Ashland High School - Ardante Yearbook (Ashland, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1952 volume:

I. 4 .' .v , The Senior Class of Ashland High School the 1952 ARDANTE I ,wnfs I 1 lf0A.,,.., I2 J . f l 1 rr fl If P191 , lllll' .J 3 The Good Ship A. H. S. WHEN WE CAUGHT OUR FIRST GLIMPSE OF THE GOOD SHIP AHS SHE XVAS AINCHORED SAFELY IN A QUIET HARBOR HER GANGPLANK DOWN TO XVELCOME US INTO FOUR WONDERFUL YEARS OF NAUTICAL ADVENTURE . . . FOUR YEARS OF HARD WORK CLEAN FUN AND CLOSE COWIRADESHIP AT TIMES THE VOYAGE PROVED ROUCH AND STORMY BUT WIT'-I THE GUIDANCE OF OUR UNDER- STANDING SUPERIOR OFFICERS WE LEARNED TO MEET AND OVER- COVIE THESE HARD KNOCKS AS ABLE SEAMEIN SHOULD. ON THE CREST OF THE WAVES WE CHARTED THE SEA IN CLOSE COMPANIONSHIP WITH F E L L O W SXVABBIES XVI-IOSE FRIENDSHIP NYE HAX E COME TO VALUE SO HIGHLY -EACH ONE DEVELOPING MIIXD PREPARING FOR GREATER THINGS TO COME W HEN XVE EVIBARK UPOIN THE VAST WATERS OF THE FUTURE. SO IT IS XVITH FOND MEMORIES THAT WE PLACE BEFORE YOU THE HOURS AS NVE LIVED THEM . THE SHIP S LOG ' AND CHARACTER IN THE ACT OF f A T I ihirniinu Aa dLdlClI0l5 of tlm book, XNL the C1155 of 57 uknowledgg our raspgct and undung, affcctuon for V115 Nfluy Ioum XVnllmms, our counselor and 1ml1blc frngnd IJLIIIS vxhmh flccd us durmg our lngh school yurs WL smcgrdy IPPILCVIYC hw dlStlflgL1lSl1Cd ments and IHSPIIRUOIIS and we t1kL tlus opportumty to publlcly proclfum our grmrudc . , ' . -- ' ,in , 1- , , -- K - yx mx' s rl v l 1 I 1 1 ' ' . D. ' ' 1. . . I. I' . Slmc guided our course over the trying waters and numerous y . . V . y , Y . ,I QI ummm It IS wltlm the deep St Sorrow tlnt ue, rhr Class of 5' commemorate tlm page to the memory of Robert XVOlfb1l'lj.,, our fallow claSsm1te, who xx 'LS Cfmlled from our midst only one short year before he w1s to recuxe lns dlplomi A friend to 1ll Bobby was w1tl1 us from the flrit dns of our embark atlon on the se1 of school lxfe Hls sterlmg qu1l1t1es, frxendly smlle, ready lmumor 'md helpmg band wlll llw 111 our fondest IULINOFICS as We make our wly llong the pltlu before us 'S' fi F . . , .. . ., -, ' x 1 i 1 1 -r 1 Yt Y h Y ' I , , .V - . , , . . KQV if ,H 'ns , OUR 31931515331 55 QXZAEIZICHN KIPPERS I ilu Mk Ja X Y 17 N 1194 W T Q FW:-' -1 5 BOARD OP EDUCATION Ceated Cleft to llghth W Ientz Secretary W Fell xolf Tleasulel L Bdlllllllg C, Dane VICC Plesldent H Hoffman Premdent Standmg Cleft to Flglltl W R Leeron Supermtendent Dr P B Mulhgat A Lxndenmuth Since 1. e taking of thls pxeture Elmer C Toewe has b en eleeteol seho 1 d1recto1 Hls plcture appears below No ship can funetlon properly wlthout the guldance of sknllful sklppers Wltlle thls IS true of 1 shnp lf ns also true of young stu dents, md throughout our fou1 NLIYS of hugh school We lu ue been fontunlte enoubh to enjox thls 2Llld1l1CL, Ind Counsel Through the efforts of rhoe men who are members of the B ard of lduettlon w 1 se knovs n 1 smooth sueeessful tnd pro lfll5lL xox ILL tex nxe done exelxthnns, possnhle nn order et us 1 1 str ug e sueeess md htppnness lox thas we shoud l me re lneeee gflftflll It IS not an easy job whxch these men undertake Wxde and varled ale the ttsks whleh fwll to them and the requlred decnsnons often prose dlflncult to make In tddltnon to the eeeeutne posltuon which they hold each 1nd esery one of the members of the bond his proved to be 1 true frnend reldy to help am student Se vxe IS the grlduatlng, e Iss mf Ashllnd Hugh Sehool vush II thms tnme to extend our undylng, lltntude 1nd tppreelatnon for the suse eounsel vue hue reeenxed undel these men It hls been an honor 1nd pI'lNlll.gC to sul under theur ldmlnlstrltlon - ' 1 L,-Zn s . 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WILBER R LECRON EDD Upon you Vnlber R Lecron Supernn tendent of the Ashland Pubhc Schools we bestow our gmtltude for the pleasant sur round1ng,s of our hnbh school years As co ordmator of the Board of Lducatlon the faculty and the student body you provxded the energy and supervlslon needed nn the nemodelmg, and constructlon of addltlons to our shlp The gym cafeterna and mdus tual bLllldlI'l5S represent the achievements of the ten years you have spent IH Ashland We smcerely hope these years have been as advantageous to you as they have been to the students of the Ashland School DISCFICC Hopmg, that you w1ll eontnnue your fine yxork we the Class of 1952-extend our apprecntnon for the course Whnch you haye dlrected as our admlral MR LLOYD A DAUB AB MA Our four year yoyage IS ended and now we must pause to pay trnbute to our worthy eaptam Wnth you M1 Daub at the helm We have mdecd been very fortunate Im presslng upon us dnscxpllne and respect you haye sou,g,ht to buxld our characters rn addr tlon to our mlnds We have all profited by Vour unceasmgly good Judgment and your WllllI1f,l1CSS to help us solye our problems Athletrcally too you haye assnsted us by actlng as our drrector Due to your un ceasmc, efforts we are now fearless and vue torlous Your sk1llful g,u1dance has brought our class safely mto port It ns wlth all thls un mmd thzt we extend heartfelt thanks to you Mr Daub, as we say good bye Mzy success be yours always' . , . . . . , . .Q . - rf' x ' - y v ' 9 X -1. 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SECOND ROW EDNA GEATING BS Mlllersvtlle State Teachers Co New York Unnersxty Ar LESTER B HEBERT B Gettysburg College Mathematles STANLEY A HINO BS Xlbrlght College West Chester State Te xehels College Mathem ltlcs ELTON HUNISINGER BS THIRD ROW ALBERT KLINGER MS e Kutztown State Teachers Colleg Bucknell Unnelslty Sclence XENIA KUHARSKY BS SllOlldSbUI'g State Teiehel College PhVSlLdl EdUCl1l0ll Health Eas' SilOUdSlJLll 1 S' lte Te nc ht: Colle-gc Phx steal Ldue ation Health LOUISE KEMBLE RIN Abmgton Memorial Hospltal School Nu: e .IANITORS Left to rlght W Grant C McGrath R Remer F Renner L Pntt ' .J Left to rlght Mrs Taylor Mr Woodward .IANITRESSES Left to rlght Mrs Lovell M1ss G1ll . . , . , . , , , , 7 -F.,Le1 '- f , f- 4 if A J . , 3 ,. ,t 2 ' . Q Qi f -A ' V L., fm A 4 ' : . , s. . : . , . 31335 521555 CREW .5 ,' 0 , ..f- 4 f ya ...fff ' Yxfgg , C Q .ll A rx J - Q 0 0' I I 1.2 952 CLASS OF ISF SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President John Hurley Vice President William Schilling Trcfnsurer Secretary Historians Adviser CoI0rsSSS SS Lmblf 111 Flozwr S Moffo Charles Duncan Elinor Trathen Ruby Williams Norrine Rickard Mildred Ann Shoem1kcr Mrs Mary Louise Williams 3 3 SS S SGreen and Gold S SS S SS S Lion S SS SS uSuu S Daffodil Climb Though the Rocks be Rugged Lois Batdorf Academic Always late . , . a peppy cheerleader . . 4 what gl supply of gum! . , . likes to dance and drive the Ford . . . very witty!! Mr. Hlno's problem child, Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4: Chaplain 4 Senior Play Cheerleader 2. 3. 4 Black Diamond 4 Glee Club 1, 2 Ardante Sarah Boyer General Gordon gal . . , often seen with Ethelmae . . . always rides in a Nash . . , ner diamond ring's her pride and joy , . . the first to reach the altar. Jane Brassington Commercial Lots of fun! . . , oh. that sultry look . . . usually found with Marcia . . . noted for her popcorn sales . . . looks well in red . . . everybody's friend, Glee Club 1. 2. 3. 4 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4 Black Diamond 3 Basketball 4 Jdnior Play Senior Play Ardante Q Clara Cunningham Commercial Cute smile plus dimples . . . short and sweet . . , loves roller skating . , doesn't have hair trouble . . . likes 'tSam's Song , . . our second bride. Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4 Ardante Sylvia Dengler Commercial Good for a laugh any time . . . likes the N:n : . . . loves to dance , . . flirty and friendly . 4 . charming smile . . . a good target for teasers. Glee Club 1, 2. 3. 4 Senior Play Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4 Ardante 45921 Frelda Bolich Commercial Oh' that blond hair quiet and energetic loxes to swim and pln xolley ball those P ssx VH Ardante Glee Club 2 3 Charles B adley Gene il Quiet polite and friendy many admirers a Whl7 on the gridiron a good friend to all alvsaxs has a smile loxes to trap and hunt one of our beaiitx C0ntestants ' otball 1 2 3 Hi X 1 Senior Pla! Joseph Chickersky General Editor of the Gazette fixture enlistee chool is the least of lil worries always se Il s small but Illlglld happx go luckx makes a hit on tht baskt ball court B slsetball 1 2 .5 4 Baseball 3 4 Class President 1 2 William Curley Academic Transfer from St Joe Closest to school bu alvnaxs late ' Candx land character pool moxies oh that ext brov- dark hair and flirtx cies otball 1 2 3 Intramural Basketball Ardantc Junior Play Anna DIZIO Academic A happx go luckv laugh ing lTllsS mlschleiou friendls to all lox es German an cx efficient with the basketball plaxs the piano traiels v.i h Mopsl Hi X 3 ee Club 1 2 .l Bask tball 4 Ard inte V , M all t, ,aa ' long distance' phone calls . , . Bill's companion . . at the Gassy , . . cartoon- shark?? . . . prefers war pert in making spaghetti - I A , H, U. - , E l. .V ' U. b. ' b A V , V U , . l ' ' Fo . . . 4 ' Fo . . . 4 ag - h . ' A ' Tri- '- ' . 4 -' . 2. 3,4 , , 1.2. 3, 4 Gl ', -4 Ray Drum Academic Well bullt . . . oh, that crew cut . . . usually found in Candyland or at the bowling alley . . . heads for Buery's in the summertime . . . a smooth dancer . . . always polite. Football 1. 2. 3, 4 Glee Club 1, 2. 3, 4 Junior Play Hi-Y 1, 2, 3 Ardante Martin Dwyer General Oh, that wavy hair . . . those eyes . . . typical Irish wit . . . It's up ta ya. . . . one of the Shill- ing clan . . , loves to tease . . . Miss Young's pest . . , unpredictable . . . A dz P clerk. Football 1, 2, 3. 4 Intramural Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4 Class President 3 Ardante Donald Felker General Can't slt still . . . chatter- box . . . not blg but neither was Napoleon . . . always has an answer . . . professional annoyer . . . immune to the opposite sex . . . little Lulu. Football manager 1. 2 H1-Y 1. 2 Intramural Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4 Class Vlce-President 2 Edna Fetterolf Academzc Halls from Gordon . . . loves roller skating . . . happy-go-lucky , , . for- ever telling jokes . . . never quiet . . , class cut up . . . Don't Cry Joe. Band 3, 4 Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4 Basketball 4 Ardante Betty J. Gable Commercial Halls from good old Gor- don . . . oh, that long hair! always seen driving her father's car . . . did someone mention Race St. Ashland??? . . . a whiz at shorthand. Basketball 4 Ardan te Charles Duncan Academ c Always cracking dry joke, center ln football and guard ln basketball likes a good argument soloist excels science Gee Clubl 2 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Football l 2 3 4 Junior Play Y 1 Class Treasurer 4 Ardante Robert Evans Academ'c Efficient stage manager a sense of humor likes to drive a Nash oh that crew cut' dependable coopera tlon plus lik s Engl1sh'2'P Football 1 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball Glee Club 3 4 I-Il Y 3 4 Junior Play Senior Play Ardante Joseph Felegl John Fxcklngef General General Chicks pal belongs Good sport towc s to the uptown gang over his classmates ace mechanic those girl teaser outstand dark eyes unassuming lng hurler Glrardville man of few words Legion always late cute smile seldom for the basketball bus seen after 3 40 Goodby Honey Intramural Basketball Football 3 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Basketball I Baseball 1 2 3 4 I friendly . . . baritone always seen with Kay . . . . . . . . . . . . . expert popcorn sales- A . , , ln . . . - . . . . . . . . . , . . . 1, 2, 3, 4 , , , . . , . . . ri- - . 2, 3 Hl- , 2, 3. 4 ' Inez Gerisel Commercial Friendly no wonder al ways talking not 9 worry ln the world noted for her deep voice woman always has her shorthand done? easv to get along with Glee Club 1 T Hi Y 3 4 Ardante Junior Play Senior Play William Green Vocational . . . a loyal member of the club E.S.S.O .... easy-going . . . have you notlced his dimples and smile? . . . frequents Gor- don . . . got his muscles ln the Junior play-Stew- ard! . . . do you know Malc? Class Treasurer 1 Ardante Junlor Play Senior Play Miriam Harter General Has no halr troubles . . . short and sweet . . . sells popcorn with Inez . . . conscientious worker for the business staff . . . most cooperative . . . proof that nlce things come in small packages. Ardante John Hurley Commercial Witty . . . always has a ready answer . . . one boy among many commercial girls . . . Our Pres. . . traverses the basketball court . . . the dancer of the class . . . a fellow who rates the honor rnll . . . a real right guy. Class Vice-President 1 Class President 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Ardante Black Diamond 3. 4 Junior Play Ronald Kahn Academic Character with a capital C . . . What? I-ie's dead long ago. . . . varsity man . . . one of our Dream Game players . . a hlt with the girls . . . just look at that angelic face??? . . . the life of the party. Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Dream Game 4 Hi-Y 4 Junior Play Intramural Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4 Joanne Kerner General Tall and friendly , . . often seen with Joan . . . attends A.H.S. but her heart throb is ln Kulp- mont . . . look at her blush! . . . blg brown eyes . . . quiet? . . . never a dull moment . , . Well I'l1 be dipped. Band 2, 3, 4 Robert Haertsch Vocational Quiet dlsposltlon big smile loafs at Gordon handy man at Stiefs hasnt an enemy n handsome ln his bow tle that blush' M' s Nebers monitor has he changed this year Russell Hornung General Athletic mlschlef ls hls avocatlon Dream Game end frequently employed by the school Preps boy a gum chewer Who me' Basketball 1 2 3 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Dream Game 4 Baseball 3 4 Junior Play bemor Play Ethelmae Johnson General Witty athletic sparkling dark eyes halls from Lavelle anything for the class noted for her bask ball ablllty All Stars Basketball 4 Francis Kalb General Quiet and reserved i school immune to the opposite sex ruddy cheeked him ln school durlng hunting season swell lad especla ly nice to know Glee Club 3 4 Donald Khnger Vocational Slick black halr ta turn one of our shop boys handyman around a stage man to school ' Wool worths errand boy moves at a slow rate and only when necessary . . . ' . . . . . . . . . , ll b , . 31- . . . ' l . . . . . . an I v , , , the school . . . looks . . . excesslve talker . . . pals around with Sarah avld hunter, try to flnd of few words . . . allergic , . . ..., .ss , . , , ' . . . . a ' , , A Helen Kopp Commercial Petite blond . . . Just wild About Harry . . . hails from Lavelle . . . cute clothes on a cute girl . . . silly giggle . . . future stenographer? . . . a nice figure. Tri-Hi-Y 3. 43 Treasurer 4 Ardante May Court Francis Leister Vocational Hear that noise? - 'lt's Francis ln his loud shirts , . . cute smile , . . assists at the factory . . . never carries books . . . can't be annoyed by women . . . interested in photography. Band 1, 2. 3 Waldemar Love Vocational Always seen at the half- way house. what's the at- traction? . . . an A num- ber l mechanic . . . has an affinity for scarfs and rubbers . . . a good usher . . . loves to drive that green Chevy. Football 1. 2. 3 Junior Play Senior Play Lamar Lute General Stars on the gridiron . . that ninety-yard run at the Dream Game . . . tops in every sport . . . his physique!!! . . . one of the trio . . . a future coach. Football 1. 2, 3. 4 Dream Game 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4 Baseball l, 2. 3, 4 Track 2. 3. 4 Junior Play Senior Play Ardante ai Jayne Miller General Not a worry in the world. 'EXCCPE boys . . . HBVSI' hurries . . . a good homc- maker . . . current baby- sitter . . . likes school. on holidays . . . has a great time between Tom, Jack and Harry. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Tri-I-Ii-Y 3, 4 Shirley Lelb Academ c Oh' that hair enxy of all girls toots a clarlnlt in the band can be found 1n Candvland dance unforgettable iacations at Buery s usually found with Char lotte C ee Club 1 2 3 I nd 1 2 3 Tr Hi Y 3 4 Senior Play Frederick Lorenz Vocational Friendly handsome a ladies man mannerly prankst r a distinguishing with a pleasing volce and smil tall tale teller future auto mechanic' Football 1 2 3 Nancy Lute General Likes the clerks at the ALP enjoys sewiig a female John Fred cries on her own time friendly an excellent basketball guard Tri H1 Y 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 Basketball 4 Ardante Patricia MCLaUCh1lH Academic A blond blue eyed miss full of fun B11 is a steady companioul' Did you get your block artist just call on Pat captain of the hlgn steppers Majorette 1 2 3 4 Captain 3 Glee Club 1 Junior Play Senior Play Black Diamond 3 4 Ardante Trl Hi Y 3 4 Basketball 4 All Stars May Court Marcia Miller Academic Personality plus Russells better hal! a smooth dancer shy? I like lt I .ce Jane and future nurse Glee Clubl 2 3 4 Cheerleader 1 2 Captain 4 Black Diamond 3 Ardante Junior Play Senior Play Tri Hi Y 3 4 Basketball 4 All Stars May Queen ,,,f U ,,,. MQ ' , , . . . . . A. ' , I ' . . . . , ll a hard girl to get to slow laugh . . . soft spoken. . . . movie fan . . . quiet Print in? - - - Heed an ill. - - - BIWHYS UCBSHIB . . , ' - ' . . . , -Q H 4' . , . I . . . A , , , ' . . , . , 3, 4 rl ' ' ' A 5- V 4 ' Ba . . . 4 ' . 2. 3, 4 ' ' . 4 l- ' . Marcia Mulligan Academic Fun and frlendlyg Charles- ton lessons?g Jlll of all tal- entsg loves the shore and Blllg need a concert plan- ist? Just call on Mull, Band 1, 2. 3, 4 Orchestra 3, 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Pianist 4 Black Diamond 3, 4 Class Secretary 1, 2 Trl-Hi-Y 3. 4 Basketball 4 All Stars Junlor Play Senior Play Ardante May Court June Paul Commercial Expert at speaking Dutcn . . . loves to roller skate and tell jokes . . . genius ln shorthand and typing . . . when she laughs she cries . . . what a temper yet easy to get along wltn. Anne M. Reddy Commerczal Blonde? . . . seen around town in the Chrysler . , . good dancer . . . just watch her blush . . . always in a hurry . . . loves to eat but never shows it. Glee Club 1. 2, 3, 4 Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4 Black Diamond 3, 4 Ardante Junior Play Senior Play Kathleen Rock Commercial Caters to customers . , . a pleasant personality . . . good worker . . . summer commuter to Harrisburg . . . a silent miss but tall. dark and friendly . . , musically inclined. Glee Club 1, 3 Ardante Eugene Schenk Vocational Class crooner . . . loafs at the Dairy. . .mechanically minded . . . Did you see the '38 Plymouth? . . . cuts a neat figure on the ice . . . his pride ls his pompadour . . . flashy socks! . . . a Yankee fan. Intramural Basketball 2, 3. 4 Ardante Robert Orme Genera. Often seen in a grefri Plymouth with Wlll or Johnny those georn etry classes' sa es ll just one of the trio Ehlll Football 3 4 Track 3 4 Basketball 2 3 Class Treasurer 2 Junior Play Senior Play Ardante James Rebuck General Ask him any question about sports alwa fs seen at the ESSO Gordon fan capable for a laugh friendly win or lose hes be hlnd Ashland 100 Football manager 2 3 4 Basketball manager 2 3 4 Baseball manager 2 3 4 Black Diamond 3 4 Norrlne Rickard Academic An all round gal and full of fun oh those Home Ec classes Vice President of the Tr1H1Y a mem the glockensplel' need any milk or ice cream'l Call Rlckards Dairy Gordon B nd l 2 3 Orchestra 4 Pianist 4 Glee Cluh l Basketball 4 Black Diamond 3 4 Trl Hl Y 3 4 Vice President 4 Class Historian 3 4 Ardante Kay Romberger Academ'c Unforgetable Maudle oh that certain boy wi n the blond crew cut one of our high steppr' s short and sweet nas a was all her own T Hl Y 3 4 Majorette 3 4 Basketball 4 lunior Plav Senior Plav Maw Court Ardante Anne Schilling Academic Football fan new-r mlsses a game Candy land loves to ice skate and drlxe will do quiet until you get to know her helps the class bs elllng popcorn Trl I-Il Y 3 4 Secretary 4 All Stars Basketball 4 Ardante Junior Play .... v. zl . , . 4- '- 1 s -' 'F ' - V - his money to buy gadgets manager . . . always good ber of the N,W,G.-43 plavs . , . those hair styles . , . anything for her brother l . . . , . rl- - U . , Q . . , . . a . . . 4 . - - . 1 ,' William Schilling Academic Blond curly hair . . . bashful? , . . well groomed . . . cowboy of the high- way . . . often seen in Candyland . . . races through Lavelle fre- quently! . . . future M.D. . . . popular with the sophomore girls. Hi-Y 1. 2. 3, 4 Football l, 2, 3, 4 Junior Play Senior Play Ardante Class Vice-President 4 William Schneider Academic Tall, dark and handsomf-3 an AHS gridder and Dream Game player: Charlle's partner ln the business? Spends most of his time with a gal named Pat : known for that bass voice. Football l. 2. 3. 4 Dream Game 4 Track 2. 3. 4 Basketball 1, 2. 3 Glee Club 1. 2, 3, 4 District Chorus 3, 4 Band 1, 2 Hi-Y 1. 2. 3. 4: Chaplain Class Vice-President 3 'umor Play Senior Play Ardante Wilfred Schwandt Academic Tall and blond . . . a good natured guy , . . one of our camera crew . . . the driver of a Chevy . . . an expert painter . . . need some decorating done? Call on Swanee , . . Miss Youngs errand boy. Hi-Y 1. 2, 3. 4 Vice-President Football 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Senior Play nrdante Robert Smith Vocational Sober personality? . . . travels with Tom , . . blond wavy hair . . . ah. can he tackle . . . shy? . . . talkative . . . now serving in the Air Corps. Football 1. 2. 3. 4 John Spiece Vocational Future state policeman ...a rare sense oi humor . . . sociable . . . Kllnger's pal . . . never speechless ...a gloom chaser . .. he travels to Gordon! . . . a. faithful popcorn salesman. Hi-Y 1, 2, 3. 4 Football manager 3, 4 Thomas Schmidt Vocational A pleasing personality full of fun can b found at Schillings Nelson a good sport TV fan at Eureka noted for his plp Margaret Schuler Academic Goes steady with Johnny takes a lot, of kidding has an interest ln bling an excellent student likes to sew hopes to write an R1 after her name Tri H1 Y 3 4 Basketball 4 Junior Play Ardante Mildred A Shoemakei Commercial Annles other hal! qulet'P likes to Hx her hair another blonde'P always doing shorthand the future owner of a Chevy Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Tr Hl Y 3 4 Class Historian 4 Junior Play Ardante Rosemary Snyder Academic Witty forever singing a llxely cheerlead r has a way all her own Rosle and her Cadillac-1 a part time salesglil Tri I-Il Y 3 4 Cheerleader 3 4 Basketball 4 Ardante Mary L Steinhllber Academic Peppy cheerleader that giggle like nobody elses never a dull box teaser excep tional drlxes a Che y and Plymouth Cheerleader 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Tri Hi Y 3 4 Senior Play May Court Ardante D . . , . , . . . ' -: , ' always with Louie Land sports . . . enjoys tum- . . . oh, Carl . . . . . . hair troubles . . . moment . . . a chattes- - - . i- - - , . , Charlotte Taylor Academic Her eye's on a certain tall boy . . . can't forget Buery's . . . Gellert em- ployee . , . can be found with Shirley . . . Candy- land . . . pretty red hair. Band 3. 4 Tri-I-Ii-Y 3. 4 Black Diamond 3 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 4 Junior Play Senior Play Ardante Myrl Tietsworth Academic Calls Laxelle home . . . sells popcorn , . . loves ice skating . . . drives a '52 Plymouth . . . Mr. Emerick's problem child . . . often seen in Frack- vllle . . . letters to Johnny. Black Diamond 3. 4 Editor 4 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4 Ardante Ed wa rd Towey Academic A whiz at math . . . quiet until you get to know him . , . forever forgetting the ends of jokes . . . con- stantly seen at Klfngeris . . . a pal of John and Joe . . . an admirer of the Sophomore girls . . , spends study periods with Mr. Kllnger. Intramural Basketball 4 Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4 All Stars ai John Weaver Academic One of our track boys . . . changeable . . . an admi- rer of Mrs. Williams . . never seen ln school dui'- lng hunting season . . . Miss Youngs problem , . . filrty . . . a veteran mem- ber of the C.A.P .... drives carefully? Football 1, 2, 4 Baseball 1. 2, 3, 4 Track 2. 3. 4 Intramural Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4 Hi-Y 3, 4 Josef Weyman Academic A. loyal member of the C.A.P .... spends his summers at Buery's . . . rebel. Texas!!! . . . noted for his original hats . . . personality plus . . . ha- bitual tease . , . enjoys his reputation of being the biggest man around school. Football 1. 2, 3, 4 Ardante Junior Play Edith Tesno Academic Very quiet willing to do anything tho 9 loud socks 8 B000 sport seen tootlng a horn in the band selling popcorns a hobh B nd 1 2 3 4 G ee Club 1 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 T I-I1 Y 3 4 Basketball 4 Ardante Elinor Trathen Academ 5 ft 2 eyes of bue always seen with Lois friendly Oh Ronnie stop lt' won the Current Events Award watch her blush when she talks to a certain boy pesty il 1 Trl H1 Y 3 4 President 4 Class Secretary 3 4 Glee Club 1 ndl 2 3 Junior Play Senior Plas Ardante Maw Court Diane Waldner Academic Alwavs has a song ready oh the men in ier life' likes to travel a Stan Kenton fan sparkling personality Emlly and her dem chair will grace the campus at Bucknell net tear nd 1 2 Glee Club 1 2 Tr Hi Y 3 4 Black Diamond Basketball 4 Junior Plaw Senior Plav Ardante Sandra Weiss Academic Short sweet wolce one of our sterling singers Revels in a certain guy named Chuck an efficient worker always readv to help p tial to traxel and George Shearlng noted for her doll collection toots .1 clarinet ln the band a neat dresser T Hi X 'l B nd 1 2 3 Glee Club 1 District Chorus 3 4 State Chorus 4 Junior Play Senior Play Ardante Betty L White Academm Beautiful naturally cu ly hair oh those English classes lowes math her hobbys drlvlng the car always seen Florence Nightingale nd 1 2 3 Glee Club l 2 Orchestra 3 4 Trl HJ Y 3 4 Black Diamond 3 4 Basketball 4 Junior Play Senior Plav Arclante ...., G53 H s- 5 f ' ' '- ic ' ' - . . . ' .. . . . . ' ,' , 1 ar- . . . . ' ' . . . ' I: ' ' with Mull . . , a future 8 V V ' 1 . TL . A 1 5 . 1 , , , . - . . Ba , , . 4 , . - - . 2 I ' - . . 3, 4 ri- '- , .. ,' . Ba . . 3. 4 .' , . , 2 . , 3, 4 ri- - ' ., 4 - - , Ba , , . 4 i- - , a . , . 4 . ' ' ' 3. 4 , 2, 3. 4 . Ruby Williams Academic Tall. slim and prettvl Franks the man in ner life: has a yen for Florida: ever willing to help: you should see her Charleston! future Florence Nightin- gale. Band l, 2. 3, 4 Orchestra 3, 4 Pianist 4 Glee Club 1, 2. 3, 4 Class Historian 1, 2, 3, 4 'Fri-Hi-Y 3, 4 Black Diamond 3. 4 Basketball 4 Junior Play Senior Play May Court Ardante Marlin Yarnall Vocational My pal! . . . seen with his cous Son . . . spends his time in Schilling's . . . the senior's super sales- man , . , rare sense of humor . . . those beauti- ful teeth? . . . likes to ne alone in the moming . . . 'What, late again? Intramural Basketball l, 2. 3, 4 Ardante Raymond Zeplin General Conscientious . . , nice dark eyes . . . a good stu- dent. especially ln P.0.D. . . . very quiet and ref served . . . seen talking to Francis every morning before school . . . a pleas- ing personality. John Zerby Academic Future minister . . . drives a '39 Chrysler . . . best girl. Linda . . . short . . . quiet . . . frequencs the Dairy . . . interested ln science and math. Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4 Baseball 3, 4 Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 qw Joar Woodward Commercnl Her romantic interest llc expert typist cuts ani sets her own hair loves to laugh always seen at the west doo enjoying the sunshine Joannes other half Band 1 Glee Club l Ardante Chester Yost Vocational Always with Fred outstanding record of a tendance steers clear of girls fathers lit le helper! 'fb possum hunter especially likes football Football 1 2 3 4 Janet Zerby General Usually seen with Joe drives a Chevy one our high steppers long blond hair gum chewer box chatte Majorette 3 Glee Club 1 Trl Hi Y 3 4 Band 1 2 Senior Play Basketball 4 All Stars Ardante 2 4 Donna Zeigenfuse Academ c Tall and athletic envy of all girls stars the baseball diamond an expert at all sporfs loves to roller skate woman of few words always smiling Tri H1 Y 4 Basketball 4 All Stars MILN OVERBOARD Bette Davis Joanne Keiffer Lillian DISCFICK Dorothy Hubler Arlene Evans Mary Louise Thomas Evelyn Wetzel Ruth Hepler Louise Scheuren Corinne Wolfgang Mary Marshall Lecron Harvey Boyer Thomas Samluk Lester Wolfgang Dolores Sarlsky Gertrude Moser William Silvano Russell Heiser Mark Jones Francis Kleman Robert Relsmiller James Relnoehl Wilmer Trathen June Wetzel Lincoln Green Betty Lucas 3 G in Girardvllle . . . loyal to R.lckard's . , . an loves to roller skate . . . her long eyelashes, thc ' , 4 L- . . . of , , . - , ' ' . , . . . . . . . . . on ' , , , , , , ' w . . . a . . . JUNICJR CLASS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Presldent Calvm Wolfgang Vnce Presldent Joseph Loncosky Secretary Janette Mather Treasurer Jeanne Reddy Hlstorlans Joan Boehmer, Suzanne Thomas Advlser C0101 Q fmblcm Ilou Pl Moffo The membex of the Class of 1953 under the taken then place as thud year seamen on the SS Ashland Then class IS well represented thc mam extla LUIIILUIII attlxltles whlch AHS OITGIS In the openlng months of the voyage they were the orlgmators of 1 skating party and varlo ms dances Not Mnss Evelyn Brmser Red and Gray Panther Tahsman Rose Fmlshed Just Begun Durmg the xoyage they presented as thelr class play Our Miss Brooks 1n which the cast showed thelr ablllty as actors and actresses The yeal was cllrnaxed by the annual Jumol bClll0X Prom at whlch they bld Bon Voyage to then fellow semoxs at the Stork Club wxth music and danclng In the 5031 to come with wllllngness and capabllltv th SWdbbl0S of 53 will take their place as sensors and the leaders of AHS . . fl ' ' . 7! ' 1 .S ' v 1 . . . ' I7 ' l capable leadershlp of Mxss Evelyn Brlnser have D U . . . ., ' iu ' ' ' ' '- I V 'Y H - . 1 -' u 2 1 , A v' ' k ' . I. A 1 l - ' t I. ' - H . . Y I Y A - . 1 . l ' . m ' ' AQ ' ' 'l ' ' JUNIGR GIRLS Left to right First Row-K. Lanc: J. Bochmcr: B. Smith: M. Shivolhoodz M. Schilling: A. Doolan: J. Mather: A. Lentcs: J, Reddy: M. Woodward. Second Row-B. Miller: H. Waiznegger: S. Thomas: J. Shuey: P. Bolich: I. Verbillaz E. Zcigenfuse: P. Minnick. Third Row-S. Umlauf: B. Yost: A. Kerner: W. Blanche: D. Zatavesky: E. Slotterbackg J. Klinger: J. Fisher: K. Harter: M. Smith: J. Reichwein: Miss Brinser. adviser: S. Stone. JUNIOR BOYS Left to iight wich R Confalr Second Row P Reed C Lorah T Breslin T H plei P Snyder W Wagner R Williams Third Row R Keim L Schilling J Schreffler T Omlor R Weist R Walacaxage C Toewe Fourth Rovx F Madden J Heffner L Dando R Berger F Casey K Paul J Martin E Klauger I Schroeter R Hepler D Bilder ! ' 9 . 'K I. 1 ' 4 5' ts. T First Rowiw. Looper: T. Kaufman: D. Leach: C. Wolfgang: J. Loncoskyi W. Walter: J. Korn: W. Narco- SOPHOMORE GIRLS Left to right First Row-D. Bickelg G. Rcbuck: K. Laughlin: 5. Dt-vine: G. Worzinskig B. Hubler: G. Kaufmaug 31. Keller: D. Neidig. Second Row-J. Wetzel: M. Cannon: A. Conifl: J. Klauger. Third Row-P. Schreffler: B. Pennypacker: K. Horn: B. Miller: L. Shivelhood: N. Heffner: M. Yarnell: F. Felker: D. Umlaufl A. Boyer: E. Barron: C. Coulson. Fourth Row-M. Sweeny: B. Krall: C. Smith: C. Zeigenfuseg M. Reinoehl: H. Ebert: C. Stitzer: Miss E. Strohmeier, adviser: A. Yung: E. Wagner. Fifth Row-M. Dillman: E. Antolick: C. Strunk: Y. Schlorff. SOPI IOXIORI BOX 5 l l llldlllg omtnhlx 1 Lelbig R Dol: on T Dau T Bla LX H mmol C Seilci C Kant E Wil:-lnm J D llllllfl Around W all W Ennis J White C Hu L H Axdoln I Ll L Brocious 'X uni Schu 4 9 inc T u 1 l fmin li Hu hes 'W Koci l' Nilckatax 13,1 'VI lChNNLlll C I-iulu H Se ncixage L Kliug VS Lcibx J Loon lmft to gilt St: ' ,,-J. K it ' z '01 .I. Boppclg J. Za-pling .l. Nana. V. l-rg L. Cuppuli R. lu' -ll: .. C l W. ' A 1 . 's 1 . ' sg . dl'.'. Sitting on Steps-H. Jones: P. Ossman: E. Wallacu C. Zimmerman: C. Lute: R. Kaufman: W. Klocki D u 1 1. ' 'L 1. x 3 . 2 'i . uncan: C. Yarnvl,2 W. Sul: z 1 . :I S: i . -l. S' ' 'z 1 . . ' 'L 9. bl-r: ' z 1 . .RL- 1 1. 1 . ltm-.' . ' ' :..B gir: D. A 5:J..1','f's1 D. Mi -1 . .'z cr: '.' . ' . SOPHGMCJRE CLASS SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Presndent Grant Kent Vlce Presndent ames WhlCC Secretary Beverly Mxller Treasurer Slnrley Devme Hnstorxan Dons Umlfauf Advxser Miss Ellse Strohmeler SOPI-IOMORE The class of 54 gulded by MISS Elxse Stroh meler has become acquamted with Ashland Hlgll and has now prov ed ltself worth I'l0t1ClI'lg Durmg thelr second year ln high school they promoted quite a few profitable enterprlses These lncluded the sale of red and blue pennants nl 'also the sale of candy apples The sophomores possess a bxt of everythmd necessary to make an ldeal class ln AHS Th v have measured up greatly m thelr muslcal artls tic athletic and scholastic 3bllltl6S Colors Gold 'and Blue I 1111116111 OW 1 lou 1 r r1s Mollo Cour1g,e, wisdom, 'md strength They have held a number of record dances and also an oxchestra dance m whlch they proved to be successful True to fo1m they considered that the hugh Ilght of then second yean was thc selection of then class rmgs Tne Class of .94 IS SCFIOUS minded and has proved nfs abxlxty and co operation ln the proJects xt has undertaken Good luck and smooth sa1l1n'1' . . w t . , 1 1 , - . ,, I , ,,,ee , ,,,,,, , ar., . . . . . ,, . ,, , , s 7 5 1 ' ! 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FRESHMAN CLASS IRFSHMILN CLASS OFIHICILRS Presldc nt Vlce Presxdent Treasurer Secretary HISKOFIHH Advlser Colws Lmblc Ill How Gerald Hancock Carl Shoemaker Sam Mae Sclnllmg Lons Snyder jacquelme W1lll8mS Mr Elwood Schreffler Blue and Sllver Eagle Amerncan Beauty Rose Moffo Step at 1 tnme but always forward FRI SHMl N CLASS Begmmng a new eareel the Freshmen en that of becomlng famllldl wlth new names stranffe faces and an Cl1lll'BlY new enuronment M3StCTll1' thls sltuatlon 'he frosh contmued ln thelr search fox knowledge under the UUld3llCC of then capab'c class advlsex Mx Elvu ood Schxeffler Although young Ill experlenee the Class of 1955 eontaxns a vxealth of hldden talent whxch has already gnen them a him foundation ln AHS Thev are actlye partlcxpants m many of the school They hate DIOXCD themselves mature beyond thelr yeaxs On the short xoyage through hlgh school they wlll lealn much but they also hate much to offer It xs our sxncere desue that these four years ln A H S wxll be the best years of thelr llves May all thexr xentures bc as successful and emoyable as ours were ' er ' ' 1 ' as countered their first tb-ig prohlem in high school, actiyities both scholastically and athletically. Q .. f B , ,yyg Q .- Y ' 5' - Y ' W , g ff -,F ' 7 I 4131, -f, 4 . , J 4 , 4 r A , 1 ' u 'X 1 5, Q W 1 . Y hi . j ' , uf 'Ffa' . n' 1 D I . fw'3VA P' ' 4 T nv' ' if L 5, 5 5 I V M, in R Q53 5592155 TIME VARSITY SQUAD Left to rlght Flrst Row L Dando J Cuff C Wolfgang J Weaver M Dwyer C Bradley R Smlth J Coon R Walaca vage R Evans F Lorenz S H1no Coach Second Row J Whlt9 E Waldner R Kahn E Klauger E Wallace R Purnell W Schxllmg R Orme C Hubler R Burger J Meyers Thlrd Row L Hebert Coach R Hornung J Lute Weyman D Bllder J Martm R Drum R Wetzel l Hepler B Schneider W Curley C Duncan E H.1nsmge1 Tralner Ashland Ashl1nd Ashland Ashllnd Ashl1nd Ashland Ashland Ashlmd Ashland Ashlsmd Ashland Ashland Ashland VARSITY FOOTBALL 1951 Schuylklll Hax en Cnlbcrton Kulpmont Nflahanoy Cnty St Clur 'Vlt Clrmcl l!'lClxNlllL Shamokln IUN IOR X ARSITY Pottsv1llL Frackx nllc 'Vlmcrsx 1111. 'Vlsnhanoy Cltx 6 Shcmndmh C 15 ' ' 19 . 39 J' 6 13 18 Ashland 37 Shenandoah 0 .' L 1 ' . ' 6 . . 7 . an 7 ,- I 7 l . 1 I9 . 6 I L ' '- ' 6 S L 6 ' IJ . if I ' , 12 1 ' 25 . 13 ' 0 O 6 l ' f - 26 C . I9 . . ' ' 3 6 X ' . . 14 The Black Diamonds of 1951, under coach Stan Hino, completed their season with a record of thrce wins, four defeats. and two ties. The Diamonds played well against their opponents but bad breaks led to their downfall in many games. The first game, played at Schuylkill Haven, was a 19-13 loss for the Diamonds. The score was 7-6 at halftime but the Hurricanes came back in the second half to defeat Ashland. Ashland being on the rebound for the next game handed the Ducktowners, Gilberton, a 39-6 setback. Against Kulpmont the Diamonds played their best brand of ball but lost in the closing minutes when a bad pass from center spoiled their drivcg score 18-13. A rainy and muddy night set the stage for Ashland's 37-0 victory over Shenandoah. FOOTBALL The team traveled to Mahanoy City to hand them a 19-6 setback. St. Clair came to the Diamond stronghold and the result was a 7-7 tie. Again a bad pass stopped the Ashland drive from scoring a winning tally on the three-yard line. At Mt. Carmel the Diamonds suffered an 18-7 upset. The Diamonds were in command until the final three minutes, when a fumble gave Mr. Carmel its first score. The next game was played in ice and snow as Frackville tied the Diamonds 6-6. Ashland traveled to Shamokin for the final game where they suffered a 19-0 loss. This was the last game for twelve seniors, including eight varsity regulars. PIGSKIN SLNIORS Left to right Top C Duncan M Dwyer, J Zerby R Evans R Orme Center C Bradley J Lute R Kahn R Hornung B Schneider B Schilllng Bottom J Weyman J Weaver R Smith W Schwandt f 4 i . , . . , . , . . i . , . , . , . , . , . . ' . , . , . , . . J'Ai.YiVEE5 . Left to right Back Row-J. Mm-yerg P. Reed G. Hubler. E. Hunsinger, Trainer: S. Hino. Cozwn: L. Hebert, Coach: R. Hepler. J. Bopple, E. Wallace. Second RowfE. Waldner. C. Weidensaul, J. Cuff. T. Guinther. R. Walacavage, J. White, W. Stahler. E. Klauger. Front Row-J. Berger, C. Shoemaker. E. Schuler. C. Wolfgang, C. Zimmerman, W. Fetterolf, J. Coon. C. Waskovieh. Left to 1 gm MANAGERS C Yaxnell J Rebu k 'VI1 Huisn U R Sutton R Fetterolf W Salzman J Spl ce Let to Il ht AT HLLTIC STAFI' Elton Hlll1SlIl LI B1 kctlnll CO1 1 Tlaclx Cowen TI'illlC1 Ill Footbwll Lloxd Damn S n lu Hn I nd I-oo olll Louth B1 eball Coach Wxllls Pratt Secretalx .i A . ' . . C .A '. 1 'inert . . . . . . . 'S f g. ' f Q22 z ' ' 't'. 1 1' .2 j . '. Athi-efie Director: Lester Hebert. Football Line Coach. .l.V. Basketball Conch: 'iz 1 kb' i 1- 'Isa ' 'IH ' f. I ' . of 41 E 'nf 4-..,, ,... I , . .,g ,I 4 I , .. , V. v M, '1-All v 1 1 . .KS 513.47 a- ,? 4. 5' is II ll ., 0 ll ,,,,. Q2 fi ,v U 4 , '- ,Li , - - 3753:-:i7L'ff A, 1,5 ' ' , ,-1153 ' 'Wi N 'af 9 -Ph-an-r IN. - f., -V -,F :fy . . 1 A+-.V , . Y U, 1 Y P ww -A Y ffmfgj ,I 5, - 1 1. 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' .M -fwfr ,, h 1 , -- vgfff-,gfbg ' ' A . 1- ink ix if In 1 K mi, ' .M z-fffiffii Q 1 ara' agua ., ml 'Q In ,4- ,, .rd BASKETBALL VARSITY SQUAD Standung left to rught J Cuff W Meyers J Chuckersky C Duncan W Ennu R Wetzel R Hornunz J Lute R Purnell J Hurley J Rebuck mana er Center E Hunsunger Coach The 1951 52 quuntet of Ashland Hugh School made up of Lute, Cuff Hornung and Duncan under Coach Elton Hunsungers guudance won uts hrst North Schuylkull League Champuonshup un the hustory of the hugh school Relyung on teamwork and fightung spurut, the team ran uts vuctory strung to nuneteen straught games before losung to Mahanoy Cutv The baskettecrs were forced to play St Cltur for the North Schuylkull League tune of 39 34 Thus spectacular wun gate the Duamonds tht rught to partutupltt un th PIA A Class A Competutuon At tht spacuous Rockm Hull un Allen town, the Champs' agaun clashed wuth johnny Goepfcrt s boys of Mahfunoy Cuty Playung a great game, the team lost un the Hnul moments 61 56 Thus elumunated from the Dustruct Eleven playoffs Ashland was unxuted as a partucupant un the Bloomsburg Tournament The team entered the semu finals and crushed Shamokun 61 40 Advancung unto the finals the locals plaved thcur usual fightung game and they defeated Hanover Townshup for the Class A Tournament Champuonshup In wunnung tht champuonshup every member of the team receux ed 1 gold basketball Duck Wet v as n umed on the ull tournament team and ut tuxtd an unduxuduul trophy Thus con cludtd rlut suuson for the Duamonds who ctmt through wuth the finest record school hustoux Thcur tchuex ement of twen ts Hue vuuns and thrtc defeats us an enxuable one and vsull stand 1s one of the greatest Ashland lu ts ex er had . , . , G. ' , . , . 's, . . . N, - . , . t , . . , ' , . Yu A a - . Y . title and nosed out Daw Miller,s boys to the zel who sparked the Diamonds all season ' - l u , 7 7 u' 1 L ' t . X x. u R I. S . .7. 1 7. . - . . . - ' I , T ' ' fx. l V 4 ' K7 ' in ' i . ' . ' . ' ' - 'C ' '. 1 ' ' - H , , ' ' - r- v rl v mm 1 I ,I I T y- I C . VI I V. L t , 1' 1 Y. ' . 1 ' . . Ashland Ashland Ashland Ashland Ashland Ashlal d Ashland Ashland Ashland Ashland Ashland A hland A hland A hland Ashland Ashland Ashlax d Ashland A hland Ashland Ashlan l Ashland Ashland A hland Ashlan d Ashl and IX P ,- VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES '51 - '5 2 67 Kulpmont 58 Mount Carmel Ylahanoy Citv East Wlahanow Town hlp Butler Tovxnshlp Glrardxllle Pottsulle Kulpmont West Mahanoy Tovnnshlp Shenandoah G1lbCIt0D Flackvlllc St Clalr 'Nlount Carmel Vlahanoy TOWIlShlD Butler Townshlp Guardulle West Mahanoy Townshlp Shenandoah Mahanoy Clty Gllbexton Frackvlllc Pottsvllle St Clalr St Clan KNSL Playoffl Mahanoy Clty fCl'l3IT1DlOl1S SENIOR PLAYERS l 44 QAM if Umm 47 T Top Ron J Chxckexsky Second Row I Lute I Huxlty R Hoxnung, Tnlxd Row C, Duncan hlp Plxvolfl 39 36 I 'J J FILRIHECI 5 fluff X-ia: M' Z., sv Q N4 Jia K, ,af rl I 4 A 'H 9 Q ' 517 .', ',,.: . ' f E I 1 ' s rl ' 1, ' S! 44 of , I X gg w if If . J-V BASKETBALL TEAM 51-52 Standmg left to rxght J Omlor C We1densaul W Salzman W Enterlme R Hughes T Gumther Kneelmg left to rlght E Bracey J Boppel J Zeplm J Meyers L Hebert coach C Wolfgang G Fleller .lunlor Varsity Basketball Scores Ashland Ashland Ashland Ashland A hland Ashland Ashland Ashland Ashland Ashland Ashland Ashland Ashland Ashland Ashland Ashland Ashland Ashland Ashland Ashland Ashland Ashland Ashland .J 44 Kulpmont Mount Carmel Mahanoy Cltv Mahanoy Townshlp Butler Townshxp Gnardvxlle Pottsvllle Kulpmont West Mahanoy Tow Shenandoah Fraekxllle St Clan Mount Carmel Mahanoy TOVkllShlD Butler TOWllshlp Gnardxlllc West Mahancx Tm Shenandoah Mahanos Cltx Gxlberton Frackxllle Pottsxllle St Claxr l ll ll ..0 21 15 ' , - 28 ' s 37 ' 46 ' 27 ' 42 32 . sh'1 27 Ashland 47 Gilberton - 55 . 44 . 36 38 ' ' ' 38 ' ' 40 '. V' l 29 . rj I 'whim 44 ' 20 .v ' bv 34 ' L 26 43 - BASEBALL .1 BASEBALL SQUAD OF 1951 F1rstRow W Godfrey J Weaver W Ford J Sullivan J Smlth Second Row L Dando R Purnell C Kramer W Maurer R Shutt S Hmo eoath Th1rd Row J Mather J Martln J Lute R Hornung J Fmmnger Led by the strong 'arm pntchmg of ohn PlCklI'lgCI' the 1951 Black Dxamond nnne won the North Schuylklll League pennant Advincmg unto the DISIFICE Eleven Fmals the team lost 1 smgle game playoff to Cass Townshxp Thns clnmaxed a thr1ll1ng season for Coach Stan Hmo and the boys who won the second pennant 1n three years Wlth seven boys returnmg from last years champlonshnp te1m the outcome of the 1952 baseball season seems brnght Al though depleted by graduatlon the team wnll stlll have such veterans as John Martm behmd the pl1te Russell Hornung jack Weaver Larry Dando and Dlck Purnell returmng to the Held Cn the mound for thelr last year wall be John Fncklnger and Johnny Lute Wlmen the 1952 race starts we hope the team under Coach Hmo can clmch another North Schuylklll League Pennant ' R , if , f ' 5 . 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TRACK Len to rlght J Weaver W Schneldel J Lute R Orme The track team under the leadershlp of Elton Hunsxnger had a very successful 1951 season Fo the first tlme ln many years track was taken serlously by AHS students The boys practlced falthfully durlng the season Probably the blgges Track Scores Penn Relay Ashland 6th Coaldale meet Orme 880 yd run 2nd Lute 220 yd dash 2nd Schnelder 100 yd dash 2nd Weaver 440 yd run 3rd Mount Carmel meet Orme 880 yd run 4th Lute 440 yd run 4th Schnelder 220 yd dash 4th Weaver 200 yd hurdles oth Relax 880 yd run-4th Shamokm meet Orme 880 yd run lst 220 yd hurdles lst Lute 220 yd dash lst 100 yd da h 2nd cvent was the P nn Relays 1n Phlladelphla where Ashland Hnxshed lxth 1n then' heat Three boy quahtymg m Dlztrlct Eleven represented Ashland at the State m et held at Penn State ThlS hlgh l1ght cl1maxed the track season for the clnder pa h boys' Schnexder 220 yd dash 2nd 100 yd dash lst Weaver Javehn lst 220 yd hurdles 3rd Relay 880 yd run lst Dlstrlct Eleven meet Lute 440 yd run 2nd 220 yd dash 3rd Schneldel 100vd dash 2nd 220 yd dash 4th Weaxex 200 yd hurdle n Relay 880 yd lun 3rd Quallfled for the State mee State meet Orme 220 vi hurdles wtn m ht t Lute 440 yd run 2n'l Ill heat Schnelder 100 xd dash 31d Ill hm . W , Y ' Y V A . LS. , , . - ' l . I. . -t . . xl t ,. I s- . ' - . - . -ao d. ' -Fd. ' . ' Relay 8 y run r 2fOrme-220 yd. hurdles-2nd. f -' f, '- 1 N- ' . 'SA41' . s - . ' - h 3 X -' ' ' Canter-M. Miller. Captain. CHEERLEADERS Around from Left-J. Reddy, J. Mather, R. Snyder. L. Batdorf, M. L. Steinhilber. A. Kerrzer, B. Miller. MAJORETTES Front Row B Hughes K Romberger D Zatavesky V Seller Second Row J Zerby M Woodward P McLauchl1n Captaln H Walzenegg T . , . , . , . . 1 ' . ' ,,,. . , . . . ' . . . ., . , H Irwln ALL STARS Center M'iss Kuharsky coach Left of M1ssKuharsky E Slotterback P McLauch11n B Yost M Mlllcl B Mlutl M Tletsworth A Kerner B Smxth M Mulligan I Verbllla A Schllllng I Mather J Zerby S Thomas E Johnson S Umlauf D Zlegenfuse Proxndmg, 1 ftnnlt rccrtatnoml program, 'Vim Xcnn Kuhariky successfully org1m1cd sutral xntramurll baskttblll teams A9 tht mtcrcst 1nd enthusnsm of the gurls grunt thu pl1ycd durmg., tht lunth hour and tftcr school Spectators Wert lmprtssed with tht strlouencse of tht 111116 m kctpmg thur motto XX lthm thcet walls good sportsmm shnp rclgns' Posscssmi, 1n unconqucmblt splrlt and smooth tmmwork tht jumor Conftdcrltcs Qucutdtd ll'l wmmng tht mtramumls An All St1r Ham gompostd of out s 111 mg plftytrs nts stltcttd hx 11 Butltr Cunmnghfam CLnIfllll Irtdnnllc and Immatulltt Htart Ac.adt111x ttter vthuth brltf socnl pLllUdS xxut 11r1ns,td All nn 1ll tht gurls md Xhss Kuharsln dnd 1 vsonderful pob ln promotmg, hm sports manshnp and d1Qpl1x1ng lthlttnc lblllfN .. , , ,' ' , , 1 1 1 D H 1 - U -11 1 ' ' ' y 1 ' ff ' x 11 I 'x -1 H A S ' Q ' .. . ' ' - 1 ' h . . -I 1 - r- - 11 1 1 1 tl 1 1 1 7 x 7, Q ' . coaches. Thcx' plavcd vnrnous games wnth 1 1 K 7 1 ' 1 ' ' . 1 7 A t .7 t q , 1 . , , 1 , , , 1 ., ' 1 -A 1 l f 1 1 H V' I 1 ' v ' - . . . Y ' K , K l U ' v f - 1 v v ' . ,, . 3 n . . 1 1 7 1 4 L 1 y 1 - - 1 ' I - ' 1 1 ' l - ' I I V , 1 A 1 ' ' v ' L 1 ' 5' K t A 1 SENIGR TEAMS First Row-R. Snyder. J. Miller. E. Johnson. J. Zerby, N. Rickard. A. Schilling. K. Romberger. Sccond Row-B. Gable. E. Tesno. A. DiZio, Captain: Miss Kuharsky, Coach: N. Lutc. M. Tietsworth. E. Fetterolf. Pint Row Miss Kuhaisky coach VI Haitci J Brassmgton M Miller' R William M Mulligan M Sahuler Second Row I Gemel D Waldner B Whlte C Taylor D Ziegenfuse P M Lauchlm Captain . 1 . . A . , . , . . . N, . , . . . 1 I I P- . - , . , . , . , . , . . , . S 235315551255 LEAVE xg I 1111 f 1.465 MXXX f AL xxhk X k xwf O w .siwi fqx fff QQZL X f 3 ' N f,1Nx mfx f R , N XXX fx 1 ,A ' '-xfif' .L-'avg-1' M- Z J- gli 1 'L Ik k -, M ' 4' if 5 --fi 2-X fs ,X Xxfggi -R X ARDANTE STAFF BUSINESS STAFF Left to right First Row-M. Harter, C. Cunningham. H. Kopp. Second Row-J. Zerby, L. Batdorf, C. Duncan, B. White, R. Evans, S. Dengler N. Lute. Third Row-F. Bolich, M. Dwyer, M. Shoemaker. J. Woodward. K. Rock. A. Reddy J. Hurley, Mrs. T. Williams, class adviser: M. Yarnall, B. Gable, R. Smith E. Fetterolf, A. DiZio, I. Gensel. I II'l RARY STAIT L to ll l'll t Row om Cl S 1 'Xi 'Vlulllgan M IN1 Q J Zerby Second Row W Cuxlew A Schlllmg E Tcsno B Whlte S WCISS D Waldner C Duncan W Schvsandt W Schne1der M15 E McLauchl1n llterarv advlser Th1rd Row R Williams NI RlCk8Id 'XT Schulel R Snvder W Sch1111ng J Brass lngton M T1etsworth P McLauchl1n J Hunlex C Tawlox fnot p1cturedJ lnfi gill 's '-K. K b 'gelt E. 'I'1'athc-11. M. I.. Civil hilbcr, . . 1 ' . . l'll 1'. u BUSINESS STAFF Congratulations to the seniors who made the 1952 Ardante possible. Through the efforts of these energetic workers the senior class was able to publish a yearbook of which it can be extremely pmud. Want to buy an ad Would you be interested in a subscrip tion to the Ardante'7 These questions and many others were asked over and over again Under the excellent direction of Mrs Williams Betty Lou White and Robert Evans the staff .fery capably solved the difficult problems connected with financing a yearbook Beside the regular duties of a Business Staff such as the soliciting of ads orders for subscriptions and compiling a patron list these super salesmen also sold popcorn and other confectionery at football and basketball games So again we say Congratulations to a fine staff Who has the pastel Did anyone see my write ups These questions in addition to many others were asked numerous times during the preparation of the 1952 Ardante The semors store of llterary knowledge were put to test again and again as graduation became a reality instead of merely an objectivt Under the capable supervision of Mrs L G McLauchl1'1 individual write ups and articles were compiled by the ln dustrlous workers Feats of the athletlcally inclined roaring lions took form on paper under the pens of our sports editors Of course our yearbook wouldn t be complete without those umque sketches and artistic arrangement of printing These served to provide our annual with a well dressed model appearance Much credit should go to those members of our art staff and typing staff whose energetic efforts are seen on these pages Our meetings would not have been complete however without the irevltable Jar or bag of candy supplied each time by our adviser Many a pound most likely was gained by the consumers of the sweets We are now proud to present the result of our efforts to you The entire staff hopes that you will gain as much enjoyment from reading this book as we did in compiling it PIANISTS Left to r1gbt Seated N Rlckard M Mulhgan R W1111ams ORCHESTRA Tlx lnglm school orglustrz IS gom posed of sclgcted membgrs from rhg Land 1nd IS under the d1rectnon of Ros P Steeley It IS comprnsnd ot cleun members of vulnclm hu ara fenfors vul1o wlll lang tlmos ranks to LC fillcd by undnrclasimnn It IS ll ways rudx to proudu l'l1l.lSlL be lwg n acts of plus Lonurts ,Sud 101 uc Lau, lm otlmu spun cunts lmludud ln tlu UlCllLSII1 ug tln planlsts Tluwc glI'lS 'arc chosen from tnc SL nor class for tlmur ITlLISlLll abnluty The LOI'l1bIl1LCl tllnnt of tln ox Lhutm 1nd PIZIHISIS fUI'l1lSl14,Ll IRIN, cntcrtammg momunts for tlu Good Slnp AHS left to Flght ,N im F11 tR0vs E Tc no M 'klulllvan N Hlckaxd W Blanche Qcond Row R Wllllilil R Stulu ci utox NT Koch J Nllckitaxi W VN I-. B I Whltf, x ' ' 1' - I ' - N K v . Q .-, l , V! 7 V W '1 X U 7 I Vx 15 ' ' J A . . . w u v m m- I' - - 1- ml v rl 1 -I v 1- , . .v , , K . Llill 2 'I' 'I l f 2 l ' ' ' Ll f x I x ' x' '- - 'x x . . ' .. .n i. . - 1 I 4 i I iv I xi -I K. A . f I u f 1 x -- . . . r Y x H . . ,, - . , . , . ' . Q f fl 2 L 3 Y ' I: U75 Q Z 1 Q f . I f il L? o 5, f 5 gi QQ . 2 , 12 ,, l ii ze 1, .y , kg 3 7 li 5j.Y.. i, , - , gf , A ,-1154? ' l Kwai ' :fT:45jI'i ... H L1 - V R Y ll do A Z K 4 , AL , I W, L 5' fam , I X Sl v- - ' 'Q 5, , -- i1'-- . .. - z 2 1510, . a'x1c-11 ' I The Cood Ship A.H.S. is fortunate to possess an excellent marching band. This organization consists of sixty-three mem- bers and is under the direction of Roy P. Steeley. The band participated in many activities gluring our voyage. It provided musical en- tertainment at all football games and was the center of the cheering section. During December the Christmas Concert was pre- sented. The annual Spring Concert had to be postponed due to Mr. Steeley's illness. BAND One of the highlights of the year was on November 24111. Along with many other bands from eastern Pennsylvania this group of young musicians attended the Pretzel Bowl game at Reading where they were entertained, as well as entertaining. Mr. Stecley has done a hne job in pro- moting music appreciation in A.H.S. To him and to the members of the band we say The best of luck in the years to comef' 911' Left to iignt F1:lROVl W Roshoe J Keinex C Waskovleh R Ke-im N Koch Is Gresstn T GU1I1'hQI G Hantot C TEiXlfJI R Paul eeond Roy eeles D eetoi J Tesno V! 'ign 1 ie atfixasfe 'W ie 'irfl iyrei hu 111 1 Iris ci iid R vu IL I' lf hen L gel IL f 1 1 'iui uiu H Williims S Lelb B White S Weiss Fouith Roxy D DIZIO F Fetterolf S Schillin E Antoliek E Baixon A Yunsf R Llskovv B 'Yost UlT1l,lf I Boehmei S Thomas Fifth Roxy G Seilci R Hughe J White E Bxaeev W Ennis L Caddy P N1tH'1le P Yitsthkt J Shit' fle VV Blintne E Tesno F Zellti S ' '.,gR,'5i 11' -1 . 1 , '. We J. M' it . 'ch . 1 . R' ki . 1.1 S151 -, .1 S. 1-y. 1.1. Mil 'gan D. Waldier. .. :h1'. Th' 0 '-- ', 'ettero . E. Trat J ', Un 1 D. B kfl. J. W'll'ZlI11S. P. T. 'storm XVI. Ma D. .loE111s'1,1. 'A '--T. A' .i i.-. i g. . i . . . . ,,. . '. . GLEE CLUB .. ., O11e of the outstanding organizations of our high school is the combined Boys' and Girls' Glee Club which is under the capable direction of Miss Marian Fenstermacher. The poet o11ce said Music hath charnns, and since tl1e DOZ'fOl'll1Z1llCCS of this club :ll the annual Spring Co11cert we know t.1is to be true. 111 addition to their renditions as a com- bined group the members also gave many stirring and delightful vocal selections under tl1e auspices ot their respective boys' and girls' groups. Seve-ral members of the club were awarded the honor of being chosen to participate in the Eastern District Chorus held i11 Lansford. Pa. These i11- cluded Sandra Weiss. William Schneider. anti C.alv11 Wolfgang S11 ce then Sand11 has icceixed 111 addition l honor bv being chi en to inv in the All State Chorus at Wilkes Barre 111 Maich wx ll 1 ll o f 111 011 a nu ax oi H W1 iams C DLll1L'll Jllll lLC WVILYCI e1o K U, ' 1 1 1 VV W ll 1 s D l ll 1 Q B N11 1 1 1 1111 1 1e1 L C ZllTll11CllU3li C 'Xie 7111 1 lXl xx 111 1 e A Ie1 te 'Nl Sho mal-C A it 1 c Sl 'ne 1 311110 S Nllltl I I' 1th C Tixloi P 'NIL L fx E A1tol1Llt J ltvidx C Ned E WO0dWdFf X Dlflb Left to right First R1 ' S. TE1:1111:1s. KI. ll ll'2ll. J. C di' gt . D. VV'ld V. A. T jl 2 . 'll' ., '. . '.1. W. Sci '4ttt'l'. Miss Ft'll4lL'TlNllL'l'l'l'. di 't1'css: VV. . '.'l'r..l.K'l1 :'. C' Wolfga11g1,IXl.J.Beck.S.Weiis,K. 1.211112 St-' 11:1 Rnw .l. Bztissiiietnii. Ii. Yost. D. Bickel. VN. N1-'f'C'l'57.H.SC'l1'.Cl'. D. Hilde: R. D1'u11. D. Tesno. . 41.13111-:', .I. Ixltqlfllllllfi. W, C:iJw'1fl'Clj'. .I. G1 'lz1, M. L. Meyeri. A. o a , R. Williams. ltli IXl'll 111 . 1 'ller. Tiwirl Row-S. Lvll lautl B. L. Lynch E. ZlL'5.,CllfUr'C. M. L. St' h'll '. W. Inibiti. '. ' ' . 3. . t. gci. li Evans. T. D: F. Kalb. F. Knock. J. Mickatavage. W. Sch 'z tit. J. M'll Y. . . . 1 s. , . . e H311 NI. . . Davis. lfi1111ti1 R:1x'.'-MM. Mrs-s. J. 1xli11:'11x'age. De1gl -13 lf. Te. 10. J. K.i g 12 E. Wzieiier. 'Vl. I ' ll. , . ztl .. , '. ij 2 . . 'l.2lLlC'l'lllll. A. R'dl,'. J. Fisher. . . 1 . 'x '. Iii ig. . l. BLACK DIAMCDND STAFF F1rstR0w J Shuey E Slotterback N Rickard J Omlor Second Row L Batdorf A Reddy buslness manager M Mlller E Young advise P McLauch11n art ed1tor R Williams A Cleaver adviser J Hurley spors editor M Tetsworth edltor E Zelgenfuse D Waldner E Tesno B White C Taylor M Mulligan Under the competent supcrusion of M Lthel C Young, and Miss Anna M Cleaver, lished the school newspaper Gnen 1 chance to exercise their journal istic impulses, the reporters were seen selrehing., the decks and interxiewmb tht miriners for current school news In March the club attended the tvxcntx eighth conxentlon of the Columbil Schol astic Press Association in New York City The delegates not only gained many prac metropolis Prior to their trip, the staff sold refrigerator bags, 'ur cushions, and baked goods Record dances were also held to helo defray their expenses On the uidence of their work, we silutt these alert midshipmen for their literary contributions during our practical crulst -it '- 'j y 1 q' 1 . 1 I I Y . 5 y' I Y: '. Y , E7 3 . 1 , ' : . ' - . . , . , . A , I . 7 1 Q 4 . I I A L i n ' the Black Diamond Staff periodically pub- tical ideas but also enjoyed the sights of the ' ' v 1 on ' 1 Y' ' 7 - V I ' 1 , 1 ' ' H 1 e- '. -2. TRI-HI-Y Left to rlght F1rst Row J R9lChVk6lD J Boehmer C Cunnlngham J FlShCI E Trathen M Shoemaker S Wexss J M1lle1 E Fetterolf Second Row I Verbllla M SCh1111IIg A Doo11n H Kopp N Rlckard R W1ll1ams M1ss M Prlce adv1ser M Mulhgan A Sch1ll1ng L Batdorf K Romberger K Lane M Shlyelhood Th1rd Row M Smlth S Stone M T1etsworth M ':-telnhllber D Waldner J Brasslngton S Umlauf J Mather S Thomas R Snyder N Lute A Lentes J Shuey P Bollch E Ze1genfuse Fourth Row I Gensel M Schuler A DIZIO M Mller B Whlte C Taylor A Reddy P MeLauchl1n W Blanche B Yost J Reddy S Dengler E Tesno S Lelb E Slotterback J Kllnger A Kerner D Ze1ge11 fuse To seek to find to share cmbracmg thu objectne membcrs of the Tll H1 Y Club HIC con stantly aetne IU behalf of clean hung and hx h moral standards G11ls dCSlllI1g' membershlp ln the Tr1 H Y reallze that IIS DIIITIAIX fUIICt1OI'l IS 0 g1rls vxc1e elected to leld the club thls 5681 Ellnor T1athen Plesndcnt NTo111ne R1ck'11d VICC Presldent A111 e SLhlllllI Secutarx HUICII Kopp T1e'1su1c1 Lols Batdmf C,h3DlrllY1 In the past 1un1o1 and SSIIIOI' candldates we through a day of IIIIIIBIIOII Instead thls wear thu performed dllllllg a pep lallx III the gym Follow lllg thlS lI1fOl'TT13l 1111t11t10n was the folmal lnduc tlon ceremony one of the hlghllght of ucrx gul h1gh school ca1ee1 A tea was held nmmc llatcl after the ll1dULllOf'1 SCFVICC fo1 the gnls 1nothe1s and women membels of the faculty Seekmg to help the1r fellovx men each monm thc T11 H1 Y undertakes a serwce prmect under the f.fUld3IICO of IIS excellent adx1se1 Mus NIH! a1et Prlce It IS 1n thlS mannex thc T11 H1 X glrls shale thlll g1at1tude for bemf., able to cr1r1pe111c h vthcl s 1 II C l1llSllrllI llxxng M010 cxpeucnced and depcndablc tl c T H1 Y glrls take the1r place IH l1fe better pxeparefl to uphold the ldeas and pr1ne1p1es whlch ha 1 madc LIN proud to bc a part of thls great natmn . , . . . , . , . , . , . - , . , - . 'A D, . ' ' . . ' . . . . ' , I ' ' , ' . ' , ' g . Y . - v - an - v - - - V - 1 . , . . - , - 1 . . l . 1 ' , . , . V ' 1 ' 3 ' U 7- ' . 7 I 1 ' Y ' ' I '- . , . . - , - 1 , . . - . I , . I. . . - 1 - v - 1 - 1 ' v - 1 - 1 - V - ' .. ,T T 5 w-7, . ' '-- ' , U ' ' S , , ,.., ' . ':. . I Y ' 1 'B' , A- ' ' - I B u y 1 Q. x ' ' :Iv . ' . I 'U .'1 ' w I ' 1 ' . ,V . -, . . .- i- . . Q. i . . t Q . teach girls to live unselllshly. The following senior V A 4 - U ' . Q Q ' V Q: , -, - F L A , . I . . . H ,. i -1- . t. A ,-. ' . . ' , . ' . ' ' ' . , .'- '- 1 ' , 1 ' .- ' 1- Q ,zz ' fa - 'z - 1 - ' g -'- ' j wit f -' o1'ga11izz1ti011: in the IDFOIII 111 ll of . ct. . , . ' '. ' .' A . . . . ' ' 2 f '. ues - 1'1- - . ' ' ' YU -- - ' . - - . . , , K . . .1 V Uv' W iv I . - 1 X ' l - . . . - . . . HI-Y 77 Left to rlght Kneelmg J Duncan W Salzmln J Clark W Wllllams F1rstRovx Standlng C Duncm W S hvsandt C Toewe W Wagner Second Row G Selle D NIIHCHNHQC C Bradley J Whlte L Emerxck advlse W Schne1der J Korn G Kent Thlrd Row W Entellme N Koch L Klauger W Loeper R Evans J Spxece T Towers T Hepler Fourth Row R Hughes W Wzgncr R Put well W Schlllmg E Waldner P Reed E. Bracey J M1CkdfBN8gC H Jones C Waskoxrch -K Taylor fnot plcturedl Among the many commendable organuatxons of our chool stands the H1 Y a hne example f Chr1st1an compamonshlp Each member of he club strnes to lne up to its standards- clearn sports clean peech clean haolts clean scholar ID Wlth the understandlng and patlent guidance of thelr 'xble adviser Mr Lando Emerlck thls yc 11 members set about ChOOSlDg thelr offlcers wvth careful cons1derat1on As a result the executl e posltlons of the club were successfully filled A these boys Alfred Taylor 53 President Wllfred Schwandt 52 Vxce Presldent Clayton Toewe 3 Treasurer Wllllam Schnelder 32 Chaplaxn Charles Duncan 2 Sergeant at Arms Hx Y membershxp s op n not only to Jumor and NCDIOI bows but IS extended to Include those under classmen deslrous of becomlng a part of the organ l73l10lI Worklng dll gently the boys are actlve ln many prmects for the betterment of the school and communltx Well remembered wnll be the xn Splfllig Chrlstmas program presented by the club The H1 Y dependable ene gGtlC and dlllgerf w1ll contlnue to contrlbute much to Chrlstlan standards of our youth of today 1 A , , A A -.. 1 - ..,,- ., , .., ......... , .1 . , . . c . . x , . , . . - . K. , ' . . ' , . , . . . - . , . , . , . , , , . , - . . . 2 I . 'I . . , . , . . ' ' 1 y '- v' ' . . . , ' . ' , . . ' S . , - ' 0 - - ' , ,5 .4 . . . Y , , ., , . . ,, . ' Y Y L' A -- . .- s . - -- . ' ' - Q . ,, - : e V' ph . . . . , V , . . , 1 . , . , . c 5 I - - . 1' .- P . . . , . JUNIGR PLAY Dramatiz CFI' Mia Cornelia Otis Skinner ,........,., .4...,,.... R uby Williams Emily Kimbrough ..,. Leo McEvoy .... ,... . Dick Winters ......... Otis Skinner .......,. Mrs. Skinner.. ... .. Monsieur dc- la Croix Steward . ...... ... . Purser ....., . . . Admiral ,...., ..,... Stewardese ... . ....... ,... .... . . .... Inspector ,................... ...... . ... Tlwri-se .. . ,... ..,, .,....., . . . Morlamr- Elise . Harriet St John.. . Winifrffl Blaiugh. .. Window Cleaner ..... . . . .Diane Waldnvr . .Ray Drum . . . . . . .John Hurlx-V ...Charles Duncan Marcia Mulligan ..,,William Curley William Green . . . . . .Robert Orme William Schneider Mildred Shoemaker . . . . . .Sandra Weiss . . . .Kay Raombemvr . .Betty Lou While . .. . .. ..... Patricia Mcbauchlin Anne Marie Reddy .........John Lute Blisinvss Manager vg4A,U,, Mm, Assistant. Assistant Assistant Arr ...., Piib1iCit5' S1389 MHUHEPT Robert Eiaii A asistnnt Assistant A-,sistanl Dra yman Properties Prompter Make-Up V Book by Cornelia Otis Skinner and Emily Kimbrough Book by Graeme and Sarah Lorimer ectress Mandy ,.,. Davy ,.,... Sylvia ,.... Jerry ...... Mr. Mason. Mrs. Mason. .. Julie . ..... Alix ...,.,. Lysbeth . .. Mrs. Day. . , Mrs. White. Mrs. Allen .... Ted Fenton.. Margaret , . Chick ..... Diamatized bs Caristopher Sergei 'Vliss Margaret Taylor Dir 1 lm Z CAST PRODUCTION Rombergr-r Green Williams Schneider Schwandt Lou White . ............................... Jane Brassington Batdorf Zer'Jy Tietsworth .,....,....,,,.......,........Charlotte Taylor . .,,.....,....,..,..,.,,........ Sylvia Dengler Schilling Gensel Lute Business Manager.. ,... ......... ,... . ..,.... E l inor Trathf-n Assistant ...... , ....... ......,..........,....,., S hirlvy Leih Assistant ..,..,..,..............,........ Anne Marie Reddy Assistant ,... . ............ . . ,................Diane Waldner Art ....................,....,.....,........ Marcia Mulligan Publicity ..........,.........,................ Marcia Miller Stage Manager. . . , ........ .... . , ............ Robert Evans Assistant . ...,,,.....,...,....,........,... Russell Hornung Assistant .....,,..............,,.,...........,. Robert Orme Properties ................,.......... Patricia McLauchlin Make-Up .....,............,,................,. Sandra Weiss ' l b I ,',' fu i of - 'T gi 3 7 S, :V ww' v 'eff 5 Z J Z P A if ,., Q JUNIOR PROM I Xxx Y xA WHAT MARVELOUS MUSIC WHAT PRETTY GIRLS AND THOSE HAND SOME BOYS' THE OCCASION WAS OUR NEX LR TO BE FORGOTTEN IUNIOR PROM HELD MAY 4 1951 BENI ATH A CANOPY OI4 MAROOIN AND GOLD THE CI ASS OF 52 EN TI RTAINED THE SENIORS AT THE BIG TOP COMPLETI WITH CI OXVNS MERRY CO ROUND AND BAL IOONS THIN GYM BFCAME A CARNI VAL OVI R NIGHT SOFT LIGHTS Rl III CTI D BY I'HI CRYSTAI BALL IHI CIRIS IVINING COWNS AS DANICINC TO THI MUSIC OI' CABI ARI AINDS ORCHLSTRA WI IIOATI D ON A CI OUD COOI RI IRI SHINC1 PUNCH SI RVI D TO IN X IGORA TI SIHI DANCERS I I ' I f x ' - ' - : Adckfwlib THE LOVELY H0125 OF rx 1 ' I I I ' 7 I ' f E f Id E' - HICJHLIGI-ITIXC1 IXTI RXIISSIOX XX AS THI P XRXDI OI IUXIOR AXD SLXIOR GIRI S XX ITI-I TI-IILIR IS CORTS FROXI XX I-IICH XIILDRED SPI IIR SI XIOR XX XS CHOSI X QUH X XX I PI-I jULII CODDIXGTOX AXD XXX DOL AIX AS AITTPYDAXTS XI XRCIX XILI LIC1 XX JLX OR RI ICIXLD AS PRIXCISS XX I-IILE PA TRICIA VICI ALCI-II IX DIAIXh XX AI DNLR AXD RUBY XX II I IAXfIS XII COOD IIIIXCJS XIUST QQDVII VO AN I XD IIOXX I VI R AXD SO IT XX AS XX ITII VHIS XX ONDI RI UI I X'I XIXC BUF A9 XXI TUVIISIID IXITO ISI D I ACH OI LS KNI XX THAI' OUR IUXIOR PROXI XX OUI D IIVI IOR hXIIR AS OXI OI THIH HAPPY MIM ORIP9 OF OUR HIGI-I SCHOOI X OYACI X IIX . -X V - 1 : Y I I . . I Q I I 1 5 x I ' I ' . 1 , '.I , I' ',I - '.I 'r ' 1 v - v y . I L I I I VI I I I I I I PI I I . I I I I Y . I I I Y, YI 'I , . . , . , . - ,, I, I 4 I , I , ' I LI I R fy 1 J I v , fy I , , I . . I SIiRX'IiD AS A'I0I'IfNDAN'I'S. Iwi 'Q . , A. , - ,, I 4. T .I ., ' , I , ' I . ,, . ,, , . . ,, 1. 4. 4. 4.- v Iv Y V , W Y , w , . . I I J. I L I , 1 I I I . I I I I I ' . , . , . . v I fr 5 4' l I I A 4 4 4 ' . . , 4. I - , - l 4 4 4 ' I .I I . I .- X f I Once upon a time in the year 1940, a pert, fair-haired girl began her first year of school. As a small girl she possessed winning charm and, at the climax of the year, this rising young miss became Junior May Queen. Now, twelve years later, this same girl was chosen to reign over the annual May festivities, when the students of A.H.S. chose Marcia Miller to be their May Queen. 1940 marked the beginning of the class of '52 and on May Day of that year it was noted that various fu- ture seamen graced the small white platform at one end of Memorial Field. The queen, lady-in-waiting, and crown bearer hailed from the 10th St. school building, while mem- bers of the court were chosen from lst, 10th, and 17th St. school. To the right we present you with a picture of how they looked on that day. Reading from left to right they are: Marcia Mulligan, Jane Brassing- ton, lady-in-waiting, John Hurley, crown bearerg Marcia Miller, queeng Kay Romberger, Diane Waldnef, Janet Zerby, and Rosann Hannon. Each year, May Day exercises are built around a central theme. Tnls year's program was held in honor of the mothers, trim exercises, and graceful dances all were executed with practical precision for the en- tertainment of the public. As in previous years, the highlight of the day was the crowning of the May Queen, after which she and her court took their places on the plat- form to view the day's events. Now, on the opposite page we give you our sailor's delights. In the center-Marcia Miller, May Queen. Left to right clockwise: Patricia McLauchlin, Lady - in - waiting. Elinor Trathen. Helen Kopp. Mary Louise Steinhilber. Kay Romberger. Ruby Williams. Marcia Mulligan. MAY DAY FP! 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' 1: 1 With Ray '- ss Be 'z se ol' You 1 , -,g 1 ' 'Vi ' ' ' V 1 'tl 'llt' , ' - Ijllllf' F1i1'1i11g Ta-1 1 1 Why CAN T Stop comblng halr Be snobblsh Be nolsy Be mlserable Dance DFIXC slowly Drlve Hurry Be qulet Control hlS laugh Run out of nlcknames Stop blushmg Sell tlckets Be a bookworm Be qulet Hurly Swlm Overwork Dance Cwould l1 Haxe str lght h Talk slowly Behave Play plano Duve Dance Be serxous Stop teasmg J1tterbug Slow dance Dance Slt stlll Play basketball Stop flllllflg MISS church Stop H1rt1ng Be ready Stay angry ke to learnj axr Pl-.T AVLRSION Sewlng Baby slttlng Nosey people Gosslp Geometry State cops Blg sxsters Showotls G1rls ln overalls Takmg orders Engllsh teachers Engllsh School Studymg People who can t take Work Slow pokes keep qulet Yarnall Has none Showotfs Talkatlve glrls Homeroom teacher Boys Opposlte sex G1rls wlth foollsh 1d L1ttle sister Flsh Kld brother Geometry Work School Wrltmg themes Teasers Sewmg Late people Nothmg Llttle sister a Joke eas AWBITION Nurse Trade school Dre s deslgnex Secretary Cartoomst Lawyer Stenographer Ph1lade1phla General M Fu ure Rev Allenbach Tumbler Carpenter Mechanlc P esldent Florence Nlghtlngale Major League Sen Martlns secretary Proprletor of ESSO Llectrlclan Secretary Brlck layer Ba ketball coach Secretary Mlllxonalre Farmer Punchlng the keys Carpenter Career woman Work IH Candyland Factory worker Mechanlc Mechanlc Coach Get a 1ob College W A F Nurse DILSTINY Ford dealer Alr Force Saks Flfth Ave Anuce to the lovelorn Kolea The bench Elocutlonlst Spaghettl cook Pm boy Planlst A8zP manager P c Mllllonaxre A bum Flddler Mattress tester Housewlfe A steward Head sales gxrl at Macys Cowboy Second Red Skelton Housewxfe Ga attendant IIIIHOIS hog farmer One of the Bell Tele gals Woolworth manager Typlst Factory Photographer R8d1O announcer Truck clrlver Olyrnpxcs 1936 Dust Chaser Gvm teacher Alrlme hostess SOCIBI worker 7 ' ' 4 ' t 1 , , 0 . , 7. 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S SNVABBIE S Hersh Mulllgan Bob Orme Dutchy Paul Aba Dabba Rebuck Anme Reddy Rene Rlckard Rocky Rock Kate Romberger J1m Schenk B111 Sch1111ng Slssy Sch1111ng Plney Schmidt B111 Schnelder Peggy Schuler Swanee Schwandt M111 Shoemaker Mopsy Snyder Strapper Spxece Char Taylor Edle Tesno SUSIE T1etsworth D1gger Towey Ellle Trathen Gld Waldner Jock Weaver Sha Welss Joe Weyman Lulu Whlte Rube W1ll1ams Woody Woodward Jay Yarnall Chessle Yost Ray Zeplln Donna Zexgenfuse Jan Zerby Jackxe Zerby I-IOMEPORT Gordon Candyland In the country Club E S S O Dalry Anywhere Newberry 16 N 12th Da1ry Candyland Wlth Stxeny Gass1e Patsys Home Candyland Dalry Vvlth D1z Da1ry Candyland Home Frackvllle Kllngers W1th the gang Candyland Candyland Phxlly Candyland With Hersh Locust Dale Wnth Pete Schxllmgs Home Home Mowry Wxth Joe Daxry N OTED FOR Plano playing B1g brown eyes Dutch slang Wat r bucket Long legs Klddlng Quletness Actlng ab1l1ty Smgmg Neat appearance Dr1v1ng Shootmg pool Athletlc ablllty Intelllgence Long legs Laugh Flutter1ng eyelashes Sell1ng popcorn Promotmg romance Quletness Fl1rt1ng WISE cracks Intelllgence Fllrtlng Target shootmg Smgmg Eatlng Executlve ablllty Personallty Dxsposltlon S1ll1ness Quletness Trapp1ng and huntmg Long shots Roller skatmg Shortness PASSENGER SILA CHANTY Lox e Letters There s Been Change In Me Ach du L1eber AUgUStlHC Aba Dabba H01 eymoon Dry Bones Unforgettable Blue Velvet Because of You Faraway Places Sunday Dr1v1ng Undec1ded Tree 1n the Meadow Patr1c1a Oh Johnny Swanee R1ver Walt for Me Unforgettable Slowpoke My Dest1ny R1ng Telephone Rlng Undec1ded D1g D1g D1g Amt Mlsbehavln 1 Cant Help Lovxng That Man P1stol Pack1ng Papa Charley My Boy I Eat When Im Hungry My Heart Belongs to Daddy Charleston Woodpecker Song Im a Llttle Busy Body Smoke Smoke Smoke Cry of the W1ld Whl oerlng Tell 'Vie Why Gabrlel Blow Your Horn , , . .. sy ' ' ' 11 , sv A 7Y ' nm Y A .. u H .u V ' .. ,, - - - We .. i ., u ' Y! 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LAY T Forget B111 Jltterbug or Polka Dance Cont1ol actrons Stop talklng Jltterbug Polka Wear llpstlck Stop drummlng Stop belng mcc Slng Do math Stop ct Wlllg gum Stop studylng Swlm PEI AVERSION Hlllbllly muslc Cars upkeep hngllsh class M L S Parklng the car Slow or late people Cowboy muslc lfllrts Women Walking Baseball Economlcs Pos1t1ve people Belng teased 1,-elng called Sack Laugh W1EhOUt closmg ey sTeased by cheerleaders Beat 8 -to bell S op chewmg gum Forget Sllm Snub people Leave boys alone Stop teasmg Mlss Bcnave ln Engllsh Stop s1ng1ng Bc a hotrod' Young Lcaw. the Dodge at home Be nasty Get thln Pct fat Wrlte themes Plax basketball Att nd school Slng Bc lmpollte Stop 1'l1rt1ng Be gloomy Book reports Sewmg Enghsh class Late people Glrls Slt stxll IH English German Belng on tlme Trlgonometry Concelted people Engllsh Men drlvers Lateness Danclng Gettmg up IH the mornmg School ln general Book reports Men Havlng halr set Glrls AMBITION College To be a frogman Llve on a farm Flag pole sltter Secretary Taklng temperatures Future Dmah Shore Grease monkey Doctor Florence Nlghtmgale lvlechanlc Chemxcal engmeer Ashland State Hospltal hngmeer Navy Nurse State trooper Nurse Number please Temperature taker Attend college Nurse Attend Bucknell Track star Socxal worker Ranger captain Nurse A whlte cap Secretary Major league pltcher US Army Fur farmer Nurse W A F M1n1ster DILSTINY Concert planlst Plumber The Egg and I Referee Boss s wrfe Dalry manager Radio Cxty HOUSCW1fC Crooner Obstetrlcran Chlld s nurse Pool shark Father of a football team HOUSeW1f6 Pamter Bull tighter Helplng Ronnle HOUSeW1f6 Clothing store manager Cleamng cupboards Marrlage Undertaker Doctors wrfe Powel s model Game warden Opera smger ONVIICI of Weyman Business worker Actress Go to Harrlsburg Borough manager Sergeant Mmk farm Mlsslonary Roller Derby Llttle Church the corner S around ,, , . , 1 , . I . . . . V Q . l .. , . R-N, . 4 ' f .. - - - , . 'E C . X N, . . . . 1 ' gm ' ls vw 1 ' - :Lew a fine seam Dishes Typist Selling Chevies r' ' ' L1 f- - ' 'f ' ' . R.N. ' I 1 ' ' r ' r ' ' ' - - ,N vx . . S ' 1 ' . e ' ' . . Biggest r nrts Diane Waldner William Curley Class Cutups John Hurley Edna Fetteroli' Q Prettiest Hair Shirley Lieb Eugene Schenk Funniest Laugns Josef Weyman Anna DiZio SHIPS ivlost U0'UperaIlY'e Best Dallcers Robert Evans Mzircia Mulligan Miriam Hartcr Huy Drum ILRSICSI I0 UH Most, Polite' Most Athletic Most Likely to Along With I 1 t A , Succeed Anno Schilling Patricia NlCLauchli:1 Marlin Yarnnll Charlcs Brzidlcy John Lulu William Schilling Mary Louise Elinor Trathen Steinhilbci' Peppiest Best Dressed bongmrds Smallest and 'tallest Russell Hornung William Green Sandra Weiss Kay Romberger Marcia Miller Ruby Williams William Schneider John Fickinger CELEBRITIES MOS! 'il ZllKa!lVt5 Donald Felker Inez Gensel Quietest Joseph Felegi Edith Tesno Charles Duncan Donna Zeigenfuse Prettiest Eyes Martin Dwyer Lois Batdorf Most Studious Raymond Zeplin Margaret Schuler CLHSS Som, P45 Num. Mnacnn Mun.u.n6nN Lyme! Rugywauull I- 1 -A., A' ll 1 1 1 ' I ' ' 4 4 Rs we- enhftdnshld Hgshscfnobhlt qJ,,,p-1911-5 3.3 OUP -'b we be :iam our Fa nal Jour neg UJn+h A, goal 4' ef' 0. head LDL :fl 5' , , ll'-111 -V'-0'-0 441'-1-ffi-if-0' 1.0 and wf' phnnr-edmghwere. -Fun Our- + Our- -Presh man we Kal wvHw a.ll our f megan 3 and ,mah i 191 lla 4 min 9 U 'U' :GF F C' -9 s+' e ve.n+ 0- 'prom Gnd plwxsivt as -F3rr3e'1x11 Lk: Ptnzd 07 .JJ 'nl 0+-Q Q lil' riylar p , '-7 1' M fa - if +2 +,,:zz:fmamm, We Scfh er web r- e, n j E I H glfiil ' 3 HS we. leave 'Phase hallowtd 'Por f'aJ5 we r'c-Flecff' o'er- +Hese. po.s1'yeaf-S7 Tha-4' we heme Span-t' +e3e.+he.r- wrHw Ovr' 'Fmends UJIH1 + hougl-u'T .s o-F buffy hour .5 Remem bcred m 434+ our' 'Pears , we. had -Farewell dear- Hlma.fha.+cr' Fis our' vogo-ge. ends ,, ,. . .. v Y , 1 . - - - 08 V i gi u ' 1 I B. i, :' : . E1 ' lv I . I .OW - r , , 9 Q4 ' IJ , ' 1 at-4' - , : PF , . - Af If - , ,, Q, ' I A' - . 0 .. 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D - -f -r EY . .U- 4.1 - J ' ' . .1 J p m Log of S S AHS Aboard our aging cruiser we slowly lnched out a becalmed stretch toward the sea With course et graduation we checked position many tlmes durlng our four year voyage Bravlng the waves currents ard storms we finally reached our des tmation and leave the following log of our adven tures Septcmber 1948 We one hundred and foul eager plebes came aboard the SS Ashland to begin our elementa y eamanshlp Under the direction of our helmsman Mrs Thomas Wvlllams tne following were elected as class officers Jo eph Chickersky Presldent John Hurley Vice President Marcia Mull1gan Secretary W1ll1am Green Treasurer Ruby Williams Hlstorlan February 12 1949 Opened the doors into the social world by hold mg the first dance in the new gymnaslum Thus w- were as proud as peacocks at our first venture 1l1t0 ship society May 26 1949 Heavlng another line to aid our funds we tried our hand at a roller skating party which took plac at the Washlngton Park Jufve 1949 September September 1949 To avoid golng adrift we choose as leaders Joseph Chickersky President Donald Felker Vice Presldent MHFCIH Mulllgan Secretry Robert Orme Treasurer Ruby Wllllams Historian Becoming more pecuniary we ventured into th business world with the sale of pencils shirt bandanas plns pennants and crew caps October 1949 After learning the ropes we started a series of successful record dances and candy sales January 5 1950 The Snow Dance from WhlCh we netted a nic profit March 1950 According to tradition we received the mot treasured of all possessions-our class rings' May 1900 CHFDIVHI' Carnival' It provided unusual enter tamment for the other sailors June 1950 Dropped anchor into the lxmpld waters after obtaining a three month pass September 1950 Realizing we were all m the same boat we selected the followlng Martin Dwyer President William Schneider Vice President Elmor Trathen Secretary Robert Orme Treasurer Norrme Rickard Historian Ruby Wl1l13mS Historian Held an informal dance on the 16th October 1950 Determined to meet our navigator s fond specu lations we began selling french fries at the bas ketball games March 1950 After s1x hard weeks of preparation we pre sented Our Hearts Were Young and Gay und .ne direction of NIIDS Catherine Weber Well don mldshlpmen' May 6 1951 Laborxng over decorations for several days we finally had our Naval Ball in honor of the emors The theme of the delightlul affair was a carnival complete with a merry go round clowns and balloons The prom proved most picturesque 01 all our class projects Most parents allow d drags and marlners out after reveille So ended the acuvitles of our Junior year' September 1951 As hrs: classmen we elected the following John Hurley President Wllliam Scmllmg VICE Presldent Elmor Trathen Secretary Coarles Duncan Treasurer Norrme Rickard Historian M ldred Ann Shoemaker HlSt0Fl3D Ruby Wrlllams Historian October 1951 Economlc necessity required class cooperation in the fields of hat checklng dances fashion shows and salesmanshlp at the games November 20 1951 Under the capable direction of Miss Margar t Taylor we held another succesful play Men Are Like Streetcars Another feather in the swabbles caps January 1952 Began the final lap of our practical cruise oy pre-parmg for graduation This lncluded ordering pictures name cards and 1nv1tat1ons March 1952 Recorded our Sagas of the Sea in the form of a yearbook which we proudly hurried to the publlshers May 1952 Noticed that many finding peril on the sea had cleared the decks with only seventy n1ne of the original crew remalnlng Thus we took advantage of the following days knowing the survivors couldnt be shlpmates forever June 4 1952 The momentous event-Graduation was ac tually at hand' After the final anchor had been dropped we proudly but sorrowfully received our diplomas and degrees Knowlng that we now must sink or swim we pledge to make the remalnlng life crulses as profitable as this primary one had been to the Class of 52 ' 0 I I O O - , K . . ' l ' S . ' Y D . . . y ' ' ' ' - - ' -V . . - 1 , ' ' ' ' - ' 1 . . Y - - ' ' i. . . .R , . H b A - . - . ' '7 S . . . ' , ' ' ' 1, NY - ' x - ' . , 2 . . . . ' M N . - A H . I w ' , , , , h . - - y y , f . , ' 4 3 7 , w n. H ' ' . . . 3 . . , - .A ,, '7 y , . ..,.. , . L y I .,.,... . ' Recelved a shore leave with order to report in ' ' ' ' . U A ,... , . . ....., . , . . . y . Z 7 r . . . . . . -' . , y . , . . . A E . . , . . U . 3 . . . 3 . . 4 . y M . F, , I ,, V 7 . ' 1 . V , , . , . 1 I . q ' .4 vs ' n , 3 , , , . . - , Y - . v ' Y . ' 1 , Q I l , I I ll 1 rv Clarence Lorah Responsible for our photography Clarence Lorah proved both cooperatxve and dependable Wnthoul h1s undymg efforts nt would have been nmpossnble to produce sport and play snapshots for our yearbool We haxl and thank The Chlef Photographer for hzs assnstance after the call of duty Camera Crew W1ll1ng and able the camera crew co v1de film presentatnons for the student body Through thenr seruces we have gaxncd addntlonal knowledge and enjoyment durmg our X05 age Thus we salute the personnel Franc1s Lexster Tommy Hepler ohn Schreffler 'md Wllfred Schwandt for their kmd and dnllgent contrnbutnon to AHS Ea. I Y . Q. ' K! ' ,S ' ' ' lf Y, , 2 inxrxwt operates with the teachers in order to pro- if C W . V. . W b s 'A , Lt U V V l , I . . 455 x i J XT y 1 ' T A .X j 11118 P351 111s 11111 11s11 1111 111 1111111 111 1111111111 11dQ.,L 1111 11'111rts 111 1111 1111111111111 1311511115 111 p1111111C1115 1111 1937 1XI'C1lIlIL. 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A5 II XND I T I , I ' 1 ' --- Asl I1 , ,QL 1 , II , I 1' - I 1 1 I .TI -1 I ' , IA. 2 ,:.,:..: ,:..:U:.,...,:..:. ..-Nz .- .:.,:..-.,:.,:.... ,: ,:.,:, Cr0IlIf7lfIlIl'llfA' Of OTTO QOLLII RIFS LO Ciib ASHLAND PA GRFEN S DAIRY PROTI CT 501111 111 A1 T11 XX nth 'Natuxcs Most Parfum IOOD WH K FRY our DAIRY PRODUCTS I hom I sw mai 5 4 il , THIfRlf is Ll DII7IfliRliNCl-L 3 1 X I lx - '72 1 -. -..- -1--.-:w.:4-.2-f.-:n.:.,1-,i--1-.ll-in:-,nil-if 1011-1-4:0101-,iv 1...-1,1 SI-IOEMAKER'S GARAGE CADILLAC CHLVROLIZT - - - OLDSMOBILI Plume 500 ADAM WALDNERS SONS IUMISIR dill, Will W ORA OH ICI lltlm md Chutnut Sts NL UMEISTLR S SERVICL NTP R S00 Cgntrc St 74 IIOLR SIRVICI ASHLAND PA PETER li BUCK 84 SONS ASHIAXD PA , 2 A . , I . ' T IALARI. M. CllAliAV1iR Vlmnc 245 ifinzminlxi 1r1:ir1-:l:z..::- STEINI-IILBER'S ELECTRIC SUPPLY STORE HOTPUINT APPLIA NCES CEA? 1100 CLNTRI PHONI 573 BUSSI S TO CI-IAR TER TAXI SERVICI 1 c mm I D cnfuzr PAUI S TRANSIT LINES 175 Spxuu Strut Ashlmd I W I-IUBLFR 85 SON Zz mlb In IL llldflll Zi? 'VIEATS AND CROCI RII S CAF-FJ 5 i ST. - - - 1 Slf-' - If' p - vpn fl' 3 - ' ' . , '.1. Phone 185 Gordon ..,,...,- ,---,,.. ,.. ,Z ..,.,1,,1,,-4,-.,,1,,, HERALD I-I SPAIDE IIISIHIIIICL and Boudx 877 Center Strut Aslmlnd I 1 A KFVFL 'VII ATS llllll CJROLI R11 S 183 Ccntu St A51 md I 1 MIDWAY CJARACI Cm lmrc ion S111 1 1101111 I1 1 Volfagc R1 ,ulafm Mofm Tum Up 2901 Center St Ashlmd Pa PIonL lOl WEISS 9 APPAREL INC Ciip S L11 1ndo1I1 I Cfllllflfillll nlx of 'VICANDREXV FLCRIST Phone 374 607 Cgntur Stunt Clllllfllllllt 1111 TIELMAN 9 DAIRY Phone 754 I I Gcrmmx lllg BILL CAUFIELD S SUNOCO Scrum Sfnfzmz Fountam Sprmp I1 I fx 0 lllcf To Tlx Gruzlzmlu LOUIS MATLONY 1 IILIX 1lIL I ' I I .. I. I . , ' , 1. , I I I of 1 27 I If 7 I 7 f. I - - I A . 111 , 31. 1 f ' I I A VWPWYYYYWY I I I N - I a 1, I I . ., ,h.-K ,, I I1 lu - I . . y A. CRED9 ONILOR - I I ' 1 , . 1 ' S I 13, H. I ' I I ' 'x ,UQ f , 'Q I ,. . . I , . , I I r I I I'I'l'L 1 . Ill. Gini- In I' PJ' ROSI-IOE'S CLOTHING School .Ieweh-y - Invitations - Trophies 1il'fH'l'.W'lIfflllQ I,111'1'11 MIll'l'l7ill.YfIl1 llllll Cn. 1000 Center Street Clllllflfjllll llfi' of C Garner 81 Son Agency Idvx 1rd I BLIIITILISILI N131 ASHI AND PA 11111 111111111111 1 C111 BPR1 I SHUPY PI UMBINQ 111111 HI ATIA c 1 South llth SU SCHILLING 'S C AR XGP As111 AND 11 x mont 141 - - - Ashland, Pa. SP YBRFCI-IT S M1 N s WI AR ASHLAND PA C553 ALBERT 1 SMITH TAX RPCFIVLR CEAD C 11111f1l11111 1111 CQNNPR 'S STORP 1438 Ctnttr Strttt A51 Il AIND PA lhont 767 n ' -' 3 I 1 1 K ' ' 4 Q 1: ,. ' V ,1 . : 1' 1 : , t - . , . Cjfllllf ' ' 5 ' 1 SM' iff' , . A A . - f J 7 N - ' 4 I I 1 w 1 . 'eet ' 3 I 1 f ' ' J of A , . 105 Ifnst Center Street s V - 1 . W 1 A , I . N A Y , , . 111 , -1 --Al 1 , : .:..:..: :nz ,I ,:.:..:..:.,:..- .:. 1.:.-..: ,:e,:..:..:..:,-.:.,:..:1:..:..: ROXY THLATFR 1 C SCHR1 CK D07 Center Street Ashland P I hone C7 C11 fs of lDlSfIlllflUl1 lor A1lOffmmm PARAMQUNT Photo St Cnft Shop 1034 Center Strett Ashhnd P 14 Vest Mun Strttt G1rf1rdv1llt 11 Cnnflzafrx Wrlfred Sehwfmdt ll1'lfll1f., Detox lflllf, Nemmn s Auto Supplx S ruling C omfs I hom 444 7 If 10111 Puffy am XVa 111111115 fum fmm CALL HOTEL I OEPF R UlIlfJllll1flIfS 0 Strohmeler s Store 971 Center Street Ashlwnd I Anffmrz cn' C114 Dcalcr W Sfncmll c 111 UI Ilrzhlc IXIflfJlI1N Center Street Ashland 1 hone CW Shetrp 5 Llectrlt Co fl I I VISIUAN All Mrlfcx 471 Center Strett Ashllnd 1 hom IV' 1 1 1 1 fn' ' ' 'a 5 r f , 21. I I J 1 ' 1 60 1 U , V X' i Q . , a. 1 Y, K' ,. 2 . K y ma. . . I B I . , .. QUIIKQl'tIfIllllflOl1S 1 Shar-p'5 Elect!-IC C0- . . ,. x ,, I I -L ,. , , . , N. I 4-1 . . , 1'f'f... ' Q , X,-h 1 1 1 I u 1 1 I K , j . ' ' t ' . l 1,1 - P . ' K, I. - CT' I 1 - x I' . ' 1 ., I I . I , ,vm ini- if-:wil-:fi ifviriezl-10.2. :Y 1---if 1 1--in:-1 1-1-111111-iwzri--1 i A. G. WALTER GREEN'S A FLOWER SHOP 734 Center Street Appliance and Music Store CEA, Your Wfvxliu l70l1.W' Dvalvr' Girardvillc Pa. X . I - 4 t I P A CTUlllf7HlIIl'llfS of lll North M1in Strut A Shemndoah P. CIITS XValr fn s IDHIIIIUIIIIX luggage Shtnandmlm Mt C1rmLl C 0llI!71lllllllfS Cfllllpllllll nfs WEBER S STORE KULL 9 Cupct SIOIC C Ulllpllllll nlx C 0lH17lllIllllfN f 1 H g - . 4. , g of H of , K 5 ,k it I 1 of vf MCQUNNELI, SC BRG. XVI'.LLIfR'S MILLINIQRY C. D. MALLAMS HEATING - 11LUM131Nc1 Iififlfillg 33 XY'alnut Street Phone H12-5 Leonard Staudenmeier l'lL'.Xf71l rx M6lell'ilIl x DJ 7 Canter Strett Ashllnd P LUTHILR TESNO MP WS 111111 c1aOC11a11s Ashllnd P I hone l D66 Cfllllflllllllllfk 4 11114-1-11--1--:Unnwqnf-1-11-11111 +-1v1:--un- 11-1 vcs--11111-iwiui--101 3 STAN'S . FOOD STORE ' 528 Center Street Plmne 9912 Congrc1f11f11f1f111,x fo ffm C Iss 0 1152 ANN S Bwutx Shoppe 870 Center Strtet C r1111f1l111z1 11x RHOADPS CO N Co111j7l11111l1lx Wm Pepptx 8. Co Int Ashllnd Knlttmt M1lls N 1 11' 311 f f ff lu ' ' x u 1 , 1 r O 1 g C 1 . 1 , Ll. .. ' ff ., I , f f ' of 5 1 , 11. I w N 1 . 1 1 , ., I. 'CM Y 1 , . 5 , . ! of J of i l X YV . I A 7 ., x. , Q . . S ' . ' :,:1:1:1:.:,:.:.: :Q:.-..:....:.: :...,: :,: :.:.: 1-1:.:.:.:.: lwlnz--11-1n:-v.:n:n:-4-in1.1if-?-1 -' Seitzinger Motors - Salas llllll S1'1'z'i1'1' - DODGI-1 PLYMOUTH DODGE TRUCKS C,11111f1fi1111 ufx STECKER and CO sTAT1oN1 RY Mt Carrml P1 Cfllllfllllllfllff CUINAN 9 STORF 'Vit Carmd P1 IIN ffn inf Iouls Grossm m Som CllIlIf7lill1t'llfS of KESSLFR'S LEADING ,IEXVELERS Hlfollou' flu' Crozrzf of Afvrf l311jr1'1'x Mt. Carmel, Pn. C,UIIllIlillIl'llfS CHUCK QSBURTN S Ashland P1 Phom 9966 G KLINGER Dum Products MIIIX. Sc MIIK PRODUCTS H ahh for flu B111 and Wf11l1 TIIIIXX SLOTTERBACK S GARACP of of 1 4 p ' 1 2 J , .. 1 Y CC C C CCCCCC C C CCC , ' . L R. . of 1 . I - 1 1 . ' . 1' 31. I' 'f' ' 15 Ah '1 Cv C 'I ' 1 I Z DllPAR'I'MliNT STORIQ Qigg Nh. fl.Il'IllCl. P.1. IAWCIIC- 1,4- -if-10:1-11-11':fu-uv-1--un11-.11 1.,i..111:-1.-g-.11-1-Ui..-.14--.,1..1.,1,,31,g..31.3 Cf1111f1f11111'11l.1 f BAKED FOODS KhLLhR'S SUPPLY , . . XV1'1l11'111,q 111111 1X1111111'1'xu1'j COMPANY I,nvcllc, l'.1. JOHN BORIS IJ, 7 XXv'1ll1L1C Strut 11111111 TCIIIIH 131 S1111 Tf1111r111r111 C 1111111111111 llf A I RILND C 1111111111111 nfs Cake' Sj1r'1'111l1.1Ix 1Xsl1l.111d, l'.1. CIf1111j1l11111'11l5 NRWBI RRY C0 C 1111f1f1111111f I W WOOI W ORTH WAGNI R S I tl l11111f1 D13 CI11111 I1 RICKARDS DAIRY 6 , H ICJIIL L N 1 L Q 'Cl 1 . 11,1 5 1 j A ' -Y if D ' A f of 2 2 . , 1 ' ' j ' 1 j v of CUC I 'Y f' I 3 NWI' CLIN ffm' zlllaf DVC' 'UVM C'm'Clu11, l'.1. ' l'I - 4115 :ng--1-if if-11 11-1113111--11-it11111--11-1--11.:01111.11-111,:.111--1.-n-1.101 1 Raymond Lauer PLUMBING 111111 HEATING 1403 Center Strcct Ashland, Pu. HOHLNSTI IN CEA? HARDWARI 111111 S KW 1lll1XC PRIGIDAIRI Llcctrxc RCfllgjCl3IiJIS Ilcttrlc Rings Automfttlc XV1Sl1LI9 Hot NV1tt1 Htlttrs STIEF S HARD JAKE wfllllllll s Book Stott S111 1111 lllltl 1311x1111 xx Slllffflfll IX 1 ll I 1 S11 f1j1ll1 C11111f1l11111'11fx of AMVETS POST 44 Gordon, Pa. GERD BOLICH S HOTFI GOldiDI1 P1 Qian Bcnsmgcr Hardwmre Store I 1111111 11111 V1 111 111111 BlllldN D111111 1 IL 1111 1405 Ctnttr St Ashhnd P Ruth Bt lutx Shop VI111 111111 lllllf NIL!! fllllf 11 xx P111111111111fs H1111 Tlllflllg C11ff111g 111111 Slylnz, 7 Ctntu Stlttt 1 lmlmd om 59 1 5 5 I . . 1 3 1 e L t. l , .. , . , , I , . A I 4 7 . A I C . . , . . : . 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I ,K 1 I ' 1 1 H -1. 7 E xx W 1 -- -- J , 1 1 1 1 -1 - 1 I - 1 1 . 1 of 1- 1 N 1 . , a. 1- - '-In 3 , hh 1 1 1 1-l1'1' ' ' '-1 , ' 1 , w 1 1 w V ,l I. V, 1 . if i 5 1 i , Sf . - 1 111 fl 1 1 1 1. , ,QL 11 , ,LL 1 ' J -- .1--1 :.,:.:,: :1,:,: :,: 1n1-In-1--1 -1 101010101 101011011 111.11--010-.111 if-1-1 1 1.11 B. F. SALZMAN MEATS am! GRQCERIES Gor on 11. Stltzcxs Lumber Co Hardu rm I 11111170 PlffNl71lI Q11 PlIlI1fS Phom 105 C R I-IORSWOOD S Sl RVIQ1 STATION Ash 'md I 1 Phone 1039 Hwood Brfnccy Ph G I 11 w II 111011 C10 Cgntur Strut AS 1 and P1 I hom 6 JUST A I'RII'ND Trcgcllas Shoe Store Ashhnd M1l13HO5 Cnty Ilwsbrznr Nuuliuxlr 511015 1011 MIN DAVE SNYDER Ilzcfm and Aufyluu Wlllllllg Phom 10 5 6 GORDON FIRE CO BINC CJ S1turd15 8 PM Rcflulmlnumls Sold , . . d J , J , 1 1 1 N Y ', . 3 1 , J . . . ., Y . ' ' ' 1 7 . 1 .7 . Q . K . . J ,w ,. - . 1 ,- 1 - - L 4 1 - - 4 3 1 4. N . 1, 4 ,. 1 T 1 ' 1 . 1 1. ' ' , . , .. 1 l 1 ' 1 I' 1 4 if 5 ' O I . j A 4 . I , 2, , k .. 1 ll . . 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V X ' of 31 1 ' A 'Q ' If 1 1 Pa. - N 1 I 1 of 2 1 of Dr. 1. 1 . 1 ! ry ' 5 Y ' Dil,,-,.. , y 4 :,:1: : : :.:,:..:..-..:,.....:,-. .,:.,:..:,:.,:.:,: : 2 :.:.:.-,: : -1v 1- 1: 14 1 1--141 1 1- 1011 1-10 MOXIE and HAZEL CLUB XVHITIQ RQCK Beverages Ilixfriflzzior - Wfbolvsulv 5 Reffzif 623 XValnut Street Ashland, Pa. Phone 570 C 0lIgl'lIf1lllIfi0llS Cfrazflralc s CANDYLAND 705 Center Stleet Ashland Ia IACK 1 P1111 Y Prop Mui ffn gang al CANDYI AND Phone 9954 x ur fo ffn G1 mfzmff s W M TWARDZIK Muslell IHSUUITILIII Co SllL,I1.ll1dOll1 P1 SQL LI VIT 5Ll1LlXlhlll Countx s Ltldlllz., evxeltr Illt XX Ming lilllg 'X ntl Winn Stltt LI'llI1LhHl1 l 1f-1--mi 1411.1 -.1.,1w14-1 1 101- - Burl Wi.vl1z'x Afzvays lo fbi' Class of '52 from Maey's Sport Shop Sjmrling Goods and Alblvlir El1Ilif7H10llf 220 Wfest Center Street Shenandoah, Pa. Phone 21084 Conlfzlizm nls WCVIMHU s Restiurfmt 639 Center Stleet Ashllnd P1 s Smlrt to Shop It GELLFRT S Cong: alzzlalmm Grarllnzlr x Cfllllflllllllllfk H llltnhleh M U j , ' , 1 , A of , -, 1, 2 : 1 1 A I 4 a . ' ll x L L P' I , . , I ' n u I K l yy I I ' l i ' . 1 , .. 1,015 of 1, 'k Itf- Q 1 . my , 'L ' ' ' . , 1' ' - L . x ' L , 1. .i' ' , J, , ,' ,d IIwlrlq1m1'lf'z'x for 1flltLftIlQt'IlIt'llf of 1 f rw A K' I jx 26-28 1 YK 'I 1 Q' .S 1 Shi. 1 , 2.1. ' - 3' ' 1' - - - CfllIIf7lflIIl'lIf.Y W 1ll1rd B Qttu Kull Brothers I UN1 RAI DIRI LTORS Ashl md I Cfllllpllllllllft 0 IUNIOR CLASS Xshlmd H1511 Sdwool Rc fl 1 affm , FANLLLI S TIRF SHOP 1 md ClllIIfJfi1lIl'l1f.Y Drum S Bow Ima, Allu Irmk L Burkg IUAIR U IJIKIC IOK 709 Ccntu Strut Am md I 1 Umm 53 C UlI1f7flIIIll1l'N 0 SOPHOMORI CLASS Ulllflflllll nfs of Thu Llubc mum M mufuturmg C0 QEAJ of of Y- , Y - 7' 1 7 I rl , A .1 I ' Q , , , C I 1 1 1' , 1 1 . . 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