Slatington High School - Reflections Yearbook (Slatington, PA)

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CLASS Of 1946 Arnold, Margaret Bachman, Robert Jr.nos Benner, Emma Ben-linger, Floyd Clenmore Betzler, Delores Billig, Paul Bisko, Charles Blose, Lorraine Bryfogle, John C. Coffin, Norman G, Davies, Thomas Griffith DeLong, Ramona Depoe, Bruce Deroner, Valeria Clara Diehls Theodore Strohl Dieter, Hattie Dorshimor, Ruth Dorwnrd, Dillard Carl Douns, Norbert Dreher, Donald Edwards, Ruth Eschbach, Robert Evans, Lloyd Hughes Farber, James Fensternaker, Ruth Fetherolf, Dorothy Fink, Queen Katura Fister, Eleanor Follweiller, Robert Gable, Chester George, LaRue Sally George, Madeline Gernert, Willard Green,George Green, Howard Greenzwoig, Evelyn Griffith, Roland Hamm, Mario Emna Handwerk, Jean Ida Harding, Marie Hartman, Helen wortman, Robert Charles Hasdny, Bertha Harvv, Joseph Herman, Ann Marie Harmpnv, Alice Fermany, Wayne Samuel Henritzy, Gladys Ida Kill, Elaine Hoffman, Clinton Edward Hoffman, Evelyn Marian Hughes, Anno Edith Hughes, Richard Haovor Humphries, June Violotte Hunsicker, Joan Ellon Hunsickor, William Jones, Lois Elaine Kamn, Arlan William Haul, Dorothy Elinor Kern, Althea Korn, Ellen Jane Korn, Geraldine Mae Kern, Ruby Mae Korn, Shirlov Virginia Korn, Wallace George Foster, Barton Williams K'ndt, Shirley Elizabeth Kistlor, Curtis Koenig, Warren Homer Kramer, Herman Kratzer, Edith Anna Kroiss, Esther Fries Krossly, Ann Louise Krossly, Shirley Juno Kunkol, John Albert Kunkol, Robert Leiby, Grace. Emma Lynn, Myrtle Sarah Mantz, Kormit Merkol, Arthur Lynn Mossingor, Clifford Lamar {filler, Falph Elwood Minnich, Clarence Minnich, Dale William Minnich, Lewis Henry 'forgan, Robert Pierce Mo;rer', John Carl Nicholas, Gloria Eleanor Oplingcr, Donald Spa.dt Oswald, Russell Tilghnan Palkovitz, Hilda H »ion Peters, Ellen Jane Peters, Mildred Annabollo Psaros, Goorge Rohrig, V ilbort Gone Roi.nort, Louise Ellon Rex, Harold Clarence Roberts, Donald Roberts, Donald D lo Roberts, Ifarion Roth, Marin Rowlands, Doris Saa.s, H ;lon Schoirer, Anna Scherer, Dorothoa Edith Schneck, Clair Sohnock, Marilyn Sacr.h Secbler, M rio Sheckl- r, Doris Sittler, Pauline Smith, Doris Smith, Hilda Edith Smith, Irene Smith, Shirley Virginia Snyder, Cla;aton Eugene Snyder, Elwood Snyder, Marvin Snyder, Novin Sn er, Vivian Stbfctner, John Vaughn, James Wagner, Dorothy Irene Wanamnker, Mary Wassun, Earl Vfassum, Robert Weaver, Marilyn Weidn, George Weinman, Leonard Weiss, Verna Werloy, Dale Wert, Richard Louis Wortman, Harold Rollo Williams, Bettv Mae Williams, Doris Jane Williams, Eva Mao vonser, Earl Zn.jao, Jolin Steven Zeliner, L; Tin wood

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HEALTHFUL BODIES, CLEAN MINDS -A FREE NATION Healthful bodies and clean minds =.re two of the most important factors governing the lives of civilians as well as the lives of our fighting men. Both the civilian defense worker and the soldier need to be in perfect condition to carry through with the great task a-head. Of the many requirements of the armed Forces, mental and physical requirements are the most rigid and the present has the government sc emphatically stressed physical educ:tion. Schools over the entire nation have been given, or are being given, orders as to the courses which shall be taught to their students. Physical education classes now practice military and other toughening up exercises. Other sub- jects, such as aeronautics and Rsdio Code, h ve been introduced into the schools revised curriculum. Because of the new militaristic ideas, the willingness of many has increased in their gym work. In this way more receive the training they need and yet are not backward about it. More students take interest in the military classes than do in the general run of school work and gym classes. This knowledge and cooperation are all helps in the development of a great team. In this way, school work, athletics,-and physical education all aid to develop strong and healthy bodies and clean minds. These in turn will develop a powerful, but free nation.