Slatington High School - Reflections Yearbook (Slatington, PA)

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Carl B. Trollinger Just out of the army, Mr. Trollinger is teacher of English. On the side he plays a “mean” .guitar, reads, builds models, coaches the S.H.S. plays, works out with the basketball team, and philosophizes as well. He is a graduate of East Greenville High and Muhlenberg College. He plans to work for his Master’s degree in the near future. Lloyd Williams Health teacher, gym instructor, varsity basketball coach, Slatingtonian, Mr. Williams is an all-around sports enthusiast. His hobbies are fishing and golf and relaxing at his cabin in the Catskill Mountains. He is a graduate of S.H.S. and East Stroudsburg College and has a Master’s degree from New York University. Edgar T. Yehl Mr. Yehl prepares our junior high students for the first steps in science with his general science course. A graduate of Northampton High and Kutztown Normal, he received his degree from Muhlenburg College. He enjoys stamp collecting, sports, and travel. Laid the Foundation for Our Lives. “Smile now,” says Rodney, as he snaps informal pictures of faculty members at the Christmas Dance and the Sweetheart Ball. Chaperones and faculty guests pause to pose in the late evening. Faculty members are always welcome—we couldn’t have a dance without them! With a lovely silver Christmas tree as a background are, first row: Mrs. Stevens, Mrs. Parsons, Mrs. Trollinger, Mrs. Horvath, Mr. Trollinger, Mrs. Rollin Jones, Mr. H. Snyder. Second row: Mr. Parsons, Dr. Stevens, Mr. Horvath, Mr. Rollin Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Reed, Mrs. H. Snyder, Mrs. Hunsberger, Mr. and Mrs. Herrity. Amid the hearts at the Sweetheart Ball, seated: Mrs. Trettel, Mrs. Kyrle Krause (Tri-Hi-Y Mother), Mrs. F. Snyder, Mrs. Bender, Mrs. Parsons, Mrs. Rollin Jones, Mrs. Trollinger, Mrs. Stevens, Mrs. Horvath. Standing: Mr. Parsons, Mr. Rollin Jones, Mr. Trettel, Mr. Trollinger, Mr. F. Snyder, Dr. Stevens, Mr. Horvath, Mr. Bender.

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Edith M. Roeder With a reputation as the most exacting English teacher at S.H.S., Mrs. Roeder does an outstanding job of preparing her students for later life. Mrs. Roeder grew up in Lancaster, graduated from the high school there, and received her degree from East Stroudsburg State College. She likes to read, sew, and listen to good music. Angelo J. Scarseletti Mr. Scarseletti is the man responsible for our instrumental music. In his leisure time, he studies for his doctorate and also takes Navy aviation courses. “Scarse” graduated from Rox-borough High and Westchester State College, and has his Master’s degree from Penn State. Fred J. Snyder Six feet-four, 250 pounds, Mr. Snyder looks like a professional football player rather than our sophomore and junior history teacher. Having received Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees at St. Bona-venture, he is now varsity football coach and assistant varsity basketball coach at S.H.S. Helpful and Sincere at All Times, Rachel M. Steckel One of our two mathematics wizards, Miss Steckel teaches algebra and plane geometry. She graduated from S.H.S. and Bucknell and received her Master’s degree from Bucknell. She departs from her mathematical labors to enjoy such hobbies as knitting, good music, and traveling. Miss Steckel has always lived in Slatington. Russell J. Stettler A very capable mathematics teacher, he plays a “sizzling-hot rag” on the piano and enjoys his coin collection. Mr. Stettler attended Keystone Normal School, graduated from Kutztown State, and received his Master’s degree from Lehigh. Francis R. Trettel An expert with hammer, saw, and nail, Mr. Trettel instructs our future carpenters and handymen in industrial arts and mechanical drawing. Mr. Trettel, who graduated from Hazleton High and MillersviUe State College, spends his spare time bowling, fishing, reading, and doing woodwork.

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mK , Working or Relaxing - They Enjoy It Together. Mr. Snyder, one of the faculty team’s foul shooters, racked up another point as the Slatington High Faculty defeated the Emmaus High Faculty for the second year straight. Two familiar faces around S.H.S. this year —Mrs. Margaret Stett-ner and Mr. Lee Kreid-ler—are student teachers who made our classes interesting and varied. “Oh, for that last-minute pause before the stampede to first period classes.” Miss Naylor, Mrs. Herrity, Mrs. Hunsburger, Mrs. Hicks, Mrs. Roeder, Miss Steckel, Mrs. Reed, and Miss Morgan pose for our photographer before they return to their rooms for the morning’s activities. “Oh, for one of those warm racoon coats.” Mr. Richard Jones and Mr. William Reese braved the wind of a bitter-cold Thanksgiving morning to check the attendance of the annual Turkey Day Game. Bill “Gaucho,” camp director, and our Slatington football coaches chat over a meal at football camp during summer of 1958. No basketball game is complete without the majorettes. The “Faculty High Steppers,” under the direction of Master Russell Stettler, provided their own entertainment at the half time of their own game.