Ashland High School - Ardante Yearbook (Ashland, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1953 volume:

L J L X L IUI L s p LSL S t L pL0 5 L L Lx N j w Howl L LJ cm ' T I Us I IL In pictur'Ll stm ry .ml printul vmmi, th- scn' ' Nlnv 1'- 'nb lv ill-, tlv pl.1L'cs, .md thc cu-ntx, uf this ycar of their Iiv- , Liu1'iug' 195--193' , .lt .'X5hl.lllL1 High SCI , on th- in ll 'ing pngcs U' ll, I ' . . . 5 mmm Pwwfw 4 To everythmg there IS a season, and a tlme for every purpose under heaven I the quest for knowledge comes the need of a gundmg hand, an msplratlonal sp1r1t Our class advxser, Mxss Brmser, has been that spmt, the measure of our success Before rlon to express our extreme gratntude to her, our fanthful frxend Thus IS our tnme to dedxcate our lose to you, Mlss Brmser, a dedncatnon of lastnng memory m the hearts of each of us We needed you, you fanled us not In deep gratntude we express our apprecxatnon to you and may the years ahead be most knnd through the generoslty of the Almxghty Hand U Q Q1 ' ' ' ,I . fl we travel on it becomes our utmost obliga- 4 JDAQUDALL As our theme thrs vear we the class of 1953 have chosen the mdlspensable shoes whxch have taken us through our four un forgettable years They have led us mto cherlshed adwentures which can nes er be reln ed As we remm1sce we recall a few of the most preclous shoes that wrll alvs 'nys hold thenr brllllance Iookmg at the1r reflections we see our frrst dance our yumor and semor plays our proms our athlet1c heroes and of course the guldance of our teachers and admmlstrators Standmg ln llfe s pathway wxth our shoes shmmg brlghtly we reahze nt IS up to us each one as an mdrvndual to preserve th1s luster and pass It on to all mankmd And novn the rmprmts of our shoes as we have progressed year by year fvntelzfa, XE? ADMINISTRATION Page EZ E1 CLASSES '-J ACTIVITIES -J page Page ATHLETICS ADVERTISERS Page Page . 4 . ' 7 V 7 ? I 3 7 . , u 4 , I 7 . . Y I Q ' . I . , . u . L L , . I ,C 1 . . K , t Y . u u n Q ,lcv , U S ll! ,I ig U4 It . . . ' ui , , , 7 'M' A., -rpm. A ,I fp 'Adv' . . - . fl . . . I5 Brig, I I e L . , SWF? 'F rxllveel'-lff, 0 . 'I - 775f I1 . -A -lx ,'., - - - ' . . . 67 . . . as . , 83 5 I I p 51.4490 T902 HDI'-T40 f f f f 4 I ! ?Q 'ge- 3534 S351 ' ' 6 N K L K lla , x I uw uf g.gr'u1x nwn .ull I'L'l1l1l1xlll - pm nmku um' lixw sulwlzm -. Xlni,dcD.1x'l1r1's, lmxc lwlmwd LIN lU0lPl'iHlN un lln- Nlmls uf m' - lA1l1g!'L'llu.x B d E U From Left to Rlght D1 P B Mullxgar Cpresldentj Mr Chester Davls M1 Wxlham C Lentz lsecretazyp Dr W B Lecron fsupermtendentj M Haxxy Hoffman Mr Wesley Fetterolf fNlC6 pxesxdentj M1 Elmer Toewe Mr Lconatd Barmmg Qtleasurerj WIIBUR R Il-IRON, ho D fhe Bmrd of Lducatlon Contmutd nts mx1lu1blt serxnccs to thc mtmbtrs of the Ashhnd schools 1s lf hls ln tht past I would be 1mposs1blt to run tht school effu CICHIIX 'md econonncallx wxthout 1 well managmg Bolrd of Educauon The Board IS fued xx1th manx chtfxcult tasks such as ldoptmg 1 budbct xxhxch xvmll proxlde for 1 well org:1m7ed md cqulpped school xx nthm mmd thex must fund md lppomt Llplhlt ttlthtrs to IWOSIIIOIIS md plm for llttl lssutx xx nt 1 xx lll nmpmxt t tt sthool sx sttm lat 1 tmhtr ns mlxx lxs ILICIX t ht p 1 stutt xx htmx tr possllult XX t htxt htm tortunttf Lnoubh to tnjox thur guxdmtt md Lounstl throughout tht xexrs Thcx haxc done C Cl t 1 1 , 0 , fl - t ' - '. . . ' . -' 3 .U 'g -. . : .' . . I 5 r. .. .3 l , - . 3 .' 5 t . . ' 1 I ' . t thc limited funds they have at their com- 4 3 i' ' ' 1 Q I Q Q ' vI'sI V' ' . ,, I , ., . I -I m- - 't L u 'u I' o . xl Q q lxnt 1 y 1 - 1' ' -1 - - 1 8 everythmg possxble to g1ve us a good school system and to help us succeed ln later lxfe We owe much to these men whom the peo ple of Ashland elected wlth confndence to the Board of Educatxon We of the graduat mg class are very thankful to you members for the help and co operatnon we have re cexved throughout the years To you Wllbur R Lecron supermtend ent of Ashland Publlc Schools we the clas of '53 wxsh to extend our thankfulness for your very understand1ng and cheerful personalnty whnch has helped make our school days such happy ones It ns through your guldance and persevermg helpfulness that we can enjoy the many new and won derful addrtlons to our school LLOYD A DAUB BA MA To you Lloyd A Daub pr1nc1pal of our hngh school We owe a great debt for your years of pollshmg and fnmshlng would hardly have been successful wnthout your falthful guldance and superusnon To us you have proved to be a true and smcere frnend possessmg an uneaccellable degree of patxence and understand1ng We wrsh to crednt you vuth an lmpeccable method of supervnslon and management Durmg your past elght years as prmclpal of thls fme 1n st1tut1on you have placed a countless num ber of students on the road to success For all these vlrtues and many others we thank our chxef executxve Mr Lloyd Daub o o 0 ' . , . ., . . . . . , 0 , . . 0 - , ' kind service and advice. Our past four 1 ' 7 , ' . , l - . . . . ' , 3 . V. . ll ,,, ' . , . . 9 1 Il 1 I Ill llll IDBI! llll' A group ot tuclmers stop for 1 glut m room 15 before tht mornmg Qessmon Readmg left to r1ght Row P Steeley Phlladelphxa Muileal Academy Lester B Hebert BA czeckwclt Hahn, Gettysbul U College MUSIC lN13fhElll3tlCS Fern Bricker Bb NI'1llSfl61d State Teachels College Second :ova Pennis lx ama St ate College Mechamcal Dxaftmg Thud Row stllllll-'N A limo BS Maman Fenstermacher B S MMI ht College 'Nlansfmld State Tedehels Colleoc V451 Chffgtel Stax T93ChU5 College Nluble Nlithematlee 10 John X Quper BS P9llllQ3lX8ll13 State College UlllXCISlly of Plttsburgh Marv Loulse Yhlllams B S Pennbslxama State College Elton Ilunsmger B S M 5 E'1Qt Stnoudsbulg State Teathels College Bucknell L nu Ll lty Phs me 11 Education Health l 3 - If , if ' 1 ' ' . 1 I I 3 ' I ' ' j 1' . i . K , . ., M.E. . , . . 5 1 ' ' ' V - - 1 1 .1 ,. . 1 1 9' A I ' Q 4 v . I 3 Edward A- vvalker' B-S-y ME' Homemaking Homemaking - ' ' ' 1 - 1 1 'A , ni., . 1. 1 ' 1 lx. 5 V X . . , .tx ,rn 1 1 1 . Z, , , 5 v 1 ' - 2 -I - W ty . ' 'Q 5 ' ' X' A W' ' 4 L I ,Q Left to Rwht S1tt1nU Edna. Geatmg B S 'Xhllersulle State Teachers College New York Umxerslty Ar Abmgton Memorlal Hospltal School Nurse S John Pnce BA MA Susquehanna Unlverslty Bucknell Un1vers1ty Social Stud1es Jane Osvxald BS Beat er College Phwslcal Education Health Margaret 0 Taylor B Engllsh Elwood Schreffler BS NIA Nhllersvllle State Teachers College Pennsylvama State College lndustrlal Arts Ethel C Young BA 'VIA Vl1llersv1lle State Teachers College Su quehanna Unlverslty Pennsy lx anla State College Engllsh Lando Emerxck 'VIA Muhlenberg College Columbxa Unlverslty Languages Llo3dA Daub BA MA Lebanon Valley Bucknell UIl1V6FS1ty Prmclpal Representatlves from several departments are ready for a short conference 11 .5 -- ' l O ' , . . . 1 . ., A . . , . v . ll . . ' , .A. Louise Kemble, R.N. Cornell UUiV91'Sity Standing . . , . ., . . X - - ' ' ' . , . -, . . Readmg left to rxght N Evelyn Brmser B S Susquehanna Un1vers1ty Busmess Educatlon Margaret E Prlce Pennsylvanla State College Anna M Cleaver BS Susquehanna Umverslty Buslness Educatlon Te Llnse C Strohmener BA Marshall College Sr-lence Emnly McLauchl1n BA Swarthmore College Englxsh Albert Klmger B S M S Kutztown State Teache1s College Bucknell Umverslty Suence H xllls Pratt B A M S Susquehanna Unlverslty Pennsylx am State College Bu mess Ed ucatlon Standing James Payne Ul1Xi?l lty of Pennsylvanla Penn ylxama State College Vocation 11 Studles Cathelme L Weber BA M A Txmlty College Catholle UHIX elslty Hlstoxy end of the day flnds fh1S faculty group sm1l1n1 12 . ' I w i . ' , . . H I , .. ., . . . ' , . . . 7 ' 'a S. H . . . , i I . V ' . ' ,B.A. . !' V -S' , , ' 3 SY ' ' Social Studies I N , . ., . . 1 'r w .' 1 v - I ' ' , . , . ., .' ' 5 h . . . . Y D. tr . 2. 1- 1 l.Ll1,mi X af 'FPL 1 f7lwY lin' ul M111 W JM Sid!! 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I1 lllllu P I lI1lP.!IAl!V1'. lmmax 11, wrmlw lx .lllll :ww I-1I'll,' -Xilw1l 1mfx1x'11l.1Ilx . 1 ' Jae gm 0179 6 FRESHMAN OFFICERS FRESI-IMAN COLORS d B , B-ld Royal Blue and While Presi ent , C so C as C C yron 1 er Vice-President Edward Erdman Secretary C C as as Darlis Evans Treasurer Charles Keller Historian C Nancy Lou Lasser FLOWER Red Carnation EMBLEM H usky MOTTO Adviser C C C so CMiss Oswald Who docs not advance, falls lfeloizldn Edward Erdman Darlls Evans Nancy Lou Lasser Charles Keller and Byron B11 der surround MISS Jane Oswald as they make preparatlons for the first freshman meetmg FRESHMAN BOYS Left to Right First Row D Boyer J Miller R Kent F Fetterolf F Mervxne R Heffner N Umlauf W Latscha R Wetzel J Hepler Second Row D Hadesty H Marlovx J Alek navage R Beury J Snyder G Rickard G Weist Third Row M Horbach C Maurer J Maurer R Miller A Helwlg T Re1Ch L McHale R Krah J Woodward G Lelb A Korn B Bllder Fourth Row-J Gruber R Price W Lelblg L Rock R Loeper A Lelbig R M8t8J1Ck J Hughes J Heffner Fifth Row C Umlauf R Mervine M Chlcker sky F Lane C Keller G Fertlg P Burmeister F Natschke E Erdman J Canavan R Chubb J Schwamleln NotP1cturedD R Miller G Cookus C Snyder G Klmger I Y 7 l . - . , . , . , . . - 1 ' ! 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Spiece 71 lx I ,V 21 1 - N F' ' s Jim gran pp 1955 SOPHOMORLS Presmdent Carl Shoemaker The Sophomore glrls lxke to gossxp before Vlce Pfe51deUf Safilh M36 SCh1lll1'1g the bell fmgs Treasurer Edward Schuler SOPHOMORE GIRLS Flrst Row A Dando M Jones M E Les sig C Gruber M Hood P Thurston J W11 hams V Wolfgang Second Row K Beury B L Hubler L Deltrlch J Hornberger S Davis C Unger G A Kaufman S Schxllmg J Tesno M J Maurer N Kaufman Thlrd Row N Neldlmger M J Nexswm ter J Stover C Martln L Snyder R Lls kow D Johnson N Derr D DIZIO A Krlp plebauer G Mlller Standmg R Rebuck S Metzmger B Ford P Kramer J Kessler P Kerner M Snyder P Klmger D Cookus Sara Schxllmg Patsy Kramer Edward Schuler Carl Shoemaker Allen Artz sophomore class of flcers stop for a conference Wlth thelr advlser Mr Schreffler The Sophomore boys are espec1a11y lntex est-ed ln the photographer SGPI-IOMORE BOYS Flrst Row J Clark E Schuler G Shuey W Fetterolf J Schllllng J Hancock T Gumther W Enterllne W Wllllams Second Row H Fetterolf W Stahler C Weldensaul K Gressens T Klmger B Jones A Artz Thlrd Row R Maurer L Fertlg R Smxth T Towers E Korn W Krlpplebauer W WleSt C Waskovlch Standmg R Paul C Shoemaker W Ro shoe E Cappel Secretary Allen Artz HISKOFIHD Patsy Kramer COLORS Blue and Szlur EMBLEM FLOWER American Beautg Rose MOTTO Slap at a func' but alzcags orzcard - . , . , . . - , . , . , . .. , . ' , . . 1 ' rr . , . . , . , - 1 - v - v . . , . , . , . . , . .. I - . , . . .- , . , . , . ' , . ' J - 1 ' 1 ' v ' ' , . . 1 1 . , . , . , , , . , . , . 9 . 1 - r - ' ' r v 1 U 1 v Y Y , - a i' Y ' 7 ' 1 . , . , . , , , . , . . - . , . , . n ' s - v - 1 - . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . 1 . , . , . ' , . . Nllss Strohmelex called the clae off1cers to a con ference before the prom fGIElI1t Kent W1ll1am Wagner Marffaxet D111 man Jamei Cuff and Dorls Umlaufj . 1-, Smlles appear among the Junlor boys although they d1d not want to con form Frst Row G Kent N Koch J Whxte D Mmcavage J Duncan Second Row R Hughes, J Mmkatavage T Brad e Thlrd Row W Klock H Scheuren J Berger C Yarnell D Broclous Fourth Row L Shuey I MPYSIS J Cuff W Kaufman Flfth Row G Seller H Jones E Bracey R Purnell E Waldner W LllCkO Q xth Row L Klau W Zcl bv C 1m mu man Sexenth Row G Hub le1 E Wallace M helch VkClIl V81 f Korn O Nat chke C Lute J Boppel fNotP1etu1cdp P O55 man -S ' - . C, 1 I ' Y 1 - . , , . . -' - 'ly . , . - l y. 'Q - x . , . . T4 ' Y 1 . l - ' , . . , . Ennls, G. Freller, R. i ' . , . . . , . 1 - - ' , . .,i -- , - gcr. . ' ,. . Z' - 14 . , ,v - , . 1 ' . - ' ' , W, 'zrgn r, J. Q , . . . , . 20 Jim gran 4,19 4 JUNIOR OFFICERS President Grant Kent V ice President JHIHCS Cuff freasurer XX illiam Wagner Secretary Doris Umlauf Historian Margaret Dillman COLORS Gold and Blue EMBLEM FLOWER rzs MOTTO Courage Wlsffofiz, and Shezzgtla Under the capable advisorship of Miss Elise Strohmeier the class of 1954 has proved their courage, wisdom, and strength motto which has made this class such a suc essful one Having held numerous orchestra and record dances and selling many Ashland High emblems the class has kept its treas urer quite busy One of their outstanding highlights was their Junior Class Play Meet Corliss Arch Weber, in which their excellent acting abil ity was displayed The climax of the year was on May lst when the juniors held a most enjoyable prom in honor of the outgoing senior class This occasion 15 one whnch shall long be remembered by all operation here helped produce a good informal shot of the Junior girls First Row K Horn S Devine E Wagner G Werzinski M Remoehl Second Row M Yar nell G Kaufman M Keller J Klauger Third Row G Rebuck K Laughl1n F Felker D Neldig B Krall B Miller A Boyer B Pen nypacker C Stitzer A Yung C Strunk D Um lauf Fourth Row-C Smith L Schlvelhood C Zei genfuse H Ebert A Coniff M Dillman E Antolick C Coulson Fifth Row D Bickel, P Schreffler, Y Schlorff, M Cannon Not Pictured N Heff ner, S Dougherty 21 ' - ' fl ' ,Y , ssss 'tt 'oooosooos , gi . , ' . ' Q , - Owl er , under the direction of Miss Catherine I ' . ' rf ' ' . 7! D U . , , f . . . CO- . , , . . . . u ' . 7 ' Y l . 7 ' 1 ' ' X , ' Y ' , 22 L L-earf 23 Jfm ' ' .swim ghafw. cm Jim Row 1, Left to Right-Mary Schivelhood. Helen Waizenegger, Ann Kerner, Suzanne Thomas. Ron- ald Walacavage, Robert Keim, Clarence Korn, Jack Schreffler. Row 2--Thomas Breslin. Paul Reed. Alfred Tay- lor. Isabella Verlqilla. William Narcowich. Joseph Loncosky. Mary Schilling. Edward Klauger. Jean- nette Fisher. Kenneth Paul. Ronald Confair. Rich- ard Williams. Row 3-Larry Dando. Calvin Wolfgang. Donald Leach. Billy Meyers. Wilma Blanch. Perma Bolich. Thomas DiZio. Janet Reichwein, Joyce Klinger. Katie Harter. Bill l.oepe1'. John Illatejick. Thoinas Hepler. Elva Slotterback. jfwni Brian, L' Row 1, Left to Right-Francis Madden, Leo Schilling, Joe Schroeter, Jean Reddy, .Ioan Boeh- mer, Robert Hepler, Nelson Liskow, Thomas Kauf- man, Willard Walter. Row 2-Ann Marie Doolan, John Omlor, Peggy Smith, Bernice Millet, Burdell Fertig, Annette Lentes, Patsy Minnick, Dorothy Zataveski, Robert 25 Wiest, Richard Wetzel. Row 3-Clarence Lorah, Sally Umlauf, Betty Yost, Joan Shuey, Betty Smith. Row 4-Kay Lane, Sylvia Stone, Edna Zeigen- fuse, Janette Mather, Roger Fetterolf, Ronald Bur- ger, Donald Bilder, Bill Wagner, Clayton Toewe, John Martin. l Perma Bolich General Jolly easy going and always talk in blond? brunette hails from Gordon the brave girl in chemistry class where s Charlie future R N typing starlet Thomas Breslin Academic Class character what a laugh one of the big three happy go lucky Miss Young s pe handyman future forester Ye Gads takes everything in his long strides Ronald Burger Academic Chubby but nice Tiger likes to hunt usually watching television at Shoemakers intramural basketball star chemistry wizard? deep laugh look out Stevens here he comes Donald Bilder Academic Tall, dark and troublesome? Ask Miss Weber.. . t'Bun . . .likes to hunt. . .shoots everything but the game, CCasey's Dogy . , .forever arguing with Dabs . . .six foot nothing. . .a Burger fan... Wilma Blanch General Talkative with flashing dark cycs ...What do you want on your hamburger? . . . another girl pleased by Santa . . . wonder why she talks to Bruce . . . destination Florida . . . Joan Boehmer Commerc?al Short, sweet and flirtatious . . . God's gift to the men . . . future assistant to Max Factor Love letters to Porky dreams of being a secretary In the B111 City Frank Casey Vocational Tall blond and quiet want a perfect husband girls Heres your man Oh' that heavenly smile those gorgeous shirts walks on a cloud big and biaxe with a gun Ronald Confalr Academic Studious slick dresser quiet manner Miss Webers No 1 helper future competition for local mortlcians shuffleboard champ Beau Brummel of the Cl ICS Lavs renee Dando General Popular full of fun fond of all the girls a flirt one of the famous Dando boys a Dream Game halfback excels in the home ec department car trouble? see Larry 5 - ,, Y - . ,P V ' 7- . . . U .H. . 7 . . . , , , I . . . y , . 5, K. , 5 l I . Q , . .XE Y I n at 35' . . . - b 1- . . . 4 .ffgzgte ' if-iysfik . .17 wi sf- ' r g , . . . .. 9, A 5 , ' 'x ' 1 .52 ' ' ' . Q . . . Thomas DIZIO Vocational Prlots model A Ford to school everyday everybodys friend oldest member of the class good auto mechanic keeps experlmentlng on h1s Ford always good for a laugh Ann Mane Doolan General Sparkl ng eyes Wlth Irlsh w1t class conversatlonallst enjoys embrorderlng rn study hall alvs ays seen w1th Issy and Mary works for Mr Weyman 1lkeS to Slt and take lt easy Burdell Fertlg Commercial Qulet unt1l you get to know her Spends her summers workmg at Re1chwe1n s babysltter lkes shorthand' never ln a ru h but always on tlme per forms Jobs capably Robert Hepler General Tall blond and blue eyes autho 1tv on football Dream Game end Shoemakers rlght hand man usually seen wlth COUSID Tom allerglc to studles an ardent A s fan pleaslnv to the eye Thomas Hepler General Class comlc llkes glrls shorter of th Hep cr boys llkes to hun' moose ln Canada task Mxss Youngj wr1tes hor ror storles and poems mu t have h1s cough syrup Thomas Kaufman General Cute shy and quxet grrls Slgh over hrs wavy halr al1erg1c to the opposite sex blushes easily cooks up h1s own chem rstry experlments a caddy ID demand . Roger Fetterolf Academlc Intelllgent wltty and dependable Huntzs shadow three letter sports manager chlef Bcndlx operator bashful enjoys teasrng the grrls but no one ln partlcular Jeannette Fisher General Pretty waves falthful band member sunny d1spos1t1on merry IS the word for Jeannette takes tlme out for mu vc hard worker saves hcl evemngs for Leo all round muslcxan Katie I-larter General Tall blonde wlth brown eyes effrc ent chxlds nurse not a wor y IH the world could It be the magic effect of her dlamondo Her favorlte pastlme 1S drlv mg the Ford - , nu ,-. , . ... nk 2 ' A , v ' ' 1' ' . ., . i . C ' - v 1 v sl... ' ., ' , ,g ., 4 IA , , r, , . 1 - ' ' -O Q Q 1 - . S , , Robert Kelm General Flve and one half feet of non sense adores bookkeepmg and poetry '? loves to dance drives the Sherlff s car usually seen at the Globe l1kes spa ghettx great lmltator Ann Kerner Commerclal Pleasant pretty and peppy always there cheermg the boys on to vlctory future chalrman of Baby Sltters of Amerlca fortunately she declded to stay wlth us Edward Klauger General AmbltlOUS7'7'7 enjoys torment mg gxrls lxkes huntmg sports mlnded dangerous man behmd the wheel usually seen ID the kltchen or golng on errands for the cooks Oh' that red shirt Donald Leach Academic Short blond wavy halr sneakers Oh' that laugh httle fl1rt enJoys teaslng the glrls shadows Mlckey a mlghty fleld mouse a pleasmg d1spos1txon Annette Lentes Commercnal Talkatlve frlendly and full of fun perpetual gum chewer alwavs dolng shorthand '7 has no halr troubles llkes to dance has a gxggle all her own Nelson Llskow Vocational Sturdv well built mtelllgent Nmny class curly head Shaky everybody s frxend pool shark former pres1 dent of the 53 class alvt ays good for a laugh Joyce Klmger Academic Lxkeable and enthuslastxc one of MISS Brlnsers prodlgles often seen w1th Don loafs at Rlckard s popular wlth Gor don boys an ardent movxe an Clarence Korn Vocational Adores school '?'7 Farmer travels wxth Nmny usually found at Sch11lmg s pool room seen dl'lVlI'lg Kenney s whxte Ford Kay Lane Academlc Petlte and cute Wlth freckles class songblrd 1nte1l1gent but not studxous clever wlth the needle sparklmg eyes and graceful feet future Llly Pons , , U '..- ' H . . Y .. ' v , f it YY .U v future auto mechanic . . . often .. , . y A 'Y ' 7. ' b ' 16 ' 1! .11 Ll yin- , ' Wllllam Loeper Academlc Oh tho e freckles' nlce dlm ples es ence of pep drlves the famlly Veh1C1e slap happy chap future optometrlst loveable lad fond of the Jumors resides at Sprmg Crest Joseph Loncoskv Commerclal EXDISSSIVC eyes studlous steers clear of girls very co operat1ve works for Rea 8: Derrxck usually on the ab entee llSt watch for Lon co ky s greenhouses Clarence Lorah Academic Talkatlve red head and freckles had a battle w1th the oxldes already shows scars of this flrst chemistry fallure eager class photographer always ln the dark frooml Francls Madden General Blg but lanky Frank Sanko loves to eat Nxbs outdoor man Here Bess' Works for Maxey took dog on xcur slon one of Mlss Cleavers helpers geometry wh1z'7'f John Martm General Tall dark and handsome sleepytlme all around sports 'nan future homemaker of Amerlca teaser slap happy loafs at Spuds nexer speechless Dream Game nd Cute l1velv and athletlc engoys sleepmg ru hes to catch bus on the cheerlng squad alert basketball for ward stars ln any sport l1kes a football and baseball star John Matenck Vocational Qwet and speechless but pleasmg personalrty Mr Paynes No 1 tudert DIZIOS regular rlder prefers shop to classes can repalr any car future mechanlc Wllllam Meyers Vocational Never worrxes or hurrles candldate for the House of Davld Mr Hlno better half at pool M1 s Prlce s problem chlld tars on the court frxendly growl for everyone Bernice Miller Academlc Qulet studlous and frlendly waltmg eagerly to glV6 her I do at ease whlle partlclpatlng 1n any sport has a charm all her own proflts by bemg a good listener S . . .. ' ' - C . S .... . - - 1 1 1 1 cl ,1 1 1 ' ' e - . . , ,, , . . . Janette Mather Academic - . , 1 S A . . . ' ' , . . . A , . ,- a . . . . a . - , -, - , . U 111 D , , I ' S . . . ' . . Y ' 7 l Q 1 1 t ' ' 5 ' cc yy Patsy Mmmck Academic Neat co operatxve very dependable a hldden person al1ty ardent rooter for Muh lenberg those unexpected responses a Hlno creation class yearlmg a slncere frxend Wllllam Narcowlch Academic Nlce to know Oh for an ounce of hls bram' allerglc to the opposlte sex qulet but frxendly all for the Ph1ll1es strug gles wlth the Bulck future busmess man John Omlor General Early comer Neat dresser takes pride xn hrs pompadour always wears those dancmg shoes forever smllmg Prxces pet fpeevej weekly trxps to the Globe Stan Kenton an Kenneth Paul General Slncere and mtelllgent always runnxng errands for the cooks loafs at Does Oh that ha1r cu qulet reserved and frlendly av1d hunter belongs to the kltchen patrol Regina. Reddy Commercial Wltty and entertalnlng usually found laughmg member of the OG Club a loyal Gordonlte always late for the bus for ever eatlng a Brlnser prodigy a future stenographer Paul Reed Academic Tall pol1te good conver satlonalxst Now at Charlotte Hall Magellan s successor pretty waves manager for all sports halls from South Dakota one of the b1g three future chem1st Janet Relchweln Commerclal Qulet bxg eyes conscxen tlous student falthful baby sitter ardent roller skater wlth B1 authorlty on all the cur rent movles and muslcals treasures a diamond Leo Schilling Gcner ll lVI1 Cleaxers rlght hand man cooperation p'us bcnnd 1 fxcshment stand sells popcorn and coke gorgeous black rlng e s Oh tho eyelashes all around Ashland H eh School la future blographcr Mars Schlllm General Sweet and lovely nex er a halr out of place peaches and cream complexion efflclent waltress at Candyland an eye for style proof that DICE thmgs come m small packages -' - ... , It ' I ... 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J g Mary Schnvelhood Commercial Small neat and sweet argu mentatlxe perpetually talklng falthful ln work and play would rather skate than eat concerned w1th learnlng to be a housewlfe efflclency plus John Schreffler Vocational Toots a trombone Otto s othe half enthuslastlc hunter on Nox ember school days voca t1on Gough s vacatlon Cordtn seen dr1v1ng a gray Chevy slumbers overtlme a man s man Joseph Schroeter Vocational Lanky and qu1et llkes to vuatch TV Leek one of JIITI Paynes boys found at John s our champlon News caxrler prefers Camels he knows when to be sllent Margaret Smlth Academic Smlles and dlmples talkatlve Oh the men ln her 11f always chewmg gum Bolev companlon Csellmg popcorn at basketball gamesl a great future ln advertlslng Paul Snyder Vocational Another Damel Boone great blg game huntex also noted for small game and trappmg regular name for the absentee 11st continual duel w1th Mr Daub tne Broad MOUHt3lD Kld S3 ls la Stone Academlc Fuendly consc1ent1ous humorous fun to be w1th all around Ashland Hlgh School gxrl an Eddle Fxsher fan known for her laugh hopes to wear a whxte cap class poet Joan Shuey Academic Neat and sweet beautlful dreamy eyes tlckles the 1vor1es sports fan ever SIDCC nurs1ng lS her goal her dxmples and smlle are the envy of everyone a wonderful fr1end to all Elva Slotterback Commercial Tall blond and cheerful can drlve anythmg on wheels Hold the bus future Chevy owner Oh that shorthand always Sffllllllg w1ll1ng to help everyone future GM secretary Betty Smith Academic Short peppy dependable never drlves the same car tWlCe always ready to help the class anythmg for the yearbook noted for her long hair one of the All Stars , n 1 . 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V . ,' ' ' . all Alfred Taylor Academic One of Mr Emericks boys another of the big three toots a trumpet runs with Loeper in his spare time smooth dancer classs Leonardo da Vinci a future engineer Suzanne Thomas Academic A red head minus temper u of pep always laughing usually found at Candyland keen at basketball treasures a certain diamond and Russ first to reach the altar Clayton Toewe Academic Tall and studious college bound rates high on the Juniata score hangout Schillmgs pool room travels with Sporty drives the dream car former little leaguer Helen Waizenegger Commercial Petite polite and pretty eyes . . . one of our highsteppers . . . what hair troubles . . . usually found with Bob . . . bakes delicious cakes . . . easy to meet . . . will succeed as a secretary . . . Ronald VValacavage Vocational Speedy track star . . . spends most of his time hunting and fishing . . . loafs at D0c's . . . shop boy . . . future serviceman . . . seen with Willard . . . wants to pilot a jet . . . Sally Umlauf Academic Tall dark and slender known for her deep voice forever arguing Betty s co worker drives the family car future school teacher want a custard see Sally Isabella Verbllla General Small and sweet easy to get alorg with noted for ner giggle likes basketball p ayers especially one made a hit as Cynthia a smile fo everyone William Wagner Academic Ambitious musically talented easy to get along with all around nice guy pilots a 37 Chevy Mr Steely s pride songbird gas Jockey at Cau field s Richard Williams Academic College type had a sweet tooth fextractedb future chemlst fan for horror comlcs e home hermlt want a cheese crackerv-av ask Rlchard Just what MGM IS waltmg for Calvm Wolfgang General Short and handsome four letter athlete Ca a around guy glad to help any one makes frlends and keeps them good dancer songblrd our well llked class presldent Betty Yost Academic Tall dark and DICE to know one half of the German class Dan Snyder s rlght hand gxrl mterested ln a Butler semor named Don future N1ght1nga1e Wlllard Walters Vocational Loafs at Doc s Ronald s buddy drlves a hot rod Cmodel A Fordb frequently seen ln Mt Carmel w1th George hunter ex 1ce cream man seldom seen ln Ashland after school Richard Vletzel Vocational Tall and blond a basketball whxz Bloomsburg Tournament All Star easy to know as no enemles 1nterest l1es down town always wlllmg to help a really swell guy Robert Wlest Vocational Dark eyes and s1deburns Roy easy to get along w1th future h1llb11ly a R M muslcal deep bass voice deer slayer has razor troubles loves to hunt bear Dorothy Zataveskl Academic Blond pet1te and vxvaclous the other sen1or hxghstepper boasts an extenslve wardrobe a perfect Sandy llVeS for weekends and B111 groomed wlth care Edna Zelgenfuse Academic Popular capable and co operatne born leader llkes boys tall and blond Kay s pal the other half of German II looks toward teachmg all around A I-I S g1r1 Buaq, DONALD BILDER Glee Club 2 3 Foot ball 1 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Intramural Bas ketball 1 2 3 4 WILMA BLANCH Tr1 H1 Y2 3 Band12 3 4 P1an1st4 Or chestra 1 2 3 4 Jun1or Play Intramural Basketball 3 4 Ardante JOAN BOEH MER Class H1stor1an 3 Tr1 H1 Y 3 4 Band 1 2 3 Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 Volleyball 4 PERMA BOLICH Tr1 I'I1 Y 3 4 Intramural Volleyball 4 THOM AS BRESLIN Class 'Ireasurer 4 Jun1or Play Sen1or Play Intramural Basketball 1 2 3 Ardante RONALD BURGER Football 1 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 FRANK CASEY Intramural Basketball 1 2 3 RONALD CONFAIR H1 Y 4 LAWRENCE DANDO Foot ball 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Track 3 4 Intramural Basketball 1 2 3 4 Dream Game ANN IVIARIE DOOLAN Class Secretary 2 3 4 Tr1 H1 Y 3 Intra mural Basketball 3 4 Volleyball 4 Ardante BURDELL FERTIG Black D1amond Footballl 2 Football Manager 3 4 Basket ball Manager 3 4 Intramural Basketball 3 Ardante JEANNETTE FISHER Tr1 H1 Y 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Orchestra 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 ROBERT HEPLER Glee Club 4 Football 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball 1 2 3 4 Ardante Dream Game THOMAS HEPLER H1 Y 1 2 Band 1 Glee Club 3 4 Jun1or1lay Football 2 3 4 Baseball 4 Intramural Basketball 1 2 3 4 Ardante THOMAS KAUFMAN Intra mural Basketball 1 ROBFRT KEIM Band 1 2 3 4 Gl e Club 3 4 AMEI IA ANN KERNER Tr1 H1 Y 3 4 Band 1 2 un1or Play May Court Cheerleader 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball 1 2 1 4 Volleyball 4 All Stars 3 Ardante EDNVARD KLAUGER Football 1 2 3 4 Baseball 4 Track 4 Intramural Basketball 1 2 3 4 JOYCE KI INGER Tr1 H1 Y 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball 3 4 Vol ley ball 4 KAY IANE Class Secretary 34 12 Tr1H1Y 34 Glee Club 1234 Sen1or Quartet 4 Eastern DISUFICC Chorus 2 4 Jun1or Play Sen1or Play May Court Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 Volleyball 4 Ardante DONALD LEACH Sen1or Play Intramural Basketball 1 2 4 ANN ETTE LENTES Class HISIOIIZH 2 Tr1 H1 Y 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Jun1or Play In tramural Basketball 1 2 3 4 Ardante NELSON LISKOW Class Pres1dent 1 2 H1 Y 1 Jun1or Play Intramural Basketball WILLIAM LOEPER H1 Y 1 2 3 Jun1or Play Sen1or Play 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H M A Qalma mate1j B1lly Boy All of Me Half as Nluch The Skatu s Waltz Dovxn by the Stat1on Txamp Tramp T1amp lo Be Worthy of You Smoke Gets In Your Eyes B1own Eyes Bccau e ol You Un Top of Old Smokey Ill Neve1 Fo1get You Pamtmg the Clouds W1th Sunshme You Belong to 'Xie Net 81 T1 ust a Woman Body nd Soul l+1xe Foot Two Its lVI'lg,'1C Thele s Nothm L1ke a Dame Keep the Home F11 es Burnlng Run Rabblt Run Sunday DllV1ll5' Walkmg Nly Baby Back Home Alone I Bel1exe Take Me In Your Arms My B111 CXNT talk dance SVVIITI be txcd down Cto g1rlsJ laugh top talkmg BC be nolsy leduce mg 5321111 wught roller skate be on tlmc b s d sew d11xc ow kccp qu1et shoot dce1 fol fet SBllll5UlOVG stop 'DE-Zlllg l'11CC cook wm an mgument stop talkm frow tall take sho1thand Get th1n be nasty, go on a d zte stop growmg eslst a1d9bllI'llS act h1S age stop laughmg flunk soell Lauxa paxk a car IN NTLR SOLE R N accountant cnem1cal engmeer spo1 tscaster farmel secretary chcmxst max llage w 1 estler slug model auto mechamc ed1tor nu1 se D1 12 at secl eta1 y phys ed teacher INJXSC ffame warden R N E,llglIlC,Cl college nglneer teacher s c1etary dancer symphony dnecto p1lot mechanlc pro basketball h1llb1lly molog st p11nter take temperatures nousew1fe college tea 41 1 FL TL RE POLISH homemaker tax collector N11 H1no s p1 otege d1sc Jockey future E1nste1n dog tramer p1 acher baby Slttel 1n CIICUS soda Jelk houscw1fe school teacher br1ck mason housevxlfe t uck drner mechanlc nun tl appe1 CdltOl comme1c1al HIt1St nousewlfe ell msurance debatox Powe1s model caree1 woman Calneffle Hall fax mer ca1etaker of a huntmg lodg, stone mason barbe1 engxneer 'NIa11o Lanza housewlfe nodel tcachet , . 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Un, 609, Hn ll1111e Xlllllflllplllll Uuql P11C1ous INOIIILIIIS pass too qmcklx Saem so rual and thm L1 duam But a flectmg gjoldun t1e1su1L rhq xx ould sccm But to us thcx lun 1 ITICYDOIX C,l1LI'lSl'lLd mom thm hmst gold Thousghts of fI'lLI1LlSlllp loxu ind huutx L Ll to hold Yu tha IUIQIL of thug momnnts And 1111 f1lLl'ldS we loxu so wall Clusc. 1LfleLt1o11 that xx1ll hold us 111 ltS pu XX L xx 1ll Llmf xx1th hope md fLrxo1 To the thoughts 0u1 hclrts gntxxme XX L xx 1ll I1 Q1 lO1gLI thosg l11LI'l1Ol lLS LllXlI1L XVL xg Lomg to 1111 t1mg whgn xxp SIX fuuxmll 1 ou1 hguts hom all ol ou1 f11c11d5 xx ho h 1x1 suxpd us xx Lll, Sad xxu part But sQ11t1mLnt must not hold Ill svx Any Groomgd an xxg to bg on oLr xxfix Lord Thx lJlLSSl11L, lOl us xxx prlx OX XXI GU XIX SHN Um flaw, Sang, - 1 5 7 1 . . . w 1 5 ll. C ' - - 1 1 r K . Sd - . H . . 3 1 x' . X7 . 1 'H Vx I I 7 7 , ' 4 X! 1 Y f ' ' 7 1 -511. .V :,1., 59. S ,ABF- X E N I var:- -f' e e SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Standmg T Breshn Treasurer Mxss Brlnser AdVlS9f Seated C Wolfgang Pres1dent B Yost HISIOFISD I Verbllla Secre tary A M Doolan Secretary R W1ESt V1ce Presldent S Thomas HISIOTIBD glam, Jfwin At last the blg moment 'arrived' The diy We flrst turned our footsteps towlrd hlgh school We felt so sm1ll 'md humble wh lc the senxors appeared so superlor It seemed hke a hfetlme before we would 'arrne out When we held our fnrst class meetlng wc were happy to dnscover that Mnss Brmser was to be our advlser At thxs we chose the follownng Presldent Nelson Llskow V1ce Presldent Alfred T1ylor Secretary Kiy Lane Tre1surer Rlchard XY,1ll13f1'1S Hlstorlan Joan Shuey Emblem Panther Flower Twhsman Rose Class Colors Red and Gray Qur flrst busnncss venture W1s preparmg and sellmg peanuts W1th Mxss Brmser we spent many hours blfmchmg, s1ltmg, and packagmg our product ThlS project prox ed a huge succeess The b1g event of thns flrst year wws our Aprll Showers Dance Although xt was our f1rst bng dance xt was not our last as we got ready for our chmb upwfurd through hlgh school O R O S , F F I C . E R S U our goal as seniors. L I Motto s Not finishcdg just begun V Yfrvr f J W f in s ' . ' I 43 4 I lam, Returning to school in September 1 little bigger and braxer than last year, we held our class meeting and ele tions early Th following students were elected President Nelson Iiskoxx Vice President Edna 7e1genfuse Secretaries kay Iam, Ann Mlrie Doolan Treasurer Joan Shuey Historiln Annette Ientts During this year we held our Nalentine Dance at which hdna Zeigenfuse rev ned as ueen of Hearts, Frank Knock as King of Hearts, and Pepper Yarnall as Cupid Undoubtedly the day We picked our class rings was the most thrilling memory of this year Arriving hopefully at the hlltwav mlrk, we began our junior year with the excite ment of being upper classmen To lead us through this important year we chose the following 1s offlcers President Calvin NX olfgang Vice President Joseph Loncosky Secretaries anette Mather, Ann Marie Doolan Treasurer Regina Reddy Historians Joan Boehmer, Suzanne Thomas After working industriously our class was proud to produce as the junior play Our Miss Brooks . One of our classmates Richard XX etztl receixed recognition in che field of sports vs hen he was voted the outstandins player in the Bloomsburg basketball tournament. May brought the rustling i pretty gon ns and sparkle of shining slippers xx liieli were displayed at our unior Prom. The pictures in the upper left column are of the Zhbirmy, Stork Club, our background, and of some of its visitors Alas, our junior year vu as fading fast and we had yet to find a theme for our year- book Shoes finally won by unanimous vote Vs ith mi ed emotions and a more mature lttitude we entered the doors of A H S for the last time, a year of many pleasant memories A busy year it proved to be In a few weeks a representative of Merm Studios came to take our graduation portraits Cur name cards and announcements had to be ordered, pictures and yearbook copy had to meet a deadline Our senior play and the sale of popcorn, cake, and ice cream at bas ketball games kept us busy earning money for the class But We found time for recreatlon and play too At a record dance we held a boy s beauty contest at which William Wagner was chosen Miss Ardante of 1953 A active interest in sports was displayed by both boys and girls Three of our boys were honored by being chosen to play in the Dream Game Four senior boys established a precedent by entering the home economics depart ment where they had a wonderful time learning to cook and care for children Before Christmas room 16 won f1rst prize in a decorating contest A picture painted on the board by Alfred Taylor and pictures of the other events appear on these pages Soon it was May agam and the juniors turn to entertain us with a prom at which exeryone had a wonderful time Kud r preference tests, college entrance exams, and school finals left us almost breathless as that big day une fourth arrix ed Graduation brought the realization that we were leax mg X H S with a memory of precious moments and cherished friends 45 J' f 1 ,rl I A X XXXX X x X l x5XX XXX X X XY AX Xx xx XX 33 X X S Q1 5 X Xxi XXX XX ixxx Y xXXXX X X X NX X X Xl X xxx -fi .13 .49 xxx X xx X XX N X QX X 46 D x Il-K lIII1L'!'.iN44bl11s 'VAA X1'HH'1I1Ng-1 J fu I ul-, wi m.mx 'IHIIACM rx xllhi pl'm11N, ,uni uuln' Xmf what K--nmmmulmwmt lwmnnw F1rstR0w L Emerxch fAdx1serJ W Nal eowxch fCorrespond1ng Secretaryl N Kock CChap1a1n7 C Toewe CPres1dentJ W Wag ner qTreasurerJ G Sxeler fRecord1ng Sec retaryb G Kent QF1rst VICE Pres1dentJ Ronald Hughes CSergeant at Armsj Second Row J Whlte P Reed R Purnell Gressens R Kent Thlrd Row E Bracey E Waldner W Stahler fSeeond VICE Presxdentb B Bllder T Gumther W Wagner D Mmcavage Fourth Row W Latsha J Aleknavage J Heffner J Cookus T Hughes J Clarke R Loeper R Heffner Flfth Row R Prlce W Fetterolf P Bur melster A Helwlg P McHale R Mlller N Umlauf J Woodward The H1 Y Club cont1nued through 1952 53 1tS many serwce projects on a school commumtx, and natlonal lexel The offl cers who led the club tlns year were Presl dent, Clayton Toevs e, Vxce Presldent, Grant Kent, RCCOfdlD5 Secretary XX11ll13ITl Na1 cowlch Treasurer, XN1ll1am XX agner, Chap lam, Norman Koch, and Sergeant at Arms, Ronald Hughes The H1 X donates to many worthy charltles A letter of gratltude was recelved from the Holy Land thankmg the' club for a blanket sent last year by both seruce clubs Its seruces were rendered to the school 1n the presentatlon of the Thanks glvnng program In the fall 1 magazme dr1ve was conducted Prom the funds ra1sed 1n th1s dr1ve coples of the new ed1t1on of the Bxble were purchased for the hlgh school and jumor h1gh school home rooms The H1 Y also c1rr1es on nts own varxous act1v1 tles such as basketball games and sends dele gates to rallnes as the ones at Pottsvnlle and Pottstown fa-and! Y F . V G ' Y a .- . V ' V . : '- JLL' -' f - ' 1- ' . ' 7 t V, I -- . l ,,. . ,, t 9 ' ' . Y . L - - . . . - ' . - , 5 . ' 1 . - . ' , . . V 3 - ' ' - ' 2 . - - U 7. V. 2 . ' , . . . , ' ' - C. Waskovich, J. Miekatavage, T. Reich, K. . . . . 7 1 L L I. A. , . ' - u 4 ' Z - , . , . , . . 1 L . ' . ' x 1 . . , . , . . 7 ' Y ' Y ' Y ' I- L - ' K . I .- , - - . ' 2 . ' , . , . - - - . . . . r . . , , , . -V . aux-Lf W 5 4 . , . 48 The fxrst pxcture above shows a scene from the H1 Y and Tr1 H1 Y Chrnstmas play presented last year under the d1rect1on of Mr Lando Emenck Older Boys Conference IS the tntle for the second p1cture where Clayton Toewe Alfred Taylor George Seller and XV1ll1am Stahler are seen rece1v1ng last m1nute 1n structlons before leav1ng for Pottstown The H1 Y boys left for the conference on Fnday afternoon and returned Sunday wlth many new exper1ences to dnscuss The conference 49 +55 if 10 cons1sted of orgamzed d1scuss1on and debate a dance and del1c1ous meals Those who at tended the conference w1ll agree It Was worthwhxle and Well Worth the t1me and fellowsh1p recelved there Pnctured just above are Ronald Confalr and Henry Jones holdmg the programs they des1gned for the Thanksg1v1ng play Wh1Ch was presented by members selected from the H1 Y and Trl H1 Y Clubs 1 W .' -2222- . ' I - n l q 1 1 - - - - - groups, speeches by a recognized authority, . , , - , . i . . . Q 1 Q , . , , . . . -711120, - Left to Rusfht Furst Row C Coulson E Antoluck A Yung., M DllllU3l1 D Umlauf C Stuunk B Pennypackeu K Houn Felkeu M 'xarnall B Kuall D Nleudut, cond Rovu S Deyune P Boluch Blekel C Stltzeu M RQll1OCl1l P Scuueffleu L Sehuyelhoofi E Wagneu G Vkeuzunsku Thuud Row K Lanc J Mather H Wal Lenegger A Keuneu M Scruyelhood J Fush eu M Smuth I Verbulla D Zataye ku W Blanch S Umlauf A Lentes S Thomas J Boehmer J Klunger In Front J Shuey qPuan1stJ S Stone CChapla1nJ 'Vhss Pruce CAdvuerJ E Zeu genfuse fPres1dentJ B Yost CVICG Presu dentj E Slotterbaek fS9CI6t31Sl R Reddy CTreasurerJ Through suncere determunatuon the Tru Hu Y Club has been struyung To extend throughout the home, school, and commu nuty hugh standqrds of Chrustuan character Under the conscuentuous leadershup of Muss M1rgaret Pruce our club has worked dulu gently to prepare uts members to face thc complexutues of a modern world Thus well organwed club holds uts busuncss mettungs regularly it whuch the ffurls p1rtu cupltc un cluotuons and prep1rc for socuul and scryuce projects Some of theur 1ctuvu tucs uncludc the mlkung, of scmpbooks for luosputiluftd chuldrcn and sendung two rep rtsentatuves to the Unuted Wsutuons 'Vlodcl Assembly un Harrusburg The most struous moment durung tht two years of membershup us the formal unduc tuon servuce ind te1 at whuch efxch gurl sol emnly pledges to luye 1 lufe of unselfushness More trustworthy, these gurls begun lufe anew wuth hugh lClC l9 und strong pruncuples . . Y. ,, . . . . ,, . . . 0 . . . . l g . . . L - l 3 Sn 1 T v Q 4 ' u ' ' ' - ' ' s s D 4 . ' ' , . ' -' '. . ' . F. ' . 1 ' ,V ' , -V ' . I - 0 I A ' 'al . . . . . , u - - . . Se- 'i . . . . D. W ' - g ' v , S H. Ebert, G. Kaufman, M. Keller, B. Miller, X - v ' I x . , . . . l t . T . x, . . . D' ' . - 1 .1 - I. V . . . - 3 I x . ' '. - D . . I . . ' 5 ', - fu - ' ' ' - , . , , , , , , . .Q . . - . . . . , . . .V . . ' t n ' 3 u '. ' 'S 1 . '- . 3 ' - - .- . .Y . 1 . Q. 1 . ' 'fz . ' 50 i OVER THE TEA TABLE Each Trl H1 Y g1rl e1gerly awaxts the mductlon servlces and tea wh1ch are held 1n October At the top left mam of the mothers and guests are enjoymg the tea, S3DdW1Ch69, and coolues Below them the glrls are concludmg the 1nduct1on serV1ce w1th the xmpressne candlelnght ceremony The offxcers and Mm Pr1ce, the adv1ser, come next followed by a plcture of the hostesses servmg the1r guests At the top rlght the new members chit and enjoy the1r fxrst tea Below them more of the mothers are seated at one of the at trzctne tables where they cm wfatch the gnrls around the tea table 2 up : r A ., . 0 v, , xy, v . . b.? . I 6 .7 K 7 V K ,L 51 Left to R1ght F1151 Row R Paul J Woodxxaxd J Aleknaxage 'Xl Ch1ckU k1 C Edllllf., l- PIILC L Shuex S cond Rovx lx G10Q en VV Er1te1l111e I Hancock R KL1111 N Kock Th11d Rm 0 enhaxe1 wx SI 1 CC K FOUIIN Row lVl lNl1111e1 D JOhl 1 R nx e 1 1 mx I'lShCl E Antoluk A Xung, Ullllluf Slxth Rovs VV W1 1 I WlllllIl1S L Snydu Sucnlh Row P Tnuxeton hth Row J lIllX J 1 We 7Cl I Qaddx Bmk Row R Stcelu fDll Elllllk J Wh1tL H Hu hes Remh L kldll T All1ulT1xlo1 Batty Yoit W1ln1a Bl111cl1 Joan Shunv 51111 Un1l aut lllfl 111111 W1 Iltl hnui htullx ed fm 0111 11 all band les lkl t1es vxhlle Do10thx Zitaxeslu and Helen Wll7CllL Ll haxe xddnd Crlllll to all HldICll1Ilg exentQ Othe1 en1o1 band !TlGY'I1bClS not plcluxed an Jeannette F1 her Robert Ke1m and John Sclureffler C ,.,L1 S'lUL D B11 L n 1 011 D17 0 1114 W Bl1nQ1 I X M H 52 wr yfwupfs, The A H S hlnd 11der the capable 11 xectxon of Ros P Steelu has plix ed 1 xerx naportant part 1.1 the mus1cal hfe of our hool Perfornnng at pep r1ll1es and foot 'ull 1 lmes 1' has kept our Sp1r1ts h1gh The 1nnu1l sprlng concert 19 the b1g exent of the VC.1l 1n tue band members hfe Hwmg prepired for th1s tor months they feel th1t If 15 a vxorthx aecomphshment Another of our nmportant l1lL1SlL21l group of our most mus1c1llv talented students Also under the d1rect1on of Roy P Steeley the orchestrl l'llS done a splend1d job of pl1y1ng 'nt semor 1nd 1un1or cl1ss plus and some of our wsscmbhes BV mreful selectron they hue always found the p rfect song t create the r1ght atmosphere, whether It he some smppx march or somethmg drewmy Wfe ch senlors, wlsh the hest of luck to the future musnc makers of A H S Joan Shuey and Wrlma Blanch accompany all xndoor rnu ical events The or hc tm practlees regularly rn the care-terr wrth M1 mteeley the1r mstructo F1rstRow J Sfluey W Blanch Second Row A Taylor J Mlckatavage W Waffner Tfnrd Row B Yost E ADt0llCk J Flsher Fourth Rovx R Hughes L Caddy l'1f1h Row N Koek 53 O U , A W . . . L Li --'- sc . A' Q . 1 1 ' - , - ' 2 l . s ,1 'K ' . K ' . g' Y V . l ' ' s . SV ' . ' 3 ' 1' 1 I I ,I , ,1 Rl ' IS our 113.1 sc 'loo Ol'LIlL,:fl'.l xxmem consxsts ' N ' yr 7 S L . S L L Y 1' er .o ?,Svc.' . - 1 ' s 1 1 1- ' 1 ' f .3 ' '. P' ' ' !'. 1 5 ' X . 4 . - 1 ' 1 - . A , . . . . ' D ' , e .1 1 , ,. . . 'i . , . ' . se-excwg I . I ! b ,. 9 - , H C1 ' ES ,Jw,5. , ,pf. ,gs Q ru-4 , f'Q,,nl,n.dxrwf1 nofiiff-935 '11 Q95 'R . nl. MD Q t ,L .L Arn' We ... H 'Ti w H fi . 6 V U 'P .L -1 .4 - F .1 if 'f r f3'f,' aff 95 6 , A U r ziffrf ' FC 5 Q 561 C' im? A if wht' 4 1 5 5 v ve L K , N 1. ...J f ff 'U' , X The male quartet consisting, o R W1ESt R Hughe Gulnther C Wolfgang are al ways ready to use thelr vocal cords 911, Fmgerf. The Glee Club ns seen at the left as lt appeared nn the sprmg concert last year From thls group were chosen a mlxed cho1r and two quartets whlch haxe ntertuned the publlc on severfal occasxons Selected for 3 their outsttnndmg xoc1l abllntv, nme stu dents, p1ctured belovn, represented Ashland at the Eastern DISKFICI Chorus 1n Mlners ullt All these groups are dlrected by Mxss 'Vlfnrmn FCl1SfLI'I11'lCl1Cl' The followmg have been chosen to go to 'Vllnersxllle for the D1st11ct Chorus In the latter part of April Kay Lane was chosen at the All State Chor S1 mg C Wof gang R WIBSY Standmg A Taylol T Gulnthel K Lane W Wagner G Fre1ler C Lorah and Joseph 'Vlxckatax age were ab ent xx hen thls p1cture was taken I f . ' , . s, T. . . V . 7 ' V - L to represent Ashland 1 , wx C us. X ,, 2 T 'tt' 1 . 1- X f , , ' . i Y' ' , . lilj. , 1 ' ' - If S y . . 55 The Melodiers. a 11111-.ed quartet com po ed of lx Lane C VNo'fUa11g S Thoma A Tax101 xx'1x1eCe11t lx o1g'11111cd to offc1 Q11 .Jen LOIUH UIUIX Thebe helpful md Co 11p11.111xL on 110 JVKIWS Lagu to show 111ox1Ls f0I my dass 111d111g L1 01151 I' L 1 L dl 111 N L fc SLhILff1Cl Lund C VNc1lt,,111,., J H111LoL 11 L1mL11 tl 1111 man s Il 111 Klhf I'he Black Diimond staff undtr the Cap able suptrxision of Nliss Lthtl Young md Nliss Anna Cltaxtr has done 1 fine job in supplx inf' us vith in up to dire iccount of A H S exents This informatixe and en ttrtainint, nux spaptr is published four timts 1 xear Tlit editors md itporttrs are kept busx stcuring, interesting information 'and inter x iexx ing popular person1l1t1es of our student bodx The Black Dilmond would not be pos pltrons vu ho contribute their 'ids lxtn though tht work of this staff is somttimes intense and burdensome its ef forts 1re greatlx lppreeiattd by exerxone dglaclf, Quzmvnd, .Sin LITERARY STAFF Seated D Lmlauf C Strunk K Beurx Standing left to iiffht A Hounv B Pen nypaeker J Omlor 'XI Dillman 'Him Xoung Adxikei S Dexme C Coulson BUSINESS STAFF Standing left to xlght E Wagner M Kellei B Fertig, L Sehixelhood Misa Cleaxer Adviser E Bxatey B Millti C Kaufman C Sm1th Seated Elxa Slottei back 57 . 1 O L . .- - G .K ., 1 , - --u W - 3 gg' -' A ' 1 i ',,i:'.. 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Q I ' .-. 3' . 7 ' ' Z v '- ' 4 J fndflwp OUR 'VIISS BROOKS Dncrfccf bg Mm Ctiffjlllllf ll mu The Cast Suzanne Thomas Edna Zelgenfuse R1chard W1lll1mS Clayton Toewe Sally Umlauf eanne Reddy Joan Shucy Kay Lane Dorothy Zataveskl Annette Lentes Helen W1l7CDC5gCf Sy lv1a Stone Calvxn Wolfgang Wlllldm Loeper Clarence Lorah XV1lma Blanch ohn Omlor Iarancns Madden M1ss Brooks Mlss Fxnch go Longacre Mr Wadsworth Mnss Audubon I1 sue lzlalnc ane Dorls Mar e faith Rhonda Te Stanley Martm Mrs Allen ack Pete Productlon Staff Busnness Manag Betty 'X ost Asslstants Art Pubhcnty Asslstants Propertles Prompter Make Up Sound Effects Constructlon Muslc Isabella 'X erbxlla lalxa Slottcrhack Ioan Boehmer Alfred Tulon Ray Lane Thomas Bresln a Wm lNarcow1cl1 eannette lalsher Sally Umlatt lox ce Klln er Thomas Hepler Mr osepla Stmolls Hlgla School Orchestra he . 1 . . I o 1 VV YT TT I . ' s 'Y 7 . to H110 . - 1 - , Y 5 I g K, . . L , . I . . V , r K ADH KCFHCI' Sylvia Stage Manager Donald Bilder 3 . '. ' 6 . ' 7 4 I '1. f ' gg gggg S g J 1 - ' Ygrrrrr V d , , . 1 ' ' - 1 I 0 l l 58 Jim Smwfr Flay, SMARTER AND SMOOTHER The Cast Directed by Mzss Margaret Taylor Productnon Staff Buslness Manager Sylvla Stone Ir1s Baldwnn Mlss LCWIS Cathy Baldwm Mrs Baldwm Sandy Cynthla Arlene P 1 Larry Allan Edna Zelgenfuse Betty Yost Kay Lane oan Shuey Dorothy Zataveslsl Isabella Verbnlla Sally Umlauf Calvm Wfolfgang Thomas Breslm Rlchard WllllamS 59 Asslstants Propertxes Art Make Up Stage Manager Assxstants Constructnon Mus1c Wllma Blanch Patsy M1DI11Ck Helen Wanzenegger Joan Boehmer Mary Schlvelhood Alfred Taylor Joyce Klmger Annette Lentes Thomas Breslm Donald Bnlder W m N8fCOV1Ch Mr Joseph Stmohs Mr Rov P Steeley l l o . 1 iifiiii if Yiriiiiffiiiiiij I T YA TTTV Y YY TT-TTT, T . Mr. Baldwin o.oooo B o Clayton Toewe Publicity - as aaaa-a A a B aaaaa Jeanne Reddy hui fiii iiiiii i V i g . ifgffi-Aiiii if iiii i V . . . I 0 Mwy 2 1957 was to us 1 mystnc dre1m brought to realms' As WL dancLd undLr 1 st1r stuclLlLd slsy to tl1L 1 l1LlSlC of lNOI'l'I1lI1 E XX 1gnLr and l11s o1Cl1Lstra, YVL SL11scd tl1L 1llus1sL atmospl1LrL of tl1L u11surpf1sSLd Stork Club Tl1L fOl!'l'l1llfX of tl1L XLITIDL, lWLQ1I1 as XXL xsLrL LsLo.tLLl bs tl1L dOOI'I111I'l to 1 LIUIQUL QINOPX LUX :Ld LIIIYIIILL Our LOJIS XKLYL Ll1LLlsLLl bs L1s,11LttL mrs n lll'lk,X sl1o1t slxuts C on PLIIIL 1 tlb L L 1 LL numb L x s fOII'Dll 1.1 s LJHL5, and xsl11tL glows all l1LlpLLl to LrL1tL I Whom 1 rL1l1st1c Stork Club Durmg IIIYLFITIISSIOI1 tl1c jumor and Scmor 5lI'lS d1Spl1xLLl tl1L1r lowly gowns IS tl1Lx promc111dLd .mound a sparlslmv pond of LlLLor1t1xL qrLL11 fLI'l1S 111Ll 1 ILIQL stox lLl n as QLILLIT our our 1Lst1xL QNLHI xx ll L Dorotln 7lt1XLglXl vs 1s Ll1osL11 PI'1l1LLss 1 s XXL Lll1lWLlLl lkkl our slum s1lxL1 slnppus md t1ptoLd to bLLl uL rL1l1fLLl tl11t lf l11Ll l3tLI1 tl1L most xxonLlLrful Flltllll of our l1xLs . f f Q? Y xflmff L gl W. 1 X , xl X1 D 'Y V fi X C 5 , l ll vi i - i' Q 513 l. if , I o o 7lLQ, - V y ' I I lf 'x ' er 1 an . , - . . . . , L, . 1 ' ' , I '71 1 ' - x I 1 1 1 h ' 1 glg' '14, ze as ' h ' V ' ' . 1 1 1' ' c ' kr it g H l V 3 V E 1 V Tl1c orclwstrn chose Ruby XX'1ll1a111s to I .I ,WV Ii mix I I wx .jg .- s, 1, ss , ,', -A . D by L1,Mi,U, X. ,, W, 1. A 1'3t'l yxllox' Llaffoglil , ' . l'tL, 4 ' - - '- xg - Q ' A 60 Si Q mmf, 914, - As the flrst breath of sprmg comes along the students of Ashland st lrt preparmg for 'Vlay Day The theme of th1s wars VIN the medlum of square dances noxtltx dances and modern dances Before the queen and her court appelrtd the first g,rade gathered flovx ers for them fnufzf, 55' durmg, 1 dance ent1tled A Day In M13 Followlng the crowmng the semor oxrls pre ented 1 modern dance ID honor of the IDE Dorothy Zat1xesk1 and the members of her court Ann Kerner Kay lane ette Mather Mary Schnlhng., Ioan Shuey and Is1bell1 Verbxlla 62 . t . , . Y L X . ,, 7 L 7,,. K L A . K 1 . . . 0. 1 1 ' . '. ' ' ,Q 1 . ' 5 , ' Day, HD Aff G9-HCFY. WHS P0Fff11yCd Il1f0L1gl1 queen, Edna Zeigenfuse, her lady-in-wait- I x v . v ' , , ,, A , , . ' 1 . a ' 9 L t t . , 1 1 J , -Inn- 6 L 1 'I , I K 3 7 I Y 7 V L t 1 I '. o l In 1942 some of the fond parents took plc tures of the Junlor May Court where the d1m1nu tive queen was crowned prlor to the May feStlVl txes Some faces now fa m111ar IH the class of 53 can be een 1n the large plnture Back row Jeannette Flsher Knot shown! Kay Lane Clady ln waxtlngj Edna Ze1genfu.,e fqueenj Helen Wawenegger Flor ence Nagg Front row Alxce Wll1l3ITlS Georglan Morgan Grant Kent qcrown bearerj Sally Umlauf -11.- Z Taq, High On May Day 1952 many eager photographers took plctureb of the court whlch lncluded the followmg MHYCIH Miller Queen Patsy Mc Lauchlln Lady 1n Wa1t1ng Helen Kopp MHTCIH Mulllgan Kay Rom berger Marv LOUISE Stemhllber Ellnol Trathen Ruby W1111amS 63 I U 1 - I ' A ' - rr' ' 'ii 'V , - 'fl ' ' rj 'jffflll .. - 4: ' i 'I .: . u , ', . , S rw- ' N' YI t 1 y V ' ja g 3 ' '.: o o I V ii fr .... we . N 1, 3 . . . I V,f V' I ., ,-.- -,. 3 - In 4' il . . - , gi , ' . ' . . , jim, Ccfrmlwm, Left to rlght Seated Dorothy ZHt8VeSk1 Helen Wa1zenegger Janette Mather Jack Omlor Annette Lentes Donald Bllder Roger Fetterolf Jean Reddy Ann Marle Doolan Isabella Verbllla Mary Sch11l1ng Leo Sehllllng B111 Meyers Bob Ke1m Tom Hepler B111 Loeper Left to llght Standlng Betty Yost Margaret Smlth Bob Hepler George Seller Wrlllam Wagnel Paul Reed Sally Umlauf Wllma Blaneh Elva Slottelbaek Rlehard Wllllams Tom Breslm Suzanne Thomas Holdlng our flrst meetlng IH Aprll of 1952, we as a group of thlrty sensors, hwe Contmuouslx been XVOIIKIDL, to brlng about thls our 1953 Ard tnte At one of these flrst meetlnsgs we ehose our theme, Shoes B fore the Rear ended ne htd eompleted our pllns for the dumnn XX1t1 Mrs I G X1LIlUCllllI1 IS out su perusor we haxe dlSLOXL1Cd our meetlngs to le full of fun Ind pleasant I'l1l.I11OI'lLS She hts faxthfullx en en her tune 1nd pltxentlx helped us xxnth our l1llI'lX dlttleultles By COI1lblI1lllg the buslness Ind hterary st lffs, our tasle h1s been greatly slmphfled Thls eomblned staff held IIS IHCCIIHQS ex ery Monday Ill' ln III the school elfeterm XX e spent our time d0lI1g lUdlXldL1ll vu rlte ups, ldLI1IlflC'lflOI19 and ITIOUDIIIIQ p1etures, xx 11110 munehnne on all sorts of L1l'ldX sup phed by our 1dv1ser Our vxorle has not been hnnted to sehool meetlnes, IS me were eompelled to Ylblf pllees of business both loelllx Ind out o 7 - 1 s 1 7 1 1 1 U 3 7 Y V 7 1 s - 1 - V y 1 7 Y 1 7 7 3 7 Y ' . . . . . 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M, . . 1 if Xifw town, to seeure f1n1nC11l belp 1n the form of a patrons 11st Much ab1l1ty hls been dlsplayed whnle producmg our book especnallv that of Al fred Tay lor who has done 111 of our art Ednw '70 ,geniuse and Syl ua Stone eo edltorb and Kay Lane and Joan Shuex aisxstant edltols proofread Qome ot the topy 101 the Azdante Clarence Lorah class pho tograpbex Alfxed Taylo xedrbook aztxbt Wllllam hareoueh busxnecs mana gem Pat 5 NI1nn1ek and Bet tx Srmth mount ng expertb dlbeu 5 Qome N eax book problems I abella Ve bxlla typmg edltor was not preb ent when th1Q plcture nab taken work Others who h1ve gn en much of the1r tlme and patlence were the mountmg, typ mg, and hterary edntors As you look 1t e1cb page, we, the staff hope you enjoy our book, as much as we hlve enjoyed compllmg It - 1? 1 my Q . . - 1 . I ,J f M -I A- uv I.. ,KA Vg: Y v 'H - ' ' v ,- - v - - ' - S- L4 . . . 5 v- ' s. . S A , , ' ' , . - . v . . . 1. t . N Y 1 Y I u t g L , 7 1 . x r 1 1 K t . Q f- if ' j - v - U 1' 'SQ Afillslyi ak --L..T.- X 'T -Q71 Nx N I I H N l'.lI1'!lXlliNI!'m luwl 111 Jlfww VM x11q.1lu:x ffxlp pww M. g'HL'l'l.!lI1llM'I1f ut Iran wrl fn Ashland Ashland Ashland Ashland Ashland VARSITY FOOTBALL SCORES Schuylklll Haven Gllberton Kulpmont Shen1ndo1h C155 Townshnp Ashland Ashland Ashland Ashland Ashland Malnnoy Clty St Claxr Mt Carmel Frackvnlle Shamokm jnnfbnll, F1rst Row C Shoemaker Left Guard W Fetterolf Guard T Hepler Halfback A Helwxg Guard G Fertxg Halfback T Bradley Halfback C Zlmmerman Center J Berger Guard E Schuler Fnd Second Row W Meyers Guard J Cuff Halfback L Dando Halfback C We1 densaul End E Wallace Tackle R W1ll1ams Halfback E Waldner Rlght Guard E Waskovlch End C Wolfgang Quarterback J Meyers Halfback W Stahler Fullback Thxrd Row Assxstant Coaches E Hunsmger Hebert R Wetzel Left Tackle D Bllder Rlght Tackle R Burger Center R Purnell Fullback R Hepler Left End J Martin Rlght End W Wagner Center G Hubler Tackle T Gumther Quarter back Manager R Fetterolf Coach Stan Hmo ' 26 . 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The femor members of the squad 11sten to Mr Hmo who IS explammg a play Flrst Row Kneellrg T Hepl r W Meyers C Wolfgang R Burger L Dando Second Row Stand ng D Bllde R XVIHIHITIS R Wetzel R Hepler J Martm W Wagner Coach Hmo Under the CO'lCl1lI1g of Stm Hmo Lester I-lthtrt, Ind llt Hunsmgtr the tgrnddtrs mf Ashlmd High fxmshed the 1957 footblll season wlth 5 wms md as many loses Wltla an ax erage SIZE lme and 1 smaller than utr 13,1 backfneld tht Dmmonds made 1 aood An 85 temperature and Schuxlklll Hu Ln were too mueh for tht Black Dlamonds as thu maugurattd the and st non bx drop 131115 a 76 6 dLLlSlOI1 to rht Hurxlelms Reboundmg 1ftLr their flrst setback, A l' S dumped the Duclxtowmrs v4 Kulpmont, 1 v0 pomt fuorltt Shenan doah, and C155 Tow nshlp were each hum bltd nn turn bx the Dmmonds bflliglflg thelr number of v ms to four The lughllght of tht season xx as holdmg the Xlvllduts score ess l'4I'lUl'l1IDlllI'lt w1tl1 the four Wins the Dm monds pllytd lVlll'l ll1OK Cxltx Sunt ,lanr md Mount Carmel but tht lm of mx erlges ought up to Ashlmd Mahzmoy Cxutx pulled lhead m the fourth ptrlod to Stax than Ashland dropped IES FIFSI dCClSlOl1 to Sum 15,sgregat1on from Mount Clrmel ClSllY Won the game At lrlelunllf. utttmg, luck on tht xun nmg Sldt, was 1 tou5,h job for the Unmonds but thex succeeded Hou ex er, 1 run soaked grnduon spelled dLfe1t as the Dlamonds dropped thenr flnll game to the Gru hounds Nuthtr tllted nor dtjtcted the Dnmonds ended 1 full season at the halfsx ay mark 1n the league tally ' , ', '. 1 . 3 . . ', . , . , . . - ' - ' As - 1 ' 1 ' 1 - s ' X L l 1 , lk' 1' 1 X F' ' - . , K . . . . 1 , I , . , ' L . Y . IA' X X h- A 1 I I 2 Y 2 Y L 'lx' ,. ' l 1 ' ' . ' 'L 1 . Q ' 1 ' . K, . A . . appearance agamst all opponents. Clalr nn ten years whllc the much larger v . 1 - 1 - - r , , . V ' , , t 1 L ' 1 K I 1 S - 1 1 f ' , 1 m y D ul - r , a h U . U 1 Q ' . m ' ' . . . - v r fy. y s y - y - s- - s - -V 1' A K ' K K 1 L ' I K' L . ' . . ' ' ' 1 1' - . - ' - 3-12. 1- 'r - L ., ' 4 f - ' 1 ' I ', x ' - ' X ' - . , y ' - ' A ,.- V ' 1 'V' -. s, 1 g K ', ' 69 Um fhampa, VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES 195 7 1953 Ashland Ashland Ashland Ashland Ashland Ashland Ashland Ashland Ashland Ashland Ashland Ashl 1nd 7 Kulpmont Mr Carmtl Vlahanoy Cnty Pottsullc St Clfur Mahanoy Twp 'Vit Carmel Glrmrdvnlle XX NI 11121005 Twp Shenandoah Gxlberton Frlckullt Ashl.: nd Ashland Ashlfmd Ashland Ashland Ashland Ashland Ashl md Ashlmd Ashland Ashland Ashl 1nd 7 Ixulpmont Mahanoy C1ty St Clalr Mahanox Tvsp Butler Twp GlflfdXlllC Shenandoah Gnlbcrton Fmckx lllc Pottsullt Mlll1DlJN Cltw Allcntovs n 664 W 56 1 ' 14 7 , 658 . . . ' , 36 68 l . 62 1 . ' f , 47 . 60 . .l . . 63 f' - 60 1 61 . . 3 f . 56 . .I 39 71 . , . 68 . ' . 65 . 78 ' L Ashland 55 Butler Twp. 47 Ashland 53 XV.M:1hanoy Twp . 56 A . 46 . 60 ' . 7,1 ' 1 ' 44 L 69 ' 55 'ht 1 ' ' . 57 Q SO . '- . 53 A . 55 f 44 'D ' . 66 ' 44 , 63 4 . 3 J 3 L 64 ' L ' 55 . L 64 ' 70 02 03 SQUAD Front Row Left to R1ght E Bracey J Cuff R Hughes W Meyers R Wxest Mr Hunsmger Coach Back Row Left to Rlght R Fetterolf Manager C Wolfgang J Boppel W Ennxs R Wetzel J Meyers J Whlte R Purnell SENIOR BASKETEERS Top W Meyer R Wetzel Bo tom R W1est C Wolfgang After havmg won the champlonshnp of the North Schuylklll League durlng the 1951 1952 season the Ashland Hrgh Black Dlamonds faced another tough season W1th two returnmg veterans center Dlck W'etze1 and forward 1mmy Cuff coach hlton Huns1nger faced the task of trylng to keep Ashland Hlgh up on the 11st of the top qu1ntets throughout the state He found the comb1nat1on of lm Cuff B111 Ennls Dxck Wetzel Dlck Purnell B111 Meyers and Cal Wolfgang The latter two alternated at one guard pos1t1on After havmg won 10 games w1thout a defeat the Dxamonds went to Shenandoah where a hxghly splrlted flve edged the boys by a 55 53 score That proved to be the only loss suffered ln the flrst half race whlch the Black Dlamonds won In the second half Ashland swept through nts enght league opponents and were crowned champ1ons of the North Schuylklll League for the second consecutlve year The last game of the regular schedule was w1th Pottsvllle and the county seat fnve proved a llttle too much for the favorxtes Ashland then entered the Dxstrlct XI Class A quar ter fmals Mahanoy Clty was drawn as our opponent and the Black Dlamonds came out VILIOFIOUS over the M lroons for the thlrd stralght tlme th1s season w1th the score of 63 56 Ashland then advanced to the sem1 fnnal game but a last quarter rally fell short and the Black Dmmonds bowed to Allen town 77 64 ln St Joseph Memorlal gym naslum at Hazleton Ashland Hugh School frmshed lts season wlth an envlable record havlng vnon 15 out of 16 nn league compet1t1on and 7 out of 8 ln exhnbntlons wlth a l and 1 record rn play offs The Black Dlamonds once agaln ranked as an outstandlng qulntet 1n the eastern sectlon of the state Snaps from the champ1onsh1p plavoffs and other sports act1v1t1es can be seen on the followmg pages --- , , .. ,., , . ,- ,- v-- Q J J' - I 7 . . ,. ,. ,. . ' J ' J 7 J 9 , . . . . .. Y , , .. 2. s,. .t- - .. ,. . . . . . ' V . . . . . -0 Gt ' .. t - 'YV ,. . KA L- . . . . . 33 , NC f' 5, O L., 5-xi, vs J i X I P4 ff I ' L X ' f 11 lx syn 3 . , f V 4 x L , 'E il If ' 1 I 1 t gr 4 Q, fn QW' MESA 4 af 1 -gf 9 Avi .xi . U Jlwiball, Flrst Row Slttlng G Rlckard G Klmger E Erdman E Korn T Re1Ch T Hughes G Lelb G Wexst G Cookus L McHale Second Row Kneellng W Fetter olf J Berger J Clarke C Weld6HS3Ul W Lelblg C Zlmmerman G Fert1g W Roshoe A Helwlg T Bradley Thlrd Row Standmg J Meyers B Bllder C Shoe maker E Wallace G Hubler W Stahler C Waskovlch F Natsehke T Gulnther E Schuler J V SQUAD future success of both football and basket ball teams Thenr mam purpose ns to gut the underclassmen necessary experlence be fore playlng agamst larger and tougher foes The JV football team play td 5 glmes, wnnmng 7 and droppmg 3 Unhke basket ball these games were played earlxer nn the week so that the V s soon had thenr own ans 74 played the prelnmmary games and often 1 'ue the fans a good game The team con snsted mostly of freshmen, sophomores md a few jumors, who had tht adx ll1l'lgC of gettmg some expernenct Both enthuslastlc and hardworkmg teams do thelr part 1n upholdmg the A H S scholastlc sports m thas area , . , . ' , . , . . , ' : . - J ' 7 ' 9 ' f 7 ' . . 1 - I y - . , - , . ' , . . ' , ' : . , . ' , . - , ' 1 ' Y ' 7 ' I Y ' 1 ' ' 7 The V. squads play a big part in the During the basketball season the J. Vfs . . , , , - C. . . A I , L L , ,. . . ' . iz ' A l .I ' .L - . I .V . 7 I 4 Ashland Ashland Ashland Ashland Ashland Ashland Ashland Ashland Ashland Ashland Ashland Ashland BASHE FBALL SLUHLE1 Kulpmont Mount Carmel Mahanoy Cnty Pottsvllle Samt Clair Butler Gnrardvnlle West Mahanoy Shenandoah Gnlberton Frackvnlle Kulpmont Ashland Mahanov Ashland Samt Clan' Ashland E Mahanoy 'lwp Ashland Butler Ashland Glrardx nlle Ashland Vfest Mahanov Ashland Gllberton Ashland Frackvxlle Ashland Pottsvllle Ashland E Mahanoy Twp 12 WINS 12 Losses SEASON ll W1ns 5 Losses LEAGUE Left to Right front Row P Burmex ter G Hancock R Wetzel Second Row T Gumther C Yarnall Mr Hebert Coach K Gres sens C Weldensaul Thlrd Row E Erdman W Enterlme F Lane Manager T Relch H Scheuren tl. V, ' I H 7 37 77 57 7735 ,sss 77 741 77 34 7777777740 I I 7 77740 l 750 36 . . . 1 7 40 I 7 7760 7777767 7 42 l 'n 7 7733 7 -45 l ' 'I 77 7 7 70 7 77 20 7 37 4 7 Ashland 77777 35 Mount Carmel 7751 Ashland 77737 Shenandoah 7 7 77 7 75 D u 43 . 50 ' 77 '55 . . 38 63 l 7 . 77 7 46 77 37 741 ' 7 7 7 7 53 ' A 37 742 . 77748 ' 77 77 7 25 7 - - 45 7 7 748 ' - 1 J. B V. A S K E T B A 75 A boy by the name of jack Fickinger spelled victory most of the time for the AHS baseball team and Stan Hmo last season Findinv someone to replace him is the coach s big problem for the coming sea son as the big, right hander graduated B sides this problem Stan will haxe to replace such boys as ohn Lute, Ron Kahn, na Hornunb, and Jack Zerby Forgetting last season and lookina, for ward to the next, Hmo has some blight spots to look for this year He has six out of rht first ten back vshich includes the xx hole infield John Nlartin, a mo xear Neteran is back again behind tht plate im XX hitt is at first base im Curf at stcond Dicl Purnell at short, and Cal XX olfgang, and Larry Dando fighting for t t hot cox ner by suing Pitching, is cibhtx percent of tht Dame So if we get a few good slingers, who knows, maybe another championship? Left to Right First Row R Wetzel J Martm L Dando C Wolfgang E Klauger Second Row J Cuff R Purnell J White W Ennls A Artz E Schenk Third Row Mr Hmo Coach J Chlckersky J Lute J Fickmger R Hornung J Weaver . . . i I L , ' i i 1 ' l .. . C . . . . . 1 . 7 -Y 1 K , . . . . . J, A E .Y . - Y 1 at . . . X , y 4 s . Q, g 4 , n 1 1 . . 1 . K V L t ,, Y K J . ji . f ' ' li- - s - , Schenk, Jack XVeaver, Joe Chickersky, Russ In his predictions, Hino quotes Connie Mack Y t L 0 L2 7. 'I QQ - - Y . l. Y V I W! A I ,, . . fY I Y 7 Y ' - . M V. 7 - ' ' 0 l 1 Q i - r - l v ' v - 1 ' 76 Left to Rlght Manager R Fetterolf D Bxlder T Gumther R W1111ams W Stahler E Waldner L Dando C Wolfgang The Black Dnmond track season of 57 proved to be qulte successful Elt Hunsm ger s crew attended most of the bxg track meets rn the reg1on mcludmg the State Meet and the famous Penn Relays Aprll 17 Kulpmont 34 Ashland 33 Aprxl 26 Penn Relays Runmng 1n a fxeld of eleven schools, Ash land won th1rd honors. May 3: Coaldale. The half m1le relay team took fnrst place Bob Orme also won the 880 Vard run May 13- Lebanon Relays Half mule relay, second place May 17 DISYFICI Meet at Allentown. Thls meet was an el1m1nat1on contest for the boys gomg to the State Meet. Lute 440 lst 220 lst Schne1der 100 lst Orme 700 yard Hurdles lst 880 Weaver 700 yard Hurdles 3rd W1ll18mS 100 2nd B1lder Shotput Sth fast Conference Meet Lute, 440, Znd. Orme, 880, 2nd, 200 yard Hurdles, 4th, Half m1le realy team, 2nd The cllmax of the '52 season was the State Meet at State College. The boys placed as follows: Lute, 440 yard, 3rd Weaver, Schnender, Orme, and Lute agaln shone by placmg second best ln the state w1th the half m1le relay team. V . T - Q A A 3 A Q I T Y T R A c K T E at A M 77 A Clrcle-G Shuey P Burmelster F Lane C Yarnell R Fetterolf R Sutton MANAGERS Any sport must be run hke a busmess therefore managers are essentlal to 1 team The manager 15 lmportant to a team 1n order to keep 1ts equxpment mtact He does tht after practnce and after games Dunno ames he often mlsses an evcntmg run or a brnlhant tackle as he ns do1ng some Work but there IS always a brnght s1de He gets to all the games he goes to team banquets and 1n the semor Near after all h1s hard work he fmally gets what he set out for four years before hns jacket and h1s letter So hats off to the unsung hero 78 CHEERLEADERS AND MAJORETTES The elght vars1ty cheerleaders as well as our junnor vars1ty lass1es have helped to make our hugh school days enjoyable Straln 1ng the1r vocal cords and expendmg a great deal of energy these g1rls has e led our foot ball and basketball teams to many a vnctory Pracncmg many long hours on the1r rou tnne our majorettes have lndeed added zest color and entertamment to the Ashland Hlgh School Band They have met the qualnflcatlons of Well dr1lled performers and have contnbuted a great deal to school Splflt Both groups have been most falthful and have done the1r task w1ll1ngly and enthus lastncally We slncerely appreclate the1r ef forts and are grateful for the splend1d results T H M L A E N T A I G C E R S dirty workg he is always the last one leaving t - - L . B Hubler S Dexme H Irwm Standmg B Hughes D Zatax Skl H WHIZ enegger V Se11er S1tt1ng Left to R1ght J Mather A Kerner Captam J Reddy Standmg D Ne1d1g C St1tzer B M111er D Umlauf M Dlllman C H R I E E H R L E A D E E R S , Kneeling, Left fo Right-M. Keller, K. Buery, R M R A J O R E T T R E S 79 Left to Rlght Elva Slotterback Captam H Walzeneggex B M11161 P 'Vlmmck J Mathex B Smlth I Velbllla Holdmg Ball M1 Q Oswald Coach F1r5t Row J Wetgd M Yaxnoll A Koxncl N Kaufman V Seller B Hughes L, Strunk Second Row C, Maxim Manage: L Schlvel hood G Kaufman M L Remoehl B Smlth Thlrd Row M J Maurex K Bc-uxy B M11 lor E Slotterback Fou1th R ow A Yung C Smlth E Wagne1 80 L V C L L Il M Y B A L L A I . L S T A R S CONFEDERATES Captain J. Mather holding ball. Sitting-J. Shuey, S. Thomas, S. Umlauf. On Knees-B. Smith, P. Minnick, J. Klinger, B. Yost, B. Miller, K. Lane. YANKEES On Knees-D. Zataveski, A. Lentes, A. Kerner, H. Waizenegger, I. Verbilla. Standing-A. Doolan, W. Blanch, E. Slotterback, Captaing R. Reddy, J. Boeh- mer. Even though boys sports are a highlight of every school our girls teams have been very successful. The volleyball and basket- ball games are played at lunch time and after school. In volleyball the seniors were victorious over all their opponents. A select basketball team was chosen by coach Miss Jane Oswald, to represent the athletic ability of all Ashland High girls. Throughout the season true sportsmanship and cooperation were shown by all participants. SFIN IOR GIRLS TEAMS B A S K E T B A L L ei J f ? 5 i' fy! evwy 'aqa f XZ 4 fl ff 104 y ff X! Z x Z X4 xxx X XX Q ff I mx Wx xx XX Z F I Av vor! ,f xN X X XX XX XXX , . , ,gufeg 1 ' ff , I X f ,,3,:' . N X - ' ,Q-2': 4-, E f . .T- , , 4 .4 ,, , ' - f ' 1' . ,f ' . 1' M: , ' ' ,, gg? -T -F L ' Z. x ' X 1 . A 'X 3 f' Qf' , V g -- .T -, l 'T Lf, A I V. , A4 , I : . ff gf. if A . , f H f Aff I . ,ZA ,- 4 J 1 , I f ', - . ' X 2 -f - ' , ' '- 1 Xx . . 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Ve, ,. .- ., V 1 Nam' ll HX .lx HH-Ln. ,.l.w.I1x..1,x my 1 L x N A lll KH In 11 , I I , . 1ll'1lll!QIvll1L'lI Q !'1W'l1 iw-:luv wr 1' 'lk N 111 83 afrona DRUMS BOXVLING ALLEY ROXY THEATRE ANN S BEAUTY SHOPPE COTTON S BARBER SHOP PETER METCHOK ASHLAND PAINT UP SHOP HARIE PRODUCTS CO KLASE PIX IT SHOP KULLS CARPET STORE MORAN S TREGELLAS SHOE STORE J J NPWBERRY P W WOOLXVORTH SHARPS ELECTRIC SUPPLY STORE A G WALTERS WM PEPPER 81 CO PALMERTON COCA COLA AL SMITH TAX RECEIVER AL LINDENMUTH MARGARET XVAGNER A FRIEND WAGNER S CLEANERS J 85 L CLEANERS DALEYS CLOTHES SHOP DAWN SHOP GELLERTS IDA HINKLE MRS FRANK HORN SLYBRECHTS CLOTHING STORE STROHMEIER S 84 WIILLIAM'S BOOK STORE GREEN S DAIRY DEE GREENI PROPRIETOR RICKARD S DAIRY SCHEURENI S DAIRY ASHLAND MOTEL BILL 8. RUTHS CAFE BOLEY S CAFE BOULEN ARD DRIXE IN VIICKEY 81 FRANCIS BRECKER DUNKI LBURGER S CAFL GOOD FELLOXVSHIP CLUB HELEN S HOTEL LOEPER SNYDER S HOME MADE ICE CREAM ADAM WALDNLRS AND SONS ASHLAND SHIRT Qc PAJAMA FACTORY KEI LERS SUPPLY CO Mc ANDRLXX' S I IOXVER SHOP SHOUP S MILLERSVILLE BAIRS MI AFS Sc GROCERII S H XX HUBLER 81 SONS GORDON FRANK KPHIPR MEATS KEILY BROTHLRS TASTY MII LER RAUDENBUSH BAKED FOODS A L RICF MEAT MARKET STAN S FOOD MARKET NVEBERS GEURNEY ZEIGENFUSE 85 1 , I T v : 2 A ' L STITZER,S LUMBER CO. Cf, - ASHLAND MOTOR CO FANELLIS SERVICE STATION HORSWOOD S GAS STATION KIEFFER S SERVICE S TATION MIDWAY GARAGE A J CREDJ OMLQR CARBURETOR HOSPITAL NEIMAN S AUTO SUPPLY NEUMEISTLRS SERVICE CENTER SEITZINGER SERVICE CENTER SHILLING S GARAGE SHOEMAKERS GARAGL SLOTTERBACK S GARAGE DARWIN H. SMITH SERVICE STATION DAVE SNYDER ELECTRIC Sc ACETYLENE WELDING TAYLOR'S SERVICE STATION WETZEL S SERVICE STATION MR AND MRS JESS BICKEL PARAMOUNT GIPT SHOP ROSHOE JEWELRY WILLIAMS BOOK STORE BENSINGERS HARDWARE PETER E BUCK 86 SONS EARL HOHENSTEIN HARDXVARE MCCONNELL 85 BRO STIEE S HARDWARE J C GARNER SL SON AGENCY EDWARD L BURMEISTER RICHARD S LNTERLINE FRANKI IN I KI HLER HARRY STROUSI B6 M CLEAV ER PRANK L BURKE KULL BROTHERS WILLARD OTTO RAYMOND MADDEN ILWOOD BRACLY Ph G PRESCRIP TIONS I-IEINZE S PHARMACY RX KINAPPS PRLSCRIPT ION PHARMACY GUY S HUBLER Ph G GORDON 13 J MULROY s D ROBERTS LAMAR DAVIS W A FEDKO W J FLANNERY OTTO A MILLER WILLIAM J ONEILL CARL F RILICHXVEIN PETER F LOEPER A T ROSHOE RAYMOND J LAUER C D MALLAMS GILBERT SHUEY PAULS TRANSIT LINES av DR. . . DR. . . ' DR. DR. H. J. ERLENBACH DR. . . DR. . . DR. . DR. . ' DR. . ' DR. . DR. . . CIRARDVIII1 GREEN S PLOXVER SHOP PAYINL S ILOXVER SHOP LOUIS 'VIATLOXV MT C ARMLI GUINAN S DLPT STORI LOUIS GROSSMAIN 86 SONS KESSLLR S LEADING JENVEI RY MILLER BROTHERS SHOE STORE NATALIE DRIVE IN SEXVELL S PINE BURR BARBECUE SHIMOCK S FURNITURE STORE DR W A SNYDER OPTOMETRIST STECKER Sc CO POTTSVILLE DOUTRICK S POMEROY S DR R A BRLXNAN SOL IFVIT YOUR LLADING IEXVI LER XVOI OW ITZ S HOROXVITZ GOI DBERGS IADILS APPARLLL T I STUDIOS R CAMLRA SHOP PIII! ADLLPHIA IRAZILR STUDIO SUIXBURY ISAUNI S SPORTING GOODS 88 1 I . ,i - , . , . If' I I v 1 . 4 I 1 , I I . .1 Y I 1. I s I 4 1 w 7 4 E 1 x 7 . - . i 1 3 SH ENAN DOA H ' LT . . . I 4 T I ly I w 3 1 1 '1 ' 3 f ' 11 ' 1 3 V I ' 1 s T f N I' I Acknowledgements MERIN STUDIO PHILADELPHIA PA OUR PHOTOGRAPHER JAI-IN AND OLLIER CHICAGO ILL OUR FNGRAVER SCI-IUYLKILL PRINTING CO FRACKVILLE PA OUR PRINTFR DeLUXE CRAFT CHICAGO ILL OUR COVER MANUFACTURER 89 - For their exp r W rkmanship and co-operation bers of the Ardantc staff wish to thank the fo , . , . , . , . .AM PCLIQAJ .fill f0gI'fll7A:f ..!4ll l09l'CllJA5