr, lylbllillll ,lum-S, ,Iulm Rl!1l'SllIlll, l,!lX'lfl lim-Ll, Nzlnvx lfrilz, lizlyclm-llc' liroxxu, ll111'lm:ii':1 l cL'scr lqilllfllfl S4'lllll!l1ll'llt'l', lfrul ll:111lvn'i15pu'l4, .Xlzm liciclmr. l.u linlwrl film-in. llulurl Sturm-r, l rL-clrirli lfn-llmvs, lirilve Vliiljllltf. lfrvcl Ru-fl, lliillimzi llzirnvr, Vlzirirwa linlmiri Slvutw. 46 St. Council ,5'vwffzfl ,S'vz11w.vfwf' Ifirsl mw: ilmruin- Nu-2. Shirln-5 Fully, Iilnim- 411-hrig, IJUTKIIIICJI llcvd, Slliflij' Hvh- rig, .Mics Zvursky, .Xrh-nv Guydus, Ilzlrlmrzl Shilo. Scmmd row: Ronald KIM-11, Rzudm-llu Hruwn, Nlzlrlvm- l'mlmL-nll:xLu-r, .XTIII Vrnnclwrg- 4-r, Holm-rtzl Rclwr, Mr, Hruwr, Shirln-5' Mnrtimwr, jum- Inuy- vr, Ik-tty Km-llvr. Nancy Ifritz XYZUHL' Hzlinlvy. Top ruwg Tlmums I.k'CllIlk'I', Harold Dcilmlrr, Iiruvc Hain- lcy. Dunzlld Hznfcr, Ifrzmk Ru- mzmo, Lu- XYJLQIM-r, Kvnmrth Lord, XY:1ynu ily-zlry, Ilulv Frvcd, Robert Ximnrzcrmzm, Ifrzmcis l,2lIPS4J, Harry 'I1l 1I1l- sms, Vlzmrkc Ha-rslu-5. Girls' Chorus First row: Sandra Urf, Slmirll-5 lin-Ixrig, Rosa' Marin- Iilllmvll, IR-ggy X14-ck. lCmiI5' Slmw. Shirlcy lfclty, Hzlisfm-5, Ilimm Hzlycl-IQ, Nliw Slwvm-V, I:R'l'lHlClK'lll' Thvr- Ifuurllx vmv: XHlfiI'k'd llm-Hm-r, .ln-:m ,xLlll'11IJ!lL'h. Alugm mzmus. Lois Ifih'r,wI1x11L'Iv Blilln-r,fiL1'1r11Llr llulliglin-11 Iimwn, Shirls-5' Vrnsslvy, Yiulurin Ilzlilc-y, Kara-n Kath SKTUIICI rlm: I1:lrM:u':1 Iirrsrlmm-13 .Kun AIJllrJI1iY, Mary Ilzwlmzlrzl Klrmyvr, Nlurrieim' RIM-n, AXIH1 .XI'l'l!lJZLld, ,Mmm KvrwI1m'r, .Xllvvrlzl Ik-rml. ,Ima Kinrxn-5. Klum Iiluuwn' 1'1wnu-Iw1'g1-1', Vmwl tlrivsvl, Nunvy SI1ZlI'!lClil'l,.lLlNL' lhryur. SC1lil01nft'I', Ilurwllu-:1 lhml, Kun-n SUIIYIIIYIKI. l.uri:1 ,lNt'1'!lliI1i, 'Ihp nm: Sill'il iJik'lI'il'II, Rzlymlvllc Ilruwn, ,lu Aim Ilill- lnzm I.ILllI5L'NSIkiI1, Arm l'm'rguI--. fl1ll'l-, Klnrwlum Sl1f'di'l', Ilulu-rtzx livin-r, .luyvc Oswald, Mary Third frm: Iilif:1ln1l1191151-1-,I4-N'XX'i:1gly,Ilvtly Stub ICIIQ1 Iizzslmrn-, slzmivc I1nYmflm1. Ruth Griusm-1. lizlrlmixrzl Vids, lirwiw lffgrrl, RMIT! l uHvr'. Sllirhg Km'wIx1u-r, ,Xlmniflsu Ilwsm-r. Flxirln-5' llickrivlw. 47 Senior High National Honor Society Junior High Notonol Honor Society 48 SIQN ION X,-XTIONAI. HONOR SOVIIZTY lfirsl rmx: llilrriy-1 Crussluy, Sliirly-5 lichrig. Shirley llrown, lik'T2llflillk' lYAlio. Knrvn Sig- lllllfld. Second ruw: ,lu Ann llutclorf, lk-ggi' Krcilic-11 Ami Arclilmld, Miss llfmsum. Ann Cronclmcrgor, lilizzilmctli Glas:-r. ,lunc lloycr. Third frm: Tliomzis Lccllncr, ,lzinics Kc-itll, blzmicc lmlmodcn, Nancy lfritz. llllffj' 'TllOlll2lS. lim Stull. i ' 4 r. ' f if' 7 ' , ,W 1 fi 4 ' ' 1 2 , ff, 1.1, ' , fl A , 1 1 ' I 1 ' I I Ik ,I Q- I 1 V7 lf '27 1 5 ll , ' I lx- 1ix, M ' Pl 7 Q i N H L N i -' 5 ,ff + I z 7 I , .IVNIOR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY lfirst row: Gail lluldurf, Sliir- lvy Nuy. ,Iam-t Simpson, Ilzirlmm lirn-mcr, Suzzmm' Nc-y, Mnrizm lluclilcr. S:-vmid row: fic-rirgc finyclos, Koss lirzlmcr, Robert Muck, Miss llrown, Russell Holw, jzimvs Slivrcr, VVilli:1m Stzxuficr. Twp row: Phyllis Ruwcotslii, ,lillllt lfvglc-y, lVlury lflc-zliiur Svliziciifcr. '- - K v K' M X . , N X vw , H U1 iw .XW'7KP,, fc.. der V 1, f , W: ' vol Cdr Junior High Cheerleaders Frunt: 'lane Fcgley. Kneeling: Gail llatdorf, jam-L Simp- son, janet Ilashurc, Doris Oakley. Standing: Kay Shollenherger, Mary Eleanor Schacller, Nancy Reber. Orchestra First row: Lois Deihert, Sandra Keencr man, Kathleen Lous, Donna Klahr. I Second row: joan Smith, james lxcith, s-whey, Mr. Unger, james Croncherger, hvllllillll Spotts, jack Rauenzahn. Third row: Richard llrown, Patsy Aungst, Sandra Seltzer, Mary Eleanor Schaeffer, Fred Vlfciss, Frank Spleen, Robert Cronehergcr. Top row: David Recd, llrucc Spotts, Ron- ald Schumacher. 50 iF liarhara Fclkcr, l1arharaKrerner, Carol Tronte Karen Koch, Andrew Darosh, Clarke Her- lux! run: Hui! l't1l1s-us-11 Vatu Vmvpn-l'. imp i i ii fi ,Q I .L 'L M 4 JT' 4 7 X V 1 ll' 'sivl-mv, -:mm-IIA-lin-airy,l'a1Isyl'1mp1-V. Vim-lu1'in Ibslila-y..I:uy4-v .lim-ph Vulilz, .llulilh ltr:-iililmgf-l', l.n-NH-r Sin-l'l'y. Ilin-1-Iwi' lflnrl v Usxullil, I'1-' 'Pliyxgiiio-l'. llnil l'!l1ln-um-V, lmliixo l r-llmxs, l'n:1-r. .inn l islwl', .Izu-Ii I':llll, Suszlu Shmnln-r, Szlmlral S1-lim-r. F' 5:14-oiicl LM. H4-lxin Xlillvr, .lzlnu-s lmxxtln-l't. IU-lm:-llu ll:-zxrlil Mzlry lil:-zllmi' S1-I1zu'i1'vr, .Inlm-s lil-ith. 4 .Ii51'k,Ji:i1I.. iizlrizirzl iix ili1-13 .lzliw lf:-:I1-y, 1':u'nI Yurisw, Xzlmgi Fifth run: Xviiiiillll lflalrl Sputts, lmis Nile-1'. M:ll',iurii- lb-mi. ling L ,I11lllIl1lxh'i.i,.l1'l'u'Ynsl, Ilm'I'is Sdxllxuizu-114-l', lh-iw-l'ly lm-ifhalvil. l'in:11'Is-s Slmlh-niwruw-l'. Fialirs- XV1-nrivll. Szulwlral Iiilif, Ifrr-ii XY:-iss. Palsy X' lfuqsi-,ii Xuugsl. Imxid lim-il, .Im-li Iizxllw-nzalim, I.:-wis Mills-ig Hairy Stiwnlsn-. C' ' 'Ihir Vfiw: Ilmmlxl Sniililluzu-ins-l'. .Izllnvs livltinus-l', livin-rt Ilillgvix ilnlf- ltutts-r. , Iiilvid N-luilrdri, Sliirlvy A, limxvri, Hvlmlflim- Il'Aliu, tilurizl Milvh- Sixlli rmx: liim-lmlwlS111-Vl'y, Viialrln-Q Crum-lwl'Q1-1', l'l:1l'vm'u- lim-Im-r, 011. li2ll'l'lI Km-h: IP:lii1l1Q1-l'in-V, Iizirry lin-Inn-r. llulwrt I'l'm14-In-1-114-r. Ilir-hzllwl Iirmxll. Sylvian Svliuilk, lil'llt'0 Spntls. Iimmlwi Jlvy. lxzln , J l':irlnin liilju-1-1. X 41'Iu::t'!'m-r. l rm-il Ibzillln-i1sp1-wk, linrlmrn M051-r. ,lumix Smiih. XVu5'm i V' Ifflllrfh E-mx: .lxbiinn-s 4'l'mm+-In-I-21-r, William Ili-In-r. Hugs-r Spnth. Hznisfuxn, Ihvln-rl Vin-ln. l4'l'wI l 4-lions. ' - T. .J L .Xb X Q X 1 - , X i xi Mciorettes 1-mimi mu: l'1-:up liw-lun-i'. .I4-:illiu-tw th-nlgx. Yi:-lm'i:x lmily. row: Imllim- V1-Iluxw, .IH54-v lb-wulnl. 51 I G.A.A. Senior High Cashiers Shirley Gehrig, Sandra Ort. Shirley llrown, juan NYL-iss, Patsy Cooper, Esther Yaeula. Ilessie Reed, Shirley Crossley, Dllfllillf' Horning, Mildred lleff- ner, Shirley Felty, Ilarhara Moyer, Suzanne lierger, liarbara Kersehner, Thomas I.eehner. Phillip Stra- mara, Richard Sherry. First row: S. Ilcrger, D. Ilill, J. Kinsey, -I. Aulenlmeh, Fourth rmv: N, Sharadin, j. llrown, R. Ilruwn, S. Cross R, Fuller, IZ. Reed, M. Kersehner, Mrs. liiler, A. Meredith, ley, Ii. Fapso, S. Mortimer, R. Reber, li. Keller, R. VVinglc tl. Iiottiglier, l'. VVhalcn, R. M. Gaffney, N. Vlfilliams. II. M. Faust, C. Griesel, j. Oswald, I'. Aungst. I.. A. Nuehling., Keller. Fifth row: Y. Dailey, l'. Kremer, 1, Geary. R. Griesel Seeond row: C. Shollenherger, Il. Moyer, G, D'Alio. li. S. Ilrnwn, S. Dietrich, K. Sigmund, A. Arehhald, A. Crom l'mhenhaur, Ii. R. Nagle, M, lvIlj.IQ1', C. Trumho, if XYal- herger, Il. Imhoden, S. Crossley, Smith, K. Koeh. ters, A. Ilernd, S. I.. Ilruwn, S. Orf, A. ffm-radn. Top row: P. Cooper, I.. Fellows, G. llflueger, j. VVL-iss Third row: II. Thermenos, R. Fenstermaeher. I.. Ileih- S. fuller, j. Miller, if Snvder, I. A. Iiatdorf. li, Feeser ert, j. Glaser, P. james, S. Gehrig. E. Glaser, j. Ihvyer. IJ. IJ. Reed, M. I-Ieffner, I.. Iiiler, S. Seltzer, Horning, S. Mengle. j. Carey, S. Iiensinger, IJ. Klahr. 52 Junior High Cashiers Carol Troutman, Josette Eulmnks, Nancy Shocncr. lilla Louise Rowcotsky, Nancy llummcl, Richard XYo1fc, Virginia Robins, Judy Raudvnlmusli, Etln-l iiipe, Jack fronclmcrgcr, Iiarhara Fclkcr, Mary iicrlm- cr. lflainc Gclirig, Gcrald Yost, Ncdra Moyer, hlznncs Fritz, Xliillizun Acllunlvzlvlw, Patricia iirovrr. L -if-3 ,,,- , an if 4 vw .4 ,rf-4' 'Q-van? Library Club First row: lily-:mor Koller, Sliirlcy Collcr, Sylvia Meng- Reed, Anna Mae Molll, Bforrisinc Rlicn. le, joan lfarlry, limily Shaw, Gertrude Iiottiglicr, Shirlc-y Top row: Ruth Griescl, jcancttc Geary, Fern Fidlcr lfclty, lidward Gordon, llrucc Spotts, Norman lived, Nancy Fritz Sc-cond row: Shirley licrscllncr, Anna Mcrcdith, llarlmrzn Sylvia Krincr, jcan Aulcnlmacli. XM-rnur. ,lunc lfrcfdvrick, Miss Rc-cd, liuih Fullvr, Iii-ssic 53 Tenth Grade Chorus lfirsl row: Patsy lfoopt-r, Gail Plluegcr, l.illian Yac ula, Loc Ann Xucbling, Doris Phillips, Nancy NYillialns Marion Sclwilm, Donna lilahr, Lois Dicbcrt. Second row: Shirlcy Mortimer, Ann Matonis, liar bara Kvrscllncr, janet Glaser, .loan lvciss, Miss Shoo ncr, Shirlcy Collcr, Shirlcy lh-nsingcr, Nancy lkftry Suzanne licrgcr, llctty Ann Roller. Third row: lioscann Fc-nstcrmaclicr, Dolorcs Holland, Sylvia Crosslcy, Doris Hill, Carol Yoder, Nicholas Las vala, Ann Corrado, Maxim- Rudy, janv Cari-y, ,loan Reber, Sandra Scltzcr. Fourth row: Connie Sliollcnbcrger, XValtcr Kaplan. 'llllCUdUI'l' llcffncr, Robert CI'0Ylk'lJCI'LfL'I', Frank Splccn, james l'hlcr, Harry Gorder, Dale Scliactlcr, Kimber lianfman, Mary Vngi-r, Top row: Elizabeth limbcnhaucr, liobt-rl llvukc1', Iimily Naglc, VVilliam Earl Spotts, Patsy Anngst. f f 1 ? ' ff il f f Q, X C' . ,Q wt Q ffl , 'Ay' 1 l X f' Q f 1, f V f , fp ,V f Q mba C f C l ' f . ' F if 1 is ,Cl f 'J ', ff , , 1 X ff r 2. fl X K .W C , ,ff ,U fx PP t lr K 4 X ' h d h t J E Nlnt Gro e C orus .J if ,lf C lfirst row: Marion lint-hlcr, llarbara Sllllk'f', Shirla-5 llclvn Yarish, Nanny Rclmvr, Shirlcy llcinibavh, Marion ' '4 Rupp, liarbara lil't'!l1CT', Gail llarnvr, -loan lfarlvy, Nan- Ncicllcrt, lfall1c'rinQ lllankonhorn, I .. .,,-N 'A ': :,,-, 'z ,, l v lllih l'1ht-l linac -l0'lTl lxraft l'vx'irlx lJl'1t'9lI'lt'll l'omth ron llliillllg l'l9llLI' Kirhlrd Nlucr Row Sccond row: Doris Sclnnnachcr, Maria Iinv-sc. judy' Krunicr. lfvilyllt' l1onssum,.llugh llokc, ,lack lQaunzahn, llrciningcr, Nanvy Ura-3, lflizabuth Shollcnbcrgi-r. l'at- llruvc Reber, liary llL'IlS11'lg'lT, Phillip 5Cll011DC,' ,lorry ricia Thonias, Miss Shocnor, Shirla-5' N053 .'Xlll'Ll Kant- Yost, Robert Block. james Sliercr, Roburl l,lk'lI'lCll, nvr, lilainv ficlirig, llarbara llnblcr, Uonnii- Nvy, Nor- Marvin Ilcrgc-r, Rohcrt licllcr. ma Gi-rlwr. Top row: Donald Cfroneburgur, lie-nnctli llcrb, Doris Third row: -loannc liTIlIllIllk'S, lloris lfdling, Xlarjoria- lit-idx-r. Mary lflcanor Scliauftcr. 'lam' lfvglm-5', Nlarion i Ixcvd, Shirley Rt-oil, Marilyn Nt-51 llarbara Wvrnur, Iiawr, Harry llair, Ga-Orgs iiaydos. Safety Patrol lfirst rmx 2 lyllllillll llarnvr, llugh Hukc. Sm-vm111d nm: lflaruwn- lirlm-r, 'l'h11- mas l.ccl1ncr. llalc R11111-r, Alamos Keith. lirucc llainlcy. XYay11Q llainlcy. 'VOIP ron 2 Mildrud lla-lifm-r. Mary Ella llaslwrc. Sandra Orf. Mr. llarncr, Shirley' Ma1r1i111c1'. Kara-11 Kucll, ,lo A1111 llatdorf. F.F.A. sl V4 : Y: -' 11 1 , usa-11 Y l1r 111 l mmm ll hrm 111 j yl l'r11111l1o, l,illilT'll'S lfrodvricli, Ronald l' I Nl X l I, 1 Ea' wr, ,' 1-YL' 'Nurs Q , 'Crald liilcr, l'.ClXY2ll'Ql lirrrflmr liusscll Killian. SL-cnml V1111' : -Iusvpli Zvurslxy, llillll Nbluycr. Marlin Zllllllltflllilll. Merlin lxramvr, Nlr, Blvl'l:11'r1-11, Ruhcrl Nloy ur, l'n'ltr hlillllllllll, fVla11dm1n lliyxvr, lircd Nlkriss. V Thirfl 11111 3 lfdxxard NIIIIS, lQllllK'1'l lllllililllllfl, Rinse-ll ID:-Wald, flahricl Maz- l1111m, Vharlcs lfaust. Ronald Shim: Dania-l Klllillli, Xvllllillll :xCllL'TIlHlCll. Vllflll row: Slanluy Stvarns, Rulwrl 'l'c1l1asl1. l'aul NYL'lblN'l'. CllIll'lk'S liramur. l'harlm-s lllsillll, lixan limvn-11. 1 71' 7 flfwfq I W L ,, Uv 1 , B . Z 1 'P 1 1 ,fmfff -Lt ,.,A xg,- f !--xr '- , K is fw'1.,2 1. ,A ik 1-Ml tu C9 .X kai ll Q My 5' ln' X' 1 V 1, ' W .R1..4 If , 1 f'u-N' , 1 EMM m ' 5 Art Club lfirsl row: Sylvia Mmiglv, Sandra Ori, lJc1rr1tl1y llurniug, fioraldim- D'- AXI141, Shirley llrryxxn. lilk'Ill'lUY Km-llcr. SC1'4J11ll row: llctty Sll1lH'lCll, Mary lflla liasluvru, Donald jnmcs, Mr, H4111- L-11, ,lunc lloycr, juan rllfflllllllllll. Top row: Slliilll Sl1l1llllDL'l', Marilyn lll1ClL'INIlTlIl, lq0llQ'TlZl liclu-r. r 1 nan 411115. NILASIS-4545-'lil in Rescuing Lucille from Sinister Fate I Ml One Mad xystem'-comellx will N been Ill ess n izxnzor a lawyer, l'Danny Silettof' for murder, Sam Strarn- ra. Ns!!-ry Plot 'Imagine Don Cutters astonis lent, when he and Wing arrive lv Cl,lllf'l' mxilnsirm and find 'l abilvci by a number rider Nw rear? rw Dance sponsored y the commercial club will occur riday, February 29, 8 to 11 pm., n the high schoql gymnasium., Lois 63' vox. za Februe The Hc Published monthly by the stl School, Schuylkill Haven, Pa. cents by mail. EDITORIAL Editor-in-chief, Marilyn Gnd newswriters, Shirley A. Brown Harriet Crossley, Geraldine D Brown, Lois Eiler, Ann Archba Karen Sigmund, Joan Smith, R Feature editor, Donald .Tone Fellows, Anne Croneberger, l Raider, cartoonists, Sylvia Mel Morrlsine Rhen. Boys' sports editor, Harry T John Marshall, Charles Cronel Batdorfg assistant, Shirley Cro: BUSINESS Business co-managers, Pegg: Mildred Heffner, Barbara Fe Krinerg typists, Janice Imboden Grlesel, Bernadette Thermenos Miss Dora Brown, Business Ad' M. Reinhart. Uareer Conference en Fax Youth s. 1952 l No. 5 1 Fox nf the Schuylkill Haven High iptlons, 60 cents a year, 90 QgML11 ff1l,Q efaff-Si? .RTMENT , assistant, Janice Imboden: ncy Fritz, Joan Troutman. Gertrude Bottiglier, Richard othea Reed, Edward Strause, Brown. istants, June Boyer. Louise Stubrich, Sandra Ort, Alan 'avid Reed: exchange editor, assistants, Thomas Lechner. girls' sports editor, JoAnn Literary Adviser, Miss Nellie RTMENT ' ner, Jon Fisher: assistants. circulation manager, Sylvia ra Orf, Victoria Dailey, Carol t Miller. General assistant, 'aul Hartranft. February I 'S or-ations Some of the were zxrclmitccture. ioumalism, tcaclrmg, law, adver- im bows dm! gnlx x u Using, all types of mcciicul voca- tions f 1 ' ' A f' ' avi: lion, C , Y -K E r . - -.ERT S 2 'ut manxgemrnt of rr o t wtels business for Emmys, amd z'nanmxfa1mux'ing, , and the armed ff-wld also add their Barbara Ann Junior Members Juniors are Ann Arbhbald, Jeal Aulenbach, ,Mary ,Ella Bayshore Alberta Bernd, 5oan1Brown, Ray Conservation Club lfirst row: -lohn Vlilizxlcn. XY:1yr1u flcziry. Xvllliillll llnrm-r, lfrud K1-Ld, lilmrlvs Efdiililll, Rohn-rt Cronsv Iurgcr. Sn-cuncl row: liuhcrt Zimmeriiizm, llcnjzimin lllcs- sing. Richnrcl lirown, Mr. licrsclimfr, liormlcl Svhu- macher, Allcn llziinhridgr, Norman Rr-cd. Top row: 'lliumns I.L-climir, Cie-rzlld liillllll, Donald Lcnglc, Frederick FL-llows, john lk-try. Hurry Thu- mns. Runzlld lic-st, lim' Sc-ntl, Waitress Club lfirsl row: 'Iunc lfrcdcriclc, Gcrtrudc lluttiglicr, bluyca- Trumlro, ,loyvu Kinsc-y, Hznrrict lirosslvy. Roh- crtn VVz1nncr, l.m'i:1 'l'm-rmini. Sccond row: Mamie Millcr. Shirley Km-rschncr, lfrnnccs l :mst, Mary Aumzm, Shirley firusslcy, lim- ily Shaw, lfsthcr Yzivuln. Top row: Ruth Stnllnr. lilizzilnctli Vnihcnliziuer. llzlrhnrzi Spa-nerr. ,loan liruwn, Vlvzm Aulcnhzwli. Mary Vngcr. Junior Tri-Hi-Y. First row: Vzllriciql Tlionizls. -Iozm Farley. llziylc llnrncr, Ilurlmrn Krvnwr, Shirley Rupp, juan Kraft, Doris SClll'lIll1lCllk'I', Nnmq' l'lsh. Svcund row: lilizzilwtli SllUllt'l'lllL'I'gL'l , Nancy Ilrcy, lithcl liipv, Marion Iluclilcr, Miss llrown, llrvcrly llriuslwzlcli, lflillfll' ficlirig, Shirley Xcy. lizar- lmrn lluhlcr, Third row: Shirley llk'il'lll1li'll, -ludy llrciningvr lillfliilfll Sliucy, Alia' KIll'lil'll'T. llzrrlmrzl VVcrm'r. Norma Gerber, liorotliy lidling, Marion Reichert. Top row: -luzmn lirznnmics, Doris lQt'lflC1', Shirlvy Recd. Mnrjurin Road, lllilfiljll Xry, Vlllflt' lfcglcy, Nancy Rehn-r. Mary lflc-:mor Sclizxuiifvr. W M1 . ff-':., , , 'ra ml WWF? - wx '. 'M' . '- I 4 VV V. . , f- -. 4? 57L1gf?f' lf' . L., ,, .R , , . R .y . ' - , .,fq,'.' ' 1? ,, nj 'f af1:,,A Y X Y , V K , , L . FT ' . , 1- . A ' 191 N A ' ' 'ffl . L 4 ' ' Q . . t, H ' F 1 'Q- ' ,F , , sv-ssl -2 A ' X , K . f- - ees? - . , , , , Q A. , ,rex -fv 4- -f +-mf., . , .N Q 7:1 ,V , E , 1 Q V.. A, - 'gays' P A ,. X A K 1 ' ,u E4 r . , rx ':, -' .,. L' V . 1 v xii ... 1 . A 1 .1 u A , A- - an 1 1 55,1 XI V X f . XI . M 2, y I ,A - ,VJ , . I 1 1 X, Q H, +. ?J'0 f, .. , . ,. , . .r A rm ,. 1 , .'1', 5:1- .m H - .' I.. ,,f'f L' -XM' Aww- 'N '. 'Em Q . , 1 .45 Q .Il'NlllIl Y.XllSI'l'Y First run: A114-n fQ!'1'l?lliHYilll, l'llilli1v Sn-lu-ilu-. Sli-vm-n Zxwvrsky. .Invk l:2lIl1'llZ1llllI. Ilolu-l't Me-vk. Mila' Zx'm'sky, Sm-vnlul row: Fmllk Slrlw-lu. NV:-N lvy Killvy, Hugh lluk--, 41+-n1':o I iQIwl'. Hr-rzllxl Sr-II. l V:1l1m's Yoy- flirk. 'I'hi1'1l row: XVilli:ll1l I-lflwzlrcl Spntts, Ruin-l'1 IIuITm:ln. .lusvpln Zuvrslay. Iluln-rt K1-Ilvr, 'l'l1omz1S l isIls'1', .lazy llvlwlg llallv Sa:ll:I0fT0l'. 'Yup row! Immklll 1'l'mlvlr4-l'g:4-1', liirimrcl Ilw-Pwr. Mr. Illlllllllvl, lin- I 1-rl lim-X. an 7 w F 3022 'GT 'Q Jani K ' 7 - 7'?E4:?f7w 'U Q A ', V' Luka 1 -7 NW y'wJj,,Q KM! ,C ' rf Lv4'cL A-pai, f 'VF 4wef 1,,fgh , ,q 1951 FOOTBALL TEAMS fL,Q0N A 'MC' '2 fx V x ' ' fl, fu-. YA RSITY First rmv: M4-rlin lil'umvr. lim'- ry tinrclun, .lzlmn-s SIN-rt-'r. .luv Fu- litx. Ilnlu-rt Svlml-IT4'l'. ItnluvI'I IPl1'II'll'lI. S1-vuml Vow: NIV. Slslllif.-r. XViI- Iizlm llvnsiugwr, Iflvzln limu-n. .Iulm VVUIIR-. .Inlm Wlmlm-ll. Ituln-rt Zim' lm-rmzln, .Invk Mnrshzlll, MV. llummn-1. 'l4llil'4f Wilhlrml lirzum-r. Flsurlio H4-rsluvy. rum: l'zllx'in lirzllmms, Ilzllwrlcl IPi1-lmlvlg lloy Sr-uit.. Fre-tl' 4'I'I4'li Iw-llmvs. Kwllzllcl livsl. l uul'Il1 ruwl Xll'lViIl Irivl'w+-f'lu- 11-r. .lzlms-s Ilfrllrlmm, l l'2lII4'l'S l'z1psu. Wzlylu- limvvll, M4-lvill Nvy. l':1INKill'1l Stump. ltuln-l'l 314151-V, Top ron : Xi:-lmlan l,:1s1-nln. llnlxewl IZ:-4-km-1', Kinllvul' lizlllfllmn. 1':l1'I1wn Vitvlli, Ilzlln- Fr:-1-rl, Ilon- nlil llnfs-1', NVnylu- Hslinloy. Huy- mnnrl Slum-5. w w 1 A LL ffl I I? GN .,-f , f-uk., This season proved to be a very rewarding one for Coach William Stauffer, his assistant. Harry Hummel, and their gridmen. ln com- piling a record of seven wins, one loss and one tie, this year's team stamped itself as one of thc finest in Schuylkill Haven High Schools his- tory. Starting out in strong fashion, the Hurricanes beating Ashland 19-13 and whipping Miners- ville by a 19-7 score, downed two of their strongest rivals. Then, in perhaps one of the best high school football games of the year, the Hurricanes battled a strong Cass Township team to a 13- 13 tie. Haven, after proceeding to take the measure C T 1 1 O 1 g . 1 1 O o of St. Clair 20-14, ran into a well balanced and speedy Nluhlenburg team. Here the gridders tasted defeat for the first and only time of the season in a well contested game with the visi- tors winning 8-0. The final three games saw the Hurricanes roll up large scores in beating Erackville, 38-12, Mahanoy City, 32-12, and Shillington, 34-14. Ten varsity players will be lost by gradua- tion, but the prospects for next season are promising. The players graduating are Roy Scott, Fred Fellows, Clarke Hershey, Iohn Wolfe, Willard Kramer. lohn Whalen, Calvin Krammes, Ronald Best, Robert Zimmerman and Evan Bowen. FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Sept. 7 Ashland Sept. 14 Minersville Sept. 22 Wilscmn Qct. 1 Cass Oct. 6 St, Clair Qct. 19 Nluhlenburg Twp. Qct. 25 Frackville Nov. 2 Mahanoy City Nov. 9 Shillington Won 19-13 Won 19- 7 Won 21- 7 Tie 13-13 Won 20-14 Lost 0- 8 Won 38-12 Won 32-12 Won 34-14 ,M gm QQ. Qax if , K v 6 XQXIQSITN I1.XSliIi'I'Il.X I.l 'I'li.X Xl lim-vlinuz Nlvl Xu, ,lrum-Q KL-itlr, IC-+5 S1-mx, Ifrocl lfvll-:ws Nlzmrlmmgz N111 Izumi, Ihusvll Nlillvr, Vqll Kr:11nrm-N, Ifn-ml lltlh 17141 Nlsurx lxrm I mlm UQ.H.S:ff SHHB. Basketball Summary, 1951-'52 The Hurricanes, compiling a fine record ol 22 victories and 4 defeats brought glory to our school, winning the Class B championship of the Bloomsburg Invitation Tournament. In finishing second in the South Schuylkill League, Coach Win Evan's cagers had a record of 18 wins and 2 losses and were the only team to beat Pine Grove in league play. Cur team entered the finals of the league playoffs only to suffer defeat at the hands of our greatest rival, Pine Grove, in a well con- tested game. The lay Vees also won great honor for themselves by posting 22 consecutive victories without a defeat. This shows great promise for next season. Six varsity players will be lost by graduation. They are: Roy Scott, Richard Sherrv, Fred Bittle, Russell Miller, Fred Fellows, and Calvin Krammes. 1951-52 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Dat Team Haven Opp. Dee Auburn 63 36 Dec, Reilly 57 28 Dec Port Carbon 73 28 Dec Tremont 73 26 Ian. Qrwigsburg 52 34 lan. Cressona 72 36 Ian. Hegins 68 29 lan. Branch 38 33 Ian. Minersxfille 57 37 Ian. Pine Grove 47 49 Ian. Auburn lan. Reilly Ian. Port Carbon Feb Tremont Feb Orwigsburg Feb Cressona Feb Hegins Feb Cass Feb Branch Feb Nlinersville Feb Pine Grove 1951 Baseball Team First ruw: Lawrence Hummcl, jr-ssc liill, john Arc-guod. Richard Sausscr, Merlin Krzmwr, XX'illiam Rclmcr, Willard Kramer. Second Row: Paul Menglc, Jzuncs Dix, Riclmrcl l'lL'I'lSlCfll1Zl.Clll'f. Robert Shaup, llrucr- Fra-cd, LlIllX'lI1 Krzmmmcs, llrucc Cronclxcrgcr. Top row: john Dudley, NVillizun Ilonsingcr, Anthony Curslqi, Harry Tlionizls, Mr. Humnicl, llonzxld l.c'ngul, Ronald llcsl, Rivllzlrd Stcrncr, Frank livitli. lili-:mor lim-llvr. Russ YYinglv. 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I , Q Q ' rf K A QQ ha L 'g ' ,. 4' . I5 5 nam. 'mn .mm 1 b xl Q tg Presented By T 9 The Ssnior Class ,PSG Schuylkill Haven High School !f:' ? je' Q ' 5 . 'P 6 ' A Comedy in Three Aces by X I , i 'N f Q, agen Leslie Q Xa , .. AT5 Tuesday and Iednesclaqy Evenings 8 remember 20 and 21, 1951 'A 8200 Po!-fo ul High School Auditorium g cHm,xc1'1-ire IN. mid? Foster, 8 te8B'8ff0 ffi83naevosooossa sososcoosSy1ViA 3811318 ii' Kelvin FO8t ?X', he? f:1ther............. 0 Q QOQQTYIOMAS Lbchnel' 5 Dora Foster, her mot.her,......,......... . ...iiarilyn Gudeman -1 , Randoiph Foster, her younger brothern.. 0 vaesD01 lZ1ld Jones Hannah, the mhidooaoooqeocevaaanooocana o s ooooooeJU!1a8 BOZVCI' 3 Barbara Winsocket, Judylss friend.,...... . ,,,,G1m-ia Foulk fp i Oogic Prfmgla, the man in Judy's 1ife....... .....James Bailey f' Tiitzi Hoffmann, mother of Judy's friendm... .......NenCy Fritz 5' -V Z Lrg Hafmindiile, 8 th'53fJl'iC3.l pI'OdUCeI'oooonv0 9slvHE'I'O1d Deiblel' bars. Hotchkiss, the T!.au:1d1'y rom:zn..................Ruth GI'i,8Sf 1 I ' Eloise Hotchkisra, her daughter, who e1ocutes,.,Gcvra1dine D'A1io v-v- I-TPS: Shlutzhammer, of thf? PQTO-koeoooooonsvcla0lE1iZ8b9th GIESBI' VA Q, ,, Rexford Ilereciith O'Conner, a new boy in to:m,..,...Hfa-ry Thomais . !v 'h f 511819, RF?X'S kid 5i3tCf'oounoonootlovoQovoaoeuoosoShiI 3.91V Cvehrig 'F , Radio Amr'--1'-PM A W'-hard Brown LQCQJT Fla: town in 515ml mm ate after- 2 I 5 ay' 3 dance T oment to N Q P 'nb gwqa il' 6' rm nm Dramatic W 'f ' Y . .4 L .... 5.1.5 .,... 12i.ms.E33tm.MM.M....mA5.4m.,.S33.QxJ,a....Bm:1esm,..fansi,,l:3.as,..15the3...IA..L..B.mzmn:m First row: john Petry, Shirluy lirown, Rohm-rt Storm-r, Allcn Ilainhridgc, john XY0lt'c. ,loan Lauhcnstinc, Elon Fisher. Second row: Frmd Dzlulu-iispm-ck, Donald ,Iom-s, -lov ML-ilzlcr, lfcrn Fidlcr, ,lazlnfs frinnm-lwrggq-r, Morrisim- Rhcn. David Recd. Gloria lfoulk. Frod Fellows, lk-ggi' Kremer. Gvrtrudc Ikottiglicr, larry Mcnglc. 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K 1 v fm .e,h,W 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. L. FISHER, JR I Pottsville Republican HOMOGENIZED MILK Phone 784 O ' Schuylkill Haven, Pa. FRANK S. LEWIS, Agent In the sight 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 78 Compliments of PHARMACISTS LOSCH W. E. Stine Sz Co. BOILER SALES Headquarters for PARKER 8 SCHAEFFER PENS EASTMAN KODAK CAMERAS CO BUXTON WALLETS g Whitm.an's Candies PHONE 15 and the Newest in Cosmetics 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 GORDON D. REED PENNSYLVANIA INSURANCE AGENCY STATE Schuylkill Haven and POLICE Pottsville, Pa. Compliments of SCHUYLKILL HAVEN 81 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. POTTSVILLE FIRST IN TELEVISION FIRST IN SERVICE NICK BARBETTA, Prop. Haven Appliance and Television Schuylkill County's Pioneers in Television 338 Dock St., Sch. Haven, Phone 77 344 S. Centre St., Pottsville, Phone 2207 RUSSELL F. SNYDER ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE 435 Hess Street, Schuylkill Haven, Pa. 82 Compliments of G. E. Gangloff President Judge of the Orphan's Court Readin Business LEECHNEEJS g, Institute MEAT MARGET WISHES An Approved School SUCCESS and HAPPINESS FOR BUSINESS TRAINING TO THE CLASS n ' OF 1952 Reading, Pennsylvania Phone 2-6771 EARL STOYER Cadillac - Oldsmobile Schuylkill Haven and Pottsville, Pa. Phone 206 83 Insurance , n PROTECT WHAT YOU HAVE S Strong Companies STORE l A West Main St. E ' h lk ll H P Sc i aven, a. j Pflueger Insurance uv 1 4 G. I. BENSINGER A CGOVERS DRUGGIST BARBER SHOP 105 East Main Street A 'A' 136 Center Ave. Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Notary Public I You Want the Best. EARL S. WILLIAMS Eat 29 W. Main Street M1chel's Ice Crearn Phone 243 W A' t Pl Heffner's Meat Market 2 lm 0 me L WHOLESALE st RETAIL Messner Sl Hess I P MEAT MARKET MERCHANDISE FOR ALL A YOUR NEEDS l Phone 726 Sch' Haven Main St., Schuylkill Haven, Pa. The Only Fine Cars Priced So Low , Tru im? fCHEVROLETf Dinger Chevrolet Co. 15 Charles Street Schuylkill Haven, Pa. H. I. Zimmerman BARBER 342 Dock Street SUNOCO GAS KELLY TIRES E. S. KETNER 150 Columbia Street Schuylkill Haven, Penna. Serving You for 36 Years I-Ienrya Kaiser - Frazer Cars 1916 ' 1952 Phone 426 CONGRATULATIONS PENSYUS TO THE CLASS OF 1951 of Schuylkill Haven High School FLOWERS FOR ALL Helen SL Bob Felker OCCASIONS Sub Shop 114 St. John Street Phone 1308 Phone 1289 85 Compliments of Schuylkill Haven Casket Company F. G. LIPPOLD, Compliments FLORIST Of Flowers for All Occasions R R W. Market St., Ofwigsbllfg, Pa.. Phone 6-5141 Ofwigsburg Night Phone: 63242 Orwigsburg SCHUYLKILL HAVEN PENNA. Flowers by Wire Anywhere Compliments of WESTWOOD AUTO PARTS Phone 2048 Pottsville, Pa. 86 Dr. K. R. Albert Dentist East Main Street Schuylkill Haven, Pa. J. L. PRICE Exclusive Jeweler Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Parkway Service DR. J. H. WGODLAND Statign OPTOMETRIST Phone 9450 31 Parkway, Sch. Haven, Pa. PHONE 62 LUBRICATION - WASHING 3 OILS ' GAS 313 W. Market st., Poffsville, Pa. 45 W. Main St. Schuylkill Haven PHONE 765 K6llC1',S Tailor Shop CONFECTIONERY CLEANING S1 PRESSING TAILORING S1 ALTERING MAGAZINES TOBACCO LADIES Sz GENTS GARMENTS CANDY SODA 12 R.R. Street, Sch. Haven Compliments of H. M. SCHAEFFER Sz SON GENERAL STORE Compliments of Maurer Sz Maurer CHIROPRACTORS 9 East Main Street Meet me at Mom and Pop's After the games Compliments of PATRICIA'S Haven S Candy Kitchen 206 Centre Avenue HOME MADE ICE CREAM QUALITY CANDIES LUNCHEONETTE Specializing in COLD WAVES BY REALISTIC 15 E. Main St.-Phone 146 Phone 1002 T I elephone 4646 For Beautiful Furniture Carpets and Floor Coverings 117 East Norwegian Street, Pottsville, Pa. Congratulations to Class of 1952 A. GUDEMANN REMINGTON RAND DEALER ADDING MACHINES AND TYPEWRITERS SALES AND SERVICE Phone Schuylkill Haven 10591 The Schuylkill Haven Trust Co. Schuylkill Haven, Pa. I Member O FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE 'CORPORATION 88 5 . I Compliments of 1 Chas. D. Manbeck I COMPLIMENTS OF ' V. Sz E. Products, Inc. LUCKENBILIJS AUTO BODY AND FENDER WORKS I 5 Expert PIANO TUNING Repairing and Regulating Arlo J. Bensinger 518 E. Main St. Phone 342-R Compliments KREMER'S TYDOL SERVICE STATION Buy - Eat - Enjoy EAMES' BREAD I J. D. Luckenbill, Prop. i Rear 70 Center Ave. Sch. Haven BUNS and ROLLS 5 PHONE 529 E ANNA FISHER Feger Sl Feger I Decorators YARD GOODS Sz LINGERIE PAINTS Sr. WALLPAPERS O , SUNSUITS 118 E. Main Street Compliments of KLAHR DRY CLEANERS 7 ST. JOHN STREET PHONE - 1005 Compliments of Pottsville Supply Company M Compliments of KIDDIE sl YARN STRAUSES LUNCHEONETTE SHOP SCHUYLKILL HAVEN, PA. Doc BREYERS ICE CREAM k Street Sch. Hav Compliments ETHEL MAID INC. An Invitation to Loveliness SCHUYLKILL HAVEN, PA. WM' K' I-003 Haven Sales CO ESTABLISHMENT PURINA CHOWS - HARDWARE SEEDS - FERTILIZER - PAINT POULTRY SUPPLIES FARM MACHINERY Phone 1581 Sch. Haven, Pa. 737 Cressona, Pa. C. I. OAKLEY, Prop. CANDY - CIGARS - CIGARETS SCHOOL SUPPLIES Specialists WHOLESALE HARRY KOLBE PLASTERING CONTRACTOR Adamsdale, Pa. Orwigsburg 68982 Compliments of ED ORVVIG SHOE SERVICE 122 East Union Street Schuylkill Haven HEFFNER MOTGRS CROSLEY SALES S1 SERVICE General Repairing 211 W. Main Street PHONE 210 Schuylkill Haven 91 POST'S CLEANERS and DYERS, INC. PAYNFYS FLGWERS Established 1890 Phone 236 302 North Center St., Pottsville POTTSVILLE, PENNA. Telephone 1218 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 l 223 South Centre Street Pottsville, Pa. l PHONE 1818 ' WALTER F. MULLEN REAL ESTATE INSURANCE BONDS 204 E. Main Street fwhere Dock Street meets Mainl Phone 114 Schuylkill Haven, Pa. E The H. R. KNAPP Schuylkill Haven Leather Goods - Auto Supplies Provision POTTSVILLE, PA. Company 92 Congratulations , Class of 1952 S , Cut Rate Sho D1amond's Furmture p Store NEWSPAPERS, ICE CREAM MAGAZINES 500504 N. Centre St. D k S Pottsville, Pa. OC treet D. M. BITTLE C. C. DEIWILER D. M. BITTLE FUNERAL HOME 25 EAST MAIN STREET, SCHUYLKILL HAVEN, PA. Compliments of Hughes Grocery 20 St. John Street Railroad Street Sch. Haven, Pa- 93 The Richest Child is Poor without a Musical Education Franklin M. Kiehner Glft Shop Studios of Music GIFTS FOR ALL Piano - Violin - Organ OCCASIONS 2 Parkway Sch. Haven, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF DR. W. B. CAREY Compliments of Atkins Stores Co. 12 East Main St. Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Roy W. Schumacher Wholesale .lobber CANDY - PRETZELS and POTATO CHIPS CAKE'S BARBER AND BEAUTY SHOPPE ALL BEAUTY SERVICES Specializing in COLD WAVE - HAIR CUTTING HAIR STYLING 331 Dock Street Sch. Haven - 1106 Success to the Class of 1952 THE ROSE SHOP 27 East Main St. Schuylkill Haven, Pa. 1 Success to the Class of '52 Higgins Company FRIGIDAIRE PRODUCTS 10 W. Main St. Compliments of Confehrls Manbeck's Coal GREETING CARDS d I MAGAZINES an ce COSTUME JEWELRY TOYS JOSEPH MANBECK Proprietor 13 East Main Street Schuylkill Haven Q Compliments of Schuylkill L Haven Body S1 Fender Haven Cab Company Works, Inc. Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Q RADIO EQu1pPED CABS WRECKED CARS TO GIVE YOU BETTER SERVICE REBUU-T CALL 751 FUNERAL DIRECFOR EMEALMER G. R. NAFFIN Geschwindt Funeral HOIHC CIGARS TOBACCO Harold H. Geschwindt GROCERIES 39 St. Iohn Street, Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Phone 422 97 K Dependable for 104 Years DAIRY G R E E N ' S Try Our QUALITY JEWELERS DELICIOUS Pottsville, Pa. CHOCOLATE MILK Grime Does Not Pay HEADQUARTERS FOR STEAM CLEANING EQUIPMENT IN EASTERN PENNSYLVANIA JOHN W. DOLL Hypressure Jenny Sales and Service Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Phone 1085 More and More People are Shopping at Class and Club Parties Will Enjoy Pomeroy's EHLY'S Schuylkill County's Greatest Department Store G00dS Headquarters for Students Needs Since 1887 Phone 178 POTTSVILLE, PA. 98 i 1 COMPLIMENTS OF REIDER SHOE COMPANY Ficller's ' a Electrical Store Klmmel S Market ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Hotpoint Appliances 136 Center Ave.. Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Centre Ave Schuvlkill Haven Phone 91 or 99 Compliments of Art Engraving Sz Electrotyping Co. Court Street, Reading, Pa. BLUE SL GOLD ENGRAVER Compliments of S. N. Crossley ZUuCK,S Jewelry Store UNDERWEAR MILL O Manufacturers of KEEPSAKE DIAMONDS Underwear 99 Compliments of HORNBERGER'S STORE 317 E. Main Street Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Compliments of Godshall's Store 39 Centre Avenue BREYER'S ICE CREAM MAGAZINES BONNIE JEAN SHOP The Finest for the Fairest SCHUYLKILL HAVEN, PA. NAUS S1 FREY SUNOCO SERVICE 112-114 East Liberty St. 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. High School Music Haven 112 E. Main Street MARNE F. H. BUBECK Proprietor TELEVISION, RADIOS MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. VVEAVER PIANOS, RECORDS AND RECORD PLAYERS SUBS - SEAFOOD HERSHEY'S ICE CREAM Haven Kitchen 344 Dock Street MOYER'S MEAT MARKET Dock Street Sch. Haven, Pa. W One of America's Oldest Newspapers The Pottsville Journal Established 1825 Great Cars Fine Service A Square Deal SUNOCO Haven Motors SERVICE Inc. STATION Sch. Haven - Orwigsburg Pike Desoto 1 Plymouth ROUTE 122 SALES and SERVICE R. D. 1 zoo-os Columbia Sr. sCHUYLK1LL HAVEN, PA. Sch- Haven' Pa' Phones 353, 354 R. C. GEHRIG Sz SON Builders' Supplies READY-MIX CONCRETE - CONCRETE BURIAL VAULTS Schuylkill Haven, Pa. 101 New 6? Used Cars Bought and Sold New 6? Used Parts for All Cars FOR QUALITY PRINTING Tires - Tubes - Accessories See SAMMY'S The Call SALES Sz SERVICE Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Schuylkill Haven - Phone 295 Congratulations to the Class of '52 CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of 1952 of T C Schuylkill Haven High School een enter 9 Sim 7-15 Bohorad s 58 West Norwegian St. Fashions for Gentlemen Pottsville, Pa. PHONE 9033 POTTSVILLE, PA. Haven Decorators ALFRED STRAUCH, Prop. WALLPAPERS and PAINTS 7 East Main Street, Schuylkill Haven, Pa. 102 BASTIAN BRCS. Rochester, N. Y. Designers and Producers of EXCLUSIVE HIGH SCHGOL AND COLLEGE JEWELRY COMMENCEMENT ANNOUNCEMENTS NAME CARDS i' MR. PAUL L. WAGNER, District Manager P. O. Box 268, Tamaqua P 103 W. RANDOLPH MARTIN DODGE PLYMOUTH SALES AND SERVICE DODGE JOB-RATED TRUCKS 322 Center Ave., Schuylkill Haven L. B. HERR SL SON OFFICE - SCHOOL SUPPLIES Sz FURNITURE T Books - Stationery - Printing - Toys The, Portable Typewriter Store 46 and 48 W. Ring St., Lancaster, Penna. COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND 104 The First National Bank and Trust Company SCHUYLKILL HAVEN, PA. Our 53rd Year of Service 1899 - ' 1952 Member FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM AND FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 105 BOTZ OFFICE SUPPLY S1 EQUIPMENT CO. Y and E Steel Equipment '- Steel Desks, Chairs and File Cabinets MOSLER FIREPROOF SAFES Sz BURGLARY CHESTS NATIONAL BOOKS OF ACCOUNT - ADDING MACHINES PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS - ALL MAKES 105 West Market Street, Pottsville, Pa. Telephone 4707 THE BUSINESS STAFF OF THE BLUE AND GOLD 1952 THANKS ITS ADVERTISERS AND SUBSCRIBERS for their assistance which has been instrumental in the publication of our Yearbook RONALD SCHUMACHER Advertising Manager C Renninger's Market Haven - Orwigsburg Highway RENNINGER'S DRIVE-IN THEATRE Always a Good Show We Sell the Best and Service the Rest. WESTINGHOUSE is again coming into its own with RANGE - REFRIGERATORS - WASHERS APPLIANCES BAIR AND SHUEY Phone 338 205 Center Ave., Schuylkill Haven Pottsville Wall Paper Sz Paint Co. For Complete Line of Artists' Drawing, or Decorating Materials TOBASH'S Service Station That Good Gulf Gasoline See Ol'VVlgSbllI'g Cut'OE 320 N. Center St. Pottsville, Pa. Phone Orwigsburg 6-3881 Phone Pottsville 62342 HAVEN HARDWARE CO. Incorporated Hardware - Paints - Sporting Goods PHONE 778 - SCHUYLKILL HAVEN, PA. NAT Florist Shop Fresh Flowers for All Occasions WEDDINGS - PARTIES - CORSAGES FUNERAL DESIGNS HOSPITAL ARRANGEMENTS POTTED PLANTS Schuylkill Haven 1124 328 Dock Street H. L. HUMMEL GARAGE BUICK SALES Sz SERVICE Schuylkill Haven - Phone 368 The Store of Better Values Compliments of Furniture Store YUENGLING'S Five Floors of Fine Furniture 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. S S1 K Potato Chips ' Clem's Pharmacy and Pretzels R. M. CLEM, PH,G Our Chips are sold at local stores and at the home of 2nd and Norwegian Streets h Pottsville, Pa. C. H. Koc 402 Dock Street Phone 261-I 108 MACK STUDIO EAI Portraiture and Commercial Work of the Better Kind i' MAKERS OF PHOTOGRAPHS IN THIS YEARBOOK i' 111 North Centre Street Pottsville, Pa. PHONE 4799 109 LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE QUICKLY! EASILY O Empire has day. night and part-time Classes for Your Conveniences. O Empire in- vites You to Enroll at any time. O Empire allows you to pay as you earn-learn. O Position upon graduation. U Empire has experienced instructors, teaching the newest methods. O Empire has large. well equipped classrooms. Write, Phone. Call for Beautiful New Booklet Empire Beauty College 18 N. Centre St., Pottsville Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of '52 Ill! 'VIE IE SCHUYLKILL HAVEN PHONE 733 It Pays to Attend ALWAYS A GOOD SHOW Dunmh llfvfafea juicy 5 -suf- f '1- Reliable .lefwelers for 43 Years I r N I POTTSYll.lH BHEATEST DIFT INSTIWTIII ppp I POIISVILLE, PA. V 3 A Fpp 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. DOUTRICH'S y The Style Center of Schuylkill County Q For Men's and Boy's Apparel! BENTLEY Sv. SIMON, INC. 7 West 36th Street, New York 18, N. Y. Manufacturers of CHOIR GOWNS - PULPIT ROBES - CAPS, GOWNS, HOODS l FOR ALL DEGREES Outfitters to over 3000 Schools, Colleges and Churches lll Compliments of . . . a friend O O O A Warm Welcome Awaits You at the o Ebbnt Hotel Tenth S1 H. Streets, N.W., Washington, D.C. GEORGE C. CLARKE Owner-Manager Charles L. 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