Catasauqua High School - Brunalba Yearbook (Catasauqua, PA)

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PAGE 61 PAGE 69 FOREWORD NOW THAT OUR HIGH SCHOOL DAYS ARE OVER AND WE ALL HAVE GONE OUR SEPARATE WAYS WE WILL LONG CHERISH THE MEMORIES THAT THIS US IN THE YEARS TO COME EACH MEM ORY OF THOSE YEARS WILL UNFOLD WITH EACH AND EVERY PAGE LET US MODEL OUR FUTURE LIVES AROUND THOSE LIVES MOLDED BY OUR ALMA MATERI BOOK, THE 1958 BRUNALBA, WILL OFFER , I .::g1fy.:, 'Ii 'X -5, Fm .5 -xdgkag . r DEDICATION M A ,. I mfr, -Xi 1 an 1 I-L11I:.r,'j':-fill: VH .Tr -rglgrfi 5 r--,Fr-lg-'U rf- P ,11 ri-in ,, -fs 51532 - girkry F ALIi.l!Y1ii '11,-EELXJ 'VS ,. if 41-., , no ze M r , Y ! 3 4' , Q f - 'i'.rl - ' ' . ' L' - . 15,2 Y . l A91 5 U... 1 ' .' J.. 34 ' .ki i . 0 x' - r jr f ' U 1 f' 'Y' .rl W h ' ,v . ' Vs! i . . , iff? : -, - I A A W Nlag . m . .- ' .. Wg Q 'g ' if-f. fi ' 5' ., Q.,kxN. !f5ix J V .hr U .. Q ., , , . k +A ' .41 4 'gb-ix ,x f ' 'a V: ng ' I I . P ,a ip. iw. - E '. .i L,X. , 1, film -K . Q , X , -igg J ' ll ,M,,,,M E ffffi 'iff' .ff v -Qi Vjifr ' r Adm? ,gf ' , vw , K ,x,,1,.,1 X Mr. CLYDE S. FRANKENFIELD Supervising Principal Mr. RALPH C. BROWN High School Principal Mr. Kenneth Waiting, Mr. Donald Oswald, Treasurer: Mr, John Eullagar, Secretary: Mr Vernon Reed, President, Mr. William Keenan, Vice-President, Mr. Francis Burns, Mr. Ralph Krause. 4 S FACULTY l Mrs. MARIE I.. ANDREWS B.S., MA. Business Education W Girls' Guidance Q Future Business Leaders National Honor Society l l l l l Miss DOROTHY K. BASTIAN B.S. Business Education Brown and White, Yearbook ,Q Mis. :sums B. l cemmeelo, s.s. Home Economics Spelling Future Homemakers of America Cafeteria Mrs. LOUISE W. Mr. ROBERT G. DEIBERT, B.S. Health, Driver Training Sports Auto Club HALTEMAN, R.N. School Nurse Home Nursing L Mr. JOSEPH P. HARAKAL A.B. English, Spanish Boys' Oratory Future Teachers of America Mrs. DOROTHY A. BURCHILL B.S. Vocal Music Choruses Mr. ROBERT B. HEIM, B.S. Instrumental Music Band Mrs. JOAN C. FENSTERMAKER, B.S. Business Education Typing Club 6 Girls' Oratory FACULTY Mr. DALE H. BUSS, B.S. Biology, Science Sportsman's Club Mr. WILLIAM KENNEDY, B.S. Special Classes Football Basketball Intramurals FACULTY Mrs. M. HANNAH KOWALESKI, B.S. Health Education Girls' Basketball Moiorettes Cheerleaders Intramurals Mr. THEODORE B. LA RQSE B.A. History, German Debate Mr. TRUMAN D. KUNSMAN Industrial Arts Mr. BERNARD KuczYNsKl Chips Club B.S., M.S. Social Studies Sports Intramurals Mrs. GLENNA LYNN, B.S. Mrs. LUCILLE H. LAMBERT Mathematics B.S. Tri-Hi-Y English Remedial Reading Senior Class Advisor Mr. ROBERT E. MUSHRUSH B.A., M.A. Health Education Boys' Guidance Mr. JosePH Kusnco Sports Bs MA Intramurals Art Su ervisor . P Varsity Club 7 An Club Mr. WILLIAM KUSH, Jr B.S. English Mr. WILLIAM J. LAPSANSKY, Jr., B.A. Mathematics Sports Intramurals Mr. JOHN NEVINS B.S., M.A. Chemistry, Physics Sports Junior Photo Club L Miss LUCIA R. onrr, s.s. librarian Librarian Clubs Mrs. AGNES ROBERTSON B.A. English, Latin, Spelling Drama Club Mn. JEAN A. REIHNGER sem' Goss HOV B.S. Mathematics Miss BARBARA A. SHELTON Mr. WILLIS C. STREIN Mrs. ERNA TUTOLO, B,S. B.A. Geography, Social Studies Homemaking English, Spelling Geography Club Junior Home Economics Brown 81' White Club Mrs. MADELIN WENNER B.A. English, French, Spelling Red Cross Mr. PAUL A. WOODROFFE' Ph.B., M.A. Social Studies Proiection Club Athletic Manager Mr. EARL J. YANDOW B.S. Printing Mechanical Drawing Print Club Student Council Mechanical Drawing Club NURSE Mrs. Louise Hclremcm R E T A R I E S Mrs. Marie Andrews Mr. Robert Mushrush J 1 Mrs. Ruth Moll and Miss Lorraine Junkin V 4? i1 Q 'Y Wg vpfm., CLASS OFFICERS Stuart McFeiridge ................................... President Barry Sfeckel .... .... V ice-President Lee Ann Benner .,... Secretary Janet Finley .... ..... T recxsurer CLASS MOTTO CLASS FLOWER CLASS COLQRS While Rose Silver and Blue I0 'm'Mwu.,, www M.,Nw 11 fs - Z-1 4.4 N . cps -uf ' , uf .Q -' QMS: 5 Q x Z' P152 ff we 4 Hg . Q ,sc .l. PATRICK ALLEN Pat General 127 Second Street March 13, 1940 Short imagination girls unpredictable Saturday Nite disc iockey . . . carefree . . . Irish lad . . . iolly. Brown and White 1,2, Science Club 1,2, Vice-President 3, Photo Club l,2, Art Club 1,2,3,4, Sportsman's Club 1, Drama Club 1,2, Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4, Football 1, Boys' lntramurals 1,2,3. JUDITH A. BARTHOLOMEW Judy Commercial 728 Chapel Street November 1, 1940 Quiet skating amiable . .. black hair good natured . . . reliable . . . good housekeeper . . . likes typing class. Photo Club 1, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Library Club 2,3, Future Business Leaders of America 4, Future Homemakers of America 2,3,4, Girls' Intramurals 1. LINDA M. BATEMAN Linda General 1033 Third Street January 8, 1941 Quiet . . . blondie . . . small . . . conscientious . . . amiable . .. that one and only . . . brown eyes . . . cooperative. Chips Club 1, Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4, Library Club 1, Future Homemakers of America 2,3,4, Girls' lntramurals 1. FRANKLIN D. BAUS Frank General 219 Front Street November 8, 1940 Friendly . . . sleepy quiet . . . girl shy . .. Huhll crew cut . . . seldom around . . . those Home Ec classes. Proiection Club 3, Photo Club 1, Chips Club 1,2, Print Club 3,4, Art Club 1, Sportsman's Club 1, Mixed Chorus 2, Band 1,2,3, Boys' lntramurals 1. 12 WILLIAM R. BENDEKOVITS 2 Front Street That crew cut good guy does he study??? cars and more cars. . .congenial. . .with the boys. . .tall. . .those bets. Typing Club 45 Science Club 2, Chips Club 1, Print Club 3, Sportsman's Club 2,35 Boys' lntramurals 1,4. BRUCE L. BILHEIMER Route 4, Allentown Broad shoulders car crazy . .. at the airport . . . working at the garage . .. that laugh . . . sharp dresser . . . those girls . . . well liked. Student Council l,2,3, Science Club lg Chips Club 2, Sportsman's Club 1,2, Auto Club 3, Boys' Intramurals l,2,3,4. MAHLON H. BEIL Butch General 224 Church Street March 20, 1940 Happy .l. dependable always eating operating mimeo- graph . . . girls . . . Navy . . . talkative . . . blond wavy hair. Brown and White l,2,3,4, Protection Club 1,2,3,4, Sportsman's Club lp Varsity Club 4, Football 1,2,4. Willie General January 31, 1940 LEE ANN BENNER Lee Ann Commercial 120 Front Street June 7, 1940 Full of fun . .. tall personality plus sleepy clothing . . . forever busy . . . with the Judys' . . . all around girl. Brown and White 4, Debate Club 1,2, Secretary 3,41 Chips Club lp Mixed Chorus 2, Librarian 3,41 Future Business Leaders of America, Treasurer 3, President 4, Girls' Chorus I,2,3,4, Cheer- leaders 2.3, Captain 4, Girls' Basketball 1,25 -Girls' Intramurals i,2. Bruce General January 17, 1941 13 MARGARET A. BOYER Peggy Academic 414 Second Street March 13, 1940 Ambitious . . . twin . . . playground .. . chatterbox . . . short . . . clarinet . . . Home Ec . . . friendly. Brown and White 3, Editor 4, Typing Club 2, Mixed Chorus 1,2,3, Librarian 4, Future Homemakers of America l,2, Vice- President 3, Band l,2,3,4g Future Teachers of America 3,4, Senior Class Play 4. RONALD M. BROSKY Ron General 457 Race Street July 5, 1940 East Catty Kid . . . crew cut . . . athletic . . . humorous . . . co- operative that gangster pose talkative likes to tease. Student Council President 4, Print Club 2, Sportsman's Club lf Auto Club 3, Varsity Club 4, Boys' Basketball 1,2,3,4f Football l,2,3,4, Boys' Intramurals 1,2,3,4. MICHAEL P. BUNDRA Mike General 215 Church Street June 24, 1939 That Plymouth big guy all around athlete rugged . . . knuckle-cracker . . . artist . . . cleated shoes . . . eating. Art Club li Sportsman's Club 1,25 Auto Club 3, Varsity Club l,2,3, Vice-President 4, Boys' Basketball l,2,3,4, Football 1,2,3,4y Boys' Intramurals 1,2.3,4, Baseball 1. CAROLYN S. CAMPBELL Carolyn Academic 335 Mulberry Street April 3, 1940 Long hair . . . singing . . . clothes . . . with Mrs. Burchill . . . neat . . . those poses . . . short and quiet . . . that Hudson. Brown and White 2,3, Assistant Editor 4, Debate Club 3, Latin Club 1, Secretary 2, Mixed Chorus l,2,3,4g Girls' Chorus l,2,3,4g Future Teachers of America 2,3g District Chorus 2. 14 DANIEL L. CHRIST, Jr. Jew General 551 Howertown Road March 11, 1940 Good-looking snappy dresser hot rod books Camp Trexler . . . those Chevys . . . friendly . . . What??? Chips Club l, Print Club 3, Auto Club 3, Spartsman's Club 1, Varsity Club 3,4, Boys' Basketball l,2,3, Football l,2,3,4, Senior Class Play 4. PATRICIA A. CLAUSER a Commercial 1009 Blackberry Street August 14, 1940 Short hair cut . . . 54 Chevy . . . l'm in the midst . . . always running to make the first bell .. . one of the Seven . . . fun to be with that crazy laugh Northampton. Student Council 3, Debate Club 3, Chips Club 1, Art Club 2,3,4, Drama Club 3, Treasurer 4, Library Club, Secretary- Treasurer 2, Mixed Chorus 2,3,4, Girls' Chorus l,2,3,4, Maiorettes 1. JUDITH L. CONFER Judy Commercial 915 Race Street January 25, 1941 Snappy maiorette neat dresser driving that Buick lots of fun . . . that operation! . . . with the gang . . . chatterbox . . . singing. Yearbook Staff 4, Brown and White Typist 4, Chlps Club l, Drama Club 3,4, Mixed Chorus l,2,3, Vice-President 4, Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,4, Maiorettes l,2,3, Treasurer 4, Senior Class Play 4, Junior Oratoricals, District Chorus 2. ALLAN P. CONNER Al Academic 230 Peach Street August 13, 1940 Good math student . . . intelligent .. . neat . . . friendly .. .nice looking . . . curly hair . . . sure to succeed . . . mannerly. Student Council l, Vice President 4, Proiection Club l,2, Sports- man's Club 1, Auto Club 3, Varsity Club 4, Football i,2,3,4, Boys' Intramurals l,2,3,4, Senior Class Play 4, Junior Oratori- cals 3. 15 RONALD J. DAVIES Ron General 32Q Limestone Street August 15, 1940 Good-looking . . . blond . . . girls, girls, and more girls . . . good dancer neat dresser blue eyes studious??? friendly. Student Council 3, Proiection Club I,2, Chips Club I, Print Club l,2,3,4, Sportsman's Club 2, Boys' Intramurals l,2. GARY S. DEILY Gary General 513 Race Street November 24, 1939 Working on the farm East Catty driving that Chevy . .. carefree clowning sports fan Apple's store hunting. Sportsman's Club I,2,4, Auto Club I,2, Secretary 4, Football l,2, I Boys' Intramurals l,2,3,4. DENNIS J. DEUTSCH Den Academic 1128 Third Street August 27, 1940 Quiet neat good-looking that crew cut swim- ming and fishing in the Lehigh girl-shy college bound . . . driving the Chevy. Student Council 2, Proiection Club l,2, Chips Club I, Print Club 2, Auto Club 3, Boys' Intramurals I,3,4. EDWIN H. DRUCKENMILLER Eddie Academic 223 Wood Street November 5, 1940 Quiet . . . trips to Philadelphia , .. nice smile . . . driving his Ford . . . good-looking .. . shy . . . paper boy . . . Navy. Typing Club 4, Science Club 2, Chips Club I, Sportsman's Club I, Boys' Intramurals I,2,3,4. 16 JUDITH M. FAUST Judy Commercial 135 Howertown Road November 8, 1940 Quiet . . .those fingernails . . . shy . . . small appetite . . . hard worker . . . dancing . . . giggles . . . those brothers. Brown and White 3,4, Junior Red Cross 2,3, Library Club 2,3, Future Business Leaders of America 4, Future Homemakers of America 2,3,4. DOROTHY M. FEHNEL Dot Commercial 15 S. 15th Street April 29, 1938 Blondiel . . colorguord . . . many mole admirers . . . cute . . . quiet . . . with the gang . . . blue eyes . . . that long walk to school. Debate Club 1, Chips Club I, Art Club 2,3, Library Club, Presi- dent 3, Future Business Leaders of America 3, Vice-President 4, Girls' Chorus 2, Colorguords 3,4, Girls' Intramurals l,2. JANET D. FlNl.EY Janet Commercial 32 Railroad Street April 1, 1940 Keeper of the vault . . . long-time maiorette . . . pert on' pretty . . . friendly , . . black wovy hair . . . lots of personality . . . East Cotty . . . good worker. Brown and White 4, Mixed Chorus 2,3, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Future Business Leaders of America 3,4, Girls' Chorus l,2,3, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Maiorettes 2,3, Head Maiorette 4. IIH ku FRANKLIN J. FRlTZlNGER an Academic 1136 Fourth Street December 25, 1940 Short . . . quiet . . . Ohl those sideburns . . . intelligent . . . fishing . . . content . . long walk , . . girl shy. Science Club 2, Proiection Club 3,4, Chips Club 1, Sportsman's Club 1,2, President 3, Vice-President 4, Boys' Intramurals l. 17 SPENCER N. FULKS Rebel General Route -'34, Allentown September 5, 1939 That Mercury . . . crew cut . . . always sleepy . . . talkative . . . Allentown . . . that crazy smile , . . bookkeeping classes . . . girls. Science Club 3, Chips Club 1, Print Club 2, Sportsman's Club 1,25 Auto Club 3, Football lp Boys' Intramurals i,2,3,4. JOAN M. GEMMEL Joan Academic 518 Walnut Street October 11, 1940 Friendly , . . neat and trim , . . active . . . pleasing personality . . . saxophone . . . pretty hair . . . easygoing . . . baby sitting. Mixed Chorus l,2,3, President 4, Band l,2, Secretary-Treasurer 3,41 Dance Band 2, Secretary-Treasurer 3,45 Future Teachers of America 4, Girls' Basketball l, Scorekeeper 2,3,4 PAULINE M. HAFTEL Pauline Commercial 1206 Eighth Street September 29, 1940 Tall . . . always smiling . . . nice hair . , . serious student . . . one of the seven . . . driving the Olds . . . model . . . neat dresser. Yearbook Stott, Assistant Editor 4: Student Council 3, Brown and White 45 Debate Club l,2,3p Chips Club ly Library Club 2, President 3, Colorguards 3.4, Girls' Intramurals l,2,3p Senior Class Play 4, Junior Oratoricals. WlLLlAM C. HARSCH Bl Academic 1l27 Fifth Street June 29, 1940 Curly hair . . . driving around . . . at the garage . . . nice smile . . . girls . , . sports-minded . . . personality . . . North Catty. Typing Club 2,37 Photo Club if Chips Club lg Art Club l,2g Varsity Club 3, Treasurer 4, Football l,2,3,4i Baseball i,2,3p Boys' Intramurals l,2,3. 18 KATHLEEN T. HAZLINSKY Kathy Commercial 1130 Third Street September 21, 1940 Nice personality . . . sincere . . . attractive , . . baby sitting . . . short and sweet , . . thoughtful . . . one of the seven . . . smiling. Yearbook Staff, Business Manager 4, Brown and White 4, Typing Club 1,27 Chips Club lp Art Club 45 Drama Club, President 33 Girls' Chorus if Cheerleaders 3,49 Girls' lntramurals l,2. SALLY C. HEFFELFINGER Sally Academic 640 Walnut Street January 27, 1941 Sense of humor . . . teacher . . . summer work . . . those chem- istry classes . . . good-natured . . . walking the dog . . . Sage . . , sure to succeed. Yearbook Staff 4, Brown and White 2,3,4, Typing Club 2,3,4, Latin Club, Treasurer if Mixed Chorus 1,27 Future Homemakers of America 2,35 Girls' Chorus 1,25 Future Teachers of America l,2,3,4, Senior Class Play 4g Junior Oratoricals. THOMASJ HEFFELFINGER Gook Academic 1087 Sixth Street November 9 1940 a dungarees motors good voice the Fuller Company polite friendly word to all with the gang at the garage Typing Club 2 Photo Club 1 Chips Club 1 Print Club 2 Sportsmans Club 1- Auto Club 2- Mixed Chorus 12- Band I2 34- Dance Band 1 4- Football 2- Boys Intramurals i 2 3- Senior Class Play 4- Junior Oratoricals DAVID J. HODES Jim General 1326 Third Street May 12, 1940 Handsome . . . Church Street . . . good football player . . . playgrounds . . . long walk . . . blond . . . swimming in the Lehigh . . . hunting. Sportsman's Club l,2p Auto Club 1,2,3, Varsity Club 3, Secre- tary 4, Boys' Basketball 3,4, Football l,2,3,4, Baseball 3,45 Boys' Intramurals 1,2,3,4. 19 MARGUERITE V. JONES Margie Commercial 1126 Front Street January 24, 1941 Quiet . . . small . . . boys . . . bobby-pins . . . Front Street . . . blonde . . . dancing . . . Iunchroom. Chips Club I, Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4, Future Homemakers of America 2,3,4, Girls' Intramurals I JUDITH A. KIDD Judy Commercial l 228 Second Street October 21, 1940 Popular . . . pretty . . . beautiful, long, dark hair . . . tall . . . shy . . . better late than never . . . working at the play- grounds . . . baby sitting, Debate Club I, Chips Club I, Library Club If Mixed Chorus 2,3,4, Future Business Leaders of America 3,45 Girls' Chorus 2,3,4p Cheerleaders 2,35 Girls' Basketball 2, Girls' Intramurals MARY l.. KOSMAN Mary Commercial 316 Chapel Street September 20, 1940 Smiling . . . FHA work . . , friendly . . . glasses . . . talkative . . . dreaming . . . giggles . . . faithful pal. Chips Club I, Tri-Hi-Y 2, President 3,47 Library Club I, Future Business Leaders of America 3,47 Future Homemakers of America 2,3,4, Girls' Intramurals 1 NANCY J. KUZENSKI Nancy Commercial Route 34, Allentown December 18, 1940 Quiet . . . sincere . . . basketball . . . that car . . . all those sweaters . . . neat , . . those lunch hours . . . nieces and nephew. Brown and White 41 Junior Red Cross 2, President 3, Secretary 4, Mixed Chorus 2,3,4, Future Homemakers of America 2, Girls' Chorus 2,3,4, Girls' Basketball I,2,3, Captain 4. 20 CAROL R. LAPP Carol General Route 34, Allentown August 10, 1940 ' . 4 Pert . . . shy . . . bus driver . . . sense of humor . . , boy trouble A . . . hard worker . . . big blue eyes . . . waitress. Tri-Hi-Y, Treasurer 3,4, Girls' lntramurals 3. SUZANNE E. LE BLANC Suzie General 706 Railroad Street January 20, 1941 Always laughing . . . Baltimore . . . artistic . . . speaking . . . tall . . . blue eyes , . . dark hair . . . full of fun. Brown and White 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2,3, Mixed Chorus 2,4, Future Homemakers of America 2,3,4, Girls' Chorus 2,4 GEORGE L. LEGGETT George Academic 300 Church Street July 17, 1940 Laughing tears , . . talkative . . . ambitious . . . friendly to everyone . . . stuclious . . . blushing . . . tall . . . that hair. Yearbook Stott, Editor 4, Typing Club 2,3,4, Debate Club, Treasurer 3, President 4, Latin Club 1, President 2, Senior Class Play 4, Junior Oratoricals. WILLIAM R. LOWER Bill General 201 Second Street June 6, 1939 Blond crew cut . . . well built . , . friend to all . . . quiet . . . neat appearance . . . athlete . . . not very tall . . . East Catty. Student Council 2, Science Club 2, Chips Club l,2,3, Art Club l,2,3,4, Sportsman's Club 1, Football i,2,3,4, Boys' Intramurals l,2,3, Varsity Club 4. 21 STUART J. MCFETRIDGE Stills Academic 1030 Sixth Street March 31,1940 Yeh, is it? . . . curly-headed . . . late . . , North Catty lad . . . popular . . . the teasing type . . . sports-minded . . . tall. Student Council 4, Typing 2,3, Latin Club 1,25 Varsity Club 4, Football l,2,3,4, Boys' Intramurals l,2,4, Junior Oratoricals. JACOB J. MEHEFKO, Jr. Bud General 351 Church Street November 20, 1940 Quiet . . . friendly , . . driving . . . tall . . . basketball . . . paper route . . . reticent . . . that long walk to schoollll Science Club 2, Sportsman's Club 1, Latin Club I, Boys' Basket- ball 3,4, Football 2, Boys' lntramurals l,2,3,4. ALVIN P, MILLER Al Commercial 233 Wood Street September 25, 1939 Friendly . . . neat. . . short , . . generous . . . lively . . . dancing l?J . . . always driving . . . good-natured. Brown and White, Business Manager 4, Football 2, Boys' Intra- murals 1,2,3,4. ROBERT W. MOLCHANY Bob Commercial 737 Chapel Street August 20, 1939 That laugh . . . typing classes . . . playing that sax . . . clown . . . North Catty . . . nice guy . . . band . . . strange noises? Mixed Chorus 2,35 Band 2, Vice-President 3,41 Dance Band 2, Vice-President 3,4. 22 S GAIL M. MONTGOMERY Gail Commercial T130 Howertown Road November 3, T940 Happy-go-lucky . . . Monkey . . . magnetic personality . . . one of the seven . . . movie books . . . those long eyelashes . . . pal to all . . . Tomboy girl? Yearbook Stal? 4, Brown and White 4, Typing Club 2, Chips Club i, Drama Club, Secretary 4, Library Club, Treasurer 3, Mixed Chorus 2,3,4, Girls' Chorus 2,3,4, Colorguards 3, Girls' Basketball l,2,3,4, Girls' Intramurals l,2, Senior Class Play 4. MARY ANN E. MOTSKO Mot General 1140 Third Street January 30, 1939 Red hair . . . quiet . . . North Catty . . . working at Gillespie's . . . serious . . . congenial . . . lunchroom . . . lots of fun. Student Council 2, Tri-Hi-Y l,2,3, Treasurer 4, Library Club 4, Future Homemakers of America l,2,3, President 4, Girls' lntro- murals l. ANTHONY R. ozlMEK Tony General 321 Church Street November 24, l940 Quiet, if you don't know him . . . red-headed . . . at home . . . always blushing . . . girl-shy . . . neat dresser . . , sports- minded . . . swimming in the river. Varsity Club 3, Sergeant-at-Arms 4, Boys' Basketball 2,3,4, Foot- ball 3,4, Baseball 3, Boys' Intramurals 2,3,4. IRENE G. PATROUCH Tootsie General 207 Church Street January 26, 1941 That laugh . . . boys . . . carefree . . . peppy . . . those hairdos . , . clothes . . . small . . . coquette Chips Club I, Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4, Library Club 3, President 4, Future Homemakers of America l,2,4 23 LENORE L PIPER ee Commercial 203 Church Street April 13 1940 Short and sweet easy to get along with cu e nice air quiet dancing lovely complexion nice to know Yearbook Staff 4 Brown and White 4 Photo Club I Junior Red Cross 3 Tri Hi Y 2 Mixed Chorus I 2 4 Girls Chorus I 24 Future Homemakers ot America I 2 Historian 3 Vice President 4 MARJORIE A PURSELL Margie Commercial 703 American Street April I6 1940 Metnculous pleasing personality attractive cheering with the gang fashionable wardrobe ohl those commercial sublects thot one and only Debate Club 1234 Chips Club I Mixed Chorus 3 Girls Chorus 3, Future Business Leaders of America 3,4, Cheerleaders 2,4, Girls' Intramurals I,2,3,4 NICHOLAS F. PYNDUS Nick Academic 313 Mulberry Street July 20, 1940 Courtecus . . . unpredictable . . . A 8- P . . . dark-complexioned . . . good sport . . . bass drum . . . impetuous . . . suave. Student Council 1,25 Typing Club 4, Debate Club 2,3, Vice-President 4, Photo Club 2,35 Chips Club I, Band 2,3,4, Football 2. NANCY L. RENNER Nancy Commercial 1121 Front Street February 7, 1939 Small but mighty , . . nice smile . . . attractive eyes . . . chewing gum . . . chatterbox . . . laughing . . . that special one . . . hardly seen. Student Council 2, Chips Club If Tri-Hi-Y 2, Vice-President 3,41 Future Business Leaders of America 3, Reporter 4, Drama Club I, Future Homemakers of America 2,3, Secretory 45 Girls' Intra- murals I. 24 NATALLIE E. RIEDY Nad Commercial Route 34, Allentown March 31, 1940 Blonde hair . . . good bookkeeper . . . Ohl that laugh . . . those bus rides . . . Who?? What?? . . . that one and only . . . eatin in the lunchroom . . . that crazy car. 9 Mixed Chorus l,2,3,4, Future Business Leaders of America 3, Future Homemakers of America l,2, Treasurer 3,4, Treasurer 4, Girls' Chorus l,2,3,4. PHYLLIS l. RlNKER Phyllis General 1006 Railroad Street August 25, 1940 Good dancer . . . boy troubles . . . clothes . , . fun . . . at the Frolics . . . carefree . . . always talks . . . those hairdos. ' ' -P 'd nt 2,3,4, Chips Club 1, Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4, Library Club, Vice res: e Mixed Chorus 2, Future Homemakers of America l,2, Maiorettes 1, Girls' Intramurals l. JUDITH A. ROBERTS Judy Commercial 205 Church Street November 5, 1940 Short . . . posing , . . flirting . . . dances . . . shorthand . . . Church Street . . out-of-town boys? chewing gum . . . . Ph to Club 1, Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4, Mixed Chorus l,2,4, Future Business o Leaders of America 4, Future Homemakers of America l,2,3,4, Girls' Chorus 1,2,4. PATRICIA A. ROTH Patti Commercial Route 34, Allentown January 5, 1941 ' ' b ride Giggles . . . black Chino skirts . . . that morning us . . . clarinet , . . Bandstand . . . unpredictable . . . always in Allentown . . . woman driver?? Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4, Girls' Chorus l,2,3,4, Band l,2,3,4. 25 SARA RUTLEDGE Sara General 22 S. Berks Street, Allentown December 31, 1940 Full of fun . . . driving . . . big sister . . . peppy . . . friendly . . . sincere . . . never frowns . . . pots and pans. Mixed Chorus 23,45 Girls' Chorus l,2,3,4, Band l,2,3,4p Future Teachers of America 3. RICHARD C. SCHADLER Rich General 220 Mulberry Street May 11, 1939. Basketball . . . dancing . . . girls . . . giggles . . . talking . . . tall . . . friendly . . . easygolng. Proiection Club 2, Photo Club 27 Sportsman's Club 1, Varsity Club 45 Boys' Basketball l,2,3,4y Boys' Intramurals 1,2,3,4. DARLENE M. SCHLEGEL Darlene General 317 Walnut Street November 10, 1940 Librarian . . . smooth dancer . . . seldom quiet . . . blonde . . . with the gang . . . Walnut Street , . . cracking gum . . . boy troublel Photo Club lg Chips Club 1, Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4f Library Club 1,2,3, Secretary 4, Mixed Chorus 1,29 Future Homemakers of America l,2,4y Girls' Intramurals l. DENNIS C SEMAN Den General 401 St. John Street January 11, 1940 Quiet . . . at the Brown and White . . . fishing . . . blue eyes . . . those trips to Whitehall . . . manly physique . . . that laugh . . . unpredictable. Chips Club l,2g Art Club l,2,3p Sportsman's Club lg Varsity Club 2,3,4, Boys' Basketball lp Football l,2,3g Boys' Intramurals l,2, 3,4. 26 PATRICIA A. SHOCK Pat Commercial ' Route -734, Allentown September 5, 1940 Long, pretty hair . . . nice to know . . . good friend . . , driving the Dodge . . . peppy maiorette . , . lots af fun . . . smiling . . . one of the seven. Yearbook Staff 4, Student Council, Secretary 4, Brown and White 4, Drama Club 3,4, Mixed Chorus 2,3,4, Girls' Chorus 2,3,4, Maiorettes 2,3, Secretary 4, Senior Class Play 4. Commercial 1078 Sixth Street July 26, 1940 FAYE L. SMITH Faye BARRY J. STECKEL Barry Academic 226 Church Street February 1, 1940 Redhead . . . good looking . . , athletics . . . friendly , . . nice smile . , . faithful to church and scouts . . . quiet , . . neat. Typing Club 2, Sportsman's Club lp Auto Club 3, Varsity Club 2,3, President 4, Boys' Basketball I,2,3,4, Football I,2,3, Cap- tain 4, Baseball 3,4. PATRICIA A. STEITZ Commercial Route 34, Allentown Cheering . , . that bus. 27 Neat . . . all smiles . . . what? . . , one of the seven . . driving . . . gabby . , . never on time . . . which car? Yearbook Staff 4, Typing Club 2, Brown and White 4, Chips Club 1, Drama Club, Treasurer 3,4, Mixed Chorus 2,3,4, Girls Chorus 2,3,4, Colorguards 3,4, Girls' Intramurals I. Ilpuill October I6, 1940 . . . quiet . . . attractive dark eyes . . . East Allentown typing . . . energetic , . , friendly . . . on the school Yearbook Staff 4, Student Council 4, Brown and Club 2, Secretary 3, Mixed Chorus I,2,3, Girls' Chorus I,2,3, Cheerleaders 2,3, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Senior Class Play 4. White 45 Drama PHYLLIS J STORCH Phyllis Academnc 330 Peach Street October 8 1940 a always wrllnng to help nnce hour popular one of the seven that Dodge those Kentucky cousnns vrvacsous Yearbook Stott 4 Typxng Club 2 Debate Club 3 Art Club 4 Drama Club 3 Presudent 4 Future Homemakers of Amerrco 1 Grrls Chorus I 2 Band I Semar Class Play Student Director 4 Jumor Oratorrcals JUDITH R TEMPEST 'Temp Academlc 447 Bndge Street April 10 1940 Jewelry pleasant frrendly hard worker t at laugh gay brothers studying Student Councll 3 Brown and Whrte 34 Typrng Club 2 Debate Club 3 Jumor Red Cross I Mrxed Chorus 34 Future Home makers of Amerrca Presrdent I Gnrls Chorus I34 Band I2 34 Future Teachers of Amerrca 2 3 4 Sensor Class Play 4 WILLIAM C THOMAS I Commercual Route -H4 Allentown January 28 1941 Newcomer from Scranton blushes dark haur easy to get along wrth well mannered quuet hardly seen nrce smile Auto Club 4 DONALD A TURICK Souple General 413 Walnut Street August 29, 1939 Motors . . . mannerly . . , neat . . . at the garage . . , sociable ...naises... a ...blond Chips Club I, Spartsman's Club 25 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4g Band I,2,3, President 4, Dance Band 31 Boys' Intramurals 2. 28 WILLIAM P. VOGEL, Jr. Bill Academic 1126 Fifth Street August 3, 'I940 Science Fair . . . neat . . . mimeograph operator . , . electronics , . . easy to get along with . . . good looking . . . short hair cuts . . . the Allentown gang. Brown and White l,2,3,4, Typing Club 2, Proiectlon Club 3.4, Photo Club lg Chips Club 2, Print Club 2, Art Club 4. ELIZABETH M. WILLIAMS Liz Academic 532 Pine Street October 8, 1940 Neat dresser . , . quiet . . . Limeport . . . natural curly hair . . . pink and white '56 Ford . . . library . . . prompt . . . l'll run you over. Mixed Chorus 1,27 Future Homemakers of America l,2,3,4, Girls' Chorus l,2, Future Teachers of America 3,4. HONOR GRADUATES TIMOTHY P. ZADZORA Tim Academic 1206 Sixth Street February 2, 1940 Scientitically-minded . . . crew cut . . . good-natured . . . Marines . , . hunting . . . tall , . . the mountains . . . North Catty. Praiection Club 2,37 Art Club l,2, Sports- man's Club 2, Secretary-Treasurer 3, Presi- dent 4, Latin Club lg Baseball 2. LEFT TO RIGHT: P. Haltel, P. Steitz, K. Hazlinsky, F. Fritzinger, G. Leggett, A. Conner, S, Heffelflnger, J. Confer, P. Shook. l 5 341 fi ii 5 X 'swf W . . ,M 3: e ww 1 W . ,,-wig, k 'I 5551! 9' ii ,Q E 'SEQ 1 i Q , Nw Wwmww- W Q W? X ., 3 4 Y ...,..5. QSNK.. l if X xi l if Wffrisw . i , gl . A 1. 1, J, 5 3 Y QS at K . si I ' - 'J V 11 9 ww: ,, H 1 Y. .z 1 , U Q w Y Shiv fx X 'f X - , X , .Ax ,1 3 Y xi 3 X 1 1 ' 55? ., .N--1 A' Q . X. -lu., . W U Q K mf A Q fsss: .fi A :I K Q 1-it f. J Q 4 3. cf ' H Q L -T O' K -. .. . EQ gif-Qu - 'Z-. x. 'K iizff 5341 . ' AJS 1 -a A N. , nv A553 I I x ' F if K A ,af ,Sink 3 4 Ron Sars ill Lee Ann Allan Gull, Pauline, Peggy, ond Dan Put 33 Bob , . ?wSM WW . V K. , L ii.:-' - .N unhhikdiiiiinieaikwimiy 222 v CLASSES A r,,Q FIRST ROW: J. Campbell S, Bender, C. Burkholder, J. Bonshuk, W. Chad- wick, L. Deily, J Bilheimer, J. Ardle. SEC- OND ROW: B. Armitage, J. Finley, A. Crczigle, A Fullagar, V. Bundru, J. Fillmore, C. Finnegan, D. Breisch. THIRD ROW: D. Bilheimer, K. Fritchey, G. Dettmer, R. Fritz, F. Faust, R. Bobb, A. Dieter. FOURTH ROW: F. Gow- nuris, N. Eberhart, F. Hart, R. Boyer, G. An- thony, A. Daku. r CLASS OFFICERS S. Siska, Treasurer, E. Hartranft, Vice President, C. Finnegan, Secretary. STANDING: R. Leggett, President. THE CLASS FIRST ROW: J. Schoeneberger, H, Smith, S. Siskci, P. Steele, A. Schiegel, S. Rhoodes, M. Shafer, L. Williams, E. Von Horn. SEC- OND ROW: P. Vaio, D. Sch- wartz, J. Trinkle, P. Troxell, J. Schnciiimon, J. Reppert, S. Ruf- man, G. Sperlbcium. THIRD ROW: D. Yeczkei, N. Weaver, J. Smith, E. Schlegel, A. Smith, T. Simmers, B. Steckel. FOURTH ROW: W. Seiberf, N. Schuier, O. Webb, F. Ross, D. Spengler, B. Woodring, B. Seip, E, Rex. OF 1959 FIRST ROW: C. O'Don- nell, S. Onuschok, B. Grischott, S. Moyer, J. Heller, M. Kulp, G. Knop- penberger. S E C O N D ROW: D. Heckenberger, R. Moser, P. Hudock, F. Heffelfinger, R. Kline, 5. Pursell, R. Moyer. THIRD ROW: S. Kosmun, P. Kun- kle, J. Minet, E. Fehnei, C. Lupp, N. Heffelfinger. FOURTH ROW: R. Kirk- patrick, T. Kehm, R. Leg- get, L. Newhcrd, J. Howells. FIRST ROW: R. Piper, L. Schlcc- fer, O. Ondush, P. Gogie, K. Holmes, R. Schmoyer, W. Jones, B. Nonnemacher, D. Keys, C. Miller, M. Mcstchefie. SECOND ROW: L. Gerhard, J. Emery, C. Scylor, J. Scott, J. Oswuid, C. Brobsr, K. Muller, J. McCoy, B. Sisko, J. Pascoe. THIRD ROW: R. Mushrush, R. Schlier, N. Sue- ger, E. Mariz, R. Fehnei, B. Mc:- senheimer, B. Rohn, W. Moran, H, Kingcoid. FOURTH ROW: B. Maichetie, V. Koncir, R. Ludwig, R. Sclylcr, B. Licini, R. Loubczch, T. Santoro, B, Hoosier. CLASS OFFICERS W. Hoch, Treasurer, A. Kidd, Secre- fcryg J. Ycnek, Vice-Presidenip R. Lczuboch, President THE CLASS FIRST ROW: C. Baus, P. Wil- liams, J. Spengier, G. Weber, C. Sheeiz, K. Bartholomew, M. Werfzberger, J. Bonshak, H. Wiii. SECOND ROW: C. Smiih, L. Stummer, L. Armifage, J. Bianckini, T. Steiner, B. Banks, B. Snyder, J. Williams. THIRD ROW: M. Sieffie, C. Tempest, R. Snyder, C. Bosr, R. Urban, D. Schwenk, J. Breisch. FOURTH ROW: M. Van Horn, J. Yanek, R. Winf, K. Smiih, J. Shambo, R. Snyder, R. Snell, D. Shook. OF 1960 FRONT ROW: R. Kanye, L. Le- bish, R. Hefiner, E. Jccksits, J. Hochella, R. Eberhart, C. Jack- siis, R. Faust, J. Burke. SECOND ROW: A. Kidd, R. Guzy, L. Coffin, E. Brown, G. Charvala, S. Dougherty, W. Hach, C. Long. THIRD ROW: L. Kroninger, J. Cesanek, D. Hoffman, R. Hoff- man, C. Buck, M. Huclsco, B. Kern. FOURTH ROW: R. Antolick, L. Coon, W. Eberharf, R. Dorn- biaser, J. Ballief, J. Fritz, L. Becker. Mr. Wooclroffe FACULTY INFORMALS Mrs. Kowaleski Mrs. Roberison Mr. Hcrckul Mr. Nevins Miss Bastion Mrs. Andrews ' Mrs. Mr. Brown Lvnn Mrs. Lambert Mlss Ort? Mr. Mushrush 40 'w ACTIVITIES fm. 5.3K IIIII I II I If VM Q , - ,x NK I , W.- . 1 THE 1958 BRUNALBA STAFF In appreciation of the fine work thot my staffs have done in assembhng this book, I want to take this opportunity to show my grcltitude. The hours spent on doing write-ups, on drawings, on typing, and on picture identification in themselves have no reward, except for the personal satisfaction of a lab George Leggett, Editor-in-chief. weII done. EDITORIAL STAFF LEFT TO RIGHT: K. Haziinsky, Business Manager, S. Hetfelfinger, G. Leggett, P. Steitz Miss Dorothy K. Bastian, Adviser, P. Starch, P. Heftel, J. Center, T. Zadzora photographer. 42 - GEORGE LEGGETT, Editor PAULINE HAFTEL, Assistant Editor KATHLEEN HAZLINSKY, Business Manager DOROTHY K. BASTIAN, Adviser TYPING STAFF Shook. STANDING: F. Smith, Miss d 43 Mrs. Joan Fenstermaker coaching Judith Confer. Mr. Joseph Harckal coach- ing George Leggett. OUR ORATORICALS First prize for the girls is awarded to Judith Confer. . .and first prize to the boys, to George Leggett. The voice of the iudge rang out disclosing the names of the de- serving winners of our Junior Oratorical Contest. Pauline Hattel and Thomas Heftel- finger placed second. Mrs. Joan Fenstermaker and Mr. Joseph Harakal were our able instructors. FIRST ROW: G. Leggett, S. Heffelfinger, T. Hellelfinger. SECOND ROW: P. Haftel, P. Starch, A. Conner J. Confer. MISSING FROM PICTURE: S. McFeiridge. FIRST ROW: R. Brosky, President, A. Conner, Vice President, C. Burkholder, Treasurer, C. Finnegan, Sec- retary, K. Lewis, C. Allen, C. Brobst, P, Kunkle, P. Steitz, J. Bianckini, E. Witt, D. Pascoe. SECOND ROW: Mr. Ralph Brown, Adviser, E. Martz, J. Yanek, L. Williams, W. Hoch, R. Dornblaser. THIRD ROW: D Mciietridge, G. Gray, P. Grout, F. Zelena, D. Guth. FIRST ROW: Mr. Robert Mushrush, Adviser, A. Conner, W. Lower, J. Hades, Secretary, B. Steckel, President, M. Bundra, Vice President, A. Ozimek, R. Brosky. SECOND ROW: T. Simmers, J. Bonshak, E. Martz, D. Seman, R. Schadler, M. Beil, R. Kirkpatrick. THIRD ROW: J. Yanek, D. Spengler, E. Rex, R. Laubach, R Fritz, R. Leggett, J. Minet. 45 STUDENT COUNCIL One tap of the hammer, roll call, minutes read, and motions made and seconded are all hints of what occurs at a Student Council meeting. Student Council is an organization in which the students participate in school government. This organiza- tion is under the advisership of Mr. Ralph Brown. l VARSITY CLUB every school term is the initiation of the letter winners from the maior sports of baseball, basketball, or football into Var- sity Club. However, these C.H.S. athletes also sponsor outside events as gym ex- hibitions and dances. They are under the supervision of Mr. Robert Mushrush. ART STAFF D. Carle, F. Gownaris, S. Illi- gash, G. Anthony, M. Clauser P.TroxeII. THE BROWN AND WHITE EDITORIAL STAFF FIRST ROW: M. Hudy, J. Helker, M. Boyer, Editor, Miss Barbara M. Vaughn, .I. Tempest. THIRD ROW: C. Finnegan, S. LeBlanc, Shelton, Adviser, C. Campbell, Literary Editor, S. Heftelfinger, J. Howells, R. Boyer, K. Fritchey, J. Faust. M. Matchette. SECOND ROW: N. Weida, A. Fullagar, B. Vaughn, 46 MIMEO- GRAPH STAFF W. Vogel, Miss Dorothy Bas- tian, Adviser, M. Beil. Flip went the pages! Click went the stapler! An- tian, and Mr. Joseph Kusko, the Brown and White staffs other issue of the Brown and White was assembled by attained the goal set before them in the beginning of the editorial, typing, and art staffs. Under the capable the year with six sparkling issues as proof. direction of Miss Barbara Shelton, Miss Dorothy Bas- TYPING STAFF SEATED: G. Montgomery, F. Smith, P. Shook, L. Benner, Miss Dorothy Bastian, Adviser. STANDING: N. Ku- zenski, J. Confer, J. Finley, P. Haftel, P. Steitz, L. Piper, K. Hozlinsky, A. Miller. 47 FIRST SOPRANO FIRST ROW: L. Piper, J. Roberts, N. Rledy, P. Steele, S. Slska, B. Gris- chott, J. Schoeneberger, C. Campbell. SECOND ROW: P. Clcuser, F. Heff- ellinger, J. Scott, P. Vclo, J. Oswald, A. Schlegel, K. Muller. THIRD ROW: B. Steckel, F. Smith, J. Schnuitman, S. LeBlanc, R. Fehnel, C. Lcpp, J. Gemmel, President, P. Shook. - I 'Q I ALTO FIRST ROW: M. Boyer, Librarian, C. O'Donnell, Librarian, J. Tempest, P. Roth, M. Wertzberger, J. Finley, Secretary- Treusurer, R. Konye, J. Bonshck. SECOND ROW: S. Bender, S. Rhocdes, J. Hochellu, B. Sisku, J. Confer, Vice-President, J. Bilheimer, D. Brelsch-' THIRD ROW: V. Bundrd, J. Breisch, C. Bust, N. Kuzenski, J. Kidd, G. Montgomery, S. Rutledge, S. Rutmun. MIXED SECOND SOPRANO FIRST ROW: C. Bous, S. Moyer, M. Shafer, P. Gogle, K. Bartholomew, S. Onuschck. SECOND ROW: L. Deily, E. Fehnel, M. Hudsco, B. Rohn, A. Kidd. THIRD ROW: J. Trinkle, L. B e n n e r, N. Weaver, A. Smith. BOYS FIRST ROW: C. Sheetz E. Brown, D. Schwenk, R Mushrush, R. Hoffman, R Deibert, P. Allen. SEC OND ROW: T. Santoro G. Anthony, R. Fritz, D Turick, O. Webb, R Boyer. 1 Patricia Shook MAJORETTES OUR SENIORS Janet Finley Judith Confer Marches playing, cleats clicking, and batons flashing is typical of the high-stepping Catasauqua maiorettes as they march by. These eleven vivacious girls have added much to the enthusiasm displayed at the football and basketball games, parades, and pep meetings with their snappy drills and performances. This organization is under the advisership of Mr. Robert Heim. KNEELING: J. Finley, Head Maiorette. LEFT T0 RIGHT: S. Pursell, J. McCoy, J. Hochella, C. Finnegan, J Fillmore, Band Maiarette, J. Finley, P. Shack, A. Kidd, J. Confer. CHEERLEADERS FIRST ROW: P. Williams, R. Konye, P. Steitz, Secretary-Treasurer, K. Hazlinsky, J. Bonshak. SECOND ROW: P. Hudock, S. Siska, R. Fehnel, N. Eberhart, L. Benner, Captain: C. Burkhoider, M. Pursell. Fight Team Fight!!! These are the words most often heard at our football and bas- ketball games. Who's saying them? Of course, the cheerleaders of CHS leading the student body in resounding cheers of their Alma Mater. These enthusiastic girls under the advisership of Mrs. Hannah Kowaleski keep up the morale and spirit of the team in time of victory and defeat. OUR SENIORS i i Maiorie Pursell Kathleen Hazlinsky 54 Patricia Steitz Lee Ann Benner FIRST ROW: L. Bateman, Mrs. Glenna Lynn, Adviser, M. Motsko, Treasurer, S. Rutman, Secretary: S. Rhoades, Vice-President, M. Kosman, President, J. Trinkle, M. Jones. SECOND ROW: N. Renner, J. Roberts, D. Schle- gel, P. Rinker, C. Lapp, I. Patrouch, J. Bartholomew. FIRST ROW: M. Jones, J. Heller, L. Piper, Vice-President, N. Riedy, Treasurer, M. Motsko, President, N. Ren I. Patrouch, E. Williams, J. Williams, A. Dieter, A. Craigle, B. Armitage, S. LeBlanc, D. Schlegel, B. Snyder, ner, Secretary, J. Faust, Historian, Mrs. Isabelle Cetrangelo, Adviser, J. Roberts. SECOND ROW: C. O'DonneIl S. Onuschak, L. Bateman, J. Bartholomew, M. Kosman. 55 TRI- HI-Y This club is a function of the YWCA. Its activities, which are very similar to those of the YWCA, are conducted under the ad- visorship of Mrs. Glenna Lynn. The purpose of TRI-Hl-Y is to create, maintain, a n d extend throughout th e h o m e, school, and community high standards of Chris- tian character. F. H. A. Mmmmmm that was the murmur of approval describing the delightful aromas coming from th e FHA k i t c h e n during the past year. P e r h a p s the smell was of hot chocolate or of peanut butter cookies made to be sold at lunch time to C.I-l.S. stu- dents. However, the girls have also done outstand- ing work in other areas, with Mrs. Isabelle Cetran- gelo lending her advice. DEBATE CLUB The question tor de- bate today is Resolve: That, etc., etc., etc., We will now hear from the first aitirmative speaker Time We will now have the first negative speech etc., are the dld familiar words heard at each and every debate held throughout the school year. Mr. Theodore LaRose is the new coach of our debating teams. FIRST ROW: G. Leggett, President, G. Anthony, Treasurer, N. Pyndus, Vice President, K. Fritchey, Secre- tary, Mr. Theodore B. LaRose, Adviser, M. Pursell. SECOND ROW: C. Finnegan, C. Brobst, M. Deily, J. Schnaitman, A. Smith, J. Trinkle, S. Rhoades, F. Hettelfinger. THIRD ROW: A. Fullagar, K. Muller, J. Fillmore, B. Rohn, P. Troxell, N. Eberhart. FIRST ROW: J. Confer, K. Hazlinsky, Treasurer, S. Heitelfinger, P. Steitz, C. O'Donnell, S. Onuschak, P. Shook. N I O N SECOND ROW: P. Valo, N. Heffelfinger, F. Fritzinger, P. Troxell, N. Weaver, P. Haftel, Secretary. THIRD ROW: G. Leggett, Vice-President, A. Conner, President, D. Bilheimer, R. Leggett. 56 HONOR SOCIETY Have you a gold pin with the National Honor S o c i e t y insignia? It you have, you are a member of N.H.S. which demands a 901, average in addi- tion to traits of leadership, dependability, and char- acter. This organization, under the supervision of Mrs. Marie Andrews, en- courages the student to attain and to keep a high scholastic average. LEFT TO RIGHT: V. Koncir, T. Zadzorc, G. Dettmer, F. Fritzinger, Mr. Dale Buss, Adviser. TYPING CLUB What??? Music coming from the typing room??? Yes, with these marches, the academic students are trying, with the aid of Mrs. Joan Fenstermaker, to de- velop their typing speed with these rhythmic rec- ords. Personal typing needs are satisfied by individual instruction in club work. SPORTS MAN'S CLUB Are you interested in hunting, fishing and wild life conservation? If so, the Sportsman's Club is the club for you. These boys, under the capable direc- tion of Mr. Dale Buss, are taught the principles of good sportsmanship. The main event this year was a trip to Harrisburg to attend the Sportsman's show. FIRST ROW: W. Benclekovits, T. Zadzora, S. Helteltinger. SECOND ROW: E. Druckenmiller, G. Leggett, C. O'Donnell. THIRD ROW: A. Fullagar, C. Finnegan, P. Troxell,. Mrs. Joan Fenstermaker, Adviser: J. Fill- more, R. Fritz. .ART CLUB Dabs, Swishes, and strokes of the -brush com- prise a member's ioy when he has completed a work of art under the watchful eye of Mr. Joseph Kusko. This club gives the student a chance a de- velop and display his spe- cial talent in the field of art. FIRST ROW: Mr. Joseph Kusko, Adviser, P. Allen, P. Storch, P. Clauser, K. Hazlinsky. SECOND ROW: W. Vogel, W. Lower, F. Gownaras, R. Schlier, R. Snyder. FIRST ROW: J. Howells, R. Snell, A. Daku, T. Kehm, R. Holtman, R. Jones, R. Kirkpatrick, F. Baus, C. Gil- lespie, Mr. Earl Yandow, Adviser. SECOND ROW: J. Burke, R. Eberhart, W. Eberhart, F. Ross, L. Becker, E. Marx, J. Campbell, W. Chadwick, R. Davies. 58 PRHVT CLUB Who does the gen- eral school printing? That is the handiwork of the print club which prints: Brown and White covers, schedules, programs, and tickets. ln order to pre- pare for this work, the boys learn hand composi- tion and press work. The club is under the advisership of Mr. Earl Yandow. FIRST ROW: J. Mizgerd, R. Guldner, Mrs. Madelin Wenner, Adviser, N. Kuzenski, Secretory, L. Carl, J. Hazlinsky. SECOND ROW: S. Young, L. Troxell, J. Emery, P. Newhard, J. Bilsak, R. Detweiler, L. DeLong. MISSING: B. Siska, President, F. Schmoyer, Vice-President. DRAMA CLUB Feet sculfling behind a drawn curtain indicates that the members of the Drama Club, under the di- rection of Mrs. Agnes Rob- ertson, are preparing to present one of their thrill- ing performances to our school audience. These theatrical- minded students deserve much credit for their out- standing work. JUNIOR RED CROSS Snip goes the scissors as the member of the Jun- ior Red Cross cut paper to make favors for pa- tients in hospitals. Under the direction of Mrs. Madelin Wenner, the group also packs gift boxes to send to foreign countries. The aim of the or- ganization is to help needy people. FIRST ROW: B. Rohn, M. Matchette, M. Deily, C. Brobst, L. Kroninger, L. Labish. SECOND ROW: P. Shook, F. Smith, P. Clauser, Treasurer, G. Montgomery, Secretory, P. Starch, President, J. Confer. FIRST ROW: C. O'DonneIl, N. Weaver, Vice-President, S. Onuschak, President, N. Heffeltinger, Secretary- Treasurer, J. Tempest. SECOND ROW: S. Heffelfinger, F. Heffeltinger, P. Troxell, B. Armitage, Mr. Joseph Harakal, Adviser, A. Smith, C. Tempest, J. Schnaitman, J. Gemmel. FIRST ROW: J. Faust, F. Schmoyer, E. Van Horn, J. Schnaitman, Secretary, N. Riedy, Treasurer, L. Benner, President- N. Renner J. Bartholemew J. Finley M. Pursell. SECOND ROW: A. Schlegel P. Steele S. F. T. A. Arousing the interest of students in teaching as their future career, is the aim of FTA. At times the senior members of this club are given an oppor- tunity to aid the elemen- tary teachers, thus giving them an insight as to the requirements of the pro- fession. Mr. Joseph Hara- lcal serves ably as the club's adviser. Rhoades, B. Snyder, S. Rutman, J. Schoeneberger, D. Fehnel, Vice-President, M. Shafer, M. Kosman, P. Valo, F B L A J. Kidd, J. Roberts. O Q I 60 Service, Education and Progress is the motto of these hard-working girls. Many civic protects such as typing envelopes for various drives, and lending aid in the typ- ing of census enumeration cards were the proiects ac- complished this year. The club was sponsored by Mrs. Marie Andrews and Mrs. Joan Fenstermaker. Wdi' '7 f N 'gi Wx f w ' Q15 xii- x r vu I 'Xi LV jf? k .. ,f ' Q ' '4 f ' - 'ea 0 'g '..:: W, Y' V gi 3 4 ,W Tv,,,.: 1' f A ATHLETICS 'ir FOOT BALL Allan Conner Bill Lower Mike Bundro Stuie McFetriclge FIRST ROW: Mr. William Lopsonsky, Couch, V. Koncir, G. Chorvalo, L. Becker, T. Simmers, E. Hcirtronft, J. Bonshak, R. Mushrush, H. Kincaid. SECOND ROW: T. Santoro, W. Lower, E. Gerhard, D. Hodes, A. Conner, E. Rex, R. Loubach. THIRD ROW: Mr. Robert Delbert, Couch, Mr. John Nevins, Coach: L. Coon, B. Steckel, M. Bundro, R. Fritz, F. Hort, S. McFetridge, J. Hozlinsky, Mr. William Kennedy, Coach: Mr. Bernard Kuczynski, Head Coach. MISSING FROM PICTURE: E. Kinclt, W. Harsch, T. Steiner, E. Martz, D. Spengler, J. Yanek, J. Minet. Catosauqua . . ...... . . Catasauqua . . . . Caiosouqua . . . . Cotosauqua . . . . Catosouqua . , . . Catosouqua . . . . Cotasouqua . . . . Cotosouqua ........... Cotosauquo ........... C. 6 7 Tony Ozimek Jim Hodes GREAT YEAR Mchlon Beal Barry Sfeckel Ron Brosky Catasauqua Catasciuqua Catasauqua Catasauqua Catasauqua Catasauqua Catasauqua Catasauqua. . . FIRST ROW: R. Brosky, B. Steckel, R. Fritz, R. Boyer, D. Hodes. SECOND ROW: Mr. Robert Mushrush Coach R. Leggett, R. Schudler, M. Bundra, A. Ozimek, J. Mehefko, B. Woodring, Manger. VARSITY BASKETBALL Whitehall .. Lehighton .. Slatington ..... Palmerton ..... Stroudsburg Northampton Emmaus . . . Catasauqua Catasauqua Catasauqua Catasauqua Catasauqua Catasauqua Catasauqua. . . District Eleven Championship .....6O GA- Whitehall . . Lehighton . . Slatington . Palmerton . . Stroudsburg Northampton Emmaus . . . Emmaus. . . . . 2 OUR SENIORS Tony Oznmek ik 1 Bud Meh Ron Brosky Barry Steckel efko Jim Hodes Rich Schcdler Mike Bundra GIRLS' BASKETBALL Joan Gemmel: Scorekeeper I SEASON'S RECORD OPPONENT CATASAUQUA Fountain Hill .... 36 .... ........ . 52 Parkland .... 36 .... ....48 Whitehall .. .... 56 .... .... 5 O Slatingfon .. 45 .... ....43 Palmerfon '. 41 .... ....45 Parkland... ...23.... ....33 Emmaus... ...50.... ....43 Allentown .. 58 .... ....5l Whitehall 54.... ....52 Slafington .. 39 .... ....33 Palmerton 29.... ....4O Emmaus... ...34.... ....52 Allentown 57.... ....58 ,Y U. k ,E . B A, Nancy Kuzenski: Captain Gail Montgomery: Manager 'S FIRST ROW: C. Baus, D. Gillespie, M. Wooclring, N. Kuzenski, J. Oswald, M. Kulp. SECOND ROW: F. Thomas, J. Finley, L. Miller, V. Bundra. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Kawaleski, Adviser, J. Bianckini, C. Saylor, L. Gerhard, OPPONENT CATASAUQUA Stroudsburg ..... 7 ........ 4 Coplay .... . . 7 ........ 6 Slatington ...... 7 ........ 5 Parkland ....... IO ........ 3 Lehighton ....... 7 ........ O Northampton . .. 6 ........ 5 Northampton ... 14. . . . . . . .4 Palmerton ...... i0 ....... .7 Emmaus ........ 8 ........ 3 Whitehall .. I0 .... ....5 VARSITY BASE BALL l Jim Hades SEASONS RECORD . Barry Steckel FIRST ROW: J. Burke, L. Williams, E. Kindt, G. Charvala, J. Nevins, Coach, G. Dettmer, W. Hoch, R. Sch moyer, K. Holmes. SECOND ROW: J. Howells, R. Kirkpatrick, O. Webb, J. Koncir, J. Yanek, B. Steckel R. Laubach. THIRD ROW: M. Golden, R. Fritz, R. Leggett, F. Ross, S. Cizmar, A. Conner. Mrs. Marx also joined us for the last marking period to fill the vacancy left by Mrs. Marie Andrews who left for a position elsewhere. She very capably assumed the responsibilities of teaching shorthand, office practice, and typing. At the end of April, Miss Bastian was assigned to fill the unexpired term of class adviser left by the resignation of Mrs. Lucille Lambert. The preparation for Senior Day, Baccalaureate, and Commencement rested upon her shoulders. NEW SENIOR Elaine Babonas joined us late in the year, but has proved herself a valuable asset to our class. Her winning personality has made her a friend to all. As she was only with us for the final marking period, she was unable to participate fully in our extra-curricular activity program, but she has showed her abilities in Future Homemakers of America and in Chorus. Her excellent voice has given her solo parts in our Spring Concert, Senior Day, and Commencement. NEW TEACHER Mrs. DOROTHY MARX NEW TEACHER Mrs. Spears filled the position vacated by Mrs. Robertson. She is teaching Latin and English for the remainder of the year. She will con- tinue as one of our faculty members next year. Miss DOROTHY BASTIAN Mrs. RUTH SPEARS NEW POSITION www 5 N5 H? if ifim--' FEATURES SM Tx. wg? Q . A CHRISTMAS GIFT FOR YOU: M. Beil, J. FinIey, J. GemmeI, L. Benner, W. Hcrsch, and S. FuIks. CANDY CANE CAPERS I X lsr.. THE FACULTY ENJOY THEMSELVES: Mr. 8: Mrs, J. Hurokul, Mr. 8: Mrs. P. Wo0dr0fTe, I WOULD LIKE YOU TO KNOWN: Mrs. E. Lcmberi intro- Mr. 8: Mrs. E. Reifinger, and Mr. 8: Mrs. J. Kusko. duces her husband to P. Heftel and M. Bundru. ADMIRING THE DECORATIONS: R. Dcvis cmd M. Pursell. T I DANCING: Left: K. Hozlmsky ond S. McFeIr1dge. Right: F. Smnth and B. Steckel. LINING UP THE NEXT DANCE: G. Leggett and P. Sforch os E. WiIIioms and T. Zadoru look on. 'rw' C fly HOLIDAY QF HEARTS M BII P Shook P Clouser, and THE QUEEN I - IS CROWNED ... . e , - - L. B LAST MINUTE TOUCHUPS crowned by L. HumPhreYS, the Queen of Ie92I:r P, Starch. I I I 8,4 I th I nd T- DANCING - J. Gemme G V DANCING - J C Hegemnger. Christ. - onfer and D- REIGNING KING AND QUEEN - I.. Benner B and B. Steckel. oflCI'CLE DRAW winner, R- D 'ING - S M d M PurseII efberg ri h CFer,-fd n J Kidd, on 9 f. Qs draws no F. Smyihl m e , gl FBIWIWI GRAND efY' ENT ond G. Momgom ROberys, and RANGE N P. Aye NG an 3, Thomas R- Molchony. fl, P. Ste-iz' sg Lee, CHATH unc: J STAIRWAY TO THE STARS ADMIRING THE DECORATIONS - P. Boyer, N. Pyndus, M. Pur- sell, and N. Reidy. DANCING ckenmhker. P' Fehn! - Lsfr, p, H , E. DW S and B. Bilhei Une' and M DANC-ERS rn mer. - Bund G THE Schodk FG. RIGHT- D WATCHXN megex and R. . 1 Sc . Rh-ykeff V X Six. ga 1. jg, X 5 ff - ' , ' V 65593 K KX - . .1 ,.. t .Uk A in ' : wk WT? is igg it s lk 25 33 - ,RA 1' E . 23 , S ww 1 . ' x ggfsf ' ks? 'Nfgsiq - . X 1 ,. INXS' W EIT?-f'lxf7 S5i7'i5T23S?T 'TQ '?,'5'A-Ni ' Y H Vixii ff , .W xg N ,SEQ xxx fx vfx W Q4 3 www A gf ws, as X N X Q, xx. F , 1: it an r , 4155, : . :J Ui! .1 fix. -mx-. wfsgfgfiv . .mv - X can 1 11' i . is . .k 4? 1f:f,,,5 QQ E at 1 Q' 5 ,. . Q. K 5? V k 9 rnfm 1 sv K X .- yhl Y ausmiww, A x -54 is 41 E Ssaws K W,-M X EWR! A ,131-E Mx sf gsawi Xmmws fimsw 5 il ii 5 y 3 ' E Us SY' i. fx LJ 12's f' 49's ,salfffr fMtQfM'1S MAKE-UP COMMITTEE: S. LeBlanc, D. Schlegel, J. Roberts, I. Patrouch, and L. Piper, make up Aunt Caroline and Dan Donavan. CICELY ENDICOTT AGNES ENDICOTT LOUISE MACLAIN AUNT CAROLINE MEENA MABBlTT LIEUTENANT CLAYTON ClSSY ACT NATURALl : Cissy, Ricky, Mrs. Robertson. Margaret Boyer Pauline Haftel Patricia Shook Patricia Steitz Gail Montgomery Allan Conner Phyllis Storch, and A BIG SUCCESS' MRS. AGNES ROBERTSON DIRECTOR PHYLLIS STORCH - STUDENT DIRECTOR STAGE CREW: Seated: J. Kidd, M. Pursell and L Benner Standing S. Rutledge, W. Thomas, R. Malchany A Miller and J Gemmel CISSY BECOMES ILL: Agnes, Dave, Cissy MacLain and Lt Clayton '-sw. Qi ., .K-Q CLASS HISTORIANS - J. Confer, K. Hazlinsky, G. Leggett, P. CLASS WILLS-J. Gemmel, A. Conner, P. Heftel. Storch. OUR SENICR DAY MANTLE ORATION - S. MCFet- ridge, President of the Class of '58, und R. Leggett, President of The Class of '59. ' l l PIANO SOLOIST-S. Helfelllnger. SENIOR BAND, LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Molchcny, J. Gemmel, J. Tempest, P. Roth, S. Rutledge, VOCAL SOI-0l5T5 - J- Confer, E- BGLJOHGS. C P. Boyer, ond D. Turick. Campbell. 76 f E R383 .2 5 7 ggi if Q ml SHN f Pi-gg , 5 XL 0 'w 1 225 ,ful -w'f-11, WH ALMA MATER By old Lehigh's shining waters, proudly stands the school we love, Loyal sons and loyal daughters sing her praise to skies above. Far away the world may call us, forward every son of might, We will answer, ne'er forgetting Catasauqua's Brown and White. March, march, marching to glory, courage for the fray, Memories of our Alma Mater pointing the way. May thy sons be ever loyal, and thy daughters ever true, May our Thoughts be ever turning, dear old Brown and White to you. We, the Class of 1958, want to take this final opportunity to show our gratitude to the members of the faculty. Through your guidance and leadership, we have been prepared for our chosen fields. It was through your tireless efforts that we realized the values of a good educational background and foundation. 80 A . --fi - - K, 1 ri.--,-,HSVO ,. .-- . ' -Ax., . 2 .114 x IA , ,,,, I . 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