Central Junior High School - Booster Yearbook (Allentown, PA)

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Section 9-4 Three of 9-4's boys, John Bentley, Leonard Erb, and john Meisner, were on the football team. There were many 9-4 boys on the '49 baseball team. 9-4 had an average membership in the Order of Light of fourteen each rating period. The section was dubbed Master Salesmenn for selling 130 football season tick- ets and then acting as the sales stall for the Booster sales drive. Mary Ann Conover played a lead in the Dramatic Club's production of Inner XfVilly. joseph McNulty, a member of Central's band, achieved first chair bass clari- net at Eastern District Band. Shirley Carlson, contralto, was selected for the Eastern District Chorus. - Twenty Joan Scanlin, Albert Zettle- moyer, ilham Greenawaldg J oseph, Helmert,' Henry Kalb, . Nancy Long, Joseghli Nulty, John Meiszierii ard . Miller, Wendell 1 Charles' 'Roseijbergi f f Y ' f 552

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Daniel Cannon. Bruce Cobi, Barbara Danner, Carl Diehl, Jacqueline Eagle, J a n e t Eichelbaum. K Howard Frank, Earl Frank- lin, Ernest Fricke, Kenneth K Hohe, Sally Horlacher. Lu- ther Kemmerer. Jean Knoll. Richard Kohl, Francis' Kovacs, Elaine Marslfu' Marguerite Martin, Phyllis Mayer. ' Suzanne Ruch, Dale Smith, Marilyn Sweeney, Edith Thomas, Burton K Witthulm. Section 9-3 As the school year of '49 came to a close, 9-3 can look back upon it as one of growth. During the term, the Attendance Banner was won twice. The class was the first to contri- bute to CARE as well as highest contributors to the Infantile Paralysis Fund. Two of the boys gained city-wide fame. Richard Kohl was chosen as boy of the month, by having been a football and basketball varsity member. Bruce Cobi, Eagle Scout, had his scout life written up in the newspaper. Francis Kovacs was vice-president ol' the Student Council the Hrst semester. K Nineteen

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Joanne Altrichter, P a t s y Beidler, Irene Brezan, Rob- ert Erle, Virginia Faustner, Betty Frantzl Shirley Gangawer. Frank Gatti, Spencer Halper, La- mont Hontz, Heydon Hub- ler, Arthur Laudenslager. Janet Meyers, Melvin Moy- er, Jean Naples, Thomas Onufer, Jean Peltz, Berna- dine Petrick. Earle Reinhard, Lorraine Ritter, Donald Roth, Loret- ta Rose, Nancy Ruch, Mari- lyn Scharadin. z f ev. Robert Schneck, Thomas Schreiber, Shirley Seidel, :Shirley Ann Stitzer, Dar! Snyder. Ronald Wentz., Wor- Secfion 9-5 Section 9-5, the only full business section in Central, made an attempt to make the school proud of it. Ten of its members were in the choir. Doris Wolfe was chosen for the Eastern District Chorus. Three members were in the orchestra and Nancy Ruch, one of the orchestra members, was chosen for the Eastern District Orchestra. Two members were in the band. Shirley Stitzcr was a mem-' her of the cheerleading squad. Three pupils are Master Members of Central's Order of Light. Two of their members, Donald Roth and Lamont Hontz, were on the football and the basketball teams. Twenty-one