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

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J, 'va 'Y' . 'ilifv SJVTQ-1:51-til: - eggs, egg: ' ' iijifff .2151 Q56 Aifvggg Zi. Table of Contents Tcble of Contents Superintendent ond Schoolboord Appreciation ond Dedication Faculty , , . Seniors . . . Underclossmen . Clubs ond Services Personnel . . Activities . Sports . . . Advertisements Cover design by Donna Bost and Joan Sprowls Message From the Superintendent of Schools Our best wishes for a future richly endowed with success and happiness go out to every member of the class of I964. It is well to keep in mind that these re- wards will be based on integrity, industry, and a keen sense of civic duty. Your Alma Mater will always be proud of its alumni. Keep a warm spot in your heart for the school ' that sought so earnestly to prepare you for the many tasks that lie ahead. As the years unfold, we suggest that you remem- ber the words of Aristotle who said, lt is by education I learn to do by choice, what other men do by the constraint of fear. Paul S. Christman, B.S., M.S., Pd.D. H ' Schu lkill Haven Area Joint Committee SEATED: Thomas F. Rcidcr, Joseph S. Kaufman, Mrs. John S, Jacoby, John R. Barntcrd, Mrs. Charles S. Haeseler, Charles D. Deibler, Lloyd E. Underkofller, STANDING: Robert H. Breen, E. Walter Fritz, Herald B. Fryer, E. Walter Hinkle, Neil E. Gehrig. ABSENT: Lester A. Ncifert. . ,fi ' Appreciation Dedication Paul E. Hartrcnft . 5:41 ww- Taday patience, understanding, and confidence are necessary attri- butes for a teacher. They are not only needed in the classroom but also outside the realm of education so that a teacher can help the student to solve the personal problems which arise every day. Patience is necessary because students are human beings. They are perplexed and confused by the world in which they live. Students are be- coming young adults, but they are confused and bewildered. The hopes and aspirations of the future are dawning, but they need assistance to attain them. Patience is needed to assist the student and make him under- stand that he is not alone. Understanding is necessary because the student is alone. Becoming an adult isn't easy and now' he must make decisions by himself. He must realize that others have had this problem before him and that every person, on becoming an adult, has been in this situation. The teacher must show understanding of these problems and aid the student in over- coming his fears. Confidence is necessary because every student will become a building stone in our society. He must have confidence to stand up for his own convictions and responsibilities. He must have the will to be an individual living for the good of the community. Here the teacher must be an ex- ample to inspire the student with the strength he will need later in life, Therefore, we, the Senior class of I964, are honored and pleased to dedicate our yearbook to Mr. Paul E. Hartranft. He is a man who exempli- fies these ideals and has iven the greater part of his life to educating and assisting the students of Schuylkill Haven High School to reach their life's goal. . . . Teacher, example, builder of school spirit, friend, are all titles far our class advisor, Mr. Daubert. From the beginning of our Senior High School days, Mr. Daubert has guided and directed our class in a capable and understanding way. ln the important days of planning our activities, which shall remain with us as some of the most happy memories, Mr. Daubert has aided us in every way. Our proms, graduation activities, and class trip could not have been successful without the guidance and assistance given by him. Al- though it was not easy, Mr. Daubert usually showed great amounts of patience and understanding in every situation. For all these reasons, each member of the class expresses his sincere apprecia- tion To Mr. Daubert. Jacob E. Daubert I 1 Q- 5 5 5 5 2 J A x E E 5 2 , 5 E E a 5 S- l x I1 5 5 E -2 5 E 5 2 Yi i 5 S . .- E Q Q: 5 .- .1 If 2 E2 S 5 3 Z 2 S 5 3 2 a 2 5 2 2 2 ,.....-. ..,.,.,- ...wsu .mv , .-.U Y, .i..,,,,,,......,..,,,,,,..,,,.....q.,,-,,.....,....-.Y.,-,.M.M..,-.,., 7,3-,.,..... ..-..,.. . -,-w, .Y ,,.......,-,,,,.-.. '- I The Principal's Message The corner stone has been laid. Yes, Seniors, each of you, with the able assistance of your home, church, and school has came to that point in life which is yours. Your individual corner stone has been carefully and properly put into place. ln the years to follow, you will realize that less and less assistance will be made available to you in the architectural design of your life. As you will now rapidly strive for more complete independence, you shall be the architect of your own life. The Haven, the home, and the church have been active participants in the laying of the corner stone. The land was most properly surveyed, the form was made of oak, the foundation has been laid well below the freezing point, the mortar was mixed very carefully in every detail, We, lyour teachers, parents, and clergyl, commission you, the Senior Class of I964, to go forth and continue the building of your individual lives and your society, into o fortress of honesty, integrity, and sincerity. As we here at The Haven remain to help lay other corner stones, we shall pause, from time to time, to observe the edifice that has been built upon your cornerstone and as the years pass, some of us will be there to witness the placing of the Keystone. Then, as it slips into place, true and secure, plumb in every respect, we shpll all re- joice in the knowledge of your true accomplish- ment. Mem N .-s ,1- Anhur Argall, B.S. Mrs. Isabel M. Barnet, R.N. Robert Boyer, A.B. W. Edward Brown, B.S.: M.Ed Library Science School Nurse English Mathematics Library Club Future Nurses Club Senior Play Janice A. Buehler, 8.5. William Buffs, B.A. MIS- '-9592? Chfillmilh B-5- An History, English ., Home Economics Blue and Gold Cub xf Z-tZ::yHome Ec, Cub X5-1 f,Z.l,I,d,4 1111 -fbjul' V, There is a fungus among us. Look what Santa brought Mr. Daubert for Christmas! Jacob E. Daulwfh B-5-, M.Ed. Mn. Helen M. Davis, 5.5. Mn. Elizabeth Dlclul, A.l. Commercial, Driver Training Vocal Music English Haven Fax, Commercial Club Gleg Ciubs Junior Play, Haven Fox , ilifg ' 'Y D .4 l v ffl- ' 1- 'S 'Wifi Q? 15 ' .gm K as I 2. A .17 r?Liii,5. x ' C g fgf-Y x , f l tx . W 1 W Peter J. ofdlklllll, B.S., Mid. James F. Eismalm, A.B., M.S. Paul E. Hartranft. A.B., M.A. James Hoffman, B.A. Science Science, Math Social Studies Science, Social Studies Football Coach, Gridiron Club Senior High Photography Club Hi-Y Club Science Club . . , . +-., You can't walk out of play practice AGAIN, Mr. Boyer, English, Social Studies Mathematics Tri-Hi-Y, Honor Society Baseball Coach Lamar W. Kerselmar, B.S. Dale L. Messner, B.S., M.Ed. George W. Montx, Jr., La n g ua g e, Science, Mothe- Industrial Arts Mathematics, Science matics Stage Crew Blue and Gold Chemistry Club, Budget l c. Harriet my, s.A., M.A. R. H-my Hummel. 8.5. RW L- K Yf English Safety Patrol 5.5. Donna A. Parsdix, B.S. Health 8. Physical Education Cheerleaders Halen G. Psierl, A.B. John Reese, B.S., M.Ed. Dorothy Schaeffer, 8.5. Languages Social Studies Commercial Jr. Hi-Y Club Future Teachers' Club Loleada Schsflley, BA. English, Developmental Reading. Social Studies Jr. Tru-Hn-Y 2 fy 1 'Q 41,41 rj,,flU,bf!MA1! , A 1- J i Xgnleg bf Band, Orchestra Jr. High Gridiron Club Student Council Come on, Mr. Brown the jake was funnier than that. Senior Class Officers Seated: William Hourz, Treasurer. Standing, L to R: Joan Sprowls, Secretaryg John Byerly, Presidentg Janice Staller, Vice-President. Senior Homeroom Officers Seated, L to R: JoAnn Fabian, Janice Staller, James Zerbe, Stephanie Lewis, Marie Menqel. Standing, L to R: Donna Bast, William Houtz, William Umbenhouer, John Byerly, Eric Qulnter. NANCY JEAN ADAMS September l5, l946 DONNA ELAINE BAST January 5, I947 6-f DAVID WILLIAM BAUM November ll, 1945 General General College Entrance lf my heart were not light, I A fair exterior is a silent recom- A little nonsense now and then is would die. mendation. relished by the best of men. Nance . . . beautiful hair . . . Donna . . .our snappy drum maior- Dave . . . 64's capable football loves to drive a black Thunderbird . . . ette . . . devours Math . . . quiet but captain . . . a fellow who can't help often found swimming or dancing at gets her point across . . . possesses teasing everyone . , . a courageous Willow Lake . . . will sweep men off varied musical talents . . . aspires to duck hunter . . , excells in the chem- their feet as an airline hostess, be a social worker. istry lalJ?!!! . . . boys' fearless leader. KAY! FRANCIS BECKER October 24, 1946 General A good heart is better than all the heads in the world. Kaye . . . possesses quite a giggle . . . active in Youth For Christ . . . fond of English class . . . ardent sox player . . . forever munching little snacks . . . intends to be on ele- mentary teacher. SALLYANNE M. BERGER November 30, l945 College Entrance The blush is beautiful but some- times inconvenient. Sally . . . detests back seat drivers . . . writes faithfully to her sailor boy . . . always asking interesting questions . . . a real neat dresser . . . as a nurse, she will keep her patients in stitches. ROBERT C. BUYER November I3, I946 College Entrance Without music life would be a mistake. Bob . . . lockers ond his brother seem to give him trouble . . . enjoys playing in the band . . . always asking Terry questions . . . will be great as a music teacher. .:'l mgfsl' 1 W ,t-Y h A , x n K- ', '?'Q!: '..'? ' ' or wif., Fw I-V V'J:r ... Q... VJ L AS 5:5 Q5 We ' ., I , 62. iw, N., N J A 4' s Q W r 97 W ' be C- un. , lx I ' f' ' 1 .fs . .+ ifgfw 3 ' .,'-5 . we .1 ffl . .ffsezf e s ' ' .-4 sq fix .gh - . As -WN. 1 -f- ' A It r , .1 ,ers fy 2.35 ' 'ffti ,f.f53.-iiieffbvifiii, . nffe f. fifwi i' iff 1 ' 241.0 gif: ,rf15,Q11.f5'f,-g:.1f ,- ' . .w.- XII' AA 1 1. 5 'xi ' 5.11.5-5 v Healy? '-' .H :sg STERLING RICHARD BOYER JOHN ALBERT BYERLY BARBARA ANN CLAY March l3, i945 General From the crown of his head to the sole of his foot he is all mirth. Dick . . . can constantly be found with one or more girls . . . loves U. S. History . . . Ney's driving disturbs him. . . quips l'll betcha . . . makes good use of his driving license. DENNIS M. CRESINA January 31, l947 October 8, I946 College Entrance The greater man, the greater courtesy. Jack , . . capable leader of our class for the last three years . . . always willing to lend a helping hand . . , replies Think so? . . , o real girl killer . . . he's certain to succeed in whatever he endeavors. DOROTHEA CUBLER June 23, I946 General College Entrance Many a true word is spoken in On with the dance! Let joy be jest. uncontinedf' Denny . . . called Sherman by Dolly . . . an energetic cheerleader the boys , . . always teasing the girls . . . attends every dance at the.Loke . . . terrified of score days . . . one of . . . spends her spare time styling our more carefree fellows . . . will hair . . . a fervent reader . . . will do look neat in Air Force Blue. a fine job as a psychologist. :J August l5, i945 General lf a woman hath long hair it will be a glory to her. Barb , . . has pretty blonde hair . . . an enterprising homemaker . . . as Lucky as they come . . . cannot stand show-offs . , . a constant note writer . . . hopes to become a beau- tician. FREDERICK W. DASCH December 20, 1944 General I feel strongly about putting questions. Rick . . . enjoys playing his drums . . . always asking questions , . . happiest when blasting his record player . . . one of our faithful football managers . . . looks forward to ioin- ing the Coast Guard. BARBARA ANN DAVIS November 3, I946 GUY ALLEN DEGLER September 30, 1946 Commercial General The hand that made her fair The course of true love never runs made her good. smooth. Barb . . . partial to football players Watusi . , , loves to tease the girls , . . a real shorthand whiz . . . peaches . . . a real heart breaker . . . enioys and cream complexion . . . is proud hunting and horse back riding , . . of her contact lenses . . . plans to excels in senior math . . . remarks work as a secretary. Did ya! . . . leads the shower roam songs. RAYMOND D. DONETTI JACK C. DREY August 29, I946 December 28, l945 General General l'm very fond of the company af Twinkle, twinkle, little eyes, oh ladies. what mischief in thee lies. Monk . . . terrific on the football Tweetie . . . fleetfooted runner . . . field . . . travels often to Part Clinton . . . a very enthusiastic sportsmen . . . works hard to keep from working . . . always late for class. has trouble keeping his girls straight . . . one af the Smaketown Gang . . . adds spark to a dull moment . , . thrills all the girls. DARLENE DEVLIN June 26, I946 General So happy, so gay, all the livelong day. Darlene . , . can be seen teaching someone the latest dance steps . . . star performer of the girls' gym class . . . usually is found at Burkert's . . . always ready to laugh. ROGER C. EISENHART February 25, 1946 General The principal thing of life is ta enioy it. Ike . . . exclaims you big . . . a native from Edgewood . . . forever working on his car . . . always in trouble . . . makes trips to Pottsville . . . easily frustrated by girls. KARLEEN A. ERDMAN July 26, l946 Commercial Silence is sweeter than speech. Karleen , . . a very gentle girl . . . despises the thought of gym class . . . always neat as a pin . . . a petite, fair-skinned blonde . . , friendly to underclassmen. BARBARA A. FENSTERMACHER April is, 1946 Commercial Her disposition is as sunny as her hair. Barb . . . one of our few blondes . . . posesses a very pleasing smile . . . a speedster at the typewriter , . . will be a very efficient secretory . . . thinks Blue Mt. High is okay. A sweet disposition is always in demand. HJ0.. JOANN M. FABIAN December 29, I946 Commercial . . . often referred to as Suzi . . . tallest gal in our class . . . gets the giggles about everything . . . a great seamstress . . , will be a neat homemaker . . . very fond of flowers. PANSY I.. FESSLER September 24, I946 Commercial They that laugh are sure to win. Pansy fondl referred to ONE y as Owl annoyed by Colleen's eating habits looks great in red . . . the first in the girls' room every morning. 33 ,.,.. r K Xl. ANN M. FEATHER5 April l5, l946 General A small voice is better than a great echo. Ann . . . a good friend of Karleen's . . . very soft spoken . . . dislikes noisy people . . . partial to the color QOld . . . perplexed by bookkeeping problems. JEAN LOUISE FETTER August 5, 1946 College Entrance What is life without song? Jeanie , . . an accomplished musi- cian . . . an active church worker . . . member of District Band for three years . . , makes the buttons click at the Acme . . . aspires to be a trans- latar. CHARLES F. FITIPATRICK JAMES IVAN FRYER April 26, i946 December 28, l946 College Entrance General l agree with no man's opinions, I Variety is the spice of life. have my own. Jim . , . lives in the valley . . Fitz . . the prominent Irishman of Mr. Hartranft's favorite student . . our glass . . . possesses a temper to heads the Sch Mt. basketball team . . . match his hair . . . is annoyed by an avid hunter . . . will make a hand- Zerbe's batting . . . a ladies man??? some sailor. . . . destined for the Big League. JOHN R. GEHRON, JR. COLLEEN MARGARET GOETZ July 7, I946 January l0, 1947 College Entrance General A man's best candle is his under- Pleasant to look at, delightful to standing. know. Choo-Choo . . . crazy about Colleen . . . will gobble up anything trains . . , already a real Disc Jockey that resembles lood . . , always talk- . . . exalted leader ofthe Lily White ing . . . dislikes getting up in the Club . . . dislikes the abuse of his morning , . . is able to confuse the muscles in gym class . . . 64's choice straight thinking person . . . a terrific for the White House. driver!!! eg. ii .. . -za , in Q 8 ,. 9, -WW RUSSELL F. FULMER November 28, I946 College Entrance In the lips of the wise, knowledge is found. Russ . . . dislikes being called Mouse by all the boys . . . re- membered lar his acting ability in the school plays . . . always has his nose in a book . , . will make o successful lawyer. JOANNE LOUISE HAFER October 23, 1946 General Flirtation, like lightning, never strikes twice in the same place. Jo . . , hails from Port Clinton . . . a marvelous dancer . , , keeps the boys guessing . , . exclaims l'Il show you Ramie . . . furnishes the class with gum. MADELINE MAE HAINLEY June 24, i946 Commercial l thought l'd laugh myselt to death. Madeline . . , persistently pesters Jean , . . has a terrific laugh . . . slaves away at Gerber's . . . a real terror in gym class . . . needs ten pairs of glasses to last for a year. CAROL ANN IMSCHWEILER December 19, 1946 College Entrance Ta a young heart, everything is fun. Imp . . . her nickname describes her best . . . dances up a storm . . . a high stepping maiarette . . . always has the latest hair-do . , . great fun to be with. , 9 KATHRYN MARIE HEINBACH January 3, 1947 College Entrance A pleasing girl with pleasing ways. Kathy . . . the cause af many riots in English class??? . . . eats away the profits in the Pizza Shop , . . frus- trated by Solid . , . dislikes the gurn chewing rule . . . will soon waltz the halls as Q nurse. ELOISE KEEFER December 26, I946 General Manner, not gold, is a waman's best odarnmentf' Weesie . . . a terrific piano player . , . blessed with a beautiful vaige . . . baffled by chemistry equations . . . a capable church yauth leader . . . will be a very understanding nurse. . 1 is 0 if ' ., z 1 , s WILLIAM H. HOUTZ December 4, I946 College Entrance Beneath that calm exterior, a bit of devil lies. Barney . . . a rare compound of brains and brawn . . . plays football with the best of them . . . balanced the class funds for three years . . . works diligently in anything he under- takes. CHARLES EDWARD KERSCHNER December 28, I9-15 General Whenever I feel the urge to ex- ercise coming on, l lie dawn until it passes over. Charlie . . . the Gene Krupa of the Senior class . . , lives and breathes on his drums . . . would make a great Spanish translator!!! . . , will be a fine asset to a great band. U x COLIN KILMER September 6, I946 College Entrance Sweetest 'lil feller, everybody knows. Colin . . . the great white hunter . . . king at the Blue Mt. Valley . . . one of the shorter members of our class . . . Eric's lab assistant. MARY MARGARET KRAMMES October 28, I946 College Entrance Quietness does not reflect weak- ness. Mary . . , a whiz ot crossword puzzles , , , loves reading an inter- esting book . . . hates to write essays . . . will do a great job as a teacher. -ws? THEODORE CHARLES KNOBLAUCH September 27, I946 Commercial What should a man do, but be merry? Ted . . . a Port Clinton import . . . gurls don't interest this boy . . . detests homework . . . exclaims Oh, you're funny . . . is still thinking about his future plans. DIANE FAYE KREMER December 9, l946 College Entrance Good humor is her stock and trade. Diane . . . only girl of the class that understands Mr, Kerchner's Chemistry . . , likes to collect stamps and flowers in her spare time . , . quite a witty person, iawohI!!! . . . always watches her P's and Q's . DONNA MAE KRAMER January 2, l947 General l have a heart with room for every jay. Donna . . . never seen without Jane . . . constantly chewing gum . , . always hanging on the phone . . . upset by the mere thought of the chemistry lab . . . remarks You'll never know , FREDERICK DAVID KREMER October 26, I946 College Entrance Why should the devil have all the good times? Fred , . . a large amount of brains and personality in one package . . . appears quiet on occasians??? . . . one of the top Hi-Y basketball players . . . brownies annoy him . . . hopes ta be a pilot. DENNIS ALLAN LEVAN STEPHANIE E. LEWIS JEAN LUCKENBILL September 2, I 945 General Not that l love study less, but that l love fun more. Dennis . . . a faithful forest fire fighter . . . chooses Physics ll as his favorite subiect . , . possesses more high school letters than any other boy in the school . . . annoyed by Mr. Stauffer saving thirtysyear old equip- ment, TERRY GLENN LUCKENBILL May l3, I946 College Entrance My heart is warm with the friends I make, Terry . . . owner of beautiful hand knit sweaters . . . the class informer on many inside activities . . . annoyed by his many injuries from football . . , a real terror behind the wheel. October 12, 1946 November 26, I 946 College Entrance General She is fun to walk with and witty Laughter ripples from her eyes. to talk with. Gina . . . well known for her quiet ? Steph . . . highlighting actress of laugh . . . an expert tumbler . . , an the class plays . . . never without a ardent Hurricane fan . . . dislikes Blue beau . . . a vivociaus cheerleader who Mountain basketball players . . . is despises referees' calls . . . Algebra soon to be a nurse. ll expert??? . . . as an English teach- er, she will put life into her classes. DENNIS P. McGEENEY November 4, I946 General Worry not, for tomorrow is an- other day. Denny . . .Al's constant partner . . . crazy about flowers! . . . owner of the Ford Bomb . . . detests double periods . . . stage worker . . . it will be a sailor's uniform for this boy. MARIE ELAINE MENGEL August I9, i946 College Entrance Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. Mem . . , one of the leaders af our class . . . editor of Teen Chatter and Haven Fax . . . pretty hair . . . will always be remembered for her famous stage lines . . . on honor student. JOEL LAMAR MILLER JANE ELLEN NAFFIN CHERYL ANN NAUS Jqnuary l, 1947 December 29, 1946 April 14, 1946 General General College Entrance Life is not life at all without Man has his will, but woman has Good things come in small pack- delightf' her way. ages. Bing . . . a whiz on the basketball Jane . . . brimiul of fun and frolic CheryI . . . capable lay-out editor floor . . . takes advantage of Pax- son's special mountain deal . . . tears don't bother this guy . . . hopes to become a barber. KANDY B. NEARY February 12, 1946 Commercial Quiet, but never idle. Kandy . , . active in Girl Scouts . . enjoys singing in her church choir . . characterized b her varied er Y P ' fumes??? . . . studies Ronnie in P.O.D. . , . wants to be a secretary. . . . makes her own highway with her Chevy . . . well known for her purple feet . . . should own stock in a chew- ing gum factory. DAVID C. NEY April 18, 1945 General A big book is a big nuisance. Frog . . . goes through half a dozen cars in a year . . . originator of local drive-in stores, Flower Shops, etc.lll . . . enjoys hunting . . . lists bookkeeping as his favorite subject . . . hopes to join the Marines. of the Blue and Gold . . . dislikes jokes about short people . . . captain of the cheering squad . . . bubbles with personality . . . always in the best looking clothes. LEWIS ROBERT NOECKER August 28, 1946 General My own thoughts are my cam- portions. Lewie . , . hates being aestered by the girls . , . a very quiet fellow . . . works hard on the farm . , . saves every penny . , . enjoys senior math . . . would rather drive a tractor than a car. DONALD CHARLES PAXSON July 2, 1946 General Why aren'i they all contented like me? Pixie . . . want to know the latest 'Top Ten'-'ask Pixie . . . helps to operate a real swingin' farm , . . could become rich from black mail money . . . runs all the class hay rides, RONNIE RAY REBER April 29, 1947 College Entrance He is little, he is wise, but he's o terror for his size. Squeezer . . . the youngest of our class . . . the unforgettable Colonel of the Senior play . . . dislikes morn- ing exercises in gym . . . o math whiz . . . terrific trumpet tooter. S : ERIC QUINTER January 20, 1947 College Entrance Good nature is a charming virtue. Big 'Q ' . . . the best chemist at Sch. Haven whoever brake a test tube . . . lists Chuck as his maior problem . . . a trusted treasurer??? . . , hopes to be a Research Chemist. KARL DAVID REED December 16, 1946 College Entrance l am not studiaus, but my other habits are good. Brother Reed . . . o trequenter of WKBA radio station . . . spends most of his spare time in the hospital . . . member of the Lily-White CIub??? . . . disgusted by incapable algebra stu- dents . . , hopes to become an electri- cal technologist. JOHN LESTER REBER October 13, 1946 College Entrance Here is a true and industrious friend. Jack .... proud owner of the famous Desoto . . . a fighting back ot the Gridiron . , . frequent visitor to Sweet Arrow Lake . . . dislikes people who show off . . , hopes to become a Physical Ed instructor. GERALD CARL REICHERT October 30, 1946 General Small of stature, large of heart. Butch . . . faithful manager of our basketball team , , , one of the Smoketawn refugees . . . simply crazy about Winter's . . . hunting and fishing are this boy's pastimes. cwfngifte - A L I 5 s tg. , T mgmtyqw ,.p.I:E .wii Tt'g. tl 3 LESTER J. RHEN JR. January 4, I9-I6 General Never worryg never hurry, Skip . . . the last of the big spend- ers . . . has an unusual talent for telling jokes . . . detests cigarette smoke . . . a toboganning expert . . . a terror in the Senior gym class. ELLEN MARIE SCHUCKER September 4, I9-16 General So happy, so gay, all the livelong day. Sugar . . . the life of any party. . . can pull unbelievable practical iokes , . . always looking for a way to Pine Grave , . . a shorthand whiz . . . will be a fine secretary. D95 r? ALFRED RIZZUTO April IO, I946 General l can be pushed just so for. Al . , . soars around in his hot Ford . . . Dennis' constant companion . . . particularly likes to scuba dive . . . dislikes writing English essays . . desires to be a Frogman. CAROLYN SCHWARTZ October IO, 1946 Commercial She has sighed to many, though she loved but one. Carol . . . noted for her string of steadies . . . a real asset to a gym class?? . , . attends every Saturday night dance . . . despises walking to school , . . the original Sadie Haw- kins. 11. -t i ly. CLAIRE LOUISE ROBERTSON November 5, I946 Commercial Good worker, good friend, good sport, Claire . . , the only red-head lass in the class , . . likes to play both the piano and the organ . . . usually can be found slaying at Lewis' Store . . . enjoys bookkeeping. LINDA SUSANNE SCHWARTZ November l6, I946 College Entrance She is gentle. she is shy, yet there is mischief in her eye. Linda . . . another soft spoken Senior. . ,displays her dancing talents often . . , obhors having to work in the dairy . , , is perplexed by solid , . . would like to go into pharmaceu- tical work. ful! - jf M 'im' ax RICHARD LEE SCHWEIGERT BARRY LEE SCHWILK ANNE MARIE SHERIFF December 30, 1946 Moy 9, 1946 September 10, 1945 Commercial Commercial General He is short, but full of mirth. Manners carry the world for the l'll Q0 through life with o smile. Rich . . . efficient president of the momentg character for all time. Anne . . . a very imaginative per- Student Council . . . has a complex Barry . . . saviour of the Senior san . . . makes attractive floral ar- about tall basketball players . . . Class Play . . .dislikes early morning rangernents . . . always fashionably keeps physically fit by long hikes to band practices . . . one of the tallest attired . . . overly fond of Mt. Vernon the manor . . . wild about P.O.D .... boys in our class. . . business manager , . . prepares appetizing meals , , , pursues a career in accounting. of the Haven Fax . . . works hard with has a smile for all. the Pep Club, ELLEN MARY SHIPE JOANNE SNYDER ALLEN WILLIAM SMITH November 13, 1946 January 24, 1947 November l, 1946 General General General Few people have the courage to Her smile is like turning up a Oh, why should life all labor be? appear as good as they really are, lamp. Smitty . . . an expert craftsman El . , . a volunteer worker and SnydIey . . . has a fine soprano . . .attends every Haven game . . . future student at the Pottsville Has- voice . . . knits gorgeous sweaters . . . spends his spare time building model pital . . . a constant letter writer . . . can make a good story better , , . cars . . . invaluable asset to the Stage had fun prompting the Senior Class abhors difficult twirling routines . . . Crew . . . a State Policeman is his Play . . . appears patient at all times. connoisseur of exotic tidbits, grass?? ambition, .aslunms x 'i1,....g...f1.- .une CHARLES SPRINGER JOAN LEE SPROWLS January l7, I946 College Entrance Where 'er she met a stranger, December 6, i946 College Entrance Beware! l'll do something startling yet. there she left a friend. Joanie . . . is friendly to everyone . . , a gracious hostess . . . puts spark in the twirling corps . . . artistically inclined . . . chooses a career in speech therapy, Chuck . . . scientific mastermind . . . a well co-ordinoted gymnast . . . o terror an wheels . . . hates to see girls with teased hair , . . pursues a career in the medical field. WALTER CHARLES STALLER JAMES LEROY SWOYER November 26, i946 Dfmembef 29, 1946 College Entrance General Gaiety is the soul's health, Jim . , . passessor of a crap of wavy hair . . . plays cards at Hafer's Store . . . charms the girls with his courtesy . . soon to ride the high seas. He fills a generous space in life. Wally . . . owner of an exceptional tenor voice , . . dislikes the routine of crowding into the gym each morning . . . has a collection of the latest records . . . chooses a vocation in engineering. gifffs Hifi' f s:'::5'f1fri-,a gif JANICE EILEEN STALLER June 27, I946 College Entrance To know her is to love her. Jan . . . efficient editor-in-chief of the Blue and Gold . . . has a very pleasing personality . . , assists Jack in running the Senior class affairs . . . possesses a beautiful voice . . . aspires to become a nurse. MARGARET MARY TOOMEY September B, l946 College Entrance 'Tis only noble to be good. Marge . . . a true and sincere friend . . . a hard working club mem- ber . . . likes to spend her vacations in Florida . . . lists history as her favorite subject. a X ui on KENNETH TROTTER ' November 27, l945 General Modesty becomes a young man. Turtle . . . an East Ward basket- ball star . . , vigorous attitude toward all athletics . . . has an aggressive attitude toward Blue Mountain , , . thinks showers are a waste of time. RAY HENRY WARMKESSEL December 22, l946 College Entrance Quietness and confidence shall be your strength. Ah . . . bike rides his way around Landingville . . . study halls bare him . . . thinks math is o breeze . . . spends his summers fishing . . . plans to be an accountant. WILLIAM HARLAN UMBENHAUR October 28, I946 General There ain't no use in gettin riled. Bill . . . tall, dark, and handsome . . . has enormous feet . . . one of the flatrats . . . hatchet man on the basketball team . . . works as a sextan at his church. WILLIAM CHARLES WERNER October 6, 1946 General lt may be said that cupid hath clapped him on the shoulder. Bill' , . . enioys the ice-cream at Tastee-Freez . , , livens up study halls . . . catches 40 winks in P.O.D. . . . mad trumpet player . . . bowls every weekend. GAIL MAY WALLACE March 22, 1946 Commercial The sweetest dispositions are al- ways found in the smallest places. Abby . . . this tiny loss has trouble staying on her feet . . . hostess of many paiamo parties , . . a loyal Havenite . . , chauffers the kids in her Chevy. SHIRLEY ANN WILDERMUTH December 28, I946 General 'Tis better to be small and shine than to be great and cast a shodow. Booth . . . the shortest member af the Senior class . . . one of the Center Avenue gang . . . sewing and cooking are her chief interests . . , plans on becoming o beautician. NK KATHRYN MAY WINTERS DAVID MARLIN WOLFE JAMES MELVIN ZERBE September 21, 1946 September 19, 1946 March 27, 1946 General College Entrance College Entrance 'Tis quolity not quanity that Good worker, good friend, good Tis better to have loved and lost mums, sport. then never loved at ull, Trink . . . able to sew up her own Dave . . . all around good buddy Jim . . . our class Romeo . . . wardrobe . . . a petite gal who's not . . . listens faithfully to his radio . . . retorts i'll never love another girl afraid ta speak up , . . spends most af collects rare coins . . . an able bodied . . . assumes leadership on the basket- her spare time with Butch. form hand . . . a subtle wit will spark ball court . . . head of the band's Gettysburg's campus, drum section . . . perturbed by Fitz's pitching. SHARQN MARI5 In-1-L5MQy5R Class Motto: The heritage of the past is the harvest of the March 12, 1946 future. College Entrance i. I ,he -gT,f,,g9'h of 9 my leads but to Class Colors: Kelly Green and White Sharon .... has a very Rich personality . . . Bensinger's cheerful class Flower. Rose clerk . . . never caught oft-guard by ' English quizzes . , . enioys skating at Stoyer's pond . . . looks pert in pink. 1 Lf 6 7 if' 'N uf gb!! il , 0 I X lmpartial Reference ADAMS, NANCY--Junior Play5 Glee Club I5 lntra- murals I5 Future Nurses Club 25 Home Ec. Club 3, BAST, DONNA--Homeroom Treasurer 2, Vice Pres- ident 35 Student Council l,2,35 Junior Play5 Band l,2,35 Orchestra 35 Glee Club 2,35 Ma- jorette l,2,35 Blue and Gold 35 Haven Fax I5 Budget Collector 35 Future Teachers' Club I5 Tri-Hi-Y 3. BAUM, DAVID--Gridiron Club 35 Football l,2,35 Baseball l,2,3. BECKER, KAYE--Band l,2,35 Glee Club l,2,35 ln- tramurals l,2,35 Blue and Gold 35 Budget Col- lector 35 Photography Club l5 Library Club 35 Future Teachers' Club l,2,3. BERGER, SALLY--Junior Play5 Senior Play5 Chorus l,2,35 Blue and Gold 35 Haven Fax 2,35 Fu- ture Teachers' Club l5 Tri-Hi-Y 35 Budget Collector 3. BOYER, ROBERT--Band l,2,35 Orchestra 35 Hi-Y 3. BOYER, STERLING--Stage Craft Club l,2,35 Grid- iron Club 35 Football l,2,35 Track l,2,3. BYERLY, JOHN--Class President l,2,35 Homeroom Vice President 2, President l,35 Student Coun- cil l,2,35 Junior Play5 Senior Play5 Band l,2,35 Orchestra 35 Blue and Gold 35 Safety Patrol l,2,35 Gridiron Club 35 Budget Collector 35 Hi-Y 2,35 Football l,2,35 Track l,2,3. CLAY, BARBARA--Home Ec. Club 2,3. CRESINA, DENNIS--Hi-Y 2,35 Football l,25 Track l,2,3. CUBLER, DOROTHEA--Glee Club I5 Haven Fax l, 2,35 Cheerleader l,2,3. DASCH, FRED--Junior Play5 Stage Craft Club l,2, 35 Football Manager 35 Track l,2,35 Basket- ball Manager 3. DAVIS, BARBARA--Junior Play5 Commercial Club 2,35 Home Ec. Club I. DEGLER, GUY-- Gridiron Club 35 Football l,2,35 Baseball I. DEVLIN, DARLENE--Home Ec. Club l,35 Future Nurses Club 2. DREY, JACK--Hi-Y 2,35 Gridiron Club 35 Football l,2,35 Track l,2,3. EISENHART, ROGER--Photography Club l,2,3. ERDMAN, KARLEEN--Commercial Club 2,35 Fu- ture Nurses Club I. FABIAN, JO ANN- Homeroom Secretary 2,35 Home Ec. Club l,2,3. FEATgERSf QNN--Commercial Club 35 Home Ec. ub , . FENSTERMACHER, BARBARA--Student Council I5 Junior Play5 Blue and Gold 35 Haven Fax 2,35 Commercial Club 2,35 Home Ec. Club I. FESSLER, PANSY--Blue and Gold 35 Future Nurses Club I5 Commercial Club 2,3. FETTER, JEAN--Student Council 25 Honor Society 2,35 Band l,2,35 Orchestra 35 Glee Club l,2,35 Blue and Gold 35 Budget Collector 35 Future Teachers' Club 25 Tri-Hi-Y 3. FITZPATRICK, CHARLES--Homeroom President 25 Student Council l,2,35 Senior Play5 Hi-Y Pres- ident 35 Basketball l,2,35 Baseball l,2,3. il FRYER, JAMES--Homeroom Treasurer I5 Hi-Y 35 Basketball l,2,3. FULMER, RUSSELL-- Honor Societ 2,35 Junior Play5 Senior Play5 Glee Club l,2,35 Band 2,35 Blue and Gold 35 Haven Fax l,2,35 Safety Patrol 2,35 Photography Club l,2,3. GEHRON, JOHN--Homeroom Vice President I5 Stu- dent Council 25 Honor Society 2,35 Junior Play5 Glee Club 35 Band l,2,35 Orchestra 35 Blue and Gold 35 Haven Fax l,2,35 Safety Patrol 2, Captain 35 Photography Club l,2, President 3. GOETZ, COLLEEN-- Junior Play5 Glee Club l,25 Budget Collector 35 Future Nurses Club i,25 Home Ec. Club 3. HAFER, JOANNE--Blue and Gold 35 Future Nurses Club l,25 Home Ec. Club President 3. I-IAINLEY, MADELINE--Glee Club l5 Blue and Gold 35 Home Ec. Club l,2,3. HEINBACH, KATHRYN--Junior Play5 Glee Club l, 2,35 Blue and Gold 35 Haven Fax l,2,35 Bud- get Collector 35 Future Nurses Club l,25 Home Ec. Club 3. HOUTZ, WILLIAM--Class Treasurer l,2,35 Home- room President 3, Vice President 25 Gridiron Club 35 Student Council I,35 Football l,2,35 Baseball l5 Budget Collector 3. IMSCHWEILER, CAROL--Majorette 35 Future Nur- ses Club 25 Home Ec. Club 3. KEEFER, ELOISE--Glee Club l,2,35 Band l,2,35 Blue and Gold 35 Library Club 35 Tri-Hi-Y 3. KERSCHNER, CHARLES--Stage Craft Club l,2. KILMER, COLIN--Budget Collector 35 Stage Craft Club I5 Chemistry Club 3. KNOBLAUCH, THEODORE--Stage Craft Club l,2, 3. KRAMER, DONNA--Glee Club l5 Budget Collector 35 Future Nurses Club l,25 Home Ec. Club 3. KRAMMES, MARY--Future Nurses Club l,25 Fu- ture Teachers' Club 2,3. KREAQES, DIANE--Future Nurses Club I,25 Tri-Hi- KREMER, FREDERICK--Student Council l,25 Senior Play5 Safety Patrol 2,35 Hi-Y 2,35 Basketball I5 Track l,2,3. LEVAN, DENNIS--Library Club 25 Basketball Man- anger l,2,35 Football Manager l,2,35 Base- ball Manager l,2,35 Gridiron Club 3. LEWIS, STEPHANIE--Homeroom Vice President 35 Junior Play5 Senior Play5 Cheerleader l,2,35 Blue and Gold 35 Haven Fax l,2,35 Home Ec. Club 3. LUCKENBILL, JEAN--Basketball lntramurals 2,35 sutures Nurses Club I5 Home Ec. Club 25 Tri- i- . LUCKENBILL, TERRY--Student Council 25 Band l, 2,35 Orchestra 35 Hi-Y 2,35 Football l,2,35 Baseball l,2,35 Gridiron Club 35 Glee Club l,3. McGEE5IEY, DENNIS--Stage Craft l,2,35 Football MENGEL, MARIE--Homeroom President I,2, Secre- retary 3, Student Council l,2,3, National Honor Society 2,3, Junior Play, Senior Play, Glee Club 2, President 3, Cheerleader I, , Blue and Gold 3, Haven Fax i,2, Editor 3, Budget Collector 3, Future Teachers' Club I, 2, Tri-Hi-Y 3. MILLER, JOEL--Student Council I, Safety Patrol 2, Photography Club I, Hi-Y 2,3, Basketball 2, 3, Track l,2,3. NAFFIN, JANE--Junior Play, Basketball Intramur- als 2, Glee Club I, Haven Fax l,2,3, Budget Collector 3, Future Nurses' Club I,2, Home Ec. Club 3. NAUS, CHERYL--Homeroom Secretary I, Student Council 2,3, Junior Play, Senior Play, Cheer- leader I,2, Captain 3, Blue and Gold 3, Haven Fax l,2,3, Tri-Hi-Y 3. NEARY, KANDY--Haven Fax 2,3, Home Ec. Club I,2, Commercial Club 2,3. NEY, DAVID--Hi-Y 2,3, Gridiron Club 3, Football l,2,3. NOECKER, LEWIS PAXSON. DONALD QUINTER, ERIC--Homeroom Treasurer l,2,3, Bud- get Collector 3, Biology Club 2, Chemistry Club, President 3. REBER, JOHN--Homeroom Vice President 2, Bud- et Collector 3, Safety Patrol 2,3, Gridiron Club 3, Hi-Y 2,3, Football l,2,3, Track I,2,3. REBER, DONALD--Junior Play, Senior Play, Glee Club 3, Band I,2, President 3, Orchestra 3, Blue and Gold 3, Photography Club I, Hi-Y 3, REED, KARL-- Junior Play, Senior Play, Blue and Gold 3, Haven Fax 2,3, Budget Collector 3, Safety Patrol 3, Photography Club l,2,3, Hi- Y 3, Track l,2,3. REICHERT, GERALD--Junior Play, Safety Patrol 2, Photography Club I, Stage Craft Club 2,3, Fontbagl l,2,3, Basketball Manager 2,3, Base- ba , . RHEN, LESTER--Senior Play, Photography Club 3, Gridiron Club 3, Football l,2,3. RIZZUTO, ALFRED--Safety Patrol 2, Hi-Y 2,3. ROBERTSON, CLAIRE--Junior Play, Basketball In- tramurals 2, Glee Club I,2, Haven Fax 2,3, Blue and Gold 3, Commercial Club 2,3, Home Ec. Club 2. SCHUCKER, ELLEN--Junior Play, Senior Play, Glee Club I, Future Nurses' Club 2, Home Ec. Club I,3. SCHWARTZ, CAROL-- Junior Play, Commercial Club 2, President 3. SCHWARTZ, LINDA--Senior Play, Basketball ln- tramurals 2, Glee Club I,2,3, Haven Fax I,2, 3, Home Ec. Club 2,3, Library Club 2,3, Pho- tography Club 2. SCHWEIGERT, RICHARD--Homeroom Vice Presi- dent I, Student Council I,2, President 3, Haven Fax l,2,3, Commercial Club I,2, Pep Cliiba 3, Photography Club I,2,3, Basketball 1, , . SCHWILK, BARRY--Honor Society 2,3, Junior Pla , Senior Play, Glee Club 2,3, Band l,2,3, Haven Fax l,2,3, Blue and Gold 3, Commer- cial Club 2,3, Future Teachers' Club 2, Pep Club 3, Photography Club I,2. SHERBIFF, ANNE--Glee Club I, Home Ec. Club I,2, SHIPE, ELLEN--Senior Play 3, Glee Club 2,3, Haven Fax 3, Future Nurses' Club 2,3, SMITH, ALLEN--Budget Collector 3, Stage Craft Club l,2,3, Football I. SNYDER, JOANNE--Junior Play, Senior Play, Glee Club 2,3, Majorette l,2,3, Haven Fax 3, Fu- ture Teachers' Club I, Tri-Hi-Y 3. SPRINGER, CHARLES--Junior Play, Budget Collec- tor 3, Biology Club, President 2, Chemistry Club 3, Track l,2,3. SPROWLS, JOAN-- Class Secretary I,2,3, Home- room Vice President I, Student Council l,2,3, Junior Play, Senior Play, Glee Club 2, Ma- jorette l,2,3, Blue and Gold 3, Haven Fax I, 2,3, Future Teachers' Club I, Tri-Hi-Y Club President 3. STALLER, JANICE-- Class Vice President l,2,3, Homeroom Secretary I, President 2, Vice President 3, Student Council l,2,3, Junior Play, Glee Club 2,3, Band I,2,3, Orchestra 3, Basketball Intramurals l,2, Blue and Gold Editor 3, Library Club I,2, Tri-Hi-Y 3. STALLER, WALTER--Junior Play, Senior Pla , Glee Club 2,3, Blue and Gold 3, Haven Fax 3, Bud- get Collector 3, Future Teachers' Club'2,3, Photography Club I,2, Pep Club 3. SWOYER, JAMES TOOMEY, MARGARET--Junior Play, Senior Play, Basketball Intramurals l,2,3, Budget Collec- tor 3, Future Nurses' Club I,2, Tri-Hi-Y 3, TROTTER, KENNETH--Safety Patrol I, Gridiron Club 3, Hi-Y 2,3, Football l,2,3, Basketball l,2,3, Track l,2,3. UMBENHAUR, WILLIAM--Homeroom Secretary 3, Glee Club I, Band I, Safety Patrol I,2, Grid- iron Club 3, Library Club 2, Hi-Y 3, Football l,2,3, Basketball l,2,3, Baseball l,2,3. WALLACE, GAIL--Basketball Intramurals I,2, Horne Ec. Club I,3, President 2. WARMKESSEL, RAY--Homeroom Secretary 2, Biol- 0? Club 2, Chemistry Club 3. WERN R, WILLIAM-- Homeroom President I, Homeroom Vice President 2, Student Council 2,3, Junior Play, Band l,2,3, Blue and Gold 3, Safety Patrol 2,3, Photography Club l,2,3, Hi-Y 2,3, Track l,2,3. WILDERMUTH, SHIRLEY--Future Nurses' Club I, Home Ec. Club 2,3. WINTERS, KATHRYN--Basketball Intramurals I, gg, Future Nurses' Club I, Home Ec. Club WOLFE, DAVID--Student Council 2, Future Teach- ers' Club 3. ZERBE, JAMES--Homeroom President 3, Student Council i,2, Junior Play, Band l,2,3, Haven Fax 3, Future Teachers' Club I, Hi-Y 2,3, Basketball l,2,3, Baseball I,2,3. ZETTLEMOYER, SHARON--Home Ec. Club 2,3. Eg 1513 - , . ,V T .' A - -. K ' 'u ' . . U V vw X , ,. In Retrospect x 2 R w 31 5' 2 5 S 5 if x Q Q 5 3 5 I 2 se 3 2 if 4 S 5 9 F 1 S Q ru za Q3 E 4 5 55 1 5 ii 5 if A E' 2 1 -,. 5 L 2 5 2 E 4 Junior Class Officers L. to R.: Stanley Luckenbill- President, Donald Schaffer Vice President Tanya Tnhansky Treasurer, Linda Mattern- Secretory, John Seller Historian With eleven years behind us, we are soon to realize the goal for which all of us have strived--our Senior year. We look forward to the coming year with great anticipation, but also with an awareness of the responsibility we will have as Seniors. We are sure that if we keep the class spirit we have shown in the past, our Senior year will be the happiest and best year at all. Homeroom 308 Eleventh Grade ROW 1, Left to Right: Daryl lmschweiler, Celeste Brown, Beryl Fisher, Judith Hainley, Lyn Coryell, Lois Hummel, Judith Dasch, Ruth Filer. ROW 2: Mrs. Diehl, James Huratiak, Gerald Hinnershitz, Robert Bowen, John Cake, Edward Hummel, Kenneth Frehafer, Joel Fryer, David Heim. ROW 3: Sharon Boger, Diane Hinnershitz, Janet Bair, Dorothy Heisler, Danna Hughes, 'Mary Ellen Demanczyk, Marion Heisler, Kim Brunner, Karen Bensinger, Nancy Boshore, Mary- beth Eismann. ROW 4: William Frey, Edward Bautscl-1, Quentin Frey, Gerald Boyer, Wayne Bartolet, Gerald Bolton, John Haesler, Gerald Fiedler, Daniel Fisher, Walter Archibald. Homeroom 307 Eleventh Grade ROW I, Left to Right: Joanne Kramer, Linda Kocher, Joan Ketner, Sandro Kimmel, Karen Miller, Darlene Mervine, Carole Kutz, Elizabeth Messer. ROW 2: Mrs. Peters, Marvin Mayer, Robert McMinn, Richard Mullins, Scott Jacoby, Donald Kramer, Norman Krieger, Robert Muir, William Ney, ROW 3: Sherry Miller, Jane Naus, Rebecca Knoblauch, Sandra Letcher, Martha Meck, Linda Mattern, Kathleen Nous, Bonnie Koch, Lynn McCord, Kathryn McCready. ROW 4: Barry Minnich, Steven Moyer, Stanley Luckcnbill, Lee Kerschner, Robert Koch, David Lewis, Jahn Matukewicz. Homeroom 306 Eleventh Grade ROW 'l, Left to Right: Debra Umbenhauer, Shar- on Parnell, Phoebe Jane Recd, Mary Jane Stel- lie, Pamela Slusscr, Rabin Raucnzahn, Mary Pal- mer, Carol Straub. ROW 2: Mr. Eismann, Robert Plluegcr, Carl Wenrich, Dale Schimpf, William Sanner, Paul Seidel, John Seiler, Rodney Roeder. ROW 3: Karen Saylor, Tanya Tihansky, Anne Robbins, Margaret Young, Frcclricka Winters, Barbara Richards, Sandra Umbenhaucr, Carol Schaeffer, Fiona Ruch. Row 4: Dennis Stiles, Pamela Witman, Barbara Schaeffer, June Stoyer, Donald Schaeffer, Alexandra Tihansky, Betty Jane Reed, Holly Steidle, William Quintet. Sophomore Officers SEATED: Rodney Mayberry treasurer Carla Nafhn secretary Harry Miller vice president STANDING: Alan Fehr, president With our sophomore days behind us, we look forward with great an- ticipation to our jolly junior year. The arrival of our coveted class rings and the Prom are only a few of the important events we will share as Juniors. Our only wish is that our future schooldays will be as pleasant as our Sophomore year has been. Homeroom 304 Tenth Grade ROW I, Left to Right: Helen Fabian, Susan Byerly, Carol Davis, Judith Donmoyer, Carol Drcy, Glennis Evely, Suzanne Felty, Gretchen Bolton. ROW 2: Miss Hoy, Ronald Ebert, Eric Feger, Anthony Cuchiaro, Steven Dronick, Alon Fehr, Charles Detweiler, Robert Carden, Creigh- tan Borden. ROW 3: Karl Deibler, Duane Ber- ger, Dorothy Fetter, Florence Billman, Gail Bom- lord, Mary Baum, Gail Borden, Edward Crane. ROW 4: Albert Baldinger, John DeWitt, Robert Bulat, Edwin Bawe, Jerry Caover, Edwin Det- wiler, Daniel Caller. Homeroom 303 Tenth Grade ROW 1, Left ta Right: Kay Ann Kocher, Darlene Kemlart, Candice Hinkle, Beverly Hepler, Norma Fisher, Jane Geary, Christa Jones, Joanne Klahr. ROW 2: Mr. Boyer, William Fleagle, Michael Megahcy, Walter Kuehn, Gary Geist, Jack Kremer, Rodney Maberry, Gregory Handling. ROW 3: Karen Goas, Sheila Gracely, Marianne Freed, Lindo Hcisler, Mary Knoblauch, Virginia Hornbcrger, Linda Hummel, Janice Judy. ROW 4: Glenn Gipc, Karen Krammes, Russell Krieg, Judy Lynch, Dole Krammes, Cindy Fleagle, Charles Heinbach. Homeraom 3l2 Tenth Grade ROW 1, Lett to Right: Jean Miller, Susan Pax- son, Karen Mortimer, Melanie Phillips, Sandra Miller, Elizabeth Russell, Eileen Naftzinger, Deljean Ribkee. ROW 2: E. C, Unger, Thomas Morgan, Franklin Naecker, William Nevils, William Reichert, Richard Renninger, Barry Pllueger, Harry Miller. ROW 3: Robert Reber, Judith Reed, Carla Naflin, Terry Ja Pflueger, Nancy Rhodes, Jennifer Nagle, Susan Miller, Roy Naftzinger. ROW 4: Alan Rhen, Timothy Reber, Nevin Naftzinger, David Mengel, Barry Reppert, Lowell Mengel, Gerald Reading. inth Grade xl. 5 Homeroom 3l3 Tenth Grade ROW 1, Left to Right: Donna Wingle, Sandra Zweizig, Marilyn Sheriff, Lois Snyder, Eileen Toomey, Darlene Walker, Sandra Smith, Trinette Urffer. ROW 2: Miss Buehlcr, Richard Sweigert, Steven Wenrich, Alan Woomert, Lud- wig Schewshuk, Ronald Sacks, Arthur Sterner, Russell Schaeffer, ROW 3: Bonita Seigfried, Mary Kay Trout, Jane Underkoffler, Cynthia Strouse, Susan Shriver, Beverly Troutman, Ann Tobias, Lynn Zeledonis. ROW 4: Geoffrey Trot- ter, Robert Sadler, David Spangler, William Webber, Thomas Sunday, Robert Schwenk, Ab- sent from picture: Charles Schumacher. Homeroom 203 inth Grade ROW 1, Left to Right: Jane Demanczyk, Lois Greisel, Cynthia Deibler, lean Jacoby, Sally Sage, Dawn Doviak, Brenda Schwartz, Jean Seitz. ROW 2: Miss Donna Paradis, Randall Wagner, David Shollenberger, Robert Yazujian, Edward Greenowalt, Neal Mengel, Kenneth Reber, Franklin Shollenberger, ROW 3: Susan Verba, Cynthia Klotz, Nancy Hornberger, Elaine Ebinger, Kristin Heiser, Susan Gaydas, Dolores Rhen. ROW 4: Donna Young, Alan Snyder, Rich- ard Reifsnyder, Randall Frey, Paul Umbenhauer, Gregory Young, Catherine Nagle, Homeroom 209 ROW I, Left to Right: Eunice Eismann, Diane Reber, Kathy Smith, Darlene Krammes, Shirley Burkert, Mary Jane Ulsh, Linda Long, Cheryl Churnock. ROW 2: Mr. Kerchner, Nancy Seiler, Dennis Krammes, James Strouse, Richard Zerr, Thamas Reed, Earl Phillips, Michael Tracey, Valerie Slusser. ROW 3: Darleen Frantz, Ellen Roland, Sandra Churnack, Judith Hughes, Linda Umphrey, Linda Guertler, Joann Dohner, Pamela Kramer. ROW 4: Wayne Geschwindt, Glenn Ley- meister, Kerry Schaeffer, James Anderson, Rus- sell Crowe. Homeroom 205 inth Grade ROW 1, Left to Right: Cynthia Noffin, Kathleen Sheriff, Janice Hyde, Edith Fensterrnocher, Beth Goas, Lindo Luckenbill, Barbara Hinnershitz, Mary Lynne Moore. ROW 2: Mr, Kelley, Rodney Seidel, Raymond Koch, John Clauser, Richard Paxson, John Lewis, Frederick Koch, Nancy Ellex. ROW 3: Lester Schoener, Harold Phillips, James Reider, David Laubenstein, Jonathan Snyder, Thomas Nagle, Robert Sweigert, Oscar Leymeister. ROW 4: Glenn Spangler, Robert Danton, Carl Sterner, Gerald Enders, Clarence Fix, Charles Wetzel. Homeroom 204 inth Grade ROW 1, Left to Right: Rosemary Orlosky, Doris Reber, Linda Spangler, Teena Honicker, Gloria Pittman, Sharon Hautz, Sharon Manbeck. ROW 2: Mr. Hummel, Dominick Just, Craig Borden, David Baver, Joseph Yarrish, Robert Weiser, Lewis Zweizig. ROW 3: Thomas Seiler, Robert Degler, Celeste Reber, Sally Letcher, Robert Ulsh, Robert Sterner. Homeroom lO9 Eighth Grade ROW I, Left to Right: Janis Wise, Jean Gehran, Barbara Grover, Barbara Harris, Linda Perry, Barbara Pflueger, Pamela Farley, Pamela Klahr. ROW 2: Mr. Draskinrs, Thomas Nous, Kurt Kauterman, James Kutz, Roger Harnberger, Mark Dnwold, Kent Nailin, Frederick Fidler, Michael Urotter. ROW 3: William Reber, Glen Greenawold, Scott Bamlord, William Knecht, Joseph McGlinchey, Curt Fehr, Jere Lawrence, Daniel Mantooth, ROW 4: Gregory Bolton, Beryl Bowen, Pamela Head, Holly Frantz, Rebecca Dewald, Cynthia Newcomer, Judyann Bair, Thomas Schwenk. Homeroom Il2 Eighth Grade Row I, Left ta Right: Betsy Shollenberger Sally Ann Degler, Maxine Baver, Carol Carrell Joanne Bigish, Beverly Lutz, Suzanne lmsch: weiler, Sally Fenstermacher. ROW 2: Mr. Mantz George Powell, Allen Schweigcrt, Dennis Win: gle, Kenneth Pittman, John Smith, Ernest Sawers, Emmett Koch. ROW 3: Sandra Petrie Danna Moyer, Carol Reed, Candice Rizzuto, Donna Hughes, Carmen Klotz, Caral Blanken- harn, Geargine Reppert. ROW 4: Eugene Schaef- fer, John Knoblauch, Jeffrey Handling, Jeffrey Gehron, David Krcamer, David Berger, Craig Shirey, Lynn Yoder, Michael Burke, Homeroom 20I Eighth Grade ROW 1. Left ta Right: Deborah Urffer, Betty Wilderrnuth, Ruth Leymeister, Joanne Phillips Sylvia Ohlinger, Shirley Pittman, Sandra Bren singer, Linda Baltzer. ROW 2: Mr. Hoffman Patrick Brady, Donald Shoener, Glenn Fleagle David Whalen, Mark Roberts, Harold Hipp Robert Baetcher. ROW 3: Fred Eckelmann Robert Hummel, James Guildin, Kurt Kramrnes William Wolfe, John Stack, Thomas Hudack ROW 4: Patricia Goetz, George Sidella, Robert Trautman, Judy Mayer, Fred Smith. Homeroom 202 Eighth Grade ROW I, Left ta Right: Linda Russell, Ann Ebling, Linda Adams, Bonnie Cubler, Joanne Berger, Virginia Whalen, Judith Reider, Carol Ellcx. ROW 2: Mr. Wingle, Gerald Merkey James Drey, Glenn Sattizahn, Jahn Ruppert Thomas Ketncr, Dennis Reed, Charles East Jerry Keller, John Naftzinger, ROW 3: Dennis Bavcr, Brian Bayer, Gary Riegel, Irvin Kamp Tcrrill Schucttler, Beverly Frccman, Kenneth Schaeffer, Gerald Geist, Kenneth Leymeister Daniel Read. Homeroom 206 Seventh Grade ROW 1, Left to Right: Ellen Guertler, Judith Wagner, Gloria Scott, Heidi Kuehn, Beth Ann Fryer, Kathy Kauterman, Lisa Taylar, Casette Houck. ROW 2: Mr. Reese, Sally Fidler, Elaine Frey, Dorothy Sirko, Anrfette Cuchiura, Jaanne Shipe, Barbara Reichert, Barbara Felty, Sally Miller. ROW 3: George Brawn, Warren Reider, Todd Borden, Dale Repp, Karl Meck, Gary Kramer, Randall Steidle, Bruce Edling, Stephen Williams, Carl Bensinger. ROW 4: James Clau- ser, Rhonda Smith, Sharon Wenrich, June Fisher, .Judith Seibert, Marcy Bounds, Henry Hummel. Homeroom 207 Seventh Grade ROW 'I, Lett to Right: Kathleen Eatdarf, Col- leen Riegel, Kathleen Vitelli, Carol Schauers, Jane Brown, Patricia Hipp, Michele Richards, Brenda Ellex. ROW 2: Mr. Butts, Carl Carey, John Roland, Gerald Schuettler, Ronald Drey, Luther Snyder, Dennis Krammes, Ronald Gould- ner, David Koch, Dennis Bazar, ROW 3: Theo- dore Miller, Bruce Guildin, Franklyn Knablauch, James Miller, William Ebling, William Smith, Brian Webber, Kermit Fix, Thomas Daubert. ROW 4: Carl Edling, William Wingle, Douglas Mervine, Betty Schaeffer, Patricia Steffie, Jane ixfeigert, John Richards, James Bair, Larry iller. Homeroom 208 Seventh Grade ROW 1, Left to Right: Bonnie Faose, Beverly Bausmon, Marie Fegley, Jean Lutz, Darlene Henry, Susan Lehman, Leslie Archibald, Carol Henne. ROW 2: Mrs. Scheffley, Eric Fessler, Dennis Yoder, Michael Nagle, David Casey, Ernest Hay, David Santee, Robert Dranick, Rus- sell Hawell, Lewis Hughes. ROW 3: Jeffrey Fisher, Steven Murray, Mason Kimmel, Gary Miller, Richard Wagner, George Moyer, Keith Moyer, Douglas Hoy, Earl Deatrich. ROW 4: Jahn Archibald, Doris Blankcnharn, Stephanie Gaydos, Eileen Fix, Darlene Bartolet, Francis Witmier. Underclass Antics e s r E 5 5 N 5 e 2 S E 3? E s a ! 3 E s E 22 ,. 5 ,, E E Q : 2 Q 2 if I 5 55 5 5 i 5 ! A .- 1 5 va S S' 5: 5 5 E 5 5 5 A a E 2 51 E 5 5 3 ,,.-.. ....,,1,z.-,...- ,.,.L,-nt.- ...,-,,- .3.,,,,,,,a..-Y ,...q1..gs,t.....s,,,,......--f---. .f........ w,,,,.,.m.x..,-,,...-.--.w.f...-..-.,gm.,-nff:- .4- ELLEN L Future Nurses Club ROW 1, Left to Right: E. Russell, J. Donmoyer, E. Toomey, J. Dasch, Mrs. Bernet. ROW 2: M. Eismann, C. Davis, V. Hornberber, J. Judy. ROW 3: S. Shriver, J. Underkoffler, J. Ketner, M. Trout, S. Zweizig. ROW 4: J. Reed, D. Wingle, J. Nous. ROW 5: E. Shipe, H. Sleidle, D. Heisler, M. Heisler. Future Teacher's Club ROW I, Left to Right: C. Strcuse, F, Ruch, N. Bashore, T. Tihansky, K, Becker, S. Grucely. ROW 2: F. Billmon, M. Krum- rnes, B. Reed, D. Mervine, C. Kutz, D. Wolfe. ROW 3: D. Schimpf, L. Hummel, D. Shuey, K. Frehofer, W. Stoller. Officers T. Tihansky, F. Ruch, K. Becker, Mrs Schaeffer, N. Bushore. Photography Club ROW 1, Left to Right: K. Reed, L. Rhen, R. Fulmer, J. Gehrcn, R, Schweigcrt. ROW 2: G. Fiedler, R. Eisenhurt, J. Dewitt, R. Ebert, R, Renriinger. ROW 3: E. Detweiler, W. Ney, R. Muir, W, Werner, J. Matukewicz, Mr. Eismonn. Officers KNEELING: D. Schaeffer. STANDING, Loft to Right: A, Smith, S. Boyer, Mr. Messner. Officers ROW 1, Left to Right: L. Rhen, R. Schweigevt, R. Ful- mer. ROW 2: Mr. Eismonn, J. Gehrcn. Stage Crew Club ROW 1, Left to Right: J. Stock, A. Cuchioro, F. Dosch, G. Reichert, D. Schaeffer, G. Fleogle, D. Yoder. ROW 2: D. Berger, P. Brody, S. Boyer, A. Smith, D. Kramer, K. Reber, W. Kuehn, R. Schweigerl. ROW 3: D, Mengcl, A. Buldmger, K. Deibler, T. Knoblauch, D. McGeeney, R. Stemer. STANDING, Loft to Right: G. Sidclln, F. Smith, F. Pflueter, T, Sundav. C. Schumacher. .-- Qi 4.4.11-rm-V ,n-1 .- . Gfficers Row 1, Left to Right: K. Winters, J. Hafcr, Mrs. Christman, ROW 2: R. Knoblauch, F. Winters. Home Economics Club ROW 1, Left to Right: S. Miller, M. Sheriff, S. Kimmel, G. Wallace, C Drcy, S. Wilclermuth, D. Devlin, J. Hainley, N. Fisher, S. Zatrlemaycr, M. Knablauch ROW 2: L. Schwartz, K. Winters, M. Freed, C. Straub, B. Clay, T. Pflucgcr, L. Heisler, D, Umberihaur, D. lmschwciler, E. Naftziriger, C, Imschweilcr, J. Kramer, K. Brunner. ROW 3: M. Baum, P. Young, J. Nagle, N. Adams, C. Goetz, J. Hafcr, K. Gans, A. Sheriff, D. Kramer, M. Hainley, S. Umbcnhaur, M. Dcmanczyk, H. Fabian. ROW 4: S. Lewis, K. Heinbach, B. Scigfried, B. Schaeffer, C, Schaeffer F. Winters, B. Richards, K. Bensinger, J. Bair, J. Naffin, E. Schucker, J. Fabian ll i Commercial Club ROW l, Left to Right: J. Miller, K. Erdman, M. Palmer, D. Kem fort, Mr. Daubert. ROW 2: C. Schwartz, C. Robertson, K. Millar ROW 3: A. Feathers, P, Fessler, B. Davis. ROW 4: K Nnory, B Fcnstcrmacher. ROW 5: B. Schwilk. Officers B. Davis, B. Fenstermachnr, K Miller, M. Daubert, C. Schwartz. vp... w,,.1,.f J. , A. f ,. '..5.::':5f- l K , . ., wax.. . 1 i ' .- ..wN,. ,. - . - A Fx 2 G ' d ' ROW I, Left to Right: A. Rhcn, S, Boyer, G. Reichert, J. Reber, J. Bycrly, T. Luckenbill, L, Rhen, K. Trotter, W. Umbenhaur. ROW 2: Mr. Wingle, W. Reichert, J. Coaver, R. Mayberry, D, Spangler, D. Ney, G. Dcgler, W. Houfz, W. Frey, J. Hacseler, Mr. Draskinis, K. Kramer, H. Hummel, C. Mock, S. W. wangne, J. Scilcr, T. Dewaid, D. Caller, C. Hein ROW 3: Murray, bach, G. Handling, T. Morgan. ROW 4: R. Dronick, G. Moyer, O n Club J. Trout, D. Rupp, R, Sreudle, E. Dearrich, D. Casey, E. Hay, D Hoy, K, Moyer, J. Kremer. ROW 5: E. Greenawald, R, Paxson M. Kimmel, M. Tracey, P. Umbcnhauer, G. Young, J. Raider, R Frey, R. Seidel, H. Hipp, M. Megahey. ROW 6: J, Snyder, R. Reifsnydcr, F. Shollenbergcr, K. Schaeffer, G. Spangler, C. Wet- zel, D, Krammes, C. Sterner, D. Just, J. Anderson, R. Krieg 0 Chemistry Club ROW I, Left to Right: R. Schaeffer, W. Sanner, E. Quintcr. ROW 2 R. Warmkessel, G. Borden, ROW 3: C. Soringer, S, Wcnrich, C Kilmer ROW 4: D, Shuey, E. Boulsch, f Off I c e rs Mr. Kershner, E, Qumfer, C. Springer. Senior High Glee Club ROW 1, Left to Right: D. Schimpf, E. Keeler, C. Naffin, P. Reed, C. Brown, J. Dasch, S. Berger, Mrs. Davis, J Snyder, P. Slusscr, R. Rauenzahn, C. Hinkle, J. Stover, A. Cuchioro. ROW 2: R. Boyer, J. Kelner, B. Koch, E Shipc, B. Heplcr, M. Palmer, J. Fencr, J. Reed, M. Mock, M. Baum, R. Fulmer. ROW 3: J. Gehron, C. Kurz N. Bashore, L. Mcntem, K. Becker, D. Bust, K. Hcinboch, G. Bomford, G. Evely, M. Mengel, D. Mervine, J Kluhr, B. Troutman, S. Shriver, E. Hummel, R. Reber, B. Schwilk. ROW 4: T. Luckenbill, D. Fcttcr, J. Staller J. Underkofllor, C. Srrouse, K. Krammes, L. Zeleclonis, C. Fleugle, M. Eismann, B. Reed, S. Gracely, F. Billmon C. Jones, W, Slaller. Q 0 f f I c e r s M. Mengel, R. Rouenzahn, P. Slusser. Tri-Hi-Y Club ROW I, Left to Right: J. Klahr, L. Zcledonis, J. Snyder, R. Rcuenzczhn, S. Berger, K. Sciylor, D. Best, C. Nous. ROW 2: Miss Hoy, L. Coryell, P. Slusser, J. Stcller, M. Mengel, J. Fetter, E. ROW I, Left to Right: G. Boyer, D. Stiles, K. Reed, F. Kremer, W. Werner, J. Bycrly, J. Reber, J. Miller, W. Umbenhciur. ROW 2: Mr. Hurtranlt, G, Bolton, W. Fleoglc, T. Reber, A. Stemer, W. Maru, R. Reber, C. Fitzpatrick, D. Ney. ROW 3: E. Feger, C. Borden, E. Bcwe, J. Hurariak, R. Bulct, T. Luckenbill, D. Keeler, L. Hummel. ROW 3: J. Stoyer, C. Brown, B. Fisher, K Nous, B. Koch, D. Kremer, J. Luckenbill. ROW 4: B. Messer J. Lynch, J. Sprowls, M. Toomey, L. Mottern, M. Mock, P. Reed Hi-Y Club Helm. ROW 4: R. Donetti, A. Fehr, G. Hinnershitz, J. Cake, J Zerbc, S. Luckenbill, ROW 5: K. Trotter, D. Fisher, R. Boyer J. Fryer, W. Archibald. ROW 6: G. Degler, D. Crcssina, D Baum, A. Rizzuto, J. Drey, W, Houtz. National Honor Society Mmm HONOR SOCIETY x 1 ROW I, Loft to Right: P. Slusser, J, Srollor, C. Robertson, C. Nous, D. Bust, C. Brown. Y Z ROW 2: D. Hinnershiu, B. Fenstcrmacher, D. Schimpf, M. Mengcl, R, Fulmcr, J. Fcllcr, i T B. Reed, Miss Hoy. ROW 3: R. Warmkessel, J, Gchron, B. Schwilk, J. Bycrly, W Houiz, 7 X R. Schweigerr. Y!!! XQ 71 Library Club ROW I, Left to Right: L. McCord, W. Bartolet, S. Letcher, Mr. Argall, P. Whitman, R. Filer, M. Steflie, D. Hughes, S. Miller, S. Parnell, C. Nollin. ROW 2: S. Jacoby, R. Nczftzinger, S. Boger, A. Tihcnsky, L. Snyder, D. Ribkee, M. Heisler, C, Kutz, B. Troufmun, M. Meck. Second Semester Student Council Werner, R. Sacks, M. Tracy, M. Roberts, W. Reider, K. Kuuterv mon, G. Merkey, J. Snyder, W. Houtz, J. Hcmslcr, R. Schwcigerl ROW 4: T. Luckcnbnll, A. Boldinger, J. Gehron, T. Dewald, B Pfluegcr, W. Flcugle, G. Handling, S. Luckenbill, J. Zerbc, J Byerly, W. Frey, B. Schwilk. Editorial Staff SEATED, Left to Right: D. Best, C. Naus, J. Staller, E. Keeler. STANDING: Miss Buehler, K. Reed, S. Lewis J. Gehron, J, SPf0WlS, W. Werner, R. Fulmer. The Blue and Gold Typists and Proofreaders Business Staff SEATED, Left to Right: C. Robertson, P. Fessler. STAND- SEATED, Left to Right: K. Becker, S, Berger, K. Heinbach, ING: B, Fenstermacher, M. Mengel, J. Byerly, D. Mervine, W. Staller, R. Reber. STANDING: M. Hulnley, E. Shipe C. Kutz, J. Haier, J, Ferrer, Mr, Montz, B. Schwilk. BO d? fffim hw.. qv v ali-Q., Q ww-3,r,,.,p-f-if 2. I:dltOl'l3I Staff SEATED, Left to Right: C. Nous, D. Cubler, M. Mengel, S. e a n d Berger. STANDING: R. Fuimer, Mrs. Diehl, R. McMinn, B. Schwilk, K. Heinbach. Mem 2. X T pists SEATED: Left to Right: D, Kramer, M. Steffie, K. Ben- singer. STANDING: M. Palmer, B. Schaeffer. R. Mullins. Cartoonists J. Sprowis. STANDING, Left to Right: R. Reber, K, Reed J. Gehron, The Haven Fax Journalism Staff ROW 1, Left to Right: K. Soylcr, K. Necry, B. Fenstermacher, C. Robertson, J. Nnffin, L. Schwartz. ROW 2: J. Snyder, B. Siegfried, V. Hornberger, M. Toomey, M. Meck, L. Mczttern. ROW 3: T. Dewald, R. Carden, R. Boettcher, W. Sruiier, R. Schweigert. ROW 4: J. Kutz, C. Heinbach, J, Zerbe. 1 ix Q 24, 1 x .iwgv Q Budget Collectors KNEELING, Left to Right: E. Quinrer, A. Smith, C. Springer, K. Reed, W. Stoller, STANDING, ROW 1: J. Reber, J. Byerly, C. Kilmer, W, Houtz, ROW 2: J. Fef- rer, J. Ncffin, K. Becker, D. Kramer. ROW 3: M. Toomey, C. Goetz, L. Coryell, K. Heinbach. ROW 4: S. Berger, M. Mengel, D. East. Safety Patrol ROW 'l, Left to Righr: J. Reber, D. Cresina, R. Fulmer, J, Gehron, T. Dewald. ROW 2: K. Reed, W. Werner, F. Kremer, J , Byerly. Ronnie fu o .Q,. ' 2:41, 4. Q 5, g. .FSM ROW I, Left ta Right: J. Sprawls, E. Keefer, B. Schwartz, L. Perry, K. Kauterman, G. Scott, H. Gueriler, K, Naffin, B. Harris, E. Fisher, Mr. Unger, D, East. ROW 2: J. Stoller, G, Merkey, W. Bust, H. Hummel, D. Repp, B. Hinkle, T. Ketner, K. Kouterrnan, W. Knecht, C. Hinkle. ROW 3: C. lrnschweiler, R. Sachs, D. Frantz, D. Fetter, F. Ruch, D. Kemfort, D. Rhen, F. Shollenberger, C. Strouse, E. Hummel, J. Fetter, P. Reed, ROW 4: W. Geschwindl, R. Muir, T, Morgan, J. Kremer, E. Feger, D. Schimpf, R. Reber, W. Werner, W. Webber, C. Heinbuch. ROW 5: J. Snyder, R. Boyer, G. Reading, T. Sunday, J. Byerly, T. Luckcnbill, B. Schwilk, J. Gehron, G. Boyer, W. Ney, K. Becker, J. Zerbe, L. Mattern. ROW 6: T. Tihansky, M. Drotter, F. Koch, J. Fiedler, R. Cardin, R. Fulmer, M. Megahey, J. Lewis, L. Miller, C. Fehr, N. Mengel, J. Ketner. Schuylkill Haven High School Band Donna F fa Joan Majorettes ,s X 1 SEATED: J. Snyder. KNEELING, Left to Right: T. Tihansky, C. lmschweiler, P, Reed, L. Muttern. STANDING: J, Sprowls, J. Kei- ' f ' f, .'s g N . 1 V N' if Q ,I k,, . I I.. W -- Lg . -. , .. K wmv x ner, D. Bust. ,fy Pep Club Left to Right: B. Reichert, C. Houck, J. Reider, D. Young, G. Bolton, W. Slaller, K. Krdmmes, B. Schwilk, S. Byerly, J. Lynch, S. Shriver. I s X 5 Jac K. 1 'aka ' L Y , I xml r 1 gf? 1 v'f'1..m,v.a.s ' .. . J , . t i . . , Q , ,. . . I 1 , , 1 r - sage GQ Junior High Glee Club ROW I, Left to Right: M. Ulsh, B. Goes, L. Spangler, D. Dovink, B. Reichert, H. Kuchn, K. Kcutermun E. Fenstermocher, L. Perry, C. Deibler, D. Reber, Mrs, Davis. ROW 2: C. Newcomer, S. Monbeck, H. Frantz, J. Gehron, B. Felty, J. Seibert, S. Imschweiler, J. Wise, R. Dewuld, L. Luckenbill, P, Klchr, ROW 3: E. Eismcnn, L. Guertier, G. Reppert, J. Seitz, E. Ebinger, S. Letcher, L. Long, P. Head, D. Seiler, V. Slusser, J. Demunczyk, L. Umphrey, C. Klotz, J. Dohner, K. Sheriff. ROW 4: D. Young, S. Kramer, M. Moore, N. Ellcx, C. Reber, C. Nagle. Junior High Honor Society ROW 1, Left to Right: L. Griesel, C. Deibler, P. Farley, J. Gehron, R. Dewcld, J. Seitz. ROW 2: N. Hornberger, R. Yazujion, E. Greenowold, J. Kutz, D. Unger, N. Seiler, Mr. Butts. ROW 3 G. Young, D. Young, S, Gcydos, C. Newcomer, F. Shollenberger. . 1 i E 1 , C. Houck, L. Griesel D. Moyeri Reber, N. Verbs, P - r . W 'Zim . i w SCHOOL CUSTODIAN5 Left to Right: Mr. Borden, Mr. Kimmel, Mr. Musket. SCHOOL DOCTOR Dr. Cubler CAFETERIA STAFF SEATED, Left to Right: Mrs. Ketner, Mrs, Pflueger, Mrs. Kramer. STANDING: Mrs. Handling, Mrs. Brown. MAIN OFFICE CLERKS Left to Right: Mrs. Miller, Mi5S Bickel, Mrs. Griffiths. -s. HIGH SCHOOL CLERK Miss Luckenbill A hi L E 2' W gg JAM? Club Clownmg rv-X4 43555 5 e X K Moonlight Magic ROW I, Left to Right: F. Kremer, C. Robertson, G, Degler, P. Roland, J. Zerbe, S. Lewis. ROW 2: J. Stoller, R. Schweigert, L, Schwartz, J. Byerly. ez ' ' -kv. , f 'x a xlx 'iekex Taken At Our School Proms N 'Z' if'1? it .:.f',l' K gb f ggi.: - 'intl ' Q ' i 1 Junior Play Cast Duchess Gloriona Mary ................. Fran ..,.... Gwen ...... Ellen ...... Norma ,,.... Helen ,,,........ Page ................ Miss Johnson . .,.. . , The Twelfth ...... ........... S tephanie Lewis Janice Staller Barbara Fenstermacher Kathryn Heinbach , ....... ..... . Colleen Goetz Donna Bas! 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A nd You cull that pwfume, , Listen, you write what I lell you! I'm so very humble! ?! 5 Charlie, try your line just one more time, 1 . - c wi W don't you dare hit mc again. Stalin Allee Frau Holle ....,, Bowie Coyle ...,.,. Ingrid ................ Gustav Grothe ..... . Dieter .,......... .... ..... Bruno Poellz ......... CAST Stephanie Lewis Colonel Kubitscheff ......, Lotte Richter .,.....,, Karl Bindinger ..,..... Rassman ,.,...., . Max .. ,.......... Ludwig Becker ,,,,.. Frau Becker .,,.,,,,, Barry Schwilk Joan Sprowls . ........ John Gehron Russell Fulmer Charles Fitzpatrick Ronnie Reber Linda Schwartz Richard Schweigert Karl Reed Lester Rhen Walter Staller Marie Mengel Gretchen ....... ................ ,......,............,,. J o anne Snyder Four Becker Girls ....,.,.,.,. Sally Berger, Cheryl Nous, Margaret Toomey, Ellen Schucker Two Soldiers .......,...,.,,, John Byerly, Frederick Kremer Three Days In Washington nu- naw-v-amlcw. mme + .mn-swag , 1 1-www f'f.-Q.-QA:-.xumzgammmg 1:1 ' ' wun1awnvu'nwnvaw1uxmf-x1Lv,f.:-gvu:.n,wernn I Varsity Cheerleaders M 1, mf' fr 3, W 1, Left to i ht: . ewis, . n er o er, , aus, P. usser. ROW 2: J, Svoy ':f,ljQ-U1-A Q , N A. Robbins, . u Ier, . cluenzc n. if? --I ggf..4f '9'4 , L Puffy. No M- .wf Nw J' N rwfwuwn, , f ww W 0 X JEf'dg,13i1gr,fV'aN7rsltqyfCheerIeaders ROW 1, Left to i t: . eitz, . msc wei er, V. usser, . ei er. ROW 2: P. rcmer, S. Chumock, C. Churnoc , L. riese. xl , no ag sr Judkuffcw sr gg A D c b R R h 1 ' f . aw my s ri' '-4-1,1 f 'W' J ,Q 6 .RA X A rf 1 y 4 .5 .1 C - IQ J' . if Q x jf dxf kt ' w wp 1' e L A NA K Rgh J s ks :G r. I1 su N s I Cheryl gfuhsl' 3-'xg if .- qs M3 l fy . x AI Qf 7i?1? 2kQsQS2G:?E il , , ,. , . . , . . v. .-,- '.-V, --.rv-1-. -4 -nr-n - .-'fl is n:m'.53qg:gl 7KlXVf-f 50 Varsity Basketball Team ROW I, Left to Right: G. Bolton, D. Stiles, W. Frey, J. Zerbe, C. Fitzpatrick, J. Miller, F, Dosch. ROW 1: H Miger, B. Pfleuger, S, Luckenbill, Trotter, Mr. Rohrer, E. Detweiler, K, Trotter, W. Umbenhnur, R. Schweigert J. oke. Junior Varsity Basketball Team ROW I, Left to Right: R. Seidel, J, Reider, N. Mengel, A. Fehr, C. Detweiler. ROW 2: H. Miller, B. Pfleuger, L. Schoener, W. Fleugle, C. Borden, G. Young. ROW 3: G. Reichert, E. Detweiler, A. Boldinger, Mr. Montz, D Coller, T. Seiler, W. Reichert. lJli- 'W'f I.- -ffrfiif-li - 8BJ I - gr . , L. .1 -'5y T, - f.. l u . ,, . y .1z..:., er- ya , C .QB . at we A 'N Q A .. 125' .gig . ,l . 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' -1 Basketball Schedule I963-64 November 26 December 3 .... December 6 ....... lO ...., December December December December January 3 .....,. January 7 ..... January lO January l3 January I7 January 2l l3 ..... l6 ...., 20 ..... January 28 February 4 ...... February ll February l4 February 18 .S W January 24 ,..... ...... Ashland Saint Clair Frackville Ashland Coaldale Frackville Coaldale Tri-Valley Hamburg Pine Grove Saint Clair Minersville Tremont Blue Mountain Tri-Valley Pine Grove Minersville Tremont Blue Mountain , 5 and 3 1 73 HI-Y Basketball Team ROW Y, Left to Right: W. Werner, J. Reber, D. Cresinu. ROW 2: J. Drey, F, Kremer, T. Luckenbill, J. Byerly, D. Ney. I 1 5 ' , - . ,. .V QUQQQQQ ' . Q ' ,..211fgif:Zflf3P'j5'2?f ...Q V 'I 5 ? '-' YE76'J-' ' W! 1,!':.'!' '1'-.-iii.. awffi .1-'Q f .L-an Baseball Team: l963 ROW 1, Left to Right: T. Morgan, R. Fulmer, C, Heinbach. ROW Z: J. Coke, H. Miller, R. Maberry, C. Deiweiler, K. Frehafer, R. McMinn, A. Sterner, J. Dewitt. ROW 3: Mr. Hummel, W, Frey, l.. Kerschner, L. Mengel, T. Luckenbill, G. Boyer, R. Donelri, D. Miller, D. Leven. ROW 4: D. Schwartz, R. Gressick, J. Zerbe, B. Reading, C. Fitzpatrick, E. Derweiler, S. Lucken- bill, W. Umbenhouer. l964 Baseball Schedule April 3 ...... .,.,.. H omburg April 7 . Blue M11 April l0 ....... ..... C oss Twp. April I4 ....... ..,...,..,. T remont April l7 .,.,... ....... M inersville April 2l ...... ,...., P ottsville April 24 ,..,... .,.,..... T ri-Valley April 28 ....... ....... P ine Grove May Moy Moy Moy Moy Moy Moy l .... .... 5. l2 l5 I9 20 22 .. Blue Mt. Cass Twp. Minersville Pottsville Tr i -Vo I Iey .. Tremont Pine Grove Senior Track Members ROW 1, Left to Right: Fred Dasch, Dennis Cresina, Sterling Boyer, John Reber, Joel Miller. ROW 2: William Werner, Jack Drey, Frederick Kremer, Karl Reed, Kenneth Trotter, John Eyerly, Track Schedule-l964 April 28 ........... Ashland May l .. ............ Frackville May 5 ...... ....... .... 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N ' - -. ? :11ffCj:.z., YS-fi -1' ', J, ' I' - - .. ,,,,, 5 tif-3: raw. H - . . , . ,., 5-g'.Q,i,i,?5 1,k mg, gm .5.gaT'.-zfiggygsggg '- f V .- . ,Mp 3LiFg.,fi,5f4 '...1fE:?I1, V A ' ' :-1 ALL . 1 See your natiorfs capitol. You will be comfortable, catered to, and warmly welcome at the Ebbifr Hotel 10th and H Streets N. W. Washilngton, D. C. Walter L. Green Francis J. Collmel' General Manager Manager Iack's American Bert's Restaurant SERVICE STATIQN Italian Steaks and Subs good service good food . . . Our Specialty , . . Schuylkill Haven Hwy. Phone 385-9939 Phone 385-0258 Jack Williams Bert Williams IBIISO ... Silver Creek Bottling Co MFG OF SILVER C PRODUCTS Compliments of . . . Corraclds Shoe Store East Main St. SCHUYLKILL HAVEN, PENNA. f K MACK STUDIO F. C. Smith, Owner Portraiture and Commercial Work of the Better Kind MAKERS OF PHOTOGRAPHS IN THIS YEARBOOK 'l'l North Centre Street POTTSVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA Phone-622-7570 1 Paper Bound Books Arts 81 Crafts Supplies Slide Rules and Many other Valuable Aids For Students and Teachers L. B. Herr 81 Son 44-48 West King Street LANCASTER, PENNSYLVANIA Since 1908 Reaclingls Exclusive Career-Training School McCann School of Business KEY PUNCH AUTOMATION DEVELOPMENTAL READING Secretarial-Business Administration-Accounting Uree plucemenfl Margery McCann, AB wzx. 132-134 snnn. ram- sneer fw ssf, 9 North ram. sneer Q 44. .F 1 O needing, Pennsylvania 4 5 Alg fggt, E, Phone 372-2301 n Gvvlliulli n ,S ua .1 on rf' XQQX f IS Walter B. Sialler SHEET METAL WORK Roofing O Spouting 0 Awnings 0 Summer Air Conditioning Oil and Stoker Worm Air Furnaces Shop: Union and Tennis Ave., Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Phone: 385-2325 CONGRATULATIONS T0 THE CLASS OF '64 from Douglas Mervine USED CAR LOT SCHUYLKILL HAVEN - DEER LAKE HIGHWAY Congratulations and Best Wishes Miller Motor Company, Inc. DODGE DART ' DODGE ' DODGE TRUCKS Sales and Service 22nd and West Market Sts. Pottsville, Pennsylvania Complete Wreck Rebuilding Auta Refinishing 24 Hour Service Luckenloill's Aulo Body mul Fender Works Phone: 385-3340 Rear 70 Centre Avenue Schuylkill Haven, Penne. t 44 efreez '4 't if Mlflilifff wg Compliments of J ff? -Lili.. in TASTEE-FREEZE The Schuylkill Haven ORWIGSBURG TASTEE-FREEZE Provzsron C o. Schuylkill Hu n-Orwigsburg H y C pl'mnts f. C pl t f Schuylkill Haven Casket Co. Reider's Shoe Company THE SCHUYLKILL HAVEN TRUST COMPANY S , 1- Main and Sf. Peter Streets Schuylkill Haven, Pennsylvania Floyd H. Mallern, Jr. Plumbing QQ: Heating V 8. E Oil Burners V 81 E Stoker: Gentleman Janitors Cool Stokers Phone 385-2743 or 385-1391 Shop 315 Centre Schuylkill Haven, Pennsylvania Avenue Compliments of W. B. CAREY. D.D.S. For Jewelry, Silver, China ond Gifts xxxllI ll Quality and Integrity Since 1847 Pottsville, Po. Congratulotions H ornberger's Self Service 317 E. Main St. Schuylkill Haven, Po. Compliments . . . Zu1ick's Underwear Mill Manufacturers of Underwear Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Earl Stover CADILLAC OLDSMOBILE Schuylkill Haven and Polfsvll 42 d Y T. Burton Slwipe Plumbing 81 Heating Contractor 133 c I b sr s ii yik ii H P yl Ph 385 3393 Schuylkill Haven Casket Co. Compliments of MUSIC HAVEN H. Z. Marne Bubeck GROCERIES , Applla T I R d cl 428 Dock Street Mlliiml l 9 GM 5 h ylkll H ye p 111 East Main St. Schuylkill H P Success to the Class of 1964 THE ROSE SHOP 27 East Mein St. S h ylk ll Haven, Pa. F Delivery CLEM'S PHARMACY P pt 0 Sp lt R B Cl RPH Ph : 622-2670 BENSINGER'S PHARMACY lwm. T. Schluppiclil 104 E. Main St. Schuylkill Haven, Po. Phone: 385-0656 Compliments of IOHN KRAMER'S SERVICE STATION 1 C A Complete Prescription Service Orvligs Schuylkill Haven Bleach 8m Dye Works, Inc. Claude Stoyer PONTIAC - TEMPEST Orwigsburg, Pa. I - Df ,fi N V' wife C 11 d O wigsburg News Lgivvyayz owigylvgjx 'n pfW'A5fjy Of FRIEND V335 The New and Modern THE FIRST NATIGNAL BANK 81 TRUST COMPANY Schuylkill Haven, Penne. , , , T Our 64-th year of service 1899 - 1964 - member - Federal Reserve System and Federal Deposir Insurance Corporation JASPER COLLUR MUSIC CENTER Complete Music Service 39 E. Main Street Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Y Y Phone 385-0002 A JOHN P. FEHR Jeweler 33 Main Street Schuylkill Haven, Penna. Phone 395-0105 Enterprise Homes, Inc. Route 61 Dear Lake, Pa. Phone 366-3781 Complete Furnished Mobile Homes The Modern Way of Living Fidler's Electrical Store Hotpoint Appliances Bottled Gas Sales and Service 136 Centre Avenue Schuylkill Haven, Penne. Pflueger Insurance BURKERT'S Confectionary 11 East Main Street Auto Insurance Available Magazines Candy for Youthful Drivers Tobacco Soda Compliments of Demonstrators Wanted Large Earnings S- R- BAIR Holleubush Tupperware Manufacturers of Engineered PARTIES Automatic Heating Equipment Route 61 omissburg P.. Keystone Avenue Schuylkill Haven, Pa Phone 385-1533 93 Compliments of L. E. Seiler, Welding CRESSONA, PA. Costenbacler's Gas Service Distributor of Caloric Ranges - Propane Quality Controlled Gas - Norge Appliances Maytag Washers and Dryers - Marsh Custom Made Kitchens Phone: 385-2085 SCHUYLKILL HAVEN Route 122 Geschwindt Funeral Home Harold H. Geschwindt 37 St. John St. Schuylkill Haven, Penna Phone: 385-3730 Compliments of LESTER RH E N Electrical Construction Schuylkill Haven, Penne. Phone : 385-0051 Z A C K 0 ' S The Sportsman's Store Since '24 Serving the region with the NATION'S FINEST for over thirty-six years. Centre Street Pottsville, P U. RARING'S SHOES PCTTSVILLE The House of Quality and Service CUSTOM CLEANERS Phone 622-7780 404 Mahantongo Street Pottsville, Pa. BAMBRICK'S PHARMACY Phone 622-7451 M..l.C. Ba mbrick, Ph.G. 309 West Market St. Pottsville, Pa. ORWIG'S SHOE SERVICE 122 E. Union St. Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Compliments of DR. S. B. DETWEILER Best Wishes . . ERNIE'S Barber Shop ...GoodLuck Compliments of KAYDEE DRIVE-IN nom 61 South of Schuylkill ll qven , Pa. TOBASH SERVICE STATION R.F.D. Route 61 Schuylkill H aven , Penna Phone 366-9881 Compliments of KIMMEUS STORE Centre Ave., Schuylkill Haven, Pa. BONNIE JEAN SHOP The Finest for me nares: 19 sm Mean smef schuylkall new-, Penne Compliments of KENNY CRONEBERGER Sunoco Gas Service KSQVRU-r D O H N E R ' S Shoe Store West Main Street Schuylkill Haven, Penna Professional nrycleening JET KLAHR CLEANERS Pickup and nenvefy 211 w. Mein sneer schuylkall Hem, rem.. rhone 385-1780 KUSTOM KRAFT 35 East Main St., Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Luggage, Leather Goods Custom Work Phone 385-3608 HINKLE'S PHARMACY 12 West Main St., Schuylkill Haven, Pa Prescriptions - Cosmetics Wheel Chairs Russell Stover Candies Phone 385-0807 H. I. Zimmerman BARBER 342 Dock Street Serving the Public 47 Years Doug Hildebrand GULF SERVICE R. R. Sterner Company GOODYEAR TIRES-ELECTRIC APPLIANCES and TELEVISION Centre Avenue Schuylkill Haven, Phone 385-0366 Pa Manbeck dl Sheriff Wheel Alignment Service Gus - on - Tires l Pennsylvania Ave. Accessories Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Centre Avenue and Dock Street Phone 385-9903 Phoner 355-0090 Lee Ann Shoppe Specializing in Child'ren's Wear Main Street Stine's Pharmacy Wrescriptions-A Specialtyl Serving the People of Schuylkill Haven with Friendly Prescription Service Schuylkill Haven, Pa. SINCE 'l9'I3 Compliments of Gordon D. Reed S- R- K U' 12 INSURANCE AGENCY JEWELER Dwellings, Apartments and Stores l2 St. John Street Schuylkill Haven, Pc. Phone 335-2233 For Rent Schuylkill Haven, Pa. and Pottsville, Pa. D1 Say it with Flowers from Iayne's Flower Shoppe 9 East Main Street Schuykill Haven, Po. Phone 385-2289 or 352 Compliments of DR. PAUL I. KLOTZ Frank's Cafe Italian Spaghetti, Sea Foods, Pizza Phone 385-9914 Dock Street Schuylkill Haven, Pc. Phone 385-068l Economy Fabrics A1 Dombosky, Prop. M Mile South of Schuylkill Haven R.D. gil, Schuylkill Haven, Po. Compliments of Ethel Maid. Inc. 202 East Liberty Street Schuylkill Haven Maurer Bros. . . . Sells Paint Gives Free Paint Advice and S 81 H Green Stamps! 5 E. Main Street Schuylkill Haven Phone: 385-3578 PensyI's Congratulations from Flowers r L o w E R s Park Haven Shoe Store fa' all Occasions Phone: 385-2131 HUMMEL BUICK BUICK and RAMBLER SALES 312-T4 Centre Avenue Schuylkill Haven Pennsylvania Phone 3851771 Compliments of JlM'S SPORT SHOP Leading Sporting Goods Store - Retailer - Rifles, Fishing Tackle, Guns and Ammunition Baseballs, Basketballs, Golf, Bowling and Other Sporting Equipment HUNTING 81 FISHING LICENSES Phone 385-2390 Congratulations Seniors 7 GERBER'S SWEET SHOP Compliments of HAVEN HARDWARE STORE 30 SQ. John Sheet Schuylkill Haven Pa x W b bd JL,Jq qv Aff, L Li M if yr L H' 1' JL,,,,1P pl 1 I --10 - , US! P lf 4 G 1 ixgpfgompliments of cr eway Bowling Lanes Schuylkill Haven - Pottsville Hwy. Allen L. Kramer SUNOCO SERVICE Fraedensbufg-Schuylkill Hoven Hwy. Phone 739-2250 Mr. Compliments of and Mrs. lohn A. Fulmer Compliments of Roy A. Yoder Machine Shop Compliments of Leo's Service Station Towne Drugs Rexoll Agency-Fanny Farmer Candy Prompt Prescription Service WAMERICANU Dealers Medical Arts Building l3 South Centre Street Schuylkill Haven, Po. Pottsville, Po, Centre Avenue Schuylkill Haven, Pa. PVIOHSZ 3854985 Phone: 622-2490 CONGRATULATIONS FROM K e y s t o n e . Dewald and Lengle Manufacturing Co. phone, 385-3873 Kelvinutor Appliances R.D. il Schuylkill Haven, Pa. I ii Friedensburg, Po. I ?i,h'LX,S1l' 0 J S, Phone 739-2l00 'K' ' I 100 Argo Mills Division Atlas General Industries Incorporated I Compliments of Losch Boiler Sales Service Company Ph 385 2600 Compliments of .... LESTER RHEN Electrical Construction Schuylkill Haven, Pennsylvania Phone 385-0051 HAVEN PIZZA :S SUB SHOP 25 St. Peter St. Schuylkill Haven, Pa. The Best in Italian Subs 8: Steaks Phone in Your Order 385-9969 Sterling Moyer, Prop. RAYMOND W. STALLER Contractor and Builder 300 East Union Street Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Phone 385-3322 WILLOW LAKE SWIM CLUB Roller Skating, Dancing, and Swimming Compliments of .... Success From .... I 1 H111 F arm Dazry I C I 9 1 U H Cl S uoMos:Nlzzn.vAs'r:umzso comm GUERNSEY MILK Home Furnishings 'CE CREAM Phone: 385-3250 Schuylkill l-loven, Pa Compliments of . . . Seitz Oil Company Distributors CITIES SERVICE PRODUCTS Phone Shenandoah 462-1334 Schuylkill Haven 385-1381 Compliments of . . . Nancy Lee Diner Schuylkill Haven - Pottsville Hwy. boussum's Quality Clothes For Men and Boys I2 North Centre Street Pottsville, Po. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Dr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. and Mrs BEST WISHES FROM OUR PARENTS . Richard Adams and Mrs. Mark Bast and Mrs. and Mrs and Mrs. and Mrs and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs and Mrs. and Mrs and Mrs Kenneth Baum Gerald Berger Herbert Berger Guy Boyer Albert Byerly Claude Clay Michael Cresina Edward Cubler Frederick Daseh William Davis Guy Degler Ann Devlin and Mrs. Charles Eiseuhart and Mrs. Charles Erdman Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fabian Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. James Fenstermacher Robert Fetter Charles Fitzpatrick Paul Fryer Mr. and Mrs. John Gehron Mr. and Mrs. William Goetz Mrs. Carrie Hafer Mr. and Mrs. Laton Hainley Mr. and Mrs. Charles Heinbach Mrs. Sarah lmschweiler Mr. and Mrs. Clark Keefer Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Kersehner Mrs. Loretta Knoblauch Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Kramer Mr. and Mrs. James Krammes Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. anrl Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. BEST WISHES FROM OUR PARENTS Irvin Kremer Francis Kremer Alvin Levan William Luckenbill Francis Luckenbill Joseph McCeeney Clifford Mengel Willard Miller A. 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West Market St. Schuylkill Huv P Fountains of Success to the Class of 1964- Compliments of A Loyal Friend J OSTEN CLASS Symbolize the finest traditions and durable satisfactions F AIR PLAY -- LOYALTY FRIENDSHIP -- SCHOLARSHIP JOSTEN'S More Than Sixty Years PAUL L. WAGNER, Representative Box 268 TAMAQUA, PENNSYLVANIA RINGS Compliments of Bedway Banana Co. Compliments Naus Sunoco Service 112-114 E. Liberty Street Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Compliments of Schuylkill Haven Body and Fender Works Compliments of Ann's Beauty Salon Compliments of Bonnie and Woody Compliments of A F R I E N D Compliments of Becker Brothers Compliments of Bottls Auto Parts Compliments of The Wedgewood Compliments of Dr. Tihansky Compliments of Dr. Karl Albert Compliments of A K P Tea Company Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. George Naus Compliments of the Faithful Few lOl Compliments of The Blue and Gold Editorial Staff Best Wishes To the Class of '64 Dinger Chevrolet Company 15 Charles Street Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Phone 385-238l for Corvair-Corvette-OK Used Cars Chevrolet-Chevy ll-Chevelle SALES AND SERVICE Edward H. Shollenberger Sons Motor Transport Carriers in Schuylkill Haven since l9l0 Jack Phone 385-O6l l Nei Compliments of Meck Knitting Mills. Inc. Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Pomeroy's Ambassador Altesi' Belleair Cradlecraft Look for these famous brands Th sold in fine stares coast to coast when you shop Pomeray's for value and dependable quality. ese famous names sold exclu- sively by Pomeroy's in Reading. Tested and verified by nation- wide Iaboratories for superior quality. Kentfield Millay Vardon Fleetwing H. R. Knapp and Son Luggage and Leather Goods Phone 622-6400 202-204 S. Centre Street Pottsville, Pa. Luck and Success TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1964 IOP COMPLIMENTS OF Sausser Insurance Agency 60 Grunt Street Schuylkill Haven, Po. Phone 385-2351 Compliments of DR. H. B. COOPER and Family the gift house Fine Jewelry and Gifts for Every Occasion Phone 385-1245 7 E, Main Street Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Messner and Hess Self Service Merchandise for all your needs Main Street Schuylkill Haven, Pa BOYER'S MEAT MARKET LEWIS E. BOYER, Prop. Rear 325 Columbia Street Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Phone 385-0550 - Dealer in - Home dressed meats and smoked meats wholesale and retail T10 Compliments of THE SCHUYlKlll HAVEN PROVISION C0. f Autographs an 6 4, -fa' awww Wigwam?-5 f--' -X254 JVMJWM9 M ff? Qglfi 07 4? Ill From the staff of the Blue and Gold Our work is finally done. And all we have to say to you Is, lt really has been fun? m..,,,...a 5 Mun 11, wmwmm wmv... u.. S :gyv .Ik - .-. I . ff, 8 Vt' ,Y 'A S975 il- fnfff lg., ,. , A .z Q -ft' . X I 'V ,X n., sg 1 r - . 1 - ','S..,s:t- . 9. ,. . U , kai' 4 -we - ., ' Y x ASSE-1 ii' . 4. ha. W ' U Q , f? A n ,r. V X TT-w'? L. . A . :.f-qZ'L.. - rf' ', . 'ia 5 -I '..'-i . ff-', J. 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