Bridgeton Nockamixon High School - Ntschutti Yearbook (Revere, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1948 volume:

The Nmeteen Forty eight F o N ,'lZSCI lLlffI uhllshed by the Sensor Class of Bridgeton-Noclcamixon High School ful 4 'N00 fav ewwdf 4 In txmes of peace or war we, the Senior Class TQ311Z8 that an adequate educatxon IS needed Thls book sum marzzes the last Four years of our study America Ls 2 nHerztage It's a symbol of free dom and Justice, and lf we try we can help to preserve mt i , n 7 ' ,ll y yours as well as ours. Two JOSEPH M. FINK Principal Subjects taught General Business Training Problems of Democracy History-8 Degree William 8: Mary, B. S. Lehigh University, M. A. Home Address Ferndale Pennsylvania Three E, THE CLASS OF 1948, dedicate this our N,TSCHUTTI to our principal, Mr. Fink, to express in some way our appreciation of his interest in our class activities. His constant words of encour- agement have made our ventures worth- while. LOIS LEWORTHY Sponsor of the junior Class Subjects taught Home Economics, English Degree B. S. in Home Economics Cornell University Home Address Pipersville, Pennsylvania Faculty DOROTHY D. STEEB Sponsor of the Senior Class Subjects taught Shorthand, Bookkeeping, Typewriting, Office Practice Degree B. S. in Commerce Grove City College Home Address Edencroft Huntingdon Valley. Pa. CLARENCE WILLITTS Sponsor of the Sophomore Class Subjects taught English, Latin, German Degree Muhlenberg, B. A. Home Address 920 Fourth Street Fullerton, Pa. Four JANE HARDING Sponsor of the Freshmen Class Subjects taught Mathematics Degree B. S. in Education State Teachers College Kutztown Home Address Gilberton Pennsylvania FRANK E. SMITH Sponsor of the Seventh Grade Subject taught Physical Education, Physics General Science, Biology Degree New York University, M. A. Stroudsburg Teachers College. Home Address 1219 Ferry Street Easton, Pa. B. Faculty MABEL FOELLNER Sponsor of the Eighth Grade Subjects taught Social Studies, Art Degree Muhlenberg, B. S. Home Address Ferndale Pennsylvania S. Five KATHRYN N. TETTEMER Sponsor of the Third and Fourth Grades Subjects taught All Elementary Subjects Degree B. S. in Education State Teachers College, West Chester Home Address Pipersville, Pennsylvania Faculky LULU BARBARA ROTH Sponsor of the Fifth and Sixth Grades Subjects taught Elementary Subjects Degree Gettysburg College, B. S. University of Pennsylvania Home Address Gettysburg Pennsylvania AMY E. FABIAN Sponsor of the First and Second Grades Subjects taught All Elementary Subjects Degree B. S. Elementary Education State Teachers College West Chester Home Address 105 West Street Doylestown, Pa. Six Faculty ELIZABETH E. GRIM Subjects taught Mathematics, Social Studies Degree Permanent Standard Certificate Home Address Revere Pennsylvania RONALD D. CLARK Subjects taught Agricultural Subjects Degree Penn State, B. S. in Ag. Education Home Address Quakertown, R. D. No. 1 Pennsylvania GERALDINE PELLETTIERI Sponsor of the Senior Class Subjects taught Music, Girls' Health Degree B. S. in Public School Music State Teachers College West Chester Home Address 314 North Sixth Street Allentown, Pa. i Seven Board of Education Presidente A ..t .. JAMES THOMPSON Secretary . ..V.... ., ,... A NTHONY REZZONICO Treasurer , ..AA I ,,,.... HAROLD BROWN NOCKAMIXON TOWNSHIP BRIDGETON TOWNSHIP WILLIAM ECCHER, President ARLING FISHER, President ANTHONY REZZONICO, Secretary HARRY SINGLEY, Secretary HARVEY STONE, Treasurer HAROLD BROWN, Treasurer JOSEPH SINGER SMITH HILBERT MICHAEL J. KIMENHOUR JAMES THOMPSON LESTER MILLS TO THE CLASS OF 1948 . . . Another milestone of time brings the class of 1948 to its goal in our schools. While this year, you are released into a world of apparent peace, nevertheless there are so many unsettled controversies, that you, as citizens of tomorrow, are challenged to study seriously, reason clearly, and make your decisions justly, in Order to bring about the best possible benefits to the greatest number of individuals. The Board of Education wishes success to each one in his several endeavors along life's highway. Eight Q -:ls 5 X- N Alma Mater max 'Pclleh max 'Pellew Q' 1 N 1 f X 4 4 4 I .E 11 .L .r Dem' PM wuz. mmTtY NocK-0.f- vnifovm High UP, Beox f-RX wma. fVNa.Ter H Q13 Wx School vu'-M-,, Ro W3 5,1 U mm. MJ. .M .ri Fveg M3 Qiur, ouv have To Thee. Bc wmfh, Tk-5 Ymvk an? 2 l ,Lim-' Y -Vi M'-1 x .fgflmits :AA we SVMJ ,ln Sou mx-vo-.5 a., cqvragenus Mad our nxtt atm? , Uh -GPRS ing- N5 Aowvq 'nwu 'Wm l-3604-S UQ lo-341.1 Meals um. aM Cn- Thu. Womn or sunk MA CSXQAX5 Yulsv. our Songs TQ Thee. Ev CuXTurc Yule LMA. vo-v ov U- MQ M Tke Vofuve eau-s Shall vro'f C- '3 '5 Q, Ohvu nxt. Tkfvn- DOLY HX'rvw-.1 WXQJTEY KvwwTQLxp, 3. AXA .WJ .Syl .LJ Ymkse. 'We gems 0.,vxA wfzwlri-25 Q-w-MXL QXQCFA skim, Our x5w-ix 9-A Xives me whoilg Txme. J . X uw. KW.-yi- xi-:TX gkngl-gig-Tjiseg W W .X..iX.Y,HJ-.bjlfdl W wx -fiwfl -fl vqf f- vga - c TS. Thg Nas-Hug game osx' N0Ck'0L-vvxilfovx Hiya T FLIZABETH FLECK ils- 'Qu 3 HARRY PURSELL JOHN DIEHI. President Vice-President '- Sc'L'fL'l1-IFJ' Treasurer l9lI-8 Class History It was june 8, 1948, and we were walking through the halls of N. H. S. bidding our last farewell, when our thoughts were taken back to those memorable days of September, 1944. When we entered N. H. S. as freshmen, many of us were strangers, but it didn't take long for us to become acquainted with one another and with life as it is in high school. In September we began our two biggest years at N. H. S. As sophomores we presented a skit which was written by our class. ln our junior year we were all showing our class ringsg we received them in November. In March we presented our biggest project, the junior Play, Pig- tails . This play was very successful and really made our treasury look good. Our last year arrives-we are now Seniors . This is a very eventful year for us. We sponsored a Hallowe'en Dance in October. Boy! what a hungry crowdg the hot dogs were gone by ten o'clock. Our class play, entitled The Jinx , was presented in December. This was a busy month for us for we sold Christmas candy. Another dance was sponsored by us in February, yes, you guessed it'-a Valentine Dance. April came around and with it the annual senior trip. Our four days in Washington were well spent. june 8 marked the end of our days at N. H. S. We will always remember our classmates and teachers whom we learned to know so well. Eleven DOROTHY FEUERSTEN DOROTHY FEUERSTEN Commercial Entered from Frenchtown, 1945 A cheery smile-- A bright good morning, Fun loving- Lcssons scorning. News Reel, 33 Play Cast, 3, 4g Softball, 2, 3, 43 Athletic Club, 2, 3g Athletic Club, 2, 3, Cooking Club, 4: Class Olflcer, 4. jot-IN MARVIN DIE!-IL Agriculture Representing the strong, silent type, He enters school sports with all his might. MARY ,IANE BECK Commercial Entered from Altoona, 1946 Quiet, smart, and shy is she: A successful business woman she will be. Glee Club, 3. 4: Play Cast, 4. F. F. A., l, 2, 3, President 4, Play Cast. 3, 43 Baseball, 3, 49 Soccer, l. 2. 3, 4 Class Officer, 4. Twelve s ALBERTA MARY HINKEL Commercial Bertie is a whiz at driving a car, And in the play she was a star. Softball, l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club l, , 2, 3, President 43 News Reel, l, 2, 3g Play Cast, 3, 45 Athletic Club, 1, 2, 3. SI-IIRLEI' LILY MARY GRllX'ER Commercial Shirley is thu HUB Of activity in the classg She's not very sure, But wifrc cvrtain shvlll pass. Softball, 1, 2, 3, 43 Athletic Club, l, 2. 3: Yearbook Staff, 43 Class Officer, l. ELIZABETH AGNES FLECK Academic A smilv is always on her face: Happinvss follows her every plant Glee Club, 1, 2, 33 Yearbook Stuff. 4 Class Officer. 4: Play Cast, 4. . A i , Thirteen 4' lil 'Hur- EVELYN MAE LITZENBERGER Commercial In History, English., or in any test, Her marks are high, SIILJS one of our best. Athletic Club, l, 2, News Reel, 2, 33 Play Cast. 3: Yearbook Staff, 4. BARBARA FRANCES KIHM Academic Quite demure, but very gay, We love her in every way. Glee Club, l, 2, 3, Officer 4, News Reel, 3: Softball, 2, 33 Play Cast, 3, 4: Class Officer, 2. RAYMOND CHARLES LITSCHAUER Agriculture Shorty is a sports fan And a real clzum, Spotlight of the Seniors Clan And lots of fun. sketball l 2 3 4 So 2 3 Student Council 4 F. F. A., 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3: Boxing, 3, Baseball, l, 2, 3, 43 Play Cast, 3, Ba , . . , 1 Ccer, , , 4: Fourteen ELIZABETH AN NA MILLS Commercial Where was Ann on Saturday night? Out with john? Yep, thafs right. Play Cast, 3, 43 Class Officer, 35 Stu- dent Council, 33 Athletic Club, l. 2, 3, Softball, l, 2, 3, 4g Cooking Club, 4. BYRON KENNETH OVERBECK Agriculture Schemes and funny sayings Take up Bccky's,' time: Hc'd like to pick a girlfriend. But can't make up his mind. Basketball, I, 2, 3, 41 Baseball. 3, 4 Soccer, l, 2, 3, 4, Boxing. 3, 43 F. F. A., A l, 2, 3, 43 Class Officer, 3. Fifteen FRED Cooks MATHIS Academic Freddie has a very good voice: In singing, he definitely is our choice. Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Boxing, 35 Class Officer, 33 Safety Patrol Officer, 4. NlARlE EUZABETH TROUTS Commercial Shi' might seem quiet, timid and shy, Hut ufc krzouf different, by that look in hvr vyc. Softball. l, 2, 3, 4: Athletic Club, 1, 2, 33 Play Cast, 3, 43 Cooking Club, 4. JOHN JACOB Sci-iiviior Agriculture Always a snappy answer On the tip of his tongue: Wherever there's jackie, Therels sure to be fun. HARRY JACOB PURSELL Commercial Entered from Frenchtown, 1945 He chatters, chatters all the way, From dawn until the and of day. Play Cast, 3, 45 News Reel, 2g Busi ness Manager, 3g Yearbook Staff, 4 Class Ofllcer, 4. Basketball, l, 2, 3, 4g F. F. A.. l, 2, 3, 4, President, 23 Baseball, l, 2, 3, 4g Soc- cer, l, 2, Patrol, 4. 3, 4, Play Cast, 43 Sa Sixteen fety WALTER HAROLD WOLFINGER Agriculture We heard him say-his idea of Sucess Was to learn more every day. F.F.A. l 2 3 4' Class Officer l' L W V 9 ! 7 . 9 x 9 5 IU-'AN AMPFLER Student Council. 31 boccer, 4. Academic If anything comes of willingness, She will surely reach the topnotch of success. Glee Club, l, 2, 3, Class Officer, 3, Yearbook Stali, 4: Softball, 1. 2. 3. BETTY Lou YOST Academic Entered from Bellair, Ohio, IQ46 Full of laughter, pep and fun, Bright as the glow of the morning sun. Glee Club, 3, -lg News Reel, 33 Play Cast, 3, 4. 1 N n.j Seventeen WALTER DONALD WARD Academic Entered from Mineola, New York, 1946 Since Don possesses a two-track mind, Answers for him are easy to find. News Reel, '31 Yearbook Staff, 4, Play Cast, 3, 4. MARI JANE BECK ,,,,.... ,..... JOHN DEII-IL ... , ....V DoRRIE FEUERSTEN ..,.. ELIZABETH FLECK ....EE,E .. SHIRLEY GRUVER .,..... ALBERTA HINKEL .,YL,,. BARBARA KII-IIvI ..... RAY LITSCHAUER .YL, L.... . EVELYN LITZENBERGER FRED MATHIS LLLL..,....,L., ANNA MILLS .L,,..,L,Y... BYRON OVERBECK .,... HARRY PURSELL LLL,... JACK SCHMIDT ....... MARIE TROUTS LL...., DONALD WARD .LI,.,LLL LILLIAN WAMPFLER ,,..,....,....,. Weakness Bicycling ..vL., Late hours ......,, Gum ,L,L....... Quietness .,........ Cute boys ..LY,,.., Driving ..,,.,. Henry .,wLII... .F arming ,..,..... Art .................. Long words ,..YV,.... Sports ,........,,, Sleeping .,...,,, Gigglmg.. ,..Y,,, .. Certain Junior ........ Jitterbugging ..,,,I, Girls ..,I.,Ye.ee... Red hair .....,.. WALTER WOLFINGER ,,we...e .. .Blushing ,Ye,,. .. BETTY Lou YosT Le.. . Pepsi Cola ...,.,,. Eighteen Senior Favorite Sayings l think thats right ,s.v,t. lf only we wore skirts .,s,s Oh, yeah! .,,.,......,,Vs..I., Oh, goodness! ..sss,.. l don't know ..,..., Hot dogs! ...I,.Ys,sI.,...I... .. lm going out with Henry You know what?.. . Don't be silly! ,,.......ssI.. Do you have a pencil? .... Did you see John? ,.t.,.. The Navy's swell, boys ,.,.,, Whats up, Rabbitt? ,,I,.... l'll clip ya! .s..... Phew! vv...Y,t. Listen, you! I.,... Could be .,.I........... One never knows.. Yipel... ....... ..... . Specialties Ambitions Secretary ....... Farmer ............,,,,,.,,..,,, A..,,, ,,,,,,,,,, Physical Education Instructor ......... ......... Nurse ..........................,.,.... ...,,,,., Housewife A.,.,. .,.,.....,.,.,,, Telephone Operator .......,. Happy home life v,,.e,.. To own a farm ..o,,..... Artist ......,............. Doctor ...........,... A little cottage .......,.,,.., Champion soda drinker ...e... Rich man .,,,................,., Coach ............ Old maid ,.....i.eew...... College president ....,,,.. Bus driver .................. Overcome bashfulness ..... Sailor's wife ..,..... ..,.. Nineteen Senior Daffy Rhymes Marys a quiet little girl. john would set you in a whirl. Dorrie had charge of all our money. Donald always said something funny. Evelyn has a hand for art. Fred has a tendency to be smart. Barbara with her steady date. Ray, we knew, would always be late. Shirley has a cheerful face, you know Alberta's always on the go. Byron searching for a wife. Anna leads a jolly life. Elizabeth and her quiet ways. Harry with his noise, always. jack can surely make the team. Walter would rather sit and dream. Lillian would help in any way. Marie was alwavs hapoy and gay. Betty's cheer with us shall stay. Class Prophecy Let us look into the crystal ball and see what the future holds for the class of 1948. Oh, yes, Uncle Sam has had a part in planning their future. Why, here is Admiral Byron Overbeck. We are honored to have with us the most famous singer on Broadway, Barbara Kihm. She has Betty Lou Yost as her singing partner, and they are sure of success. Our glamorous Shirley Gruver is now a Top-notch model with jack Powers. lt seems as if our talented members are very successful, for Evelyn Litzenberger is taking an art course at Temple. Ray- mond Litschauer is coach of a basketball team and his star player is Fred Mathis, they won all their games. When you telephone from Ferndale, your operator is none other than Alberta Hindel. At the present time, Mary jane Beck is work- ing on a new invention, a new method of cleaning eggs. It seems as if time repeats itself, but now on a greater scale. The president of this class, Harry Pursell, is now President of the United States, and he is happily married, with a home, wife, and children. These were always his ideas of success. After having completed four years at Penn State, Donald Ward is a successful agriculture teacher. Dorothy Feuersten is a private secretary for Mr. j. M. Fink, and Marie Trouts is President Pursell's private secretary. john Diehl is now running an Improvement School, whose main topic is l'How to Keep from Growing Old . Walter Wolfinger is leading a very leisurely life. Lillian Wampfler has finally settled down with her john. jack Schmidt is a lifeguard at Warren Lake. Eliza- beth Fleck and Anna Mills have accomplished a lot for Woman Suffrage, and one of them is bound to be our next President. Yes, our crystal ball has proven that this class has a very successful future. Twenty Senior Snapshots S4 Sig-' The Senior Play The lights were dimmed, the audience hushed, and the curtain rose on our Senior Play, The Jinx . The audiences that witnessed our three performances gave us ample proof of our success. lt is a bright and amusing story of the Pipers, a typical American family. The plot of The Jinx centers around a marriage license bureau which is run by Harlow Piper. The whole play is an entire mixup, but all is straightened out in the end to give it a happy ending. THE CAST OF THE JlNX HARLOW PIPER ....,........c,,....rcc...,......,..,.r.....,.,.c......c..,. Byron Overbeck SELINA PIPER .....c,, ..,,cc. A lberta Hinkel HARRIET PIPER ,c.,cc,,,, cccccccc.,,,,c A nna Mills GLADYS JOY ,,,,..,,cc... .....,.,. B arbara Kihm LESTER GRANT ,c,c,c, ,.,.,....,r....,,. J ohn Diehl STELLA VANE ..c...Y LULU LESTER ,.,....... MYRA CLIFTON cccv.. VIOLET ROSE ,ccV....,.. LANCELOT HAY ..,,. Dorothy Feuersten .........c....Marie Trouts ,.......,Nlary Jane Beck ...,....Betty Lou Yost .,.c.....,Jack Schmidt NORMAN DEVINE... ...cr...,.cc.c Donald Ward CRYSTAL JOY ,,,,.r,,,,.,. ,,......,I...,...... ........,, E l izabeth Fleck DUNCAN BALDWIN ,,,,,,,, ,,r,r.......,.,..,......... ,....cccc H a rry Pursell Twenty-two f U ea . . ft 'Iii' Senior Diary or Q39 -'fl Q 1 ' '42 x 4g In ffl f , J. '1 . . 4 1 ,Jig 1 ! ' qi to Q' 1 .-.v wf ' .-Xp, SEPTEMBER 9hBack to sclzool again for our last and most exciting year. Many new faces. SEPTEMBER 26-Just think, we had the privilege of giving the first assembly program today. OCTOBER 29-We never knew dancing could be so easy on other people's feet. With such a crowd, how could you avoid it? OCTOBER 30-We are sorry for all the damage we did on that day-Halloween. NOVEMBER 27-Yum, Yum, Thanksgiv- ing day and best of all a two day holi- day from school. DECEMBER ll-I2-I3-After months of practice and preparation the great per- formance day came. The Jinx was a great success, even financially. DECEMBER 24-After a delicious dinner and exchanging of gifts we went home for a glorious vacation of I2 days. JANUARY 5-Christmas and the New Year are over. We are back for some more hard work, especially the mid- year exams. JANUARY 26-30-The oil in the lamp is low after last night's cramming. Today is the awful day-exams. FEBRUARY 12-We had our Valentine celebration a little early this year. FEBRUARY 22fEveryone is disgusted with Washington's birthday. tlt's on Sunday.J MARCH l-At last the Curtis movie arrived. MARCH l5-Round and round we go- it is the skating party at Menlo. MARCH 26-Another vacation - the Easter Holidays. APRIL 15-Everyone is going in circles at Hellertown Skating Rink. MAY 5-Washington-we're on our way to straighten out matters down there. MAY 7-Home again-sore feet. We are more excited than ever and final exams don't even bother us now. MAY 30-Our Baccaluareate Service was held in the Ferndale Church. JUNE l-Class Night-the girls really looked nice in their gowns and the boys in their outfits. JUNE 2-Graduation Day-fcan it be possible that we have really reached our goal and at last obtained that val- uable piece of paper. JUNE 8-Our last day at good old Nock- amixon-will we ever forget it It is queer but we realize now that it wasn't so bad after all at NHS. Twenty-three Q fi . 4' .A .14 I 1' if E3 'I 15 I I9ll8 N'tschutti Staff Hdifllf-1.11-f:llit'f' HARRY PTTRSELL Assoriatc Editor SHIRLTIY Gmlvlzu Iiusinvss Managcr ELIZABETH FLECK Litvrary Editor LILLIAN WAMVVLTQR Sofia! Editor Iix'T2LYN LITZENBERGER Art Editor VIRGINIA Homvuscu Boys' Sports Editor DONALD WARIB fiirls' Sports Editors DTTRUTHY FEUERSTEN CARoL Scumeucan Typists GkiRAl.DINli Cummsxi BETTY Guoss MAQUALENE GUTTMAN Photo gra ph y MR, FRANK SMITH lfiirlllty Advisor Mlss Donorm STEER A T Twvnty-,four School Songs Close As Pages ln A Book ........ Beg Your Pardon .......,.......,......, It Had To Be You ..,,o,,...,,.,.,,, Apple Blossom Wedding ...v... To Each His Own .....,...A Blond Sailor ....,............, Skaters Waltz ..,........ lll Walk Alone ..,...... Oh! johnny .,.,.........,.....,s..,.. Near You ,........,..,,,........,....s....,.l I'll Dance At Your Wedding .,.....s I Want A Girl ...,.............,.......,.. Pepsi-Cola .......,,..r.,,w.....,..w Bicycle Built For Two .,,,.w. Temptation ..........,......... Mr. Five By Five ......... Marie ......,,......,.,.........l,,....,...,.. Now ls The Hour ..,..., .........e...u., Let's Dream This One Out ,........ Yours For A Song .........,,,..v..,. Dizzy Fingers v.,..............,..,.. Smoke, Smoke, Smoke ..,,.,..,. Whispering ...,....,..l...,..,..,,.... Personality .,......,..,......... Tea For Two ......,... Wise Old Owl ........ Sioux City Sue .............Y,,.... Anniversary Song ..w.......,..,,a... Whistle While You Work ,.uuu.... The New Look .........v.......,....u Pass That Peace Pipe .........,...., C An Apple For The Teacher ......,,. Four Leaf Clover ..,..,.........,.....l Lucky In Love ..........uv...Yw...u... Civilization ..........,...,....,.......,.w.... Slap Her Down Again, Paw .,,.u.. Pickel ln The Middle .....l.a.u..., Twenty-five .............jack Schmidt ........,Elizabeth Fleck ........lHarry Pursell ,a..a,o......,Anna Mills john Diehl ,.,..,,Dorothy Feuersten ,..,......Shirley Gruver .,..i...,Alberta Hinkel .............Marie Trouts ......,Lillian Wampfler Raymond Litschauer ............Barbara Kihm ........Byron Overbeck ..v...,..Betty Lou Yost .,,,,......Mary jane Beck Evelyn Litzenberger .........l,,...Fred Mathis LY,,.Walter Wolfinger ..v....,.,.,.Donald Ward .........,...Miss Steeb .,.t.t....Miss Pellettieri Willitts Smith .,.,,.,...,Miss Grim ., ,,,,,,,. Miss Foellner ,..,,,a.Miss Le Worthy F'ink ......,.....,..Miss Roth ...,,..,...Mrs. Tettemer Clark .,.Mr. Poppenhousen ...,.........Miss Harding ......,,Miss Fabian ..,.....,.Senior Class ,.....d.v.,..v..,.junior Class ......Sophomore Class ..,,.,.,Freshman Class ...,.,,v...,....,Cafeteria Safety Patrol Under the auspices of Mr. Frank Smith, Nockamixon began. early this term, a Safety Patrol Squad. lts activities so far have been centered about the organi- zation of tralfic fn the halls and the lunch lines. Five of its members, along with Nlr. Smith, visited Doylestown High School and observed their traffic operations. The installation of the squad has greatly improved the conduct and the general atmosphere of the school. All attempts are being made to further improve it. The captain ofthe Safety Patrol is jack Schmidt, and the lieutenant is Richard Fair. e Twenty-six Sizudenls Council The Student Council was reorganized this term under the leadership of Mr J. M. Fink. The members are: RAYMOND LITSCHAUER RONALD DAVIS JULIA FARRELL - ARLENE RAISNER ALBERTA HINKLE ALETHA KLINE - DELFHINE SmAFocs MAR,yoRiE FARRELL LORRAINE HERSTINE ELLEN MILL - Twenty-seven President Vice President Treasurer Secretary 12th Grade Representative llth Grade Representative l0th Grade Representative 9th Grade Representative 8th Grade Representative 7th Grade Representative Honor Roll Qecvhll H0 hav P ?HS-t Honor X X of! ? l.3:Jo?L,oiI-lcfleh rgqavjtpvl-ggi-.'.5 Aff xr ESIXLCY MCICLQY 3-trzlicav Kll.Njh l viyjfhid HOYnlDCSfl1 KILGYCM' i Carol Ellyffy fvpyynau BKANCK I Hp.volJ Gvuvcv' Ngfl-,th Cavolf L,'fr.cnbcv3FY Hejeh M 6 W Helen L.fNC5 I-'she V57 XI A-ylenc Razshcv mar Lutzje 4 Lovvalue Hewitfhe Tavnes FoQUNEY , 'gn fda! W Alice RWCYS Enth fvloheleav. Claire B'-HH' m 'H I ary Kooavge ' gxomsk 6,,.Ver , va the A E10-fh H :Mr Qlic at H,,T,2'Ag If K M5175 Afrzhyv. bevjgv l ski H :Lv-AC frolufs '- M Er:'nf:f Hs J I 1.4. c I, Ffecrk PM i r yin' .Nfl U H W T J' Twenty-eight q Mhclevclassmflvl Sponsor Miss Lois LEWORTHY President - - Vice-President - Secretary - Treasurer - Student Council FLOWER Red Rose Sonia Allen Geraldine Cegielski Mary Eccher Betty Gross Gloria Gruver Magdaline Guttman Carol Harirg ,lohn Haney George Helwig Arthur Hinkel Aletha Klne Blaine Kneebone Doris Lehr Junior Class CLASS OFFICERS MEMBERS Edward Unangst Thirty BLATNE KNEEBOIXE ARTHUR HINKLE BETTY GROSS MARGARET MONINGHOFF ARLENE Riusrxsn ALT:-TEA KLINE COLORS Blue and White Helen Lines Irma Litschauer Bessie Lowe Norma Michener Margaret Moninghoff George Pursell Arlene Raisner Irene Reigle Elizabeth Reineclze Dorothy Schmitt Betty Somp Gene Singley Lorraine Trauger Junior Activities Murdered Alive, the first dramatic production of the Class of 1949, was presented in March 1948. The story centered about Marvin Ryder, who knows he is posuively going to be niurdered. Things begin to happen! Strange noises and weird occurances that cannot be explained. The suspense was so great that the audience sat on the edge of their seats during the whole performance. Strange as it may seem, at the end of the third act, peace of mind was brought to everyone. CAST MRS. Liam' RYDER - - - Arlene Raisner TILLIE MEEK - Sonia Allen ARDEN RYDER - - Aletha Kline STELLA BACKUS Norma Michner FRANK BAcKL1s - Arthur Hinkel IRIS ALDA - Betty Gross Oris MARX'IN - - George Pursell WARNER MELTON john Haney LUVERNE SPEED - - Magdaline Guttmnn ACTON CHANCE - Gene Singley ARLINE EVANS - - - Bessie Lowe THE MYSTERIOLIS STRANGER - - Edward Unangst Thirty-orzv Sopl1omore's Sponsor ---- MR. CLARENCE WILLITS CLASS OFFICERS President ------ WILLIAM BRIENER Vice-President ----- PAUL KUPI-IAL Secretary - CLAIRE BRANDT Treasurer - - HELEN YOUNG Student Council JULIA FARRELL DELPI-IINE SIGAFOOS FLOWER COLORS Tea Rose Tan and Brown CLASS MOTTO A team that won't be beat, can't be beat. MEMBERS Dianne Anderson Helen Antoni Claire Brandt Aileen Briener William Briener Betty Conrad Russell Durns Richard Fair julia Farrell joan Franklin Dolores Gross joseph Guttman Elva Haney George Heller Henry Heller Leroy Herstine Donald Hovey Edward Krizan Francis Kunigus Thirty-two Paul Kuphal Carole Litzenberger joan Lutz Mary Lutz joseph Mang Joyce McCollick Donald Minder Ethel Mondeau Marie Moninghoff Vivian Opdycke Betty Pursell Eva Pursell Harold Shick Delphine Sigafoos Caroline Slotter Victor Snyder Warren Weirback Richard Whitman Helen Young President - Vice-President Secretary - Treasurer - Student Council FLOWER Carnation Joyce Allen Roland Allen Lawarence Cegielski Arlene Coleman Marie Durnan Theresa Eccher Margaret Farrell William Furness Vivian Gross Ethel Haney Lorranine Herstine Marion Heyers Eleanor Hippauf Margaret Hippauf Peggy Lou Houseworth Herman Jabs William jones Freshman Class CLASS OFFICERS CLASS MOTTO Golden Rule MEMBERS MARGARET FARRELL ELEANOR HIPPAUFF - HERMAN JABS MARIE DURNAN - MARGARET FARRELL LORRAINE HERSTINE COLORS Pink and Black Joanne Kline William Laub Betty Mange Ruth McGrew Charles Michener George Miller Alice Moninghoff Lawrence Moninghoff Harry Niece Marilyn Pursell Robert Rosenberger Arlene Schaible Robert Schaible Barbara Schmitt Karl Schuh Marie Schulberger Charles Whitman Sponsor ---- Miss JANE HARDING Thirty-three Sponsor ----- Miss FOELLNER Eighth Grade CLASS OFFICERS President ------ JOHN BLAIR Vice-President - RICHARD GRoss Secretary - - ALICE HANEY Student Council - RONALD DAVIS FLOWER COLORS Rose Green and Gold CLASS MOTTO Good, better, best: Never let it rest Until your good is better And your better best. MEMBERS john Blair Edward Houseworth Harold Breithoff joseph Breithoff Isabel Coleman Ronald Davis Dolores Durnan James Durnan james Foellner Richard Gross Harold Gruver Michael Haney Elaine Haring Marjorie Hellen Robert Hoppe Lois Weaver Thirly-four Melba Kline Esther Melchor Carlo Parola Alice Powers Earl Pursell Frances Pursell john Pursell Arthur Sassaman Ronald Sassaman Donald Schafer Gladys Singley Richard Somp Charles Usner Seventh Grade President - Vice-President Secretary - Treasurer - Student Counc 'I FLOWER Lily of the Valley Pamela Alien Norman Bahnck Richard Bartleman james Bernhardt William Bernhardt Frederick Bittenmaster Marion Carr Charles Donohue Marjorie Fisher Kenneth Frable Paul Franklin Adolph Geiser Thomas Hammerstone Lawrence Haney Peter Hinkle Virginia I-lompesck George Houseworth CLASS OFFICERS MEMBERS CHARLES DONOHUF - PAMELA ALLEN - NATHAN MILLS - DARLENE NVHITNAN - ELLEN MILL COLORS Maroon and White Elsie jabs Mary Koonce joan Laub Harry Leichleiter Norman Lutz Helen McGrew Dorothy Melchor james Mfchener Ellen Mill Dorothy Miller Joyce Miller Nathan Mills Fay Paetzell Carol Schuerger Walter Somp Bernard Stahley Mary Thompson Darlene Whitman Sponsor ---- MR. FRANK SMITH Thirty-five Q' r JC. Av x Sponsor - Miss LULU ROTH Fifth and Sixth Grades Fifth Grade Donald Bahuck Joyce Eisenhart james Geiser Eugene Giradi Florence Hoffman june Kiltpatrick Ramona Klaus Anna Litke Alfred Michener Earl Pascal Patricia Rufe Robert Shively Karl Streissguth George Urban Margaret White Shirley Wolfinger Thirty-six Sixth Grade Daniel Anderson Edna Ashly Leon Czerniak Shirley Eichlan Elizabeth Hoffman james Hower Loretta Leichliter ,Ioan Nlichener Susan Nemback Dolores Niece Howard Roth june Somp Phyllis Stangil Gloria Trouts Third and Fourth Grades THIRD GRADE Barbara Ann Agnew Margaret Balogh Edward Bean james Behm janet Behm joseph Cegielski Merrill Fabian Anna Rose l-laring john Hubbard Carol Ann Koonce Faye Laub Barbara jean Lines Webster Lines Edward Lewis Robert Lowe Lee McPeek Harriet Miller Judith Myers Nancy Powers Richard Rick Kenneth Shive Frederick White Edward Wismer MEMBERS FOURTH GRADE George Bernhardt joyce Fisher Lorraine Gross William Hompesch Marianne Housworth Donald jones Robert Klaus Betty Overpeck Harold McPeek Robert Schafer Delores Scheetz Dorothy Singer Larry Stangil James Trauch Kay Youpa Sponsor - - - MRS. KATHRYN TETTEMER Thirty-seven Sponsor Miss AMY FABIAN First and Second Grades Fmsr GRADE Marie Elissa Eccher Donald Ralph Eisenhart joseph Michael Fink David Geiser David jesiolowski Francis jesiolowski William jiadosz Ronald Lippincott Shirley Ann Lutz Grace Miller Rosemary Tushingham Marion Urban Thirty-cfiglzt SECOND GRADE Bruce Banes Karen Bean Eugene Behm Samuel Bernhardt Louise Brandt john Coleman Dolores Czerniak Betty Lorraine Diehl Louis Drazich jean Ann Fachet Earl Hoffman David Walter Kilpatrick Richard Lewis Richard Lippincott Raymond O'Dor Clarence Harry Pursell Robert Rufe William Trauch Patrick Whitman ,fZf 4 4? C1 3 mi? P5 Zaffaw' ' , . . 'KV' 4' uw v '14, V rxgx,a,g,,! X. .h,31'Q'v mfrx, 4 !t txQ:f:'1't ' : ffrfff ., Q , 1, f 'zv 'f3'- lf ' ' 'l'5 1 'u gig, 'li' tv, ' :J I 'o , l 4 11!n1LziL-4.-1' U-wg' X ' f f X R , f i f 5 I g Q HIITIVITIES Forty Yearbook Club The Yearbook Club. under the direction of Miss Steeb, has approximately fifteen mem- bers, representing grades seven to twelve. We have endeavored to edit a book that presents life at Nockamixon as it really is. This yearbook we do feel has some new ideas and arrangements that equal and pos- sibly surpass books of former years. Game Club The Game Club contains the largest mem- bership of any N. H. S. club. During favor- able weather the organization engages in numerous out-of-doors team-sports, such as softball for the girls and soccer for the boys. Cold or rainy days, we find the members in the cafeteria. Here, in the school's largest room, the group dances, plays checkers, chess, table tennis or just socializes. Numerous committees are necessary for the operation of the Game Club. These com- mittees are the program, preparation and clean-up groups. Members of the committees have done an excellent job in keeping things going. Cooking Club With the new equipment for the home economics room the twenty-one members of the Cooking Club planned and prepared candies, cookies, custards, etc. A group of two or three girls demonstrated the prepara- tion and served the food to the other girls at each meeting. Anna Mill. a senior girl, was the president. News Reel Club The News Reel Club. which has been in existence at Nockamixon since l928, has twenty members this year. Under the direc- tion of Clarence Willits, the new English and Latin instructor, the club has endeavored to present to the school a newspaper show- ing the fashions, opinion, and gossip of Nockamixon High, and to encourage the liter- ary ability of some of our students. Shop Club The Shop Club, under the direction of Nlr. Clark, is a group of boys from Grades 7, 8, and 9. These boys are interested in gaining experience and making small projects, using both hand and power tools. lt is their aim to provide better tools and facilities for in- dustrial arts. Red Cross Club The Red Cross Club chose the making of stuffed toys for children in hospitals as their project this year. A box of toys was com- pleted for Christmas. We hope next year to interest more people in this worth-while work. Forty-one Forty-two Future Farmers of America The Future Farmers of America, a na- tional organization of affiliated State organi- zations, is composed of local chapters in schools having instruction in vocational agri- culture. Any student of vocational agricul- ture is entitled to active membership upon receiving a majority vote of the members present at any chapter meeting. Membership may be continued for three years following completion of the regular course of voca- tional agriculture. Ari: Club The Art Club is a newly organized club this year. Its members are chiefly from the junior High group. although membership is not restricted to that group. Among the many projects carried out, there have been the painting and decorating of trays and boxes, also the decorating of towels and scarves. Glee Club Each club period a group of girls from eighth to twelfth grades gather together to be lifted on wings of song. Their first ap- pearance was at the Christmas partyg then they were busy preparing their operetta for the assembly programs, both here and at Springfield. Everyone enjoys the compan- ionship offered through this singing experi- ence. IW , awk-GN!! 'Y A - i t, .-a+sss,a-' C, 0pereH:a Friday, December 19, 1947. Yes, that was the night of the P. T. A. Christmas Party, but the children in the grades had a circle around that date for another reason. That was the night they were going to participate in their operetta, She Didn't Believe . We were taken to sunny Florida, where we found Dorothy. who didn't believe in Christmas, but after she found no one would bother with her because she did not have the Christmas spirit, Dorothy saw her big mistake. Who can forget the gaily costumed gifts, poinsettias, mistletoe and holly, the puffing train, the jumping jacks and those two imps ? Everyone had such an enjoyable time performing, and the audience enjoyed the performance. The entire production was under the direction of Miss Geraldine Pellettieri with the assistance of Miss Foellner and Mr. Clark in charge of scenery, and Miss Lois Le Worthy in charge of costumes. The grade teachers gave invaluable assistance behind the scenes . Forty-three Girls' Softball Team Look ng into the future, we see the girls' softball team as practically all veterans. They should have a good season for most of the girls have had two years of experience. Although the girls played very hard, the odds seemed to be against them tne last few years. However, they will prove to be stiff competition this year for these girls are going to be right on the ball. The schedule for 1948 is as follows: APRlL Monday IZ.. ........ Springfield tHomel Friday 23...... .... Springfield lAwayt MAY Wednesday l9.. . .Springfield fl-lomel Monday 24., .......... Hilltown iAwayJ Friday 28 ......, Forty-four ,. . l-lilltown tl-lomel Baseball Another season and spring rolls around, and with spring theres baseball The team is looking forward to a very encouraging season with the up and coming sophomores, ambitious juniors, and such well seasoned seniors as jack Schmidt, Byron Overbeck, john Diehl, and Raymond Litschauer. All will work hard for a successful season. The schedule for 1948 is as follows: APRIL Monday I2 ...........,.,,........, ...... Friday 23 ,..,.............,...,....,.... ..,..,. Tuesday 27-9th Grade .......... ....,... Thursday 29-9th Grade ......... ....,,. MAY Wednesday 19 ......... ....... Monday 24 ............. Friday 28 ........ JU NE Wednesday 2 i......o Friday 4 .i.,...,c .Springfield QHomel .Springfield QAwayb .Springfield fAwayJ .Springfield QHome5 Springfield tHomeJ ......Hilltown iAway5 ....,,Hilltown QAway7 ,.,,,...Solebury fHomeb ,,...Solebury fAwayl Forty-five Basketball COACH MR. FRANK SMITH Charles Whitman Blaine Kneebone George Pursell George Heller Donald Minder William Jones Ronald Sassaman SQUAD Henry Heller Victor Snyder jack Schmidt john Haney Raymond Litschauer Byron Overpeck Robert Hoppe Fred Mathis Harold Gruver john Blair Richard Fair William Breiner Our season could have been a better one but someone had to lose. Neverthe less, each player learned the rules of fair play and good sportsmanship. The team will lose through graduation such able players as-Overbeck, Lit schaurer and Schmidt. This will not throw a shadow on next year's players, how- ever, for they all have excellent ability and N. H. S. should have a successful year BASKETBALL SCHEDULE january 6 Churchman's Business College ..,.....,, .. Away january 8 Solbury ..,....t......,....,,t,.,..,c....,....,,t,.. .,,.,. A way january 15 Hilltown ...,,..,...,.......,..... ...,,, A way january 27 Hilltown .................,.....,.,.t., .sYs. H ome Februar y I0 Alumni and Faculty ..........,..,......... Home Febraury I7 Solebury ...,........................,..........,,............,. ..... H ome February 24 St. Marks of Easton and Alumni ...........,...,,t.... ..,.. H ome March 2 Churchman's Business College and Faculty ..,..... ..tt. H ome Forty-six jack Diehl jack Schmidt Robert Hoppe Arthur Hinkel Raymond Litchauer Soccer COACH MR. FRANK SMITH TEAM Blaine Kneebone Paul Kuphal Larry Moninghoff Edward Krizan Edward Unangst Walter Wolfinger Bryon Overbeck Victor Snyder john Haney George Pursell This year the soccer team was organized in September under the direction of Frank Smith. The boys practiced long and diligently to make their season a rather successful one. Nearly all the team will be here to carry on the good work next year. With the experience that was lacking this year and a new group of freshmen, it is evl dent that they will soon be tops , Buckingham Solesbury Seventh at C, Eighth , Eleventh ,,,,. Tenth a,,a,,,,.aa Eleventh . SOCCER SCHEDULE Away Home UNDERCLASSMEN GAMES .. Tenth Ninth Twelfth Tenth Forty-seven Cafeteria The cafeteria has been in operation now for six years under the direction of the Parent Teachers Association. The meals are served under the supervision of Mrs. Sallie Morris. Mrs. Florence Hager and Mrs. Eva Kihm, who are assisted by three students each day. Full-course meals are served every lunch period. A typical school-day menu is as follows: MONDAY: Hot Dog - Roll Soup -Crackers Milk - Dessert TUESDAY: Corned Beef Hash - Potatoes W--Vegetables Boiled Cabbage Roll f Butter ff Milk WEDNESDAY : Macaroni and Tomato Vegetable 8 Cheese Roll -- Butter - Milk - Dessert THURSDAY: Mashed Potatoes f Meat Loaf Vegetable Roll - Butter Milk - Fruit FRIDAY: Fish Sandwich Baked Potatoes Vegetable Roll - Milk - jello just think! All of this for only 15 cents a day. Don't you wish you were back in school again? Forty-eight FERNDALE GARAGE INCORPORATED ECCHER BROTHERS Ferndale, Pa. FARM SUPPLIES and AUTOMOTIVE EQUIPMENT 1 Unclerclassmen UUWQWHAS ,N ' M Auiographs W MW Fm QF .. E. 62 M W M H V o I Q s I N M WW A . 1 W! QW' My M M M M M V . 19211, i ywwjjvtg- MQW! M My my Z5 -sf' ,Xa img gzjkzc ,MW ,4 S ao or LZWWM QMSA6 QM P f'y9 K iP Fiftv Faculty and Senior Autographs lj? CQNW' 'Mmm Wy .f ,MJ If W W W A Q 937' K Q' M2 WMM Wi? Ja gg ww! 4-'FQ K 41 R Q Q WJ QE: .Q D wh' 1 WrmJS,i2gWZVMiVQf 6- QZXMQLQ. 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