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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1956 volume:

Vim ii W MW' WK, Wi? . T Q 3. X 7 Yr? ' , 4 x wiv - 3 iii - ... . X M - . N425 L 'Sis Y ,Q 35:53 3-if 5453'ixff i-QV' if Q? 5 v I ff 'K J . We ,N .N 'K' u Q X, Ag ' S5 Y in S ig' M,-1 f :L VX. wt' XA X.., A R, ,, - XX.X. The Senior Closs of Schuylkill Hclven High School presents The 1956 BLUE onol GOLD Volume XXXIV Foreword We, the Class of 56, realize that our school days are the most im- portant of our lives and would like this publication of the Blue and Gold to bring back the fond memories of those by-gone days. It seems only yesterday that our parents were accompanying us through the floor of the first grade. We can still recall making our early friendships through books, on the playground, and in the classroom. Then we came to the high school where our rhythm bands became the fine performing Cadet Band, our games on the playground turned to supervised ones in our well-equipped gymg and our stories of uNip and Tuckw grew into stories of modern history and chemistry problems. Therefore, when we read this book in later years we should like it to take us back to our good old school days. 2 ?. '- '56 fT Q WIS 17W 7 7 f rs- J, L- f fk 55,15 1534? Gkgol d llfs g 3 School dawg' Dedication W. EDWAIQD BIQOWN 'l'ln'ough this dedication the Class of l956 expresses its appreciation of you, Mr. lirown. Through twenty years of service as mathematics teacher at Schuylkill Haven High School you have shown patience. understanding and a quiet good judgment in your professional activities. We treasure your friendship and extend to you this expression of our regard. 4 john R. Bainford. E. Walter Hinkle CSecretaryj. Joseph S. Kaufman CVice Presiclentj. Mrs. Robert Roeder CSecretaryl, Hugh H. Hoke tPresidentj. Paul S. Christman fSuperintend- entl. llirzun L. Fisher. Charles D. Deibler fTreasurerl. The Reverend Marlin T. Schaeffer. Schuylkill Haven School Board Vie are grateful to the Board of Directors of the Schuylkill Haven School Dis- trict. for through the years they have provided us with a fine school and pleasant surrcundings in which to study. They have given us the best qualified teachers avail- able. set up in-service training for those teachers and ordered excellent teaching aids. Still not satisfied, they are ever looking for new ways to improve our present system. Vie, therefore, take this opportunity to express our sincere gratitude to a line stalls of public spirited men. 5 PAUL S. CHRISTMAN Superintendent of Schools Franklin 8: Marshall College, B.S., M.S. Franklin S: Marshall College, Pd. D. The Class of 1956 thanks you for your guidance and interest in our class. Your leadership has helped to make our school outstanding scholastically in this area. lNe are indeed proud to be graduating from Schuylkill Haven High School-the school on which you have ex- pended so much administrative talent. 6 FACULTY O flu Q ....-ff ' L---H 5 rm P ff ,J 'Inks for 7 fha memarx PAUI. E. HARTRANFT High School Principal NYC. the Class ol' 1956. take this opportunity to express our appre- ciation for all you have Clone in our behalf. Acting both as our teacher and our principal, you have also taken time to show friendliness and understanding toward each of us. XVe are indeed grateful for all the help you have given us in mold- ing our Cl1ZlI'HCt6I'S toward the worthwhile aims in life. 8 AARON E. YOUNG, Claxs Adviser IN APPRECIATION We, the Class of ,56, take this opportunity to express our cleepest gratitude and sincere appreciation to Mr. Aaron E. Young for his co-operation and support throughout our sophomore, junior, and senior years. We are truly grateful for his loyal services in helping to make our undertakings successful during our Senior High years at Schuylkill Haven High School. 9 Commercial Department AARON E. YOUNG, B,S.Ee., M.S.Ed. Franklin 8z Marshall College University of Pennsylvania DOROTHY H. SCHAEFFER, B.S. Rider College English Department, Foreign Language Department, and Library MARY S. REED, B.S. Kutztown State Teachers College Millersville State Teachers College RUTH D. ROSS, B.A. Wilson College NELLIE M. REINHART, B.A.. M.A Kutztown State Teachers College Pennsylvania State University GLORIA L. RODGERS, B.S.. M.Ed. Pennsylvania State University ETHEL M. BAUSUM, B.A., M.S. Wellesley College University of Pennsylvania Social Studies Department C. HARRIET HOY, B.A., M.A. Moravian College Lehigh University DORA R. BROWN, B.S. Kutztown State Teachers College JOHN REESE, B.S. Ursinus College PAUL E. HARTRANFT, B.A., M.A. Albright College Pennsylvania State University GEORGE EICHNOR, B.S. University of Maryland Mathematics Department and Science Department W. EDWARD BROWN. B.S.. M.Ed. Albright College Pennsylvania State University ELMER L. HAUSMAN. B.S.. M.A. Keystone State Teachers College Franklin St Marshall College University of Pennsylvania LAMAR W. KERSCHNER, B.S. Franklin 8a Marshall College JOHN L. RORABAUGH. B.S. Millersville State Teachers College R. HARRY HUMMEL. B.S. Juniata College Vocational Training 8. Fine Arts Departments IOYCE S. MENGLE. B.S. Home EC.ECl. Pennsylvania State University XLTA M. JUMPER. B.S.. M.A. Mansfield State Teachers College Pennsylvania State University SHERLYN W. PURSEL. B.S., M.Ed. Kutztown State Teachers College Pennsylvania State University IVAN R. FISHER. B.S. California State Teachers College EARL C. UNGER. B.S. Lebanon Valley College IAMES E. ATHERTON. SR.. B.S. Pennsyvania State University Health 8. Physical Education Department MRS. ISABEL BERNET, R.N. Pennsylvania Hospital Training Srhool for Nurses WILLIAM K. STAUFFER. B.S. Albright College MRS. ALLEN STAUFFER. B.S. E. Stroudsburg State Teachers College 1 cw vu V5 5 -at 1 ft. r 4 l Lynn-mr lffig' f 0'-wg' ,..-M f xgk it mn wb... W? A E V W w SIX L1 ' S ll sa VI E' Sli 3 36 QQ I Q, V sa' sm se HP Q I ERI yi E Wei' ,X X wifi SENIO GAY DIAN ANDERSON Commercial Course Gaye , . . always ready for action . . , fav- orite subject Typing I , . .a real mover when dancing . . . when desperate shouts Let's go for a ridel' ...constant school goer UH ...Civil Service Worker she wants to be . . . her best ability, flirting . . . fun to be with. Activities: Class Secretary 1: Homeroom officer 1, girls chorus 1: mixed chorus 2, 3: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y: Art Club 1, 2g Library Club 1, 2: G.A.A. lg Commercial Club 3. SANDRA LEAH BAIR College Entrance Sandy , . . an enthusiastic college fan . . often heard saying, I got a letter yester- day . . . relishes steak . . . can be seen working at Pomeroy's. . .chooses to be a nurse . . . listens intently in Spanish class. . . . has an ever changing mood. Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Sr. Tri-Hi-Y: Haven Fax 2, 3g Jun- ior Play: Blue and Gold, Student Coun- cil 2, 33 G.A.A. 1: Nurse's Club 3: Mix- ed Chorus 2. 3. JANE LA RUE BANNING Commercial Frequently seen riding in a maroon con- vertible . . .vocation, secretary . . . like her twin, puts in steady time at Zulick's . .. I got a letter from Fritzll' she crys in de- light . . . always ready for a good joke . . . True love is like ghosts. which everybody talks about and few have seen. Activities: Tenth Grade Chorus: Sr. Tri- Hi-Y: Commercial Club 35 Library Club 3. JEAN LA RAE BANNING General l'jeanie . . , will become Reading General Nurse . . . bellows 'lYou Possum . . . al- ways ready for a good laugh. . .collects souvenirs from the 348 . . .her pastime is riding a motorcycle-with a handsome driver . . . slaves at Zulick's . . . success to you . . . an attractive senior you will agree, a motorcycle fan is she. Activities: Girls Chorus 1: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y: Blue and Gold 3: Haven Fax 2, 3: Nursels Club 3. 14 JANET ELAINE BASHORE Commercial Mopsy,'. . . real crazy artist . , . comment: That,s Scintillatingw . . . terrific dancei ...soda jerk at 5 8t 10 . . . eats stuflec peppers . . .spends time at the Globe ant drawing . . . swell if all be told. Activities: Girls Chorus 1, 21 Mixer Chorus 3g Art Club 1, 2, 3: Librarg Club 1, 2, 3: Commercial Club 3, G.A.A l. GAIL PATRICIA BATDORF Commercial BattyU . . . spends spare time eating. . when discouraged states Oh sh-ugar! . . . silent type? . . . always trying to sta out of trouble with Bob. . .aspires to b a secretary or teacher. . .Tell me, m soul, can this be love? Activities: Student Council 1, 2, 3: Hat en Fax 2, 3: Sr. play: Sr. Cheerleader 1 2. 3: Girls Chorus 1: Mixed Chorus 2, 3 Commercial Club 3, Sr. Tri-Hi-Y: Libre ry Club 1gG.A.A. 1. RONALD LEE BENSINGER General utz . . .our Hill Farm Dairy Maid.. . as traveling to St. Clair . . . girls, a fav- te pastime . . . replies, That's great! plans to work on electronics. . .ad- res the color red . . .always full of fun 1 mischief. tivities: Gym Team 1. 2. 35 Junior .y: Stage Crew 1, 2. 3. ARLENE ANN BERGER General .rlene . . . plans to be a nurse . . always at the rink skating . . .big brown eyes favorite subjectw-practical chem .... ids as a hobby. . . likes the color yel- v. . .I would help others. out of a fel- v feeling. . . You may hook school: you ly be clean: but you can't stay that y forever. tivities: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y: Future Nurses ub 3. CHARLES LEWIS BOLTON General Go-Slo . . .our favorite newspaper boy . . . tall . . . Then we'll go? he questions. . . likes stock cars . . . silent type . . . as Lan- ny in Sr. Play...He is truly great who hath a great charity. .. Undecided about his future . .,he made it for the Senior play4Keep going Charlie. you'll make it some day! Activities: Stage Crew: Sr. Play. GLORIA JOYCE BOLTON General Gloria . . . frequently commands Ohl Shut up! . . .favorite food, apple dump- lings. . .spends Mondays at Pine Grove with her special guy. . .collects pictures of movie stars . . . undecided future . . . quiet, timid, she may be . . . but she'll succeed: just wait and see. Activities: Girls Chorus 1, 2: G.A.A. 1: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y: Cashier 2: Salt and Pepper Club 1: Future Nurses 3, MICHAEL J. BRADY General Hup,'. . . commutes from Port Clinton. . . will soon be seen in the Air Force blue . . . favorite expression. i'Let's check the coozif, . . . our chemistry brain . . . prefers eating eggs . . . interested in cars. . . hob- by . . . woodworking. . . can always be seen driving a black Ford . . .wears crazy hats. . . Be good and you'll be lone- some. KATHRYN SUSAN BREINER College Entrance Yes, well. sighs Kassy. . . munches po- tato chips . . . choice of vocation. YVAF . . . collects stamps and coins . . . likes col- or red ...favorite subject is Spanish . . . a genius in all subjects...always a prize winner in the 4H Club . . . in business she will be a great success: just ask her ancl shc'll tell the rest. Activities: Girls Chorus l. 2: Art Club lg Library Club 3: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y: Business manager for Sr. Play. 15 ROBERTA ELLEN BREINER General Bobbie',. . . our future seamstress remarks That always helps . . . can be seen read- ing books . . . this carrot top enjoys french fries. . . spends time collecting model horses. . . success will be hers ..., A wiz- ard in the Home Ec. room. . .she's also handy with a broom. Activities: Cashier 2, 3: Girls Chorus l. 2: Salt and Pepper Club l. 2, 3: Junior Play: Library Club 3: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y: Bud- get Collector 3. CHARLES RODNEY BUBECK College Entrance f'VVhere's Mac ? shouts Rod . . . chief mechanic at .jli'5l . . .construction worker during summer . . . cute . . . builds models . . . downs lobster tails . . . our favorite center . . . always found at locker 951572. Activities: Hi-Y 2. 3: Stage Crew l. 3: Home room officer 3: Junior play: Haven Fax 2. 33 Blue and Gold Editor: Senior Honor Society 3: Mixed Chorus 1. 2. 3: Football l. 2. 3: Basketball Mgr. 1. 2. 3: Budget Collector 3. MARY AGNES CANDEE College Entrance Did anyone see Rod? shouts Mac... hamburgers from Stramara's with the works. a hit . . .obtains enjoyment from keeping a scrapbook . . . a member of the cheerleading squad . . . a wonderful cake baker . . . chooses to be a nurse . . . always cheerful, Activities: Home room officer 2. 3: Class ofhcer l. 2. 3: Cheerleader 1, 2, 3: Girls Chorus l: Mixed Chorus 2. 3: Haven Fax 2. 3: Blue and Gold 3: Student Council 2. 3: Senior Tri-Hi-Y: Sr. Play: G.A.A. 1: Future Nurses Club 3. CHRISTINE EMILY COLLER General Chris . , .likes English . . .pony tail . . . Gee whizlli she shrieks...danccs a lot . . .future is undecided. . .big eyes. . . spends time looking for boys. . .enjoys spaghetti . . . Charm strikes the sight. but merit wins the soul. Activities: Blue and Gold 3: Cashier 1. 2, 3: Girls Chorus 2: Mixed Chorus 3: Budget Collector 3: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y: G.A.A. l : Salt and Pepper Club l. 3: Library Club 1. 2. 3. 16 ROBERT JOSEPH COSTANZO College Entrance Monk . . . a dreamy-eyed senior . . . witl interest in a junior. . .undecided futurr ...favorite meal is medium rare steal with trimmings . . . What do you sa' there. Chill? yells Monk . . . favoriti pastime . . . playing records, girls ant driving Ange's Buick. Activities: Student Council I, 2, 3: Stagi Crew 1. 2, 3: Home Room officer 2. 3 Hi-Y 2. 3: Blue and Gold: Football 1, 2 3: Budget Collector. .I OHN PALMER CRONEBERGER College Entrance A'-lack . . .known for taking long wallt . . . always willing to lend a helping hant ...shouts, 6'Good morning any time c the day. . .throughout his travels alway manages to stop at South Berne Street . . undecided about future . . . a '4Blues lovcr. Activities: Hi-Y 2, 3: Homeroom Office 1. 2, 3: Class President 2. 3: Haven Fa 2. 3: Student Council 2, 3: Band 1, 2, 3 Orchestra 1, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus l. 2, 3 Budget Collector: Blue and Gold: Junic Play: Student Council President. WALLACE CLAYTON DAVIS General Vall' . . .soon to be seen in Navy blues .exrlaims Boyl l wish I had a ear .devours steak . . . tops in weight lift- g . . .happiest when Chasing girls.. . sses time playing records . . . anyone ed a mirror? . . .borrow Wal's shoes. 'tivitiesz Hi-Y 3: Football l. FREDERICK ROBERT DEAK College Entrance Fred . . . frequently seen in the Buick . . future chemical engineer . , . likes girls general . . . reassures. You know it. lly bean . . . a parking enthusiast . . . 'erybody's buddy. . . when a man falls love with himself. it is the beginning ' a lifelong romance. ctivities: Hi-Y 2, 3: Band l, 2. 3: Con- rvation Club l. 'lz Senior Play: Blue id Gold: Junior Play. DELPHINE ORDELL DIERWECHTER General 4'Del . . . Whee. baby! cries Del.. .hot rods around in her ear . . . devours tuna fish . . .has part time job at Zulieks .. .spends time collecting air mail letters from different senders . , .is always getting into trouble . . .hopes to be a WAF?? Activities: Girls Chorus lg Mixed Chor- us Qg Sr. Tri-Hi-Yg Salt and Pepper Club 1: Haven Fax 2. 3: Library Club 3. PHYLLIS BARBARA DIERWECHTER Co m me reial Phyl . . . a hot rod in her blue convert- ible . . . huntressfgood shot. too . . always laughing or joking. . . uI'll think about itf, says she . . . athleticftops in all sports . . .and tops as a friend . . .A spirit rare she's been each day...undeeided vocation. Activities: G.A.A.: Commercial Club 3. EDWARD THOMAS DOLAN General 'ANed . . . the senior Class pest . . . intends to be an airplane pilot.. .is unsurpassed in getting in trouble.. .often seen driv- ing or flying around. .,a chem genius? ...go to Ginny. a constant companion . , . Miss Bausum's pet? . . , works at the airport . . . liked by all students. Activities: Photography Club lg Baseball lg Conservation Club 2. 3. BARBARA ANNE FELKER College Entrance Barb. a unique dancer. . . rides around in a crazy blue and white Buiek. . .her long hair a novelty . . .for emphasis uses And you better believe it! ...puts in time at Lewis's...plans to enter nurs- ing. . .keen sense of humor. . . never moody. Activities: Student Council lg Orchestra 1, 2. 3: Girls Chorus 1: Mixed Chorus 23 Girls Ensemble: Photography Club l 1 Library Club 21 Art Club 2. 33 G.A.A. lg Salt and Pepper Club 3: Blue and Goldg Sr. Tri-Hi-YQ Gym Team I 1 Future Nurses Club 3. 17 RUDY WILSON FIDLER Agriculture Root , . . lanky . . relishes chili-con-carne . . . quiet and friendly . . . spends time fishing and hunting. . .questions Who cares? . . . movies . . . thinks blue is neat . . . a farmer in dungarees with a heart of gold. Activities: F.F.A. 1. 2. 3. JAMES ROBERT FRITZ College Entrance Hjllllll. . . top piano player for the Swing Kings . . . steak a tasty morsel . . . ques- tions, Isn,t that right. George ?l' . . . models are a hobby. . . a wonderful artist . . . desires to be an aeronautical engineer . . . enjoys geometry problems . . . stately and tall he moves in the hall. . .and is a friend to all. Activities: Historian l. 2, 3g Hi-Y 35 Senior Play: Haven Fax: Mixed Chorus 1. 3. DONNA JEAN GEHRIG General 'gBones . . . quiet . . . declares. You old buzzardv . , . often seen with the gang on the corner of Dock and Coal Street... roller skating is hobby . . . cute . . . Cres- sona holds her interest . . . nurse . . .frail as china and a face like a blessing. Activities: Budget Collector 35 Sr. Tri- Hi-Yg Library Club: G.A.A. lg Future Nurses 3. FERN JOY GESCHVVINDT Commercial L'Gert. known for long hair and shapely eyebrows . . . carrot juice daily . . . sewing. reading, and boys she adores. . .always on the go . . . plans to enter college . . . some cupids kill with arrows: some, with traps. Activities: Home Room Officer 3g Girlls Chorus l, 2: Tenth Grade Chorus: G.A.A. l, 2g Salt and Pepper Club 33 Commercial Club 3g Sr. Tri-Hi-Yg Jun- ior Playg Blue and Goldg Photography Club 1: Cashier 2: Sr. Honor Society. 18 BARBARA NATALIE GRIESEL General K'Barb . . . always late . . . ardent member of Mickey Mouse Club. . .always ques- tioning teachers . . . relishes spinach . . . exclaims. How about thatln . . . loves being mischievous. . . her mind is always occupied by boys . . . her delights-the Globe and parties . . . chooses to be a nurse. . .a stable of fine thoroughbreds . . . a lover of all brutes 'tis said. Activities: Sr. Tri-Hi-YQ G.A.A. l, 21 Library Club 23 Art Club 2: Blue and Goldg Future Nurses Club MARY LOU HAFER Commercial Honest to Petey declares Hecker . . . demon behind the wheel . . . chooses to be a medical secretary. . . lavendar a favor- ite color. . . a shorthand whiz . . . loves to skate . . . dances at the Barn . . . well liked by everyone. Activities: Student Council 3g Commerc- ial Club 3g Girl's Chorus l. 2: G.A.A. li Sr, Tri-Hi-Y. DONALD O. HERB Agricultural lucky . . . P.O.D. whiz . . . expert at ving tractors . . . favorite class, study ll . . . likes sky blue pink . . . our grave- gger. . . curly hair . . . at least we ough- . . . says he . . . choice of vocation . . . rvy. tivities: Football 2, 3: F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, inservation Club. l l J. RUSSELL HOKE II College Entrance .uss . . . a future Naval officer. . . oil ,ints as a hobby. . . his favorite pastime sleeping . . . class wit . . . travels to ttsville in a back and white Ford . .. active athlete . . . enjoys math . . . at- 'ided prep school . . . best of luck. tivities: Class President lg Student Juncil 1, 2, 3, Homeroom OfHcer 1, 2, Hi-Y 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 2, 35 Foot- ll 1, 2, 3: Basketball 1, 2: Track 2, Jnor Society 2, 3: Budget Collector 3, nior Play. EARL LESTER JACOBY General jake . . . enjoys chemistry . . . choice of vocation is Civil Service . . . tremendous lover of school . . . forever shouting, Yo, Jake! I keep you happyf' , . .can always eat spaghetti . . . bugs out to go caddying . . . always in a joking mood. Activities: Student Council lg Cashier lg Track lg Football lg Stage Crew 2, 3. DOROTHY ANN KANTNER Home Economics Dotty . . . expects to become a WAF . . . will make a good housewife? . , .as rush- ing by, states, 'KI haffta go . . . seen driv- ing around in a green Chevy . . .rolls around the rink during the week . . . adores subs...aways late except for a date fwith Edj. Activities: Salt and Pepper Club 2, 33 Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Girls Chorus 1, Blue and Gold 3, Art Club 2: Library Club 2, 3, Sr. Tri-Hi-Y, Gym Team l. SANDRA LUCILLE KEENER College Entrance Sandy , . . our P.K .... shouts Now wait!',. . . wants to become lab technician . . .often seen with her trusty camera. . . good fiddle player . . . To you, the best of luck. Activities: Home Room Officer lg Or- chestra 1, 2, 3: Girlls Chorus 1, Mixed Chorus 2, 3: District Orchestra 1, 2, 3: All-State Orchestra 1, 2, 35 Photo Club l, 2, 3, Art Club 1, 3: Sr. Tri-Hi-Yg Budget Collector 3, Cashier 1, 2, 3: Li- brary Club 3: Senior Play, G.A.A. lg Gym Team 1. MARGARET ELAINE KILLIAN Comlrnereial Holy Cowf' cries Peggy . . . shorthand whiz. . .always found in the girl's room . . . fond of painting and swimming . . . getting in trouble is her pastime . . . loves pizza pie . . . will make a wonderful sten- ographer. Activities: Mixed Chorus 33 Girls Chor- us 1, 2, G.A.A. 15 Art Club 1, 2: Haven Fax 2g Sr. Tri-Hi-Yg Senior Play, Blue and Gold 3: Gym Team 1, Commercial Club 35 Future Nurses 3. 19 VIOLET ROSE KOCH General Vi . . . friendly. . . desires to be a nurse . . . ponders, I wonder if I got a letter from Carl today ? . . . one of Zulick's faithful workers . . . collects letters . . . good worker and good friend . . . Two hearts beat as one. Activities: Girls Chorus lg Mixed Chorus 2, 35 Girl Ensemble 2, Library Club 1. 2, Art Club 1. 2: Salt and Pepper Club 3: Cashier 2, 3, G.A.A. lg Blue and Gold 3: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y: Future Nurses Club 3. HARRY RAY KOLBE College Entrance l'Kolbie . . . My Soul, he's always ex- claiming . . . shop enthusiast . . . brainy . . . pastimes include, sports, TV and sleeping ...to become a math teacher is his de- sire-poor kids.. . a little nonsense now and then, is relished by the best of men. Activities: Student Council 2: Hi-Y 3: Football 2, 3, Basketball 2, 35 Gym Team 1, 2, 3: Track 1, 2, 3, Stage Crew 1, 2, 3: Haven Fax 2, 3, Budget Collec- tor 3: Junior Playg Blue and Gold 3. GARY LEE KRAMER General 'lBubbal'. . . flirt in Senior play. . .and otherwise, too . . . hobby -'-- Tropical fish . . . cute . . . Oh, no, he sighs. . .travels to Pottsville . . . known for Balboa top . . . steak, a tasty dish . . . Hi-Y basketball player . . . favorite subject-senior math . . . good luck in all you may do. Activities: Hi-Y 3: Aquarium Club, Sen- ior Play. JUDITH ANN LEONARD College Entrance Judy . . . asks, l'Where7s that Sue ? ...hobbies include swimming, riding, and Ken...future undecided but we think an unlimited time serving as ll minister's wife is in view . . . shapely. . . interested in Muhlenberg College... likes art . . . this is the very ecstasy of love. Activities: Homeroom Ollicer 2: Library Club 2, 3: Girls Chorus 1, 2: Mixed Chorus 3: Art Club 2: Sr. Tri-Hi-YQ Senior Play: Blue and Gold 3. 20 JAY DAVID LOH MAN General 'iDave . . . spends his time looking for Charlie and fixing cars . . .enjoys history . . . loves lobster tails . . . hopes to be an electrician . . . studies hard . . . his choice of vocation is electronics . ..Ray, Jay. Ron and John . . . We just wrote these names for fun. Activities: Mixed Chorus 1, 2: Photogra- phy Club l. i JUDITH ANN MARININ Commercial Chut . . . often seen eating hamburgers at Kay Dee's . . .heard saying, Lawdy- Lawdy . . . efficient in typing. . . cute and lively . . . a wonderful pianist . . . liked by all who know her. ..vocation. undecided. Activities: Class Secretary 3: Girls Chor- us lg Library Club 2, 3: Senior Play: Commercial Club 33 Sr, Tri-Hi-Y: Hav- en Fax 2. 3: Blue and Gold 3. ANNA JANE MCKEONE Commercial 'A. .I. . . .always gouging on hucklc- ferry pie.. .can be seen at home with lose in book . . .collects miniature dolls? . .moans 'KOh, for gosh sakes . . .fav- trite pastime, watching TV . . . plain, imple, quite contrary-hopes to be a ecretary. kctivities: Girls Chorus 23 Library Club E, 33 Senior Playg Commercial Club 33 ir. Tri-Hi-Y, Sr. Honor Society 3. LEWIS JAMES MILLER College Entrance Lou our rhythm king crazy about stars and snakes. . .quite a comed- ian.. often heard exclaiming, K'Let's get goingw . . . plans to enter the Navy . . . known for his corny jokes . . . English, his favorite subject . . . will surely be missed. Activities: Homeroom Officer I. 2: Class Oflicer l, 2g Orchestra l. 2, 3: Band l, 2. 33 District Band 1. 3g Mixed Chorus l, 2. 33 State Band 3: Football 3g Hi-Y 2. 3: Sr. Honor Society 2, 3, Haven Fax 2, 3: Budget Collector 3. NANCY ELAINE MILLER Commercial Nance,'. . . the small fry of our class . . . can be heard asking, K'Any mail today, Mom?...l0ves being with her sailor boys . . .in her spare time skates and dances. . .will be an efficient secretary . . . holds a secretarial job . . . What canlt be cured, must be endured. Activities: Mixed Chorus 2, 35 Sr. Tri- Hi-Yg Blue and Gold 3, Junior Playg Commercial Club 3. PEGGY ANN MILLER General Pig', . . . senior class clown . . . can be heard exclaiming, K'Oh, how nauseatingw ...spend spare time sleeping and swim- ming . . . eagerly devours scallops and ham on rolls. . .will soon be a lady sail- or . . . English, favorite subject . . . liked by all. Activities: Sr. Tri-Hi-YQ Budget Collec- tor 3g Library Club 3: Blue and Gold 3g G.A.A. 1. RICHARD E. MILLER General 'KDave . . . hopes to enter the Marines . . . claims Yes, well I don't know . . . brainy but quiet. . .travels every morn from 'KPort . . . interested in sports . . . there is no great genius without a tinc- ture of madness. Activities: Student Council 3. DAVID EARL MOYER Agriculture Dave . . . hopes to enter the Marines . . . loves to dance . . . works as a church jan- itor and also as a milkman . . .just loves pork chops, mashed potatoes. and gravy . . . ponders. 'gYa don't know, do yall, , . . Herels hoping your plans turn out . . . will study Ag. later . . . Men of few words are the best men. Activities: F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, Conservation Club 35 Gym Team 2. 21 DAVID ESSENTIAL MOYER General Crazy Legsn. . .plans to become a min- ister , . . Do unto others as you would have done unto you, he says. . . Collects pictures . , . hikes in free time . . . likes Spanish best . . . Spaghetti favorite food . . . admires the color blue . . . good luck to you, Dave. Activities: Baseball Manager 2, 3. MARILYN ELAINE NAUS General 'iNausie . . . likes spaghetti . . . pastime, watching TV . . . often heard remarking, HI donit got . . . enjoys sports , . . unde- cided about vocation . . . spends spare time in home ec. room...a quiet, in- dustrious girl. Activities: Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Girls Chorus lg Salt and Pepper Club 1, 2, 3: Library Club 2, 3: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y, Blue and Gold 3g Junior Play: Senior Play. LAMAY MARIE NEY General May , . .enjoys dancing and watching television . . . favorite food. subs . , . likes ice skating. . . expresses Oh noll' . . . will fly thru the blue as an airline hostess . . . favorites - English and blue . . . a quiet girl is our Lamay. . .a cute house- wife she'll make someday. Activities: G.A.A. 1: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y, Bud- get Collector 3. SUZANNE MAY NEY College Entrance L'Suel'. . . real hep majorette . . .when im- pressed sighs, Oh really! . . . plans to enter nursing in fall . . . favorite subject-- Anie . . . enjoys twirling and dancing . . . always neat . . .often found in Sampsons . . . a friend to everyone. Activities: Class Officer lg Girls Chorus 1: Student Council 1, 2, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Photography Club lg G.A.A. l, 2, Senior Tri-Hi-Yg Junior play, Haven Fax 2, 3, Drum Majorette 2, 3: Art Club 1: Library Club l, 2, 3, Sr. Honor Society 3. 22 GEORGE NORMAN PETRIE General 'lPeach , . . a speedy football back . . cad- dy at the Country Club...usually ex- claims Eat, drink, and be merry for to- morrow you may die.'l . . .camps, hunts , swims. skates . . . favorite subject, chemis- try. . .will look real neat in Navy blues Activities: Hi-Y 3: Homeroom Officer 3, Football 2, 3: Basketball Manager lg Football Manager 1: Track 1, 2, 3' Gym Team l, 2, 3: Stage Crew l, 2, 32 Conservation Club 2, 3: Student Coun- cil l JOSEPH LLOYD PFLUEGER College Entrance joe',. . . a handsome lad . . . often ex- claims Thatls the breaks . ..great out- doorsman . . . likes veal cutlet . . . brainy chemist . . . success will be his . . . liked by all . . . especially the girls . . . a living voice is that which sways the soul. Activities: Homeroom Officer 1, 3, Hi-Y 2, 3, Student Council 2, 3, Stage Crew lg Football 2, 3, Track 2, 3: Sr. Honor Society. JUDITH MAE RAUDENBUSH College Entrance udyll. . . our soda jerk at Sampsons . . . n be heard saying. 'KI'll beat youll' . . . es Norm frequently . . . lobster tail and :nch fries are favorites...a peppy .eerleader . . . hobbies, dating and danc- g . . rusty hair . . . favorite subject, phys- al ed. . . aspires to be a housewife. ctivities: Cashier l: Haven Fax 2, 3, ue and Gold 3: Girls Chorus 1, 2, heerleader 2, 3: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y: Library lub 3, Photo Club lg Salt and Pepper lub lg G.A.A. 1. RICHARD DENNIS RAUENZAHN General Dick . . . our Dennis the Menacev . . . is love for girls is outstanding . . . a sharp resser. . .want to be a?? . . . 'kIsn't love rand, he sighs . . . an ardent golf fan . . has an answer for everyone . . .a Globe end . . . osculation to perfection. ctivities: Homeroom Officer 2: Stage Brew 2, 3, Hi-Y 2. 3: Mixed Chorus: asketball l, 3: Football 1, 21 Track 3. JAMES R. RETTINGER College Entrance Kilim . . .often seen hobbling on crutches . . . co-captain of football . . .could often be heard at practice saying Take it in. . . . a class romeo . . . hobbies--sports and food . .. thrives on steak and french fries-intends to enter college. Activities: Cashier: Hi-Y 2, 35 Student Council 1, 2. 3, Sr. Honor Society 2, 3: Homeroom Officer l, 2, 3: Band lg Mix- ed Chorus 2, 3, Baseball 1, 2, 3: Foot- ball l, 2, 3, Basketball l, 2, 35 Budget Collector 3, Junior Play. VIRGINIA HELEN ROBBINS Commercial Ginny . . . enjoys swimming, skating, and sports. . . a great secretary she will be... Did I get any mail today? she asks . . . teams up with Liz . . . always ready to have a good time . . . when you ask where Ginny is...before you look, just hunt up Liz. Activities: Cheerleader 3, Haven Fax 2, 3: Girls Chorus l, 2, Salt and Pepper Club 1, 2, 3: Art Club 2, 3: Sr. Tri-Hi- Y: Commercial Club 3: Library Club 3: Gym Team 1: G.A.A.g Haven High Re- porter 2, 3. PHYLLIS MAY ROWCOTSKY General Phyl . . . enjoys swimming, boys and roll- er skating . . . adores spaghetti and halup- kies...to a question frequently asked her, she replies, No, I donit go with him anymore! . . . future - undecided . . . pastimesfwillow Lake, Globe. and Tom ...it is better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all. Activities: Homeroom Officer 3: Haven Fax Co-Editor 2, 3, Girls Chorus lg Mixed Chorus 2, 33 Library Club 3: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y, Art Club 2: G.A.A.: High School Reporter 2, 3: Sr. Play, Gym Team l. FAY ELAINE SCOTT Commercial Is Sinnie waiting for me P inquires Faysie Daisy . . . happiest when pestering teachers. . . a whiz in bookkeeping? . . . swimming and roller skating are her hob- bies . . . very talkative . . . undecided fut- ure . . . always fun to be with. Activities: Bluc and Gold 3: Girls Chor- us l, 2: Commercial Club 3, G.A,A. 23 LESTER EARL SHERRY. JR. College Entrance Bud , . . always informs You're no Good . . . hopes to be a teacher. . . Globe fan . . .quite tall . . . favorite pastimes hunting, tennis. basketball . . . always on the make . . . often seen with Rog . . . gnaws on turkey . . . eats filling . . . love thyself and many will hate thee. Activities: Hi-Y 2, 3: Band 1, 2. 3: Mix- ed Chorus l, 2, 3: Basketball 1. 2. 33 Budget Collector 3: Sr. Play: Baseball Scorekeeper 2. 3. JUDITH ELIZABETH SHOENER General Judy . . .collecting miniature dolls is her hobby...can usually be heard say- ing, L'Don was over last night . . . deviled crab cakes fascinate her. . .a great song leader on the band bus...quite a live wire . . . nursing her career . . . homework fiend? . . .always full of fun. Activites: Band 1. 2. 3: Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Library Cub l. 2. 3: Art Club l: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y: Blue and Gold 3. KAY DUNNA SHOLLENBERGER Commercial uKay . . . always talking . . . questions, K'Ya. know? . . . dancing. reading, swimming. her hobbies . . . loves spaghetti . . . spends her time waiting for Dottie . . . daydreams in classes about Dick . . . choice of vocation, receptionist. Activities: Student Council 1: Home- room Officer 2: Haven Fax 2, 3: Blue and Gold 3: Junior Playg Band 1, 2. 3: Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Commercial Club 3: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y: G.A.A. l: Cashier lg Or- chestra 2. 3. RICHARD C. SHOLLENBERGER College Entrance Sholly . . . states. Let's away . . .shrimp creole. a favorite . . . likes chemistry . . . science is choice of vocation . . an all- around brain . . . his hobbies include photography and fishing . . . played grum- py, old man in both Sr. and Jr. play. .. Luck. Activities: Mixed Chorus 2. 3: Photogra- phy Club l. 2. 3: Junior Play: Senior Play. 24 JANET ANN SIMPSON Commercial 'fJanet . ..a co-captain of the cheer- leaders . . . intends to enter business world . . . dancing her favorite pastime . . . forever fighting with Nipper . . . when feeling gay exclaims. And we laughed . . . always jolly. . . the anger of lovers renews the strength of love. Activities: Student Council 2: Blue and Gold 31 Haven Fax 2. 3: Junior Play: Homeroom Officer lg Cheerleader l, 2. 3: Sr. Honor Society 2, 3: Mixed Chor- us 2, 3: Girls Chorus 1: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y: Commercial Club 3. PHYLLIS L. SMITH College Entrance 'kPhyl . . . shy . . . quietfalways seen with Ellen . . .often heard exclaiming, 'KLet's eat! . . . feasts upon macaroni and cheese . . . spends spare time watching TV . . . secret love KD. S.l ? . . . intends to be another Miss Frances. Activities: Girls Chorus: Mixed Chorus: Art Club 1. 2, 3: G.A.A. 1: Sr. Tri-Hi- Y: Library Club 3. JOHN J. SPLEEN College Entrance Jack . . . a curly headed lad . . . maniac n wheels . . . undecided about future. . . ever in school during hunting or fishing rason . . .one of the Hi-Y gunners . . . lways looking for someone-'s homework . . At least! he shouts . . . good luck to good guy. .ctivitiesz Student Council l. 2. 3: Class 'reasurer 1: Cashier 2: Homeroom Of- cer 3: Hi-Y 2. 3: Budget Collector 3: lixed Chorus l. 2. 3: Football l. 2. 3: 'rack l. 2. 3. DANIEL KERMIT SPOTTS General Dan . . .our study hall brain . . attempts 'dd jobs at the Acme . . . never on time or school.. .enjoys pestering his secret ave fP.S.H . . .hopes to travel seven seas .s a sailor. . . sleeping is a pastime . , . all, dark and handsome . . . murmurs. I ike you. you big boy! Activities: Conservation Club: Baseball : Football 2, 3. ROGER S. SPOTTS General Bobo . . . one of the shortest in our class?? . . . indulges in Sr. Math . . .fre- quently exclaims You wutz . . . always ready for a game of basketball or foot- ball . . . pastime is driving . . . consistently with Bud . . .undecided future. Activities: Student Council 2: Hi-Y 2. 3: Budget Collector 3: Cadet Band 1. 2. 3: Concert Band l. 2. 31 Mixed Chorus 3: Basketball 1. 2. 3. WILLIAM K. STAUFFER College Entrance 'SBill . . .our co-captain in football . . . spends time watching TV. . .loves to eat pot-pie. . .always seen doing home- work . . . You're a boop-sauce. retorts Bill . . .undecided about future . . . en- joys hunting and diggin' around in the garden . . . quiet. but oh boy! Activities: Student Council l. 2. 3: Hi-Y 2. 3: Class Vice President 3: Sr. Honor Society 2, 3: Budget Collector 3: Foot- ball l. 2, 3: Track l. 2. 31 Basketball l. 2: Mixed Chorus l. 2. 3. RICHARD EDWARD STERNER General i'Moose . . . Mrs. Ross's pet. . . in Eng- lish shouts out. '5At least you oughta . .. always eating and chatting . . . hamburger steak platters his favorite . . . undecided about the future.. .raises parakeets in spare time . . . mauls Cleland's furniture . . . rare taste includes. sky blue pink and senior math. Activities: Photography Club l. 2. 3: Stage Crew l. 2. 3: Sr. Play. DOROTHY ANN STRAMARA Commercial Dottie . . . a real hep dancer. . .spends most of her time talking to Susie . . . nev- cr on time...intends to enter field of business...has a keen taste for clothes . . .likes to talk about Her secret love. Activities: Student Council 2: Junior Play: Blue and Gold 3: Girl's Chorus 1, 2: Mixed Chorus 3: Commercial Club 3: Library Club 3: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y: G.A.A. 1. 25 ALORA E. TOBIAS General Toby , . .our future Angel of Mercy. . . always seen with Willy . . . finds spaghetti enjoyable eating. . . often heard exclaim- ing, Hey, whatli' ...delights in danc- ing and collecting miniature dolls. . . her blush is beautiful but sometimes embar- rassing . . . very good natured. Activities: Girls Chorus 1, 2, Sr. Tri-Hi- Y: Library Club 3, Future Nurses 3. ELIZABETH MAY TODD Commercial Liz , . .our cheerful majorette . . .always asserts, Let's have a party. . . . shrieking laugh . . . devours cheesebergers eagerly favorite pastime-listening to music... record girl at Novelty Enterprise . . . known for her schmutzig boogie . . .The devil hath power to assume a pleasing shape . . . a future comptometer operator. Activities: Majorette 2, 3: Student Council lg Girls Chorus 1, 2: Sr. Tri-Hi- Y: Commercial Club 3. ROBERT P. TROUT General Bob . . . a Hill Farm Dairy Boy. . . plays expert golf in spare time . . . also hunts, camps. and Caddies . . . shy . . . good dan- cer. . . often found working in shop . . . intends to deal in retail trade. Activities: Stage Crew 1. 2, 3: Hi-Y 3, Football 23 Basketball Manager l, 21 Conservation Club 2, 3. CAROL WESNER TROUTMAN General Carol . . . future social worker . . . re- marks when provoked, Oh, honestly. . , . interested in twirling and dancing . . . equally interested in a certain football player . . . eats lobster tail anytime. . . English fanatic . , . pleasant personality . . .look you. I am most concerned about my own interests. Activities: Orchestra 1, 2, 3: Girls Chor- us lg Majorette 2. 3: G.A.A. lg Art Club 3: Sr. Tri-Hi-YQ Library Club 1, 2. 26 KATHRYN MAE TURNER Commercial Kathi . . . our powder puff winner . . . horseback riding and driving cars are her favorites .... entering Air Force is her desire . . . I doubt it. sighs Kathi . . . a commuter from Red Dale. . . the Daisy Mae of our Sadie Hawkins Dance . . . keen shape. . .Though she may hot rod and make much noise, she's pretty keen when it come to boys. Activities: Senior Play, Sr. Tri-Hi-Y, G.A.A, 1, Haven Fax 25 Commercial Club 3. MAURICE E. UMBENHAUER General Reese . . .an ardent uranium prospec- tor . . . prefers a nice catfish to a girl . . . happy-go-lucky . . .when in the mood, will reply, Then we'll go. . . . a history genius . . . pleasing personality . . . when Reese goes by the girls all sigh . ..Lots of luck, Reese. Activities: Student Council 1, 2: Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, Stage Crew lg Conserva- tion Club 2, 3: Haven Fax 2, 3. ELLEN WANN ER General Ellen . . . quiet. shy. . .known for her mg hair English whiz enjoys hakespeare and such . . . seen skipping lrough halls with Phyl . . . likes movies fading, and TV . . . eats hamburgers . . . hoice of career is undecided. , . poets re born. not paid. tctivitiesz Girls Chorus l. 2: Sr. Tri- li Y GAYLE ANN WEAVER Commercial Gayle. blue eyes. blond hair. shapely. . . nown for her weird laughter . . . never uiet . . , can be heard saying You know . jelly beanf, ...goes crazy over pizza ie . . .a futurc secretary . . . fun-loving. 'iendly to all. ctivities: Homeroom Officer 2. 31 Stu- ent Council I: Blue and Gold 3: Girl's horus lg Mixed Chorus 2. 3: Girl's En- 'mble 2: G.A.A. 1: Sr. Tri-Hi-YQ Jun- ir Play: Library Club 3: Commercial lub 3: Cashier 2. RUTH MAE WEISS Commercial Ruthy . . . always seen with Ginny and Liz. . . ardent Globe fan . . . repeatedly interrogates, Did you see Sonny? . . , enjoys eating cheesebergers . . . thinks red a superb color . . . delights in dancing and collecting photographs . . . another small fry. . .likes em all! Activities: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y: G.A.A. 1. CLAIRE LUCILLE WENRICH Commercial Claire . . .our future secretary. . .en- joys tuna fish sandwiches . . . main inter- est lies in Orwigsburg . . . traveling and dancing delight her. . . sometimes shouts, You're a dirty birdie. ...cheerful lass , . . falling in love is a great faults Activities: Class Officer 2: Blue and Gold 3: Haven Fax 2. 3: Homeroom Officer 1, 2. 3: Cashier 1. 3: Mixed Chorus 2. 3: Girls Ensemble 2: Girls Chorus 1 : G.A.A. l : Commercial Club 3: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y: Gym Team 1: Band l. 2. 3. CHARLOTTE L. VVILDONGER General VVilly . . a Port Clinton clown . . is often heard saying. l'What do you mean. jelly bean ? . . . adores swimming and spa- ghetti . . . drives their Dodge everywhere . . .likes chemistry. . .a future nurse. . . quick. lively, full of fun. never stays till work is done. Activities: Girls Chorus 2: Sr, Tri-Hi-Y: Library Club 2. 3: Future Nurses Club 3, LEO J, WINGLE College Entmnce lNhen do we eat? . . . inquires Hector . . . our capable football player. . . can often be found at the YU . , . swimming, box- ing, ice skating his pastimes . . .has inter- est in a certain majorette. . .chemistry and math favorite subjects.. .has part time job a Michel's. . .about his career. undecided. Activities: Student Council 1. 2: Home- room Officer: Football 1. 2. 3: Hi-Y 2. 3: Track 2. 3. CALVIN JAMES WOLFE General Calf . , always underfoot . . . collects coins . . . wants to join the Air Force. . . enjoys chemistry and P.O.D.. .feasts on veal cutlets . . . advertises, L'Don't mess with me, pal: I'm a federal manly... may luck and success go with him. Activities: Mixed Chorus 1, 3g District Orchestra 2, 3, Orchestra 2, 3, Baseball Manager 1, 2, 3g Aquarium Cub 1, 33 Art Club 3. ,IERE W. YosT General Jer,'. . . often seen talking to a certain sopohomore . . . exclaims, You cotton- pickin, rebel. . . . hungrily devours pot- pie . . . usually located in the shop . . . a real swell guy . . .favorite pastime, hunt- ing.. . wants to be a ranger. . . I'm a man more sinned than sinned against. Activities: Stage Crew 1, 2, 3. RONALD ZETTLEMOYER College Entrance 'iRonnie,'. . . quiet, polite, and brainy. . . expresses, Captain Nemo is here, . . . goes target shooting frequently . . . de- vours fish hungrily. . .favorite subject. chemistry . . . likes the color green . . . hunts and traps animals . . . Fishing, hunting. whatever it is, Ronnie can do it. He's a whiz. Activities: Conservation Club 3. MARLIN E. ZIMMERMAN, JR. Agricultural Zim', . . . favorite subject, tenth grade English . . . consoles That's the breaks . . . lives for those nasty habits of sleeping and shouting . . . tall and lanky . . . an ef- ficient chauffeur . . . stock car racing a hobby . . . a brain in all subjects? . . . turned up nose .. .always seen driving a green International . . . fools rush in where angels fear to tread. Activities: F.F.A. 1, 2, 3. WAYNE M. ZULICK General Toot ...his ambition is to be a line- man.. .spends spare time working with wood.. .heard saying, 'SNO kiddin, Dick Tracyf' . . . another shop fiend . . . eats perogies and halupkies whenever there's a chance. . .favorite pastime is sleeping in class. Activities: Stage Crew l, 2, 3. .Qs Zn iwltmuriam DORIS JEAN OAKLEY To know, to esteem, to love, and then to part Maker up lifeff tale to many a feeling heart. Born August 5, 1938, Doris attended grade school in the East Ward Building with many members of the present Senior Class. Later in high school. she was known as a willing and industrious worker and a friend to all. She was active in clubs. a junior cheerleader, and a member of the Junior National Honor Society. As a member of the Grace Evangelical Church, she was a faithful member of the choir, and a regular attend- ant at services Sunday morning. Suddenly one day word reached us of her illness: our pray- ers were with her. Then, one day, school bells stopped ringing for her, and the Heavenly bells tolled forth. As we go forward to our graduation and thence throughout life, Doris will hold a prominent place in our thoughts and heartsf-her passing seemed like the ceasing of exquisite music. 29 There seems a shadow on the day, Her smile no longer cheers: A dimness on the stars of night, like eyes that look through tears. Alone unto our Father's will One thought hath reconciledg That He whose love exceedeth ours Hath token home his child. Fold her, 0 Father, in Thine arms, And let her hencelorth be A messenger ol love between Our human hearts ond Thee. - Whittier CLASS POEM Open thy doors, Dear Haven High, Let youth go forth its skill to try We must depart, our duty calls, We cannot linger in thy halls. Into the world we now must go, Our worth and courage there to show, We try to serve, to do our best, And in thy name our hope shall rest. The future stretches, clear and bright, What on its pages shall we write? We do not know, we hope ,twill be A joy and pride evermore to thee. Our colors are blue and silver, May they always float on high, For strength and beauty to the world They must ever signify. - JUDITH SHOENER CLASS SONG WEN fTune of He',j We, of 56', will soon leave Haven's halls. Welll continue on as now the future calls. We have thoughts in mind to which we all will cling. l'Ve can soon look back, and oh, what joy they'll bring. Though backward we may look on times we held so dear, We all realize that our commencementls near. Looking to the past, we'll often breathe a sigh, And say, God Bless You, Haven Highf' We can face the years without a trace of fears. We can look ahead as graduation nears. We have peace of mind, as now our goal is nigh. We'll soon graduate from dear old Haven High. Onward ever on to better things we'll fly. For our Alma Mater we will always try. Tho, memories so dear will sometimes make us cry, We'll always love you Haven High. We'll always love you Haven High. - PHYLLIS RowcoTsKY Class Motto: Enter to Learn, Go Forth to Serve Class Flower: Red Rose Class Colors: Blue and Silver 30 CLASS HISTORY YES, SENIORS, it is 1956 and we must say fare- well to Haven High, putting an end to three very important years of our lives. Many years may pass but the memories of these years will linger. Let us look into the past and see the memorable events of our class. WE BEGAN our Sophomore year with the follow- ing home-room teachers: Miss Reinhart, Mr. Kerschner, and Mr. Young, who was also our class advisor. We chose Russell Hoke as our class presi- dentg Mary Candee as our vice-president, Suzanne Ney, secretary g Lewis Miller, treasurer 3 and James Fritz, historian. IT WAS THIS YEAR that we held the April Showers Dancew, and the music of Vince Bercher and his Orchestra was enjoyed by everyone. Mem- bers of the Sophomore class decorated the Gym with ornaments befitting April and Easter. THE FOLLOWING FALL we returned to Haven High and elected the following class officers: presi- dent, Jack Croneberger vice-president, Lewis Mil- ler, secretary, Claire Wenrichg and treasurer, Mary Candee. Homeroom teachers this year were Miss Bausum, Mrs. Ross, and Mr. Young, again our class advisor. A BIG SUCCESS this year was our Junior Play, entitled Penny , which was held on March 2 and 3. Credit must be given to Mrs. Ross and Mr. Young, and to the members of the cast without whose co-opeartion the play would not have been possible. A VERY HAPPY MOMENT of our Junior year was the Junior Prom, which was held on May 7 and entitled Oriental Fantasyn. Music by Bobby Berger and his Orchestra helped make the evening a success. After the Prom all went to a party which was held at the Blue Tavern. AS SEPTEMBER ROLLED AROUND we again returned to school but this time as Sophisticated Seniorsn. Again, we are proud to say, we elected Jack Croneberger as our president, William Stauf- fer as vice-president, Judy Marinin as secretary, and Mary Candee as treasurer. With Mr. Young as our class advisor and Mrs. Ross and Miss Hoy as our other homeroom teachers we were guided through our senior year. OUR SENIOR PLAY, Phantom of the High School , which was held on November 22 and 23 made a hit with everyone. Under the direction of Mrs. Ross and Mr. Young, the cast gave an excel- lent performance. ACTIVITIES in which members of our class par- ticipated included: Student Council, Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y, various choruses and clubs, Haven Fax, Blue and Gold Staff, Band and Orchestra. ON DECEMBER 23 we held a Christmas Dance entitled g'Sno-Ball featuring Bobby Berger and His Orchestra. Soft lights and beautiful decora- tions made this night a momentous one. EVERY SENIOR will remember March 22, 23, and 24, for this was the time of our eagerly antici- pated trip to Washington, D.C. Many happy moments were spent on this trip. We knew this would be one of our last social gatherings, and that our high school career was fast coming to a close. MAY AND JUNE were busy months, during which we held our last dance, the Senior Ball. Everyone danced under dim lights to the soft music, enjoying it to the full, knowing this would be a night to remember. ON JUNE 4 we conducted our Class Night Exer- cises. On June 6 the pageant, On Our Way , followed, and then on June 7 we repeated our pageant and had our Commencement. AS EACH ONE OF US sets out to accomplish his goal in life, we wish to thank all the teachers who have made our education possible. We hope future graduates will have as much success and happiness at Haven High as we have known dur- ing these past three years. JAMES FRITZ Class Historian 7H Firxl rnrr: Jr-am-ttc Yarrish. Ann Fia- tvr. Sulannv Gillwrt. Gvorgvnr' liirklv. Susan Krvlnrr. Violvt Donton. Lor- utta Kraft. Barbara Hainlvy. Srrrind rnrr: llarlvara Orisig. Conrad Wlright. Jann-Q Fr-tts-roll. Conv lvlvn- glv. Richard Shappr-ll. R. H. Hunn- rncl. Bright Kantncr. Thornas Sagr. lrarry lW1fClllIlt'. Rolicrt Yoder. Judith Moyer. Third roar: Charles Srliradvr. Judith Hurkhardt. Sally Shadvl. Dorothy Smith. Jacqrrvlinr' Wr-iss. Charlottr- Yost. Carol Mohl. Judith l'arnr'll. Carolyn Ottr-rln-in. Kathryn Nlarch. Rirliard Coovvr. Fourlh roar: Jarnvs liollon. Rohcrt hlorrison. Donald Kvtnr-r. Dalc Ilill- Irish. John Knarr. Ronald Zulivk. Shi-ldon Nvary. John Z4-ttlvrrmycr. John Ncidlirrgr-r. Josrph Hill. 7R Fin! row: Mr-lanir l'nrns-ll. Mary lflla lXlr'asr'r'. Uvorgarlrizx Killian. Shir- lr-5' Drvy. Car-nl Rir-gr-1. Judith Nlav nr-ll, Ruth Ann Nlm'snr'r'. Sandra lirvn- nan. Svronfl rrr:r': Gary lillcx. Ylihornax Spottx. Ronald Smith. Charlr-S Strph- any. Ulm-nn Nlullins. Jann-S Sunday. Hamilton Handling. John Sln-rillf XYilliain hloyr-r. Bliss Rodgrrs. Tlrirll roar: Karlrwn Slim-rn-r. Caroli- Kr'rsr'lrrir'r. Carolyn Knittlv. Carol Glasvr. Dorothy liowvri. Sandra lrotl. lirvr-r'ly Srlrarllivr. Nanvy lllanlu'n- horn. Carolyn Arrhiliald. Small Rvn- ningrr. lfuurtlr row: Carl lilanlwnlrorn. Day- id Saussvr, Ronald Gooclling. lvlirlrru-l Dr-uald. Lamar Lim. Floyd liollingvr. Ur-orgr' Kvnrfort. Druid Kaflingo. Wil- lianr Srnitlr. Donald Hr-rgt-r, Anthony Straniara. 7E lfiril rrrzr: Claudia Tilrnrrsky. Joann Dax is. Laur cl Rohm tson. Sandra Croylr. Nancy Spitlr-r, lionnir- Kling- on. Agnus hloyr-r. Alia- Cooly. Swfmrd rurrr: Orin Anclr-rsorl. 'l'r'd Banning. Us-or-gr' Fatkins. Clrarlr-s Zol- tlvrnoyt-r, Donald Krarnvr. Jurnr-s 'l'routnian. Ytillirinr Rt-r-s. Carl lilKll'lll. hlr, liirhnor. Third rnrr: Susan hlnorc. lvlarrrt-on 'IK-rry. Sharon fllolfvltr-r. Darlvnr' Fix. Carl Cr-rlwr. flladyx llroun. John Nam. Pat Knoll. lrr-nr' Nor'r'kcr'. Dol- orrw lirclrony. Sharon Snyrlr-r. Forrrllr nur: Dvnnis Kin-vlit. Rich- ard Mnyr-r. Richard Divtrich. Tlrorrrax Payson. lidxsard Ovvrly. John Hanrvr- ly. Hugh Rvln-r. Jarnvs llurkv. 8S First mu: Palriria Kinimrl. Caml Rrlwr. Ann Huntzingvr. janv! Standi- fnrd. Margaret Quinn-1. ,lanicv Davis. Ruth Ann Frm-v. Both Ann Geary. Sfrnnd mir: Km-nnt-tli Shzmnski. Jann-s Koch. John Yndvr. Willis Woo' nn-rt. Mrs. Staum-r. liarl Otto. David Wingln-. David Yudvr. Lluvd Gibson. 'lillirfl rnzv: S313 Muvvr. Bvtty D011- ton. Judith 174-lkt-r. Be-tty lilsh. Nancy Fc-llv. juan VVarmlu-sscl, Ruth Las- cala. Donnaln-r llvinlvarh. l'iuurll1 mtv: lliurv timid. Krunt-th Raw. Rirliaifl l'l'lf'ugn'r. John llflvsst-I. Clair Mnyri. Claude Readingm. Paul Fabian, Ahsvnt. Hcniy Snydvr, 8R lfilsl mzr: Diana- liast. Betty Sclnu-nlt. llvatl in' l mm'. Virginia liangxs cr. Ann Young. Altima D11-ln'i'. Phyllis Slnlvy. Joan Duulwlt. Srronn' mar: john Stilm-s. Rohmt Killian. Ray Kxalnnn-5. llnnnas llvll- In-1. liarrv Jacoby. Rugs-1 Coarly. Ti' tus Nlillt-i. Allvn Strauss-. David Grei- wl, Sli. Rm-sv, Third 1n:t': lim-llv liuhl. Gran- Rm-d. Kaivn Luck:-nlvill. :Xnn hlovrr, Mary' Jann' lvliytv. Ruth Sli-llvv. lliis- rilla Jvtllcinx. Kaiulvn Stinv, jarivt Phillips. lfnurlll 11111: Rirlutltl hlmvl. john .Milt-lilmarli. Ruhcrt Slivlifl, Rtxbrlt Runklv. .lzunrs Lung. llalnltl lwlrssri. Nathan lln-ini. Stn-:ling lhmstnan. Richard lilivvlali, 8B l'nxl nm: Klan lim-lh lxrulci. Shir- ln-N' Wim-xsiirl. livltv Nluvrl. Allvnt' YM-ttm-isltnlg. Flutwvx Mt-swi. l'atiiria Cullvl. Marzo llmslt-r. Jvuu Ozxltlcv, Srznrrri mu: llzniy lN'm-zivvi. Dunaltl Divas. 'livlry llvllim-1, lftlxxarrl llald- ingvt. lhlias llrnun. Kvnlwtli Rt-rd. Dull' Fwlmfn-I, lliiun Klzxnwi. lid' uaicl Snvch-i, 'lihizn' mu: Kathryn .Nun Y.-nmky. jvxin Yvillizuxis. liailnnu Ann Rt-4-cl, Kivlliiltls- lX1ill1'r. l,ilu Yixiltm-ix. l,illrla Nlzullwfk. llninui Rm-ml. Many Dnntnn. ililn-4Klm'1' lXlnvrl. lfuulllz mm: Rirluntl llin-xt-1. Ciaiy Kr-llm. Rmgvr Kianlvl. Kvvinit llufl- nlan. Rifhaifl Faust, .lunuw llznnt-1. jnhn l'aulvx. 9H lfiut mir: M4-linsa Klint-. Bcwrly St-km-llick. Patricia Vitvlli. Sandia Pvarcc. Linnadello W't-nrirli. Joyn- Farlcy. Ann Sclnunacln-r. jam-t Dril- rivlx. Svrrmd mir: M1'. Hansinan. Clnarlrs Kc-tnvi. Brooks Pcnnsyl. L4-nis Ankri- lnand. John Stutzlnan. Rivllard Mil- lrr, Clxaxlca Corn-ll. Dall- Shiva-, Ron- ald Hamxnorly. Ki-nnvth Kiannnes. Third rozr: Gary Saussvr. Caiol Fre-nrli. liaillara llyt-is, Harrivt Bron n. Janvt Rvxniingm-1. Ji-an Bog:-r, Ft-rn Nlolil. Karon Jolws. Jainvs lNillialn- son. Fourth row: Floyd DvW'ilt. Clayton Basliorx-, Rollin Nails. Guy Kralnnn-5, Robert Barllvtt. llxonxas Ove-ily, liarl Winglc. Jost-ph Donald. Danirl lrv- ing. Carl Fa-gn-r. 9R Firxl rmr: Allvnv Ranrnvalln. blari- lyn Fislxrr. lflilalml-tli Hainlry. l'n'nrl- opt- Kunlcvl. Carolyn llanssunl. .loan 'liurm-1. lvlarin-Ita Splvrn, Gram- Dull- ln-nspeck. Srfonrz' rmr: Williani Mt-nglv. .Im- onn- Harwood, Raymond Kadingo. Gary Faust, Wlillianx Wim-ss. Harold Frvdrirlts, Rirliard Lindt-r. lNlr. Rora- baugh. Third rnzr: Ricllald Stliarllirl. Rich- ard Anman. Barbara floiilrliivi. lim-tty l'alnn-1. Clnistins- Kanlnrr, Ann Lou- iw lNloorc. Ann luing. Vinci-nt Wr- lll'l. Fourlli mzr: Wlilliani Stulnirll, John Jenkins. Nelson Lt-mg. livnt Saylor. Roy Vfalkcr, Turry llcilsingm-i, Donglax Hildebrand. Kvnnrtlx Strauss, 9F I-'irrt rnzr: liarlxara Robinson. Kay' Ann Gt-srlmindt. Joan Kinsingn-1. Sllillvy Hviin. iit'UI'gllll' Fostvr. San- dra W'inln'rs. Fay Zilnllwrixian. Kath- lvcn Lclnnan. Sfwnlld mir: Chailvs Scliavllim-r. jan Scliavflicr. Dale Crt-nurrll. K4-nm-tli Lfmbcnlianvr. Jann-s Milli-I-. U1-orgc Kalwt-it. liddit- Rt-nningrr. Nelson l'lCllrrt, Franklin lvlillcr. lvlr. Fisln-r. Third low: Cliarlvs llalvr. Ja-an Blankt-nliorn. Mt-lva Pt-trio. Jann-t Rr!- tingvr. ,Indy L'ndt-rkoll'lt-r. Diann- Biinklcy. Ann Knvrllt. Cliarlcs lllvll- nan. Fourth lo1t':Janl4's Hinnm-isllitl. Ray BL-rgrr, James Nam. Lynn Dalton. john Stramara. Rohm-rt Sn-ltzt-r. Loiin Honirkcr. John Storm-r. IOD Fin! mar: R111-cxxxaly Slvxnvsr, Patsy lN'lngl1'. llwufl ly W'an111-1, Barbara Woonu-rt, Linda Tobias. Sally Um- hcnhauvr. Mary Alice- L:1llbl'llll3Lll'. Sfrond mar: lwlvlvln Wnllv, Lvloy Zulirk. janlvs 'ln1'nr1. jamrs Zukosky, ,lamcs 'lx1'1-llosklr, Thomas Shipv, L1-on Sflnu-ig1'11. 511. l'nrs1'l. Third m11': liall Stoyvr. Glfnn Schu- maclxrlg Snr lY1lklns. Nanry Stiles, lilllllll' XN'al11-ns. William Smith. Jann-s Spams. Fnurlh 11111: Paul Zumida, Rohm-rl Stump, F11-d Smith, Rlrhand Moym-1'. IOC lfirsl mzr: .Mlcllvy Srlnnpp. Rvglna R1-In-1, P1-all llonyaxa. liaxabara Rv- l11-1. Sandxn Savlm. Cvrrlia R1-vd. Sfwnzrl rnrw: Daniel Sf'llaf'fl1'r, ,lnhn lwlryvl. Keith f.l111'gan. N111 SI2illl'lt'Ik. Charlvs R1-lmvv. Rohm-rt Sagr. Richard Rt'lllt'l'l, Third mfr: Nanry Muy1'l'. Nurnla Xllldk'll. Susan Rrlclm-1. Molly lN1no1'1', Sylvlta Pulls. Mania Naglr. 1511111111 mfr: Juan l'1-n-iv, Carl Blur- uls. flu-nuqv lNl11'1-l1-n. Alnmlc lNl0y1'1, lYav1n- R1-irllvrl. K1-nn1-th Rullanrl. Carul Rnnlxlv. 105 Ifnxl ma: .loan llmlyarn. l'.1lc1'n flood. Manx' Milh-r. Fay R1111111-1. fllzulys ll1'1-hlcl. hlarllyn Loy Swrvrlrl' 11111: lY1lliu1n K1-ll1'1. Aclrlr Millvr. Ma1i1m llill. llunniv Nlarll. Mixs R1-inharl. .Xnn Malllu-us, l'al1i- riu llocxklmxlx. Nallrx' lla-11133 liarry l.u11. 'lllxirn' nur: llm-IIN' Kanlnn-1. llonnlr X11-nglv. lla-lvn Klvlms. lislhrl llill. Snwan llnlnlvx. .lvan llantl. Darlvns' Ku-las. l n111ll1 11111: Ricllzncl ll1'll'n0r. Sl- lnun Kucllngn. flu-1a1cl M1'Ca1'Ihy. K1-nnvlh Qlnrnlmy. SI1'pl11'n llrnry. .lm- vph hlatlurk. llmxzncl N11-xlglr. 10A lfirxl 11111: .lx-an llnnyara. l.1vls C11nn-lmrlgm. livtty llrmxn. Suzanns' KI1mx1-1. ilnvlllh lllnxxn. Nano' lloltnn. Sfrmllf 11111: Franklin Gllxsoll. Ruh- vxl linym-1. lirnu- Cnstcumlvarlvr. Fl'c1'ry D1-uald, .luhn Fnllnn-1'. lirlxxzxxil lin'- hnny, Wllvllv l'n'1'g1'1. Thim' mzr: Mamilyn Faust. Mmy Jam- Gum, 5an1lx'a lirmsn. rl-l!0lll2iS Croylo. Cmalvln' F1-lxstn-11na1'ln'1'. .lud- llh llhvlt. Carol Frlll. l n111Il1 run : Rohm-xl Hlwlzofsky, Charlm Cxnvlv. lidmnrd Fuulk. Hal- old Fry:-1. Donald Dlllnxlwllcn. Barton llim-un ,w Al -Lil-l f Bm. f '1 i5 36 HC Fin! ruze: Jean Smith. Nancy Schoener, Carol Yoder, Anne Spxowls, Rosalie Schrader. Ellen Sheriff. Nan- cy Sweigert. Second rozu: Mis. Schaeffer, Nancy Seiple, Russell Sheriff. Ronald Zim- merman, Gerry Robinson. David ghappell. lilla Roncotsky. Janice Yo- er. Third rote: lillamae Rose. jean Schaeffer. Diane Starr, joyre Schwenk. Virginia Stump, Judy Scholl. Charlotte Rhen, Marilyn SChaeH'er. Fourth row: Robert Webb. Richard lVolfe, lidward Sinnnendinger, Gary Strouse. james Rolland, Leonard L'n- ger. David Sehinipf, Robert Zerhe. 'IIB Fin! mir: Kilolia Jean hflitrllell. Mary jane Reider. Ruth Hnhler. Carol Pearce. lrene Klaft. Dolores Schaellier. Nancy Herliner. Serond mir: ,lark Ralla. Stewart Nagle. Ira Kiannnes. Lane Reed, Mr. Broun. ,lack hlaherry, David lwlalsh- all, Charles Reppelt. Third row: Ann Louise hlenglv. lfvelyn Reed. Lois Jones. Nancy llllllle lnel, Charles Kuhich. Caxolyn Correll. Nedra lwloyer. Nancy Nlcfllone. Shar- on Kreisher. Fourlh rozr: 'liony Lasrala. Anna llefliner. Batry K1-Inel, Jack Nlesser. Harold hliller. Xlaxlin Reber. .lane Lohman. W'illxux Potts. 'l IA Firxl low: Gladys Bayer. Mai ie Ger- hart. Baxhala Brown, Kay Bickel, Ruth Dobryyn. Doris .ACl3lIlS. Kath- leen Casey. Servnd rozr: Ralph Ferlig. Dean Berger. 'l'honlas Archbald, Kenneth Geaxy. Miss BLIUSHIII. Gerald Meyers. lNillia1n Dreher. Allen limerich. Arth- tn Bernd. Third row: Arlan Faust. Wayne Farr. Sylvia Cronehergei, Ann Boett- chel. Anne Glotlelter. Dolores Ger- ber, Robert Dinger. Carlton Gilheit. Fourth rozr: Marlin Berger, Wayne Dewald. Robert Daulxenspeck. David Gerber. Clarence Berk. Kenneth Coo- ver. Robert Glaser. 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Nunry F1-llx. 5111111111 Lou, Susan R!illIll'I'. Mary Alam- R1-idcr. Anus- Spmwls. Ruth lilizabn-th Hz1i11l1'y. Susan Kl'8llll'l'. lil'Yl'I'lY W1111111'1. G1-111'111lc Mille-1. l1z1s1'11l21. luaxy J14111' linux. Palliria Vita-Ili. Srm11rl nur: Miss IM111511111. Gary Sa11ssc1', A1-II1111' H1-111d. john S1'1'm11l nur: M1. Young. S1111111111- Nvy. Cuml Ymh-1'. .XI1-1'.1 F11l1111'1. T1-rl lia1111111q. .Iuhu A11l1-11lxz1c'l1. N1-lson lifkx-11. John Sph-1-11. Tulxias. john C111111-lun-1g1'1. Cha1l11ll1- W'ild1111g1'1. Nzxnrv H1-H114-1. Ml. Ymlng, Susan R1-1111-1'. Biias li11l1s11111. Thirll 1u:1':R11'l11111l Nlillu-11 .lark RaH'11.'l'l1u111as txI'K'llIl8ld. Gail Thilrl mir: Sz111d1'a Hair. Joyrv Srlnu-11k, David lfznl M1131-1. liiildmf. IWQ115' Arulmm l11111fl1'1'. Mary Hafrr. Robvrt 521110, 112111105 R11g1'1'Cuady. Rulmld Smith. xvillikilll R1-os, .l0h11SI11111111111. IXlz1111i1'1' R1-11111111-1. john J1-11k111a. L'111h011l1allc1'. Hvlvn Kwbs, l'al1'11'i11 ll1'1w1-1. lfnllrlfl mir: K1'11111'Il1 K1.11111111-s, Paul Zllluidzx. W'illia111Stal1ff1'11, l'ku111ll1 znzu: F11-111k G1l1s1111. YVHI1111 Putlx. Ran' H1'1'g1-13 Rulwrl T11115 l111s1'ala, Ray H1'1g1'1'. John C1'o111-hm-1'gc1'. Josvph I'fll11'g4'1'. Cusl11111o. Tl111111as .-X1rl1lmald. John Rzxffu. David Sluappvll. Dmlqlgls 811115 l,11tl. Rohm-11 Sl11111p.R11l11-11 Glam-1. Hild1-h1z111d. l5a11v Lutz. jnwph l'H111'E1-1'. K1-11111-th Usmxw-1. +I sr ! Fuiure Farmers of America Safety Patrol lfjrxi :mu Silllhll Krlliiflgib. All:-11 Ri'il'11l'TI. KC'IlI1f'Ill kIzu'olJy. Fin! mfr: KL'IlIll'Ill Gvzxry. .lurk RLlf!'il. Ucgm NYillinrn NVQ-iss. Clary Faust. AILIIIIUS Tl'l'Ili1Skilx, .Izuucs Sl'h2lf'fTi'I'. BPl QC'I'. Arthur B1-md. 'lmmhs Lukosky' Mlllml Rohm Semnrl mzcx' lflnllllk Gibson. David Gvrbvr. Mr .S'1'1'n11fl IIJILI' Mr' .-Xthvrlcm. Cflulth-s Kubivh. Mvlvin VVo1ft'. Rl'l'Sl'.SIl'lJlli'I1 He-nry.Gz1ryStrousv. Roy NY11lkm-r. X'illl't'Ill xviSIll'I', Harold l rc'dcric'k. Ellgf'llf' Yoy- , , it A V ,E dik. IQIIHPS Turllvr. Rirhzlrd Sl'h2ll'HvCl4. David Earl Nloyvr. V 1 rlmflw 'im' ROINII EHMU' Rohn! XMIM' Lum' ' .nd Bvtlwl. Lfrollnrd I ugvr, Vlqllilll IIJILQ' Clvorgs' xvh1SPll'I1. Mzlr'lir1 ZiIlllIll'I'II12lll. Donald Hvrlu. llownrd Mt'Ilgll'. Rudy I idlc'r. William Mmxglv. Kvnmlth Slrmnsc-. john Mvssvr. Glvnn Sl'hllIIl2ll'hl'I'. +2 HAVEN FAX STAFF Fin! mzf'.' Yirginini Rohliim. -Ianvt SiIllIJSOI1. .Indy Ma1'ir1i11. Ellm-11 Slivrili. Kay liickvl. llolorm-s Ki'l'SC'illl1'l'. iVIL1I'5'.l21I1l' Rvidvr. NHIli'3' Sil0l'Ill'I'. Gloria Milclivll. .Indy T lxz111dc'11b11sl1. .S'f'm11fl mzr: Miss Rci11l1z11't. Gail Batdoli. Nlury Agnvs fi2lI1Cii'l'. Kz1ll1l1'1'11 Cz1s1'y. N1lIli'f' Swvigwt. Lois .lo11c's. Ell11111z1v Rosv. Nuiicy H111111111'l. l70lpl1i111' lJil'I'NN'l'l'ilIl'l'. Sllfillllll' Nvy. Kay Sl1oilm'11i1x-1'gm'1'. Miss Bmwli. rlvflffli mzfz' Mz1l11'ic'c l'111hc'11l1z111c'1'. St:-wart Nuglv. Pzltricizi fiil'OYl'l'. Nvclm Mcwyw. fii21iI'l' Xx'k'lll'iCi1. .Ivan Billlllillg. 3211111111 lizxir. Amin' lAi0fiilll'l'. Phyllis Rowfnl- sky. lluvid Murslizill. NN'z1y11v Farr. 1:1111 rlfz mir: .IZHIIUS Fritz. Robvrl Glasvr. E111-l Stoycr. -IOIIII cil'OI1l'i7Pl'gl'I'. Rmlru-y liillwck. Ricl1z11'cl YYolf4'. Lvwis Millvr. Rohvrt Kclla-11 H2ll'I'f' Kollw. 43 fffw AW Y ff 1 f A Iii, '-:sf Q, Q' ks n Ifinl mn: Sdllx l'n1ln'nlumu-r. Adm-lv Millm-r. Sandra Snylm. Iillvn Slwriff, Susan Comm-1. lim-xvulx' Wvalnn-I. Pvurl llunyznn, juan Hmuvuun. .Ivan Hmlvuua, .Yffunri nm: Nmnm Nxnrlcll, Nancy liullun. C4-Cvllu Rm-d. Nancy Hvlxry, NIV. Vurwl. Dmis .-Xdulm. Sxlvtlu l'nllx. Sandra: Kvvm-x, Clnixlixn' Ban-r. 'I'lm1l frm: Nnnry Slilvs. Mun Jann- I-uns. Plnllix Smith. liarlrara Fulkm, llvtly K2illIlll'I. Czuul Tlrmllnnn, Pvluv Iiuil. lfmllvz- Wvnllvlw, Il:-14-I1 Ku-hx. lfnurlh mn : Vnlxin Nhlfv. Carol Fxilf, j.nu'I lluxlmu-, Russm-ll Sln-riff. Virginia Rohlslnx. Nlznilyn Faust. Ruln-rl Zulu-. lin! :mfr Pnlniriu Yin-lli. lim-xvrly Sl-km-llick, Pcllclnpz- Kunkvl. Carnlvn limhsunl. I'lliliilll'Ill llklillll'X. Mmilx Jr. lfixhrr. l'zxIviri.x Zulifk. Lilnluflvllz- YM-ll1'iCl1. , , Srumrl rnzr: Szxxldm YYintn'1s. Clnistinr Kantnm. Kan' Ann lim-wlluillflt. ,Mlvxw Ann Rmlvlllzxhll, .loam 'l'u1m'r YX1iv'Bnfmxxxx. iivmgim- Famer. Marivtta Splrvn. Fay Zixxxllu-fnlull. Urzwv Danln-lnpvck, Haxflmaua Rnlxinsun. 1111111 nm: Iran lines-11 Ann SClllllll2li'lll'I'. janv! Rrtllxlgw. :Xnn Lmllw Mums: l'.lll.ihvlI1 l'.xlnn'1, -Ixuwl Rm-I1 ninxlrx. Iudilh Lwxxflm-xkarmm-I. Kzlthlm-rn Lvlnnan, Barlmara B51-vs. Llfnuurlll ffm: Karrll llnllvw. .Nnnv Kllrvht, Harrivl lirmxn. Fvln Nluhl, fxfvlxa l'n'trim', Carol Frm-llrh. Ann lrxim, 44- otography Earl Stoyer. Doris Adams. Carol French. Sandra Keener. Edward Foulk. Richard Shollenberger Club Mr. Rorabaugh. Riehard Sterner. First row: Jean Oakley. Diane Bast. Georgine Foster. Arlene VVettc-rskog. Marietta Splr-en. Margaret Bowler, Judy Felker. h Serrmd row' Susan Hainley Carol Yoder Lois Croneberger. Terry Dewald. Rogfer Coady Cas 'ers Ann Mathews. Cecelia Reed. Rosemary Sterner. E i Third row: Sue Ann Wilkins. Sandra Keener. Mary Alice Umbenhaur. Kathleen Lehman Molly Moore. Kathleen Casey, Fern Mohl, janet Phillips. Fourth row: Anna Heffner. Jack Raffa. Lynn Dalton, David Shappell, Nelson Eckert Arthur Bernd. Paul Fabian. Douglas Hildebrand. Karen jones. lfinl nur: Ruln-xl Baillm-It. Krllnvlh Kimmel. Rnbi-at Sag:-. Barry Lllll. C94-razd fxlrfiarlln. lim-rm' Zulick. John Jenkins. Umlglax Hilclvluzmrl. Riflmaid lxluyvx. tlsulnw Snunli mir: Rifhard Ste: nn-r. Robert Binlufnlq. Rulrerl Trout. lirluayfl Sun- nlm-ndinger. Blu. Fixlmm, Robert Coslanlo. Bai ry Rudnev Buln-ek, Paul Zmuirla. Harry Kolbr. I.r1rl'n'wi: Ronald lii-winger, Kvnm-Ill Krallllllex. fix-4u'gc l'vlrli'. Nliyllm' D4-ualtl. luall Mm n is. Future Nurses Club Firxl mica' Donna Gelirig, Klary Agnes Candee. Ellen Sherill. Nlary jane Reicler. Nancy Slioener. Ruth Dobrzyn. Violet Koeli, Barbara Brown. .S'u'm11l mzu: Anne Glotfelter. Ann Boettcher. Kathleen Casev. Barbara Griesel. Alora Tobias. Barbara Felker. Clharlotte XN'ildonger, Joyce Seliwenli. Nancy lVIeGlonc-. Tlzim' mfr: Mrs. Bernel. Margaret Killian, Arlene Berger. jean Banning. Ann Louism' IA-ngle. Sandra Bair. .lane Lohrnan. Gloria Bolton. Stage Crew Spntlx, Kvtnvr. .lc-iv Yost. Wfayile Zulirk. aroln. Riellarcl Rallvnfalnn. Call 46 National Honor Society Senior High Fin! mfr: N11111'y ll111111111'l. Gloria .ls-1111 Mitc'hc1ll. Ellen Slwrifll. Carol Yoclvr. Jxllllll .lilIll'lVlt'lil'Ullt'. Swmzfl mzfy' xxllllil lll'llIH'l'. ROClI1li,' Bulwck. Gail Butdorf. Bliss Bz111s11111. Slllillllll' Nl'f'..lllllll'S Rm-tlinqu l1111 joy G1-sc'l1wi111ll. 'l'l1inl mfr: Rohm-rt fllLlSl'l'. L1-wis MillL'1'. Phyllis Rowrotsky. qloscph Plll1l'L1t'I', YYilli.1111 Slilllll.l'l'. Ab,w111f'r1: -lillll'l Si111psm1. llz11'1'y Kolln-. and Russvll Holw. .is +7 Drum Maiorehes Finf mm: S11z.111111' Nvy. F,li1.1 ln-th Todd. Swami 111:11 Ella Rowrulslxy M111'io11 Hill. Susan ll.1i11la-y. .Mlm-ln M1llm'1'. Cf.11'11l 'l'1'1111l1111111. S. H. H. S. Mixed Chorus Fin! ma-: Nancy Huinrnel. Carol Yoder. Gloria Mitchell, Kay Bickel. Nancy Miller, Ruth llublcr. Miss Jump:-r. Mary jane Reider. Janet Simpson. Dolores Kerschner. Ellarnae Rose. lvlarilyn Naus. Violet Koch. Second man Nancy McGlone. Janet Bashore. Janice Yoder. Dorothy Straniara. Kay Shol- lenb:-r'rcr. Dorothy Kantner. Suzanne Ney. Mary Agnes Gandee. Nancy Heffner. Nancy Swei- gert. Christine Coller. Sandra Keener. Gail Batdorf. Margaret Killian. Gayle Weaver. Claire XN'cnrich. Sandra Bair. Joyce Schwenk. Phyllis Smith. Nedra Moyer. Thim' mic: Judith Leonard. Pa'ricia Grover. Diane Starr. Jack Raffa, David Schimpf, Robert Dinier. Maurice Urnbenhauiir. John Spleen. Richard Rauenzahn. Calvin VVolfe. Thomas Archbald. David Marshall. Anna Heflner. Judith Shoener, Gay Anderson. Fourth mic: Roger Spotts. Lester Sherry. Robert Glaser, Jack Croneberger. David Gerber. Rodney Bubecli. Ralph Fertig. Phyllis Rowcotsky. James Rettinger. Lewis Miller, Richard VVo1fe. Richard Shollenberger. Wayne Berger. VVilliam Stauffer. Russell Hoke. James Fritz. +8 High School Band Firm' mar: Linda Tobias, Arlcm' Rzuwiimlin, llzuiivs Koch, Dale Freliafvr, Conrad W'riglit, Elizubctll Toclcl, llonzxlcl Kru- mvr, M1'. LlI'lgt'l', Edward lialclingvr, .lolm Stutmiim, liryzm Kramer. Bvtty Hairllvy, llcvvrly Sc-kcllick. Sfrmzrl mum' Ann Moors: Nancy Hummel, Gloria Milclu-ll, Carol Yodvr. Sharon Glolfvllvr, Marion Hill, Ella liowcotslxy. lwary Bctli Kratcr. Ami Nlattllcws, Edward Snydvr. Gvorgs' Kalwcit. Tcrry Ucwald. Third rozu: '1'vrrv livnsinfrvr Kc-nm-th Gvurv, lzllllvs Hnrmw, 1 5 ' 1 1 Harrivt Brown. Susan Huinlcy, Aflvlv Nlillvr, Suzmim' Nvy, Kay Yvnosky. .lorry Eilcr, -IZIIIICS lN'illiumson. llczm livrgvr. Fourth rozcx' Ncdra Moyvr, Stewart Nnglv. Claire- Wm-nricli. Kay Sliollcxnbcrgcr, Frcd Um-ak, Edward Foulk, .lvrry Eclwrt. Cary Saussvr. Anna' Glotlvltcr, Szlmlrzx linir. Xxllllllllll Smith. Sharon Krvishcr. Fiffll mum' .lack liafla, llaxicl Mz11'sl1z1ll, Ric'lizxrcl l'lm'll'm-r', David Scliimpf, -Ivan Blankcnliorn, llucly Slicwm-11 llonulcl llrumlicllcr. Dennis Knccllt, Rohvrt llingvr. Slvplivxi llvnry. Sixth rozu: .lolm Crom'bcrgcr. livwis Millm'r', llzmivl Sl'lllll'lA- for. Nlarlin Reber. Robert llalllwnspvvk. Carlton Gillx-rt, Carol Troutman, Rogcr Spams, Lvomirnl lic-ckvr. Rolu-rt linrt- lctl, Gary Strousv. llavid fiK'I'lN'I'. , 1 1 . ., 1 .1 . K fa 1 1 11 High School Orchestra lillxf 11111 : D1111i1'1 S1'1lLll'11'l'I'. 11111111 '1'1'111111111111. BLll'1llll'll F1-1111-1'. S.111111'11 Kl'l'Il1'I'. 1111111111 1'v1'11x- 1'l'. llilllll 1N111'111k1'ss1'1. f1111Y1Il 1111111-. Y .S1f1'11111l 111:11 5111111111 1311111 Bm:-1'ly S1'1iI'11ll'1'i. Carol Y11111'1'. S11:11'1111 G1o111'111-1'. Jxlllll' 111111- 11'1l1'I'. Cll111'i.1 .11-1111 Mit1'111'11. David f1i'l'1Il'l'. 'l'l11'11l I1II1',' .I111111 111111111111-1'g1-1'. R11111-11 D1111111'11sp1'1'k. 17111141111 Dl'lItll1ll'11i'l'. Cl. 1il11l1'I'l 1J111g1'1'. Lvwis 1N11111'1'. 13111111 1X1:11'511g111. 1111 M1 L Il tl 1llIX D1 xx 1111 X IIIKX 111111111111 1511111111 fy' 1 ' ' ' 'A , .11 District Orchestra Representatives 11.115 511'1111s1' .111cl 1.l'WlS M1111'1'. D:1x'111 51111111111 111111 11'1'1'y xx.11c1. 12 1.1-wis M11111' l'1'IJl'l 51'Ill1'11 1111x'1'11 111g11 111 1111' .X11-S11111' B111111. 115 S11'1111s1'. 1 ..,:.1 1- 1.1.' ,1,,, . A '.,.1,- .. .1.: -1'. ,:-- V '-V'- '. ::.',. fffiff' Fifgiffff - ' , A '11 :-. '::1:. : . 51515: -' ,:.fE '-:. E 4 . .:, ' - :': ' ' 1 ...- ' :--' 5 1'- ' 2'-' f i g s ....' zii. ,, , Izvu. 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Stanrling: C1111x'i11 11111111-. 1111. 511111111 111111112 1JilIl1l'1 S1'1l 111 1111: lllL..f11'stx11:1111. S1 511 IIIQK1 1111111 111 11111 1111 X11 S2lllK1l'Zl K1-1-111111 xi111i11is1. I't'lJl'1'S0 ' . in ' Ll11'f,l'l'111'S1I'L1 111 195-1. 1955 LIIIL1 19311. S6'Ilfi'lI'.' A101111 XYLlI'Ill1il'S51'1. 88. 51-1111111 111111112 S.111111'x1 K 5 ' Mfg, ,- '. '. ' - 1 'ff-, :':5g5-ggfggxs., vF:::..'i'sf-..:'. Egfr' 1 1 111 1 Library Club nfl' frm! l'nwl mn: l.nnl l'4'.nu'. Ndrru Slum-In-x. liaxllnyn lin-lnrl. Umntln K.u1X1u-1..- Aludv hlxnlllln. Suvn A I-lrulu llnxr-r. llm-rn livrrllwiwl. .Klum hlzlru- fXl1'lQm-nlw. .Klum 'l'ulmim, lflmxlollf- Wllrlmlgvl. Suzzuluv Nvy. Doris Xmlulnx. Third nm: l'lnllix Rmxuvlskv. .l.nu-1 limlrrrrs-. llmotluv Blrmrlunr. iimlc YV-xxx-m'r. Judy Rrnulr-nlmslr. jam- llam- niml. Rulwrtgx lin-im-1. P1119 XNinulm'. Yilgilrizx Rnlvlxlns. lfllgx Rrmculsky. l'c-em' Nllllrl. D1-lplnnr Du-lxu-cllln-1. Sully l rlllu-rllmm-I. I-lnuzllz nm: Xlnnlxn fY.nxx, Inclx l,uunzuxl, Xliss Rr-val. Sguulm lyvmlvr. Klrnx lllnlxvnlmum-1. .Kun lmrlglv. nlx ilnnlottm Rlnn Ind Sl 1 'Nlnu Xrgl l' l ' 1Il llulnlm U4-mln-ll blnxu' Srluu' ' fig - - .. x'.'m1'lu'. . 1 .111-. lnl ls Sm 1. 10th Grade Chorus Mm! mr.: Nnlxry llvnu. Xlulilxn Lny. 5.rlliv l'n1ln'l1lmlu-11 liiln-vu Gmail. Lnix Cfroru-ln-rm-r. lin-xr-:lx lYn11rwr. 1 Holxlzxx, .Iurly llnmxu. Carol Ymlr-1, ,Xnnr Klnttlu-us. lionniv Manly. -Ir-an llumuxn. l..mlr l ,Yuorrfl mfr: Marv l'rx1lwnlmln'. Cumlcm- Fcmtrllmxclwm. Nmnm Nur n I nfl Su ml:-ll. Rusrxmux Stvlrurl, Sxlvllzx l'ullx. sun R4-:mln-1. truly liln-rl. Sdrrmlm llrmxll. .Xurlrr-5 Srlmupp. Mixs Jnxnpr-1. Sumlrd Saylm. Cr-cvliu Ru-xl, .Iva l :I . -' l Thin! mfr: Frank Gilmxn. linux l.ul1. liurlnn lllvxrn. Rivlmrcl llvllm-1. Dunzxlsl Drumhr-llvr. lfrlxxnrrl lfuulk. ln-rn 194-mxlrl, llrurc Custmrlmclm-r. Rulwrl linym. Ruln-ul Sum-. .Iulm N031-r. Slvplwrl llc-nrv. 1J.mir-I Srlrm-lllvr. l'zrul Zlnuidu, I-'mnill frm: Mmilxn Faust. .-Xnniv Nlrwvn. Klan Jann' lions. limllvm- lllxltn-rx. llvlrn Ku-lm Xlnllx Nlmnr. Maru lllrr. limlnlr Nlvllqlv. Suxnn llaunlry. .Xclrlr Nlillvr. llruqv llnlr. Sun' .Nun Wllllalnx, 'Ir-.ul l'1-Irlr. lfzxrnl lfrlll, Xl Yann Stlln-s, Z1 Je 5 A X Conservation Club lfirxt m1:':.Iui'k Rnlia. Dznicl Marshall, lNluini1'v Lixllwllliallm-r'. Ronald Zi-lllvixinyci, Frcd Di-ak. .ffwrxrllf rnzr: Mu. Yunng. Kulliryn 'lilililviy Pvgqv Killian. Klan' Hall-I. Virginia Rnlwlyins. Domlllx Slmixlnua. lluimlrl llm-rlw. ,lam Commercial Club lfilxl mn: Jain- llunninq. Judy Xluuinin. Ruth YH-ins. Nzinry lNIillm'i. lllifaln-Ili Tucld. jane-t Siinpxnn, .-Ninn: - lNlfKi-nm: .Yrfuurl mir: Mi. Young, liallu-ryn 'linnn-x. Pvzgy Killian, Iwlauy llnfvl. Virginia Rnlzlmins. Dorutluy Sllhllllllll. Km' Sllnllvllln-:gm-1. Mix. SCl1zu'll'n-i. Illlllllll mfr: Guy .-Xllflmwmli. Fm-in ,Im Us-wlixxiyldl. Claim- Wvrlirirli. Udyli' YV1-an-ip Gail lialrlurf. .Iunvt Baxllurv, Pllvllix Dim-iwu-rlitm-1. Fay Sfmt. 5.0 4 , I5 Hi-Y Tri-Hi-Y Ifirii mr.: Ralph Ifvutiu. .Iolin 5pI1'm'n. Dmicl Sliuppm-II. IYgilInu' lfifil mfr: K. Slmllm-:ilu-i'uvi'. Il, INK-in. D. Kzullm-I. K. lin-im: Mix. 'liluungu .XnrlilmlcI. Khin' Kigiim-I. Fu-cl Drink. Clmili-N Kulxirll. M. Num. N. Milli-ip Ii. Imlcl, Ii. IV:iliin'i. Silnpmn. AI, Mgninin Siimul um: .Xlitlumiv Iqiwzxlzl. Rmlm-y Iluln-rk, .Iaxvli Rnllin. CQ. IM-nu-1. rum! Nnglv. .Inxmw Rvllinurr. Nlv. llrmxn. Ili1'Ii:ii'4I Rzuuvnmlin. Sufurfl rim: IJ. Sliniimizi. I,, Nm-51 S. N1-N. Y, Kovli. .X. Mr Dnvicl Mmxlmll. Rulu-nl Cmtniun. Rulu-rt I'muI. ,luck Mzivlxm-in, Km-mu-. .-X. 'liuliiixx Miss Ihumml. IJ. Ilii-run-c'luIm'l. NI. Cimuln-v. I3 Tlrifrl nm: Hi-uiuv IH-ui:-, Km-nm-Ili Ummm-u. Immxzxul l'nuvi. iivlniu. Ii, Ilu-iiivi, C. lfnllvl. U, llnllun. Inlm lfmm-lwuui-I. Ilxniil llvulrvii IA-u IN'ii1xgI4-. Imixis Nlilli-1, .Io-1-pli 'fhiffl 1-uw: Cf. IM-mirli. I'. Milli-1. IS. ihivwl. K. 'I'mm-I. 'X l'1lu1-ui-1. IYiIIi1im Sliulllvi, Ili-ig:-i, Il, Fm-Iki-1. C. IYiIrImigc1. V. Rulmlvins. ll. Rnmlvliliunli. I' 150111111 mfr: Iixim-N Ifilll. IIAIIN Iinllvc. Mullin Ilvigm-1. Niillvui Killian. XI. Ilulivi. 'I. Ilgnining. C. 'IiiuuImun. S. Kvrlim-v. I'nIIx. I,1-N11-1 Sli:-in. Ikixiu- D1-uulil. Rum-1' Spntlx. Rmm-II IIuIu-. lwxullh mzr: P. Rmwnlsky, II. I.n-mmul, I , lh-wlmilull, AI Iimlum-. Iinnniml. ll. Smith. Il. Iiutilnrl. S. Ilniu. II. Slim-in-1, 12 .Xmlm mn. 53 i Junior High ' Honor Society Fifi! rozex' Arlenc Ruuenzzihn. Fay Zimmerman, Patricia Vitelli, Diane Bust, Anne- Moore. Secnna' row: Judy Felkffr. Ruth Lnsvala. Gary Sausser. Miss Brown, Brian Kramer. -Indy L'nclc-rkof'HPr. Fern Mohl. Tlzim' mir: Anne Knerht. Ilzxrrivt Brown. Ray Berger. Kay Ann Ycnosky, Kam-n Jones. Firxt IOIZY Donna Gchrig. Sandra Kvcner. Robvrtzx Breinor. Christina' Collvr. Peggy Mille-r Linnnv Nc-V. Sefonrl rozfx' Lvo Wingle. Robert Costzinzo. John Splccn. .Iznnvs Rvtlinger. Rodney Bnbf-Ck. Ls-wis Miller, Thirrl rolex' Hurry Kolbc. Lvstvr Sherry. John Crorlvbergcr, Wvillizun Stuuficr, Roger Spotls Russvll Hokv. Budget Collectors 3 3 51 QT YA Q elk A i -. ' A Sf? s if-5.gvuDUIl1l1 annum-0 E fl . Q V 1 gm Q fav W I . W 33' T.: f W as-is my ' Q an Magi' is fin .. I ',-.- Y ,5 , 4! an S xmv 1 -X Q, ww H i U x TQ? Q M, M5569 M i W A ' 3: if U f ,if if A V, , , if Blue and Goid Stuff Fin! matt Violvt Koch, -lanvt Simpson, Nlarilyn Naus, Nancy Miller, Rodney Bu- bvck. 'Indy Randvnbusli. .Indy Marinin. Anna 'lane MCKeonC, Nlary Agnes Candor. Sf'mr1fI row: Miss Hoy. Ps-ggy Miller. Kay Shollenbergcr, Barbara Grivscl. Dor- othy Kantncr. Barbara Fclker. Christine Collcr, Dorothy Stramara, Gaylc XN'vax'c'1'. bliss Rodgvrs. 'l'l1ird mzrz' Judy Leonard. .Indy Shovncr, Janet Bashorc, .Ivan Banning. Peggy Killian. Cllairc W'vnriCh, Sandra Kccner, Sandra Bair, Fern Geschwindt, Fav Scott. Frnurfh ww: -lack Cronebcrgvr. Frm-cl Deak, Robert Costanzo. Harry Kolbc. 56 N fv?fif1-15 i 3, T5 ? S xl Q 'fur X532 Ag ,fg w iliiiiggfx M A 1E:.:.:1 if Q. ao SPCR c-D?'NA ing Ss c u L 793 522 'Yicgggt Pia 3 lc ufvff X A Lcgfr,-3.9 Ju wx f N X YQ? xx 044 'pfpimggzv ffgfcf-fail 'S J JD .J fy TS 3 po?2 W T3 ke L 5 f AF f 1 4-Ji i R bang' 'ht 0uT T Th 58 First rote: Leo VVingle, Jack Mayberry. Allen Exnerieh. James Rettinger. VYilliani Dreher. -Iohn Spleen. Robert Sage. David Sehappell. Serona' roam' Coaeh Harry Hummel. Ralph Fertig. Rodney Bubeek. Ira Kranunes. Robert Bruzofsky. Leonard Unger, Barry Lutz. David Geber. Coach William Staufler. Third' role: Coaeh George Eiehnor. Frank Gibson. Paul Zniuida, W'illiant Stauller. Ken- neth Coover. Barry Ketner. Robert Stump. Robert Glaser. Coaeh John Reese. Fourth rote: Daniel Spotts. Kenneth Kranunes. Harry Kolbe. Russell Hoke, Marlin Berger. Wayne Berger. George Petrie. Carl Morris. 1955 Football Season As the Golden Hurrieanes ol' Sehuylkill Haven lost thirteen varsity players at the elose of the 5-l-55 season. Coaeli wvlllllllll K. Staull'er's final year as football mentor was spent rebuilding around varsity hold-overs Leo Wlingle. lN'illia1n Stauller. Russell Hoke. and -ILIINCS Rettinger. Coaelted by lvlllllllll Stauflier. Harry Hunt- lnel. George Eiellnor, and -lohn Reese: eo- eaptained by XN'illian1 Stauflier. and .Iantes Rettinger. tlte 1955-56 squad was slowly tnolded into shape. The results were very satisfying. for tlte Blue and Gold lost only four contests. Injuries plagued the Hurricanes throughout the season. -Ioe Pflueger sullered a leg injury during pre-season drills and was lost to the Hurricanes lor the entire season, .Iatnes Retting- er broke ltis leg during the Mulllenburg game and was unable to finish the season. Seniors on the varsity lost through graduation are: Robert Costanxo. Russell Hoke. Harry Kolbe. lN'illiaIn Stauller. lieo lYingle. -Iantes Rettinger. john Spleen. joseph Pllueger. George Petrie. Lewis Nliller. and Rodney llubeek. ln the Post-Season elassies l,eo lYingle. taekle. and lvlllllllll Stauflier. ltallbaek, represented tlte Hurricanes in the Dream Game. played at Rotary Field. and eoaelled by xxllllllllll K. Staul- fer. Robert Costanxo. ltalfbaek and Harry Rolbe. tackle. played in the Carbon County All-Star Caine. Costanfo seored the only touelidown for the Seltuylkill All-Stars. SQQVQD 680 52 sl QS sxgsx Co ss S 3. S? Q fi? QS' O Q? 458 Co S S XX SS x S SS GSW, Q NV K, swfzxsfo 1 GSK Oo Schedule and Scores of 1955-56 Season Schuylkill Schuylkill Schuylkill Schuylkill Schuylkill Schuylkill Schuylkill Schuylkill Schuylkill Schuylkill Haven Haven Haven Haven Haven Haven Haven Haven Haven Haven Junior Varsity Football Squad Firxf mzr: Charles Ketner. Brooks Pensyl, Ronald Hainerly. Ray Kadingo in Schufltr Riclizxrd Aurnan. Gary Sausser. SFCOIIII rare: Barton Biever. janies Naus. Franklin Miller. John Str un tra oe Dew ild Kent Sznylor. Donald Drumheller. Douglas Hildebrand. Third rozv: Ray Berger. Robert Bartlett. John Jenkins. Richard Reinut Lorin Honickcr Clayton Bushore. Floyd Dc-Witt. George Wheelen. Ashland Minersville Lansford Cass Twp. St. Clair Coaldale Muhlenberg Frackville Mahanoy City Gov. Mifflin The Golden Hurricanes Champs Ylllll' 1956 edition ol' th1- Golden Hlll'1'1C8I1t'S lived up to expe1-t11tions. 111111 11n 211111081 entirely 1'eter11n 11-11111. H1111-11 piled up an lIIl1lI'f'SSlYC 12-2 I'4'COI'Ll i11 league play. 13121101158 1-xeluded. vlilll' 1956 squad w11s 1-11111111-11-1'ix1-11 hy excellent 11-:1111 play and 111111 handling. Although t11e start- ing five 111111-11 1111111 QZIIIIO to game, you would generally find these hoys playing: Roger Spotts. 1-11-1-1111121111 llfltl 1-enter: liud Sl1Cl'l'y. eo-Captain and li0I'XX'2'1l'ClI Tony l.11s1'11l:1. excellent rehound H1311 and 11111-in 11r1is11 cl2ll'l10Il Gilbert. SK'l'211JlJ1' guztrdl 1,2111 Shztppell. ll ll2ll'l1 drixing Qllkllil. Other IllC!lll'3Cl'S of 1111- s11u111l who were h1111ly needed in 11121111 of the 'llI1l1'9 w1-r1- lllll R1-tti11e'1-r. lliek R11uenz11hn. Harry 5 ' . If Kolhe. lVlll1'l1I1 l1l'l'gt'l'. hhviiylll' l3l'I'QL'l'. 111111 Robert Stump. The Havenites got 1111 to 21 l521Cl st111'1. Llllllllllllg the first live grnnes, which were 1111 exliihition ganies. l l0M'CYt'l', wi111 21 11-11111 of the 1-ziliher we 111111 this year. 1111- Hl1l'I'1l'LlIl1'S eould not he 111-1111-11. 'l'l11-1' went through league play losing thrillers only to Pine Grove 111111 'l'ri-Y11lley. l'QlglIlQ Pine G1'o1'1- for first place. 71111911 by lJl'2l11I1Q Cass 211111 Pine Grov- i11 the Slmuglinessy pl11yo11's. the Hl1I'l'1l'llIlt'S 111-- 1'a1ne the sixth 11-11111 to win hoth the ll'llQllt' 111111 the pl11yof1s. After winning 1111- plztyollis. t11e HllI'I'1C'2llll'S went into P.l.A.A. Competition. T111-1' won XIII uphill 11111- tle 11g11inst Nesquelioning 69 to 65, hut how1-11 111 21 strong Fount11in Hill 11-11111 i11 1111- 1lis1ri1-1 1i1111ls S7 to 19. Varsity Basketball Squad F1111 111117 Robert Stump. Riehztrcl R11uf-nzzthn. Allin R1-ttinger. D1111- Shuppell. clllfllllll Cilhert. Sffmnrl mfr: Mr. E11-hnor. Wayne Berger. M11rli11 Berger. Roger Spotts. 1,1-ster Sherry. Tony' L.1s1'11l11. D111'i1l C1-rlxer. Rodney Buheek. pv ? 1' l 'ii tx l , fl. as E B ,Q 4 x ig W l 5 as -A ' 3 5 is , K , fl -g::::: - swf A .:-:FEIS ,: -:v T W 5 1 I ,J X y Yx 'f W 4 N as X ' s in Qs e 9 Ss' gfffsg i W , 'Egg Q H , f ef f , if , pw e, 11255555 zg g irgzmf 1, . 5 nf! 2 1 ws.. . .,,. , v ' . 5 5- 1,2 -ve 4 gf gl ,Q , . . iw N , ' I i .4-fr V K it W N ' xg Y ,. ' 5 Q ' , i mf' . .. 1 , .Q J f ' , I ' 5-lax,-gf' ' . ' K.. A is Q Y 3 wx y X, l :wif YR i g fri? 'A' s 1 v ,,.N'ff'yTJ Q32 Q J it stliiiq R K is Q 4 S y J R -1 L ,. r 5 ., 3 N- W 'il 5' K 1 i ' 1 4? Q x K in -L-il NSW 15 ,r Basketball Record Hamburg A - L St. Clair A - L St. Clair H - L Coaldale A - L Hamburg H - L Cass A - W Minersville H - W Mahanoy Twp. J.C. at Orwig. - W Coaldale H - W Pottsville A - L Tremont A - W Pine Grove H - L Orwigsburg H 4 W Cressona H - W Hegins A - L We They 45 51 53 58 63 71 54 57 49 51 59 35 79 64 75 44 64 50 63 72 52 43 53 55 78 39 67 35 57 58 Junior Varsity Basketball Squad Pottsville H - L 56 Cass H 4- W 66 Minersville A - W 81 Tremont H - W 67 Pine Grove A - W 72 Orwigsburg H - W 88 Cressona A - W 73 Hegins H - W 62 Shaun. Playoff We Cass Orwigsburg W 86 Pine Grove Orwigsburg W 87 District Playoffs Nesquehoning - Pottsville W 69 Fountain Hill-Slatington L 49 First row: Douglas Hildebrand, Franklin Miller, Charles Schaeffer, Richard Auman, Gary Sausser. Robert Bartlett. Second row: Robert Stump, Frank Gibson, Kenneth Krammes, Mr. Eichnor, Paul Zmuida, Barry Lutz, Raymond Berger. 60 53 59 49 68 39 39 42 They 64 69 64 87 FEATURES M if g if fr., HW is a H 67 , KM, L Hgww 5? 'X E QNY WW 47Q:3L,5L5-il??N A mv if-M2 aw .AQ fWHFQl,flxfm.XfQMNW,lf 5f...WW Mf L.E'f'ffr1' l 'ww b ' I ww if , TM fx- 'ff YQ W Junior Play l'vnny . ll Illlvc--zlft COllll'Cly. was pwsvrltcnl by thc' junior Class of Schuylkill l'lux'P11 on Mg1I'c'l1 Ii amd 4. 1955. in Ihr' Srhuylkill llgxvcfn High Svluml zu1LlitoI'i1111l, The- play was clirvvtvcl by Nlrs. Ruth Ross zmml M1'. .XQIYOH Young. CAST Ol CII l.XRgXC1'l'FRS Penny ....,., .IANIQT Suursox Aflurlzm . l-'mu 'lox' CEESCIIWVINDT Father .. .... JOHN llROXl'lBliRGER Drmdif ........ .l0Hx SPL!-:lax lilzcvmfl ...... Ronxm' BVBIZCK .Alunl Ifllfn . . . . , IDOROTHY STR:-.MARx Mr. jrrrkwn ....... H.xRRx' Kousx-1 Alive ....... .. K.-xx' SHo1,1.lsxn1f1RG1cR Fay ,... . ........... Svz.-xxxu Nm' NYUVIIIII ....... flAYI.l', WYHAVI-LR Mr. Dazwfnz ......... RlfIHlXllI7 Sl'iOl.I.liNliliRGl'1R Ceflrif ..,.... Rl'SSl'1l.Il l'lUKl-L ltvlrn Hun Klllll f zrlx ....., Dxxrm. Svovrs Roxxun B1-:x51xc:1iR Fkrgn DEAR S,xxl1R,x BA114 Nxxux' :XlII.I.l-LR Q -,.., N 1 Senior Play The Senior Play. Phantom of the High School. wus held in thc high school auditorium November 22 and 23. Under the direction of Mrs. Ruth Ross and Aaron Young. this thrilling thrce uct mystcry comedy was 21 huge success. CHARACTERS flflinrly ..,. , . . . . CvAIL BATDORF Rick ..,..,........... ...... I4 'RED DE.AK julie, Rickfv girlfriend .. .. JVDITH MARiN1N Alan. Rickiv rival ...... .,..... J AMES FRITZ Randolph, a young pext .. .. RONALD BieNs1NoRR Betty . ....,...... . .. .. . MARX' CANDHR high Nina ,...... . IQATHRYN TURNER school Sue' ........... .. MARGARET K1L1.1AN sludcnts Chuck ,, . . ............ ...... L Esri-:R SHERRY 1Vli.v.v Hnrkner. librarian ....... .ANNA JANE MCKEONI-1 Mi.v.f Wiizslozc, history tczxchcr ..... . JVDITH LEONARD Mr. Gitney. stcrn principal . . RICHARD SHOLLI-LNHI-IRGER Miss Benson, pompous townswoman . . . SANDRA Ki-:HNRR Ewelyn Cale, brow lJ6?21fi'll Sl'i'FCIllI'y PHYLLIS ROXN'COT5KX' Lanny, clown-troclclcn nephf-w ...... CHARLES BOLTON Marty Redmond, 21 Y'f'POI'li'I' .......... GARX' KRABIPIR Norma jIl!l6'Il'!lJ'. il visitor . . . . Di-1i,PHlNiz DIPZRWECHTER Sgt. Mndrignn. ai policcmzm .. . , .... RICHARD STERNER Pwmpterx ... . . . , , . . . ,. .. l iliRN JOY GESCHWNDT MARXLYN N.-Xl'S T5 Kill' K I m we 0 :QA M . MAL.. x is W ' -'sz N S as 5 x QR . E 'sf L A. , ..,, , Vi l an 1 'gf . Q . - ii K 7355 I 5 u GAY ANDERSON SANDY BAIR JANE BANNING JEAN BANNING JAN BASHORE GAIL BATDORF BUTZ BENSINGER ARLENE BERGER CHARLIE BOLTON GLORIA BOLTON HUP BRADY KAssIE BREINER ROBERTA BREINER ROD BUBECK MAC OANDEE CHRIS COLLER MONK COSTANZO JACK CRONEBERGER WALLY DAVIS FRED DEAK DEL DIERWECHTER PHYL DIERWECHTER NED DOLAN BARB FELKER RUDY FIDLER JIM FRITZ DONNA GEHRIG Can'f behave do Solid be patient walk slowly forget Steve stop studying stop teasing girls skate hurry ignore Pine Grove take Dottie out stay away from Elsie stop reading type be rude i gnoxe boys have his own car make book reports stop Hirting stop bragging decide stop hot-rodding be without Ginny keep house be fat jitterbug help being attractive FERN JOY GESCHWINDTpass by strangers BARB GRIESEL HECKER HAFER DUCKY HERB RUSS HOKE JAKE JACOBY DOTTIE KANTNER SANDY KEENER PEGGY KILLIAN VI KOCH HARRY KOLBE GARY KRAMER JUDY LEONARD DAVE LOHMAN CHUT MARIN IN ANNA JANE MCKEONE DICK MILLER LEWIE MILLER be on time get the car return school books forget Marg sLa1Id school settle down be gloomy drive forget Carl dive slow be noisy go out at night jo sleady control her laugh stop reading be miserable resist a joke Pet Aversion Cafeteria food impolite boys week days Geometry nosey people kid sister work snobs book reports School on Monday love notes Chem. boys F. D. hot rodders advice school tall girls mussecl hair rivals Dottie her cousin Spanish short hair parties playing piano publicly talking going steady a moose silence Fords being teased teachers stay in school nothing L 81 M's physical examinations teasers walking languages opposite sex playing piano her hair nothing girls going steady 72 Seni Destiny helping Jim Millionaire's wife Number, please. Sup't. of nurses Omaha Hess Street Dairy Manager Factory Mgr. hot rod mechanic Policewoman grease monkey farmer's wife model Naval Officer Naval Ofl'icer's wife Lovelorn adviser keep Nooker happy Band leader basketball center most eligible bachelor church around the corner WAF Captain Pilot Cupboard cleaner politician Liberace child's nurse Night club singer horse farm hoedown caller Ford dealer G-man game warden child's nurse hat designer dust chaser live in N. Y. Auburn Tech dance instructor Minister's wife bachelor concert pianist librarian Einstein, Jr. comedian Ol' Roll NANCY MILLER PEGGY MILLER DAVE MOYER C-RAZY-LEGS MOYER MARILYN NAUs LA MAY NEY sUE NEY PEACH PETRIE JoE PFLUEGER JUDY RAUDENBUSH DICK RAUENZAHN JIM RETTINCER CINNY ROBBINS PHYL ROWCOTSKY FAY scorr BUD SHERRY JUDY SHOENER Coll Can't forget Pottsville leave the DeSoto at home be serious flirt help being a tomboy be sloppy swim stop eating help being cute stop talking resist that last one stop messing around run out of pep stay away from Tommy sLand up straight attend band live without Don KAY SHOLLENBERGER sit still DICK SHOLLENBERGER smile JANET SIMPSON PHYL SMITH JACK SPLEEN DAN SPOTTS BO BO SPOTTS BILL STAUFFER MOOSE STERNER DOTTIE STRAMARA TOBY TOBIAS LIZ TODD BOB TROUT CAROL TROUTMAN KATHY TURNER REESE UMBENHAUER ELLEN WANNER WINDY WEAVER RUTHIE wE1ss CLAIRE WENRICH WILLY WILDONGER HECTOR WINCLE CAL WOLFE JER YosT RON ZETTLEMOYER ZIMMY ZIMMERMAN Toor ZULICK get rid of colds sing ice skate drive resist girls laugh enthusiastically lose an argument pass shorthand stop blushing live without parties be noisy do chemistry go slow dance have short hair have straight hair grow taller wait be snobbish add Cin bankingj stop fiddling leave Joan alone miss Captain Nemo stay awake stop smoking Pet Aversion Haven having hair set long hair women men talking interference in plans boils dating certain Cressona people sophomores crutches being interrupted certain beverages Ginny not waiting crew cut parking fthe carj silence silly people Air Force opposite sex girls with foolish ideas exams bright lights pep meetings being without Griesel getting up 1 living in cities gYm milk shakes long hair Haven boys liking girls boys dictation school being teased P.O.D. state police book reports squealers girls 8:42 a.m. homework 73 Destiny boss' secretary cowgirl Artist Olympics 1960 Roller Derby radio announcer Oriental dancer spaghetti cook movie actor Norm's keeper raise pigs major league pitcher pilot's wife owner of Willow Lake gym teacher Globetrotter marriage assistant TV manager professor Figure skater lemon tester mattress tester undertaker girdle salesman father of football team President fashion designer Boss's wife actress dancing instructor career woman Powder Puff racer pancake champion night club dancer spinster school teacher house wife tloctor's wife cowboy Liberace's brother game warden Biologist missionary A 81 P manager ,1- First rozix' Janet Simp- son. Bible Srhool Group. Gay Anderson. Dorothy Strainara. jane Banning. Gail Batdorf.Donna Gvh- rig. Kathryn Breincr. Kay Shollenberger. Mary Haf- er. Dclphine Divrwevh- ter. Virginia Robbins. Mary Gerber. Lois Berk- rr. Charlotte VVilflonger. Lester Sherry. Second mir: Gail Bat- dorf. Fay Scott. Virginia Robbins. Ruth Weiss. Violet Koch. Judy Shoe- ner. Suzanne Ney. Peggy Miller. 5 1 - - ROUND f W, ,L.,,... ...... t Q fx THE CLOCP lv ag I S kfOj J .wav x In Nw Firvt mzix' .lolin Splvvn, Annu Juni' M1'Kc'cmii1'. Nfnry Agnvs Czxrinlvv. Sxlndrn Bair. Kay Shul- lf'iilwr'gv1'. Namvy Millvr. .lucly Murinin. Marilyn Nnus. Gzlylc' WNY-zlx'c'i1 S6'l'0IId row: Mary llnf- cr. Marilyn Nuns. Doro- thy Slflllllllfkl. Claire' H!-WENH VVcnriCh, Kay Shollvn- berger. Rogcr Spotts. Third r0z1'.' Gnylf- xvl'll- vcr. Russvll Hokv. Gail Bgitclorf. Szindrzi Kc-m-m'r. Carol Troutnizxll. Suzzuim' Ncy, Bzlrlmru l vllu'1'. lwo VVinglc'. .lznnvs Rvttingvr. vvllylll' Zulivk. Fourfli mira' Virginia Robbins. Fc-rn -Ioy Gvsvh- winclt. Kathryn Turncr. VVilli1un SIllllf'li0l'. Mali'- g1lI'f'f Killian. Christinr' Collvr. lmstvi' Slivrry. V90 9,0 TMI lit? Bottom rozr: Judy Shoener. David Lohman Lester Sherry. Elizabeth Todd. Suzanne Ney: Janet Bashore. Fay Scott. Phyllis and Dclphim- Dicrwevhter. Dorothy Kantner. Gayle W'eavPr Judy Raudenbush. Barbara Fvlkc-r. Second row: John Spleen. Gloria Bolton Judy Leonard, Kathryn Turner. Peggy Miller Sandra Bair. 'I'hi1d fair: Ellen Warmer. Carol Troutman. Claire Wenrieh. Donna Gehrig. Judy Marinin. Diaper: Roger Spotts. Roberta Breiner, Mary Agnes Canclee. Phyllis Rowrotsky. Charles Bol- ton. W'ally Davis. Stork: Nancy Miller. Gay Anderson, William Stauffer. VVayne Zulirk. David Essenial Moyer. Second row: Lewis Miller, Anna MrKeone, Violet Koeh. Peggy Killian. Phyllis Smith, San- dra Keener. Richard Shollenberger. Harry Kolbe. Kathryn Breiner. Calvin Wolfe, Jane Banning. -lean Banning. Top row: Marilyn Naus. Rodney Bubeck. Ronald Bensinger. Dotty Strarnara. Russell Hoke. Fern Joy Gesvhwindt. Virginia Robbins. Rudy Fidler. The First National Bank and Trust Company SCHUYLKILL HAVEN, PA. Our 57th Year of Service 1899 - 1956 Member FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM and FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 78 COMPLIMENTS OF Losch Boiler Sales Service Compan Phone 15 0 Ford School of Business Business training is the most practical, most definite education you can get today. It is the shortest and most economical route to earning power. The Ford School of Business prepares high school graduates thoroughly for responsible business positions. Stenography, Secretarial, and Accounting Courses. Write, or phone for full information 223 South Centre Street Pottsville, Pa. PHONE 1818 Higgins Company Compliments FRIGIDAIRE Products of a 10 W. Main St. FRIEND Success To the Class of '56 79 H. J. BAST C. C. DETWILER BAST and DETWILER Funeral Home 25 East Main St. Sch. Haven, Pa. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS ON RENTAL PLAN 1:f- 22:21 ::.,:: EEEAR gl '1i-- in the OR TIME PAYMENTS School Ray Brown Music Centre 7 H 1 Band is sx X gs Q more-isnflun th ll sg Wofwrzm ASIILn E 'V are Q 4.-.,. .'., . SX -' Y f55ii5Qff:, IS' Bmw ,- msmumznr 5 67 e 'S ' ' 3 KF --,iff Vs l l UX 39 E. Main Street, Schuylkill Haven, Pa Phone 7-J Young Folks Lofve Music 80 I I I I I I I 81 Horning's Superette BURKERT'S Confectioner 20 St. John Street V Schuylkill Haven, Pa. MAGAZINES TOBACCO F h M F F d res eats rozen oo s CANDY SODA Produce Groceries Nat's Florist Shop Fresh Flowers for All Occasions Weddings - Parties - Corsages Our Specialty FUNERAL DESIGNS 328 Dock Street Schuylkill Haven Phone 1124 Best Wishes ERNIE'S BARBER SHOP Good Luck! Stine's Pharmacy Prescription - Specialists 1 East Main St., Sch. Haven, Pa. PHONE 549 Vivian's Dance Studio 201 Dock St. Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Tap - Ballet - Toe Acrobatic Compliments of 0f A FRIEND Compliments of KIMMEL'S Foou MARKET 219 Centre Ave. CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF '56 The S K Smith Co d b tA Y k17 L B HERR SL SON OFFICE SCHOOL SUPPLIES Sz FURNITURE Books Statlonery Prlntlng Toys The Portable Typewnter Store KLAHR DRY CLEANERS 7 f h s Ph 1005 Q 0 0 52 Van er il ve., New or , N. Y. Q O zz ' an 46 and 48 W. Ring St., Lancaster, Penna. Compliments of S . Io n treet - one 83 john Sexton SL Company The National Chain Wholesale Grocers P.O. Box 508 Philadelphia 5, Penna. COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND cloree fur and dress salon furs and distinctive accessories Doris Witcoski Phone 914 W. Market St 2530 Pottsville, Pa. Electrolysis Studio Superfluous Hair Removed Permanently Medically Approved 206 Centre Avenue Phone 1314 MILDRED GENTZLINGER Proprietor BUY - EAT - ENJOY EAMES' BREAD and BUNS Walter F. Mullen Real Estate - Insurance 204 E. Main St. CWhere Dock Street Meets Mainj Phone 1114 Sch. Haven, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF H. Z. KLAHR Groceries Compliments Of Walkin Shoe Company See Your Nation's Capitol You will be comfortable Catered to And Warmly Welcome at the Ebbitt Hotel Tenth and H Streets, N.W. WASHINGTON, D. C. QUINTER'S Pfluegef VARIETY Insurance Since 1879 Success to Class of '56 U Edw. H. Shollenberger Sons West Penn Street SCHUYLKILL HAVEN, PA. FOR QUALITY PRINTING See Compliments The Call of st Orwigsburg News A FRIEND Schuylkill Haven, Pa. 87 Compliments of G. E. GANGLOFF President Judge of the Orphan's Court I.G.A. Market 322 Dock Street Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Haven Sales Co. Wholesale Candies, School Supplies, Notions and Novelties Corner of Haven and Main Compliments of G- Rv Raymond L. Brennan, Z F?-EIQXISCO Esq. 0 GROCERIES 9 CONFECTIONS RUSSELL F. SNYDER ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE 435 Hess Street, Schuylkill Haven, Pa. FAREL Y. BECKER Compliments Direct LINCOLN-MERCURY R. R. STERNER DEALER COMPANY Philco Appliances SCHUYLKILL HAVEN fNext to High shhooll PENNA, Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Compliments of a Friend 9 S STRAMARA'S SELF - SERVICE Sub-Sandwich MARKET Across High School The Store of Good Food SCH. HAVEN, PA. Dock St., Sch. Haven Phone 9437 89 Compliment: of HORNBERGER'S Self Service 317 E. Main Street SCHUYLKILL HAVEN, PA. COMPLIMENTS OF GEORGE GRAY Schuylkill Haven COMPLIMENTS OF Master Chef Foods Philadelphia, Pa. WITTY BEAR Cabinet Shop 409 Haven Street - Phone 1777-I All Types of Cabinets Compliments of COMPZQWENTS Atkins 5c to 351.00 Store Merchandise for all your need DR. W. B. CAREY 12 E' Main St' Schuylkill Haven, Pa. boussum 's men's and boys' apparel schuylkill haven the place to go for the brands you know 91 Pomeroy's Schuylkill County's Finest and Greatest Department Store Since 1887 Compliments of Floor Covering Shop Pottsville ' Republican 3 16 Dock Street Schuylkill Haven, Pa. . FRANK S. LEWIS Phone 153 Agen' The Card Nook Hallmark Cards, Gifts, Toys Viewmaster and Reels 13 E. Main St., Schuylkill Haven, Penna. 92 S. R. KURTZ JEWELER 326 Dock Street Schuylkill Haven, Penna. Phone 1084 MUSIC HAVEN MARNE F. H. BUBECK 112 E. Main St. Television, Radios Musical Instruments Weaver Pianos Records and Record Players Compliments of Schuylklll Haven Casket Company MATT S 1 1 1 1 13 E Norwegian St Pottsville Pa SUCCESS' ' rom HOME FURNISHINGS , .. f Where Youth Is Served 93 Kay-Dee Custard Goas S1 Shaw Garage State Inspection and General Repairs Route 122 Red Church Lubrication - Washing Atlantic Products MILKSHAKES HOT DOGS I SUNDAES HAMBURGERS 211 W' Mem Sfffel SODAS FRENCH FRIES 24-hr. Towning Service Phone 75 COMPLIMENTS OF O Keystone Manufacturing Co. , COMPLIMENTS OF Compliments of Maurer Sl Maurer Q1-wig'S Shge Service Chiropractors 122 E. Union St. 9 East Main Street Schuylkill Haven, Pa. 94 BUY YOUR CAR at SCHUYLKILL COUNTY'S MOST POPULAR USED CAR DEALER l HI-WAY MOTORS Compliments of The Pines BROWN-E Gift Shop GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS JOHN P. FEHR Jeweler 333 Main Street Schuylkill Haven, Pa. BONNIE JEAN SHOP FISHER The Finest for the Fairest The Schu lk'llH v 'gelnaf' en CANDY MAN Phone 524 Dock Street L. C. Driesbach Garage HUDSON SALES and SERVICE Bear Wheel Alignment 6? Frame Straightening Repairs to All Makes of Cars Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Compliments of HILL FARM DAIRY Homogenized - MILK - Pasteurized ICE CREAM PHONE 1126 SCHUYLKILL HAVEN, PA. Costenbader's Gas Service Distributor of PYROFAX Quality Controlled Gas CALORIC Ranges and Clothes Dryers MAYTAG Ranges and Washers SERVEL Gas Automatic Ice Maker RUUD Water Heaters LYON Sinks and Cabinets Phone 1971 Route 122, Schuylkill Haven COMPLIMENTS OF REIDER SHOE COMPANY 96 The Schuylkill Haven Trust Compan Complete Banking and Trust Services Customer's Parking Lot and Outdoor Bank Window Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member Federal Reserve System QQ XNSURAWQ GP rf S' 5I0,000 Q, -I uaxmuu .9 4 lusuvumc: O G ronunu E '6 :I at ts 97 Compliments of Corrado's Shoe Store G. I. BENSINGER , DRUGGIST S 105 East Main Street Meat Market 'A' Notary Public Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Bud's Smoke Shop 18 W. Union St. Schuylkill Haven, Pa. We Aim to Please Messner S1 Hess SELF-SERVICE Merchandise for all Your Needs Main St., Schuylkill Haven, Pa Compliments of a Friend Harvey B. Moyer Steel Construction Shovel and Crane Rental Machinery Moving Rigging and Welding Telephone 49 Best Wishes To the Class of '56 HELEN Sz BO1B'S SUB SHOP 1 14 Saint John Street Tel. No. 1289 - Free Delivery PERSONAL BRUSHES HOUSEHOLD CHEMICALS STANLEYPKMMEPRODUCTS O. D. WOLFE, Mgr. PHONE 1280 337 CENTRE AVE., SCHUYLKILL HAVEN, PA. Dependable for 108 Years GREENE QUALITY JEWELERS Pottsville, Pa. Compliments of Kenny Croneberger SUNOCO GAS SERVICE Sincere Best Wishes Parkway Paper Box Corp. FOX Dr. K. R. Albert AUTO BODY . Dentist WORKS REPAIRS REFINISHING East Main Street Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Long Run George Bardzak Complimems SUNOCO SERVICE Cities Seffviee Gas Pottsville-Sch. Haven Highway Station Route 122 and Restaurant Parkway Service Station Phone 9450 LUBRICATION - WASHING OILS - GAS 45 W. Main St., Schuykill Haven Reading Business Institute Reading, Penna. Phone 2-6771 EARL STOYER CADILLAC OLDSMOBILE Schuylkill Haven and Pottsville, Pa. Phone 206 SChl1'Yl.klll Haven Bodv S1 Fender Funeral Home Work Inc HAROLD H GESCHWINDT 39Stjh St S h ylk ll H WRECKED CARS REBUILT PHONE 422 YOU CAN BE SURE Ranges Refrlgerators Laundromats Up rlght Freezers BAIR and SHUEY P s C r A S 11 ylk 1 0 , O . O n . c u i aven, Pa. . . . ifit's . . . VVESTINGHOUSE . . . hone 33 205 en er ve., c u ill Haven 101 Class and Club Parties Keller's Cleaners Wm Enjoy 7 33 Sr. John Sf. EHLY S Baked Goods Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Phone 1 78 Compliments of Pottsville Supply Company Compliments to the Class of 1956 PARIS PRODUCE COMPANY 200 North Second St. POTTSVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA Phone 1040 Compliments Robert J. Sausser Agency ETHEI.. MAID, Inc. An Invitation to Loveliness All Kinds of Insurance SChUYlkiu Haven, PH- 60 Grant St. Phone 254-W 102 R. T. DALTON Gulf Service Pensvl's Flowers R.D. 1, Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Schuylkill Haven' Pa' Phone 9470 Dinger Chevrolet Co. PHONE 1 944 If i i! Lets Be Friends 15 Charles Street, Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Compliments Renningers Market Wrecked Cars Rebuilt PAUL MOYER Auto Body Shop 224 West Main Street Sch. Haven, Pa. PHONE 1069 103 BASTIAN BROS. ROCHESTER, N. Y. if Designers and Producers of EXCLUSIVE HIGH SCHOOL AND ' COLLEGE JEWELRY Ek' COMMENCEMENT ANNOUNCEMENTS NAME CARDS MR. PAUL L. WAGNER, District Manager P.O. Box 268, Tamaqua, Pa. O4 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '56 H. L. FISHER DAIRY Schuylkill Haven, Pa. PHONE 227 or 784 Milk - Chocolate Milk - Butter - Eggs - Cream New 6? Used Cars Bought and Sold New fa Used Pam for Au Cars TUBA-SH'S Tires - Tubes - Accessories Service Statign S That Good GULF Gasoline' SALES Si SERVICE Schuylkill Haven - Phone 295 URWIGSBURG CUTDFF Phone Orwigsburg 6-3881 CO Compliments of BARBER SHOP ZUuCK.S 261 Centre Ave UNDERWEAR MILL Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Manufacturers of Underwear M. Y. M. MOTORS, Inc. Route No. 122, P.O. Box 146 - Telephone 1080 SCHUYLKILL HAVEN, PENNA. 105 Compliments of Harry Kolbe G0dShall'S SYOFC Plastering Contractor 39 Centre Avenue ADAMSDALE, PA. Breyer's Ice Cream. Magazines Orwigsburg 6892 DOUTRICH'S POTTSVILLE, PA. The Style Center of Schuylkill County for Me.n's and Boys' Apparel! FIDLER'S HUMMEL BUICK Electrical Store 312,14 Centre Ave. HOTPOINT APPLIANCES Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Bottled Gas Sales 6? Service TELEPHONE 368 8z 1991 136 Centre Ave., Schuylkill Haven, Pa. PHONE 9-J 106 Doug Mervine Sinclair Service Speed Equipment, Armstrong Tires Bower's Batteries CENTRE AVE., SCHUYLKILL, HAVEN, PA. Great Cars Fine Service A Square Deal Haven Motors Inc. DeSoto-Plymouth SALES and SERVICE ZOO-O8 Columbia St. Schuylkill Haven, Penna. Phones 353 - 354 Phone 1224 AMOS STRAUSE, Owner Samuel Strause Manufacturer and Dealer in MINE TIMBER AND LUMBER 20 Berger Street Schuylkill Haven, Pa. WRECKED CARS REPAIRED AUTO REFINISHING LUCKENBILUS Auto Body S1 Fender Works Phone 529 Rear 70 Center Avenue, Schuylkill Haven, Pa. 107 Unger's Market DOHNERE SHOE STORE SELF-SERVI CE West Main St. Phone 442 Schuylkill Haven, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF , I Umon Knitting Mills Inc. Compliments Compliments Of O B1ttle's Store PHONE 248 3 Friend 108 Compliments of Win-Ann Mfg. 'Corporation Schuylkill Memorial Park, Inc. The Cemetery Too Beautiful for Tombstonesn Compliments of HUMMEUS GOOD FURNITURE SINCE 1874 5 10 North Center Street Pottsville Also in Reading 5th Street Highway at Hyde Villa H. R. KNAPP LEATHER GOODS AUTO SUPPLIES Pottsville, Pa. The're's always something cooking at INN 83 STEAK HOUSE Phone 4 R.D. 2, Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Paramount Shoe Shop , 9 Open Evenings by Appointment S PHONE 4560 CLEANERS and DYERS Inc. Nathans Furniture 302 North Center Street, Pottsville, Pa. Call and Delivery Service Phone 1218 Established 1880 The Most Modern Store in the County 316 North Centre Street POTTSVILLEI, PA. COMPLIMENTS OF BAST PAPER BOX COMPANY Success to the Class EARL S. VVILLIAMS 0,1956 'Ir 29 W. Main Street The Rose Shop Phone 243 27 E. Main St. Schuylkill Haven, Pa. HARNER PENNSYLVANIA Q STATE YARD GOODS and LINGERIE POLICE SUNSUITS SCHUYLKILL HAVEN Compliments of Jim's Sport Shop Leading SPORTING GOODS Store Retailer RIFLES, FISHING TACKLE, GUNS AND AMMUNITION BASEBALLS, BASKETBALLS, Etc. Hunting and Fishing Licenses 110 Meet me at SAMPSON'S . . where 'teen agers get together. Schuylkill Haven Candy Kitchen Home-Made Ice Cream Quality Candies Luncheonette 15 E. Main St. - Phone 9402 H. J. Zimmerman BARBER 342 Dock Street Serving You for 40 Years 1916 - 1956 Compliments of Keystone Publishing Co. GORDON D. REED INSURANCE AGENCY Dwellings, apartments, and stores for rent. SCHUYLKILL HAVEN, PA. and POTTSVILLE, PA. Gene Sz Phil Sporting Goods 6? Hobby Shop 129 Haven St. Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Compliments of Haven Hardware Store 30 St. John St., Schuylkill Haven, Pa. WILLOW LAKE Region's Finest Recreation Center SWIMMING - ROLLER SKATING Special Facilities for Picnics SCHUYLKILL HAVEN, PA. Compliments of 1 Bleach and Dye Works 1 4 112 Wi Veg, X 'W I 9 -sm A' .fx w K , aw K f 1.?5,:.:.xg: v X Qjlrif M- K was W. 1 , Jfifiw f fJ'f'If2?QS:ei5f5f ' s Q.. Q ' A .wwf is ffagzw 4 'aw -- f-dx. 1 1 X ' 1 'lfsjwfey 4: fif Q A ,'i1,,. iK5 : 5... Q' W fin? 5-W f x' f u r i f? 'f. ' 'G N ' Wwywnl 1, m Y N V ,ffl F534 2 , ff 1 15. A Nw .. . Q. '-M if J X -'J