Ashland High School - Ardante Yearbook (Ashland, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1944 volume:

RD NTE 1944 HHDHHTE Puhhshed lay We fwahzadhg 675255 Ashland High School, ASh1and,Pa. 7944 V 1 IV LWZWLW GN THE following pages we have attempted to record the outstanding events of our high school days.This has been written by the students in their own wordsg thus the keynote of this book is informality. At times, an atmosphere of playfulness existed, but this was a result of our sense of humor and was all in the way of fun. And then, on the serious side, we believe at this time loyalty to our country is of greatest importance. Therefore, we have placed special emphasis upon patriotism by the building of good citizenship throughout our high school vears. '7 Ji l l 1J 4-n W ...A -y Leo-'H ..-T , LW fvnff Wffyffifi i aka! MQ 457Wzzf4fhg yy! zzz? Cur Leaders Qurselves Qur schoolmates Cur Fun Cut Friends OUR MOTTO .,.,,. ,. UCLIMB ,THO THE ROCKS BE RUCGEDY' OUR FLOWER ,.,,., ..,..,...,.............,,,..,.......,,,..... T ALISMAN ROSE. OUR COLORS ..e,..,..,,....... ...,..,..,....,....,,...,.,..... B LUE AND SILVER OUR CLASS ADYISORS ,...........,.,. MR. XYILLIS PRATT, 1941, 1944 MR. ERVIN NATSCHKE, 1942, 1943 H14 My W T DEDICATICDN 0 the memlaers of our clas 11 are now in the service of 0 country and 'co 'chose wh will join them. Wm 0521111215 WJLNIDIN1 111111 Q 11 111 N11111c 111 111 lu Ol 11111 nan me max 1s 11 pe r od 11111111 .1111 1 muf 114.1 0 xx 1 1 o 1 XXOI c 1 1 e Xe 111 11111-3 01 0111 mfmx 11141111 ex11ew1011N .1114 11 111 c eud look we c1c 51.1111 Norma 1111: Il emma Ol yfldlld 511111111 411 le.1cle1x KH-'Q .' 5 ' ' 101' 1110s 1 wh 11: '1 .' 1111111 1 1m'1 1 11111: 1' 1' '1' 'j 1' 'AT11 1 -Q10 1' 1111- gogy have given to us El store 111' w1111z1ble kIl1lXK'10K1g1'0. 51111111 510 ' li ' 5,h'i1' f 'hz11h's ll lik I-k I 4 ' X' S ' ' . , I. , Y 1.1 . A. , 11 ,- 'll '1 's. R 1'i .' .1h' ,J A 1 '1 1' '11 March 31, 1941. TO THE MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1944: Young Americans, yours is a rare privilege. You are being given the opportunity to live in one of America's greatest crises. You can see history in the making. There have been other critical periods for this country from the very beginning faced great dangers. The republic was born in the midst of a revolution, it was torn by a war between the North and the South and it was tried by numerous conflicts in develop- ing the new territory. However, it survived these threats to become a leading nation in which the ideals of freedom and justice are held dear. America is strong, you must help to keep it strong. A hearty congratulation is extended to you upon completing the program of the Secondary School. People are interested in you and your plans. A helping hand will be extended. Join wholeheartedly in your daily tasks. Respect authority. Recognize opportunity. You will be plac- ed increasingly on your own responsibility to face facts and new condi- tions upon which you must make your own decisions. Your success will be determined on how well you meet your obligations. One of the most difficult problems will be to maintain a reason- able balance between varied interests and demands on your time.Time is never lost that is devoted to work. Blessings go with labor. VVork is ai means of living, but there are times when it is not living. Learn to live easily and gracefully with your fellow men. Strive to grow up socially and intellectually, but above all, spiritually. Man lives by love. joy. hope. faith and spiritual insight. Religion is human spirit, by the grace of God, seeking and finding an interpretaton of life experiences that put sense. worth, dignity. pleasure and hope into life. Religion is indispens- able. To build a life on any other basis is to destroy it. Life's a voyage and he lives long who lives well. XV. R. LECRON. WILHUR R. LECRON Ifn,lD. L. IMI :mu ll wluh fu vm' Isvflmwz x1:lm'1iIIl4'l1rf1'I1f -IDI. 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X. 5 1 .Vx Q- W VVAi t A ' XXX , eip W W Ehf J ' f I U p s: H 'Ill' 'll',,,, M, ,, 1,, . .A wi-ww' M' ff k ev V 1 Y. f .,' -K , x MV Y' M xy gi I-, V -,V H I ,. Q 4 - , , f- V , U MJ' ' if J ,N N , 1 mga, yi- f' 'xxx Q 5 X , W V H, V A N., ,Y 5, 4- 1, . M , H. 4 , f4-.fflw in ,..g.n.'n.'m v4 'Tay 1 1' 'S 5 .Q i A. ., ZMEZAVK , xx vNll4lwH IN fl 1 vllm IMH1 X , W Yfifll, l1l'!'I'VU1 iLI'l :U 1:19 ilu' U:1IIlv'fn'zar'l'vml X4 Q1 U wi' :1 TU-111' 5'-'rm' xH'fl!'u'?w, Hur' UNL1' THU'-wiifI:a11I Uv-U Y be-Q-11 rw-:mlim-fl xwgm-zwtwlznllyg'1 ulx1z1Ii11g. Xu ee It XYe're the Seniors ot' Ashland High 'Four years of study are passing hy . . . From grassy green Frcshies to Sophomores great From sophisticated Iuniors to Seniors sedate. In chemistry lah we boil and huhhle Liquids and hrews that give us trouble Seniors in Spanish find it quite a chore To learn to say, Si, si senior. In German class we write speeches and letters, But the teacher says the juniors are hetter. In typing class we have the goods. WVe sure can handle those Ifnderwoods. 0 In Business Law our members are uwhizzesi' 'Miss Cleaver calls them the Senior udizzesfy Shakespeare makes us writhe and toil And Chaucer causes endless turmoil. XVithout Miss XVeher the Mlu' Bond Committee, VVould have turned out quite a pity, For they were falling very short. Until we, the Seniors, say cd the Fort. Miss Quick had charge of our Senior play, XVith which we were able to make some 'Khayf' ,Twas The Fighting Littlesw . . . in three short acts And it was really funny . . . as a matter of fact. -'sn- to us is a familiar word XYhen we try to sneak out, itis always heard. If yon're caught it means your doom, For you'll spend your time in detention room. If we roar too loud with ha-ha's and hee-hee's, NVe soon hear Miss Strolmieiers If you please . H To our class advisors, Natschke and Pratt, XVC Seniors gratefully tip our hat. Many hoys of our class have gone to war And hefore it's over we'll send lots more. They're doing their duty on land and sea To help speed up that Victory. As far as musical talent goes Our class is really' on its toesl IVe,ve fifteen memhers in the hand And our Music Makers are something grand. Ilow these past four years really flow YYhile we were working for the Red and Blue! XVe'll throw out our chests and say. 'iYes, Yes, NVe're proud we were students of A. H. S. 4 This does not constitute an endorsement of Unzlcrwnod Typcwriters - JAMES BENSIXCER xt QI rim! QL! .IQ- ...marinu- EARL BOBB 'Alley Boolzf' NY rromlvl' if lic runs' in Iliff ,Vary flu' way lic flifl in Ilia footlmll 11111710-S. Quiia il fliri. Always- says. HAIL' go on. EARL DAVIS O.s'c'ar.', Now in Lnclc Sanzfs Army. Lilfzs airplanes, ice skating, ancl lCll-Slllg his sister. Blond, quiet, anal friendly. FllL'UI'llC expression, A'I'll 1-lip you along llllf horns. Former foo!- lzall player. PAUL GRESSENS Smiling, joking, Pauly.', Step icarnzcrv around Rickarcl's. Now ll?LS'lL'UI'.S' tlza lmgle in the Army. RAYMOND MADDEN First clas.s-mzlle lo sail the satan ,s0as.', Own- ccl a coal truck. Knours an cxtra .special 11u1s0.' Black llair. Poppy. A isporiszrzrill. CLYDE PRICHARD Quiei, ally, full of xznilcs. Konica all about automal1ile.s. Always busy in tlze liomcroom. Obliging. Keeps pigeons. HUB' in tlie army now. o W 0 Boys 111 bGIV1CG PRESIDENT ROBERT MULLIGAN VICE-PRESIDENT DANIEL SNYDER SECRETARY JEAN LEFFLER TREASURER GEORGE PEARSON HISTORIAN HELENE GABEL Class Cfficers DOROTHY ADAMS Typically linglisli. All4S'lCL'I',S' ta the name nf Dot, Blond Iresses, neat flI'C1S'Sl'l', and talk.:- tire describe lzer. Active in selzaol affairs. MARIAN AGNEW Service with a smilev at Brazenls. Slzcfs a skirt mul sweater girl. Likes in roller skate. Has an interest in Greensboro, XC. MVC wonder wlzyj Stardust', is the song. Sparc time is used to write letters. MAE ALLISON Ceel1eris, I zlmft knowf, Krmwn as Mai.s'ie' to close friencls. Small and quiei. Likes lzfmks. xvfilllfl like to lze a stenagraplzer. MIRIAM BAUR SlIUllfllllCUll.Y giggle. Uk' flttllvf knoug lime slze zines it, but xlee fines it. A lively young miss zvlm lll1SlL'CI'.S' to the name of Mimif, Aetiffe in selmnl affairs. vklllllllll'-SW. Oh, Oli, U'mz'f you rull tlmvr' eyes?', JABTES BENSINGER Hlusli, Sly lmnmr. 1immie. Expert fm tin- licm'ice stiekf' jolly. Happy gn lueky. lvl! t-i tlze minute L'lingn.', Tliat lauglzl MARIAN BLASIUS A rerl head uitlmut ll tempeil 'iBla.s'ius flne.s'n'f Care for movies. The silent type. One of tlze flliffl ymr gulf from the smolcy town uf fltlflltlll. THOMAS BURKHOLDER Burk likes ive skating, nmelzine slump, mul i'Hutl1ie. Huilzls muflel airplanes. Has lovely. lzlmlcle, lL'l1L'l,l lmir. lllllllp Quiet, re.s'erL'erl. cle- penzlnllle. RUTH BUTLER A quiet girl. Dues plenty of walking. Tlte lies! UITIIL'-S'll'!l is Ilurry james. 'cUlz, rlearll' C111- leets Slllljl-S'llllfS'. Likes to read my.s'tery xtoriew. II11.s' ll fague iflea nf the future. BETTY DANIEL Krznek' Kmiekl U'luf's tlzere? Xipper. Are you kizlzlirfff, Very quiet. Ilus pretty elotlzes. Likes tn mllwt SIIIIH-Sl1UlS. GEORGENE DENGLER 'Cenen will .smni be SIIIIl.S'l1ll1g test tulles in If ellenz lzllmnltmy A certain .smnemze'.s' in tlze Nitty. Quiet-'til you ICIIUIL' ller. Dislilces zlnulzle feutlires-. A lziker. ss, mln av MARY ALICE DENGLER A111111 f1'11111 J-I1111'1'11, S11p1'1'111'11i11. C11111'1'1.x ,mst- U,,1f1.,- mul M,m-mi,-x. 1.1km l111111u- 111111 111111'i1'.v. C11n11i1111t1' fm' 1111' Qui: Kizlw. For l11'11L'C11,s Sllkl'-Y.-. A 51111111-V11 151111. EVELYN DEVINE N1'1'1rr 1111-N 111111 1L'UI'IAll'-S. lpfjlltlllllf' 111 1lI1IL'.N'. A 111111'i1' fflll, f1,1l'l'I'fl11, 1'1Il'l'fl'l't', 111111 1'111'1'g1'li1'. A Sur. 1'111u I'1lf1lllx'11lA'1. EDVVARD DEVLIN A 111'1'i1i11' 17l'l711lI. 1111111-.s 111 j11i11 11111 Nwlllff in x1'1' 11111 lL'11I'1lI. 1l r11111 Il l1111'i111111'.l A I1Il'l'l'1f, 1111111 11111. C1Il'l'l'flll. ALICE DRUMHELLER II1'1'1 Vs 111111 S111 111111 1f111111's 1lt'l' 111111s'1'11'111'1f. T1111! 1'11i1'1' 11f 111'1'w.' l,i1f1's 11,1 1'11111r11i111'r 111111 Pr111'111'!. 1'f1'1'ry lI1,Lf111 .s111' 11'ri11rx 111 1ll'l' 1111111'1f.1' c1lll'1x'1f 1111y.'1, JOYCE DUNCAN S1111rf 111111 1'1111rg1'1i1'. llllv I1 l'1PllS1Ill11' 91111112 A1111t11f'r 11'H0r from 11111 1v1ll'1f.,' N'1l11L'P of GU1'f11111. 11111 11111111'111'it1' f1I11l'1JIlC1 1'1111t1'r. l'1111s- 11111 1'111!111'S'. C111'f11s' 1'11111'1'1i1111. 101111111 MARY DUNLEAVY Nitty. lircly. and gultlzy. U'ritc.5 to Bla1'liiC,l. tlu' Marine. Lilies roller skating. Slials ll neat rlanvvr. Hvuzls lure stnricw. Aruitluv' l1ltlI'lll'CS.5CV. MARIE FARRELL I-'air skin, blue z'yc'.s', pastel colon. Purn'l1. Takes part in is-cluml activities. Clzews lzer tongue. Cats along with tlle male .s'pCc'ieS. Dis- likes' tes-t.s'. A flirt. JOSEPH FEENEY .loc, usually known as 'ASquint.,' Fond of airplanes. Flirty. Ambitious. A neat dresser. Strictly a newclealer, Argues whenever possi- lzle. Someday l1e'll lie a pilot. Does trapping flaring winter montlzs. KENNETH FELKER NIQCIITYH the lull front Lauella. Quiet. An in- fcctiozls laugh. A hunting anll ive .skating Cn- tlzuxiast. A slieet metal expert. A woman liaterl PETER FETTEROLF Meet Sarge -tlze C..-LP. man. Petcfs a fel- low who gets around quite a bit. Ilis trans- portation problem is solued by the use of a certain girfs bike. ROSE FINN 4'An1f mail I1r1l11y, M11111.'-' K111p.x ukiclxu quirf in tlzw fruni mu' nf NIL' Hnxyf, ulnk SIH7tS'T rec'- 11r11.s' are lwr f111'1u'i!1',s. Sl11 v II gum! typist, C.XI.P.,,s- Ili! ffm .xpnlf Ii1'111lVs Illflyflll-il1C,S uny- Iin11'-1111111L'l11'l'L'. ALTHEA FRANTZ Eccrytlzing is A'1111c,s- Inf' tu Tcclcly. Tull with lung fillgL'l'lllliI1S'. Ilcr ir1t1'1'1',s't.s ure l.'lll'fClI-OHL' nf tlzcsc i.s in L11L'clI1'. B1'I1mg,x to 11112 Tlzrec A1llSkL'fCCl'S. In!c'l11l.s' In Sflltly Illll'-Sillg ul 11112 lf of P. HELENE GABEL The 1'111.s.s- buitlc' 'f'. tAGll11lI!fv.S.. tl11' lite-wire in 1111 lzcr 1'111.s'scs. Rapid flIIkCl'. Neat lmirrln. AI1c11y,s figfliing wiflz thc b1ry.s'. S1m11'1111y sl11 I1 I6'!ll'l1 In 1Iri1f1' Wrrlf, 6'llI'. SprC1'l1cn Sic ulJCllfSl',1?'7 NANCY GEARHART Helter klIUlL'Il ,ls A'X11111'1x Tall, clark, 111111 lL'Ulll'S blue-1'inm1c'1l gI11.s:s'1'.s'. A f11sl1i1m critic- f11L'1n'.s tczilnrczl lines, I,ik1f.s In 11.sk !lllL'SfflJPl-Y. UVIIUQS' l11m11' frmn s1rl1111fl with ll C'CI'fl1il1 sonze- mw. Uh, I fflink l11 ,s' cul1'.', JEAN GENSEL Cute 111111 p1:p11l11r. Likcs- llllllffllif, matics-, 1Sl?Ul'f-S'. IIIIS lots of friends. 1111t1's SIJIIIUVSII. HP: f11L'1frit1' 1'xpr1'.ssi1nz- I I71l'tll1 - - .U JOHN GOWER 1111111111-Q511-l111'k11.' One nf flu' Grain Dllllllfilltllvi' bc'-Si 1'11.s't1m11'r.s', flllS 111111111 lllfl'llL'fl0ll,S in Gir- 11r1lL'ill1'. Known 11s KKCIIIIV, :XIILYIUS smiling'- IICUCI' llllgflf. Ellsrf in gd along lL'lll1. BERT HAAS Her! Slllf-S'l1L -Y ll w1m111n l111t1'r. CTl111t's- ll ma!- tcr nf 11pini1m.'lJ High! Qllllfll llll the f1mll111ll f1'11n1. 'tO111ll1's of jnlccfs. Oflvn -S'lIifS, Arc you ll lmy .s-1'1111t nr ll wise g11y.9', Quiet Ccfxcept in IIUIIIC' rzmnz 5. LEO HARDNOCK A .s-lmrt, l2l111'k-l111irc'1l fellow. C1111 lllllflllf-S' 111' fllllllll at R11111lmzl111.s'li'.s'. Miss Young will nzisx Leo. 1B11t not 7lCllI'ly 115' ll1Hl'll 11-S' the fl1l'C-Q' Pf1z,Qli.s'l1 lmoks lm loses Cl1Cll y1'11r.J MARGARET HARDNOCK Holy CUlL'.U Full of fun, friendly. Peggy, Cluzfterlmx. Good cluncer. Likes nmcicv. sports, llllll Cllfwfllg gum. High stepping drum n111j11r1'ltC. just l111l2l1les with energy. HELEN HEINZE nlll'lll.Zll'.n I.il:1'.s' 111 1lri1'1f !l11' 1'11r. Is nf!1111 .s'1'1'n in Gtll'lllll1, Deep in tlm IlCIll'l of TCx11.s'. B11Ilz1'r.s- purple for ri1l1'.s' to fmrilmll g11n10i. IInw 11l11w11z' flllll?' Talks- ll mile ll minute. A llll'S'lJl!ll1. ,- JEAN HELLER The lift' of the party! Angul.': Likes swim- ming, football ganirs, olives. anrl eonzir' hooks. Greetings and -S'lllllfllflHlt.S',u Atty Bonds Tu- lllllfpu ltfs- Conlon, I lzvliere. ALVIN HEPLER IIep'sf' a lad from Lavelle. Toothpick chew- er. Hunting and fisliing take much of his time- Sis and Harry james take up the rest. Etc, etcf' Likes to tease girls in home room. JUNE HEPLER Collects postcarcls. Sleeps zulzeneuer possible. Oh Goshll' Interested in the Air Corps and the Marines! Short. Natural wavy hair. Ex- Cvllwlt cocalllllrlry. Thriues best on hamburg- ers anzl cokesl DORIS HOFFA Any clay nowf, Likes walking and letter writing. A personalizecl giggle. Movies anal spaghetti are her facoritees. Shels a bluslzer. RUTH HOFFMAN IIuffie. Tall and rlark. Likes to eat in Home Economics class. Plaicl skirts. Supplies jokes in all classes. Enjoys going to the movies. fkllllfl cloesn'tPD CHARLES HORN ll111'11i1'. Quiet, Il1lL'l11fx .s111i1i11g. C1111 always he -S'l'L'lI f'llfCl'illg A115 11l111z1t three 77211111168 111'f111'1' 111' after the 11811 1'i11g.s'. Hefs S1010 and .s'11'1',11y. 11111 lQL'l'1l 111111'11 lllL'll1iL' lL'11CI1 K1 gir1'S 11111111111. DOROTHY HUGHES ':D11t to HC'1lI'1y e1.'e1'y111111y. S118'-S' ll gum chew- e1',jitte1'l111g 115111111 touj, 111111 ll C111111y11111d deb. Her f11c11rite song is URIIIIPSOIIU in B1ll?.', XVIICIZ .she rolls t1111s'e eyes-. ' LEROY HUGHES Our L'lll'-Sify l,llllI'1'6I'1JlIL'1i is Il 1001111111 hater! He's rery quiet, 111111 shy. Answers to '6Lee.', Never lL'UI'I'1U1S'. C1111 !I1lL'l11fS' he f11111111 1L'111ki11g lll'0lll1l1 1111511 with 'cS1111111111.', SAMUEL HUGHES S1111111111. The .s'1111111est center A-9111117111 ever 111111, Be1'1111se he's 1111111i1111f111 of the ,qir1S, heh? c011te11t 111 5-j1e1111 his time with 'lee' at 51111111 fs. SHIRLEY JEFFERY A fll11iL'l'. Is- .s11'1'11y 111111 1'11.s1f going. Get 111111 11111l1'l1l111,v1w t111l11y, jeff? A ,g111111 1'hi111's 11111'-.wx I-fats l1lllA1l1g 51111111 ,11'1'i1111s'. Nut one fm' 111'g11- ing, IfL'1'1'11111111y'.s- fri1'1111. v ISLWYN JONES '11::11f.A' T110 g111.s 1'1111101'. 111' 1111,v II 1i11fl!'1i for 111111'11i1101'1l, Li1x12s' 111 IIIl11l'1' 11171111111 i11 111.s' s1111l1. A 111071f1-IL'lll'1j-111l11'l'!1 f0111111'. H1'111111'.s 11111 111111 111111'1111111.5- 111111 1c1'0j1s 1110 g11'1s 1111111111 I 111110 1116171 1111.11 RUSSELL KEHLER f111C 111 11111 l16'12llfC1'-Y 111 A,s1z1111111 High. Always' lL'UlIl'S 11-11110 1x1111'1s. A g111111 111111111'111111i011111. Clerk. II1'1'1' ya 1110, S11.s'10.', WILLIA M K ELLER 1'11i1111011x1. 'A11i111 1'1111 111111 11111111.s111111'. Li1fCS 1:1 111'1L'C 1111118 P111'1f111'11, I-f11'111x l1l1lll'4'S' 111111 111111- 1 1 .1 V 11's'. T110 11101-11111 111105-111111, uxx.11l'l'f'.1S Sll1'I111.Ju JOHN KIEFFER A l11CI1l1IL'f 11f 1110 B1'llX11 XVic111011s U1111111. Fr1e11111y, 1115111-1111ir0c1. Likes 1110 girls. Under- mines 1110 -SUI'U1l11y of C1z0111i.s-111, 111b. The 1111r11c.s1 thing 11f 1111 is 111 110111 11112 1111g1er 1'1111 .... ' ROSEMARY KLEPONIS LKRK1-5105, is Mr. E1110r1C1c'.s' 1111111110111 1111111 111 p0r.s'011. T110 11111111111 111111ar 111111111 A100118 111011111 11f .s-1111i11110ry, B11i111s up 1110 11111r1110 nf 111efoo1- 111111 p111y0r.s 101111 1101 f0ll-S'1l1Q 1-110c'rs. H7111 soon 110 mring for 11-11111111011 ,s-11111101'S'. CLARENCE KLINGER A smilcr. Prvfuts tu trurvl lay truck. Partial tu Frm'kL'i1Iv. Alzximzx tu lulrv Nu' ,Qll-SUIUIL' .short- age .s-c'!fIc'cl, A l?ClYS'llll4S'ilQL' fc'l1c1u'.' IRENE KRAH '-uvlll'I'l f1 gnu gp! tlzmc 1K'l'l7l'l'S:'W Slmr! and rzzthcr shy. IJ1.s'likv.s' refilling, Popular songs nmkc ll lzit with her. Her fuvmritc SfIllLfCl' ix QG1w.s-.v lulzu?J-Ifrzlrzk Sirmtra. JEANETTE KRAMER Ifrlr-rings, :nuke-up, mul Holy Jlllllliilmw. Slzvfs wrzuirwcfrl that thc Anzcriz-an .wlrlivr 'i.s ilu' Irvs! in the world, Trllkalilrv CASIQ Mixx Yu11ng.D Check that Spmxislx uc'cer1t.' ANNA MARIE LASSER UXVIIGVCA-S' Tfllif-S'iC?i, Faithful forever. Shdll argue to the bitter endf Supplies the sigl1.s- in flu' Rmmlll Rvagun 1mnriCS. 18,16 's gn! rfflldfl trzstv. Ima-n't .s-lm ,girI.s'f j JEAN LEFFLER 1u.s'tlnuc'S miimz lumks. Prltlmlizvvs sIlfflICI',,S', Tlzinks s'id01L'z1Il:,s- nmlcv gnml flrirewzzzfs. Part mvrxcr of fha green Cl1cL'iC.,' FREDERICK LOEPER I-'rif:. A zwll lcmiiuii nzwizlnvi inf liulpli Nvi- miznfs Kim-.aff flung. A gfmrl miflviii. Tim' luis 'lIlll'f. lu' uni lnring out tory gum! points' in any -lI',Ejllli1Plll.. Tim gnml,'7 Likzxs lfitx of fun Dfiosil-I lv! iliv girls lmtlivr liim. GERTRIQDE LOVE Yu11'i'0 mit lsizlcliizf' Certify lim lI'lllfCllUCl fl ,'ffi-c,spU1'i11llif in LllLxCllU. Ask livr lllllilll' jim -mal u.'Ufr'lz livr lilusli. lSliL'l1 ri prviiif rail, 100.1 Slzuis mic iff flu' Tlzrce ll1islfvtc'c'i2s. DONALD MARTZ JIart:.ic.'A 1103- fzillmiivc mul full nf mi.s-cliicf. A giggling FlAC'I'ifll1lI1g is- Dfm't gft gay ,- fiw .Variziax Hiiiiflcizlzzis-lfs ix flic place lie- f'flIlS'C . . . EVELYN MACRER Eng, Small and petite: Secretarial lL'Ul'klS tlle imp of tim lffllclvr. Puls zzrounrl lL'llll Gabel and Lvff. Did you we 'Our Lllfllw, Always on tlle lmmn' mll. E. JANE BICDERMOTT .YiL'lc.'? Lilfacs lu !ffll it to tlzv iiiz1r'i11c.s.'A Tlzatls zulzy alle nuccls Qu many postage slamps. fflTllllC1S' alurlying. Youll know slick arouncl lL'llUl1 y0ll lrcur, Holy Flyinlf, JAMES BICPIALE lim, Tlu jmpular filly frum Larrllu. Gil' his pvjw frunz rating applm. All Amvriuan rmlf Uvill wlu flu' Nllfltll lllvllllfllls llflfl' flu' nuff. BARBARA BHNNICK Hczl lmir. firry fcmpvn' Skippc'r likvs reall- ing mul baking. lkzw gallmm of ink to lccfvp up Iluf nuvrzllv uf nur Army. 7'lmsc pl'icCl0'-w. .spmm1z1wm I't'IIHlI'lU.' ROBERT MULLIGAN Trivial. '4Bnl1. Smnctinzm rullerl BlaclciC. Scrlccl us clas.s- pmviflwzl fur four years. Musi- cally irwlirxerl. Likes fu llavc a gond time. Found in Slllilllllglx' lzclliml the eigllf ball. IRENE NARCOYVICH Plvuxing tu lcrmux' Cowl stlulcvlt. subtle lzu- nmr, imjmislz grin, Ctlllll flu-ide lncfhuecn Sin- atra mul Cmslzy. A u'vll lIltIIlllCI'L'll lassie. Cul- lcfcts nulriv Iuwks. HARRY NATSCHKE Quiet, ,s-inc'c'rz' anal unzscierztiulzs. Etlifm'-im vhivf uf The Black Dianuuul. An expert on all current Imukls and a ulzizz, at Snviulugy and l'fngli.sl1 litcraturv, Lilcvs Cora-l1u'in music and Rita IltllflL'Ul'fl1, DORIS NEETZOXV :'1,urfl. gin' nz: lI!lllL'?ll'U,lN Um' rurlwt rzzuzsc' wf llw fufrlrrz Silly zlnulzlr' fa'z1f1m'.x fm' ll .xpwiffl flll4Ul'lfl', Mlllmznliglzt Smmfzf' IIIIIIQIYS lwr xfurrzj- l'Ifl'l1, Hukws limvlrj nzrmvrf tvmling lilly fuls. CARL NOCHTUN ucllfllf,-N flu' Img witlz flu, Pt'1MU!lCI1f Sllllltl .-X llmlnlw' ul flu' Iinxy. I.ilf4w In zvritv. 'lbffm ll ,wlx in flu' lmncl. 0ffr'r.s- N'z1ltr'r xVll1l'lIt'lI www lively fwzxputitimf, Ifm'r'gvfi1', lmsy. Ili'- vrrilw lxim lnwf. HELEN OESTREICH Blushing, lzlmul, lzclrcwlwai. Oh. tlm A.Cl1CLTlL'... The fauuritv ,sung is Cm1.stm1tly. Actin' in churvlz uml -wlmnl affairs. An IIVIICIII' fuvtlmll frmf GEORGE PEARSON uDU'Il't lvl if wrrrry you. Allzlvtirh A trnmlzfm- is! with tl will In lcurn Cvrnmn. UPUIIIIQ, Tlzf' Air Cnrpfx flu' llllllillfllll. Drlmnzlir, pcpprf, ru'll-zl:'vw'4l. JOHN PLATT 13111111 uf flu' flaw. Six-fmft strider Tall and lflmlfl. IHS! full llim -kSllll'lC,u l.ilcL2s lmalcctlmll mul tim BW Srmztx. llffpw ln luf cz dlliclclgf for l'm'lr' Sum. VVILLIAM REICHARD Tull. clark. unrl lmrzilaorne. iOh you kicllb Likes foothull und runs like II Creek athlete. A pro- file like Barryrnoro. :Kl'gllll1CllfS with Mr. limerick ure his ment. Bill will go Jlllkllllllf- ing with thc Air Corpv. LOIS ROBERTS P1izl's girl luis long. dork hairg is ll shortyg unrl works in Gellcrtfs. Iler voice is very goocl. Thr' .w'hool's' glanmnr girl. A mos! zlistinetiue milk, Collc'1'!.s ull kinds of 110-SfL'lIl'll1S'. EDWARD ROONEY Ilcrefs our silver-tongued, athletic Foxf' An authority on girls. XValks with a swagger. Loves to flip pennies. Sports are his life and loves. BETTINA RUDY Bettyfs that .soplzistiezztecl lovely who belongs- to the Air Corps. Seen often with Jeep Cher dogi. Bangs on our school piano-a good bang, however. Metropolitan Opera's her liighest hope. A friend to all boys. FRANK RUSSELL t'Dinky, the coupboy of the open rocul, pre- fers Cirarzluiile fernziles. Football is his se:- onzl choice. He'.s jolly and strong. The favor- ite hy-line's Doubly-Doublyf' HELEN SCHLORFF Easy going. Likes traveling and letter writing -another army crvrresponflent. U'e hear she has II kmzck for plzotography, A girl who lse- lieces in taking her time. REGINA SEANER A snappy drum rnajorette. JennfS lively anfl energetic. A contagious smile. Thinks dancing is tops. A blonde, curly head with brown eyesl LOUISE SEILER One of the lrelles at Brou:n's. Sports well groomed locks. Attractive attire Come day, go day. Auoids study. HAZEL SENER W'itiy. YVows the boys. YVaggles her tongue. Peppy, rosy-cheelcerl. W'utclz that twinkle in her eye. Star of the Rendezvous. MARCIA SENER Fm Murcia, not Iluzelf' Proud of her little niece. YVe wonder what camp receives all the letters she mails? Has u strong interest in Girl Scout work. l3I'1'l I'Y JANE SMITH Hfllllffffku II CQ-'I'rf1fn 'Qflff' SIIIVII. Nwnffl, uhk C1111 ,Nlwf1tfm, .Uixul mfk. 1.1km mm!- wu mul wkntx. I wmzfly wvn ruth l'ff:m1tw 111 lm 1-Ufnl. Vwllulw nwuffff fum, Frllfw Mlm! ffm: llL'll7 1l1fHt!.H D.-XNIICI, SNYIJEH TM' lung zmffzgw fwnu. l?1u1'W ggizww nu! hm lzwkv Un ilu' fwfrmf Ilsw fI'll'IlIHff. fum ufzlgf llfzir, fmfl lx jus! fwuzwilxg ff'wn1 fm Nllffllfw. ACN' ix lux Ilfrfx fzffjfing fu IJKJNIIIIN ffm' l'f1lwN Xl. IP. SARA H SNYDER Xary lmn.s!m'.' CHM Vsfudy 1w1'inds. Liluw hr rwld lmnks, I.ikv.s' dam-ing. Ifrcrylzndyk pal. xfflllh luis, An Q'I1fI1IHflINffl' fzlflfllllll ffm. C'l,.-XRENCE TABOR Big-slricling, wivrztifif' f'1un1. ,Xu lllllllffllf' l71lf7fL7QV!1lIIl4'7', llvfx ffmrxd in fill' utugjv ukiugx Ur lwlziml ilu' lI1Hl'fQ' prfvjcftur. I1'urz1-luvrking. clvpwnzlfzlwlt-MK lnfund fn lm un Pfimfuizz, G ICR.-XLD WALTER Quirf. lunlzfrlf, rfflrk ww N, uf:l'7'l'!fN Iiww in IJ!- rwllfy Huilds mffflwl zziruzffzzrzm, Il1f1'r'1'wf4'rf il: IlkHlIH'H uluwifllljj ll l'L'V'fl1fII Clffnlwla girlk Lilvzw zmrrifw. OPAL VVARY Honest to john. Spencls zceek-enfls in Mount Carmel. Pals around with Jeannette. A eer- tain DLP. in Ieelanrl. Oops, XVILLIAM VVEBER Short, quiet, unassuniing VVilly.', Collects stamps anrl huilrls model airplanes. Speedy. Likes machinery. U'on't tell us ahout his gulf GEORGE WEIDENSAUL The class's man about town. One of the reasons the News' Chrysler looks as it cloes. Com- mutes between Candyland and Gordon. Known as Cntton.', Likes hunting, fishing, and girls. J UNE WEIKEL The silent type. Conti naturefl. Does lots of reading. Collects photographs. Knows all about rarl io programs. ALMA WEIR Ohf Those hamlzurgers of Browns. YVell-dress- ed, dramatic. Loves them all, Plaid skirts and finial colors. Likes all kinds of sports. Those rerl- rim m erl glas-ses.' ALVIN XYETZEL fllllll-ll'U!'lCCl' 'Hlzlzyu is the lllond l'l1!ll'I7IL'l'. Can llc s1'1'n 11111111111 S11'11ri:,'S or in Fr111'kL'ill1'. 'Out of s-1-hool a lot. Likes hunting. P1i.s'.s1fs.s'1's ll In-ight l'l'!l hlusli, GRACE VVETZEL Poised, I20,Jllllll', pretty, U'ell-dressed. Pastels. Enjoys German class, Studie,d', hest girl. lDon't11sl: her to verify it.D Our May Queen. LEATRICE WETZEL 'AToots'i seems quiet. Interested in light litera- ture. Knows ll certain supereute', football player. Goes through the corridors like greas- ed lightning, but comes to a halt at Mr. Xatschkels room. hm . . . Very bashful at times. Holy Hlllllll1lZ.,, JANEANNE WILLIAMS A short, black haired version! Always crochet- ing rag rugs. Thinks the business world Ls' just the ticket. Relishes hot fudge sundaes. Ah lllll'6'.P, Likes skating. LLOYD VVOLFGANG Class skipper, hunter, and sportsman. Lloyd- iel' has ll yen for foreign stamps. Takes long walks to keep his cheeks rosy. The inevitable unsiuer, Are you kidding? THOMAS XVOOD KlilllL'll 111 11i.x f1'i1'1111x 118' 'l'11111. 1I1 x ll 1l11i1'i. 1'1111.s'1'i1'11ti1111x, .slay f1'111111', A .v,111rI.s- 1'11l1111.x'i11-Si. T11111 11111's11'! l1111l11'r Illllf'1l ll.'111l I111' f1'111111:' 1111g111. fxvlillf ll 11111111 P11111 ,wl111rk. ROBERT YEAGER Quite ll 11111i1'1s 1111111 1.1 Y1'11g. B1111 is ll wry .s'111'i11111c fe11111L'. A f11.s11i1111 cxpcri. sVll1f'11 111s p11r,s'1111111if1f g1OlL' 1111011 ll 1-11111 lllllII12CI'u 7111.s-s-1'.v 1Jfl. 1Il1C'l'1Ul' 11e1'111'1lt1ll'-W1 flI '-' JOHN YOUSKITES P11rky.', f1111y, g111111-1111f111'1111, 111111 fI'1l'lIl11y. 111- ierestwi in f1111f111111, 1111.s-1'I11111, 111111 111111ti11g. Cuff! prc11i1'! 11-11111 111711 ,wif 111'.x't. Li1111s, 1111! 11110, but 1111 t111' ,gir1.v. LEONARD ZATAVESKIE K1111wn as UBlll'1iu 111' Z11t. Il1 .s- l'l'l'ij .s'111'i111111' A11 111110 1111110112 l'.s-111111y llli1!'1. 11111 .vIi11 1L'll1f'l' r1111.s- IICCILP ROBERT GLESSNER A rugged i1111i1fi111111li.s-t, B1111. A f1111t111111 1111111. Likes sports. Quiet ut ti1111'.x. iC1111 L'll-91111 1'L'lIL'1l the other extre1111',J Likes t111' girls, 11111 sti1'k.s t11 his one and 1111111 C11I'l'll1ll1l'-Y 1C1SllfL'1y 11111111111 thc' town. Q! 152 ffecam! Sweethearts .........,W...... ..,... J ames McHale and Gertrude Love Free and Easy .................. ............,..,........................,-.-,-AA,---, S ophomores The Sheik of Araby ..............,-......A,....----.......-,----- --v------A--.------------- W illiam Keller Oh! The Pity of It All ..........,.......................,,.. -,-------. R eport Cards You'd Be So Nice to Come Home To ....-,. --,,,1--.,,---,- J ean Gensel The Gang's All Here ...................................... .-.--v.--------------- D eutSCh KlaSSe Pistol Packin' Mama .............,-----..---,-----.--- -.-,-----,.----,---,,----,A--- H elene Gabel Oh What a Beautiful Morning ................................ Vacations and Saturdays She Wears a Pair of Silver Wings ...------.--,-------,-,,--,----,,-,---A,-,-,e--,A,-- Bettina Rudy One O'Clock Jump .e.,.......,............,.,..... Getting Back to School After Lunch There Are Such Things ...--, -------------------,----,,-----,,---,---,--,4AA--Y-eee-.-, E Xarninations Strawberry Blonde ......,...,... ..--......---..--.--------.--------------- B arbara Minnick Woodpecker's Song .....i.......,...,........... ..t.......--..- T yping Class My Wild Irish Rose ...,.,.......-....,,...,.....,, --,---,--,--,.,.- R ose Finn By the Light of the Silvery Moon ....... .------- J unior Prom Wishing ....,..,,................................................ .......... J une Weikel If You Please .................t....................... ................................... M iss Strohmeier Tin Pan Alley . . . or Tramp, Tramp,'Tramp ........ Classes Passing in the Corridors You'd Be Surprised ....e....... ,.......................Y.............e..,...... B etty Daniel At the Crossroads .,ee....... .......,............. M iss Prichard's Office Small Fry .......,......,..,........... .....-.--..-,...... L eatrice Wetzel Jersey Bounce ...................,... ............. B asketball Team Just a Kid Named Joe ,........ ......e... J oseph Feeney How Dry I Am ....i........,---..... ......... S ociology Class Undecided ..-,,,-e-w................. ........,....... O pal Wary Constantly ,-,.-.--.----.--....-...--.. .,..... H elen Oestreich Once in Awhile ........,...-.,.---,- .............,. A ssemblies Strictly Instrumental ........, Take It from There ....... Gobs of Love ................. Deep in a Dream .-,-.... Johnny Zero ............. Make Believe .....,... Heavenly Music .....,. Jim ..,,.......v......t.............,...........,......................,....... Robert Mulligan Junior Class June Hepler Study Hall Paul Gressens 'We All Made the Honor Roll Music Makers James Bensinger At LaSt -'--'-------4A-----------,--------'---------------4-r----..------.--.- ---.-.-...A....... G raduation I've Heard That Song Before fAlibiJ ........ ........ M iss Prichard Blues in the Night ......................................................................................,. Homework Little Sir Echo ....,............,,......v.......................................................... Frederick Loeper Remember -------,--------------------.-e----------.,---..---- -,...... W hen We Were Freshmen In My Arms ..................................................... ..................................,........ A Diploma Don't Get Around Much Anymore ....... ............. G as and Tire Shortage My Heart Tells llfe ..................................... ............... I 'll Pass This Test Cuddle Up a Little Closer ...v................ .................... O de to a Wolf Can It Be Wrong ................................. ........... G eometry Problems Sunday, Monday, or Always ........... ........ 0 utside Assignments You'll Never Know ........i............................ .......................................,... S panieh It Started All Over Again ........................... ......... S chool After Vacations When YOu Hear the Time Signal ................. ............... C hange of Classes Let's Get Lost ........................................................................... ............................. JAMES BENSINGER CARL NOCHTON Freshman GRACE WETZEL ALMA WEIR BARBARA MINNICK ew jzffyiffyfifs af 254 BEST SELLERS How to Wear a G.I. Haircut to the Best Advantage and On Being Comfortable in the Movies are authoritative books written by Carl Nochton, co-owner of the Roxy . . . Critics hail Fritz Loeper's latest prospect, Geometry, Germs and Journalism, for the excellent ma- terial revealed by his explorations of the Nile . . . A new business guide was written by Jean Leffler and Evelvn Maurer. The book is How to Give the Curtest Reply to Customers While Working on a Job That Drives You Crazy. They're still seeking a publisher . . . A must for all mothers is Care and Handling of Small Children, by Irene Narcowich. Irene owns the Kids Kosy Kindergarten. CAMPUS CLIQUES The Vassar lassies are this year's high scorers. Congratulations to mentor. Ed Rooney, for an excelf lent coaching job . . . It's a brand new field now for athletic minded girls who favor the cheer leading angle. The name of Rosie's sensa- tional course-The Kleponis Klass- es for Cheery Lasses . . . Mae Alli- son, Marion Blasius, and Sarah Snv- der proudly announce an enroll- ment of two hundred new members in the progressive A.B.S. Business School . . . Modern dancing has taken a new trend. Fans at the In- dian Village were overwhelmed by the performances given by the pu- nils from the Toes-Un Dancing School. Janeann Williams and Hazel Sener are the internationally famous instructresses. THE SKYiS THE LIMIT Joe Feeney has broken his own altitude record-and shhh! Qwhis- perl inside dope says he's already preparing his plane for another rec- ord breaker. What a man! Bring back a piece of green cheese next time, Joe . . . The Gordon branch of the Trans-Continental Airlines is boosting aviation by Gerald Wal- ter's splendid instruction for sky- minded youthkkeep up the good work, Gerry . . .The men who make them,,Tom Burkholder and Ken Felkerg and the man who flies them..Paul Gressens, test pilot deeeeeluxeg talking things over at the Aviation Club. VOQUETTES This year's title of best dressed to Louise SeilerdAnd boy how she can wear the clothes!!-Tip, ladies, her designer is none other than the eminent Roberta alias Lois Roberts . . . Novice 4 Rose Finn is the newly appointed editor- in-chief of Mademoiselle's Glamor. current fashion magazine . . . Uh- lalawthe gown modeled by Bar- bara Minnick at Madame Gensel's fashion show yesterday! Praises for Jean Gensel's designing,exul- tations for Minnick's modellingr.-- the whole thing adds up to more. CURE CORNER Angels of Mercy! Post-war vol- unteers for reconstruction work in the Philippines - Those gentle lasses: Ruth Hoffman, Helen Oes- treich, Jane McDermott, and Al- thea Frantz. Just what are they doing over there anyhow? Keep your children fit as a fiddle. Take them for regular check-ups to the famous Hepler- Neetzow Child Clinic. When your child begins to fret and cry, June and Doris will tell you why. LONELY HEARTS Lonely? Join Pooch Farrell's Lonely Hearts Bureau. Make your life gay, the Pooch Farrell way. She guarantees to chase the blues. HOLLYWOOD HEARSAY Notice music lovers! Another orchestra's to be screened. Jimmy Bensinger, leader of the Sophisti- cated Swingsters, signed a contract with Colossal Studios. See him play his sax in Technicolor. CThe pic- ture, not the sax.D . . . Robert Yeag- er, famous actor and screen lover, today started work on a new pic- ture Moon Over Ashlandvwcast, excellent, acting, goodg Yeager, wow! . . . Slated as That Cute Guy Lee' Hughes appears in the movie of the same name. Lee makes the women swoon as did a certain radio singer a few years back . . . L.E.O. Studios are still being crammed with fan mail for News Highlights of Leo Hardnock, creator of Black Pete, the Outlaw and Captain Commando. Leo's comic cartoons are the hits of the year. FIRST NIGHTER Applause! Applause! Bettina Rudy wows audiences in her new musical comedy Sing Out the Blues . . . Lights-Music-Curtain -and out she trips and flits. It's Dottie Hughes, famous ballet dancer, now appearing in Wood Nymph . . . The play, Country Cousin, which is now storming Broadway, features Donald Martz. CBackground as Gordonite serves him well.J Silly Martz makes good. Orchids to Peg Hardnock and Regina Seaner, members of the famed Rockettes, for 'their novel dancing exhibitions. Musical Note-That swingtime lifeguard, George Pearson, and his all Girl Orchestra, are now appear- ing nightly at the Skyview Casino. He is featuring Jean Heller, the noted trumpeter-loud or sweet, she sure sounds neat. WHAT'S NEW IN INVENTIONS Race along the ground at 200 miles an hour, push a buttongout sprout wings-and you're in the air. This is the Jones O'Car, Is- lwyn's own latest invention . . From the patent office in Washington comes reports of a revolutionary jumping device. This is a product of the Wood's Welding Works. It's Tom's newest invention. It is not yet possible to use it for a leap into the middle of next week . . . Wiz- ard Willie Weber wows the world. It's a plan for a Trans-Atlantic tun- nel to rock the engineering world . . . Plumbing has gone a long way since Charlie Horn invented his energy-making machine, the Mope- in' Machine. It changes mope into energy. Charlie finds it useful in plumbing . . . Clyde Prichard, who remained in the army, was advanc- ed another notch shortly after the army accepted his plans for a ray gun of very great power. Details are not available because of the power of this invention. RADIO NEWS Have you heard that fascinating quiz show called Tarry with Harry ? Harry Natschke is the mental wizard featured. Stump him '54 and receive one box of El Ropo's at the company's expense. He is also known as Harrison Natch, who plays Scrooge and Santa Claus in many a play . . . Today Clem Ta- bor takes over a new job as hook- up engineer for International. Clem formerly worked for N.B.C. Dials and switches are for what Clem itches . . . In a recent poll Danny Snyder and his Rhythmairs took top notch for the best liked broad- casting orchestra - Orchids to Danny. He is sponsored by Sny- der's nationally famous ice cream . . A peal of thunder-a flash of light- ning-the Phantom's sinister laugh -.that's Porky. John Youskites is C.B.C.'s chief sound effects man. A complete study of noises and their origin keeps him busy . . . Laugh and Live featuring Mir- iam Baur is the current radio craze Turn on your radio, hear a blast of laughter..and that's it. Mim's motto is Look the world in the face and laugh. . . . Music critics praise R.obert Mulligan for an ex- cellent bit of music, his 30th Sym- phony. This was played for the first time over the air by the Philadel- phia Symphony Orchestra. The composer was guest conductor . . . Dorothy Adams. noted radio com- mentator and columnist of the Top- town Tips. has just been hailed as the 1954 Dorothy Thompson. SPORT LIGHT Now you see him, now you don't .. Cotton Weidensaul, this year's dare-devil of the Indianapolis Speedway. Fans thrill as he rounds the bends at 300 miles an hour. The crack car smasher is also an expert chicken farmer. tHe always takes a chick with him in the car for good luckb-the lucky egg! Pigskin Parade- Dinky Rus- sell did it again for the Purple Bay Packers. Score: Packers, 35, Yellow Hornets, 25 . . . Chicago Bears trim Detroit Wolves. The Bear's pigskin carrier, Buck Zat- aveski, made the sensational 85 yard dash. Lloyd Wolfgang pro- vided the expert blocking. On the Mound-St. Louis Blues head south for winter training. Prospects look good for Manager Ike Bobb. Again next spring we'll see Bob Glessner at first base for the Bald Eagles. News Highliglits of '5-l: Fancy Figures ton iceJAAlma Weir, former Olympic star, is cut- ting figure eights at Madison Square Garden,Best since Sonja fltblllei BUSINESS PERSONALITIES Extra! Extra! Read all about it in the Fetterolf Gazette. Pete. Edi- tor-in-Chief, boasts a large circula- tion . . . When it's Three O'Clock in the Morning he's going out. not coming in. That's your milkman, Clarence Klinger . . . Keeping the F.B.l. offices all a-buzz with their lively gossip are no others but Ruth Butler, Evelyn Devine. and Mary Dunleavy . . . Do you want glossy locks? Just look at Bill Reichard's waves in a Thomas ad- vertisement. Ifhm! Chm! . . . A flashy convertible and a quiet smile belong to Sammy Hughes. the Coal King. He owns a fleet of trucks and many independent mines . . . Keep your home fires burning. Have Al- vin VVetzel and Ray Madden as your ever ready coal dealers. . . Building a booming business at Rickard's in Gordon. Shirley Jeffrey has her hands full fof ice creamb . . . Well. Bert Haas is finally maitre de hotel at New York's famous Glitter Room . . . Jeanette Kramer now has the job that makes her feel right at home. She's behind the jewelry counter at Gimbel's . . . From ham- bergers to crepes suzette,All New York dines at Agnew's. Marion's fashionable restaurant, No won- der! Her competent staff includes Doris Hoffa. manager: Anna Marie Lasser. Hostessg and Irene Krah. cashier. XVhat a restaurant.-what food! . . . Watch the birdie-Opal Wary. famous photographer for Picun Magazine, has won the Na- tional Award for her photograph of Alvin Hepler. Alvin is famous for the further development of the helicopter . , . No worry. no strife: buy Duncan's life. Joyce is now head ladv of the Duncan Life In- surance Company while Georgene Dengler and Helen Schlorff are capably handling the sales promo- tion department . . . Paint jobgthe Statue of Liberty is receiving a coat of paint from the expert brush of Jack Kieffer. SOCIETY CIRCLES EliteAThe dinner party given by Grace II etzel honoring her hus- band's re-election to the Senate Chamber. Among the guests: Mary Alice Dengler, the only woman Su- preme Court Justice. accompanied by her secretary, Leatrice Wetzel. What politicians! . . . Oh, yes, also present. gathering information for ner Gabby Gabbers Gossip Column, the loquacious Helen Heinze . . . French dishes were served by Rus- sel Kehler and William Keller. catere1's bourgeois . . . Tidbits H- Who was that famous baseball player with Betty Daniel at the Ritz Carlton? He looks familiar. Betty! . . . Ding! Dong! XVedding bells for Gertrude Love and Jim McHale. She's the woman's golf champion: he's the ex-football star of Princeton. Congratulations! . . . On Broadway AOops! Bumped into Betty Jane Smith, social worker and socialite. hurrying to a lecture by June XVeikel. who just returned from missionary work in the depths of Africa. CHATTER IN THE CAPITAL Moscow Bound.-Representative Nancy Gearhart has been appoint- ed ambassador to Russia. She leaves for the U.S.S.R. as soon as her term as House member from Pennsylvania expires. Congratula- tions! . . . Colonel Earl Davis heads new division of the VVar Depart- ment . . . Busiest stenographer in XVashington is Alice Drumheller. She is secretary to the Chief Jus- tice of the Supreme Court . . . Em- bassy NewsLLHelene Gabel is Ger- man interpreter at the United States Embassy in Berlin. IVie be- finden sie sich? New Arriyals..Here comes the Navy! Admiral Platt arrived in XVashington this morning. Stuck Acer pa1'don me.,Admiral. will be decorated for outstanding service to the government of the United States. He is accompanied by his aides, Ensigns Jack Gower and Patty Devlin. Ensigns? VVell what do you know! . . . Field Direc- tor Marcia Sener, of the Girl Scouts. is in Washington for an im- portant White House Conference. CARL NOCHTON. Chairman JAMES BENSINGER BARBARA MINNICK ALMA XVEIR GRACE WETZEL H fgfmamfgdzfw FRESHMAN 19-10-1941 Those first memorable weeks of schedule-wrong classroomsw and all the confusion of bewildered freshmen were ours when we en- tered A.H.S. in 1940. VVe had the distinction of being the largest class in the school. We represented Ash- land, Lavelle, Mowry, and Helfen- stein. VVhen we became acquainted we elected our class officers. Presi- dent, Robert Mulligan, Vice Presi- dent, Paul White, Secretary, Jean Leffler, Treasurer, Daniel Snyder, Historian, Jean Heller. We took an active part in Stunt Night and had a representative in both the Thanksgiving and Christmas plays. Just as A.H.S. was becoming famil- iar to us we found ourselves about to enter our Sophomore year. SOPHOMORE 1941-1942 In our second year we felt we knew the ropes a little better. VVe again selected Robert Mulli- gan as our president and elected Daniel Snyder as Vice President, Evelyn Maurer, Secretary, Harry Natschke, Treasurer, and George Pearson, Historian. That year the Sophomores gave the Thanksgiving Play, A Thanksgiving Adven- ture, under the direction of Miss Weber. We then began to realize we were part of A.H.S. The mem- bers who took part in this play were Dorothy Adams, Alma Weir, Dorothea Davison, Rosemary Kle- ponis, Robert Mulligan, George Pearson, Joseph Feeney, Clarence Tabor, and Marie Theresa Farrell. In January we held our first dance. This gave our treasury a much needed start. We inaugurat- ed a new precedent by sending Pollyanna Baskets to classmates who were absent for many days. And time went by! JUNIOR 1942-1943 And now the age of sophistica- tion-our Junior year. Our treasury swelled by leaps and bounds. We had lots of fun at all of our dances but especially at our famous Christ- mas Dance. This year we were also busy selecting and ordering our class rings. Then came our school paper, the Black Diamond, and from the Junior class, fifteen be- came staff members. March found Miss Weber and twenty-six Juniors busily working on the play What a Life ,the smash hit of the season.You didn't forget the Junior Prom, did you? On the night of May seventh. The Hotel Loeper Ballroom held a festive air. The girls lengthened their skirts and piled their hair high and the oppo- site sex donned their best suits. Ivan Faux and his orchestra pro- vided the star dust. Along with our numerous pleasures we took time out to face the responsibilities of our nation at war. We put the Second War Loan Drive over the top with Ashland High School stu- dents buying S4,193.00 worth of stamps and bonds. SENIOR 1943-1944 And now.the home stretch! Under the' leadership of Robert Mulligan, president, Daniel Snyder, Vice President, George Pearson, Treasurer, Jean Leffler, Secretary, Helene Gabel, Historian, we hope to make this a better year. Under Miss Quickis direction our thes- pians gave us The Fighting Lit- tles as our class play. A super production! For awhile We thought we wouldn't have a year book-but here it is! And then those memor- able occasions, May Day, Class Night, and-Oh, boy!-Gradua- BARBARA MINNICK CARL NOCHTON tion! X X TX X N L .Ai I I-VV-M . , I A M.,.,fw - 'X-f'Wf1.., ' , X . Q N if I Lgfzm SCE Io xr-XF1IhlR-XIX IX IO II-XIIIJNI x I -X II xI X H II X III'I XI CXIxI 'NOC HTON XOI CFIXIXINIAX IXNOXX I'HI THINI TO XXII-XR -XI XI X XX Flh IxOIFRT X F-XC I R XX AIT! 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'xml muxivzxl 1' 21NiZ'lTOl1S. me hu 'Q UIH1QllVUl'01l to imin mlrsolvvs in the phy.'i1:'1l. 10l ll 2 l sm-'nl fivlrl: fri' life- XYith tho holp of our zulx'i.'m's. Xu A tpn 1 ' 'Q A.H.S.z I T rm 1 21 full shurw ut' tfm. Front and center march the BONDA- DEERSH-The class of '-1-1 as juniors promoted a stamp and bond selling campaign. They got busy organizing the project that originated in the American History Class. A governing body of four was elected and christened the 'iBonda- det-rs. The stage was set and production was under way in April 1943 during the United States Treasuryis Second M'ar Loan Drive. Bonds were sold to the tune of S50,000. On two other occasions, the bond salesmen aided the financial success of Uncle Sam's Treasury. To maintain and extend throughout the school and community the high standards of Christian characteri'-our own TRI-HI-Y. To help carry out this motto the club elected Presi- dent, Grace YVetzel, Vice President, Nancy Gearhartg Secretary, Peggy Hardnock, lVorship Leader, Miriam Baurg and selected Miss Cockill as its advisor. Brother to the Tri-Hi-Y is the HI-Y. Senior, Junior, and Sophomore boys swell the ranlls of this organization. They're led by Daniel Sny- der, President, Robert Mulligan, Secretary, and james Bensinger, Treasurer. Mr. XVitchey guides them aright. Music, folk dances, sports events, and happy faces crowd Memorial Field as A.H.S. observes its annual MAY DAY celebration. The climax of the day is the crowning of the senior May Queen by the lady-in-waiting. This year, Grace VVetzel will don the regal robes and Regina Seaner will crown her queen. Another entirely feminine group is the HOME EC CLUB. The members propose: to do something for the community, something for the school, and something for themselves. Of- ficers? Oh. theyire Burleigh Kehler, President, Marie Schilling, Treasurer, and Louise Brecker, Secretary. ATHLETICS are well spoken of in Ashland High. Among the various organizations is the FOOTBALL team which was captained through many victories by Leonard Zataveski . . . Close on the heels of football is BASKET- BALL. Led by Captain Harry Knock, the fleet- footed quintet launched many successful skir- mishes . . . The list would not be complete it BASEBALL were not included. Come spring all eyes tum toward the baseball diamond XX which is the site ot many exciting experiences for both fans and the team . . . Because our athletes must be guided by older and wiser heads we hay c Coaches NVillis Pratt and Llovd Daub . . . CHEERLEADERS-do just as the nalne implies. Those red-skirted girls are at all the schools games bobbing up and down in the tempo oi the cheer. Junior and Senior girls who are members of the GIRLS GYM TEAM spend their meeting periods achieving better coordination, better physical fitness, and better health via dances, games. tumbling, and exercises. The fruits of viewed at the animal Gym held each spring. their labors are Team Exhibition know the P.P.Mfs? They're the the service clubs, an outgrowth of Do you youngest of the Current History Class of '46. P.P.M. is the shortcut for the Patriotic Patch Movement. For identification the members proudly sport patches of various brightly colored bits of ma- terial sewed to their sweaters. These patriotic students also promise to mend, darn, stitch, and patch until their clothes can no longer be worng to huv at least one war stamp a weekg and to have their parents invest the money thus sav- ed in VVar Bonds. And don't forget our ever popular GIRLS CHORUS. It is composed of high school girls under the direction of Mr. Roy P. Steeley . . . Among the music groups in Ashland High are those top notch entertainers, The MUSIC MAKERS, familiar to all the dancers at the school. The orchestra is an organized group with Secretary, Bob Mulligang Treasurer, George Pearson, and Business Manager, Iaclc McConnell .... A mong the organizations Mr. Steeley leads are the school ORCHESTRA and the BAND: the latter resplendent in the richly- colored unifonns of cardinal and navy . . . The two young girls who play the piano for .is- semblies and special occasions are Seniors, Betty Rudy and Marie Teresa Farrell. Mystery, romance, laughter, tears-it's stu- dent thespians at work. These dramatic individ- uals of the Senior Class produced the well-bred amateur theatricals in Ashland High. In March 1943 the class of '44 presented the play YVhat a Life and in February of 1944 The Fight- ing Littlesf' Both star productions by talented young actors! Swim Newry Christmas gvqges' I Blaclcppzqzmoncl Press Club Members Enjoy Wagnon's 'As-lignmenl in london' at Conference 'UM'-f 1-:.iz1,.i'1. ' 1, Ensign sr... nam iff' YT, ' ' Lieutenant Tesno ' - , Speak lo School ,WK 1 Belong lu PPMS Welt Palrhes A 3 Tn Sue Money run-rim . Once l pon a1'hrislmas'lu Be Reporter Quizzes ' Chief Pre-Ilolidly Allratlion lsluyn Jones X Rl'Al l'adet - ' ' 1 b s Kind Appears in Swim, B035 ' - New l'niforms al Sophomures Give me v-iz rum Mwfifm 'fm W A .- , , . Holds Program 1 fri., -- g X On Armislieelhy ,.,,, ..,, ,,,. 1.-,.'lilif ' if mmf High Hu Holiday Spirit '- 3 V , Y: N , mm W J 1 W, ,,,... ., H, ,,,..c.,, , ,W , vi., 1-xiii.: pc fm Serond tonverl Assembly Play ' Senior GirIsPlAn - . JY W Bulle!Supper 'f' 'U ' ' ,.j,i, , , . 'ISL Pupils Fhoose President of 'I'ri-Hi-Y A' i . . W- V T- ' '.f 1, To Rule ll lilly Dip Frslililies I Ummm.. ... I , ,...., .... ... ... .- . - :oz 1 -1. ,Q ir .J in ef.. 'll I' Hot Copy Our own honorable members or' the Fourth Estatedethe Black Dia- mond Staff. Each month this galaxy of young journalists present the latest news of activities and events of school interest. Its goal has been to bring about student cooperation in the war ef- fort and to give to the students a true concept of real Americanism. In this, its second year of publi- cation, our monthly four-sheeter has girdled the globe in keeping our soldier alumni well-informed about the patriotic doings ot' A.H.S. Sitting: li. Dillmtm, ll. Xutsc-like. cclitur. F. Loepcr. Stamcling Pom-ll, nrt. B. Bliimiclc. assistant vcli mssistzuit editor, L. Robert, business iiiuimgeix F. Price, sports, H. K1-pncr. assistant business iuumwer ,-.. , cinzv, assistant business IIl1lIlLIQCI'. Bonclaclccrs--Qur ivic Activity incl Ulu' Bond Driu' 1 1009 lYfflNV1lW April. 1943. Miss NYQAIM-r, sponsor. Grd NYM' Boml Drixv 1 507 of town! St'Pf0lIlbl'I'. 1943. 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Saxophone Janet Miller B-flat Clarinets James Bensinger Robert Neiman Dorothy Hughes Beth Enterline Lois Tesno Ida Hornung Burleigh Kehler Joan Major Helen Zimmerman Carol Long David Bronstein Eleanor Boyer Joan XVentzel Ruth McHale Alto Saxophones Dorothy YVatterS Jack McConnell Robert Burmeister Betty Jane XVilliams Daxwi XVetzel Color Guards Albert Snyder Richard Stine Doris Yarnall Mae Noon Drums Robert Oestreich Frank Keck Anthony Concalves John Kleponis David Davies Edward Heber Richard Stine E-flat Altos Joseph Powell Jean VVenlc Joyce Zeplin Elwood Kaufman Basses Fred Young Edmund Tesno Charles Krah Trombones Robert Raudenbush Robert Mulligan George Pearson Russell Kehler Robert Eltringham Caroline XVood Majnreftes Regina Seaner Peggy Hardnock usister Susie Swings ltn A modern comedy in three acts by Dorothy Sterling Presented by the TRI-HI-Y .- November 19, 1943 Direction: Miss Mary E. Cockill The entire action of the play was laid in a sitting room of Hope On, ' an old ladies home. Act I. A morning in spring. Act II. Scene 1. One month later. Scene 2. The next afternoon. Act. III. Immediately following Act II. CAST- MISS PANSY PAYTON ...... ..... MISS BESSIE BARTON ......... ...... MRS. VINNIE VARDEN ........ ...A- MISS MAZIE MAHONEY ........ MISS NORA NAGG ...............,..-........... MISS HARRIET HAZLETON .l....... MISS AR.ABELLA ARBUCKLE ......... HAZEL BAUR ELIZABEH ENTERLINE JEAN GENSEL HELEN HEINZE MIRIAM BAUR MARY HARRIS DOROTHY HUGHES MISS SUSIE SWEET ............................. ................... L OIS ROBERTS MRS. TESSIE TRIPPIT ................ ....... M ARY REVOTSKIE MRS, ROXANNA RAYMOND ...... ................. J EAN LEFFLER MRS. LOTTA LOTT ........A..............A. ...... D OROTHY WATTERS MISS EDNA EARL .................................................... .........A.......... B ETTY SMITH This was the inifial attempt of the TRI-HI-Y in Letis have more in the years ahead. the field of dflllllllfu'-Y. H. Baur, KI. Leffler, L. Roberts, Bl. Harris, B. Smith, D, XVutters, M. Revotskie, B. Enterline, H. Heinze, I Gem sel, M. Baur, D. Hughes. 6 THE JUNIOR CLASS WHAT LIFE' VENING MARCH 12TH HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORI UM azs cz If FRIDA Y E oUR JUNIOR PLAY: What a Lilen told of the every-day troubles of one Henry Aldrich. Since the scene of the play was laid in the office of the principal of Central High Schoolf one encountered the personnel of any such institution plus the faithful and unfaithful following of the afore-mentioned Henry. Situations both humorous and serious arose over a two-day period to show the never- ending struggle of a boy of sixteen. For this play the class of 1944 whole heurtedly assisted in making the production u high light of the year. The hands behind the scenesi' worked tirelessly to reproduce a school within u school. Because of the efforts of Mr. Ercin Xutsflzke, ocluisor, the audiforiurn wax sold out ll day in azlvunce of the perforrnuncc. CAST, MISS SHEA, secretary of Mr. Bradley ....... ........ B ETTY RUDY MR. NELSON, assistant principal ..............,...-.,.......-.---------,..-.--,- JOHN PLATT STUDENTS .,.............,,..........,.................... SARAH SNYDER, ISLWYN JONES MR. PATTERSON, a teacher ........................................ PETER FETTEROLF MISS PIKE, a teacher ......,................ ........-... G RACE WETZEL BILL, a student .................................... ....... G EORGE PEARSON MISS EGGLESTON, a teacher .......... MISS JOHNSON, a teacher ..-.... . MR. VECCHITTO, a parent ......... HENRY ALDRICH, a student .,......... BARBARA PEARSON, a student ......... GERTIE, a student .............................. MR. BRADLEY, the principal .......... MISS WHEELER, a teacher .,....... GEORGE BIGELOW, a student ...... MRS. ALDRICH, Henry's mother MIRIAM BAUR MARION AGNEW ROBERT YEAGER ROBERT MULLIGAN ALMA WEIR ROSEMARY KLEPONIS HARRY NATSCHKE HELEN HEINZE JAMES BENSINGER DOROTHY ADAMS MR. FERGUSON, from police headquarters --...----------- JOSEPH FEENEY MARY, a student .....................................................................-.- MARY DUNLEAVY STUDENTS .................... ROSE FINN, JEAN LEFFLER, JEAN GENSEL, MARCIA SENER, LOUISE SEILER, EDWARD DEVLIN, CLYDE PRICHARD. DIRECTION ......... ......... lt HSS CATHERINE C. WEBER ff , .wi 41, Q, Qi? V' Awww ss' t Q Y , .....--Q px M- ----. . 1 Qs Q 2 5315? ,Q Q gf 1- ,QQ W Asa 4' Wk 2 , ?,..,,. wen 1-1 'sw .1 Q 59,6 isa.-. g...M. Mm ar wifi' OUR SENIOR PLAY: xx The Figliting Littles A play in three acts by Caroline Francke adapted from the novel ofthe same name by Booth Tarkington. Directed by Miss Mildred M. Quick. Date: February 25, 1944 The Littles were a family with opinions of their own and the tempera- ment to express themselves. Over a period of three days much happen- ed to entangle all the characters of this delightful play. Only when the battle royal was over did the Littles discover that they had learned to understand each other and were really a united family. Mr. Little found that the young folk weren't going to the dogs after all. CAST.. ALMATINA ............- OLITA FILMER .....,... FILMER LITTLE -...----- HAM ELLERS ..,.-..-...,. MR. LITTLE .............. GOODY LITTLE .,v,........,,. MRS. LITTLE .......................... ANTOINETTE ELLERS ....... CUCKOO ................................ SCREWBALL .................-..... HENRIETTE PELLAR ...... NORMAN PEEL ............... DICKY HARPEDDLE ....... MRS. HARPEDDLE .,....... MISS POLOGA --.--.-.--.---. JEAN HELLER LOIS ROBERTS ROBERT MULLIGAN JAMES BENSINGER HARRY NATSCHKE GRACE WETZEL JEAN GENSEL ALMA WEIR PEGGY HARDNOCK HELENE GABEL BETTINA RUDY PETER FETTEROLF ROBERT YEAGER HELEN HEINZE MIRIAM BAUR The play was delightful. Again, the production Staff worked hard to construct a truly comfy setting for the Littles' living room. An ocerflow- ing audience was loud in its prases. THE FIGHTING LITTLES was a SUCCESS. Ill 5725015 1 1 c HPNN L nc 3 11 1.111 nl 1 Hum hqll NI? ll nw 21 .-yu-vial! Ihzlrlli yum Hn' UNI' Hivllnis xvl I ' lIl'l4fl' This xulumm- 5 .Uilmlv HM' :uixe-Vtiwrs :md rl' 1-mls, H11 z1l'vg1'zm'1'11l IM' 1111-ir 'ii luvsf Ami Nw wifh In 1 K mrvss our simw-rv zz 1 H'vc ' 'H YH' V' - H. 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' If ' ' ir 4 'Ir AV- STEP IN LINE WITH SNAPPY Jelphia TOPS IN APPEARANCE SATISFACTORY IN WEAR WHY NOT GET THE BEST UNIFORMS OF DISTINCTION W-' 1122 WALNUT STREET PHILADELPHIA 7 PA I I I ' ' a. if 4 I ir 4 Qfkbhvhbe f9f4az2'Wzz,6n!y 0 PORTRAITURE 0 COMMERCIAL SPORTS SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL WORK PHOTOS IN THIS YEARBOOK MADE BY 14 SOUTH CENTER STREET POTTSVILLE PHONE 3446 'lr 4 Many Agflliflbf f-'ir WE B ER' S 918 Centre St DRY GOODS an FANCY GROCERIES THE STORE OF QUALITY Compllments BA 41 E I2 Complxments M ANDREW S FLOWER SHOP Rooflng Plumblng Heatmg Hardware MATERIAL G O O D NVORRNIANSHIP RESULTS We Speclalxze 1n Heatmg Dmnerware etc JOHN J LAUER ESTATE Phone 59 1405 Centre Street uk 4 of d C ' If of See Our Line of Gift Ware 5 w J . A . I R 1 , V N A' 4 COMPLIMENTS HAROLD WATKINS COMPLIMENTS 05' 065 CLOTHING JEWELRY Representng Loren MUTCh1SOH 8z Company SCHOOL JEWELRY INVITATIONS TROPHIES 1000 Centre Street Ashland Pa ir 4 OF G. OF 5 ' STRUNK S SM O KED MEATS GROCERIES 1438 Centre St Ashland JIMMY GOUGH S SERVICE STATION Atlantle Refllllllg Co Products S uth Hoffman Boule ard 74 Hour Sermce Compliments BOLEY J NARCOWICH BOLEY S CAFE 31' Centre St Ashland Compllments LEATH ER STORE Fee ytlzm an Lizggage and Leather Goods Nia n St e andoflh THE CLOTHES SHOP JACK STIVETTS JR The Home of Fme Clothes and Furnlshmgs Stetson Hats Schoble Hats Temple Block Ashland CCONNELL 8: BRO Plumblng Heatlng Hardware Electrlcal Supplles Ashli 1d P Comphments WI LLARD B OTTO ir Compl1ments to e Graduates ANTHONY GIRAITIS Ashland Pa 'Ir 41 ' I . I I I . .. I . 5 O 4 V of I u of I M . I HOROWITZ I . . fr 'g' 1 T 35N..i . Shn. . 1 a' 132' . th of ,JR. If - -F Compllments FFUEND J v sci-IRECK THE Music: MART THE 124 N Center St Pottsulle P Phone 3007 RECORDS MUSIC INSTRUMENTS REPAIR DEPT ACCESSORIES Feerrythm frr the Muswmn ik 4 COSTUME JEWELRY HANDBAGS HOSIERY DRY GOODS 921 Centre St Aehland E... It -V-E' - ri A of lf? ir 4 BROWN'S Where the Hlgh School Gang I2 Compliments Meets R D SPENCER M D 501 Centre Street Compliments FANELLI S RECAPPING K N A P P S PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY Center 'md Hoffman Blvd Aihland Penna S T R U N K S CE COAL HAULING 1 79 M1 ket St P 10 7 Ashlfmd Complrments SCHAAL S STORE GROCERIES Sz MEATS Cite 'A' Compllments of A8cS FOOD MARKET Compllments KULL BROS FUNERAL DIRECTORS FURNITURE . of l I . . , . . of I - 1 TI.. .r . l ne L69 K 1 - E f l 0 I of - l l , -- Plmom- 9145 19 Anr Sl. OXI 14 1'-XCTORX L-KST ASHLAND ANTON LOEPER 8: SONS Manufacturers of STORE FIXTURES CHURCH AND SCHOOL FURNITURE bmce 1892 Ashland Pa STEINHILBER S ELECTRIC SUPPLY STORE Electrlcal Flxtures and Appllances House W1T1Hg Radlos Wlrlng of All Klnds Electrxcal Supplles Ashland Pa al' 4 ir 4 PII TI 1 ' 147 xi 1 .' W' y I 9 , . THE KELLER PRINTERY FINE RHOADS JOB PRINTING CONTRACTING CCNIPANY THE FRESHMEN -af C0 pl THE ASHLAND KNITTING MILL 4 1 - ' : l I - E E2 Compliments O U I TH AN STS. If Compliments . m 1ments of of I2 COMPLIMENTS Mifune jfkims BRASS GEORGE PEARSON BOB MULLIGAN DAN SNYDER CHARLIE NEIMAN SAXES BILL HORSWOOD JACK MCCONNELL JAMES BENSINGER BOB NEIMAN RYHTHM DOROTHY WATTERS FRANK KECK BUD BOYER k 4 Comphments THE JUNIORS OLYMPIC ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT RECONDITIONERS H WYANDT Gen Mgr PRINTCRAFT AMERICAS LEADING PRODUCERS OF D 1 S T I N C T I V E GRADUATION NAME CARDS 1423 E Elm Street Scranton Pa 'fk 4- Comphments GREGORY H U BLER Gordon Pa 'A' 4- I2 of Stroudsburg H Pa. 1 . I2 I . of 132 Compllments W E WAGNER ESTATE 'Ir 4 A Compllments of NEUMEISTER S SERVICE STATION RAUDENBUSH S I D E A L Enrlched Bread FRIEND You Marry the Glrl We ll Furmsh the Home' H U IVI M E L S Good Fur uture Suce 1874 COMPLIMENITS AX LEV THE HATTER COR MAIN Sz CENTRF SHENANDO-XH PA S FRIEND 'A' 4 I I of 1 I I I I I A I v I I .C I. ,I ., I 510-12-14 N. centre sf. Pottsville f . I OF I IVI I T I A I , -' I' J ST . I 'EIL- UNIQUE WORKSHOP 526 Centre Street Ashland Pa GIFTS MAGAZINES GREETING CARDS LENDING LIBRARY OPFIN EVENINCS COME IN AAD BROWSE AROUND DOLLY MADISON ICE CREAM CANDY SODA SMOKE SHOP fl N HARLES TRATHEN , . T 4 7 . L 1 . if - '-H - 'R , , n , I fs N! Comphments M O S M I T H Comphments the Graduates from SALLIE S RESTAURANT Comphments WILLIAM F WEIR O OPTOMETRIST Comphments URBON CLEANERS Phone 181M Everythlng good to Eat Enjoy your lelsure moments uzth your frzends at RAUDENBUSH FOUNTAIN SANDWICH BAR th and Centre St Ashland if SCHUYLKILL COUNTY S LEADING JEWELER HEADQUARTERS FOR ENGAGEMENT AND WEDDING RINGS 26 28 NORTH MAIN ST SHENANDOAH PA 'k 4 of of . , .D. JI fo of I R. s..1oB SOL LEVIT ri . 7 ,Pa. ' ' ' 4 i in 1 1- l i 1 FRIEND GET MORE WEAR OUT OF XOUR RATIONED SHOES QOOII sh lhey wear keep the1r sum and stay unnfortwble longer Can be re serum-xl mon cuxnonnvllly I SHOPS POL SIIPII Ih Oli H1 gout polmsh Ire just 'ts beneflcmal to the life of leather as ls the shme to appeurance lxecp 501111. pohsh lmnflv DONT IJRX WI I' SHOES TOO QUILIslN and dont we'1r met shoe any longer tlnn h solntely neceevtry Isl-FI' NOK R SOI FS O11 IIOT SURI' XL!-N 1 p tmlly mf the shoes are wet silo IRI-If? to preserve shape 1m comfort XITIRIN XTE SHOES Glve one paxr a rest edeh :hy to rlry them out well IxI'I-I IIl'I I S STR XIGHT Crooked run mer heels not only look bad but stram the seams ahoee stun lost thur shape and break down lnstead of wearing out VN XI'lII NOK R 9OLl'S Dont wear them too thxn or pant the chnger pomt Have your shoes rc hottomed IH time and you will get a more econ tmlul 'mrl comfortable Job IJONI IIIROVN AWXY ANR QHOFS untll we can tell you whether they are worth rebuild mg or not VNIIN III X INFVV SIIOFQ when you have good rqnnrulmle shoe-Q 'xt home vnth miles of extra cert up and comfort ln them? Our Motto Its smart to Buy Good Shoes md then Keep Them Repalred A I.. B E R T V I V I N O PROPRIETOH Hotel Loeper filth 81 Chestnut Sts I Ashland FRIEND Before and After the Game Meet the Crowd C A N D Y L A N D MARY T NICHOLIS, Prop. 132 ir 4 ' -'A' 41' Q 4 Huy I Q ovs--H ' 4, ' .l4. ' Iglilil 1.5. , - el '1. ' 1 - 1' S is .tin .1 t x 4 .- ' ' 1 1 .t rsri 5 E ::.- . ' . 1 'if' 35.55 I L . -' I . I . ' . lr . v- , n , 4 N - A at K Compliments of ASHLAND A R DEE GREEN 4... HALL-REESE POST NO. 1420 Veterans of Foreign Wars of the Umted States and The Mahanoy Cxty Commumty Fund Comphments PEPPER S GINGER ALE Complxments SNYDER S ICE CREAM Opposlte Memorlal Fleld Phone 9099 k 4 D I Y H of of -lr -YI KLEIN'S F1 ults Vegetables Meats GFOCSFIQS ELITE HOSIERY SHOPPE Comphments of MRS FRAINK J HORN MICHEL CANDY and A mee I1ne of noveltles Comphments ADAM WALDNERS SONS BUILDING SUPPLIES Comphments HEINZE DRUG STORE T'IQphonf GOI W E FARROW Co'1I and Genelal Haulmg, Plonn 538 Comphments WILLIAM J ONEILL M R A NEIMAN ir 4- '5 of of of .' ,.D. V5 X I I . . I If I I . 1- 'T I i . . 1r.J ! I 133 AshhuuL IRL Compllmentm N A T H A N S FURNITURE STORE S C mtre POTTSVILLE PA THOMAS ANDREW COMPANY PRINITERS Sz EINGRAVERS Compllments SCHOENENBERGER S DRUG STORE Comphmente H O R S W O O D SERVICE STATION Comphments I Comphments of EDWARD L BURMEISTER The Garner Insurance Agency Best VV1Sh9S to the Seniors JEAN M KLEIN Comphments of JOHN S HILL Clrardx llle, Pa. k 4 i' 4 T T of ' ' I P A Y I 122 ' Cl i St' Sayre, Pennsylvania of . I of . q S of U T R - H I - Y V 'i' 4 0 COMPLIMENTS OF ASHLAN D ATTORNEYS W ALTER TREIBLY LLROY ENTERLINE CHARLES STAUDENMEIER FRANK KEHLER GREETINGS FROM DOUTRICH S Our entlre orgamzatlon Joms 1n ex tendlng heartlest congratulatlons and Very best WlSheS for every member School May your commncement sea son be a very happy one UTRICH ALWAYS RELIABLE P O T T S V I L L E ir -V- of the class of '44 of Ashland High D 0 ' 5 ' Compllments DR A T LIACHOWITZ Comphments the Semors CARL N MILLER DIST Congratulatzons to the Students of the Graduatmg Class of Ashland and to thezr parents G R E E N S Qualzty jewelers Smce 1847 Pottsvllle GOOD SHOES JOHN RARING SONS Pottsvllle P Shoe Store M MERWINE SONS KING MIDAS AND ROBIN HOOD FLOUR Phon '7 FRIEND HARRY A KIEFFER Pamter and Paperhangmg 1429 Centre Street Phone 690 W Lots of Luck to the Graduates LOUIS J MATLOW Ashland Pa Phone 6215 Clrardvllle Pa ak 4 I to of . y ' , a. . . . - I . Schuylkill Countjs Largest J. . A e L38 Mt Cmnzcls Olclnsf Ln: Cs! and V sl Rdmlnh 91 L Slum FAG L E Y S 21 N Oak Phone r3R DR W A SNYDER OPTOMETRIST 31:1 A Olk St St Nlt Clrmcl P1 Phom -100 C OOD CLOTHES XT POPULAR PRICFS FOR NIEX AND BOYS Ask Alu uf Om Plc Payment P A STIEFBC SONS Xlt Clrmel P1 Best of Luck to e Semom HOME EC CLUB ALBERT SEYBRECHT Men s Bettel Clotheqs A hl md P 1 Comphments S O P H O IVI O R E S C A HORN Plumbmg Heatmg, 8. Sheetmetfxl 11th md Fcntrf Street Xshfi cl P1 ir 4 C0mp11mentQ STITZER 8: KELLER LUNIBER CO Goldon Pa Phone r08R1 1 K . of f' umm' X C 'a'...1.a ,U V A v 1 y- A E La T l I AJ X th T T A . . 1 ' 'f- Clnthing Plan . . z , .. , , 1 1 f , N ,V fl . . 1 1 .SL , 1. A 1 i Y l , I 7' Y c A . .1 .1 ?. ' ' 1 ' , . Ln, 1. W '- Comphment KILKER 8: KILKER Crlrd lllc P CHARLES H GREEN F L O R I S T 131111111 and 11111141111 Unk Cu! FI ums and Plants 8 Lme Street Clr lrdx llle P Phone CON FECTIONERX anc LIGHT LL N CHES PAUL GEORGES 8: CO Confectlonely and Restaluant O4 XX Centre St Nhhfmoy Cltw Pa Comphments T E H U B Comphments RARAIVIOU PHOTO Clrardx 1l1e P DIAMOND S Fme Ful n1tu1 e Smce 1898 100 104 X CL ltra Strut P ttsxllle P N O R T H S JEWELRY STORE A nod place to buy ll uafch 108 South OAR Strut Xlt Cglflllll 'k 4 Comphments R ELIZABETH MALLAMS BEAUTY SHOPPE l Y Y f , ' 5 1 of 'j I r ,iz X 1, 11. .. '. 1 . A L . '4', ' .- . ,. ',.. of 'rn ' .- - H 'L , al. 6432 IZ of 2 . ' ' NT T' -T' .11 1 H cm J' , U.. ' f' , a. w D -' of .gh g . 4 in T ICE AND COAL CLARENCE HOFFA MOVING Xt GENERAL HAULING Ashland Pennsvlx ama ALWAYS THE BEST LOUIS GROSSMAN SONS DEPARTMENT STORE Mount Carmel Best of Luck to the Semors Compllments WELLER S MILLINERY Sweaters Hats Dressee Jewelry Comphments G U E R N E Y S SERVICE STATION Comphments I-IAZEL MA Ashland P TIELIVIAN S DAIRY Jr 4 if an :- ' of KAMINSKIE'S CAFE KULL'S CARPET STORE of . If of . I D , a. IZ ir 4 frfziw COMPLIMENTS A FRIEND K 2 o F -..ir 4 RUTH KYLER STUDIOS PIANO VOICE Aslla ul Vt Carnzcl Ha leton Comphments SHOEIVIAKER S GARAGE Smart Weamng Apparel SHOP AT GELLERTS COATS DRESSES MILLINERY PETER E BUCK 8: SONS H A R D W A R E 523 Ce tre St A KEVEL STORE 183 Centre St GROCERIES Sz MEATS Comphments KAU FMAN HOUSE Gordon Comphments FRANK L BURKE FUNERAL DIRECTOR 09 Centre St Phone 53 Ashland Pennswlvanla Compllments ICKARD DAIRY Cordon Pa ir 4 A 'A' 4 A of .'l I 1 . ' Z ' I I1 . ACCESSORIES Ashland, Pa- :7 ' ' of I2 , Pa. of of ' R ' S 7 . 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