Bloomsburg High School - Memorabilia Yearbook (Bloomsburg, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1946 volume:

Y, 'Q f gg P if ' . Y 13 -sf f'l'H!NGlS' IFORTH REMEMBERINCQ PUBLISHED BY THE CLASS OF NINETEEN HUNDRED FORTY-SIX OF THE BLOOMSBURG HIGH SCHOOL BLOUMSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA EE l DI I ED BY WALTER RYGIII Assisted by AI PKI D. COIWUNTZIS, fLYS01'fdft' Fl JANET WON I C OM1iRY,jEANNETTE HENRIE, H 11 g C IRTRUDH WA TKINS, Ar! Ifdilm il' wr- F OREWORDU The Memorabilia is a glance backward into our high school life, a remembrance to be cherished long after our graduation. The Senior Class of 1946, the first peacetime class to be graduated after X'Vorld VVar II, will always look to this book to recall the happy memories of high school days. Each picture will bring back to memory the serious and the humorous side of our high school activ- ities. It will also remind us of the pleasant incidents that we wish to remember about our Alma Mater. Editor DEDICATIO This year, we, the senior class, respect- fully dedicate our Memorabilia to Nor- man A. Yeany who retired from teaching in l945, his retirement ending the long and successful career of a lovable man whom everyone admired and held in high esteem. Mr. Yeany began his education in a small country school, but his next step was Gettysburg College where he re- ceived his Bachelor's Degree. He con- tinued his work for his Master's Degree at Chicago University. From there he attended Beckley, Elizabethtown College and New York University. Mr. Yeany holds one of the three old certificates in the county, that is, a certifi- cate on which is listed all the subjects he took in college. He taught in Shenondale, Kirkwood, Steelton, and for sixteen years in Blooms- burg. This book is a small payment of our gratitude to Norman A. Yeany, our ad- viser and friend. We will never forget him. Table 0 f C0ntem'5.'--- The Admhzzlvtmtzbn Claire! Adz'vz?z'ef and Atlvletzkzf Fm tufcff Pafrom DMI TRATIO X A n I S S5 QNQQQQW cmglkwbyf' f Q- 6 ME? Wm. W' - Q,,m.w55o7 J i . f, 'IJ' if - vhk ' K ,QQ ' .fX f 'f Z'7V V x ,NU Q f' 1 , ,M xv h Y , , If V ' y ,uni - A-f - ' ,na A 2 4116, I '4 ff f b , W -is , I I mf ' W: - ,. l I f ,I AA V 'NZ'-2-X 5 gWY!I,.,4,5g,: if hx THE BOARD OF EDUCATION G, l'fflw:n'rl Elwell jr. james VV. Gfimlnmn Nllflllilll XV. Huffman f Dr. Jesse E. Shuman Rm, D- Snyder William B. Sutliff paul C, Vvcbb G. Edward Elwell J r. - - President Paul C. Webb - - Vice President William B. Sutliff - - Secretary Jesse E. Shuman - - Treasurer MESSAGES TO THE CLASS OF 1946 L. P. C'lll.MORE .S'I!f7l'I'T'l.Yl'lIfj Primripal We are closing this school year Blessed with victory and peace. Our faculty, student body and alumni contributed their share toward making this possible. Twenty-eight of our alumni paid with their lives. VVhat flner memorial can we erect than the dedication of our lives to high purpose and tolerant living. May we live to become worthy citizens in a super state where peace shall be just and lasting. L. P. GILMORE, Supcrzffsing Principal bl. CLAIRE PA'l l'liRSUN Principal During your last year in high school many very important things have hap- pened around the world which will greatly affect your future wherever you may be and whatever your activities may be. Your ability to successfully live in this future will vary as you are presently pre- pared to meet conditions or as you further fit yourselves before actively engaging in a career. lt is my wish that each of you makes use of every opportunity that will help you to live a useful and happy life. Sincerely, J. CLAIRE PATTERSON, Principal KNOW Dolores V. Bader lilizubcth C. Bowman . B.S. B.S.. M.Ecl. Plzysrral Efluvrltioil lfnylislg I. Frank Brink Edward J. Brown IAIWVCHCC J- Ulmphfll B.S., M.S. B.S. Bgs- Q , C1,,.,,,f5,,-y' pjwxil-5 Cj,,,,,,,,,-,-,vial .lIr1ll1v1m1I1rs, .Srlzvlfv Rhoda H- Eddiflgef William Eunson Alexander Fisher B-S. Grvufral Slmfv Art Commercial THAT YOU KNOW Ffilllk J- GOIFICI' Lillian Seybert Gross HS., M.A. R-N- Enqyxh .Yflmol Nllrxi' Viflil H- HPIYVC3' Harold H- Hifnai' ,Iunia N. Hucldlc AB.S.. BS. B.A. l1llflflA'fl lsilfflilll Sflllflilh' lirvrirli, .S'funi.vli Robert M' Hutton Martha A. Jones Harriet H. Kline B.s.. M.A. BA- B-SH M-A Grngrafwlqi English EHHIY'-YI' THESE J, VVQ5ley Knurl- Miriam R. Lawson William Qli, l.i-txu-1-111 ii ISIS., MIA- B.S., MUAI HH, M.5j ad nf f4HlllIIll'I'l'l.ll1 IPUPI. l'lf-YIUIQV l'L f 'V.V' HI 5' XVHITH' 1. Lvwis Virginia L. Livsey lla-ss KI. Lung BS.. MA. .S'm'r'r'i11l'y HS.. MA. Vurrllirwmll fIy1'ii'1rll1r1'v High Sclmnl Oiiicu liinlflyfkx' Edwin T. McCormick flcura M. McKinsti'y R0bcrt4H' NLCVCU- Hiiflllfi R- Miller Bs. Bs., Mm. BW M--g B.S., MA. M - , - JIr1t1z0r11r1f1i'.v ustc l,ug1l1.fl1 fff'0!l UPf1.V GUIDES fin-urge M. Murzlzm X1 J Pcnniwmm Maree E. Pcnsyl us., Ms. ' ' 13.5, B Hsu, MA, .llnlln'u11l!ir.v .S'A'i1'lIL't' f 1'f V5 Ben R. Pollock VVilliam I. Reed B. Donald Sands , B-5 I B.S., MA. B.5., M.S. Pl!j'.Yll'Hl Er1'umlmn c'HllIHII'l'1'l.t7I History , 4, Q.. 5 ' ' f. .1 www- 1 -u Ray I. Schell Tllursahcrt Schuyler MZIFY R. Seroccn Myra S- Sh3fPlC55 BS.. MS, BS., MA, B.A., M.A. BS. Mzltlnwlnlfrx Latin Fl't'l14'1I H1'sfo1'y l AND FRIENDS XVilliam L, Slllltt Jennie Trivelpiecc C f 'f 'f f1i .ll'f1l71r-mrrfifs Alberta M. Spurlis HS. llnnnr Ernimnzirx + + -l- + + -l- JANITORS Thank you, Mr. Kelly, Mr. Angus ancl Mrs. Davis for everything you flifl for us! From early morning until late at night, these three people worlcecl harcl aurl long to make our school neat anrl clean, a school we eoulcl he proucl ot. lhey were always willing to stop their work lor a minute to help a teacher or a sturlenl. When we seniors look hack upon olll' high selzool years, Mr. Kelly, Mr. Anggiis and hlrs. Davis will always he stancling there. waiting to greet us. Left to Right: Mr. Kelly. Mrs. Davis. Mr. Angus 'Kilim CLASSES SENIOR Left to Right: James Gil- lespie. Vice Presidentg Miss Pensyl, Jack Severn, Presi- dent: Mr. Knorr, Ruth Bach- inger, Secretary, Milan Drake, Historian. JUNIOR Left to Right: Miss Bow- man, Beverly Cole, His- torian: James Lehman, Vice President: John Babb. Pres- dent, and Mr. Schell were nbscnt when picture was taken. SC JPHC llllf JRE Left to Right: Richard Led- yard, Vice President: Miss Eddinger, Richard Dillon, President: Nancy Cox, Sec- retary: Mr. Brink Richard Crumlvy, Historian. MEMORIES - SWEET MEMORIES As the graduating class of 1946. we entered our sophomore year of high school work anxious and curious to know what the next three years would bring. Our advisers throughout these next'three years were Mr. Yeany and Miss White- night. They both lived up to the title of adviser and helped us in every way. For our officers in the sophomore year, we elected: Frank Valeskie, presidentg james Boughter, vice-presidentg Charles W. Hagemeyer, Jr., secretaryg and james Eve- land, historian. The members of this class were very active in all the extra-curric- ular activities, such as athletics, drama, and journalism. Our junior year was our most active year. The following officers were elected: jack Severn, presidentg James Struthers, vice-presidentg Harold Moyer. secretaryg Clifton Franks, historian. Mr. Walter H. Freed took Mr. T. Holland Paist's place on the faculty, teaching music, leading the Band and the Girls' Chorus. Mrs. Martha Y. Rider taught eighth grade English when Mr. Golder took over physical education. Mr. Pollock had taught gym before leaving for the Navy. The junior-Senior Prom was the crowning achievement of junior year and, even though it took a great abundance of work, it was a very lovely event. As ever, our class was well represented in all extra-curricular activities. Our senior year will especially' be remembered because a few weeks before it opened, World VVar ll came to an end. With the opening of school, there were many changes in the faculty. Mr. Hidlay took over the boys' physical education classes and Mrs. Bader instructed the girls. Mr. Eunson became industrial arts teacher and Mr. Lewis taught vocational agriculture. Mr. Reed and Miss Eddin- ger filled the vacancies in the commercial department and Mr. E. McCormick di- rected the Band. The Orangeville High School was discontinued and the pupils were sent to Bloomsburg. We welcomed this addition to our class and found many new friends. Shortly after school opened, we elected the class officers: president. jack Severng vice-president, james Gillespieg secretary, Ruth Bach- ingerg and historian, Milan Drake. Many of the seniors took part in the class play Janie'l which was a great success. As the year progressed, many boys who had left school to serve in the armed forces returned to continue their education. Two of our teachers left during the year. Mr. Schell was forced to leave be- cause of his health and was replaced by Mr. Kistler. Mr. Letterman gave up the school-teaching profession and Mr. Hidlay took his place. Mr. McCloskey re- placed Mr. Hidlay as physical education teacher. Graduation day arrived quickly. As we left our heritage with the junior class, we went out conhdent that we could face any problems the world might offer us. NORENI-I AUAMS i Rvne Academic Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Thespian 2, 3, 4: Ex- cursion 2: Janie 4: Home Front 2: Night of January 16th 4: Press Club 3, 4: Intramural Bas- ketball 1: Memorabilia Staff 4: Gym Demonstration 1, 2: Senior Girls Chorus 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: County Chorus 2, 3: County Band 1, 3: Ex- change Editor of Red and White 4: One Act Play in Assembly 1: Quill and Scroll 4. i Rrrii Aim A. AM MICRYXIAN Dirk Academic Band 1, 2, 3: Dramatic Club 1, 2: All School Play 3: Memorabilia Staff 4. -IUYCIC ANTH-ziisow .S'f1n1'Iy, Jn Academic Dramatic Club 4: G. A. A. 2, 3, 4. RUTH BAUHINGIQR Ruflziv Commercial Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4: G. A. A. 1. 2, 3: Gregg Dic- tation and Transcription Awards 60, 80, 100: Gym Exhibition 1: A.l School Play 1: Secretary ol' Class 4: Business Stan' of Memo- rabilia 4: National The pian 4: Business Manager of Se- nior Class Play 4: Home Front 2. l.i'c'v JANE IZAKER flllfl'-l' l.m1r Aczulunic Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4: Dramatic Servlce Organization 2, 3, 4: Gym Team 3. 4: Literary Stuff of Memorabilia 4: Se- nior Class Play 4: Thos- pian 4. Character is the cornerstone of all success JOHN RICHARD BARTON Juris, Skifvffy, Buddy Commercial All School Play 1: Mimi Lights the Candle 1: Gym Exhibition 1: J. V. Foot- ball: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4: Intra- mural liasketball: President of Hi-Y 4: Senior Class Play 4. M mmm. DAWN IZAUMAN 11700 Academic G. A. A. 3, 4: Senior Girls Chorus 4: Janie 4: Main- Senior Girls Chorus 2: County Chorus 1: Basket- ball 1. 2: Softball 1, 2: The I-Ienpecked Husband 2: Gym Demonstration 2. llflmzv RUTH Bmou: Tiny Colnincrciul Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3. llicieNic'i-: BENNETT Conum-rcizil Doms BERRYHIIJ. Uni, Dndip Academic . Oranzeville Minstrel 1: Class Officer 1 2, 3: Maga- zine Campaign I. 2, 3: Oh My Stars! 3: Thesauri 2, 3: Janie 4: National Hon- or Society 4. Life IS now our school JAMES BOUGIITER Jim, Conkir' Academic Senior Class Play 4: Press Club 4. VFIRlk BowMAN PVfary, Viffir Commercial Orangeville Minstrel 1: I Will. I W0n't 2: Glee Club 1, 2: Thesauri Staff 2: Magazine Campaign 1, 2: Dramatic Club 4: Girls Chorus 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 4: Janie 4: Intramural Bas- ketball 1: Gregg Dictation and Transcription Award. 60, 80, 100: Gregg Gold Pin 120: National Honor Soci- ety 4. ROBERT BRON SON Bob Academic Class Treasurer 2 KMain- villel: F. F. A. 4. EDXVIN CAMPHELL Ed Academic Football 3. ANNA L. CHAMBERLAIN Annie Academic Orangeville: Thesauri Staff 2, 3: Minstrel 1: Class Offi- cer 2: Oh, My Stars! 3. Romsirr CHERRINGTON Bob Academic Mainville: Baseball 1, 2: Basketball 1, 2: Soccer 2: Minstrel Show 1: The Henpecked Husband 2: Vice President of Class 2. llloomsburgr Senior Class Play 4. T. B. CnERRrNm'oN Tom. Clrfrry Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Advisory Board 3: The..pian 1. 2, 3, 4: Youth Takes Over 1: Excursion 2: Family Portrait 3: Senior Class Play, Janie : Band 2. 3, 4: Vice President Band 4: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3. 4: Vice President Hi-Y 3: Press Club 4: County Cho- rus 3: County Band 3. CAROL COATES Coufsiv Academic G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Treasur- er 4: Senior Class Play 4: Intramural Softball 1, 2, 3, 4: Intramural Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4. Captain 4: Gym Team 4: Memorabilia 4. HELEN Coi.EMAN Tnnf,S11nrfir Commercial G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 3, 4: Gym Exhibition 2: Girls' Intramurals 1, 2, 3. 4: Soft- ball Team 3. ALEK1 D. COMUNTZIS Loki Academic Dramatic Service Organiza- tion 1, 2, 3. 4: National Thespian 2, 3, 4: All School Play 1: Senior Class Play 4: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Presi- dent of Tri-I-Ii-Y 3: Flag Twirlers 1, 2, 3, 4: Captain of Flair Twirlers 2, 3, 4: Girls Chorus 3, 4: Press Club 1. 2, 3, 4: Busine s Manager of Red and White 4: Literary Staff of Memo- rabilia 4: Associate Editor of Memorabilia 4: Gym Team 4: Gym Exhibition 1: National Honor Society 3, 4: Quill and Scroll 4. Out of school life, into life's school Aumwic QONNRR Lnmzm' Academic Orangeville: Minstrel 1: I Will, I Won't 2: Oh, My Stars l 3: Thesauri Staff 2, 3: Magazine Campaign 1, 2. 3: Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Intra- mural Basketball 1: Blooms- buriz: Janie 4: National Honor Society 4. Moi.i.v CoNN11:R 1lluIdyM11lIy, JVI1rI1'y Academic Orangeville 1, 2, 3: Minstrel 1: Glee Club 1, 2, 3: I Will, I W0n't 2: Thesauri Staff 2, 3: Magazine Cam- paign 1, 2, 3: Oh, My Stars! 3. Bloomsburxz: Dramatic Club 4: Chorus 4: Janie 4: Intramural Bas- ketball 1. Snuemav ETHEL Coomiss Cass Commercial Cheerleading 3, 4: Girls Chorus 4: Gym Exhibition 2: Senior Class Play 4: In- tramurals l. 2. DAWN E. CREASY Downie Commercial Flag Twirler 1, 2: G. A. A. 2, 3, 4: Girls Chorus 4: Se- nior Class Play, Janie 4: Gregg Dictation and Tran- scription Awards: 60, R0. D4 narr 11 v DAVEN Pom D0f,BI011dic Commercial Gregg Dictation and Tran- scription Awards: 60, 80, 100. Lois DAVIS Lowey Commercial Gym Exhibition 1, 2: Gregg Dictation and Transcription Awards: 60, 80, 100: Gregg Gold Pin 120. Pnvi.i.1s Dfiwsox Dawn Commercial Gym Exhibition 1. H ana N Di: wav Dewey General Intramural Basketball Team 4: Intramural Softball Team 3: Gym Exhibition 1. MAm'm:NA DEIHL Tenn Commercial G. A. A. 4: Glee Club 4: Gregg Dictation and Tran- scription Awards: 60, 80. DoNAi.n L. Dlsianrmn B nd, Difir' Commercial 946 Gmrzm: A. Do'rv, JR. Cvorgr Academic Dramatic Club 1, 2. 3, 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Janie 43 On the Night of January 16th 4: Business Staff Me- morabilia 4: Thespian 4: Stage Crew 2. Ax NA llowx s .llI7I,.'lllHl1' Cznnmercial Flag Twirling 1: Intramural Basketball 1: Gym Exhibi- tion 1. M :mx Dluxlc llrulrry Academic Senior Class Play 4: Class Historian 4: National Honor Society 4. Srsflx A. Dnmmctms .S uv Academic Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Cho- rus 3, 4: Thespian 2, 3, 4: Gym Demonstration 2: Me- morabilia Stalf 4: Excur- sion 2: Family Portrait 3: Janie 4: Choral Speak- ing Choir: National Honor Society 4. BETTY JEAN liB1.1Nc BvlIy,ff71lyl2r'u11 Academic G. A. A. 4: Girls' Basketball Team 1. 2, 3, 4: Dramatic Club 2: Girls' Gym Team 4. ou r own efforts l..x1'R.x l':l'KRU'l'll NUJ Academic National Honor Society 4. Alai: Els!-:Nil.xl'li1i SqIlll'I'l'I Coxnmercial Dramatic Club 1. 2: Flag Swingers 1, 2: G. A. A. 2. 3, 4: President of G. A. A. 4: Gym Exhibition 1: Gregg Dictation and Transcription Awards: 60, SO, 100: Gregg Gold Pin 120: Commercial Contest Team 4: Business Staff of Memorabilia 4: Business Manager of Sen- ior Class Play Janie, National Honor Society 3. 4. lilCVERl.Y L. lfN'r Bm' f.'ommcrci:1l Gym Exhibition 1, 2: Gregg Dictation and Transcription Awards: 60, H0 100. M AIIALYN R. ENT Bfllijl General Banner Carrier 1: Color Guard 2: Baton Twirler 3, 4. MARJORIE S. ENT Illrirgir Commercial Baton Twirler 1, 2, 3, 4: Gregg Dictation and Trans- cription Awards 60, 80,100. WC hope to rise k ir JAMES EVELAND Jim Academic Varsity Football 2, 3, 4: Junior Varsity Football 15 Thespian Honor Society 3. 4: Intramural Teams fBask- etballl 1: Dramatic Service Orizanization 1, 2. 3. 45 Gym Demonstration 2, Stake Crew 1, 2, 3, 4: All School Play 2: Class Officer 2:One Act play in Assembly 2. GIQRALII R. Fi:l.iisicR fvrry Commercial Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: All School Play 1, 4: Senior Class Play 4. JAY C. FENSTERMAKER Academic BARBARA L. FISHER Bnlnlaie Commercial Gym Exhibition 1, 2: Gregg Dictation and Transcription Awards: 60, 80, 100: Gregg: Gold Pin 120. ISABELLI-I D. FORCE Izzy Commercial A live wire never gets stepped on NEEDA IRENE Fox 170.1'iv Academic Senior Class Play 43 Centre Softball Team 1, 2. CLIFTON H. FRANKS Clif Academic Junior Varsity Football 3: Varsity Football 43 J. V. Basketball 2, 3: Junior Class Historian 3: Athletic Honor Society 3, 43 Intra- mural Basketball 1, 2, 3: All School Play 2: Dramatic Service Organization 3, 4: Gym Demonstration 2. MIKRIE FR1Tz lfrifsn' Commercial Gym Demonstration 1. 21 Greillr Dictation and Trans- cription Awards: 60, 80. JAMES P. J. Gii.i.issP1E Spike, Jim Academic Junior High Basketball 2: Varsity Basketball 2: Dramatic Service Organiza- tion 1, 2, 3, 4: Gym Team l., 2: Vice President Senior Class 4: Intramural Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3: All School Play 1, 4: Intramural Soc- cer 1: Tennis Team 1: Gym Exhibition 1, 2. DAl'lIl Cioonsox Daw Academic F. F. A. 1, 2, lMadison1, Basketball 2, iMadi.S0n7 Baseball I, 2. lMadisonJ .e not simply good, be good for something CHARLES W. I'IAGEMEYER Hoy, Hoi-Lijix Academic Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Class Play Janie 4: All School Play 3, 4: Student Director of Band 4. JANE H.Ar:1cMm'i:R Izmir Commercial Banner Carrier 1: Color Guard 2: Baton Twirler 3, 4: Gregg Dictation and Transcription Awards: 60, 80, 100. REUEI. HART MAN H arty Academic .NIARIE B. HARTZEl.T, Hf7l'fSFlI,S,10l'fj' Commercial G. A. A. 2 3, 4: Band 4. MARGARET HEIMBAK'H M argir, M ikf Academic Gym Demonstration :' Ref eree of Intramural Games Gregg Dictation and Trans cription Award: 60. H cifrr Commercial Orangeville: Girls Chorus 1, 2: I Will, I Won't 2: Class Treasurer 2: Blooms- burg: Girls Chorus 3, -1: Dramatic Club 4: Memora- bilia Staff 4: Gregg Dicta- tion a n d Transcrfntion Awards: 60, RO: National Honor Society 4. Wn.r.iAM J. Hass, JR. Jcrry Acxidt-mic Track Meet 1. 2: Varsi'y Football 1, 2. 3 4: J. V. Basketball 1, 2: Gym Dem- orftration 1: Intramural Vol- leyball 1: Intramural Soft- lmll 2: Intramural Basal: ll 1: Intramural Stcccr 1. PH VLLIS H Unnocic Phil Academic GRAcE HUM MEL Grafiv Academic Music Club 1. Benton. l2nNA HU NTINGTON Tvd Academic 'Intramural Basketball 4: Basketball 1, 2: Softball 1, 2: Centre Jr. High. 1941 Vlctory through diligence Dnvi.E KELLER Lofty Vocational Agriculture F. F. A. Member Senior Ex- tension 1, 2, 3, 4: Soccer and Baseball, Oranzeville. JANE KELLER Janie Academic Dramatic Club 2: The Home Front play 2. XNILBUR KEb1P Kcmpie Academic Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y Treas- urer 4g National Thespian 3. 4: Senior Class Play 4: Excursion 2 3 Family Portrait 3: Jayvee Basket- ball Manager 3: Varsity Basketball Manager 4: Me- morabilia Staff 4. R UDOLPH KITCHEN Butch Academic Catawissa: Baseball 1: Soc- cer 1: Orangeville: Baseball 2, 3: Soccer 2, 3: Orange- ville, The House of Strangenessn: Orangeville, Oh, My Stars : Future Farmers of America 2, 3, 4: Baseball 4. Dorzorn Y JANE Kl.lNE Dat Academic Youth Takes Over 1: Home Front 2: Excur- sion 2: County Chorus- County Band 1, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4: President of Dramatic Club 4: Vice President of Tri-Hi-Y 3: Gym Demon- stration 1, 2: Janie 4g National Thespian 2, 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Senior Girls Chorus 3, 4: Pianist for Girls Chorus 3, 4: Gregg Dictation and Trans- cription Awards: 60, 80: 100: Gregg Gold Pin 120: Press Club 4: Literary Staff of Year Book 4: Com- mercial Contest Team 4. ELMER P. KLINE Academic Oramzeville Baseball 1, 2, 3: Orangeville Soccer 2, 3: Orangeville: House of Strangenessn: Orallgevillei Oh, My Stars : Future Farmers of America 1. 21 3, 4. JEAN KLINE lmuy Academic SUSAN KLINIZ Sue Academic Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls Chorus 3: National Thespian 3, 4: Janie 4. LOUISE KNORR Academic NORMAN W. KRAUS, JR. Sliorfy Academic Gym Exhibition 2. 194 fix I SL 5i RICHARD A. KlllfSSl.lfR Dirk Academic Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Secretary of Hi-Y 4: Senior Class Play 4: Memorabilia Staff 4. Trmxms C. KRILI. Tom Academic Jr. Stage Manager. William Penn: Press Club 4: Dra- matic Club 4g Year Book Staff 4: Quill and Scroll 4. A1u.i:Ni: F. KRUM Krummy Commercial G. A. A. 3, 4: Girls Base- ball 1. JANE li. Kusrmz funic Academic Dramatic Service Organiza- tion I, 2, 3, 4: Thespian 2, 3, 4: Excursion 2: Janie 4: Press Club 1, 2, 3, 4: National Honor So- ciety 3, 4: Girls Chorus 3: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Editor Red and White 4: Liter- ary Staff. Yearbook 4: Quill and Scroll 4. German E. LAUHACM, JR. Ilarwy Academic Band 1, 2. 3, 4: Senior Class Play 4: All School Play 4. Let's climb higher, JA mas l.m-naleiimx Jim C4lllllTlCl'ClEll Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Senior Class Play 4. C1.1N'roN J. LQRAI., Ju. Suit-v, Hl'II.fIl Vocational Agriculture Future Farmers of America 1. 2, 3, 4: Orangeville Base- ball and Soccer Team 3: Senior Extension 4. l,ANYN Lowiau. Dinylz' Gcncral Dramatic Club 4, JUNE E. l.mvlsLL Jlnrfy, 1.11 Lu, Cnrlvy Academic G. A. A. l, 2, 3, 4: Secre- tary of G. A. A. 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Gym Exhibition 2: Gym Team 4: Manager of Gym Team 4: Intramural Soft Ball 1, 2, 3, 45 Intra- mural Girls' Basketball 'Team 1, 2, 4. Jonx Lvfnos Duc Aczulemic Varsity Football 3, 4: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4: Gym Exhibition 2: Intramural Basketball 1, 2, seniors! fi T JAMES A. MAGEE Junior Academic Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 43 J. V. Foot- ball 2g Press Club 4: Dra- matic Club 1, 2g Rand 1, 2. PIARRY M ARTENAS Twin Academic Orangeville Soccer Team 1, 2. 3: Oranneville Senior Class Play 2, 33 Class President 2, 3. TONY E. MATREY Butrh Academic Milton High School Band 1. DOIQIS E. MAUSTlil.l.ER UO! General G. A. A. 3, 4. Niiklivlfllilli MAY!-:R Jilurg Commercial Gym Exhibition 1. The higher We rise, the broader our VICW FLEANOR NTCCLOSKEY Mirlrrjv Academic Gym Exhibition 1. 2. Doms A. MCHENRY Dorff Commercial Girls Chorus 4: Janie 4: Softball 33 Basketball 1, 2, 4: Gregg Dictation and Transcription Awards: 60, 80. Jovca MCHENRY J0c,J0y Commercial Girls Intramural 1. 2, 3. E. ROBERTA MlI.l.EIi Bobbie, Emma Academic Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 33 Press Club 3, 43 Senior Class Play 4: Choral Speaking Chorus 1: Thes- pian 4: Intramural Basket- ball 1. RICHARD W. MlI,l.PIR Dick, Lonely, Abner Academic Football 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Boys Intramurals 1. 2, 3: Gym Exhibition 1, 2. . W.. ....v....... -.... I We came, We studied, we conquered JANET MONTGONIERY Jan Commercial Girls Chorus 4: Gym Ex- hibition 1, 2: Senior Class Play 4: Memorabilia Staff 4: Gregg Dictation and Transcription Awards: 60. 80, 100: Gregg Gold Pin 120. HAROLD Moran Shorty Academic Junior Class Secretary 3: J. V. Football 3: Varsity Football 4: J. V. Basketball 2, 3: Gym Meet 2: Intra- mural Basketball 1, 2, 3: Band I. 2, 3. Doms JANE Nnzrz Snicfsy Academic Dramatic Club 2, 3: Tri-Hi- Y 3, 4: Senior Class Play 4: Memorabilia Staff 4: Na- tional Honor Society 4. ANN PAPANIA PUMA' Academic Tri-Hi-Y 4: Press Club 2, 3: Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3. 4: Senior Class Play 4: Girls Chorus 3: Literary Staff 4: All School Play 3: Gym Ex- hibition 1, 2: Basketball Intramural 1, 2: Thespian 4. SAMUEL S. PAPANIA Sam Academic Varsity Football Manager 2: Intramural Basketball 1, 2: Intramural Baseball 1: Master of Ceremonies in Student Assemblies 3. Dorus J. PARKER Rrd, Parkrr Commercial Dramatic Service Organiza- tion 1, 2, 3. 4: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Cheerleader 2, 3, 4: Head Cheerleader 4: Gym Exhibition 1, 2, 3: Girls Basketball 1, 2: Press Club 4: Social Editor of Red and White 4: Band 4: Gregg Dictation and Transcription Awards: 60, 80, 100: Gregg Gold Pin 120: Family Por- trait 3. MART HABELLE PATTERSON Pat Academic Minersville Glee Club 1. 2: Orchestra 1: Sweetest Girl In Town 2: Orangeville Soccer Team 3: Cheerleader 3: Oh, My Stars 3: Minersville High School 1, 2: Orangeville High School 3. EDITH POLLAK Eat, Bernadinc Commercial Family Portrait 3: Gregg Dictation and Transcription Awards 60, 80, 100: Gregg Gold Pin 120: Commercial Contest Team 4: Chairman of Advisory Board of Dramatic Club 4: Dramatic Service Organization 2, 3. 4: Press Club 3, 4: The Night of January 16th 4: Janie 4: Memorabilia Staff 4: National Thespian 3, 4: Home Front 2: Quill and Scroll 4: National Honor Society 4. LoUIsE REIBSOME Louie Commercial WALTER F. RICHENDERFER Commercial i if 2 51 as S 1946 Backbone, not Wishbone MARV KATHRVN Ruvizm' Karr, Kitty Commercial Softball 1, 2. R. Fnovn Rcvizizr l Vlzily Acadcmic F. F. A. Member 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2. XVALTER V. Rvcisi. Obie Academic Junior High Basketball 1: Junior Varsity Basketball 2: Varsity Basketball 3, 4, National Athletic Honor So- riety 3, 4: Press Club 3, 4: Senior Class Play Janie 45 Literary Staff-Editor 4: Intramural Basketball 1, 2: Sports Editor Red-White 3. 4: Quill and Scroll 43 Na- tional Honor Society 4. BEVERLY J. Scnurz Bm' Academic G. A. A. 1, 2. 3, 4, Dm- matic 2, 3, 4, Memorabilia Staff 43 Color Guard 1, 2: Twirler 3, 43 Gym Exhibi. tion 1, 2: Softball Intra- mural 1, 2: National Honor Society 4. WINTFRED A. SCHUG lfVi1l7lfC' Commercial Girls Chorus 45 Janie 4: Softball 3: Basketball 1. 2, 4: G r e g iz Dictation and .Transcription Awards: G 0, 80: National Honor Society 4. Joi-I N SEVERN I xii, Jaffe Academic Junior High Basketball 1: Junior Varsity Football 1: Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4: Varsity Football 2, 3. 4: In- tramural Basketball 1: Charge of Intramural Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4: Class Presi- dent 3, 4: Gym Demonstra- tion 1: Janie 4. RUTHANNA S HARPLESS .Sl1l'0l'fj', Slmrfvii' Academic Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Janie 4: Girls Chorus 3, 4: Choral Speaking Choir lg Literary Staff 4: Thespian 4: National Honor Society 45 Gregg Dictation and Transcription Award: 60. JAMES Sicow ffm Academic Hi-Y 3. 4: Dramatic Club 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Best Foot Forward 3. M YRON M. SLOAN flf1orty,JWik1' Academic Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Senior Class Play 45 Literary and Business Staffs of Year Book 4. 9446 PAUL K. SMITH Smitty Academic Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Gym Team 1. DONALD C. SNEIDMAN D0n,Snifu' Academic Scott High School Band 1, 2: Senior Play 4: Literary Staff of Memorabilia 4: All School Play 4: Business Staff of Memorabilia 4: County Band 1, 3. DOROTH Y Swim Dot, Doific Academic Basketball 1, 2: Saftball 1, 2. 3: Gym Exhibition 1. DoNAi.n E, S'rmNRUc'K SIenie,Don Commercial Intramural Basketball 1, 2: Football 1: Gym Demon- stration 1. 2. JACK STEPHENSON Red, Stew Academic Junior Varsity Football 1: Junior Varsity Basketball 2: Varsity Basketball 3, 4: Varsity Football 2, 3, 4: Charge of Intramural Bas- ketball 3, 4. Ever onward GmzAr.n L. Sriavex s Slviie Academic Dramatic Club 3. 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Vice President of Hi-Y 4: Jayvee Football 2: Press Club 3, 4: Sports Editor 3, 4: Intramural Basketball 2: Janie 4: Family Por- trait 3: Quill and Scroll 4. Dmmr H Y S'ro1 r Stnllif, Dol Commercial Flag Twirlers 1, 2: Gym Demonstration 2, 4 : Girls Basketball 1, 2, 4 : Girls Softball 1, 2, 4: Gym Team 4. NINA STOUT R1'd,Gingr'r Commercial Girls Intramural 1, 2: Gym Exhibition 1, 2: Flag Twirlers 3. JAMES STRUTHIQRS Academic Football 3, 4. MART HA L. Tam. IVlm'fy Academic Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Thespian 2, 3, 4: Senior Girls Chorus 3, 4: Advisory Board of Dramatic Club 4: Janie 4: Corresponding Secretary of Tri-Hi-Y 3: Gregg Dic- tation and Transcription Awards: 60, 80, 100: Gregg Gold Pin 120: Commercial Contest Team 4: Literary StatY4: Gym Demonstration 1, 2: National Honor Soci- 1946 Douis THOMAS Blm1dic,Di1npIc.v Commercial Gym Exhibition 2: Girls Chorus 3, 43 Janie 4: Gregg Dictation and Trans- cription Awards: 60, 80: Memorabilia Staff 4: Gym Exhibition 1 fSouth Wil- liamsportl. RAYMOND L. TRUM I' .gflllllflll General Intramural Basketball 1, 2 Gym Exhibition 1. FRANK M. VALPZSKIE, JR. Frankie Academic Varsity Football 2: Class Officer 2: Stage Crew 3. EUGENE H. VA NIIERSLIYIZ Academic Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Class Play 4. DAvm J. Voc:T Dam' Academic Senior Class Play 4. Ending, but be GERTRUDE WATKINS Trudy Academic Mamaroneck High School- Fashion Drawing Club: French Club, Honor Soci- ety: Student Council 1, Bloomsburg High School- Press Club 3, 4: Art Staff Memorabilia 2, 3, 4: Quill and Scroll 4. XVAYNE XIVATTS lfVuH.vy Academic Intramural Basketball 1, 2: Gym Demonstration. CARMAN WELLIVER 1?uldy,C'aru1, M7011 Academic Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4: Junior Football 2: Stage Crew 1, 2, 3: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Dra- matic Service Organization 2, 3. 4: Senior Class Play 4: Intramural Basketball 1, 2. HlI.DA VVHITE H nsrl General Girls Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 4. RUTH WHITMIRI-2 Pfmiuls Academic Orangeville High S c h o ol Senior Cla s s Play, The House of Strangenessn 3. ginning 3 bomethmg accomplished, something done RICHARD WHITNER Dick Commercial Junior Varsity Basketball 2: Junior Varsity Football 3: Varsity Football 4: In- tramural Basketball 1, 23 Gym Demonstration 1. NANCY VVoLrE Bublilrs Commercial PHYLLIS WOLFE Phil, Chicken Commercial ELEA Non You NG Shoriy Commercial JOAN LARR Jnanir Academic Band 1, 2. 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Dramatic Club 4: Senior Girls Chorus 3, 4: Memorabilia Staff 4: Na- tional Honor Society 3, 43 G y m Demonstration 2: County Chorus 33 County Band 3. Es1'nizR ZIM MERMAN Slmrly, Tiny Commercial MADEI.YN ZOSH Madge Commercial Basketball 1, 2: Gregg Dic- t a tio n and Transcription Awards: 60, 803 National Honor Society 4. Q Academic P SERGE S. CovAL V .X Football 1, 2, 33 Track I, -5 21 Intramural Basketball 1. 2: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3: x I i Naval Awards: Philippine , Liberation Bar, Virtury Bar, y - 1 Arrierican Theatre liar, and Asiatic-Pacihc Bur with eleven stars for major and mimxr Q-iigrmrvnin-rite. DALE R. S.-wus Salt-x' Academic I Will. I Won't 2: Oh My Stars 3: Soccer 2. 3 Baseball M ax n 21 1: e r 2. 3 fl!'flTlLICVllll'Q Janie- 4. The Auditorium where the Seniors occupied the choice seats Activities and Athletics s , r ' 0 Q U A X 2.127115 651 A li! 'Q ffl 71 it ' Gi- if .s Qi i it x M if i . 69 - ist' V2 'W it f f K 0 ' . X. ' - N55 fx H 1, ,fp X O wi .Vs Ygifii-'.4': ill!-P Q4 V ' 's1i97'4 I f' V . - - A i f 1 Mfsv MEMORABILIA STAFF Seated, Left to Right: J. Montgomery, W. Rygiel, A. Comuntzis, J. Henrieg First Row, Standing: W. Kemp, R. Bachinger, R. Sharpless, D. J. Kline, E. Pollak, A. Papania, T. Krill, B. Schuyz, M. Sloan, D. Thomas, R. Kressler, N. Adams, J. Zarr. J. Kusterg Second Row, Standing: G. Doty. D. Sneidman, T. Cher- rington, M. Teel, C. Coates, D. Neitz, S. Dreibelbis, A. Eisenhauer, L. J. Baker. NOSES FOR NEWS YOU'RE A SWEET LITTLE HEADACHE VVe, the Memorabilia Staff under the excellent supervision of Miss Cleora lllcliinstry, have completed the publication of this yearbook for the graduating class, the faculty, and all the students of the school. The Literary Staff selected VValter Rygiel as Editor-in-Chief and Aleki Comuntzis as Assistant-Editor. The Business Stanf was headed by janet Montgomery and Jeanette Henry. The aim of the staff was to present to you in pictorial form all the activities of our school life. VVe wish to acknowledge the help we have received from Mr. Knorr, who supervised the typingg lllr. Patterson who took care of the subscriptions: and Mr. Fisher, who helped with the art design. VVe also wish to thank the faculty who helped in any way to make this hook a success. The combined staff offers you this l946 Memorabilia and sincerely hopes that you will enjoy it. PRESS CLUB First Row, Seated, Left to Right: E. Creasy, S. Deit- erick, D. Parker, B. Niesley, J. Kuster. A. Comuntzis. N. Adams. W. Rygiel, S. Mc- Ninch: Middle Row: N. Wat- kins, E. Pollack, D. Mac- Keeby, Y. Howell, P. White. N. Hippensteel, A. Rehm, B. Groner, D. J. Kline, M. Wright, X. Lychos: Back Row: J. Boughter, D. Hart- man, T. Krill, M. Dorsey, B. Cole, M. Greenly, B. Moyer, K. Gunter, T. Cher- ington. V. Remley. This year marks the 24th year of publication of the Red and XX hite The Press Club has tried to let the students know everything that happened around lS.H.S. and why. The seven issues not only had record sales. but they were also sent to about two hundred boys in the service. lluring the year the club lost Mr. VX'illiam l.CllC'I'llIZ1lI, who for many years had been adviser to the paper. liowever. the group was fortunate in securing the able assistance of Mr. llarold Hidlay in this capacity. Under the fine guidance of the two advisers, the editor, jane liuster, and her staiif. worked hard this year to make the paper one of the best and one of which the students of liloonisburg High School can justly be proud. QUILT, ,wp SCROLL Seated, Left to Right.: E. Pollack, J. Kuster, N. Adams: Standing: W. Ry- ziel, A. Comuntzis, T. Krill. YOU CAN DEPEND ON US Ifach year senior members of the Press Club who have done outstanding work in writing, editing, or business management are elected as members ot the National Quill and Scroll bociety. Ilhese members must fulfill the following requirements, which are set up by National Headquarters: l. Candidates 2. They must 3. They must 4. They must 5. They must management 6. They must executive secretary have been in the Press Club for at least two years. have done superior work in writing, editing, or business be recommended and approved by the supervisor and ' of the society. Our school can high honor in the field Ol:jUl11'llH.llSlll. NICE WORK IF YOU CAN GET IT Membership in the National Honor Society is one of the hiffhest academic honors a student can receive. Membership is limited to l5 i of the senior class and 515 of the junior class. The chief purpose of this organization is to encourage higher scholas- tic standards among high school students. Those who have received this honor are leaders not only in scholarship but also in citizenship, service, character, and participation in extra-curric- ular activities. The juniors and seniors who hold membership in this organization have the heartiest congratulations of both the pupils and faculty. justly be proud of these students who have attained this NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY First Row, Left to Right: V. Bowman, D. Hartman. J. Kuster, A. Eisenhower. W. Schug. M. Zoshg Second Row: D. Nietz, A. Comunt- zis, D. J. Kline, M. Teel, J. Zarr, N. Adams, S. Drei- belbisg Third Row: J. Gor- rey, B. Schug, R. Sharpless, N. Stevens, B. Cole. J. Ash, J. Henrieg Fourth Row: W. Rygiel, A. Conner, D. Berry- hill. B. Gensemer, G. Marks, M. Drake, not in picture, E. Pollack. SENIOR CLASS PLAY Left to Right: Jane Kuster Jane Logan, Milan Drake Susan Kline, Martha Teel George Doty, Myron Sloan ington. ONLY MAKE BELIEVE On 'lluesday evening, November 20, 1045. a cast selected from the Senior Class presented the popular play Janie, 'l'he story tells what happens when a group of young fellows in uniform meet a group of high school young ladies. lt all starts in the Colburn household when Mrs. Lawrence, a widow, visits her son Dick, stationed at a nearby camp. She had been with him two years at Yale and now would follow him even to the trenches, lzut she is fortunately sidetracked by a susceptible bachelor who is also a guest of the Colburns. Vl'l1en Janie and Dick and a few of their friends get together for some innocent fun while their elders are dining at the country club, the party gets out of hand. The audience was in laughter throughout the play. Members of the cast were: George Doty, jane Logan, Martha 'lleel, Nlyron Sloan, VVilbur Kemp, Dorothy jane Kline, Ruthanna Sharpless, lidith Pollak, 'l'om Cherrington, Susan Kline, jane Kuster, Jim lloughter, Don Sneidman, lllilan Drake, Dale Sands, George Laubach, Carman VVelliver, Richard Kressler, Carol Coats, and Charles llagemeyer. Dorothy Kline, Tom Cherr- THE NIGHT OF JANUARY 16th Left to Risrht: E. Creasy, l'. Mt-Henry. W. Kuster, R. Cromley, J. Shign, B. Gruner. G. Duty, A. Rn-hm. P. Flzul, H. Martenas. H. Matthews, W. Kemp. Left to Right: G. Laubaeh, J. Feldser, N. Trembley, li. Groner, D. Sneidman, P. McHenry, H. Matthews, W. Kuster. J. Shign, R. Crom- ley, G. Doty, H. Marte-nas. P. Flad, A. Rehm, E. Creasy. J. Gillespie. R. Luchs, N. Adams. E. Pollack. K. Gun- ter, V. Strain. W. Kemp. THE ALL SCHOOL PLAY The All School Play of 10-L6 was Night of January 16th, a murder trial. The high school stage had been turned into a court rooln hy Mr. Fisher and Mr. liunson. john Shigo, as the Bailiff, opened the session. George Doty, as the Judge, Bill Kuster as Clerk, l'hil Flad as District Attorney, and Richard Croniley as the Attorney for the Defense took their places. The trial was to decide whether or not llarhara Groncr, as Karen Andre, had killed Bjorn Faulkner. Members of the jury were drawn from the audience. NVitnesses were stationed in the audience. The decision of the trial rested entirely with the Juryg neither the cast nor Mrs. Kline knew the ending of this play. The list of witnesses and stenographers follows: Audrey Relnn, Nancy Tremley, lflaine Creasy, Polly McHenry, Robert Luchs, lfdith Pollak, George Lanhacli. Gerald Feldser, Norene Adams, Harry Martenas, Kathryn Gunter, james Gillespie, Donald Sneidinan, Virginia Strain, and Helen Mathers. DRAMATIC SERVICE ORGANIZATION Otlicersg-president, Dorothy Jane Klineg secretary, Barbara Niesleyg advisory board, Edith Pollak, chairmang Martha Teel, Audrey Rehm, Barbara Gronerg sponsor, Harriet H. Kline: roll-Norene Adams, Ruth Baehinger, Carol XVanich, Tom Cherrington, Susanne Dreibelbis, Barbara Groner, Marilyn Greenly, Mary Lon Todd, Dorothy J. Kline, Betty Leigh, Marjorie Laubach, Helen Matthews, Barbara Moyer, Barbara Niesley, Harvey Andruss, Gloria Black, Aleki Comuntzis, Mary Anna Wright, Joan Frye, Kathryn Gunter, Marion George, Nancy Hippensteel, Susan Kline, Robert Luehs, Robert Laufman, Polly McHenry, Susan McNinch, Anne Papania. Lucy Jane Baker, Rita Bachinger, John Cherrington, Sherwood Deiterick, Phil Flad, Jean Gorrey, Doris Hartman, Jane Kuster, Wilbur Kempt, Dawn Lowell, Gloria Marks, Hazel Coxe, VVilliani Kuster, Roberta Miller, Vivian Remley, Jeanne Ruekle. Rnthanna Sharp- less, Martha Teel, Edith Pollak, George Doty, Philip Toromino, Jane Logan, David Hutchings, Ordean Quint, Loretta Gingher, Dolly Maekeeby, Joyce Anderson, Phyllis White, Dolores Ivey, Joanne Lewis, Sally Pennington, Annabelle Brobst, John Shigo, Geraldine Stout, Nancy VVat- kins, Luanne Law, Mary Louise Hartman, Joan Shaffer, Virginia Strain, Anne Nuss, Mary Kilfoil, Ann Hutchison, Elaine Creasy, Joan Zarr, Jo Ann Fornwald, Joyce Kramer, Bonnie Lou Follmer, Audrey Rehms, Nancy Shuman, Mary K. Shoemaker, Theresa Baehinger, Mary Ruth Dreibelbis, Barbara Giger, Merle Lank, Barbara W'eston, Nancy Trembley, Helen Turner, Rodney Henrie. Isabel Bernineer, Yvonne Howell. Marilyn Birtley, Dottie Lee Kashner, Janet Eifert. GIVE MY REGARDS TO BRGADWAY THESPIAN ROLL FOR 1945-l9-lo Susanne Dreibelbis-19-l-L1946, Norene .A'l2lllll-V-l9'l'l'rl94lfl, Aleki Comui is l9-ll l-lv Dorothy Jane Kline-19-l-l l9-lo, Jane Kuster-19-l-l-19-lo, Martha Teel4l944-lf O om s Cherrinegtr111419-l3-19-lo. James lCvelan:l-A-l9-l5-1940. Andrey Relmi-1945-19-lo, Wilbui lxtini 19-15419-l6, Phil l7l:1clAdl9-l5-19-lo, Barbara Niesleyfl9-l3-l94o, Barbara Gronei l941 9 i Edith Pollak--19-15-19-lo, Nancy Hippensteefn19-45-19-lb. Susan Kiinf-1941 lf 6 K Doty-1946, Harvey Andruss-fl940. Rolreta Miller--l94.s, Lucy Jane Baker J Baehinger-I9-lo, Kathryn Gunter -l9-lo, Ruth nna Sharp ers--19-lo, Gloria Marl S l9l1 He I Mattliewsfw-lo, Polly McHenry-19-lo, Wild, in K11,t.rA-l9-ln, Jeanne Rue l'ap,niaf-l9-16, Jean Gorreygl946. David Huteliings-19-lo. w - , TRI-HI-Y First Row. Left to Right: M. George. N. Stevens. B. Nie ley, Miss Schuyler, Adviser: B. Grout-r. J. Zzirr, N. Adams, D. Parker, J. Kuster: Second Row: M. Teel. D. Cedor, D. Hartman. A. Rehm. B. Weston, S. Dreibelhis, M. Dorsey: Third Row: A. Comuntzis, D. J. Kline, N. Shuman. J. Ruekle. N. Hinpensteel, A. Papania, B. Cole: Fourth Row: D. Neitz. J. Frye. L. J. Baker, J. Pnilo. L. Roblinsl. V. Bowman. J. Gorrey. SELF IMPROVEMENT, CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP, UNITED SERVICE The Tri-Hi-Y, a religious organization under the leadership of Miss Thursaliert Schuyler. is composed of thirty-Eve girls selected from tenth to twelfth grades. Various projects have been completed hy this organization which meets twice a month. They, together with the Hi-Y, helped to make the Older Boys' Conference a success when it was held here in liloomsliurg last December. The main purpose of the cluh. however, is to spread Christian infiuence throughout the school and communitv. The officers of the Tri-Hi-Y for'l945-1046 were: president. .l3?l1'lWl1'fl Gronerg vice-president, Marian Georgeg recording secretary, llarhara Niesleyl and corresponding secretary, Nancy Stevens. THE BOYS' CLUB fHi-YD The purpose of this religious organization, is To create, maintain and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. Under the ahle guidance of Mr. Brink. the Ili-Y, a cluli composed of boys from the ninth to the twelfth grades, had an active year. The initiation in Octoher included the dressing up of the new members as girls and was climaxed by a banquet. The local cluli played host this year to the Eastern Pennsylvania Confer- ence of the Hi-Y and Y.M.C..'X. organizations. HI-Y First Row, Seated, Left to Right: W. Kemp, W. Har- vey, E. Hitler, W. Johnson. G. Feldser. J. Mitchell, R. Kressler: Middle Row: li. Shultz, D. Cherringztun, F. Brown, J. Letterman. T. Cherringzton, E. Morrison. D. Holmes. Mr. F. Brink, Adviser: Back Row: W. May, Z. Hutton. D. Thomas, Il. Lanfman, J. Shigu. H. Andrn s. J. Crawford, E. Mordnn. WORK! WORK! FOR THE PLAY STAGE CREVV Seated: J. Struthers, J Eveland, D. Brink. P.Taor- mina: Standing: J. Fette- rolf, K. Wright, E. Rudy R. Dietz. J. Rupert. J. Duty Mr. Fisher. Rarely a day goes hy without seeing the white uniforms of the li. H. S. Stage Crew amliling here and there from auditorium. ,. . lhose uniforms represent a grand group of fellows and their director. Lfnder the capahle direction of .Xlex the art room to the stage of our lot of time and hard work for a Fisher. head of the .Xrt Depart- ment, the Stage Crew skillfully handles the lights. scenery and sound equip- ment for the numerous programs presented. During the 1945-1946 school term they helped to make the Senior Class Play, the All School Play, the Hand Concert, and the many assemblies, out- standing performances. The personnel includes: james liveland and James Struthers who lmoth left in the middle of the term to join the country's armed forcesg Donald ltrink, john Fetterolf, Richard Dietz, James lloty, Kenneth XVright, Philip Taorinina. .lack Rupert, and liugene Rudy. GIRLS' CHORUS First Row Seated, Left to Right: J. Henrie, D. Thom- as, R. Sharpless. A. Comunt- zis, M. Teel, D. J. Kline, J. Parsell, V. Remley, J. Zarrg Row: J. Frye, L. Middle Robling, M. Dorsey, N. Ad- ams, K. Gunter, S. Broadt, M. George, P. Martz, N. Stevens, Row: E. D. Neitzg Back Livsey. J. Mont- gomery, J. Edwards, S. Coombs, D. Greasy, S. Drei- belbis, J. Hileman, A. Rei- chard, Mr, McCormick, Di- rector. LET'S ALL SING TOGETHER! The Senior Girls' Chorus was reorganized this year under the dirtction of Mr. Edward T. McCormick. This four-part chorus consists of forty voices. Music of different maods such as sacred, classical, and semi-classical, was presented hy this group. During the Christmas season this group of girls made two appearances for which many favorable reports were received. The First performance was in a special program of music presented at the Methodist Church, and the second during the week of special Community Christmas music. The Senior Girls' Chorus also participated in the annual hand concert held on April 17. THIS IS OUR HAND Officers-President, Dnnnld C. Sneidman: Vice Presi- dent, Thomas B. Cherring- tun: Secretary and Treasur- er, Dorothy J. Kline: Lihra- rians. Paul Smith, Ralph Robbins, Myrun Sl0.lllI Cu4- tmlians, Donald Bernimler. Donald Dove. Sponsor-'fMr. E1lNX'lll T. Ml'f'llFh1ll'k. 2 Nluliiln-rsiN11r1'110 Arlzuns, IJ1111z1lrl l5cr11i11g1f1', lJ111'i1l klmlc. fimvrgc Duty, 'l'l1w. l c1lcl1'r. lllll7k'I'I Flnllcrty, l'l1z1rlcs l'l2lgCll1CyL'I', filciiu l'l1ll'lIlTCi'gCI'. l12llSj' Kisth-1', .lzumls l.k'lllN2lli, lfzlxmrml Kl1nrcl:111, Ralph Rnlwlmiiis, Allwrt Amlrcws, M:11'ily11 l5i1'tl1-y, ,luck L-l'ilXYlUIAKl, jzunus Duty. ,IQ11111-5 l:CI'QlllS1lll, juan lfryc, David l'lCCl-illlilll, l'illg'L'IlU Hummel, Damvtliy J. Kline, lfrl. l.ivS1-y, Mary Muycr, Luis Rlbllllllg, Ray l3z111m1111, 'lwllHlil2lS li. Clin-r1'i11g't1111, lflilllll' Lfrczusy, lJ111r1lcl lJm'1- l'l11I 1 1 l'l.1cl, Sully lfryc, -Illilllllk' Hcislcy, Aiiclrcy Kuisur, Gm-1u1'g1'1' l.lllIlJ2lL'll, june l.llXX'l'll, Allmcrt Naw- llZlI'l, Inu gvm' Rudy, Keith Rupert, F1-rn Sl1ull1'11h1'1'g1-1' lP11st fiI'2lfl.l, P21111 Smith. Jack SXX'lSlll'l', Slew Trumlnzik. lillg'L'llC Vzliiclcrslicc. ,luck SCYCFII, Dick Sitlcr, lJ111111l1l Lf SIlCltlllllll1. Nancy 'l'r1-lnhly, Judy L'11cI1'rw1ml, Plllll xvllllilllilll, l':11'l Slll'lll'lllJl'I'gk'I', fXly1'1111 Slilllll, Nancy SU'Yl'llH. . , 'J ' - mul, fil1'1111 XY:1lts. lzfl, 'l1'11fl11'1k l 11 lnflnrxx FLAG SXVINGIERS AND COLOR GUARD Left to Riprht: fholding Ipan- nerl N. Cox, N. Watkins fswinfzersb First Row! J. Rube-rts, M. Painter. T. Dunn. D. Fedder, E. Chap- man, A. Cumuntzis: Sem-umi R 0 w : J. Furnwald. E. Broadt. M. Heffelfinger, M. Barnes. P. Bennett. M. Stookey: Third, Row: E. Kressler. A. Brobst, M. Eb- Iinfr. H. Mengine. J. Stew- art, M. Richenderfer: Colm' Szuard lun left-bottom lu top! P. Cunningham, B. Sitler. E. Livsey, M, Hart- zell: fright-bottom to top! M, Shoe-maker, li. McCrar-k- nn Ml lIi..4l,.u I' Dn....L I JUST GOT A LETTER The purpose of the Girls' Athletic Association is to help girls obtain points toward numerals and letters. The members were divided into nine committees. one for each month, which planned the activities. Mrs. Bader's fine ideas gave the club a splendid boost. This year the girls had several parties in the gym. They went swimming. skating, and bowling. They also went for a week-end camping trip to Camp Creasy. The club marched in the llloonisburg and the Catawissa llallowe'en parades and won thirty-five dollars in prizes. The officers for this year were: president, Alice Eisenhauerg vice president, Joyce Andersong secretary, june Lowell, treasurer, Carol Coatesg and faculty daiviser, Mrs. Bader. GIRLS' GYM TEAM Baker, A. Cumuntzis. S. L Reclining, Left to Right: Philo, M. Greenly, L. J Deiterickg Kneeling: A Brobst, E. Kressler, J. Furn- wald, P. Cunningham, H Dewey, M. Heffelnnger, M Kashner, J. Toth, M. Stein er: Standing: N. Lyehns Mrs. Bader, adviser: S ffer J Lowell G Black Sha , . , . . S. Flick, D. Shoemaker. G. Marks, P. Davis, D. Stott. C. Coates, B. R. Keller, K. Gunter. THE GIRLS' GYM TEAM The Girls' Gvm Team, which had been discontinued for several years, was again reorganized this year by Mrs. llader. The purpose of this organization is to develop any talents that the girls may have in athletics. It promotes good health and helps girls obtain points toward ehevrons and ll's . Girls from seventh grade through twelfth grade compose the team. They practice marching. wand drills. dancing, and tumbling. An assembly was planned by the girls and their long hours of practice were well rewarded by the line demonstration. The officers of the club for this school year Were: manager, june Lowellg assistant manager. Nadia Lychosg pianists, Betty Ruth Kellerg Kathryn Gungerg faculty adviser, Mrs. Bader. k .. , A, . W W , . . ,.,5i,,y,g,5 umwmwmmawwammf.-wmwymiwlwammfwvwyW. .M-www W. MM COME ON NOW! LET'S YELL! XVith the excellent guidance of Mrs. Rader. the girls led many pep meetings throughout the school year. The cheerleaders, with Doris Parker as captain, have done a good jolm this year and were a credit to liloomshurg lligh School. VH not only stands for victory, hut also for vim, vigor, and vitality which well describe our eight peppy cheerleaders. These girls have done a great deal to keep the school's spirit and morale high. First Row: J. Lewis, A. Garthwaile: Second Row: S. Coombs, S. Deiteriek, IS. Moyer: Third Row: M, George, J. Shader: Top: D. Parker. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The lfuture Farmers of America is a non-profit, non-political. national farm organization of voluntary memlmership, designed to take its place along with other agencies striving for the development of leadership, the building of a more per- manent agriculture, and the improvement of country life. lt constitutes one of the most etlicient agricultural teaching devices for lmoys that has heen discovered up to the present time. tlielow-Left to Rightl Front Row: lloward lingler, Ray Crawford, Ross Klausteller, 'lames Creasy, llarry Nungesser, Ralph Bartholomew, Vice Presiclentg Second Row: Chester Clirton, Paul Kisner, Donald Correll, Treasurerg Charles Hman, Arnold Roberts, Glen livans, john Klinger, james Riegleg Third Row: Clair llock, .lack lfetterolf, Doyle Keller, Sentinelg William Pifer, Rudolph Kitchen, Presidentg lilmer Kline. Secretaryg Clinton l.oralg Hack Row: Carl Shellenherger, Donald Klinger. john Creasv, Delos Howell, Rohert llronson, Carl Strausser, Reporter, lXlr. Walter gl. Lewis, Adviser. , -c:r,,- ,15Z:ff N 'V n 005312100 9 . N ' ' A 'T FSE 3 I : ' 3 c e l C ff! 'un.10 '5 ug , E VARSITY 1 X ' I'OO'1 BALL Standing: Mr. Schell, Mr. Colder, Mr. Mordan, J. Babb, R. Dillon, R. Hatter. F. Derr. W. Welliver, S. Le- van, R. Ledyard. J. Fetter- olf, L. Coval, R. Eveland, D. Cole, N. Tressler, R. Watts. R. Moyle, R. Viets, H. Andruss, Mr. Penning- ton: Seated: E. Coval, R. Miller, H. Moyer, H. Price, .I. Lychos, J. Stephenson, J. Eveland, J. Struthers, C. Franks R. Whitner, J. Sev- ern: On the Ground: S. Kline. VIITNIOR V. XR.SI'I'Y FOOT IIA I , I , Standing: W. Lang. C. Mo- ser. G. Fritz, F. Lenhart. D. Rupert, D. Yohey, E. Mil- ler. J. Morrison, B. Harold, C. Beltz, Mr. Pennington: Sitting: E. Yost. G. Morri- son. D. Fairly, F. Todd, B. Shultz, R. Evans, D. Diets, R. Perotti. R. Peckni, C. Lee, R. Rumor: Kneeling: R. Laufman, K. Chamber- land, E. Shepperson, F. I Brown. R. Dorsey. S. Ney- hart. C. Patterson, J. Ka- I ram. I GETTING A KICK OUT QF LIFE The footliall season of lf?-I5 will he a pleasant one for alumni. faculty and students to remeniher. hlr. Schell did a line jolm in moulding an inexperienced squad into varsity performers. The six games that were lost made us proud of the determination shown lmy our lmoys. The three games that were won aroused an enthusiasm that did much to maintain the Old School Spirit. The traditional Thanksgiving Day game with Danville was, no doulit, the highlight of the season. The splendid work of our lighting team was applauded Ivy a large crowd. Good luck to the senior players who kissed the pigskin good-lmye! May you get as lmig a kick out of the future as you did out of the past. FUTURE STARS The .lunior Varsity lfootlmall Team had a very line record for the season. Under excellent coaching they won three games out of Five. The two games lost to llerwick were made up hy the two games won from Illilton. The fellows did an exceedingly fine jolm in winning the Ntll'flllllllllCl'lHllCI game too. IlIr. I'ennington was justly proud of the cooperative and determined spirit of the team and lmelieves it will add much to the varsity of the future. VARSITY BJXSKETBALL Left to Right, First Row: W. Rygiel, J. Severn, H. Appl'man: Second Row: W. Kemp. A. Newhart, S. Le- van. R. Roberts J. Mc- Mahan. Mr. Golder: Third Rfv-H W Moyle, W. May, R. Watts. I. V. BASK ETBALL Left to Right: C. Lee. D. Bauman, R. Harter, R. Led- yard, R. Dillon: Second Row' F. Nurs, E. Trudnak D. Yohe. D. Cole: Third Row: Fl. Yost, Mr. Reed, W. Harrell. PASS THE BOUNCE The Bloomslmurg Panthers hnished in third place in the Susquehanna League this year, and, on the whole. had a very good season. Under the capalnle leader- ship of Coach Frank Colder, the Panthers won twelve games and lost four. jack Severn was elected honorary captain at the end of the season. The class of 1946 conffratulates the Panthers and Mr. Colder for the ffood r-. I N sportsmanship and fighting spirit which they displayed so ahly this year. WARMING UP The Bloomsburg High School Jayvees, coached hy Mr. NVilliam Reed, came through on top in the Susquehanna I-V League. They tied Sunbury for Hrst place in the league with 14 wins and only 2 losses. Dick Ledyard was high scorer for the league with a total of 220 points. These jayvees showed real spirit and promise to be a first class varsity next year. ATHLETIC HONOR SOCIETY First Row, Left to Right: N. Tressler, J. Babb, R. Watts: Se-cond Row: W. Ryiziel, Mr. Golder, Mr. Sehell, C. l r:inks. t t BLOOIVISBURG HIGH ALL-STARS The National Athletic Honor Society, formed in 1925 hy a group of secondary school principals, has now over thirteen hundred chapters in our nation. In order to qualify, the athlete must he a junior or senior. I-le must have earned a letter in a major sport, and his scholastic record must be equal to, or hetter than, the average of the high school. I-Ie must he a leader in character, citizenship. and sportsmanship. NYe sincerely congratulate those of our school who are memhers of this honor society. COMMENCEMENT SPEAKERS Dorothy J. Kline. Martha Teel. Jane Kuster. COMMENCEMENT ACTIVITIES On May 24 we Cllllutllfltll our high school activities-tests were given-books were col- lected-and we said good-:rye to homework. NVe were happy, but in a melancholy way. Class Day activities, under the direction of Mrs. Kline, were gay and entertaining. It was a day of inforinalit' with everyone having a good time. On May 31st came tie lxig event of the year, the jr-Sr Prom, The Junior Class and their advisers, Miss Bowman and Mr. Schell, made the Prom a memorable occasion tor the upperclassmen. The theme of the Prom this year was Spring, and the gymnasium was decorated accordingly with appropriate flowers and pine houghs. Ettective colored lighting added to the pleasant atmosphere. Music was provided hy Ivan Faux and his orchestra. The Prom was a huge success, and all who attended enjoyed it very much. On Sunday evening, june Znd, Baccalaureate Services were held in the auditorium. Rev- erend Ifdgar Ziegler of the Lutheran Church gave us an inspiring talk. Cfoinineneenient activities concluded on june Sth with graduation exercises at which time the diplomas were awarded Io the graduates. The three seniors who delivered Commencement Day addresses were Dorothy J. Kline, jane Knster and Martha Teel. These girls, members of the National Honor Society for two years, were outstanding in extra-curricular activities as well as scholastic work. The ceremonies were very impressive and largely attended by parents and friends of the graduates. FEATURES fl, ,- SEN IORITY POPULARITY POLL Most Popular Girl Most Popular Boy Best Girl Dancer Best Boy Dancer Most Musical Boy Most Musical Girl First Ruth Bachinger lack Severn Lois Davis jack Severn Charles 'Hagemeyer Susan Kline Girl Most Likely to Succeed Norene Adams Boy Most Likely to Succeed Milan Drake Girl You Woulrl Like to be Stranded on a Desert Island With Vera Bowman Boy You Would Like to be Stranded on a Desert Island With Most Athletic Girl Most Athletic Boy Most Attractive Girl Most Handsome Boy N oisiest Boy Noisiest Girl Class Flapper Class Wolf Cutest Girl Cutest Boy Sweetest Couple Class Brain Class Apple Polisher Best Dressed Girl Best Dressed Boy jack Stephenson Dorothy Stott jack Severn jane Keller Jack Stephenson George Lauhach June Lowell jane Kuster Bill Hess Marjorie Ent Jim Gillespie Don Steinruck and Doris Parker Milan Drake jim Magee Jean Kline Jim Magee RIIIIIIFVIIP Jane Keller Beverly Schug 'lim Gillespie Alcki Comuntzis George Laulmach -I ack Severn Dorothy il. Kline Martha Teel 'Walter Rygiel Marjorie lint Bob Cherrington Carol Coates ,I im Gillespie Jean Kline Bob Cherrington jack Severn Jim Eveland H ulda VVhite Edith' Pollak Ruthanna Sharpless Dick Whitner Carmen Welliver Vera Bowman Don Sniedman Bev Schug and Reuel Hartman Doris Neitz Jane Kuster, Jack Bartor Arlene Conner Bill Hess FAVORITE EXPRESSION OBSESSION BlTl0N E PEN-N TITLE 0 ll 1 tn K D 1 8 M . 'U -. E .2 z- 1, E w a E Z : A e S . H . r o w a- a ' W -: a M N : . 5 Q: iw N a b 'cc , q 5 1: . '4-qv N W-.-1 H m Q ni W - ag :wg sg :egg -:sac .1 hz :foo bf. Sm. ,,, : - ,,, ' w Z - 'Q o W -5 Q -U. .. -. . - - - L. - g.. m - - :1 : : - - -Q P '. E , 'cs 'cv E0 'vs Eg SPE A 022 3 E : 2 2.o:,:a L ,w 52,3 :U 5 - 5 P E, 3 Eu is gi ::......,, A4 -cs --- .,.. wg,P-magna g .au P--Ev.: :un O B in . c .- vw .,.. .w-.- ..... Q -cs -5 aa ,, -1 .,.. -H .,.. . h 0 . W Hu. M :ab egg-gf S v-2 2 2-v-Areaipm wg SS Shiv SA -au : E g w , Qgm -'- ' ' : - ' --' -- 'c . i. 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Kressler Dick Forester Homework You moldy character T. Krill Tom Electrical Engineer Eating '1'hat's a fact A. Krum Krummy' Pilot Men Are you kidding 2 J. Kuster Janie Teacher Potato Chips, Sleep Good gravyl' G. Laubach George Rexrigeration Engineer My Mrs. Kline I pass J. Letterman Jim Pilot Spaghetti Can I walk you home? ' C. Loral, Jr. Salty Driving Vehicles Women Why 7 D. Lowell Dingle Soda Jerk Movies Don't know, do you? J. Lowell Curly Morticlan Dead People, Men What do you want, BLOOD ? J. Lychos Doc Officer in Marines Sports. Marines Good, huh '! J. Magee Junior President of Mill Niesley. Flying ' '1 nank Heaven I'm pure I-I. Martenas Tens, Member of Pa. Game Commission Hunting, Fishing . . . . T. Matrey Butch Navy Women That's average D. Mausteller Killer Nurse Black Coupe, Motorcycles Oh, what you said! M. Mayer Marg W.T.'s decorat r Somebody That's a good question E. McCloskey Mickey Pedologist Junior Ta1l, tender and terrific' D. McHenry Dorie Beautician Spooning Oh, pshaw! J. McHenry . . .. .. . . .................. . R. Miller Dick Sailor fGobJ Girls ILoadsJ That's average R. Miller Bobbie To be Successful Money, Clothes I did not J. Montgomery Jan Good Secretary Necking I nearly died laughing H. Moyer, Jr. Shorty Agricultural Chemist Audrey, Eating Don't blame it on me D. J. Nietz Snietzy Scientist Movies, Basketball Players Oh, bugs! ' R. Norquest Bob .. . . .. . . A. Papania Pappy E ecutive Secr tary People in Gen ral Oh, No! S. Papania Sam ............... .... A une ...... M. Patterson . .... . . .. . . . D. Parker Red Bloomsburg Candy Co.'s Secretary Ham Bar-B-Ques Oh, darn E. Pollak Eet Court Stenographer Sleeping, Nylons I wonder if I got a letter H. Price Fi-oggie Navy Women ..., ..........., . L. Reibsome Louie Office Worker A Marine I wonder if I got a letter E. Reichard . ...., . ... .... .. A . . .. W. Richenderfer Walt Butcher Ice Cream Hey, Muscles F. Rupert Whity Mechanic Rollerskating Haha Huba M. K. Rupert Kate Clerk A Sailor Don't get wise W. Rygiel Obie Biological Chemist Athletics, Dancing Just a minute D. Sands Salty Marine . . B. Schug Bev Nurse Reuel. Potato Chips Honey Winifred Schug Winnie Secretary Chevrolets It's out of this world I. Severn Ish Study Medicine Carolyn Hower At ease, disease R. Sharpless Shortie Sharpy . . .. My Honey Don't look at me in that tone of voice J. Skaw Jim Professional Loafer Blondes 1 pass M. Sloan Mort Vocalist with Name Band Wine. Women, and Song How can you tell? P. Smith Smitty To have an Ambition Hamburgers, Sausage Now listen D. Sneidman Don Engineer Ruthanna, Sleeping Weill , D. Sllaid Dot Housewife Dancing Gee Whiz! D. Steinruck Steinie Candy Salesman Parker household, Mother and Dad What do you want, eggs in your beur? J- SISSIJYICDSOII Red Marine Marine Corps That's average G. Stevens Stevie , .... ....... , ........... M . . . , D. Stott Stottie Sports Horses, Ice Cream I don't know N. Stout Red Travel Marines, Debating Love it, Love it! J. Struthers Bo-Bo Army Joan, Radio Good, huh? M. Teel Marty English Instructor Dick. Cheeseburgers Now wait a minute D. Thomas Blondie Vocalis Music Oh, da n! R. Trump Stumpie' Chemistry Teacher Myself Good, huh 'I' F. Valeskie Junior Aviator Ruthie, Pool Room You twisted my arm E. Vanderslice Gene , , M Music D. Vogt Dave Well-to-do Farmer Everything but School-work You talked me into it G. Watkins Trudy Fashion Illustrator People, Drawing Oh, that's a laugh W. Watts Watsy Millionaire Pin Ball Machines That's a joke, son C. Welliver Shorty Officer in Marines Eleanor, Flying That's average H. White Hazel Beautician Rings Holy nuts R. Whitmire Peanuts Nurse Sleeping Are you kidding- ? R. Whitner Wimpy State Patrolman Hi! good lookin N. Wolfe Bubbles Civil Service Work Jokes. Witty Sayings Those are the breaks P. Wolfe Phil Hair Stylist in Hollywood Preachers There you go. Joe E- YOIIHZ Shorty Captain's Wife Cant. Robert Andrews Let's 20 t0 Berwick' J. Zarr Joanie Hospital Supervisor Anything Fattening Holy Cow E. Zimmerman Shorty Navy Sailors lJackl 'Now when Jack was hom ' M. Zosh Madge 0Hice Job Movies Ye Gods w l OUR SCHOOL CALENDAR SEPTEMBER 4-School opened 14-Football, West Mahanoy, home 21-Football, Forty Fort, away 28-Football, South Williamsport, home 25-29-Fair Vacation, half-day sessions OCTOBER 5-Football, Muncy, home 12-Football, Milton, home 19-Football, Selinsgrove, away Z4-Report Cards 26-Football, Berwick, away NOVEMBER 2-Football, Jersey Shore, home 6-Assembly 8:30-Speaker about Bagdad 10-Football, Northumberland, away 20-Senior Class Play- Janie 22-Football, Danville, home 22-23-Thanksgiving Vacation FEBRUARY 1-Basketball, 5-Basketball, 8-Basketball, 11-Basketball, 13-Basketball, 15-Basketball, 19-Basketball, 22-Basketball, Danville, away Sunbury, home Milton, home MARCH 4-Assembly 8 :3O-Marimbist 14-Report Cards 20-Assembly 11 :00-Science 22-All-school play l Trevorton, home Lewisburg, away Northumberland, away Mifflinburg, home Selinsgrove, home 27-Faculty Party APRIL 29-30-Institute 12-Band Concert DECEMBER 19-26-Easter Vacation 6-Basketball, Berwick, away 11-Basketball, Shamokin, away M AY 14-Basketball, Shamokin, home 18-Basketball, Hughesville, home . , 21-Ba5ketba1ly Muncy, away 2-Report Cards, Assembly 8:30-Pianist 2?-gasketbgll, tfilumni, home Impersonator - eport ar s . . 7-8-Older Boys Conference whvacatlon-Memonal Day 20-Fifth Street Program 25-Januarv 1-Christmas Vacation JUNE 28-Christmas Dance sponsored by the Junior Class Z--Baccalaureate Service 7:30 P.M. 2-Basketball 4-Basketball 8-Basketball 11-Basketball 14-Basketball JANUARY , Danville, home , Trevorton, away , Sunbury, away , Milton, away , Lewisburg, home 15-Assembly 2 130-Glass blower 16-Basketball, Northumberland, home 18-Basketball, Miiiilinburg, away 22-Basketball, Selinsgrove, away 31-Report Cards 3-Class Day 2:30 P.M. 5-Commencement 8:00 P.M. 6-Last day of school LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT GF THE CLASS OF 1946 We, the Senior Class of the Bloomsburg High School, having reached the ultimate goal of our high school career, being of sound mind, memory and under- standing do make and publish this, our last will and testament, hereby making void all former wills made by us at any time prior to this date. We do hereby bequeath our personal belongings to the following persons or groups of persons: First: To the juniors we bequeath our excuses, our admit slips, compacts, books of condensed novels, our use of a very extensive vocabulary, our studious and dignified manner. We trust that the juniors will use these things to the best advantage and that when they part with them they will do so without sorrow. All the rest, residue and remainder of our personal belongings shall be divided equally among the juniors of the high school. Beverly Schug and Reuel Hartman bequeath their affection for each other to Judy Underwood and Willy. Jack Severn and Bill Hess bequeath their worn-out excuses for unprepared- ness to their friends, Roland Eveland and Bud LeVan. Nina Stout and Anna Downs bequeath their method of dancing at West Side to Myrtle Nevel and Dawn Craig. Charlie Hagemeyer bequeaths his private keys to the music room to jim Lehman. Bob Cherrington bequeaths that school-girl complexion to Roland Eveland. jack Stephenson bequeaths his personal magnetism to attract the opposite sex to Bob Watts. Trudy Watkins bequeaths her habit of getting to school so early to Marqueen Robbins. George Laubach and Jerry Feldser bequeath their loud and boisterous ways to Mousey Babb. e Susanne Dreibelbis bequeaths her Old Wives Tales to Polly McHenry. june Lowell bequeaths her quietf ?j way to Joan Shalfer. Jim Struthers bequeaths his super personality to Francis Derr and Wayne Welliver. H jim Magee bequeaths his kittenish ways to Barbara Niesley. We, the class of 1946, as Witness Thereof, have set our hands and seals thereto, this twenty-fifth day of February, in the year of our Lord, one thousand, nine hundred forty-six. ANN PAPANIA BEVERLY SCHUG GERTRUDE WATKINS APPRECIATION In departing, the Senior Class of 1946 dedicates this page to all who aided us in our high school trials and tribulations. In particular do we owe a debt of gratitude to our teachers who have equipped us with the tools of knowl- edge in order that we may go out into the world with courage and character to find a place for ourselves. To our advisers and to our administrators we give thanks 'for their guidance in all the activities of the class. To our parents we are grateful for their patience and many sacrifices in order that we might complete our education. Our progressive school board deserves a vote of thanks for the contributions made to our alma mater. Last, but not least, we thank the advertisers who contributed so generously, thus helping us to put out this yearbook. 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Coates Grace Rehm Beauty Shop Kathleen Hess Beauty Shop Real French Cleaner, lnc. Aft'l1fl0H Ihr' Mmnorabilin wllmz you buy Fine Quality Clothing Suits and Topcoats - 335.00 to 550.00 Hats - - - - 56.00 to 510.00 Arrow Shirts - - 52.24 6. S2.46 Fred R. Hippensteel Al-Ways Reliable HUDSON Builder of Fine Motor Cars Since 1909 Triangle Motor Co., Inc Serving Motoring Public Since 1921 Bloomsburg, Penna. COMPLIMENTS OF C. M. LUTZ BONDS. INSURANCE and REAL ESTATE Best Wishes to the Graduating Class ot 1946 WALKER'S Iewelers - Silversmiths Formerly Jinuny the Jeweler Bloomsburg, Pa. Kressler Greenhouse M. E. SHAFFER Funeral Flowers Our Specially Telegraph Delivery Service Herman L. Kuster GENERAL STORE Susquehanna Coal Fernville, Pa. Phone 471 COMPLIMENTS OF THE WANLER Bloomsburg, Pa. 121 W. Main St. W. T. GRANT CO. Dept. Store THE LITTLE SHOP For a. Complete Line of Infant and Children's Wearing Apparel 10 W. Main St. Bloomsburg, Pa COMPLIMENTS OF TOLEDO BROS. and CO. COMPLIMENTS OF RAY DUBOIS Hoover's Furniture Co. Corner Main and Market Sts. The Store on the Square Bloomsburg, Pa. Phone 577 The Most Complete Stock of Kitchen and Laundry Equipment in Town Bottled Gas LOWS' Cor. Main and Iron Sts. Phone Quality Makes Friends Service Keeps Them 1027 F or All Your Food Needs TRY PENNINGTON'S Phone 81 Delivery Service PAT 8: ELLY Beauty Shoppe 35 East Main St. Phone 384 RACUSINS DRESS SHOP EXCLUSIVE BUT NOT EXPENSIVE COMPLIMENTS OF SHARPLESS HARDWARE CO. Miller Office Supply and Equipment Co. 9 E. Main St. Bloomsburg, Pa. School Supplies G Ofiice Supplies BUICK sALEs AND sznvrcs Hagenbuch Motor Co. 157 West Main Street Bloomsburg, Pa. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1946 Wm. E. Letterman former B. H. S. Teacher Now Agent for Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co. Newark, N. J. SAFE AND RELIABLE 'FRANSPOR TATIQN at Low COST It's Work to Drive-VVhy Drive to Work? ,NORTH BRANCH BUS CO. Class of 1946 GOOD LUCK TO YOU ALL DOBYNS PORTRAITS BY PHOTOGRAPHY MOYER BROTHERS Your Prescription Druggists Since 1868 Meet Your Friends at Our Soda Fountain MOYER'S FAMOUS HOME MADE ICE CREAM Sold Exclusively at Our Fountain Ice Cream, Sodas and Sundaes Headquarters For Whitman's and Lovell and Coval Chocolates PREPARE NOW HOME STUDY COURSES The Wor1d's Largest Correspondence School Will Train You Quickly, Inexpensively Ilexltiles E ilieet Metal . I t . COMPUMENTS OF Alialffi Miihms DrZ'i.E?.2 s Good English Cost Accounting llclattgrnanalsing I groin-raking I E . ll ll ll EC. ll lhe l Letterman Bakery, Inc, skim: v5e1Si.lL' Maehsnirf er ng Surveying-Mapping Maid-Lofting Commercial Art Plastics Accounting Radio Bakers of Check Course Interested In. We Will Mail Free Catalog Fine Bread and Cakes OVER 400 COURSES AVAILABLE Name ...................A.........l.....,......................... Ask for Them by Name at Address ................l........,............ Age ........... Your Grocers' International Correspondence Schools Local Representative BRUCE LEIBY P. O. Box 243 Danville, Pa. Phone 105 RAY HARLEY BARBER sHoP East and Main SANITARY EXPERT WORKMANSHIP COMPLIMENTS OF A R C U S WOMEN'S SHOP Hurley Miller and Son Plumbing and Heating Sheet Metal Bloomsburg, Pa. Phone 374-J Engle's Dairy Lunch PLATTER LUNCHES and POLAR WAVE ICE CREAM 134 E. Main St. Phone 9173 THE DIXIE SHOPS BLOOMSBURG FASHION CORNER General Sales 8: Service G. M. C. Trucks and Diesel Engines Case Farm Machinery Phone 656 MARTHA WASHINGTON HOTEL and RESTAURANT WELLIVER BROTHERS Proprie B ll Phone 9154 BLOOMSBURG, PA Compliments of Bloomsburg Hosiery Mills, Inc. Manufacturers of e SEAMLESS HOSIER Y Bloomsburg, Penna. F. P. PURSEL Department Store 53 Years of Quality B10 msburg, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF BLOOMSBURG FLORAL CO. Wholsesale Distributors COMPLIMENTS OF CALDWELL CONSISTORY A. A. S. R. COMPLIMENTS OF REA 81: DERICK BLooMsBURc.'s LEADING DRUG STORE COMPLIMENTS OF Buckalew Chevrolet Co. Bloomsburg, Pa. ICE CREAM 'rHA'r's Deliciously Different Dolly Madison HOPPES 364 East St. COMPLIMENTS OF SUNBURY MOTOR PARTS COMPLIMENTS OF RALPH D. FRY sEnv1cE STATION A KASHNER'S MlI.LlNERY BARBER STORE SHOP East d Fifth Streets JOHNSON'S JEWELRY AND GIFT sHoP 40 West Main Street Bloomsburg, Pa. BART PURSEL MEN'S - CLOTHIER - BOYS DRY CLEANER CONGRATULATIONS TO GRADUATING CLASS H. E. BAILEY Attomey Bloomsburg Mills, Inc. BLOOMSBURG - PENNSYLVANIA Manufacturers of RAYON FABRICS +++ Factories: Bloomsburg, Por. - Lock Haven, Pc. - Duryecz, PCI. New York Sales Office: 525 Seventh Avenue COMPLIMENTS OF PHILLIPS STUDIO SNYDERS' PORTRAITS AND COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY 213 East St- SEVENTH AND IRON szrs. B1 m b g P Ph 1236 COMPLIMENTS OF CROSS ROAD TAVERN For Quality and Quick Service Visit TEXAS LUNCH D. 1. COMUNTZIS John T. Williams MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT AUCTIONEER 260 West Main St. Bloomsburg, Pa. Saddlery and Harness Equipment Ladies' Hand Bags Homemade Ice Cream and Gloves and Candy Specialty COMPLIMENTS OF SHUMAN HARDWARE STORE COMPLIMENTS OF H. 8: C. DRUGS HOLLINGSHEAD sz CHRISTIAN COMPLIMENTS OF LAZARUS ELECTRIC CENTER HESS COMPLIMENTS or Sneidman Brothers Almedia, Pa. Be Progressive Own Your Own Home Save the Landlord's Proiii hop . WILLIAM P. ZEHNER moke Real Estate - Insurance Compliments of Magee Carpet Company Bloomsburg, Pa. ComeTo- FEST'S For Ice Cream Restaurant and Fountain Service Bloomsburg - Ccttawissa COMPLIMENTS OF R. S. HEMINGWAY GENSEMER'S Meats Since 1900 Knapp Avenue Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania COMPLIMENTS OF Bloomsburg Floral Co Light Street Road Bloomsburg, Perma. Phone 259J I. C. STRADLING, Prop. THE SPORT SHOP Sporting Goods Electrical Supplies and Appliances Opposite Columbia Theotre Center St. Bloomsburg, Por. Phone 654-I COLUMBIA LOCKER COMPANY COMPLIMENTS OF BLOOMSBURG WORSTED MILL When You Think of GIFTS See SNEIDMAN 'S Economy Stores Co. Fumiture for Less One of BLOOMSBURG'S BEST STORES COMPLIMENTS OF JACK GEISTWITE Studio of Photography 124 East Main St. Bloomsburg, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF Temple of Music CONFECTIONARY I FOUNTAIN SERVICE Everything Musical AND GORDON KELLER LUNCH COMPLIMENTS OF SP1c AND SPAN CLEANERS COMPLIMENTS OF CARRIES' BEAUTY SHOP M. L. WEST h Druggist 128 West Main St. Below Market Bloomsburg, Penna. Wiedenman 8: Conner Frigidaires, Refrigerators. Ranges RCA, Zeniih, Maiestic Radios Maytag. Easy. Thor Washers All Electrical Appliances Best Wishes TO THE CLASS OF 1946 F. S. I-IUTCHISON COMPLIMENTS OF Insurance DRESS AND CORSET SHOP West Main St. HARRY S. BARTON Real Estate Bloomsburg, Perma. Insurance Bloomsburg, Perma. COMPLIMENTS OF M, I, CREASY COMPLIMENTS OF Fresh Meats and Groceries H. Phone 91 589 W. Main st. 54 E. Mani 'Stl Bloomsburg, Pa, Bloomsburg, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF H R ERWINE .sz soN COMPUMENTS OF Contractors and Builders Housenick Motor Co' Builders Supplies Main and East Streets Office: Berwick R. D. Phone 1157 Bloomsburg, Pa. Bloomsburg, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF The Dairy Store Restaurant Home Cooked Meals KORN SHOP 'md Home Made Pastries 6 W. Main St. Phone 9181 MARIETTA J. C. PENNY co. Wearing Apparel Leader in Styled Right - Priced Right Rgady-t0-Wgar 52 E. Main St. Bloomsburg, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF J. S. Raub Shoe Store Sty-L-Flex Feather Tred Known lor Better Value E. Main St. Bloomsburg, Pa. Fred G. Sharrett's Finer Furniture At Lower Prices Almedia, Pa. Phone 1302 COMPLIMENTS OF Ohl's Service Station Gas. Oil and Repairing COMPLIMENTS OF SHARPING Inc. SARA HERR COMPLIMENTS OF WISE CREDIT COMPLIMENTS OF DR. S. L. LeVAN 61 East Main St. Office Hours: JEWELERS 9 oo 12 oo - 1-so 5 oo T 1 ph 848 COMPLIMENTS OF Milco Undergarment Company, Inc. COMPLIMENTS OF' COMPLIMENTS OF PI-IILLIP'S C. M. 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