Stephen S Palmer High School - L Annuaire Yearbook (Palmerton, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1948 volume:

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DAVID HASIAM Amulzw DORIS HII I Swzmr Sulmn R NIMI GFORGF ANDREK5 STEVE Tl SAN GEORCF XVINJXLFH aaa ldfor BY ROHLRT KovAcH Many many years ago to be exact, the year one thousand nrne hundred and forty two the mrghty class of 48 stormed the tranqurl halls of Stephen S Palmer Hrgh School Havrng establrshed our foothold we ad vanced rnto a world of seemrng confusron The resrstance was terrlble especrally when everyone was gorng the other way those perplexrng traf frc rules' Our rnexperrence was very embar rassrng for we were constantly walking rnto classes wrth strange faces peering at us and at tendrng our classes on numerous occasrons wrth out books would w e ever remember those locker keys ' We drd attempt to further our educ H1011 although our study w as directed tow ard the mas terrng of the teachers nrcknames In our erghth year we were 1 lrttle more sea soned but strll it trmes we were even more rble and prodrgrous course rn gurd ance As freshmen we felt grext prrde rs we begam to shape our future by choosrng our course and selectrng subyects whrch would lerd us to our rs an voa ra L1llOI1 ur esrres os ire e dttglgdtOcl rhth prrvrleges of thc upperclrssmen were pnrtrilly fulfrlled when is sophomores we guned the drstrnctron of rttencirng senror hrgh assemblres As yunrors we show ed great 1nrt1at1ve for we rnaugurated the frrst Dunglree Dance wrth as tonrshrng success Our H rllowe en Socral lrlcewrse w ent oy er the top to est rblrsh 1 record We ac complrshed a great deal of work that year and we felt rewarded for we had garned experience Then came the first day of our last year of school we fmally experrenced the overpow errng sensatrons of berng Sefzzmrf Our l rrday Ijnglrsh classes shaped themselves rnto more than mere oral toprcs Numerous demonstratrons were the rage Wlll we ever forget the correct and proper postures for the stage demonstrated so ably by Mrss amesc Our scnror class meetings certarnly were hrl arrous zffarrs What would we do wrthout our advrsersf However we did accomplish a great deal our record speaks for rtself We had not only rnrtr ltrxe but also talent for our highly suc cessful senror class play proved that we had dramatrc lbrlrty Our senror mrth clrss nerrly engrneered l rn iyor upset to revolutionize the lckert 'I heory lhe professor w IS c aught Ill the act of chewrng rum thrt rs The custom ary whrte slrp of paper w rs bravely passed to our mrth genlus But the mrghty professor still relgns supreme As 1 conclusron to our years of eventful w orlt md pl ry cunc our f'n1l exercrses The Src c rlaurelte berxrce The l rrewell Assembly and Commencement Pxercrses We h rvc strugglcd but we have re rched our goal XVe hope to suc ceed by followrng rn the footsteps of others who have succeeded Now we brd farewell to Stephen S Prlmer l-lrgh School and our truc friends page eight 1 9 cjwf' 1 , 1 1 1 , 1 ,.- 1 N ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 7 1 ' - 11 1 1 l I r I 7 3 . . . 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' '- . 2 'Y ' ' ' ' , U fu WAP I N flffmwlwij-w lm: 942 J s X vi , , vf Mr Donald W Denmston began hls educatlon rn the public schools of Fayette Iowa and later attended the Upper Iowa Lnrversrty A summer of graduate work at the LDIVCISIQ of Wlscamnsln md .1 year at Columbla LHIVSISIW followed Hrs fnrst teathmge posntxon m Lanesboro Mmmsota was fol lowcd hy 1 yur md a h.1lfofsLrX1Ce rn the Army Hrs rcturn to the ILiClllI1L, professnon found hum rn hm home town of Fayrtte frmm vthnch he ment to Sioux Clty Iowa for fue years ln l976 he tame to Pilmrrton as h1g.,h school puncnpal 8 I'lI'lCll9d 'genial I f 5,-f-v'-' 1 -Lv '?"5f""ie'L anim 4 'B 1 1 He 5 a good rkalef Mr Denmston xx ts nurutd shortly after hrs return from oxerseas He hm two children Donald r who recencd his m tster s degree from Lehigh Lnxvcrsrty and Dorothy who 15 If C4 lorado College Colorldo Sprrngs Also actne outsxde of school Mr Denmston 1s tl westryman at St johns Epxscopal Church 1 memher of the Board of Trade and a member of the Amerxcm Legxon He gets hls exercxse m the form of fxshxng huntmg, slntmg, and SWXIUIIIIIUD Readlng and playmj., budge ue his fnorlte indoor Sports page elez 4 n fl eff L' Zz O O I w , 1,11 X if. , ' .A , . . . 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'. 0 Dr jesse N Roeder s early educatxon was recenved rn the publnc schools of Montgomery County He attended Perkxomen Preparatory School prnor to entering Franklm and Marshall College where he recexved hrs A B degree He earned hrs master s degree at Columbia Umversrty and hrs Ph D at New York Umversrty He began teaching, rn Palm Pennsylvania and after three years he went to Freeland Pa It was after hrs stay at Freeland that he served a year nn the Army From there he went as SUPCIVISIFIB pnnclpal to Whztelmaven for two years In 1921 he came to Palmerton as a scnence teacher but ulaerinfen enf c oo A Il f 4 birdie' a vanced to prrnclpal and then to superxntendent of schools rn 1926 Outsxde of school Dr Roeder 15 kept busy by the numer ous orgamzanons to whrch he belongs Some of these organrza trons mclude Palmexton Board of Trade Dxrector of the Lehxgh Valley Motor Club Board of Health Commumty Chest Commnttee County Crnppled Chrldren s Commlttee The Amencan Legnon and many educatnonal assocratrons He 15 also an actlve member of the Reformed Church Hrs favorite outdoor hobbies mclude golf and walkmg page twelve , . . , . . . 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' I I I fmgl rl: 1: 6 "Z'+2flM Sffffldlj enny Sorinslcy our pert little secretary took and read the min utes at our Class meetings WILLIAM MLIcvY Clair Prerldenl WIllIam Mlkvy our well known class president capably took charge of all of our class meetings He also presided over the meetings of the committee chairmen .Ind the class officers and offered many helpful sup., gestlons MICHAEL BOHUNICKY Trearnref Mike Bohunicky our trelsurer spent many evenings after school counting., money He handled all of the money received and spent by the senior class in addition to keeping the hooks up-to-date. RICHARD WENTL Keeping out of the spotlight but nevertheless busy as a beaver In his duties as vice president was Richard Wentz who was always on the go In his senior year :I , page Yl'lb'l1f6t'II gall W lC2l'6 JENNY SoIuNsKY Vire Preridenr J . , , h ' . . . . . l y I BETTY MAY ANDREAS ammernal March 5 Band 1 2 3 4 Halloween Socral Trcket Crder Commrttee 3 Mrrror Typrst 4 Crochctrng Club 1 Z 5 4 Orchestrrl Blondre rs a commercral grrl wrth plenty of Get up and go Her hobby rs crochetrng and she docs a good brt of rt Betty rs a frrendly person who loves to laugh GFORGE ALLEN ANDREAS Ge lzcml September 29 Mrrror Staff 7 3 4 HrY 3 4 Scnror Class Play 4 Yearbook Strff 4 Art Club 7 Square Dfrncrng., Club 4 Doc an art enthusrast clarms parntrng as hrs favorrte pastrme That s wh rt you thrnk rs thrs basketball fan s expressron of drslrke for the new look hrs pet peeve PAUL r1HOMAS ANEWALT General October 2 Intramural Basketball Volleyball Hrkrng Club 3 Football Refreshment Commrttee 4 Halloween Socral Commrttee 3 Appre prefers to go to the movres as hrs pastrme and never mrsses a prcture starrrng june Allyson In school Appre would rather srt through a hrstory class than any other Basketball ranks tops wrth hrm rn the freld of sports Hrs favorrte expressron rs ja' ja' and hrs pet SHLRWOOD NEIL ANDREWS Gerzef al September 26 Rrfle Club 3 Square Dancrng 4 Halloween Socral Refreshment Commrttee 3 If you hear a low frrendly chuckle What rs rt? rts only Andy vrewrng the latest fashrons namely long skrrts And Andy had better be careful around the grrls rn 48 Its Leap Year you know and hell make a good peewe rs dorng homework gorng AUDREY ANN ARNOLD Comma tml August 21 Chorus 1 2 Crder Stand 3 Flag Twrrlrng 2 5 4 Trr Hr Y 4 Mrrror Typrst 4 Gym Club 3 Mercy Forbrd rt rsntl oh but rt rs Aud Arnold brown eyed brunette of the senror class Aud lrkes sports especrally swrmmrng and bowlrng but drslrkes to the dentrst CATHERINE BAKOS General May 25 Varsrty Basketball 5 4 Intramural Basketball 2 3 Wreath Commrttee 4 Upon berng. told to wash drshes ther pet peeve Tootsres frrst rem1rk rs Gee' Brsltetball rs her favorrte sport whrle needlecraft rs hcl favorrte pastrme vshrch explfrrns her chorce of Neecllecraft Club rn all except one ,611 1 r , Z ' , S " 5 ' r r 1 1 ' 2 - ." 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ELAINE MAE BALLIET ommen-ml December n 1 2 O tra 1 C Square Danclng 4 Tn HI Y 4 Halloween Soclal CIder Stand w Well If It Isnt Shorty BallIet the smallest member of the class of 18 Elalne may be small but as we know Good thrnes come In lIttle packages' JAM ES WILLIAM BALLIET Gefzerzl November 12 Halloween SocIal Refreshment Commxttee 3 Re freshment CommIttee 4 Art Club 2 3 Nature Study 1 Gues f.IxorIte sport IS baseball BesIdes playmg short stop he IS also Presrdent of the Bowmanstown Panthers LIke mmy others Gaze doesnt lIke the new look GLADYS BAIILII Is Commerrml August 30 n 1 2 C DU 3 4 Orchest MIrror TyP1Sf 4 TrI HI Y 4 Instrumental 2 3 4 Wreath Commrttee 4 The youngest but not the least Informed of the com mercral class IS a g.,Irl called Bxrley Her alto vorce lS always soundmg off about North Impton or the people In lt One look from her wrth her slow flIrt.1tIous wmk and you ll know that Gladys IS a very amrable person OLIVIA MATILDA BARROS Gereral Aprrl 17 Hallowe en SocIal Wrap Commrttee 3 Wreath Com mrttee 4 Decoratrng Commrttee 4 TrIHIY 4 AM, Manager Intramural Basketball 4 Basketball and I-oc,tbIll Refreshment ConImIttee 4 LIvIe our class grggler fespecrally In Mr Learn s P D Classj fmds ample trme for outsrde actIvItIes Thrs loquacIous gtrl rates home economIc5 as tops and no doubt wIll be an excellent cook although she dlSllkCS soup She 15 often heard exclarmmg What hurts' MARY BATKO Commefcml june 10 Wreath Committee 4 Auto Df1VlUg Club 3 Re freshment Commlttee 4 Crochetrng 1 2 3 Yearbook Staff 4 Class Play Productron 4 UlCf but mrgehtyl Mary hls done quIte .1 blt to help the senror class and we also fmd she hts been busy In er spare ttme crochetmg, and sewmg ROBERT PAUL Brras Gem: 11 June 70 Ntture Study Club l Rtfle Club fR1nge Offrcerl 4 Gtme fommlttee HIllowe en SocIal 3 As for sports Bohots rates huntmg., tops for he fmds pleasure In hung, out of doors When Indoors he enjoys llstenrng, to Bmf, Crt sby also he IS I great movle goer Hrstory rates tops wIth Bohots In school C ' 20 I 4 31 Ba d , , 3g rches , 2g horus 2, 3, 43 1 - - Q ' - 1-'S A ' - u I D se, I l V . 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H MATTHEW H BEHLER General October 10 Baseball 2 Halloween Socral Decoratrng Commrt tee 3 Rrfle Club 2 3 4 Match mrght be the explorer of the class srnce he frnds great pleasure rn huntrng frshrng and trapprng He clarms chemrstry to be hrs favorrte subject As for a pet peeve he stated Women Q71 JEANETTE PHYLLIS BERGER General October 75 Chorus 1 2 Auto Drrvers Club 3 Hrkrng Club 4 Trr I-lr Y 4 Hallowe en Trcket Commrttce 3 Frndrng, pleasure rn roller skatrng drrvrng and dancrng, Sunshrne strll frnds trme to settle wrth chrslers who ue her pet peeve Known to most of her frrends as Smoky she always says Are you wrld or somethrng' SYLVIA IRENE BILLIG Commercml September C Movr Apprecrltron Club 5 Archery 4 The Aqurshrcola lrss who came to spend her lrst two hrgh school ycrrs rn P H S rs 1 commercral student and who made mrny frrends rs Sylvra Srll rs naturally r quret person but for cryrnf., rn a bucket she s always laulghrng MARIE ELIZABETH BINDER Commercml September 22 Hrkrng Club 4 Cheerleadrng 1 2 3 Crder Gar den Commrttee 3 Wreath Commrttee 4 Trr HrY 4 Mrrror Typrst 4 Bowlrng md rce skatrng are the favorrte sports of R Bmder although she has many other favorrtes on her lrst Thrs curly headed member of the class entered our world rn September so rts just natural for her to lrke OJ school' When you hear someone say Your Crrzy don t look you ll know rt s only Re EDWARD BLOOM FIELD General September 18 Baseball Manager 2 Football 4 Hrkrng Club 4 Track 4 Whats that? Oh rts Loddy Bloomfreld one of the most vrvacrous wolves ever to roam the halls of P H S Edward chooses French as hrs favorrte subject but clarms he has no pet peeve whatsoever fWe wonder'j JEAN RUTH BLOSE General july 19 Halloween Socral Wrap Commrttee 3 Home Eco nomrcs Club 4 TrrH1Y 4 Dance Refreshment Commrttee 4 Trcket Commrttee 4 Blosre rs a very actrve member of the senror class and has partrcrpated rn almost every type of actrvrty She has a pleasrng personalrty and always rs cheerful E y . . 1 y 1 - ' v 7 1 ' , . . , , , , . . , , v . Y I 3 K L' . ' 3 Y e ' 1 ,g ' . j 2 . :I ' . 1. f -. 'z . . . .. :S . . , , 2 , U , W 7 4 , ' ' . 'H If . y ' 7 9 v 1 ' - 9 1 - ' , . 2 ' . 6 . . 1 3 , , , ' ! 1 1 . ' . . , 4 5 ' ', MICHAEL GEORGE BoHuN1cKY General September 3 Yearbook Staff 4 Treasurer Senror Class Football 2 3 4 Track 3 4 Basketball Refresh ment Commrttee 4 Hr Y 3 4 Bozo mdulges m football cards and shootmg pool rn hrs free trme When awakened from hrs nap m P D Mrke s frrst words are Oh Mona' JUNE M BOLLINGER Commerrml April 19 Knrttrng Club 1 Baton Twrrlrng 2 Auto Drrvmg 3 Square Dancmg 4 Wreath Committee 4 Another blonde charmer from the Commercral sectron IS Yut Why' just look at those natural blonde locks and you wrll have your answer june like to dnve but drslrkes back seat drrvers MERLYN BORGER General February 8 Hobby Club 1 Nature Study 2 Rrfle Club 5 4 Halloween Soc1alC1der Garden Commlttee 3 Wreath and Card Committee 4 A rather shy member of our class Merlyn halls from Eckharts Valley He 15 a good worker but where home woick rs concerned all he can say IS Oh my achmg bac CATH ERINF BORUTA General November 26 Embroxdcry and Crochetmg Club 4 Movne Appre cnatnon 5 Oh Gee lxatre rs so quret that we dont know too much about her except she lrkes to rce skate and go to the moues Some years a Natronal holrday comes on her blrthday grvmg Kane two thmgs to celebrate MARJORIE JEANETTE BOWMAN General june 10 Sewmg Club 2 Halloween Social Commrttee 3 Home Economrcs Club 4 Operetta 7 Trl Hr Y 4 Lrstenmg to musrc dancing makrng people laugh rate as favorites for Marge who can be heard saymg Oh gee whxz The kttchen rs her favorite spot provmg her chorce of Home Economrcs Club MARIE AGUSTE Bairro General November 15 Intramural Sportsl 2 3 4 Tr1HlY 3 4 Mrrror Staff 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Wreath Commzttee i Square Dancmg Club 4 Oh honestly' and back seat drnvers rate frrst wnth Mane as a favonte expressron and a pet peeve respec trvely German rs jnggs favorrte subject ' 9 ' 2, 5, 45 , I . 1 I , 3 - n H 1 . 3 . , . . . 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' Louls P CERV1 NAK General 1. t 1 Track 2 H1k1ng Club 4 H1 Y 4 Halloween Soc1al Comm1ttee 3 Wreath Comm1ttee 4 Luch 1s one who has made Krex s h1s hangout Durmg, the school year he IS a football fan and he cla1ms chem ISIIY IS h1s favonte subject H15 pet pceve IS women and h1s favor1te e'cpress1on 15 Holy Mock' EDWARD JAMES CLARK Geller al August 5 M1rror Staff 1 2 3 4 Sports Edlflll' 1 Yearbook Stlff Asst Ed1tor 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Football 3 Track 3 4 H1 Y Secretary 3 4 Showlng h1mself to be qu1te an lthlete JIITI part1c1 pates ID P H S football and basketball contests H doesnt l1ke to hear people crack chewmg gum JEAN MARIE COSTENBADER Commenml May 16 Co Cha11man T1cket Comm1ttec and C1der btand 3 Stat1one1y Comm1ttee 4 Tr1 H1 Y 4 M1rror Typ1st 4 Football Refreshment Comm1ttee 4 Yearbook Typ1st 4 They always say Apnl shovt ers brmg May flowers but back 1n 30 It brought jeanme Shes a fr1endly per son although shell usually answer w1th Oh No Out sxde of school jean sews and kn1ts a great dell Another commercnl j.,lIl Wlfll a lot of ab1l1ty to get th1n,1,s done DoR1s JLAN COSTRNBADFR Geneml May 23 T11 H1Y 2 3 4 V1ce Pres1dent 4 Mlffllf Staff 3 4 Yearbook staff 4 Refreshment Comm1ttee 4 Co Cl1a11m1n Decoratxng, Comm1ttee 4 Sr Class Play Product1on 4 Full of v1m Dons IS always ready to lend a helpmg hand 1n class affa11s Kmttmg fespc-c1ally for a certam someone IS her favor1te past1me wh1le math and Ger man are her f1vor1te subjects Although Dor1s lxkes sports she cnloyed attendmg Muhlenberg dances more Ye Gads IS her password wh1le vtamng., IS her pet peeve RUTH M COSTFNBADER Gmefvlf September 14 Bind 2 3 4 Orchcstra 2 3 4 H1lloween Soc1al Co Cha1rman Dance Commrttee 9 Baton Tw1rler 1 2 3 4 fMa1orette 3 41 Yearbook Staff 4 Ruth 5 favor1te subject IS typmg Ruth may often be seen dr1v1ng a Chevy Anyone who cracks h1s knuckles around Ruth w1ll probably be told to G0 Blow D1 LORIS CRUT! Commercial M gfgh 28 Tll H1 Y 4 Co Cllllllfllfl of 5oc1 tl Comm1ttee 4 Squne Dancmg, Club 4 Kmttmg, Club 3 T1clsLt Comnuttee for bocnl a Among our Commcrcnl f,ll'l9 we fmd Schf1tz1e Though born IH March we flnd her to be very much .1 lamb Any happemng w1ll cause her to say B1g Sp1el' NANCY JANE CUNNINGI-IAM Geneml Aprll 9 B n 1 Z 3 Swlng Band 1 2 3 Halloween Soclal Commlttee 3 Wreath Commlttee 4 Senlor Class Play 4 As most everyone knows Nan spends most of her tlme wlth an athletlc unlor Thls blonde lass IS full of fun She IS alw rys tellrng us that she almost dled laughlng RUTH IRENE DAVIS General June 29 German Club 3 Crochetlng Club 4 Trl HIY 4 Wreath Commlttee 4 Halloween Soclal Commlttee We flnd Shorty cheerrng at basketball and football games Whenever thls Senlor IS not out doors she spends her tlme readlng Huh A Huh glVC away her presence ln a crowd and snobs are her pet peeve CONSTANCE MAE DECH C 0 m mertzal October 9 Mlrror TyPlSt 4 Halloween SOC1ZilCldCI' Stand 3 Trl Hl Y 4 Hlklng Club 4 Chorus 1 2 Connle who 15 forever saylng Who? Me? clalms sarcastlc people get under her skln Df1V1Hg wlth the gang IH her model T Ford readlng and llvlng occupy her lelsure tlme whlle Hlklng Club was her Ch01C6 In llne of clubs MIKE DICHYSYN General November 4 Bowllng 1 2 3 4 Halloween Soclal 3 Football Refreshment Commlttee 4 Senlor Class Tlcket Com mlttee 4 Wreath Commlttee 4 One of the smlllng senlors IS Puss One can usually Ind hlm Involved In a game of cards or plng pong be cause they are tops as pastlmes Wllh hlm He also flnds pleasure In seerng an excltlng basketball game LEONA SYLVIA DIETER General june 9 Senlor Chorus Club 3 Pennsylvanla German Club 3 Square Danclng Club 4 A tour around the world IS Leonles goal She enjoys roller skatlng swlmmlng square danclng and the m0VlCS Show offs and smartles curdle her blood Whenever you hear Don t be stupld It IS bound to be Leona RICHARD STEPHEN DOBIAS General February 17 Track 3 4 Hr Y 3 4 Refreshment Commlttees 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Wreath Commlttee 4 An actlve member of the senlor class Toby can be seen at all football and bbketball games as a spectator and at track meets as a partlclpant He says he doesn t llke people who talk too much 11d.,., , , . 'E . . 9 3 - i. ' 7 , , --! ! 3' , . , . , . f . N - ,- , , . - 1 Y - ' A 31-7! ! , , 1 , Swing, Band 3 tee 2. ANNIE DUNITZ Cammerrial September 29 Chorus Operetta 1, 25 Halloween Ticket Commit- A very quiet member of the Senior class, but one that is very willing to help a friend in need. Tall, blonde Annie is a hard worker, but is always ready for a little fun. FRANKLIN FRED ECKHART General March 18 Band 14, Orchestra 9, HI Y 3, 4, Rifle Club 4, Oh My achrn back' History classes are too much for this curly headed lad from Eckharts Valley Frank rs a good student and very active In class affairs He rs a whiz In Math and always ready to have a good time PAUL RICHARD ECKHART Grneml October 7 Sketch Club 7 5 Hiking, Club 3 4 One of thc trmrd members of the class is Paul who loin ed our class In hrs junior year He received hrs previous cducatron at the Aqurshrcola school Football and base brll rank tops with Paul In sports Hrs favorite subject IS German NORMAN HOWARD ECKHART General une 19 Hobby Club 1 Nlture Study Club 2 Slide Rule Club w Hiking., Club 1 Wrerth and Card Com mrttec 4 Another lad from Lckhart s Valley Norm claims math as his favorite subject Catching the bus rs not easy for Norman but saying Good De Il IS almost second nature MARILYN GLI N FLTTLROLF Gene: rl August 15 than never Mirror Staff 7 s 4 Asst Fdrtor of Mirror and Yearbook 4 Chorus 7 s 4 TrIHIY2 3 4 Flag Tvurlrng 9 4 Wreath Committee 4 An enthusiast for basketball Lynn asserts German rs tops ID the lrne of studies Thrt tardy bell rs on this ,crrl s lrst of dislikes but she strll says Its better late CLAIR Ewcfoon 1oLIwIILrR Lommerrlal October 3 Hobby Club 1 Stationery Committee. 4 HIY 3 Hiking Club 4 Ticket Commrttce for Social 3 Being., the only boy In the Commercrrl class Clair gets more than hrs shalt of rizzrng, which he takes with I1 grin No kidding., hc really doesnt lrke girls In long, skirts Y . .. -, ,. - , . . . 1 L r , .. - 1 .- -- I - ,, , t s 1 y I ,' f . . . , -I-3 -I- . , - . . . 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' , .1- 'L -,,, , -4 I -so , I , s , 4 . . , I - - . . r , . .r I : ' 7 I i - 3 , , , . . .I I ,- ' A ., 1 - . ka -. -1 ,sr - - I- .. - -rr. 1, ,. - 7 Y . , , achreve It ODE EDISON W GARNER, JR General November 28 B nd 1 2 5 4 Orchestra 1 3 Chorus 4 Ifle Club 7 Crder Garden CommIttee 3 Wrelth Com mrttee 4 HI Y 3 1 Ted tells us thfrt he spends most of hrs evenIng,s work Ing at the Horse Herd Inn but we wonder' Band chestra 'Ind chorus are enoug.,h to keep anyone busy but not Ted' He partrerprtes In many other aCtIvItIes dS well JEAN MARIE GARCIA General january 21 Chorus 1 2 Crochetmg 3 4 TrIHIY 4 Oh gee whIz here IS Freckles GarcIa sxnger of the SenIor Class She has entertaIned us on many occasrons throughout our school lIfe wIth her classrcal srngrng can has set a hIgh gorl In 1Ife for herself and hopes to VIRGINIA RosE GARCIA General Aprrl 9 Cheerleadmg I 2 3 4 Gym Club 1 2 3 TrI HI Y 4 SenIor Class Play 4 VarsIty B'IsketbIll 3 4 Hallowe en SocIal CommIttee 3 Sports and the Senror Class Play took up most of eannres tune but she made sure the week ends were free so that she could spend them wIth that certam some ROBERT ANDREW GLRI-IARD, JR General January 2 TennIs 7 Football Manager 3 4 HIkIng Club Game Room Commrttee 3 Booba has partIcIpated In Slrde Rule Varsrty and Hrkrng Clubs In hrs -IunIor and SenIor years but lIsts drIvIng a motor brke math chemrstry and workmg at Horse Head Inn as favorrtes wuth Its a raw deal hIs favorIte phrase GLADYS MALBFLLF GETZ Com mertml March 2 7 Sewmg., Club I Best Foot Forward Club 3 Hal lowe en SocI.1l Commute-es 'I Crochetmg and Em brmdery Club 4 Mlffflf Typrst 1 Trr HI Y 4 Gladys never becomes flustered but I9 always on her toes In every subject although she especrally lrkes typrng She IS Ilways vnrllmg., to help out a fellow classmate JOSEPH WILSON GOWFR Genef Il Aprrl " Chorus 1 2 1 Yearbook Co edrtor 1 Vrce Presr dent of HI Y 3 Presrdent HI Y 1 Co churman of Refreshment Commrttee 1 ChaIrm In of 'lrcket Com mIttee 4 Presrdent of Rrfle Club I Another fellow who elrshkes long., dresses Is jre Actne IU actIvItIes joe IS a hard worker .Ind lrkes to talk V ', Q . 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' 3 I A I I ' ' NELSON JAMES GREEN General May 22 Football 2 German Club 2 HIkIng Club 3 4 Here IS another of our Bowmanstown boys Greeme has a pleasmg personahty and enjoys hImself tremen dously In Mr Hollywoods ScIence classes The out Of doors claIms most of Greemes tIme and he dIslIkes wrItIng themes No kIddIng' ROBERT S GREEN Geneva! january 14 Bandl 2 3 4 Orchestral 2 HIY 3 4 Wreath CommIttee 4 Dance CommIttee for SocIal 4 Greeme a New Year s lad IS actzve In many actIvItIes He IS tall wIth black curly haIr and IS always ready for 1 good tIme Check If you ever want any coke just ask Greenle he 11 see what he can do for you RICHARD JAMES GREENWOOD General September 25 Band 1 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 Chorus and Dlsfflff Chorus 2 HI Y fV1CC Presxdentj 3 4 Sen or Wreath Commxttee 4 Hallowe en SocIal TIcket Com mIttee 5 DIck one of the most fnendly members of the SEHIOI class 15 forever whIstlIng usually marches He dIslIkes homework and gIrls who are always combmg theIr haIr annoy hIm Bemg a loyal member of Roys Boys DIck s favorxte expressIOn IS Check BARBARA ANNE GREENE General June 6 Halloween SocIalDecor.1tIng CommIttee 3 Intra mural Hockey 2 Cheelleadlng 1 2 3 1 TrI HIY 3 4 Mlffllf Staff 3 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Senior Class Play 4 Although one of the smaller members of the our class Greeme 15 very Ictxve She prefers basketball to other sports and In school work she dIslIkes Mathematxcs She also dIslIkes wartmg for people Heavens Yes PATRICIA HALEACRI DOROTHY ELAINE GRUBER Commercial October 6 TrIHIY 3 4 SenIor Class Play Producuon 4 MIrrOr Staff Cxrculatxon Managerj 3 4 ChaIrman CIder Garden 3 Wreath COmmIttee 4 Yearbook 4 Here we have a very talkatnve brunette wIth a lIkeable personalIty Dot IS usually seen In the typmj, room poundlng away at her favorIte subject but Oooh' how she dlSllk6S dIctatIon' Ctmral September 15 Basketball Manager 2 3 VHYSIW Basketball 4 Flag TwIrlIng 3 4 SenIor Decoratmj, Comrmttee 4 Yearbook St tff 4 Patsy actne In Intramural sports IS vague when It comes to namlnj., some thmgs In fact she calls everythlng a WIIII sy Her favonte CXPFCSSIOH when somethlng goes wrong IS A Vee' I I I - , - . , . . ,, .,,, . . . 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I .I MYRTLE PAULINE HARTRANFT Commercial Apnl 12 Chorus 2 Best Foot Forward Club 3 Aprrl has brought our class Myrt Hartranft Although Myrt drd not partrcrpate rn many actrvrtres she kept busy dorng her school work At home she can always be heard sayrng I need money Pop' DAVID WESTEALL HASLAM General August 2 Footballl 2 3 4 Baseball Manager2 3 4 HrY 3 4 Varsrty Club 3 4 Assrstant Edrtor Yearbook Staff 4 Senror Class Play 4 Thrs tall fellow greatly enjoys playrng football He rs a good student hrs favorrte subject rs German Hasre rs an actrve member of the class of 48 He rs most often seen wrth a brown harred junror ELIZABETH B HASLAM General November 9 Bandl 2 3 4 Orchestra 1 2 3 4 Swmg Band 1 2 3 Dance Commrttee Halloween Socral 3 Wreath Commrttee 4 Anyone who knows Lrbby wrll frnd she lrstens to all your troubles whrle she trys to frnd solutrons even rf they dont work Scoutrng around town rn the smooth black Pontrac takes up most of thrs grrls trme Band and orchestra keep thrs mathematrcran busy rn school JOYCE LORRAINE HAYDT C ommer mal December 27 Chorus 2 Pennsylvanra German Club 3 Baseball 3 Square Dancrng Club 4 Archery 4 Santa Claus and Jore just about had a race a few years ago but Santa won by a small matter of two days Joyce makes frrends very easrly perhaps rt rs because off her rnfectrous laugh and cute drmple or maybe that shy and a wonderful frrend JOSEPH FRANK Hmfrcrc General December Baseball 2 3 4 Football 3 4 Varsrty Club 3 4 Decoratrng Commrttees Wreath Commrttee 4 Yosh was very actrve rn sports Hrs favorrte expressron rs Yoo whrle hrs pet peeve rs gettrng up early lrltes to eat bananas whrle he lrstens to hrs favorrte tune The Whrffenpoof Song Dorus N HEFFELFINGER General November 5 Intramural Sports 1 2 Best Foot Forward Club 3 Hrlcrng Club 4 Wreath Commrttee 4 Art sketchrng and parntrng berng her hobby and favorrte pastrme Dottre says people callrng her by her last name rs her pet peeve You have probably heard her famrlrar oh brother wrnk of the eye No matter what she rs a good worker surely she rs' 4 . , . ,I , , L , , L '- , L I , 9 , . . . . . ,,' . ,, . , . ' r ' , , , , 9 aI 2 1 - I - ' Y . K . ' . . , ' 7 4: ' whrle she rsn t stuclyrng. 9 I ' 5 L 9 - , . 1 I 3 . , r 1 18 ' I , , :I , 5 ' I , 9 5 - f . .. ,. . . . . I He 5 9 Y . , r 9 , 3 il 3 - 4 . r II ii, , u n . lil s , NEAL ALLEN HEFFIZLFINGER -ig Auto Driving Club 5.. Baseball 2 5. Gerreml October 25 Footbrrll Refreshment Committee 4, Bowling Club "Heffy" claims that he dislikes homework, but he tells-us that English is his favorite subject. He is Z1 faithful member of "Roy's Boys." "Good Deal," huh? LEE HEINEY I1zd11i1ri.1l Am November 1' A 5 L , v y we , yy, "Chubby" is herrd uttering "Ah come on" while he sits rn I' D which he claims is his pet peese Since he rs rn Industrial Arts boy shop claimed most of hrs splre time 'rlthoueh there still were moments in which to enyoy his trsorrle sport Brse .ill W Doius MARII Hn 1 COIIIIIILHILII member 7 owe en 5OLlll C rrrrnrn 'lrelset Commr 3 Clldlllnlll for Budyeet Committee Chrrrm for Stltronery Cmmmrttee i A srsttnt ld tm X boo Stlffi Mirror stuff 7 3 1 fliusrness Min er-1jTriHiYsl Q5 t 'IrrHrY Green catches the eyes of this briyeht lrss lts not tle 0 s vshistle thrt sends ehrlls up .intl tloxin H lly s spine but the vrhistle of trrins 'lhrt certnn ,elearn her eye rs quite ohxious esery time Mrueh Chunk m ntroned H ns crn you tell er PHYI IIS CAROI rNr Hr NNINC C11111111t1111l lNl.1y 7 orus 1 1 l'ennsyls1nr1Geirn1n Clu -1 1rng,ClublBsblla Vu l lB1s Phyl rs mother eneieetie Cornrnerrrrl student liesreles ool work re tsm interest e rn rrdro xyork xse wonder xshy Show offs ire the pet peexe of Phyl ut rythrne else is l ens t v ANNII Loursr MAY HOLLAND xery Co oper rtrxe C 01111114 rr! 11 March 7 Mirror Typr t l lrbrrry Club 4 Needleyyorle Club A: Mtrsrcrl Club 1 Hillbilly Club 7 The first of the Hollrnd errls Annie belones to the comrnercrrl section Gee she dislikes homework but e str es s 1 t Hll IN GRACI Hoi 1 AND ffllllllltftlll luly 77 Illy lb 1 1 Protlue or nior Clrss Play 4 Yearbork btrtt 3 Hrlloyxe Socrrl Committee v Helen rs 1 qu et CllITlI1lLI'Llll girl Wlreneyer you he rr the words Are Xou kidding, you crn be sure it is Helen who is uttering., them She used her extrr time elurne hh: iry work .ind pl lying., her eurtar in Hillbilly C lub V , t , - A 'Q ' ' A I ' , gi b' . .. . f f t' i ' Ch , ,2,5,-1 A "ak A 4 bfi V A H'k' ' ' - 1 rife rr T3 rlleybrrl fg 1 ket- ,,-fx, ' b.rll 3, -l. 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' 1 PAULINI' HELEN HRUSOVSKY C0ll1lIlt'H'I 11 April 15 Chorus 2 3 1 Mrrror Staff 3 4 Wreath Commrt tee 4 Hrkrng Club 4 Yearbook Staff 4 A hrrd worker both rn school and out rs Hershey She rs bashful and quret It may have been Frrclay the 13 when she was born but she certarnly has no rll effects from rt Shell be remembered by her freckles and curly harr JOHN Husfxck GLIIEUJI Jul 79 Basketball Manrger 1 2 3 4 Track Manager 7 5 1 Varsrty Club4 Gym Clubl 2 3 john known better by all as Hushre clarms hrstory rs hrs faxorrte subject Durrng hrs pastrme Hushre would prefer to lrsten to Lombardos orchestra and basketball rltes frrst rn sports re rw 3 ffm' 334 JOHN ROGER JONES General October 15 Football 7 3 4 fCocrptarn 43 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 HrY 3 4 Presrdent of HrY Thrs year round actrve senror boy desprses shavrng whrle You know rt rs hrs favorrte sayrng Srnce Buck en roys all sports they played an rmportfmt part rn hrs school years Hrs wrnnrng personalrty wrll accompany Buck rn whrtever he plans to do BETTY KAKALEJCIK Cflllllllfl II 11 August 19 B st Foot Forward 2 3 Square Dancrng 3 Mrrror Stuff Z 3 Yearbook Staff 4 Wreath Commrttee 4 Roller skatrng keeps Betty on her toes rn everythrng Dont keep Kakre rn suspense or you re lrable to have thrngs thrown your way To anythrng that you mrght tell her she wrll answer Do Tell Davrrn W Kron General November 16 Wreath Commrttee 4 Grft Commrttee 4 Square D rncrng Club 4 Comrng to P H S rn hrs senror year from Lehrgh Townshrp Hrgh School was no drawback for Dave who pot acquarnted wrth everyone rn no trme at all Although he has no preferred pastrme rce skatrng and basketball take up hrs lersure trme GEORGE JOHN KLEIN General October 15 Baseball 3 Hallowe en Trcket Commrttee 3 Hrkrng Club 4 Klernre rs another Bowmanstown lad wrth a yen for baseball He clarms Roys Boys as hrs pet peeve ffrpure rt out for yourself'1, and belreves rn everybody berng, All for one rnd one for all' . 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', .11111 1111 11.111 A11 11x 11-. 11111 is "1f111' '111-'Q N.l1iL'.H , ROBERT Lours KOVACH Genefal February 22 Basketball 1 2 Track 3 Hr Y 3 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Football Refreshment Commrttee 4 Socral Commrttee Charrman 4 jeepers palse heres Lou that good lookrng black arred member of the class of 48 Although he rs rather shy Bob rs a hard worker and a good student JEAN PHYLIS KRESGE General August 18 Needlework Club 1 Best Foot Forward 1 2 Penn Club 3 French Club 4 Trr Hr Y 4 No krddrng Jeanne rs a small but energetrc senror and clarms yellow as her favorrte color She rs everyone s frrend and rs always busy dorng somethrng worthwhrle When he rs not rn school she enjoys square dancrng GRACE ELLEN KUEHNER Commerrml December 29 Chonrs 2 3 4 Halloween Socral Trcket Commrt tee 3 Interclass Basketball 2 3 4 Wreath Com mrttee 4 Well Ill be rts Reds Kuehner the commercral class freckle faced red headed lass He e rs a rrl that and rs actrve rn school actrvrtres She harls from Kunkle town but has made many frrends rn Palmerton FRANK Kurrsn General june 23 Bowlrng Club 2 3 4 Golf 3 Gym Club 1 Hal lowe en Commrttees 3 Refreshment Commrttee for Football 4 Usher for Football 3 Where there rs a bowlrng alley youll frnd Kut bowlrng rates tops as a pastrme Perhaps that explarns hrs favorrte expressron I was robbed Frank has rdeas UQ about anythrng MARY ANN ELIZABETH LATZGO Commercial September 8 TrrHrY 3 4 Co Charrman of the Wreath and Card Commrttee 4 Socral Commrttee 4 Budget Commrttee 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Mrrror 2 3 4 Lassre rs the favorrte blonde of the Commercral Class She rs also tops rn her classes even though she drslrkes hrstory FRANK W LESKOWICH General Norember 1 Rrfle Club 1 2 3 4 Halloween Socral Trcket Commrttee 3 Track 3 Another of our Bowmanstown boys rs Lesky who came to thrs school rn hrs Freshman year The out of doors clarms most of hrs trme but although Lesky rs a quret boy grrls rate last on hrs lrst of favorrtes , 4 9 '- ,U 1 U 1 Q an . I ,vb r vu 'ur' ' Q .' . h . . , ' . 1 U U , 1 . A. 2 . I . - ' . . 1 s 4 U s , , 1 - - -' . ' - ' .. I n - g drslrkes long dresses for a change. Reds lrkes sports , . ' U, , 9 1 U s - 1 .2 - I - 1 Q , , .as l- .. Y' Q - l. . v 2 . 2 we - rl ' 2 1 Z ., 7 . , g . v 3 , , . HELEN ARSULA MACKES C o mmerrzal October Kmttmg Club 1 Intramural Basketball 2 5 4 Mrrror Typrst 4 Yearbook Typnst 4 Grrls Soft ball 2 5 Hallowe en CIder Commrttee 4 HaIlIng from Kunkletown comes a lass anyone would enjoy durmg a study hall Althou h her extra actrvrtres keep her ousy Helen fmds trme or square dancrng ANNE MARIE MACI-IALEC Commerrzal March 31 CheerleadIng 2 5 Semor Class Play 4 Nature Club 1 MovIe Appreclatron 5 Square Dancrng 4 Hal lowe en Socral 3 It you really want someone to laugh at all your jokes tell them to Mac Shes a gIrl wlth a remarkable sense of humor and a wonderful personahty ROBERT TRANKLEY MAI-ILER Geneml November 8 Track 5 4 Yearbook fBusInessj 4 MIrror Staff 4 Varsrrya 4 HIY 5 4 Footballl 2 Robert Q Good deal j Mahler better known as Slug IS an actrve member of the VarsIty Club He served on the wreath commrttee and the decoratmg commxttee for the semors and was one of the fashron edrtors for boys for the MIrror Slug hates to say Good bye but hkes to eat chocolate cake and scratch the back of hIs head FRANCIS JOHN MALL General july jg mural Volleyball 3 4 HI Y 4 Halloween Socral Trcket Commrttee 5 Refreshment C0mmlttee fBasketballj 4 Frank Mall an actnve member of the SCUIOI Class has served on many commrttees He IS also an actIve mem ber of the HI Y Molly doesnt lIke gossIpIng women and he can often be heard exclarmmg Check that' IOHN STEPHEN MALL Industrial Aft: july 5 HIY 2 5 4 Sketch Clubl 2 3 4 Halloween SocIalDecoratIng Commrttee 5 Wreath CommIt tee 4 john better known as Moldy IS very good In the fIeld of art He IS frequently seen drawmg fIgures ffl durIng class hours john IS a basketball fan and he claxms Chem to be hIs favorIte subject WILLIAM MARCIANO General july 25 Choosmg Bowlmg and Auto Clubs explams Marcys cluef Interests MBICY who plans to enlIst In the Mar Ines and later to become an automobIle mechamc says women are hIs pet peeve and Well Ill be a monkey s uncle hIs favorIte phrase ' 7 ' ' D 2 U 1 , , I 5' l t Z ' I 2 - , - . . ' 1 9 . ' 1. 5 . 9 1 - V . 7 3 9 . I 5 1 9 , 1 - , 1 , . H H - , , , ' - ! I , . Track 5, 45 Business Manager of Yearbookg Intra- I ' . , 3 - 9 ' ' - 2 I . ' . I , .I . i - , . . 3 . , 4 I . . y . , 121111 u ll mthrll I 1 Varsity Club 4 Rrfl u t rll rtrnls first in rt s freltl ot sports with hoo Ly ying, 1 H isnt xery fon 1ool as 1 u hr. lrltts get rn rt trrts eytn s A 1 r ll 1 mrs oo 1 1 r s frvorrtt expression rs I et s get on tht hill' fi, 1 DOLORES MAE Mrxrtrcovcr Geneml March 6 Band 1, 2, 55 Swing Band 1, 2, BQ Orchestra lg Mirror Staff 3, 43 Yearbook Staff 45 Senior Class Play -1. 'H-ff To Dolores everything is :r "whatcha-mr1cr1ll-it," but even rf she rs yague on thrs point she rs very faithful rn at tend incc .rt Srturday night dances and play rehearsals Brvrr1LY MAE MARTIN ww 1 October 1 1 nt l O 7 3 i hfrrror byyrngt Bind 1 7 3 Crtlcr Garden Ch lrrman X trrh 1 nk Stiff i lhis ytry tttryt girl in school lctryrtrts Cllrms Ivfath rs In fu rim suhrttt' Bu cm t stlnd str.1rg,ht harr Next yu rr ht 1l1r1s to itttntl RllNSLlS11j.,C College rrsorsr NPI! MARTINI Mrr 1 rs jorrrsr MrNNrtr1 Crue: rl une 1 rt rll lntr rmurrl B1skttl'm1 7 Hrllowe an 5UClll lrtlttt Committee -1 Wreath C omnrrttee r rw b ut thrt eh lts Brute Mrnnrch prrnkstcr o th class of 48' Dont know vyhy hut the tier er m1yorrty of the Scnror boys dislike women drrxtrs intl prefers hlck se,1t dining 0, up VUILLIAM PAUL MLKW mem! january 19 5 ethlll 3 nb ll e all 7 V1rsrty Cluh QPresrdentJ 3 4 H X Cllss Presr nt 7 Funt seryetl rs Class President Srrrce hrs Sophomore ye.1r Being., U1 sports tnthusr 1st Athletics takes up most ot hrs time hut lmslctthrll rinlss highest on hrs list Irrrs: FMMA NIFF Illllllrtltlll Dtttrnhtr I5 rmt Milrrngt -1 1 s ctbrll 7 I So h i Halloyu cn fommrttecs v rs the cl.1ss grggler She rs chrefly rntercstt rn sports intl frntls listening., to Coyyboys her ftlyorrte PISIIFDC nn you src you are sure to find er chuyrn huhhlt LLlIllUI'ILII1ifkll'lf. H or .1rn t kidding if Ba l 1, 5. lg I'ClTCSfI'1l l,I .., ,, - g ' Staff , wg '. 41 1 r , 'V "1's -5. 1 ' 'si-,y i I NZ, . . . . Q G pl J ly , For 1 ,2,3,,g H, 4eClh K l, 2. Foolvr ' 's V '."' C' it '. 'V li"- plrij' 1' .rs his frrvrrite prrstime. c " ' y ' 4' tl of sd I Ll wh vle, lv t ' "t' g tl. les. 1 Yes- lt rf l" f tbrll plry"ngZ. . " ' 5 fi 4 . u D J , Q A Forb. 2, 31 llrrselxrlyl-'lg -'r lr 1. - .ll Z, L "Hr Co 4 f" '- " 1' A , 1 1 f I f. C I' 1 H ,.' 1 ' .' 'Citi ' A , Niillis is an ardent supporter of this group. Perhaipsl he -- , 1 -' 1' 1 HQ G - 1 I , y V ' Ba ke . K 2, W, -1 gn Fort L1 53 B-LIS b -, 3, -ig ' 1 . ' . ' , 3 r- 'Q ,- lf de gi, 3, -1. M . . . . N y 'slr cj . sf C k H1 ' r" ' ', - 3 Ba lc- . .., 3,1 ft all 2, W ' if 3 1 i 5- l y xxfrf ff 'Elly' ' 1 f ' 4 h lf JOHN MARTIN NEMECEK General May 25 Vice President of Hi-Y 3, 4, Varsity Club 43 Senior Class Playg Chairman of Wreath Committee 4g Tennis 3, 4g Football Manager. "Nemie" dislikes "nosy people." He is interested in the class of '48 and works hard to make its undertakings successful. If you want something done well, just ask "Nemie." MARY ELLEN PELAEZ Commercial june 27 Home Economics 4g Baseball 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 4g Mirror Staff 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4. Small, cute, "Nena" Pelaez could be called the "Do1l of the commercial class." "Funny," but she hates just sitting in study halls perhaps because she's so full of energy. Nena's always ready to help with something and loves to laugh WALLY STANLEY PHILLIPECK General january 3 Wreath Committee 4 Bowling Club 1 2 3 4 The New Year beat the stork by only three days in the case of Val Val enjoys bowling but greatly dis likes homework dont we all? You Betcha Boots STEVE JOHN PSARSKY General August 20 Halloween Social Refreshments 3 Hikmg Club 4 Mirror Staff 3 4 Wreath Sales 4 Refreshment Committee 4 Yearbook Staff fBusmessj 4 Look you Bunch a Shmoes here is our good friend Steve Very active in school life and always ready for a good time Steve seems to specialize in refreshment work Strange he doesn t grow isn t it ' CARL L REHRIG eneml june 9 H1 Y 3 4 Auto Drivers Club 3 Square Dancing 4 Football 3 Chorus 4 Refreshment and Class Motto Committee 4 Whew' is an expression found coming from the lips of Cap He cant stand show offs he usually is fussy in work and his hair cut is the subject of much conversation THOMAS ROEDER Indu rlrml Am May 30 Band 4 Game Committee 3 Harmonica Club 2 Industrial Arts Club 3 Doc dislikes being interrupted during his favorite radio program but when he must practice on his trumpet he says Ah Gee Whiz' HIS future might be based on his hobby of fixing radios 1 a s x v - .. H H H ' - ' . , .. 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H i - ' - ' s 4 a x 4 1 1 , ' s u - ESPERANZA MARY SALAZAR VIRGINIA MARY Rows Gtvleidl Febfuafy 7 Mrrror 1 Sketch Club 3 Hrkmg Club 4 Archery 4 Crder Garden Commrttee 3 Trcket Commlttee 4 A very good student and an ardent lover of ammals fand a certam semorj DInI IS full of wrsecracks To her anyone who drslrkes anlmals 15 a Shmoe Comrnerual july 12 Orchestra 1 2 3 Halloween Socral Trcket and Crder Commrttee 3 Mrrror Staff 2 3 4 Lrbrary Club 1 2 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Senror Play 4 Asprrrng to be another Yehudr Spur may be heard practrcmg by the hour on her vIolIn Thrs raven harred beauty of the commercral class can usually be seen domg some lrbrary work MANUEL RICHARD SALAZAR G eneml February 7 Bowlmg Club 1 Gym Club 3 Square Dancrng 4 Hallowe en Socral Decoratmg and Game Commrttee Trcket Commrttee for Football and Basketball Games 4 Ht Y 4 Honest to Pete gettrng up early IS really hard on Derk who reyomed the ranks of P H S students after a term In the U S Navy Manuel IS a very strong trckets at sports events HAROLD J SANDER General July 31 Rrfle Clubl 2 3 4 Sanders spends most of hIs trme out of doors In hunt Ing or frshmg Thrs explams hrs yornmg the Rrfle Club to be 1 shaxpshooter He also helps out In hIs Dads garage In hrs spare trme Harold clarms Sr Scrence IS tops In sublects One wrll often hear hIm say Is that so as It lS hrs favorrte expressron TERESA M SCHMIDT ALLEN WILLIAM SCI-IENKENBERGLR Indurlnal Arn January ll Football Refreshment Commrttee 4 Shop Club 2 3 Hrkmg Club 4 Chemrstry 15 Schenky s pet peeve whIle callmg every one Sharky rs one of hrs pastrmes Another lack of all trades we can see why he chose shop and hrkrng clubs Basketball sleeprng and eatmg take up most of hrs trme General December 8 French Club 4 Wreath Commrttee 4 Trr HI Y 4 Best Foot Forward Club 3 Senror Class Play 4 Lrbrary Club 3 Englrsh and scrence are thrs blonde harred blue eyed belles favorrte subjects Dancmg and basketball games are Terry s pastxmes collectmg postcards IS her hobby , , 9 . l . . .. . .,, . . ' - , - , 9 , , 1 M , , 1 n 1 . ' a ' , 1 1 I L 'D 3 Z Q '- . boaster of the "Hornets," and is usually seen collecting , , , - . - , , . 1 , S , , - 1 ' 1 3 '- '- 9 Z Q , I y . Q . . I A BERTINE A. SCHNELL General January 11 Square Dancing 43 Ha1lowe'en Social Game Com- mittee 5. Bc-rtine, better known as "Schnellie" is one who dislikes slow drivers. He claims chemistry to be his favorite sub- ject. "Schnellie" is a sports fan and he places baseball 1 first in sports. RosE MARIE SEABRIGHT General May 23 Chorus 1, 23 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 45 Flag Twirling 3, 4g Hiking Club 4' Wreath Committee 4' Halloween ocia 3 ose a quiet girl but pleasant delights in laughing and listening to popular tunes If one is near her you will hear her say Bedipity and she dxslrkcs wearing glasses BLLVA JANE SERFASS Comm rrml August 1 Tri H1 Y 5 4 Embroidery and Crocheting Club 3 4 Typist for Yearbook Bellie entered thls high school in her junior year from Aquashicola but certannly captured the friendship of everybody in her last two high school years Belva is a quiet girl usually seen studying something or other No Kidding' Both the name and color green appeal to blonde hurecl blue Lyed Belva ELA1Nr CATHI RINE SERFASS General jmu ny 8 Senior Class Play 4 Mirror Staff 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Tri H1 Y 4 Intramural Sports 3 4 Rcfreshment Committee for l'ootb1ll and Basketball Gimes 4 With Serf s favorite phrase I m not hard to get along with she will make a hit in her career as a sociil worker lce skating dancing., and reading are in El unes line of pistimes and history Qbecause of seating mmgementl are her favorite subjects JEANETTE PAYE SERFASS General May 25 President of Tr1H1Y 4 Blskctbill md Football Refreshment Committee 4 Squxrc Dlllflflg Club 4 Tiny but mighty Serf spends her time dancing ice skating reading., and telling people to Watch that Blsketball and French link high with this Bowmanstown ass JUNE Sramss CONIIIIKIIIII june 7 Tri H1 Y 1 Wrettli Committec 1 Ytirbook staff Advertising, 1 Home Economics 4 une may not h we bcen gucn a nickname by her class mates but shc is cxlled Cuddles by 1 certain lad unc enjoys watching .1 football game and drncmg but dislikcs homework but then who doesn t' , , S l . . . Q . . Y ., . , Y .- . , l 3 . L . y . . . . ', , ' . . Y A I t U il' - . Y - il , -' '. A 1 ' ' Q ' L - 1 1 1 - 1 ' ,, Q A Q ' z Q ' . -. . , ', . . ' 1' '. 2 ,' . ' ' ' '1 'L . 1 Chorus 2g Intramural Sports 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 A .l 4- '- 'Q 1' ' a A ' -3 1 - 1 ' . .. .. y - I . , . ya , .. K I 1 f 'a ' t l . . .6 '- '- Ag 1 l 'Ag 'z . Q a"'- V,' D A . , A I . 7 at y J , 1 . ,. . L K, in ,f ' , . ' ,. . . , z A , MICHAEL T. SHIMKO General june 2 Chairman of the School Service Committee, Hi-Y 3g Football 25 Hiking Club 4g Math a.nd Slide Rule Club 35 Football 43 Refreshment Committee 4. Mike, an all around athlete, can very often be found swimming or ice skating. Any other time he will be in the fire house No. 2. GEORGE SKORINKO General September 25 Class Vice President 2, 35 Golf 3g Hi-Y 3, 43 Foot- ball and Basketball Refreshment Chairman 4. "Yut " a good organizer and hard worker doesn't like morning classes He served as chairman on the refresh ment committees for home athletic contests and strange enough his most common utterance IS Lets eat' MARGARET ANN SMALE General january 9 Co chairman of Decorating Committee for Social 3 Co editor of Yearbook 4 Tri HIY 4 Basketball Refreshment Committee 4 Pennsylvania German Club 4 If you see a tall slim red head floating around town you can be sure that It IS Peggy She IS a hard worker both In school and In extra curricular activities Her favorite subjects are math and chemistry Although she IS a great rootcr for the class of 48 the class of 46 also holds some interest for her CHARLES ALVIN SMITH G eneml February 6 Tennis 3 Bowling Club 3 4 Football and Basket ball refreshment committee 4 Having no favorite subject Schmite says he dislikes speeches Tennis ranks high In the sports field with this senior and IH his spare time he can be found playing 411-lIYi ping pong The two w tongue are Check that' ELSIE M SMITH Commerrml December 23 Tri HI Y 4 Hallowe en Social Refreshments 3 Elsies favorite subject IS typing whIch the reason she hopes someday to be a typist When Smitty Isn t danc Ing or listening to the radio youll probably find her Ieadmg GERALD SMITH Geller Il February 1 Tennis 2 Bowling Club 9 4 Wreath Committee TIcketCommIttecs 4 Band 1 7 3 4 fDlSfflCf Band ords always on the tip of his Newer without 1 smile is Smitty an outdoor en thusiast He IS fond of all sports basketball being tops Smitty enjoys playing with the school band very much Chorus 2, 3, 45 Operetta 23 Wreath Committee 4g j ' 1 I ' 1 Q ' 4: THOMAS RUSK SMITH G eneml October 18 Semor Refreshment Committee 4 Hallowe en Socral Tncket Commrttee 3 Wreath Commrtlee 4 Movre Appreciatron Club 3 4 Mrrror Staff 2 3 Thats a monster' Oh no rts only Jeff dashxng off to some unknown destmatron An actnve boy jeff puts school studres low on hrs lrst of Thrngs I Lrke ALEEN MAE SNYDER General june ll Best Foot Forward Club 2 Pennsylvama German Club 3 French Club 4 Lrvmg rn the country readrly explams Aleen s enjoyment of outdoor lxfe She chooses Math and French as her favorrte subjects whrle collectmg postcards and lrstenmg to the radro are her favorrte pastrmes ROBERT EDWARD SNYDER General August 12 Commxttee 4 Crder Garden 4 An mqursrtrve boy Stxnk rs always asking Why? Fmdmg enjoyment rn dancxng rce skatrng swxmmmg and German he declares basketball to be hrs favorxte sport Go on IS the expressron usually drrected by Stmk at one of hrs pet peeves a naggrng woman MARILYN JEANETTE SNYDER General December 24 Chorus 2 Operetta 2 Movre Apprecxatxon Club 3 Decoratmg Commnttee for Socral 3 Tn I-In Y 3 4 Home Economrcs Club 4 Smtz a Bowmanstown lass rs usually very busy domg somethmg She doesn t lrke to get out of bed rn the morn mg Qwho does9J but everythmg she does lnke to do xs a Good Deal MARY JOANN STEFKOVIC JENNY SORINSKY General September 17 Cheerleadmg 1 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 Class Secretary 3 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Jenny whose preferred subject rs French 15 heard saymg What a low blow' whxle glrdmg over the dance floor her favonte pastrme Thrs peppy mxss prefers boys to gettmg up rn the mornmg C ommez rml October 4 Hallowe en Socral Wrap Commrttee 3 Square Danc mg Club 4 Wreath Commrttee 4 Trr H1 Y 4 Small petlte Stef 15 the fun maker of the commercnal sectron Mary loves to talk but even more so she loves to laugh Her motto rs Laugh and the world laughs wxth you , Q ' , - Bowling Club 3, 4g Wreath- Committee 4g Stationery RICHARD JAMES STEIN General August 10 Hrkrng Club 4 School Grft Commrttee 4 Pennsyl vanra German Club 3 Oh Man Alrve rts freckle faced red harred Rrch who really lrkes school work especrally German and Chemrstry Rrch rs also a great outdoor enthusrast who enjoys trapprng huntrng and frshrng DONALD ALTON Srrzorrr. Induftmzl Arif july 25 Club 3 Strohley clarms an ardent drslrke for both school and grrls whrch probably accounts for hrs extreme shyness He lrkes huntrng frshrng and rs usually heard exclarmrng I wouldnt know about that' Q56 Ervrrr. josrsm SUAREZ General Aprrl 18 Bowlrng Club 2 3 4 Presrdent Bowlrng Club 3 4 H1 Y 4 Amo berng among the bowlrn, fans of the class ac counts for hrs skrllness rn thrs sport Amo who rs the quret type ranks math as hrs favorrte subject MARY SUAREZ General July 14 Chorus 1 Crder Garden 3 Sketch Club 3 Hrkrng Club 1 Softball 1 OPClCffl 2 When you hear Oh Brother look about and you wrll see Mary She rs defrnrtely agarnst the new look Mary lrkes gorng to the moxres rn her spare evenrngs whrle her favorrte subject rs Senror Scrence EDWARD SUSANIN MILAN SUCHON Indmtfml Ar!! November 8 Football, Basketball and Baseball Manager 4, Vr srty Club 3, 4 Mrlan Suchon, alras Blackre rs the helpful, stage hand for assembly programs Another lad who strongly drslrkes long skrrts, he would surely exclarm Hubba hubba' upon vrewrng the older fashrons G enem! October 75 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2 3, 1, Chorus 1, Hr Y 2, 3, 4, Tennrs 2, 4, Golf Club 3 Suzy" a dexterous member of the class of 48, says he doesnt lrke locked doors Hes qurte actrre where musrc rs concerned and seems to enjoy pushrng land pull rngj the slrde on hrs trombone next to chem lab ' S V - . . U . . I Tl fl, y ' , ' y . ' V- .A of 7 V K. wi- 'AH . ' , , , , jf 'ff 4 r r N , fir ,1-'fn A DB- O - Bowlrng Club 3, 4, Wreath Commrttee 4, Hobby f X S! N , f - . 1 1 Z . . 1 2 ' U l' ' . I7 7 - - , , . 7 I M y :vt . - JOSEPH Surovsrcv In General May 24 Football 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Mrrror Staff Adver trsrng 3 4 Chorus 4 Hr Y 3 4 Yearbook Staff 4 The tardy bell keeps wavey harred juggs on the run most of the trme Thrs good natured lad partrcrpated rn numerous extra currrcular actrvrtres Hrs farthful com panron rn the form of an expressron rs Watch rt STEVE SYMANOVICH General October 3 Art Club 3 Baseball Manager 2 3 Wreath Com mrttee 4 Decoratrng Commrttee 3 Steve another Senror who drslrkes oral Englrsh clarms aseball as hrs favorrte sport Reds favorrte color rs blue fyou frgure rt outlj He lrkes Chemrstry best because enjoys to get people burned up C 0 m mernal HELEN MARIE SZOKE February 14 Chorus 2 Musrc Apprecratron 3 Square Dancrng Club 3 Yearbook Typrst 4 You bet Szokre rs a small but mrghty person She can be seen busrly typrng for the Mrrror or as secre tary to Mr Swertzer Szokre rs an ardent fan of all sports and shows no favorrtrsm Lrstenrng to Sammy General january 13 Mrrror Staff 4 Chorus 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Barbs came to P H S for her senror year and as just about everyone knows she came to Palmerton from Scranton Holy cow' she can talk faster than any one we know but she enjoys rt She does not lrke people who are late however Kaye rs Szokre s favorrte pastrme ""'-'X BLANCHE TEMPLIN Ggpjgfgl NOVCITlb6l' 19 Flag Twrrlrng 1 2 3 4 Mrrror Staff4 Gym Club 1 2 Intramural Basketball l 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Wreath Commrttee 4 Captarn of the flag twrrlers rn her senror year rs Blanche Most of Blanche s trme rs spent skatrng whrle her lersure trme rs used for studyrng Q J In school Blanche enjoys herself most rn French Class STEVE A TUSAN Geneml March 27 Football 2 3 Baseball Z Gym Club 7 3 Varsrty Club 3 4 Wreath Commrttee 4 A very actrwe gymnast Ikko lrkes to act and sketch at hrs lersurc Prrctrce for the Crtholrc Sokols conventrons keeps hrm occupred How you dorng rs hrs password rnto the future , . b Y ' ' . " ' l ' f V he . .. BARBARA ANNE TEETS A C ' I I 7 4 5' . Orchestra 3 4 GRACE ANN WAGNER Ggngrgl AllgLlSI 20 Band 1 2 3 4 Crder Garden Commrttee 3 Tn Hr Y 4 Square Dancrng Club 4 Lrbrary Club 2 RAMON PAUL VALLADARES ndunlrrll Arif October 8 Bowlrng Club 3 Shop Club 2 3 Baseball Manager 3 4 Game Commrttee 3 Wreath Commrttee 4 Rum lrkes to trnker around rn the shop whrle rn sports he ranks bowlrng tops He drslrkes slow drrvers and he often says Hrt the road you bum' FRIEDA MARY VIDO Cummevrrrl February 2 Chorus 2 Operetta 2 Trcket Commrttee 3 Needle work Club 4 Card and Wreath Commrttee 4 Butch rates basketball dancrng and Vaughn Monroe s tops as far as she lS concerned but rates Hrll Brlly musrc very low Frreda rs an unusually quret grrl but If somethrng goes wrong wrll readrly exclarm Oh for corn sakes' An actrve red headed senror rs Squeeky Enjoys dancrng whrle football and basketball are her favorrte sports Grace does not lrke to hear boys crrtrcrze women drrvers Well natch who does' WILLIAM ROBERT WALCK General une 23 Mrrror Staff4 Orchestral 2 3 4 Track Manager 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 fDrstrrct Band 41 Chorus 1 2 3 4 fDrstrIctChorus2 3 4, Reese and gabby women just dont get along and In the presence of one he rs apt to murmur Smell me at any mrnute Usually seen talkrng to a certarn runror Brll s hobby rs photography He can be seen at yust about every school functron wrth hrs grrl and hrs camera RICHARD WARREN WENTZ General October 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Bandl 2 3 4 Vrce Presrdent of Senror Class 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Varsrty Club 4 HI Y 4 Halloween Socral Commrttee 3 3 The mentron of long skrrts wrll cause Carrots to mutter sadly Shut up Thrs energetrc red head rs always blushrng about somethrng but he lrkes a good laugh ROBERT WERTZ General February 26 Bowlrng Club 1 2 3 4 Refreshment Commrttee 4 jocko who drslrkes people who always thrnk they know lt all can be greeted wrth a How dy at Krex s where he spends most of hrs spare trme workrng He took part rn actrvrtres and ranks bowlrng as tops for a club whrch he held for four years G1 ouor A WINKLIR Grnefzl August 70 Fvothlll 1 7 Bowlmf, Club 7 5 4 Yearbook Art Stiff 1 Decoratmg Qommlttte 3 1 l-uzzy who enjoys frshung and huntmg, ln Canada tlurmf., hrs lelsurc trme duotes most of hrs tum to Art Although workrng, rs his pet peewe he rs seen collectmg, tlfkcts at thc Palm tht lter MARTINI YPNSIR fmzmurlal December 79 Ntttllecraft I Movre Apprccratxon 2 Wrap Com mrttte 5 Archcry 4 X'Ill'Ilf'lL our pttxte commercral student 15 well frttecl for thc nrmc of 'Iceny Sha IS often seen typing, for Mr lore Whenexer you hear Oh gee' another Engllsh sptech you can be sure 1t rs Teeny BLASIUS A Z1 ISI R Ll1t'1lI August lf Band I 2 3 Chorus 4 Halloween Socnl 5 Sketch Club 2 4 Movie Appreciation Club 3 Doc Zelser rs a frxendly boy wrth a pleasmc, person xhty WL know thxt he can handle a trumpet faxrly well bccausc of hrs years rn the school band Doc IS an out door enthusnist but also enpoys lrstemng, to the radlo RICHARDI ZlEbINFUb Gunn zl january 75 The new look clarms Gu rs hrs pct peeve German rs preferred to P D smce he rs Pennsylvama German Perhaps you dont know rt but has ltst name means Goats foot 1n has nntrvt tong.,uL Cuz 15 German throuph and through' el'UlCeIllell gfatlllahllg QU' 61.15 ANTHONY-I BARROS Baookt Coruuu JOHN QHARI 1 s HAYIC K CARL LION KR: x HARRYA KIINTZ ju Lrxvr Ll YN A Llc HT: NWAI Nl A ANTHONY P MAQYAR Hmm RT RAY Sm PP CARI P SlKoRsKY . 15,415 ' ' ' ' W V Y ft V Y - - ' 7 ' . . , ' , . , 4 . , - , .., , , H 1 ', ' rw- kgiirff " V V - - , , . t , , - - . . . - - , , . , . . 3, . 5 , . 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L . , .' . 5- , , 7 1 y I 19' 48 member of the faculty for seventeen yelrs 15 Hftrry H Ickerr l11lfl1ClI1lIlCS rnstxuctor A member of the teachers councrl Mr Eckert his been ldwser to many semor classes 1nd helped the semors dellver therr Chrlstmas wreaths G1 lduated from Muhlenberg College Mr Eckert also at tended Allentown Prepax :tory School Leon Rex has gwen one yelr of servrce to P H S teachlng chemrstry and biology Mr Rex has taught for 71 years rn schools rn Pennsylvanu New jersey and New York He was graduated from Muhlenberg, College Columbu Umversxty Pennsylvania State Forestry Aca demy and the Unrversxty of Marne add U15 el'5 Teachmg Englxsh coachmg the semor -class play and actmg, as semor advrser of 1948 have'been a few of the servtces grven to P H S by Mnss Ada Galengher james during her 27 years of teachxng Mnss james has attended the School of Fxpressron m Boston Muhlenberg College where she re-celved her Ph B Sullrn College and New York University M155 Mabel Josephine Tomb ldvertxsmg and fmancral advlser of The Mum: IS a teacher of busmess education Mtss Tomb has lttended the Taylor Busmess College New Yoxk Umverstty lelugh Umver rty and Muhlenberg Col ue-ge When asked how many years she had been teachmg Miss Tomb replled Long enough to Wflte a book of memoirs page arty four Q . 6, U 4- hkyyy . . 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If tglishj. . .1 ', I is-Q.. n'fQ-was page orty-.fix vf' 2l'll0I' I'0l'l'L lrnally the day every senlor had looked forward to had arrrved May fourteenth the day of their prom Passrng through the halls we notrced eyery sensor rn a sort of daze thrnktng of the wonderful evenlng which lay ahead of hum The decoratmg commlttee was already well on the way to transforming the gym mto a garden They had begun to put up the white fence wrth the rvy entwnned and had frmshed hanging the green streamers wrth whtte carnatnons attached at the wmdows The refreshment commrttee was also busy decoratmg t room whllc Miss Gcrbers classes were preparrng the punch After what seemed an endless time thc drsmlssal bell had frnally rung The gurls rushed home to put up thcrr harr and the boys cleaned the car Havmg added the flnal touches the varxous com mrttces went home at last Ihe freshly decorated gym was deserted Whrlc rn each homc we found the students ncrxously drcssrng for the g1la occasion and praying for the ram to cease lrnally the door bell had rung and Dad gracious ly admrtted thc cxcrtcd and confused cscort After some cyuestron of thc corrcct posrtron for the corsagc they dashed out to the ctr and were on thcrr way Luckrly 15 the ram had stopped though the skles drd not look too promrsmg Upon reachmg the hugh school they were frrst greeted by Mlss ames and then proceeded to the gym where the musxc of the Modernanres met therr ears The musrc was so mvrtmg they began to dance and contlnued untrl mtermrssron Durrng the rntermrssron they retrred to the re freshment room where they had a chance to see how Suddenly thc lrghts went out and the emergency Irghts went on No one seemed to know exactly what had happened Returnrng to the dance floor we found the orches tra playmg by candlelrght From then on the time flew by and before we reallzed lt the orchestra was playing tts frnal number In a hort time the gurls and thcrr escorts were on thelr way to fund a place where they could get something to cat With eyclnds droopmg they frnally reached home lach glrl brd her escort goodnight thanked hmm for the loycly eyenrng then turned wrth a slgh to go up the starrs the greatest and most eagerly awaxted esent of the school year w as oyer 8 page forty rc 1 eu 4: ' ci , ew, , . f I' I, 'mx Ii f .f, - kr 1 ,,,f' Q 1 I f '.,. 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O afzonaf ,Honor Soczefy The loul chrpter of the NdflOI1dl Honor Souetx IS Stephen S Palmer 5 xx .1x of expressing prrde in those benrors xx ho xxerc CXLCPIl0I1ll IH service char utcr le ldershlp md snhol lf5lllPfl1fOL1f,,llULlf than srhool llfe HJNIIIL lehlcxcd rnemhcrslhrp rn thrs llfllllllltlflklll the lIlLllNlLlUil mu feel th tt he 1115 ruqorn plnhed 5OIUCllllllLQ xx orthxx hnle The 24 5CIl10fS xx ho xx ere eluted by the Teather 5 fOLlI1L1l from the frrst txx entx f1VS percent of the Senror C1155 irc George Andrew Mmhtrel Bohun etterolf C rdxb Cmtf use ull noxxer lllflilfl Cfrune lllfiheth H15 un Doris Hlll lDlXlLl lxldd Rohert lxox uh lxllfy Ann Lttff o Bcxcrlx Mlfflll XX1ll1.1II'l xllkxx ohn lNunetek C zrl RCllflL, llune Qerfiss etlnette Scrfiss Creorge Skorrnko M1rg11et9rn1le ind ennx Somnskx 19 48 .f7A - - Q Y. 1, A ' ' ' . ' , , , ,A. W ' L ' - ' - , - , - L - m , L ' Q L - L - ' y 1' - nf e A .D f ,' yi - 4 A V z L1 V , 1 gt' A' 1 l - f '- ' Y A ' Q L 1 ': l Y 2 '. 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Il IJ lJ1lITlCfl0fl H1 l1 School footnll tc 1m xull not hc long rc111unhcrcd for thi numhcr of amcs thq non but thcy 11111 5,0 clown ln the 1thlct1t l1lSlOI'W of thc snhool as one of thc most 1our.11cous 1n1l fn htm tL1n1s uct to LOINL out of llhncrlon l11 h Nllflk of the how who llmc stlrtlr' ncrths on thc Slllllkl xxcrc boss who had plqcd xcry httlg nf 1m foothall ln pI'CXlOLlSyC1FS Bulusc thq were Lrccn lt took 1 few gunu for thc Bon1l1crs to flntl tl1u11sclxu Hoxxucr wound than on IDX opponents hul .1 h1rd tlmc trunf to ct hs Pumcrton Hcul Couh ol1n Young 111s 1l1lx mntcd hy Mr Clctus Hollywood 1nd Mr CJSCII' Blxnn Wl11tcl11ll lllfli school was thc flrst tc1n1 to plv, PdlU1LI'fOI1 mtl lltcr 1 tlosc lllfkl tow ht 11116 Ili! 1111111 ul to sn ucug out 1 6 to U xlttorx I l,llIl1Cfl0l'l ln tlns tmc the liornhcrs lookt l wlox 1 .1n1l 111 h 1 hut thc tcu11 th 1t thu L l opcd 1nto Inu on ln thc xmson ' A IC 1 F . ' 'ig ' l . .1 V' . y . . . . . , HV if .- V . V V' y V ' , . . ' r A ' V Vu ' fr - - . V . - . Q.. , . to lo . . 9. ' 'leg . 1 1 I' ' ' 1 lld . " ' 4' - '. - 1 1' V . - ' 'I .' ' 1 mitlscason. the team hcgan to take shape .mtl from A ' .I 1 K L I ' l A ,lk tl IY4 ' A , N 4 . . , , J , ,Q-, A , A , ' . 4 A 4 4 . ,g Au. l 1 .ty 'fl . 1' .1 cnltp ' . 1"t ir g A -1 1 d -vc . Next to mvade Palmerton was a trrcky Stroudsburg team In thus fray the Bombers showed slrght srgns of offensne povrer but therr defense was ragged and the Mountarneers went home wrth a 27 to 12 vrctory For therr frrst away game of the season the Blue Bombers journeyed to Catasauqua where they encountered a team vshrch was also havrng trouble gettrng started because of rnexperrence Both teams appeared to be somewhat rmproved rn this battle and the final score of 17 all showed the relatlve strengths of the teams better than anythmg else Bob Romlg Bomber captain cut loose rn thrs game and scored both Blue and White touchdowns oner Slopr U7b1telmllBack In the fourth game of thc season the Bombers looked highly rmprovcd as they outplayed and out fought a Bangor hrgh school te1m but lost a heart breaker 7 to 0 Thrs game played under the lrghts at Bangor saw Coach Young s charges drrve deep mto cnemy territory several trmes only to falter at the goal lrne Then on October 24 powerful Northampton a team whrch had been rollrng up seven erght or mne touch dovx ns against every league team they had played came to Palmerton to supposedly grve the unvrctorrous Bombers a trouncrng By this trme hoxxever those boys who had been so green at the begrnnrng of the season were now experienced ball players and after the flrst few mmutes of the game the Konkrete Krds knew they were rn for a real tussle 'lhey dld finally wm 13 to 7 and the Bombers were strll wrthout a vrctory but they had now tasted glory and were just wartm 1 for the next game In thrs game rm Clark scored the only touchdown a league team had scored on Northampton on a 73 yard jaunt At Emmaus the followmg week the Blue Bomb ers looked very lxttle lrke the team that lost their frrst two games a month before as they trounced the Green and Gold 25 to 0 Romrg scored three trmes rn thrs game and Clark once on a 90 yard run Lehrghton boasting the frnest record rn the hrs tory of their school was the next team to mvade Palmcrton When the final whistle had sounded therr record was consrderably damaged by a 19 0 loss at the hands of Palmerton Romrg once agam scored two touchdowns and ohnny ones broke mto the scormg wrth one The following Saturday provcd fatal for the Bombers as they were whrpped by a classy Wrlson Boro team 26 to 17 The sprrrt that the team had possessed rn the three preceding games seemed to be lacking rn thls game and though they put up a gal lant frght with ones runnrng 95 yards wrth an rn tercepted pass for a touchdown we had to admrt that Wrlson Boro had a strong aggressrve team Touchdown Bound Cold wrnds and frozen ground greeted the Bombers pa e frfly eight . . .Y 7 . V . . 4 .7 . . . ' , 1 2 L C Y N K. A 1 - Y Q .Y Q . C 7 . . 0 .Y . - 5 7 7 7 1 e ' 1 1 , , A 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1' ' 1 ' - s s s 1 . . Y . s . . .I , , l 7 . .. L Y . U 7 . as ' . ' 1 - , 4 ' . .Y . . . V .Y . Y . . .- 7 . l , . . 7 - K . 1 1 - A ' I 1 1 -' 1' ' 1 1 1 - 1 , J 1 'L K , I 17 , 1 11 ' W ,im - . . . 0 . -. -5 Ys 1 e 01 e e lc e gi' Run Wt S law at 001193 vshen they took the fneld for their annual Thanksgnmg Day game mth Slatmgton hugh school Early ln the game Slatnngton scored on Palmcrton and that was just the luck that the Bombers needed because they then proceeded each scored once Scnnors who played their last game were oe Haylck joe Sutovslty Daxc Hftslam Mnke Bohun icky Dick Wentz ohn ones Nelson Martln and lm Clark Senior managers were ack Nemecek Bob Gerhart and Mrlan Suchon At a post season meeting of the fnrst two strm s the boys elected e Haylck tackle as the most valuable player and ohn ones and Bob Romrg as the honorary co captains H ol Arrzolz 111 the Whitehall Game 1, page fifty mn: , .xxk n: fx A ' l Q , M ' V , X r X . , ex. . ln ' ' Y xf' l ' - 'K 1 '- Y ' YL 7- I Y . Y B . ' Y to roll up four touchdowns and three extra points to win 27 to 7. Romig scored twice again. and jones and Clark " . . , J J , , J '. . ' : J . , ' 5 .B 1 ' 7 Age ' - ' ' g , Jo ' l J ' ' I 0 0 'I 0 J Nj 0' I i Boy: who Played Lay! Game for P H S 19 48 5' 5' in Us Q a- A I x H ' f 'YA swf? M, 19 48 '15- 1' - 1' ECL S x W r V+ W K 4 lk f f' ' I! K A E 4 ' 11' A K as '31, , W X N , jf , X, x A fl - i S 1' V A . NJ' :YC ff X 7 7 f w L M f lf! E xx ix ' X K Q x 4 , f .f CY 4 2 . O gl fgfffgd The l9+ H bislsctblll se1son sus one of Orut success ind arcompllshmcnt for Qouh Brll Wfllhelm and the Blue Bombers ot Pllmerton H1 h Lcd by Cxp tun Blll lNlllxVy stclllr 1ll stltc renter the Blue ind Wlmlte rm up an enxnblc strlnv of twenty one ch 1lNPl0flSl1lP Uunes lor Couh Wlllmcllml lt mlrltul thc ucnth yur th lt Ins tum hul won the lCllIL,ll Vlllcy lcymze title ln tan yclrs 1s he ul coull of l,llII'lLf'fOI'l h1Lh snhool 'llus xx IS also the first time a Palmcrton son sthulule xxlthout 1 drfe ll In Blll Mllny the Blue Bombers h ul lerhlps the grutest plrycr excr to rome out of PllI'HLflOI'l Hrs lmclerslup on thc floor vus superb 1nd lus scoring, power was scnsatronll Durrncr, the regular sm son Blll scored 502 points ln 20 glmes tor an axcrage of oxer 75 points per tgame 1 record that mll stand m the P H S books for 1 long tnme In both playoff games nn which Palmerton phycd Mllny tame out hlzgh scorer forthe games On the fnrst fue with Mllxvy were Bob Romlg George Kurtz ohn ones and Manuel Munnz Romrr, who tlso strrrctl for the Blue Bombers Kurtz mtl Mumz mll 1ll be back nexrye1r vxlule ones md Mlkvy are seniors IXUIIILU Gael A Ie: Ibe BJ!! 19 48 V V ' - ' .J ' ' 4 Q 'J U 'Z ,V 1 'ff c ' N f ' K ' '. I Q A L ' " 2 . A K I x L f 7-t n . ' , ,, , , - f ' - ' f ,- . 5 . . H .. 'B 'Az 4 'A 2 ' ' 4 ' Y 1 . .L . ' s ' , fx L- ' . 'L ' 1 ' a ' Q' . team ever went through its regular sca- ,B f ' 'I 4 ' 'L . , 2 K- K, ,L 2 . ,, Y , li .1 .1 ' n f' . 7 V' - . I h - . l 74 . A V I YA V - D Y "L I V. Q U f n I V A n 1 'v fl 'I' K". 'v B .7 .N L I 'Ilac remainder of the varsuty squad with tlae exceptuon of um Clarlc wull all be back next year to try to accom plush as much as tlaus year s team 'lhe Bombers played sux games in December as a xx arm up for tlae lcl ue season Of these tlae one which meant a great deul to all Palmcrtonuans was the 49 to 15 auctory oxcr Huclton hugla school Thus wun over .a team axlaucla us always good ummeduately put Palmcrton hugh on tlae lust of Pennsylyanuas formidable hugh school teams Palme-rton then proceeded to whurl through the Lelaugla Valley lca ue .at a tremendous pace with vuctor ues oaer Northampton Immaus Whitehall Slatungton Stroudsburg Lehufthton and Catasauqua During these games tlac Bombers aycraged almost 60 points per game ts they dad throughout the entire season The second halt of thc league season was sumply a repeat perform ance of the furst half lor their furst playoff game un the distract eleven tutle race the Blue and White luned up agaunst Mahonoy Cuty Blaclc Diamond lea ue champions and highly rated out the entire first half and most of the second half the uust leblblq on A tl u ml' Naalflf I iffy 7' 41105. 0126 li! Blue Bombers rallued and beat the Maroons by a breath talcung 37 36 score Ihcn on tlae thirteenth of March Palmcrton high school s cyuuntet yourneyed to the Penn Palestra un Phila dclplaua where they met thc Red Hurricanes of Betlale lacuaa hu h school un tlae dustruct eleyen championship aune Eught thousand screamun fans vuatched the Bombers put on a duzlung show un tlae furst half and lead the Blue and Red by a 29 to 24 score However un tlae second half the l-Iurrucanes usung two excellent substututes un order to keep a fresh team on the floor ran tlae turun Bombers ragged and funally won 61 to 48 Ball Mllcsy ended laus hugh school career un basketball brullu intly as he vuas easuly the outstanding player on the floor Hus fancy ball handling bewildered the Bethlehem boys many tumes and hus 19 pounts were hugh for the game All un all the season was one of great glory for Coach Wilhelm and hus boys and vue hope tlae team next year wull go as far benuor managers vaere Mulan Suchon and ohn Husaclc Mr Wulhelna xx as ablv assisted by Mr oseph baaeutzer who acted as V Coach durung the regular season 0 1, 1119 1 I If ' ' S 1 ' ' ' ' ' . . 'a a 7 2 'X i u ' c . h ' I s V . , K . , ' , L. . D 'L ' , - i' t A' r 7 ' is 2 Ar - it -ls , 1 - , ' y s u 'ng 'f 1 . .' - '.' ' ' K . 1 L f, , 7 . x .B '. ' b . 2 .4 af. . 7 '.' 4 - z . . f ', W 1 I . Y . 4 ' . " ' ,R . - 1 Y . .1 K . T '- D . 'c D ' - I' '. ' 1 ug: ' ' candidates for tlae district honors. After trailing through- h .V L I 14 -1 K ' r l A . ' . L I Y . V . .K J ' " . 2 - . 'L V . . s i sg ,- , h - ' '- '- , , ' I- ' gn -. ' . gg 1 ' A c 6 L, 7 C S ' .1 . , L v ' - 8 y , ' .V ' .K ' B c . , .' 7 ' ' L ' I i iq Y i . A . . , . . , A i Ai a .N ' fc . i 1 Q 7 I v L . Y . 4 'K In . A 1 Y L 7 V . 7:1 1' y . . 0 s A . A tty 4 L I Z , 4 J N n , . - . . U ' '. . ' . . Y Y 41 H S IQEJ evlolms YW' PHS Opp Bethlehem BC So Wh1tehall Allentown BC Phxlllpsburg Hazeltown Alumm Northampton Emmaus Whitehall Slatmgton pzge uxty our o,, I 49 640 Stroudsburg I ehxghton Catasauqua Northampton Slatmgton Stroud Sburg, LCl'1l.L,lll0l"l Catasauquti Mahonoy City Bethlehem PHS opp 1 K WM 1 EY . .72 26 1 , S ---55 59 i ' '64 46 r rf gf . 'Y ..., 42 34 U54 35 1 l 1' ' ' "" 58 38 ' ' ...66 as "D 50 ---'49 45 V Emmaus ...... 73 41 . 52 35 A r.... 70 46 A ' . 'ww 24 H68 29 .x A., HW40 37 ...,..66 45 ,H--70 42 ' .... 57 44 V ' A37 36 ' ..... 54 48 .... 48 61 I Ouffi anal cgnnin be 8 4536 60119 of 166 KCLISQAULK Qaafwg M641 B4fe6ql! T Q I yv""' 19 48 Early rn the Sprlng of 1948 thnrty seven candrdates reported to Coaches Young and Blynn for baseball prac tnce For the frrst few weeks the Bomb er baseball team practrced at the Coal Bowl but when the days grew longer practxce was held at the hrgh school athletlc field The Palmerton n1ne faced a rough schedule of eleven games wxth Lehrgh Valley league teams The schedule was as follows Aprrl16 Lehrghton Aprnl 20 Whntehall Apr1l28 Stroudsburg April 30 Slatmgton May 5 Slatmg ton May 7 Northampton May 11 19 Whxtehall May 25 Emmaus May 78 Catasauqua As IH track the nucleus of the team w s a group of veteran senxors They were John jones thnrd base Wrlllam Mlkvy short stop Rxchard Wentz second base Mxchael Shrmko outfielder Steven Symanovlch pltcher and oseph Haylck catcher Senior managers of the team were Daud Has lam and Mxlan Suchon Y ' fa , f. Q ' 1. , f ' ' r uf-F " U' 'J Aa. x- rx Vs! y R M Q ' ' f Mg' ,f if ff f f' 2 ' , ' 9 - ,' 'I' - 'Wx - 'Q' I ' , 9 , 9 f VL"-e-'- e 5 Kg X. ' VE' A ' u Z ' . - bf 'h I Q ' 5. X .7 9 7 Q 9 . X - , ' p , , E Catasauquag May 14, Lehlghtong May Q ' ' ' s 9 , S y : ' y A - , - . - , u , 1 . 7, , a 13- . 1 by 'N , 'fs , Q ' v 'ff a . ' ' '19 N-1 .. ' . ' . q 3, '4, - , , A '-1 , J M ' - iwkw . ' ' 9 W . .- . ' . , U k - , ef? . , 4 J l - I if 1 O1 your War! The 1942, track season featured a schedule of nme track meets the first bemg the annual mterclass meet on April 21 After the mterclass meet the Bombers fined the followlng, schedule Apr1l28 Whxtehall May 5 Emmaus May 12 LCl'1lf,l1fOf1 May 15 Drstrnct XI meet May 22 State meet May 26 Tamaqua Lehlgh Valley meet Carbon County meet Whrle many experxenced track and freld men vsere lost through the 1947 graduatron thls years squad seemed elger to lexrn and under the tutelage of Coach Bull Wllhelm progressed rapidly Semors on the team were Mathew Behler Eduard Bloomfreld Mlthael Bohunlclty Edward Clark Rrchard Dobras Robert Green Rrchard Green wood Robert Mahler Prank Mall ohn Mall and osqh Sutoxslty Wil ham Wxltk vus the semor manager 5 l l'6lC O Cwfb 1 8 ft VV1llJelm O and Se 111 11107 C defmell f W 7 1 , , r ., . F, , z ' ' Y. ' : - ' I D 1 I 4 - 'K' ' 7 7 7 4 7 ' ' , , , I, 1 1 , 4 A t . f 4 4 V V s Q ' "' X4 i Y Q L , 7 . ' ' Y . , . 7 V 9 ' r r y. . . , 1 - ' ' . 1 . ' , J . . J K- , W , , , - ' 1 " M I I ' Y . O ,fu ft fm S 4 ver fke 48 I C 0 12117611110 1? I0 16? T 6117! I I Team, ellfllff 'TT' HW' Under the drrectlon of Coach Cletus Hollywood the Palmerton Hugh School tennrs team competed ln sxx matches wlth top fhght hrgnh school teams Allentown Bethlehem and Easton were each played twrce by the Bomber netmen Early ln Sprrnb the boys on the squad spent a conslderable amount of time IH repalrmg the courts whrch were IH poor condltlon due to the prevrous wrnter As soon as possrble the candldates were out drhgently practlclng Forming the backbone of the tennxs team were four seniors all of whom played on the 1947 tenms team They were ohn Nemecek Edward Susanm Charles Smlth and Edlson Garner 0 1, page Ilxly Ieuen 2 -6 ,R M, - i . . p . . ' -1, . ., A. ' f W fl l asv' P. R I A X -Y I Y' 4 Q ' . s ' V V V W i ,V o , -Y C . . . .Y U I 7 7 , - - - y f f, 7 Tj, . I , y E 5 f IJ . 1 , - ' - , I ,, g' ' ' ' . Y wg. ' ' f S A' I l'0 ell lllgefllbll 5 Ad1 zce rom Coach Srlalegel Qing Saorla The Palmerton Hrgh School grrls sports program durrng the school year of 1947 48 provlded many opportunxtres for the gurls to partrcrpate rn competrtrve athletrcs As rn prevlous years Mrss Emma Schlegel took charge of the femrnrne sports currrculum and dnl an admrrable job of cllrectrng rt Freld hockey archery volley ball and softball were conducted as rntramural sports whrle bxsketball was the only sport that featured a varsrty team and a schedul of games wrth other schools The Bomberettes met the teams from Emmaus blatrngton and Whrtehall each two trmes lost four contests However therr record does not show the progress the team made durrnf., the season After losrng several of thcrr c lrly games the grrls came back strong with two decrsrvc vrctorres over blatrngton and one over Whrtehall The class of 48 s contrlbutron to the team was three valuable stars and two loyal managers Patsy Halfacre Vrrgmra Garcra and Catherrne Bakos were the players whrle Ada Kost and Mane Brnder were the managers page .rrxty ergbt Z? ' ' o 7 Y h , . . . 7. . . . . " f, I. 4 L V ' K ' B I LA- a I - ,' Y ' ' e Y' ' . 5 A K - I is Q I A u ' . . ,Q and an Alumni team once. Of these seven games the girls won three and , ' Y . .' " -' -1 Y ' 4 S , . . . I . 3 Y . 7 . I h I . . 0 Q gflfvt 1' lm f fx , ..x ' F IX KP, X NH Z ' l I"I'0I rl1lS year whrch has marked the Thlrtreth Anniversary of our br vneekly publrcatxon the MIRROR has proved very successful Delegates represented th1s staff at the Pennsylvanxa School Press Assocntron Conventlon held at Hershey Pennsylvama where the MIRROR recerved a fxrst place rating Members of the staff also attended the Eastern Dtstrrct Conference at Schuylklll Haven Pennsylvama Mr Karl Lettelmoyer MIRROR advrser was elected Presldent at th1s conference Next year Palmerton wlll be the scene of such an occasxon Twenty two members of the staff attended the Columbxa Scholastrc Press Assocratron Conference nn New York C1ty and the MIRROR recerved another frrst place at this conference Whlle rn New York the students saw Brtgadoon and The Hexress starrmg Basal Rathbone edrtor1al staff and Mxss Mabel Tomb head of the advertising staff The edrtorral staff Included the followtng semors Marne Brrtto Edward Clark Dons Costenbader Marxlyn Fetterolf joseph Gower Barbara Greene Pauline Hrusovsky Robert Mahler Dolores Markovcx Mary Palaez Elamr. Ser tass and Barbara Teets The advertxslng staff consisted of George Andreas Dons Hrll Helen Hol land Mary Ann Latzgo Elrzabeth Kakalejclk Flnzabeth Klemtop Steve Psarsky Esperanza Salazar and joseph Sutovsky The crrculatron staff Included the followxng semors Dorothy Gruber and Blanche Templm Betty Andreas Audrey Arnold Gladys Barlreb Mane Bnnder jean Costenbader Constance Dech Gladys Getz Anme Holland and Helen Szoke served as typlsts mf 19 48 ' s I flc ' , v ' . , ' ' ' , '. ,, , 1 , i A , 4 ' b. I 7 D ' ' r 3 I 1 ' - ' I . NX NN-I at This staff was supervised by Mr. Zettelmoyer, who was in charge of the 1 K . . . .. I I , , - 1 ' , ' 7 I H I ' 1 I 7 1 Y l I I Y a R - 7 1 A 7 1 A I V .I I 1 ' I 1 I V 1 'I ' lv . ' , ' . I 1 4 Y . 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' Mr' 151111 .1 1 . . 1 -113. ef! 2 The year 194 1918 marked 1 new step m the lctnntres of Trl H1 H rn Stephen 5 P1lmerH1gl1 bclmol In an ettort to mike the orglnlzltlon more dcmoclltxc the membership wrs opened to all g.,1rls who promxsed to pledge thcmselwts to the Chrrstnn lleals of the Club A total of 80 gurls were enrolled of wluch 45 wut 86111018 Supervised by Mrss lylxrglrnt Strauss md tllc student leaders Lmctte berfass pruxdent Dons CUSlLI1l7lLlLf uc: pILSlklf.Dl Duns Hrll sccretlry Btlyl Serfxss tn rsurcr the yan was completed wxth mmy successful lttxvxtus ctmg, IS lE.LCPtllll'llSfS at the Il1llI'l entrance attending Teend lllxs conducted by the girls tlumstlxe lss st 5 ushers for wanous programs occupled the members durnng the course of the yen A tend a Y conference of the surroundrng LlNlI'lffS In turn Tr1H1Y has sened tts mernbers by hzlplng to rnspnre rn them the .AINCFILIH wly of lump. bemor members mcluded Audrey Arnold Cttherme Balsos Flame Blllllt Glldys Banlreb Ol1v1a Barros umm Berger Marne Bmder Marlorre Bowman Mane Brrtto Dorxs Costenbader ean Costenbader Ruth Costenbader Delurrs Crertz Ruth Dans Constance Dech Anna Dumtz Muxlyn Fetterolf Vrrgtnxa Gxrcn Gladys G tz Barham Greene Dorrs Hef f6lflI1AL,Ll' Doris Hrll Pauline HIUSLTXSRX Elxzlbeth Klelntop Lenore Klotz Adr lsost ean Kresge Mary Ann Lttzgo Dolores Markoxcl Mary Pelaez Vrrglnu Rowe Belva Serfass Elalne Serfass une Serflss Jeanette bezfass Ruse beabught Teresa Srhmrdt Margaret Smale Elsre Smlfll Marrlyn Snyder enny Sorxnsky Mrry 'itefkovrc Grace Wagner L lmu fn! ie a Serfass Dons I-hll L matte berfxss D urs Costmlwxtlu Q... 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S 1 1 ,j1s1-11 . 111 ft' ' T111 , "111.1111XX'11114,.111l Ri1'11.111l "111, ,. 151 5 ip . . ,ti R':fLlzE2"Z5 157315 1.'5'1,' f,,. ,Q VA 1'-' ' 1,1, l. .L-V 'Q...15f', '-Ti. , i "":!..1 ' 'L :U'Q.:': ,Qifif .'fZ '..f"?2 ' . . - .-4, f- x . 1-LP' ' ' "5 uf--Illia The Palmerton hrgh school band was organlzed as a club rn 1912 1943 by rts present drtector Stanley A Smrth It consnsted of 71 musrcrans by the end of that year 1t had grown rn membershrp to 55 and was recogmzed offrcrally a the hrgh school bmd Thls year the Concert band had membershrp of 80 lt h1s played for all home and avr 13 football games as well as home league htsleetball ,games and pl tyoffs ln the trrst semester two edu catlonal concerts wele presented one to Durmp., the second semester two Concerts of 1nd1w1du1l work were 4L,lYC'fl The jun nor hugh sectnon t the hand supplied musrc for most rf the Iunxor hugh as sembhes For nts eoncert presented on Aprrl 7? the band chose muslc from the Drstrrct and State Btnd programs so th it 1 desirable grade of musrc mrght e played and Llst t ,gnu band mem ers an tppo tumrx tu prepxre trem selwes for Drstrlet ml Sttte Bind Fes trwals Thrs year our band had three an frrst Chalr players rn Drstrrct Band Nancy Smlth second bassoon Charles Hrshta frrst clzmnet Gerald Smrth barrtone and one representltrve rn State Band Gerald Smrth Those attendmg, Eastern D1SfflCf Band Festnal rncluded Ted Garner and Bar bara Andrews flute Gerald Smrth barr tone Wrllram Walck bass Thomas Fuller and Marjorre Andrews oboe Robert Blank Charles Hrshta Audrey Lesko and Andre Susanm clarrnet 'Nmq1Sm1th bassoon phonrc proportrons both rn srze and rn strumentltron ln another year or two the drrector hopes to reach thrs goal The follomng, members graduated vuth the class of 48 Betty Andrus Gladys Bar heb Ruth Costenhader Franlclxn Eclc hart Ted Glrner Robert Green Rrchlrd Greenwood Elrzabeth Haslam Beverly Nflrtrn Thomas Roeder Gerald Smnth fdvnard Susanrn Grace XX'agner Wrl ham Walck and Rrchard Wentz 1 M ,- V , X X- ' , ' A - - ' VV ., MN 1' ' y A 3 . .. , jg - A , ' - Q ' 4 K. A , 3 ' ' 5 : I . 7 . . I A . . g , . ' ' ' ' u 1, ,X r ' ' ', 3 ' ..,, , ,. , I , v, ' , ' - e , , V l . , . rumor hrgh and se-mor hrgh assembly. The band is rapidly approaching Sym. A tr '- 4- I . 5 57 A A - Y I A . . I - " Y Q' ' , ' A 'V ' 4 Aj' G A ' Q A A . 'f . , . . ' . ' .. e , '.,, '. ' . '- -' , J- L v -' y ' A s ' - ' , t . 'I r ' 4" ' - A I ' ' ' l ' L b 1 t w 41 'A' ' - A V 1 T ' - U' .v he J l r ' I' - . A l - - 1 r Q ' V f - ' ' ' V - v T f ' , , fl' ' ' ' ' . 4 . . . ' - - - Q ' , ' ' . " . , . o 19 page vezenly--erm OFCA 86 ffd The hlgh school orchnstra under the baton of Mr Charles Lore was changed durmg the year to a strmg, ensemble lt began rn fall as a complete umt hut due to rehearsal drffrcultres the remammg portron of the orchestra was elrmmated leavmg only the stnngs Thrs group also formed the nucleus for a communrty strmf, orchestra They cooperated with the jumor hrgh gurls chorus and the sen1or hrgh mrxcd chorus to present their annual sprung concert on May 4 1948 Members of the orchestrr were frrst vrolln Ann Fbert Mary Ann Kupp joan Paul janet Rcmaley second vrolm janet Arnel joan De Long Helen Krcprcs Shnley Nothstem Phyllrs Roeder 'Esperanza Salazar Phyllrs bhrncr Merylce Werthan vxolas Joanne Matuska and Ann Rodd: cellos Vrrgmra Lersy and Katherme Remhard strmg bass 'FRuth Costenbader and Irene Kreprcs prano Rrchard Osvw xld 4'Sen1or Members 0I'll5 The hrgh school mlxed chorus consrstrng of 45 members was drrected by Mr Charles Lore Assrstxng., rn the varrous musrcal assembly programs presentmg, .1 sprmg concert together wrth the strmg ensemble and grrls glee club May 4 exchangmg .1 musrcal concert at Lehrghton May 19 and s1ng.,1ng at the Baccalaureate servrce constrtutcd the program for the year The Drstrrct Chorus Festxval was held at Whrtehall Pennsylvama Aprrl 25 24 and those attending 1ncluded Gladys Bar lleb alto Ardnth Gaumer soprano Phyllrs Hennmg soprano Betty jones alto Rrchard Oswald tenor Carl Rehrlg bass Edward Susanm bass Wrllram Walck tenor Graduates were Elame Ballret Gladys Barlreb Marrlyn Fetterolf Ted Garner joseph Gower Paulme Hrusovsky Phyllrs Hennmg Howard Kline Carl Rehrlg Elsre Smrth Edward Susanrn joseph Sutovsky Barbara Teets Wrllram Walck Blasrus Zerser page Jeventy eight ' .- , , , . , - , . , , . . . - 1 ' . - 1 , -. 1 1 ' , , . . 1 . , -1 . , , , , . + 1 1 -1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 , k- , , 8: Q ,- , , . k ' .- . ,' , ' ' , ,, J , , , 1 1 1 1 1 . . . 1 1 - 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 +1 1 I" QC! Qfif The Palmerton high school eheerleaders under the clireetion of Mr E A Gordos helped support the morale of both the te lm and the fms elurincg the foothlll and basket hall seasons ln addition to leading, the cheers this year s squad improxetl the motions of sex eral old cheers and also originated the nevs cheer The Team Yell The girls accompanied the team to all the away games including, those at Roclxne Ha and the Palestra in Philadelphia The seniors on the squad were hira Greene enny Sonnslty juniors Dorothy Splkowieh incl Dolores Schutt sophomores Fileen Beers 1nd Marilyn Mohr The substitutes are Betty Baleos Pauline Delich Helen Truesdale and oan Williams Hollow Rau Marilyn Mohr Dc rothy Spal-ct Heh Virginia Garcia Top Rau Barbara C reene D4 l urns Schutt jenny Sorinsky Eileen Beer 19 48 gee f cl i Y 4 T " ' l V ' A . '. . ' , ' 1 ' - . J ' ' 2 . if - ' ' ' y , hs. ' 1 'b A ' V, ' K - . A vi 1 r S " .H rx N' i - f r xl i v ' A ll , ' ' ' . Virginia Garcia. fcaptninj. Bar. 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I fnzgt 'e ag lllll' ang As1de from helpmg to boost the morale of the basketball and football team between halves of the games flag twnrlrnle, one of the newest organrzatrons has rnterested and entertarned mmy spectators rs well The squad rlso presented ndded at tractrons when twrrlmg at the playoff games agamst Mahonoy Cnty and Bethlehem Flag twrrlmg began rn 1942 under the dlrectnon of Miss Emma Schlegel when they perfmmed wrth the Palme-rton Boys Band In 1943 the flag twrrlers performed wrth the hrgh school blnd and mere :sed therr membershnp txom four to nrne Through the cooperatron of the whole squad flag twrrlmg has been successful for srx yexrs Many dnlls md moxe-ments are orrgmal and created by the group The membership mcluded senrors Audrey Arnold Marrlyn Fetterolf Patsy Halfacre Rose Braucher and Prrscrlla Innerbrrckler subst1tutes 6lt0l'l llfll' lflg Under the supervrsron of Stanley A Smith hrgh school band drrector the baton twrrlers along wrth the flag twrrlers agam supplred entertarnment durrng the halves of varrous football md basketball games they also twxrled at basketball play off games and the annual hrgh school band concert To add color to thexr drrlls the grrls clrsplayed some trrck mirchrng whrch seemed to attract consrderible attentnon and rn acld1t1or1 to thrs the majorettes worked tap dancrng 1nto a few of thelr routmes The dulls were planned by the grrls who also made up thelr own tWl1'l1I'l5 mm ements Includmg only one semor Ruth Costenbader who served as captann for two years the complete veteran squad consxsts of Eleanor Braucher sophomore Mary Konsko Irene Kreprcs jean XX alcle Merylee Werthan and Nlry Ann Wertman 1ll junrors page eighty -' ' f . s . fs . 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