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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1954 volume:

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They have passed to us the task to continue as they did in working for what We believe right. It is then fitting that we should base this the record of our high school endeavours on the traditions of these hearty people, and with pleasure we, the class of 1954, present this edition of the Blue and Gold. 2 Ut Q33 's 'Q 0' t Q ssiuihtgg - ' O x . b fgfo X Seuvts w I r i l 1 4 1 , , WILLIAM K. STAUFPER D E D I C A T I 0 N AS ONE of our final gestures, the class of '54 dedicates this yearbook to you, Mr. Stauffer. You have been a constant source of inspiration and pride to the students and athletic supporters of Schuylkill Haven High School in the past twenty-five years. Your teaching, your encouragement and your friendship have gone far toward making Haven's teams superior in quality and performance. We gratefully acknowledge your help and wish you continued success in the future. 4 W. EDWARD BROWN Class Adviser IN APPRECIATION E THE CLASS OF 1954 express to Mr. Brown, our class adviser, our appre- ciation for the understanding he has shown and service he has given throughout our high school years. Among these services have -been contributions in time and talent to super- vision of plays, class festivities, trips, records, and Baccalaureate, Class Night and Commencement activities. His sponsorship has helped immeasurably to make our years in Haven High pleasant and memorable ones. 5 1 Q x l v E w X E. Walter Hinkle, Harry L. Burkert fSecretaryl, loseph S. Kaufman lVice Presidentl, Helen Mellor, Hugh H. Hoke lPresidentl, Paul S. Christman tSuperintendentl, Hiram L. Fisher, Charles D. Deibler CTreasurerl, Ioseph Manbeck. Board of School Directors E, THE CLASS OF 1954, express our gratitude and appreciation to the mem- bers of the Schuylkill Haven School Board for the benefits we have derived from their services in administration. During our years at Haven High the School Board has provided an agri- culture building, a cafeteria, and numerous other advantages. Through the efforts of Dr. Christman and these men, Schuylkill Haven High School is and will continue to be a fine school. 6 m l DR. PAUL S. CHRISTMAN Superintendent of Schools Greetings from the Superintendent THE WRITER APPRECIATES the opportunity to greet the class of 1954 and com- mend the staff on their wo-rk in publishing the Blue 63 Gold's thirty-second volume. We look forward to your firm support of your public schools, as pros- pective alumni of Haven High you take your roles of citizens in the years ahead. lt is hoped that your community's schools have served you well in pre- paring you for further adventures in the nation's workshop. Best Wishes to all of you for a life that will reflect the confidence your home, church and school place in you. 7 i PAUL E. HARTRANFT High School Principal Greetings from Principal GRADUATING from high school in 1954, when your country is in the midst of many dangers from without and within, throws many responsibilities on each member of your class. Your country is fighting to save Democracy, which is our way of life. Put into practice the true meaning of Democracy with its attendant duties and responsibilities as well as its privileges. It is your duty to support your government willingly, to serve to the best of your ability wheth- er in the home, in industry, or possibly in the armed forces of your country. In whatever capacity you will be occupied, I am sure you will serve with credit to your home, your school and your country, This 1954 Blue and Gold is an example of your accomplishments. Strive to make your future achievements ever higher and finer. Success comes to those who are willing to sacrifice and work. May every member of this class have a bright and happy future. 8 LAWRENCE L. IMBODEN, B.S. Beckley College Bloomsburg State Teachers College Commercial AARON E. YOUNG, B.S. Ec., M.S. Ed. Franklin and Marshall College University of Pennsylvania Commercial, Guidance IVAN R. FISHER, B.S. California State Teachers College University of Pennsylvania Industrial Arts SHERLYN W. PURSEL, B.S. Kutztown State Teachers 'College Art Faculty RUTH D. ROSS, B.A. Wilson College English ETHEL M. BAUSUM, B.A., M.S. Wellesley College, University of Pennsylvania Spanish, Latin, Guidance LAMAR W. KERSCHNER, B.S. Franklin and Marshall College Chemistry, Physics, German, Sr. Math C. HARRIET HOY, B.A.. M.A. Moravian College, Lehigh University English, History, German Faculty . . . 1 NELLIE M. REINHART, A.B., M.A. Kutztown State Teachers College Penn State University English WILLIAM I. I-IARNER, B.S. Albright College Science, History REGINA A. LUTZ, B.S. Mansfield State Teachers College Penn State University Home Economics FLORENCE M. SI-IOENER, B.S. New York University Vocal Music Supervisor IOHN L. RORABAUGH, B.S. Millersville State Teachers College Biology, General Mathematics EARL C. UNGER, B.S. Lebanon Valley College Instrumental Music Supervisor GLORIA L. RODGERS, B.A., M.Ed. Penn State College English STANFORD S. ERANTZ, B.S. Ag. Ed Penn State College Vocational Agriculture Faculty l I RUTH WAGNER East Stroudsburg State Teachers College Physical Education, Health LEROY A, HECKMAN, B.S. Kutztown State Teachers College University of Mississippi Civics, History, Physical Education MARY S. REED, B.S. Kutztown and Millersville State Teachers College Librarian DORA R. BROWN, B.S. Kutztown State Teachers College Geography R. HARRY HLIMMEL, B,S. Iuniata College Mathematics DOROTHY LESSIG, B.S. West Chester State Teachers College Penn State College History MRS, ISABEL BERNET, School Nurse HELEN MELLOR, Secretary CAROL WALTERS, Clerk Auxiliary Personnel Custodians GEORGE MUSKET, THEODORE FEI-IR CHARLES BORDEN Cafeteria Personnel MRS. AUSTIN BAIR MRS. MARY LINDENMUTH MRS. EDWARD LENGEL MRS. PAUL STRAUSE DR. JOSEPH MATONIS School Physician 12 13 K 0 ffm U .. ilu Q PATRICIA ALICE AUNGST February 5, 1936 Tall, slender, and full of grace We'll long remember her famous grimace. Activities: class officer l, 35 Tenth Grade chorus: Girls' chorus 2: mixed chorus 35 G.A.A. l, 2, 35 band l, 2, 35 onchestra l, 2, 35 Tri-I'Ii- Y 3: budget collector 35 senior playg Blue and Gold. Pat will go down in history as the joke teller of the class. After relating an interesting happening, she often exclaims, I thought I'd die . Dancing rates high with Pat, as do cheeseburgers. Her future plans include nurses' training. IOHN ROBERT BALLENGER Iune ll, 1936 Iack, who hails from Washington, D. C. Is more often than not seen with Lee. Activities: wrestling 1, 2: track 1, 2g Hi-Y 35 biology club 1: class treasurer 15 home room officer 3. Iaqk chooses to be an agent for the F.B.l. He often threatens, You walk tomorrow. Because 'he comes from the South, his You all and love of fried chicken are natural. Swim-ming and cars are two of his hobbies. CAROLE ANN BEAUMONT October 6, 1936 Carole Ann a nurse will be To success she holds the key. Activities: G.G.A. 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 3: Art Club 3: Library Club 3. Carole, who enjoys eating hamburgers, is often heard saying! Shurl, do you 'have your English done? Her hobbies are collecting books about nursing and salt and pepper shakers. PATRICK DALE BECKER March 17, 1936 Pat, the world will someda see Has made a good start. Ybu must agree. Activities: Commercial Club 3. Pat, whose favorite expression is, Speak softly and carry a big stick, likes to eat subs and drink milk shakes. His favorite pastimes are hunting, fishing, ice skating, and photography. ROBERT ALAN BECKER Iune 2, 1936 Shoulders , the pride of the football field In that line, he'd never yield. Activities: Hi-Y l, 2, 3: football 1, 2, 35 baseball 1, 2, 35 basketball 1, 2: budget collector 35 mixed chorus 2, 35 student council 25 class officer 25 tenth grade chorus. Bob, who is pretty definite about things, exclaimis, That's for sure . He readily clevours french fries and spends his spare time collecting pictures of sports players. I-le would like to enter the field of industrial arts. SHIRLEY IRENE BENSINGER August 15, 1935 She's seen with Skeet as a rule. In her spare time she comes to school. Activities: Tenth Grade Chorus: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Library Club 3: Sr. Tri-Hi-YQ Commercial Club 3. Shirley can be heard saying, I was with 'Skeet' last night. Her cooking ability will come in handy when she becomes a housewife. She enjoys hamburgers and french fries and collecting salt and pepper shakers. SUZANNE ESTHER BERGER April 29, 1936 Suzie's always very late Even for her favorite date. Activities: Home room officer 1, 2, 33 Class Historian: Tri-Hi-Y: Budget collector 3: Cashier 1, 2, 3: Senior Play: Mixed Chorus 2, 33 Girls' Chorus 29 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Blue and Gold: Majorette 2, 3: Honor Society 3. Suzie, whose Spanish pronunciation is out of this world, is often heard saying, Gees-oh. She likes spaghetti, sports, twirling, and riding in a yellow convertible. BEI I Y LOU BLAKESLEE February 26, 1937 A cheery smile, a word or two, For she's a good sport through and through Activities: Commercial Club 3: Senior Tri-Hi-Y: Salt and Pepper Club 3. Betty, a future Wat , often says, Let's go! She likes to eat spaghetti or pork roast, and enjoys letter writing, reading, dancing,- and sports. ROBERT I. BOHRMAN january 31, 1937 A tall and bashful boy is Bob But never lax on his job. Activities: F.F.A. 1, 2, 3. A'Gert , who will join the service, will say, 'AWhat's a matter? Do you got rocks in your head? to his sergeant. He is fond of out-dcor sports and subs. IANE ROBERTA CAREY May 11, 1936 Iane in a Hudson is often seen And her clothes are always keen. Activities: Mixed Chorus 2: Art Club 2, 33 Library Club 2, 35 Com- mercial Club 3: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Blue and Gold 3: Tri-Hi-Yg Tenth Grade Chorus. jane, who's frequently heard exclaiming, Oh, my gosh , enjoys gating ice cream, and skating. She plans to be a store clerk in the uture. 15 IOSEPH IUDE COLITZ December 14, 1936 Some love two: some love three: But I love one, and that is me. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3: Hi-Y 3: lunior play: Blue and Gold: Budget collector: Band l, 2. Ioe often proclaims, Let's club him, or, So there on you . One of his favorite pastimes is going to banquets, which enables hi-m to polish off a steak now and then. His main interest is getting into trouble, but in his spare time he likes to play golf. He plans to study engineering. PATRICIA ANN COOPER March 17, 1936 Here's to Cooper and her blonde hair. That's a sight that's really rare! Activities: Majorette 1, 2, 3: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Tenth Grade Chorus: Girls' Chorus 2: Mixed Chorus 3: Commercial Club 3: Tri-Hi-Y 3: gaxgen Fax 2, 3: Library Club 2: Cashier 1, 2, 3: Blue and Gold ta . Pat, a future secretary, will sit on her Docs lap. When some- thing displeases her, she says, Cut it out or l'll nail you . She likes twirling, dancing, and eating Call foodlj ANNE IRENE CORRADO january 17, 1937 You just don't lonow what it's like to be in Iouef, says she Now let's find a fellow who will agree! Activities: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Girls' Chorus 1, 2: Tenth Grade Chorus: Mixed chorus 2, 3: Student Council 1, 2: Blue and Gold: junior Play, Haven Fax 2, 3: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y: Budget Collection 3. Tootie, who likes to collect records and letters from a certain someone, can be found most of the time at Sampson's. Eating spag- hetti and dancing are a few of the things she enjoys greatly. ANN THERESE CRONEBERGER April 23, 1937 Chirp has a pleasing personality, Her drawings of horses are something to see. Activities: Tenth Grade Chorus: Mixed chorus 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 3: junior Play: Art Club: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Girls' Chorus 1. Chirp, who doesn't have a favorite expression, just enjoys talking. She also likes steaks medium rare, collecting records, drawing, and taking Cass for walks. ROBERT BRUCE CRONEBERGER, IR. january 19, 1937 A minister he'll be some day For nothing could get in his way. Activities: Senior Class President: Home room officer 1, 2: Sr. Honor Society 2, 3: Student Council 2, 3: President 3: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3: junior Play: Senior Play: Haven Fax 2. 3: Tenth Grade Chorus: Blue and Gold, Conservation Club 1, 2: Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Orchestra 1, 2, 3: Band 1, 2, 3: District Band 2, 3: State Band 2, 3. Bob, our class president, is often heard pleading, Aw, c'mon. He's a faithful band member and enjoys dancing and writing football columns for newspapers. 16 SYLVIA MARIE CROSSLEY january 15, 1937 A commercial whiz is our Shibbol, A basketball she sure can dribble. Activities: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Tenth Grade Chorusg Girls' Chorus 2: Mixed Chorus 33 Haven Fax 2, 3: Commercial Club Pres. 35 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y: Library Club 3: Honor Society 3: Gym Team 2. Shibbol, who enjoys playing basketball and eating pizza pie, will some day be a secretary. Her excuse for not doing something is, There's no future in it. ALICE lVl. DAVIS November 26, 1935 She has a heart with room for joy And that's the heart for just one boy. Activities: Art Club 3: Commercial Club 3: G.A.A. 2, 3. Dolly, who happily exclaims, 'AHe was up last night, will soon be a beautician. She enjoys dancing, swimming, roller skating, and eating hamburgers and pickles, ARNOLD ROBERT DEGLER August 22, 1936 Spanky's from Port Clinton way. Baseball he'd play any day. Activities: Baseball 1. 2, 33 Conservation Club 3. Degler, a 'future machinist, likes to play baseball and eat subs. When an answer seems in order, he replies, That's a good question. LOIS IANE DEIBERT August 30, 1936 Cracking gum is her fad. She almost drives Miss Bausum mad. Activities: Tenth grade chorus: Mixed chorus 1, 23 G.A.A. 1, 2, 33 Haven Fax 2, 33 Budget Collector 3: Orchestra 1, 2, 35 Tri-Hi-Y 3: Library Club 3: Honor Society 3. Loie's favorite call is, Does anybody have any gum? She en- joys swimming, sports, and eating, particularly spaghetti. She aspires to be a medical secretary. CHARLES R. ERDMAN, IR. Novem-ber 23, 1936 C-CfCharlie our Hill Farm Dairy-Maid Soups up his hot-rod when he gets paid. Activities: Conservation Club 1, 2, 3: Hi-Y 2, 3: Stage Crew 3. Charlie, who can be heard saying, 'AWhat makes you tink I know, wants to join the Air Force. He likes milk shakes. when he doesn't make them, swimming, and women. 17 ROSEANN FENSTERMACHER August 4, 1936 Rosie was our Follies' Queen, With the fellows she's certainly keen. Activities: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Tenth Grade Chorus: Girls' chorus 2: Mixed Chorus 3: Budget Collector 3: Haven Fax 2, 3: Blue and Gold: Tri-Hi-Y 3. Rosie, a future Florence Nightingale, enjoys dancing. Spaghetti is her favorite food. I don't 'have to: I'm not forced tot: and there- fore, I won't, is her favorite expression. MABEL IRENE FIDLER December 3, 1935 Always happyg neuer sad: Driving a Dodge is her fad. Activities: G.A.A. 2: Commercial Club 3. Mif who likes to eat Chili con Came and Bar-B-Q's is often heard saying. l'We all gotta go some day. She enjoys going for walks, baseball, and football. GEORGE DAVID FISHER December 18, 1936 If its George y'ou're looking for He's sure to be at the Smoke Shop door. Activities: Football l, 2: HifY 3: Haven Fax 2, 3: Budget Collector 3: Tenth Grade Chorus: Track l, 2, 3. George thinks people are better late than never. As a salesman he may be able to sell refrigerators to the Eskimos. One of his favor- ite recreations is billiards: he also likes dancing, steaks, and girls. CHARLES T. FREDERICK October 24, 1936 Quiet as he may seem, he's full of fun. His friendship is well worth being won. Activities: F.F.A. l, 2. 3. Charlie, an ag. student, can be heard to say, I don't know. He spends time fishing and hunting and eating subs. He'll soon be driving a truck. DALE YOST FREED August 11, 1936 Monk who drives a 98 For English class is always late. Activities: Football l, 2, 3: Student Council l, 2, 3: Budget Collector 3: Stage Crew Club 3: Hi-Y 3: Home Room officer 3. As a mechanic of the future, Monk takes pleasure in model railroading. His list of favorite foods includes french fries and turkey. He will often politely tell you, Don't go away mad: just go away. 18 WAYNE ALLEN GEARY Iune 12, 1936 To say he's bashful would be quite The opposite of what is right. Activities: Student Council 1, 2, 3: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3: Conservation Club 1, 2, 3: Stage Crew 1, 2, 3: Blue and Gold. Nipper, the Conservation Club president, will be seen in air force blue. He insists, The only way to beat a woman is with a club. He likes hot dogs, hunting, baseball, and annoying Norm. IANET IRENE GLASER May 22, 1936 Ian is a happy-go-lucky friend, We'll miss her when our school days end. Activities: Tenth Grade Chorus: Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Girls' Chorus 2: Haven Fax 2, 3: Blue and Gold: Tri-Hi-Y 3: Budget Collector 3. Ian, a future telephone operator, delights in eating chili-con-carne and in reading. BARRY LAMAR GORDON August 28, 1936 Barry always dresses neat And he is one who can't be beat. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3: Baseball 1, 2, 3: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3: Tenth Grade Chorus: Budget Collector 3: Conservation Club 3: Iunior Play: Senior Play: Student Council 2, 3: Stage Crew Club 2, 3: Class Officer 1: Senior Honor Society. Barry, a future Navy man, can be heard saying, We're gonna miss you activities. around here. He's active in all sports and other school His favorite food is spaghetti, but he'll settle for anything. IOHN H. HARDINGER November 5, 1936 lohn, the boy with the curly hair. Was chased by Shelby everywhere, Activities: Stage Crew 3: Conservation Club 3. Hard , another spaghetti bender, likes fishing, hunting, and trap- ping. He hails from Port Clinton and intends to join the service. Activities Chorus 1, THEODORE HOWARD HEFFNER April 28, 1936 Ted is a commercial stu Needless to say, surpassed by few. Hi-Y Club 1, 2, 3: Art Club 1, 2: 'Commercial Club 3: 2: Senior Play: Library Club 1, 2, 3: Haven Fax 2, 3: Blue and Gold: Cafeteria 1, 2: Senior Honor Society 3. 'ATed , a money collector, plans on entering the business field or becoming a mechanic, His favorite dish is hot tamales. On frequent trips to Scranton he greets, 'AMy little Margie. 19 Qc N fury nec lfd- ,Qv LZQAJ MQ 1 I J lo U ll, Q 1 ai LK, DORIS CAROLYN HILL Iuly 3, 1935 Nooker certainly loves her sports The type doesrft matter, just all sorts. Activities: Tenth Grade Chorus: 'G.A.A. l, 2, 37 Blue and Gold: Tri-Hi-Y 35 Art Club 3: Mixed Chorus 3. Nooker, the most ardent sports fan of the class, is always telling someone to, Go scrub a duck. She is a great one for swimming, southern fried chicken, and senior parties. IESSE C. HILL September 8, 1936 less will surely get his name I'n our basketball hall of fame. Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 33 Baseball 1, 2, 3: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3: Student Council 1. less, who occasionally calls, Hey, George, I know my German today, likes basketball, baseball, and lbilliards. His lunch tray almost always contains three or more bottles of milk. RICHARD ARLAN HILL Iune 23, 1936 Rich is an Eagle Scout You will never see him pout. Activities: Tenth Grade Chorus: Mixed Chorus 2, 3: F.F.A. 2, 3: Speedball 2: Blue and Gold. Rich, who never seems to be in school, likes apple pie, photo- graphy, and swimming. He is often heard to exclaim, Oh, fiddle- sticks . PATRICIA ANN IAMES December29, 1935 You can hear hier yell, Mrs, Ross, I'm herel She'Il never be on time we fear. Activities: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Haven Fax 2, 3: Girls' Chorus 2: Com- mercial Club 3g Tri-Hi-Y 3. Pat, who usually mutters, Yeah, how about that? is often seen driving a green Hornet. She is very fond of cheeseburgers, skating, and dancing. Nursing is her choice of vocation. DAVID RAYMOND KANTNER December 31, 1936 Ah! What a bashful boy is he But quite good looking, you can see. Activities: F.F.A. 1, 2, 35 Football 2, 3: Baseball 2, 35 Basketball Manager 2. Dave must be a T.V. fan, for his lfavorite expression is, Ah, Tenderleaf Tea . As a future Air Force man he should be stationed in China since Chow Mein is his preferred dish. 20 WALTER ROBERT KAPLAN Ianuary 26, 1937 Snook's the brain of the German class, We often wonder if he will pass. Activities: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3: Tenth Grade Chorus, Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Baseball 1, 2: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Conservation Club 3: Budget Col- lector 3: Gym Team 1, 2, 3: Senior Play: Student Council 3. Snook, a future architect, will golf and just wheel around in his spare time. He likes lobster tail, billiards, and German class. Often he says, Let's play so, all right? KIMBER FRANK KAUFMAN September 21, 1936 As Kim unfolds his lengthy legs We wonder whether he walks on pegs. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3: Iunior Play: Home room officer 3: Hi-Y 3: Stage Crew: Basketball manager 2: Tenth Grade Chorus: Conserv- ation Club 3: Blue and Gold: Traqk 1, 2, 3. Every morning Kim can be heard asking, Are you boys done with your German? He likes to swim and shoot pool. We hope EEZ serve Guessipi's pizza pie in the Marines because it's his favorite BETTE ANN KELLER Iune 19, 1936 Round and round and round she goes And where she stops, nobody knows. Activities: Student Council 1: Cheerleader 1, 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 3: G.A.A, 1, 2, 3: Commercial Club 3: Haven Fax 2, 3: Aquarium Club 1. Betts , a future stenographer, is always at Franks calling for a sub and a split slushy. Before telling you something, she says, This'll kill you. BARBARA IOAN KERSCHNER March 14, 1936 She talks and talks, but that is human, She likes a man, but that is woman. Activities: Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Girls' Chorus 1: Tenth Grade Chorus: Honor Society 2, 3: Student Council 2: Haven Fax 2, 3: Budget Collector 3: Cashier 1, 2, 3: Art Club 2: Tri-Hi-Y 3: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Iunior Play: Blue and Gold. When she sees something she likes, Barb says, Man, is that sharp! She can usually be found dancing, wearing Suzie's clothes and eating, specifically cheeseburgers. Her plans include furthering her education. WESLEY HAROLD KIRBY November 29, 1936 Wes, whose remarks are very funny, Is always seen in the hall with Connie. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3: Baseball 1, 2, 3: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Track 1, 2, 3: Hi-Y 2, 3: Stage Crew 1, 2, 3: Conservation Club 3: Cafeteria l. Wes, who likes to bug around in a green Dodge, is always asking, Did anyone see Connie? A future businessman, he likes steak, golf, and shooting a '22'. 21 DONNA LILLIAN KLAHR Km May 27, 1936 Donna is a jolly friend, May her happiness never end! Activities: Tenth Grade Chorus: Girls' Chorus 2: Haven Fax 2: Lib- rary Club 2: Gym Team 2: Mixed Chorus 3: Senior Play: Tri-Hi-Y 3: gognmeroial Club 3: Cheerleader 1, 2, 3: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Orchestra 1 Donna, another letter collector, always exclaims, Oh, no! when she reads questions asked in a P.O.D. test, She is fond of steak and dancing. KAREN ELAINE KOCH March 22, 1936 Karen is a friend worthwhile, She always greets you with a smile. Activities: Band 1, 2, 3: Orchestra 1, 2, 3: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Iunior Play: Teen Club: Girls' Chorus 1: Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Honor So- ciety 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 3: Haven Fax 3: Blue and Gold: Class Officer 1: Home room officer 1, 2, 3: Art Club 2, 3. Karen, who is always ready to help someone else, would like to be a nurse. When she doesn't understand something, she'll say, What's this? . She likes ice cream, drawing, and dancing. CHARLES H. KRAMER December f-1, 1936 Quite a noble boy is he And as friendly as can be. Activities: F.F.A. 1, 2, 3. Charlie, a future farmer, will raise his own potatoes to make his favorite dish, fried spuds . He enjoys hunting. When going some- where he is heard to say, Let's go, Lucifer . MERLIN GERALD KRAMER April 9, 1934 From Landinguille hails our Merl He'll always be true to a certain girl. Activities: Football 1, 2: Baseball 1, 2: Tracfk 1, 2: Basketball 2: F.F.A. 1, 2, 3: Treasurer 1, 2: Hi-Y 3, Merl, another ag. student, likes the Italian dish, pastavazool. His hobbies are hunting, fishing, and trapping. He usually asks, A'What's buzzin' cousin? NATALIE OLGA KULIKOSKY February 28, 1936 Carefree nature, happy face Of sorrow she never- has a trace. Activities: Commercial 'Club secretary 3: Tri-Hi-Y 3: Blue and Gold, Library Club 2. Toot, who will be a secretary, often states, Don't smile when you say that. She enjoys swimming, baking, and eating subs. 22 NICHOLAS WAYNE LASCALA April 23, 1936 Early to bed, early to rise Is all very well for ambitious guys. Activities: Track 1, 2, 3: Football l, 2, 3: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Iunior Play: Stage Crew 1, 2, 3: Hi-Y 2, 3: Conservation Club 3: Student Council 2, 3: Tenth Grade Chorus: Cafeteria l. Nick, who is often seen with a certain majorette, likes all sports, billiards, and eating steak. Very often you'll hear him say, I think l'll stay home from school tomorrow. SHIRLEY ANN MORTIMER May 13, 1936 Mort is always in her glory When she's with a guy named Dorie Activities: G.A.A. l, 2, 3: Tenth Grade Chorus: Safety Patrol 1, 2: Student Council l: Commercial Club 3: Tri-Hi-Y 3: Class officer 1, 2, 3: Homeroom officer 1, 2, 3: Iunior Play: Blue and Gold. Mort, who will soon be heard saying, Number please, likes farming, skating, and playing basketball. She often exclaims, Ima- gine that! BARBARA RHENDELL MOYER November 3, 1936 Moyer's tongue is seldom still If she's not talking you know she's ill. Activities: Tenth Grade Chorus: Honor Society 3: Cashier 1: Girls' Chorus 1: Iunior Play: Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Haven Fax 2, 3: Band Club 3: Tri-Hi-Y 3. Barb, who just enjoys having fun, will some day be a nurse. Her favorite foods are chicken and 'banana splits. If someone pleases her, you'll hear her say, Oh, you're a doll. EMILY ROSE NAGLE September 9, 1936 Emily, better known as For handing out homework is a gem. Activities: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Tenth Grade Chorus: Girls' Chorus 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 3: Budget Collector 3: Art Club 3: Blue and Gold. Em, a future nurse, likes to collect salt and pepper shakers. When someone tells her something she exclaims, Well, now really. LEE ANN NUEBLING Iuly 28, 1936 Leetz is like a little bird: Q She laughs like nothing you've ever heard. Adtivities: Tenth Grade Chorus: Tri-Hi-Y 3: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Blue gndd Golg0Cor?n5ercial Club 3: Girls' Chorus 2: Library Club 2: y tu ent unci . 5 Leetz, who likes riding in a blue Chevie, swimming, collecting X A ,J4 pictures, and eating subs and french fries, will someday be a secre- 1' K tary. You'l1 often hear her say, Don't be mad, lack. 23 BARBARA ANNE PAPSO Pappy likes to drive a car As a nurse she will go far. Activities: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Student Council 1, 2, 33 Cashier 2, 35 Budget Colleqtor 35 Senior Play 3g Tri-Hi-Y President 3g Haven Fax 2, 3: Honor Society 3. Pappy, who is the star of the girls' basketball team, always ex- claims, Most probably. A female hot-rod, she likes driving and roast chicken. , x ' 5 October 24, 1936 . Il 1 NANCY RAE PETRY February 28, 1938 Peachie, the youngest in our class, Is a sprightlyg jolly lass. Activities: Tenth Grade Chorus: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus 2, 35 Budget Collector 35 Blue and Gold: Tri-Hi-Y 3: Art Club 2: Honor Society 3. Peachie, another future nurse, always answers, No lie! She likes steak, hamburgers, swimming, and dancing. DORIS PAY PHILLIPS March 14, 1936 Little I amp Little I beg But I am big enough for me. Activities: Tenth Grade Chorusg Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 3. Dotsy-Dots, who enjoys dancing and 'watching T,V., is famous for her day-of-theeweek socks. You'll often hear her say, Do you know what I mean? IACK C. PHILLIPS March 7, 1934 A quiet boy to you lack may be But really he's not, it's his modesty. Activities: Art Cluibg Commercial Club. lack, a future medical man, is always saying, What's to eat? He's fond of spaghetti, swimming, painting, and reading. IAY ROBERT REBER October 19, 1936 A happy smile, a winsoime way You'll find alll these in our lay Activities: Football 1, 2: Stage Crew 33 Conservation Club 3. Iay, who is nicknamed Tail-lite enjoys driving, swimming, and skating. He is often heard saying, The Cream of the Crop. He likes subs and milk shakes. 24 SHIRLEY PATRICIA REBER Iune 16, 1936 Hiuely up - Hively down That's the way to Brommerstown. Activities: G.A.A. 25 Commercial Club 3. Pussy , who is usually seen in a Ford convertible, likes to cook and bake. When someone complains to her she'll say, 'AGod bless your bloody liver! NORMAN D. REED February 18, 1936 Norman's always in the shopg In that class he's sure on top. Activities: Baseball 1, 2, 35 Conservation Club 1, 2, 35 Stage 'Crew 1, 2, 35 Hi-Y 3. Norm, known as comedian, will some day be a carpenter. His hobbies are hunting, playing baseball, and pesting. You can be replaced, he often says to Nip. RONALD RUSSELL RHEN May 6, 1936 Ronnie is a lively chap, In P.O.D. he takes his nap. Activities: Student Council 1, 2, 35 Conservation Club 35 Library Club 3: Football 2, 35 Basketball 1, 2, 39 Baseball 1, 2, 35 Track 1, 2, 35 Hi-Y 2, 35 Chorus 15 Budget Collector 3, Bon-Bon, who is always going to Auburn, asks all the girls, How Ea doin', honey? He likes eating, golfing, sports, and driving the ontiac. DELORES IEAN ROLLAND October18, 1936 One glance she gives, and only one, But with that glance the work is done. Activities: Tenth Grade Chorusg Girls' Chorus 25 Salt and Pepper Club 25 Gym team 2, 3: Majorette 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 3: Art Club 35 F,F.A. Chapter Sweetheart 35 Iunior Playg Senior Play. Rolland, who has the shape to be a mlodel, often exclaims, God bless you! She likes driving and a certain Iunior. FRANCIS ANTON ROMANO, Il November 5, 1935 Frank is a well-known ladies' man. He'll charm the women when he can. Activities: Basketball 1, 25 Baseball Scorekeeper 25 Student Council 1, 25 Hi-Y 1, 2, 35 Track 1, 25 Conservation Club 2, 35 Senior Play, Stage Crew 1, Frank, the Romeo of the class, is a great one for sharp clothes, girls, and begging his dad for the Mercury. When asked to do some- thing strenuous, he replies, Not me, Ace, I'm built for lovin' 25 by 9 'A C Q 6 EUGEANIE MAXINE RUDY August 2, 1936 Maxie strikes the teachers dumb When she cracks her chewing gum, Activities: Tenth Grade Chorus: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Girls' Chorus 2, Tri-Hi-Y 33 Majorette 2, 35 Iunior play prompter, Senior play make up: Art Club 1, 2, 3, Max, Who consumes cheeseburgers and split slushies for lunch, enjoys twirling, sports, dancing, and flirting. She is often heard say- ing, Man, 1et's eat! We know she'll he a good nurse. DALE L. SCHAEFFER August 25, 1936 Dale is soon to be a marine But with a book, he's seldom seen. Activities: Football 1: Baseball 2, 35 Hi-Y lp Track 1, 2, 3, Tenth Grade Chorus, Dale, who likes spaghetti, hunting, fishing, and sports, often says, Hey, Dolly, come here! He would like to play pro baseball, but will be detained by Uncle Sam for a while. ROBERT H. SCHAEFFER September 2, 1936 Schaeffer is a wonderful guy On a certain girl he has his eye. Activities: Football 1, 2, 35 Basketball 1: Stag-e Crew 1, 2, 3: Cori- servation Club 3: Hi-Y 2, 35 Track 1, 2, 3. Bob, who wants to own a sporting goods store, is an ardent fisher- mlan, hunter, sportsman, and fly tier. His favorite food is steak. You'll often hear him say, That gotta go! MARIAN A. SGHEIPE Iuly 14, 1936 You ought to see her jitterbug, No kidding, she can cut a tug. Activities: Tenth Grade Chorus: Homeroom officer 1, 2, 35 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, Cheerleading 1, 2, 3: Captain 35 Girls' Chorus 2: Mixed Chorus 39 Blue and Gold: Iunior Play, Student Council 1, 2, 3: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 3, Budget Collector 3. Pinky, the captain of our cheerleaders, likes collecting things for her scrapbook, dancing, and of course, cheering. I tfhought I'd die! you hear her say, but certainly not until she's had her last milkshake. She'll 'make a good secretary. SANDRA ELAINE SELTZER Ianuary 22, 1937 Sandy's a good kid, you can bet, She surely can play that clarinet. Activities: Band 1, 2, 3: Orchestra 1, 2, 33 Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Tenth Grade Chorus: Tri-Hi-Y 33 Student Council 3, Senior Honor Society 2, 3: Haven Fax 2, 3: Blue and Goldg G.A.A. 1, 2, 39 Homeroom officer 1, 3: Senior Playg Budget Collector 3. Sandy likes spaghetti, writing letters, and sports. I just can't wait, she often says. In the near future she'll be a medical secretary, and a good one. 26 LANE DAVID SHIREY October 16, 1936 Chub has a slick red car Although it goes fast, it doesn't go far. Activities: Hi-Y 2, 3: Aquarium Club 1: Cashier 1: Conservation Club 3: Stage Crew l, 2, 3. Chub, who likes spaghetti and meatballs, enjoys fishing, golf, and photography. If you can put it off till tomorrow, don't do it today, he frequently states. He would like to be in the Armed Forces. CONSTANCE A. SHOLLENBERGER April 22, 1936 How Connie cheers for the Haven team! She makes all others speechless seem. Activities: Tenth Grade Chorus: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Commercial Club 3: Tri-Hi-Y 3: Senior Play: Blue and Gold: Haven Fax 2, 3: Homeroom officer 2, 3. Connie, who will be a secretary, is another spaghetti fiend. She likes swimming, dancing, basketball, and riding in a green Dodge. She often says, Oh, shut your mouth. FRANK MARTIN SPLEEN Iuly 15, 1936 Frank is always full of fun, He never has his German done. Activities: Football 1: Baseball 1: Basketball manager 1, 2: Band 1, 2, 3: Orchestra 1, 2, 3: Conservation Club 3: Mixed Chorus 2: Tenth Grade Chorus: Track 1. The Iig , who likes hunting, baseball, eating chicken, women, and shooting pool, would like to get into television. He often says, Let's get fixed up, Ed! WILLIAM EARL SPOTT S August 25, 1936 Bill can really blow that horn. Without his girl he's quite forlorn. Activities: Basketball l, 2, 3: Baseball 1: Homeroom officer 1, 3: Tenth Grade Chorus: Band l, 2, 3: Orchestra l, 2, 3: Track 1, 2, 3: Class President 2: Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Intra-mural soccer 2: Intra- gi1r1al3volleyball 2, 3: Hi-Y 2, 3: Student Council 2: Conservation ur . Spurtz likes going to Cressona, dancing, playing basketball and the trumpet. He would like to get into the television business and often says, Let's conjugate. His favorite food is apple dumplings. WILLIAM EDWARD SPOTTS Iune 12, 1936 A freckle-faced boy is our Ed: When he's around, it isn't dead. Activities: Football 1, 2: Baseball 1, 2: Track 1, 2, 3: Student Coun- cil 2: Iunior Play: Senior Play: Hi-Y 3: Conservation Club 3: Home- room officer I, 3: Cashier 3: Art Club 3. Ed, who will be in Navy blue, likes girls, billiards, dancing, and eating Sork dhops. If someone says something he doesn't like, -he'l1 say, on't get smart, or I'1l give you a good flop! 27 may N IW 1 o Q ..- lim, LLOYD S. STEARNS May 14, 1935 Birdie likes to play the guitar, He also drives a hot-rod car. Activities: F.F.A. 1, 2, 3. Birdie likes western mvusi-c and hot dogs, He would like to be a trucik driver. Hey, hot rod. you'l1 often hear him call. PHILIP IOHN STRAMARA September24, 1936 Phil can really make a sub. We have always called him Bub . Activities: Track 1, 2, 35 Art Club 1, 2, 33 Student Council 1, 2: Cashier 1: Hi-Y 3: Conservation Club 33 Photography Club 25 Home- room officer 1, 2: Blue and Gold. The Mad Russian likes spaghetti and all sports. He would like to get rich quick, it doesn't matter doing what. When do we eat? he often inquires. I. ROBERT TOBASH September 4, 1935 He's on Centre Avenue as a rule Trying to thumb it home from school. Activities: F.F.A. 1, 2, 39 Home room cashier 2, 3. Toby, who can be heard pleading, Coax me a little bit, will join the Armed Services. His favorite food is spaghetti and he also enjoys hunting, trapping, swimming, and golf. IOYCE LUCILLE TRUMBO Ianuary 5, 1937 A faithful worker in home ec class Is Ioyce. a quiet senior lass. Activities: Salt and Pepper Club 2, 35 President 35 Library Club 1, 2, 3: Art Club 3: Home Ec Club 1. Trumbo, who is often heard to say, l'll club you , would like to ge ay cook or iwaitress. She likes roast beef, sewing, cooking, and ancing. FRANCES CIA TURNER October 28, 1936 Dolly is always full of fun: She has a smile for everyone. Dolly, who hails from Pine View, can be heard sighing, Oh, my! A future service woman, she enjoys lobster tail, horses. and Fords. 28 i I I l u z l 5 T ELIZABETH ANN UMBENHAUR May' 31, 1936 Tall and dark: Betty's her name Drag your own net, she will exclaim. Activities: Tenth Grade Chorus: Home Ec Club 1: Salt and Pepper Club 2: Secretary 3: Library Club 1, 2, 3: Girls' Chorus 2: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 3: Mixed Chorus 3: Art Club 3. Betty, a future dietician, loves to devour spaghetti and cheese- burgers. She spends some time skating, reading, and dancing. MARY E. P, UNGER November 26, 1935 A cheerful girl we must confess, She'll find her share of happiness. Activities: Tenth Grade Chorus: G.A.A. 1. 2, 3: Salt and Pepper Club 2, 3: President 3: Home EC Club 1: Art Club 2, 3: President 3: Library Club 1, 2, 3: Girls' Chorus 2: Mixed Chorus 3: Tri-Hi-Y 3. Unger, another lobster tail fan, will be a contented housewife. Her chorus is, My man's coming in tonight . She also enjoys swimming, hoedowning, and skating. LILLIAN VIOLET VACULA March 13, 1937 Lilly, one of the Deer Lake Clan, Is always out to get her man. Activities: Tri-Hi-Y 3: G,A.A. 1, 2, 3: Library Club 1, 2: Girls' Chorus 2: Mixed Chorus 3: Tenth Grade Chorus: Art Club 3. Lil, who is heard protesting, I don't want to, will someday be an angel of mercy. She enjoys bar-b-q's, hunting, and riding in Oldsmobiles. i CARMEN A. VITELLI February 16, 1937 Doc's the captain of the football team: To a certain girl, he is a dream. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3: Stage Crew 3: Student Council 2: Base- ball 2, 3: Track 1, 2: Hi-Y 3. Doc, whose favorite food is mashed potatoes, will be a wonderful mechanic. Okay, have it your own way, he answers. His hobbies are sports, hunting, and fishing. ROBERTA KAY WANNER December 22, 1936 A friendly girl is our Bobbie , Writing poetry is her hobby. Activities: Waitress 'Club 1: Haven Fax 2, 3: Library Club 2, 3: Blue and Gold: Tri-Hi-Y 3. Bobbie, who will soon be holding patients' hands, answers all re- quests with a cheery, All righty. Her spare time is spent writing: we are indebted to her for our class poem. 29 IOAN FRANCES WEISS December 13, 1935 Ioan is always in a hurry. Bob must have her in a flurry. Activities: Tenth Grade Chorus: Girls' Chorus 2, 3: Salt and Pepper Club 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 3: Blue and Gold 3: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Cashier 1. Ioanie, another fiend for mashed potatoes, exclaims, You know it. Another future nurse, she likes tap dancing, swimming, and col- lecting nurses' booklets, HARRY WETTERSKOG Ianuary 7, 1937 Let's bug out, ou hear him say: He may be in P.Cg.D. someday. Activities: Conservation Club 2, 3: Hi-Y 3: Stage Crew 2, 3: Chorus 1: Budget 'Collector 3. Herm will soon be seen in the Air Force Blue , A shop star, he loves pizza pie, subs, and milk shakes. His hobbies are swimming, hunting, and fishing. MARGARET ANN WHALEN March 5, 1937 Peggy, the girl with the lrish eyes, Makes quite a hit with all the guys. Adtivities: Tri-Hi-Y 3: Blue and Gold 3: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Student Council 2, 3: Library Club 2, 3: officer 3: Commercial Club 3, Peggy, soon to be a secretary, enjoys eating halupkies. She fre- quently declares, Oh, well, better days ahead. An ardent sports fan, she also likes hoedowns. RICHARD I. WHYTE October 30, 1937 This is the boy with the reddest hair, He never seems to have a care. Activities: Stage Crew 1: Conservation Club 1, 2, 3: Track 1: Intra- mural Basketball 1, 2: Chorus 1. Red shouts, Boy, do I like that! A future Marine, he loves ham, milk shakes, and turkey. He enjoys golf, swimming, and skating in his spare time. NANCY CATHERINE WILLIAMS November 30, 1936 Nancy is really a pint and a half, Always ready to cut up and laugh. Activities: Library Club 2, 3: G.A,A, 1, 2, 3: Commercial Club 3: Senior Play: Tenth Grade Chorus. Nan, a future secretary, exclaims, MDig that crazy kid. She likes to devour hamburgers, play the piano, collect coins, and type. MARLIN T. ZIMMERMAN December 22, 1935 Marlie is as quiet as can be, But lots of fun, we all agree. Activities: F.F,A. 1, 2, 3: Treasurer 3: Hi-Y 3: Intermural Basketball, Speedball, Volleyball 1, 2. Marlie, who will soon join the Marines states, 'Alf you say so.' He likes to eat fruit and enjoys hunting, trapping and golf, 30 CLASS SONG GOODBYE HAVEN HIGH lTo the tune of I Believenl Now the time has come for us to say goodbye, To Haven High. Though the memories deep within our hearts may fade, They'll never die. And to all the teachers who have helped us through these passing years, Uur thanks to you. Now Goodbye, Haven High. From now on we all will go our separate ways, afar and near. All the worthy friends we made in our school days, We'll hold them dear, As we start along the great path to success, We hope to find, much happiness. So now Good-bye, Haven High. Words by-PATRICIA AuNosT BARBARA KERSCHNER ANNE CORRADO H it Class Motto: You can live without a brother, but not without a friend. Class Colors: Black and Gold Class Flower: Red Rose 31 :WAS VSV CLASS POEM The years too quickly have sped by, As high school days draw to an end, But memories will linger long, Of happy days and of each friend, With high ideals we now go forth, To try our best in all we do, And we shall always strive to take A course that will be straight and true. And as we travel on life's road, We offer up a whispered prayer, That God will safely keep and guide, Each classmate, in his tender care. We know that we will ne'er forget The joys and sorrows of these years, The carefree, happy times of youth, And sadness of our parting tears. ROBERTA WANNER CLASS HISTORY . . . It's finally here'-our Senior year. None of us will ever forget this year or our other two years spent in senior high school. Silly Sophomoresn was the tag given to us that September 1950. Our homeroom teachers Mr, Kerschner, Miss Reinhart, and Mr. Stauffer helped us through that year. We elected Barry Gordon, President: Karen Koch, Vice- President: Shirley Mortimer, Secretary: and Pat Aungst, Treasurer. Holding our first social event, The April Showers Dance , was the high light of that year. Also we chose our class rings. In September 1952 we took a name Iol1y Iuniors . Elected President was Bill Spotts: Vice-President, Bob Beckerg Secretary, Shirley Mortimer: and Treasurer, Ron Rhen. Mr. Brown became our class advisor. Miss Bausum and Mrs. Ross assisted him. The Iunior Play, Stage Struck , was enjoyed by all attending. The Christmas Dance and Iunior Prom were held in the high school gym. On September, 1953 began our Sophisticated Senior days. We elected Bob Croneberger, Presidentg Ron Rhen, Vice-President: Shirley Mortimer, Secretary: and Patsy Aungst, Treasurer. Again Mr. Brown, Mrs. Ross and Miss Bausum sponsored us. An outstanding sports page was written in the history of the Schuylkill Haven High School when a new peak was reached by winning not only the football championship, but basketball also. The Eastern Conference title was won by the football team, a fitting tribute to Coach Stau1fer's celebrating his Silver Iubilee. The basketball squad, not to be outdone, came home with the Class B District Eleven crown. Seniors were also active in Student Counptil, Band, Tri-Hi-Y, Hi-Y, Choruses, baseball, cheerleading, twirling, and EEA. The Senior Play Seventeenth Summer a romantic comedy, was a big success. We again sponsored the Christmas Dance. The never to be forgotten Washington trip with its fond memories came and went, all too soon. We, the Class of 1954, wish to thank everyone who helped make our high school career a successful one. 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Anna Ills'Km-nm-1, Judy Marinin, Marilyn Nails, Elizabeth Todd, Suzanne Ney. Virginia Ihhhins, Phyllis Iieidf-r. Swloml Row: Terry Mvll4rvo1'll, G4-orgzv Petrie. .Iusm-'ph I'f1i1vg.:4-r, Phyllis Rmvmvtsky. Sylvia Sc-hwilk, Carol Lovin-r, Miss H1-inhart, Judith IA-onnrd, Ida Kuhns, Fay Svntt, Lewis Miller, Harry Kolho. Third Row: Vriah Mille-r. David Inlunan, .lanms N111-hlillg, JllIIll'S Rvttillgn-1', Ihlvid Iiarl Mnyvr, Jiunvs Lfrwtlle-rt. Fharlt-S Nl-iillimzvr, Rin-hard RIHIOILZIIIIII, Gary Kramer. Iigavid Moyer, 1l1-m'g'4- Slum-l'ifl', 10D First Row: Carol Trmltnnln. Charlottv XVil1lom.:'i-1', Fern SiI'2lllSS4'I', Jani-t Simpson, Ruth Mar' YW-iss, Ellvn XVanner. Alnra Tnlnilas, Kathryn Turns-r, Phyllis Smith. SM-mid Row: Mr. Kvrss-lun-r. Lf-slot Sin-rry, Ruger Spotts, Clairo XVm-llrirll, Kay Slmllnnhergrvr. Dorothy Sltranuara. Gail XV:-an-r, Judith Slim-mf-r, Iiii'iHll'Il Slumlli-:ilu-rgvr, llanivl Spirits, Xviliiillll Stauifer. Third Huw: Ili:-hard Storm-r, Mlurlin Zillllllllrlllilll, Runald Zlqfll- lIlllj'k!I', Joseph Zukosky, John Sple--n, Maurie-Q lYlllilt'llil2lll0I', Ualyin XVnlfe-, Iinlwrt 'l'ruut, Iwo NYingle, XVayni- Zulick. 37 9-H First 111111: Mzlriv ll111'l1:1l't, .lu.11'1- S1'11al1-lt'1-1', A11111- Sp1'1111'Is, lS:11'11:l1'z1 l!1'11w11, 111111111 11111111-l'. 1-1'1l:l 1i11w1'11tsky, 1'.1t1'i1-in 111-1'11111:111. vil'2'i11i21 St1111111, II1-11-11 A1-111-1111111-11 51111111111 111111: Mr. ii111'1l1'1'. A11t111111y I.11s1-11111. I'I:11'l' Ibrvy. N1-111':1 Moy1'1', A1111 xit'1l2'it'. 1'11t1'i1'iz1 Smith. M:11'i1111 11111, .l11y1-11 S1-11:11-ft'1-1'. 1t11sQ1-ll S111-1'it'1'. 1111111-1-t Z1-111111. ':11'I Morris, 1 'l'l1i1'11 111111: K1111111-tI1 t'1111v1-1', 1111-11:11'1I XV11lt'1-. 1,1-xt1-I' NV:1lk1-1', t'L:1l'11111'11 111-rk. 11111111111 Zil111111-1'l11:111, ,l:l1-li 111111-1'1',1'. Irztvltl Mzlrshztll. I,:1111- lt1-1-11, 111-:111 1!111',L5v1', WilI1:1111 Smith. l1:1vi1l S1'l1i111j11'. iI11l'1111l 511111-r. 1':ll'lt1111 1 11111-1-1. 9-P First llnw: I1'1-1'11 131-1'111111is1-1, ilvtty A1111 liitxlvr, .I1-1111 Smith, 1':11'111 Y111l1-1', 11111111 l'i1-1'1'1'. lilllil 11111111-l', 111111111 1-1'i1t'. 1111111 1'11l'1'm'11, .I11y11- St'il11'411il. S1-1-111111 Itmv: Mr. 1'111'1-1-11, Sylvia t'1'11111-111-1'u'1-1'. Nunvy S1-11111-, Ii111'11t11y 1':1I1111-1'. 11111-1y11 111111. 111111111 1?1111t'111. X1111 XI111'i1-11111t'1-lt1-1'. M:u'li11 131-rgt-1'. '1'11i1'11 111111: 1111111-1-1 1Jl11x1-1'. 1,1-1111:11'11 11111-k111'. 11-11 K1111111111-S, Mzl1'Ii11 111-111-1'. 111111111 l'x1'1'ii2', 111111-rt 1111121-1' l 11-ry 111111is1111. 'l'111111uzls A1'1-1111z1111. .l:11111s li1111:l111l. 11111111 15.1111-1', 1111111-1't 111111111-llsln-1-li, 1'i1:11'l11s 3111y111'. V 9 R First 111111: S111-llvy '1'1'111111+11, 1111111 H2111 1t11s1-, M:11'y.l:1111- 111-1111-13 N11111'y 11111111111-1. N:1111'y S11111'1-:'. S9111-5. i 11 1 11 N1I1xx1'u-'t. il rin .I1-:111 Mitvllvll, .l:l11i1-1- Y111I111'. li:ltl111-1'11 1'11s1-5'- , S1-11111111 lmw: Mr. 1i111':1I1:111ul1. 11111'111 1111111111-, A111111 111-t1'111-1: Nillltj' 311-11111111-. 111:11lvs 111111-1-, 11111111-1w 11111111' 1111111- Starr. Rl111'ily11 S1-11:11-I't'1'1', XVz1.1'111- 111-1':'1-1: I l 'l'11i1'1l Iluw: II1-Y111-1't 111-NYitt, XVi1l11l1' I'11tts, I 1'z1111-is H11pp1'1't, Stn-wart Xz1:1'11-. .X1'11-2111 132111514 .lzlvk 11:1t'I'z1 X1t11111' 111-1'1:11. l'I1Iw111'1l Si1111111f1111i11:1f1'. XVi11i:1111 K1-111-1'. A111111 l'I111I'l'i1'11. Xvilyllt' l11'w:ll1l. NValyl11' 1 :11'1'. 1'll:l1'l1-Q 111-11111-1't. 141-1111:11'1I 1'11g:1-1', 1i:11'y St1':1l1s11. 9-U I i1'wt 121111: 1t11s:1Ii1- S1-11111111-1'. Ilnris A1111111s. .I11s1-tl1- 1C11111111ks, M:11'iIy11 1':111s11, Kny 1511411-1, I1'11111- K1':1t't. 1D11I111'1-s 1x1-rs1f11111-1'. M:11'i1111 11':111st. Lois 1K1'11w11. S1-1'1rl11l How: Mr, 1'11:'1-1', J11111- I111l1l11:1l1, Sl1:11'1111 K1'11is111-1'. .lll11y S1'1111l1, N:1111'v 111111111-1', I '1111'111111- I 1111s1- .I11:111 1 . l1t1111is. 11111-1n11'11 1111-i1111l11is, i2Il1'il'iil 111'11v1-1'. .l11:111 1l11w1f1l, 1z1l'1'is 1i11s1-1'. I ,11111'11 Huw: .111l111 1:11111-1'1. Iizlrry lx1'i11l'l', 1111-1111 S1'1111111:11'k1-1'. 1111111-rt iiiliI', NVi1li:1111 ii1'1'ilt'l'. 1,1-111111111 Smith 111111111-s 1i1111i1Al1, Jz111111s Mi1111i11l1, 1111111111 ,xil'SSf'l', JZIIIICS 4111131-rt. V 8-B First Row: Nan:-y Henry, Nan:-y Holton, Shirley tlradwell, Barlulra YValla4-e, Judith Brown, Suzanne Coover, Barbara XVoomert, Sandra Suylor, Maria Nagle, Adele Miller, Seeond Row: .loan May, Molly Moore, Sandra Brown, Mary Alive Umlmenhauer, Joyce Voydik, Miss Brown, Bonnie Jean Martz, llarhara Reber, Judith Elbert, Sue Ann XVilkins, Nancy Stiles. Third Row: Ric-hard Moyer, Harry Krall, Rollin Naus, Keith llIUl'ti2lYl, Th0mfW SMD , Dilll' CTPSSWPIL Robert lioyer. XVilliam Neuhling, Clayton Iiashore, Harold Fryer, Wayne lieiehert. l-'ourth Row: Paul Iilankenhorn, Paul Ztnuida, Fred Smith, Robert linlzofsky, .Tallies Spotts, Earl Stoyer ll. XVilliam Stulvrieh, Robert llitzler. 8 K First Row: Naney Moyer, Norma Nardell, Cer-elia Reed, Faye Kremer, Pearl Monyara, Mary Donton, Joan Honyara, Marilyn Loy. Ann Matthews. Carol Fritz. Seeond Row: Daniel Schaeffer, Shirley Foose, Marilyn Faust, RKIHQIILHYQ' Leininger, Dolores Riegzel, Mrs. WVagner. Susan Reider. Patrieia Vl'in,fzle, Margaret Bair, Annie Moyer, .Ioan Petrie, Harvey Smith. Third Row: Gerald Parnell, Donald Drumheller, Robert Sayre, Leon Schweigert, Terry lleXVald, XVilliam XVeiss, James Trenoskie, liruee Costenhader, E'dward llerminger, Kermit Hnlfman, Robert Stump. Fourth Row: Ili:-hard XVheelen, Richard Heffner, John Neyer. Edward Foulk, Ray NValker, Ilarton Biever, Joseph Metlorern. 8-H First Row: Carol Bolton, Mary Saylor, Lois Croneherger, Regina Reiner, Linda Tobias, Beverly NVanner, Mary Miller, Darlene Krebs, Betty Brown, Sally Vmlmenlniuer, Eileen tlootl. Set-ond Row: Mr. Herkman, Kenneth Krammes, Rosemary Sterner, Kathryn Killian, Emilee XValters, Esther Hill. Carolene l enst.ermaerer, Jean Honyara, Iietty Kantner, Susan llainley, Mary Jane Goals, Frank Gibson. Allxert Brensinger. Third Row: Ronald Brommer, George Nvhoelen, Barry Lutz, lliehard Reinert. Simon Kaslingo, Ronald XVise, Harold Frederick, Kenneth Jaeohy, Charles Reber, Allen Reiehert, Edward Frederiek, Stephen Henry, Leroy Zuliek, George Lnckenhill. i 1 4 1 l l 39 7-L First Row: .lnnm-I I21-xllwilmgrw. Kay Ann Hrs:-lmwilnlt. Fay Zilnnn-rnmn. l:ill'lHH'il Uv:-rs IR-nnv Iinnk , , . PI Nhll'll'j' Ilvilll. Avlc-nl' Ihllu-nznlln. Sslnlirzl I's-slr:-0, ,lluly I'l1rls-l'lmI'l'l1-l', Lois IH-nk, H4-tty Ilnntnn. S1-vmnl Huw: 1,1-vi lrnntun, Ruhr-rt Uorlvy, Ray lh-1'1:vl'. lm1lg:l:ls Hil4l--hrannl. l'2ll'1Il l4'1'4-In-In, Anne Knn-1-hi, Miss L1-ssig. Ann lryimg. lillgwle- Yuydik, Itnhm-rl Iinrtlvtl, K+-nnl-th Rin-n, l':1l'l Nh-ng'lv, 'I'hir1l Huw: 'l't'I'l'j' lie-Insixlgw-1'. l'lnlrl--s lironnnn. Huy Kl'Il1llllIl'S. .lnnn-s Millvr. llrnnkw Pe-nsyl. Iizlynnunml Kz14ling'u, 'Flnunms ll:-ffm-V, Rulu-l't S114-rii'l', lltlllilld llrn-ss. .Inn Svlmzu-l'I'4-x', l'l1nl'lvs Ke-Im-r, Szunllvl Krinc-r, ,lnmqx Nuns. 7-H First Row: .lalnn-I Ile-ltimgvr. M1-lval I'vt1'i4-, .Ioan 'l'1n'n1-r, UI'ill'4' Ilzllllu-lusln-1-k Nuns-x' llilf- H - ln: I lu lln tn llzlinlvy. I':lIrivin Znjiwk. liliznlwth I':1l1n4-r, Ann Imniso Blrmrw-, I Sn-mini Huw: Franklin F4-Ity. Curl l4'v,u1-r. 'FIIUIIIIIS Un-rly. IlUllIlil11'l' Iln-inhzu-h, Shirh-y R1-Its-1'. Mr. Hnnuznvl lirnvv In-ml, .lunw-1 Irie-tri:-ln. Hnrrim-t liruwn. .lnnn-s Hilnwrsllitz. Ilnwnrml Hnrigg, 'I'ln-n4lrrrv Muvur, llnrnl Huw' lows-pll IM-wnld Yautlmn Ilviln Fury innwnx tiny lhllx Innix Xnlulnunl . . . , A . . - I' . :',' J 1-', ,- ' ' , cl' 'z 1. .IuhnSIntxn1:n lli1-lmrel l'il1n-un-1', K1-nnw-th l'IlIlH'llIlilll4'I', lla-nry Snydx-r. Vinw-nl Wisnm-r. Lynn lmlton, Nrlson 1.1-ssig. 7-R l il'wI How: Ann Sc-l1lnn:lm-he-r, lf'1-rn Mfmhl, llc-yn-Vly S1-kvllivk, Snndral XVinIm-rs. Slnrlolisl SUI:-4-n, 1'n1'o1yn l:illlSlllll. I,inn1lr-1lm- xV0llI'i4'll. Iinrlmrn Rnlvismn, Ilan-balrn Ihn1l1lnvr, .Inyw-v l4':n'I.-y. Sn-vmuul Ilmm: lin-Inn-ll: Allsitx. llnle- Shine-, Kara-11 .loin-S, Ruth liillinn. Miss llu4lu'4-rs. .le-nn I:l2lIlk0llh4lI'!l, Iflnnnn Ile-1-rl. Imrin Iluxlivkx-r, 1.1-rny Ililzm-V, lhnwl liuw: Iuzlrl Nhmgle-. lu-nl Naylor. In-nnix li1-ntins, Nm-lson li'm'kL-1'I. linu-nl ' 1' ', A ' - -- if -- 1 1 Iwnl ny Nllllnn Iielu. l nu Ian-why. Iinlu-rt Ixllllnn, Illi'llZll'1l I.in4h1l', K'll2lI'Il'N Sr'l1:1vI'I'4-V, J?lllll'S Nvilliilllwilll. lit'I'lllZlIl Mnyvr. Imnim-1 Irvin: 40 nm Q X? 1 V My 5 5 4 I' gfk I X! !:QX 1 I X W is X 9 I EU' 3? Drum Maiorettes Delores Rolland, Theresa Vitelli, lane Fegley, Shirley Ney, Patsy Cooper, Suzanne Berger, Maxine Rudy. HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA First Row: Karen Koch, Donna Klahr, Lois Deibert, Daniel Schaeffer, Barbara Kremer, Mary Eleanor Schaeffer, Sandra Bair, Sandra Seltzer. Second Rofwz Carol Troutman, Barbara Felker, Sandra Keener, Calvin Woilfe, Robert Dinger, Iohn Ralfa, Terry Dewald, Lewis Miller, William Earl Spotts, George Gaydos, Patsy Aungst, Frank Spleen, lack Croneberger. Third Row: Mr. Unger, Iane Fegley. High School Band Kneeling: Maxine Rudy, lane Fegley, Shirley Ney, Delores Rolland, Patsy Cooper, Theresa Vitelli, Suzanne Berger. First Row: Ann Matthews, Barbara Kremer Helen I-larner, Ronald Wise, Kenneth lacoby Iohn Stutzman, Terry Dewald, Lois Deak, Carol Yoder, Gloria lean Mitchell, Nancy Hummell Second Row: Stewart Nagle, Barry Lutz, Richard Heffner, Donald Drumheller, David Marshall, Doris Schumacher, Kenneth Geary, Edward Foulk, Robert Dinger, lohn Raffa. Third Row: Marlin Reber, ludith Breininger, Kay Shollenberger, Sandra Bair, lane Ban- ning. Fred Deak, Karen Koch, Marjorie Reed, Claire Wenrich, David Schimpf, Robert Bartlett. Fourth Row: lohn Cro-neberger, Lewis Miller, Nedra Moyer, David Gerber, lohn Rauenf Zahn, Frank Spleen, Sandra Seltzer, Mary Eleanor Schaeffer, Patsy Aungst, Daniel Schaeffer. Fifth Row: Wzlyne Boussum, Lester Sherry, Charles Moyer, Gary Strause, Mr. Unger. ludith Shoener, George Gaydos, Carlton Gilbert, Rodger Spotts. 43 Commercial Club First Row: Natalie Kulikos- ky, Donna Klalhr, Sylvia Cross- ley, Shirley Reber, Second Row: lack Phillips, Bette Ann Keller, Connie Shol- lenberger, Patsy Cooper, Mr. Imlboden, Patsy Iames, Mabel Fidler, lane Carey, Patrick Becker. Third Row: Shirley Mortim- er, Shirley Bensinger, Lee Ann Nuebling, Margaret Whalen, Alice Davis, Betty Blakeslee. Budget Collectors Mr. Kerschner, Lois Deibert, Marian Scheipe, Barbara Papso, Barbara Kerschner, Robert Croneberger, Nancy Petry, Sandra Seltzer, Suzanne Berger, Ann Corrado, Rose Ann Fen- stermacher, Emily Nagle, Patsy Aungst, George Fisher, Dale Freed, Ioseph Colitz, Walter Kaplan, Harry Wetterskotg, Robert Becker, Ronald Rhen, Barry Gordon. Ri - is Ju . t,rqf, -1,1 .at T9 ,Q X 4QI-8400 'fx 52 X 'J ' K7 l NR V x54 A Fjfi-DX-f rf' U Q! x J cj: Sgglvv-f Q' iw ,frsm-' so' eva- 6,3 if V510 QQ-1 ,fglrlo X JO ef' as F79 f 9,5 X. av Wi-C1 -f ei -J sf 3vXX ,.1+jYy559NfQl5'M,a5O . H CQ ? ' ,Q 37 . V ,x ,-,J o 0 C' A pr U fx -- W, r e C, Conservation Club lohn I-lardinger. Harry Wetterskog, Richard White, Robert Schaeffer, Wm. Earl Spotts, Marvin Berger, Iere Yost, Mr. Kerschner, Rob- ert Dietrich, Robert Meck, Iames Sherer, Frank Spleen, Lane Shirey, lohn Rauenzahn, Kenneth Herb, Bruce Hainley, Robert Keller, Wayne Geary, Francis Romano, Ronald Rhen, lay Reber, Wesley Kirby, Charles Erdman, Wm. Edward Spotts, Philip Stramara, Walter Kap- lan, Kimber Kaufman, Norman Reed, Nicholas Lascala. nk, 1 if Salt 8g Pepper Club A, - First Row: Beverly Dries- gv bach, Betty Blakeslee, Mary Unger, Miss Lutz, Elizabeth Umbenhauer, Ioan Weiss, Ioyce Trumbo. Second Row: Patricia Grov- er, Iudith Raudenbush, Ioan Farley, Ioan Kraft, Dorothy Kantner, Gwendolyn Coover, Marilyn Naus, lanice Yoder, Irene Kraft, Virginia Robbins. Third Row: Christine Coller, Ioann Krammes, Margaret Ger- hart, Shirley Reed, Kathryn Blakenhorn, Barbara Werner, Patricia Thomas, Roberta Brei- ner, Doris Adams, Delphine Dierwechter. A ll I 4... Q First Huw: SIIZIIIIIIU Ne-y, ihvvmlolyyi Coon-i'. .Indy Mririnin. Fern SIl'ElllSM'I'. lflllm-n XVnnnvr, Ilumtliy li5lllUlE'1', Miss Slim-in-r. Marilyn Nuns. Iisilllryn ilreine-r. Juni-t Simpson, lilizzllu-tli 'l'ml1l, Shirlm-y Itnpp. .Indy lf7llUlf'IlllllSll, S4-vmul Huw: Mary llnfvr. Carol 'l'runt1nz1n, Virginia Rnhlyins, Murion Iinl-hl4-r. Mnry Ualllllm-. linrlmnl l n-llwr'. .limo I s-g'l4-y, Alorzl Tolmins, Yiulvl lim-li, I'l1yllis liviwlvr. llzlrlmral Sinn-y. IJ1-lphima llim-l'wor-litvr. Imrutliy Sll'Zllll2ll'1l. vm-.1 ,. v. vw . . :nl Row. Tfltrn 1.1 llmnms, Ihyllis Smith, .Inns-1 llzxsllmw-4 .Imln NVQ-iss. Pllixzxln-ll: Slmllviiln-rg:-r, Gail VW-alwr, 4Ql1n'i:l Iiultun, Snmlrzi liz-w-1:1-r. ltnln-l't:1 llrvinvr. llzlil llntflurf, l lur4-m-1- Kr--las, Marian Iloivln-1't. l'l0Ill'fll Row: lmis Hz't'l'nrr, Iimily Nzlyrlv, F1-rn .luy tins:-llwimlt. .lnrly I.:-nnnrrl. Mnry H4-rise-r. 5liI!'L1'Jll'11f Kllliilll, -lliilllll Kl'Zlllllll1lS. Fzlrul 1.1-vin-i', tiny Anile-r' H. lfzly S:-nrt, Pllyllix Rum'c'otsliy'. f W L: ' v J,! Q f , Mixed Chorus First Iinw: Kurs-n Knvll. Xlilflilll Srln-ipv, linrlrzlrn lln!wl1'l'. Lillian Yalvllln, .llvilll Kr:1l'1, llzlrluz1l'2l lim-ll1vl'. Mrs, Kllnsnmn. Hayle- llnrnvr, Doris Swlilxilislvlic-i'. lnxiv Il:-ilwrt. Marilyn N1-y. lionnzl lilnllr, Xlili'-lill'l1-' livvml. Sn-4-unrl Item: .luhn Splvf-n. .lnmly l1l'c-iliil1g'1'l', Nilllvj' lim-hz-r, l'm1n'v Slmlln-xiln-l':.Lv1'. . Slllillllll' lil-rm-r. .Xlnm l'rmn-ln-i'p:e-r, t'unniu Nvy, Slnirls-y Ill-inlnlvh. Ann t'1n'x'zuln. lulsy Collin-i', llill'lHll'Zl lim-l'svliln-it Nnnvy I'--try, Salmlrn Sn-lim-r, Sylvian l'rnsslm'y. Doris llill. .lane If'vg'lvy', RlZllll'll'4' lvlIllll'llllllll0l'. Thirml Huw: .Innu-S Sin-re-r. Itolwrl t'r'n1niln-i'2'+-r, Hnull llolu-. In-wis Millvr, llnvifl llillllllilll, lflizalwtll lvIlllN'!lll5llll'I'. Mary I-Ilvnnor S1-lm:-li'vr. I':1tsy Anncst. liusrnnli Ifvn- stm- lnzl1-ln-1'. l!z1rlvau'n Muym-1'. llzlry l'ng4-r, Calvin XYulf1-, .Invk 1'l'mnlwl':n-l'. liivllzlrwl llill, , , lark Itaun-imllln. linh-rt Mn-1-lc. Ituss lirl-nu r. lfmwtlu Huw: .Innws Fritz. Dun llI'UlIUllt'l',2l'l'. ltulu-rl lim-lu-l', In-sts-r Sin-rry, limlnn-y lllllwrk, 4ivni'g'1- tlzlyllos, xvllllillll Sl2lllfl'l'l', Ilrnl-v Ilninlr-y. Walt--r Killllllll, Williunl Spotts. 46 I . o ' 1 x 4 . . x Girls Choru me 5 mf 'K i ' i 0 A A ..VAV, ,,.. A M Q Q W ., K 0? 3 V Y I I ,O wh! gf 3 2 5 H2422 'iigigi 3 5 iv A 'iff' ' W' ww ,ggi as 22,5 2 4' fy W , ' ' My Q 5, Qi, M 3 Hi - Y Club First Huw: NV:-sh-y Kirby, f'ilill'l1'S I':l'4ilIlillI. linh-1'r S4'iI2ll'iTl'l', Phillip Svlwilw. Hurry We-ttvrslmgg Aquarium S1-:ite-il: Carol Runklv, Dv- i 5 M 1 lun-s K1-rsvllm-r, I.imm1h-llu NVQ-nrivh. Nlzlrivtlai Spin-vu. Sumlrzl XVint4-rs. Siilildillifi Mr. Rornlimlxgii. Gr-4vl'g'v Shvl'iTT. Uulvin NV0lf4-, IC2ll'l Sluym-r l'l. Stuart Nnerle- .Iuhu llllliril, XYzlll:u-sl Iluvis. .Izxvk Ilzllls-uzzlhll. NV:lynv th-nry, Mvrlill li1':1m1'I'. lim-m'g'v lfislu-r. lmm- Shivvy. S4-mmf! Row: Iluln-rt Ibii-trivh, 1'z1I'nu-11 Vitvlli. 'l'lln-mluro iI1'i'l'Yl4'l'. XVIII 101- Iinphln, Ilugh Ilnlu-, Mr. l'u1Im1l1-li, .lalvxu-s Siu-rf-l', llzlrry limwluln, Iiulmlil llufu-I', lhlln- I4'r1-vel, Mzlrxin livruw-l'. 'l'hir1l Iifvw: John lizllls-uuvr. lmn Fi-olivine-l'gvi-. lh'1l1-v llzlinlvy, 191-nrgv Galwlns, .Inw vh l'uli1z. lulw- 1 I it Mm-la. l4'r:1m-is HUIIIIIIIH. llulv Svluu-ti'v1', Iiulu-rt lIr:tTm:1n, Phillip Sil'IlIII2lI'il, Iv-mu-th Ili-rin Fullrlll Huw: Jessi- Hill. Killllwr Iislllfmalll, Nivhnlzls l,:1sv:ll:1, XViIIi:1m Iizlrl Spotts. Ruin-rt ih-vlu-l'. Niwnmn lim-xl. Willium l-Iilwzml Spnttw. ltmmld llln-n, Saunuvl VZIIISI. 5 1. My Senior Tri-Hi-Y First liuw: liviiv lllulu-Sli-v, liillialll Ynwillal, Iiuln-rlai XVxlilm-r. Nnlwy XVillinms, Doris Phillips BI:u'::u':-I Wlmlr-il. Slll4l'lE'Y ll:-nsinun-r. Msiriam S4'll1'llYl', Im- Ann Nuelrlinu, Iimiml lilzihr. S4-1-mul ltmv: .lzmv Curvy, Nilfillll' liulikusky, lh-till .Kim Iii-llvr. Anus- l'm'r:ulu. Nnnvy l'm-ivy. lim' lmrzl I'u1Nu, Bliss lluiisliili. Luis In-ilu-i't. lizlrvn lirufll, l':1ii'i1-izi Umln-i', llzxrlmrzl K1-i'sw'lnlr-I', Slllilllllt 114-raw-r, l'ui1sI:il1r'v Slmlls-nln-I':'4'l', Sylvia 1'i'ossl--5-A Saimlrn S4-lim-r, .loam W4-iss. Maxim- Iiunly. , l l PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB bln-:ill-cl: .lmm l1':1rl4-x'. V1-rn .luy 111-we-lluimll, Slllillllli' N1-y. ll5ll'l'X liullu-. SlllI'll'y Ili-1-41, llizim- Starr. Szimlrn li'-1-in-r, Stuuwlinu: liivlxzirwl Storm-l'. XV:lym- l'lllI'l', llwlwalrwl Simniimlingw-l', Nzlnvy Slim-in-r. Mr, lim':ulv:1l1u'lu. l:Ill'l!ill'2l llullli-V. William Im-lil-1', Nm-ll lmlzin. l'l1zurlos A1031-1'. 'l'lxir1l llmv: l-Ilizzllwtli I'i1ilwl1llilli1-l', IP:-lows Ihvllsllul. ll2ll'lHll'il Moy:-V. Mziry l'i1g'0l', lC'mily Nslglv, linac-:lun lfn-lists-rmaivlli-i'. lmrix llill. ,Xml 1'1'niu-In-17:1-i', l':1Ix'i4-in .Xl1n:1'sl, l':1Il'i1'i:i .l:ll1ws, 1':1I'uls- lid-mlnimli. , Ist and 2nd Semester Student Council STUDENT COUNCIL- FIRST SEMESTER First Row: Bnrlmra Pupso. Suzannr- Nl-y. Margaret XVluilen, Guylo H2lfllf'l', Helen Hziruvr, Naiuvy Slim-lu-1', Eliznlsetli Todd, Marian Scheipe, Gail Butdorf. Ser-und Row: Mr. Young, Thomas Archlmld, Rulzert Custnnzo, John Ilaueuzahn, 'I'il0lIltlS Fislv-1', Patricia Grnvn-r. Hubert Crom-l.e-rp:l-r, Sillldffl Sc-ltze-l', Hugh Ilukr-, lizirry 4i1n'lln-n, Stn-ve Zvursky, xviliiillll Ilrvher, Miss 1:2lllNlllll. Third Row: Nic-holas Lllsvzllu, Kenneth Hi-rb, Dull- Frnoll, Marvin lie-11:4-r, Philip Svlleilm, Leo XVing'lv, VVuyne Geary, Marlin Berger, Don l'i'ol1oM-'rgi-r, Rnnzlld Rh:-n, Xviiiiillll Stalltfl-1'. STUDENT COUNCIL-SECOND SEMESTER First Row: Lune Ref-d, Marian S:-heipc, Norma Nnrrloll, llvvorly Sl-kellil-k. Barbara Ku-iuer, Helen Humor Jflilll Furla-'y, Shirley Ney, June-t Renningrer, Iinrlmm Sluiey. Tholnus Uverly. Se-mm! Row: Junu-is R0iii1H.Z0l', Drmnn Iiillilf, Ilnrlmi-an Fvlkvr, Mary June Guns. Snmlra Seltzer. Miss Bausum Q ' ri 'f l ' w ' v ' - ' ' lllltlllllt' 1-rgsr, karen Ixmh, lung Silfliil-'llill'Ij.fl-'!', Dorothy IXlli1?l'Il, Bi2lllI'll'E IiIIlbBl1iltlllPI', Mr. Young. 'I'hi1'd Row: Kiinhvr Kllllxllltlll. Philip Sil'tllll1ll'2l Russell Huke, Dale l 'l'l'l'd, Hulbert Glaser, Paul Znxuidu Itolwrt Cronvbe-rp:ei', George Galylins, Jnhn Iilll'kilZll'liT, lil'll1'9 Huinley, NVuynl- Ii9i'1:9l'. ima-I i lltmlddi Lum! naman Library and Art Club LIBRARY CLUB 'llzlhlc-2 Ilnrnlhy Kzlnlnvr, Hwn-Iululyn l'nm'n-1', Sylvia Crussluy, .hum l'z1I'n-y. Luis IN-ilu-rt, Shirley llvllsinggor, Num-y XVilliauus. AI IM-sk: Huy Alnln-rsnnl. Rlill'LZ2ll'l'l Xvlllllvll. Sm-mul Row: liurlvzlrn Muy4-r, Hnil Iizmlorf. Mary I'ug'1-r, liliznln-Ill l'llllN'llll2llll'l', Cammlm- IM-alllnuml. Nnrnm tlvrlw-V, lilizulzn-Ill Slmlls-ulu-rgvlz .loyc-4''l'1'1lmlru, liuln-l'In XVZIIIIIPF, Ylnlvt lirwll, .llltlith Sll0l'lll'1', Calvin NVnlI'++. liulph Fa-1'ti,u. Tlxirfl Huw: 'l'lwmlm-4- H4-iTnn-r, lhumlll Iihmfn, Miss lim-cl, .lame-l lialslmrw-. if' X X A xl Xb' ' S, M36 l NXY - x w 'XL I NG ART CLUB AA' -rv . fl A - ll First Huw: .Imu-t lizlslmrv, Mnrilyn Nm-y, Violvl Kuvlu, Pansy 'l'lumms, Muriun l5lll'lll4'I'. .Juym 'I'rumlvo, NX-F M, Q, ' L' l'1-ve-1-ly Im-islmm-lx, Suzzulnu N1-y. Lillian Ylll'lll2l, linrn-n lim-11. 3 XJ, K ' is X 'K X, 42- fx' Sm-vuml Row: XVillinm I'lllXVIll'll Slmfls. Guy Amlm-rsun, .lmlitll l.l10llllI'4l, l'ntln-rinv lglillllil'llllUl'll. M:n'gnrot ,XL . . . RSX 3 Killizun. .Iunu-s Nuo-lwlingf, .hum-s ltollzuul. lluln-rl Iblnuw-r, 'l'hmm1s Arwllhzllzl. Ralph Fvrtlgz. Phyllis Smith. Shirls-y J .GV lin-1-4l. hln liuhns. .lmlith Sll4!t'll01'. Mr. I'ursn-l. , N IV, FL' V' ff Lgxj 'l'hil'1l Row: l'llilliI1 ST:u'lu:lrzl. l5ilI'lIill'll Muyvr, Maury l'n::1-V, l'nr1rl1- lim-zulllumt. 174-lon-s lfllllllllll. Muxilw L' xi' . llmly, Luis H4'll'Il4'l'. l52ll'l'IV flHSll'lIll2l1lQ'I'. Marlin Itvln-r, Imvirl ll+'I'lN-'l'. .Inlm liuvh, I'l1yllis llllNYC'lllSliy, Emily ' 1 - to Rum- Nzlull-, Doris llill. .Immun Krallnmvs. lilizsllwtll I'n1in-nllzlllr-1', XYzlyno IQUIISSIIIII. N , 'x 'lxfd X U' M' lb X3-7 r, W. H 51 Cashiers First Row: SIlllllI'2l llruwll, Czlrrll l l'ellm'll, .Xllll ifllI'1'ili, Alllll-' ltzlllrlm-llllllsll, Iiilj' Sllllll0lllN'I'g'll1', fhlil 1i:li1l0l'f. Patsy Uuopq-r. lullisl- Mllon-, Nilllfj' Ililvlll-l'. Iialrlnll-al Iiyl-rs. NEIIIFX H4-lll'y, Mary Third Rnw: Tllulllzls I4'isll1'l', R1lllvl't llzllllwllspvrli, Ilzlvill lil-l'llf-r, Slim' I'lllllullllallll-l'. AIiII'i2lll Hill, Silllllfil Kl't'llf'l'. 1Iill'llj'll Fzlust. iiall'll:n':l lil I'Sl'lllIl'I', SIIZZIIIIIP l!el'g'vl', Ii1l1'iPill'il Pill!- Ss-l-mlll Row: f'l:lil'4- NVl'll1ll'il'il. Nallll-y lh-Iwr, Xlklfilyll Nz-y. sw, .lullll Iizlifal, Jzllllf-s lil-ttillgxm-I', KOllll1'fIl Hman-l', lVillizllll 1 2'2lI'l illrislilll- f'1lllE'l', Tllollllls UV1'l'ij'. .lzllllm-s Mills-r, 'l'1-l'ry llvwlllll, .lluly Sglults. Ifirxt Huw: II:ll'ry XV1-ttl-lwlwgp 'l'llolll:ls Fislw-r, Rulwrt 1 -stalllxn. 'Fllirml Huw: Mr, Fislln-l'. Nil-llwllzls Lzlsn-alll. WW-sll-y Kirby, Koll- f'ill'Ill4'Il Vin-lli, Ruhx-l'I Sl'll2l1'iTl'l',.llbilll llzlrclillgl-l', l'illlI'll'S l':I'!llll2llI. llvlll Ill-l-ll. Nnrlllslll lil-1-ll. llrllw llnillll-y, XV:lylll- 1il'5lI'f'. limlllly Iilllrl-1-li, iiI'llI'Q4' 1,K'il'l4'. Sm-mlllll Huw: Illzllwt Ilil-tl'ic'll. Russ Kr'lllr-l'. .lllsfllll l'lllll':.:4l', Nolan-l't Mc-'-k, llllarll Hrllil-, Ilzlrry llulwlull, Ilzlllm- Sllirvy, xiill'YiIl I nlll'tll Ilnw: ltulu-l't 'l'l'nllt. Ilivllllrll XVllIl'i4'. .lily Ralvlr. Rely IiEl'2l'l'. Slllll-'y. liillllll-l' lizlllflllzlll, R4lbvl't Kr-lll-l'. Ilsllv Fl'1'l-ll. 52 F. F. A. First Row: Iohn Cartieri, Rudy Fidler, Robt. Bair, William Dreher, Robert Bohrman, Robert Tobash, Marlin Zimmerman, Richard Reber, Barry Ketner, Iames Minnich, Leonard Smith. Second Row: Barry Strauch, Charles Faust, Parris Koser, Richard Hill, Donald Herb, Gerald Sell, Steve Zvorsky, Merlin Kramer, Robert Drey, Robert Dabashinskv, David Kantner, William Hetfner, David Moyer, Ioseph Zukoskv, Ronald Reber, Marlin Zimmerman, Mr. Frantz, Glenn Schumacher. Iohn Messer, Chas. Kubich, Melvin Gilbert. Third Row: William Achenbach, Lloyd Stearns, Bruce Reb- er, Charles Frederick, Charles Kramer. 53 Jr. Tri-Hi-Y Group l l9H - 9Pl First Row: Iean Smith, Carol Yoder, Barbara Brown, Carol Pierce, Ruth Huhler, Helen Harner, Ellen Sheriff, loyce Schaeffer. Second Row: Marian Hill, Patricia Heckman, Anne Sprowls, Ioyce Schwenk, Betty Ann Ditzler, Miss Brown, Helen Achenbach, Virginia Stump, Ella Rowcotsky, Marie Gerhart Patricia Smith. Third Row: Nedra Moyer, Sylvia Croneherger, Edna Donton, Nancy Seiple, Doro-thy Palmer, Evelyn Reed, Ann Louise Mengle, lean Schaeffer. Group 2 l9R-9Ul First Row: Nancy Schweigert, Mary lane Reider, Irene Kraft, Kay Bickel, Marilyn Papso, Iosette Euhanks, Nancy Shoener, Dolores Kerschner, Second Row: Ellamae Rose, Gloria lean Mitchell, Nancy Hummel, Kathleen Casey, Rosa- lie Schrader, Miss Brown, Ianice Yoder, Florence Foose, Doris Adams, Lois Iones, Nancy Heffner. Third Row: Dorothy Runkle, Patricia Grover, Sharon Kreisher, Dianne Starr, Barbara Dreihelbis, Gladys Bayer, loan Matonis, Nancy McGlone, Dolores Gerher, Anna Heffner. jane Lohman. 54 BUSINESS STAFF Slzunlimz: 'l'I1n-mln:-v IIvITm-r, liimlwr Ka nmn- M155 IA-gsll. Rose- .kim I'vnslm-l'nm1-Iwi' Philip Stmmzlrzn, Wuynv th-ary. S.-ntvcl: Im- Nm-hlinux Emily Xnulv. MV I inn Svlwipe-. Alun- l'nr1':u1u4 Uunniv Ln-rm-r, Shirl.-y 5101-film-l'. s Vx co-E RS AND LAY-our 129116155 I Llilllilillif lhxrharu 1' mffnn-r. Nnnvy IH-I ry, Lois Dvilwrt, - lilusor. lm-lim-r. Itoln-rin NV:u1m'r. ARTISTS. TYPISTS. AND SPORTS WRITERS Slslmliugt Pzltsy Ummln-I'. Xzltzlliv Kuliku sky, Miss Huy, .lose-ph Uulitz, Rulu-1'l l'l'unv lu-rcs-r, S1-me-rl: Mz11'L:'nI'1-I NVh:xl1-n, Karon Kmwll, Jam- t'z1r1-y. ' ntsy Allnust. Slllillllln' In-rgvr be W X40 1 'gC5c'0tc6 O aww .0 gb' C55 goof' W Qi cf' gcc, ' C 5 3965, 966 o X350 -51013 0 4900 aging' K5 5, 190 Q11 R we co Y any get SC in 'do deb' 06,w6fd,xe5'dZ00 X050 ow xaecgtsaeioxhdfs-os' Naot Cp 0600 Ytcaygof-Soi Q 'L Ke' Aicpwwol Wage? W4 'VN 0' of ' M 456066 wadvaeoo' 6 ww M G0 ,wt J 'lf' 'Q 09 w , J . OW ' pf' I .at qu' f .v,,i v 0 I i we ,,aff ' Q , M' ,ew Juv' -fi are ,af- ' . f' W' fa 1. ff ,e 1 WV Rf' 1: oi Q ' A -1 N ,i xv ' Q1 ,y. ,B ex ff. , its I mf To Miss Nellie Reinhart, our Haven Fax adviser, we extend sincere congratulations. At the convention banquet of the Columbia Scholastic Press, held in the Waldorf-Astoria in New York City. Miss Reinhart was one of 23 advisers of school newspapers and seven direc- tors of state and regional school press associations to receive the coveted gold key and certificate of recognition. Miss Reinhart has been active in journalism for 18 years. For the Columbia Scholastic Press Association she has con- ducted clinics on press work at the annual convention. Her articles have appeared in the Press Review. She has also served as a judge in press contests. How fortunate have been the Haven Fax Staff members who have profited from her training and experience! 56 The Haven Fax The Haven Fax again received a first place rating in its class of 300 students or less. This award was announced at the Columbia Schol- astic Press Conference held in New York City the weekend of March 12. First place has been awarded to the Haven Fax each year since 19410. ln 1945, 1946, and 1953 it was a HMeda- list , which meant that it was one of a few newspapers selected for exceptional merit from those receiving first place rating. EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT Mary Eleanor Schaeffer, Barbara Kerschner, lane Fegley, Miss Reinhart. FEATURE AND SPORTS DEPARTMENTS Seated: Patricia lames, Anne Corrado, Mar- ion Buehler, Barbara Kremer, Shirley Rupp, Roberta Wanner, Karen Koch. Standing: Ross Kremer, George Fisher, Gayle Harrier, Barbara Papso, Robert Croneberger, Don Croneberger. 'N v in A. , , . x,-34.114 ffcyex , 4, -I I PUT ffes I P iff . I A 1 V f -7 71,15 -rr--4-f '5' A 'L V1 . .,, Uivcwg 7,11 fbi' VW 170 .1 . .7 ,Ja 1.1, 11' lay! . r f , !- it Cry ' ,' ff ,xr- Vktg-3x'L' I ,.. NEWS DEPARTMENT Seated: Lois Deibert, Barbara Hubler, Elaine Gehrig, Patricia Thomas, Iustine Baver. Standing: Sylvia Crossley, Roseann Fenster- macher, Marion Reichert, Marjorie Reed, San- dra Seltzer, Barbara Moyer. BUSINESS AND TYPING DEPARTMENT Seated: Marion Scholl, Shirley I-leinbach, Elaine Gehrig, Marjorie Reed. Standing: Theresa Vitelli, Constance Shol- lenberger, Iounn Krammes, Theodore l-lelfner, Miss Brown, Madeline Geiger, Patricia Cooper. ALMA MATER Gilm- 1rja,man3fE1h4,aMLj44l3,13J HHH lim H 5531 5 1?4HE3i'52GE lung ugynwjwjf Hxdmw ff' T fd Qi' H M nj if gfvmfw 4 Tr? !fg33Lj4 H53j-jd 551513 ggi Q sm ' . ass, xj s wu1fQafpg ffw43 'ia A H Qs fm fi wie nn ...I-.g':., Q+f ' 9 4 u ,QNX 1' if V XGVXT Sw I ,wwe Q E s W Q V 'iq' w EQ. . V .h.mwA,, , ik N 4 rs ff fax gi If W 5. l I n H Q5 t,. fbi' Q.. A in il 'K v un:-. fr I iii M gm if 4,w,,w,.w-wwf 'uw Q M,,,.,,.wm.,.,.v. Q 4,04-diff uf'- .v,,,M X ww, AR. 4 1 i 1 'ggfi - 3 xv ,W as if 494 kfiiw D gwgggg mga wwiw y PY. 1 1,145 K K ' nn.. vawil , 4I 1qgg4 '4 ii 4 4 'fi 4' ' W 'ML 'WZ 1 . 6 Ii Wg -Y QW Vw' N1-1 stu in rl!! W bv gp... QQ XQSQ ai 'SS NSA if A ' Lx wif we-marv- M.-.., - - i K A Mummy, 'Af ASM X g 4 M 'M 1?fWi g ,tg Amw- am , K 5, af a- N '40 1 y rg, I ,, -f 6f.'.v'r gk 32? Q Q J iz mf :si ,G ix 4. 'A Pm M wg J Q 85' 'f-EW. yQMfQ J yv Q A ' W 3' , V 9' QA , J ,?: in Vg' , , ,Q i gy in EA md. --., 49 . , Q ' v Q?'?'QkwQ :fn f gvlleg. 1 , ,X is 9 Xggms:5,,,,,gw ,mb .dk Q ,f ff' 1 ...,..-ww 2 ,V ,Z D zqvwi, fmfgwf wg! QI ,www A 0 A Q. 4 v , ,vm 'ifgf . , 4 Q 25 W 'L . V. '34 agpuu' v 2 ,. E 1 mv' xx 'ws 'uw X- 'lem .aw :suave rwewete First Row: Joseph Coliiz, Carinen Vitelli, xvlllflllll Heffner, Allen Gm-c-linwalt. .Iuhn Rauenzalin. Robert Sc-Ilan-fl'i-r, Leu Wingle. S1-c-mul How: Rmlney lflllIt'4'K. Just-pl: Zulmsky. Ilngli I-luke, Wesley Kirby, .Ialnvs Reitii1g'vi', Barry tlmwluli. 1'IlillliSl'lil'llPl', Russell Huki-. Razlivrt Glaser. 'l'1uiri1 How: Mr. Hunnm-I, Ilzili- l'i's-ed. Marlin 1!er,2'i-r, Ilavici Iizimnn-r, Iiolwrt. Dim-trivh, Mr. Stauitfer. NV:lyns- l3ei'g:m-r'. .Iulin liiwklniriit. vvllllillll Stnnffc-r. Holi:-rl Ilrey, Mr. Het-kman. Fourth ltmv: Itir'li:n'11 Italim-nzalin. Nielmlns Iiasr-aiu. liinilier Kaiufnnin, Iron l'i'niieIrt-i'g1-i', H1'lI1't-' Ilaiinlvy, .lzlnri-s Slierer, Italy Shut-y. Itnbert Ili-4-lu-'i'. Iionalfl Rlien, Ibmmld llnfer. tienrgi- l'i-trio. FOOTBALL Eastern Conference Champions Coach William Stauffer celebrated his 25th year as head football coach at Schuylkill Haven High School by winning the Eastern Football Conference, the largest in the state. Schuylkill Haven finished the regular season by win' ning eight, losing one, and tying one. The team got off to a good start by beating Ashland and Minersville. In the third game they were tied by a strong Lansford team but won the next three games in a row. The team's only loss came at the hands of Muhlenberg. In this game we were handicapped by some of the starting array being sidelined by injuries. After that game the team was not to be stopped. After completing our regular season we found our team had beaten Pottsville by a few percentage points to win the Southern Division of the Eastern Conference. The acid test came when the team- met a strong Scran- ton Tech eleven. Not many sports writers expected the Hurricanes to come out on the long end of the 28 to 6 score, but they did. It was the largest margin by which any team had won the colorful playoff between the Northern and Southern Division teams of the Conference. The game was very hard foughtg the Hurricanes were outweighed by about sixteen pounds per man. Coach Bill Stauffer started the season with only ten lettermen returning from the 1952 season: there were Nick LaScala, Bob Becker, Kim Kaufman, loe Colitz, Bob Hoffman, and Ray Shuey from the line, and Bruce Hainley, Doc Vitelle, Don Hafer. and Bob Drey from the backfield. A great deal of credit goes to the two assistant coaches Harry Hummel and Leroy Heckman. Captain Carmen Vitelli with his speed, Don Hafer the power runner, Bob Drey with his passing, and Bruce Hainley filled out the starting backfield. Barry Gordon and Bob Schaeffer also played good ball for the Hurri- canes. The line which one of the local sports writers called the seven blocks of granite consisted of Nick LaScala, Kim Kaufman, Wes Kirby, loe Colitz, Hugh Hoke, Bob Becker, and Ron Rhen. Ray Shuey and Bob Hoffman saw as much action as anyone on the team. Mziny a long day was spent by Mr, Stauffer and his team on the practice field, but it paid off when Mr. Stauffer produced one of the best teams ever to come out of Schuylkill Haven High School. SCHEDULE AND SCORES SH 26 Ashland O SH 26 Minersville 6 SH 13 Lansford 13 SH 28 Cass Twp. O SH 21 St. Clair 13 SH 53 Cressona 12 SH 13 Muhlenberg 14 SH 20 Mahanoy City 0 SH 33 Gov. Mifflin 7 SH 28 Scranton Tech 6 Varsity First Row: Bruve Hninlvy, lValtl-r Kuplxln, Hugh Hoke, James Lowtlwrt, lVeslr-y Kirby, Hobs-rt Mock, Rohm-rt Ilrvy. Sevfnnl Row: Xivlmlaxs Lusmlln. Ks-nm-tl: H1-rh, Xvillilllll Slmtts, Mr. H94'klllllll, Italy Slnmy, Rmmld Hlmn, Jvsse Hill. Junior Varsity BASKETBALL Firsl Rmv: Imvinl Gvrlmer, Walynv I:0l'j.1'l-'1', .lnnu-S Itvttilxfer, Alxtlmuy 1.us1':ll:l, David S4-lmppel, Carlton flillwrt, llnlzl-rt 'l'rm1t. Sem-mul llmvz Marlin 151-rgur, Russell Hnko, ling:-r Spotts, Mr, Hu-vknmn. Ll'S1l'l' Slls-rry, Xvlllilllll Stzlllffm-!'. Curl Murris. b A ,.:,V.::, 3 ,V,V: 5 ,g. Q Y I 'V ff 5 Q W 0 irfi ,sb 3 Q Vrmwmf my A Sf-J Quik 2, I I ,.fL : Q 5 vvE:- f is xx ,:', In AL .I , gig? W 4 M Q zlly , 1' .I KL , 'Fi 'x 1 at-Q I ' 'fi . . if ' A Y ., b ' E-g Basketball The 1954 edition of the Schuylkill Haven Hurricanes basketball squad lived up to the example set by the foot- ball team. Coach Leroy Heckman led the courtmen to three championships never before won by a Schuylkill Haven club. First place in the South Schuylkill League, Shaughnessy Playoff winners, and District Eleven Cham- pionship, all fell to the Havenites. Co-captained by less Hill and Ron Rhen, the Blue and Gold squad brought four trophies back to their Alma Mater. Playing a total of 25 games, the Havenites finished with a 19-6 record. Not counting the exhibition games, the Havenites rolled up an impressive 17-3 league record, playoffs included, The starting five of the 1954 squad included five senior boys: less Hill, co-captain and center: Ron Rhen, co-captain and high scorer, Nick LaScala, rebound man and smart ball handlerg Snook Kaplan, guard and snappy playmaker: Bill Spotts, speedy forward and excellent feeding pivot: Wes Kirby, snappy guard. Other members of the 1954 squad who were instrumental in the season's victories are Hugh Hoke, Bruce Hainley, Ray Shuey, Bob Meck, Ken Herb, and Bob Drey. Because of the extended football season, the Havenites got off to a bad start, losing the first three games. Fin- ally, the Hurricanes started to roll and finished the season on top of the league. After defeating Pine Grove and Tremont, to win the Shaughnessy Playoffs, the Hur- ricanes met and outscored Fountain Hill to capture the District XI Championship. Mount Penn then overpow- ered the Havenites, to end the 1954 basketball season. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE ZFOIUFIIDPICODFP 'UTJUI 9, O 1-OU :! 1gE'gC..?UA C301 piwwm A cu E N.,-.H., 4O..'.Z1,..,-1 5-on :D :Em-in gi Fa 3Hl33l9S35'sC32i 3532333333311 H Cass Twp. 62 39 O Cressona 67 31 W A Orwigsburg 112 56 W M Minersville 81 62 VV A Hegins 70 46 W H Tremont 63 47 W O Pine Grove 86 64 W H Port Carbon 70 45 W H East Mauch Chunk 82 49 W A Cass Twp, 60 49 W O Pine Grove 61 53 W Tremont 63 47 W lb-tty Ann Kvllm-rg Top: .lane-t Sinipsnn. 3 SENIOR CHEER LEADERS JUNIOR CHEER LEADERS First Row: Sliirlm-y Rupp, Mary VGIIIIIPCQ Sf'4'0llli Huw: Ilunna First Row: Nancy Ifllfflll-'I', Nam-y Ilummr-l, Ann Sprawl, Josvttr- Klahr, Marian S1-lwiw-. Gail Ilatilurfg 'l'l1ird Huw: Connie Ney, lflulranks: Sr-voml Huw: Patsy Grnvs-r, Mary Jane Goals, Molly Ioore. Marilyn Papso. 1954 BASEBALL TEAM fr . :nam-rs: Ualvin XVnlf1-, lie-nm-Ili Fmuxw-x', liarry lin-lnor. XVil tm' li'lm livllol' Harry 420111011 lfzlplzliill. Dale Swlim-ll'v1'. Arnultl IW-:Ie-l', Farnlm 1 Nil Xltvlli, Kola-l't Ile-m'lif'1', XV1-sl:-y Iiirlry, .lm-sw Hill, lmllalsl Ha' , . . ltr-ss lirs-nu-r. Allvn llrn-4-zmwall. William il+-I'l'mfi', .lzxmz-s llvttinun-1'. 1 I H , ' , Norman lh-+-nl. llaxill liantm-r. Itulwrt Zn-rlw, ltulu-rt lbinus-r, .las-k N'i '- l '2 'l' I i Xlalwrry. Hilllall F:-lriig, .lamvs Slie-iw-i'. l,s-miami Vnuvr. I-lm-li Ilo- Unuh H Hmm Hmmml 1 1 'i1t. Allan 'lm- 'lu, .lvvlm lim-klmi-xlt. Philip Sm-Iwipv, Wayne I.: ' i' IH-x f'z1l' ,N , .Mft Foarli: I.:-my Hs-1-kman. A Zfmw' Y' A fl, L 69 Act II Seventeenth Summer Page 67 ANGIE. Gf course you will, Dad. e fKITTY comer in D R with anoiber strip of faldgqfx nerr papefaj KITTY fcrorfing ra Awona and ' , what I can do? f0pem J YAY in 'YYXKC paper dolirfj A P 676631 ANGIE. Very neat. Dfama Krr'rY. Want me to make you COULTEK Mn. Momtow. 01d newspaper? ANNE he be did yor: get it? 95090 t fbaaeing awayj. In--in ' Y MORROW fadvancirzf foward you say? g M Daddy-I didn? cut it pages! fTm'm and fzmr azz! D Q dia! after benj Poor Kitty! Whatever she ci You ready to go? D In a. minute. fMoz2er to R cj Y, Where? Upstairs. W fcfonifzg zo her-Q. I was Called to say you wanted to Tony. fQz1icf6ly.j But whatever with me. ffurpfifedj, jane said that? And all this talk about how about you riding with Tony. Did Angie? No, because I knew you'd kno thing. ' Certainly, I knew, But I dorft getting the ideamw Oh, is-t's just skip es. ii ve some news for you. Important, Good? HQHE DRA Senior Play The Senior Play, Seventeenth Summer, was presented Novem- ber 25 and 26, 1953 in the high school auditorium. Expressive of youth's heart- aches and delights, this romantic comedy was enjoyed by respon- sive audiences. eenth Summer Page 31 1 I :fly girly eye ber in .furp1'i5e. 5156 ffl . . 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The play, MStage Struck , pr unusual in plot structure, being E appeared from out of the audience Coaches for both Iunior and Edward Brown. Cast o Miss Billingsly - Karen Koch Cokie Hall - Marion Scheipe Larry Dcnn - Robot Croneberger Mr, Bob, Innitor M Kimber Kaufman Mrs. Hall - Barbara Moyer Mr. Hall - Dale Freed Lita Lews - Anne Cronebergcr if Cog 'iffy fi' 1 STAGE STRUCK 27 64,8 .- Q Q06 s edbw H rcail livf' plzivwright in the flc-sh before. Un- 019, K0 Q, C' Q , . . . ' V . i , Qf - 7 12 g j lhis is our lf-zidmg man, Victor Hayes. 706' Zi, 4? Jane A 6' Hello, Victor. uf' 23 146, fob? Jfiq ' 4,30 Pleased ta mcetlrhal ' fi,2,ffQ Jdbzaqf 46, 4 Q fire LARRY, Indicating vmg Hc's 'iw,5 my f' ,G iq, Q' M, ff of Bruce Farnum but our vfgv, 0 O QQ, 4305 ' 4. 5 , , . - f flndzuatzng the staring TEDDY 3,0 73? ff2',?!'?d2ygf ,540 flew Velma Powers, our sound effects QQ QQ QQQL 04960 ci 806.9 y A Teddy Sales. ,cf .f4e'fb,7 Zfowl 42,2 01.96. 6201, fe Glad to know you, Mr. Z. QQ! 667321 42 ,Q eff, Q, the irztroductionj 'bye 04 922, Yjgewq fo 4242 We QQ, at her watchj And now I Avfldoqi gf gozalr 6 1,3 Qqcbffvi CMozfe5 closer to BUCKY, Wap '5vQd ,f4 4e16'Q2, fe., f LIQJQ' Righty It's all right for 556, 44? lf' Q05 .rev '59, 4355! ,Q 'VQQCZJ to sit quietly and not 'Qf gf, L 0,9 42 fo 601310, 4 if reffq Oi, fo ff ' 'Se Ba QQ 75 Q: Yes'm. fBoli5 down 5, 534,95 0? fda: Q 0 ,Z 24+Z +f1g.4i o 9 his seat. Durmg QWOJJ f-f'6,g,tQ .148 10,0699 SZ, manuscript, finds , JQ, fffri-FQ fad, 60 ff, ,r VELMA, At the TQKQJQGGQQT 64?Q.f2,f 19,207 wc' 6, chair down- .00 0 Q6 efg. ery, fo Go' fo . 5, 5? 470 GQ Q72 Ot? Ge, seats himself. 'fO,?4f,g ,fd z,5Fgf0, fzqc I 9 H314 qlgfffffl u arg, 05'QQCgOf! ,f ire flat S 6 16- 1,607 0,516 like 490 014 .rf M . i v- 4 HJ Q Apavztomzmej .ff Qi fig Z. QV rr king on the Q,c4i,4Q0i-fJ5ei1fbb?J0,g,vffjf'y,,gZJf?C'g . J' t v?Q,.vg,Zvf?,b2': Q,6 dy? .ry Z' Idmg of- 2 Eu ak, ff, pf .car 2 I 451, fy-Z' 07. 'fffb Q9 ? mot asleftp. 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Jlays were Mrs. Ruth Ross and Mr. Gl'ClCfeI'S Velma Powers - Annu Corrado Ginny Dunlop - Barham Kcrschncr Teddy Sales - Barry Gordon Wzilly' - Ed Spotts Bushy Duncan - Nick Lnsciilii Esther Snow - Shirley Mortimer Victor Haines - loc Colit: wffk Q,, Q mf. :LL Q y 1 I Eg, fi M5 ck in an A N A gxgk. wwe 'V 6-Ji First Ibm: Num-y l'vtrp. Alum l'l-41114-hor-gw-r', Immun Iilnhrg Ii.A..X, Initiation: l:ZlI'lHll'El K4-1'svl1l1--l', Palm' lmvln-l': 4i..X,.X. lnilinliuu, S1-mln! lion: l'4-p nn-vt 'IH-vh 41:11:11-: 4th 2111411-, 19451 .loam W1-in, limb Nlilln-r: Imris Phillips. 'l'hil'xI lluw: l'Il:xVlva lflwlu-I'i4'li1 ll:-tty lilzllu-slmw-3 Slnirls-y 3lwI'Iinu'l': NV:1Il1-I' liallvlzln: XVillizlm Iflwlwall-nl Nmlts, I-'rank Spun-n. .lusq-ph Fulilz. + . i,. . L 311' .wm- v 1 I EZ 4-i.i--znv ,fi 3? 5 3 S 1? 3 A, f gy . . .,.,. Ms I I fvff ga Yi-gpwui ,Wg , Q ,film M-Lani' i'-HV 9 '? 5i V vi? SMA 4 W, wifi ,bf boassum 3' Schuylkill County's Newest and most modern Store for men and boys 78 I 'Y ' I 79 l Thomas M. Walleisa Complete Compliments of INTERIOR DECORATORS GEORGE LEHMAN Phone 4 Show Room 362 SOUTH CENTRE STREET POTTSVILLE, PENNA. Barber Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Success to the Class DR. J. H. WOODLAND of 1953 OPTOMETRIST 31 Parkway, Sch. Haven, Pa. PHONE 362 27 East Main Sf- 313 W. Market St., Pottsville, Pa. Schuylkill Haven, Pa. PHONE 765 COMPLIMENTS OF DR. W. B. CAREY KELLERS CLEANERS 33 St. John Street Schuylkill Haven, Pa. H. L. HUMMEL GARAGE BUICK SALES Si SERVICE Schuylkill Haven - Phone 368 John P. Fehr Jeweler 33 Main Street Schuylkill Haven, Pa. 80 MOYER'S MARKET The Store of Good Food OF Union Kniiiinq Mills inc. The First National Bank and Trust Company SCHUYLKILL HAVEN, PA. Our 55th Year of Service 1899 - 1954 , 'S I Member I FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM ANDI FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 83 FUNERAL DIRECTOR EMBALMER SChl1Vlkill Haven Geschwindt Body S1 Fender Funeral Home W0fkS, IHC' Harold H. Geschwindt l. 39 St. Iohn Street, Schuylkill Haven, Pa. WRECKED CARS Phone 422 REBUILT Compliments of LCSCH BOILER SALES SERVICE CO. Phone 15 Compliments Of MATPS R. R. STERNER Where Youth Is Served COMPANY 111-113 E. Norwegian St. Poffsviue- Pa' SCHUYLKILL HAVEN PENNA. 84 Meet Me at Sampson's Where 'Teen Agers Get Together C m1 i 'e'1'S of Schuylkill Haven V. Sz E. Products Candl' Kitchen HOME MADE ICE CREAM Inc. QUALITY CANDIES LUNCHEONETTE 15 E. Main St.-Phone 9402 EARL STOYER Cadillac - Oldsmobile Schuylkill Haven and Pottsville, Pa. Phone 206 H. J. Zimmerman Reading Business BARBER Institute 342 Dock Street An Approved School FOR BUSINESS TRAINING Serving You for 38 Years Reading, Pennsylvania 1916 '- 1954 Phone 2-6771 85 I... .. Compliments of KLAHR DRY CLEANERS 7 ST. JOHN STREET PHONE - 1005 HARNER Dr. K. R. Albert ' Dentist YARD GOODS Sv. LINGERIE 9 East Main Street SUNSUITS Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Smith Hardware Auto Supplies HARDWARE GLASS AUTO ACCESSORIES 39 E. Main St. Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Open Evenings by Appointment PHONE 4560 Nathans Furniture The Most Modern Store in the County 316 North Centre Street POTTSVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA COMPLIMENTS BAST PAPER BOX COMPANY DAUBERTS GARAGE General Repairing Esso Products 211 W. Main Street PHONE 210 Schuylkill Haven Vivian's Dance Studio Haven S3168 Co 338 Dock Street Schuylkill Haven, Pa. C. I. OAKLEY, Prop. CANDY - CIGARS - CIGARETS I PHQNE 1462 SCHOOL SUPPLIES Classes in Tap, Ballet, Toe, Specialists and Acrobatic W1-101,55 ALE COOVERS BARBER SHOP 136 Center Ave. Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Compliments of ED ORVVIG SHOE SERVICE 122 East Union Street Schuylkill Haven Compliments of G. E. GANGLOF President Judge of the Orphan's Court 87 3 l - l 1 1 l I I I 3 l 1 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '54 H. L. FISHER DAIRY Schuylkill Haven, Pa. PHONE 227 or 784 Milk - Chocolate Milk - Butter - Eggs - Cream Walter F. Mullen REAL ESTATE All Forms of INSURANCE 204 E. Main Street Where Dock Street Meets Main Phone 114 Sch. Haven, Pa. You marry the girl . . . We'Il Furnish the Home! HUMMEL'S GOOD FURNITURE SINCE 1874 510 - 12 - I4 North Centre Street POTTSVILLE, PA. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS ON RENTAL PLAN OR TIME PAYMENTS Ray Brown Music Centre 35 E. Main Street, Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Phone 7-I 88 Ford School of Business Business training is the most practical, most definite education you can get today It is the shortest and most economical route to earning power. The Ford School of Business prepares high school graduates thoroughly for re- sponsible business positions. Stenography, Secretarial, and Accounting Courses. Write, or 'phone for full information 223 South Centre Street Pottsville, Pa. PHONE 1818 A Warm Welcome Awaits You at the Tenth SL H. Streets, N.W., Washington, D. C. GEORGE C. CLARKE Owner-Manager Phone 524 Dock Street L. C. Dreisbach Garage HUDSON SALES and SERVICE Bear Wheel Alignment Sz Frame Straightening Repairs to All Makes of Cars Schuylkill Haven, Pa. 89 BASTIAN BROS. ROCHESTER, N. Y. al' Designers and Producers of EXCLUSIVE HIGH SCHOOL AND COLLEGE JEWELRY ir COMMENCEMENT ANNOUNCEMENTS NAME CARDS ir MR. PAUL L. WAGNER, District Manager P. O. Box 268, Tamaqua, Pa 90 You Want the Best! SUCCESS Eat from CLELAND'S Michel's Ice HOME Cream FURNISHINGS KRISTON'S Compliments of Meat Market ZULICK'S I . UNDERWEAR MILL Schuylkill Haven, Pa: Manufacturers of Underwear Mary's Theatrical and Dance Supplies TOE, BALLET and TAP SHOES ACROBATIC SANDALS LEOTARDS, COSTUME FABRICS 15 South Second Street St. Clair, Pa. Phone 13 10-W POST'S CLEANERS and DYERS, INC. Established 1890 302 North Center St., Pottsville Telephone 1218 More and More People are Shopping at Pomeroy's Schuylkill County's Greatest Department Sotre Headquarters for Students Needs Since 1887 POTTSVILLE, PA. The Business Stall of The Blue and Gold 1954 Thanks its Advertisers and subscribers for their assistance which has been instrumental in the publication of our Yearbook THEODORE HEFFNER Advertising Manager The Schuylkill Haven Trust Company Complete Banking and Trust Services CUSTOMER'S PARKING LOT AND OUTDOOR BANK WINDOW of fs x l l Q X svf feazfl Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Member Federal Re Sy tem 92 Compliments of HORNBERGER'S Self Service 317 E. Main Street SCHUYLKILL HAVEN, PA. The Richest Child is Poor without a Musical Education Franklin M. Kiehner Studios of Music Piano - Violin - Organ 2 Parkway Sch. Haven, Pa. Haven Hardware Company Incorporated Hardware - Paints - G.E. Appliances PHONE 778 -. SCHUYLKILL HAVEN, PA. Unger's Market SELF -SERVI CE Phone 442 Charles L. Geary Sz Son 334 Columbia Street Headquarerst for Work Shoes Schuylkill Haven, Pa. STAR-BRAND WORK SHOES COMPLIMENTS OF Harvey B. Moyer Incorporated 94 Compliments of JIM'S SPORT SHOP Leading Sporting Goods Store 111 East Main Street - Phone 1050 Retailer RIFLES, FISHING TACKLE, GUNS AND AMMUNITION BASEBALLS, BASKETBALLS, ETC. Hunting and Fishing Licenses Compliments of 9 Marne F. H. Bubeck Pottsville Republican 112 E. Main Street 0 TELEVISION, RADIOS FRANK S' LEWIS MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS WEAVER PIANOS, RECORDS Agent I AND RECORD PLAYERS Compliments of Schuylkill Haven Casket Company 95 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1953 of Schuylkill Haven High School Buy - Eat - Enjoy 9 EAMES Helen Sz Bob Felker BREAD and BUNS Sub Shop 114 St. John Street Phone 1289 America's First Choice Car ff Dinger Chevrolet Co. 15 Charles Street Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Expert Compliments of PIANO TUNING Repairing and Regulating Chas. D. Manbeek Arlo J. Bensinger 518 E. Main St. Phone 342-R 96 Pensyl's Flowers Renninger's Market Sch. Haven - Orwigsburg Highway FLOWERS FOR ALL A OCCASIONS RENNINGER'S DRIVE-IN THEATRE Phone 1308 Always a Good Show Ax4AYr6?4 Can Be Sure - If it's L Le 1 YWESTINGHOUSE RANGE - REERIGERATQRS - LAUNDROMATS UP-RIGHT FREEZERS BAIR and SHUEY Phone 338 205 Center Ave., Schuylkill Haven Dependable for GORDON D. REED INSURANCE AGENCY 105 Years GREEN'S QUALITY JEWELERS Schuylkill Haven and Pottsville, Pa. Pottsville, Pa. 97 5 l 98 The Insurance PROTECT WHAT YOU HAVE Schuylkill Haven Smmg Companies Q- at Provision N O' Company 'Wa' Pflueger Insurance HAVEN DECORATORS ALFRED STRAUCH, Prop. WALLPAPERS and PAINTS 7 East Main Street, Schuylkill Haven, Pa. DOHNER'S SHOE STORE West Main St. Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Wike's Grocery Fine Groceries, Meats, Produce A Keystone Store PHONE 9 7 F l Y. B k are ec er Harry Kolbe STUDEBAKER CARS Plastering Contractor S1 TRUCKS TELEVISION EI APPLIANCES Adamsdalef Pa' fnext to High Schoolj Ofwigsbuyg 6892 Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Compliments of Pottsville Supply Company Compliments of HILL FARM DAIRY Homogenized - MILK - Pasteurized Ice Cream PHONE 1126 SCHUYLKILL HAVEN, PA. Compliments Of Compliments of Win'AUn Mfg. MERL' FISHER Corporation Barber Shop i Q I I l 100 COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND Parkway Service Station Phone 9450 LUBRICATION - WASHING OILS - GAS 45 W. Main St., Schuylkill Haven Compliments ETHEL MAID INC. AN INVITATION TO I.ovEI.INEss Schuylkill Haven, Pa. R. C. GEHRIG Sz SON Builders' Supplies READY-MIX CONCRETE - CONCRETE BURIAL VAULTS Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Compliments of H. M. SCHAEFFER SI. SON GENERAL STORE PHARMACISTS W. E. Stine SI. Son Headquarters for PARKER E1 SCHAEFFER PENS EASTMAN KODAK CAMERAS- BUXTON WALLETS Whitman's Candies and the Newest in Cosmetics BURKERT'S BONNIE JEAN CONEECTIONERY SHOP P The Finest for the Fairest MAGAZINES TOBACCO SCHUYLKILL HAVEN, PA. CANDY SODA DOUTRICH'S POTTSVILLE, PA. The Style Center of Schuylkill County For Men's and Boy's Apparel! Heffner's Meat Market We Aim fo Please WHOLESALE sl RETAIL Messner S1 H955 MEAT MARKET MERCHANDISE EOR ALL YOUR NEEDS Phone 726 Sch. Haven Main St., Schuylkill Haven, Pa 102 Confehr's GREETING CARDS MAGAZINES COSTUME JEWELRY TOYS 13 East Main Street Schuylkill Haven Compliments of Atkins Stores Co 12 East Main St. Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Www X Dunond aflofa g S I X I R W- f' i- Reliable Jewelers for 45 Years POTTSVILLE, PA. WRECKED CARS REBUILT AUTO REFINISHING LUCKENBILUS AUTO BODY SL FENDER WORKS Phone 529 REAR 70 CENTER AVENUE SCHUYLKILL HAVEN, PA FISHER COMPLIMENTS OF IHE A FRIEND CANDY MAN L.- 103 I- - ' 1 COMPLIMENTS OF REIDER SHOE COMPANY Phone 1224 Bentley Sz Simon AMOS STRAUSE Inc' Owner Samuel Strause Manufacturer and Dealer MINE TIMBER and LUMBER 20 Berger Street Schuylkill Haven, Pa. 7 West 36th St., New York 18, N. Y. Manufacturers of CHOIR GOWNS PULPIT ROBES CAPS, GOWNS, HOODS for All Degrees Outfitters to over 3000 Schools Colleges, and Churches RUSSELL F. SNYDER ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE 435 Hess Street, Schuylkill Haven, Pa. F S. E. MENGLE SONS Cressona, Pa. Custom Grinding - Flour - Feed - Grain - Special Mixtures PHONE SCHUYLKILL HAVEN 897 Great Cars Fine Service Gibson A Square Deal Floor Covering Haven Motors Shgp Inc. O DeSoto - Plymouth 316 Dock Street Schuylkill Haven, Pa. SALES and SERVICE l. 200-O8 Columbia St. Sch. Haven, Pa. Phone 153 Phones 353, 354 Pottsville Evening Republican Schuylkill County's Greatest Daily Newspaper 105 NAUS Sr FREY R. I. Sausser INSURANCE SUNOCO SERVICE LIFE - FIRE e- AUTO 112-114 East Liberty St. HOSPITALIZATION Schuylkill Haven, Pa. 60 Grant Street Phone 254W Economy Supply Corporauon G, R. NAFFIN Distributors of ?1EZ'?'51GE5, PEiEEi'VR?5EL,P31EHN9fH?iC3 CIGARS TOBACCO MILL AND MINE SUPPLIES GRGCERIES Showroom and warehouse located on Premises of CONFECTIONS Pottsville Building Block Co. Pottsville, Pa. Clem's Pharmacy PENNSYLVANIA R. M. CLEM, PH.o STATE POLICE 2nd and Norwegian Streets Pottsville, Pa. SCHUYLKILL HAVEN FERN'S GROCERY COLD MEAT S GROCERIES Phone 1954 Sch. Haven QUINTEPQS VARIETY STORE Again the Blue 6? Gold is encased in a Molloy made cover The S. K. Smith Company 2857 North Western Ave., Chicago, Ill. Philadelphia Office 5109 Pulaski Ave., Germantown, Phila. 44, Pa. , , SUCCESS TO THE CLASS S OF '54 Service Station , , That Good Gulf Gasoline Higgms Company FRIGIDAIRE PRODUCTS Ofwigsbufg Cumff 10 W. Main St. Phone Orwigsburg 6-3881 Compliments of Imboden's Sunoco Haven Cab Company r Schuylkill Haven, Pa. ALL CABS EQUIPPED WITH IWO WAY RADIO PHONES Service Station Route 122 - R. D. 1 Sch. Haven - Orwigsburg C ALL 751 Pike Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Success to the Class of '54 In the sigh of the wind there is pardon, In the song of the birds there is mirth, 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 107 Achenbach's MEATS - GROCERIES FROZEN Foons 220 St. John Street PHONE 142 BROWN-E u Gift shop GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Success to Class of '54 U Edward H. Shollenberger Sons West Penn Street SCHUYLKILL HAVEN, PA. H. R. KNAPP Compliments Leather Goods - Auto Supplies H S Jeweler POTTSVILLE, PA. 108 PATENT MADICINES 18 West Union Street MAGAZINES Sch. Haven, Pa. Dock Street D. M. BITTLE C. C. DETWILER D. M. BITTLE FUNERAL HOME 25 EAST MAIN STREET, SCHUYLKILL HAVEN, PA. FIDI,ER'S Electrical Store Compliments of HOTPOINT APPLIANCE TELEVISIQN Hughes Grocery B 1 d G S 1 fS1. S ' ' 136 Avi? Sgafslkill Railroad Street PHONE 9-1 109 MACK STUDIO Portraiture and Commercial Work of the Better Kind MAKERS OF PHOTOGRAPHS IN THIS YEARBOOK 11 North Centre Street Pottsville, Penna. PHONE 4799 110 1 11 Compliments of Godshall's Store 39 Centre Avenue BREYER'S ICE CREAM MAGAZINES FOR QUALITY PRINTING See The Call S1 Orwigsburg News Schuylkill Haven, Pa. FIRST IN TELEVISION FIRST IN SERVICE Haven Appliance and Television NICK BARBETTA, Prop. Schuylkill County's Pioneers in Television 20 St. John Street-Phone 77 344 S. Centre St., Pottsville, Phone 2207 STROUSE I TYDOL SERVICE CO 'P 'e'1fS of RAB STROUSE, Prop. GHS - Oil Maurer Sz Maurer Complete Tire Sz Battery Service Wash - Polish - Accessories Pick Up and Deliver 215 Dock St. Sch. Haven 9425 CHIROPRACTORS 9 East Main Street Class and Club Parties 4 New E? Used Cars Bought and Sold Will Enjoy New 6? Used Parts for All Cars TIRES - TUBES - ACCESSORIES Baked Goods SALES S1 SERVICE Phone 178 Schuylkill Haven - Phone 295 L. B. HERR SL SON OFFICE - SCHOOL SUPPLIES Sz FURNITURE Books - Stationery - Printing - Toys The Portable Typewriter Store 46 and 48 W. Ring St., Lancaster, Penna. DRUGGIST 105 East Main Street 29 W. Main Street 'A' Phone 243 Notary Public 112 Q. ,QE A li .VX 'e 'xi 1.1 . 3 V 25 J 53 K.. Qi 5? ggi Y. 3 1 f-4 r. , H4 , . a A Y 5 f . vi, X. S2 33 ' ,Q af. Ff 2 :gl J fr .T If i fe H? S Bt P4 i . E if 4 . ,wi .x X J, -:Q T2