Catasauqua High School - Brunalba Yearbook (Catasauqua, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1955 volume:

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R,-Q., ,,h-1, , I ' ' GRADUATES Page 9 CLASSES Page 27 ACTIVITIES Page 35 MTIVITY ggygpuf MONDAY TUESDAY wsnm-:sun FRIDAY Band Bo . N y s In- Band Ba d gov: Cham temunls Gir1's Dezn, lu Gigi Gi!'1'S Intenmnla Arg, u Chorus Bmw 9 Projection six: wing me student Club Pri-nt Club Photo Club C xl Projection Varsity Typing mme Club Club C1 b Cheerleaders Photo P 1 t '51 b Club J ' n Band Boy's Band Band Boy's Chorus 1ntemurllsGir1's Debate Business Gi:-1's Intemumh An Club Charus Brown k p - Chips club Typing mm, mgistfmn Drum Club Club P1-my Club Photo Club Student Photo Club Latin Club Print Cluk Council. Sportman's Tri- Hi- Y F.H.A. Club SPORTS Page 53 DEDICATION MR VERNON M SCHAPPELL His mathematical knowledge has Inspired our thirst for knowledge His wit has given us an insight into the humorous side of life His omiability brought a lighter and brighter side to our school life. These things he gave to us These things we take with us ond so Mr. Vernon Schappell A teacher who has truly dedicated himself, To him, we proudly dedicate our Brunalbo. 3 ALMA MATER By old Lehlghs shnnmg waters proudly stands the school we ove Loyal sons and loyal daughters smg her pralses to skaes above Far away the world may call us forward every son of mlght We will answer ne er torgettmg Catasauqua s Brown and Whtte March march morchxng to glory courage tor the tray Memories of our Alma Mater pomtmg the way May thy sons be ever loyal and thy daughters ever true May our thoughts be ever turnmg dear old Brown and Whlte to you 4 PRINCIPAL MR. RALPH c. BROWN Congratulations to the Class of 1955! Members of your class have worked hard to maintain the high traditions of Catasauqua High School. Your achievements in the classroom, in sports, in activities, and in good citizenship are worthy of emulation. We hope that you have not only learned basic knowledge that will assist you in your chosen vocation, but also have acquired those social virtues which are so important to a happy and successful life. The word commence- ment denotes, to begin and not to end , there- fore, it is our hope that your graduation will be the beginning of a greater search for knowledge which will make you a worthwhile citizen of your community. C.. SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL MR. CLYDE S. FRANKENFIELD With this volume the members of the Class of 1955 have recorded the story of their years in Catasauqua High School. In the years ahead, no doubt, many of the mem- bers will peruse these pages, recalling scenes and incidents depicted herein, and in nostalgic mood, refer to them as the best times of their lives. As a parting word to the Class of 1955, permit me to say that while you, in this your class recording, would like to refer to these events and achievements in the super- lative best , your teachers would like to say that, for you, there will always be better things. Indeed the best training that your high school can give you is the ability and determination to strive for better things. This is truly the greatest gift of your American heritage. Out of the never ending struggle for better things there has developed the free America of your day. And the Class of 1955 must never forget to carry on with this tra- dition. In the great new world of tomorrow all your efforts must be combined to make better those things which we now call best. Thus, you may make yourselves worthy of your heritage. Af W sl ,Qi 4 I L qt use 1 .1 4 'a will 4 ,ws as-it . -. n -f X 1 I ,fe s It in-Qf'i'L Fi . . . 3. -a' ' 3 -I 'fi 'Q il 1 f a 6 I e .H 15. 5' Mrs Mane L Andrews Miss Dorothy K Bastian Mlss Jean M Bell Mrs Dorothy A Burclull Commercial Sublects Commercial Sublects Algebrd Mulh VOCOI MUSIC 'K... 'Ev-T' iz'-f Mrs Anme E Chnstman Mr Robert G Delbert Mr Albert B Geary Mrs Louise W Halteman Social Studies Mr Joseph P Harakal English Spanish Mr. Robert F. Kern Math Science DrlverTra1nlng Gym Instrumental Music Home Nursing Nurse Mr. Bernard C. Kuczynslli Civics Geography History X 49. Mrs Helen T Hudson Latin English French Mr. Truman D. Kunsman Mr. Joseph Kusko Industrial Arts Art Supervisor ,s1i,2,,f.:v::rw f '1r ' ' -i it M ' uf ' li ei 1 Z9 ,. Mrs. Lucille H. Lambert Mr. William J. Lapsansky, Jr. Miss Arlene R. laubach Miss Mildred T. Lawall English English, Driver Training, So- Home Economics English . 4' 41' cial Studies, Spelling Mr Robert E Mushrush Mr John Nevins Miss Lucia R Ortt Mr Vernon M Schappell Health Gym Biology Physics Chemistry Librarian Geometry Trigonometry Mr William A Schuler Commercial Sublects Mrs Betty L Snyder Miss Joan S Strode Mr Paul A Woodroffe Gym Health Science Gym 'Zh ,av fl! ces 'Q- Social Studies Nilsen. Math Algebra Mr EarlJ Yandow Mechanical Drawing Print .-at f Nb 5.....--- ufk JJ' x xx v 'XL-Q... .ww , A.....4n -f it R' x . 5. I 1 YI Q YN.. X , DOLORES A ALLEN Sister COMMERCIAL pq 419 Brndge Street January 5 1938 it W Neat clothing hugh stepping colorguard finger Art Club 234 Brown and Whrte 34 Colorguards 34 Yearbook Staff 4 GWENDLYN J ARMITAGE Gwen ACADEMIC 1022 Fourth Street Apr! 7 937 Chatterbox nrce personality chewmg gum giggling athletic patty toed woman drrver East Stroudsburg Band 1 2 3 Drama Club 1 Glrls Basketball 2 3 4 Grrls Chorus 2 3 4 Girls Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Latln Club 2 Mrxed Chorus 2 3 4 Octet 1 2 3 4 F T A 4 lSec Treasl MARIE A AUSTIN Tom COMMERCIAL 17 Second Street June 26 1937 Grrl Scouts camping quiet Point Phllllps usually late with Maggie early morning rush teachmg swrmmrng Art Club 2 Chips Club 1 Drama Club 12 3 4 lVlce Pres 3 Pres 41 Glrls Intramural 1234 Jr Librarians 2 Lead nal s bleach giggles mlmeoscoplst ers Club 2 JANICE M BAHL Janice COMMERCIAL 215 Brrdge Street Aprnl 13, 1937 Frank's drrvrng the DeSoto artrst tallung about scouts readmg classrcs Camp Mosey Wood photographer Art Club 1,2,3,4, lJr Art Pres 11, Business Club 4, Drama Club 1,2,3, lSecretary 31, Jr Lrbrarrans 2,3, Jr Red Cross 4, Sr Class Play 4, Photo Club 3,4 10 N DIANE F BREISCH Duane COMMERCIAL 607 Third Street February 23 1937 Horseytall quiet selling Christmas cards sweaters those bangs Art Club 3 4 Photo Club 3 4 JEANNE M BROSKY Jean COMMERCIAL 457 Race Street August 23 1937 lts only a minor detail maiorette always loking Charleston Tlppy woman driver East Catty collecting money personality Brown 8- White 34 Business Club 4 lSec 41 Leaders Club 2 Girls Intramurals 123 Malorettes 234 Year book Staff 4 Sec of Class 4 KENNETHJ BUCK JR Bucky GENERAL 232 Church Street Apr: 16 37 lntelllgent good speaker future radio announcer vitamin Buck hot weather hiker Sels Flghtin Ph I s Boys Intramurals 2 Prmt Club 2 HOWARD L. CASE JR. Howie ACADEMIC 1005 Fourth Street August 18 1937 All-around athlete ... with Bones ... the Catalina ... girl across the street... square hair-cuts . .. Schnoz coach Wheres the kid? two knee-pads. Baseball 1 2 4- Boys Basketball 1 2 3 4- Boys Intramurals 1234- Football 1234- National Honor Society 3- Stu- dent Council 1 2 4- Varsity Club 3 4- Latin Club 1 2 lTreas. 21- Future Teachers of America 4 1Pres. 41- Sr. Class Play 4. 11 COMMERCIAL WILLIAM P COLUMBO Cook ACADEMIC 1201 Eight Street June 22 1937 North Catty that lang walk captain of the grid iron Chevy white bucks that knee Thats my brother Boys Basketball 12 Boys Intramurals 1234 Football 1234 fCapt 41 Latin Club I2 CV Pres 21 Prolection Club 2 3 Student Council 4 Typing Club 4 Varsity Club 2 3 4 Yearbook Staff 4 PATRICIA A DAVIES a 328 Limestone Street June 26 1937 Blondie Mrs Murphy William Jewell College Yoccos double steaks down at the V with Darlene Joanne and Sophie Art Club 1 2 KV Pres 21 Business Club 4 Girls Chorus Leaders Club 2 Girls Intramurals 1234 Mixed Chorus 4 SHIRLEY M DeLONG Fu et COMMERCIAL 345 Race Street November 9 1936 East Catty with Donna at the Ritz French fries exercises always laughing on a diet Art Club 2 3 4 Business Club 4 Drama Club 2 34 Photo Club 2 3 4 Girls Intramurals 3 Jr Librarians 1 2 3 4 MARGARET M DEUTSCH Maggie COMMERCIAL 1 St. John Street January 9, 1938 Personality that laugh peppy cheerleader home room secretary skating at the Arena small . .. swimming lessons. Cheerleaders 2,3,4, lTreas. 415 Debate Club 2,3,4g Chips Club 1, Girls' Chorus 41 Leader's Club 2, Girls' Intra- murals 1,2,3,4p Jr. Librarians 27 Jr. Oratoricals 35 Mixed Chorus 4, Sr. Class Play 4. 12 MICHAEL A DULIK Mike ACADEMIC 117 Wood Street October 5 1937 Studlous all around athlete Boys Club moth quick trlcky basketball player Floyd do the punttn I Baseball 24 Boys Basketball 1234 Boys Intramurals 1234 Chaps Club 1 Football 1234 Student Council ELIZABETH A FERENCHAK Z COMMERCIAL 317 Second Street December 31 1936 Conscuenttous qunet mce congental earnest Central easy to get along wnth Gxrls Chorus I 4 Photo Club 34 Girls Intramurals 34 Jr Ltbrartans 1 2 Mixed Chorus 4 BARBARA E GERHARD Bobble ACADEMIC 233 Front Street May 7 1937 Flashy forward co captatn talkative person a tty shoppnng argunng steaks Let s hustlel Drama Club 1 Glrls Basketball 1234 lCo'Capt 41 G s Chorus 1234 Gtrls Intramurals 1234 Jr ed Cross 2 Latnn Club 12 Mnxecl Chorus 234 Student Councnl 1 Octet 1234 RONALD V GREENE Ron ACADEMIC 1032 Fifth Street Aprtl 6, 1937 Penn Fruit Ford HIFI reading novels Spamsh class psychology short stones Prolectlon Club 3 4, Photo Club 3 4 13 -1' Q. ll 0 II 1 .- I 6 ., . . . H I ,H - 1 N I ' , , f , , ..::,- . ' . f , , f I i , , , 2 1,2,3y Varsity Club 3,4, lTreas. 45. H 1 Q 1 ,tu H . , . , . , : , : f , . , 7 ' . H - H , I- - - 1, 1 N . ' I . , ,,,, . , irl' ,,,f ,,.: -R 1 ' , f ' , , 1 ' 1 , . , . LORRAINE M GULDNER Lorraine COMMERCIAL 730 Fourth Street March 31 1937 Small but mighty constantly busy fingernails Don Sunday School teacher with Sis always talking Art Club 23 Debate Club 34 Jr Red Cross 2 Photo Club 34 lTreas 37 WARREN J HAFTEL Warren ACADEMIC 1206 Eighth Street March 27 1937 Curly hair good looking friendly with Cook paper boy Chevy white walls Edttorm chle Sunday School teacher Baseball 234 Boys Basketball 1234 Boys Intramurals 234 .lr Oratoricals 3 Latin Club 12 lPres 21 tional Honor Society 34 Protection Club 2 Sr Class Play 4 Typing Club 3 4 Varsnty Club 3 4 Yearbook Staff 4 lEd1torJ NELSON E HEINEY e ACADEMIC 1040 Howertown Road uy 2 37 At church banquets good looking Oh my goshl those curls summers at camp good artist hunter always late Art Club 23 Football 1 Boys Chorus 4 Latin Club 1 Mixed Chorus 4 Print Club 234 Protection Club 2 Sportsmans Club 4 Typing Club 34 Sr Class Play Photo Club 34 JAMES M. HEINTZELMAN Jimmy GENERAL 213 Second Street February 26 1937 Quiet always at home football manager , .. wit Bucky and Gavin Brown and White Luncheonette. Chips Club 1,2,3 4- Football 1234 lMgr.l4 Print Club 3- Varsity Club 3 4. 14 NANCYJ HElNTZELMAN C1'lIP COMMERCIAL 737 Second Street March 27 1937 a movue lover attractuve never seen congenual crackung gum always a smule ught brown haur Drama Club 234 Gurls Intramurals 3 Photo Club 23 4 Sect ,M arf' ROBERT W HERTZOG Bo GENERAL Route 4 Allentown December 19 1937 Handsome that haur cut at the Varsuty harsh cough popular easy goung sharp dresser Boys Intramurals 4 Prunt Club 4 KENNETH L HILL Hllly' GENERAL 31 Front Street September 25 1937 The Chevenauser rugged lookung guts e Vcursuty speed tuckets good low gear wut Ducky and Tony dustunguushed vouce US Navy Boys Intramurals 12 3 4 Chaps Club 12 3 4 DALE L HODES Dae GENERAL 1042 Thurd Street Ju 13 6 The Eagle guard rugged dry humor how re ya huttun um? cleated shoes saying speeches Dauly Wund Bag Football 1234 Bays Chorus 4 Muxed Chorus 4 Prunt Club 2 3 4 Typung Club 3 Varsuty Club 4 15 ANTHONY R HODGE Tony GENERAL 419 Llmestone Street September 22 1936 Hot rod quiet with Ducky and Hllly the Var SI always comblng drlvmg the cars t at haur do Boys lntromurals 234 Chlps Club 34 NANCY L HOFFMAN ou COMMERCIAL 238 Amerlcan Street September 10 1937 Skatlng at the Arena frlendly head magorette freckles Bathettes pltcher long wavy halr perpetually eatlng Varsity attractive Glrls Chorus 1 2 34 Girls Intramurals 1 2 34 brarnans 2 Mixed Chorus 2 34 Leaders Club 2 Mayor ettes 1 234 lPres 4 Head Band 31 JOSEPH F HORVATH oe GENERAL 1023 Front Street September 21 1937 Quiet the Hawks North Catty Sels fig t at the V hardly ever seen shortstop Consumer Education lover transfer from Central Boys Intramurals 4 Chips Club 34 Football 4 Varsnty Club 4 BARBARA A KAPPES Barb COMMERClAL 318 Peach Street .lune 10 1937 Short but sweet those glasses neat dresser rushing to school prnvate secretary movne lover badmmton wuth Janice Brown and Whute 4 lBus Mgr 41 Drama Club 34 Leaders Club 2 Glrls Chorus 24 Mixed Chorus 4 L1 brarlan 4 National Honor Soclety 4 Photo Club 34 16 RANDOLPH J. KERN Hobie ACADEMIC 744 Thlrd Street December 3 I936 Low volce center crew cut swell guy happy golucky Republican Club paper boy tape that wrlst scratching Baseball I 2 3 4 lMgrI Boys Basketball I 2 3 4 Boys n ramurals I23 hlps Club Foo a l Mixed Chorus 4 Prolectlon Club I Student Council 4 Typlng Club 34 Varsnty Club 234 lPresI GENERAL SOPHIA A KISH Sophie COMMERCIAL I235 Fourth Street October IO I937 Debater boys gnggllng vlvaclous forever busy at the Varslty always smglng garrulous Bond I23 Brown 8- White 34 lNews Staffb Buslness Club 4 lPresJ Debate Club I234 lTreas 3 Pres 4I Drama Club I Girls Chorus 24 Jr Red Cross I Mixed Chorus 24 lPres 43 Brown 81 White 4 lTypungI FRANCIS KLOSE Klosue GENERAL B05 Front Street October II I937 Blondie always In the shop one of the sux lnvmclbles nights at the Varsity wrth Hllly and Tony swlmmrng nn the Lehigh Boys Intramurals I2 Ch ps Club I234 Football I Prmt Club 23 IVICS Pres 3I Prolectlon Club I 2 DONALD R LAFAW Ducky 609 Front Street July 5 I937 Hot rod crew cut green pegged pants working an the store Atlantic statuon one of the sux lnvunclbles wnth Sprlnger Ba eball I 2 3 4 Boys Basketball I 2 4 Boys Intramurals I2 3 4 Chaps Club I2 3 4 Football I2 Prmt Club 2 3 Sportsmens Club 2 Varsity Club 4 17 FRANCIS C MARK Gook GENERAL 205 Front Street March 7 T937 At the Varsity wlth Hully happy go-lucky dungarees football player bug loker rough great talker Football 4 P nt Club 23 Sportsmens Club 2 Varsity Club 4 GAIL L MCKITTRICK Gan ACADEMIC 603 Kurtz Street December l l937 Brnght red hanr attracteve tlngernauls letters from Penn State gurls co captarn snappy color guard Blackue flat tures that tooth Band l Colorguards 3 4 Debate Club 2 3 4 Drama u l sr s as e ball lCo ca ur s C orus l 2 3 4 Octet l 2 3 4 Girls Intramurals l 2 3 4 L tln Club l 2 Mixed Chorus 2 3 4 Natlonal Honor Soclety 3 4 Future Teachers of America 4 DONNA L MILLER Don COMMERCIAL Route No 4 Allentown November 5 1937 That laugh Allentown always talklng boys nz on the bumper blue eyes wut Nancy and Eileen Art Club 3 4 lPresl Drama Club 3 4 Gnrls Intramurals 2 3 Jr Red Cross 4 Photo Club 34 lTre-as' LARRY R MOYER Larry COMMERCIAL 26 N. Twelfth Street May 9 l937 East Catty . . . friendly . . . Chevy . . . carrying orders . . . band . . . mimeographing expert . . . saxophone . . . only boy commercial student. Band 34, CPres.l- Boys Intramurals l,2- Brown St White 3,4- Dance Band 3,4- Football l,2g Mixed Chorus 2, Proiection Club 25 Sr. Class Play 45 Yearbook stat? 4, 18 Y 1 www' -' 'sr ,A ,1' MARGARET A MUHA Marge ACADEMIC 1006 Fifth Street February 21 1937 Quiet cheerleader piano swell personality chemistry class always late food meticulous Cheerleader 234 Debate Club 1234 Drama Club 1 rs Chorus 1234 Girs Intramurals 1 Jr Cross 2 Latin Club 12 Mixed Chorus 234 National H nor Society 34 F T A 4 QV Pres 41 Octet 1234 JOHN S NEVINS Jack ACADEMIC 1053 Sixth Street October 26 1937 Daydreaming North Catty quiet running home playground outdoorsman that drawl Skip the little red head Bo s Intramurals 123 Chips Club 4 Football 1 Lat Cu 12 Protection Club 12 4 DARLENE F NONNEMACHER Leny COMMERCIAL 701 Front Street November 30 1937 Personality with Pat and Sophie pretty black curs talkative friendly always at the V Business Club 4 Girls Chorus 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Girls Intramural 234 Leaders Club 2 .IANICE L PASCOE cn COMMERCIAL 112 Front Street August 20, 1937 Debating . . . smal . , . cute smile . . . nice personality . . . Ford . . . future boolckeeper . . . bashful . . . Sears, Band 1,2,3, Brown 81 White 4g Business Club 4 1Treas.1f Debate Club 23,45 Girls' Chorus 2,45 Mixed Chorus 4. 19 vii' W? w esfifm? BARBARA M PETRO Babs COMMERCIAL 1036 Second Street January 27 1937 Nlce personality qunet pretty dark eyes wlth Nancy bashful usually chewrng gum ITIOVICS Business Club 4 lVrce Presb Drama Club 123 Girls Chorus 12 3 Latln Club 2 Mnxed Chorus 2 3 DONALD P PIPER Piper GENERAL 725 Lum stone Street March 28 1937 Friendly Mr Brams crew-cut Newberrys kool kat man wrth the lokes suedes Hawks Sell s Boys Intramurals 2 Chips Club 2 34 Prmt Club 2 3 Sr Class Play 4 Radio Club 4 SANDRA J REICHARD Sandra COMMERCIAL 409 Howertown Road May 4 1937 Cheerleader always busy secretary on that let neat dresser popular blue eyes Elrzabethtown Art Club I 2 Brown 81 White 1 2 3 4 Cheerleaders 2 3 4 Drama Club 1 Girls Chorus 1234 lSec Treasl Glrls Intramurals 1 Jr Oratorlcals 3 llst prlzel Mixed Chorus 234 National Honor Socuety 34 Sr Class Play 4 Octet 1 2 Yearbook Stal? 4 Class Treasurer 4 DAVID P ROTH Dave ACADEMIC 342 Church Street February 23 1937 Trumpet radnos W S S W M popular algebra class crew cut always busy cass prexy Ban I 2 3 4 Boys Chorus 1 2 Dance Band 1 2 34 IStudent Leaderl Radio Club 4 Jr Oratorlcals 3 Sr Class Play 4 Student Council 2 Senior Class President 20 Q5 ACADEMIC REBECCA A RUTLEDGE Becky ACADEMIC 348 Church Street March 3 1937 Artistic at the Varsity studnous ettlclent tlmelceeper with Sandra Pepsodent smlle Northampton ur long eye lashes Art Club 3 Brown 81 Whlte I234 lArt Edltorl Grrls Basketball 3 ltumekeeperl Glrls Chorus I234 Gsrs Intramurals I Latln Club I 2 lSecl Mnxed Chorus 2 34 Natxonal Honor Society 34 Typang Club 3 Future Teachers of America 4 Octet I23 JANICE CLAIRE A SCHEETZ Janice DELROY S Route No Farmer wood C ub Boys Prlnt Pres lPresl I37 Front Street Aprl I2 37 PopJIar untelllgent always busy wut Barbara trouble with the Brown and White drlvmg the Chrysler late hours for studying Brown 81 White 34 lEdltorJ Drama Club I23 lPresl Girls Chorus 234 Gnrls Intramurals 2 Jr Oratorucals 3 Latin Club I 2 Mlxed Chorus 234 Sr Class Play 4 Natlonal Honor Society 3 Student Councll 4 Typang Club 3 Future Teachers of Amernca 4 Octet T234 Photo Club 4 lPresl SE P Selpy ACADEMIC 4 Allentown December 27 I937 qunet that long rnde to school Gut state poluce trug class Sportsmen s Chorus 4 Boys Intramurals I 2 3 Mixed Chorus 4 Club 4 Prolectlon Club I23 Sportsmens Club 4 I Typing Club 4 FAYE A SELL Faye COMMERCIAL 25 North I2th Street November 22 I937 Dancing malorette food lover East Catty Hofhes sell Faye mtelllgent wnth Rosalie and Jean always gabbmg Brown 81 Whute 34 Busnness Club 4 Girls Intramurals I 2 3 Magorettes I 2 3 4 Natlonal Honor Soclety 34 Sr Class Play 4 Leaders Club 2 Yearbook Stal? 4 21 ACADEMIC ,PQ-K lggmjf' nextla- Q'.F' LEWIS F SMITH Louie ACADEMIC 4II Walnut Street November I8 I937 Crew cut noisy always tull ot fun driving the Green Bettle with Bones helping Elwood on Saturdays Band 3 Baseball 2 3 4 Boy s Basketball I2 34 lMgr Boys Clworus I2 Boys Intramurals 34 Dance Band 3 otball I 2 3 4 Oratoricals r Red Cross Mixed Chorus 2 3 4 Sr Class Play 4 Student Council I2 Vice Pres 3 Pres 4l Varsity Club 34 lTreas I JAMES G STRODE lm ACADEMIC Aprrl 22 I937 567 Howertown Road Slatington Catty Club Buick Varsity always late crew cut Navy motor scooter? ix minutes older Band 2 Boy s Chorus 3 4 Football 3 Mixed Chorus 34 Typing Club 4 JUDITH M STRODE Judy 567 I-Iowertown Road Aprl 22 37 Always laugltrng no lipstick Bessie Mae debater captain German class that purse nur mg working at playgrounds Cheerleader 2 3 4 lCapta1nI Debate Club 2 3 4 CSec 3 Daria Club I Grls Basketball I4 Girls Chorus I2 I s Intramurals .Ir Oratorlcas 3 I rlzel ross res I in u Mix d Cl'orus 2 34 National Honor Society 4 Sr Class Play 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Octet I 2 3 4 HARRY C. TREXLER JR. Harv GENERAL Route No. 4, Allentown March 23, I937 Hot-Rod Harry . . . always in trouble , . . Do you love me? . . , that Studebaker . . . Shoenersville boy . . . with Hilly . . . snakes . . . Luckies . . . departed scooter. B s lnt'amurals 2, Chips Club 4, Latin Club I- r' t Club 3g Sportsmens Club 2. 22 3V -ng 1 ,: ' .1 V 7 ' P 5 'ns fyrfrh 'Nu L . 4' Qrtzflm I frenz! 4 puffs ,gp ,-nur' no Qrtrffg-glp. . ' 'Hwy ' 1 .ash rt SALLY D TURICK cl ACADEMIC 413 Walnut Street June I6 37 Colorguard na ural curly hour B our plea Ing personality nurse drlvlng the Chevy and Buick scorelceeper novels B nd 12 S c Brown 82 White 23 4 Colorguards 23 Drofno Club 12 Glrls Basketball 234 lScorekeeperl rs Chorus 234 Gnrls Intramurals 1 Latin Club Mixed Clnorus 234 Octet I 2 3 4 Future Teachers of Amerlca 4 TERRY J WAGNER Bones ACADEMIC 718 Fourth Street Aprll 23 936 a immovable end always clownlng I left nand hook bug boy underneath Ba eball 12 oys Bas etball 12 3 4 Boys Chorus I 2 Boys Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Football I 2 3 4 Mlxecl Chorus Va :ty Club 2 ROSALIE M YANEK Rosalie COMMERCIAL 218 Bridge Street January 27 1938 Molorette neat dresser good student always smlllng North Catty easy to get along wut with .lean at the Ritz Brown 8 Whlte 34 Business Club 4 Leaders Club 2 Gtr s Intramurals 1 2 3 Malorettes 1 2 3 4 ITreas 41 National Honor Society 2 34 Yearbook Staff 4 23 I HSV, ,19 t f ' I' O ,IS-I: ' ,fx fr Gil' ,ff J ' 1,25 . ,I TIl,..' '...b'g black ChrysIer...with the gang...cIod hoppers... 5 ,,B ' k ' 1: l,2g rs' ,3,4. AI' ,,: A ,,,, V : JOSEPH H KEAN Joseph Kean was a member of our class since ninth grade In the beginning of our senior year he withdrew to nter the St Charles Semmary In Phlladelphla to tram for the priesthood We greatly missed hus enthusiasm and vltallty this year but his friendship wlll never be forgotten JAMES GAVIN James Gavm was a member of our semor class untnl wsthdrawlng In October to lam the Unuted States Army We sincerely wlsh ham much luck and success rn the future HONOR STUDENTS S Relchard R Rutledge J Scheetz F Sell G MCKlllfICk R Yanek M Muha Mlssmg from plpture, W Haftel 24 - f e I . . . . 1 . , . , . , . , . , . , . CLASS OFFICERS d D CLASS MOTTO Our Anm Success Our Hope to Wm CLASS FLOWER CLASS COLORS Yellow Rose Blue ond Yellow 25 l l A Fe, ll 5 3 ' X. Dovi Roth W ,,,,, W ,,,,, ,,,,,,,, ,,,, President Sandra Reichord ,,,., -,, ,,,,,,,,,,. ,AW T eosurer Jean Brosky ,,,,,,,,, ,.,,,, ,A,,,,,,,, Secretory M'choel ulik ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, V' e-Presidem . I F I l ' 'I955 CLASS ADVISOR Through trreless weeks and months Mass Dorothy Bastian has guven her time and ablllty to our sensor class Under her direction and guudance we of the senior class have benefTted greatly Unseen and un heralded she has worked tirelessly In our behalf never complaining never stlntrng on the ,ob She never asks for grotntude but always ns the unseen helper behind every senior prolect Not only has she been the wonderful help to our class but to many sensor classes nn the past as we are sure she wull be a help to the senior classes of the future Thank you Mass Bastian for everythnng you gratntude and apprecuatton that each sennor must ee MRS ANNIE SCOTT CHRISTMAN After forty three years of teaching thirty three gf whnch were rn Catasauqua schools Mrs Annue Scott Chrlstman IS laying aside her books and papers for a more tranquzl life After many years of teach :ng advnslng and bexng a frlend to all her students we of Catasauqua Hugh School regret to see her go The seniors and all the students she has taught nn many cases extendnng up to two generations thank her for the Interest and friendliness that she gave to each and every one who passed through her classes I I I have done. Words alone cannot express the deep f l. U 26 sp, we: , . fkggxf 861 8 FIRST ROW: L. Heckmvn. R. Williams, G. Gcckenbuch, H. Rieker, T. Rieker, R. Schleicher, D. Rohrboch, P. Moritz, G. Peters. Belheimer, L. Gillespie, D. Schaffer, A. Leibergurh, R. Leid, G. THIRD ROW: J. Ewing, R. Clcider, J. Medence, L. Howells, C, Kcppes, P. WOOClVlnQ. R. PUI'SSll, J. ZUbeI'. P. Sflef, W. Wenlz. Fisher, M. Wonderly, S. Wright, J. DifTenderfer, R. Petro, J. L, Snell. SECOND ROW: J. Heirnboch, J. Reichenboch, H. Koro, R. Reynord,C, Clciuser, Reynord, H. Krouse, G, Albright, N. Suther, R, Schleicher, J. FIRST ROW: A. Wiffmon, S. Milholik, J. Smith, S. Dieter, C. ROW: B. Cizmor, G. Woodring, L. Ruth, S. Bower, M. Nicklos, Vcinek, C. Diehl, B. Nicklos, M. Miller, M. Wodusky, D. Lieby. Gibbon, D. HoHmon, B. Hermcn, E. Spangler, E. Kern. FOURTH SECOND ROW: S, Moyer, M. Kindf, C. Ponticicin, C. Kull, M. J. Skripek, J. Hcizlinsky, S. Bickert, M. Schlicher, T. Dulik, R, Hill, B. Roth, M. Heintzelmon, A. Medence, A. Zelino. THIRD Ondush, ROW: J. Moser, P. McCclndless, L. Humphreys, J. Mason, J. FIRST ROW: B. Borrell, N. Anders, D. Tolan, J. Snell, S. Saylor, Hassler, N. Sherlin, J. Kurtz, M. O'Maro, V. Carfora, N. Lichner E. Kresack, G. Brosky, R. Reppert, A. Miller, D. Laudenslager, B. B. Morgan, D. Snyder, M. Gerharf, M. Maderic. FOURTH ROW Boltz. SECOND ROW: L. Schlegel, C. Knecht, G. Tallock, L. B. Mehefko, B. Coon, A. Parmet, P, Case, B. Ford, S. Hoosier, S Fizulak, J. Guldner, D. Berg, J. Yenik, C. Druckenmiller, J. Grimm, H. Haftel, M. Snyder, G. DeLong, M. Schaffer, S Hollinger, S. Bartholomew, H. Konye, J. Langkammer, J. Knerr, Schwartz, J. Nevins. F. Miller. THIRD ROW. E. Kulp, N. Fehnel, M. Weidner, C. FIRST ROW: D. Merkel, R. Austin, R. Columbo, J. Lambert, J. J. Kresach, G. Bahl, R. Licini, M. Saranchak, A. Deily, S Burns, G. Montgomery, W, Moyer, H. Kline, R. Wolfe. SECOND Salivonchik, P. Procak. FOURTH ROW: F. Elverson, R. Hemeler, ROW: E. Geiger, R. Tempest, J. Panik, R. Kosman, T. Bohner, J. J. Long, B, Wittmon, W. Wehr, R. DeWalt, B. Gillespie, G Piper, W. Hicks, R. Jacobs, T. Scuerman. THIRD ROW: T. Breisch, Young, D, Pluchinsky, G. James. ns 5 Working at P of D assignments Wrists upl Topl Tapl Tapl We SENIOR Term il'1SUfUnCe VSYSUS endowment insurance. Hope The boat doesn'f sink, boysl Pb fC2H302j2 + Zn -P Zn fC2H302D2 + Pb ex. N -9 ku.-F K fi' 1 .. A ff: 1 Skv':'Sa!N'- LXR- , e ' xx 9' 'A -'-ge- A N ef' . ., All that space for u few girls. Auf Deutsch, bitte. CLASSES No flat tires, please! I wonder where the left ventricle belongs? LComo estcf usted? I 31 sail' J ' I . ' Q5 3 51 as I i uv., X7 Nancy Sag and Mag r Maggne and Pat Sally Loune gf 'ww Gwen I ' 6 l Skip Bucky The Decorators 33 I . s I z........ ....... fi AA. 7'x L f K f A fa 'IX f A c . XA , E., ' me c H K . 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X Eel' we STANDING D Roth W Columbo L Moyer SITTING S Renchard busmess manager Mrs Lambert advlser W Haftel edltornnchlef J Strode R Yanek B Gerhard YEARBOOK STAFF The staff of the I955 Brunalba has endeavor ed to preserve for you our mernorres of C H S We have trned to publush a book which wall be a lasting source ot enloyrnent and recall the many hours we spent nnslde our Alma lvlater We also would luke to express our deepet gratltude to every BUSWE55 GROUP L MOVE' 5 Re'ClIG'd R Yoneli one who helped to make thus publucatuon a success Editor In Chlef W Haftel Swfff x ll I 36 g ,. ' Q . I ,Ps A . A . l L . . I A .i .ff ii 3, Fhrxshg f 1 - I - , - - 2 - W , I z - I 11 H - F., I ,Q V J U ' E iv? 3 Q ff 1 A -, WV SR. HIGH FIRST ROW: Miss Beil, G. Brosky, M. Snyder, L. Smith G James J Scheetz SECOND ROW H Case V Cofora, J. Kurtz, W. Columbo, S. Solivonchik, R. Kern W Gillespie G Montgomery STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council of C. H. S., guided by Miss Beil and Mr. Yandovv, has been instrumental in solving many problems which occurred during the school year. It is an excellent example of a student government in action. We sincerely hope it will remain the guiding and governing body of our high school. STANDING: L. Smith. FIRST ROW. R. Hersh, G. Alb SECOND ROW: B. Nonnemocher, P. Hudock, A. Kidd M Mizgerd J Fillmore C Finnegan R Simcoe R Williams, D. Spengler, B. Bilheimer. Q iii 1 Y Y' 1 g l right R Williams J Karo E Kennedy M Schlicher . 'adn BROWN AND WHITE Another successful year of recording school eyents has been accomplished by our Brown and White statt, under the able supervision of Miss Dorothy Bastian, duplication, Miss Arlene Laubach, com- position, and Mr. Joseph Kusko, art. COMPOSITION FlRST ROW: B. Coon, S, Tariclc, J, Scheetz, Miss Laubach, S, Kish, N. Sherlin. SECOND ROVV: A. Miller, C. Diehl, E, Kresack, W. Hicks, S, Schwartz, C. Hassler, R. Reppert, K, Vanek, M. lNadaslxy, S. Mihaliclc. ART FlRST ROW! J. Jones, F, Miller, R Rutledge, J Knerr, J. Yenilx, SECOND ROVV: D. Humphreys G, Montgomery, G, Antnony, Mr. Kuslno E. DU PLICATION Fll?ST ROVV: J, Brasley, S Reichard, E, Sell, D, Allen. SECOND RONN: S Kisn, Miss Bastian, L Moyer, J. Pascoe, R Yanek, B Koppes FIRST ROW: S. Schwczrfz, A, Pormet, Mrs. Andrews S Kish M Deutsch SECOND ROW S Grimm M Snyder, J. Strode, M, Muho, G. McKif1rick, L. Guldner THIRD ROW J Poscoe J Nevins G Young J Ewing, S. Bickerf, C, Diehl, S. Hoosier, J. Kidd, L Benner P Hofte D Fehnel M Schlicher M Purse DEBATE CLUB Under The supervision of Mrs. Morie Andrews, The Deboie Club hos worked hord To ochieve Their honoroble record. The club's debofers chdllenged The feoms from l-lelleriown, Slofingfon, Porklond, White- holl, Norfhompfon, Lehighfon, ond olso Philo- delphio Teoms. The seoson ended with on successful dinner donce offended by dll the Teorns. G. McKit1rick, M. Muho, J. Strode S Kish M Deutsch J Poscoe L Guldner Mr BUSINESS CLUB The Business Club, though still in its infancy, has done a fTne job of compiling reference records of value to the school. This club is made up of several com- mercial students, and they have been guided in their work by Mrs, Marie L. Andrews. FTRST ROW: F. Sell, R. Yanek, P. Davies, D Nannemacher. SECOND ROW: J. Pascoe, B. Petro, J. Bahl, S. Kish, S. DeLong, J. Brasky, Mrs Andrews. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The Future Homeworkers of America, under the leadership of Miss Arlene Laubach, is a branch of the National Homemakers of America. The members of the club were taken to the Farm Show in Harrisburg. The purpose of the club is to interest students in home economics through protects which the students undertake. FIRST ROW: N. Lichner, E. Kresack, D. Tolan SECOND ROVV: A. Zelina, M. Heintzelman, A Medence, N. Sherlin, Miss Laubach, E. Spangler, B. Coon, M. O'Mara, G. Brosky. B. Roth, D Snyder. JR. RED CROSS The Red Cross Council consists of representatives from each homeroom. The conducting of a Red Cross campaign heads the important iobs done by this organization. The packing of gift boxes and making of holiday favors for hospi- tals are other important iobs. Through this club, the members are able to help those less fortunate than they. FIRST ROW: D. Tolan, R. Kanye, L. Armitage, F Ross, B. Roth, M. Bower. SECOND ROW: R. Wint, D. Humphreys, D. Miller, P. Case, B. Cizmar, J Bahl, J. Knerr, B. Woodring, T. Jones. TYPING CLUB Miss Bastian teaches academic stu- dents to type in This club. FIRST ROW: B. Ford, D. Tolan. SECOND ROW J. Piper, T. Sceurman, W. Hicks. THIRD ROW: J Procak, W. Haftel, J. Long. FOURTH ROW: R Kern, S. Salivonchik, W. Columbo. FIFTH ROW W. Wehr, N. Heiney, W. Moyer. SIXTH ROW R. Kosman, Miss Bastion, S. Hoosier, J. Guldner TRI-HI-Y The Tri-Hi-Y Club is an organization of high school girls under The sponsorship of The Young Men's Christian Association. The goal of this organization is to create, maintain, and extend throughout The home, school, and community the high standards of Christian character. FIRST ROW: J. Kurtz. SECOND ROW: C. Ponticion, B. Ford, J. Guldner. THIRD ROW: A. Medence, R Hersh, C. Kull, S. Dieter, D. Berg, M. Kindt FOURTH ROW: N. Hissim, B. Herman, D. HolTman, E. Kulp, E. Spengler, M. Heintzelman, R. Reppert. FIFTH ROW: B. Cizrnar, N. Lichner, S. Hoosier, Miss Beil, S. Messinger, G. DeLong, A. Zelino. DANCE BAND One of the most active organizations in the high school is the Dance Band. The C. H. S. Ambassadors, under the di- rection oT Mr. Geary, have provided music for the Saturday night school dances, and they also provided enter- Tainment Tor neighboring schools. The Ambassadors have gained great popular- ity throughout this area. FIRST ROW: L. Moyer, S. Saylor, H. Haftel, J. Elverson, R. Tempest, SECOND ROW: D. Roth, T. Breisch, J. Long, R. DeWalt. THIRD ROW. Mr. Geary, C. Diehl, J. Zuber. ,.-A ,,..f 1-xx' 1 f FIRST ROW: L. Heckmon, P. Jones, D. Humphreys, J, Mc15on,J. Krerr, D. Miller SECOND ROW: H. Khne,J Heirnbdch, L. Snell, S. DeLong, J. Yenik, D. Brelsch, D. Allen. A Mi ter, J. Lcngkornmer, S. Bartholomew, D, Berg, G. DeLong, J. Bohl. N. Hissirn, Mr. Kusko. ART CLUB Under the direction of Mr. Kusko, the Art Club stonds reddy to oid ony octivities in need of on orgontzed Ort group. It sponsors the Annudt Volen- ttne Donce, decordtes school ond town during the Chrtstrnos season, ond does the Ort work on the Brown ond Whtte covers. sr .V ,Y ,ff J DRAMA CLUB Under the direction ot Miss Ortt, the Drama Club learns the fundamentals of play production and dramatic arts. The students of Drama Club also participate in radio skits. FIRST ROW: C. Diehl J. Mason, L. Humphreys, F. Miller, C. Knecht, B, Roth, T. Dulik, J, Nevins SECOND ROW: S. Dieter, Miss Ortt, J. Hollinger, J. Knerr, B. Ford, A. Parrriet, P. Jones. M. Austin, P. Case, N Hissirn, E. Kulp, D. Humphreys, D. Hoffman, B. Herman, L. Fizulak, R. Hersh. FIRST ROW1 D. Miller, N. Heintzelman, B, Kappes, J. Scheetz, S. Hoosier. SECOND ROW: D, Fink, S. Schwartz, J. Guldner, N. Lichner, J. Langkammer, B. Cizmar, R. Reppert, J. Yenik, A. Miller, D Tolan. OFFICERS B. Ford, J. Hollinger, A. Parmet, M. Austin. SPORTSMAN CLUB The Sportsman Club is under the direction ot Mr. Schappell, who aims to teach the pupils the importance of con- servation. Pupils also learn to become aware ot good sportsmanship. FIRST ROW: Mr, Schappell, G. Gackenbach, N. Heiney, F. Mark, J. Lambert, J. Kish. SECOND ROW: G. Peters, J. Kresack, D. Se-ip, R. Jacobs. A. Deily, FOURTH ROW: M. Wunderly, D. Pluchinsky, H, Bilheimer. PHOTO CLUB Under the direction of Mr. Nevins, the pupils learn the use ot the camera and how to develop and print pictures. Since the Photo Club was very large this year, a representative group ofthe mem- bers is shovvn here. FIRST ROW: C. Fischer, T, Fink, R. Greene, N. Heiney, J. Rieker, T. Rieker. SECOND ROW: Mr. Nevins, J, Strode, P, Woodring. PROJECTION CLUB Under the direction of Mr. Paul Woodrofte, the Projection Club teaches students how to operate a movie projec- tor. These students help teachers by showing tllrns in the classroom and in assembly. FIRST ROW: J. Nevins, R. Greene, R. Wolfe, G. Burns, T. Bohner, D. Merkel. SECOND ROW: G. James, J. Panik, H, Krouse, R. Williams, P. Moritz, C. Fischer, J. Diftenderfer. THIRD ROW: G. Albright, H. Kline, Mr. Woodrofte, M. Saranchak, R. Hemler, R. Schleicher, L. Gillespie, C. Clauser, A. Schuler, J. Procak, W. Moyer, L. Howells, W. Wehr, R. Clader, J. Kresach, T. Fink. CHIPS CLUB The primary purpose of Chips Club is to provide shop students with extra time in the shop. Under Mr. Kunsman's direction, the boys are taught how to run shop tools properly and safely, FlRST ROW: Mr, Kunsman, F. Mark, D. Schaffer, R. Reynard, P, Stier, L. Snell, D. Rohrbach. STANDlNG: F. Klose, J. Horvath, A. Hodge, K. Hill, D. Latcwv, R. Leid, D. Piper, H. Trexler, G. Albright, J. Nevins. LATIN CLUB This purpose ot Latin Club is to in- crease the student's interest in the life of the Roman people. Latin games are played, and the members undertake such projects as designing Christmas cards, FLRST ROW: J. Mehefko, C. Campbell, S. HefTel- finger. SECOND ROW: G. Leggett, J. Koro, R, Petro, A. Leibenguth, C. Clauser, N. Ewing, R. Leid, Mrs, Hudson. LIBRARIANS The duties of the Librarian, under the direction of Miss Lucia Ortt, are to keep the library in order and to charge and catalog books. FIRST ROW: S. DeLong, S. Dieter, C. Diehl, M. O'Mara, M. Snyder. SECOND ROW: D, Louden- slager, R. Reppert. M. Boyer, M. Kosman, D. Schlegel, J, Mason, K. Vanek. THiRD ROW: Miss Ortt, M. Maderic, M. Hill, E, Kern, D. Leiby, C. Kull, M. Heintzelmon, D. Fink, J. Reichenbach, J. Diflenderfer. PRINT CLUB Under the guidance ot Mr. Yandow, the Print Club tries to further its mem- ber's knowledge ot the printing industry and printing techniques. FlRST ROW: Mr. Yandow, R. Wolte, J. Lambert, F. Mark, R. Austin, R. Jacobs, H. Trexler, J, Reichenbach. SECOND ROW. M. Saranchak, J Heirnbach, D. Seip, N. Heiney, J. Piper, R. Licini. THIRD ROW: C. Clauser, K. Buck, J. Kresack, E. Geiger, A, Deily. FOURTH ROW: R. Hernler, J Procak, D. Pluchinsky, J. Diffenderfer, C, Fischer, T. Fink, J. Medence. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society is com- posed ot a select group of students from the Junior and Senior classes. Selection is based on scholarship, character, qual- ities ot leadership, and services rendered to our school. FlRST ROW: V. Catam, M. Sherlin, E.' Kresack, D, Tolan, D. Snyder, M, Snyder, J. Scheetz, A. Parrnet, S. Schwartz, J. Kurtz. SECOND ROW: M. Gerhart, G. Burns, J. Elverson, J. Long, G. Montgomery, R. Tempest, W. Moyer, J. Piper, W, Haftel, H, Haftel. THlRD ROW: G. McKittrick, B. Kappes, F. Sell, R. Yanek, R. Rutledge, S. Reichard, J. Strode, M. Muha, B. Coon, VARSITY CLUB The Varsity Club, under the super- vision ot Mr, Mushrush, consists ot stu- dents vvho have earned letters in football, basketball, or baseball. The purpose of the Varsity Club is to promote social wel- fare among lettermen ot Catasauqua High School. FIRST ROW: R. Mushrush, W. Columbo, D, Lafavv, T, Wagner, W. Hattel, R. Kern, L. Smith, M. Dulik, H. Case. SECOND ROW: S, Salivonchik, Rl Columbo, H, Krause, D Hocies, N, Su'hei', W, VVehr, G. Bahl, R. Williams, THlRD ROW: J Heintzelman, F. Mark, J. Horvath, G. Young, G James, W, Gillespie, W, Wittman, M. Bundra nor. , J. 'gi Q F it N 'J ' 3,7 3' ' I I T is X. N F! f i ' E .7 .fi sg ......, f' ' I . x, 'Zi fis,f 'g' f V Nik' ,, ::,: 1 :.,: . z ..,-, ,.,V . rq. 5 E .. I . A . k,37f.f L. Y 3' QgiS fw, if 'Fa isle. . ' ' - FIRST ROW: B. Nickius, J. Skripek, S. Bickert, M. Miiier, SECOND ROW. M. Deutsch, N. Anders, S. Reichord, B, Coon, J, Strode, coptoin, M. Muho, M. O'Moro, B. Borreli. CHEERLEADERS When the going was rough, when defe-GT seemed cerfoin, ond when victory was ours, These energetic gals led The way in keeping up our morale ond increasing The spirit of both The fecxm ond the student body. --v Q:. ,F . I Or 0 A n if-E' ' wr ' ' ' ts xv . . .T i i t i I J ... J ' i ti ii PM A I I ? L r t 4 2 ' A I ? A:Q ' T' wwf? GIRLS CHORUS FIRST ROW: M. Deutsch, D. Nonnemacher, E. Kappes, B. Gerhard, M. Muha, G. Brosky, C. Knecht, S. Kish, M. Gerhart, B. Herman, G. Armitage, J. Strode, B. Nicklas. SECOND ROW: E. ferenchalc, J. Kurtz, M. O'Mara, J. Scheetz, P. Case, N. Hottman, N. Sherlin, L. Fizulalc, M. Nicholas, J. Hazlinsky, H. Konye. L. Ruth, S. Bower. THIRD ROW: S. Reichard, S. Messinger S. Turick, G. McKittrick, S. Biclcert, P. Davies, J. Nevins, A. Parmet, H. Haftel, B. Coon, C. Hassler, J. Slcripelc, S Savlor, M Maderic. MIXED CHORUS FlRST RON: M. Deutsch, D. Nonnemccher, S. Kish, C. Knecht, L. Fizulak. S. Reichard, N. Sherlin, A. Parmet, M. Nicholas, M. Gerhart. SECOND ROlN: J. Kurtz, M, O'Mara, B. Kaopes, B. Gerhard, M. Muha, R. VVolte, P. Allen, W. Chadwick, S. McFetridge. G. Brosky, B. Herman, G. Armitage, J. Strode, B. Niclclas, Mrs. Burchill. THlRD ROW: M Maderic, E. Ferenchalc, J. Scheetz, P. Case, N. Hogman, G. Kappes, R. Williams, VV. Harsch, F. Baus, J. Hazlinsky, J, Skripek, L. Ruth, S. Bower. FOURTH ROW: J. Nevins, S. Messinger, S, Turiclc, G. McKittrick, S. Biclcert, P. Davies, N. Heiney, J. Piper, J. Medence, R. Jones, H. Hattel, B. Coen, C. Hassler, H. Konye, S. Savlor. FlFTH ROW: D. Seip, D DeLong, T. Heftelfinger, L. Howells, C. Fischer, D. Turick, R. Kern, F. Gownaras, J. Strode, D. Hades, N Suther, P. Kurtz, T. Bohner. CHORUSES Under the direction of Mrs, Dorothy Burchill, the choruses have provided us with an outlet for our musical interests, Through hard work and many practices, the members have shovvn their abilities with their performances at the annual Spring Concert and Christmas Program. 'V J . 'Iv :rf CHORUS OFFICERS M. O'Mara, Vice President, C. Hassler, Librarian, B. Kappes, Librarian, S. Reichard, Secretary-Treasurer, S. Kish, President. . :iii if fx, ...Hg ian SENIOR GIRLS' ENSEMBLE M. Muha, S. Turick, B. Gerhard, G. McKittrick, J. Strode, G Armitage, J. Scheetz. E . N. 4- , ? . FIRST ROW: H. TNH1, B. Banks, R Moyer, J. Campbeil, E. Adams P. Rorh, Dircctcr. A. Geary, P. Boyer, W. Hach, C. Sche-e1z, R Mosw. D. Hoifmcm, D. Schwevk. SECOND ROVV: J. TalTock D. Bwlheimor, B. Gruschofr. S. RuTTedge, J. Tempest, J. Bwanckini, J SUCH. F. Bans. R. Dornblaser, J. BalTieY, T. Santoro. THIRD ROW P. Starch, J. Swv. A. Fulkngar, B. BOTTZ, VV. Selberf, B. Stockel, S Moyer. M. Vveidner, B. Hoffmaru C. Bust. FOURTH ROW: N wwf www s. Nr' We my Q awe? ff T' tiff! '19 1? ll 48 1? '! ., ,354-flt fo Mars ww?-5-rf BAND he C l-l S Bond represents one ot the most colorful cmd octlve orgom otlons lr' tlfe l oh srhool The greotest exhlbltuoh ot thelr morchmg obnlnty wos shown ot the lootboll gomes They olso portucu poted th the Allentown Emmous Polmertort ond Cotosouquo por ocles The bond IS Under the dlrec tlon ot Ivlr Albert Geory Q1 ' rt s ' fs? it is fim f V , . Q, lr, S1352-525' vt H , , !,.,Rh,13gh g ggigwwugg lyk NA. fyg,g??,2 K nuff in r T- j , 'I,gtfIf' .5z.,,,' . 4 . sl T ' eh 4 his . V + ll,l 1 l ,g e lrk igffi i f gnu L .,sk Q E 7 Egg A uf 5, ZZ., 1 , 4: as A be , Y 'ml , A , X H z: :f-V - T - W' ' r ar r ff , 1 so 'KS ' Q IQ T 1- , V 5 I .' 3 5 i i i u s' I -' fi W A vi my 1- x a -'T' N? i i ttlillslm Q or Q ,. ,K Q I N ..s 3 - fp . 4 9 V J 4 X .. , A ,, -' of g s or ' Q v f.-mi-1 ff 5 H! x 4 X 2 . f ' 1 en' 1 , X K. v I my A TZ., ' 'Pt .7 T I . . , 47 ' ' . l , .I .. , , T - I I I , ' . Q A. MAJORETTES AND COLORGUARDS The maiorettes consist of ten girls this year. They have done tTne marching and twirling drills at the football and basketball games and have participated in many parades. For the first time this year, the color- guards consisted of six girls. They have led the way in puting on drills at games and at parades. They are under the supervision of Mrs. Betty Snyder. FlRST ROW: J. McCoy. SECOND ROW: Band Maiorette, V. Cafara: Head Maior- ette, N. Hoffman, THIRD ROW: .l. Smith, L. Humphreys, S. Dieter. FOURTH ROW: J. Brosky, H. Kanye, F. Sell, F. Miller. FIFTH ROW: R Yanelm, FIRST ROW: J. Kurtz, D. Allen, S. Turick M. Snyder, G. Mcliittrick, G. Brosky. P I x ff Q Q ' KW .da Q X . F Jw Q. 4 Q . g A L- A H 1 1 if X N ' in 1- 5 A h W W Y Q., .. M Q. K5-a ' . , K 41 x . J G - I 1 -Q V-u - Q n. f, 1 ' z ,,,, ' A. 1' , r c 4 1 . V-:yy v gffw , -vw ' we ti A 'B 'ww ,,4, Q 3 , .1 .Q xx 59 Q 7 M 4 , . , us, . 5:4 15.5 ' 'J 4 f , H - u fi Captain, Bill Columbo. FIRST ROW: D. Hodes, J. Horvath, R. Kern, W. Columbo, L. Smith, H Case T Wagner, M. Dulik, SECOND ROW: G. Bahl, R. Kosman, R. Columbo W Gillespie, F. Mark, G. James, S, Salivonchik, W. Wehr. THIRD ROW N Suther, P, Moritz, R. Williams, H. Krause, E. Kennedy, R. Schleic er Schleicher. FOURTH ROW: M. Kuczynski, G. Young, T. Fink, M. Buridra D THE ROUGH RIDERS SEASON RESULTS Y -0 I Seman, B. Steckel, l.. Heckman, R. Deibert. all ft S XX Catasauqua 7 ,, , I Catasauqua 6 H.. Catasauqua 25 Catcsauqua 20 .....,....-- xi? ' Catasauqua 0 . 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' M in ravi? f 4 on 'f af 1 S l , L 2 ,, V ff -mf FIRST ROW R Kern D Lafaw H Case T Wagner M Dullk W Haftel SECOND ROW R Tempest R Petro W Wlttman G James Mr Mushrush J Ewnng G Young S Sallvonchzk L Smlth Don Lafaw Forward Mrke Dullk Guard Howre Case Guard BAS KET BA L L Catasauqua Catasauqua Catasauqua Catasauqua Catasauqua Catasauqua Catasauqua Catasauqua Catasauqua Catasauqua Catasauqua Catasauqua Catasauqua Catasauqua Catasouqua Catasauqua Catasauqua Catasauqua Catasauqua Catasauqua Catasauqua Catasauqua Catasauqua Fountain Hrll Bethlehem Allentown Pallsades Upper Perknomen Alumni Coplay Jmm Thorpe Whrtehall Palmerton Stroudsburg Northampton Emmaus Whitehall Lehughton Slatmgfan Palmerton Stroudsburg Northampton Emmaus Whitehall Lehnghton Slatlngton Terry Wagner Center Catasauqua Randy Kern Forward Palmerton Warren Haftel Forward 4? Q- ta.. Vik. E N. P 3 Wgl , ,, Y ' ' Em lS?'S'1f'-M-Q. - .L zu llr ll?- 'D fl fflixju, . r :QSM 1541 ln IST ROW D Christ P Woodrmg R Wnllzoms P Kunz S Wrxghr N Ewung and T Rxeker QND ROW G Young R Columbo D Lcfcw J Horvoth H Cose M Duluk W Heftel and S Solnvonchlk SRD ROW Nevms G Albright D Merkel J Rleker R Petro M Bundro L Howells P Moritz L Gnllespne BASEBALL Hcrsch ond R Kern Mnlk Dulak pncher Howne Case shortstop Warren Hu fe rrst base nf N -Isa: 1 ,W 1 Y v unno- Don Lofcw catcher Joe Horvcih pitcher 59 M1 J. ' , . ' , . , . ' , . , . , . , . ' , . ' ' , W. I 1 I . ' - ,M f I-F , sf NL' Q A , X f f 2 . x A f L V N I , . x V ,rf : :'. V ' new V R , of 4 5 , , ' ' ' ' fir? if M Q Q A' 5 L . 3 Q gfif . wr gi 'Wax S .,..m- ' , 'i Q ' , 5 fri' ' f , ' K angie L4 i, ' . . u Mix? :W ' ,, 'A 1 g,,.:N.gg3s' 1 ' u x 9 'n ., I 'Ax Q, fl ' 'T l. L. i frm C C C I ' N it . ,., . jj., i ' 4' vi 1 Q f'N'-Us H MALL Co-Captains-B. Gerhard and G. McKiIfrick, :ax fy. 'HQ an V44 Q42 Aff - x' ., .' P5 I . if FIRST ROW: A. Wittman, G. Armitage, G. McKIrrrick, B. Gerhard, J. Strode, T. Dulik. SECOND ROW: S. Bartholomew, G. Brosky, J. Gibbon, J. Hazlinsky, B. Roth, S. Moyer Mrs, Snyder. THIRD ROW: S. Grimm, G Monfgomery, L. Benner, N. Kuzenslci, J. Gernmel, S. Turick, D. Snyder. r xt :Q GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL ' f'.siii1f? 5 f j' ' -' 9? My .si-11117 in 25222 ' fgiiffi i I . . . 'K i-.yay .WW , .. M ... B. Gerhard-Forward Cafasauqua Founiuin Hill Calasauquu Parkland Cafasauqua . Parkland Cafasauqua Alumni Cafasauqua Emmaus Cafasauqua Whirehall WF X' ig Cotasauqua Allentown Cafasauqua Slatingfon Cafasauqua Pczlmerfon Cufusauqua Allenfown CUICSCIUQUC . , Emmons Cafascxuqua Slarington i Cafcsauquu ,, Whitehall S I Caiasauqua L Palmerion G. Armitage-Guard J. Sirode-Guard G. McKiHrick-Guard My, what a focel What are you looking af? Watch the nosel S4 . 2, We 53' 'f ff N . .S ljfl L6 14 Of 5 H if ' Q 4 , -A Xf W1 LV' if . 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M- I ,greg ..Yiv, 4 l - e 4 11117, CERT saxophone quartet-Ronald Tempest, Larry Moyer, Sandra Saylor, Thomas Heffelfinger. .J Mr. Geary starts the program. undergluggmen move up B ClCl55 prophecy explodes SENIOR DAY Charleston days are back. we pay trnbut SENICR DAY ensemble sings farewell. ,EA 70 BACCALAUREATE The class of T955 s Baccalaureate service was held on May 22 1955 In the hugh school audntorlum The audltor rum had been beautnfully decorated with flowers brought by the members of the class and arranged by o selected committee After the processlon by the class and members of the faculty the chotr of Salem Evangelical ond Reformed Church entered slngmg the opening hymn of the program The program contnnued wnth the call to worshup and the lnvocatuon by the Rev N W Duzen of the Salem Evangellcal and Reformed Church Followmg an anthem by the cholr was the lnsplrxng sermon by Rev Robert Lederman pastor of the Emanuel Church ID Catasauqua and the Haman Memorial Church an Nazareth The program was concluded with a prayer and the benednctlon given by Rev Duzen As the class began the recesslonol from the audi torlum we realized sadly that our days at Catasauquo High School were nearnng an end I Mom speaker Rev Robert Lede ma all- ' I 9 lg k COMMENCEMEN XERCISES ...inf f Chet Cressmun and hrs orchestra c pause beiween dances TH JUNIOR PROM shall we dance? where and why arenf you two dcncmg ' CLASS HISTORY In the fall of 1951, we began our career at C.l-1.5. In our freshman year we chose our courses and eagerly began our new studies. The highlight of this year was our trip to the Franklin Institute and the zoo in Philadelphia. Our sophomore year was filled with excitement and happiness in both scholastic and athletic achievements. ln this year we regret- fully learned that one of our favorite instructors, Mr. Fred Cap Starch was leaving the teaching profession to enter business. We reached the halfway mark at C.H.S. and entered our iunior year. As we returned for our Junior year, we were greeted by the pounding of hammers and the buzzing of saws. Yes, it was our new gym being built behind the high school building. The arrival of our class rings and the annual Junior Oratorical Contest were the biggest moments of this year. As a class, we spon- sored the Senior Farewell, which was enjoyed by everyone. Then it was the fall of 1954, the beginning of our senior year. This year had been filled with excitement. Our class chose many new methods of raising money for our class. We enioyed a very good year as far as athletic competition was concerned. We put on our annual Senior Class Play, and all too soon the time had come for us to leave behind the halls, friends, and other beloved memories of our Alma Mater. As we enter into this new world, may we never for- get the wonderful times we have had at Cl-1.5. Har 76 Ill! ilu AUTOGRAPHS W ' Q ' ,M ..,.... - ,,.,..L, A,,.,.., ,..........., -...-...,-...,-.. ,... -J-.,.-....,,...,..h-.-..1A,,,. ...., ..-. ..., -.-,-,,,. ..---..,..4,.1.., .,,, .. ...... ,.v, L .,,, ,.- ..,. ---k-,-,-,....,---Q...,..,..ML, ibm. ' an ..,.... ,, , Q V ' V , , V. ,...,...k...,i.,.L.... .. .-....Q..,A.f.......,....f, ......-,u.,,...,....Q.,.2,M-Q..,..n..,,.wL.wk..,...,...,....WF..M.i..,,.,..,..,...M.,L....,.,..M...1...'.,....ffLgeh:i:,+e',.41u.,H,Wr...,: ,e,,,. in,