Blue Mountain High School - Mountain Echo Yearbook (Schuylkill Haven, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1966 volume:

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L 1 37: N A' fx? hm w f ,:. ,i XQCFXLJ sity eggs., 5 DURING THE SUMMER OF 1965, Blue Mountain initiated a six-weeks summer school program of both remedial and enrichment courses. When the regular fall term began, five- period courses of advanced composition, speech academic art, and home economics were offered in the established curriculums. Two additional teachers were added to the faculty. Mr. Donald Smith was employed as a junior high mathematics and science teacherg Mrs, Yolanda Volkay was assigned as a junior high guidance counselor, giving our school a total of three counselors. In September the Gifted Student Program was introduced on a released time basis for qualifying students to take advanced mathe- matics courses at the Penn State Center. Richard Siluk, Lee Lengel, Carol I-Iazmuka, and Larry Fisher attend classes at Penn State Center. Progress Mentally Through cm f 7 T' I I FY ff K ww' ff fffxf ...A qyfngjlfi ,L M lc, ,I .fy,y'1,' ', f. WW M, fp -,' U' ' ' Vxfxfblf x, fy CQ' 1f ,',f'.5 ,j Y1t, f' , W ,V +-f' nfl N ',.' ,, 4 '-M, A .1 t, .J ,149 :J W, ll, , ,I ,Q wh' ,, au -' , ,,A W Ai UK UNDER THE FIVE -YEAR PROJEC- TION plans of the Supervising Principal, each department is projecting its needs for a changing curriculum, new courses, and additional equipment to upgrade the quality of education and to increase physical facilities at both the elemen- tary and secondary levels . The long-range planning of a com- petent administration and a dedicated faculty to meet the needs of youth is evidence of progress mentally. 393 If -is I-ss 5, V'7fj '-ff- 'H J Us 4 n Lv ' e ,,-f1:'7' k, Jiieaeiff ,Progress Pliysically Through u Vifidein Il THE MIGHTY EAGLES began the athletic 1 season with a smashing victory over the Crimson Tide of Pottsville with a score of 20-19, a first for Blue Mountain in a series begun in 1961. ' The 1965 baseball squad captured the South Schuylkill League championship and the coveted District Xl title. Edward Lykins copped the Outstanding Wrestler trophy at the County Wrestling Tournament held at Blue Mountain? White Team defeated Blue Team by a thin margin in the annual Blue and White Sports Night competition. Through the efforts of the administration, athletic director, and coaches, new football, basketball, and baseball uniforms were pur- chased. 10 AIIQIIQIIC W0 If W TISM-UP T UK GUYS IIY I I Ili Q .42 ADDED TO THE EXISTING ATH- LETIC schedule for this year were varsity golf and girls' archery. Girls' field hockey was added as an intra- mural sport. The addition of new sports, the fine performances of teams in competition, and the proposed football stadium under consideration are evidence of progress physically. Schuylkill County Wrestling Tournament participants in '65 matches display trophies x ff' V? ' uwlf wiv Blue and White Sports Night captains accept trophy. I , ull ,J I Y -XA . ef ' me 4, . -my K 1 . ii.-V A ' 1 J xg - -V 'J .fi THE ARRIVAL OF THARNEE TONGSRINARK foreign exchange student from Thailand, marked the beginning of an exciting year socially for stu dents at Blue Mountain. In no better way could students progress socially than by working with Tharnee as he participated in Student Council, his sponsoring organization, speech club, AERIE, college preparatory courses, and athletic activities. Living at the horne of John Fridirici, Tharnee learned to know America firsthand as the Fridiricis learned to know Thailand through sharing experiences with Tharnee. Once again the choruses presented fine concerts, and the marching band added a highlight to football games with intricate routines and rousing march tunes. Progress Socially Through New Activities Mr Romberger welcomes Tharnee Tongsrmark to Blue Mountam and Expewencesf ' WITH THE STRAINS OF DANCE MUSIC still drifting on the warm May breezes, satisfied juniors left the castle of Camelot, the regal setting for their social event of the year -- the Junior Prom. Working together on class projects, parties, sub sales, pep rallies, dances and rehearsals and discussing events and problems at lunch and during home room periods, students show evidence of progress socially. Curriculum Grows Through Efforts of Administration and Faculty I -fm ., . gl --sf' ea. ,x ' ' '-Q Vi fw.: 'J Administration Works for Improvement of Plant, Facilities, and Curriculum ,wif 1 .. ,l-,....Qi,.-:ggi ,Q-.-.A-E1 ,,.,--f 6 THEODORE J. CATRANIS Assistant High School Principal JAMES A. ROIVEBERGER High School Principal DONALD MQA FEE Administrative Assistant OFFICE S TA FF Kathryn Snyder, Betty Ann Moyer, Ethel Rarick, Kathryn Mai-burger. l -1 eff Y ff' I, 4 ew x, hge., 1 ' s ,f ' - . : --fr. . 1 f' ' H If 'A - ,- U, + J .. ' - taxi' 1 f .,,., - . . .. 3, , . 4 ' - 1:03 5 - fr: af ' 1 ' 'f ' Q A SCHOOL ADMlNlSTRATOR'S JOB requires the patience of a saint, the tact of a diplomat, the eloquence of an orator and the wisdom of Solomon. Ray A. Kurtz solves the major prob- lems that arise daily in handling a growing school system including 123 professional employees, 60 non-professional employ- ees, and 8 buildings. I-le is assisted by Donald McAfee and the school board. james Romberger, assisted by Theo- dore Cantranis, is in charge of the high school and its activities . Repairing buildings, disciplining stu- dents, preparing speeches, scheduling classes, meeting outside personnel, scheduling buses, organizing lunch pro- grams, and building a better curriculum are some of the responsibilities of the men who keep the schools running smoothly. That the Blue Mountain School System has continued to progress is a tribute to the fine quality and genuine interest of the administration. Ray Kurtz and William Boussum greet Ann Guthrie, commencement speaker. I l I l 9.34 13 Nw ,- .,i. , , 3544 - , .. A. N . . , , , 3, -, Y ,. x 9g-- 'ff --. - , . 1 :.A K , , -. 3 - tv J ' , ' ' H 1 ' ,area ' n.3a.c.,. V, -in - -L, 4 - -, , , .,.a1..J.4-.,. ...Y - z -1-:iz zgrf L Y ,gal RAY A. KURTZ Supervising Principal BOARD OF DIRECTORS SEATED: Edward Kimmel, Guy Rolland, Simon Meck, Lee Greena- walt, Henry Landis. STANDING: Ray Kurtz, Daniel Swoyer, Paul Butler, Earl Moyer, John Zulick. Absent: Russel Blaker, William Boussum. 21 ' fr: 'isi- JANE FERRIER E . SUSAN SCHAPPELL TO EXPRESS ONESE LF WELL both in writing and speaking, one must acquire the fundamentals of the English language. The fundamentals in- volve grammar, spelling and vocabulary improve- ment, composition, book reports, and American and English literature . Advanced composition and speech are included in this year's curriculum for the first time. They are offered only to twelfth grade students . For seventy-nine members of the twelfth grade class the highlight of senior English was their trip to Stratford, Connecticut in April to see Twelfth Night produced by the American Shakespeare Fes tival Theater. RUTH HOFFMAN IA CQUELINE SCHIELDS 'yn ,, Y 'LF' ' ., ' ' . ' 4 I ' . ' -1:76 ruff 1 5' 'K' , ,, 4: '2, gil!-I 95.2.1 ' . .g,,. s f ., 1. , - u - iw EQ Q' f V ' VIRGIL SCOTT ISABEL KURTZ GLORIA BECK 22 English and Reading Classes Fainiliarize Students with Fundamentals of Expression ,af A ,Asif Mrs. Kurtz demonstrates the use of the tap d t p ch class, offered for the first time this term. 'T EDITH SPEIDEL DONALD E. JONES Lee Llewellyn recites in Mrs. Schap- pell's seventh grade English class. 23 RUSSELL PETRUCKA AUSTIN SCANDIBER CHARLES SCHIELD Students Gain Broader Knowledge of World Through Sooial Studies Program e Edwards gives American history report. 24 JAMES RUSSO ALMA GRIESENIER -- Sabbatical Leave LAWRENCE O'ROURKE JOHN Risxis -- substitute DORIS HUMMEL Student bulletin boards add variety to twelfth grade P. O. D. classes. THROUGH THE AID OF THE SOCIAL STU- DIES CURRICULUM, students learn about the progress man has made through the ages and about the people of the World. In junior high school the students are taught ancient history, American history, and civics. World Cultures, American His- tory, and Problems of Democracy make up the senior high history courses. For the first time seniors have an entire semester of eco- nomics . World Cultures and American His- tory are required for graduation. Congressman Rhoades spoke to the senior class in November. Annually the senior class takes a trip to the Schuylkill County Court House and Wash- ington, D.C. 25 BRIAN MOYER ANDREW PREMICI-I ' :ui Science Program Expands to Facilitate Student Interest and Industrial Needs ' 3-4' EDWARD COPE AT BLUE MOUNTAIN VARIOUS sciences are studied to explain everyday as well as unusual phenomena. ' General science is offered at the seventh, eighth, and ninth grade levels . Also in ninth grade earth and space science is included in the curriculum. Specialized courses in biol- ogy, physics, and chemistry with two lab- oratory periods and four lecture periods complete the science program for tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades respectively. This year a transition has taken place in the physics and chemistry departments . Chemistry, formerly a twelfth grade subject, replaced physics as an eleventh grade sub- ject and vice versa. Annually the biology class takes a field trip to Hawk Mountain, Drehersville. LARRY ROSS GERALD VVEISS DONALD SMITH VICTOR MILLER FALLON BLA KER ROBERT PEEL ITIEIIL . balance . Harold Boyer observes characteristics of rocks in earth and space science. Harold Brenneman records data from a chemistry experi- Linda Fisher compares masses on a platform 4 V . , 3, - 1 7 .f , , . a, ,mf -,f . gms aywaswf , .E , N. W - MN K .w'l 1'lw... 'lLw1.l w am fbvkg f f Ju w m w m w ,Vy-QQ:- Wwlwnlfvx? 1- Q , K ,,,,9y?r-1 I 3 ,H , R R L, V.p. lfvffff, Rs if!! gg 7 -N 1 l 1, s Q Qi in , L 91 . 1 X w 'Q X Y V f 'W jr! 'N ' .. ,, u w 1 ..o -T E X , Q GLENN KRAMER onard Aulenbach explams a math problem on the demonslranon de rule. Specialized Mathematics Courses in All Curricula Prepare Students for Future 28 i -2 .:'o , . .L .-, , . 1' 4a.'a'i'q1 ' o I O y,.f:Y , MICHAEL KLEMBARA IANICE MECK VIRGINIA CHAROWSKY MATHEMATICS IS OFTEN DEFINED as the language of science. Basic operations of mathematics, however, are necessary for success in all future occupations and daily communications . Blue Mountain's mathematic curriculum offers courses in basic arithmetic, elemen- tary and advanced algebra, plane and solid geometry, trigonometry, and introductive analysis to prepare students for their pro- spective careers . Modern math, which is a new approach to the teaching and studying of mathematics, is being introduced into the math curriculum. A student learns to use a slide rule and take advantage of its convenience in making cal- culations quickly. JOHN MILLER SALLY WILLIAMS Dave Ryon executes problem in arithmetic class. ROBERT GREENZVVEIG 0 Q . 9. .,J.,.- .- l O TYPING, TRANSCRIBING, AND BCOK- KEEPING are all routine jobs of today's sec- retary. To gain some knowledge of what types of machines they will be working with, the Business Education students went to St. Clair where modern business equipment was on display. l Advanced sewing and homemaking are CLAIRE BALLES skills vocational Home Economics girls are developing every day. Vocational Agriculture boys were busy during the school year taking field trips and maintaining an apple orchard across from the school. In Industrial Arts many skills in wood- craft and mechanical drawing are offered to the boys enrolled in the curriculum. john Mettler works on a mechanical JOHN UMLAUF drawing Project. ,, FCWSWUCTEQ MARY ANN KLEMKOSKY Kenny Grube ,and Elmer Dieter on F. F. A. project. I 'qt V 4.41:- vfr, ' - vi: fl Fw., K . . -i! ' JAMES SI-IADLE ROBERT MENGLE ARMAR BORDNER so Business Education and Practical Arts Prepare Pupils for fob Gppcrturtities Rhonda Snuth lays out pattern in home economics class. EDNA ERNST s X fiI1iShi1'1g 'CO1-lCheS Bob Fetherolf and Francis Ankenbrant PHY LLIS WACK work on typing assignment. wt , fl? CHARLES BOI-IR MARION YOZVIAK Boys take shop projects from storage bin 31 E A , e--' 'ffl' JOSEPH QUESAD-A HERMAN STUTZMAN LINDA KLINE 1 V. I , I Randy Yost works on a linoleum block print in academic Cornets form strong section of marching band. art class . Bill Hill studies French as a junior. , 1,5 91521, 'IAQ , , -Q V, 5, W X., Y- , -il Tw., ' 1 .i .lx W fg-5 V 'TE f is :. 1: ,cf PJ Y .V , .gina-16051 IN THE ART DEPARTMENT, a student can develop his artistic talents through sketching, painting, sculpturing, or designing. Instructions in vocal and instrumental music are the main tasks of the Music Department. Chorus, band, and select vocal and instrumen- tal groups are results of student participation. French and Latin both are offered in a two- year course and German is given in a four-year program. Tapes and records are provided in the language laboratory to increase the students speaking ability. The guidance department provides two full- time counselors and one part-time counselor. By a variety of te sts and personal interviews, the guidance department helps each student find his place in the future . ALLEN GREENAWALT YOLANDA VOLKAY JOSEPH ROTHDEUTSCH Foreign Language, Guidance and Fine Arts Stimulate Cultural Interests in Classes Y' I at MARION KUNSMAN Twelve Tones rehearse for the Christmas concert. ..7 V, 4' 1 ' I - 4 I I, PHILIP SCI-IALTENBRAND E NED TROUTMAN Special Services, Health and Physical Education Enrich Educational Program TI-IE SPECIAL SERVICES INCLUDE: driver education, special education, library, physical education, and health facilities . Driver education, a compulsory course for sophomores, is taught by Mr. Royal Miller. Pupils are given behind -the -Wheel training after they receive their permits . Special education develops the minds and imaginations of the pupils under the direction of Mrs . Miriam Springer. The school nurse, Mrs. Alma Anderson, treats illnesses, injuries, and helps with dental, physical, tuberculosis, and eyes and ears examinations. Physical education is a required bi-Weekly course. It helps students develop their bodies and promotes good sportsmanship. The gym teachers serve as health instructors and also administer a six-week course in Civil Defense. Mrs. Margaret McGeever, librarian, makes available to all students a variety of periodicals and reference books in addition to novels, non- fiction books, and biographies . MA R GARET Mc GEEVER ALMA ANDERSON GL MIRIAM SPRINGER AGNES BARROW JOHN TARONIS 34 NA NCY FEI-IR VIC TOR PITU CI-I to do calmthemcs before gy E' .gif ,:j.- F mmf-'iii ifixlfi,-gg E- gash K. !??ui Activities Supplement Academic Life and Help Develop Character kxdf, if' IAN 1 w I H H y H 1 ZZ .1-' it y is A Edmund Davis, American Yearbook representative, shows sample cover fl r L' RAX Sandy Bast, art editorg Carol Hazmuka, editor-in-chiefg Glenn Mache- mer, photography editorg Cheryl Taylor, copy editorg Carol Beck, literary editorg Susan Rubright, layout editorg and Glenn Luckenbill, sports editorg discuss plans with Donald E. Jones, adviser. to staff . gall ' STAFF members Anna Yorski, Daniel Bensinger, Janice Mengle, Steve Parkes, Clara Zulick, and Judy Tyndall. janet Young, business manager, takes sub- scription money. ff' I9 3 I 'list' H-.Q 6. Published annually by the senior class, MOUNTAIN ECHO is a school history book containing pictures of all students, teams, and activities . This year MOUNTAIN ECHO is collegiate size with a blue madras cover and contains a full color picture of the high school. Juniors Working on the staff will be prepared to take over the re- sponsible positions next year. All of these changes and addi- tions are signs ofthe '66 theme -- Progress. Mountain Echo Features 'Progress' in New Collegiate Size Yearbook STAFF members include Lorna Madenford, Beverly Faust, Florence Dieter, Ruth Mengle, Eileen Lengel, Diane Bailey, Kathy Dean, Marilyn Koons, Linda Augustine, Pamela Hess, Lyne I-Ieffner, Lois Coover. STANDINGQ William Bubeck, John Schneider, Lynda Lyndbye, Cindy Welker, Karen Lengel, Darlene Cresswell, Barbara Boger, Barbara Koch, Kathryn Bogosh, Betty Straub, Lee Lengle, Robert Hollenbach. aa. BUSINESS STAFF and TYPISTS are Marie Toback, Darlene Moyer, Kathy Yediny, Nancy Kimmel, Lorna Krammes, and Mrs. Claire Balles, business adviser. STANDING: Carol Womicki, Shirley Brown, Susan Oliver, Carole Moyer, Sandra Sn-ouse, Janice I-Iouser, and Linda Marbarger. W A ll. n ' W , , ,. - ,Mawr w 32111. ifrfikfr e +A s 1 H ' iw ' s fs! or aux.: X' ' WM, ' l M ,l U- WW wllr- ,Q ll N H , ,,,'sf,f6r-fer-ge V ' , ' uf Hua ,ax rgxwu tw Q 1, ll' M . 'XX 'y N ,-I 3 Exivtg- vi 0.0 OVVX Y J 39 x Aerte Keeps Students In owned on Blue Mountain School Happenings TYPISTS AND CIRCULATION staff include N. Kimmel, I. Leisey, D. Shoener, L. Hess, L. I-Iess, D. Mantz, D. Teter, B. Reed, D. Zehner, M. Saylor. ROW 2: 1. Men- gle, E. Fisher, E. Hess, D. Mantz, D. Dewald, S. Oliver, C. Moyer, L. Marbarger, R. Strauch, C. Roeder, K. Yediny. ROW 3: J. Ketner, L. Marbarger, K. Nunemacher, Y. Miller, C. Miller, S. Cake, L. K1-ammes, C. Osenbach, K. Vacula, K. Lengel, D. Dial'-2 MHHYZ drums up Aerie Lopez, S. Starr, S. Swartz, Y. Krammes, C. Oswald. subscriptions in Room 208. , L- , K Q Sewing on the LITERARY staff are J. Tyndall, R. Tripp, J. Troutman, C. Kull, R. Koch, J. Troutman, V. Edwards. ROW 2: L. Kimmel, B. Straub, L. Augustine, K. Shollenberger, E. Beecher, J. Snyder, D. Spontak. ROW 3: C. Starr, I. Allison, J. Nairn, B. Mase, S. Richards, D. Seaman, D. Faust. ROW 4: P. Boyer, D. Dunheimer, K. Fogerty, B. Spotts, S. Rubi-ight. w . ll, .llnlw rr f, -vw-,: vu-ur ' Ja- vfynrzs-I 'L F unq- 1-:S XJ2- x 5 40 u.!i51 J. QF M xX M . 'sg Xiig W Mrs. Ferrier, adviserg Darlene Moyer, ty-pist manager, John Rom- berger, co-editor, Bonnie Timmins, business manager, Susan Bazar, co- editorg and Naxmette Schropp, circulation manager, plan next AERIE V issue . C ,,,,,...t-wi G .5 H 'rj -Q--W' . .P Y li -A it P, l. I 3, :gf ' ' .na X---'W ' 11 ' E. l Q. '- fi llw 1 1 W g ,j . LAYOUT staff members are: Row 1. N. calnan, K. chfisnmn, c. I 'Q t H 5 kv Moerder, L. Lavinskas, S. Treon. ROW 2: W. Herb, M. Novack, E. ', ' I QRQ, Lykins, K. Speacht, A. Hubler, A. Carr. ROW 3: T. Shoener, J. 'f Ziff Krommes, R. Rees, A. Shepler, L. Aulenbach. 1-- .- To produce a monthly newspaper filled with news of coming school events, features, literary efforts, and sports accounts is the goal of the AERIE staff. Working to cover the news, in- crease subscriptions, and meet deadlines requires a staff working in harmony with editors and adviser. A highlight of the year is the April Food edition, published with laughs and good fun in mind. Rees, Lykins, and Romberger open subscription drive. ,-,,.-2 DANCE BAND -- L. Ferrier, M. Feger, M. Eckert, 1. Tyndall, G. Gobitas, I. Speacht, R. Dewald, T. Krammes, T. Allison, A. Raud- enbush, I. Fryer. COLOR GUARD -- B. Christrnan, K. Vacula, J. Wessner, E. Lengle, E. Weiser, D. Malesic, N. Ryon. Providing snappy half-time shows at football games is only one of the many musical contributions made by the eighty-member Eagle marching band. Through the efforts of the Boosters Association and bandsmen who sold candy and stadium cushions, the band received new cadet uniforms. In addition to participating in pep rallies, parades, and the Haven jay- cee-sponsored band festival, Blue Mountain hosted the Twin Valley Band Festival. Dance Band performed at concerts and provided special music for as- semblies, class plays and after-game dances. Mr. Troutman, band director, keeps a watchful eye on drill at rehearsal. N nr S 1 I 4-2 'S Band Association Contributes Funds for New School Band Unifonns HIGH SCHOO MAIORETTES -- ROW 1: B. Homewood, C. Taylor, N. Schropp Kimmel, S. Starr, ROW 2: D. Lopez, C. Miller! C. Kauffman. head majoretteg S. Bast, drum majoretteg L. Lavmskas, F. Bensm 43 Senior High Choruses Present Annual Christmas and Spring Concerts H GRADE CHORUS 1 iEl L5 75' Q 44 l l .-.. I TVVELFTI-I GRADE c:HoRUs TWELVE TONESROW 1: B. Mase, C. Beck, C. Welker, S. Bast, C. Kauffman. ROW 2: R. Tripp, B. Costenbader, R. Su-auch, J. Deibert. ROW 3: G. Miller, E. vack, J. Raudenbush. BOYS' OCTET 1. Kromrnes fat pianoj, E. Ander son, R. Gerhard, L. Ferrier, E. Lykins, W. Herb, L. Strunk, W. Miller, D. Deibert. .:7' if .ily l Singing for the annual Christmas and spring concerts and during graduation ceremonies provides chorus members an opportunity to present sacred and popular music rehearsed during weekly chorus period. Talented singers participate in dis trict and state chorus as Well as per- form With the Twelve Tones and Boys Octet in assemblies and before area clubs and service organizations . Tharnee shows Jean and john Fridirici a magazine printed in Thailand. Kathy Dean models Eagle sweat shirt. COUNCIL includes J. Fridirici, E. Romance, J. Nairn, S. Parks, D. Dewald, D. Shoener, B. Fisher, C. Kull, D. Seaman, C. Caddy, L. Heffner, S. Bazar, K. Yediny, G. Crawford, C. Nloerder, E. Berger, P. Robertson, J. Seltzer, T. Shoener, Mr. Glenn Kramer, K. Dean, R. I-Iollenbach. Lyne and Dale count sweat shirt money. STUDENT COUNCIL strives to create a closer cooperation between administration and student body. Council sponsored Blue Mountain's first foreign exchange student, Tharnee Tongsrinark of Thailand. To raise funds, members sold Eagle sweat shirts and continued to oper- ate the school store. High standards of character, scholarship, leadership, and service are required of students elected by the faculty into NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY. Impressive induction ceremonies take place once during each semester for this nationally affiliated organization. OFFICERS Debra Seaman, secretary, John Fridirici, vice-president, Kathy Dean, treasurer, Dale Dewald, president. Student Council Sells Sweat Shirts to Sponsor Foreign Exchange Student SENIOR HIGH HONOR SOCIETY -- ROW 1: L. Madenford, E. Weiser, D. Brobst, C. Snyder, K. Yediny, B. Koch, C. Tay lor, J. Tyndall S. Bazar S. Rubright, R. Siluk. ROW 2: G. Luckenbill, J. Wagner, C. Welker, W. Tripp, T. Fidler, S. Parks E Lykinls. ROW 33 L. Marbarger, D. Moyer, J. Young, S. East, M. Novack, S. Brown. ROW 4. J. Harahush, L. Au- lenbalch, J. Romberger, D. Deibert, C. Hazmuka. President Siluk conducts society meeting. Mr. Romberger speaks at Honor Society induction held january 18. 47 Tri-Hi-Y Irzitfiates Service Projects and Is Represented at Mock U. . SOPHOMORE TRI-I-II-Y ROW 1: C. Stein, J. Zimmerman, C. Morrison, D. Brobst, I Kriner, L. Hess, P. Boyer, B. Moyer, J. Fridirici, C. Tripp. ROW 2: S. Richards, M Baird, D. Deibert, B. Osenbach, S. Miller, L. Ketchledge, M. Yorski, E. Sny- der, I. Deibert, E. Fisher, J. Seltzer. ROW 3: D. Spontak, E. Strouse, K. Christman, S Barron, E. Rauch, E. Berger. SOPHOMORE HI-Y: D. Kunlcle, R. Bensinger, W. Thomas, R. De- wald, J. Swoyer, V. Alexander, M. Fessler, Mr. Russo, G. News- wanger. T' 'TY Y' K 7l ,JH ' Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y ' groups develop character, standards of conduct, and spiritual values. Organized Hi-'Y bas- ketball teams competed with area teams in a Hi-Y league. Tri-Hi-Y collected food and clothing for the Sal- vation Army and sent Care packages overseas as service projects. Members also partici- pated in a United Nations conference in Harrisburg. SENIOR TRI-Hi-Y ROW 1: C. Miller, D. Malesic, E. Hess, L. Krammes, E. Weiser, D. Teter, F. Herring. ROW 2: C. Woznicki, S. Cake, K. Vacula, B. Christman, C. Osenbach, S. Brown, P. Geiger, K. S11-ouse, L. Wink. ROW 3: Mrs. Blaker, D. Witman, L. Augustine, J. Mengle, C. Snyder, M. Novack, P. Reed, D. Zehner, D. Mantz, C. Beck, L. Marbarger. 48 JUNIOR I-H-Y ROW.1: J. Stokes, C. Bayliff, W. Hill, I. Roeder, J. Nairn, W. Herb, I. Fridirici, P. Yeich, C. Kramer, D. Sites. ROW 2: R. Peiifer E. Anderson, R. Fidler, L. Brown, B. Moyer, J. Mettler, A. Hubler, N. Beck, G. Lengle, F. Bensinger. ROW 3: R. Gujers, R. Runkle, I. Belsak, B. Stoyer, P. Robertson, S. Derbert, S. Spancake, A. B1ttle, M. Smith, Mr. shields. .V Y T Nw--4-1' NIOR TRI HI YROW1 C Moerder I Raudenbush, Y K1-ammes, C Yost, I Reed J. Springer, J. Troutman, S. IU - - . : . . . . . Thomas, J. T1-oufman, P. Madam. ROW 2: B. Hack, V. Ahrensfieid, R. Koch, M. Saylbr, N. Calnan, J. Mimueh, D. Shoener, L. Kimmel, J. Leisey, L. Lavinskas, D. Dewald, J. Ketner, R. S11-auch, K. Speacht. ROW 3: G. Reed, B. Cos tenbader, R. Tripp, E. I-Ielman, D. Seaman, L. Werdt, S. Laubenstine, N. Ryon, C. Roeder, B. Bowers. SENIOR HI-YC ROW 1: L. Lengel, D. Deibert, R. Seltzer, R. Gerhard, K. Kramer, A. Shepler, R. Drogalis, M. Boyer, G Dewald R. Hollenbach. ROW 2: W. Pfleuger, J. Harahush, L. Krammes, J. Schneider, A. Reber, T. Schrack, R. Reeder: T. Hayle, I. Kauffman, W. Tripp. ROW 3: W. Miller, G. Machemer, C. Fetterolf, S. Renmnger, T. Tongs- rinark, D. Dewald, S. Parks. ROW 4: R. Moyer, L. Fisher, W. Eiffert, D. Snyder, R. Snyder, H. Herb, M. Pohronezny, R. Rees, G. Zimmerman, J. Wagner, T. Shoener, G. Luckenbill. NY' HOME ECONOMICS CLUB girls are D. Dixon, Miss Marion Yosviak, Girls make nutritional study on white rats. N. Tobin, B. Walters, C. Snyder, M. Dewald. ls:-.. .L-F Home Ec. girls give Christmas puppet show for FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICAROW 1: M. Fisher, D. Brobst, orphans. L. Fisher, A. Yorski, B. Putt, F. Herring, D. Schrader, P. jackson. ROW 2: M. Dewald, G. Becker, B. I-lock, L. DeLong, P. Geiger, Miss Ph llis Wack C Dierwechter, G Potts, G Reed, D Teter y . . . . . Row 3. K. Dubendorf, V. Ahrensfield, J. Kener, M. Rasmussen, P. Reed, N. Tobin, T. Fidler, R. Staller, B. Hock. Members see demonstration on make -up. Nationally affiliated FHA pre- pares girls for caring for a home and raising a family. F FA boys study current ag- ricultural- practices, keep school apple orchard, sell cider, study parliamentary procedure, and enter Farm Show competition. j - As a community serv-ice pro- ject, HOME ECONOMICS CLUB made hand puppets and produced a show for local orphans . it 50 Future Farmers Demonstrate Proper Usage of Poisons Around Farrn FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICAROW 1: D. I-Iuntzinger, D. Fessler, R. Pauley, P. Reber, A. Reber, E. Dieter, J. Krause, R. Petery, J. Faust, C. Reigel, W. Huntzinger, B. Donton. ROW 2: R. Brown, S. Brozana, D. Scheipe, D. Haas, L. Wess- ner, T. Koch, D. Eifert, L. Kamp, A. Witkus, D. Noll, I. Schrader, T. Freed, L. Knapp, W. Smith, H. Nagle, B. Gas- sert. ROW 3: J. Salaki, A. Moyer, F. Gruver, M. Fessler, L. Strause, I.. Fessler, A. Nagle, G. Baver, K. Grube, R. Schwenk, E. Stcausser, T. Bensinger, Mr. james Shadle. FFA boys get cider ready for market. U4 an.. 51 Future Nurses Aid School urse and Take Survey of Breakfast Eating Habits FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICAROW 1: L. Fessler, D. Mantz, C. Oswald, B. Spotts, C. Kull, E. Beecher, K. Yurenko, I. Tyndall, C. Taylor, S. Rubright, M. Koons, C. Corby, B. Koch, B. Timmins. ROW 2: A. Carr, S. Treon, G. Miller, P. Boyer, J. Snyder, B. Sterner, J. Bensinger, I. Sneed, J. Schappell, L. Lundbye, C. Welker, K. Yediny. ROW 3: S. Snyder, S. Reed, B. Mase, B. Straub, L. Heffner, S. Bast, N. Kimmel. ROW 4: D. Dunheimer, I. Allison, L. Matukewicz, K. Nunemacher, C. Kauffman, N. Schropp, D. Faust, L. Madenford. 4? i'l I 4. Y fx nj, ili- F, lii11 qniuiuul -it My as. . fl Linda Mimm has hearing tested by Mrs. Anderson as part of school health program. 52 FUTURE NURSES CLUB. ROW 1: D. Cresswell, P. Hess, P. Hines, L. Bogosh, L. Coover, D. Bailey, C. Zulick. ROW 2: B. Boger, S. Bazar, K. Fogarty, P. Heiser, C. Fidler, S. Schwartz, K. Shollenberger, I. Renninger, S. Boyer, G. Potts. ROW 3: F. Dieter, R. Mengle, B. Faust, L. Angstadt, R. Schaeffer, I. Kriner, L. Marbarger, L. Hess, C. Starr, L. Schaeffer, B. Walters, C. Miller, E. Lengel, D. Brinich. ROW 4: Mrs. Anderson, P. jackson, M. Rasmussen, C. Dierwechter, D. Peirce, L. Kull, B. Williams, E. Miller, N. Moyer. Procedures and problems of nursing are discussed during regular meetings of the FU- TURE NURSES CLUB. Mem- bers surveyed the breakfast - w -- eating habits of senior high stu- dents . . . was F FTA members visited area l colleges, in addition to inviting guest speakers from the teach- , ing profession. SECRETARIAL CLUB pre- i pared bulletin boards pertain- 'i ing to the business field, at- tended the Business Machines Show at St. Clair, and made current the file of Business Ed. graduates since 1956. l l SECRETARIAL CLUB. ROW 1: S. Schwartz, C. Woznicki, L. Wink, B. Zettlcmoyer, V. Miller, V. Weihe, L. Moyer, L. Herschner, R. Brensinger,'E. Baver, E. Bohr, I. Hoffman, C. Bedford, C. Miller, J. Mengle, N. Kimmer. ROW 2: D. Drobnick, H. I-Ieffner, N. Beck, L. Brown, J. Onuskanich, A. Seiders, F. Ankenbrant, C. Degler, A. Reber, T. Fisher. ROW 3: Mrs. Klemkosky, S. Oliver, I. Zimmerman, L. Marbarger, C. Fidler, L. Lavinskas, B. Reed, D. Teter, L. Hess, C. Faust, D. Moyer, C. Osenbach, K. Vacula, K. Lengel, D. Lopez, S. Starr, S. Cake, D. Malesic, J. Houser, Mr. Umlauf. Newcomer PUBLIC SPEAKING CLUB gives members an opportunity to use tape recorder and practice speech tech- BIOLOGY, SKETCH, GERMAN, and SCIENCE CLUBS enable students to emich backgrounds and work on projects according to individual abilities and interests. BIOLOGY CLUB. ROW 1: L. Matukewicz, C. Readin , P. Robertson, G. Schwartz . Stokes B S J' Stoyer, C. Bayliff, W. I-Lill. ROW 2: R. Fidler, R. Flickinger, D. Schweigert, Raring, Costenbader, S. Deibert, E. Ryland, T. Trout, C. Eby, H. Morgan, C. Kramer, P. Yeich. ROW 3: R. I-Iepler, Mrs. Blaker, C. Corby, N. Moyer, K. Nunemacher, B. Mase, B. Sterner, J. Snyder. SKETCI-I CLUB ROW 1 J Troutman, C. Starr, I. Schappel, D. Brinich, B. Osenbach, M. Strausser, M. Walters, S. Bast, J' Minnlch D Seaman S Nicholls, N. Kantner, E. Snyder, M. Yorski, L. Hess, I. Troutman, I. Springer. ROW 2: D. Ye1ch, L Gassart W Markowicz, I. Kunkel, B. Bubeck, W. Tozeck, L. Strunk, F. Richardson, J. Nairn, R. Roberts, R Flickmger, D Schrffert C. Stine, S. Richard, L. Schaeffer, D. Dunheimer, R. Krause, T. Fidler, Mr. Schaltenbrand E v Bensinger, B. Bowers, j. Stokes, Mrs. Kurtz, R. Drogalis, T. Tongsrinark, C. Rauch, J. Fridirici. - i,,I PUBLIC SPEAKING CLUB. I. Allison, D. Dewald, D. Public Speaking Club Completes First Year as Senior High School Activity SCIENCE CLUB.ROW 1: M. Boyer, J. Romberger, E. Zehner. ROW 2: Mr. Peel, D. Sites, Trubilla, A. Hubler, D. Yoder, M. Novack. ROW 3: I-I. Brenneman, G. Handwerk, D. Mitsky, J. Krommes, C. Fetherolf, I. Romberger, D. Hubler, A. Shepler, L. Aulenbach, R. Hollenbach. GERMAN CLUB.ROW 1: I. Schappell, T. I-Iarahush. ROW 2: D. Mantz, J. Ben singer, G. Miller. ROW 3: C. Zulick, E. I-ielman, P. I-Ieiser, S. Spancake, E. Emerich, L. Fessler, C. Oswald, S. T1-eon. Chef Club Resumes Activity u ter One Year, Develops Culinary Skills in Boys Mary Ann Rasmussen checks costume while Miss Charowsky adjusts coat for Carol Dierwechter. HOBBY CLUB members are R. Kleckner, R. Malesic, D. Meek, I. Peters, R. Brown, W. Pflueger, I. Schrader, D. Kunkel, L. Krammes, J. Diefenderfer, J. Moyer, N. Beck. DRAMATICS CLUB.ROW 1: E. Smith, E. Fisher, C. Dierwechter, M. Ras- mussen. ROW 2: Miss Charowsky, K. Yurenko, B. Wagner, B. Laubenstein, R. Peiffer, L. Saurazas, V. Schneider. ROW 3: D. Stringham, J. Lord, C. Hubler, G. Crawford, P. Klinger, D. Kleckner, D. Bitzer, P. Brossman. ROW 4: S. Brenneman, M. Reber, D. Cartwright, D. Reber, B. Homewood. ROW 5: D. Homewood, S. Stump, T. Micklo, N. Brensinger, C. Eckert, C. Kriner . Boys interested in cooking joined CHEF CLUB to develop their culinary skills. LIBRARY and VISUAL AIDS CLUBS provided services to teachers and students. Library Club members assisted Mrs. McGeever in all phases of li- brary Work. Visual Aids boys supplied teachers with films, records, and machines, and maintained equipment . DRAMATICS CLUB studied the drama and produced a one- act play for the Halloween as- sembly. HOBBY CLUB and WORDS AND PUZZLES CLUB permitted students to test their skill and use their talents during activity periods . LIBRARY CLUB.Mrs. McGeeVer, G. Potts, M. Fisher, F. Herring, E. Hess, C. Moerder, I. Raudenbush. :EE lllldm VISUAL AIDS.J. Burkey, G. Lengle, P. Fritz, C. Reber, I. Noll. Ilia CHEF CLUB.ROW 1: Miss Wack, R. Lopez, W. Folk, R. Ryon, B. Fidler, L. Strause, R. Spotts, H. Beck. ROW 2: B. Ferrence, L. Fessler, A. Moyer, B. Donton, M. Fessler, M. Siluk, J. Maffeo, A. Brensinger, J. Daubert, D. Hossler. '3El .5'3'f'5-' WORDS AND PUZZLES- CLU'B.L. DeLong, P. Reed, C. Dubendorf, D Brobst. ROW 2: B. Putt, G. Reed, L. Fisher, Mrs. Balles. . Wayne Stauffer accompanies group singing in Folk Song Club session. FOLK SONG CLUB, new this year, affords guitar and ballad enthu- siasts a chance to share interests and experi- ences. Varsity lettermen in one or more of Blue Mountain's six major sports are eligible to be elected into the VAR SITY CLUB. M Q taining better physical 6 physical fitness join Z W W VZ Z4 WEIGHT LIFTING CLUB ROW 1 S Lengle V Reichert, E. Smith, W. Wagner, E. Lykins R Dewald J Salaki A Scott Mr Taroms ROW 2: R. Gruver, W. Owens, J. Warner, W Faust, C Dalton,F Drtzler, B Delbert, B Bosack, B. Shellhamer. ROW 3: E. Ander- son, A Bittle, S Renmnger, D Dalton L Zimme man, I. Salaki, A. Rhodes, R. Guers. Boys interested in at- health, coordination, and CROSS-COUNT RY CLUB First Folk Song Club at Blue Mountain Arouses Student Interest and Support CROSS-COUNTRY CLUB.ROW 1: A. Rhodes, D. Kutz, J. Belsak, E. Nagle, V. Alexander, W. Yeich, C. Schappell. ROW 2: D. Kauffman, C. Steffy, A. Reber, S. Lengle, D. Moore, R. Roeder, A. Ernst, J. Fisher. ROW 3: Mr. Klembara, D. Scheipe, R. Kelley, H. Heffner, G. Machemer, S. Renninger, S. Parks, D. Leonard, A. Raudenbush. Mr. Klembara and Steve Parks discuss next Cross- Richard Siluk shows his muscles. Colmtry Club activity. 59 Initial Year for Archery Club Enables Girls To Improve Marksrnanship CLUB members display large Go Eagles letters, one of many efforts made to boost spirit at football and basketball s. Preparing skits for pep rallies IS a major objective of their program. 60 T l Pep Club girls appear in humorous skit for opening basket- GAA holds sub Sale to raise money for Club, ball pep rally. GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION. ROW 1: B. Putt, B. Timmins, P. Hines, L. Coover, P. Hess, L. Augustine, N. Calnan, L. Lavinskas, K. Shollenberger, E. Beecher. ROW 2: N. Kimmel, N. Ryon, L. Kimmel, S. Bazar, K. Bogosh, B. Koch, C. Welker, K. Dean, M. Koons, R. Koch, V. Ahrensfield, I. Troutman. ROW 3: J. Mengle, D. Shoener, J. Seltzer, C. Caddy, J. Fridirici, 1. Zimmerman, C. Morrison, E. Berger, E. Snyder, J. Troutman, V. Edwards, Mrs. Barrow. ROW 4: D.Witman, E. Lengel, F. Bensinger, E. Weiser, I. Wessner, N. Schropp, C. Kauffman, R. Tripp, S. Bast, B. Williams, J. Tyndall, C. Taylor. ROW 5: C. Miller, D. Malesnic, S. Starr, K. Vacula, B. Christman, D. Lopez, C. Yost, 1. Leisey, I. Minnich. ARCHERY CLUB for girls in- terested in the proper use and safety of the how and arrow de- monstrated their skills throughout the year in this newly formed ac- tivity. GAA, composed of cheerlead- ers, majorettes, basketball play- ers, and archers, work for the ,M growth of girls' athletics. ' To promote school spirit and team support, PEP CLUB deco- p V rates homerooms, performs skits at pep rallies, and organizes cheering sections for games . ARCHERY CLUB.E. Beecher, K. Shol- lenberger, D. Zehner, K. Hossler, D. Pierce, C. Gately, D. Spontak, V. Edward, M. Urffer, R. Harahush. Student Body Supports Expanding Scholastic and Intramural Sports rw -:li AF X X:. , fi rfb' , ,VTR , Y f K Ek v a W , ,,. - -1- ,..1-,T -ide.: ' .Q .1--..,-I-.1 '- 'L' ' ' fax. -L ew -'J 421' l 0.1. 2.11,--g.7i?, Ig I.:-1-Big? tq55:E2Q :QT-2 .-, . 37 1 b',.'ffuf- .. K . 'y slits: -1. -,-'- jr ' -.li gs' ill., '. 0 ,Af. f,1N:fmC:'.:rSk:'E.':tf -,u...nk.:-... -VCL . 4. ,. - 1 I K 1 I .-3. .x 4. ii. During second quarter of Shamokin tilt, Bill Tripp QIOQ ip p V' 1 - , i 1 V' W x -' l ., . - 'x J 4' Michael Klembara and Andrew Premich, assistant varsity coaches, confer with Victor Pituch, head coach, during SC.rimmage. Rich Moyer Q51j prepares to center jeff Roeder Q80j and Steve ball to Bill Tripp 1101 during John Wagner 4405 is brought down by two Miners- Renninger f62j wait for practice session. ville players after making long gain. game time. Ng-v1 'f -'--e- -. -- v '11 V. . fs- ef' falls on partially blocked punt after bad pass from center. Griddors T op Crimson Tide, 20-195 omplote Season with 8-2 Record LED BY A senior-studded line up, the Eagle gridmen posted their third consecutive winning season under head coach Victor Pituch, line coach Andrew Premich, and backfield coach Michael Klembara with an 8-2 overall slate and a 7-2 record in the Southern Division of the East Penn Football Conference . ln the season opener Blue Mountain defeated Pottsville for the first time in history by a score of 20-19. The Eagles continued their winning Ways stopping St. Clair 22-6 and crushing Ashland 51-O. A formidable Shamokin team handed Blue Mountain a 14-0 loss. The Blue Moun- tain gridmen bounced back with a 34-13 thrashing of Minersville. They then jarred Frackville 18-6 and downed Shenandoah 13-0. In a non-league game, the Eagles pun- ished jim Thorpe 21-6, and dropped the Olympians from the unbeaten ranks . A spirited Panther Valley team sur- prised Blue Mountain with a 40-13 bombing. The Eagle gridmen finished their season by clawing Schuylkill Haven 20-6. jeff Zimmerman, a hard-running halfback, was chosen to play on the Pennsylvania Big 33 Team and was also placed on the Associated Press's third string all-state team. Zimmerman 1221 gains yardage in Pottsville game. Geoffrey Zimmerman wins Schuylkill County Scholar-Athlete title. VARSITY. ROW 1: D. Dewald, S. Renninger, D.Deibert, R. Seltzer, R. Yost, G. Zimmerman, R. Snyder, 1. Wagner D Snyder. ROW 2: J. Fridirici, W. Tripp, W. Miller, T. Shoener, H. Herb, R. Moyer, D. Moore, R. Gerhard. ROW 3 R Ney, I. Romberger, J. Roder, C. Bayliff, C. Reber, E. Anderson, A. Scott, P. Correll, K. Hag. ROW 4: R. Kelley A Kull, E. Romance, A. Brensinger, D. I-Iossler, J. Daubert, T. Fidler, R. Gruver. ROW 5: S. Parks, D. Hartman, T Killian, R. Kleckner, I. Maffeo, A. Coady, J. Renninger, I. Rehrig, H. Kriner, G. Sutcavage. L FW JE :pt H fix .. junior Pigskiuuers Post 4-3 Slate in Schuylkill County Iayoee League I. V. FOOTBALL. ROW 1: E. Romance, C. Reber, A. Bren- singer. ROW 2: Mr. P1-emich, A. Kull, J. Renninger, R. Kleckner. ROW 3: R. Gruver, K. Haag, R. Kelley. ROW 4: D. I-Iossler, T. Fidler, J. Daubert. ROW 5: A. Coady, J. Maffeo. Freshmen warm bench during Tamaqua jayvee tilt. Mr. Premich checks injured fullback, Ed Romance, during Jayvee game with Tamaqua. Snyder. P-1-ws' . ' l f Y'-5 1, , BLUE MOUNTAIN JUNIOR VARSITY foot- ball team gave a good indication that Blue Mountain fans can expect more Winning sea- sons in the future. Under the guidance of Coach Andrew Premich, the junior Eagles sported a 4-3 slate in the Schuylkill County Jayvee League. An outstanding characteristic of this year's jayvee edition was their spirited, determined, and hard playing. The young Blue Mountain men suffered an opening loss to Pottsville 6-O. The little Eagles smashed Minersville 20-6 and downed Frackville 21 -7 . Their winning streak Was then halted by a I4-6 loss to Mahanoy Area and a 20-I3 defeat by Shenandoah. The Blue Mountain junior Varsity regained their Winning stride in shutting out Ashland I4-O, and fin- ished their season with a I2-0 Wrap-up victory over Tarnaqua. J. V. CHEERLEADERS. ROW 1: P. Sowers, J. Seltzer, C. Caddy, E. Berger, I Fridirici, E. Deri. ROW 2: Zimmerman, E. Dewald, L. Shuttlesworth, E. We H fx I mel! .gf-1--Qli':wf':fi,71a...f? ffl Hr 1 Q - FRESI-HVIEN FOOTBALLROW 1: R. Stock, E. Strouse, B. Bailey, I-I. Boyer, P. Olmes, D. Bailey, E. Greenawalt, P. Belsak, R. . . . . . B de S Rauch, R. Cummings. ROW 2: W. Drasher, L. Zulick, R. Harron, L. Mimm, P. Muthler, D. Miller, A. ZeW1Z1g, J. en r, Zimmerman. ROW 3: G. Fegley, B. Witmier, D. Krause, T. Ricketts, P. Schlear, R. Schwenk, I. Reber, G. Atkinson, K. Blankenhorn. Freshmen Register 4- Seasorig Help Establish New Grid Record BLUE MOUNTAIN FRESHMEN football team Complled a 4-2 record. Tutored by - Russell Petrucka and Charles Shields, mentors for coaches Russell Petrucka and Charles Shields, the Freshmen football team. the freshmen helped to establish a new Blue Mountain football record. This was the first year that all three Blue Mountain football teams had Winning seasons. The frosh gridmen drubbed Saint Clair 26-O, in their first game. They then were nipped by Panther Valley 7-6 and dropped a 13-7 loss to Tamaqua. The young Eagles finished their season in a blaze of glory, triumphing over Mahanoy Area, 28-O, Potts- ville, 7-6, and Tamaqua, 14 -0. Eagle Dribblers Compete in orth Schuylkill Leagueg Win 9, Lose 13 THE EAGLE COURTMEN, coached by Glen Kramer, posted a 9-13 overall slate for the 1965-1966 season. In their exhibition opener, Kramer's quintet lost to Pottsville 75-59. Minersville downed the Eagles twice with 67-42 and 70-52 scores. In their other non-league game against Pine Grove, the Eagles came out on the short end of a 68- 51 score . In league competition, the Eagle dribblers opened the season with a 69-64 deficit to Mount Carmel. In second-half play, the Eagles downed the Red Tornados 69-58. The Eagle courtmen defeated Shenandoah 78-66, but lost 8-76 in the second game with the Blue Devils. Blue Moun- tain decisioned Panther Valley 80-65 and dropped a 67-50 defeat in the second half. Eagle courtmen battle for reboimd in Minersville game. League Champ, Mahanoy Area, Won both games, 71-58 and 76-51. The Eagle courtsters I split a pair of games with Ashland, winning 65- 53 and losing 63-59. Saint Clair punished the Eagles 81-68, but was nipped 61-59 in the second game. The Eagle dribblers shocked Schuylkill Haven 80-72 and were edged 79-77 in the second- half game. Ringtown lost both games, 71-63 and 94-47. The Eagles defeated Frackville 68-63, but were downed 85-75 by the Mountaineers in the second game. Rick Snyder copped the North Schuylkill League individual scoring championship with 473 points. Rick Snyder dunks ball during a practice session. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS. ROW 1: P. Hines, L. Coover, D. Shoener, L. Augustine, P. I-less. ROW 2: N. Calnan, K. Dean, C. Welker, M. Koons, D. Witman. 31 - 1'9 .'f' A 5 I I W 'N A fx I A T -' ... 1, ,wx ' 'lx I is ' il .ral iziw. 1. 9 ' X 68 'l Tripp shoots lay-up in Frackville game. D. Snyder takes rebound in Haven game. VARSITY. ROW 1: L. Meyers, R. Guers, W. Tripp, S. Parks, G. Machemer, C. J. Daubert, S. Spancake, B. Shellhammer, D. Snyder, R. Snyder, J. Wagner, J. Glenn Kramer completes fourth year as head basketball coach. Coach Kramer advises players at halftime. Shapell, D. Dewald. ROW 2: D. Krause, Zimmerman. Little Eagles Meet Stiff Competitiong End Schedule with 7-15 Record 431 E3 IV BASKETBALL ROWl A Coad P Olmcs R . . . : . ' gy, . -., . Spotts, D. Kauffman, H. Boyer, D. Kutz. ROW 2: R. Kelley, K. Blankcnliorn, M. Kuta, J. Zimmerman, T. Trout, I. Maffeo, S. Melnick. THE IAYVEE DRIBBLERS compiled a 7-15 slate under coach Virgil Scott . In their opening game the junior Eagles lost to Pottsville 91-45 in a non-league game. In their other exhibition tilts, Minersville romped over Scott's courtmen by scores of 69-57 and 91-47. The jayvees trounced Pine Grove 62-38. In their league opener with Mount Carmel, the jayvee courtsters were decisioned by a score of Maffco loses ball J. V. coach Virgil Scott watches against Frackville. practice session. Olmes guards Trout during practice. 76-57. The junior Eagles nipped Mt. Car- mel 53-52 in their second encounter. Shen- andoah jayvees defeated the Eagle dribblers twice by scores of 76-57 and 89-53. The Eagles fell prey to Panther Valley in both games, 83-59 and 62-32. A powerful Ma- hanoy Area team trounced the young Eagles 63-34 and 91-31. The jayvees punished Ashland 56-40, but lost the second contest, 58-48. St. Clair won both games, 69-61 and 65-58. The junior Eagles edged Schuylkill N Haven 52-44 in the first contest, but dropped the second game 58-39. The Eagle courtmen mauled Ringtown by scores of 77-47 and 67-48. Frackville decisioned the Eagles 57-43 in the first encounter, but the jayvees won the second game 51-49. Coach Scott discusses strategy at half time. Ficshman S Melnick grabs a rebound. FRESI-IMEN BASKETBALL. ROW 1: A. Zweizig, J. McGuffin, T. Santee, I. Morgan, H. Kriner, D. Bailey, L. Zulick. ROW 2: M. Noecker, G. Atkinson, D. Bruder, J. Berger, I. Bender, R. Deibert, L. Heian, T. Ricketts. Fresh Ceurtmen join Anthmeite League, Play 10 Game Schedule HGIIU 1.3.1405 1115 baSi4C1Zb311 physical. for the first year, the Freshmen courtsters, under the direction of Austin Scandiber, posted a O-10 record, losing to Mahanoy Area, 63-23, 65-1231-Iazelton, 43-2, 53-17g Shenandoah, 37- 12, 54-9, Tamaqua, 57-21, 61-18g and Potts- ville, 52-16, 73-17. Austin Scandiber serves initial year as Freshmen Coach. 71 ' -1-1 Vfff- ' . , ' -S -,. ' V , qi H., .- , h J , arf. ' 5 1- ., , v SW? 1- . 4 . -, L- 1, M yfw ' fag ' n ,,Nwff T la 45 1 Ke .- ' 5-Q A 'nf' R , 5' 1 - A-if. A ' S .r J- V- , -' - 'A 'u '12TPfs'.i55iffif' Ov - -1, . V , , J .R wf'a4Q,'fA1 . ' I S..g:lv:imqvyFff-2.1 .., X if , A . ,4 . AJ' U :,,af.,:AI-ey3W,,,'.1x.Q. - . -rv x - ' ,F 1 H' ',.:----w-'L , -fTf.f:'3-L'--Y 'll F!!-N '-1' VI ' . ', ' 5-14i. .:5:' fr 'U','f.v4?-.Zw?gu4W - f - 1- - - - , - ,fjrr ' :f5g.,-'-7:,--- . - R .. J :QI 4 V- -... ' . ,. Fr ,,,,,1f rg , , . K . X .3 , X-gh ,,:?4,,,LQ,:,,gfg,.l. 1 , ' ' I .. Qs' .K - ., . ' li' jg .,, -- yd ,H - 4, -v aff , ws.. .' X - ...YM wp . ,f - . 4. -, - .v-.4 f EFF ' f--'A--' ., -... -: ,, '- 4' Q .1 xafji' F' - 9 ' 515,111 - t -5 A. -'i S -, 4 241.312 , A 35 :7 J 3 if A -.'9r,.,mC,.31: xy- .5 iid-ergpi 3.5: ,. - f - . .. - g,:3,.,,..w- '1 li 1W5g,,',,f, X. Q I f 1 -. 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Ken Faust hlts a smgle to get on base' Rick Snyder scores a run in Haven game. BASEBALLROW 1: D. Freiwald, P. Yeich, R. Roeder, M. Shapell, R. Guers, A. Scott, A. Medlock, D. Kimmel. ROW 2: A. Greenawalt, G. Machemer, W. Tripp, K. Kramer, W. Schaffner, K. Faust, S. Parks, R. Stump. ROW 3: A. Sweigert, W. Kraft, L. Fisher, E. Romance, R. Long, II. Becker, D. Krause. ROW 4: J. Adams, D. Snyder, H. Landis, B. Krammes, R. Snyder, J. Wagner, R. Moyer, W. Kunsman. . H. '55 72 Diamond Men Capture 1965 South Schuylkill, P.I.A.A. District 11 Laurels BLUE MOUNTAlN'S 1965 BASEBALL TEAM posted the most successful baseball season in diamond history. With a 14-1 overall record and a 12-1 league record, Coach Allen Greena- walt's baseball squad captured first place in the South Schuylkill Baseball League and took the P.l.A.A. District Eleven baseball crown. The Eagles won their first game with an easy 11-4 victory over Cass Township. The Eagle diamond men nipped Schuylkill Haven 3-2 and downed Pine Grove 5-2 with a three-run, last inning rally. The Eagles gained sole possession of first place by whitewashing previously un- beaten Pottsville 6-0. They continued their win- ning streak by triumphing over Tremont, 10-2g Cass Township, 20-19 and Tri-Valley, 3-2. Aided by Dave Snyder's no-hit pitching, the Eagles made it eight straight by blanking Pine Grove 6-0. Blue Mountain edged Schuylkill Haven 4-3, but had her winning streak stopped by Potts- ville in a 4-1 loss. Angered by their loss to Pottsville, the Blue Mountain men resounded with a 12-0 thumping of Tremont. The Eagles wrapped up the South Schuylkill League Championship in a 3-0 victory over Minersville. In their final league game the Eagle diamond men defeated Minersville 6-1. The Blue Mountain men now advanced to the P.l.A.A. District Eleven playoff eliminations. They whipped St. Clair, North Schuylkill League champions, by a score of 5-1 . In the District Eleven final playoff the Eagles staged a dra- April April April April April April May May May May May May May 1966 BASEBALL SCHEDULE 7 14 18 21 25 28 2 3 5 9 12 16 19 Allen Greenawalt, baseball coach, watches over an after- school practice. Mahanoy Area Pottsville Sch. Haven Pine Grove Minersville St. Clair' Panther Valley Pottsville Sch. Haven Pine Grove Minersville St. Clair Panther Valley matic, come-from-behind, 5-4 victory over Bethlehem to cop the District Eleven crown. Kenny Faust, later voted the teams's most valu- able player, hit a two-run single to win the game. 73 .'-, '4 f' . -x:'lmi f Grapplers Complete Second Year as Varsity Sportg Compile 6'-4 Record WRESTLING IN THEIR SECOND YEAR OF varsity competition, the Eagle matmen com- piled a 6-4 record. Coach Larry Ross's Wrestlers Worked strenuously to uphold their motto: We make men out of boys. The Eagle grapplers mauled West Hazel- ton 59-3 in their opening match. They next punished Hamburg 28-20 and nipped Jim Thorpe 25-2l. Minersville Was the next vic- tim of the Eagles in a 37-20 trouncing. Ash- land defeated the Eagles 25-20 in their next encounter. Blue Mountain again tasted defeat at the hands of a powerful Mount Carmel team, 42-8. joe Onuskanich and Rick Moyer registered the Eagle's only wins. Ross's matmen fell prey to Tri-Valley in a 23-17 loss. The Eagles smothered West Hazelton the Mr. Carmel meet. 60-3, lost to Pottsville 25-I4, and decisioned Ashland 25-l7. Rick Moyer was district runner-up in the 180-pound class, being defeated in the district final by an 8-l decision. Joe Onuskanich executes a tight gut on his opponent during WRESTLING. ROW 1: P. Belsak, I. Onuskanich, A. Hubler, A. Reber, I. Romberger, I.. I-Iepler, T. Bensinger, E. Lykins. ROW 2: B. Bailey, J. Warner, D. Bensinger, P. Corell, R. Moyer, A. Bittle, T. Tongsrinark, D. D1-asher. ROW 3: C. Brobst, G. Greensweig, J. Friclirici, D. Schwaru, I. Nairn, C. Raring. 74 'N .FU ,elm . M- .5 Rick Moyer works on Mt. Carmel opponent. 6 M 1 Larry Ross completed his second year as wrestling coach. Larry Hepler demonstrates a body pick-up on John I ' Fridirici. john Frid1r1ci does a navy ride on Mount Carmel man. jim Romberger and Al Hubler wrestle at practice. 'Wx . lg, 5-vel Aqailae Play 12 Game Schedule, End Season with 6 Wins, 6' Losses Nancy Fehr, basketball coach. WITH FIVE RETURNING STARTERS, the Blue Moun- tain Aquilae, coached by Nancy Fehr, ended their season with a 6-6 record. In the first encounter the Eagle sextet crushed North- western 44-l3. Tri-Valley edged the Eaglettes 40-34. Traveling to Williams Valley, the girls lost a 40-21 de- cision. In their next tilt the Eagle lassies suffered a 26-17 defeat at the hands of Tri-Valley. In a holiday exhibition game the Aquilae were handed a 41-29 beating by the Alumni. In the next league game the Nativity girls downed Blue Mountain 49-38. After drubbing Pottsville 40-24, the girls lost to Pine Grove, 31-28, but stormed back to down Nativity 39-27, Potts- ville 41-23, and Pine Grove 28-25. In their last outing of the season, the Aquilae clawed Northwestern, 37-28. GIRLS BASKETBALL. ROW 1: J. Leisey, E. Strause, E. Fisher, I. Reed, C. YoSt, B. Williams, C. Kauffman, S. Bast. ROW 2: C. Tripp, R. Tripp, K. l3OgOSh, J- Tyndall, S. Nicholls, S. Barron. ROW 3: C. Taylor, and B. Timmins, managers. . Q -L-l.. x v, ' .,, 76 Agnes Barrow, archery coach. ARCI-IERY TEAM members are S. Bast, J. Tyndall, B. Timmins, J. Mengel, and N. Kimmel. COACHED BY AGNES BARROW, the Blue Mountain archers compete in tournaments for the second year against girls from Mahanoy Area, Minersville, Pine Grove, and Pottsville. One match is held on the home grounds of each of the participating schools . For the juniors, Judy Tyndall led the county in victories for the l965 season. Archers Continue in County Competition, Varsity Golf Appears on Athletic Card VARSITY GOLF MAKES ITS APPEARANCE on the Blue Mountain athletic scene for the first time this spring. Forming the nucleus for the team are boys who worked with coach Charles Shields last spring. Matches scheduled for the 1966 season are Pottsville, April 22g West Hazelton, May 4g Whitehall, May 12, West Hazelton, May 133 Whitehall, May 20g and Pottsville, May 25. Charles Shields coaches golf in its initial year at Blue Mountain. GOLF TEAM K. Kramer C. Fetterolf G. Machemer L. Meyers 77 'GL' Blue Mountain Classes Sponsor and Support moiety of Functions my , V 4- 'S , 4515 - Z 'ff ,W 6921935 ' friiwi. f'A2 !Y 2f 1 ,ii-., - ' L, , f' -K 2 'T - W M. , ' , : - .. 1 1 , '- If 5- ,, , Bl :PFI 'F I ! I U I V in-JS -fm J -Q I W5 V ,. mx aw' :iw A ZW yum' ff? 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Eighth Grade Sponsors Fall Dance Debbie Hess does the Chicken at the Sadie Hawkins dance. 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Luke McLaughlin Alice Miller Barbara Miller Diane Miller Elizabeth Miller Lawrence Miller Thomas Mitsky james Moore Cynthia Orwig Karen Osenbach Francis Owens Susan Paul Donna Peiffer Edward Potts Effie Potts Norman Rae Dale Roeder Herbert Rubright Gary Rudy Michael Ruff Ralph Ruff Robert Ruff Keith Runkle Margaret Runkle Yon Schlear Kathleen Schoffstal Dale Schwartz Stephen Schwartz Margaret Schweikert Barbara Schwenk Gloria Searle Ted Sectish Dawn Smith Walter Smith Christine Snyder John Speacht Yvonne Staller Philip Stauffer Susan Sterner Faith Ann Stewart Kay Sunday George Sutcavage Deborah Taylor Cinthia Teets William Teter Vincent Tracey Barbara Tripp Ann Toback joseph Weiss Earl Wensel Burt Werdt Roxanne Wessner Catherine Woxnicki jean Yakirno Kathleen Yasenchak Faye Yeich John Morrison Carl Moyer David Moyer Dennis Moyer Rex Nagle Lonnie Nail Marie Neiswender Carol Reber David Reed Jeanne Reedy john Rehrig Doris Reigel Ronald Renninger Deborah Richardson Marsha Runkle Victoria Sadusky joseph Santilli Terry Sattizahn Cynthia Scandiber Sharon Schaeffer Sarah Scharadin Laverne Seible David Seltzer Daniel Seltzer Royce Shappell james Shire Michael Siluk Kenneth Siminitus joseph Stock Robert Stonelakc Ruth Ann Stoudt janet Stoyer Martin Stoyer Beverly Strouse Susan Strouse Gloria Toback Carrie Voydik Ann Marie Wagner Ralph Watson Wilbur Watson Brian-Webber Eileen Weihe Judy Yorski Deborah Yost Kenneth Yurkonis janice Zehner joseph Yerusavage Nevin Zehner Kathryn Zulick Larry Miller takes time from serving refreshments to show Sadie Hawkins Dance attire. 87 Ezghth Grade Bill Knott and Walter Bohnenblust rest dllflflg break at Sadie Hawkins Dance Freshmen Partake in Annual Concert Pam Bazar, junior high student council president, discusses hall passing procedures. 1 l 1 w N 4 1 1 Charmaine Adams Melanie Amos Karen Anderson Gary Atkinson Bruce Bailey Dennis Bailey Kerry Bair Dawn Baver Janet Bittle Barbara Bohnenblust Kenneth Blankenhorn Linda Bolich Harold Boyer Stanley Brozana David Bruder Daniel Bubeck Ann Daniels Michael David Elsie Deri Elaine Dewald Richard Deibert Donna Dixon William Drasher Kathy Dunheimer Andre Fehr Karen Fisher Robert Fligge Roslyn Fogarty Diane Foltz Eileen Foose james Frantz Beth Freed Douglas Gombar Earl Greenawalt Patricia Greenwood Larry Greenzweig Malcolm Groff Franklin Gruver David Guitas Daniel Haas Frederick Heiser David Hepler Helen Haller Patsy Houser Susan Howell Linda Huff Richard Huff Randall Hummel Dennis Killian jerry Kilmer Eugena Kinsinger Renee Kleckner Stanley Klepchick Leroy Knapp Andrea Koch Barbara Koch Keith Bayliff Pamela Bazar Louise Beck James Becker jeffrey Bender Keith Berger Deborah Berk Mary Burkhardt Keith Butz Charles Charlesworth Richard Commings Leonard Coover Joseph Corby Glenn Curtis Sandra Ebling Ann Eidem Shirley Eifert john Epler Thomas Feeser Marilyn Feger Gary Fegley Terry. Freed Eileen Fritz Sandra Frye Jan Fryer Barry Gassert Faye Gerber Eileen Gerhard David Hafer Christine I-laldeman Phillip Handwerk Robert Harron Kathy Hartranft Leonard Heim Barbara I-leinbaugh Glenn Husack Marcia jones Larry Kamp Robert Kerschner Shirley Kerschner William Kiehner David Killian Terry Koch Cheryl Kodlick Virginia Koperna john Kraft Theodore Krammes Sharon Kramer David Krause EJ F if: X 3,9 . , .K ,.,y.jN ,, 'O sv' ' ' at f Q 4' s 1 D. i H I is 1 ,ba 1 ' ' I, ev, qu a 4: Lii4'Y' 'N ' l l ,I uf . 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Pat Loeper Bonnie Luckenbill Thomas Luckenbill Magdalene Lynagh Mary Lynagh Stephen Markowicz Daniel McAfee Gaylene McClure M ir I ra !! 1 , lk nk it xi . . ,V i 3 N-I M. - . fm, 3 ' , V ' ., . N , ,ri gr., in if Mi M A NJ adn maui, Y Q 1 'UM za sl N , l ,Q WEA l i 'x lx H mmm -. .,Y ir --.. ,M-ga ,. l I 1:1 J? Q is VN as' - 'SQ fer 2 .fs V rr silly I fe- V is -N 'wi 1 i ' it N' A 5 f' - -legal . 3 S .,r,, 5. J' 0 2 .41, ls' ' is it V li will ' is ' v N r if 4 'Q 1. ,N ie We ,r H 1 if s is x- -75 Ii ml , . r Q if l tr ' r Kr - l E I E in ' .tl I -v , -, x 1 PQ ', . bfi? Un .5 '-if I VIL Vi' Alice McG1aughlin james McGuffin Kay Meadows Walter Meek Steve Melnick Dennis Miller Deborah Moyer Richard Moyer Sandra Moyer Steven Muthler Harold Nagle David Peiffer James Phillips David Pierce Susan Plucker Russell Rauch Eileen Reber David Rudolph Mary Ellen Salaki janet Sanzlherr Todd Santee Carol Schauers Paul Schlear Richard Schweigert Lynn Shuttlesworth Lynne Shwenk Lynn Delle Sites Carol Stoyer Diane Smith Rhonda Smith Sandra Smith Richard Strack Daniel Strausser Elmer Strausser Errol Strouse Ann Sutcavage Susan Timmins Steven Thomas Ruth Werner Judith Wessner Leon Wessner Mary Lori Wessner Sharon Weston Allan Witkus Barry Witmier john Miller Marion Miller Robert Miller Lee Min-im james Morgan Ronald Morgan Chester Moyer Dawn Ney Michael Noecker David Noll Philip Olmes Judy Omlor David Parks Kathryn Paul jerry Reed Colleen Rinaldo Thomas Ricketts Leanna Roberts Angela Romance Alan Rornberger Patsy Rornberger Harold Schwenk Ray Schwenk Shirley Seigel Edith Seltzer Sandra Shiffert Craig Shirey Elaine Shoener William Smith Priscilla Sowers Christine Stcinert Brenda Sterner Oscar Stein Peggy Stradnick Richard Stock Mary Ann Tobash Charles Trubilla Paula Vacula Esther Wagner Roy Wagner Laura Warner Paul Weller john Wychunas Mary Yeich Sandra Zamencik Susan Zechman james Zimmerman Steven Zimmerman Lin Zulicl-4 Harold Boyer and Toni Barns enjoy the eighth grade dance. mth Grade Dave Parks and Judy Omlor work on bulletin board for English class. wg IG!! ' yi X ' 4 V 'f' 'fl , 5' AN r, I Q , E H Q K I f KJ!! ,Q .lv Sophomores Enter Senior High Life Diane Diebert stops at student store on way to class. 1 Vaughn Alexander je an Allison Richard Ankenbrandt Marcia Baird Susan Barron Hal Beck Gall Becker jane Bensinger A Sandra Brenneman Nancy Brensinger Dorothy Brobst Pamela Brossman Albert Brown Roger Brown Carol Caddy Darlene Cartwright Forrest Ditzler Mary Ellen Dewald Diane Dixon Boyd Donton janet Earhart Carol Eckert David Eckert Robert Edwards Bruce Fidler Thomas Fidler Elizabeth Fisher Ellen Fisher Richard Flickinger Edward Folk William Foose Jean Fridirici Ruth Harahush Thomas Harahush Donald Heim Leonard Heim George Henry Randy Henry Robert I-lepler Linda Hess Dale Kauffman Ray Kelley Linda Kethledge Linda Killian Ned Killian Terry Killian Timmy Killian Richard Kimmel Janet Kriner Albert Kull Mike Kutz Beverly Laubenstine Ramon Lopez jean Lord James Maffeo Robert Malesic Ronald Bensinger Ellen Berger Dolores Biuer James Bosak Martin Bowers Pamela Boyer Timothy Boyer Karen Christman Allen Coady Gail Crawford David Cresswell james Dauber: Diane Deibert Joanne Deibert Elaine Emerich Roy Fennell Brian Ferrence Ann Fessler Lawrence Fessler Linda Fessler Marlin Fessler Leah Fritz Paul Fritz James Gangloff Lester Gasserc Colleen Gately Robert Gruver Kenneth Haag Beverly Homewood Brenda Homewood David Hossler Karen Hossler Edwin Howe Connie I-Iubler Wayne Huntzinger Donna Kleckner Robert Kleckner Patricia Klinger john Knoll Charles Koch Randolph Krause Carlene Kriner Dianne Mantz jim Manzick Craig March Barbara 'Mase Linda Matukewicz Gretchen Mehlman Tanya Micklo r ,, ug -il J Q I w A 1 vw w Ai R .J .- ' Q 1.1 l tr' ,- ,pl F925 X i ,ra '95 AL : - It .L .iv 41 J I' A , l . 1 N Y ,ke- ii n 1 ,im . ,gf i i a , N f W1 w 'gr' ' , X511 x ,I E -',e, yy - i Nl Q1 - '- 5' . 1 ,XG I V H 1 pixwml f!f.fXN,- V-,, yr ' tv! 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Vice-president. 93 Brenda Osenbach Carol Oswald Ruth Ann Peiffer james Peters james Pohronczny Richard Rarick Ellen Rauch Arthur Raudenbush Carl Reber Dawn Reber Marlene Reber Susan Reed jane Renninger john Renninger Suanne Richards Richard Ryon john Sadusky Linda Saurazas Brian Schaeffer Randy Schaeifer Johanna Schappell Carl Schneider Vicki Schneider Darlene Schrader john Schrader Kerry Seigfried jane Seltzer Joyce Shappcll Donna Shiffert Michael Siluk Elaine Smith Ethan Smitli Phillip Smith Emilie Snyder Joyce Snyder Sylvia Snyder Richard Sommers William Sowers Donna Spontak Robert Sports Wayne Stauifer Clifford Steffy Nancy Steiner Brenda Sterner Cynthia Stine Larry Strause Darlene Stringham Larry Strouse Sandra Stump John Swoyer William Thomas Nancy Tobin Shelby Treon Candace Tripp john Trubilla Marcia Urffer Beatrice Wagner David Yeich William Yerusavage Dennis Yoder Martha Yorski Jane Zimmerman l H1 1 if E I , V .1111 , 1 ' ii g1 ,LK Q5 sax -i ' ' 1 , if - ' P 9 - -, ngvimsyiffalas 7 Y ' 'YWWK ' l ' -. 7' ICT-1' 1 , M 1 1: -Ji! g V I5 fl .1 fi: l 3-.Jc1'li'1 rv: r - erm 1 ' l 'M wma, . 1 ... ff ,N ' rl . 1 ,1 - . 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W7 N I1 it L 'K111 Present Annual Class Play Virginia Ahre nsfield Erio Anderson Terry Aregood Francis Ankcnbrant Craig Bayliff Ronald Barclay Eileen Baner Ned Beck Charlene Bedford john Belsak Darwin Bensinger Floyd Bensingcr Faye Bensinger Albert Bittle Ronald Blew Emma Bohr Virginia Bollinger Sally Boyer Bonnie Bowers jean Breiner Harold Brenneman Doris Brinich Rita Brensinger Leonard Brown Nancy Calnan Anna Carr Timotlmy Allison Robert Cartwright George Cinqmars Paul Correll ,.:...Q a , we .aa Bonnie Costenbader - Robert Dayson Linda DeLong Donna Dewald Ronald Dewald jim Romberger and john Fridirici serve as pages the junior Prom. at 1 . 1 4-4 : fr- 1- , 1 -' -t -11.1 r I . A -1. f 1 F ' ii 1 f ' ,1 w f, 1 V d r 1 + 1 1 11 r .-F4 M 1, . ' X .4 :Ll - n f-0.5 B .. 1 1 1. . 1 1 - . 1 . A i , 1 U P ' fr- ' tr ,S Q ii ' Wi? 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X me vi F X I K L 1 1 111i ' .V 1 11, ' ,C1 4 11 n U, .1. , 11,11 1 Wg J 344 -X 1 -3 1 1 111W uv Vxs l i img L1 is it 1 1 5,23-'4 1 E 1 4 I 3 --1 , ,N , Jr! .D :-, . .AJ 5' if fx-'ii 1 John Krommes has makeup applied for matinee per- formance of junior play. I' A-v-N.-f-ff - Henry Heckman jerry I-Ieim Patricia I-leiser Elaine I-ielman Larry Hepler Luther I-lepler William Herb Linda Hess William Hill J lm J , l Will wil ill JL WWW 'VII- I lu H ' ,,W,,,tf.,,fi , J ,WW W all rj, M , ' ,il 'il , ,ll -' 4 in M . ,.W,H I, R .J J, , J it - ... ,unit A A 41 FV-Txwye 5, - ' ' Ql: :IJ r We ' FV 4 ,J lgjili ,.- . W af ,ii 3, greg r. J -gwfl ' T wtf 'fa ,uijitniiiq jjj 'ujwi vw-xv V X L Y 1 I NJN S L X . .JU1lw xll by V T . J, , - lull! , we J P it J. my :ir 'll H53 1 W v VF A f will 'W'- N IW- , wif' , -' F-'f'?,1z4yfli'f'l H ja! Lu 1- I, ' Y' :,Iv'.irn-1-.ggi v' ' , ,, M V K .1 ' ' ' ' ,5'g'i..l 'W ' :QQ ' .J- Beverly I-lock Joan Hoffman Allen Hubler Louis Jones Nancy Kantner Linda Kerschner Jo Nadine Ketner John Kromrnes Carolyn Kull Douglas Kunkle David Kutz Sandy Laubenstine Lenore Lavinskas Jean Le isey George Lengle Virginia Miller Yvonne Miller Linda Mimm Jane Minnich Herman Morgan Eleanor Morris Brian Moyer John Moyer Joseph Onuskanich Richard Pauley Richard Peiffer Beverly Putt Carl Raring Cliff Rauch Jenny Raudenbush Clair Reading Carol Roeder John Roeder James Romberger Robert Runkle Earl Ryland Nancy Ryon Joseph Salaki Marsha Saylor Abraham Seiders Barry Shellhamer Donna Shoener Dean Sites Martian Smith Jane Sneed Steve Spancake Karen Speacht Linda Kimmel George Koch Rebecca Koch Edward Kokitus Clyde Kramer Leon Kramer Yvonne Krammes Pamela Madara Leanne Marbarger Libby Meck John Mettler Martha Meyers Cindy Miller Elaine Miller Linda Moyer Nancy Moyer Edward Nagle John Nairn Franklin Neiswender Ronald Ney James Olmes Beverly Reed Grace Reed Joyce Reed Janice Renninger Vincent Reichert Robert Roberts Paul Robertson Beverly Schaeffer Lana Schaeffer Clarence Schappell Greg Schwartz Sandra Schwartz Alan Scott Debra Seaman Bonnie Spotts Judy Springer Carole Starr Rebecca Strauch Marian Strausser James Stokes Brian Stoyer ' ,Q 1 David Sweiseff vioier weihe J V ii, Donna Tater Linda werdt -T' Wayne Toczek Paul Yeich J an 1' Ruth THPP William Yeich jf' P1-My J Thomas Tml-lf Kathleen Yurenko V ,f ' I3-ne TYOY-lfman Beryl Zettlemoyer A Jean Troutman Joan Zimmerman .... Michelle Walters John Krommes, Presidentg Paul Robertson, Vice-presidentg Nancy Calnan, Secretaryg Joe Onuskanich, Treasurer. Eleventh Grade Debbie Seaman adjusts hair as Harold Brennaman prepares to dim house lights at junior play. gh CLASS OFFICERS Seniors Set agazine Sales Record LINDA ANGSTADT LINDA AUGUS TINE SANDRA BAST GARY BAVER Class officers are William Miller, presidentg Lyne Dell I-Ieffner, treasurerg Lois Coover, secretaryg and Susan Ru- bright, vice-president. T rf-f LEONARD AULENBACH DIANE BAILEY SUSAN BAZAR CAROL BECK FOR THE THIRD YEAR Bill Miller served as president of the class . Under his leader- ship the seniors topped all previous magazine sales records with over 558, OOO in subscrip- tions . Homeroom 217 Won the Fuzzy Fiend award for the highest sales. L I Cheryl Taylor counts magazine subscription money. C . DANIEL BENSINGER KENNETH BICHTEMAN CURTIS BROBST Seniors set 510, OOO goal. BARBARA CHRISTMAN THOMAS BENSINCER 31' BARBARA BOGBR KATHRYN BOGOSI-I MICHAEL BOYER DOROTHY BROBST SHIRLEY BROWN WILLIAM BUBECK JOHN BURKEY SUSAN CAKE Homeroom 217 wins the Fuzzy Fiend. V 1 LOIS COOVER CHERYL CORBY Camelot serves as theme of prom. KATHY DEAN GALE DEWALD FLORENCE DIETER Y Q KN. CHARLES DALTON DOUGLAS DALTON DARLENE CRESSWELL Queen Cheryl Taylor and King Dale Dewald reign over junior Class Prom. CURTIS DEGLER DAVE DEIBERT DALE DEWALD JOHN DIEF ENDERF ER CAROL DIERWECHT ER ELMER DIETER RAY DREY If I1 - J--.I Seniors enjoy prom held May 29, 1965. X Carol Kauffman, Lyne Dell Heffner, Betty Straub, Lois Coover, Dottie Witman, William Tripp, William Miller, Terry Shoener, ' Richard Snyder and David Snyder elected to jmiior Prom Court -e ' S, lx -:figs I peg, by present seniors. 'iff' -W ' Lwflg Xi S A RAYMOND DROGALIS KARRIE DUBENDORF GEORGE EARHART WILLLAM EIFERT 'iw +- BEVERLY FAUST CAROL FAUST WILLIAM FAUST BRENDA FEGLEY Tlamelotp' Establishes Medieval Mood JI, w , N V ' , ' .i ' MU. 1 ' L - A 3 ' , L '- M! M is ., 5...w Vg - y . F , ' Fffilff ?' .. ..: ' ' me it 9 22 W Rl A ' x 4 'Q V Players relax behind the scenes. K ui A - A ll V A W Mrs. Gloria Beck directed the students who participated in the jrmior Class Play. Mrs. Beck gives a few pointers. NANCY FEGLEY LEE FERRIER DAVID FESSLER CHARLES FETTEROLF LARRY FIDLER TERESA FIDLER JAMES FISHER LARRY FISHER Class Thespicms Present :The Stuck Pot 37 MA RY JANE FISHER l3 '1ff ' J ' Cast rehearses for March 19, 1965 presentation. TERRANCE HALYE LYNE DELL HEFFNER PAMELA HESS V, i N g., RALPH GERHARD KENNETH GRUBE JOHN HARAHUSH CAROL HAZMUKA PATSY GEIGER zsvmngnov, Spring Hop scene proves comical in The Stuck Pot HAROLD HEFFNER - ' ah :1..g-414. F HUGH HERB PAYE HERRING EVELYN I-LESS PATRICIA HINES BETTY HOCK RAY HOOVER PEGGY JACKSON JANICE HOUSER DAVID HUBLER CAROL KAUFFMAN ROBERT HOLLENBACH DAVID HUNTZINGER JOERD KAUFMAN JANE KELLER KATHY KLECKNER JAMES KETCI-ILEDGE NANCY KIMMEL A H JNWETKSYJEJ 1 Marilyn Koons and Cindy Welker lead a cheer. BARBARA KOCH Seniors Well Represented in Sports MARILYN KOONS KARL KRAMER LESTER KRAMMES LORNA KRAIVLMES JOHN KRAUSE JEANETTE KRINER LUANA KULL EILEEN LENGEL Several senior football players obtain zldvice Cgach K1-,gmer talks to B111 from Mr. Klembara. Tripp and John Wagner. Rick Snyder scores a run in baseball. Bill Miller listens to vital information Q- -- ..oo' 'W' bf , AA -'15-'.'-1-W.. 1qF'? 7L lxfgxgmfxlr 5 -. 8 ' . v -ff 9'--o.l' -'4 'tr-'H' 31 ,. , -1, ,, K . - 4,...,,. Q, --5-,.,, 4. S W - 4.32 ,-.nl ..., , 3 i , A A 25135 . S Ti, f 3'-1-.air L' I P VI ':- 2 -, . 1 . , , .,--,W if . 'P 2 . ,uw .,. i 'Q , .x -3:1 Qi. H'-. .. , -V fg - ,-- f'-zu.-,-.1 .H - ,,4- 4-.+,,4-L , 1 .L ff- ur-1'y-f,qf,i-,dfusw V - , 356:1- yx . . ,v X . . S ., --,,. ..,v- .e R! , , . ow-'-?',.:vAfm'..-. s.itAm':.1.. ... .f,.... ' tm- '.,..a.mi., 1v - I -A P-5 -'P ve'-' wx:'- 'f'1'- H'-J They Hold Major Ojices in Activities KAREN LENGEL LEE LENGEL SCOTT LENGLE GLENN LUCKENBILL LYNDA LUNDBYE EDWARD LYKINS Eric Zehner marches in band at foot- ball game . 4 J Q 'f. 4 , I 1 u 'a 3 fl- 2, 5 rys 3 M' , N I 1 , 1 W F G 11 ' DONNA LOPEZ W ,. -. figs . GLENN MACHEMER John Romberger and Mary Novack experiment in science club. Ralph Gerhard and Richard Siluk work out in weight- lifting club . Sandy Bast signals band. LORNA MADENFORD DONNA MALESIC 9 DLANNE MANTZ LINDA MARBARGER WALTER MARKOWICZ IANICE MENGLE RUTH ANN MENGLE CI-IERYL MILLER WILLIAM MILLER DAVID MOORE CAROLE MOYER DARLENE MOYER Susan Rubright and Cheryl Taylor work on yearbook. MARY ANN NOVACK RICHARD MOYER SUSAN OLIVER xx ', ' a.. WILLIAM OWENS STEVEN PARKS CAROLYNN OSENBACI-I Evelyn Hess aids Mrs. Mc Geever in library club. 'Wy ROBERT PETERY WILLIAM PFLUEGER DOROTHY PIERCE MICHAEL POHRONEZNY GRACE POTT5 MARYANN RASMUSSEN ALVIN REBER ARLAN REBER PAUL REBER' PATRICIA REED F Mrs. Blaker advises Carol Beck and Barbara Christman in Tri-Hi-Y. Susan Rubright acts in pep club skit. V' WIA 1 1, -1- ,, 4' 'x 1 ' Yi'- W ' , e f? .L , . ffl? Homemaking club members, Faye Herring and Darlene Teter, work on project. . in . M ,V N nu mx X' H is I af il X Y SHAREN REEDY ROBERT REES RAYMOND REIFSNYDER CLYDE REIGEL STEPHEN RENNINGER ALFRED RHODES FRED RICHARDSON ROBERT ROEDER Seniors Display Interest in Clubs of. Lyne Dell Heffner changes classes. T Cheryl Taylor checks her Carol Kauffman and Janice Mengle locker prepare to leave. if E n JOHN ROMBERGER SUSAN RUBRIGHT ROSENE SCHAEFFER DONALD SCHEIPE JOHN SCHNEIDER TERRY SCHRACK NANNETTE SCHROPP DENNIS SEIGFRIED Students Fmtemize in Hallways ROBERT SELTZER m A I ,ikf-f k- - .HT -. V-. W , Q ' X R if Arlan Reber and Scott Lengle roam halls. TERRY SI-IOENER RICHARD SILUK CAROL SNYDER RITA STALLER SANDRA STARR ALLAN SHEPLER KEEP R'GHT JOHN SILUK DAVID SNYDER RICHARD SNYDER JAMES STEELE LOWELL STEIN BETTY JANE STRAUB KAREN STROUSE SANDRA STROUSE CHERYL TAYLOR DARLENE TETER MARIE TOBACK WAYNE TOCZEK KATHLEEN VACULA IUDITI-I TYNDALL LAWRENCE STRUNK LINDA TETER BONNIE TIMMINS THARNEE TONGSRINARK WILLIAM TRIPP RANDALL ULSH Tharnee spends year with Fridirici family of Orwigsburg. JOHN WAGNER Thamee Enriches Student Life WAYNE WAGNER BETTY WALTERS CYNTHIA WELKER JANET WESSNER ting Tharnec wrestles for Eagle Grapplers. TERRY WARNER EVELYN WEIS ER DAVID WTLDERMUTH BONNIE WILLIAMS 1 w l Student Council members surprise Tharnee with birthday party. Seniors Prepare for the Future LINDA WINK DOTTIE WITMAN CAROL WOZNICKI KATI-IRYN YEDINY ANNA YORSKI RANDY YOST JANET YOUNG DIANE ZEHNER Several seniors listen to a guest speaker. 'EQ Randy Yost prepares for a career in art. ERIC ZEHNER Mrs. Spe1del QABOVEQ and Mr. Scand1ber QBELOWJ work with seniors as class advisors. GEOFFREY ZIMMER MAN LIN ZIMMERMAN Carol Beck looks through college catalogs. Mr. Petrucka also advises Class of '66. CLARA ZULICK Directory Lists Senior Activities LINDA ANGSTADT Band 11,123 Chorus 10, 11,123 Future Nurses 10,11,123 Pep Club 10,11,12. LINDA AUGUST INE Aerie 10, 11, 123 Cheerleader 10, 11, 123 Chorus 10,11, 123 Class Play 113 G. A. A. 10,11,123 Tri-I-Ii-Y 10,11, 123 German Club 103 Pep Club 11,12. LEONARD AULENBACI-I Honor Society 11, 123 Aerie 10,11,123 Chorus 1O,11, 123 Class Play 113 Hi-Y 103 Science Club 10, 11, 12. DIANE BAILEY Chorus 10, 11,123 Future Nurses 11, 123 Tri-Hi-Y 103 Pep Club 10, 11, 123 Moutain Echo. SANDRA BAST Honor Society 11, 125 Student Coun- cil 10,113 Chorus 10, 11,123 Major- ettes 10, 11,12 -- Drum Majorette 123 Twelve Tones 10,11, 123 Archery 11, 123 Basketball 10, 11,12 -- co-captain 123 F. T. A. 10, 11, 12 -- Vice-President 123 G.A.A. 10,11,123 Mountain Echo. GARY BAVER 1-XF. A. 10,11,12, Hi-Y 123 Hobby Club 11. SUSAN BAZAR Honor Society 11, 123 Student Coun- cil 10,11, 123 Aerie 10, 11,123 Chorus 10, 11,123 Class Play 113 Bas- ketball 1O3 Future Nurses 11, 123 c.A.A. 10,11,123 Tri-1-11-Y 103 Pep Club 10,11, 12. CAROL BECK Aerie 10, 11, Chorus 10, 11,123 Class Play 113 Twelve Tones 10, 11, 123 Future Nurses 103 Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12 -- President, Pep Club 10, 11, 123 Moun- tain Echo. C. DANIEL BENSINGER Chorus 10, 11,123 Football 103 Wres- tling 11, 123 Cross-Country 10,113 Public Speaking 123 Mountain Echo. THOMAS BENSINGER Football 10 -- Manager3 Wrestling 11, 123 F. F. A. 11, 123 Cross-Country 10, 113 Varsity Club 11, 12. KENNETH BICHTEMAN BARBARA BOGER Chorus 10, 11, 125 Future Nurses 10, 11, 123 Pep Club 10, 11,123 Mountain Echo. KATHRYN BOGOSH Chorus 1O,11, 123 Basketball 10, 11, 123 Soccer 123 Future Nurses 10, 11, 123 G. A. A. 10,11, 123 Girls Sports Club 10, 113 Pep Club 12. BERNARD BOSAK Hobby Club 10, 113 Weight-Lifting Club 12. MICHAEL BOYER Chorus 10, 11, 123 Class Play 113 I-li-Y 10, 11,123 German Club 103 Science 123 Sketch Club 10, 11. CURTIS BROBST Wrestling 10, 11, 123 Football 103 Cross-Country 103 Hobby Club 11. DOROTHY BROBST Honor Society 123 F. H. A. 10, 11,12 -- Treasurer 123 Sketch Club 103 Words and Puzzles Club 11, 12. SHIRLEY BROWN Honor Society 11,123 Chorus 1O,11, 123 Future Nurses 10, 113 Tri-Hi-Y 123 Pep Club 10, 11, 123 Mountain Echo. WILLIAM BUBECK Aerie 11, 123 Chorus 10, 11, 123 Class Play 113 Sketch Club 10, 123 Stage Club 113 Mountain Echo. JOHN BURKEY Chess and Checkers Club 103 Hobby Club 113 Visual Aids Club 12. SUSAN CAKE Aerie 123 Chorus 10,11, 123 Tri-Hi-Y 123 Business Education Club 123 Girls Sports Club 113 Pep Club 10. BARBARA CHRISTMAN Chorus 123 Class Play 113 Color Guard 12S Future Nurses 10,113 G. A. A. 123 Tri-Hi-Y 123 Business Education Club 103 Dramatics Club 11 -- Vice- Presidentg Pep Club 12. LOIS COOVER Class Officer 11, 12 -- Secretary3 Cheerleader 11,123 Chorus 10, 11,125 Future Nurses 10, 11, 123 G. A. A. 10, 11,12 -- Vice -President 123 Pep Club 10,11,12. CI-IERYL CORBY F. T. A. 1O,11, 123 Biology Club 123 Library Club 103 Pep Club 11. DARLENE CRESSWELL Chorus 10, 11, 123 Future Nurses 10, 11,123 Pep Club 10,11,123 Mountain Echo. CHARLES DALTON Gymnastics Club 103 Weight-Lifting Club 12. KATHY DEAN Student Council 11, 12 -- Treasurerg Cheerleader 10, 123 Chorus 10, 11, 123 Future Nurses 10, 11, 123 G. A. A. 10, 11, 123 Pep Club 10, 11,123 Mountain Echo. CURTIS DEGLER Business Education Club 11, 123 Chess and Checkers 10. BARRY DEIBERT Weight-Lifting Club 12. DAVID DEIIBERT Honor Society 11, 123 Boys' Octet 123 Chorus 10, 11, 123 Class Play 113 Foot- ball 1O,11,123 Hi-Y 10, 11, 12 -- 116 President 123 Science Club 103 Var- sity Club 11, 12 -- Treasurer 12. DALE DEWALD Student Council 10, 11, 12 .-- Vice- President 11, President 123 Chorus 10,11, 123 Class Play 113 Basketball 123 Football 10,11,123 H1-Y 10,11, 123 Cross-Country 10, 11, 123 German Club 103 Varsity Club 12. GALE DEWALD Chorus 10, 11, 123 Football 103 I-Ii-Y 10,11, 123 Cross-Country 103 Folk- Singing Club 12. JOHN DIEFENDERFER Hobby Club 10, 12 -- Secretaryg Stage Club 11. CAROL DIERWECHTER F. H. A. 10,11,123 Future Nurses 11, 123 Dramatics Club 11, 12. ELMER DIETER F. F. A. 1O,11, 12 -- Treasurer Dauphin-Schuylkill F. T. A. 3 Hobby Club 11. FLORENCE DIETER Chorus 10, 11, 123 Future Nurses 10, 11, 123 Pep Club 10,11, 123 Mountain Echo. RAYMOND DROGALIS Wrestling Team 103 Hi-Y 11, 123 Science Club 10,123 Stage Club 11 -- Vice -President. KARRIE DUBENDORF Chorus 10, 11, 123 F. H. A. 10, 11,12 -- Vice-President 11, President 123 Sketch Club 103 Words and Puzzles 12. GEORGE EARHART Baseball 103 Gymnastics Club 103 Sketch Club 10, 11. WILLIAM EIFERT Chorus 10,11,123 Hi-Y 11,123 Cross- Country 10, 11, 12. BEVERLY FAUST Chorus 10,11,123 Band 10,11,123 Future Nurses 10, 11, 123 Pep Club 10, 11,12. CAROL FAUST Aerie 113 Girls Sports Club 10, 113 Pep Club 12. WILLIAM FAUST Hobby Club 113 Weight-Lifting Club 12. BRENDA FEGLEY 'Tri-I-Ii-Y 103 Pep Club 123 Words and Puzzles 11. NANCY FEGLEY F. H. A. 10, 11, 123 Words and Puzzles 11. LEE FERRIER Aerie 1O,11,123 Bond 10,11,123 Dance Band 11, 123 Boys' Octet 11,125 Chorus 10, 11,125 H1-Y 10. DAVID FESSLER F. F. A. 10,11, 12 -- Treasurer 125 Class Play 11. CHARLES PETTEROLF Student Council 115 Chorus 105 Golf 11,125 Hi-Y 12, German 10,115 Science Club 12. LARRY FIDLER F. F. A. 1O,11, 12 -- President 125 Words and Puzzles 11, Class Play 11. TERESA FIDLER Honor Society 125 F. I-l. A. 10,11, 12 -- Secretary 125 Sketch Club 10, 11. JAMES FISHER I-Ii-Y 12 -- Secretary 125 Cross- Country 10, 125 Hobby Club 11. MARY JANE FISHER PATSY GEIGER EH. A. 10, 11,125 Future Nurses 105 Tri-H1-Y 11,125 Pep Club 10, 11, 12. RALPH GERHARD Boys' Octet 125 Chorus 10, 11,125 Class Play 115 Basketball 10, 115 Football 10,11,12, 1-li-Y 10, 11,12 -- Secretary 10, Treasurer 125 German 115 Varsity Club 125 Weight-Lifting Club 12 -- Vice President. KENNETH GRUBE F.F.A. 10,11,12, Class Play 11. TERRANCE HALYE Chorus 10, 11, 125 Hi-Y 10, 11, 125 Cross-Country 105 Folksinging Club 125 Stage Club 11. JOHN HARAI-IUSH Honor Society 11, 125 Hi-Y 125 Ger- man Club 10, 11. CAROL HAZMUKA Honor Society 11, 125 Aerie 115 Chorus 11, 125 Class Play 115 Tri- Hi-Y 11 -- SeCretary5 Pep Club 115 Mountain Echo. HAROLD I-IEFFNER Chorus 10, 11, 125 Cross-Country 10, 11, 1251-Ii-Y 1O,11, 12. LYNE DELL HEFFNER Student Council 10, 125 Class Officer 12 -- Treasurer5 Chorus 10,11,125 F. T. A. 11,125 Tri-Hi-Y 105 Pep Club 10, 11, 125 Mountain Echo. HUGH HERB Basketball 105 Football 10, 11, 125 H1-Y 10, 11,125 chef Club 10, cross- Country 1O,11,12. PAYE HERRING F.H.A. 10,1l,125 Tri-H1-Y 10,11, 125 Library Club 11,125 Pep Club 10. EVELYN HESS Aerie 11,125 Tri-Hi-Y 10,11,12, Library Club 10, 11, 12. PAMELA HESS Cheerleader 1O,11, 125 Chorus 10, 11, 1 25 Class Play 115 Future Nurses 10, 11, 12 -- Vice President 11, President 125 c. A.A. 10, 11,125 Pep Club 10,11,12. PATRICIA HINES Cheerleader 10, 125 Chorus 10, 11, 125 Future Nurses 10, 11, 12 -- Treasurer 125 G. A. A. 10, 11, 125 Pep Club 10, 11,12. BETTY Hocx EH. A. 10, 11,125 Future Nurses 10. ROBERT HOLLENBACI-I Student Council 125 Hi-Y 11, 125 Science Club 125 Mountain Echo. RAY HOOVER JANICE HOUSER Aerie 115 Chorus 10, 11, 125 Business Education Club 10, 11, 125 Mountain Echo 11, 12. DAVID HUBLER Chorus 10, 11, 125 Science Club 10, 11,12 -- Secretary-Treasurer 12. PEGGY JACKSON Chorus 10, 115 F.H.A. 125 Future Nurses 10, 11, 125 Pep Club 115 Words and Puzzles 10. CAROL KAUFFMAN Class Officer 11 -- Treasurer5 Aerie 105 Chorus 10, 11, 125 Color Guard 105 Majorettes 11,12 -- Head 125 Twelve Tones 10, 11, 125 Basketball 10,11,125 F. T. A. 11, 12, G. A. A. 10,115 125 Tri-Hi-Y 105 Pep Club 10, 11, 12. JOERD KAUFMAN Chorus 10511, 125 Football 10,11, 125 Hi-Y 11, 125 Cross-Country 10, 115 Varsity Club 11, 12. JANE KELLER F.H. A. 11,12, Tri-Hi-Y 115 Pep Club 11. JAMES KETcH1EDcE F.E. A. 10,11,12. NANCY KIMMEL Aerie 10, 11, 125 Chorus 10, 11,125 Archery 11,125 Basketball 105 F. T. A. 125 G. A. A. 10,11, 125 Tri-Hi-Y10, 115 Girls Sports Club 115 Pep Club 10, 125 Mountain Echo. KATHRYN KLECKNER Chorus 10,11,125 Tri-Hi-Y 10,11,125 Pep Club 10, 115 Words and Puzzles 12. BARBARA KOCH Honor Society 125 Chorus 10, 11, 125 F. T. A. 11, 125 G. A. A. 10, 11, 125 Tri-Hi-Y 10 -- Treasurerg Pep Club 1O,11, 125 Mountain Echo. MARILYN KOONS Cheerleader 10, 125 Chorus 10, 11,125 F.T.A. 11,12, c.A.A. 1O,11,125 Tri-Hi-Y 10, Pep Club 10, 11, 12, Mountain Echo. KARL KRAMER Chorus 10, 11, 125 class Play 115 Baseball 11, 125 Football 105 Hi-Y 10, 11, 125 Cross-Country 105 German 115 Weight-Lifting Club 12. 117 LESTER KRAMMES Student Council 125 Golf 115 Wres- tling 105 F. T.A. 115 l-li-Y 10,125 Chess and Checkers 105 Hobby Club 12. LORNA KRAMMES Aerie 11,125 Chorus 10,11,125 Tri- Hi-Y 10,125 Pep Club 10,11,125 Mountain Echo. JOHN KRAUSE E.F.A. 10,11,12. JEANETTE KRINER Chorus 125 Future Nurses 10,11,125 Girls Sports Club 10, 115 Pep Club 12. LUANA KULL Band 10, 11,125 Chorus 10,11,125 Future Nurses 10, 11, 125 Pep Club 10, 11,12. JAY KUNKLE Hobby Club 10,115 Sketch Club 12. EILEEN LENGEL Chorus 10,11, 125 Color Guard 11, 12 -- Captain 125 Future. Nurses 10, 11,125 G. A. A. 11, 125 Pep Club 1O,11, 125 Mountain Echo. KAREN LENGEL Aerie 125 Chorus 10,11, 125 Class Play 115 Future Nurses 105 Pep Club 10, 11, 12. LEE LENGEL Chorus 10, 11, 125 Hi-Y 11,125 Chess and Checkers 105 German 11. SCOTT LENGLE Student Council 115 Chorus 10,115 H1-Y 1O,11,125 cross-country 11,12 Weight-Lifting Club 12. DONNA LOPEZ Aerie 11, 125 Student Council 115 Chorus 1O,11, 125 Class Play 115 Majorette 11, 125 G. A. A. 11,12 -- Vice-President 125 Pep Club 10, 11, 12. GLENN LUCKENBILL Honor Society 125 Chorus 10,11, 125 Baseball 115 Football 10,115 Hi-Y 10, 11, 125 Cross-Country 105 Ger- man 10,11, 125 Mountain Echo. LYNDA LUNDBYE Class Officer -- Secretary 105 Chorus 1O,11, 125 Class Play 115 F. T. A. 11,125 Tri-Hi-Y 105 Pep Club 10, 11, 125 Mountain Echo. EDWARD LYKINS Aerie 10, 11, 125 Chorus 10, 11,125 Band 10, 11, 12 -- Vice-President 125 Wrestling Team 11, 125 Boys' Octet 11, 125 Hi-Y 11,125 Business Educa- tion Club -- Treasurer 115 Pep Club 105 Weight-Lifting Club 12. GLENN MACHEMER Chorus 10, 11,125 Baseball 115 Bas- ketball 10, 11,125 Golf 125 I-Ii-Y 10,1l,125 Cross-Country 10, 11,125 Mountain Echo. LORNA MADENFORD Honor Society 125 Chorus 10, 11, 125 Class Play 11, F. T. A. 10,11,125 Pep Club 10, 11, 125 Mountain Echo. DONNA MALESIC Chorus 125 Color Guard 125 G. A. A. 125 Tri-Hi-Y 125 Business Education Club 125 Girls Sports Club 11. DiANNE MANTZ Aerie 10, 11, 125 Chorus 10, 11, 125 Class Officer 10 -- Treasurer-5 Class Play 115 Tri-Hi-Y 10,11, 12 -- Dis- trict Secretary-Treasurer 12, Dra- matics Club 11 -- Treasurer5 Pep Club 10, 12. LINDA MARBARGER Honor Society 11, 125 Aerie 10,11, 125 Chorus 10,11,125 Tri-I-Ii-Y10, 11, 12 -- Vice-President 10, Secretary 125 Business Education Club 10, 11, 12 -- President 125 Mountain Echo. WALTER MARKOWICZ Hobby Club 10, 115 Sketch Club 12. JANICE MENGLE Aerie 11,125 Band 10,11, 125 Chorus 10,11,125 Archery 11, 125 G. A. A. 11, 125 Tri-Hi-Y 10,11,125 Girls Sports Club 10, 115 Pep Club 125 Mountain Echo. RUTH MENGLE Chorus 1O,11,125 Future Nurses Club 10, 11,125 Pep Club 10, 11, 125 Moun- tain Echo. Cl-IERYL MILLER Color Guard 105 Majorettes 11, 125 Future Nurses Club 115 G. A. A. 10, 11,125 Tri-Hi-Y 125 Pep Club 10, 11, 12. WILLIAM MILLER Student Council 115 Class Officer 10, 11, 12 -- President5 Boys' Octet 125 Choius 10, 11,125 Class Play 115 Bas- ketball 10,115 Football 10,11, 125 Golf 115 Hi-Y 10, 11, 12 -- Treasurer 105 Cross-Country 105 German 10,115 Varsity Club 11, 12. DAVID MOORE Chorus 10,11,125 Football 10,11,125 Wrestling 10,115 Hi-Y 10,11,125 Cross-Country 10, 11, 12. CAROLE MOYER Aerie 11,125 Chorus 10,11,125 Busi- ness Education Club 115 Pep Club 10, 125 Mountain Echo. DARLENE MOYER Honor Society 11, 125 Aerie 11, 125 Chorus 10, 11, 125 Future Nurses Club 105 Business Education Club 115 Pep Club 10, 125 Mountain Echo. RICHARD MOYER Chorus 10, 11,125 Baseball 10,11,125 Football 10, 11, 125 Wrestling 10, 11, 125 I-li-Y 10, 11,125 Cross-Country 105 Varsity Club 11,12. ALFRED NAGLE F.r.A. 10,11,12. MARY NOVACK Honor Society 11,125 Aerie 10, 11, 125 Chorus 10,11,125 Twelve Tones 10, 11, 125 Tri-Hi-Y 10,11, 12 -- President 105 Science Club 10, 11, 12 -- Vice President 11, President 12. SUSAN OLIVER Aerie 11, 125 Business Education Club 10, 115 Pep Club 125 Mountain Echo. CAROLYN OSENBACH Aerie 11,125 Chorus 10,11, 125 Tri- I-Ii-Y 10, 125 Business Education Club 125 Art Club 10,11. WILLIAM OWENS I-li-Y10,11,125 Hobby Club 115 Weight-Lifting Club 12. STEVEN PARKS Honor Society 125 Student Council 125 Basketball 11, 125 Baseball 115 Football -- Manager 125 I-Ii-Y 11, 125 Cross-Country 11, 12. ROBERT PETERY F.F. A. 10, 11, 125 Hobby Club 105 Words and Puzzles 11. WILLIAM PFLUEGER Hi-Y 125 Hobby Club 12 -- President DOROTHY PIERCE Chorus 10, 11, 125 Future Nurses Club 10, 11,125 Archery Club 125 Pep Club 10, 11. MICHAEL POI-IRONEZNY Hi-Y 125 Folk singing Club 12 -- President. GRACE POTTS MARYANN RASMUSSEN Future Nurses Club 10, 11, 125 F.H. A. 10,11,125Dramatics Club 11512. ALVIN REBER F. F. A. 10, 11,12 -- Conductor Sec- retary. ARLAN REBER Student Council 105 Chorus 10, 115 Football 105 Wreslting 11, 125 Hi-Y 10, 11,125 Cross-Country 10,11, 12. PAUL REBER F. F. A. 10,11, 12 -- Vice President. PATRICIA REED Chorus 10,115 F.H. A. 10,11,125 Future Nurses Club 105 Tri-Hi-Y 11, 125 Words and Puzzles Club 11, 12. SHAREN REEDY Future Nurses Club 10, 115 Tri-Hi-Y 105 Pep Club 11. ROBERT REES Aerie 125 I-li-Y 11,125 Pep Club 105 Stage Club 105 Weight-Lifting Club 12. RAYMOND REIFSNYDER Chorus 115Hi-Y12. CLYDE REIGEL F.F.A. 10.11,12. STEPHEN RENNINGER Cross-Country 11,125 Football 10, 11, 125 I-Ii-Y10,11,12 -- Secretary 11, Chaplain 125 Varsity Club 1O,11,125 Weight-Lifting Club 11. 118 ALFRED RHODES Chorus 10, 11, 125 Cross-Country 10, 11,125 Football 10, 11,125 Weight- Lifting Club 12. FRED RICHARDSON Aerie 10, 11,125 Chorus 10,11,125 Sketch Club 10, 11, 125 Wrestling 10. ROBERT ROEDER Baseball 11, 125 Cross-Country 11, 125 Hi-Y 12. JOHN ROMBERGER Honor Society 11, 125 Aerie 10, 11, 125 Class Play 115 Pep Club 105 Science Club 11, 12 -- Vice President. , SUSAN RUBRIGHT Honor Society 11, 12 -- Secretary5 Aerie 10, 11,125 Chorus 10,11, 125 Class Officer 12 -- Vice President5 Class Play 115 Future Teachers 11, 125 Pep Club 10, 11, 125 Student Council 115 Tri-Hi-Y 10 -- Chaplain5 Moun- tain Echo. ROSENE SCI-IAEFFER Chorus 10, 11, 125 Class Play 115 Future Nurses Club 10, 11, 125 Pep Club 10, 11, 12. DONALD SCHEIPE Chess and Checkers 105 Cross-Country 10,11,125 F.F.A. 10,11,125 Hi-Y 10, 11, 12. JOHN SCHNEIDER Chorus 10,11,125 Cross-Country 10, 115 Football 105 I-li-Y 10, 11, 125 Mountain Echo. TERRENCE SCI-IRACK Class Play 115 Cross-Country 105 Hi-Y10,11,125Stage Club 11 -- President. NANNETTE SCHROPP Aerie 10, 11, 125 Chorus 10,11, 125 Class Play 115 Color Guard 105 Ma- jorettes 11, 125 F. T. A. 11, 12 -- Parliamentarian 125 G. A. A. 10, 11,125 Tri-I-Ii-Y 105 Pep Club 10,11, 12. DENNIS SEIGPRIED Hobby Club 10, 11. ROBERT SELTZER Chorus 10,11, 125 Basketball 10,115 Football 10, 11, 125 German 11. ALLAN SHEPLER Aerie 125 Band 10,11, 125 Chorus 10, 11, 125 Class Play 1151-Ii-Y 11, 125 Science Club 10,11,12. TERRY SHOENER Student Council 125 Aerie 10, 11, 125 Chorus 10,115 Class Play 115 Football 10,11,125l'Ii-Y10, 11, 125 Cross- Country 10, 11, 125 German 10, Varsity Club 12. JOHN SILUK Hi-Y 125 Hobby Club 11. RICHARD SILUK Honor Society 11, 125 Cross-Country 10, 11. CAROL SNYDER Honor Society 125 Chorus 10, 11,125 Homemakers Club 11, 12, Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12, Pep Club 10. DAVHD SNYDER Chorus 10,11, 12, Basketball 10, 11, 12, Baseball 10,11,12, Football 10,11, 12, I-Ii-Y 10,11,12, Cross-Country 10, Varsity Club 10, 11, 12. RICHARD SNYDER Chorus 10, 12, Basketball 10, ll, 12, Baseball 10,11, 12, Football 10,11,12, Hi-Y 10, 11, 12, Cross-Country 10, Varsity Club 10, 11, 12 -- Vice Presi- dent. RITA STALLER F. H. A. 10, 11, 12, Future Nurses 10. SANDRA STARR Aerie 11, 12, Color Guard 11, Major- ettes 12, Basketball 10, G. A.A. 10, 11, 12, Business Education Club 11, Pep Club 10, 12. JAMES STEELE Hi-Y 10, Chess and Checkers 10, I-lobby Club 1 1. LOWELL STEIN BETTY STRAUB Student Council 11, Aerie 10, 11, 12, Chorus 1O,11,12, Class Play 11, F. T. A 11, 12, Tri-Hi-Y 10 -- Secretary, Pep Club 10, 11, 12. KAREN STROUSE Tri-Hi-Y 10,11,12, Pep Club 11,12. SAND RA STROUSE Chorus 10, 11, 12, Pep Club 10,1l,12, Mountain Echo. LAWRENCE STRUNK Band 10,11,12, Boys' Octet 12, Chorus 10,11, 12, Art Club 10, 11, 12. Cl-IERYL TAYLOR Honor Society 11, 12 -- Vice President, Class Officer 11 -- Vice President, Aerie 10,115 Chorus 10,11,12, Class Play 11, Color Guard 10, Majorettes 11,12, Basketball 10, 11,12 -- Manager, F. T. A. 10,11, 12 -- Sec- retary, G. A. A. 10, 11, 12, Pep Club 10, 11, 12 -- Vice President 11, President 12, Mountain Echo. DARLENE TETER Chorus 10,11,12, F.I-LA. 10,11,12, Tri-I-li-Y 10, 11, 12, I-lobby Club 10, Pep Club 10,11, 12. LINDA TETTER Aerie 10, Future Nurses Club 10, Business Education Club 10, 11. BONNIE TIMMINS Aerie 10, 11,123 Band 10,11,12, Chorus 10, 11,123 Archery 10,11,12, Basketball 10, 11, 12, Future Nurses Club 10, F. T. A. 11,12 -- Treasurer, G.A. A. 10,11, 12, Pep Club 10,11, 12. MARIE TOBACK Chorus 10, 11, 12, Business Education Club 10, 11, Pep Club 12, Mountain Echo. ' WAYNE Toczbx Art Club 10,11,12. THARNEE TONGSRINARK I-li-Y 12, Public Speaking Club 12. WILLIAM TRIPP Honor Society 12, Student Council 10, Class Officer 10 -- Vice Presi- dent, Chorus 10, Basketball 10,11, 12, Baseball 10,11, Football 10,11, 12, Hi-Y 10,11, 12, Cross-Country Club 10, German Club 10, Varsity Club 10, 11,12. JUDY TYNDALL Honor Society 11, 12 -- Treasurer, Aerie 11, Band 10, 11,12 -- Secretary 11, President 12, Dance Band 11,12, Chorus 10,11,12, Archery 11,123 Basketball 10, 11, 12 -- Co-Captain 11, 12, F. T. A. 12, G. A. A. 10,11, 12 -- Secretary 11, President 12, Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, Girls Sports Club 11, Gymnastics Club 10, Mountain Echo. RAND ALL ULSH Cross-Country 10, Stage Club 11. KATHLEEN VACULA Student Council 10, Aerie 11, 12, Chorus 10,11, 12, Color Guard 12, G. A.A. 12, Tri-I-Ii-Y 12, Girls Sports Club 10,11, Pep Club 11, 12. JOHN WAGNER Honor Society 12, Student Council 10, Chorus 10,12, Basketball 10,11, 12, Baseball 11,12, Football 10,11, 12, Hi-Y 10, 11,12 -- Vice President 10, Secretary 11, Cross-Country 10, German Club 10,115 Varsity Club 11, 12 -- Secretary 12. WAYNE WAGNER Gymnastics Club 10, Weight-Lifting Club 12. BETTY WALTERS Class Play 11, F.I-I. A. 10,11,12, Future Nurses Club 10,11,12, Dra- rnatics Club 11, Home Economics Club 12. TERRY WARNER Chorus 10, Folksinging Club 12, Ger- man Club 10, Words and Puzzles 11. EVELYN WEISER Honor Society 12, Chorus 10, 11, 12, Color Guard 12, Future Nurses Club 10, G.A.A. 12, Tri-I-Ii-Y 11,12, Pep Club 10, 11,12. CYNTHIA WELKER Honor Society 12, Class Play 11, Cheerleader 10, 11, 12 -- Co-Captain 12, Chorus 10,11,12, Twelve Tones 11,12, Future Nurses 10, F. T. A. 11, 12, G. A. A. 10,11,12, Girls Sports Club 10, Pep Club 11,12, Mountain Echo. JANET WESSNER Aerie 11, Chorus 11,12, Color Guard 12, G.A.A. 12, Tri-Hi-Y11, Pep Club 10, 11, 12, Mountain Echo. DAVID WTLDERMUTH F. F. A. 10,11,12, Public Speaking Club 12. 119 BONNIE WILLIAMS Chorus 10, 12, Color Guard 10, Bas- ketball l0, 11, 12, Future Nurses Club 11,12, G. A.A. 10, 11, 12 -- Vice President 12, Tri-Hi-Y 10, Girls Sports Club 10, 11. LINDA WINK Chorus 10,11,12, T11-H1-Y 10, 11, 12 Business Education Club 10, 11, 12. DOTTIE WITMAN Class Play 11, Cheerleader 10, 11, 12 -- Co-Captain, Chorus 10, 11,12, G. A. A. 10,11,12, Tri-I-li-Y 10,11, 12, Pep Club 10, 11, 12 -- Treasurer 11, 12. CAROL WOZNICKI Future Nurses Club 11, Tri-Hi-Y 10, 12, Business Education Club 12, Home Economics Club 10, 11 -- Vice Presi- dent 11, Mountain Echo. KATHRYN YEDINY Honor Society 12, Student Council 12, Aerie 10,11,12, Band 10, 11, 12 -- Librarian 11, Secretary 12, Wind Ensemble 11,12, Chorus 10,11, 12, Class Play 11, F. T. A. 10,11, 12 -- President 12, Girls Sports Club 10, 11 -- President 11, Pep Club 12, Moun- tain Echo. ANNA YORSKI F. I-l. A. 10, 11, 12, Dramatics Club 10. RANDY YOST Football 10,11,12, Hi-Y 10,11, 12 -- President 10, 11, Cross-Country 10, Varsity Club 11,12. JANET YOUNG Honor Society 11,12, Aerie 11, Chorus 10, 11, 12, Business Education Club 10, 11, 12, Mountain Echo. DIANE ZEHNER Aerie 10,11, 12, Chorus 10,11, 12, Future Nurses Club 10, 11, Tri-Hi-Y 12, Archery Club 12 -- President, Pep Club 10. ERIC ZEI-INER Band 10, 11,12, Chorus 10, 11,12, H1-Y 10,11,12, cormon Club 11, Science Club 10, 12. GEOFFREY ZIMMERMAN Chorus 10,11,12, Basketball 10, 11, Football 10, 11,12, I-Ii-Y 10,11, 12 -- President 10, Cross-Country 10, Varsity Club 10,11, 12 -- Vice President 11, President 12. LIN ZIMMERMAN Football 11, I-Ii-Y 12, Gymnastics Club 10, Weight-Lifting Club 12. CLARA ZULICK Chorus 10, 11, 12, Future Nurses Club 10, 11,12, German Club 11,12 -- Vice President 11, President 12, Pep Club 10, Mountain Echo. 4 , I' g , nwwg' - Q. uf ' fag? ie ,. . ,T 1 '. .,w . 'lin'- gl . , ni-, ,lege H+, f I , Q, -4., ffT3 F5E'?X K N T X . f f D . , if :M 'V 'P -'Q' v X f Q I4 , 'J++ -.-M.--.-...v--Bmw . .L +L . any 'I nic ' T 1 l'u - - A f A :sl 4 r 'I N E atkins-.sw 'SL W . Q A 1 have - i I ' I H11 y -1 V, 'YY V T . .X 7,-A .-v j K -x i' 4 ug. f..- : L iff .UK I K I . - . .- .A ff-J -MM-'if g ME M0R1135 AR:Ei1ff3 A ii ,- H 'bssajgii um ,V L .Q N ,l:A 1A :fZ32a:m-sf?e-111:-lplfffiegi .,, ... Y V LL y! W D nf 'Jw al M QQ ' 1 S.. , , U ful! ,I 4 , 1 'L Q u . N, mia M W m ,'Wy N 3 ' ,gg H' my W 'M M A . :M 19 fd a m yi , W W., l I , ' v Y 1 , L e A ' f . - -, , ,rm - dAx:.,, ff - . 5-. ,-.,. ,, ,V Ganglojjrfs C X TV and Appliances T RCA victor rv , if f 'f - 1 if C ss -: Color - Black 8f White ,L Q Stereos - Radios RCA Whirlpool Appliances New Ringgold R. D. 2 Phone: 943-2379 Poinerogfs AMBASSADOR ALTEST BELLEAIR CRADLECRAFT Appliances Toiletries and Linens, Rugs Tots and Infants TV 8. Stereos Household Needs Domestics Needs Look For These Famous Brands These Famous Names Sold Exclu- Sold ln Fine Stores Coast to sively by Pomeroy's in Pottsville. Coast When You Shop Pomeroy's Tested and Verified by Nationwide For Value and Quality Laboratories For Quality KENTFIELD MILLAY VARDON FLEETWING Men's 8. Boys' Women's Fashions Budget Basement Bicycles and Clothing And Accessories Sporting Goods Congratulations Class of '66 Coney Island Lunch Always Tops in Hot Dogs 8f Hamburgers 215 North Centre Street Pottsville B dew 710145554 M engle ,S Auto Wan' at Body Shop 1100 POllSVllle Street Phone 622-5364 Pottsville, Pennsylvania LNHIXII mgggielil We QW I I 4 4 4,35 s I - '. ri. 1, . W TKT' 'I ! 4 oo le' ' if A Q ' Ns ,I as ts ' 4 Mack Studio F. C. Smith Proprietor Portraiture and Commercial Work of The Better Kind Makers of the Photographs In This Yearbook 111 North Centre Street Pottsville, Pennsylvania ,ix Ym Best Wishes Seniors ' .S A A l 1 - ix Xwfel Qc Agway Petroleum C Corporation Congratulations Seniors 2nd gf Walnut Streets from Cressona, Pa. 385-3866 Fuel Oil - Kerosene - Burner Service Agway, Inc. Gasoline 2nd 8fWalnut Streets Cressona, Pa. Lots of Luck Argo Mills Division Finest Knitwear This Side of Schuylkill County American Argo Corporation Schuylkill Haven, Pa. 1 Arm ,S Sub Shop Congratulations tothe Class of 1966 ltalian and Steak, Turkey, Tuna Subs Beef and Ham on Roll, Pizza Factory Orders Nlade and Delivered Bergefs 5h0l9PiHg Center Route 61 Phone 366-0068 R. D. 4941 Come ln and Shop -- We Have A O Wi95bUV9f Pennswvania Variety of Goods 23 Front St. Phone 385-1.960 Cressona, Pennsylvania Harvey K. Freeman, Ir. Excavation and Hauling Septic Tank Installation Top Soil Fill Bulldozing Stone-Coal Drain-Tile Backhoe Schuylkill Haven R. D. 2 Phone 754-3721 l'll nuffand l'll puff and l'll blow your house in, unless it's made of. . . Empire Building B locks J. Nl. lVlengle Nl. L. Baum Schuylkill Haven, R.D. 2 Remember, building blocks are tough, strong, reliable, weatherproof durable, non-tarnisning, warp-resistant. . . l ylzZA The finest footwear in ' Schuylkill County Stejfgfs , , Luncheonette Rarmg S Subs, Steaks, and Sandwiches Shoes Sl'iCe1890 Auburn, Pennsylvania 22 South Centre Street Pottsville Q is T w' f Q ' ,Q F K Pottsljgolle Z : Z :, , Repu wan GRADUATES Schuylkill County's Greatest Newspaper Phone: 622-3456 111 Nlahantongo Street Pottsville Congratulations to the Class of 1966 Auburn Brick Company Manufacturers of Quality Clay Products Auburn, Pennsylvania Pnone751I-3611 Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of 1966 Staller-Luckenbill Post 3975 I LADIES AUXILIARY Auburn VFW BLUE MOUNTAIN LAKES Trout stocked every Sunday. Boats, bait, and refreshments available. Open from 6 a.m. 'til dark. R.D. 2 Sch. Haven J. WILSON BARTO SONS, INC. Dealers in Hardware - Plumbing - Heating Estimates Furnished Phone 345-3808 Pine Grove, Pa. HI-WAY MOTORS, INC. Home of Select Cars Speed 8. Sport Equipment Custom Accessories Schuylkill Haven, Pa. HINKLE'S PHARMACY 3 I2 W. Main Street Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Prescriptions TOM SC HU Men's and Boys' Wear Styled by Tom Sawyer Boys' Sizes 6-20 On the Square Orwigsburg, Pennsylvania Compliments of ALBERT'S STORE Pine Grove, Pa . We feature famous brands of women's and children's apparel T HE GIFT HOUSE Hallmark Cards Bluegate Candles 7 East Main Street Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Ili- I Q55 IQ? For the best buys, shop at BOYER'S MARKET Orwigsburg, Pa . UNUUUZP W5 Compliments ot V SW tglnx II PAUL MOYER JAMES SNYDER Auto BODY sHoP . . gr ! Sunoco Service Station ,, 224 wt Main sneer Route 443 at ff' N Schuylkill Haven, Pa Between Sch. Haven 8. Pine Grove BOBST'S NEWS AGENCY Newspapers Magazines Fountain Service 366-9861 Orwigsburg, Pennsylvania Service that Clicks f . r ,X TOWNE CAMERA Earl Tropp - Art Lewars Center 8. Norwegian Streets Pottsville, Pa. We Make We Repair KERWICK'S Leather Goods - Religious Articles Green Stampsk Phone: 622-6036 Pottsville, Pennsylvania Better Training Better Positions You can be sure of both when you attend FORD SCHOOL OF BUSINESS Phone: 622-3380 For the JAY'S JEWELRY county's finest selection of wedding rings. Pottsville, Pa. S , 1 , Q KEN HUFF'S SPORTING GOODS Baseball, Basketball, and Football Equipment Phone: 622-6680 307 W. Market Street Pottsville, Pa. lllllil mmmu lillllillilnnmg The Most Modern Store in the County 316 North Centre Street Pottsville, Pa. Phone: 622-8511 Compliments of THE WHISPERING PINE TURKEY FARM For the best dressed 8. best tasting turkeys in town James Shadle, Manager Phone: 682-3967 Hegins, Pa . Compliments of RElLEY'S Frigidaire - Zenith Maytag - RCA 200 N. Centre Street Phone: 622-3221 Pottsville, Pa. Compliments of H. R., KNAPP 8.SONS, INC. Luggage and Leather Goods 202-204 S. Centre St. Phone: 622-6400 Pottsville, Pa. 'AGP-ATU'-ATIOIJS -X Q' 1 Matz dp Electric 2, 649 Sales and Qualified Service Hotpoint and Hoover Appliances Zenith TV gf Stereo S. Walborn Avenue Orwigsburg, Pa. 366-3631 Residential 8f Industrial Wiring The House of Quality and Service Custom Cleaners Phone: 622-7780 Pickup and Delivery 404 Nlahantongo Street Pottsville, Pa. Best Wishes to the Class of '66 For the region's newest and finest swimming and picnicking in the area Summit Station, Pennsylvania Happy Holiday Pool Compliments ot THE WHITE SHOP T04 N. Centre Street Pottsville, Pa. BE NSINGER'S PHARMACY Wm. T. Schlappich, Prop. T04 E. Main St. Schuylkill Haven, Pa. In Business For Your Health Phone: 385-0807 For Jr. Debs lt's WOLOWITZ Downtown Pottsville Compliments of JANE 8. BILL BURKE Pine Grove, Pa . Finest Fountain Service Compliments of RUSS ROEDER Used Cars Friedensburg, Pennsylvania Congratulations HORNBERGER'S Self Service 3l7 East Main Street Schuylkill Haven, Pa., Kala? .gehlfidlt Feminine Apparel lOl East Main Street Sch. Haven Dresses, Coats, 8g Suits For Juniors, Misses, and Halt-sizes Compliments of MOON MULLINS TV MAINTENANCE 200 West Main Street Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Phone: 385-3217 Compliments of your Fll.lS'Cl'lllI.MERS IIACYOI Ulvlllou ' ull-Wllllll B. U. l.l. Sales and Service Dealer DEWALD 8. LENGLE Friedensburg, Pennsylvania KELLER'S TAILOR SHOP Phone 385-0806 Quality Dry Cleaning 8. Pressing Expert Tailoring and Repairing 33 St. John Street Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Compliments of H. L. SNYDER FUNERAL HOME H. L. SNYDER 345-2600 Snydefs SNYDER'S FURNITURE STORE CLARKE. SNYDER 3415-2601 DINGER CHEVROLET, INC . I5 Charles Street Schuylkill Haven, Pennsylvania JASPER COLLURA MUSIC CENTER 39 East Main Schuylkill Haven, Pennsylvania Phone 385.-2881 A- G? Complete Music Service TQ I i lk A THE GREAT HIGHWAY Pznroruviens ,rigid Best Wishes from LONG-'S METERED GAS SERVICE Happy Cooking Metered Gas Service Phone 345-336i WILHELMINA'S BEAUTY SHOP 22I West Independence Street Orwigsburg, Pa. Phone 366-2777 Professional Care Is Best Pine Grove, Pa. For Hoi,- JOHN P. FEHR E33 JAYNE'S FLOWER JEWELER X SHOPPE 4' Flowers for Every Occasion I . 33 Main Street QSEESI m?lIIngIreeI Schuylkill Haven, Pennsylvania C Igy85l228gven GARF REICHERT Wholesale Distributor any Pretzels 8: Potato Chips, etc. R.D. 2 Pine Grove, Pennsylvania 704 West Market Street Onfvigsburg, Pennsylvania O POTATO C H I PS' Phone M2007 Compliments ot 7 w v DAN'S SELF-SERVICE SAMUEL R. KURTZ 0 GROCERY STORE Watchmaker and Jeweler Phone: 385-2233 Daniel E. Bast, Prop. I2 St. John Street S h ' . C Uy I Oven' G Friedensburg, Pennsylvania The Nancy-Lee Diner 1 ,fl .. '92 Junction 183-61 Connor's Crossing Schuylkill Haven Phone 385-9938 Compliments of H. H. Fessler Knitting Company Fesco Brand Knit Underwear f7 ll M-M-Ms gy ,Si ,Q S 5 , , BAKERY- Fneiigj di .QEAD Compliments of Capital Bakers Baked by a family with kids of its own Best wishes to the Class of '66 Hidden Valley Gohf Course N Ni Compliments of Smith as Shoes and Clothing Shoes, Sneakers, and Clothing For All The Family Orwigsburg, Pennsylvania Compliments of Rariokfs Bowling Lanes lx E 1 I Phone 366-21168 218 West Market Street Orwigsburg, Pennsylvania PEIFFER'S Blue Mountain Auto Treat Drive In Soft Ice Cream Route l83, Summit Station Pottsville Tobacco Company IVAN C. NEWCOMER Wholesale Distributor 72-74 South Main Street Pine Grove, Pa. Phone 345-221 i is Y ,AR . AL'S TV RCA Home Entertainment Quarters Small appliances, records Sales 8 Service Orwigsburg, Pal, Compliments of A FRIEND For Jewelry, Silver China, and Gifts GREEN'S Quality and Integrity Since T847 Pottsville, Pennsylvania THE WALBORN AGENCY Insurance 8. Bonds Orvvigsburg, Pennsylvania STANLEY E . WOZNICKI Plumbing and Heating Oil Burner and Stoker Sales and Service Schuylkill Haven R.D. 52 754-2341 WlXSON'S DRIVE-IN With the Star in the Sky Hamburgers 8. Hot Dogs l5cg By the bag 7 for 51.00 Pottsvil le-Schuylki II Haven Highway Compliments of GORDON D. REED AGENCY, INC. Schuylkill Haven, Pa. For Quality 8. Value Shop MEN'S SHOP Two Fine Stores T03 East Main Street Schuylkill Haven, Pa. and Minersville, Pa. Best Wishes I. Bertolet, Inc. Route 61 3 Miles South of Schuylkill Haven Schuylkill County's Authorized Volkswagen Agency David B. Sterner, Inc. Hardware Farm lVlachinery 'E coal Fuel on Y1L A, p- -l if eel r as ti QR 340 5- UUGHY Street Totem BY me CASE us! Orwigsburg, Pa. Coca Cola Bottling Co. 505 DEFRQ' 3 Pousviiie, Pa. QUALIT ARM EOUI ENT Allen L. Kramer DEALER V General Repairs State Inspection Phone 739-2250 Route 443 Schuylkill Haven Long Run, Pen nsylvania Best Wishes to the Class of '66 SUMMIT STATION FIRE CO. NO. I Auburn 754-23l4 or 754-349l DON'S PIZZA PARLOR The Home of Italian Pizza 529 North Centre Street Phone: 622-9006 For Pizza and the Finest Sub the Region, Stop in Don's across from HummeI's sin CLELAND'S HOME FURNISHINGS Elegance without Extravagance I8-20 E. Main Schuylkill Haven and South Liberty Street Orwigsburg, Pennsylvania PAUL A. MOYER SERVICE NTER For Beautiful Floral Arrangements Call: Route T83 and 443 PENSYL'S FLOWERS llntersectionj .S R.D. I, Pa. Phone 739-3100 Schuylkill Haven, Pa I36 West Main Street yg9UH'RM 02 385-2131 Schuylkill Haven, Pa. I 'lm'-' WALTER F . MULLEN Realtor Real Estate - Insurance 204 East Main Street Phone 385-2800 Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Compliments of DOHNERS SHOE SERVICE West Main Street Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Compliments of JOE'S BARBER SHOP Cressona, Pa. Congratulations Seniors STINE'S PHARMACY Prescription Specialists I East Main Street Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Phone 385-3570 R41 Compliments of THE NEC HO ALLEN IOI S. Centre Street Pottsville, Pa. Compliments of FRIENDSHIP HOSE CO. NO. I of Orwigsburg, Pennsylvania Congratulations Seniors RUTH BITTLE'S BEAUTY SHOP Cressona, Pa. TUPPERWARE HOME PARTIES Demonstrators Wanted Highway 61 Orwigsburg, Pa. PEARL'S LUNCHEONETTE 222 East Market Orwigsburg, Pa. Pho ne 366-5693 Compliments of LEE EQUIPMENT, INC. 556 North Centre St. Pottsville, Pa. Compliments ot GATEWAY LANES Pottsville-Sch. Haven Highway P.O. Box 203, Pottsville rl-l 1 Compliments of ORPHE UM THEATRE Don Edwards, Manager Orwigsburg, Pa. Shop at the New S. S. WEISS DEPARTMENT STORE Locally Owned - Locally Operated N. Centre St., Pottsville POTTSVILLE STORAGE BATTERY CO Wheel Alignment and Balancing Since I929 Save ! Schuylkill Haven, Trust Company Telephone 385-0861 Nlain gf St. Peter Street Schuylkill Haven Pennsylvania You Marry the Girl . . . We'll Furnish the Home! HUMMEL'S Good Furniture Since 1874 Reading Pottsville Compliments of S. C. ASHER, D.D.S. 106 N. Centre Street Pottsville, Pennsylvania LlZ'S BRA SHOP 125 Center Square Phone: 366-2071 Orwigsburg, Pa. SAMUEL K. DEIBERT Electrical Contractor TV Appliances Air-Conditioning Orwigsburg 366-2701 Best Wishes THE CALL AND ORWIGSBURG NEWS Schuylkill Haven, Pennsylvania Compliments of S NAC K BAR 113 North Centre Street Pottsville, Pennsylvania PUDDU'S 320 West Market Street Pottsville, Pa. Specializing In Lampcutting Hair Coloring Cold Waving qlfln. 9Olllfl,9 Cgeautg QaQom 110 North Centre Street I Phone: 622-8389 Pottsville, Pa. Compliments of V TONY PILO - Pottsville, Pa. QUE? Compliments of TOBASH'S SERVICE' STATION R.D. iii Orwigsburg, Pa. P. Complete Lines of Insurance Notary Service Seltzer Insurance Agency Country Club Hill Route 61 O. Box 167 Orvvigsburg, Pa. Phone 366-9451 Insure in Sure Insurance Congratulations Seniors 'l'Kanl1alg2 Furniture for every home Pottsville-Schuylkill Haven Hi-Way Good Luck Graduates of 1966 Goldy 'S Ladies' Apparel Pottsvil le, Pa. Compliments of Leininger Knitting Mills Manufacturers of Cotton Knitwear Orwigsbu rg, Pa. Congratulations Class of 1966 IIIOY NUJW 0x ' 4f, 0-'f :mul 0-417 . .Q x X , Guers Dairy Tumbling Run Road Pottsville, Pa. Phone: 277-6611 fill HOWELL'S TIRE SERVICE Coal 8. Nichols Streets Pottsville, Pennsylvania Phone 622-0827 622-0828 Drive worry-free on dependable Kelly Tires Open daily 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. Greeting Cards Stationery FRANK S. LEWIS Newsdealer Phone: 385-2460 22 East Main Street Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Loans All Purpose SIO to 53,500 MOTOR LOAN SERVICE, INC. Loans above S600 made by MOLAR CONSUMER DISCOUNT CO. Phone: 622-8887 Pottsville, Pennsylvania LARGE'S TV SERVICE CENTER Motorola Color TV Norge Appliances Fedders Air Conditioners Phone: 943-23I0 New Ringgold, Pa. Open until 9 every night LEBO 8g HILL FLORISTS Congratulations to the Q 't'6M 'ff: Class of '66 gs Phone 366-5141 ,O -7 HARRY A. ECKROTH'S he ,I 221 West Market Street if I P , Orwigsburg, Pa. BARBER SHO 'ff ' P . u I Be thoughtful with Flowers New Rmggold' O HElSLER'S CLOVERLEAF DAIRY 8. DAIRY BAR Where a milkshake is a meal Tamaqua R.D. fit Visit our waffle shop POST 8. SCHUETTLER CLEANERS Dry Cleaners 8. Shirt Launderers Free Insured Mothprooti ng Use our convenient drive-in service I20 E. Race Street Pottsville, Pa. We'lI go to any length to please you SCHUYLKILL HAVEN CASKET CO. Better Built Caskets Phone: 385-0296 Liberty Street Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Built Here by Craftsmen Who Live Here STA HLER'S STORE General Merchandise Feed, 'Dry Goods, and Groceries Phone: 943-2770 New Ringgold, Pa. Compliments of Moyer Chevrolet Inc. Chevrolet - Chevy II - Corvair - Corvette TH G EAT HIGHWAY PE RS Phone 366-5282 Orvvigsbu rg, Pen nsylvania Congratulations to the Class of '66 Richard B. Ryon Agency Growing with Schuylkill County Phone: 622-7200 304 West Market St. Pottsville, Pa. Insurance - Real Estate - Builders Thomas Drug Store Phone 366-6111 On the Square Orvvigsbu rg, Pa. Compliments of Fryeris Ben Franklin Stores 56-100 - Sl. O0 8: Up Where your money buys you more Orwigsburg 326 State Street Hamburg Congratulations Seniors Sears Phone: 622-2040 Pottsville, Pa. Satisfaction guaranteed or your money back Shop at Sears and Save 113 South Centre Street Free parking Good Luck to the Class of 1966 Walk-In-Shoe-Co. Makes Shoes to Suit the Whole Family Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Best Wishes To The Class of '66 FROM Dierwechteras Used Auto Parts R. D. 1643 Pottsville We make the best knit goods in town Classtex Knitting Mills East Mifflin Street Orwigsburg, Pennsylvania Congratulations Se niorsl from PATCHETTS NEWS SHOP Auburn, Pennsylvania Best of Luck JAY B. WITMIER Shoe Repair Shop Auburn, Pa. SCHUYLKI LL MEMORIAL PA RK Burial Estates Perpetual Care Route 6l Phone: 385-2647 CRESSONA TRUCKING CO. Trucks keep America on the Move Gordon Nagle Trail Cressona, Pa. KENNETH NOECKER Plumbing 8. Heating 87 Front Street Cressona Phone 385-366l Cressona GMC TRUCKS Sales Si Service CRESSONA AUTO BODY WORKS, INC. I6 Park Street Phone 385-T465 Cressona, Pa The Home ot Good Parking DAYSON'S MOBILE HOME PARK Schuylkill Haven R.D. ffl, Pa. Phone 385-33I6 MANTZ ATLANTIC SERVICE STATION New Ringgold Authorized Firestone Dealer and Wagner Brake Service SUNNY BROOK Congratulations Class of I966 FARM -il 'llllll KENNYES G RILLE I l Front Street Cressona, Pa. s Raw Milk Q 45 -LJ- Lester Wildermuth Phone 385-3789 Panther Valley Cocktail Lou nge Restaurant Uhr Bwanelfink illllntrl. 1141 Beautiful Rooms with Television and Air-Conditioning Route 61 Pottsville-Schuylkill Haven Highway R. D. 3, Box 363 Pottsville, Pa. Dial 717-385-2407 Shop and Save At ,-gf-f L Hezsers Food EEL' 1 Market iv .1 2 F w Fresh Meats, Poultry, Produce and Frozen Foods 214 Independence Street Orwigsbu rg Morrison Motor Co. Sales gf Service FORD MU STANG THUNDERBI RD FAIRLANE FALCON Body Shop Full Service Garage Phone: 366-3111 East Market Street Orwigsbu rg PAINT NAILS WINDOWGLASS SCUTT MILLWGRK BUILDING MATERIALS BUILDERS HARDWARE CUSTOM Phone M I LLW OR K 385-2046-2047 40 N. Sillyman St. - Cressona, Pa. BE 911 IAILLWURK WM Compliments of james W. Hefner Funeral Home South Liberty Street Orwigsburg, Pennsylvania Phone: 366-3671 Compliments of Norge Gas Appliances Ruud GaslWater Heaters Costenloaderis Gas Service Maytag Washers gf Dryers Caloric Gas Ranges Refrigerators Superior Service All Ways R. D. itl Route 61 Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Phone: 385-2085 Best Wishes ROY A . YO DER MACHINE SHOP East Main Street Schuylkill Haven R.D. I Golden Guernsey Milk and other Quality Dairy Products HILL FARM DAIRY Phone: 385-3250 Schuylkill Haven Please Mom, No Substitutes! Largest selection of hobby merchandise in the county MESSNER 8g HESS Minersville I4 East Main Schuylkill Haven Shoes for the entire family CORRADO'S SHOE STORE I08 East Main Schuylkill Haven INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS East Brunswick Lodge No. 802 New Ringgold, Pa. GESC HWINDT F UNERAL HOME 37 St. John Street Schuylkill Haven, Pa.g Congratulations Seniors HEFFNER'S SUPERETTE Phone: 754-27II Auburn, Pennsylvania Best Wishes from THE MASES New Ringgold, Pa. Gifts For the man and young man at CHARLES DIMMERLI NG Men's Clothier and Haberdasher I I7 E . Norwegian Street Pottsville ANTHRACITE SERVICENTER Carpets Rugs Furniture Appliances Dominic Vitelli - owner Trade-In King Brockton Route 209 IO West Main Street Schuylkill Haven 5150113 Mt. CROSSROAD DRIVE Manor Swimming Pool and Park Ro Summit ute 895 Station, Pa. INN Route 183 and 4113 Intersection Proprietor W. Bartolet Open Daily 5 Qngcgtglutiuus class of Tl Il66lI l Il :ek Hauling and Excavating Septic Tank Installation Top Soil Shale Bulldozer 'Shovel Front-end Loader Harry E. Reber Phone: 754-2359 Schuylkill Haven R. D. 2 Best Wishes to the Class of '66 Sylmy We make quality knit goods! A .::...' fp -f W 31,-.1 A..,L..L ..2,..L...i.-I .LT ,..i',,, ' -1 .... .. .-..-, Ii i..... ...... - V... M .,............ .., - .,, ..: ,. .. '.-'.: '1.fj.',, ',., ..,... ,-52 ' 5 A . ..- .......,,...... -'-LE.. ', .hi 'f..'..:-:L-:.. -.. .,'r..r'm'E':'i?. Q , .. .. ..... aa ,,.......,.r' ....: Orwigsburg, Pennsylvania Dinners Banquets Cocktail Lounge Luncheons Receptions Food of Distinction The Wedgewood Orwigsburg, Pennsylvania Route 61 Closed Monday Phone 366-2150 I. H. Brokhojf Inc. The Dairy Store at Your Door Golden Guernsey lVlilk Buttermilk Cottage Cheese Cream Orange Drink Ice Cream Chocolate Milk You Never Outgrovv Your Need For lVlilk Phone: 622-7982 Tumbling Run Pottsville, Pa. Best Wishes to the Class of 1966 Lcmdbye Funeral Home 211 West Nlarket Street Orwigsbu rg Pho ne: 366-9501 Bert 'S Restaurant Good food and good service our specialty Schuylkill Haven-Orwigsburg Highway Bertha Williams, Proprietor Henry L. Trurnbo, Ir. 2 l General Contractor New Construction Remodeling Block and Brick Work Custom Nlade Cabinets Schuylkill Haven R. D. 2 Call 754-3211 Or 754-2238 john K. Koch New and Used Cars Any Price is too High for Poor Quality Cars 2 locations: Pottsville-Nlinersville Hiway Phone: 622-8660 and Summit Station Phone: 7541-2387 Hillside TV Admiral Dumont Nlotorola Emerson Service on all Makes Radio Repairing Norge Appliances Sales - Service Phone 622-4962 331 Hillside Pottsville CE ?: Con-Ia-Ka A Inn nab? like it Catering to: Banquets Weddings Class Reunions Parties Rt. 19461 Orwigsburg, P Phone: 366-2721 Ei 8. L r Lester A. Potts Agency General Insurance Your Choice Stock or Nlutual Companies Justice of the Peace Services Pottsville R. D. 3 n . I Congratulations Class of '66 VOLLMER'S CAFE 59 Front Street Cressona Phone: 385-9904 Best Wishes from SMlTH'S COUNTRY INN New Ringgold, Pa. Phone: 943-2728 Congratulations Seniors from CA RL KE TNERA CARL FARMS 8. DlETRlCH'S MEAT MARKET Fresh Meats Sillyman 8. Pottsville Street Cressona Phone: 385-l0ll JACK DOUGLAS GARAGE T74 Pottsvil le Street Cressona P ho ne: 385-0663 The place to go to get your car inspected. EA RL STOYER Cadillac - Oldsmobile 44 Years Serving Satisfied Customers Phone: Sch. Haven - - 385-H51 Pottsville -- 622-3900 Good Luck to the Class of '66 BETTY'S MARKET Pho ne: 943-7747 New Ringgold COUNTRY SOUIRE RESTAURANT Breakfast - Lunch Platter or Snack State Highway Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Best Wishes to the Class of T966 MICHAEL GAYDOS Coal -- Sand -- Stone -- Fill Excavation -- Hauling Phone 754-3301 Auburn Pennsylvania Congratulations X34 my Q 1 I . 7' NWQJ7 MILDREDMANTZ 1 4 Beautician Orwigslourg Phone: 366-2463 Our Sincere Congratulations to You ENNSYLVANIA ATIONAL :.,nm'S BANK AND TRUST COMPANY 1866-1966 Celebrating 100 Years of Growth thru Serfoioe K FULL W SERVICE W W 25430 A FULL SERVICE BANK WITH 11 CONVENIENT OFFICES THROUGHOUT SCHUYLKILL COUNTY: POTTSVILLE CIVIAIN OFFICEJ ASHLAND - AUBURN - CENTRALIA CRESSONA ' GIRARDVILLE IVIAHANOY CITY - ORWIGSBURG ' RINGTOWN SCHUYLKILL HAVEN - YORKVILLE Bright A. For The Finest Honey ln 6 T, Bwge, Pennlsyllrania Q59 dy ISI 17230 f 1 1 .Sons Houser F T j Apiaries Sheet Metal Work CIOVGI' BUCkWl'l6Ht Built-Up Roofs ai Waterproofing Comb HONEY Heating Tupelo Orange Phone: 366-2349 Phone: 366-2148 , Orwigsburg, Pa. A Orwigsburg Eat Honey For Health Congratulations to the Class of '66 Auburn Knitting Mill MANUFACTURERS OF MY-T-NICE SPORTSWEAR Auburn, Pennsylvania Congratulations to the Class of '66 f2otl4efzmel,s Dain, Golden Guernsey Milk Dairy Products Ice Cream Phone: LI4-4713 43 South Delaware Avenue lvlinersville, Pa. Orwigsburg Tastee Freez Junction Route 61 and 443 Owned and Operated by Mr. 8f lVlrs. Robert Groff ' - ' '- , -H 7,-.ici I . v .,-,. ' ' E ' I VX of . . - .- 'yv5,.f,-f.- - ' .,1, .'. 6 ' if 'r, - V , Y 1 , V ' -. , -gm-,. ' -do- f 5 r Paul ,S Tire Shop TIRE I PM S'f2'?. .SY .ll 11. DISTRIBUTOR -For- NlcCREARY and MOHAWK TIRES and TUBES also USED TIRES - RECAPPING VULCANIZING The finest quality tires you can buy for safety and long mileage. Phone: 385-2869 Long Run Route 443 Schuylkill Haven Best Wishes to the Class of '66 Congratulations Smiths Barber Sh Sharp Mt. Op Ski Area Orwigsbufg Finest slope areas in Pa. Largest snowmaking machines in the East assure abundant supply of snow Additional parking facilities DAY gf NIGHT SKIING Phone: 622-6554 Pottsville Congratulations to the Class of '66 paiiaaalle Where style begins in men's and boy's apparel Best Wishes to the Class of 1966 I. S. Zuliok Shoe Company Orwigsbu rg Pennsylvania Congratulations Seniors H. E. Webber Seroioe Station CCBUWLI? Auburn Where Counts , Dependability lil fe Best Wishes to the Class of 1966 Kay-Dee Drive Inn 9 Miles South of Pottsville Across From Red Church Route 61 Joe Vince Hire THE NEW BEL-AIRES For Your Dances All types of music Phone 622-7057 KUNKEL FARMS Quality Fruit and Dairy Products Pho ne 943-2401 Ed Bob lf 5 orwigsbufg, R.D. ffi Pennsylvania ,,,,,. ,MM STATE FARM INSURANCE Q . ' Best Wishes to the Class of '66 Ngupgyqcg - THE PINES Joseph Kaufman Food and Fountain Service Phone 385-I644 Deer Lake, Pa. Schuylkill Haven Congratulations Best Wishes STAUFFER'S SERVICE from STAUON RE NNINGER'S MARKET Hometown Schuylkill Haven Kutztown Deer Lake ECKROTH'S APPLIANCES TV H0U5e Congratulations to the Class of '66 Philco AIR BRAKE AND Sales and Service After the Sale PQWER EQUIPMENT Phone: 366-220i Poffsville Deer Lake PATRONS Pastor Sz Mrs. William Marburger Mr. 81 Mrs. Robert Grogg Mr. Ferrier Mr. 81 Mrs. William Knott, Sr. Mr. Sz Mrs. Leroy Kimmel Mrs. Ferrier William Knott, Ir. Mrs. Robert Bowers Mr. gl Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. H. R. Potter Mr. Robert Bowers . Clark V. Fey Mrs. C. H. Wolff Mr. 81 Mrs Homeroom 212 Four Directions A Friend I-Iomeroom 212 Barbara Norris Stajf Look In Retrospect NJ L W 3, ,N 9 l A F' - 'r I' I I1 W f I GMA f if ., if J is , M Us 5 DI 1 : 575, Q 1 sa , ' I 164 1 1'-' W ' OUR AIM in the 1966 MOUN- TAIN ECHO is progress -- progress in publishing a school yearbook which meets modern yearbook standards. We hope that the Mondrian design layout of pictures, news- style reporting and headlines, color section, and 9x12 col- legiate size madras cover in the class colors will reflect prog- ress in both MOUNTAIN ECHO and Blue Mountain. Q ?3.s,?3-,fe,QQ,,g.,11.,1:,4e9i-L-rQ4vsi-li.:-Qfng-xi-1wg-ge-4-1 lk ,-Q l R ,' 1' ' mf er- , . 1 f N E . W , ' ' ' V x,- D . .MH ,Y f . A f g f , .- .N