Easton Area High School - Rechauffe Yearbook (Easton, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1944 volume:

RECHAUFFE 19 4 4 v olume forty-one THE SENIOR CLASS EASTON HIGH SCHOOL Easton, Pennsylvania f H� � � � � � 1 : : ::vr .zzztzzt; � nttxatn J HI • ♦ « ♦� ♦♦♦ ♦ «t� � � « � � � I 1 1 ; « £ ........ ■ i ♦ ♦ ♦ � � ?■ M ? . . 1 ♦ � ♦ To the students and the graduates of Eastdn High who have courageously given their lives for our country and to those who are now serving in the Armed Forces we dedicate this page. - £ -jv- £■£ £ - -’ V'V'C' . - i -V y •yy rec« � ♦ dCM y x r O us-t•+ £- X J t vyy y v «« • „� ' - „. v v- - °;v - r- •. 'O' .. . • ‘r;;o„ • -w: ,„ - .,«• - , «’ ' c� � 0 itW , so ” ,1 - 1' -«•° A V W ..wvc« '° 7. « • vi« a i - r� «T • ’’ f 0 — v;'.� '''lx AX V‘ %. ' '777 Kl-v «J w - sr rm so a Pace 4 Miss Mildred Coyle to whom wc owe many thanks for her nineteen years of faithful work at Easton High School. YOU ASKED IN VOIR 1. A S T L K T T E R WH ET HER ANY CHANGES HAD BEEN MADE IN THE FAC- ULTY. MISS COYLE HELPS ONE OF THE MANY STI DENIS THA I COME TO HER EACH DAY. WELL-OUR SCHOOL NURSE. MISS COYLE. HAS GONE TO HARRISBURG. TO ACCEPT A POSITION WITH THE BUREAU OF HEALTH, DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. OUR LOSS. NEVER I HE- LESS. IS PENNSYLVANIA'S GAIN. ALMOST EVERYONE. WHETHER OUT OF CURIOSITY OR REAL SICK- NESS, WENT IN TO SEE THE NEW NURSE. MISS WALKER. SHORTLY AFTER SHE CAME HERE. Pack 5 Mr. Stone greets an alumnus now in the R. C. A. F. Elton E. Stone B. A.. University of Nebraska M. A., (k luinbia University Principal IN THE ARMED SERVICES Lieutenant Colonel John Weiss Captain Charles Richards First Lieutenant John Kresslkr Sergeant Anthony Noto Yeoman 2 c Eugenie Barnako Lieutenant (j- g.) Ann Willauer . Erb, Miss Osterstock. and Miss Unangst assist a student. Albert S. Erb B. S.. Muhlenberg College M. A.. Lehigh University Vice Principal Fannie M. Osterstock B. A., Goucher College A Jeanne F. Unangst 9 Easton High School LvO-X. HOWEVER. THE OFFICE FORCE HAS NOT CHANGED SINCE LAST YEAR WHEN JEANNE UN ANGST TOOK MRS. METZ’S PLACE. MR. STONE AND MR. ERB ARE CONTINUING THEIR WORK AS CAP- ABLY AS EVER. AND EVEN THOUGH MR. ERBS TRUE LOVE (?) IS THE VIOLIN. HE STILL WORKS IN THE CAFETERIA DURING LUNCH TIME. I A«.� ( Mr. Bedford and Mr. Stanton discuss current events. Denton R. Bedford B. S.. M. S., Lafayette College Roy F. Stanton Ph. B.. Lafayette College M. A.. Columbia University University de Montpelier Mr. Kuebler, Mrs. Kostenbader, and Mr. Harmon read the war news of the day. William E. Kueblkr B. S.. Hast Stroudsburg State Teachers College M. A.. I.chigb University Margaret E. Kostenbader B. S.. Muhlenberg College M. A.. Lehigh University Max C. Harmon B. A.. University of Maine M. A.. Columbia University Mr. Carroll and Mr. Cassebauni review world history. Elmer E. Carroll B. S.. Washington and Jefferson College Merrill Cassebaum Ph. B.. Muhlenberg College M. A., Lehigh University OUR HISTORY TEACHERS ARE HAVING MUCH TO DISCUSS THESE EVENTFUL DAYS WITH WORLD HISTORY BEING MADE. A GREAT DEAL OF THEIR TIME IS SPENT WITH DAILY PAPERS. A LOT OF US GOT OUT OF STUDY HALLS TO BE ON THE JURIES WHEN COURT WAS IN SESSION IN THE HISTORY ROOMS. Pack 7 Miss Pharo, Miss Thomason, and Miss Reed listen to the linguaphone- Cordelia L. Pharo H. A., Pennsylvania State College Mary J. Thomason B. A.. Barnard College Verna M. Reed B. A.. Pennsylvania State College M. A.. Columbia University Dean of Girls LANGUAGE, AND ART STAFFS. THIS YEAR THE OPERETTA WAS AGAIN A SUCCESS THROUGH THE COMBINED EFFORTS OF THE MUSIC AND ART STAFFS. THAT LINGUAPHONE WHILED AWAY A FEW PLEASANT PERIODS FOR THE LAN Mr. Wagner simplifies Cicero for a student. William T. Wagner B. A.. F'ranklin and Marshall College M. A., University of Michigan Miss Imel and Miss Sturtevant read what is new in plastics. Margaret Ann Imel Philadelphia School of Design Broadmoor Art Academy Edith I.. Sturtevant Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts B. S.. New York University Supervisor of Art Mr. Renkwitz and Mr. Beam discuss a score with Miss Ackerman. Walter C. Renkwitz B. S. in Music, New York University James B. Beam B. S. in Music. New York University Supervisor of Music Minnie M. Ackerman (TT V ‘ B. S.. in Music, New York Univer Yt | 1 GAUGE STUDENTS DURING THE YEAR. Pace 8 Miss Sterner gives last minute advice to the junior play managers. Dorothy M. Sterner B. S., Beaver College ANOTHER GROUP THA I HELPED WITH THE OPERETTA AND ALSO THE SENIOR AND JUNIOR PLAYS WAS THE COMMERCIAL; THEY HAD CHARGE OF THE TICKET SALES. TO GET THE TICK- ETS WE’D RUSH TO THE GYM TO EXCHANGE STUBS. ONLY TO FIND THAT OTHERS HAD THE SAME IDEA. WE’D FINALLY EMERGE. TRIUMPHANT. WITH A BATTERED TICKET IN OUR HAND! Mr. Hinkel advises Miss Newman and Miss Albright about ordering supplies. Clayton H. Hinkel B. S.. Blooinshurg State Teachers College M. Ed., Temple University Head of Business Education Department and Employment Bureau M. Kathryn Newman B. S.. New York University Edith A. Albright B. S.. New York University Miss i-'rankenfield and Miss Jaffe compare notes on commercial procedure. Jesse I Krankknfield B. S., Columbia University Frances G. Jaffe B. S.. Indiana State Teachers College Pace 9 Mr. Cooper and Mr. Fegley enjoy laugh. Elwood CoOPE -RV____ B. A.. Pennsylvania State Collegt M. A., Columbia University Vern Fegley B. S.. Grove City College M. S.. Bik knell University Miss Magee and I)r. Howe talk with a student in the library office. Lydia S. Magee B. A.. Hood Collcgc Merrill L- Howe B. A.. Otterbdn College M. A.. Ph. I).. Yale University Miss Head of College Preparatory and English Departments Storrs, Miss Miller, and Mrs. Henry back up fiction with facts. Frances H. Storks B. A.. M. A.. St. Lawrence Dorothy R. Miller B. S.. Columbia University E. M. Henry B. S.. East Stroudsburg State Teachers College The operetta leads receive dramatic coaching from Miss Cline. Mary S. Cline B. A.. Bryn Mawr College Miss Gregory and Miss White confer on a techni- cality of grammar. Phyllis Gregory B. A.. Wilson College M. A., Columbia University Laura H. White B. A., American University M. A.. Columbia University THE DOS AND DONTS OF ENGLISH GRAMMAR AND THE EDUCATIONAL AS WELL AS ENTERTAIN- ING LI TERATURE, ENLIGHTENED MANY BEWILDERED STUDEN TS. SENIOR PREP ENGLISH WAS A VERY ENJOYABLE COURSE THIS YEAR BECAUSE OF DOCS “LITTLE JOKES AND WITTY REMARKS.” (WARNING TO FUTURE CR. PREP STUDENTS! DON'T SIT IN THE FRONT OF THE ROOM). Pace 10 Mr. Rider has a problem for Mr. Norelli. Earl Ridkr B. S.. Pennsylvania Slate College Carmen T. Norelli B. S.. Lafaycllc College Mr. Morgan. Mr. Sandwick, and Mr. Brot man solve the intricacies of the slide rule. Siam ey 1). Morgan r' B. S.. Pennsylvania State College M. A., Lafayette College (Charles M. Sandwick B. A.. I.ehigh University Floyd A. Brot man Ph. B.. Lafayette (Allege Mrs. Cayman and Mrs. Cole work out a problem on arcs and circles. Mary R. Cayman Ph. B.. Muhlcnl crg College Anna Allen Cole B. $., Columbia University ALTHOUGH IT APPEARED AS IF THE SENIOR MATH STUDENTS WERE PLAYING WITH SOME NEW GADGET IN S. H., THE TRUTH AT LAST COMES OUT. THEY WERE REALLY SLIDE RULES. MINIA- TURES OF THE ONE IN THE ABOVE PICTURE. IF YOU EVER GET A CHANCE TO USE THEM. TAKE OUR ADVICE AND DC). FOR THEY SURELY MAKE PROBLEMS EASIER. Pace II Mr. Melbergcr. Mr- Detwciler, Mr. Steigerwah, and Mr. Stacy chat in the printshop. Charles W. Melbercer Pennsylvania State College Paul C. Detweiler Pennsylvania State College Coordinator of Vocational Education Stanley Steigerwalt B. S.. Muhlenberg College M. Ed., Pennsylvania State College George L. Stacy Muhlenl crg College Mr. Brower and Mr. Ackerman talk things over. Charles A. Brower Oswego State Teachers College Ci arence S. Ackerman B. S.. East Stroudsburg State Teachers College Mr. Flagg and Mr. Johnson admire some work in the woodshop. Bradley L. Flagg B. S., Pennsylvania State College Edwin T. Johnson Bulfalo State Teachers College Ph. B.. Muhlenberg College M. A.. New York University Head of General Department Mr. Hanson helps two students with a mechanical drawing problem. Theodore Hansen Drexcl Institute University of Pennsylvania ANOTHER VALUABLE MEMBER OF THE FACULTY THAT LEFT US THIS YEAR WAS MR. CLYDE UHLER. HIS JOB OF FACULTY MANAGER OF ATHLETICS WAS TAKEN OVER BY MR. STEIGER- WALT. IF ANY OF YOU WERE WORRIED AT THE RUMBLING FROM THE FOUNDATION OF GOOD OLD E. H. S.. DON'T LOSE HEART—IT WAS ONLY THE MACHINES IN T HE SHOP. Pace 12 Miss Coyle orients Miss Walker for her new work. Gladys Walker, R. N. Easton Hospital Mildred S. Coyle, R. N. B. S.. M. A., Columbia University Mr- Mamana shows his white mice to Mr. Eichlin. Joseph Mamana B. Sc.. East Stroudsburg State Teachers College M. A.. University ol Notre Dame Mublcnlx-ig College Pennsylvania State College Herbert H. Eichlin M. A.. Columbia Univcrsity Pb. B.. Uifavette College Mr. Patterson and Mr. Janies prove their point scientifically. Hurley O. Patterson B. A., M. A.. Lafayette College EVEN THOUGH THERE WERE MANY INTERESTED IN MECHANICS THIS YEAR. THERE WERE ALSO MANY THAT TOOK UP SCIENTIFIC COURSES. MANY TIMES DURING THE YEAR THE HALUS WERE FILLED WITH A PECULIAR ODOR COMING FROM MR. JAMES’S VARIOUS EXPERIMENTS. Pack 13 Miss Magee and Mrs. Ohlmann help two students. ? Ida H. Magee B. S.. Columbia University M. A., New York University Marie Ohlmann B. S.. Cedar Crest College Mr. Notestine and Miss Hull examine new equipment. W. Clyde Notestine B. S.. East Stroudsburg State Teachers College Marion Hull B. S.. East Stroudsburg State Teachers College Miss Dull, Miss Zuck, and a student read a fashion magazine. Ruth M Dull B. S.. New York University Eva R. Zuck B. S.. New York University THE BOYS MAY BE MORE SCIENTIFICALLY MINDED THAN THE GIRLS, BUT THE GIRLS MAINTAIN THEIR INTERESTS IN DOMESTIC SCIENCE. MISS HULL AND MR. NOTESTINE MUST GEI A COM MISSION FROM MINI! RUB INCORPORATED. ALMOST EVERYONE HAD ACHING MUSCLES AS A RESULT OF GYM THIS YEAR. Pack II Mr. Kraus waters the century plant which grows in the first two shovelfuls of dirt that were taken when the foundation was started. Christopher Kraus who retires on July 30, 1944, after twenty-two years of faithful service. Mr. Kraus, with the other janitors, per- forms one of his many duties. I WO OTHER GREAT HONORS WHICH MR. KRAUS HAI) WERE THE DRIVING OF THE FIRST STAKE IN THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF THE CAFETERIA. AND THE PLACING OF THE LAST BRICK ON THE SMOKE STACK. Pace 15 Cheerleaders Captains Marybelle Crusan Gerald Mich Coach Mr. Flagg Herald Mich. Elizabeth Strck. Marybelle «'rowan. Elizabeth Yowt. Mr. KlaicK. Barbara Schurz. M try Elchlln. Marie Orlando. Dorothy Brewen. Marin Panucelo. Adeline Enen. Elizabeth Cramer. Favorite Cheers RICKETY RACKETY Rickety rackety, rickety rhy Easton. Easton, Easton High Rickety rhy, yo fight Rickety rhy, yo fight Team! Team! Team! ECHO E A, E A. E A S T, S T, S T, S T O N Easton High is our high Easton High will score high Hoo rah, Hoo rah, Hoo rah Team, fight. The “E 9 9 Cheers Re-Ra-Ru Big Apple Twenty-Seven Soda Rickety Rackety Yea Fight Yo Fight Fight E-H-S Victory Fight, Red and White Locomotive Boom Chick-a-Boom Hoo-Hoo-Ray The Number Zip Boom Ba Zip-E Come on. Easton Bo-Bo-skee Snap-E TEAM, TEAM. TEAM! YES. OUR CHEERLEADERS ARE STILL DISPLAYING PLENTY OF PEP AT OUR FOOTBALL AND BASKETBALL GAMES. THOSE BRIGHT RED AND WHITE UNIFORMS ADDED COLOR ON THE FOOTBALL FIELD. WITH ONLY ONE MALE CHEERLEADER, IT DOES LOOK AS IF THE MAN SHORTAGE HAS HIT US. Pace 16 Football Karl Schroeder Jack Lehr Albert Laube Mr. Carroll Mr. Cassebaum Mr. Notestine Mr. Uhler A WEI.1.-KARNEI) SIX POIN TER Captain Most Valuable Player Student Manager Coach Assistant Coaches Faculty Manager Schedule Lettermen September 25 Wilson Home Opponents 0 October 2 Ben Franklin Home 0 •October 9 Shamokin Home 0 •October 10 Pottsville Away 7 •October 23 Bethlehem Home 7 •October 30 John Harris Away 7 •November 6 Allentown Away 20 •November 13 Reading Away 7 November 25 Phillipsburg Home 2 •Indicates conference games. Easton Karl Schroeder Donald Miltcnlrergcr 20 Jack Lehr Paul Opitz 57 Frank D'Huyvcttcrs William Richl 27 Nick DiVietro Frederick Robbins 22 16 Joseph Dorsey Anthony Rossi John Gornick Santo Salamonc Kenneth Hosier Charles Schulte 14 Rol ert Kaulius Gerald Smith 0 Kenneth Ebncr Robert Smith 12 Frank Emhardino Louis Stamus 7 John Heilman Joseph Volkcrt Louis Kiinhlc Albert Laube William Ztviski Konneth Ebner. Jack Lohr. Frank D'Hujrvetters. Donald Mllt« nb nc r. Karl Schroeder, Kenneth Hauler. Nick DIVIetro. Kobert Knullua. Robert Smith. John Heilman. JoKeph Dorsey. Joseph Volkcrt. William Zwlskl. Herald Smith, Anthony Kosal. Santo 8-ilamone. John Oomlck. Frederick Robbins, Paul Oplt . Frank Kmbardlno. Albert Laube. Clifford Mlchler. I)r. Swartz. Mr. Carroll. Mr. Brower. Mr. Andrews. SMITH ROAMS AN ENI) FOR Mr. Notestine. Mr. Cassebaum. TOUCHDOWN THE FOOTBALL TEAM HAD A VERY SUCCESSFUL SEASON THIS YEAR, LOSING ONLY TO ALLEN- TOWN. IN ADDITION, WE BROKE P BURGS WINNING STREAK OF 29 GAMES. A THING OF WHICH WE RE ALL PROUD. WE COULDN’T LOSE WITH EVERYONE'S RABBITS' FEET. CROSSED FINGERS. ETC. OF COURSE WE RE NOT SUPERSTITIOUS. Pace 27 Basketball William Zwiski George Terleski Jay Snyder Coach Mr- Fegley Assistant Coach Mr. Flagg Captains Student Manager Faculty Managers Mr. Uhler Mr. Steigerwalt Schedule Opponents Easton Dec. 7 East Stroudsburg Home 22 47 Dec. 10 Wilson Away 20 23 Dec. 15 Washington Home 22 35 Dec. 17 Coatesville Home 33 45 Dec. 21 Slatington Home 32 59 Jan. 4 Nazareth Home 23 50 Jan. 7 Allentown Home 53 39 Jan. 14 Bethlehem Away 40 29 Jan. 18 Tainaqua Home 26 69 Jan. 21 Pottsvillc Away 27 26 Jan. 25 Phillipsburg Home 22 49 Ian. 28 Hazclton Away 29 31 Feb. 4 Allentown Away 51 36 Fc! . 8 Coatesville Away 43 35 Feb. 11 Bethlehem Home 35 43 Feb. 15 Tamaqua Away 42 51 Fcl). 18 Pottsvillc Home 33 50 Feb. 22 Phillipsburg Away 14 26 Fcl). 25 Hazclton Home 54 33 Mar. 3 Wilson Home 34 38 Wlllimn KwUkl. George TorWukl. Itob rt KaullUN. Sunto Sulamone. Rlchnrd Blake. Dominick Flm- lano, Edward Snyder. Jay Snyder. John Kt-aacr. Donald MIltenberKer. Santo Guglluzza, John Heilman, Mr. Fegley. Lettermen George Terleski William Zwiski Donald Miltenbcrger Santo Gugliuzza Edward Snyder Robert Kaulius Richard Blake Dominick Fimiano James Geronikos John Reaser Santo Salamone John Heilman Joseph Curzi Jay Snyder Salvatore La Roza. Jnme Spanish. Ken Murray. Jamea Wallaeaa, Robert Geiger. Joseph Mazur. Anthony Roxsl. William Filbert. Cheater Tomalno. Mr. Flagg. John Vedomaky. Anthony Ferrl, Joseph Sangulnlto. Albert Oabrletll. Larry Detwellcr, Earl Wnllaesn. Anthony Onorata, Alfred llammel. SOME GOOD ADVICE FROM GOUGE OUR BASKETBALL TEAM. LIKEWISE. HAS SOMETHING TO BE PROUD OF. WE BEAT HAZLETON! EVEN WITH THE LOSS OF SEVERAL BOYS WHO ENTERED THE SERVICE THE TEAM CARRIED ON. JUDGING FROM THE SHOUTING AND CHEERING AT EACH GAME. THE TEAM WAS WELL BACKED BY HOME ROOTERS. Pace 18 Baseball Acting Captain Edward Snyder Coach Mr- Fegley Faculty Manager Mr. Steigerwalt Edward Snyder. Ollmplo Pnrchloll. Frederick Seller. Pntrlok Kempeey. Paul Opltx. Robert Geliter. Jamea Wallaesa. John Heilman. Mr. Kejtley. Kenneth Hosier. Ralph Wood ring. James Lum. Krederlch Robbins. Robert Smith. William Frantx. Mark Spaxlanl, Earl Wallaesa. Mr. Andrews. Schedule Opponents Easton May 9 Washington Away 1 April If Reading Rain May 12 Allentown Away 4 April 18 Phillipsburg Away 4 0 May 16 Frcnchtown • Home 4 April 19 Frcnchtown Away 6 3 May 19 Bethlehem Home April 21 Allentown Rain May- 24 Annandalc Away April 25 Washington Home 1 7 May 27 Phillipsburg Home April 28 Bethlehem Away 10 2 •Six Innings. May 1 Allentown Home 2 6 Four practice games with the U. S. M May 6 Reading Home 14 6 l.afayette College. Lettermen Edward Snyder. Olimpio Pacchioli, Earl Wallaesa, James Wallaesa. Paul Opitz, Robert Geiger. John Heilman. James Lum. Patrick Kcmpscy. Robert Smith, Frederick Seiler, Mark Spaziani, William Frantz. OUR BASEBALL TEAM BEGAN THEIR SEASON THIS YEAR JUST AS THE SPRING RAINS WERE PAY ING US IHEIR VISIT. IT SEEMED AS THO’ EVERY TIME EASTON WAS TO PLAY, IT RAINED. (MAYBE IT WAS BETTER THAT WAY.) NEVERTHELESS. WE DID PLAY SEVERAL NEW TEAMS THIS YEAR INCLUDING LAFAYETTE AND FRENCHTOWN. Pace 19 Tennis From row: Barbara Dloklnahlcd. Hel-n Carey. Ann Nnnb, Odette Raito:. S Strokes Jacqueline Sear lea. Jean Davis, Emma Mullen, Betty Kramer. Second row: Mr. FlaitK. Jacqueline Schoolcy, Mnrjorle ScRreave . Rich- nrd Bnrtmnn, Thomas Brubaker. Valentine P. Hattemer. Lou Inc Forehand Butler. Kleanor Polk. Backhand Mr. Flagg Service Receiving Lobbing Smashing Volleying Drop Shot CARE OF THE COU RT S 1 1. Raking 2. Patching 3. Scraping 4. Rolling 5. Lining Front row: Linda Mazzorhettl. Arlene Seitrcavea, Dorothy Howell, Arlene Lehr. Phyllis Bower. Klalne Coyle. Second row: Mr. PlngK. Mnrybelle Cruaan. Loonle Wilson. William llarlan. Robert Moyer. Kenneth Kbner, Charles Schulte. Ward Lau- bach. William Rochrlir. Barbara I.ucklntc. Mary Brown. TENNIS SEASON WAS AT THE SAME TIME AS BASEBALL SEASON. EVERY MORNING FOR ABOUT A WEEK THE MEMBERS AWOKE WITH BACK. LEGS. AND ARMS ACHING LIKE FURY. THIS WAS BE CAUSE OF HOURS SPENT PICKING UP STONES. RAKING. BRUSHING. SCRAPING. AND ROLLING THE COURTS. I THINK THE COURTS ARE IN PRETTY GOOD CONDITION NOW, DON'T YOU? THEY’RE PROBABLY IN BETTER CONDITION THAN THE MEMBERS. Pace 20 Glee Clubs Adviser Mr. Bkam GIRLS The Alphabet Mo art Nearest and Dearest Somerset Air Serenade Lcmarc Chinese Lullaby Bowers Pirate Dreams H ucr ter MIXED CHORUS The Lost Chord Sullivan 'To 'Thee O Country Eichberg God of Our Fathers Warren 'The Kerry Dance Molloy Swing Ixiw, Sweet Chariot Spiritual Go Down Moses Spiritual Barbara Morn, I orothy llowdl. Melon Confide . Jnnol Help. Thcrcminno Flynn. Marilyn Raoener. Jacqueline Hum, Hetty Andrew a. Ruth Miller. Dorothy Jones. Patricia Morrison. Mettle DoThomas, Anne Baumann. Betty llarrlson. Joan Upton. Dorothy Brewen. Martino Younr. Doris Miller. Amelia l.ucehettl. Jacqueline Keauve. Rita Uostnntlno. Roberta Cohen. Antoin- ette Clmlno. |e la Kerch, Elisabeth Yost, June Zlto, Edith Scerbo, «Mettc RaKot. Dorothy Greiner. Evelyn KIkIIo, l.illlnn Gerad. Jane Genther. Mary Elisabeth Green. Nancy Ann Garrltt, Barbara Walters. Dorothy Rlnker. Barbara Houston. Mr. Beam. Jeanne Kline. Audrey Mertx. Jean Wrljcht. Betty Lee Wilhelm. Lorraine Heller. Betty Carpenter. Kern Sharp. Frances Teodollna. Jean Balderston. Olive East. Mantaret Mclnernoy. Betty Jane Hottan. Martha Muller. Jane Hunt. Norma Werkhelser, Betty Faust, Verna Kindt. William Kreltz. Robert Moyer, Harry Riley. Harry Baleshta. Henry Kreasman. Stanley Kline. Donald Helsler. Albert Laubc, John Sullivan, Fred Seller. Auitust Lukauskas. Milton McColloUKh. Frank Washburn. Robert Kaplan. Charles Schulte. John Snyder, William Watters, Jack RoKors. Mr. Ream. BOYS Aura Lee Poulton Put a I .or on the Fire F'ishburn Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes Old Fmglish Song Passing By Purscll John Peal English Hunting Song Vive la Cxmipagnie. Student Song THIS YEAR. AS IN OTHER YEARS. THE BOYS AND GIRLS OF THE GLEE CLUB MADE UP THE EN- URE CAST OF THE OPERETTA. THIS CLUB MET TWICE A WEEK DURING SIXTH PERIOD; THERE- FORE. MANY SIXTH PERIODS WERE MADE PLEASANT FOR CLASSES NEARBY BY THE MELODIOUS STRAINS OF MA1RZY DOA I S AND O THER POPULAR TUNES. Pack 21 “The Man Who Came to Dinner” by Kaufman and Hart MAY 12 AND 13 THE CAST OF CHARACTERS Mrs. Ernest Stanley Dorothy Howell Roberta Cohen Miss Preen Marybelle Crusan Doris Longenbach Richard Stanley Win. Silverstein Jack Richards June Stanley Charlotte Pfeffcr Estelle Mylymuk John, the Butler Robert Owens Bill Lesko Sara, the Cook Linda Mazzochctti Shirley Paul Mrs. Dexter Caroline Kraus Mrs. McCutcheon Jean Balderston Mr. Stanley Wm Harlan Earl Rader Mr� . Ernest Stanley. June Stanley. I� r. Bradley. Harriet Stanley. Mr. Stanley. Banjo, Richard Stanley. Bert JefTerxon. MuKKle Cutler. I orrnlfiu Sheldon. June Stanley. Harriet Stanley. Ml� � Preen. Richard Stanley. Mrs. Ernest Stanley. Mr. Stanley. Beverly Carlton. Sheridan Whiteside. Maggie Cutler Dr. Bradley Sheridan Whiteside Harriet Stanley Bert Jefferson Professor Met Mary Elizabeth Flad Arleyn Lehr Charles Schulte Joseph I.ipson William Wells Mason Robertson Jacqueline Fcauve Betty Harrison Ward Laubach Robert Rapp Edward Messa Edward Shive Mr. Baker, the Guard Fred Unangst Luncheon Guests Richard Fox. Gus Lu- kauskas, Frank Poswistilo Expressmen M. Fred Rogers Salvatore Frinzi Doris Dean Rita Constantino Clarence Foss Jack Wyker Edward Yannone Albert Laube Earl Brot man Lorraine Sheldon Sandy Beverly Carlton Westcotl, the Radio Man 1st Radio Technician Banjo Richard C. Blake Charles Sandwick Deputies William Richl, Arnold Richards. Jack Reaser, Danny Palma, James Eichman TYPICAL QUESTIONS ASKED DURING THE LATTER PART OF APRIL AND BEGINNING OF MAY WERE WHAT NIGHT ARE YOU GOING TO THE SENIOR PLAY?” WHOM ARE YOU GOING WITH?” WILL YOU BUY YOUR TICKET FROM ME? THEN CAME THE NIC;HTS OF MAY 12TH AND ISTH......... Pace 22 Lorraine Sheldon. Deputy. Sheridan WhltMlde. Deputy. Deputy. Bert Jeffeinon. MakkIc Cutler. Profes- sor Met . Mis Preen. John. Sara. Sandy. Director Elwood Cooper Art Managers Fine Art II Class Setting and Mummy Case Adviser Miss Imel Business Managers Rose DcBarardinis, Theresa Marzano, Aliene Marsh, Marie Cimino. Bookkeeping II Class Adviser Miss Sterner Publicity Managers Adviser Property Managers Prompters Printing Adviser Retail Selling Classes Miss Albright Phyllis Hower, Nancy Ann Garritt Pauline Kist. Mary belle Crusan. Aileen McCracken E. H. S. Print Shop Mr. Stacy Luncheon Oue t. Mr . Dexter. Banjo. Sara. Mr . Mcfutcheon. luncheon kuc i. Expremman. Mr. Baker. Weatcott, Sandy. Dr. Bradley. Profeaaor Metx. radio technician. Luncheon Gueat. Deputy. Deputy. John. BUSSES WERE FILLED; MANY TRAFFIC JAMS WERE SEEN. WHY? BECAUSE THESE WERE THE NIGHTS OF THE SENIOR PLAY. AND NATURALLY EVERYONE IN EASTON WHO APPRECIAI ED GOOD ACTING CAME TO THE HIGH SCHOOL TO SEE THE MAN WHO CAME TO DINNER STAR RING BILL WELLS AND MASON ROBERTSON AS THE MAN WHO CAME. Pace 23 Stagehands Charles Llpplncott. Kdward Yost. Harry Rlloy. W i 11 In in Silvoratoln. Head William Silverstien Adviser Mr. Erb Ushers President Ward Laubacii Vice President Thomas Brubaker Adviser Mr. Erb Activities United War Chest Program Community Concerts Band Rally Junior Play Operetta Pennsylvania on Parade Musical Arts Program Earl Held Concert Senior Play Dance Recitals Class Day Commencement Evcnton KoKera. Jack Rlcharda. Harry Baloahta. Ralph Krltla. Joaoph RaloK. William Bullock. Ward Lnuhach. Thomna Rru- haker. Joaoph Kurlnnalk. Karl 8 Iiukk. Arthur llarlni;. Kdward Wo t, Donald Rrlnkor, William Wells. William Harlan. Chnrlea Sitnd- wlck, Robert Onffnoy, Vnl Hat- temer. Harris Hock. Mr. Krb. Charles Da wo. William Hochrlat. SOME OF THOSE WHO HELPED AT THE JUNIOR PLAY AND AT MANY OTHER FUNCTIONS WERE THE STAGE HANDS AND THE USHERS. BESIDES GETTING A CHANCE TO SEE ALL PERFORM- ANCES ABSOLUTELY FREE. THE USHERS HAD THE PRIVILEGE OF TAKING PEOPLE TO THEIR SEATS. ALL IN ALL. THIS IS AN IDEAL CLUB TO JOIN. Pagf. 24 • fhe Junior Plav The Ninth Guest” by Owen Davis FEBRUARY 12. 1944 Cast of Characters Jason Osgood William Benner Mrs. Margaret Chisholm Janet Seip Hawkins Doctor Murry Reid Timothy Salmon Sylvia Inglesby Peter Daly Henry Abbott Jean Trent First Guest Richard Mansback Hampton Williams Richard Bartman Louise Butler Harry Riley Stanley Strause Barbara Horne Robert Lynch Sylvia liiKlexby, Mr . Chisholm. JstMon OhkooiI. Timothy Salmon, First Gueitt. lluwkin� . Director Mr. Cooper Henry Abbot. Peter Duly. Dr. Held. Jean Trent Publicity, Retail Selling and Merchandising % Class Adviser, Miss Albright Ticket Managers, Fifth Period Bookkeep- ing II Class Betty Harrison Clarence Foss Adviser, Miss Sterner Setting. Fine Art II Class Adviser, Miss Imel Prompters Lorraine Heller Eleanor Kolb Properly Managers Eleanor Polk Helen Carey Printing, EHS Print Shop Adviser. Mr. Stacy ON I HE NIC� 111 Ol- FEBRUARY 12. THE AUDITORIUM WAS FILLED TO CAPACITY, PROOF OF THE GREAT SUCCESS OF TIIF. TICKET SALES FOR THE JUNIOR PLAY. THE NINTH GUEST WAS THE CAUSE OF MUCH CURIOSITY BOTH DURING AND AFTER THE PERFORMANCE. WE HOPE THAT SOME OF YOU AREN'T STILL IN A DAZE. BY THE WAY. WHO WAS THE NINTH GUEST ? • Pace 25 Orchestra Concert Master Director Henry Kuhs Mr. Renkwitz Repertoire Personnel Violins Henry Ruhs, Robert Opit . Joyce Samhammcr. Fay Meyers. Thomas Jones Selections From The Bohemian Girl” The Emperor Waltz Johann Straus Clarinets Doane Douthett. Stanley WiedeY Saxophone Jean Melroy Trumpet Joseph Burgio, Charles Bonser Baritone Donald .Seiler True To Our Flag March Beneath the Holly Seredy-Tocaben Agnus Dei Bizet Overture of “The Mocking Bird A. Baldwin Sloane Flute William Roehrig Piano Olga Hrynkiw, Norma Prutzman. Nancy Riley Drums Charles Sandwick Trombones Doris Field. Ed- ward Yost S in inch ask Charles Lippin- cott Viola Charles Hcil Celia) Marie Stamus THE ORCHESTRA SUPPLIED ALL THE MUSIC IN OUR ASSEMBLIES AS WELL AS FOR THE OPER ETTA. IT. TOO. WAS AFFECTED BY WORKING A ND WAR. BUT IT CARRIED ON AS WELL AS EVER. WE BELIEVE THEY'VE SEEN SNATCHES OF ORAL ENGLISH CLASSES. FOR THEY ALWAYS STOP AND LOOK IN ON THEIR WAY TO THE AUDITORIUM. Pace 26 Band Drum Majorettes Marik Grfco Maxink Frih ian Twirlers Arlene Mark. Ol: da Lkrcii, Marilyn Racenkr. Leatrice Bernstein Color Guards Wiujam Silverstkin, William Skciirist, Chari.ks Hkil, Rai.i'ii Reij.v, Thomas Prebula Director Mr. Rf.nkwitz Repertoire Star Spangled Banner Panus Angelicus Children's March Seijections From The New Moon A Pretty Girl is like a Melody Tea for Two Midnight in Paris Semper Paratus Coronation March March of Peers Cesar Franck Goldman Sigmund Romberg Irving Berlin Vincent Youmans C. Conrad and FI. Magidon William Schoenfeld C. Meyerbeer Arthur Sullivan Personnel Flute and Piccolo Patricia Morrison. Mary Elizabeth Flad G-arinets Aliene Marsh. Arlene Segraves, Stanley Wieder. Jean Sandt. Betty Steckel, Geraldine Whitman. Oleda Lcrch, Arthur Haring, Joseph Agosta. Frank Lcrch. Rosario Sottosanti. James Sal- vero, Doris Dean, Thomas Brubaker Bass Clarinet Marie Greco Saxophones Frank DeYoung. Nancy Taylor. Mary Piro, Jean Mclroy. Virginia Bechtel. Paul Rosci- oli. Roller! Opitz Mfllopiionks Marie Greco, William Roehrig. Thom- as Jones. Marilyn Fehr Trumpets Robert Rapp. Clifton Weaver, James Zoccola, Charles Bonscr. Karl Rader. Claire Shaw. Evelyn Figlio. Richard Rosainilia. Peter Krohn. Conrad Schlough. Stanley Klein Baritones Olga Hrynkiw, Kmidio Buhba Sousa phones Lorraine Wolfl. Karl Shafer. Arno Casscl. Theresanne Flynn Trombones Doris Field. Harry Riley. Betty Thatcher. Ralph Frills. Harry Altemus. Edward Yost Drums Robert Paulus. Virgil Baker. Helen Keek. Edward Malone. William Kreitz, Nancy Riley Bell Lyre Norma Prutzman. Harry Baleshta THE BAND S MAIN FUNCTION WAS TO LIFT THE MORALE OF PLAYERS AND SPECTATORS AT THE FOOTBALL GAMES. DESPITE THE FACT THAT WORKING AND THE WAR TOOK QUITE A NUMBER OF THE MEMBERS. THE HIGH SCHOOL WAS AS PROUD AS EVER OF ITS SPLENDID BAND. FIFTH PERIOD CLASSES WERE QUITE OFTEN STARTLED BY THE BASS DRUM'S POUNDING. Pace 27 CRN TLEMEN OF NEW ORLEANS Operetta Director Mr. Beam Dramatics and Dancing Miss Cline Instrumental Music Mr. Rknkwitz “The Mocking Bird” by A. Baldwin Sloane MARCH 24 and 25 CAST OF CHARACTERS General Aubrey, Governor of New Orleans Henry Krlssman Eugene Dc I .orme. Aide to the Governor Ei ward Yost Maxime Grandprc, a wealthy citizen William Waiters Yvette Millet, Maximc’s ward Dorothy Brewkn Manon He Lange, an immigrant girl Patricia Morrison Jean I.c Fargc. a French pirate Harry Bai.esmta Bob Finchley, a Virginian Thomas Bruraklr Captain Beloit, of the ship Marseilles Robert Moyer Don Aurelio I)c Mendez. Spanish Envoy Frank Washburn The Marquise Dc Villcbois. a wealthy colonist Dorothy Howell The Countess Bcllairc, her niece Mary Elizabeth Green Lillian Geraci Jeanette, an immigrant girl Margaret McInerney Lcnore, an immigrant girl Nancy Ann Garriit Javotlc, the Governor's housekeeper Roberta Cohen Chloc, one of Maximc's slaves Jacqueline Feauve Pierre, a Negro butler Charles Schulte THE COLONIAL WIVES French Sailors Earl Rader. James Eichman. Edward Shivc. Carl Srhaad Ballerina Louise Butler Pickaninnies Carmella Calafiorc. Doris Gra- ver, Elaine Jonc. Geraldine Lau- bach. Shirley Lingo. Theresa Marason, Stella Patti, Ann Schai- ble, Doris Wasscrman. Anita Wcrkhciscr. Joan Yeager. Mar- jorie Yaworski Pianist Nancy Jf.an Riley •TM SORRY. NO MORE TICKETS.” YES. THAT WAS THE ANSWER WHEN THE LATE PEOPLE TRIED TO GET TICKETS TO SEE THE OPERETTA THIS YEAR. THE AUDI TORU M WAS SOLD OUT BEFORE THE END OF THE WEEK. THE SINGING AND ACTING WERE TOPS. THANKS TO THE EFFORTS Pack 28 Scenery designed and painted by Jean Brcisch Linda Mazzochctti Fred Rogers Eleanor Polk Jacquelyn Schooley Louise Butler Janet Hughes Richard Fox Nina Stoudt Charles Brinkcr Michael Frcnchko Lorraine Everhart Florence Cress Eugene Cress Arlene Hochman Joyce La Duca Charles Pickel Jack Reascr Marilyn Smith Frank Zucchcro Adviser Miss Sturtevant LADIES AND CASSETTES Built by Howard Kciper Thomas Ranee Charles Weaver Paul Hcflcr William Kreitz Flarl Hcrslcr Kenneth Stout Peter Shull John Fretz Robert Cerlach Livio Loccarini Adviser TICKET MANAGERS Caroline Kraus Jack Wyker Joseph Detling Olimpio Pacchioli Student Helpers for Make-up Elaine Davis Edith Eckhaus Barbara Lucking Janet Mcrring Margaret Wollf Arlene Segraves Adviser Miss Sterner Mr. Johnson Publicity Advertising anti Retail Selling Class Adviser Miss Albright Student Assisting with Dancing Doris ('.apanna Printing F.HS Print Shop Adviser Mr. Stacy CHLOE. PIERRE. AND THE PICKANINNIES Cassettes Anne Bauman. Antoinette Cimino. Olive East. Theresannc Flynn. Barbara Horn, Betty Harrison. Marilyn Racencr. Odette Ragoi. Claire Shaw. Joan Upton, Norma Wcrkhei- scr. Elizabeth Yost Coi.oniai. Wives Betty Andrews. Jacqueline Buss. Jean Balderston, Betty Carpenter. Jennie Concare, Helen Confides. Rita Constan- tino. Betty Faust. Evelyn Figlio. Dolly Fullmer. Jane Gcnthcr, Dorothy Greiner. Lorraine Heller. Betty Hogan. Jane Hunt. Verna Kindt. Olcda Lcrch, Amelia Lucchetti. Audrey Mertz. Doris Miller, Mary Lou McCloughan. Ethel Otto. I.orrainc Pfcffcr, Dorothy Rinkcr. Janet Seip, Fern Snyder. Jacquelyn Schooley. Edith Sccrbo, Bcttic De- Thomas. Betty Lee Wilhelm. Barbara Walter, Doris Dean, Fern Sharp, June Zito Colonists and French Soldiers Val Hattcmcr. Harris Heck, Donald Heislcr, Robert Kap- lan. Stanley R. Kline, William Kreitz. Albert Laubc, August Lukauskas. Harry Riley, Jack Rogers. Fred Seiler, John Snyder. John Sullivan Spanish Soldiers William Boerstier. Elmer Boyd. Fred Rogers. Raymond Wilkins • • • • OF MISS CLINE AND MR. BEAM. PAT. TUCK. DOTTY, HENRY. AND ALL THE OTHERS WERE GOOD. BUT DIDN’T WE ALL ENJOY THE PICKANINNIES! (THE POWDER FROM THE PICKANINNIES. BY THE WAY. GOT ALL OVER EVERYTHING. BUT NO ONE HAD A WORSE TIME GETTING IT OFF THAN THE DARKIES DID). Page 29 Music Club Presideni Evertson Rogers Vice President Thomas Brubaker Secretary Janet Merring Treasurer Frank DeYoung Adviser Miss Ackerman Hobart Helsler. Val Hattemer. Harry Baleahta. William RoohrlR. Jeanne Kline. Olcda Lerch. Emma Mullen. Belly Jane HoRan, Nano- Ann Oarrllt. Allene Marsh. Donald Helaler. Harrla Heck. Mary Flatter, Patricia Morrlaon. Jacque- lyn 8chooley. Jane Hunt. Donald Roller. Jamea Zoo col a. Roberta Cohen. Mary Ellxaheth Green. Committees Refreshment Helen Pitela, Chairman Jean Melroy Hobart Heisler Entertainment Patricia Morrison, Chairman William Wells Frank DeYoung Doane Douthett Progra m Mary E. Green, Chairman Richard Fox Jane Hunt William Roehrig Nancy Ann Garritt Reception Mary Fisher, Chairman Jean Balderston Joe Burgio The MUSIC CLUB WAS VERY POPULAR THIS YEAR AMONG THE MEMBERS OF THE JUNIOR AND SENIOR HIGH. THE WEEKLY PROGRAMS WERE WELL CHOSEN AND PLANNED, MAKING IT WORTH THE WHILE OF THE MEMBERS TO ATTEND. MANY OF THE MEMBERS WERE DISAPPOINTED........... Pace SO Activities MIh� Ackerman. Evcrtxon Rogers. Janet Merrlng. William UoehrlK. Thornun Hrubaker. Initiation of new members. Election of the vice president and the activity chairmen. Study for the year. Music of the Countries at War. Entertainment programs in charge of students, at which each member had a chance to display his talent- New Year party. The sponsoring of a movie to raise money for record albums for servicemen. Music of the Countries at War music studied Italy Early Church Music Development of Part Singing Music Notation Vocal Polyphonic Music— Palestrina itlchnrd Fox. Thornnn Hrubaker. Evert non Rogers. William Well . Edith Willis. Audrey Mutchler, Jean Mclroy. Helen Pltoln. Olga Hrynklw, Lillian Gor- acl. Janet Weston, Norma Prutzman. Doane Douthett, Janet Hughes. Jean Balderaton. Jnnet Merrlng, Joyce Samhammer. Folk Music Opera Component Parts of Opera Oratorio Development of Instruments Russia Folk Music Michael Glinka Father ol Russian music Schools of Music Anton Rubinstein Nicholas Rubinstein Peter Ilyich Tschaikowsky Borodin Moussorgsky Balakirev Cui Rimsky Korsokov .... T HOUGH. WHEN THEY LEARNED THAT THEY COULDN'T GO TO NEW YORK TO SEE THE OPERA. FOR THAT WAS SOMETHING THEY HAD REALLY COUNTED ON. ONE OF THEIR PROJECTI S TO RAISE MONEY WAS SPONSORING THE MOVIE COVER GIRI.. WHO IN EASTON HIGH DIDN'T SEE IT? Pack 31 Hetty Shafer. Ward I.aubaoh, Janet Selp. Jay Snyder. Frank Poswlatllo, Karl Schroeder. I'atrlcla Mor- rison. William l-esko. Patricia Coleman, Jack Wykor. Hichard Hosamllln. Mr. Stone. William Benner. E. H. S. A. President Vice President Secretary Boys' Treasurer Girls’ Treasurer Senior Delegates Junior Delegates Adviser VVarb Laubach Richard Rosamiua Janft Sf.ip K.ARI. SCHROF.DKR Patricia Morrison William Lesko Patricia Coleman Jack Wyker William Bennfr Betty Shaff.r Jay Snydf.r Mr. Stone Activities Explanation ol duties by Mr. Stone Plans for football banquet December 4, 1943 Acceptance of list of those football players who received letters at banquet. Granting a charter for the Business Education Club. Acceptance of names of basketball players who received letters from Mr. Fegley in Assembly in March. Elections at E. H. S. e. h. s. A. Spring Election Vote Run for Office Obtain Petitions at Room 209b April 20 — May 1 100 Signers May 8-9-10-11 Run-off: May 17-18-19 “ALL THOSE WHO WISH TO VOTE MUST REGISTER BEFORE MONDAY.” VOTING WILL TAKE PLACE ALL THIS WEEK DURING LUNCH PERIOD AT THE MAIN ENTRANCE.......I HE LIST OF THE SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES FOR E. H. S. A. WILL APPEAR ON T HE BULLETIN BOARD.” I HUS THE E. H. S. A. WAS ELECTED. THESE ARE THE STUDENTS WHO WORRY ABOUT FINANCES. BUT DON’T WE ALL? Pace 32 Victory Corps President Vice President Secretary- Treasurer Adviser Charles M. Sandwich, Jr. Kathryn Sandwich Betty Harrison William Riehi Mr. Cassebaum VARIED LIST OE QUALIFICATIONS FOR MEMBERSHIP 1. Regular buying of war stamps. 2. Scholastic grades in keeping with ability. 3. Band playing at Army-Navy E. presentation. •1- Participation in War Bond Rallies. 5. Work on a farm or in a defense plant. 0. Regular tin can salvaging. 7. Active membership in Girl Scouts, Boy Scouts, B. S. ol A., the Civil Air Patrol, Girl Reserves, Hospital Auxiliaries. 8. Service as an O. C. I). Air Raid Warden, messenger, first aider. 9. Membership in the E. H. S. Defense Council as patrolman, messenger, first aider- 10. Service as a member of the E. H. S. Stamp and Bond Committee. Rose DePletro. John Maxon, Curl Skinner. Grace Sandwlck. Josephine Monaco. An- Kcllna Scalzo. Shirley Minsky. Jack Wood- ring. Fred Ashton. Richard Kantper. Richard Schwarz. Joseph Onorata. Jack Brlxlus. Marilyn Raconor, Charles Cor- Icoln. Gloria Fishbone. Carol Shade, Kath- ryn Sandwlck, l.orrena Weiss. Kathryn Ronser. Joyce Samhammer. Allene Marsh. Donald DeBellls. Mr. Cassebaum. Elayne Whitman. Dorothy White. Doris Hay. Matilda Vnrady, Joyce Rothsteln. Grace Porrello. Betty Harrison. IV'rls Capanna. Barbara Horn. Helen Pltela. Charles Spaxlanl. Barbara Dickenshled. Pn- trl -la Coleman. Betty Shaffer. Jeanette Hclney, Marie Clmlno, Joyce MacDonald. Anna Parnell. James Bullock. Gloria Schwarz. Allen Yost. Robert James. William Wells. Zano Spiegel. Ward Laubach. William Riehi. Dorothy Huff. Arno Caasel. Joseph Kurlanslk. Ed- ward Messa. William Harlan. Joseph Hay- den. Vincent Ramunnl. Charles Sandwlck. ONE OF THE NEWEST ORGANIZATIONS AT SCHOOL THIS YEAR WAS THE VICTORY CORPS. THIS IS THE ONLY CLUB WHICH YOU CANT JOIN UNLESS YOU HAVE ENOUGH QUALIFICATIONS. THE CORPS IS ONE REWARD FOR BRINGING IN TIN CANS OR OTHERWISE HELPING THE WAR EFFORT. Pace 3? Senior Girl Reserves Cabinet Program Mary Elvzaukh Fi.ao War-Civilian Service J '-AN Ki.ink Art Phyllis Howkr Music Dorothy Howell and Jkan Strauf Publicity Fern Snyder and Amelia Lugchetti Social Social Service Public Affairs Worship Janet Merring Shirley Siiaeefer Marilyn Fkhr M ARGARET WOLFF President Vice President Treasurer Secretary Adviser Nancy Ann Garriit Patricia Morrison Patricia Coleman Rita Costanti.no Miss Reed Around the Triangle Patricia Morrison Nancy Ann Garriit Shirley Schaeffer Dorothy Howell Rita Costantino Miss Reed Fern Snyder Mary Elizabeth Flad Phyllis Hower Janet Merring Lucille Clcndaniel Jeanne Kline Jean Straup Marilyne Fehr Patricia Coleman Arleyn L«hr, Thelma Johnson. Mary Kmngulis. Florence Christman. Betty Harrison. Joan Upton, Ann Baumann. Dorothy Brewen. Bar- bara Reiss. Jacqueline Feauve, Concotta Alercla, Shlrleo Conger. Margaret Boehm. Nina Stoudt. Oleda Lereh. Jacque- line Buss. Olga Hrymack. Mary Fisher. Panline Klst. Mary Brown. Carolyn Kraus. Antoinette Olmlno. Aliens Marsh. Audrey Mertas. Nancy Taylor. Rlalne Davis, Helen Pltela. Grace Bentz. Antoinette Colabelln. Catherine Dlmmls, Evelyn Flgllo. Ann Gnbrllowltz. Helen Hawkins. Joyce Warner. Merllyn Smith, Mur- iel Southam. June Benore. Jacque- lyn Baird. THE LARGEST CLUB IN THE SCHOOL THIS YEAR WAS THE SENIOR GIRL RESERVES. THE GIRLS DEVOTED A LARGE PORTION OF THEIR TIME TO CIVILIAN DEFENSE WORK; NEVERTHELESS, THE G. R.’S, WHO MET EVERY TUESDAY AFTER SCHOOL. STILL HELD THEIR SOCIAL FUNCTIONS...... Pagf. 54 Activities Septcmlier 27 Tri-City fall cabinet conference October 4 Mr. Stone opened Easton High Girl Re- serve year Octolicr 19 War and civilian service rally October 29 Pajama party at Y. W. C. A. Novemlrcr 9 Discussion of Irctlcr racial understanding November 23 Thanksgiving service December 3 and December 1 White elephant l ooih at Ba aar at Y. W. C. A. December 4 Opening of T. B. drive Dccemlier 7 Discussion erf | ost war problems Dcccmlrcr 16 Hanging of greens at Y. W. C. A. January 18 Joint Jr. and Sr. meeting. Sgt. Betty Berg. Wac January 25 Emotionally S| eaking. How's Your Bal- ance? January 28 Mother-Daughter get-together at Y.W.- C.A. Speaker—Mrs. Dale Moore February 15 Mr. Russell Schoolcy— Your Voice, Have You Heard It? Mary l.ouU« I ux. Linda Mnxxochcttl. Marilyn Katfiu-r. Jean Mexwlngcr. Oledn L« rch. Joy Katona. Anna Korto. Joaephlno Ton� . Shirley Oatrander. Alleen McCracken. Rattllo Myly- niuk. Barbara Lurking. Loontc- Wilson. Carolyn Becker. Mary Bertrand. Margaret Wolff. Mary E. Green. February 20-26 Girl Reserve week in Easton Sunday—Every Girl Reserve at Church Tuesday—Girl Reserve Rally at Phillips burg High Wednesday—Original Girl Reserve radio skit Thursday—Community Girl Reserve Day Saturday—Patriotic informal dance March 7 Miss Mildred Hahn-Creative Drama March 14 Demonstration Tea March 28 Why Our Telephone Went to War April 4 S|xxial Foster service—Mrs. Raymond Watcrlror. speaker April 18 College Life—Miss Marjorie Darling. Jr. and Sr. meeting April May 25 Mother-daughter get-together at E. H. S. Play—What the Girl Reserves arc Doing (WHO HASN'T BEEN TO A COUNCIL DANCE?) THE CLUB RECEIVED VALUABLE ASSISTANCE FROM THEIR CAPABLE ADVISER. MISS REED. MANY THANKS TO HENRY KRESSMAN, WHO SHOULD BE MADE AN HONORABLE MEMBER. FOR HELPING IN SEVERAL G. R. PLAYS. Pace 35 June Zlto. Stella Dtblano. Dori� Brlnker. Kdlth Scprho, Geraldine Whitman. Barbara Horn. Dori� Rlckel. Claire Shaw. Dori� Brown. Dori� Went. Chrlssle Bryan. Shirley Rossard. Norma Werkhelser, Doro- thy Greiner. Betty Hogan. Mary Hunt. Mary Vlahakla. Odette Rngot, Dori� Royce. Dorothy Rlnker, Geraldine Heller. Mary Gaffney. Betty Shafer. Mary Lou McCloughan. Mary St a mu� . Ann Saab. Barbara Dleken� hled. Helen Carey. Jane Genther. Eleanor Polk. Marie Orlando. Adeline Enea, Jane Seholl, Charlotte Roguaky. Harriet Daubach. Jane Hunt. Harriet Smith, Dollle Fulmer. Shirley Wallaeaa. Betty- Dee Wilhelm. Ruth Bryant. Cecilia Ruchala, Margaret Mclnerney. Virginia Bech- tel. Helen Keck. Sue Grlllo, Dorrnine Heller. Thelma Rutan. Verna Kindt. Arlene Kelley. Jenny Concare. Angelina Sottoaantl. Barbara Houston. Helen Confide� . Carolyn Mltman. Emma Mullen. Fay Meyer� . Florence Mcaslngcr. Betty Thatcher. Arlene Marr, Esther Storm. Janet Hughes. Dorralne Wolff. Shirley Babp. Norma Prutzman, Donne Douthctt. Dorothy Unangst, Mary Thomas. Marline Young. Junior Girl Reserves President Jean Sandt Vice President Nancy Jean Riley Secretary Louise Butler Treasurer Anna Rounsaville Adviser Mrs. Cayman Speakers Mr. Stone Mrs. Mckkkvkr Sgt. Betty Berg Mr. Stanton Miss Hahn Mrs. Ralph Clark Miss Marjorie Darling Cabinet Program Social Service Art Music Morale Worship Publicity Finance Public Relations Janet Seii Jean Mej.roy Jean Davis Jacquelyn Schooley Frances Ori.ando Virginia Howell Jacqueline N'evin Dorotiiv Hirscii Om;a Hrynkiw Activities October 31 Recognition Service November 16 Hobby Lobby December 7 Craft Meeting February 1 Skit on Cirl Reserve Week February 15 Movies of school life shown by Mr. Stanton March 7 Creative Drama March 14 Double or Nothing Quiz March 30 Exchange meetings with Wilson Clubs April 25 Minstrel Show May 2 Mother-Daughter Meeting May 16 Hostess to incoming Juniors Mrs. Gayman, Nancy Jean Riley. Jean Sandt. Ia ulse Butler. Anna Rounsaville. Frances Orlando. Janet Selp. Dorothy Hlrsch. Jean Davis. Jacquelyn Schooley. Jean Melroy. Helen Rrotzman. Jacqueline Nevln. Virginia Howell. Olga Hrynkiw. those who will take over the job the senior giri. reserves are doing this year ARE THE JUNIOR GIRL RESERVES. THIS CLUB. LIKE THE SENIOR CLUB. HAD A FULL SCHEDULE THIS PAST YEAR. THEY ALSO HAD THEIR SHARE OF PICKANINNIES IN THEIR MINSTREL SHOW. Page 36 Hi-Y President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Sergeant-of-Arms Adviser Frank Poswistilo William Roehric Robert Rapp Gukrino Franc Albert Laube Mr. Stanton Presentation to school of $100 War Bond to be added to the fund started by last year’s club for equipment for the audi- torium. Mr. Stanton. Frank Poswiattlo, Robort Rapp. Guorlno Franc. William RochrlK, Albert Laube. Activities Anthony Fortlno. G.-orno Jano� . Knil.Uo Buhha. Edwnrd Mmuui. Jack Richard . William Well . Edward West, Richard Rosamllla. Anthony I )mhardo. Ralph Woodrlng. Hampton William . Tony Rocohlo. Gu I.ukauskai . Carl Smith, Robert Moyer. William Harlan. William Boeratler. Joseph BorKionl. Salvatore Boacla, Robert Slant . Robert James. Val Hattemer. Ralph Roily. Kenneth Kbner. Ward Laubach. Mason Rob- ertron, William l ko. Carl Shaad. Jack Lehr. Henry Kre man. Karl Rader. Initiation at College Hill Pres- byterian Church and special talk by the Reverend Richard Plummer Hi-Y conference in Allentown Youth Brotherhood Rally at Y. M. H. A. Tri-City Hi-Y dance at Hotel Easton Co-ed Recreation Council Purchase of War Bond at school from sale of name cards State Bible Study Contest Attendance at various churches St. Michael's Roman Catholic Christ Lutheran First Baptist First Presbyterian Trinity Episcopal St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Temple Covenant of Peace THE HI-Y CLUB. THE BOYS' CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION IN SCHOOL. TOOK PART IN MANY PROJECTS THIS YEAR, AS CAN BE SEEN BY THE ABOVE SCHEDULE. ANY NOISE TUESDAY NIGHTS NEAR ROOM 2I0B IS PURELY COINCIDENTAL. NATURALLY. I BOUGHT MY NAME CARDS FROM BILL; WHOM DID YOU GET YOURS FROM? Pace 57 Dewey Decimal Club President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Adviser Arleyn Lehr Robert Paulus Jacqueline Buss Colleen Resh Miss Lydia Magee CHECKING OYER THE FILES Activities March 9 Valentine meeting and party February 10 Visit to the Easton Public Library Various Duties of Members 1. Take attendance in library 2. Check books in and out for students S. Prepare new books for circulation 4. Do any typing that has to be done 5. Care for plants in library 6. Keep catalogues in “Future Workshop up to date 7. Check in new magazines for racks 8. Place returned books back on shelves 9- Mend books 10. Keep files in order 11. Run general errands for library data for teachers Jncquellnc Buie . Arleyn Lehr. Col- leen Rcah. May Bent . Olive Kaat. Katherln© Dlmml . Josephine Calaflore. Minn Magee. Mary Alfano. Caroline KratiM. Olga Hrymark. Rita Cok- tantlno. Grace Bent . Sue Grlllo, Mafalda Capanna. Ruth Braunatcln. Florence Ch flat man. Grace Belle . AFTER GETTING A LIBRARY SLIP FROM ONE OF THE MORE EASILY PERSUADED TEACHERS. ONE PROCEEDS TO THE LIBRARY. WHICH IS OPERATED ALMOST ENTIRELY BY MEMBERS OF THE DEWEY DECIMAL CLUB. THESE INDUSTRIOUS GIRLS GIVE UP STUDY HALLS TO HELP YOU IN THE LIBRARY. Pace 38 Kxthi-r Storm . II«•I -n Kolb, Barbara Dlckenahled, Dorothy Greiner. Mnry Hunt, Anicelina Pnltnlxnno. Theresa Marzana. How 8t iwl. Marilyn Rierntr, Anna Kortc, Joyco Weltzmnn. Nancy Taylor. Mary Musumocl. Clair Shaw, Stella I.IMnno, Mary Amato. France� Orlando. June Zlto. Elizabeth Yo.it, Ellen Selple. Axaunta Panaorl. Joxephlne Sldotl. Barbara Horn, Mary Jane Shannon, Dorothy Hlr ch, Geraldine Heller. Dori� Miller. Shirley Wallaena. Business Education President Edward Messa Vice President Anna Rounsaville Secretary Theresanne Flynn Assistant Secretary Dorothy Unangst Treasurer Audrey Mertz Assistant Treasurer Richard Taylor Adviser Mr. Hinkel Jack Wyker, Walter Dodwell. Salvatore Frlnzl. William Loako. Clifton Morrl . Richard Taylor, Anna itoun� avllle. Edward Mesna. Thereaanne Flynn. Dorothy Cnanicxt. Audrey Mertz. Mr. Hinkel, Betty Harrl«on, Carolyn Krau� , Anita Alberti, Grace Bentz, Mnry I«ou Baldwin. Antoinette Clmlno, Mae Bentz. Antoinette Colabelln. Marie Cimlno, Concetta Alercla. Activities Speaker—William C. Forney. Director of Department of Business Education at Blooms- Inirg State Teachers College Work for Christmas Seal Sale Work for Red Cross Publishing of Yearbook anti three pamphlets Establishment of scholarship loan fund Gift ol two $10 prizes to senior boy and girl of Business De- partment TO PROMOTE SCHOLARSHIP AND CITIZENSHIP AMONG THE STUDENTS OF EASTON HIGH WAS THE PURPOSE OF THE NEWLY ORGANIZED BUSINESS EDUCATION CLUB. WHICH HAS HAD A VARIED SCHEDULE THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. THEY HAVE ACCOMPLISHED A GREAT DEAL IN ONE YEAR. INCLUDING THEIR OWN YEARBOOK. COMPETITION FOR THE RECHAUFFE? Pace 39 Mathematics Club Straight Angle- Right Angle Obtuse Angle Acute Angle Kari. Schroeder Mary Elizabeth Flad Barbara Lucking Patricia Colf.man Jack Richards Supplementary Angle Margaret Wolff Complementary Angle Bruce Drinkhouse Adviser Mr. Brotzman William Wells, Frank Poswlstllo. John Nvhodi, Joseph Llpson, Kdwnrd West. William Harlan. Fred Snyder, Arlene Seitrave . I.coiiie Wilson, Umberto Pltonl. Hobart Helsler, William Rochrlg. Richard Hlake. Kane Spiegel, Joseph Kurlanslk, James Gosner. Charles Sandwlck, Kdwnrd Yannotie, Ward Laubach. Joseph Mayer, Rvertson RoKers. JOHNSON S CAT Johnson’s cat went up a tree. Which was sixty feet and three; Everyday she climbed eleven, Every night she came down seven, Tell me, if she did not drop, When her paws would touch the top? 11 -7 = 4 feet gain per day 11 = no. of feet she didn’t come down on the last day 4 X no. days -f- 11 =63 4a = 52 a = 13 + last day = 14 days Maries ret Wolff. Patricia Colcntan. John Richards. Karl 8chroeder. Barbara Lucking. Mary Elizabeth Find. PROGRAM Mr. Brotzman. George Janos. Virginia Howell, Janet Selp. Phyllis Stoll- mack, Barbara Reiss, Bruce Drinkhouse, Henry Kressman. “Aviation in War”—Malcolm McQuarrie Initiation at Christmas Parly “Brainteaser” each meeting Geometrical names for officers Meeting with Lafayette Col- lege Mathematics Club Initiation Committee Mary Elizabeth Flad, Phyl- lis Stollmack, Jack Rich- ards. and Karl Schroeder WITH THE DISTRIBUTION OF THE BRAINTEASER,” THE MATH CLUB MEMBERS WERE REMINDED THAT A MEETING WOULD BE HELD THAT THURSDAY. THE MEETINGS WERE PRESIDED OVER BY EITHER THE STRAIGHT ANGLE OR ONE OF THE RIGHT ANGLES. AND REPORTS WERE GIVEN----------- Pace 40 Brain Teaser THE SHEPHERD AND HIS SHEEP A shepherd was asked how many sheep he had in his Hock. He replied that he could not say, but he knew if he counted them by twos, by threes, by fours, by fives, or by sixes, there was always one left over. What is the smallest number which will answer the above conditions? Find the least common multiple of 2, 3, 1, 5, and 6—i. e. 60. Then take the lowest multiple of this, which, with one added, will be divisible by 7. This number is SOI. Kdward Klla . Nina Kltchel, Barbara Houston. Arthur Haring. MarjorU «rgrnvin, Norma Prutxnmn. Kuth Bryant. Jean Davis, Joyce Samham- mer. Donne Douthett. Jane Hunt, Harriet Daubach. Anthony Fortlno. Richard Mnnsback. Donald Helaler. Joseph Haloit. Sherwood Relchhaum. William Filbert. Kdward Transue. Jay Snyder, Salvatore Boscla. Allen Hlnkel. Robert James, Ralph Relly. Ralph Woodrlng, William Benner. Thomas Brubaker, Harry Riley. Arnold Guspurettl. Val Hattemer, Hampton Williams. THIS WILL BORE YOU A 2-volume book has A inch thick covers and I inch thickness of pages in each book- How many inches would a bookworm bore to go from page 1 of Vol. II to the last pager of Vol. I? 2 inch INITIATION WHEN Ten year old Peggy asked her 46 year old father for an auto. Papa said, “When you become 1 3 as old as I, you may have it When did she get the auto? Let x = no. of years until she would receive the car Then 10 -f- x = age of girl when she received car x 4- 46 = age of lather when she received car x 4- 10 ---------= ratio of their ages x 4- 46 but 1 3 = ratio of their ages x + 10 x + 46 = 1 3 3x 4- 30 = x 4- 46 2x = 16 x = 8 104-8= 18 years old . . . . BY THK OBTUSE AND ACUTE ANGLES. THAT’S ONE CLUB THAT YOU HAVE TO BE ON TIME FOR IF YOU WANT TO GET A SEAT. (TUCK AND DICK NEVER DID GET OUT OF THE TANGLE THEY'RE IN IN THE ABOVE PICTURE). Pace 41 Physics Club President Vice Picsidcnl Secretary Treasurer Adviser Henry Kressman William Hari.an Joseph Lipson Joseph Kurlansik Mr. Patterson Activities Slide films by Charles Sandwick Various experiments Talk on motors by William Wells Talk on spotting aircraft by Mr. Flagg Trip to the Franklin Institute I UK MYSTERIES OF A MO TOR Physics Experiment The object of this experiment is to prove that there is such a thing as gravity. On a ceiling of a room is placed an electromagnet with a ball attached to it. Hooked up with this by an elec- tric wire is a gun some fifteen feet away from the electromagnet. The gun consists of a medium sized tube of glass with the inside part being used as a sight. Over the outside of the tube is placed a wooden ball. After the tube has been sighted so that the ball held by the electromagnet can be seen through the sight, the ball on the tube is shot out into space. On doing so it trips a switch which releases the ball held by the electromagnet. When they collide in mid-air, it proves that there is gravity or else they would have met at the ceiling. Ward Laubach. JCane Spleicel. Edward West. John Ktchards. Mr. Patterson. William Harlan, Henry K rvwmnn. Joseph Kurlnnalk. Joseph Upson. Uobert Rapp. William Wells. Charles Sandwick. James Gosner. Kenneth Eb- ner. Karl Schroeder. Joseph Mayer. Umberto Pltonl. THE PHYSICS CLUB HAS SOLVED MANY INTRICATE CHEMICAL AND MECHANICAL PROBLEMS. BUT ONE PROBLEM THEY HAVE NOT YET SOLVED IT SEEMS. IS HOW TO GET GIRLS TO JOIN THEIR GROUP. THEY SEEM TO BE THE ONLY CLUB IN THE SCHOOL WITHOUT A MANPOWER SHORT- AGE. HERE’S YOUR CHANCE, GIRLS! Pace 42 Chemistry Club Joan Davis. Vlrulnln Howell. Jacquelyn Bnlrd. Arlene S (crave . Patricia Morrison. William Sllvorstoln. Juno Benorc. Thomas Brubaker. Maruarot Wolff. Roberta Cohen. Nina Kltchel. Mary Klsher. Arthur Haring. Llborlo Balsemo. Ruth Miller. Joyce 8amhammer. Qeraldlno Whitman. Joseph BaloK. Robert James. Seymour Friedman. Sherwood Relchbaum, Mr. James. Kano Spiegel. Anthony Recchla. Bruce Drlnkhouse. Hobart Helsler. Frank Poswlstllo. Experiment, April 20, 1944 President June Benore Vice President William Silvekstcin Secretary Margaret Wolff Treasurer Thomas Brubaker Adviser Mr. James Activities Talk by Mr. Russell of Lafayette College Election of officers Making test tubes Phosphate experiment Etching with fluorine gas During the April 20 meeting of the Easton High School Chemistry Club, an experiment for the removal of tarnish from silver was per formed. The solution consisted of sodium carbonate and sodium chloride. Pieces of zinc were placed in the bottom of a container and the silver to be cleaned was placed in the solution so that it made contact with the zinc. The hydrogen was liberated and this attacked the silver sulfide, giving free silver and hydro- gen sulfide. SMOKE RINGS AND SKYWRITING •and. thus, you see. its all in the working OF IT.” that reminds all of us of chem- istry AND THE CHEMISTRY CLUB. ALTHOUGH E. H. S. HASN'T BLOWN UP YET. WE CANT SAY THAT THE MEMBERS HAVEN'T TRIED. MR. JAMES HAS PROBABLY HAD TO ORDER MANY MORE TEST TUBES AND THE LIKE. WHY ARE TEST TUBES SLIPPERY. OR WHY DO WE HAVE BUTTER FINGERS? Page 43 La Fraternidad Espanol I .a Presidents El Viccpresidente I.a Viccpresidenta I .a Secretaria Li Tesorera I .a Consejera Maria Medelun William Wf.ua Jfan Straw Mary Elizabftii Fi.ad Carolyn Becker Miss Thomason Robert Jump , Kano Spiegel, Georg Jano . Ml Thomn on. Jean Straup. Marin Medellin. William Well , Mary Elisabeth Klad. Awiunt'i I’aaaorl. Phyllla Hower, Mary Loulee Lux, Betty Jane HogAn. Shirley B bp. Beatrice Tomnlno, Mary Elisabeth Green. Jean Balrieraton, Glndy Scholl. Odette R Kot. Activities la bonita maria Learning the Hag salute in Spanish Christmas party Spanish plays Spanish dances Spanish games: Bingo, numbergame SALUDO A NUESTRA BANDERA Juro fidelidad a mi bandcra y a los Esta- dos Unidos que simboliza, una nacion indivisible con libertad y justicia para todos. IN SPAIN THEY SAY, SI. SI. THEY ALSO SAY THAT IN THE SPANISH CLUB. WHICH HAI) MANY INTERESTING MEETINGS THIS YEAR. INCLUDING A FASHION SHOW OF SPANISH COSTUMES. GET YOUR TANGO LESSONS FROM JEAN BALDERSTON. SHE TAUGHT IT TO THE SPANISH CLUB. MAY- BE SHE’LL TEACH YOU. Pace 44 Le Cercie Francais Pr idcnte Vice Pr idente Secretaire Tresorit-re Dircctricc Barbara Lucking Jacquklink Nf.vin Marcarf.t Wolff Junk Bknork Miss Reed Activities All meetings conducted in French Project for clothes for French War Christmas party French plays French games Joy Katona. Barbara Lucking, Margaret Wolff, June Benore. Dorothy Dlomedo, Nancy DeBerardlnla, Patricia Coleman. Ann Naah. Colleen Reah. Harriet I,nubnrh. Gwendolyn Smith, Elaine Davla. Mix� Reed, Helen Carey, Jean Sandt. Relief FRENCH GAMES Scenettes dramatiques Dison la Bonne Aventure Repondez-S’il-Vous-Plait Lotto Ixrs jeux de Vocabulaire French Idiom Anagrams BEFORE THE MEETING IN FRANCE YOU'LL HEAR 'OUT OUL THESE M ADEMOISELLES, HAVE C ARRIED ON THE FRENCH CLUB, DESPITE THE RUMORED MANPOWER SHORTAGE. AT MEETINGS THAT WERE EDUCAT- TIONAL AS WELL AS ENTERTAINING. ALL THEIR MEETINGS WERE HELD IN FRENCH. WHICH MAY HAVE BEEN ENLIGHTENING OR DISILLUSIONING. Pack 45 Der Deutsche Verein Der Praesident Der Vizepraesidcnt Die Sckrctaerin Der Schat meister Die Ratgeberin Rari. Schroedkr William Bknner Pauline Risi Harris Heck Miss Pharo MImm Pharo. Knrl Sohroeder. Pauline Kl«t. llairiH Heck. William Benner. KM ER I A IN M ENT COM Mi l FEE Marilyn Fehr William Benner Jack Richards Activities German games Christmas party Constitution approved Jack Richard . Robert Slant . Marilyn Fehr. Nina Kltchol. Evelyn Flkllo. Norma Prutzman. Umt erto PI ton I. Joseph Mayer. Jame« Goaner, 8herwood Relehbaum, Rich- ard Koxamllla. GERMAN GAMES Nummcrzahl Fussball La us Gemischtc Worter Wcihnaclitsgcschcnke Stangenauslesen Morgenlandisches Schach Geflugetle Worte EVERY LITTLE DEUTSCHE GIRL SAYS. JA JA.‘ ” (REMEMBER THE SONG?) THE GERMAN CLUB IS the envy of many, for their adviser has an eighth period class, and thus cannot BE AT THE MEETING. HOWEVER, WE RE SURE ALL THE MEMBERS GAINED MUCH EXPERIENCE IN THE GERMAN LANGUAGE, OF COURSE. Pace 46 Pen and Parchment Editor-in-Chief Mary Elizabeth Flad Co-Edilor-in-Chief Joseph Lipson Business Manager, Secretary, 'Freasurer Patricia Coi.eman Advisers Dr. Howe and Mrs. Henry Staff JoMcpIi Kurlitn.ilk. Wllllnm Wei In. William C«Mko. Munon ItobiTtoon. Ju'k Richard . Frank PomwIniIIo. Zane Spiegel. Phylli Stollmack. Mary Flaher. ThrrvmniM Flynn. Jean Davl . Mary Kllxaheth Green, Belly Shafer. Claire Shaw. Seniors Jack Richards William Wells Mason Robertson Zane Spiegel William Lesko Frank Poswistilo Joseph Kurlansik Mary Elizabeth Green Mary Jane Shannon Jean Davis Phyllis Stollmack Theresannc Flynn Mary Fisher Marilyn Fchr Jean Straup Mary Kllxaheth rind. Joxeph Upson. Dr. Howe. Patricia Coleman. Art Staff Phyllis Flower Merilyn Smith M. Fred Rogers Florence Gress Richard Fox Earl Rader Eleanor Polk Louise Butler Charles Brinkcr Charles Pickle Frank Zucchero Jack Reaser Jean Breisch Miss Sti rievan i Juniors Richard Rosamilia Robert Slantz Barbara Walter Betty Shafer Eleanor Polk Adviser THE PEN AND PARCHMENT STAFF HAS BEEN READING AND SELECTING MATERIAL THROUGH- OUT THE BETTER PART OF THIS YEAR IN PREPARATION FOR THEIR ANNUAL EDITION. (THAT'S ONE WAY TO GET A LIBRARY SLIP.) Pace 47 Junto Editor-in-Chicf Mason Robertson Assistant Editor-in-Chicf Patricia Coleman Business Manager Edward Messa Assistant Business Manager Theresanne Flynn Ward Laubach. Patricia Coleman. Mary Kllxabeth Kind. William Well , Jack Richard . Joxeph Llpson. Associate Editors Mary Elizabeth Flad Frank Poswistilo William Lesko Phyllis Stollmack Janet Merring TYPISTS Mary Jane Shannon Adviser William Wells Ward Laubach Jack Richards Joseph l.ipson Rita Costantino Miss Gregory Edward Mewui. Manon Kobcrtnon. Thcronannc Flynn. Ml Orenory. Prank Po wl tllo. Janet Merring THE JUNTO STAFF WAS ALSO BUSY THIS YEAR. SINCE THERE WAS A SHORTAGE OF BOYS IN THE PRINT SHOP. SEVERAL STAFF MEMBERS GAVE UP STUDY HALLS TO SET TYPE. DESPITE A FEW TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS WE STILL ENJOYED READING IT. HAVE YOU STOPPED LAUGHING AT THEIR APRIL FOOL ISSUE YET. OR ARE YOU STILL IN THE FOG? Pace 48 Rechauffe Editor-in-Chief Assistant Editor Business Manager Assistant Business Photographer Art Editors Adviser Senior Editors Activities Editors |unior Editor Music Editors Barbara Lucking Marilyn Ff.hr Henry Kressman Manager Mary Jane Shannon Jf.an Balderston Phyllis Hower Linda Mazzochetti Florence Gress Nina Stoudt Miss Sturtevant Kern Snyder Mary Louise Lux Zane Spiegel Roberta Cohen Mary Fisher Pauline Kist June Benore Patricia Morrison Jean Straup Korn Snyder. Phyllis Mower. Margaret Wolff. Marilyn Racener. Marilyn Fehr. June Bonore. Rarhara Lucklnic. Mary Louise Lux, MIks Storm. Zane Spiegel. Faculty Editor Typist Sports Editor Adviser Margaret Wolff Helen Zawarski Marilyn Racf.ner Miss Storrs Henry Kressman. Mary Fisher, Linda Mazzoohettl, Helen Zawar- akl. Patricia Morrison. Roberta Cohen. Mary Jane Shannon. Florence Cress. Nina Stoudt. Jean Straup. Pauline Klst. THE RECHAUFFE STAFF WITH ITS EVER PRESENT DEADLINES! THERE WILL BE A MEETING TONIGHT FOR ALL THE ACTIVITIES' EDITORS.” ANNOUNCEMENTS LIKE THIS WERE HEARD MANY TIMES THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. YES. THE STAFF WAS KEPT PRETTY BUSY IN PUTTING OUT THIS BOOK. Pace 49 Pace 50 John Heilman. Anthony Lombardo, Albert Gabrieli. Edward Kiln . Junior Cabinet President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Adviser Homeroom Mary Amato 205 Louise Butler 215 Edward Elias 105 Albert Gabrielli 201 Donald Heisler 202 Virginia Howell 203 Marie Koven 102 Anthony I.ombardo Albert Gabriklm Edward Elias John Heilman Mr- James Chairmen Anthony Ixnnbardo 210 Ann Naab 217 Robert Powers 108 Janet Seip 209 Carl Smith 111 Chester Toma i no 109 Leon Weaver 214 Carl Smith. Cheater Tom:-1 no. Anlhony m rdoVIrKlnln Howell. Loulae Butler. Ann Saab. Albert Gabrlelll. Donald llclaler. Mr. £’.£• I .eon Weaver. Marl.- Koven. Robert Rower� . Mary Amnio. Edward Ella� . Pack 51 Homeroom 205 Chau man Mary Amato Vice-Chairman Dominick Alfero Scci clary-Treasurer Betty Andrews Adviser Miss Ai.bricht Shirley Babp, Leatrice Bernstein, Betty An- drews. Shirley Bachman, Grace Belles. Flor- ence Austin, Anna Bickel Mary Amato, Teresa Agosta, Doris Bertrand, Virginia Bechtel. Gladys Apple, Madeline Abromaitis Harry Altemus. Ronald Arcury, Charles Barr. Paul Babp, Joseph Agosta Liborio Balsemo, John Annunziato, Rich- ard Bcrtsch, Salvatore Alercia, Joseph Baylog Clinton Hilliard. Dominick Alfero, Donald Beilis, John Cavallo Miss Albright, Frank Arcury, Richard Ban- man, William Boerstlcr, Raymond Behn, John Black Harry Baleshta. William Benner. Virgil Baker, Raymond Behn Jessie Cann, Helen Carey, Louise Butler, Jean Breisch, Irene Buss, Evelyn Bird, Helen Brot man Doris Blinker, Irma Carpenter. Doris Brown, Della Bisco, Ruth Bryant, Miss Dull Crescency Bryan, Shirley Bossard, Joyce Car- lotz, Doris Bickel. Charlotte Bogusky Samuel Cianci, Lloyd Bright, Salvatore Bos- cia, John Celia, John Cappellano David Caravetta, Carl Cooper, Richard Campf, Gerry Colburn, Emidlo Bubba David Cornwell, Herbert Cornwell, Joseph Curzi, Richard Citronc, John Buschi Harold Cassler, Joseph Borgioni, Charles Bonser, Thomas Brubaker. William Bullock Pace 52 Homeroom 215 Chairman Louise Butler Vice-Chairman Salvatore Boscia Secretary Doris Brown Treasurer Helen Carey Adviser Miss Dull Homeroom 105 Chairman Edward Ei.ias Vice-Chairman Anthony Ferri Secretary Elizabeth Cramer Adviser Miss Gregory Lucille Crusan, Grace Cavazcl, Fanny Cor- jxrra, Johanna Cooj er, Emily Castrovinci, Leah Cornelius. Betty Chillot, Marianne Ciccarelli Amelia Cotonzarc, Anna Ciofalo, Helen Confides, Jennie Concarc, Miralynn Carver, Miss Gregory Kenneth Dearden, Harry Fassell. Lorraine Curtis, Frank DeRayinond, Edward Elias Anthony Ferri, Richard DcRenzis, William Filbert, Robert Fernslcr Lawrence Detweiler, Robert Dalrymple, Frank Edmonson, Thomas Ealer Nick DiVietro, Charles Dawe, John Feder- ico, Frank D’Huyvetters, Joseph Dorsey. Richard Deck Absent: Carl Cuvo, Salvatore DeLuca, Chris Deonis, Isabella Carr, Dorothy Cornwell, Elizabeth Cramer June Dungan, Josephine Ficarotto, Margu- erite Faldetta, Jean Davis, Dolores Depcw. Pearl Englcr, Nancy DeBerardinis Beatrice Dorsey, Adeline Enea, Jacqueline Everhart, Jean DeCenzo, Mr. Harmon Lorraine Everhart, May Dickey Paul Geuss, Barbara Dickenshied, Victor Giobbi, Dora DeMontc, Guido Florindi Andrew Giordano, Lloyd Frankenfield, An- thony Fortino, Clair Frankenfield Albert Gabriclli, Richard Grovatt, Ralph Fritts, Anthony Giglio Robert Geiger, Donald Fitch, Arnold Gas- paretti, Albert Gearinger, Reuben Fortner Absent: Seymour Friedman, Albert Giovan- ni, Abraham Goldberg, I.eo Gray, Doane Douthett, Vivian Encababian Homeroom 201 Chairman Albert Gabrieli.i Vice-Chairman Adeline Enea Secretary Adviser Jean Davis Mr. Harmon Pace 53 Homeroom 202 Chairman Donald Hkislkr Vice-Chairman Cork a ink Heller Adviser Mrs. Henry Lillian Gcraci, Dorothy Greiner, Jean Flem- ing, Agnes Hartenstein, Jane Genther Dorothy Fiore, Elaine Frace. Carolyn Grube, Mary Fioretti, Mary Gaffney, Mrs. Henry Lorraine Heller, Sue Grillo. Mary Gerbino, Dollie Fulmer, Anna Galloway Earl Herster, Kathryn Heitzman, Donald Heisler, Geraldine Heller, Arthur Haring William Hawkins. Gregg Houser. Robert Hinkel, Richard Grube, Harris Heck Donald Habrial, Luther Hockman. Leo Bruce Hopewell, Clifford Hager, Val Hatte mer. Ralph Hay, Roland Heller, Paul Hefler. John Heilman, Paul Hummall Absent: Charles Hcil, Maxine Friedman Betty Hogan. Mary Hunt, Arlene Hockman. Eloisc Hollenbach, Hermina Haffstadt, Doro- thy Hirsch, Virginia Howell. Dorothy Hill Miss Jaffe. Betty Jane Hixon, Arlene Kelly, Dorothy Holden, Janet Hughes. Thelma Hess, Adeline Jacob Olga Hrynkiw, Barbara Houston. Richard Koskey, Jane Hunt James Johnson, Henry Johnson, Stanley R. Kline, Mike Kicska, Earl Kries Earl Kies, George Janos, Royce Kelts, Wil- liam Kreitz. John M. Jones Robert James, Stanley H. Klein. Robert S. Jones, Richard Kline, Robert Kaplan Absent: Barbara Horn Homeroom 203 Chairman Virginia Howell Vice-Chairman George Janos Secretary Mike Kicska Treasurers Dorothy Hill Stanley Klein Adviser Miss Jaffe PA ;r 54 Homeroom 210 Chairman Anthony Lombardo Vice-Chairman Helen Koi.b Secretary Treasurer Adviser Helen Keck Alfred Loccarini Mr. James Nina Kitchel. Edith Kostura, Ruth Johnson, Helen Keck, Annabelle Kantner, Verna Kindt Pat Manieri, Frank Lerch, Helen Kolb, Henry La Barr, Alan Kunkel, Mr. Janies Joseph LaPenna, Alfred Loccarini, Pete Lirakis Robert Lynch, Charles L. Lippincott, An- thony Lombardo, Calvin McMurtrie Absent: Charles E. Lippcncott, Edward Malone. Cecil Kline Betty Kramer, Eugenia Mandarino, Shirley I .ance, Catherine Marcellino, Elizabeth Lattig. Stella Libiano Arlene Marr, Jacquelyn Lanski, Josephine Kreitz, Mary Lou McCloughan, Harriet Lau- bach, Mac Kromer, Josephine Liberti, Mar- garet Mclncrney, Ethel Mack Edward Pain , Dolores LaFevrc, Marie Ko- ven, Betty Jane McCollough, Kathleen Mc- Donald, Joseph Mazza Harold Nolf, Salvatore Panto. William Organetti, Andrew Marfia, Richard Mansback Mr. Kuebler, Richard Nausbaum, Ernest Muller, Royal Moser, Richard Meyers Edgar Metier, George Mayrosh, Fiore Pal- meri. Gene Overholt, Jack Newhard Absent: Eleanor Lippincott Homeroom 102 Chairman Vice-Chairman Secretary Adviser Marie Kovf.n Andrew Marfia Mae Kromer Mr. Kuebi.er Pace 55 Homeroom 217 Chairman Ann Naab Vice-Chairman Christine Mengel Secretary Angelina Palmisano Treasurer Emma Mullen Adviser Miss I. Magee Miss Magee, Maria Panuccio, Josephine Padilla, Ethel Otto. Mary Musumeci, Carolyn Mitman, Frances Orlando Emma Mullen, Audrey Mutchler, Edith Pierce, Ann Naab, Marie Orlando, Christine Mcngcl, Anna Papics, Rose Marie Passori Angelina Palmisano, Lorraine Pfeffer, Jac- quelin Nevin, Jean Melroy, Irma Miller, Virginia Paul Ruth Miller. Mary Mussilami, Alma Moser, Faye Meyers, Florence Messinger, Evelyn Miller Absent: Viola Marra, Louise Mazza Arlene Reighn, Lorraine Rickert, Eleanor Polk, Eleanor Roberts, Anna Rounsaville, Nancy Jean Riley, Martha Pizarie, Colleen Resh, Doris Roycc, Norma Prutzman, Doris Race Wilma Reed. Odette Ragot. Edna Plciss, Frances Reuben, Jane Ricker Harry Pfister, Joseph Pignotti, Ben Patri- arca, Tony Recchia, Thomas Prebula Charles Pickel, Robert Ret ter, Robert Po- desta, Ralph Relly Joseph Ramunni, John Richebacher, Ro- bert Powers. Earl Penders, Sherwood Reich- bauni Mrs. Kostenbader, Harry Riley, Donald Parr, Robert Paulus, Alex Powell Absent: Frank Patti, Walter Raub, Dorothy Rinker. Jean Robinson Homeroom 108 Chairman Robert Powers Vice-Chairman Arlene Reighn Secretary Jean Robinson Treasurer Eleanor Poi.k Adviser Mrs. Kostanbader Pace 56 Homeroom 209 Chairman Vice-Chairman Secretary Adviser Janet Skip Elmer Sampson Edith Scerbo Mr. Patterson Jean Sandt. Barbara Schurz, Marjorie Sc gravcs, Jane Scholl, Geraldine Russell, Jac- quelyn Schooley Mr. Patterson, Edith Scerbo, Janet Seip, Gladys Schell, Harriet Seifert, Jacquelyn Scar- les Anne Ruggiero, Mildred Shannon, Cecilia kuchala, Mary Ruta Joyce Samhammcr, Charles Scalzo, Thelma Rutan, Carl Scrafano, Betty Shafer Earl Schug, Carl Scalzo, Elmer Sampson. Richard Rosamilia, Vincent Roscioli Elroy Serfass, Philip Sabatine, Conrad Schlough, James Salvero, Donald Schinstine Anthony Rossi. Paul Roscioli. Carl Schaad. Donald Seiler Thelma Snyder, Fern Sharp, Mary Stamus. Esther Storms. Betty Stimeare, Mary Thomas Elizabeth Struk, Josephine Simon, Harriet Smith, Edith Storm Mr. Rider, Angelina Sottosanti, Jane Snyder, Betty Thatcher, Josephine Sidoti, Claire Shaw Robert Slant , Nunzio Sortino, Carl Smith, Martin Sonn, Jay Snyder James Spanish, William Slifer, Herman Smith, Earl Smith, David Smith Roy Smith. Herbert Skinner. Donald Sny- der, Rosario Sottosanti, Allan Stacy Frank Smith. John Snyder, Raymond Seidt Absent: Elizabeth Stauffer Homeroom 111 Chairman Vice-Chairman Secretary Treasurer Adviser Carl Smith Jay Snyder Claire Shaw Mary Thomas Mr. Ridkr Pack 57 Homeroom 109 Chairman Chester Tomaino Vice-Chairman Shirley Wallaesa Secretary Barbara Walter Treasurer Dorothy Unangst Adviser Mr. Stacy Arlene Trexlcr, Anna Ulhcr, Shirley Wal- laesa, Barbara Walter, Dorothy Unangst Rose Marie Weiss, Mary Vlahakis, Norma Wagner, Ruth Unger. Mr. Stacy Gladys Wcidner, Alicia Werkheiser Thomas Thatcher, Richard VanVliet, Stan- ley Strausc, Marsilo Tomaino, Thomas Stat- hos, Richard Taylor Elwood Trumbauer, John Terranova, John Veronis, Roy Sylvester. Richard Strock, John Sullivan Chester Tomaino, Louis Stamus, Kenneth Stocker, Edward Transue, Edward Statler Absent: Harry Thomas, Marsilo Tomaino, Esther Tordonato, Angelina Virgilio, Helen Lou Warner Geraldine Whitman, Catherine Zahoroiko, Jean Wright, Eunice Woolley, Doris West, Norma Werkheiser. Lorraine Wolff Marline Young, Edith Willis. Elizabeth Yost. Shirley Werkheiser, Norma Williamson. Doris Will, Betty Lee Wilhelm. Janice Young. Janet Weston. June Zito Russell Woodring. Hampton Williams. Ro- bert Wolfe, Robert Worley, John Walter Robert Yuill, Richard Wesley, Raymond Wilkins, Joseph Volkert, Jay Wright, Stanley Wicder Sam Volctio, Leon Weaver, James Wallaesa, Ralph Woodring Stephen Zatovich, Robert Wieder, Frederick Wagner, Miss Zuck Absent: Ralph Worrich, Vincent Zimmer- man Homeroom 214 Chairman Leon Weaver Vice-Chairman Hampton Williams Secretary Doris West Treasurer Sam Voletto Adviser Miss Zuck Page 58 Pace 59 Klehnrd Blake. Edward Memm. William Wells, Belly Harrison, Mr. Cooper. Senior Cabinet President Vice President Secretary T reasurer Adviser Homeroom Gerald Beach 209B Jack Brixius 213 Frank Embardino 209A Robert Gaffney 110 A Dorothy Howell 201 Jack Lehr 218 William Wells Richard C. Blake Betty Harrison Edward Messa Mr. Cooper Chairmen Edward Messa 110 Mary Pi para to 208 Jack Richards 210B Charles Shu Ire 206 Barbara Lucking 114 James Zoccola 219 Mary Plparato. Barbara I,u 'kliiK. I� orolhy Howell. Eileen DePcw. Secretary, Robert Gaffney. James Zoccola, Gerald Beach. Key to Seniors Name Nickname Objective Likes Dislikes Description Activities Pace 60 JOSEPH S. AMATO Duke Mechanics Blondes, ia music Conceited girls and boys Adaptable, likeable Basketball 1 Football, Manager 1 JOSEPH JAMES BADWAY Jot- Bookkeeping Football, basketball, jazz music Seeing people quarrel Compatible, willing JEAN BALI) animals i the rain Gir Kspanol 2 I. 2 ibatics Club 1, 2 Club 1. 2 RMhafafH PhWes Club 2 Senior Play Operetta 2 DENNIS F. BAR.VITA I Jennie Aviation Basketball, skating, swimming Show-offs Small, energetic RUTH C. ALLEN Ruthic To lie a success Movies, dancing, sundaes Homework Agile, friendly G.A.C. I, 2 IAN E JnCfHERINE v altenbach w jTiJ l c a success Marshmallow- swndacs. the Marines V Vanilla ice craam Able, pleasanO K ANITA ALBERTI Nita Secretarial work Dancing. Harry James Snobbish people Competent, self-possessed YN BAIRD Jackie Nursing Dinah Shore, dancing Frank Sinatra Diverting, sophisticated Girl Reserves 2 MARY LOU BALDWIN Mary Lou Stenography Chocolate, ice-skating Cheese, silly girls Quiet, but with a good sense of humor MARY ANN ALFANO Maria basketball 11 f A rirlv G SALVA FORE AZZOLINA Azzy Mechanics Basketball, football, music Conceited people Adept, easy to get along with Pace 61 oZoixfL T- NNAMARIF BAUMANN Anne Nursing Boys. T. Dorsey's Stardust Cowboy movies Sociable, animated Homeroom Treasurer I Girl Reserves 1, 2 (dec Club 2 Operetta 2 GERALD E. BEACH Sweetheart Engineering Baseball Homework Earnest, reliable Dcr Deutsche Vcrcin 1 HARRY CHRISTIAN BAUMEISTER Bumps Naval Pharmacy Football Girls Carefree, spirited Ushers I. 2 DOROTHY ANN BECHTEL Dot Nursing Witty | eoplc. rainy days Cats, lemon meringue pic Graceful, neat Delegate Assembly I CAROLYN LOUISE BECKER Becky To l c a success Fall boys, vanilla ice cream Olives, poor sports, alley cats Diligent, full of fun Girl Reserves I. 2 La Fraternidad Espanol 1.2 (iirl scrW 1. 2 Lc Ccrclc Francais. Treasurer 2 Chemistry Club. President 2 Rechauffe I II AN MAE BENT . jars, dancing operas , amiable Gii Reserves 1. 2 Defense Clerk 1. 2 Dewey Decimal 2 RICHARD C. BLAKE Dick Aeronautics kcthall. eating. Sammy Kaye , Stuck-up girls. Sinatra - y Athletic, popular • E.H.S.A. 1 ' Hi Y I 'n Senior Play Y' Basketball I. 2 Pack 62 JACK BENNETT Bub To succeed Brooklyn Dodgers Physics Quiet, good-humored Basketball 1. 2 Baseball I. 2 Victory Corps I. 2 Band 1 Hi-Y I GRACE ELIZABETH BENT Twin Secretarial work Alan Ladd, football. Hershcy bars Sinatra. Itoiled cabbage Cooperative, reliable Girl Reserves I. 2 Dewey Decimal 2 Defense Clerk 2 Defense Council I MARY BERTRAND Mary Secret. Chocolate Garland Frank Sinatr Domestic, persistent (.ill Reserves 1. 2 Dewey Decimal 1. 2 MARY IDA BOCCADORO Mary Medicine Cold weather. Clark Gable Hot weather, walking Studious, cov 9' MARGARET IDA BOEHM Peggy Nursing The Air Corps. dark hair Rainy days Tranquil, reliable Girl Reserves I. 2 Arts and Crafts I. 2 KATHRYN BONSER Kathy To own a ranch Gene Autry, radios City slickers Individualistic, unconcerned Victory Corps I. 2 SALVATORE JOHN BOSCIA Gunda Salesmanship Blondes, symphony Sophisticated girls Good-natured, sociable MARY ANABEI. BOUGHER Ma Kicksistek. stufly'Tialls PraAical. self-reliant Dewey Decimal I. 2 Girl Reserves I Victory Corps I WILLIAM ANTHONY BOWEN Egg Mechanics Girls Sweets Likeable, energetic Band 2 RUSSELL RONALD BOWLBY Russ Drafting Girls Wise people Dependable, contented (Jr char V' II CHARLES EDWARD BRINKKR Chub Art Girls, football Chemistry classes Droll, companionable ELMER GRINSHAW BOYD Elmer Drafting Movies, football “Dizzy” girls Conscientious, serious Track 1 Operetta 2 JEROME BOYER pappy I he Navy- Movies Sweets Bashful, pensive Dot Nursing Peanut sundaes. Indian summer Big feet, an arguer u. Athletic, fun-loving Glee Club I, 2 Girl Reserves I. 2 Cheerleaders 2 Operetta I. 2 RAYMOND BRINKUK AviatiJki j Airplatfcy swimming, skating Conceit� people Enthusiastic, sin Ushers I. 2 Victory Corps -I MU I ( Pace 63 RUTH SHERRY BRAUNSTEIN Ruthie To Ire a receptionist The Navy Conceited Iroys, rainy days Observant, merry Girl Reserves 1. 2 Dewey Decimal 1. 2 JOHN WILLIAM BRIXIUS First Victory'Corps 2 MARY LOUIS? BROWN Brownie To be a surf s The Naw vr Homewc r thfcflfchc Ranger AtiracL cT formating GirtflSscrves I. 2 Le tGercle Francais 1 Tennis 2 HELEN MAY BRUNELL Helen Domestic life Skating, music Snobbish people Reticent, thoughtful EMIDIO JOSEPH BUBBA Yatti-Larry The Air Corps Sleeping, watching professional games Music, spinach, pumpkin pie Carefree, jovial Ushers 1 ' life in catini; dancing n)l Wi pcoplcrricc pudding irrepressible Reserves 1. 2 ctory Corps 1 ELIZABETH BUSCH I Liz Stenography Walking in the rain, sleigh riding Ix ng speeches Diligent, individual denqr company Music, hot dogs, ice cream Ixiud girls. Sinatra swooners” Friendly, energetic Orchestra 1. 2 Music Club 2 rss aviators liny weather LENA MILDRED BUTTO Lee To make people happy Dancing, walking Snobs Small, tranquil Victory Corps 1 JACQUELINE MA Jackic u.C' Commercial Vor Swimming. cM Two-legged cats. Congenial. amusi Glee Club 1. 2 Girl Reserves 1. 2 Dewey Decimal I. 2 Victory Corps 1 Chemistry Club 2 Operetta 2 JOSEPHINE THERESA CALAFIORE iftht usiri s world Marine l earfng, letter writing ConceitM voys, lontfispccchcs ttract i voc rle jur Btung Girl Reserves T. 2 Dewey Decimal 1, 2 EARLE WHARTON BROT .MAN Earle AviatioiZ-tfieeh Taking thin; _ Tail girls, rt l heads Even-tempered, earnest Student Patrol 2 Senior Play PEARL ELLA BRUCH Pearl Secretarial work Movies. Harry James Gym class, the Axis Serene, assiduous Pac k 64 NICHOLAS ANTHONY CALLIE Shorty The Navy Study halls, jitterbugs (•iris, eighth | criods Diniiniitive. comical MAFALDA JEAN CAPANNA Maffy Beauty culture The Navy, the color red Thunderstorms. Oral English Demure, quiet Girl Reserves I Dewey Decimal 1. 2 RIJTH EVELYN CAMPBELL Skippy To Hy to California Dogs, convertible coupes Oral English, history Bashful, modest SAMUEL JOHN CAPPADOX A Cappic. Shorty. Curly Secretarial work Cake. Irowling Silly girls Small, witty Victory Corps I Stamp and Bond Committee I ELIZABETH MAE CARPENTER Betts Nursing Pleasant people, ice cream Conceited boys, tomatoes Reserved, sociable Glee Club I. 2 Girl Reserves I Operetta 2 ANTOINETTE MARY CIMINO Ann Secretarial work in a law office Intelligent people, steak, sleep Homework, sarcastic people. colds Reticent, graceful Girl Reserves I. 2 Defense Clerk 1.2 Victory Corps 1.2 Business Club 2 Glee Club 2 Operetta 2 ANNE LUCILLE CLF.N DANIEL rial work music. srtk people Conceited people, lima beans Active, likeable Girl Reserves 1. 2. President I Le Cercie Francais 1.2 Victory Corps 1 Chemistry' Club : -cento leerfuj, Sice i pcreiA H (Ol Music CAib’2 Chemistry Club 2 Rechauffe Red Cross Chairman 2 Senior Play FLORENCE JEAN UST.N AN Flo _ _____ Telephonedoperating Clothes, eating Catty girls Good-natured, dependable Girl Reserves 1. 2 Dewey Decimal 2 Chemistry Club 2 MARIE ANN CIMINO Marie Secretarial work Driving. Harry James Hitler. Mussolini. Hirohito 9 Quiet, earnest Victory Corps 1. 2 Business Club 2 RENE A DORIE COHEN Pinky To travel Dancing, dark lipstick, long hair Mispronunciation of her name Naive, determined Glee Club I La Fraternidad Espanol 2 MARIE COLABELLA Toni Success Jitterbugging. sports. Lipstick, wallflowers Mischievous, gay Girl Reserves 2 Pack 65 CHARLES ALLEN COLEMAN Doc Owning a farm Farmwork Coing out a lot Shy. unobtrusive JAMES FRANCIS COLLINS Jim The Navy Sports Sweater girls Friendly, spirited WILBUR DONALD COOPERSM IT H (loop The Navy- Good movies, good music Conceited girls Small hut mighty Kl I A ARLYNE COSTA MI NO Riddic Stenography Flating. sleeping, fun Conceited and uncooperative girls Lively, effervescent Girl Reserves I. 2. Secretary 2 Glee Club I. 2 Dewey Decimal I. 2. Treasurer 1 Operetta 1.2 Chemistry Club 2 Senior Play MARYBELLE CRUSAN Mary Nursing Sports, the Navy Zoot suits Spirited, interested in her work Cheerleaders I. 2. Captain 2 Senior Plav ROBERT DAT HE Bob To l c a certified public accountant Poetry, movies, football games Conceited people, homework Quiet, serious Pack. 66 JOYCE LUCETTA COPE Joy Clerical work New York City, tall men with mustaches Poverty, cowboy songs Tranquil, accommodating ELAINE BETIT DATHE Shorty Secretarial work Football games, movies, skating Homework. English classes Small, tranquil Victory Corps 2 eUUe. iwj«0 JZW i City. E Nursi New York Dodgers Sharpy clothes. Intelligent, ser Girl Reserves I. 2 Student Patrol 2 Lc Gercle F'rancais 2 ICI ANN COLEMAN Pat To find her c JuiUu-xlass. wcek-cnftiC Onions, l clng l oihercd TCtirms Q«fcv ia s)l. 2 Girn Mm«s'l. 2 Le ClcrcIcFtancais I. 2 Mathematics lul 1. 2 Junior Plav E.H-S.A. 2 Junto SHIRLEE MARIE CONGER Sherry To l c a private uJWtary or a wcjl I'alDbtfts with hrouV'tlair and blue eyes Spiting, mrrijfmc.tyinrt dresses Petilcjiteable Girl Reserves I. 2 DORIS A. DEAN Doris leaching physical education Dancing, tennis. Kitty Rats Silly boys, two-legged cats Talkative, lively Hand 1.2 Tennis I. 2 Ciirl Reserves 1. 2 Senior Play Operetta 2 JOHN RAYMOND Dr.HART John The Navy Driving a car Neckties Pleasant, lively ROSE MARIE DkBERARDINIS Rosie Secretarial work Football. Ring Crosby Opera Jolly, considerate G.A.C. 2 Victory Corps 1 EILEEN EDITH DEPEW Irish To l c a success Spaghetti, sailors. West Point The Axis, conceited girls Amiable, earnest ROSE ELIZABETH DkPIETRO Shorty Beauty culture Good Ixjoks. eating Homework, silly boys Homelike, quiet Victory Corps I. 2 Student Patrol 2 Kiond DEFT.ING Joe Bookkeeping Popular recordings Tics Cnassuming, thoughtful Victory Corps 1 izy _ Animated, t Ciirl Reserves Clerjca) work Eatiiq icc skating, chewing gum Rude l oys, nothing to do Good-natured, domestic CHARLES DAVID DE I WEILER ('.hot Mechanics Sports Frank Sinatra Reserved, helpful FRANK DkYOLNG Musn.. sports . lests V' Musical. Mudiotu-. ( ] • Band J. 2 f MathAnatrciXlMbl. 2 Der I)cutschcVfmi l. 2 Deutsche sic Cl Delegate Music Club sslmlivT2 DIMMIS Pack 67 DOROTHY KATHERINE DIOMEDO Dot Ditactics or (cactiing mk.Sinatra. lanilla icc cream ALPHONSE D NICUOLA Al Aviation Sleeping, (raveling Oral English. working Carefree, poisctl WALTER ELW'OOI) DODWELL Walt The Paratroops Girls, swimming Work, wise guys Serious, helpful Defense Clerk I ES DOLD The ■ Marini (Snidying. Mysters iphisticatcd. calm Marine (k rps Air Corps, (lie MARGARET MARY ANN DORAN I’eggy Traveling Sports. Bing Crosby, good movies Conceited people, spinach Energetic, efficient HARRY CHARLES DORNSIEE Harry Aviation mechanics Horses, hunting Girls. English, history Likeable, sincere WILLIAM LEWIS DOYI.E Rill Happiness Good food, plenty of sleep Cross teachers Witty, thoughtful DONALD S. DRAKE Don To lie a forest ranger Outdoor life Conceited people Likeable, carefree WALLACE BRUCE DRINK HOUSE. Jr. Brutis Chemical engineering Holidays Crowded buses Intelligent. understanding Mathematics Club 1. 2 Chess 1 Der Deutsche Y’erein 1 Tennis 1 Chemistry Club 2 V len ° - Ijonc cited ■ |umo I'cnn Girl I Arts apd Crafts 2 Pack 68 mushroom vivid STANLEY MICHAEL DULAC Stosh The Army Air Corps Baseball, basketball, swimming None Abrupt, independent EoothalK Bmg Crosby r rank Sipatrx pickles OLIVE MAY EAST KENNETH R. EBNER Ken Electrical ttifintcriilf Sports Haughty | eople Diligent, neat Football I. 2 Tennis I. 2 EDITH SHIRLEY ECKHOUS Ecdec To Ik a success People, music Animals Studious, serious (dee Club I. 2 Radio Qui I Victory Corps I. Mathematics Club' Girl Reserves 2 Am: JAMES MILTON EDWARDS Jimmie Auto mechanics Movies, dancing Homework Quiet, retiring MARY ELIZABETH EICHL1N Mary Secretarial work The Navy, eating Conceited boys, history Energetic, fun-loving G.A.C. I Cheerleaders 2 FRANK ES EMBARDINO Em IS Mcchanit� - To see everybody happy Girlvtvlfi wear too much h aice-up -'a£k Athletic, full pf pn Athletic, lull ol Victory Corps 2 WALTER EDWARD EVANS Wally The Marine Corps Swimming, ice skating Castor oil Agreeable, calm BETTY JANE EVERETT Shorty To l c a success Music, cooking Dishwashing, snakes Petite, likeable Victory Corps I Q| erctta 2 Pun r,Q JOHN FERRI Johnny Mechanics in the Navy Sports, movies, parties Unladylike girls Athletic, sociable DOMINIC JOSEPH FIMIANO Ick To loaf Playing basketball, eating Girls who like themselves Athletic, independent basketball I, 2 Victory Corps 2 OTTO FIORKTT1 Mutt Mechanics Sleeping Hearing Sinatra sing Good-natured, composed MARY ELIZABETH FLAD Pete School teach ii School, Koxelaneu orhjie GirPRcsci SIff 2. V. Pres. Mathemat .Club 1,2, V. Pres. 2 La Fratcri lad Kspanol 1. 2. Sec. 2 Tennis 1 Pen and Parchment. Editor 2 Band 2: Junto; Senior Play Pack 70 ALI EN WILLIAM FEATHER MAN. Jr. AI The Navy Driving a car Going to school Shy. considerate ROBERT F. FECLEY Bob Naval Gunnery Tommy Dorsey’s music Conceited girls. Hirohito Mischievous, witty Band I Victory Corps 2 JACm EI.Ii E VIVIENNE XFEATJVE t'lmmmg. Comely Girl Rcsei Cilcc C! Operetta 2 Senior Play marily: B i ll FEHR Marilyn To make a English Colfceyc ci PeoijteAvho stye, w; I ntcwfge e citable Der Deu tsfl(c. «Veret (.ill Resci e Rechauffe. Assistant Band 2 I. 2 FIGLIO Evcy Nuts' SOSik dinnu Sea food. ifl Amiable, flit Band I. 2 Ojxrretta I. 2 Ciirl Reserves I. 2 Dcr Deutsche Vcrcin I, 2. Set. I Glee Club I. 2 Delegate Assembly 1 PAUL EUGENE FINDLEY Findley The Navy Going to the “Y Going to school Friendly, active MARY VELMA FISHER Mary The University of Pennsylvania Music, driving. Chinese food Surprise tests, math Chemistry C Rechauffe Pen and Parchment 2 Victory Corps 2 TH ER ESA N N E FLY N N Gl'KRINO FRANC Ice skating. Star Dust Rlcacheel blondes. red heads Anibitiyps. sociable Hi-V-I. 2i W� £1 2 I-«M tball I Homeroom Sec. and Trcas. I Tri-City Hi Y 2 AY FRANTZ K iUT Bill Professional baseball Pleasant girls Teachers Quiet, friendly Senior Play MARY FRANGULIS Shorty To be a success Candy. Oral Knglish. homeroom period Conceited people, onions Diminutive, timid Girl Reserves .2 MICHAELFRENCHKO Mike Engineering Dancing, having a good time Getting up in the morning Pleasant, careful CLARENQ Chub To l c a pilot FLating. sleeping. ii Is Knglish class. nuffncmatics Reserved. (gfe d$a ture; Senior Play LEAH LOUISE FORRER Weczie To become a success Army, holidays, fruits History, doing dishes Fascinating. |M ised J. RICHARD FOX l)i k T heatrical designing Broadway musicals Cafeteria hamburgers Artistic, helpful Music Club 1. 2 Arts and Crafts I I a Fra tern idad Espanol I Senior Play ALLAN FRET . AI The Army Air Corps Almost everything School Studious, eager Ushers I. 2 V ANN G bby TciV-rical worl LV.llrrrv-vanil ; BRILOWITZ work y-vanilla ice cream. Tomnw JDorsey .Conceiteqfb ys apd girls SALVATORE ( HA RLES FRINZI Torric To Ire successful Movies, football games, good fricncLs Sophisticated people, bleached blondes Pleasant, willing Defense Clerk 1 Victory Corps 1 J Business Club Senior Rlai Bob T he Navy Listening to solid music. Les Brown, dancing Conceited people, blind dates Droll but amusing Hi-Y 2 Ushers 2 Pace 71 the war thoughtful JOSEPH JOHN GERMANO Joe Mechanics Sports, movies English, history Quiet, athletic JOHN M. GORNICK Gar Aeronautics, mechanics Football Wise guys Quiet, friendly Football 1. 2 LOUIS JOSEPH GALANTE Louie Aviation Spaghetti and meatballs Com cited girls, school Athletic, aggressive NANCY ANN GARRIIT Nance Radio journalism Lemon cokes, week ends Frogs, rainy days A leader, ambitious Girl Reserves 1. 2 Music Club I. 2 Glee Club I. 2 Operetta I. 2 MARY ESTELLA GALIMORE Mac The Waves Good-looking l oys Conceited people. Oral English Quiet, nonchalant Girl Reserves I JOSEPH FRANK GEORGE Joe . Getting ahead Football, basketball, softball Getting up in the morning Surprising, friendly JACK JOSEPH GERMANO Jack The Marines Girls, a certain blonde None Hopeful, athletic ('.lass Treasurer I BETTY L. GIER Betty Work in a defense plant Dancing, eating, skating Cabbage, conceited people ('.aim. reserved ''JAMES LEONARD GOSNER. Jr. Jim. Charley Naval medicine Mathematics, books, pineapples Dill pickles. Fmglish Studious, reserved Der Deutsche Verein I. 2 Mathematics Club I. 2 Physics Club 2 MAE MARIE GRECO aric retandi work isic. t ufUjW. ice skating cr anmotnems. conceited l oys Cof cbvii t rSctive Driuu majorette 1. 2 Girljlcscrves 1 'in Treasurer 2 Dutchy To Ik successful Movies, baseball and football broadcasts Japs. (Germans Happy-go-lucky, mischievous Victory Corps I Football I MICHAKI. S HANCFWIC Hanks Diplomacy Ice-cream sundaes. football, movies The Navy, faces, silly pcoplc Gnod looking. populai FLORENCE CRESS FlO Stenography Ice-cream sodas, popular music Catty people. snol s. horaewc Artistic, alfable Girl Reserves I, ' Rechauffe' SAN I O CARE Gl (.1.11 A (iug Success in the business world SjMirts. music , y Silly girls, chattering busylMMl rj Very quiet, manly Football I ‘ Basketball manly „ 1.2 (jOb HAM MEL. Jk. WILLIAM K. HARLAN Bill .Aviation 2 IDave peanut sundaes Smv-Sirls S Entertaining. Mathematics Clun I. 2 Hi Y 1.2 Junior Play l efensc Council 2 A'ictory Ca� rps 2 Senior Play ELIZABETH H F Betty v-f Secretarial w-ork Jim the Army Air Corps i. ill-mannered neopje ly. huijiorous ' ■A 1 XtA.C. 1. 2 Sirl Reserves I. 2 Class Secretary I. 2 Clee Club I. 2 Student Clerk I. 2 Victory Corps 2 Senior Play Operetta 2 EUGENE CHARLES HARRIS Daisy To be a radio technician The Naval Air Corps, senior girls I he Army. Sinatra Sociable, energetic FRED C. HARTFORD Irish Mechanics Gorgeous girls, the Navy Bleached blondes, snobs Carefree, independent FRANCES MAY HART .ELL Defen U ' Dancing. Ikivs Y History, qynfem- l | coplc Petite. agreeapTc j G.A.C. 2 ' EDNA LILLIE HAUPT Eddie Defense work Movies. lK ys Conceited people, history Timid. industrious Pace 7S HELEN MARY HAWKINS Lefty Nursing Candy. chocolate cake Eggs, rude boys bashful, ambitious Girl Reserves I. 2 HARRY HOCKKNIU RY Hucfc The Naval Air Corps Swimming, hunting Working Air-minded, talkative DOROI'HY ANN HOWELL I)ot« Nin sims , Star l� R Vl inin Zoot iiiis V Full cl Fun. fric t(iir| fwerves I. 1$ ClubC Play :ta I� elegate Av f! lv I. 2 Senior Play' HELENMAF. HUFF SHIRLEY ELAINE HETZEL Shirley Bookkeeping Movies. John Payne. People Will Say We’re in Love Fresh boys, conceited people Easy to get along with, serene HOBAR T HEISLER .nR, Hohic i -j Big business Swimming Algebra lxx|iiacious. diplomatic Music Club I. 2 Mathematics Club 2 , J Chemistrv Club 2 EDNA ELIZABETH HINELINE Dolly. Red Nursing The Army. Ixiwling Catty people, school Mischievous, jolly JOSEPH JOHN HOFFMAN Joe The Army Air Corps Ice skating Conceited girls, work Studious, witty PHYLLIS JEAN HOWER Phyl College 'Tooth-paste smil cake (•citing up eaJjfyher name . Vivacious, nod-lookin H o mcroomSccrcta HomerjXm ViuylNrcAfcl La Franhiidad lpanol (.yTkR scrves I. 2 MVy Club 2 Arrsaud Crafts I Tennis I RiVhauHY liddlc OLGA HRYMACK InHnes . Conceited pgbple Concerned. Studijuii Victory Corps Girl Reserves I; 2 Dewey Decimal I. 2 I.e Cercie Francais I G.A.C. I TONY IACHINI Tony Mechanics Football, reading, aeronautics None Studious, modest DORIS ELIZARKTH Il.I.ICK JAMES JOCSAK LORRETTA MAY JONES Snooks To become a dietitian Teachers, friendly studcYlts Conceited girls, soldiers Lively, pert EDWARD JOSEPH JOSEPH Joe I'o Ik a success in life All sports Conceited girls Sports-minded, frank Radio Qui 1 Defense Clerk I Victory Corps 1, 2 ROBERT KAULIUS Bob To l c a pilot Potato chips (•citing out of bed Athletic, handsome Football 1. 2 Basketball 2 Pack 75 JACK DANIEL JONES Spipy I he Navy Wats. Waves, Spars Candy, cookies, ice cream lndc| cndcnt. pleasure-loving Tank Clerical work Bowling, cherry pic. Bing Crosoy Spinach, making speeches Entertaining, likeable ROSWELL PAIL JOHNSON. Jr. Jack The Army Air Corps Driving, dancing Women Casual, witty DOROTHY MARIE JONES Dot To become an air hostess Friendly people Grapefruit juice Amiable, fun-loving JEAN ROBERTA JONES Jean Homemaking Ice cream, candy History Shy. reserved THOMAS HAY JONES lorn The Army Air Corps, music Classical music, aviation Ja| Quiet, musical Rand I. 2 Orchestra I. 2 N KATONA uiything to do Coy. talkJjyyJ G.A.C. I. 2. President 2 Girl Reserves 1, 2 Chemistry 2 Le Ccrdc F'rancais 1, 2 Victory Corps 2 Jocsak Mechanics Airplanes, arguing Book reports Studious, silent I III I MA MAE JOHNSON Johnny To Ik a success Stulfcd animals, red blue eyes Liver, snobs Coquettish, petite ■✓ Girl Reserves I. 2. Secretary I 1 BERNARD JAMES KEI Y Mardy • Baseball Dancing, singing, sports Polkas, school five days a week Good-humored, sincere Victory Corps 1 Baseball 2 PATRICK WALLACE � ] Girl� . days olG-bascball R;miy daysC j Jmy out likeable Basketball I Baseball 2 JANE ELIZABETH KICHLINE Thackeray To go to Switzerland. Hawaii. and Russia Talking nonsense with intelligent people Na rrow in i tided ness Persistent, argumentative Girl Reserves 1. 2 Junior Play Tennis 1. 2 La Fratcrnidad Espanol 1 NELSON ALLEN KIEFER Budd Carpentry Carpentry None Quiet, industrious LEWIS ALLEN KIMBLE Buddy Success Sports, airplanes, excitement ('.andy. cake, girls Popular, enlivening Football I. 2 PAULINE MARIE KIST Pauline.. Nursing FooiJ all. Pe £p|c wl l)c (.irl Reives 2 Rechauffe I. 2. STEVEN KONOPKA Steve Carpentry The Navy, sleep Nervous people, Frank Sinatra Active, friendly ANNA I). KORTE I JL business world blAl. driving i Anna The . driving Jitterbugs. bugs Demure, industrious Girl Reserves 2 LOIS IRENE KIRKPATRICK Shorty Nursing Movies, football games Dancing, conceited people Quiet, thoughtful G.A.C. I. 2 JEANNE AUDREY KLINE Jeanne f Nursing Dogs, swimming, football. (lancing Bow ties, history, carrots Helpful, cheerful Girl Reserves I. 2 Glee Club 2 La Fraternidad Espanol 1 Music Club 2 ANNAMAE MARGARET KOPLIN AnM ' r ...dug Radio, music - Some people Good-natured, carefree Girl Reserves 1 CAROLINE CATHERINE KRAUS Carolyn Beauty culture Keeping a diary, spaghetti Specs, spiders Lovable, dynamic Dewey Decimal I. 2 Girl Reserves 1. 2 Senior Play Pace 76 v HKNRY EDGAR KRESSMAN Hank Success Sports. spaghetti, Tonuit Dorsey Silly girls Jolly, musical Operetta 2 Rand I Dance) Band 2 Orchestra I Hi-Y I. 2 Mathematics ('.lull 1.2 1 Ushers I. 2 Tennis I Physics Club. President 2 Rechauffe. Business Manager Victory Corps 2 WE Kl EBI.ER PETER LOUIS KROHN Pete Owning an automobile and a six-room colonial house in the country Swimming, dancing, canoeing English class Gleeful, carefree Baud 1. 2 Dance Band 2 HENRY HEINZ Kl US Henry To l� e a musician Orchestra, sports (.iris Musual, friendly Orchestra I. 2 JOSEPH KURI.ANSIK Kurlevf ing ,IK)RIS MARIE Kl I (VMT-humored, lots of fun Glee Club I Operetta I Mathematics Club I, 2 Student Patrol I. 2 Victory Corps I. 2 Physics Club. Treasurer 2 DOROTHY LOUISE KUTZ Dot Dressmaking Potato chips, a certain sailor School, conceited | cople Reserved. level-headed WILLIAM MAURICE LAMBERT Rill Mechanics Swimming, driving, fishing Dancing, getting up early Earncst. dependable WARD ELDON LAUBACH £_ Windy The Naval Air Corps Food, football I Wise guys. silly girls Friendly. humorous Hi-Y 1.2 Ushers I. 2. President First Aid 1. 2 Junior Plav E.H.S.A.. President 2 Physics Club 2 Mathematics Club 2 Junto Victory Corps 1. 2 Senior Plav JOYCE LUCY LADUCA Joyce Ait Seeing service men Health class Friendly, artistic Pen and Parchment I. 2 HOWARD EARL LATTIG How Mechanics The Navy, mechanics Girls Raslrful. | Matured ALBER I' FRED LAUBE Al. Pcwcc To get a good job Football, swimming, food Wise guys Studious, dependable Hi-Y I. 2 Football. Manager I. 2 Senior Plav ()| crctta 2 Pace 77 JOHN H. LEHR BERNICE LIEBERMAX Bonnie Business and social success Ealing, driving, football. Seafood JOSEPH LIPSON Joe To l c a statistician S|K rts, movies. l ooks Fish, turnips, onions . Absent-minded. ambitious Mathematics Club I. 2 Physics Club. Secretary 2 Chess 1 Victory Corps 1 Junto Senior Play Lew To see the world Sports, listening to radios. some girls School baseball, some girls Abrupt, athletic Football I. 2 Hi-Y I. 2 WILLIAM LFSKO Bill Nothing in particular Eighth periodsA Cirls Capable of hard work, easy- going Ai 0 VictoryiCoaps 1, 2 l.a FratfTmdad Fspanol I Pen and Parchment 2 Hi Y 2 F.H.S.A. 2 Junto Business Club 2 Senior Play DORIS ELAINE LONGENBACH Dorry Nursing Writing letters, stuffed peppers Rude boys. history, jitterhugging Even-tempered, sympathetic Girl Reserves 1 Senior Play ■Amelia peresa CCHETTI Derev Decimal 1. 2 lx Cerclc Francais 2 Operetta 2 LVKAUSK. S Gus The Naval Aic Gotps irK at: Pretty girls. sporbr' apple pic Zoot suit , big shots Calm. futuloving l sliers I Glet Club 2 Victory C'xrrps 2 Seiiior Play Operetta 2 Pack 78 SAM ALLEN LONGLEY Sam The Merchant Marine Pictures, swing music Movies (he's an usher) Unassuming, carefree BARBARA JlOUISE LUCKING Bcl c To own a farm y Walking, dancing SeafoodT Reserved. studious Girl Reserves 1.2'j Le JCerole Francais I. 2. Pres. 2 Mathematics Club 1.2. V. Pres. 2 Tennis 1. 2 R ( haullf. Editor Delegate Assembly 2 JAMES SH1MER Scout. Coach To get ahead Blondes Deadheads Comical, humorous Football I. 2 Baseball 1. 2 Pudgey o Ire a private secretary Frank Sinatra, double dates Red hair. eggs, waiting Studious, dramatic unior Play Girl Reserves I. 2 Stamp and Bond Committee I Dewey Decimal 1. 2. President 2 Senior Play OLEDA MARY LERCH Ix rchic Nursing Agreeable people, sports, movies War movies, conceited people Cheerful, musical Orchestra I Band I. 2 Girl Reserves I. 2 Glee Club 2 Music Club 2 Operetta 2 r FRED EDWARD MAY. Jr. JOSEPH HOWARD MAYEfcJ? Fritt Aviation Hunting, fishing Eighth periods, gym Athletic, friendly IOWARD MAYE P Joe Pharmacy Ice cream, mystery stories ( Zoot suits, stupid girls V I Serious, industrious TU Mathematics Club I, 2 ( Physics Club 2 ( Der Deutsche Vcrein 1. 2 VERON MAYROSH Veron To lie successful Attractive clothes, the Marines School, getting up early Quiet, sympathetic Girl Reserves 1 C.A.C. I LINDA MAZZOCHETTI eople. artichokes ►pic. spaghetti Frank, a (.ill Ri'-chauffi’ Scnioi I MARGARET VIRGINIA LUPARELLI •’egg) Dress designing Skating, ice cream Zoot suits, untrue friends Sociable, able •MARYE SE Mary Lou To Ik a supervisor of nurses Formals. convertibles Cats, seafood S|x ntaneous. obliging Girl Reserves I. 2 Rechauffe La Fraterni la l F.spanol 2 DOREEN LYNCH Lynch Private secretarial work Dancing, eating Radio serials, spaghetti Animated, matter-of-fact Girl Reserves I. 2 G.A.C. I Victory Cor| s I AI.I.ENE MAE MARSH Allcnc To lie a success V Roller skating. Kay Kyscr Frank Sinatra. Japs, ice skating Musical, amiable Rand 1. 2 Music Club I. 2 (iirl Reserves I. 2 Victory Corps 2 THERESA MARZANO Trisa Secretarial work Dancing. Glenn Miller Conceited and silly persons industrious, studious Business Club 2 DOUGLAS MASON Doug Electricf Holidays, dancing tfc skating ■‘Dcad-hcads. Xjral English Sociable. chq ntil DORIS JACQUELINE MATTERN Dor Nursing Good looks, whipped cream. hiking Boys, crowds Reserved, studious I .a Fratcrnidad F.spanol 1 JEAN NAOMI MATTES Jean Domestic life Football Catty girls Reticent, domestic Defense Council 2 Pack 79 AILEEN McCRACKEft y+ 'subsistant y lc p arc laic JANET LORRAINE MERRING Jan Cadet musing Ice skating, swiininini Radio commercials Full of fun. sine Girl Reserves I. Niitfte Club 1.2 j imito Ed Business The New York Yankees Annoying people, eighth periods Enthusiastic, dependable Victory Corps 1. 2 Business Club. President 2 Junior Play Junto 1. 2: Business Manager 2 Defense Clerk I Class Treasurer 2 Senior Plav GERALD JOSEPH MICH Jut. Jerry To be happy Sports, traveling Conceited girls Active, enthusiastic Cheerleaders 1, 2 DONALD EDGAR MILTENBERGER Dino Football epathing N% rliiiMptightt , carefree rft ha11 I. 2 r Basket ha 11 1. 2 Track 1. 2 Larry. Monday Drafting Good music, girls Working Jovial, likeable Pack 80 RICHARD FRANK MUTCHLER Mulch Aviation Food, music, s| orts Kighih periods, dull classes Popular, active Basketball I, 2; Manager I. 2 BETTY JANE NATOLE Betty Defense work Cashew nuts. Harry James High heels, spinach Atlilctic. pleasant G.A.C. 2 Jack I‘hc Army Air Corps Sports («iris Shy. studious Mathematics Club 2 ERNEST BKRARDIXO NEPA Ernie The Naval Air Corps Short girls, driving School, teachers Sincere, carefree MYI.YMIK Vathcniji Vclljlfes cd„ (iirl __________ Delegate Assembly' Chemistry Club 2 I-a Fraternidad Espanol 1 Senior Play DtL 2-x x A' CLIPTON' ALLAN MORRIS Clif Bookkeeping Football, swimming, loud socks (•citing up for school, rainy days Studious, musical Band I Victory Corps 1.2 ROBERT ALLAN MOYER Mo Certified Public Accounting Bookkeeping, music, sports Sinatra, long commercials Affable, well-dressed Glee Club I. 2 Operetta I. 2 Fli-Y I. 2 Tennis I. 2 PATRICIA HARRIE MORRISON Pat Music v Good music, escape fiction, dogs (.hipped nail polish, spiders Gracious, attractive Girl Reserves I. 2 Music Club I. 2 Glee Club 1, 2 Baud 1. 2 Operetta I. 2 Victory Corps I. 2 Delegate Assembly I Chemistry Club 2 Rechauffe MARTHA ANNA MULLER Mart Marriage Football, reading mystery lxx k Disagreeable people Fun-loving, carefree I RUTH LUELLA MUSH LIT Rulhic To Ik a Navy nurse Football. Harry Janies Conceited people, bleached blondes Talkative, frolicsome (•ill Reserves I. 2 Defense Council 2 Victory Corps 2 Pack 81 JACK OLESS Jack AcronauticaI cngi nceri ng Beautiful sociable girls “Wise guys. homework Enthusiastic, ambitious FALL RIC HARD OPI I . lair , a Wcll-mannfi l uhfcr Football l.fl ™ Baseball 1. 2 OYERHOI.'I ROI.AM) ELLSWORTH Overboil To drive a truck llunli lea cli] mil Intere; Wncchanics, ROBERT KARL OWENS -t- r Isjpen in life___ v Sitting in Weaver's — ) Sleepless niguts. sleepless study l Outspoken cyous OI.IMPIO R. PACCHIOLI Squirrel Bcxrkkceping Ice-cream sodas, dancing Symphony music, egotistical lx ys and girls Keen, modest Baseball I. 2 DANNY PAI.MISANO Mate. U.S.N. Imlilsfi ous. jovial SeniorPlay I’ATSY PVUL PAI.MISANO asketball Pat tgwinl Bird’ jokinjc Aflu ient Mathematics Club 2 ROCCO PANUCC Roccy To. tic d S u in i m p g , jla st et ba 11 Baseba ii -min dcd. cpiiet Homeroom Vicc-C.hairman 2 KENNETH HERMAN PASCH Ken. Herm To get a job and bold it Parties, swimming, cars White cakes, conceited girls :grccable. independent Pace 82 ASSUNT A CARMELLA P ASSORI Susie Secretarial work Singing, the Navy Conceited people Kindly, reticent Defense Clerk 1 SHIRLEY JANET PAUL Shirley The Marines Movies, music. Harry James Homework. Sinatra Versatile, calm Senior Play ROSE MARIE PENNISE Rosie To be happy lee cream, soft music Conceited boys, root suits Willing, cooperative ARNOLD J. PESSIN Pepsin The Air Corps Boogie-woogie, good dancers Classical music, show-offs Poised, casual Ushers I. 2 Victory Corps I CHARLOTTE JEAN PFEFFER Pef Secret aVtfT work Good baritoupc. mov Conceited bciys ami l� eans Mischievous. de] endah! G.A.C. 1. 2 Senior Play Welding or piloting Girls Oral English Assured, carefree RAYMOND E. PHILLIPS Bert Printing Sports Most girls Bashful, studious Certified Public Accounting Sports Conceited wise guys” Quiet, steadfast Radio Quiz I Victory Corps 2 ROBERT Fritz Auto mechanics Fishing, hunting, swimminj Rude girls. English Good-natured, fricndlv f‘o li a ncccss hing at silly things ossified boys Sociable, fun-loving MARY ELLEN PIRO Mary Secretarial work Ice cream, flashy colors Colfcc, tea, conceited people Talkative, athletic Band 1, 2 MARY PIPARATO Pip I o lie successful Tailored clothes, sports Tool suits, conceited and catty people Sophisticated, loquacious C-irl Reserves I, 2 G.A.C. 2 EUGENE JOHN PISCITELLO Jancau The Navy Eating, watching football games Pumpkin pie Carefree. inde| endcnt Basketball 2 l tci LESTER FLOYD RACE I.cs Mechanics Blondes, driving Conceited girls Unobtrusive, sincere UJ DOUGLAS WILLIAM r MARGARET POPE • eggy Nursing Ice cream, witty people, music English class, cats, bananas Sociable, pleasant POWELL EDA PULGINI Doug Success Baseball, basket!� ; Getting up early Calm, reserved Eda Undecided iports. having fun Conceited boys, sissies Athletic, petite G.A.C. I. 2 MARJORIE RACE Margie To be successful Dick Ilaymcs. the Marines Turnips, snobs Frank, energetic UMBERTO JOSEPH JOHN PITONI Bert Medicine or engineering Good food, sleep German Friendly, earnest Mathematics Club 2 Der Deutsche Vercin 2 Physics Club 2 FRANK STEVEN POSWISTILO I’OMvis I n enter I Steak at swimming Silly girkLromantic l� ooks Candid, amiable Hi-Y I Z: President 2 JunlOTT-2 Student Clerk Band 1; E. Mathematics Clutf 2 C.hcmistry Club 2: Senior Play a HELEN PITELA s. football. suiTs Helen Happiness Records. Cals, egg yolks Gracious, active Homeroom Treasurer I Girl Reserves I. 2 Music Club I. 2 Victory Corps 1. 2 Homeroom Defense Chairman 2 MARILYN JANE RACENER Marilyn Secretarial work Frank SjOtry football Crouifsias||iniffris YivanotV a hlc|iC Girl � ■'(•! o� nT2 Band Twicer 1.2 Operet url. 2 Tennis 1. 2 Victory Corps I. 2 Rechauffe Business Club 2 VIOLET RADAVICH Vi Success Swimming, dancing, the Army ('.onccitcd people Frolicsome, helpful G.A.C. I. 2 ALFRED ARTHUR RAPP A1 Bachclordom Sleep. gcKKl food Girls, getting up in the morning Determined, self-assured BARBARA REISS Bobbie To speak Spanish fluently Dancing, eating, tall boys, clothes Writing letters, slacks Neat, spirited Girl Reserves 1. 2 Mathematics Club I. 2 G.A.C. 2 ARNOLD WALTER RICHARDS PAUL ALFRED REMALY Paul The Air Corps Hunting, fishing Classical music Shy. dependable PORI) RICHARDS •liege letz. sea food. Vegetable soup. ' memorizing Happy-go-lucky, carefree Music Club I Hi-YI.2 Mathematics Club I, 2 Physics Club 2 Der Deutsche Verein 1. 2 Senior Play GEORGE PARKER RIEGEL Moc The Navy Girls. dancing Silly girls Appreciative, admirable GEORGE WILLIAM RIEHL (.corge The Naval Air Corps Sports, automobiles, girls Nothing Friendlv. fun-loving Football I. 2 Civilian Defense I, 2 Victory Corps 2 Senior Play ROBERT WILLIS RAPP Rappic • get married bw dancing, swimming, riding s weather Physics ClrffT2 Senior Plav KENNETH JAMES RAUB Ken Drafting Sports Sophisticated girls Silent, serious VIOLET REGENA RAUB Vi Clerking Swimming, ice skating Oral English, snooty people Unobtrusive, pleasant JOHN ELLSWORTH REASER Johnny To make the most of life Basketball, spaghetti Studying women Versatile, artistic Basketball 1. 2 Senior Play WAYNE W. REHRIG Rancho The Army Air Corps Sports English Considerate, good-natured FRANK THOMAS REESE Frank Filtering the service Sports, good food Bragging Industrious, quiet Pack 85 MERCY RILEY cttcrs, music, the Navy iiglish, war Diligent, fun-loving Orchestra 1 Girl Reserves I. 2 Victory Corps 2 FREDERICK ROBBINS Peek To become a chemist Sports Math Athletic, dependable Baseball 1. 2 Football I, 2 Basketball 1.2 EARL RINEHIMER Jimmy To become a draftsman Sports, dogs Homework, forward girls Easygoing, congenial Tex To live and let live Football, privacy Onions, insipicncc Earnest, diligent Mathematics Club 1 Chess 1 WILLIAM ROEHRIG Rill The Swir di Schc Well Mathcmat Hi-Y 1.2 Tennis 1, 2 Track I Music Club 2 MORTIMER FRED ROGERS kb sias Scmor Play Operetta 2 radios, dancing who won't try new keen WILLIAM BERNARD ROSENZWEIG Bubbles Physical education instructing Sports, girls, spaghetti Gym class Industrious, loval NDREW SALAMONE Nona Cond (dec Operetta 1 Football dS Is. soda, dancing EVERTSON ROGERS jack + To lie an organist Good music Math Observant, musical Music Club I. 2 Operetta 2 ROSALIE MARIE ROMEO ,0.1 (sleeping JAMES RUSSELL Jim. Russ Not delinite Sports, dancing Cheating, swearing Sociable, cooperative ROBERT SANDT Bob Mechanics Girls Conceited girls Reserved, likeable Pac;k 86 El.WOOD ROBERT SCHOLL Elwood To l o a millionaire Eating, sleeping Working, school Ambitious, congenial A v CHARLES IOS CHARLES JOSEPH SCHULTE Chuck Physical education instructing Sports, dances. modern music None Interesting, dependable Football I. 2 Track I Tennis Club 1.2 Senior Play WJfZft- ' £l B K N william SEWHRIST. Jr. Bill Steering a hook and ladder truck Redheads Bottle blondes. Germans Pleasure-loving, gay Ushers I. 2 Stagehands 1.2 RARE RICHARD SCHROEDER Bumps l eaching or engineering Football, mathematics English Cordial, rugged F iothall I. 2. Captain 2 Mathematics Club 1. 2; Pres. 2 Victory Corps I Track I Dcr Deutsche Vcrcin 1.2; Pres. 2 PAULINE BEATRICE SCHWA R Glamor Nursing Football, basketball, the Navy War movies, math Amiable, good-natured I Girl Reserves 2 ARLENE NINA SEGRAVES Arlene .. To be a laUihttorvtftrd x-ray technician Eating, fooling Radio contineri Mischievous, a Band 1. 2 Tennis I. 2 Mathematics Club 2 Chemistry Club 2 WILLIAM HARVEY SEIFER T Bill or Whitey To Ik- a mail carrier Roller skating, driving Studying Unassuming, careful FRED SEILER Freddie 'The Navy lee cream School Musical, carefree Orchestra 1 Glee Club 1. 2 Baseball I. 2 Operetta 2 A Pack 87 CHARLES MARTIN SANDWICK. Jr. Charley Aviation Aviation, swimming, outdoor sports Playboys, prejudiced |K-oplc JncIndfThalistic. clever . . VM.yX., Vice President 1 1 Jumw play Victory Corps I. 2: President 2 Mathematics Club J. 2 Physics Club 2: Ushers 2 Defense Council 2: Senior Play SHIRLEY SCHAEFFER Shirley To do right whatever she docs Dancing, horseback riding. Crosby Wilson rooters Petite, dependable Girl Reserves 1. 2 GRACE SANGUEDOHE Gray Nursing Frank Sinatra. |M tato chips Conceited people, zoot suits Gleeful, friendly Operetta I Glee Club I G.A.C. 2 :hafer DM R|) JACK Sefcaf Ihe'N’av Sleeping, teating. WorkingVgetting Reliable, unassuit ELLEN EDITH SEIPLE Len Business Sailors. Bob Hope, spaghetti Frank Sinatra. Oral English Excitable, good-natured Pack 88 KATHLEEN MAE SI.O R Kathie Jr Interior decorating S|K rts, ice cream v «-y Wolves that wfcar netkties, y p r sportsmanship Just, fun-loving First Aid 2 HARRIS STANLEY SHAFER Hak Engineering Athletics English, homework Serious, earnest Football 1.2 ANTHONY PETER SHAHEEN Faysher The Naval Air Corps Singing Getting up early, going to bed early Modest, dependable MARY JANE SHANNON Red To be a £ood seer Men, fen Oyster Kiel resetf Pcn .lnll Parchment 2 Homeroom Secretary 1 Student Patrol 2 CHARLES RAYMOND SIEMONS Chic The Navy Driving Math, science Serene, serious JOSEPH SIMONETTA Simmy To have a business of his own Movies, sports High-class people Friendly, eager NORMAN C. SHAFER Flash To make enough money New cars, pretty girls Conceited people Mirthful, carefree Delegate Assembly EDWARD CHARLES SHIVE Eddie Professional golf Ice cream, pretty girls, good movies Salads, baseball, conceited girls Sociable, cheerful Senior Play Operetta 2 - juj UNN Bill Io killyten laps-v BioitffcfSMl' K Japs Deborf Ushers Stage-ban Studen Chemlsi Baiul 2 Senior P ise Con for-' wax. RUTH CAROLYN SMITH Skip Marriage- Roller skating, dancing, classical music Critics, unpleasant people IMeasant. hlythc Girl Reserves 1. 2 EDWARD Kd Engineering Sports None Serious, sincere Baseball I. 2 Basketball I. 2 V FERN ELOIT SNYDER Artistic career, traveling Drawing, formats. Bob El ii% Rudeness, insincerity' Serene. accoiiimodal mg Girl Reserves I. 2 I-a Fraternidad EspanOl I Arts dud Clafls I Mathematics Club 2 I unto I Junto I Rlchaufft- Victory Corps 2 0|K-retta 2 STANLEY CHARLES SMITH Stanley Journalism Movics -baschall. Bob Hope The Axis, silly girls, sauerkraut Systematic, studious , T. SNYDEiy ELAINE JENNIE SNYI Sncczy To lie successful Dancing, popular music Embarrassing moments, history Attractive, spirited Victory Corps I 'JL AM MURIEL RUTH SOUTH AM Muddic Secretarial work F M tball. a certain football player History, noisy girls Lively, easygoing Girl Reserves I. 2 GERALD ROBERT SMITH Gerry Physical instructing or coaching Sports, eating, study halls Very few Well-liked, conscientious Basketball I. 2 Baseball I Football 1. 2 MERll.YN ELIZABETH JjMIIH MWrily. A trip People. movies J Gening Comely, c 1 Girl Reserves' Arts and Crafts I G.A.C. 2 l.a Fraternidad Espanol I Victory Corps 2 GWKNDqiJIV SHIRLEY SMITH C.wcn y To lie «nrcessful eyes, clothes icks. writing letters Assured, self con trolled Girl Reserves 1.2 Le Cercie Francais I. 2 .S SMITH mu «ess kat incited pedj women Slublmm. u-l(i Football I. 2 Baseball I. 2 LUCY MARIE SPAGGIO Lu Telephone Operating Popular music, ice cream Silly boy . Oral English Kindly, earnest C.A.C. I Dewey Decimal I. 2 JOHN ANTHONY SPAZIANI Spa Getting ahead in life Basketball, baseball, football Homework in school Amiable, gay Pack 89 ZANE E. SPIEGEL MARK ANTHONY «P. Spaz _ A good job Sports, apple pic Conceited girls, history.I! homework � Enthusiastic, keen Track I. 2 Basketball I Football I SUE MARION SPRINGFIELD Sue Newspaper reporting lee cream, real men English, snobbish people, silly boys Independent, frank Victory Corps I Zanc Engineering Football, radio music Baseball, uncooperative people Debonair. nonchalant La Fraternidad Espanol 1.2 Mathematics Club I. 2 Victory Corps 1. 2 Physics Club 2 Chemistry Club 2 Rechauffe ROBER T E. SFAMETS Modest, careful EDWARD ERXESI STARX1RI Star The Air Corps S|x rts Homework Jovial, mischievous 5T YE bf lNE STECKEL aye I he Nurses Cadet Corps Black curly hair, a certain Marine- Silly boys. Axis Sophisticated, spirited Operetta I E.H.S.A. 1 Victory Corps I PHYLLIS B. STOLLMACK PJiyl c, Joirtnalisuif Books, dancing. Frank Sinatra HvjKxritbs, conceited boys Talkative, active Girl Reserves 1. 2 Vietbry Corps I. 2 GJA.C. I. 2 Mathematics Club I. 2 La Fraternidad Espanol 1 Junto Pen and Parchment 2 MARY LOUISE STOUT Stoutic Nursing Driving a car. danci History, zoot suits Lively, unconcerned Girl Reserves 1 Pack 90 VIVIAN RUTH STIRANKO Vcc To be a secretary Dancing, swimming, singing 0| cras. conceited boys and girls Quiet, competent NINA ROSE STOUDT Nina Art Convertibles, p ikes, sailors Secretary I nol 1.2 JEAN ELIZABETH STRAUP Bugs coplc, chemistry La Fraternidad Espanol 2, Vice President 2 KENNETH DONAI-I) STRAUSS I.link To be a bombardier in the Army Air Corps Hamburgers («nccilcd blondes Reliable, conscientious GEORGE LEON STRAWN Guffy To lie a naval officer Football, hockey, swimming Conceited redheads Fun-loving, sociable FLORENCE ELIZABETH STROHE Flo To Ik ha S|K� rts Classical music Earnest, ambitious Victory Corps I Girl Reserves I. 2 HERMAN MELTRAL SWINT Herman Drafting Hiking, dancing Conceited girls Reserved, iinavsuming HAROLD TAYLOR MICHAEL TERLESKY Mike The Army Fishing Talkative people Nonchalant, suave VIRGINIA THATCHER Ginny Teaching Movies. o| erctta. writing letters Conceited |� eoplc Friendly, stvlish IE I OM AI NO Bea leaching Bing Crosby. Sunday. Monday. or Always Conceited girls Ambitious, witty I.a Fraternidad Espauol 2 JOSEPHINE 4;RACE TON A Marria0f9Tul a home l ng- banana splits HisloryT HKola Tcc cream Peppy, talkative Homeroom secretary I, 2 Girl Reserves 2 Pace 91 hey To Hc chetuiful friends Cheerful, congenial Band I. 2 Girl Reserves I. 2 Victory Corps I GEORGE TERLESKI Figgv Wealth Sports. movies Eighth periods, rainy days Sociable, persistent Basketball I, 2 FRANCES MARIE TEODOLINO Fran Telephone operating Movies. |K pular music, good lKK ks Conceited people, the Axis Domestic, placid Operetta I Glee Club 2 Smokey Wealth Sports, eating Eighth periods, rainy days Good-natured, quiet Victory Corps 1 NORA TOOMA Noor The Spars Football, dancing Walking in the rain Placid, helpful SHIRI.KY IDA VOIGHT Shirl To settle down Red hair Cats, rain lioots Reticent, affable Delegate Assembly I PAUL ALBERT WANNER. Jr. When-ncr To l e successful Girls, food, good music None Shy. diligent Pace 92 DONALD B. TONE Don The Maritime Service Driving, hard work Bold people Cnassuming. jovial ARLENE LATHE UNANGST Dean Secretarial work Bing Crosby, ice cream History, orange soda Cheerful, earnest Girl Reserves I RAYMOND ALBERI VOSBURGH Ray The Navy Blondes Conceited girls Tranquil, humorous Basketball I. 2 j i m i ri UNANGST Fred) To Ik an Ar nvthiug a td N’oiJlL o , Diplomatic, dependable SenioV Pla ' ’ jrfiibn Cadet •rythin'gx KATHRYN JOAN UPTON Joan Secretarial work Sports, eating, sleeping Dirty teeth Energetic, silent Operetta I. 2 (dec Club I. 2 Homeroom Treasurer I Girl Reserves I. 2 Donk The Eating. Writing Cooperative. mmy e Maritime Scrv 1( C times, sleeping, eating rtificial girls, loud | coplc Likeable, considerate RICHARD WAYNE AN ATT A Dick FRANK EUGENE WASHBURN JOYCE WEITZMAN Joycie Eo l c a success Sinatra, swimming, sports Blind dates, cold weather Intelligent, reserved CAROLINE ELIZABETH WENTZ Carol Pediatrics Swimming. Imoks. music Insincere | eople I-oq uacious. good • h u mored Glee Club I EDWARD JAMES WEST Bashful, polite Physics Club 21 Ushers 2 Hi-Y 2 Mathematics Club 2 DOROTHY MAY WILDONGER Dot To l e a pianist Dancing, ice skating, swimming Oral English Musical, lively Pack 93 ALICE JOYCE WASSER Jcrcc To l c a secretary Dancing . Sunday, Monday or Always Homework, short lunch periods Serious, understanding « Girl Reserves I. 2 Operetta I O.C.D. 2 Bucks all farm sleeping, sports . m. . J lK 8:30 XX Band 1.2 X ) Ushers I. 2 • Victory Corps 1. 2 DOROTHY ELIZABETH WEISS Dottic To l c a success Chocolate sundaes. BipgxCt1 Oral Engflfsh, cabbage JoviaLAiwIi ievous 9 ams. Emerged Music CUi 1, 2 Mathematics Club I. 2 La Fratcrnidad Espanol I. 2 Hi-Y I. 2 Delegate Assembly I E.H.S.A. 1.2 Physics Club 2: Junto Student Patrol 2: Ushers 2 Victory Corps 2; Senior Play Business Club; Senior Play W E Z EI. BERGERrJa: Budd The Army Air Corps Lemon cokes, black and white sodas Book reports, neckties Enthusiastic, hruscpic Basketball I Hi-Y 1 ARLENE MAY WESTER Toodic Nursing Dancing, ice skating, swimming Playing a violin Pleasant, sincere Band I MARGARET ELIZABETH WOLFF Wolfic College Brown eyes, tennis Freckles, being called Wolf Intelligent, friendly Mathematics Clui� I. 2 Lc Ckrrclc Francais I. 2 Girl Reserves I. 2 Tennis I. 2 Chemistry Club 2. Secretary Rechauffe JACK WAXjN'E WYKF.R Jack Accounting B K kkeeping. 7ce cf Shorthand homeworl Accomplished, serciv Band I Victory Corps I. 2 E.H.S.A. 2 Business Club; Sci ►r Plav LEON IE ADELE WILSON Leonid •English. hiftor Talkative, tsj£jiflly Cimal I ifiii I. 2 Girl Reserves 1. 2 G.A.C. I. 2 Mathematics Club I, 2 Pack 91 A ELLfeN WYANT dOroTnl job Tennis Rude l oys. Iandsca| c pictures Cheerful, easy to get along with MICHAEL EDWARD YANNONE Eddie Fmginccring Good I looks, sports, aviation Long car rides, rainy Mondays Intelligent, reserved Victory Corps 1.2 Senior Play KENNETH E. YEAGER Ken The Marines Movies, eating, listening to the radio Going on trips Quiet, reserved BETTY ARLENE YEISLEY Betty To lie successful Popular music, dates. Harry James Spinach, snobs Fun-loving, merr THOMAS EDWIN YERGER Jones Mechanics Ice cream The Japs Shy. happy-go-lucky EDWARD W. YOST. Jr. •Ed Bookkeeping Horseback riding, good music Tests, gym exercises, cold food Quizzical, musical Band 1. 2 Operetta 1.2 Stagehands I. 2 shers I chesti a 2 ELIZABETH JANE YOUNG Betty To Ixrcomc a nurse Bowling, baseball High heels and slacks Attractive, friendly JOHN M. YOUNG Jack To become a Sports, airplanes Homework Modest, placid JOSEPHINE BARBARA ZADIE To lie a good secretary Books, music Jittcrhugging and cheese Interested, cjuiet HELEN ZAYVARSKI JEAN SHIRLEY ZIMMERMAN Helen . To l c happy Ring Crosby, neat hair styles. dancing The Voice Dependable, studious Rechauffe SALVATORE .INGALES Sammy The Army- Dancing Conceited girls Full of fun. energetic Football I Shirley Nursing Movies, walking, swimming (-ns. fancy clothes Quiet, helpful j.„, 0 Io l e habpjy Girls. Aftying tl DORK A A trum| ct. Girls ealiig lir licing on his trumpet some- ■ting that he can't play Tusical. suave Alfand I. 2 Glee Club I Operetta I Music Club 2 FRANK ANTHONY ZUCCHERO WILLIAM ZAVISKI Willy To l e a sailor Sports To work Athletic, dependable Basketball 1. 2 Football 1, 2 JAMES THOMAS GERONIKOS Jim The Armed Forces Coffee Girls Active, carefree ■ Jk Graduates of the Class of ’44 serving in the Armed Forces Harry Baumeistf.r Russel Bowlby James Collins John DeHart Alphonse D’Nicuola Harry Dornsife William Doyle Donald Drake Allen Feather man Robert Fecley John Ferri Paul Findley Allan Fretz Louis Galante James Geronikos Eugene Harris Fred Hartford Robert Kaulius Lewis Kimble Steve Konopda Henry Kuhs Fred May Richard Mutghi.er Ernest Nepa Arnold Pessin Alfred Rapi Kenneth Raub Wayne Rebrig George Riegei. Robert Sandt Elwood Scholl Harris Shafer Norman Shafer Kenneth Strauss George Teri.eski Raymond Vosburgh Paul Wanner Frank Washburn William Zwiski Pack 95 X A «• %£w? yj ? % WtA n 2 4 a p 1B..K-4 , -o , tXru x Jgflt sfi i ' fc ' C_V «- l� AC.lt N