Catasauqua High School - Brunalba Yearbook (Catasauqua, PA)

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BROXVN AND Vi HTTP Juno, 19? MARGARET E. PIPER About vommercial work you read, Here's the girl they really need: Somebody's Stenog she-'s sure to he. Here-'s to luek, for Peggy l'. Peggy has found that her last year has been most suc- cessful. Shorthand is the lesson for her. although she showod great ability in debating. Blondy surely loves to argue. it's either with Miss Moyer or her only rival, Laura. Although Peggy is argumt-ntivc, she is as con- genial as the next. So Long Pal. Honors: Class Basketball, l. 2: Class Baseball, I, 2: Triangular Debate, 43 Varsity Debating, 4: Brown 8: VVliite Staff Typing, 4: Commercial Paper Staff. 4: Dramatics, 4. ETIIEL A. ROSS Rossie came from North Catty as a Sophomore ln 1929, She immediately adapted herself to her environ- ment and strove to do her best to keep up the school's standards, VVell, Ethel. we hope you'll follow your desire to become an artist as we are sure you'll make good. Honors: Class linsketball. 2, 3. 4: Class Baseball. 2: Gli-e Club, 2, il: Cheer Leader, 2, Il, 4: Triangular Debate, 4: Brown and XVhite Staff. 4: Senior Play, 4. LAVIIA E. RUTH Giggle, giggle! 'l'hat's Laura.. Laura was one of our Junior Prize-Spea.king contestants. She has much talent in public'-speaking, as she demonstrated during the Senior Debating Season. tlflow about it, Muhlen- bt-rg'.'J Laura's chief ambition is to become a nurse. 'Phe extent of her sueeess only time eau reveal, but we know that it will be eousiderable. Honors: Class Baseball and I-lasketball, 1, 2. Sl, 4: Junior Prize-Speaking Contest. 3: Seii-uve Club, lg Senior De- bating Club, -lg l'ri-sixlc-ut of Home Room, ii: Home Eco- nomic Club, 1, 2: Dramatic-s, 4. JOSEVUINE V. RFRASK Y Do you know this jolly person, who is always full of fun? Yet you never seo her fooling. till her work and art is done. l'hiny has spout three short years in making us laugh and driving our blues away. Jo , has proved herself very skillful in art as well as athletics. Keep up the good work. l'liiny and remember, Gentle- men prefer blondes. Readers may play artist and draw their own eonelusions. Honors: Dramatic-s, 2. 3. 4: Commereial Paper Artist. 4: Varsity Basketball, 4: Class lrase-ball. 2, 3, 4: Class Basketball. 2, 35 Rl l'H A. R UTMAN Do you know who the mist brilliant girl in the class was? XVithout :i doubt it was Ruthie, our honor-girl. l4'lnfl ' has shown her oxen-llent ability bv being stir-ei-sw ful in every thing shi- has attempted. Ruth exuec-ts tri take up teaching and we know she will be a big sneer-sze. Honors: Gli-0 Club, 2. Il, 4: lTl YlT1iltlt'S. 2. il, il: Rruwu .Q Yfhite Staff. fi. 4: Junior tn-atorim-:il Contest. 3: llebatiuxr. 4: Honor Soviety. 4: Home IC:-onomitrs Club. 4: Song Contest. 4: 'Friangular Debate, 4. 14

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June, 1932 BRUVVN AND VVIITTI RUBICIVI' P. Mc'FlC'l'RI I TG E Since Mike entered the portals of C. H. S. in his Freshman year the elass as wi-ll as the sehool has hem-n proud of him, as he took a prominent part in our various activities. Everybody 4-an plainly see what Manager McFetridge has he-en to the hasehall team this year. We all know Mike will never forget the four years he spent in the Catasauqua High School. Honors: French Cluh. 3: Varsity Cluh. 4: Class Basket- hall, 1, 2, 3, 4: Foothall, 3, 4: Varsity Base-hall. 3: Base- hall Manager. 4: tlperetta Cindy , 4: Dramaties, 3, 4: Song Contest, -1: H ENRY WV. MOAT Henny's the freeklo-fat-ed chemistry wizard of the elass, who has heen with us every day t?'!J of our four years of school. lit-'s one of the fellows who show--.I the students so many interesting movies during the past yeiar. Now that he left us llenry's going to devote himself toward heeoming a radio announcer, so don't he surprised when you hear of him in the future. Honors: Motion l'ietui'e l'rojec'tionist, 3, 4: lll'ilIlliltiU!'3. 1, 3. 4: Sei:-nee Cluh, 3: President of l'hota Cluh. 4. HELEN 0 LEJACK From the far North come a small light haired girl to attend our high sehool. This is Helen. Swookit- , little hut oh my. proved her ahility in class haskethall and hasehall. He-len's greatest anihition is to master From-li, and keeping every one laughing. Helen is going to eol- loge next year. XVQ hope she will he as suceessful in college as she was in high sehool. The time has eome when we must hid you lf'art-well. Honors: Home Eeonomies Cluh, 4: Class Hasehall, 2. 3, 4: Class Basketball, 2, 3, 4: lJl'llll'lilIlt'S, 2, 3, 4. FRANCES E. V. I'lflA4'0lTK Looking thru the elass you'll Ilnd A girl to whom most work's assigned: lied hair, fair skin, and laughing eyes, May her sueeess attain the skies. Fran's always husy typing, doing extra work or playing the piano. NVith sueh industry, we are sure that we can expect real aehieyement from her. Honors: Svhool Pianist. 4: Typing Sec-ret ltems A't'st, 4: tllee Club, 1. 2. 3. -l: Hloomshurg State Contest, 4: Vir- sity Basketball, 4: Home lilt-onomius Cluh, 1, 2: H1-own R NYhite Stajf, -1: Nation YVifIe Typing Contest, 4: Class llasohall. l, 2. 3: Class Baskethall, l, 2. 3. JOHN l'. I'E'l'RlIC The umpire cries Play hall and from the hem-h walks a. tall handsome person which you all know. No matter if the game- is lost or won you van always see him tight- ing until the finish. This is the spirit that dominates 'l'y. if .laek tackles things after he graduates the way he did when he was in si-hool he will surely suc- ceed in life. Honors: Class Basketball. l, 2. 3. 4: Class Footlrilll, ii, 4: llasehall, Cl, 42 Foothall. 2. 1 S

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Jum, 193.2 BRUVVN AND NVlll'l'l' ELINOR M. SANDBROOK Elinor is always full of fun and ready for a good time. She has taken an active part in athletics, playing on the Varsity Basketball team for three years, Fats intends to become a nurse when she leaves sehool, although at present she is interested in the green grocery business. NVell. Shrimp whether it's nursing or groceries, we-'re for you. Honors: Varsity Basketball, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4: llramatics, 1, 2, Ji, 4: Class Baseball, 1, 2, 3, 4: llome Economics, 1, 2: Brown and XVhite, 4: National 'Fyping Contest, 4: Commercial Paper, 4. HAROLD E. SCIIADEN Harold is the type of hoy one is obliged to ailimre. Anyone possessing his sterling qualities should not de- part from this institution without due eredit, as Shot was helpful in more ways than one. VVe don't know what Shot is going to do when he leaves school but whatever he undertakes the Class of 1932 wishes him all the good fortune possible. Best of luck, Shot. Honors: Varsity Football, 3, 4: Iiramaties, 3. 4: Junior Uratorical Contest, 3: Varsity Club, 4: Class Basketball, 3, 4. IlURO'l'IlY E. SCHNIGLLER Often Dot has been spoken of as the ideal student. Her school was her absorbing interest. She has been elected a member of the llonor Society and has the re- spect and admiration of her classmates. Despite l'Dot's handsomeness she is the most bashful girl in class. She is quiet, winsome and reserved. ln the future she will become as fine a nurse as she is a classmate. Honors: Honor Soeiety, 4: Urchestra, 4: Glee Club. 1, 2. 3. 4: Class Basketball. 1, 2, Il, 4: Song Contest, 4. SYLVIA M. SEIl4l'Ili'l' Did you hear that funny little laugh? Une guess-It's S-il , for she's the girl in our class with the sunny dis- position. Sylvia has been a very active member in High School since her Freshman year, particularly participat- ing in all class activities. VVith her assidiousness and pleasing personality, we know she will attain her ambitions. Honors: Class Basketball, 1, 2, 3. 4: Class Baseball, 1, 2, 3: lilee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4: Song Contest, 4: 1, 2, 3. 4: Sewimr Prize. 3: Brown .Q XVhite Vice President. Home Economics Club. 4. llramatics. Staff. 3, 42 ALMA M. SMITH Little girl, with your cute little smile. 'Phe' pretty little girl that comes strolling down Fourth Street every day is no other than Schmitty, the Kid of the Commercial Ilepartment. Alma always has a smile for everyone and as smiles go a long way, we are sure that Alma will be a success in whatever she may he. Keep on smiling, Alma. as our good wishes go with you. Honors: Glee Club, 1, 2. 3: Economies Club, 1: Basket- ball. 4: Dramatics, l. 2. 3: Class Baseball, 1, 2. 15