Auburn High School - Maroon and Gold Yearbook (Auburn, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1954 volume:

E THE MAROCDN Sz GOLD PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS AUBURN HIGH SCHOOL AUBURN, PENNSYLVANIA 4-QQIIIIIA .Aff WM VOLUME 7, 1954 FOREWORD M Memories are our most treasured possessions. Fortunate indeed is the person whose store of them is ever pleasant, especially if they are school rem- iniscences. In the following pages we have tried to illustrate a year's journey of school life. Soon the events of this journey will be but a memory, but the knowledge gained by the lasting friendships that have bound us together will prepare us to meet the greatest journey of all - Life. With this impression, uppermost in our minds, we. the Maroon and Gold staff, have endeavored to make this a book of memory bringing back to all of us glimpses of our happy days spent in Auburn High School. -2- ' x A i w V AUBURN HIGH SCHOOL .- 3 .- Wi Q 'e5w Em5 on 'Eg ' ' r ,BN , C. ooL Scullwr 6 2 4 C j A . - . 4 pg CTIVITICS Q ,Q 5 o 'r P f f.. ,9 d I e cuz-5 .' 4 4 lfll 5 u kkklhmm H - Lydia, E X 11' 14, H .aa ALC Q GVAQW QSM' -4-' DEDICATION Q For their many worthy contributions to our school and community, we, the Senior Class of 1954, wish to dedicate this, our seventh annual, to the STALLER-LUCKENBILL POST 3975 VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS and the AUBURN LIONS CLUB .ig W ',ll', w cl A lQ,RTI-ON QM Ge .-5.- ALMA MATER M Auburn High School, ever love thee Through the March of Time: Standing on a forest hillside, High above the town. Alma Mater, Alma Mater, Praise to thee we sing: May thy sons and daughters ev Hail to thee, our queen. ,......n4. A. , CI' - STANDING ON A FOREST I-IILLSIDE - Honor, love, to God and country For all truth and right: Thou hast ever taught unfailing Even as the night: As we scatter o'er the tumult, You will always be Standing on a forest hillside. Auburn High, to me. g 41-Xi.. 'j.,f -flt 'xg ! I F I Ni-fy f..1',iff sy,-xg IHWIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII ARF I t C l 4 :: MIIIIIII QIIM umm: ' 4: .. Ci- 3,3 STYA IN adm ' BOARD OF DIRECTORS -...... M I Left to Right: George H. Huhler. Treasurer: George Binncr. Secretary: Frederick K. Krauss. Snperxisinq Principal' Franklin S. Moyer. President: Henry W. Landis, Vice- Prvsident: Nlrmbcr: Inhn T. Morrison. Supervising Principal is MR FREDERICK K. KRAUSS MUHLENBERG COLLEGE ALLENTOWN, PENNA. UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA PHILADELPHIA, PENNA. SUBIECTS: History, Health Principal's Message PRINCIPAIQS M ESSAGE is SENIORS: One of the outstanding features of our yearbooks, past and present, is that all members of the senior classes participate in the production M a joint enterprise of every senior. Now participation in group activities is a highly desirable democratic practice. It is essential for the most efficient type of society that all its members participate in its activities. One can no more serve his class and school and himself by failing to contribute than he can his society and community hy with- drawing into the hills and living unto himself. That type of individual is a leech, living off of the life blood of the class and society without giving anything in return. The evidence of your participation in this class and school activity would seem to indicate that you have learned to live in our society by carrying your share of the responsibility. May you ever continue to do so. Best wishes. FREDERICK K. KRAUSS. Supervising Principal. Auburn High School, Auburn, Penna. March 1, 1954. - 3 .. Qylfv K-ca! . .ioaj 24.1 ,,,, A 5,416 am.-L MMM 'MISS DELLA MOYER TATE TEACHERS' COLLEGE T H E L ,wwf CSX gm-L MRS. HILDA KILMER STATE TEACHERS' COLLEGE II KLITZTOWN. PENNA. F KUTZTONVN. PENNA. GRADE ONE GRADE TWO ,Ve A Syl ff, Safe C I bww 'WW 6 U . -4717 0095 J L 5fIwJQf't9J'aY, T also OVW of Y f Q' . Guopafatuze ANNA MORRISON an REQ, If 1 Ones. '51 , TE TEACHERS' COLLEGE S' I I A oiffo KUTZTOWN. RENNA. MRS. MARTHA MECIQIWWS 71 GRADES. STATE TEACHERS' COLLEGEM huyfgvezlf and Follrth KuTzTOwN, PENNA, do X GRADES: ,arc ,nfs jot ' Fifth and Sixth ,- A -mm GLW. I P56541 uf-Ji l'YXi3w Ilf1B may MISS AGNES MORRISON STATE TEACHERS' COLLEGE KUTZTOWN. PENNA. SLIBIECTS: Spelling, Mathematics, Geography, English 7, and Penrnanship GRADES: Seventh and Eighth - 9 - MISS GRACE E. FITTS OREGON STATE COLLEGE CORVALLIS, OREGON GRADUATE WORK: PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE NEW YORK UNIVERSITY SUBIECTS: Home Economics, Science. English 8, and History 7 MRS. IANICE Z. MECK TEMPLE UNIVERSITY PHII.ADELPIIIA. PENNA. SUBIECTS: T H E F A C U L T Y Plane Geometry, Trigonometry, Solid Geometry, Algebra, History 8, Spanish, and Health 7 IO, ,gif if A I.,-audi' I , Q ffkitef fgx fi E J MR. HERBERT GRIESEMER STATE TEACHERS' COLLEGE KUTZTOVVN, PENNA. TEMPLE UNIVERSITY PHILADELPHIA, PENNA. SUBJECTS: General Science, Biology, Chemistry, and Physics MRS. DORIS L. HUMMEL IUNIATA COLLEGE HUNTINGTON, PENNA. SUBIECTS: English 9-10-l 1-12, Chorus, Orchestra, and Music l to 8, inclusive MR. CARL WUCI-ITER COLUMBIA INSTITUTE CHICAGO, ILLINOIS SUBJECT: Industrial Arts 7 to 12, inclusive -10- SCHOOL CLINIC Q MRS. DOROTHY NAGLE, School Nurse DR. W. F. MOYER. School Doctor CAROL HEFFNER, Student GEORGE A. WYNN, D.D.S. HARRIET BILLGER. Student MRS. POLLY FESSLER. Clerk , giisgw. ' ,ff ... t3f:wx1M-w A Q ,,..-. -r- .. Q CUSTODIAN .-12,-. CAFETERIA MRS. HELEN BAUM, Cook MRS. MARY HAUM, Assistant Cook BUS DRIVER MR. CHARLES BOYER South Manhcim Township MR. PAUL KAHLER Wt'st Brunswick Township YEARBOOK STAFF .Yi I Standing, Left to Right: lames Peilfer. lames Seigfried, Evelyn Yerger, Robert Luckenbill. Mrs. Doris Hummel. Marlene Kissinger, Franklin Reichert. Lillian Pales, Floyd Fidler. George Reber. Seated: Shirley Hummel, Bonnie Fessler. Florence lones. Connie Fessler. 3 Adviser ------------- Mrs. Doris L. Hummel Editor-in-Chief ------------ Marlene Kissinger Assistant Editor ------------- Bonnie Fessler Business Manager ------------ Connie Fessler Assistant Business Manager --------- Florence Iones Art Editor ------------ Bonnie Fessler Typists ---- Connie Fessler, Shirley Hummel, Marlene Kissinger Literary Staff - - Lillian Pales, Shirley Hummel, Evelyn Yerger, Franklin Reichert, Robert Luckenbill, George Reber, Floyd Fid- ler, Iames Peilfer, Iames Seigfried. Sports Editor ------------- Franklin Reichert Assistant Sports Editor ---------- Robert Luckenbill -13.- CLASS RING M Our class ring of 1954 constitutes ten-karat, solid gold as the base with the numbers of the class year found on each side of the setting. On the emblem located in the center of the ring, the name of our high school is designated by using the letter Beneath it High School is embossed in full. Some of us chose rubies or onyxes, while others preferred pink or plain gold. Our many happy days spent at Auburn High School will be brought back more realistically as we wear these rings throughout the years that lie ahead. -14.- fi Fl QW 53,3 CLASS POEM Q As graduation night draws near, We bid farewell to our teachers dearg Our tasks were hard but never spurned, And now a diploma we have earned. We had our troubles and our fears, And loads of fun in these four years: Now on our way to leave the door, We are the Class of Fifty-four. The song that we will cherish most, ls our Alma Mater of which we boast: We leave this thought to all classmates: 'Success Awaits At Labor's Gates. -LILLIAN PALES. an CLASS SONG M QTune: DREAM AWHILEJ Now we leave the school we love most sincere, We'll always cherish the fun had so dear: Our teachers and friends helped with all their might, To make us a graduate of tonight. Now as we part we hope that you will remember, Our class as faithful and loyal to our ALMA MATER We hope youll uphold the MARQON AND GOLD. So we say farewell to our Auburn High. Words by MARLENE KISSINGER. ,-16,-1 CLASS OFFICERS BONNIE FESSLER FRANKLIN REICHERT President Vice-President 2 CLASS MOTTO: Success Awaits At Labor's Gates CLASS COLORS: Forest Green and Carnation Pink CLASS FLOWER: Pink Rose M CONN113 FESSLER MARLENE KISSINGER Secretary Treasurer -17.- BONNIE RAE FESSLER Bonnie Bonnie, the friendliest member of the Senior Class, will be remembered for her blonde hair and smiling face. Bonnie's favorite sport is basketball, of which she was a valuable player on the girls' team. Her favorite subject is Home Ec. Her future ambition is to do work in the field of teaching. We feel sure she will succeed in the future. Best wishes, Bonnie. Chorus l-Z-3-4: Basketball 3-4: Cheerleading I-2: Senior Play 4: Class Officer l-2-3-4: PIONEER Staff l-Z-3: Yearbook Staff 4: Girls' Handicraft 3: Dramatics 2: F. H. A. I-3-4. CONNIE MAE FESSLER Connie Connie, a very cooperative and reliable senior, can be found laughing most anytime. As manager of the girls' basketball team and business manager of this annual, she did a splendid job. Connie's favorite subject and sport are trig and basketball, respectively. Her future ambition is to do secretarial work. With her determination and will power, we all know she will prove successful. Best wishes for a bright and prosperous future. Chorus I-Z-3-45 Basketball Manager 3-4: F. H. A. l-3-4: PIONEER Staff l-2-3: Senior Play 4: Yearbook Staff 4: Class Officer l-2-3-4: Girls' Handicraft Club 3. FLOYD HERMAN FIDLER Bittler Bittler is known for his frequent trips to Orwigsburg. He enjoys baseball as a sport and Industrial Arts as a subject, His ambition is unknown as of now. We extend our warmest wishes for an eflicient future to you, Bittler. Boys' Handicraft Club Z-3-4, Indoor Recreation 45 Fossil Club 3: Chess Club 2: Photography Club Z: Senior Play 4: Yearbook Staff 4. SHIRLEY MARLENE HIIMMEL Shirl Shirl, a dark-haired lass, who was co-manager of the girls' basketball team. is a great movie-goer. Her favorite sport is basketball, with Home Ec. being her favorite subject. Her future is undecided, but we know she will be suc- cessful throughout her future years. Best of luck to you, Shirl. Chorus l-2-4: Basketball Manager 3-4: F. H. A. l-2-3-4: PIONEER Stall' I-2-3-4: Senior Play 4: Yearbook Staff 4: Class Officer l-3-4: Girls' Handicraft Club 3. .-18,-. FLORENCE ADELINE IONES Flossie Flossie, with her jolly disposition, is the hiker of our class since she walked a lengthy distance to school each morning. As a sport she likes bas- ketball, and of all her studies she was most interested in Home Ec. Her voca- tion is to be a nurse. We're sure she will succeed for she is a dependable and willing girl. Good luck, Flossie. Chorus l-2-3-4: F. H. A. I-3-4: Senior Play 4: PIONEER Staff l-2-3-4: Dramatics 2: Yearbook Staff 4. MARLENE ANN KISSINGER Kiss A'Kiss, as editor-in-chief of this annual, did a remarkable job. She will always be remembered as a neat dresser and also a wonderful piano player. Trig is her favorite subject. We all know football and basketball are her most- liked sports since she attended practically all of the games of a nearby town. Her main future interest is to go to college to prepare for her desired vocation as an aviation secretary. We classmates know with Kiss's capability and will to win she'll be a great success in whatever she undertakes. Luck and happiness to you, Kiss Chorus l-2-3-4: Orchestra l-2-3-4: Basketball l-2: PIONEER Staff 2: Cheerleader 25 Yearbook Staff 41 Class Officer 1-2-3-4: Girls' Handicraft Club 4: Senior Play 4. ROBERT MORTON LUCKENBILL Mort Mort, the tallest of our class, can usually be found joking or laughing with someone. His favorite subject and sport are Industrial Arts and basketball. He was a member of the basketball team all through his high school years. Mort would like to be a mortician, and the Class of '54 knows he will be a success. Good luck, Mort, Class Officer l-2-3-4: PIONEER Staff l-2-3: Basketball. 5 years: Senior Play 4: Yearbook Staff 4: Orchestra I-2-3-4: Boys' Handicraft Club 3: Indoor Recreation 4: Stamp and Modeling Club 2. LILLIAN PALES Lille Lille, an energetic Miss of the Senior Class, can usually be seen driving a blue Chevvy to school on special occasions. Her favorite subject is Home Ec., and her favorite sport is basketball. of which she was a cooperative player. Her future is planned to do the tasks of a housewife. Best wishes to you in your future years as a housekeeper, Lille. A Chorus l-2-3-4: Basketball 3-4: F. H. A. l-3-4: PIONEER Staff l-2-3: Senior Play lg Yearbook Staff 4: Girls' Handicraft Club 3. -19.- IAMES LARRY PEIFFER jimmy jimmy, the liveliest of our class, can usually be seen driving around town or joking with the girls. His favorite sport is basketball, of which he is a player with a lot of determination. He is also remembered for his ability to play the trumpet, since he was selected as a representative in the District and State Bands. 'AIimmy's future plans are undecided. We wish you a bright and happy future, Orchestra I-2-3-4: Basketball. 6 years: Senior Play 4: PIONEER Staff 2-3-4: Indoor Recreation 4: Boys' Handicraft Club 2-3: Yearbook Staff 4. GEORGE MILTON REBER Reber Reber, our quiet classmate, always has a pleasant smile for everyone. His most-liked subject is Industrial Arts, and his favorite sport is baseball. He hopes to become the manager of a large dairy farm some day. Loads of luck, Reber. PIONEER Stall' 2-3-4: Yearbook Staff 4: Senior Play 4: Boys' Handicraft Club Z-I-4: Fossil Club 2: Indoor Recreation 4: Chess Club 2. FRANKLIN DELANO REICHERT Frank Frank is known for his always-willing personality among his friends. He is manager of the production staff of the PIONEER, and also operates the movie projector. His favorite subject is history. He likes basketball the most of all sports, and was one of the most valuable players on the basketball team. Frank is undecided as to what his future vocation will be, but we know he'll be a hit in anything he desires. Our class wishes you loads of luck. Basketball, 6 years: Senior Play 4: Yearbook Staff 4: Boys' Handicraft Club 2-3-4: PIONEER Staff l-2-3-4: Chess Club 3: Class Officer I-2-3-4: Fossil Club 2: Indoor Recreation 4. IAMES HENRY SEIGFRIED Seigie There was never a dull moment when Seigie was in our company. He was always ready with a wisecrack. His plans are to secure a good job and then settle down to a happy, simple life. His greatest interest is driving his favorite red and black Chevvy, and he also enjoys hunting. 'ASeigie's favorite sport is basketball, and he was also one of the capable players on our team. We wish you the best of everything. Basketball 2-3-4: Senior Play 4: Yearbook StaiI 4: Boys' Handicraft Club 2-3-4: Indoor Recrm tion 4. EVELYN MAE YERGER Evelyn Evelyn, a very likeable gal of the Senior Class, can usually be seen driving in a green Ford. She enjoys studying Spanish the most of all subjects and likes basketball the best of all sports. Evelyn's future ambition is to do work in the artistic field. The Class of '54 wishes you all the success and happiness a future can hold. Chorus l-2-3-43 F. H. A. 3-4: Yearbook Staff 4: Girls' Handicraft Club 3g Senior Play 4. MR. FREDERICK K. KRAUSS Class Adviser ... 20 .. CLASS HISTORY M FRESHMAN YEAR As freshmen in September, 1950, we began the first of our four high school years at Auburn High School with ten boys and nine girls. Our first class meeting was held on Sep- tember 13. The following officers were elected: President ........... Bonnie Fessler Treasurer ....... Marlene Kissinger Vice-President ...... Connie Fessler Reporter .......... Shirley Hummel Secretary ........ Franklin Reichert Historian ........ Robert Luckenbill Adviser. .............. Mr. Iohn Kopenhaver In our freshman year we toured the Court House. County Iail, City Hall, and Pottsville Iournal newspaper oflice, all of Pottsville. We had a Christmas party as one of our activ- ities. Orchestra, Chorus, Boys' and Girls' Basketball, F. H. A., and PIONEER, were the activities in which members of our class took part. In November, Evelyn Yerger was admitted to our class. We were sorry to lose lay Tobias this year. SOPHOMORE YEAR We elected the following ofiicers at our class meeting on September 26, 1951: President ........ Franklin Reichert Treasurer .......... Iames Seigfried Vice-President ...... Connie Fessler Reporter ........ Marlene Kissinger Secretary ........... Bonnie Fessler Historian ........ Robert Luckenbill Adviser ............ Mr. Frederick K. Krauss In our sophomore year, we had two money-making projects: sold sweatshirts and held a bake sale. Members of the class took part in Girls' and Boys' Basketball, PIONEER, Chor- us, Orchestra, and F. H. A. During this year we lost Ray Long, Phyllis Renninger, Helen Heberling, Bruce Edwards, Harold Deibert, and Franklin Fahringer. IUNIOR YEAR Returning to school as juniors, we elected the following officers: President ........... Bonnie Fessler Treasurer ....... Marlene Kissinger Vice-President .... Franklin Reichert Reporter .......... Shirley Hummel Secretary. .......... Connie Fessler Historian ........ Robert Luckenbill Adviser ............ Mr. Frederick K. Krauss On the first day of school we were excited to find our class rings had arrived. This term was filled with various activities, including the Hypnotist Show, Iunior Autumn Hop, and two successful bake sales. We also participated in selling magazines with the seniors. The activ- ities in which we classmates participated were: Girls' and Boys' Basketball, PIONEER, F. H. A., Chorus, and Orchestra. This year we regretted losing Robert Stevens. SENIOR YEAR September, 1953, finally arrived, and we returned for our last trip. We decided to keep the same officers as last year. We had thirteen members remaining under the leadership of Mr. Krauss. Again we sold magazines as one of our activities. We had a bake sale and a record dance. Our play, Meet the Middletonsf' was presented on April 23rd. The follow- ing were elected to be on the yearbook staff: Marlene Kissinger, editor-in-chief: Bonnie Fessler, assistant editor: Connie Fessler, business manager: Florence Iones, assistant business manager: Franklin Reichert, sports editor: and Robert Luckenbill, assistant sports editor. We worked hard on the MAROON AND GOLD publication and looked forward to the Wash- ington class trip, which was taken on May 24, 25, and 26. Members of our class participated in all activities of the school. The four years spent at A. H. S. were happy days, and will always be remembered among our more pleasant memories. Adviser ............ Mr. Frederick K. Krauss .- 21 .- THE NINETEEN SIXTY-FOUR NEWS Sz GAZETTE Friday, June 4, 1964 IET PLANE CRASHES ON BLUE MOUNTAIN 1A.P.J-A jet plane transporting five mem- bers of 1954's graduating class was forced to crash on Blue Nlountain due to low visibility. EVELYN YERGER, a 1954 graduate, was stewardess of the plane, which also carried four other of her former classmates. Among those were: SHIRLEY I-IUMIVIEL, who was on one of her touring trips, FLOYD FIDLER, who was coming home on leave from the Navy, MARLENE KISSINGER, who was being transferred to another airport to con- tinue her managing secretarial services, and secretary CONNIE FESSLER, who was ac- companying her lawyer on a sight-seeing trip. No one was seriously injured. SEIGFRIED TO DEFEND HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION TITLE IAMES SEIGFRIED will defend the title as heavyweight champion on Friday, Iune 10, 1964, at the Squared Circle. Pat Young is his opponent. DOCTOR CURES GIRL OF 59-DAY HICCOUGH FRANKLIN REICHERT, M.D., gained fame in his profession by curing a seven-year- old girl of Los Angeles, California, who had the hiccoughs for 59 days. I-Ie used his method of telling her one of his favorite stories. Doc- tors all over the state tried various ways to cure her, but none were successful. NEW FUNERAL HOME OPEN TO PUBLIC ROBERT LUCKENBILL, a graduate of Eckles Embalming School, will have his re- cently erected funeral home open to the public the week of Iune 13, 1964. NEWS 6 GAZETTE TO HAVE NEW HOME-MAKER ADVISER LILLIAN PALES was selected by the NEWS 8 GAZETTE staff to write the col- umn on Advice to Homemakers. This feature will appear daily beginning with Monday's issue, Iune 13, 1964. ART EXHIBITION WINS FIRST PRIZE BONNIE FESSLER'S exhibition of a series of modernistic drawings was rated first in a county contest. Her drawings were chosen on the basis of neatness and originality. NEW DINER OPEN FOR BUSINESS FLORENCE IONES is the proprietor of the new diner on the Schuylkill I'Iaven-Potts- ville Highway which is to open Monday, Iune 13, 1964. One of her delicious home-made cherry pies will be given to each of the first fifty customers. PRIZE COW IS STATE-WIDE KNOWN A most outstanding cow owned by GEORGE REBER was the main attraction at the Farm Show last week. All the milk yielded by this cow was Grade A milk. They found the least amount of bacteria in this milk than in any other milk. REBER received first prize. PEIFFER'S MUSIC CENTRE GAINS POPULARITY IAMES PEIFFER was honored by Conn Music Company for selling the most musical instruments in Schuylkill County for the month of May. He is entitled to take a trip to Florida for two weeks, all expenses paid. .-22,-, CLASS VVILL 3 Because we are aware of our closing journey at Auburn High School, we, the Senior Class of Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-four, do hereby make the following bequests: A First: To our dear ALMA MATER, we wish continued success in guid- ing our underclassmates to the top. Second: To MR. KRAUSS, our principal and also our adviser in our soph- omore, junior, and senior years, we will our tenacity of completing and accomplishing all planned activities to his next Senior Class. Third: To the FACULTY, our warmest understanding for the encourage- ment and helpfulness offered by them. Fourth: To the IUNIOR CLASS, the honor and dignity of becoming seniors. Fifth: To the SOPHOMORE CLASS, many happy, prosperous days in your remaining two years at A. H. S. Sixth: To the FRESHMAN CLASS, the push and determination of some day becoming seniors. Seventh: To the LADIES in the Cafeteria and the IANITOR, we extend our appreciation for the many tasks they've done in making our school a place which we shall long remember. Eighth: INDIVIDUAL BEQLIESTS: l. BONNIE FESSLER's artistic ability to EUGENE HLINTZINGER 2. CONNIE FESSLER's cheerful smile to DOROTHY SCHRADER 3. FLOYD FIDLER's steady school attendance to WAYNE MOYER 4. SHIRLEY HUMMEL's short hair to NANCY MARTONIC 5. FLORENCE IONES's successful baking to MARTHA SCHRADER 6. MARLENE KISSINGER's feminine wardrobe to MARY LOU SMITH 7. ROBERT LUCKENBILL's trim wavy hair to DENNIS LENGLE 8. LILLIAN PALES's ambitious attitude to LEWIS BOYER 9. IAMES PEIFFER's trumpet-playing skill to HARRY FISHER 10. GEORGE REBER's blonde hair to PARKER SCHRADER ll. FRANKLIN REICHER'I s capability of leading Auburn Hve to FRED KAMP 12. IAMES SEIGFRIED's witty imitations and remarks to PAUL STALLER 13. EVELYN YERGER's good behavior to IOHN McCORMICK. We the Class of '54, Seniors, of Auburn High School, being of sound mind, do make, publish, and declare this to be our Last Will and Testament. -23.-1 Name Bonnie Fessler ..... Connie Fessler ..... Floyd Fidler ....... Shirley Hummel .... Florence Iones ..... Marlene Kissinger. . Robert Luckenbill. . Lillian Pales ....... Iames Peiffer ....... George Reber ...... Franklin Reichert. Iames Seigfried ..,, Evelyn Yerger ..... SENIOR TELESCOPE M Pastime Weakness Riding around in a Hudson. .Hillside lad. . Sleeping ............ Driving ............. Listening to the radio. Listening to music .... Sleeping ............ Loafing ............. Seeing a certain fellow ..... Driving his dad's car ....... Driving ............ Playing basketball .... Target shooting ..... Drawing ......... Black hair .... H Movies ..... Dancing .... New cars. . . New clothing. Girls ....... Red Chevvys. Blondes ...... Girls. . . . . . Girls .... . . . Girls ........ Blue eyes .... xAN FACT OR FICTION M BONNIE FESSLER: hates Hudsons. CONNIE FESSLER: never laughs. FLOYD FIDLER: always misbehaves in class. Favorite Song You Win Again Answer Me My Love Stranger In Paradise Till Then Make Love To Me Cake Walk Rhythm O Mein Pa Pa Why, Why, Why In The Mission Of St. Augustine Hey, Ice O Mein Pa Pa Ricochet Too Long SHIRLEY HLIMMEL: never goes to the movies. FLORENCE IONES: has a liking for Oldsmobiles from Orwigsburg. MARLENE KISSINGER: is musically deaf. ROBERT LUCKENBILL: is a wealthy undertaker. LILLIAN PALES: is quite a bit interested in some McKeansburg lad. IAMES PEIFFER: conducts a symphony orchestra. GEORGE REBER: is Einstein's helper. FRANKLIN REICHERT: just can't tolerate girls. IAMES SEIGFRIED: is serious-minded at all times, EVELYN YERGER: is always aggravating the teachers, ...24-. WHO'S WHO IN CLASS OF '54 R BONNIE FESSLER. . . CONNIE FESSLER. . . FLOYD FIDLER .... SHIRLEY HLIMMEL. . FLORENCE IONES . . MARLENE KISSINGER ROBERT LLICKENBILL. . . LILLIAN PALES .... IAMES PEIFFER .... GEORGE REBER .... FRANKLIN REICHERT IAMES SEIGFRIED . . EVELYN YERGER. . . . . .Friendliest . . .Most Dependable . . .Quietest . . . .Iolliest . . . .Most Carefree . . . . .Sleepiest . .Tallest . . . .Liveliest . . . .Pestiest . . . . .Day-Dreamiest . . . . .Most Athletic . . .Noisiest . . .Most Pleasant HEARTS DESIRE R BONNIE FESSLER. . . CONNIE FESSLER. . . FLOYD FIDLER . . . SHIRLEY HUMMEL. . 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Third Row, Left to Right: Paul Staller, Eugene Huntzinger, Harold Long, Iohn McCormick. President - - Vice-President Secretary - - Treasurer - Historian - - Class Reporter CLASS OFFICER M -30.- Shirley Trumbo Nancy Martonic Phyllis Wolfe lean Long - Ruth Crlando Iohn McCormick S P -.ilu ov-e.s A CLASS OFFICER Seated, Left to Right: Lois Mickshaw, Emily Auman, Ianice Hummel, Ellen Reber. Virginia Brommer Mildred Schrader. Second Row, Left to Right: George Reedy, Dorothy Schrader. Carol Binner, Mrs. Doris L. Hummel Doris Lengle. Dennis Lengle. Third Row, Left to Right: Donald Reed, Wayne Moyer. Richard Degler, Iohn Ready, Lewis Boyer Fred Kamp. Paul Herman. 3 President ------------ Ianice Hummel Vice-President - - - - - Iohn Reedy Secretary ----------- Dorothy Schrader Treasurer -------- - Carol Binner Historian -------- Class Reporter -32.- - Emily Auman Virginia Brommer x W M' lm QW Sealed, Left to Right: Carol Nagle, Fern Kerschner. Ioanne Tobias, Dorothy Fidler. Naomi Staller, Frances Renninger. Second Row, Left to Right: Donna Scheipe, Mary Lou Smith, Eileen Rogers, Iohn Felty. Mr. Frederick K. Krauss. Francis Chatcho, Mary Noecker. Dolores Koch. Ina May Noecker. Third Row, Left to Right: Darwin Weston. Harry Fisher. Floyd Seltzer. Elsie Wargc. Ruth Lukens, Sherwood Felly. Iames Stevens. Frederick Moyer, CLASS OFFICER Q President ------------ Frederick Moyer Vice-President --------- Fern Kerschner Secretary ------------- Elsie Wargo Treasurer - --------- - Ruth Lukens Historian - Class Reporter .-34... Sherwood Felty Mary Lou Smith EIGHTH GR DE e CLASS OFFFICERS President. ........ Darlene Berstler Treasurer.. . . . . Edith Fidler Vice-President. . . ..... lean Hand Historian. ...... . . Gary Faust Secretary. ..... . . lay Mengle Class Reporter. . . . . .Ronald Berk Seated, Left to Right: Mabel Sellzer. Mildred Seltzer. Rachel Noerker. Edith Fidler. Cathryn Long. Audrey Schropp, Darlene Bcrstler. Second Row, Left to Right: Sandra Kahler. Syletta Potts. Gar Faust. Iames Zukosky. lay Mcngle, Miss Grace E. Fins, Lee Mengle, Iames Turner, Melvin Wolfe, Linda Patchett. lean Hand. Last Row, Left to Right: Kenneth Rolland. Paul Smith, Parker Schrader, Rudy Kopecek, Ronald Berk. Samuel Boyer, Roscoe Schaeffer. Howard Mengle. Donald Leyrneister. Seated. Left to Right: Nancy Berger. Marilyn Fisher. Frances Brommer, Elaine Kline, Mamie Osenbach, Faye Reber. Irene Lins, Betty Dunkel, Christine Kantner, Linda Seiler. Mary Frances Sowers. Second Row, Left to Right: Halold Schrader. William Kane, Franklin Miller. Ro Bensinger, Richard Auman, Larry Reber, Richard Wasilewski. Miss Agnes Morrison. Harold Seigfried, Kenneth golich. Robert Hand. Elwood Miller. Charles Webber, Bruce Reedy. Last Row, Left to Right: Kenneth Strause. Ronald Hamerly, Nancy Pales. Carol Hefner. Kathleen Lehman. Georgine Foster. Patricia Mickshaw, Patricia Stevens. Barbara Bensinger, Floyd DeWitt. William Mengle. SEVE TH GRADE Q CLASS OFFFICERS President. ...... . . Nancy Berger Secretary. . . . . Roy Bensinger Vice-President. .... Franklin Miller Treasurer ....... . . Linda Seiler Class Reporter. . . .Georgine Foster -35.- HISTORY M Teacher - - - - MR. FREDERICK K. KRALISS ENGLISH R Teacher - - MRS. DORIS L. I-ILIMMEL -. 36 .- Trigonometry and Solid Geometry Teacher: MRS. IANICE Z. MECK Spanish Class M Teacher: MRS. IANICE Z. MECK Physics Class 2 Teacher: MR. HERBERT GRIESEMER HOME ECONOMICS M SENIOR GIRLS Teacher - - - -I - - MISS GRACE E.FITTS INDUSTRIAL ARTS Q SENIOR BOYS Teacher - ----- MR. CARL WUCHTER .-38-. GIRLS' GYM Q Foreground: Ianet Tobias. Kneeling: Lois Mickshaw, Donna Scheipe, Carol Nagle, Fern Kerschner, Phyllis Wolfe, Mary Lou Smith, Nancy Mar- tonic. Standing: Emily Auman, Doris Lengle, Ianice Hummel, Ruth Lukens, Ioanne Tobias. First Row: Ruth Orlando, Naomi Staller, Dorothy Schra- der, Elsie Wargo, Dolores Koch, lean Long, Eileen Rogers. Second Row: Dolores Mick- shaw, Ellen Reber, Dorothy Fid- ler, Virginia Brommer, Shirley Trumbo. SENIORS Left to Right: Shirley Hum- mel, Florence Iones, Evelyn Yerger, Lillian Pales, Bonnie Fessler, Marlene Kissinger. BOYS' GYM M SENIORS Left to Right: Iames Seigfried Floyd Fidler, Iames Peiffer George Reber, Franklin Reich- ert. ff! 22 1 P in ii GIRLS' CHORU M Director -----f-- MRS. DORIS L. HUMMEL Seated, Left to Right: Patricia Stevcns, Mary Frances Sowers, loanne Tohias. Linda Seiler. Faye Rehrr. Irene I.ins, Betty Dunkel, Edith Ficller, Frances Brommer. Mamie Osenhach. Elaine Kline. Marilyn Fisher, Christine Kantner. lanice Hummel, Nancy Berger. Second Row. Left to Right: lanct Tobias. Naomi Stallvr. Barbara Bensingcr, Kathleen Lehman. Emily Auman. Ellen Reber, Dolores Mickshaw. Mrs. Doris I.. Hummel. Nancy Palos, Patricia Mickshaw, Georgina Foster, Dorothy Fidler, Carol Heffner, Audrey Schropp. Carol Nagle. Third Row, Left to Right: Dorothy Schrader, Darlene Beritler. Sylrtla Potts. Ruth Orlando. Nancy Martonic, Virginia Brommer, Shirley Hummel. Bonnie Fessler. Lois Mickshaw, Florence Iones, Shirley Trumho. Lillian Palcs, Phyllis VVolfc. lean Hand. Fern Kerschner. Mary Lou Smith. Fourth Row, Left to Right: Ex elyn Yerger. Doris Lenglc, Carol Binner. It-an Long, Martha Schrader, Donna Scheipc, Eileen Rogers. Dolores Koch, Mildred Schrader, Sandra Kahler, Connie Frssler. Eleanor Stexcns. Marlene Kissinger, Hvlen Ltikrns. Elsie Wargid. Ruth Lukens. Seated, Left to Right: Robert Luckenhill. Carol Helfner. Faye Reber. Helen Lukens, Wayne Moyer. Ruth Orlando, Nancy Martonic. Harry Fisher, Iames Pcilfer. Second Rnw, Standing: Ellen Rr-her. Dorothy Schrader, Marlene Kissinger, Mrs. Doris L. Hummel. Second Row, Seated: Nancy Palos. Floyd Koch, Ronald Wessner. ORCHE TR M Director ---w-a-- MRS. DORIS L. I-ILIMMEL .-. 42 ,- F TURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA M OFFICERS President ......... Eleanor Stevens Treasurer ....... Mildred Schrader Vice-President ..... Connie Fessler Chapter Mother.Mrs. Stuart Filbert Secretary ........ .. . Carol Nagle Adviser. ....... Miss Grace E. Fitts Seated, Left to Right: Dorothy Fidler. Nancy Berger. Bonnie Fessler. Christine Kantner, Faye Reber, Edith Fidler Frances Brommer. Linda Seiler. Ioanne Tobias, Mary Frances Sowers. Shirley Trumbo. Second Row, Left to Right: Lillian Pales, lanet Tobias, Naomi Staller, Darlene Berstler. Connie Fessler. Miss Grace E. Fitts. Eleanor Stevens. Kathleen Lehman, Carol Heffner. Barbara Bensinger, Carol Nagle. Third Row, Left to Right: Martha Schrader. Sandra Kahler. Frances Renninger, Dolores Koch. Fern Kerschner lean Hand. Phyllis Wolfe, Mary Lou Smith, Mildred Schrader. Eileen Rogers. Fourth Row, Left to Right: Evelyn Yerger. Doris Lengle. Ina Mae Noecker. Florence Iones, Shirley Hummel lean Long, Ruth Lukens. Donna Scheipe. Seated, Left to Right: Dolores Mickshaw. lean Long, Virginia Brommer. Ruth Orlando, Eleanor Stevens. Shirley Trumbo, Florence Iones, Elsie Wargo. Franklin Reichert. Carol Binner. Ianice Hummel. Second Row, Standing: Gary Faust. Georgine Foster. Phyllis Wolfe. Helen Lukens. Ruth Lukens. Mrs. Iamce Z Meck. Mr. Frederick K. Krauss. Dolores Koch. Eileen Rogers. Donna Scheipe. Mary Lou Smith, Shirley Hummel lane! Tobias. Third Row, Left to Right: Iames Peilfer. Dennis Lengle. Iohn McCormick. Paul Herman. Wayne Moyer. Frederick Moyer. Darwin Weston. George Reedy. PIO EER STAFF Q Editor ------- -- - Art Editor ----- Sports Editor ---- Chairman Production Staff Chairman Circulation Staff Feature Editor - - - Exchange Editor - - - - Florence Iones Virginia Brommer Newswriter -------- - - - - - - - -ElsieWargo -43- Iohn McCormick Franklin Reichert Virginia Brommer Eleanor Stevens - Ruth Orlando Boys' Handicraft Club M First Row, Left to Right: Lewis Boyer. lohn Reedy. Francis Chatcho. Franklin Reichert. lames Seigfried, Dennis Len- gle. George Reber. Floyd Fidler, Iohn Felty. Second Row: Donald Reed. Fred Kamp. Richard Degler, Paul Staller, Harold Long, Eugene Huntzinger. lames Stevens. Sherwood Felty, Harry Fisher, Frederick Moyer, Miss Grace E. Fitts. Girls' Handicraft Club M Foreground, Standing: Linda Patrhett. lrene Lins. Second Row: Linda Seiler, Rachel Noecker, Mamie Osenhach, Mary Fran- ces Sowers, Elaine Kline. Frances Brom- mer, Third Row: Cathryn Long. Patricia Mickshaw, Patricia Stevens, Doris Len- gle, Frances Renninger. Mildred Schra- der. Mary Lou Smith, Mary Noecker, Eileen Rogers. Dorothy Fidler. lna Mae Noecker. Mr. Carl Wilchter. Indoor Recreation Seated, Left to Right: Dolores Miekshaw. Patricia Stevens, Christine Kantner, Mary Frances Sowers. Mamie Osen- hach, lrene Lins. Betty Dunkel. Edith Fidler. Elaine Kline, Rachel Noecker, Marilyn Fisher, Nancy Pales, Patricia Mickshaw, Linda Patchett, Cathryn Long, Georgine Foster. Second Row: Sandra Kahler, Mar Lou Smith, Fern Kerschner. lean Hand, Nancy Martonic, Shirley Trumho, Dorothy Fidler, Syletta Potts. Ellen Reber, lanet Tobias. Mr. Frederick K. Krauss. Emily Auman, Audrey Schropp. Lois Mickshaw, Darlene Berstler. Ruth Orlando, Phyllis Wolfe. Dolores Koch. Eileen Rogers. Third Row: Samuel Boyer. Fred Kamp. Lewis Boyer, William Mengle, Dennis Lengle. George Reedy, Elsie Wargo, lna Mae Noecker. Mary Noecker, lean Long, Ruth Lukens. lames Peilfer. Iohn Reedy. Rudy Kopecek. Kenneth Strause. Paul Smith. Fourth Row: Paul Staller, Ronald Berk. Francis Chatcho, Ronald Hamerly. Melvin Wolfe, Richard Auman, Kenneth Holich, Larry Reber. Lee Mengle. Harold Seigfried, Richard Wasilewski, Iohn Felty. Iames Zukosky. William Kane, Gary Faust. Franklin Miller. Charles Webber, Iames Turner. Floyd DeWitt, Robert Luckenbill. Fifth Rowz Donald Reed, Franklin Reichert. Iohn McCormick. lames Seiglried, Donald Leymeister, Harry Fisher, lames Stevens. Floyd Fidler, Parker Schrader. Darwin Weston, Roscoe Schaeffer, Wayne Moyer, George Reber, Sherwood Felty. Frederick Moyer, Eugene, Huntzinger, Kenneth Rolland. Harold Long. -44-. th 81 8th GRADE GUIDANCE CLASS 3 Seated. Left to Right: Marilyn Fisher. Frances Brornmer. Mamie Osenbach, Elaine Kline. Faye Reber, Mr. Frederick K. Krauss. Christine Kantner, Betty Dunkel, Irene Lins. Linda Seiler, Mary Frances Sewers. Second Row, Standing: Harold Schrader. William Kane. Franklin Miller, Roy Bensinger. Richard Auman, Larry gebgr, Richard Wasilewskl, Harold Seigfried. Kenneth Bolich, Robert Hand. Elwood Miller. Charles Webber. Bruce ee y. Third Row: Kenneth Strause. Ronald Hamerly. Nancy Pales. Carol Heffner. Kathleen Lehman. Georgine Foster. Nancy Berger. Patricia Mickshaw, Patricia Stevens, Barbara Bensinger, Floyd DeWitt, William Mengle. Q' I Seated, Left to Right: Edith Fidier, Rachel Noecker, lay Mengle, Linda Patchett. Mr. Frederick K. Krauss. Cathryn Long. Audrey Schropp. Darlene Berstler. Second Rowx Sandra Kahler. Syletta Potts. Mabel Seltzer. Gary Faust, Lee Mengle. Iames Zukosky. Iames Turner. Melvin Wolfe, Mildred Seltzer. lean Hand. Third Row: Kenneth Rolland, Paul Smith. Parker Schrader. Rudy Kopecek, Ronald Berk, Samuel Boyer, Roscoe Schaeffer. Howard Mengle, Donald Leymeister. -45.- Seated, Left to Rightz. Bonnie Fessler, Marlene Kissinger, Florence Innes, Evelyn Yerger, Lillian Pales, Connie Fessler. Standing: Floyd Fidler, Robert Luckenbill, George Reber, Shirley Hummel, Iames Peiffer, Iamcs Seigfried, Miss G E F' F kl' R ' h t rat!! . it ran In ext er . SENIOR CLASS PLAY M MEET THE MIDDLETONSH A COMEDY IN THREE ACTS By ROBERT ST. CLAIR CAST OF CHARACTERS Myra Middleton, the widowed mother. .. ............FLORENCE IONES Elinor Potter, pretty young widow of twenty-two.MARLENE KISSINGER Merle Potter, Elinor's temperamental husband.. . Gladys Westrate, the newly-wed ................ Edwin Westrate, Gladys' self-effacing, young husband ........ Teddy Middleton, the youngest daughter Bobby Haines, Teddy's boy-friend .... Allen Middleton, the youngest son ...... Iohnny Middleton, the oldest son ....... Cynthia Middleton, Myra's sister-in-law Enid Oakley, Gladys' best girl-friend .... Mary Marvin, a Salvation Army girl .... Hector, the junk man .................. Director . . . . . . . .ROBERT LUCKENBILL .. . .CONNIE FESSLER FRANKLIN REICHERT BONNIE FESSLER .. ...FLOYD FIDLER . . . . GEORGE REBER . . . .IAMES PEIFFER . . . .EVELYN YERGER . . . . . . .LILLIAN PALES ...SHIRLEY HUMMEL . . . .IAMES SEIGFRIED Miss Grace E. Fitts SCENE The living room of Myra Middleton's big home in a small Mid-western community. TIME - The Present. SYNOPSIS The play opens when a young married couple, Gladdie and Eddie, having disliked a lamp Aunt Cynthia sent them for a present, have given it to Allen for junk. On the arrival of Aunt Cynthia they learn the lamp is valuable - it contains 51,000 in bills. The plot thickens as they try to locate the lamp which changes hands faster than Merle can run to the bus stop. Finally after many laughs Iohnny buys a lamp from the Salvation Army. Upon stumbling over a footstool the lamp slips from its wrappings. Elinor sees it is the long-lost lamp. The money is returned to the young couple and the lamp goes to Iohnny's boss as a birthday present. Everything is solved after all the excitement, which all led to an interesting and humorous play. ...46,.- ? i as d 470 if iw f BOYS' BASKETBALL SQUAD Teams A. H. S. Opp. Port Carbon .. . . . . 35 76 Orwigsburg . . .. 33 82 Orwigsburg . . . . 25 76 Port Carbon .. . . . . 29 79 Alumni ..... .. 46 73 Cressona .. . . . 25 63 Hubley .. .. 45 70 Cressona .. . . . 37 44 Pottsville . . . . . 38 65 Hubley .. .. 51 52 First Row, Left to Right: Richard Auman. George Reedy, lohn Fclty. Manager: lames Peiffer. F anklin Miller. Second Row: lohn McCormick. Sherwood Felty. Fred Kamp. Dennis Lenglc. Wayne Moycr. Harry Fisher. 1' rl k M . M. .g' 3 F . kl R chcrr. Parker Schrader. Harold Long. Third Row: 're eric over ani cr ran in ei Mr. Frederick K. Krauss. Paul blaller, Donald Reed. Iames Stevens. Manager. ln 1953-1954 the boys' varsity of Auburn High School had another season of basketball. Our bas- ketball team was not successful in any of the gam xs, but they played with great determination and showed good sportsmanship. Next year we wish Coach Krauss and his team much success and patience in coaching the team. All the boys will return next year except Iames Peiffer, Iames Seigfried, Robert Luckenbill, and Frank- lin Reichert, because of graduation. Teams A.H.S. Opp. Alumni . . Cressona .. Hubley .......... . . Pottsville Catholic .... Pottsville Catholic .... Orwigsburg Cressona .. . . . . Orwigsburg Hubley .... . . GIRLS' BASKETBALL SQUAD First Row, Left to Right: Lorna Nagle. Claire Ann Reedy. Martha Moyer. loanne Gahle, Linda Seiler, Susan Krauss. Second Row: Darlene Berstler. Lillian Pales, Dorothy Fidler. Virginia Brommer, Bonnie Fessler. Ruth Orlando. Third Row: Shirley Hummel. Manager: Connie Fcssler. Manager: Dorothv Schrader. Eileen Rogers. Mr. Frederick K. Krauss, Mary Lou Smith. Doris Lengle. Dolores Koch. Manager: lanice Hummel, Manager. Under the direction of Mr. Krauss, the girls have exhibited keen interest in the basketball team this season. The lassies, with Bonnie Fessler and Lillian Pales as co-captains, won one game and lost SBVCII. The team will lose Lillian Pales and Bonnie Fessler due to graduation. They will also lose their co- managers, Connie Fessler and Shirley Hummel. -43- VARSITY CHEERLEADERS A Left to Right: Virginia Brommcr, Fern Kerschner, Lois Mickshaw JAY-VEE CHEERLEADERS M Left to Right: Carol Heffner, Mary Frances Sowers, Frances Brommer, Edith Fidler. -49- PATRONS M Mr. and Mrs. Clark Seigfried and Ruth Ann Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Hawkins Mr. and Mrs. Earl Reitz Mr. and Mrs. Homer Luckenbill Mr. Richard Woleschok Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Iones Pauline Schwenk Flo and Ken Connie and Shirl Bonnie and Eddie Lille and Bob Elsie and Fern Syletta and Floyd Nancy and Gil Mary Lou and Anna Dolores, Ruth, lean, and Kiss Mrs. Barbara Kantner Wagner Mary lane Steflfie Cynthia Ann Binner Nancy Louise Binner lane Swoyer Iohn Cavanaugh Paul Setlock Kenneth Bolich Eugene Huntzinger Bonita Kay Seigfried George M. Reber, Ir. lean Moyer Hoople Mr. and Mrs. Iohn Peifler Iames Peiifer Mary Page Mr. and Mrs. lra Fridirici Mort Mr. and Mrs. Ray E. Luckenbill vc?ifI7X.J NOTE OF APPRECIATION M We, the Senior Class, would like to make known our deepest appreciation to all those who have contributed in any way toward the success and pro- duction of this yearbook. To the printers, photographers, advertisers, patrons. subscribers, principal, adviser, and the staff, we gratefully say: THANK YOU .-. 50 -. Age Maki gimp n u n 1 I . ...-N V ,.l.. +... ,E - lace PE Fi S LE 'rrfffff ww QW Qdvew' T15 Q 1 III AU UR N BRICK COMPANY K 059 it if-1 'S I' ffm? s ,X 'fit i 1- fs- X 5' . if-25?-4 xv if 14 Ef3 .Q '4 ' 1 - 1: Lac -. ELL . M new nfl' Mr. Q: . QL -v4g5'f:IL X, E D 4 5. . fl ': ' L 2 .iff F5 X N A JOHN MORRISON '13 I. M. BERGIQR '17 BRLCIC ISICRGER '28 JAY BERGER '36 KICNNICTH HICINBACH '47 lj -52- Co1zgratulrzti01z.s' to the Clam' of 1954 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY OF ORWIGSBURG 11lEIlIBER.OF ILDER IL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION DOUTRlCH'S POTTSVILLE, PA. Always Reliable THE STYLE CENTER OF SCHUYLKILL COUNTY FOR 11IEN'S AND BOYS' APPAREL .-53.-f C011g1'11f11lz1lin11,v, Gzvzflzlfzfw' W, JOSEPH NAG LE SCHUYLKILL PRODUCTS, INC CRIQSSUNA, PA. Superior PYROFAX Bottled Gas COSTENBADER'S GAS SERVICE Y l'I'IOX,'lI,I.Y lx'.YOll'X C118 fll'PI.l.-IX! FN VXI 1011 R IJ N I SLHIYIIIII H-XXIN IX -54- Gl?SSEQgI?T S. N. CROSSLEY Jeweler HAROLD H. 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REED BUS LINE I1'hIlI'f!'I't'I1 S1'1'1'i1'1' for lI,Ilj'IIl' 7l0'lL'IlA'llif7, South 1'lI1111l11'i111. 111111 4111511171 For Reasonable Rates Consult Phone: Auburn 2379 Co II1f7ll'IIlt'IIf.Y of THE BROWN - E GIFT SHOP ll-l' East Nlain Street Schuylkill Haven, Pa. JACK SCHADEL'S ATLANTIC GAS STATION Hi1'y1'l1's 111111 .1 1'1'1' ssori1's Schuylkill Haven Phone 9439 IRA W. KRAMER Distributor of Beverages IZ6 Long Avenue Orwi,qsbur,q, Pa. Phone 6-3721 .-56.- JAY BER'GER'S BARBER SHOP Auburn, R. D. Pa. I Need Your Head For Zlly Buxinesx Compliments of IMBODEN SUNOCO STATION Schuylkill Haven - Orwigsburg Highway LEON KISSINGER Plumbing - Heating CHRYSLER AIR-TEMP AND V. AND E. HEATING YVashingt0n Street Auburn, Pa. Phone 2625 Compliments of DR. H. O. CLAPPIER 100 North Centre Street Pottsville Compliments 0 f PEIFFER AND MILLER CONTRACTORS PHONE 2432 SCHUYLKILL HAVEN 731 .-f57.- HAVEN MOTORS, INC. 1JEso'ro Z: PLYMOUTH PHONE 353 8 CULI'Ml3IA STREET SCHlfYLKILL HAVI' EARL STOYER CADILLAC :: OLDSMOBILE SCH LIYLKILL HAVEN AND POTTSVILLLE, PA. C 0 zn pl f 11101115 of LUNDBYE FUNERAL HOME ORNVIGSHURG, PENNA. PHONE 6-9501 C0l7l'f7lIl7LCl1'f.Y of HAVEN SALES CO. SCHLTYLKILL HAVEN, PA. -53- Compliments of AUBURN LUNCHEONETTE ROLLER MILLS Jefferson! pa. F' C' PHILLIPS' Prop' Hamburgers lllilk Shakes KASCO FEEDS Grinding, llfixing, Flour. Grain Auburn, Pa. Phone 2836 Sandwirhes and Coffee Home Baked Pies and Cakes Phone: Auburn 2606 LEFFLER'S DRY CLEANING Pressing and Tailoring PHONE: PINE GROVE 3157 Try Our Premium Fresh Dressed and Drauvz POULTRY SHICKRAM'S POULTRY YVE DELIVER See Us at RENN1NGEk's RIARKET Compliments of FRYER'S Sc TO 31.00 STORE 326 State Street Hamburg, Pa. lllember BEN FRANKLIN STORES LEON R Philco Appliances Ironrite lroners PHONE 2105 SPATZ Bendix Home Laundry Wiring AUBURN, PA. ,-59.-f C o lll'f7ll.I'ILClIf.V of HEFFNER FUNERAL HOME ORNVIGSBURG, PA. THE WALBORN INSURANCE AGENCY Fire, Automobile, Compensation and All Other Forms ORYVIUSBURG, PENNA. Insurance JOHN'S Julo-Lifa'-Fir-1'-Polio KENNETH S. SHOP 525 East Norwegian Strcet Schuylkill Hmm, Pottsville, Pa. phone IIQQ -IOHN MENGEL, Prop. H. R. KNAPP Sz SON Leather Goods :: Auto Supplies 202-204 SOUTH CENTRE STREET PHONE 669 POTTSVILLE, PENNA. -60.- Compliments of BAKERY DR. S. B. DETWEILER Home-Made Pastry Schuylkill Haven, Penna. Hambllfg, Penna- Compliments of Your STANLEY HOME PRODUCTS IJEALER AND For Home I?emonstrati0n and ORWIGSBURG NEWS S'1PP1 fSC0'm g , U MRS. ARLENE Qualzty Prmtmg TETER Schuylkill Haven, Pa. New Ringgold, P3- Phone: lVICKeansburg 29-R-l3 Compliments of AUBURN KNITTING MILLS AUBURN, PA. DEWALD Sz LENGLE ALLIS-CHALMERS Sales and Service NEW IDEA Farm Equipment PHONE: AUBURN 2269 FRIEDENSBURG, PA. .-61.-1 BASTIAN BROTHERS CO. RoCHIisTER, N. Y. Dt'.X'l.fjIIL'7'.K' and IJl'0dIH't'l'.Y of l+f.I'ClS,USIVE CLASS JEIVHLRY LEWIS W. NUNEMACHER ESS O COKINIICRCIAI- AND FARM SL'I'l'l,II'fS Rm IIOIIVA' l,fIl'l mf Farm f:ll.YUll'lIt' S11 ffm' ! ,f 18 XVI LSC JN S'I'RIfIC'I' PHONES: SCHIlYl,Iill,l, HAVEN, PA. IIZI - 486- 700 CLAUDE STOYER GARAGE ORWWGSBIFRG, PA. CIIQXHRJ TUR - STAR TER - lfl.X'lTlU.X' SER1'lI,'ff PONTIAC Sales and Service XVISST KIARKIIT STR EET PHI INIC fu-321 I PAUL F. MATZ HOTPOINT Appliances BENIJIX Home Laundry Ilfiring Urwigsburg, Pa. Phone 6-3631 Con1pl1'n1w1I.v of RAY BROWN MUSIC CENTER 35 Ifast Khin Street Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Phone 7-J -62... SAND: STONE COAL BRILR PLASTER CORE FACE MASON AND MOLDING COMMON HARRY E. REPPERT DUMP TRUCK SERVICE AUBURN, PA., R. F. D. No. 1 PHONE: ORXVIGSBURG 6-6392 Compliments of RENNINGER'S MARKET and DRIVE - IN THEATRE W'EBBER'S GULF SERVICE AUBURN, PENNSYLVANIA PHONE 7786 Compliments of HEIM'S GROCERIES CRESSONA, PENNA. PHONE 476 -163,- C'0Hlf'fI.HIUlIf.Y of Crm1fvf1'1m'11lx of AND A FRIEND Electrical Appliances Kl5YsT0KER Boiler Units Sclulylkill Hzlwll, Pzl. L. C. DRIESBACH GARAGE CK S'l'RICICT scHl'Y1,l41l,1, HAVICN, PA. PHONE 324 M O R R I S O N MOTCR COMPANY ORNVIGSB LRG, PENNSYLVANIA ,-64,-1 Compliments of SCHULTZ'S SELF - SERVICE FOUD MARKET Phone 2686 VERNA'S BEAUTY AND GIFT SHOPPE FOOD MARKET VERNA GEESAMAN, Prop. C. A. GEESAMAN, JR., Prop. Quality Food DELIVERY SERVICE .-I Beauty Aid For Every Need Nlarket Street Auburn, Pa. Phone 2682 Auburn, P 1 Compliments of C I, t f amp :men s o J1g5ggggN THE PMS NO. Deer Lake, Penna. Best Wishes to the Class of '54 HEFFNER'S STORE The Price of Success is Labor PHONE 2711 AUBURN, PA. -55.. PFLUEGER INSURANCE ll Main Strvct Schuylkill Havcn, Penn: SINCE 1879 CUHlf7ll.HIc'lIf.Y of JIM'S SPORT SHOP Leading Sports Goods Store llllllfilly Illlll Fishing LIl'l'll.Vl'.!' lll East Alain Street Phone H330 Schuylkill Hzlwn Cl0Il1f7ll.7lflvClI1'J' o f HILL FARM DAIRY PHONE H26 SCHUYLKILL HAVEN, PENNA. Coznplifncfztx o f ETHEL MAID, INC. SCHL'YI,KII,L HAVEN, PENNA. GUY Sz SUE LUCKENBILUS CAFE 4I2 DOCK STREET SCHL'YI,KII,l, HAVEN, PENNA. HEIM POULTRY AND FRUIT FARM RUSSELL HEIM PHONE 19-R-23 MQKEANSBURG, PENNA. Compliments of 1 Complzments of CLARENCE DEWALD FRITZ'S GARAGE Painter and Paper Hanger General Repairs Cvflffavfvf GAS, OIL, AND TIRES Schuylkill Haven Auburn, Pa. R. D. No. 2, Pa. FRANKLIN A. FELTY DISTRIBUTOR TYDOL Gas VEEDOL Oil TREK Anti-Freeze NORWAY dnti-Freeze PRESTONIE PEAK FEDERAL Tires Batteries ana' Accessories Fuel Oil PHONE 648 SCHUYLKILL HAVEN OFFICE HOURS: 7:30 A. M. TO 5:00 P.M. SATURDAY: 7:30 A. M. T0 12:00 Noon BURKEY AND SPACHT FURNITURE, CARPETS, AND BEDDING LQQDSJ PHONE 9251 HANIBLRC ILNNA MERRITT W. ALEXANDER JEWELER If WATCHMAKER 50 SOUTH FOURTH STREET HAMBURC PENNA COIZg'l'flf1llllfi0lI.Y from AUBURN COUNCIL OF REPUBLICAN WOMEN .-.68... Complimcnts of LAN DI S P HARMACY ,P ll AUBURN, PA. KAY DEE FROZEN CUSTARD GIANT JIVIILK SHAKES HAJUBURGERS HOT DOGS FRENCH FRIES STEAK SANDPVICHES ALL KINDS OF SOFT DRINKS ROUTE 122 AT RED CHURCH ORNVIGSBURG, PENNA. Ama rea' Quality fllwaysn PETERS BROS. HOME - DRESSED MEATS LENHARTSVILLE, PA. PHONE: HAMBURG 3371 .-69,-f Co11t1,jvfz'n1c11f,s' of S Y L R A Y COIIlf7ll.Il1Kllf.l' of FORD SCHOOL EDWARD W. JONES QF BUSINESS Tile and Flooring 233 South Centra' Street Plmmaf OVWl?l5bUl'il 0'-Ulll Pottsville, Pa. LOSCH BOILER SALES AND SERVICE SCH L'Yl,KII,L HAVEN, PA. MUSIC HAVEN Television, Radios, Records G' I' BENSINGER and Pianos D 1lifSiSf ll! least Will Street Ill-l lfast lxlillll Strect bcllllllklll Hamill Sclmylkill Haven, lla. Phono lOl9 .-.,7O,.. Compliments of Complimentj of STALLER'S BE ATYVS ICE CREAM STORE BEAUTY SHOP Ice Cream Confectionery A bu Pemm' Auburn, Pe Illl a. Phone 2791 Compliments of HARRY T. BILLGER Optometrist Auburn, Penna. Compliments of SANTELLA'S ESS O SERVICE Auburn, Penna. Phone 2461 JOHN A. RARICK, Baker Quality Baked Goods and C ourteous Service ORVVIGSBURG, PENNA. PHONE 6-6471 HAROLD L. MOYER Welding Service GUY REICHERT Painting - Decorating DUTCH BOY Paint Products Front Street Used and Recommended Auburn, Pa. Fifth and VVashingt0n Streets Phone 2656 Phone 2107 Auburn, P C0lI1ffll.Il1Kl1f.f of CLEANERS HGME FURNISHING 33 St. john Street ,J 4, Q . , Schuylkill Haven, Pa. 'll Last NIMH btrect Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Phone 580 C0,Hf,jl'nH,,1f-Y of lllhfll In Pottwillr Shop al KARL R. ALBERT POTTSVILLE ' ARMY-NAVY STORE D' D' S' POTTSVILLE TIRE AND II3 East Nlain Street BRAKE SERVICE Scllllylklll Hllwll' Pa' 123 lN'Iahantongo Street Phone 983 Phone 3846 Pottsville, Pu. C om 15li1?'LC71f.S' 0 f CIRCLE M RANCH E. L. MATES 81 SONS Compliments of STRAUSE - RCEDER AMV ETS POST 114 SUMMIT STATION -72.. lfVrerl'ed Cars Rebuilt fluto Refnishing LUCKENBILUS AUTO BODY 8: FENDER WORKS Rear 70 Center Avenue E. W. MOYER Chevrolet Frigidaire Orwigsburg, Pennsylvania Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Phone 529 Compliments of Compliments of DORIS BERRY Pianos DRESS SHQP Television Radios H b P Service am mg' emma' Hamburg, Penna. Phone 2716 C. W. HEFFNER Choice Meats Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Phone 726 THE ROSE SHOP Ladies' Wearing Apparel 27 East Mairm Street Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Phone 397-J SCHIMPF'S DRUG STORE The REXALL Store Orwigsbnrg, Pa. Phone 6-61 l l Compliments of F. G. LIPPOLD Florist Orwigsburg, Penna. HARRY KOLBE Plastering Contractor Phone 6-2117 1,1'XV1gSblll',1Z, Penna COH1f7ll.H1f'I1f.Y of STEIN'S AU NT NELL1E's Grocery Store Urwigsburg, Pa. PEN SYL'S FLOWERS Flo1:'vr'.r for JH Ol'l'lI.YIOII.Y 200 VVest Main Street Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Phone 1308 CfJlIIf7ll.IIlKlIf.Y of VOESTE DEPT. STORE Orwigsburg, Penna. Treat Yourself to fha Best Ilf KLINGER'S BARBER SHOP Auburn, Penna. A Alodrrn Barber Shop For Your Convenifnre Dzvellilzgs and 41fJIl7'flIll'7If5 for Rent Inform' Tax Papers Prepared GORDON D. REED AGENCY Schuylkill Haven and Pottsville SINTON'S ART AND GIFT SHOP 217 South Centre Street Pottsville, Pa. Phone 533 KODAKS, PHOTO SUPPLIES AND PICTURE FRAMING BRIGHTER FURNITURE FACTORY 434 North Centre Street Pottsville, Pa. Bl' Smart - Br Thrifty Buy BRIGHTER -74.-. S. Compliments of S. VVEISS DEPT. STORE POTTSVILLE, PENNA. Compliments of P O M E R O Y ' S Schuylkill County's Greatest Department Store POTTSVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA The Best Place to Shop Since 1887 BOUSSUM'S, INC. MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR TVVELVE WEST MAIN STREET SCHUYLKILL HAVEN, PENNSYLVANIA PHONE 15 C O R R A D O ' S The Store of Careful Fitting SHOE REPAIRING 9-R SCHUYLKILL HAVEN, PENNA. .-75.-f SUIHCYXIIIIKQ' From GREEN,S I5 ffl-1c'1zy.s' Sfvcdzzf I ll ' . 4 Qzmlify .leu'efer.r For 107 Yenrix Co nzplinzentx of THE CAPITOL THEATRE Pottsville, Penna. POST'S Cleaners E? Dyers, Inc ESTABLISHED 1890 302 North Centre Street Pottsville, Pa. Phone 1218 Compliments of GEORGE T. SEILER Welding Service Nlinersville, Penna. Conzplinzentx of REILEY'S STORE Maytag and Frigidaire Pottsville, Penna. Conljrliments of REIGEL'S SERVICE STATION Orwigsburg, Pa. H. B. SHOENER Insurance Orwigsburg, Pa. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY SCHUYLKILL HAVEN, PA. T I SCHUYLKILL HAVEN TRUST CCMPANY SCH UYLKILL HAVEN, PA. x..!YIDNJ MEMBER OF T INSURAN THE POTTSVILLE REPUBLICAN C011g1'z1t11frztv,v THE GR:XDI'A'I'ING CLASS OF IQS-I UF Al'Bl'RN HIGH SCHOOL and Extczzflx Bax! H'f.vf1c.r for ffm l'IIlfIll'L' Cn11I1,fvI1'11ILc111',s' of J. H. BROKHOFF. INC GOLDEN GIERNSEY MILK DAIRY PRODl'C'I'S ICE CREAM II I I I HOXE: POTTSVILLE M06 ,-78.. Save AUNT NELLIE'S Labels THEY ARE VALUABLE- SEE YOUR GROCER Compliments of HAVEN HARDWARE 30 ST. JOHN STREET SCHUYLKILL HAVEN, PENNA. Compliments of DR. V. MIKATAVAGE ' Orwigsburg, Pa. EHLY'S BAKERY QUALITY BAKED GOODS SINCE 1892 300 Dock Street Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Phone 178 OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT NOW-MORE THAN EVER NATHANQS The Trend Is To . . . FURNITURE H U M M E L' S The lllost Modern Store in the County 316 North Centre Street Pottsville, Pennsylvania Phone 4560 GOOD FURNITURE SINCE 1874 Your Grand Rapids Furniture Jllakers Guild Dealer 510 North Centre Street, Pottsville or Hyde Villa, Reading -YS- C jvli111c11l.v of LADIES' AUXILIARY STALLER-LUCKENBILL POST 3975 AUI3 URN, PENNSYLVANIA Complimentx of STALLER-LUCKENBILL POST 3975 VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS Compliments of SUMMIT STATION FIRE HOUSE SUMMIT STATION, PA. Compliments of O R W I G S B U R G PAPER BOX COMPANY ORVVIGSBURG, PENNA. WALBORN'S TOLE Compliments of Jewelry Gigscessories BOHORAD,S C S POTTSVILLE'S FAVORITE enfre quam' STORE FOR MEN Orwlgsburg, Pa. Phones: 6-5841-6-2005 PHONE 4211 General Insurance 39 SPRUCE STREET MRS. GRAYCE K. VVILSON PINE GROVE, PA. .-81.. THE HAMBURG SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY HAXIHVRG, PA. TIP 1IBI'R Ol IPIJPRJI DIIOSII INSIRINII- IORIORJIIUX V ' A ERNST'S GARAGE Complnuwm of Complete Alztomotizmf SEIGFRIED'S Smwff fT.XTES Tirrs and Battwi 5 L lfront Ends ,-1l'1 llrzf BARBER SHOP ,,,11,1,f 'i Auburn, Pa. O b R U I7 l L l S.8cS. I,4'l1I'II lo Fly SERVICENTER Q N V Q SCHUYLKILL TFT fjffgf AIRPORT Compliments of THE NATIONAL BANK OF HAMBURG KNOW THE BANK BETTER Free Parking Lot at the Rear of This Bank For the Convenience of Our' Patrons JIEJIRIBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION fllE11IBER: FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEIII F. AND F. SHOP HAMBURG SPORT CENTER Third and State Streets Hamburg, Pa. Paints Glass Tools Ifardufare SCOTT Lawn S Ped BALTHASER HARDWARE STORE NATHAN S. BALTHASER Phone 687 R , 234-236 State Str t P' A' FINR H' E. FINIX Phone 2730 Hanigurg, Pa KEISER'S NUT SHOP R A U ' S Popcorn and Peanuts Hamburg, Pa. Phone 2770 313-317 State Street Hamburg, Pa. COIIlf7fl.Hlt'IlfJ' of ORWIGSBURG CLEANERS c,l'XVlg,fSlWllI'g. Pa. l'hmu' 6-2024 ORPHEUM f,I'XVlgSl'1lll',Q, lla. ALIIIJYS A GOOD SHUI! F. C. REICHERT Painter and Decorator 120 llarkct Strvct Schuylkill H2lX'l'll, Pa. WILBERT C. STALLER M aclzinery and Farm Supplies Schuylkill Haven, Rourc- S3 lllmucz Auburn 2388 HAMBURG TIRE CO. 1AIJMlRAI, - IJUNIONT - STR0M1aERG-CARLSON Television G00lJY'EAR Tires R1-3A1J1Nc: P11415 231 NORTH THIRD STRICIC'l' PHONE 9961 C07lLfIHll1Cl1l'.S' of HUBLER SHOES, INC. SAMUEL STRAUSE Mine Timber and Lumber 20 BERGER STREET SCHUYLKILL HAVEN, PENNA. AIYIOS III. STRAUSE, Ouvzvr SCHUYLKILL FARM BUREAU COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION SECOND AND WALNUT STREETS CRESSONA, PA. PHONE: SCHUYLKILL HAVEN 1033 Compliments of KLOVER KURL YOU TRIED THE REST NOW TRY THE BEST Compliments of DIETRICH'S MEN'S SHOP HAMBURG. PENNSYLVANIA -85.- WEIMER H CfJlIIPIIlllt,I?f.Y of STORE ALLEN-SHERMAN I3 South Fourth Street CO-H Hamburg, Pa. WAYNE L. BALTHASER R. C. GEHRIG AND SON Ffour IJfIT'!'l'il1g lfvrlff Tiff! 1'w11'zifw Iilmdf Builders' Supplies Storm Il 'il11f07C'5 Rl'1I11lj'-Alix Cmzrrrtz' ' Y ' Q ' 7 ' 7 ' , . , J A mth Strat lhofu '3j7 f,om'r1'ff' BllV'1f1f 11111115 Hamburg. PCIIIISYIVZIIIIII Comfvlimcntx of K A T H - W Y N N' S SEIDERS vPR1NTING, INC. LETTERPRESS AND OFFSET PRINTERS 1,l'l.I1fl.l1fj St'I Z'l-ITL' limi lzelpx your bIl.Yl.II6.Y.Y . . . ix our bu.vine.f.v . . . PHONE 51 EAST ARCH STRlflfT POTTSVILLE, PA. -86.. IAX A Cv 491 nN'rE loNA1. 'filly 0 ff? v1123 S99 if M4 N K ' w Llncurrv + IN11-:L IG NC E qj 1,115 Oun + Nxruons + lAr:rv E'W f 1- ' Cw0llg'l'Ill'ILlflfi0l1.S' and Best Ufnhes to The Class of 1954 Pfmdmt .......... ELMER SEIGFRIEIJ Znd I'irf'-Pres HENRY STEFI r Srmmry ...... FREDERICK K. KR.-wss 3rd Vin'-Pres FREDERICK Scnrfwk Frensuf-rr. . ...... GERALD SWOYER Lion Tamer RAY Iximmrk Ist Inf-Pres. ........ GEORGE BINNER Tai! Tu-ister Cfonnox PISHER Dircrforn JACOB NVYNN, EUGENE HUNTZINGER, I-Mixers P1-u1r1Ps MEMBERS: Frederick Anderson George Binner Leroy Collins E. Stuart Filbert Gordon Fisher C. E. Geesaman, jr. Eugene Huntzinger Ray Kramer Frederick K. Krauss Henry Landis Joseph lklattera John Blorrison YVarren Nloyer, BI. D. Francis Phillips Frank Schaeffer Frederick Schenk Elmer Seigfried Allen Shollenberger George Seiler Henry Steele Gerald Swoyer Nvilliam E. VValton D D S Carmen Vitelli Harry VVebber jacob VVynn Join the Lions F 01' Cl011Z77lfllf7fll.f-1' Betferment .-'87-f Com f7ITIllClIf,V of PRICE BATTERY CORPORATION BOSTON, MASS ATLANTA, GA. IVAPAKONETA. OHIO HANIBURG. PA. W If IRICI' I It CIIllIVPli77ZClIf.I' of HENRY B. STEELE WHOLESALE DISTRI Bl 'TOR A TLANTIC REFINING COMPANY R. IJ. I, ORNVICISBURG, PENNA. ,-88... Compliments of JOHN N. MECK SONS General Contractors ORVVIGSBURG, PA. KERMIT S. SNYDER Artesian Well Driller PINE BOULEVARD, DEER LAKE ORVVIGSBURG, PA., R. D. PHONE: Orwigsburg 6-8221 PHONE! Leesport 67404 Compliments of DINGER Compliments of CO. A FRIEND Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Super CHEVROLET Service Genuine CHEVROLET Parts Compliments of SCHUYLKILL HAVEN CASKET CO. LEON V. KETNER Electrical Dealer ll'lfS'l'l.YUllUl7SE AND G. H. APPLIANCES PHONE: Urwigsbnrg 6-60-ll ARNOLD MOYER Building Contractor KITCHEN CABIXETS VVINDOXVS AND DOORS FRAMES MADE TO ORDER ROUTE 122 DEER LAKE ANTHONY'S DAIRY PRODUCTS nimfalffd by RANDALL DUNKEI, FUR SERVICE - PHONE: Hamburg 4779 R. R. STERNER CO GOODYEAR TIRES ClJll1f7lI.lIlt'Ill.f of A FRIEND KZENER.-XI. ELECTRIQ XIf7f7llfl7Il'1'5 335 Center Avenue Schuylkill Haven, Pa. ..-90,-. At Graduation Time The exchange of photographs with classmates keeps school-day friendships for all time. Our special school styles, reasonable in price, will appeal to you. Visit Our Studio Today. 2 3 M MACK'S Studio Distinctive plt0f69iGPltll R32 111 NORTH CENTRE STREET POTTSVILLE, PA. PORTRAIT SCHOOL WORK COMMERCIAL NATURAL COLOR MAKERS OF THE PHOTOGRAPHS IN THIS YEAR BOOK -91.- fogfmfa