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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1953 volume:

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We view the far horizons bright and clear: We'll face the storms of life, and we shall try Our goals, our dreams, our plans yet to fulfill. Now we embark, with hope and courage high! Beyond us somewhere lies another Port: And each of us will heed his duty's call. May God, our Pilot, guide us safe and sure: Tonight we launch! Where shall our anchor fa ? BETTY STUBRICH Alma Maier For ou Haven High, V2?e'll work and we'll try, To bring your name Glory and more fame, May all that you know, Be pride and joy alone, Our Alma Mater behold The Blue and Gold. Schuylkill Haven High, We will fight for you, Staunch we'll remain To you, the Gold and Blue, As true as the Blue, As worthy as Gold, We'll do our best foryou Our Haven High. Music by LEE BERGER, '28 Words by EDA PETERSON, '28 Our clear Haven High, For thee we'll do or die, Our thoughts will cling with thee Unto eternity. The friends gained through your love They'll be as stars above, This Alma Mater true We dedicate to you. 455190, , ,Q 6, scxl l Q -4 . L- Q gif' -. fig, T, W gzfbil. gl , '7i, fl 1 ia 91 wljig' H 3 Dear Miss Shoener, It is a great pleasure to dedicate our yearbook to one who has not only been an outstanding music instructor but a gracious friend, What has endeared you most to us has been not only your understanding of our problems but also your sense of humor. During your many years at Haven High your concerts have been a source of inspiration and beauty to many. We, who are about to leave, as we pass through our various walks of life shall always look back with fondness on your devotion and interest in us and our school. C1-Ass OF 1953 4 ln Appreciation We, the class of 1953 express to Mr. Lawrence lmboden, our deepest appreciation for his untiring service in not one capacity, but two. He has labored unendingly as both class advisor and advisor to the Blue and Gold. He has helped to make our journey through high school a most pleasant ex- perience. 5 I care not what subject is taught if only it be taught well. -. THOMAS H. HUXLEY N HUGH H. HOKE IOSEPH S. KAUFMAN HARRY L. BURKERT CHARLES DEIBLER President Vice President Secretary Treasurer M r l I rr l 7- 1 HIRAM FISHER E. WALTER HINKLE JOSEPH MANBECK Boo rcl of Directors We express our sincere appreciation to the Board of Directors, for the interest they have shown in behalf of the students of our school. Through all our years at school we have benefited greatly by their sincere efforts. We are especially grateful for the many benefits with which our school has been provided. CLASS OF 1953 8 Dr. Paul S. Christman I ANOTHER VOLUME of the Blue 8 Gold takes its place with the thirty preceding ones. The class of 1953 merits high Commendation for giving time and effort to thus record the school's history for the year. As you leave the free public schools, remember that nowhere in the world is youth privileged to experience such educational opportunities as in the United States. Loyalty to country and its institutions is expected of all citizens. As the future responsibilities of citizenship claim your interest, we trust you will give generous support and devotion to your Alma Mater. Best wishes to the class of 1953 as the members choose their vocational pursuits in America Unlimited . 4 i. ' DR. PAUL S. CHRISTMAN ,wwf 1 District Superintendent :ig . , Q43 ,-f. .Q 2 . sf 5 'J 'sl 9 9 1 4V-vw-My 1 :illlll L ,fr fy? Paul E. Hartranft GREETINGS AND GOOD WISHES to each member of the class of 1953 as you are about to pass on to the next phase in your life. Life's greater responsibilities are just ahead of you. I hope that your experiences thus far will help you to face the future. I-lere in high school you lived largely to learng now it will be principally your responsibility to learn to live. Display that courage, determination, and character which we hope all of you have developed and which is so essential now that you are about to graduate. Work for peace, which is so necessary in the world today. May success and God's blessing be with each of you. PAUL E. HARTRANFT High School Principal L 23 , QQ - E 23 5? f '11 , A f .1 , 4,'!Aa . , . ' u 141, 10 Faculiy AARON E. YOUNG, B.S., Ec., M.S.. Ed. V Franklin and Marshall College University of Pennsylvania Commercial, Guidance RUTH D. ROSS. B.A. Wilson College English MILDRED M. PFLUEGER, B.A, Cedar Crest College History, English ETHEL M. BAUSUM, B.A., M.S. Wellesley College, University of Pennsylvania Spanish, Latin, Guidance y w C. HARRIET HOY, B.A., M.A. fa Moravian College. Lehigh University lSabbatic'1l Leavel WILLIAM K. STAUFFER, B.S. Albright College Physical Education. Health W. EDWARD BROWN. BS., M. Ed. W Albright College, Penn State College Mathematics LAMAR W. KERSCHNER, B.S. Franklin and Marshall College Chemistry, Physics, German I and II ll Faculty NELLIE M. REINHART, A.B., M.A. Kutztown State Teachers College Penn State College English IOHN L. RORABAUGH, B.S. Millersville State Teachers College Biology, Mathematics PAUL L. BOWEN, B.S. Albright College. Penn State College Art EARL C. UNGER, B.S. Lebanon Valley College Instrumental Music Supervisor HARRY D. BENTZ, B.S. Kutztown State Teachers College Art DORA R. BROWN, B.S. Kutztown State Teachers College Geography WILLIAM I. HARNER, B.S. Albright College Science, Modern History LEROY A. HECKMAN, B.S. Kutztown State Teachers College East Stroudsburg State Teachers College Civics, History, Physical Education 12 Fclcully LATOUR C. KOEGEL, A.B. Duke University, Cedar Crest College East Stroudsburg State Teachers College Kutztown State Teachers College Physical Education, Health MARY S. REED BS Kutztown State Teachers College Millersville State Teachers College Librarian R. HARRY HLIMMEL, B.S. Iuniata College Mathematics REGINA A. LUTZ BS Mansfield State Teachers College Home Economics DOROTHY LESSIG, B.S. West Chester State Teachers College Penn State College History IVAN R. FISHER BS California State Teachers College University of Pennsylvann Industrial Arts GLORIA L. RODGERS, B.A., M. Ed. Penn State College English LLOYD C. MCCLARREN B S Pennsylvania State College Vocational Agriculture I3 AUXILIARY PERSONNEL HELEN MELLOR Secretary CAFETERIA PERSONNEL Mrs. George Blew, Mrs. Paul Strause Mrs. Austin Bair DORIS YAZUIIAN Clerk MRS. ISABEL BERNET School Nurse SCHUYLKILL HAVEN DR. IOSEPH MATONIS School Physician . V MR. BORDEN MR. HARNER Custodian Custodian 15 V - , MR. MUSKET Custodian CLASS SONG Tonight we launch -- where shall we cast our anchor? The ship of life sails on, whate'er may fall We cannot tell what destiny awaits, But we shall sail unto our port of call. As we look back upon our log of past days, Our Haven High stands out in letters gold. To teachers all who helped us gain our goals, May life give them the best that it can hold. To friends we've known and cherished all thru high school, Those last goodbyes we really do regret. But those good times, those friends and teachers true And Haven High -- we never will forget. Tonight we launch - where shall we cast our anchor? That future life is coming into sight. With God's great help, hope for success is near. We now embark upon the sea of life. Lyrics - IANICE IMBODEN Music - DoRoTHY HORNING IAMES KEITH Class Motto: Forward Ever, Backward Never Class Colors: Blue and Silver Class Flower: White Rose CLASS POEM SENIOR'S ADIEU We, the Class of 53 must finally say good- b e, Tlo the teachers we really loved and to our Haven High, We think of all the fun we had, our parties and our friends, But deep within our hearts we know, the joy that never ends. Our thoughts will always ring back to, our final, last good-bye, And some of us, yes, most of us will utter a mighty sigh, For we all know, that here we must forever leave behind, Our friends, our joys, our sorrows -- a new world now to find. And where 'ere you may roam, be it far or near, Always face the future with courage and cheer. And more than words can tell you, and more than we can express, May God bless you and protect you, and lots of success. RICHARD LEE WILLIAMS, 12-C and SAMUEL H. STRAMARA, 12-C 16 'QP ,I X x ANN SUENDER ARCHBALD Archie Life cannot go on without much forgetting. Medical Missionary I'm sorry. Homeroom Officer 1: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Senior Play: Tri-Hi-Y: Mixed Chorus: Girls' Chor- us: Orchestra 2, 3: Blue and Gold: Haven Fax 2, 3: Senior Honor Society 2, 3: Tenth Grade Chorus: Budget Collector. IEAN IDA AULENBACH Ackie I always get the better when I argue alone. Waves or Vxfafs You know' it. ' Home Economics Club 1, 2: Library Club 1, 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y: Girls' Chorus: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Art Club 3. MARY ELLA BASHORE Mebby Every living creature loves itself. Professional swimmer Did anyone see ferry? Homeroom Officer 1: Blue and Gold: Art Club 1, 2, 3: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Library Club 3: Commercial Club 3: Gym Team 1, 2, 3: Cheerleader 1, 2, 3: Tenth Grade Chorus: Girls' Chorus 1, 2: Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Tri- 5-Ii3Y: Student Council 2: Safety Patrol 1, ALBERTA ALVIRA BERND Abbie The people are to be taken in very small doses. Undecided That remains to be seen. Girls' Chorus: Library Club 3: Tri-Hi-Y: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Senior Play: Tenth Grade Chorus. 18 W IAMES ROY BOHRMAN uhm.. Better a blush in the face than a spot in the heart. Air Force Why you little Guineafn Homeroom Officer 1: Class Officer 1, 3: F.F.A. 2, 3: Hi-Y 2. 3: Football 1, 2, 3' Student Council 3: Track 1, 2, 3: Gynf team 2, 3. ,ii I X. 'N WAYNE LEWIS BOWEN Babe Has your imagination the gout that it limps so badly? Navy You tickle my fancy. F.F.A. 2. 3: Baseball 1, 2: Football l, 2, 3: Gym team 2: Track 1, 2, 3. l IOAN ESTHER BROWN Ioanie She is quiet as a lamb. Shirley, do you have your senior math finished? Home EC Club 1, 2: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Tri Hi Y: Girls' Chorus 2, 3: Tenth Grade Chorus. RAYDELLE IANET BROWN Dell In quietness and confidence shall be your strength. Airline Hostess You know what I mean. Homeroom officer l, 3: Senior play: Girls' Chorus: Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Blue and Gold: Haven Fax: Tri-Hi-Y: G.A.A.: Cashierg Tenth Grade Chorus: Student Council 2: Senior Honor Society, SHIRLEY LORRAINE BROWN Brownie Pelli Life is all froth and bubble. Receptionist You old pot. G,A.A. l, 2, 39 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3: Com- mercial Club 3: Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Tenth Grade Chorus: Volley Ball Team: Tri-Hi-Y: Gym Team 1, 2, 3g Blue and Gold. ROBERT BARTHOLOMEW CLEM Clemmy You can lead a boy to college but you can- not make him think. Pharmacist Does it bother yaln Hi-Y Club 2, 3: Conservation Club 3: Iunior Play: Band 1, 2, 3: Tenth Grade Chorus: Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Student Council 3: Budget Collector 3: Track 1, 2, 3. 19 ANNE LOUISE CRONEBERGER Cronie Nurse Castles in the air are all right until we try to move into them. Oh brotherln Homeroom officer 2: Class oificer 2: G.A.A. l, 2, 3: Iunior Play: Student Council l, 2, 3: Senior Honor Society 2, 3: Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3: Tenth Grade Chorus: Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Bud et Collector 3: Haven Fax 2, 3: Tri-Hi-T: Blue and Gold. CHARLES LESLIE CRONEBERGER, IR. Chuck The way to fight a woman is with your hat, Grab it and run. Chemical Engineer Hey Chirp-Guess What-l m hungry. Homferoom officer 2: Hi-Y 2, 3: Haven Fax l, 2, 3: Senior Play: Band l, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Student Council 3: Basketball l, 2, 3: Budget Collector 3: Stage Crew 1: Orchestra 2, 3: Blue and Gold: Honor Society 3. SHIRLEY MAY CROSSLEY ushifln Generous souls are still most sublect to Action is eloquence qfedullty Telephone Operator Secretary Noll' Sugaf-U God bless your little liver' Tenth Grade Chorus: Girls' Chorus l, 2, 3: Girls Chorus Mixed Chorus GAA l 7 Mixed Cho 2, 3: C h' 1, 2, 3: G.A.A. 3 T H Y C 1 1, 2, 3: Hlokige Ec clfblel, 2: Tri Hi Y: TenthnGrbde Chgxglercla Club Cashm Haven Fax 2, 3: Blue and Gold. MELDON NEIL DIERWECHTER .,Dewey,, Uncle Sam is rich enough to give us all a farm. Air Force I wouldn't doubt it. Football l, 2, 3: Track l, 2, 3: Baseball l, 2: Student Council l, 3: Homeroom Officer 3: Conservation Club l, 2: F.F.A. 2. 3, 20 6 SHIRLEYANN DIETRICH Shirl The only way to have a friend is to be one. Secretary Got any gum? G.A.A.: Library Club: Art Club: Tri-Hi-Y: Commercial Club: Tenth Grade Chorus: Girls' Chorus 2, 35 Haven Fax 3. IOHN CHRISTOPHER DUDLEY ..Dud., To loaf is a science, to loaf is to live. Salesman Ah, why don't you go home? Baseball 1, 2: Stage Crew 3. ALMA ELEANOR DUNKLE '.Alma,, Here is a dear and true industrious friend. loin the Service You know? Girl's Chorus 3: G.A.A. 3. LOIS HELEN EILER Loie I am a lone born creature'-and everything goes contrary with me. Nurse My hair's a mess. Blue and Gold 33 Haven Fax 2, 3: Band 1, 2, 3: Iunior Play: G.A.A. l, 2, 3: Tri-Hi-YQ Tenth Grade Chorus: Mixed Chorus 2, 35 Girls' Chorus l, 2: Budget Collector 3: Sen- ior Honor Society 3. FRANCES MAY FAUST Molly The blush is beautiful, but it is sometimes inconvenient. Waves Let's have a pai-ty! Home Economics Club l, 2: Tri-Hi-Y: Tenth Grade Chorus: Girls' Chorus 3: G.A.A. l, 2, 3: Library Club. Z1 Si -..f . 'w' MARY BARBARA FEESER Barb Heaven gives long life to the just and in- telligent. Government Iob All rightgf' G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Blue and Gold: Haven Fax 2, 3: Iunior Playg Tri-Hi-Y: Tenth Grade Chorus: Girls' Chorus: Mixed Chorus 2, 3g Budget Collector 3: Senior Honor Society. RUTH SHIRLEY FULLER ..SiS,, A woman's tongue is her sword and she never lets it rust. Telephone Operator Tell Mr. Imboden lam here. Tri-Hi-Y: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Blue and Gold: Commercial Club 3: Library Club 1, 2, 3: Gym team 1, 2, 3: Girls' Chorus 2: Mixed Chorusg Tenth Grade Chorus. ROSE MARIE ANN GAFFNEY ..Ree., Who lives content with little possesses everything. Receptionist Heavens to Betsy. Student Council lg Blue and Gold: Tri-Hi- Y: Commercial Clubg Tenth Grade Chorus: Girls' Chorus 23 G.A.A. 1, 2, 33 Library Club 3. ARLENE MAE GAYDOS Arlene Quietness is a good thing. Secretary Where's that Diane? Commercial Club officerg Student Council 2: Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y: G.A.A. 2, 35 Tenth Grade Chorus. 22 W IEANNE DIANE GAYDOS Diane', Shorty She is never quiet but when she is sleeping Secretary Does anybody have any chewing gum? Tri-Hi-Y: G.A.A, 2, 3: Commercial Club Tenth Grade Chorus: Girls' Chorus 2, 3. R I X 'x LEE ALFRED GIPE Gippic Life is a play! 'Tis not its length, but its performance. Underwater Demolition Team 'AWclI, God love you. Tenth Grade Chorus: Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Gym Team l, 2, 3: Track 1, 2, 3. CAROL IEAN GRIESEL Gries As merry as a cricket. Stenographer My Swabbiels coming home. Tri-Hi-Yg G.A.A. l, 2, 33 Commercial Club l: Haven Fax 2: Tenth Grade Chorus, Girls' Chorus l, 2, 3: Homeroom Officer 1: Gym Team 3. WAYNE HERBERT HAINLEY Hank Every man is a volume, if you know how to read him. loin father in business Let's pull freight. Homeroom officer 2, 35 Tenth Grade Chor- us: Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Football 1, 2, 3: Conservation Club 1, 3: Track l, 2, 3: Budget Collector: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3: Safety Pa- trol l, 2, 3: Student Council l, 2, 3. MILDRED MAY HEFFNER .4Ml1kiC Blessed are the joymakers. Nurse Bless your pointed little head. Tri-Hi-Yg Iunior Play: Girls' Chorus: Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Blue and Gold: Haven Fax 2, 3: Cashier 1, 2: Tenth Grade Chorus: Class Officer lg Homeroom Officer lg G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Budget Collector: Student Council 3: Honor Society 3. DELORES MAE HEIM Sis l've taken my fun where I found it. Secretary 4'How 'bout that. Cashier 3: Commercial Club: Tri-Hi-Y. 23 DOROTHY LEONNE HORNING Dotty Music is the eye of the ear, Secretary Anybody wanna' go to Stroudsburg? Class Treasurer 35 Art Club 1, 2, 35 Tri-Hi- Y 35 G.A.A. 1, 2, 35 Iunior Play: Cashier 2: Haven Fax 35 Budget Collector 35 Blue and Gold 35 Tenth Grade Chorus: Mixed Chorus 2, 35 Girls' Chorus 1. GORDON HENRY HOWATT Sabu My father taught me to work: he did not teach me to love it. Pharmacy Aw, come on Senior Playg Budget Collector 35 Baseball 2. IANICE MIRIAM IMBODEN alan., A maid of grace and complete majesty. Iournalist I like it! Class officer 1, 25 Tri-Hi-Y President 35 Commercial Club President 35 GJ-LA. 1, Z, 35 Girls' Chorus 1, 25 Mixed Chorus Z, 35 Student Council 1, 25 Haven Fax Editor Z, 35 Blue and Gold 35 Iunior Play5 Tenth Grade Chorus 15 Senior Honor Society Z, 35 Senior Girls' Chorus 3. IAMES RICHARD KEITH ,.Iim,, To eat is human5 to digest divine. Sanitary Engineer Let's pull a gag. Homeroom Officer 1, 2, 35 Class President 1, 2, 35 Student Council 3: Senior Honor Society 2, 35 Hi-Y Club 1, 2, 35 Band 1, 2, 35 Orchestra 1, 2, 35 Conservation Club 1, 2, 35 Football 1, 2, 35 Basketball 1, 2, 3: Safety Patrol 1, 2, 35 Budget Collector 35 Tenth Grade Chorus5 Mixed Chorus 2, 35 Track. 24 lv 6 MARY ELLEN KERSCHNER Kerschy What is easy? To give advice to another? Receptionist Did anyone see the milkman? Homeroom Officer 1, 35 G.A.A. 1, Z, 3 Blue and Gold 3: Tri-Hi-Y 3: Mixed Chor- us 3: Girls' Chorus 2: Tenth Grade Chorus Commercial Club 35 Library Club 1. ...nu .,...-F 7 4' SHIRLEY ANN KERSCHNER ShirI The love light in her eye. Telephone Operator My man's coming over tonight. Girls' Chorus 2, 3: Library Club 2: Home Ec. Club I, 2: G.A.A. lz Tri-Hi-Y 3: Tenth Grade Chorus. CLARENCE ROBERT KETNER, IR. Chink Tis sweet to gaze into a kind man's eyes. Dentist What's a little fight between friends. Student Council 3: Safety Patrol 1, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Band l, 2, 3: Track l, 3: Hi-Y 2, 3: lunior Play: Senior Play: Budget Collector 3: Honor Society 3. MARIANNE HELEN KILLIAN Metz A home-made friend wears longer than one you buy in the market. Waf That's toughfn Tenth Grade Chorus: Girls' Chorus 2: Art Club l, 2. 3: Commercial Club 3: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Blue and Gold: Tri-Hi-Y. IOYCE STEPHANIE KINSEY USf6UiC Love and a cough cannot be hid. Housewife Gee, I wish Donny was home, Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Girls' Chorus 1, 2: Tenth Grade Chorus: Blue and Gold: GAA l, 2, 3: Home Ec, Club l: Tri-Hi-Y: Library Club 3: Gym team 3. DONALD CHARLES KNOBLAUCH Knobby This and a great deal more like it l have had to put up with. Machinist Baseball l, 2, 3: Stage Crew 35 Student Council 3. Z5 .Z KENNETH ROBERT LORD ..Ken,. A truly modest fellow. Building Contractor Hey.' Ya know what? gittgdent Council 2: Haven Fax 2, 3: Hi-Y IOHN EDWARD MARSHALL Ulackn He was like a cock who thought the sun had risen to hear him crow. Ministry Hi-Y 1, 2, 3: Haven Fax 2, 3: Chorus 1, 2, 3: Blue and Gold: Football Manager 1, 2, 3: Student Council 1: Conservation Club 3: Budget Collector 3: National Honor Society. PEGGY MARIE MECK Upeg., How you do talk! Secretary Take it awayln Girls' Chorus 2, 3: Tenth Grade Chorus, G.A.A. 1, 2: Tri-Hi-Y: Commercial Club 3. IANET SHIRLEY MILLER Mindy., I agree with no man's opinion. I have some of my own. Stenographer 1sn'f that sharp. Homeroom Oificer 1, 3: G.A.A, 1, 2, 3: Commercial Club 3: Blue and Gold 3: Hav- en Fax 1, 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 3: Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Girls Chorus 1, 2: Tenth Grade Chorus. 26 W KATHRYN MARY MILLER ..Kathy,, Patience is a flower that grows not in every garden. Secretary Hi there kid. Cashier 3: G.A.A. 3: Commercial Club 3 Tri-Hi-Y. ,4- I X 'X DOROTHY SHIRLEY MOYER IOAN ELAINE MOYER uBunny., Be not afraid of going slowly: be only afraid of standing still. Secretary I dorft know. Commercial Club 35 Art Club 3: Tri-Hi-Y. ROBERT EARL MOYER Bob No race can prosper till it learns that there is as much dignity in tilling a field as in writing a poem. Agriculture Yo men Homeroom Officer 3: F.F.A. 2, 3: Conser- vation Club 3: Football l, 2, 3: Student Council 33 Track. HDOUHU KENNETH EARL NAGLE Fair thoughts and happy hours attend on Tack you. Secretary 1 don't know. Commercial Club 3: G.A.A. 3. Cease your funning. Automobile salesman Gee wiz Hi-Y 2, 3: Stage Crew l. SIMON NAGLE .,Sim,, I am' not ashamed to confess that ant of what I do not know. Navy Don't get excited. Conservation Club l, 3. 27 I am ignor MELVIN A. NEY Mel Procrastination is a relief. Navy That's for the birds. I-Iomeroom Officer 1, 2: Stage Crew 3: Conservation Club 3: Student Council 3: Football 1, 2, 3: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Gym team: Track 1, 2. 3. SANDRA BERYL ORF Sandy Love comes in at the windows and goes out at the doors. Secretary Class officer 2, 3: Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Girls' Chorus 2: Blue and Gold: Haven Fax 2, 3: Art Club 1, 2, 3: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Commercial Club 3: Tri-Hi-Y: Tenth Grade Chorus: Student Council 1, 2: Cashier 2: Safety Patrol 1, 2, 3. IOYCE ELAINE OSWALD Ozzie Now I know what love is. Beautician My swabbie's coming home. Tenth Grade Chorus: Girls' Chorus 2: Mix- ed Chorus 2, 3: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y: Blue and Gold 3: Commercial Club 3: Ma- jorette 2, 3. FRANCIS IOSEPI-I PAPSO PHPPy When I don't know whether to fight or not I always fight. Doctor Lef's check the quail. Homeroom officer 1, 2: Stage Crew: Con- servation Club 3: Budget Collector 3: Stu- dent Council 2: Gym team: Track. 28 lv 61 101-IN AUGUSTUS PAUL Jack When angry, count four: when very angry, SWEET. Armed Services Are you mad at me? Blue and Gold: 10th Grade Chorus: Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Band 1, 2, 3: Conservation Club 3: Art Club 3: Iunior Play: Gym Team 3. 7 4' ROBERTA ANN REBER Bobbie would help others out of fellow feeling. Typist Hey Snooksf' 'lomeroom officer 3: Class officer 3: Com- nercial Club 3: Art Club 1, 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y: l enth Grade Chorus: Girls' Chorus 2: Gym Team l, 2. 3: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Blue and Gold: Library Club 3: Student Council 2, 3. WILLIAM HENRY REBER, IR. Pickle There is mischief abrewing. Service Anytime Hi-Y 2, 3: Baseball 1, 2, 3: Band 1, 2. 3. BESSIE LAVERNE REED Daggie Eyes of most unholy blue. Waf Oh, shut up you brazen thing. Commercial Club 3: Library Club 1, 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y: Cashier 1, 2, 3: Home Room Officer 2, 3: Tenth Grade Chorus: Girls' Chorus 3: Blue and Gold Staif: Senior Play. DOROTHEA BLANCHE REED Dolly There is no wisdom like frankness. Nurse Shutup Homeroom officer 1, 2: Tenth Grade Chor- us: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Girls' Chorus 1, 2: Haven Fax 2, 3: Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Blue and Gold: Budget Collector 3: Senior Play: Tri-Hi-Y: Student Council 2, 3. GLENN LEROY REICHERT G. L. R. I care not two pence. Service Not this kid Student Council 2, 3: Conservation Club. 29 ALAN HERMAN REIDER UAV, An ounce of wit is worth a pound of sorrow. Ministry Who has more fun than people? Conservation Club l, 2, 3: Haven Fax 2, 3: Blue and Gold: Tenth Grade Chorus: Mixed Chorus 2: Iunior Playg Budget Collector 3: Hi-Y 2, 3. IAMES WILLIAM RENNINGER uhm., And a woman is only a woman, but a good cigar is a smoke. Doctor Wrap it up to take out. Student Council l, 2: Budget Collector 3: Conservation Club 35 Stage Crew 3. NANCY MAE SHARADIN ..NanC,, I chatter chatter as I flow. Stenographer You know it kid. Tenth Grade Chorus: Girls' Chorus 1, 23 Mixed Chorus 2, 35 G.A.A. l, 2, 3: Library Club 1: Tri-Hi-Yp Commercial Club 3: Stu- dent Council 2, 35 Blue and Gold. W KAREN ANN SIGMUND Siggie We are apt to believe what we wish for. Nursing C'mon. ' Homer-oom Officer 1, 2, 3: Girls' Chorus 1, 25 Tenth Grade Chorus: Mixed Chorus 2, 3g G.A.A. 1, 2, 33 Iunior Play: Haven Fax 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 35 Blue and Gold: Budget Col- lector 35 Senior Honor Society 2, 3. IVAN RICHARD SCHAFFNER Shifty The chapter of accidents is the longest chap- ter in the book. Mechanic Band 1, 2, 39 Orchestra 1, 2, 3: Tenth Grade Chorus 30 2 X 'x IOAN ESTELLA SMITH Ioanic Jlusic washes away from the soul the dust if everyday life. Elementary school teacher Sri-Hi-Y 3: G.A.A, l, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus , 3: Band l, 2, 3: Orchestra l, 2, 3: 10th lrade Chorus: Haven Fax 2. 3: Blue and fvold 3: Honor Society 3. CAROLYN IANE SNYDER ' Doll You know I always loved a little Hirtaticn. Stenographer Tenth Grade Chorus: Student Council 1: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Commercial Club 3: Blue and Gold 3: Girls Chorus 2: Mixed Chorus 3: Tri-Hi-Y 3: Library Club 3. RUTH IEANETTE STALLER Ruth The best of me is diligence. Seamstress Oh, dear father. Home Ec Club 1, 2: Salt and Pepper Club 3: Tenth Grade Chorus: G.A.A. 1. SAMUEL H. STRAMARA Butch O mischief, thou art swift to enter the thoughts of desperate men! Automobile mechanic You're no whistling Dixie Iunior Play: Stage Crew 3: Conservation Club 3: Track 1. EDWARD WHITNEY STRAUSE ,.Ed., A good mind possess's a kingdom. Navy That's a good question. Iunior Play: Senior Play: Conservation Club 3: Art Club 3: Library Club 3: Haven Fax 2, 3: Blue and Gold: Budget Collector 3: Hi-Y 3. 31 MARY ELIZABETH STUBRICH Betty The lunatic, the lover, and the poet are all of imagination compact. Telephone Operator They're all idiots. Iust ignore them and maybe they'll go away. Art Club 1, 2, 35 Tenth Grade Chorus: Girls' Chorus 2: Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Haven Fax 2, 33 Senior Play 3: Budget Collector 3. EDWARD PAUL STUMP Stumper There ain't no sense in gettin riled. Navy Now wait a minute. Football 1, 2, 39 F.F.A. 2, 3: Cashier 3. LUCIA IOSEPHINE TERMINI Termite There is no friend like industry: Cultivate it, and you will never fail. Homemaker Dorff have a canary. Tenth Grade Chorus: Girls' Chorus 2, 33 Home Ec. Club 1, 2, Salt and Pepper Club 3: Tri-Hi-Y 3, BERNADETTE ELIZABETH THERMENOS Bern A little bird is content with a little nest, Secretary Come on a my house Student Council 2: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Com- mercial Club 3: Girls' Chorus 1. 25 Tenth Grade Chorus: Haven Fax 2: Tri-Hi-Y: Blue and Gold. 32 lv 5 CAROL IOYCE TRUMBO Slugger Enthusiasm is the life of the soul. Secretary Anybody see Sniff today? G.A.A. l, 2, 3: Commercial Club: Library Club 3: Gym Teamf 3. ln E 1 LEE ELWOOD WAGNER Wagnie ' Meddle with what you have to do. Mechanic Did you make happy lately? 45- Hi-Y 2, 35 Tenth Grade Chorus: Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Student Council 2, 3. CAROL IEAN WALTERS Walt I have other fish to fry. Secretary Take it away! G.A.A. l, 2, 39 Commercial Club: Blue and Gold: Art Club 3: Tenth Grade Chorus: Tri- Hi-Y: Student Council 3. ESTHER IUDITH VACULA FREDRICK STEPHEN WEISS Es Fritz X little ngnsensg now and then, For thy sake, tobacco, I would do anything Nurse but die. T D l Boy, thafs sharply .,W rudii. river! 7, :ashier l: Home Ec. Club 2. 35 Tenth . anna le young' fvrade Chorus' Blue and Gold' Girls' Chorus Junior Play? Orchestra 1' 2' 39 Band 1' 2' 33 H: G.A.A. 3: 'l'ri-Hi-Y. ' Gvm Team 3' PAUL FRANK WERNER ..Ioe,, A man may live upon little, but he cannot live upon nothing. Armed Forces Due to facts beyond my control. Tenth Grade Chorus: Baseball Manager 2, 3. 33 3: Conservation Club l, 35 Stage Crew 1, 2, WILLIAM CHARLES WHYTE Blue The truly generous is the truly wise. Electrical Engineer Bug out. Conservation Club 1, 2, 3: Blue and Gold 3: Budget Collector 3. RICHARD LEE WILLIAMS Bubbles Idleness teacheth much mischief. Salesman I don't work herein Conservation Club 3: Stage Crew 3: Track lg Home Room Officer l, 2, 3: Gym team , 2. ALICE IANET ZVORSKY NAV, Whom' she likes, she likes: whom she dis- likes, she dislikes. Telephone Operator To each his own. Commercial Club 3: Student Council l. 2: Tri-Hi-Y 3. XX .L- IIIIIHIII u 1 -f ee: in Ax-1x77 :...3X'L'i'Qo-S ,7 z b -Z! THOMAS FRANCIS MOORE, IR Morancho Life is one long process of getting tired Flight line mechanic Let's make like a tree and leave. History Club 1: Football lg Basketball 1. ANNA MAE MEREDITH Annie May you live all the days of your life. Take if awayf' Tenth Grade Chorus: Tri-Hi-Y: G.A.A. l, 2, 3: Library Club 2, 3: Blue and Gold 34 Zin iliilrmuriam CATHERINE ANN KERSCHNER Heaven gives its favorites - early death Catherine Ann Kerschner was born Ianuary 22, 1934, and started school in the South Ward School Building. A friendly disposition along with strong traits of character made her a friend of all. She was an active member of the Girl Scouts and a member of the Episcopal Church where she sang in the choir and was a leader in the youth organizations of the church. Catherine, better known to her friends and classmates as Kitty Ann, was first taken ill in 1947. She was then tutored for two years, after which she joined her classmates in ninth grade. In the two months she was with this class, she made many new friends and her sympathetic and understanding nature made her a classmate loved by all. Her one main ambition in life was to return to school and graduate with her classmates. This ambition was never to be realized for on November 11, 1949, Kitty Ann died of rheumatic fever. Although she has passed from among us, she will be with us in our hearts and minds as we attend our graduation exercises and on through our life's work. SHE WALKS IN BEAUTY She walks in beauty, like the night Of cloudless climes and starry skies: And all that's best of dark and bright Meet in her aspect and her eyes: Thus mellowed to that tender light Which heaven to gaudy day denies. One shade the more, one ray the less, Had half impaired the nameless grace Which waves in every raven tress, Or softly lightens o'er her face: Where thoughts serenely sweet express How pure, how dear their dwelling place. And on that cheek, and o'er that brow, So soft, so calm, get eloquent, The smiles that win, the tints that glow, But tell of days in goodness spent, A mind at peace with all below, A heart whose love is innocent! 35 Log of the Class of '53 September 8, 1950 Set sail upon this new adventure with a crew of 111 sophomores, At the helm is our able adviser, Mr. William Stauffer. Officers of the Ship: First Mate-Iames Keith Second Mate-Mildred Helfner Yeoman-Iames Bohrman Purser--Ianice Imboden Highlights of the Voyage! December 21, 1950 Held the annual Christmas Dance in the gym. A big success and a lot of fun. April 6, 1951 Something new and different, Held a Class Skating Party for the crew and guests. May 18, 1951 Sponsored the Crystal Ball Dance, Had the ship rigged out from stem to stern for the gala event. September 6, 1951 Started on the second year of our voyage with a new man at the helm-Mr. Lawrence Imboden. Officers of the ship: First Nlate-Iames Keith Second Mate-Anne Croneberger Yeoman-Ianice Imboden Purser-'Dorothy Horning Big Events of this Year at Seal December 27, 1951 Held another Christmas Dance. lust as gay as last year's. Nlarch fl-5, 1952 Some of our more talented seamen put on the Iunior Play entitled One Mad Night, which was enjoyed by the crew and the guests, llflay 9, 1952 The part of the journey that our crew anti- cipated most this year, the Iunior Prom. The crew looked very handsome and so did the ship. A grand night for all. September 4, 1952 Set sail for the last time with a crew of 86 Seniors. Mr. Imboden is still at the helm. Offi- cers ol the ship: First Mate-Iames Keith Second Mate-Iames Bohrman Yeoman-Roberta Reber Purser--Dorothy Horning Highlights of this Year of Years: November 25-26, 1952 For the past two years we have had smooth sailing and so it is this year. Right now, we are headed for the Senior Play, All in a Life- time. November 27, 1952 Had a gay time on board ship. Females in- vited males to a Sadie Hawkin's Dance, spon- sored by the crew and held in the gym. During this year our crew outdid itself in outside activities, sports, choruses, clubs, etc. In the field of sports, Donald Knoblauch head- ed our worthy baseball team. Iames Keith, cap- tain of the ship, also co-captained the basket- ball team along with Charles Croneberger. Robert Moyer and Iames Bohrman led our football team to its many victories. April 16-17-18, 1953 Docked in Washington, D. C. for a super holiday, The biggest and best part of our ad- venture. Month of Iune Filled with excitement and fun, but also re- gret. With graduation exercises it is time to close our log: to write an end to a very wonder- ful voyage of life and to hope that our next ad- venture will be a happy and successful one. H istorians: SANDRA ORF IACK MARSHALI. Ns. P! Eleventh Grade 11A I-'irsl rmr: Il. Hill. J. Glaser. M. Annum, A. Davis. B. lllzikvslve, S. Bensiuger, L. Il0ilioI't. P. Coupe-r S. Fuller. S4-vmul row: R. Croneln-l'g:e1'. .I. Hnrwlinger. XV. Geary, Il. Gurdon, Mr. Brown. C. I-'l'o4l91'i1'ks. .I Uulitz. U. l 1'l'4llllllll. G. Fisher. ll. I rs-1-d, Third row: R. F011Sfl'l'1llill'll0l'. l'. Aungst, S. Berger. M, Fidlvr. .I Cailwy. S. Frusslz-X, A. l'urraulo. C. libilllllllvllf. Fourth row: R. llevker. l', l5PCli0l', R. Hill. 'l'. Heffnvr, J. Diet rim-h, .l. Hill. 11B First row: N, IH-try. K. Koa-ll. IS. Pzlpsn, D. Phillips. D. Klnhr. R, K4-rsm-liner. A. Maltonis. SQ-vom! row: Ii. Nngli-. li. Rollzlnd. I'. -I2llllk'S. .S. Hulwr. Mrs. Ross. S. lIlll'l'llll0l'. N, Klllikosky. li. Moyer. Third row: N. lie-Pd. K, Kamfmain. J. Phillips. N. I.us1-nln, R. Rhvn, P. Kramer, NV, Iiillllklll. Follrtll rmr: F. RUIIIIIIIO, C, lim-h. ll. Iiillltlll-'YK M. Kmnu-r. J. Relmvr. XV. Kirby. 11C First row: L. N'2l4'lll8, M. Smith. R. YVannvr, M. XVhnlPn, N. VVilliums, J. Trluubo, J. XX?-iss, E, XVink, I.. Nm-hlimr. Ss-r-und row: D.S4-lull-'ffl-'r.1 . Splevn Xl Zininmrnlan H XVott9rbk0p: Mix- IR f , . . . . f' , nusum. I.. Shire-5. IC. XVI1ytr-, li. S1'l1zwffvl'. 'I'llird row: IC, Irllllhk-'llll2lllI'. B, Spenrer. M. Iflw'-r. S, S lt' ' ' ' ' ,Q 0 nel. M. Rudi. l. hlwllvn- hu lr NI NIM-mv kuurtli row' I' Xxtolli I it 1 XV X , . . . . . . . 1. . earns, . Spotts, YV. Eslwurd Spirits, I'. Straulmrn. R, Tohalsll, X j 38 X -.-3.1. ol' 1 Tenth Grade 10A First 1-mr: lt. Edlingr. I-I, th-hrigr. N. Ilrvy. .l, Fnrll-y, M. l5lll'lll1'l'. .I, lhlx'1't', li. Im-islnlt-ll. Sm-mul row: 'l', I- isI14'r. A. ll:-:lt-t', W. limtssuln. li. IS:-using:-r. J. lie-vkor. H. lHIVt'l', M. IM-rg'c-r. ll. Ilnir, 'l'hir4l 1-nw: ll. liuhrmun. ti. thuytlns. .I. Ihlrkl-. M. Gvigt-r. .l, IH't'iI1ill!.'t'l', J. Ff'g'll-y, F. Iilnnlu-nlmrn, V. Faust. W. Avlwttlnlvll. Fmlrth row: lb. t'rum-lvvrgt-r. Mr. Stxtttfft-1', S. Fntlst. 10B First row: D. Killian. ll, Huhh-r. S. Xvy. ll, Halrlwr. N. 1il'E'llH'l', .I. Krnft. H. Hipv, Bl. Nvy. C, N'-y Su-mtl row: R. Mm-k, XV. Nt-ifm-rt. I', Millvr. A. Grt-L-n:twnlt. A. Millt-V. XV. II1-tTm-r. Ii. Kl't'IlIl'l'. ll. Hokv ' 4'0l'lnu't Xlx' liwsc-ltltor. S. Ht-inlmvlt, A. Kuntnf-r, N, G1-rlwr. I m1r1l1 'l'hir4l ruw: If'. live-hs. .I, IXYZIIIIIIIOS. M. 1 . . . ' ' r li Ilnft-r li M4-nglv, R. Iivllt-r, Ii, Hninlvy. li. H4-rll, row: li. Hilllblsll. I'. M054-, , . . IOC First row: l'. Thnunls. H, Not-4'ke'l'. li. Slwlvy. lb. Srl1t1tlm1'l14-l'. N. l'lsh, S. lfllltjl. H. Ytll'l'isll. I-I. Slmllvn he-1'g4-1'. Swami row! IC. I'nttS. J. Yost. Ii. Rthvr, S. ZVfNI'Skj'. Miss Rvinhalrt. R. Rt-ht-r, I'. Svlu-ip:-, .l, S111-rnr 'l'. llc-In-r. 'I'hil'4l row: N, Rolwr. Ir, lh-idvr. ll. Wt-rm-r, M. Ita-it-In-l't, M. lim-tl, S. lh-ell. M. Svlloll. 'l'. Vita-Ili Wh ' .I Ymrskv Ii. Re-In-r, IS, Strnuvll. M.S1'llzwtfn-t'. Funrtlt ruw: R. . IIPQ, . . ,. Ninth Grade 9B First row: C, 'livnhe-r. B. Rc-he-r A. Tobias, C. '1'rmlfrm1n, M. Nuuss S. N4-y, A. 1I1'Iit'0Ill', l-'. Strullsse-r G, Holton Second row: R. Zvitlvlxloyvr, J Sploz-n, U. NV0lfe. I-Z. lmlun, Il. Cos tllllZ0. M, IYIIIIN-'llhIlllQ'l'. J. Nuvhling: G. She-riff. Il. Lohman. Third ruw: J. Cl'4lIlt'llt'l'H9l'. M Iiriuly. F. Gesrhwimlt. R, Unslnw. .I Hushore, P. Smith, G. Ilutdorf, C Wenrich, XV. Zulim-k. M, XViq-st, Fourth row: J. lim-ker. R. Slmllvn- ln-rg'ei', Mr. liuwen. Iinhc-1't Ili-ey 'Ferry Mdiovern, 91-I First row: D. Ouklvy. li. Hriesel. .l. Murinin. K. Limos. J. Simpson. M, Ht'llIliIly1'PI'. E, Fuust, BI. l nl1doe-. I'. Rvidx-l'. So:-ond row: L. Hummm-I, R. Mi!- ler. R. Hoks-. H. fQ0ftSl'll2lll. R. Hy- vrs, l'. .I:u'0lry. M. Gilbert, L. Millvr. Il. Moya-r. R. Ilallvushinsky, Third row: G. Amlvrsun. S. Svhwilk. S. Kll-'Ilt'l', l'. Miller. IR, Swartz. K. 'l'urm-r. N. Purm-ll. F. Smtt. Fmirth row: R. 'l'rmlt. R, Iluhe-wk. S. Gm-tlillg, II. Knlhv. J. Fritz, 9R First rnw: M. Huh-1'. D. Ilivrwcm-W tor, I.. Ney, V. Ilolbins. D. Kzumivr. ll. liellrig, H. i'ouvv1'. V. NVf'I1l4Hl2'l'l'. G, YU-:in-'l'. Sw-mid row: I.. XVin:l0, J. I'f1Ill'L'A r, IC. .I:10uby. R. RIIIIPIIZIIIIII. NV. Iluvis. C. Ne-idlingor, R. Bl'I!SiIl2'l-'1', J. HPffiIl,2'l-'l', .L Zukosky. Thirfl row: I.. Heffmw. J. I.f-mmrd. N, llivtrim-h. K, Slmllvnlwrgvr. N, Bzlir, M. Gvlbn-1', J, Slmener, ldrl Kuhns. Fourth row: R. Spotts. IH, Spntts. NS, Nnners. Mr. HIll'XliWilll2'll. Il. SIM'- nvr. U, lluiltun. QU First row: J. Iillllllillf. J. ltallulwv. lllisii. E. Wv2lllll1'l', J. Knuhlnm-lx. IZ. WM-iss, H. Khin-r, IJ. StI'lllllZlI'2l, V. Km-h, J. llzlrliiiligg For-mul row: R. Fidler. M. Zim- l1'm-rlllzlil, J. Minnivh. G. Krzmwi-, .l. I.41wthvl't. IC. Hair, Il, Moyer. 42. Pvtriv. G. I-Q'iIOI'. 'Fhird row: M, Killinn. A. Knrh. U. Collor. Mr. lvIl,2'Pl', P. Di -rwovl1- ts-r. R. lirz-im-r. A. IH-'l'2't'l'. l', lion vrttsliy. Fourth row: ll. Killian. li. SH-i'ry. IR. Smith. M. Sl'llil'Kl'2l!ll, WV. Sf1llIfT+'i'. First rtm: IC. Il: lrattln-r. N, Ihmtun. Ii l.v1'g:t-l'. Il. I vl'li Smith. N. Mt-tilmw Wulft-. .l. M1-sw-l'. Fi rst l't HY I . I. St'Ililt'II'l'I'. IC, ltmxwntsliy, tl. Mitt-llvll, II. IIIII'Ilt'I'. I. IiI'III'I. F, I't-nrrv, I'. II+-vkuuln. .l. I , A . 11 i f ,ap In x 4, . , M y it , ' ' ' V 1 1 ' I t K., ' V I . . ff ' If ol, 1 . ., .' I ,.. f - ., .. Ig.: ,ff-r it II I' .I W M' -' ' 4'-- 5 '. I X4 I ?s , H, - ., j -K X I - I ...1-I. I 5' ., , .. , I . II . ' I 'wus II - ' I an was - . ' W 1 v I, .,. I f , I, f , -. ,. u ...I EI. ,I I, I I I I I ps, .JI II., I , In II 1 ' V. . ' N 'TIL II Q . 2 HW- . Q3 o I-'hilt I ' 5 - .ft if ' I J f ' , I ,II fd' in gn 3 ' .,.. Q Q ,1 tt I' f I J N-4 f I - I BB wt- N Mow-r. A. Slrmwls. N. Swvizrort. M. Ih-ith-r, li. Iiit-kt-I. Ii. Ill-mum. .I, Yntlt-r. Il. St-wrlnl row: A, Lzlstfallat. NV. I :u'l', IC. INN-y. tl. Rulrillstm, NV, III'4'IIl'I', II. lit-e-tl. Ii. tic-nry, S. Nnulv. Ii. Zvrhv. 'I'hirtl 1-uw: t', Ilunkle-. .I. SUIINVUIIII, ID, tlorlu-r, J. Smith. M. Ihmwn. , IC, IU-4-nl, I'. tirm'1'1'. I m1l'th rim: ti, I.'IlI'IIl'II. I . Iiilliun. IV. IM-wzlltl, IC. Silllllwlltlillgw-1', W, III-rgc-r. I . SIt'l'IIt'I'. BH St-1-mul ru ': I,. lie-I-kt-r. IP, St'hin1ut', IC. Zilnmn-rnmn, .I, IIIIIIVII. I.. S4'Ilw1'I:'t'l'I. lt, Ilinuw-r. lulmnks. II. llitzlt-r. I .Xl'rllIu:1ltI.XY Kell XI IIill, ID, I'nllm1. .l. Blntnnis. li, lit-ml. A, tilotfvltt-l'. I-'ourtll row: Nl. lit-l',uvV, tl, Stwnlst-. .I, l'n1'ti41'i. ti, III4'Iit'llIIt'II. Mr, Ilt-1-km I I Fst IItfIll1'l'. tx 1 wr. XY. Potts, 'l'hirtl row: A. IIl'IfIlI'I'. If I-'must-, ti. Iinwt-u. N, St-iplv. S. Ziu1lm.,-,,,,1,,I mm. II. I'll2l'I', II. tllatsvr, t'. tiillwrt, 8K ww: Ir. Admm. IP. Sturr. .I, Svlmll, Il. lic-rsm-I1llvl'. I-T. Slut-ritI', II. Iluhls-I-. U. Ymh-r. N. Slum-m-r. N. S. Swnrtv Qt v4m1I l'-vw: II. Ihllllwlxslwrk. IV. Smith. M. Iivln-'l'. IC. l 1'1-1Ie'l'it-k, ll, Mnrslmll. II. Smith. rt'l'I . I l1m'ml,I .-Ill Ilummvl, N. Zn-rlry. l Ix ttmtvr' I Iiusa-l'. ' , ' t'. Iinhit-h, It. SIM-ritT. tl. St'IIIIIlI1lt'Il0l'. 'I'hirtI row: N. Muyer, M. Ii:-III-r, t'. Illn-11. N. L. Ilrt-ilu-lhis. IG. Imlltoh, II. .Inm1s, M. fIt'I'IllIl'I. I . IIvx'11lu'ist-l. .l. l.olnmln. l 1ul'th r: xx. Il. tit-l'ht-r, Mrs. Iitwgt-l, ll. lit-tnor. II. SIl0IlI'I'I', A. Ih'el1si11g'vr'. 41 Eighth Grade X . W 'hs sq. 4 Seventh Grade First J. Fa rl ey Num hlimr. '7H ruw: N. Henry. I-I, Dmnon. B. XYYRIUHGY. J. Brown. S. Cmnvc-i'. II. XVnnni--rt. M. Dnntmx. I.. Tobias H. Iiovd. Sm-mul row: C. lhlshon-. R. Nuns, K. XIOYHHII. C. lin-lu-l', P. Ilrzllltigwlii. J. 'l'n-nnskie, NV .I Xe-ver. Ii. Nm-vs-r. E, Stover. Third row: S. XVilkins. .l. IH-triv. S. lfoosv, Il. R4-igzll, S. Graulwell J. H'V!lj'2ll'2l.- M..lmir. S. flrmvn. Fliilflll row: H. llitxlz-r, H. Iirunllm-r. F. Smith, H, kr-ber, K. Rlwn, XV St lilurirh. First li. Mnrtz. lindingru, J. Ebm'l'1. Il. Smith First ld. Hevk, Mr. Hmmnol. 7L rvw: li. Killinn. I-Z. Walters. C. Re-1-fl, C. Bolton. 1', Hunynrn. I-l', 110041, A. Miller, M. Nagle, I'. Nzlglv Sm-uml row: R. Supra-, H. Muyn-r. G. Mc-l'nrthy. li. Moyer, ll. Iiir-ver. T. Srln-ipe. NV. W:-iser, S H. I rye-r. IC. Ileim-rt. I-I. Vnxsmi. U. F1-grvr. Third row: M. Faust, M. Gems. S. Huinley. l'. Fritz Miss 1.1-ssig. li. Killlllll-'l'. N. Holton. li. Sterm-ir. It. I.r-iningre-r, J. May. Ifmirtlx row: K. Krrumnes 'l'. Muyvr. I'. Zmuivlzl, L. Zulick, F. Gibson, F. Fc-lty, I'. 1:lilllkf'IlllUI'll. '7R row: S, Saylor. R. Helier, I . Kramer. BI. Loy, S. Ijmhs-nhnuvr. Il. Xvllllllkfy Ii. Brown. L. Crom- iru s. C. Fonsterimrlu-1'. A. Mover. Svc-mul row: .I, Spmts. R. Boys-r. V, XxYiSIl9I', R. XVise. K lu.,si. Il. I ln 1 A .lzu'ohy. H. l rederi1-k. E. lieiliiiligw-r. T. llvwnld. D. Ilrumheller, H. Heffner. Third row: L. XValker. E. Fmllk .I. l'I'!!lj'2Il'2l. M. l'mh1-nlmur, N. Nnrdell, S. R1-lwr. S Reid:-r. M, Moore-, N. Stiles. A, Reic-he-rt. R. NVnlkvr I-'mirth row: J. Iklvtiwex-xi, I.. liitzer, C, '1'hompsnn, Miss limlgvrs, R. Stump. Il, Svhm-IT:-r, K, Albitz. 42 MMM XX KK' Sa Ns. 1 Rmwiwi. M. M -'Q-ww My , . . l'Ti?i'i':Wf .X X ,Q S , . M-wfw, W v-.,, 'li LIT-?...., :M if -sw .J N. fwgwnvn, V' :gil A I x , MM, ,, 4'-'Q n'9 9 O 9 I 9 1 P' ' 71 -X 5.535-m:!m J af, . gm, K ,-if WS. .... Cashiers First row: Barry Lutz, David Gerher, Carol Yoder. Helen Harner, Fourth row: Delores Heim, Ella Louise Row- cotsky. Fifth row: Iohn Spleen, Iudith Raudenbush. Sixth row: Daniel Spotts, Roberta Breiner, Claire Wenrich. Seventh row: Sandra Keener, Iudith Leonard, Shirley Crossley. ' Eighth row: Gay Anderson, Suzanne Berger, Bessie Reed, Ninth row: Raydelle Brown, Barbara Kei'- schner. kTenth row: Barbara Papso, Phyllis Rowcot- s y. Eleventh row: Patricia Cooper, Edward Stump. Hi Y Fjrsq row: Robert Croneberger, Barry Gordon, lames Keith. Lee Wzigner, John Mzirshall. Scrum! row: VValter Kaplan, Wayne Hainley, Robert Clem, Mr, Bowen, Iesse Hill, Charles Croneherger, Robert Becker. V Thrd row: Iames Bohrman. Wayne Geary, Kenneth Nagle, Kenneth Lord, Clarence rtetzier. Fourth row: Edward Strause, Alan Reider, Theodore Heffner, Willizmm Reber. 46 Second row: Patricia Smith, Kathleen Loos, Third row: Sandra Brown, Nancy Henry, Budget Collectors First row: Lois Eiler, Dorothea Reed, Karen Sigmund. Second row: Mildred Heffner, Dorothy Hor- ning. Third row: Ann Archbald, Anne Crone- herger. Fourth row: Barbara Feeser. Betty Stubrich. Fifth row: Edward Strause. Iohn Nlarshall, Wayne Hainley. Sixth row: Charles Croneberger, Gordon Howatt, Clarence Ketner. Seventh row: Willizim Whyte, Francis Pap- so, Robert Clem. Eighth row: Iames Renninger, Mr. Kersch- ner, Iames Keith. Senior Tri-Hi-Y First row: Raydelle Brown, lanice Imboden, Miss Bausum, Sandra Ort, Roberta Reber. .Second row: Alberta Bernd, Ianet Miller, Dorothea Reed, Rose Marie Gaffney, Diane Gaydos, Bernadette Thermenos, Lois Eiler, Karen Sigmund, Delores Heim. Third row: Frances Faust, Lucia Termini, Anna Meredith, Mary Kerschner. Carol Will' ters, Ioyce Kinsey, Dorothy Horning, Ioan Smith, Peggy Meek. Fourth row: Bessie Reed, Shirley Brown, Ruth Fuller, Anne Croneberger, Ann Archlwald Alice Zvorsky, Arlene Gaydos, Esther Vacula, Carol Griesel, Shirley Crossley, Mildred Heli ner, Ioan Brown. Fifth row: Sara Dietrich, Ioan Moyer, Marianne Killian, lean Aulenhach, Ioyce Oswald Mary Ella Bashore, Nancy Sharadin, Carolyn Snyder, Barbara Feeser, Shirley Dietrich. 47 Student Council, First Semester J First row: William Edward Spotts, Iames Keith, Charles Croneberger, Iames Sherer. Second row: Marion Scheipe, Barbara Weaver, Gail Batdorf, Mr. Young, Miss Bausum. Mildred Heffner, Anne Croneberger, Dorothea Reed. Third row: lames Fritz, Lee Wagner, Glenn Reichert, Maurice Umbenhaur, Clarence Ketner. Robert Croneberger, Wayne Geary. Fozirtlz row: Kenneth Herb, Donald Haier, Robert Clem, Dale Freed, Walter Kaplan, Thomas Fisher. Fijtlz row: Don Croneherger, William Stauffer, William Earl Spotts, Ronald Rhen, Melvin Ney, Ray Shucy, Nicholas Lascala. unior Tri-Hi-Y First ruwg ll:-lpllim' lbivrwvm-llli-l'. lmrnlliy SIl'Jlllllll'il. ll2lI'4ll 'lruutm:iii, is Milrilyu N1lllS. llurutlly lillllllll'l'. .lima ,Q , - 4-I Silnpsmi. lizltllli-i-n laws, lllllli llili' lYoiss, l5nrli:u'zl llrivsi-l. Sllxiilmi- R -5 3 Ney. Virginia llulzbills. Mzlry Agllvs ' l'2lllllt'l'. Svmuml row: .Xrlmw llvvgm-I'. Salmlrzl livvm-V, llnyli- xVl'llYPl'. llnln-rtu ll1'i-i- ni-i', Vinh-I lim-ll, .limi-I llzislioiw-, llnri lvn l'omol', .lmly llauuls-nliiisli, Anim Alvliwilw. l'lu'istim- Uiilli-r. ,Ie-nn Him- ning, Phyllis Smith, BIzll'g'alr1'l Kil- liim, 'l'liiril row: Huy Amie-rsmi, lllal lillllllS, lflllyt' Sm-ntl, 1'i1l'uli- l.i-i-llvr. lVv:lx'm', lh-ily Juni- Swartz. Mary 'lf-rl.i-r. l i-rn .lily th-svliwillill. Judy l,i-umlrrl. Phyllis llmxwuisliy. Luis lli-lTi11-r. lil llulilm'i'. Ni-ilru l'2ll'llt'll, Shirley s Uiiklvy. Miss llrmvll, llxwiiclu- 48 Student Council, Second Semester 4 of a,-, ... First rmv: Theresa Vitelli, Anne Corrado, Barbara Papso, Suzanne Ney, Gayle Harner, Margaret VVhalen, Lee Ann Nuebling, Barbara Kerschner, Carol lean Wzilters. Second row: Robert Moyer. Marvin Berger, Nancy Sharadin, Mildred Heffner, Miss Bausnm, Mr, Young, Roberta Reber, Phyllis Rowcotsky, Carmen Vitelli, lames Bohrman. Third row: Wziyiie Hainley. Kenneth Herb, Melclon Dierwechter, Barry Gordon, Lewis Miller, Steve Zvorsky. Frank Romano, Robert Dietrich, Robert Becker. Conservation Club Iii-ii-In-l'l, XVii.i'l1i- th-uri, Vliiirli-Q Iiril man. Alun IU-iii.-1'. Ni-1-ivml run: .luhn l'1lIll. .Iuhn Mai' shall, William Wliyie. Mr. lierwll ni-r, lfrzink Ilonmno, ltii-liiiril Wil liilms, Ilolwl'l l'i'iv1ni-In-1141-i'. llilinli-y. Mi-lvin Ni-y. .liunis Ki-ill: :Qt l'IlllFt'. 49 First raw: lIuluel'I Minyvl: till-nn 'l'l1ii'4l rim: l'll'illH'lN I'nlwo, lYnylii Nzvrnuln Ili-ell. Siinun Nagle. l'l'ilnnr4i Mixed Chorus First run: .Iuzm Smith, .Iuyw liinsuy. liun-ii Siglllllllll. Luis liilcr, Szlmlru Urf, .him-t Milli-I'. lmmtlival R1-ml. lmiwilliy Ilnlwiinu. Luis IN-ilu-rl. Maury Iivl's4-11111-l'. Si-mini rim: Suxsiniu- lh-i'g'vi', Ann Mzltmiis. Ruth I 1llli-V. Sliirli-y iimwn. Ami Awlilullmi, Anim 1'i'm1vln-1-24-V, . 1 lizm-in lim-Ii, Shirlvy l'i'nssli-y, .Ki'In-m- tlzlyilns, Ami CUl'l'2l1l0, Num-y In-try, Cmisizxiivi- hliulls-iiln-i'gvr. 'l'l1ii'4i row: l3:1i'lm:1l':i If'+-1-sn-i'. lialrlmrai Muyi-l'. S2lIl1ll'il Ss-ltxvr. Cali-olyii Siiydm-l', 5lillil'l'4I IIvtTm-r. lim-tty Stillw- i'i4-li. Xlzlry lillzl Ihislimw, I1:il'h:1i':l liv1'sm'l1li4'l'. .Izlnvt Glalsi-l', .Iuyvv Uswzllll. .lzlnim-Q Iliiluuivll, Nzlnwy Shalralwlin. Jxlm- Uziiwfy, Sum llivtrim-ll, Ilzlywlvlh- liruwn. I-'mlrili nm: Ilulu-rl 134-vlan-1'. Willis-1' Kalplzlu, IZl'11r'c- Hzlillley, Xvilliillll liairl Spotls. .lulm I'z111l. Iitlliillll t'i-mivln-i'g1-i'. Wzlym- llalinlvy. .lslliu-s lic-iili, Ilnire-rt Ulm-im, lizirry Ilzlir. l ii'lli rnw: 111-ul'uu Hzlyzlus, John Mzlrsllzlll. llulu-l'i i'1'mu-lml'g'vi', Ross KH-lin-l'. llI1:'I1 Ilrrkz-, l i':1nk Splm-lr. lm- Wausau-l'. 1,1-qi Hipo. Jnlm Iizilu-iizzilm. Ruin-rt Ms-vk, .Izumi-s Siiviw-i', Ilivlisiwl Hill, t'l:1i'i-:iw Km-tm-r. Girls' Chorus First row: IhlI'il2lI'2l II'ulrIc-'r. Malrimi lim-hlvr. Ethol Gipo, Doris SC'llll!llilC'hl-'I'. Diane Gzlydns, R2lI'ii2lI'1l KI'Q'llIt'I'. .luzm Kraft, Shirlvy Nay. Helm-n Yzlrrish, Mary l'I'l02lllIlI' S1-lim-tfer. S:-1-mul row: Film! Grim-su-l, Luc-in Ts-rmini, SIIZIIIHH' llorgor, I':itl'in'iii Fmmywr, Iilizallwtli Simlle-l1iwi'u'vi', l':xtri1-in 'l'lmnms, lbirlmru Slim-y. Marion Sm-lu-ilw. Dmnm lilnhr. Li-v Ann Nm-lilingr, June F1-glvy. Marilyn Nz-y, I-'mmm-s Faust, .Iunvt Hlusvr. Thirwl i-uw: liliznin-tli I'mlu-nlmum-r. Alum Dunkle. Ami f'1'uiiein-rmfig Ami AITIIINIIII, Shirlvy Rs-4-cl. Shir-In-5 Hvinlmvh. Nami-y Rn-in-V, .loam YV1-iss, l'm1si:llu'o Nvy. Bl1lI'j0I'i9 Rvvtl. Malrion R0i4'lll'1't, 1'+-ggy Mvvk. Iffstlivi Yum-ulal. Shirlvy frassle-y. 1 l 4nll'1ll rim: Emily Ruse Nflglv. Rnsv Ann F4-nstn'l'1l1:u'livl', Sylvizl l'1'4wsl0y, ialirii-in .lunws. lburis Rviflor. .lumlitli Ili-1-iiiiiiui-i', Immtliy Ifldliiigz .Imam llmwn, l4'loi'9iivv Km-Ins. .luzinn IQTRIIIIIIIES, Maxine- Ihuly. Dolurvs Rolialml. l':uli'ivi:i Aunusl. Mary l'iig'ei', Shirln-y Aim Ilietrii-ll. DOO-QC! sown so Q3 11111611 C M'-ew I f 15 '1f ,K 99 ' ' 1, M N X NI:11411'11ll1N I11I'l 111 1i-gI1I l':1ly1 12111111-1'. .l:1111- I'1-:M-V1. 'l'I11-1'1w:1 'l'I1i1'1l 11111. li:11 SI111lI1111l1'1'Q1'1'. .I:11111 lZ:1111i:1u, .l11l111 II:1111-111111111 X111-Ill. S11f:111111- I11-1-31-13 1111111115 Il11Il:1111i, Nl:1x1111- H111l1. ,I1111-N .I11I111 I'1'11111-I111111-1-, I':11Q1 .X1111:N1, .I111li1I1 SI11111111: 31.1141 I4.111:111111' H-11:1K1I 8141111-t'!'1-1', li:11'1-11 Iuw-lu. S:1114I1'.1 S4-llf,v1'. Il:1114I S4I1111111t'. Il:1114I lflrxl 1'1111. l11II 111 111111 .I411111 Smith, .i:11111w l,11111l11-1'1, I:1-111-11 H - V5 ' '5'H - H 2 5l 'N Ivi11:111' ,I111111 ll:1t'I:1, lb:11i1l NI:11'Nl111II, l1:11'I1:11':1 Ii1'1'1111-1', 'l'1-1'1'1 IV' l 1111l'Ih 111111 W:1.11111 l11111w11111. X1-1l1':1 NI1111'1', I-'11-Il Wviw. l 1z111l. 11:1I1l, Ix1'11111-1l1 H1-:11'1, l:i1I1:11'11 II1-I't114-13 Xl:11'l111 lls-lu-1', 1,1-mis Sli! Splr-1-11, l1:11'l1:11':1 M11111: .I11l111 I':111I. 1'I:1r1-1111- 1111111-11 lI41I.1-1'1 V11-11, I1-r. 1.1111 Slrsnllw-. 4'I1:11'l1-4 1'1'11111-In-l':1'1'. .lz11111-N K1-itI1, XYiiIi:1111 Spully .I1151-1111 4'11I11.', S111-11111l 11111 5111111111 NHLLI4-, S:1111ll':1 lZ:1i1'. l'I:1il'4- XY1-l11'i1'l1, 1':11'41I lm i l S ,':UxtT'x ' H I H l'3 H 2 HI'-x'1 N' 'Mm S'L':'l-5' 1111' X111I1-13 H1-11111 ll:1l'111-V, HI1-1'i:1 Alilvlu-II. I.uiN lCiI1-11 X:1l1141 II11111111111, ' X1111 l.-ulliw NI11lI11-11N In11'iN S1I111111z11-I11-1'. .I111lilI1 l11'1'i11il1:1-V. Ib11I1.1'1-N 1.1-111-1'. NI111'1111'11- H11111. I,1-N11-1' SI11-1'1'1 Maiorettes Nl:1x1111- Ilml-1', S11z:111111' I11-r:1-1'. H11-rf 1's:1 X111-Ill. .I:1111- lla-ulvy, ll11I11r1-N ll11ll:11111. .I11-14.- Umxnlrl. Orchestra Ht .ff -...J W-.M-....,.-'Tn Jw... RMT ' l E Front Circle: Karen Koch, Donna Klahr, Lois Deibert, Daniel Schaeffer, Robert Crone- berger, Barbara Kremer, Mary Eleanor Schaeffer, Sandra Bair, Sandra Seltzer. Rear Circle: Carol Troutman, Barbara Felker, Kathleen Loos, Sandra Keener, Ioan May. Charles Croneberger, William Spotts, James Keith, Ioan Smith, Ivan Schaffner, lohn Rauex' Zahn. Frank Spleen, Patsy Aungst. Stage Crew First row: Thomas Fisher, Marvin Berger, Wayne Geary, Wesley Kirby, lack Dudley. Iames Renninger, Samuel Stramara, Richard Williams, Paul Werner, Francis Papso. Second row: Mr. Fisher, Robert Schaeffer, Robert Trout, Ross Kramer, Iames Becker. Maurice Umbenhauer, Rodney Bubeck, Melvin Ney, Ioseph Pilueger, Donald Knoblauch. Thfrd row: Nicholas Lascala, Donald Herb, Charles Bolton, Raymond Shuey, Robert Drey. On ladder-right: Robert Meck, Iere Yost, Harry Kolbe, Bruce Hainley, Hugh Hoke. On ladder-left: Barry Gordon, Norman Reed, Russell Hoke. 52 Sr. National Honor Society First row: Anne Croneherger, Ioan Smith, Lois Eiler, Karen Sigmund, Aim Aruhhald, Karen Koch. Second row: Raydelle Brown, Sandra Seltzer, Barhara Kerschner, Miss Bausiini. Mildrcnl l-leffner, lanice lmhoden. Barhara Feeser. Third row: lames Keith, Clarence Ketner, Iohn Marshall, Barry Gordon, Robert Crouc- hcrger, Charles Croneherger. Jr. Notionol Honor Society UM First row: lanet Simpson, Gloria Mitchell, Iosette Eubanks, Suzanne Ney, Patricia Smith. Sally Swartz, Doris Oakley. Second row: Phyllis Rowcotsky, Claire Wenrich, Kay Ann Shollenherger, Miss Brown, Barhara Felker, Gail Batdorf. Sandra Keener. Third row: Robert Glaser, Lewis Miller, Thomas Archbald, Russell Hoke, Harry Kolhe, VVilliam Staufler. Photography Club First row: Ioan Farley, Barbara Hubler, Dorothy Eclling, Doris Reider, Shirley Rupp. Second row: Mr, Rorabaugh, Mary Eleanor Schaeffer, Philip Starmiara, lane Fcgley, Harry Kolbc, Connie Ney, Richard Sterner, Shirley Reed. P. fsrrwrx ' Aquarium Club I 'l'llllf row: ll:-rnitn Now-km-r. Wayne Fzlrr. Czlrul Rlllllilv. Dolurn-s lit'l'Sl'll u.-r. S-'4'UIlll row: Rube-rt Zerhv. .I. Stn-w :nrt Naglo. Mr, lturnlnumll. I-Iurl Stop' rr ll. Lalita- Shirvy. ll:-len YilI'I'lSll Nzlnvy Ze-rlvy. F. F. A. Club , x- First row: Robert Bair, Ronald Reber, David Moyer, Gerald Sell, Vvilliillli Heflner, loc Zvorsky, Steve Zvorsky. h . . . . .' . , . W .tk- Sccond row: Richard Hill, Charles Frederick, lames Minnich, Rudy Fidler, Martin Sc ic ram, Merlin Kramer. Third row: Mr. lVlcC1arren, Donald Herb, Richard Reber, lames Bohrman, Meldon Dier- wechter. Robert Moyer. Fourth row: Charles Faust, Herman Bayer, Fred Weiss, Harry Hillbish, Robert Smith. Barry Strauch. Fifth row: Charles Kramer, Ed Stump, Robert Bohrman, Lloyd Sterns, Williaiiii Achen- bach, Robert Tobash, Wziyne Bowen, Robert Hoflman. Salt and Pepper Club . . . First row: Virginia Robbins. Barbara Werner, Marion Buehler, Mary Unger, Shirley Driesbach, loan Farley, Gloria Bolton. Second row: Catherine Blankenhorn, Iudy Breiniriger, Ioan Weiss, Ruth Stal- ler, Miss Lutz, Delores Rolland. Eliza- beth Umbenhauer, Barbara Spencer, Shir- ley Reed. Third row: Lucia Termirii, Ioan Kraft, Ioyce Trumbo, Delphine Dierwechter. J. NOP 1115 sr 'Navi 5 u 1 1 THE HA' TYPING AND ADVERTISING EDITOR. ADVI DEPARTMENTS EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT Editorfin-chief, Ianice Imbodeng assistant, Barbara Kerschner: nswswriters, Karen Sigmund, Lois Eiler, Ann Archbald, Dorothea Reed. Ioan Smith, Raydelle Brown, Edward Strause, Sylvia Crossley, Lois Deibert, Ianet Glaser, Sandra Seltzer, Rose Ann Fenstermacher, Barbara Moyer, Feature editor, Anne Croneberger: assistants, Betty Stubrich. Alan Reider, Sandra Off, Anne Corrado, Roberta Wanner, Patsy lames: Cartoonists, Dorothy Horning, Kenneth Lord: exchange editor, Shirley Ann Dietrich. Boys' sports co-editors, lack Marshall, Charles Croneberger: as- sistants, George Fisher, Robert Croneberger: girls' sports editor, Shir- ley Crossley: assistant. Barbara Papso: literary adviser, Miss Nellie Reinhart. SPORTS, FEATURE, EXCHANGE I NND ART DEPARTMENTS 56 PN :N FQX ISTANT NEWS DEPARTMENT BUSINESS DEPARTMENT Business co-managers, Mildred Heffner, Barbara Feeser: assis'- ants, Connie Shollenberger, Theodore Heffnerz circulation manager, Ianet Miller, typists, Connie Shollenberger, Sylvia Crossley, Patsy Cooper, Bette Ann Keller, Donna Klahr, Theodore Heffner. General assistant, Miss Dora Brown: business adviser, Paul Hartranft. Haven Fax received the medalist rating in its class of senior high schools of 300 students or less in the contest rating announced Friday, March l3, at the Columbia Scholastic Press Association Convention in New York City. Medalist rank is awarded to publications especially selected from the first-place group for outstanding qualities, Not more than ten per cent of all the entries in the class concerned can receive it. The Fax had been awarded Medalist in 1945 and 1946 and ever since 1940 has had a first place rating except once when it was in second place. 57 SAFETY PATROL First row: Mildred Heffner, Karen Koch Sandra Orf, Shirley Mortimer, Mary Ella Ba shore. Second row: Bruce Hainley, Iames Keith Hugh Hoke, Mr, l-lzirner, Clarence Ketner XVuyne Hziinley. Schuylkill Haven G. A. A. First row: L. C. Koegel, L, liiler, M Faust, M. E. Bashore, B. Kerschuer. S Berger, B. Papso, C, Shollenberger. P Cooper, S. Mortimer, Breiuinger, M. li Schaeffer, S, Rupp. B. Kremer, D. Schu macher, M. Ney, M. Kerschner. B. Reed S. Brown, D, Gaydos. R. M. Gaffney, I Aulenbach, I. Oswald. Second row: R. Reber, L. Vacula, C Griesel, S. Crossley, I. Simpson, K. Loos F. Scott, R. Breiner, M. Naus, D. Klahr B. A. Keller, T. Vitelli. B, Moyer, R Fenstermiacher, E. Nagle, M. Unger. M Buehler, P. Thomas, A. Gaydos, A Croneherger, M. Heffner, Third row: C. Trumbo, A. Zvorsky, P. Dierwechter, Marinin, H. Bayer. V. Koch. D. Reed, K. Sigmund, A. Archbald, L. Diebert, S. Seltzer, K. Koch, D. Hill. I. Carey. S. Bensiuger, S. Reber, M. Fidler. C. Ney, M. Rudy, E. Vacula, R, Fuller, C. Snyder. N. Sharadin. Fourth row: M. Killian, R. Breiner, M, Gerber, S. Keener, P. Rowcotsky, Ieau Bauniuu. D. Stramara, S, Ney, C. Wenrich, P. Smith, B. Hubler. D. Edling, I. Baver, F. Krebs. N. Gerber, C, Beaumont, I. Glaser, N. Reber, G. Harner, K. Miller, D. Moyer. Fifth row: B. Thermenos, S. Orf, G. Anderson, B. Griesel, K. Shollenberger. Rauden- bush, D. Dierwechter, C. Troutman, A. I. McKeone, B. Felker, A. Tobias, G. Bolton, I. Knob- lauch. H. Yarrish, S. Ney, B. Noecker, M. Scholl, R. Brown, I. Smith, A, Matonis, P. VVhalen. A. Corrado, B. Shuey, D. Reider. Sixth row: S. Crossley, D. Gehrig, L. Ney, L. Heffner, C. Wildonger, P. Miller, H. Weaver. P. Killian, A. Koch, S. Weaver, S. Schwilk, I. Bashore, G. Batdorf, K. Turner, F. Strausser, E. Faust, M. Geiger, F. Geschwindt, I. Kinsey, D. Horning, M. Scheipe, L. A. Neubling, Patsy Aungst. Seventh row: R. Weiss, Kraft, Weiss. B. Umbenhauer, D. Kantner, S. Heinbach, S. Reed, M. Reichert, M. Reed, C. Blankenhorn, B, Drieshach, A. Dunkle. I. Burke, S. Dietrich. S, Dietrich, P. Iames, I. Imboden, B. Feeser, N. Petry, I. Fegley. 59 TYPING AND CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT BLUE C11 SNAPSHOT DEPARTMENT LAYOUT EDITORS GDLD ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT AND CO-EDITORS Q ART AND SPORTS DEPARTMENT LIBRARY CLUB lfirxt rim: lms- .lim N1-lllulinu. .ll-,ln .Xlnli-luluzlvll. .lulrvv liinsvy, Xzlmgx lVil- Iizlms. Num-lr l'lsl1. .lnyi-v 'l'rumlH,. Lillian Ynvulzi, ltulu-11:1 Waimiw. Mis: lim-41. Sw-mul mir: Mzlruslrn-I XVll:lls-Il. Al- lwrtn Ill-rml. Annu M4-rmlith, Malrx' .X11m:1n. 'l'iliI'1i ww: lfvril 121-ww-lmil11lt. Unr- nlyn Snyrln-l', Ruth l 1lllvr, lizlrlrsirsl XV1'rl1r-r, .lalnv Fairs-y. Nzllulin- lillli- lmsliy. Sl1il'lvy:lI1n llii-Il'i4-ll, lilizxlln-ill linlwlllmlle-i', Mury l'nggm-r. Alrsq-lltl-vs: lim-ssiv lh-1-4l. Mzlry l'Ill:l llzlslmiw-. llunlm lilzlllr. I':iIri4'i:1 Ump- 1-r. l4Iilw:lr1l Straus:-, COMMERCIAL CLUB First rmr: xlZll'liIIllll' liillinll. Shir- lm-ynml lli4'll'i4'll. .luyvv ilswnlcl, Malri' lil-rs:-lim-r, Mary li'llzl lizlsliurv. Szlrsl l5il'll'll'il. .lmxu Moy:-r, Aliw- Zvwslcy. Sm-1-mul row: Fzlrnl Hl'i1-sol, Iizllllryn Millvr. Salmlrn lirf. l'ul'ol XV:1lt4-rs. llelluws ll:-im. lmrullly Mnyvr. .l:lni4-l- lmlmcls-xl, Nznugr Sluzlrmliil, 'l'liir1l rowg llizlm- Hzlymlus. lllitli I i1ll1-r, Uzlrulyn Snynlm-r. .lzlm-I Milli-r, Sllirlhy llruwnk .Xl'l1-m- tlzllralns. Mr. ll11lm1l4-11, llrfi'luzl1l4'tl4-'l'lu-rmwmw, l'4-Q1 uy Mm-vli. ART CLUB Sf-alle-ll: lizuw-n linrll. Marilyn Xvy, Snmlrzi Urf. Iborotliy llurninu. t':u-nl Wulta-rs. Marion Slmw. Nunvy I'vtl'y. Sm-uml row: liolu-rin livln-r, llzlr- lmrn lim-1-sl-lim-r, Ann Mnlunis. Suz- unm- llvrge-r. Mnxinv Rnlly. .lmm lirzimnus, lim-IIA' Slllill'il'il. .Izuw Cur- vy. Maury Iilln lknslmrn-, .lr-un Aulvn- lm:-Il. Ml'. liuwvli. 'l'lnir4l row: 'l'lwmlor4- l-le-tl'm-r. lid- walril Strsillsv. .Inhn I'zllll. xilllj' Fug- vr. litIl lHll'il Moyvr. .lmin Muyvr. Shir- lm-yamn Iiielrivli, Mairinmn- liilliun. XVzlyne limlssunl, JIIIIIPS Ili-vkvli Hula- vrt Ibrvy. Fourth ruwg Phillip Strilnlzlrsl. .lurk Phillips. .Ianni-'s Fritz. Spnurrg Ven Varsity Noses Out lair in Equal Tilt Q ylkill Haven mused out St. Clair 13-7, in ei wvli croxnesiuci gimme rmex' place on I x'ida5f Qvvning, October ID. .ch kicke i and zxflor an exchange of punts St, Clair started 'xuinskyy Goueri, and Lewis shared the leather 5 moved me pigskin from their own 30 yard line lkill Ha 7- ysmi stripe in six plays, Sninsky bulied his way th to an hw- Q- t ense m :hows 8 1 i .wi vf .XM NM'1o Nw 3 when the first KQIJHVTCQ' Zohrxnan. Kramer, ami n moved the ball to Thr ' t Bohrman from mis an fm' thu' Ax' plays 1 an Q ahrmu b ra poin 1 lvf' ' dll Hax' L third IL and Ihff S S n -16. is 'Inv- , ..-, ur lffensive series by picking 1 yards. Bohrmrm auf? successive plays moved x.,..........,u we swlw as Harm H9ffY?59X', and Rhen ran well foi the vxsztors while Nails Emerid Paved the way for the Crimsor Crushers. Many iong gains by boih Teams were nullified by penf mines, Logvykicked qff for the hosts tc zhe do yard hne where: Heffnm look the ball and ran it hack tr ,..b g xwp pizays Inter, Lewis added the extra poim 'kfid Off Inj. S 'H o the 38 ya' lizw, Ain-1' 5 failed, ' 'n passwd rr on th , after El k had 1 , ' -own byl- ' reCQix-Q I .red iqm. jf , J . Q wmv Kg mi ,II-- Q I' ' A ,M . io rd line and at thus poiny ,ok over' :md nn-vm' lust a agam. -n Sf. Clair L 'kalzzuskzzs Lex' I mx 1 ww Nanci ,,,, ix 55 gh A. rx -rm U 7 6 U 115 7 U U UV 7 ne.. . ., 701' ly, ch Jw St. Oi I TL . Sept. 12 d Sept. 20 ept Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct 41. Nov. Jay Vees Top Mahanoy 13-6 Nw 325 yard line stripe, Aftgq Yhrce play c,enter', C' ad pass by the - omed off Hafefs ' 1 sif1oLg1de1'swj A X i s recovered by ifabxan otc pq , aa on the 25 but Haven hel -. e quarter ended. Huwm '5 j-f C? J H' Nthe second asf A .V to Rhen L Z st down. A . by Heff- ne . , M, fe-1' for the score, effner nddvd the extra point. Schuylkill Havexfs JayVees Hn. 1 h A . J, . , ished the season undefeated as Scoillzgdf Q isdn they mused out a tough Mahamgy MMM-ul 1 W , The nj, fox Township squad 13-6, October 27 the poin 1:1 Y The Cmfsheli at Rotary Ifie-ld. ywk Over ' ii 4 Q-0 forced Am mini Haven kmked off to Mahemoy as the qu - Vwigd, Township. On third down the visif On t in 1, e P01-fmqep pan 25 mrs tried a pass, but Haverfs yary' L 'he extra I'Jietrich intercepted on Mahanoys pair. ,Y gg min, In th rst quarter it. ip UYQS A merich and tl .hl'16?i1hE?1'YC 21 ' ' g P355 1 ? M for tho more S three point F- I Q ' A if ,Af at a 1- -1 Q. Mixlersvik guard in rxirm sank a fi .. Q 211 in with-ze ..,--nU secorylf- +V g f. W.. ,smug -5 Schuylki .,,Q-' 7, 's JayVees fin L v, L M i shed theg undefeated HT f1ffC..paqg,.f?1 i -Sfff?f?Q.qu ,,X-, g Ihey nossed' Q '- tough Mailhanoy. TDVV7!Q.Px : ' - 345, Octo er 27 0 - e' ' . . ' Q argv - iw My We Predzct fg?aha:?0? Muhlenberg 0- If the Hurricanvs - 1 Qfji he 'ASQ' dorm play like a bunch of cigar Y ,P W 'H HVGUYS store Indians, they can beat Mun- . rf '21 if f UHHOE' S lgnberg 19-14. 40. e ner i en faded back and Frackville Mountainwx-5 werv highly tooled last August but up to Ocmbor 10 they hadrft won ax game, We can take thorn 33.0 iwith no troublcl. Mahanny City- Brewers are :sup- posed xo be good, We think Haven is tive points bviter 19-14. shillingtun M- Wilson been the Speedbfsys 19-13. Haven wi!! Hnifsh ug in za blaze 01' glory bv winning 107. Thow are our prediciirms. Cmxw on ieamf I--low about a little rmzw cooperation and make, an least, some of these predicted :scorvs materialize right fm the nose '? Ay ' VARSITY SCGHES FOR 1952 SEASON Ashland 6 Minersville 57 Wilson Cass Tw St Clair Cressona Mules Frackvill Shillington 15 Haven Haven Haven Haven Haven Haven Haven a O Haven Haven cornpleted a long pass to Rhen, who raced over the goal line for Mahanoy A ip took the en- the initial touchdown. suing kick gain lost. the ball on a 9 Ception, This firm? Heff. E P' ci Rauenzahn alone on ihl ' ts' 20 yard line, and ' ,J -Q ' Wd the goal up E' -' 'ded the ' ,pre 13jQ. w H' 4 to hiv X. r when N , ,. ' for 35 5...i ' Noonan plunged over for the touchdown and the game ended 13-6. Haven Mahaxxay Pos. kumhma Alum Fvrtv Iiurnls lmmnhm Smiaulxyvlx Trukis SVh1lI.lki'! Stevfsm ' - - H'-+A -N, I..I':, 2 LXY. f 1.11. ,K G. 1 mx. 5 nur. 3 gmt, 6.2.8. MH. u I itll, W xlfmxx 3 I , iz, Xummxx O 5 Haven -,-- Svtuwffur, Yrs-val. 1-mrmq Iixxlu-wk, SHUIIYMZ Hrvvnu wr: Mahemoy Twp. ri is-fur, 1.'l'CDll.ll.lCIl LOSE Final Game 7-4 1-'ealuriug spcctuculalz' 1 run with the third pvriod by Yastishoc.-R, the Min' Frmah dcffoaxtmi the Suhuylk vun ninth grade hy ax 'F-0 'lhclsdzly night, Now-mine-z' the Rmary Field. Receiving the opening I- Hi.1M'Pl3 nmwcl 'hc bali in th ws' lti, fiPYP the Nliuers mc but il fvw plays hum' fumial Ilawxx wCv.wez'vfl. 'Nw sm--can xii!! dUPliHlKQkC?d, amd The hu cd with the Baby Hurx'ic'a1 pcwsscfssiwn cm the- Mirwr's' 2 rmzrkcr. Yzmstishoc-k Brvaxks Away Taking I,usca1a's SQCUIIK kick on his cm-'n Yast scampvregcl all the way for 1, gzanlekz only sccmw A few later Antonio made it 7-D 115 ting the uprighfs fm' thx? point. Thv rest of the gzmw xx exact re-plicax of the fh-st ha! neither' If-:lm able fo !'if??iCf dirt, r-wh. Ilzmw-n Pos. Mine J. Zvorsky LE Ly Becker' LT Jag G. Fisher' LG VW CGI i t 71 Q' 'Fra Hake' RG All Shuey RT I Ia Lascalzi iilji Ko Gordmw Q Co, Hzxinlvy HUB Fe. R. Schzwrfm' LHR Na Hafez' FB Shi Touffhclowsu: Y:1siirshocfk1 1 point. Amman Sch. liavon U U U Minersvillc- u ll 7 Haven High Has Banner Campaig: Schuylkill Haven Hurr' have come up with another season which reads. seven one loss, and one tie. The Hurricanes jumped Q good start by defeating A on September 7, 19 to 13 ii initial game. In their Seca pearance the Hurricanes Mimzrsvilln mx September 14 7. After defeating Wilson ship on September 22, 21 Haven was evenly matchec Cass Township on October to 13. The Hurricanes rebc to edge Saint Clair on Octc 20 to 14. Haven met its only disas tuhe season org October 19, VVilh the scoring hmmrs exclusively to B011 Dzuy, the on JayVe0s civfe-axiori -hc lx ville umierrstudivrs. F1-ifiuy, 1 an-ly 10, at Minmsville, It was nip and iuck all th to the Hnal gun. The Ha' stayed in front thv whole w 5 uh ma-only by ax fc-w points, In IP n Grxdders Ashland 26,6 111 Haven Hurrxcaneb head m the second half nmz earns- of the ss-asm, few mmutcs th? If-Timers mil few layup shotx that voulr won the game. It was noi a very high game and with the except Bob Drey who had 14 1 there was no une on either who scored more than 10 1 The Hurricanes scored ove their points on foul shots. A of 22 points was made fmg free-throw line. The close: K, S . 26 19 53 W 0 E 3 L pl O ' V 0 H m - 10 - 7 15 it 0 gli , 0 O 26 5 ,' 0 6 12 A T IV ' . 51 7 . H Nov. '1 Mahanoy 27 Haven o elllllg Game 'Q 1 14 14 ' ' .f 511 ' , , H Miners came was 18-17 at he fr thvn faded .back and a long pass to Rhen, l ovcr tho goal line for toiiclidowri. y Township took thf- vn- ioll' but again lost that pass intvrcvption. This 'inc-r found Raucnzahn ht- visitors' QU yard lino, we-ivvi' crossvtl the goal , Sclmviler added the ,t, making the svorv 13-tl. y Township Camo to litt- ht- fourth quartvr whvn issvd to Ste-vt-ns for 35 i tht- nvxt play Noonan mfr for tht- touchdown :into ondvd 13-6. .Four jay Vees Capture of Six Games lf1avQn's Jay Vces ended thcir Fuesday. November 4. Willl of four victories and one 'unior league and at tio .l , 10, Qll' SCOl'l't4 swf' '13, Have,-n l-l Pun. Mahanoy 1, I-I I' itltzi-1 , ' - M.. 'Qu foi picking thii Lag I-'orttr CGD! COX'- I' 4' :Ili- I: the Saint .,t:, -,mi turf , M.. m,M,,W when comes to it rr, 'intuis well, that S 12.11. XV!-itfil-it It looks as though I,.ll Mvwiis not Want to CO, - . ' N illington i 'ses 14-13 l C' N wechter of our first 6. Had not Dier- to become a ball 24-6 When we said the Huw-n 1523 llawn .5-1 Haven 26 Haven lil Haven 13 might not hawk , A 5 . . , I-Iavnf-Q14-fxn urricanes would dv awav fmma i :i lztst lI:ilvi', l 'ziiivs dx riigtit SI lllziiwioii :in inly two Xml lllf' ll I iii thu first VVit il:ii'lvi's, t'lllJlllllll,, in iti-s tiivkvtl i spirit UVVIIS :ind gtun Sworn-s I xmy ttiiwiiiiqli 'mfs litim in liiv t' tixxii 'l' ill 'llllti 'irtti' NK! t't'lii,4l lt ltixx xx :iii tilt iiiigttiii its gi liiit i tlaii-i lliz' i-xl I' t-iitii-il tit' ttrtiit 'lvl iii Nt'l'lt'll tilt it l Lilvi' :itll iiitiitniiie-s ., A 4l,, ity it lxti .ltltltwl l i Wu... ....,.., .M ...l nun., the season' 'Fhvrci was nvvcr even u threat of scoring for tht- Haven- itvs. Thcrv was no score' at all in tho first qtiawtcf-r' with Nlinvrsxillv do- ing most of tht' yard gaining. The first quarter ended with tho hall on tho Haven sown-y:iz'cl lint-, Minvrs Pull Alle-ad In two plays the vro over for thw first gguzxw with Shcllick pigskin. The extra i Skihiel was no gov A pass from put Nolan in the i outran the Hu ' down. The I l Kitt did not A fumble ' hy Bohrman Maselli, and again with N012 from Skibiel tc and the Miners ers continued Felsburg, and ctively, for a the Sch. Haven Keith in the first' period On the A twelve the Huvenites scorer Mori Kramer bucking ovei the' mtv. The BlEtCl-C DiElm0l'ld hack with Wolfgang passl Cuil' for a touchdown. At t ol' the- half, the scorn was f Havvn Forge-s Ahead l-larly in the third quai pass from Bohr-man to ls the hall on tht- Ashlan pushc-d over lo with Hater bucking tl 'ddle for the extra pol through thc third twenty-nine yard pas: un to Keith put the l ton-yard lir te Hurricanes Bohrnian doin fer followed tl it point and tht next the Air ad, in vain, a L 'h back-fired otnbled and Jim 'flaring the season 196 points against the OPDOUGYUS- fn, E- manwscoopect up the ball ant over from the twenty-eight I LE- A Maselli final score of the game. Diexwechter L.'T. Walasavage - , , , , Q . Becker , L.G. Ralston 5 V A Ney C, ' Duffy f With Minersvillv doing 2 vnu ,,,,, vu n v.,g-sm,...:1....w ,,,.f,..:..,. ok.. kno 415.40 'M -1+ W 'loaf' 'H ' 1lK'us '5-W X , V , Q K N, h , K . xl, G Qbbqi , ,, , no A V . ' EN- lf' W ., 'Y,.. 7 -'- ' . ' ,. . 'Y'.:.?...'t. Fr.. ,- - ff - . -r A P t f . . fr. f-- ll f 1 A- --- :N as r A Q Q R A . ,lv -, , 1- .X .. A N x 4 .xt so-sf r K A W - miie , . -fd -. K ws 'W ', , fs- X -. - ff- x t Q K .- 'N 'Q P ,...t. 3 1' l. t L qu. 5 M In xli- lll' nl Tb in ml' li'- Il lv sl lll- UF lil. lil 2 -l -l lil ll T ell tw-l lil '.l'. S2341 U1 ux murky un un xuon 31,111 n Lcaux was msg through gzndmxation. Une on- oumgxng lacior is last ye'ar's un- Coach Heckman Calls Candidates Un Momlzay. Nowrnhcx' 17, 45 llhe Hurricanes accom lishe ting by defeating not once, bu? twice such formidable foes as fifimbufsz and St.'CIair. The Hurricangs took Hamburg 46-32 'at then flight days later on the home-'floor 2111: St. Clair an December 'NJAQUUXJLLLL LJLIELU SEX JayVees 29-27 H3 ith t-he Jay Vees' scoring onlyjlg, pomls in the last half thli , e Crushers defeated the at Crossonn. Tuesdav January 13, 129-27. 'l game the Hz-wonilos lcd xc! Way unlil the last threog haskvthwll hopvlulw in grflric-Q nine - ' ' , - ' f ' - of l'1'. Tlv V- --i through I3 reporlvd to Coach Le- pgfgjjtgxin gy-lgilaqgrlfgsgeiglr' e roy Ilvvkrnim for the 1952-53 Cam- Hurricam,-S eight he Wflgw' t A kU'l6I' was 21 dencllock me K This years squad tacos Ll f f f V905 g,Qf,,1mg U ' 2.1 garner schedule irmcludif' g 59,-en. Rm. ' Ylons with such powf' qumlerin Scoll- burg. Saint fhunk and clthhniquarhws Yl'lld?llJlQ.-'V Scored Cru5hcrr's. In' Crimson and by SCOFIIIQ 12 PU nu . . Pts. 11 6 5 5 1 Pts. gm Sink 1 1 Games Havon s Hurricanes who have '1 season S record of nme wms and two lows s md the South Schuglklll League record of live wins and one loss have compiled the following totrds. In 11 g.,'une.s tha. Hurric'1nes haw. srorod EMO points for 'lil '1vL,1 1g,e. of 39 poinls pw Sumo. Their op- 14 pony nts hfm, scorcd 519 points for ' '1VQI i4-fx of 47 points por' guns. , the ' xl limi llwvnn clunxpu, i E34 points out ol' 3.66 trims wuich g' 'ls x m 71, ' '1 lmrn li lima Thv hnpositlnn nmclo l'?l'l fouls Schuylkxll Haven Jay V extended to the llmll mg the Hambuxgf Junior te 41 m a hard fought battle T 1 evenmg December 2 on th floor At the end of the first u the two ewnly matched were deadlocked wlth 14 each but at halftxrne the Huruvanes were holdmg P3-19 edge, The third perm coach tmm scoring ten poi it was not until thr llnal thil Ihvrn WHS fxssurul of Hdinley wus the outs ffunne-r for the Hurricanes .Q points follmud by I-loke 'an xxilh 9 'md 8 resperlivc-15. who led thr losers had 13 ll hy Flyer with 8. V ln lhe foul Hshootm doin Ham? 'ursg lf 'fnmlflurgj S512,il'1 G CTL niir Saint Clair r P4 ne Grove: Fort C when Begins Cass Eimztztorm Eine rsv:l.3,Tl. Q 53 re 5 S one, ffrrfffirvlfilv Ozwsillifsbllrgi Tino Cfrnvr? ?lo fi :wld 2 aff 1:2 ar.-2, M-pi Y ,pa .,-, A. MW5 mul A ,X W hh., Y fiosfzfvf' QE? 'l 65 d'f f 'P1.ln -, llclal goal llUlJElE'l,lUC1lkll lllzxwn luis lzlicl 227 into tho hoop xvhilff their opponvnls Illilllt? 173, We of tho L-..,. -,..n' ...,r, ll rf ,l..., sl nsmfrvmlm ' F K 3 L , Haven clmppod in 7 10 13 Hamburg sank only 19 out AVEN H YD FL llzxinlvjc, I ., H li U Y inn fn r ., . , 51:Q?ffl:r:1 lf, 'Q lf' rr' in fl' FT Wh STKVQHS NEW 5 51 FHM' Qu 32 50 Eff. 3 5 All 33 M9 ill '53 Sl ll :rg - ln ,fx 1 if Eff? v A Q..- -17-29 ll .elven V :won iifaven elven Haven Haven H aven PE aveen Haven Haven Curran llaaveen moron If SVSU mfs' X n ll-ELVFXYE rf-,M X Vw 1 3 E, 2 Zinn n y :Eiffel-E EE ?ri32Xf5FT3 bn h A vm, D Jr 52151 Ru Q, 1 pziyvri ofT as they mlzoumis Ihc score, 1.110 thixii '13ci'1' 'w. NM. yllmll Hmm mmm um I . v k . . I , ,N 1 '4'xM'H'1 rV'4H'e'Y 75 I' 1 1 K Hx ..4,,, Il Lllqt Pinv C,lx'uvv pulled U ,1'fIi1 ! piww Y-'xxfhubx f-vvlrimg, 1!rl'w.1 N, 15 th:--'v!..1, 4-Jn'f.::,j znwwi ui Hg:- mnx ::g15u-.mul m lu- mn Huw muy y NIIIIYI., QlIuvTf1l'F znpwi, :ls xl mini inn il mzrngfwi Hn' lillrzzczmvx L! +17 H10 slum-, m :1 sp1l'iIwl mn- gm fzw-Jw:1,'e fmm- ws-wkx :ll 'Nw my-,r qz:.n'H'1' vruiwzi with fl'XNHHfI 14 Nfl 'i :N Illw 'VI lf' xv-111124 rm., 13 My JUNK gw,1,'w'wi :wwf ' :llls Ih I. xnxx r 1. yn. 11 'rv 1 .51.wa- V1 4 - .M .U wrt! JA! 'N .l, ,V If r'i'H 1,1 XXI M 4 .nw In njnwl l':1xx4H!n iw 4H1.1X',fI Km'.'1 Arc! 2111 17-ll! 'Vhm' 'dw 1-frlziswwxx Bti-ll. lx: r rm- ilJlX't'!ll7lN lub-- vuuwfm' lift' Mild UMW' 4.4 Ifffll Jn? 1114 Tfiflgi -tvrnuln- UUI1-mnv Ally' in xxhirl. T121 rf i 'IMUX5 lwlxlf 'lim' '7I!H'!If xmw :ffl wxwu 1111! S-'!H.j,lkuC Hir- 11! Yflllr' Qfxlifx NIH' wt IT, xxfzlls- K'k4'w-- Ill? ul lf? ax MV1? mm: ml tim 4 ,' ,I:Ix. u!zx?1'Rfr1l I1 i':f1xzvZw':,.1m':' .uifld :.1lTw1iVf-v,!1PmQ1? 22111111 IH-ul Iimwi 1 H1131 Ill pfrrzmts. N ,.L.4, ,. XV, .1,,.I L.. ilu. Muwnl thv Ihn'ric:m0s out tvrms with the H1 npvnizxg I1liI1Uf0S ul iofi amd midway Sfilllklil the score fuvoz' of the closing nxmutvs the txnued to widen the the final score- was Varsity Outsco Rival 5 Svhmig-!kill Ilzavvn s !'if'1l!llfS miiri wha! nxwpwsilalw by fir-Ivating Z1 strong Pinv Gum' tvnm 52-114 111 ihv Ur'- XX'ijQShl1K'Q Curmmmity Mvrmwizzl Iiuilsliug, Friciuy mm-zlimf, Dvcmn- lux I ' WZIS x - ' Thr- HlII'1'ii'f1I1l'S r4fz1I'11-cl slowly but pluyvci sis-:uiy MAH call 1hx'm1gh mv gj2i1'Ul'. At Ihv first quzirtvz' mark Pine- Qimvv Wm on thv kmg vm! UI' 11 155-12 rwurv, pucrvci by big Ilun Rvmhzzm amd .Izwk PQ-vpn. VI V- 'xr--I .-irsxwgvzx Ewfzizm m Hill l'zu'u-s llurrimun-s , 1 . 'l'ezH. lanky, .Ir-sw Hill puvmi ihv dvcn Lndefeafed xmy for Hu- Iflll I'fl'llIIK'N during Hw Firgf IQDIH, Turn wimwwxui ynwimi wi!!! his shznmshnm- lung omiA In Hu- Iinul pc-rim! tha' lIllI4I'il'Z!1If'Sl'ZlIT1L'V.'fYl1i!l iww points ul in Inv Im! tin' Mzmwm mllimi to will 56-51. In Ilw pz'vli111imU'y gcmu- Ilznw-n .IzLyK'w's umm 33-255. East Mauch Chunk Surprises Havenites H1151 Mzuwh Chunk Mamma. muh-ai ilu' fIlII'l'il'IIlH'7w. vxvmry slim-in :U livv gamma-s 51361 on 'l'xu-smlny vwrxizxg, l'1l'llI'l1Z1I'j' IT, :11 Hu' liens! Nizmf-21 Phunk gynm, Tin- HllI'i'if'I1llt'S xw-1'vz1lwa1d only 2... 4l,, . .,,A 1. Y MA 1' 1' ' With t vxcmsivcl on JayVo ville- undn :sry 10, a' It was lu Ihv Il sztzlyvd in mlly bv an fow minu few Izzy-u won thv g It was gzunc unc Bob Drag thvrv was who scfm urn win mil 'ov vu 42 4: IA, 4 'ILJ V. mf' 1. UI mis mfr ,ITS Ih f D v. ll lla - wx , ll mi vllli 1 s L-pt 1 101 0 ig,1't't'lB1Q fm. S1g11'tiHg h0I'lOIiS will HaVeI1 Undeteatea 8 Cgrsgfvvbgfrfiefizion. SCOV'-Ni UW WD SPEEDBALL IUNIORS BASEBALL TEAM 1952 BASKETBALL INTRAMURAL WINNERS IUNIORS VOLLEYBALL WINNERS SENIORS ri XE S Qi N K. mf in N + x.., wr... -, X Wi .... X x - -+: g. 3.15: N. ,Q 9 k cx. -' :z S fs , - 'N 1 Y .kv 1 RT N. ' Q M , A k JAYQSFK .. S yS:Ql :F ,EE N ikki? ig ,fix , 5 VX f f Q 1 IQQ- ' W, ,,qw Q 2.,,: H M ' yww jg 1 LM Z X ,K 5 , ,.E '1t. ,'A1WW1 . . K bjf. ,ww , Q:.' A N e' AN? X .6 eigiizg E.., i QEEZEL Q f Q3m w i wk .Hg x E i 24 7 4 ' E iw ,E xml M Q VA3.. Q '? W v 4 A ,A fNR'x? - I ,... 1 A ml. WM .,, f F' W -may mv-- Gertrude Finch, D0n's iian Mrs. T. Amhington Finch, h 5 w:zi r ,he' Q Io Q' E tzizw lumfp 5: , e N C Q t fqq I 70 xv LMLA L LAO, lqwy F-- w f. WTI' Ml 1' . Eff? L ..,. ask' A 'Q Y W? XS E X A x x ,.... 1 'Rm 4 .- Q..f 5...i2.. Don Gutter, a ycung plfywr Wing, his Chinese vQleth-- Priscilla, who hniis -'---- Lady Macbeth, Q victim of :John Alden, who hunts Indi lmr. Hyde, 3 ferocious V111 Dr. Bunn, who in in chmrgs Lucille Marcy, 3 damsel in Mrs. hluck, thQ housekeepo near 01, if 1? 0 r Q Danny dilzt Q, wan,.N 5crr Q ,wwww -X g Q,f i . , 4 my 1' 3 S J,f'ifgm'13X 'i2 X I Xi X 3!XAJ j' x5M 'Nwf Qqu Na-,uf Q qwty g,Q Q,A x Lwj 9 + 1' G fy W . X , m ii , t A3 . 1 K X 1 mg f 1 V3 X 5 ww Amy 1 fi ,' .U7Uas GV .5 24, W' KH! :LEM . '- : zix A 1 gi? V7 -Clwrfngc Y01UWI --Jwnifc lmycmw -Dcr'+iv T WUT! 3-Emm 1 11, --Livvrd Hfrcus -------John Inu -----ngberi Ulu Anne Cronebevge -liTirad Wcffwe ---Haven Qirmun --Eurbwri F9630 ------LULQ EilQ ------Fred R213 -Samual Strumar mix F MBA P 3513? Q mgbwfsw - M4131 f5ii?i5M35MA ' ,f 45113314 y in B .gm55ssMrfg Qb19'if'f??Q i ,fi:f , I 'Gp X . F' if X 4 QV N . 551' A X I M LU I 'Q' ZJ . N f77z',., 1 X 711' 1601- I 7 C. 075711276 ? UQ. Pr-,D Uri - W. Mfr 'f'7.If O0 , 'dj FO-'H an ff rw. .gn wg ff V H02 www Q' Q ff? Oc CHARACTQRS ' E575 fffvm wig, Qfffwf -1 -..- v--4-.-.----1-4 Le 5869 'IJ . ',,ff, b 1 Q 44? 'fn F- 1 - - +- fx - A Hy 0. 45' J' Q . 'J en-aier wwtn lwngmnfulon-u--V--LdvarM Qtrouse 'QQ ah I MDG? fy.. s pn1v-----u------------H-Charler Crhnebcrger.1O, DLT Q Q5 'igim '1.3Wm I, 'f'njgmy!53 ff1tI5Cy-............--.,--.-- ..-...L.......M..J,fjwwQ P3111 4' ,ff y ' ' '-TIN? n, Fcmmv'f nothvr----'Q---N--vwknydelle frown 233 x if, QPF. Ti15on's oldvmald 5iStQT- H-u--'nH- Y Betty S2t1z1'1ri1:h 'i11on's 4huihtcr--------------fwwAnm frcbbald '1- '57 i'1-3-Qyy1......-..-.........-..................-....1'vjgj,yQ,'13f,gg fgpgg secretary for a drifU nf the young pecilwfs ,....-...--..-----..-..--------------..C1g-WQQQQ H55-f.r,g31 .nfw buminggrwownm---------.--U- ilg? m Karaf 1 1CtTV?'v' boxer - Gorao 14,, I! --,TANK ' AM aww ,Y me ::, : ,ff s Z ,I Hmmm! 1, RW W' .av ,,, ,vw .. x 0 s . Nw ' Q 'A w M fy' if In X Q-,x lx sc , A W . YK , Q W S u 54 5 Q, Q 5: F 1, , vm 1, nm 5 W' Z 4 I . ' ' Q fs, 2 .?M',w JZi5 , ,.: jig L MifV.MM:n,. xg 5 Mus 5 mi RVN, - 'Y w , 4' 0444 RQS 0 QLG 'Q 49 0 boussam S' Schuylkill County's Newest and most modern Store for men and boys 78 More and More People are Shopping at Pomerov's Schuylkill C0unty's Greatest Department Store Headquarters for Students Needs Since 1887 POTTSVILLE, PA. Compliments Of R. R. STERNER COMPANY SCHUYLKILL HAVEN PENNA. Clem's Pharmacy R. M. CLEM, PH-G 2nd and Norwegian Streets Pottsville, Pa. H. J. Zimmerman BARBER 342 Dock Street Serving You for 37 Years 1916 1 1953 Compliments of V. Sz E. Products Inc. Haven Esso Service 249 Dock Street Schuylkill Haven, Pa. 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 High School Music Compliments of Haven . 112 E. Main Street Pottsville RCpl1bliC3I1 MARNE F. H. BUBECK Proprietor O TELEVISION, RADIOS FRANK S. LEWIS MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, Agent WEAVER PIANOS, RECORDS AND RECORD PLAYERS Compliments of Schuylkill Haven Casket Company 81 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. G. R. NAFFIN CIGARS TOBACCO GROCERIES CONFECTIONS GORDON D. REED INSURANCE AGENCY Schuylkill Haven and Pottsville, Pa. PENNSYLVANIA STATE POLICE SCHUYLKILL HAVEN Moyer's Market Dock Street Schuylkill Haven, Pa. NAUS S1 FREY SUNOCO SERVICE 112-114 East Liberty St. Schuylkill Haven, Pa. QUINTER'S VARIETY STORE R. I. Sausser INSURANCE LIFE - FIRE - AUTO HOSPITALIZATION 60 Grant Street Phone 254W Compliments of WESTWGOD AUTO PARTS Phone 2048 Pottsville, Pa Compliments of Haven Cab Company Schuylkill Haven, Pa. ALL CABS EQUIPPED WITH IWO WAY RADIO PHONES CALL 751 Success to the Class of '53 Imboden's Sunoco Service Station Route 122 - R. D. 1 Sch. Haven - Orwigsburg Pike Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Higgins Company FRIGIDAIRE PRODUCTS 10 W. Main St. TOBASH'S Service Station That Good Gulf Gasoline' Orwigsburg Cut-off Phone Orwigsburg 6-3881 Cf In the sigh of the wind there is pardon, In the song of the birds there is mirthg We are nearer God's heart in a garden Than any place on earth. Compliments of Schuylkill Memorial Park, Inc. A Beautiful Garden of Memories and a Promise of a Glorious Eternity H. R. Compliments Leather Goods - Auto Supplies S' POTTSVILLE, PA. Jeweler Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of '53 l.l z z Z Z SCHUYLKILL HAVEN PHONE 733 It Pays to Attend ALWAYS A GOOD SHOW Achenbach's BROWN-E MEATS - GROCERIES FROZEN Foons 220 St. John Street GIFTS FOR ALL PHONE 142 OCCASIONS 84 BUD'S SMOKE SHOP C0mPlime'1fS Of 18 West Union Street Hughes Grocery Sch. Haven, Pa, Railroad Street D. M. BITTLE C. C. DETWILER D. M. BITTLE FUNERAL HOME 25 EAST MAIN STREET, SCHUYLKILL HAVEN, PA. FIDLER'S 1 Electrical Store RCSE S CUT RATE HoTPo1NT APPLIANCE PATENT MEDICINES TELEVISION MAGAZINES Bottled Gas Sales SL Service Dock Street 136 Centre Ave., Schuylkill Haven, Pa. PHONE 9-I 85 Harvey B. Moyer Incorporated I I I 1 .-...J Compliments of ZULICK'S UNDERWEAR MILL . S. N. Crossley Jewelry Store Manufacturers of U n derwem- KEEPSAKE DIAMONDS HAVEN HARDWARE CO. Incorporated Hardware - Paints - Sporting Goods PHONE 778 '- SCHUYLKILL HAVEN, PA. The Richest Child is Poor without a Musical Education Compliments of Franklin M. Kiehner ICE CREAM Stl1diOS of MLlSiC Piano - Violin - Organ Z Parkway Sch. Haven, Pa. 87 Pensylvs Flgwers Renninger's Market Sch. Haven - Orwigsburg Highway FLOWERS FOR ALL QCCASIUNS RENNINGER'S DRIVE-IN THEATRE Phone 1308 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 SUNOCO GAS KELLY TIRES Dependable for 105 Years E. S. KETNER 150 C 1 b' Sr r G R E E N , S Schuylkill Llilnaveah, lgjiina. QUALITY JEWELERS Hem.y,J Kaiser - Frazer Cars Pottsville, Pa. Phone 426 88 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1953 Buy - Eat - Enjoy of Schuylkill Haven High School EAMES' Helen S1 Bob Felker Sub Shop and 114 St. John Street Phone 1289 The Only Fine Cars Priced So Low .evsviv S . Dinger Chevrolet Co. 15 Charles Street Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Expert PIANO TUNING Compliments of Repairing and Regulating Chas. D. Manbeck Arlo I. Bensinger 518 E. Main St. Phone 342-R 89 G. I. BENSINGER EARL S. VVILLIAMS DRUGGIST 105 East Main Street 29 W' Main Street if Notary Public Phone 243 You Want the Best! SUCCESS Eat from . CLELAND'S M1chel's Ice HOME Cream FURNISHINGS Class and Club Parties will Enjol' PAYNE'S FLOVVERS Phone 236 Baked Goods POTTSVILLE, PENNA. Phone 178 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 Sv. SERVICE Schuylkill Haven - Phone 368 John P. Fehr Jeweler 33 Main Street Schuylkill Haven, Pa. lFormerly I. L. Pricej Compliments of Maurer S1 Maurer CHIROPRACTORS 9 East Main Street Success to the Class of 1953 THE ROSE SHOP 27 East Main St. Schuylkill Haven, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF DR. W. B. CAREY DR. J. H. WOODLAND OPT OMET RIST 31 Parkway, Sch. Haven, Pa. PHONE 362 313 W. Market St., Pottsville, Pa. PHONE 765 KELLERS CLEANERS 33 St. John Street Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Thomas M. Walleisa Complete INTERIOR DECORATORS Phone 4 Show Room 362 SOUTH CENTRE STREET POTTSVILLE, PENNA. Compliments of GEORGE LEHMAN Barber Schuylkill Haven, Pa. C 1 i f Union Kniiiinq Mills inc. The First National Bank and Trust Company SCHUYLKILL HAVEN, PA. Our 54th Year of Serfvice 1899 - 1953 Member FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM AND FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CGRPORATION 93 Compliments of Win-Ann Mfg. Corporation Compliments of MERL' FISHER Barber Shop Compliments of Pottsville Supply Company Compliments of HILL FARM DAIRY Homogenized - MILK - Pasteurized Ice Cream PHONE 1 1 26 SCHUYLKILL HAVEN, PA. Haven Kitchen 344 Dock Street Open Sundays 11:45 A.M. to 11 P.M. Week Days - 10 A,lVl. to 11 P,M. Saturday till 12 Dinners - Sea Food Platters For Orders to fake out. CALL 9406 Farel Y. Becker STUDEBAKER CARS S1 TRUCKS TELEVISION S1 APPLIANCES fnext to Hig-h Schoolj Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Compliments of Q H. M. Deco-rato-rs Sz SON PAINTS SL WALLPAPERS GENERAL STORE 118 E. Main Street Compliments ETHEL MAID INC. An Invitation to Loveliness SCHUYLKILL HAVEN, PA. R. C. GEHRIG Sz SON Builders' Supplies READY-MIX CONCRETE - CONCRETE BURIAL VAULTS Schuylkill Haven, Pa. COMPUMENTS Parkway SCFVICC OF Statlon Phone 9450 A FRIEND LUBRICATION - WASHING OILS - GAS 45 W. Main St. Schuylkill Haven 95 W A' r Pl Heffner's Meat Market e lm 0 ease WHOLESALE Sl RETAIL Messner Sl Hess MEAT MARKET MERCHANDISE FOR ALL YOUR NEEDS Phone 726 Sch- Haven Main Sf., Schuylkill Haven, Pa DOUTRICH'S POTTSVILLE, PA. The Style Center of Schuylkill County For Men's and Boy's Apparel! BURKERT'S BONNIE JEAN CONFECTIONERY SHGP The Finest for the Fairest MAGAZINES TOBACCO CANDY SODA SCHUYLKILL HAVEN, PA. 96 COMPLIMENTS OF F. H. MATTERN PLUMBING A FRIEND and HEATING Phone 328 I A 0711 I nsvmrs snmssr um msrmna Dnnond affdfea g 5 1 P0 . . ' I Xiu . f T Reliable Jewelers for 4-5 Years POTTSVILLE, PA. LUCKENBILUS AUTO BODY AND FENDER WORKS J. D. LUCKENBILL, Prop. PHONE 529 Rear 70 Center Avenue Schuylkill Haven, Pa Confehr's GREETING CARDS C0mP me 's of MAGAZINES . COSTUME JEWELRY Atk1ns Stores Co. TOYS 12 East Main St. 13 East Main Street Schuylkill Haven Schuylkill Haven, Pa. 97 I I 4 W W 98 Insurance The PROTECT WHAT You HAVE 0 Strong Companies Schuylkill Haven k Provision V W il Company , Pflueger Insurance HAVEN DECGRATORS ALFRED STRAUCH, Prop. WALLPAPERS and PAINTS 7 East Main Street, Schuylkill Haven, Pa. DOHNER'S Wike's Grocery Fine Groceries, Meats, Produce West Main St. A Keystone Store Schuylkill Haven, Pa. PHONE 97 99 FUNERAL DIRECTOR EMBALMER H K Geschwindt Funeral Home Harold H. Geschwindt 39 St. Iohn Street, Schuylkill Haven, Pa. arry o e Plastering Contractor Aclamsdale, Pa. I Phone 422 Orwigsburg 6892 Compliments of LUSCH BOILER SALES SERVICE Phone 15 Schuylkill Haven MATT,S Body S1 Fender Where Youth Is Served 111-113 E. Norwegian St. Pottsville, Pa. Works, Inc. WRECKED CARS REBUILT Compliments of Reading Business Institute An Approved School JOSCPII H' Manbeck FOR BUSINESS TRAINING Reading, Pennsylvania Phone 2-6771 EARL STOYER Cadillac - Oldsmobile Schuylkill Haven and Pottsville, Pa. Phone 206 Learn Beauty Culture Quickly! Easily! Empire Beauty College 18 N. Centre Street Pottsville, Pa. Meet me at Mom and Pop's After the games Schuylkill Haven Candy Kitchen HOME MADE ICE CREAM QUALITY CANDIES LUNCHEONETTE 15 E. Main St.-Phone 146 BASTIAN BROS. Rochester, N. Y. 'A' Designers and Producers of EXCLUSIVE HIGH' SCHOOL AND COLLEGE JEWELRY 'A' I COMMENCEMENT ANNOUNCEMENTS NAME CARDS if MR. PAUL L. WAGNER, District Manager P. O. Box 268, Tamaqua, Pa. 102 Ford School of Business Business training is the most practical, most definite education you can get today. lt is the shortest and most economical route to earning power. The Ford School of Business 'prepares high school graduates thoroughly for responsible business positions. Stenography, Secretarial, and Accounting Courses. Write, or 'phone for full information 223 South Centre Street Pottsville, Pa. PHONE 1818 WALTER F. MULLEN REAL ESTATE INSURANCE BONDS 204 E. Main Street Cwhere Dock Street meets Mainj Phone 114 Schuylkill Haven, Pa. FIRST IN TELEVISION FIRST IN SERVICE Haven Appliance and Television NICK BARBE'I'I'A, Prop. Schuylkill County's Pioneers in Television 20 St. John Street-Phone 77 344 S. Centre St., Pottsville, Phone 2207 103 RUSSELL F. SNYDER ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE 435 Hess Street, Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Phone 1224 AMOS STRAUSE Owner Samuel Strause Manufacturer and Dealer in MINE TIMBER and LUMBER 20 Berger Street Schuylkill Haven, Pa. - --1 Bentley S1 Simon, Inc 7 West 36th St., New York 18, N. Y M anufacfurers of CHOIR GOWNS PULPIT ROBES CAPS, GOWNS, HOODS for All Degrees Outfitters to over 3000 Schools Colleges, and Churches .1.1 -- COMPLIMENTS OF REIDER SHOE COMPANY One of America's Oldest Newspapers The Pottsville Journal Established 1825 Great Cars Fine Service Gibson A Square Deal Floor Covering Haven Motors Shop Inc O DeSoto - Plymouth 316 Dock Street SALES and SERVICE Schuylkill Haven, Pa. . 200-O8 Columbia St. Sch. Haven, Pa. Phone 153 Phones 353, 354 S. E. MENGLE'S SONS Cressona, Pa. Custom Grinding - Flour - Feed - Grain - Special Mixtures PHONE SCHUYLKILL HAVEN 897 105 The Schuylkill Haven Trust Company Complete Banking and Trust Services CUSTOMER'S PARKING LOT AND OUTDOOR BANK WINDOW isa b Ta r , Xiffgisa-'V ' Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Member Federal Reserve System 106 Phone 524 Dock Street L. C. Dreisbach Garage HUDSON SALES and SERVICE Bear Wheel Alignment S1 Frame Straightening Repairs to All Makes of Cars Schuylkill Haven, Pa. You Marry the Girl ..... We'll Furnish the Home! HUMMEL'S Good Furniture Since 1874 510-12-14 NORTH CENTRE ST. POTTSVILLE MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS ON RENTAL PLAN OR TIME PAYMENTS Ray Brown Music Centre 35 E. Main Street, Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Phone 7-J if : F? 0 ,a ji X' W 770054 , ' f l x . fi Mb, Jx 1? X -1911 M 49 Qfefixkw 107 Compliments of KLAHR DRY CLEANERS 7 ST. JOHN STREET PHONE - 1005 ANNA FISHER The Store of Better Values Nathan's ' Furniture Store YARD GOODS Si LINGERIE , , , Five Floors of Fine Furniture . 122 S. Center St., Pottsville, Pa. SUNSUITS Open Evenings for Appointment Phone 4560 Smith Hardware Auto Supplies HARDWARE GLASS AUTO ACCESSORIES 39 E. Main St. Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Dr. K. R. Albert Dentist East Main Street Schuylkill Haven, Pa. PHARMACISTS W. E. STINE Sz SON Headquarters for PARKER Si SCHAEFFER PENS EASTMAN KODAK CAMERAS - BUXTON WALLETS Whitman's Candies and the Newest in Cosmetics Compliments of G. E. Gangloff President Judge of the Orphan's Court WM. K. LOOS ESTABLISHMENT HARDWARE - sEEDs - FERTILIZER PAINT - POULTRY SUPPLIES FARM MACHINERY Haven Sales Co. C. I. OAKLEY, Prop. CANDY - CIGARS - CIGARETS SCHOOL SUPPLIES Specialists Phone 1581 Sch. Haven, Pa. WHOLESALE Compliments of BARBER SHOP 136 Center Ave. Schuylkill Haven, Pa. ED ORWIG SHOE SERVICE 122 East Union Street Schuylkill Haven HEFFNER MOTORS General Repairing Esso Products 211 W. Main Street Schuylkill Haven PHONE 2 1 O 1 M MACK sTUD1o Portraiture and Commercial Work of the Better Kind MAKERS OF PHOTOGRAPHS IN THIS YEARBOOK 111 North Centre Street Pottsville, Penna. PHONE 4799 lZl 110 CONGRATULATIONS Q Q to the Class of 1953 of Phone 572 Coal From Any Colllery Schuylkill Haven High School M, Retail Coal Bohoradls Fashions for Gentlemen 2 Fairview Street Schuylkill Haven, Pa. POTTSVILLE, PA. L. B. HERR SL SON OFFICE-SCHOOL SUPPLIES Sl. FURNITURE Books - Stationery - Printing - Toys The Portable Typewriter Store 46 and 48 W. Ring St., Lancaster, Penna. New E? Used Cars Bought and Sold FOR QUALITY PRINTING New 6? Used Parts for All Cars S ee TIRES - TUBES - ACCESSORIES The Call SL Orwigsburg SAMMYS News SALES Sz SERVICE Schuylkill Haven- Phone 295 Schuylkill Haven' Pa' 111 Charles L. Geary Sz Son 334 Columbia Street Headquarters for Work Shoes Unger's Market SELF-SERVICE Schuylkill Haven, Pa. I STAR-BRAND WORK SHOES Phone 442 A Warm Welcome Awaits You at the Ebb ' tt H t l Tenth S1 H. Streets, N.W., Washington, D. C. GEORGE C. CLARKE Owner-Manager Compliments of HORNBERGER'S SELF SERVICE 317 E. Main Street Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Compliments of Godshall's Store 39 Centre Avenue BREYER'S ICE CREAM MAGAZINES E , 1 i I , . ' A, ' p 'ff-M, - .sf ws N, 3 -'Av' rv A' Q .x- x l 1+ ' .. fiat -M 1, rw ,, .1 - xiis' R R A v x. 334 if W ., Y- -'15+'.1Q ig:-A . .. 9 f- -1, fit, ' . ,y envy af' A - ff - Q4..1,,,, , A V - xx p'51,.i'm. M ,K ., f J ,x X ,Sw Q N -'R Nw ,., L. .. Q Q if - ' A A . '.X., v ,W K 2 .4 , . SET' ww., ,, ,V . , vs' 2 4