East Mauch Chunk High School - Reflector Yearbook (East Mauch Chunk, PA)

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NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY I ft In right: l'Ilili-vii Slit-vliziii, .1 ll I vlliy Ili-i'iu.iii. Milinflsi lxzisti-ti. I llrilmm-Ili Possum in. Alurin- Utlo, lil' lmlfl l lit-it ORATORS llilw' l'ili' lfvi-i' llolmrt f'l:ii'e. DEBATING TEAM ti-rl lvll lo Hill it: Lum H-'lil'--lit. ll iotliy Mf I'ziLl1u'. Kullili-1-li Slim-- S 1 l ii. AIurp.:zii'i-I I-mln-i'. l!ul'lml':i ll lrilzy, Iiulph l rs-'ni -l' 'I' nil -' . in . S .1 in-. ll! to right: Xilim- llwuili. Ali. ' 4 lil lu-iislilre. 1 lig Alum' SIo!'i i, Xll l iul gl Iiiilmiil loliii it is visit Mu rin- Viiloiiilin. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The East Maueh Chunk Chapter of the National Honor Society of Secondary Schools was organized in 1932 with four members. Since its organization, sixty-one members have been elected to the society. Two of these are now members of the faculty and hold graduate membership on the local chapter. Members of the Society are chosen by a committee of teachers selected by the Super- vising Prineipal. They are chosen on the basis of scholarship, service, leadership, and character. fifteen per cent of the graduating class being selected each year. DEBATING In order to teach pupils to think on a question rather than repeat memorized speeches, new rules for conducting debates throughout the county were drawn up by the Carbon Ciounty Principals' Association. They provide that each debate must be on a different question: a school may have as many teams as can be formed: and one judge is to render the final decision. This method proved very successful and is well liked. East Maueh Chunk's season closed with three decisions for and three against our teams. ORATORY The oratorical contestants. under the direction of Miss Newcomb, made a fine showing for East Maueh Chunk High School. Mary Jane Exner. '43, was awarded first place in the Carbon County Girls' Oratorical Contest held in the Summit Hill High School, March 27, 1942. This is the second successive year Mary Jane has brought home this honor. Robert Clare. '45, placed third in the Carbon County Boys' Oratorical Contest held in the Maueh Chunk High School. March 20, 1942. Robert, a freshman, will have other oppor- tunities to bring home first place. Page Twenty-five

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BAND AND ORCHESTRA Lett to right to center: Left Row l-Jack Demick, Hollis Keck. June Hascher. Robert Clare, Barbara Henritzy, Robert Mayor, Row 2--Wilbur Bauchspics, LaVerne Bretz, Alice finiith Inez Moser. Row 3fRobert Helman, Richard Kish- baugh. James Brosious. Right ltow l, to centerfLouis Colombo, Mary Jane Exner, Louis Kindred, Frank Dettinger, Emma Henritzy, Frank Crostley. Row 2f4Joan Mayor, Donald Weichman, Eugenia Booth. Standing, left to right-Mr. Thomas Watkins, Charles Wildoner. Vincent Mayor. George Curtis, Charles Frace, Thomas Potter, John Brosious, John Weaver, Donald Schlecht, Francis Rimsky, Thomas Behan, George Marzen, Francis Farrell, Edward Marzen, Paul Yurick, Donald Beine- man. Roy Mertz, Elmer Feuerstein. BAND AND ORCHESTRA Thomas T. Watkins Director OPERETTA LOVE PIRATES Ol HAWAII Directed by Miss Helena M, Beck Mr. Thomas T, Watik Mr, John R. Eiler Mr. Lawrence B. Mor: OPERETTA Seated on floor, left to right: Carnella Clare, Lois Tredinnick. Seated, left to right: Norma Keck, Marie Colombo. Barbara Henritzy, Evelyn Knauss, Claire Hock. Standing. left to right: Kathleen Sheehan, Jean Blum, June Weaver, Mary Jane Exner, Gertrude Schlecht, Anthony Fabrick, Richard Potter, Clifford Knappen- berger, Betty Cossman, Hollis Keck, Jack Dimick, Alfred Feuerstein, Robert Herman, Mary Stoffa, LaVerne Hontz. Arlene Rauch, Margaret Stemper, Dorothy McTague. Page Twenty-four

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Name Agnes Albeck Betty Cossman Ruth Crostley Rosemary Friel Emma Henritzy Virginia Heimbach Dorothy Herman Helene Hildebrand Malinda Kasten Emma Kibler Arlene Kostishion Jean Mummey Doris Murphy Marie Otto Gertrude Schlecht Kathleen Sheehan Mary Jane Tessitore Betty Simmons Dorothy Zeigler Thomas Behan Raymond Brown Donald Bruch Donald Dick Francis Dick Anthony Fabrick Robert Gerber Hayden Hall Robert Herman Harold Kuhn George Marzen Raymond Mulligan Richard Potter Austin Redline Robert Richter Irvin Smith John Watto Stephen Watto Jack Weaver DID YOU KNOW? Is attractive a redhead talkative well dressed bashful quiet popular happy in love studious always late a good kid tall dependable graceful demure noisy short romantic punctual tall always teasing small well behaved ? always busy strong and silent she Thinks he is Priscilla Lane Katherine Hepburn a good skater a butterfly bowlegged boisterous cute a good dancer an expert drive Would like to be an army hostess awarded an Oscar Hedda Hopper's assistant an Army nurse a secretary a home ec. teacher a housewife somebody's baby with Jimmy Lynch's r Dare Devils Is always seen with Jean - - . Cperiodl in The Midway at the Milk Bar at bingo typewriting chewing gum looking for ? ? with Russ a terrible typist a governess with Virginia punctual a model combing her hair noisy a beautician running errands dignified a musician out walking terrlsggaanpgubhc a nurse in the library in love a gym teacher smiling . a Defense Bonds making passes at good lookmg salesman Richy popular Ginger Rogers draggggggggtdown grown up anfoidgggfiigggint hurrying to school settled an Army sweetheart with True Confessions shapely an actor playing jokes girl shy a secretary going home a big help married with Weber has big feet a mortician resting ? a pool champ a governor investigating dynamite a gym teacher chalking up in love a game warden killing cats a gymnast a perfect specimen atight rope walker likable good looking a farmer popular chesty big like his Pop easy going a mechanic a real mechanic . a member of Tommy quiet not bashful Dorsey's band intelligent witty a he-man unconcerned handsome a man about town always arguing funny a machinist handsome the thinksb right Superman happy-go-lucky jinxed an all-star athlete a good sport immune to praise a sports coach a gay Lothario the? anfwer to a a drummer maiden s prayer Page Twenty-six with Dottie admiring his mous- tache at the shack working on busses withh a girl- concentrating near Dottie on the spot practicing with a ball in the gym in Lehighton