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

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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

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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.

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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.