Hamburg High School - Pinnacle Yearbook (Hamburg, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1952 volume:

A A 3, ,-f -.. x, Q.. fwiisli-f-dg.ix'?,.'e-. f mag, aw-e-Z A A -S. 5If.,f-f' if I?f?fi' g 'F- QQ - V1 52 ' U ' Lf f:2TTfn: 1 ' :iii ifiififfi-1V-f41'-'ai-fi-i'ffYl.aizg'i1?2,:.::l:Q iff al' ii?fg'E'i1E: :Li5f' PQ ij? ffi?:ffJIfif?:' i.i.lifl 1f:'i' L5 . the pinnacle i HAMBURG HIGH SCHOOL PUBLISHED BY THE CLASS OF NINETEEN HUNDRED FIFTY TWO HAMBURG HIGH SCHOOL HAMBURG PA - I x v' ' v A , .L , K , W N.. 1. ,X , A A ff . X it gr -- xx L lx. xx j ' Rx ix , ., I ,,' , . V f ' , 1 ' f ' ' , , Rx, V , . 'R 3, V . X Q- AQ . ' 'V ' 4 , , Vg' 1..C,,W. q V , - -. , A , 4 fggifiz ' . . , , . - .I f L. '. , . foreword We the Class of 1952 bring to you in this Pinnacle a summary of past events events which you will remember when looking through it in future years familiar faces companionship tense and trying moments athletic contests your loys and your sorrows No matter who you are where you are or what you are doing such memories can never be taken away from you But we cant live a life by memories alone' The year 1952 a goal for which we set out twelve years ago has finally come We must be prepared to face it' our progress before it starts' We must keep in mind at all times that the world is a trial and challenge to us We must keep up with progress we must not falter along the way We must solve everyday problems by using wisely what we learned in school Our future as well as that of our country, depends on these com ing years the years when we leave our Alma Mater and set a new goal for ourselves freedom success or security and happiness To enloy this book as well as other things in the future we must make our preparations now and pray that our footprints in the sands of time wont be obscured and demolished by the storms that follow Then and only then can we settle down in a comfortable grand stand seat and view the post in peace and contentment U , , , , - I I I I I , . . . - , , . It is quite impossible for us to get a grandstand seat and view , . I . T 1 I 1 l - , . , . I I - dedication We the class of 1952 wish to dedicate our edltlon of the Pinnacle to Mr Mahlon Weber who faithfully gave has half years before he was forced to retire because of poor health We feel that through Mr Webers guidance and tralmng we have had a more enloyable hugh school career there fore wnth deepest appreclatnon we wlsh to dedicate our year book to hum f services to Hamburg High School for twenty-seven and one- A, ,Mm- table of i. ringmaster and trainers . . 6-I4 ii. stars of the big top . . 15-40 iii. coming attractions . . 41-50 contents iv. main events . . 51-64 v. along the midway . . 65-80 vi. command performance . . 81-87 WUNGMASTER j El I' 1 + I1 uf' i f' XX R X X 413- I X -1 fi ff- 'WMU NERS Mm'-L X ju ,- J ' W N X ,,f3,j I N-'KVA'-::b,.'L v . p-U-LA L- qu ST, If Y w 4 ': 'i-EK .'lL5 '.-?-L 8 I , 'fu-. '-. N ' -'QE-5' K ...A f N Si. , .. 4 ' .f Y: f 4 1 Kg- uf-3 Q ' igj J Z- 417- sw f ix K f Q ' , ,f , 1 .f fl '. A A 'aff' -9:25 - ,.....+ Y V 2 Y 1 4.4475 f ,. if left to Right Messrs Norman Kessler Benlamn Wagner Dr Arthur A Cope fPresldentJ Ralph Schlenker and Arlan Moyer board of dlrectors Who takes care of all the supplies pencnls books tablets chalk and other essentlals for the school? Who sees that the teachers get theur pay who ponders over school problems both present and future'-' lt IS the School Board a worthy organization which takes care of all these malor and mmor problems so that you the student ot H H S may have more efficient methods and maternal for learning Meeting lust once a month even In summertime they manage to duscuss dlfterent problems controntmg he school the posslbllltles of a new gym a larger and better auditorium always having something new for the students who return for the next school term Just as you and I they too hope to see thus school gain In Improvements So to these men who contrubute more to our school than we thunk we the class of 52 extend our greatest thanks Although they never get much publnclty well bring them out of hldmg tor thus one tlme and say Thanks for a 'ob well done' T . , I , . . , , . 0 I : I I I I I 7 . I I I I I , . . ., I I . . I , . I I n n ' ll ' I I - - 1, ll We the class of 1952 wash to express our thanks to Mr Prlce for being an understanding and wlse counselor to us for the three years he has been rmgmaster at Hamburg Hugh School CHARLES E PRICE Supervising Prmcapal We also want to thank you Mr Price for getting us started rn our future careers We hope that your leadership will continue for a long time to come and help future sensors as you have helped us rs, '-1-vqyv ' Q . Q 4:1 K4 A 'f , 4 V 2 ZF as ff! , A MR. . 9 faculty MISS ANNA BALTHASER Ursmus College AB 5 years Sensor Class Advusor Pmnacle Nahonal Honor Socnety MR JOHN BROSIOUS Easi Stroudsburg STC BS 3 years Boys Coach MISS SARAH DAVENPORT Albnghf College AB 2 years Senior Tn Hu Y Varsity H MR ARLAN BAVER East Stroudsburg STC Kulzlown S T C 9 years Athlehc ASSOCIGTIOI1 Kutztown ST C B S 13 years Speech Club Junior Town Meehng County Panel Dlscusslon Teams MR ARTHUR BORTZ Polytechnnc lnsmufe of Brooklyn BME Kufzfown STC 'I ear HI Y MRS ARLENE ERNST Ursmus College A B Columbna Umversny MA 3 years Junior Trl Hn Y Sophomore Class Advisor 10 .. ., B.S. MR. JOHN EBLING Y . faculty MR. STANLEY FORTNEY Millersville S.T.C., B.S. 'I9 years MRS. VERA NICE Cedar Crest College, B.S. 8 years Senior Play Junior Class Advisor Varsity H Highlights Literary Society Cashiers MRS. MILDRED HOSSLER Kutztown S.T.C., 8.5. 5 years MR JOHN REITZ Muhlenberg College 3 years Junior Varsity Coach National Honor Society MISS LOIS KLINE Cedar Crest College A 9 years Highlights Lxterary Society Class Night National Honor Society MRS GLADYS LONG Kutztown STC BS 8 years Library Club R I Migynvv MISS G JANE SCHEETZ Bloomsburg STC BS f X I ear ll , A.s. , .B. , if iff? . H M 'NC' S .. 't 54171 . . ., . . Y ' ,y',L.Y1fg,5 r e I ,J faculty MR. MARVIN SCHLENKER Mansfield S.T.C., 2 years Band Orchestra Brass Ensemble German Band MR. EARL WAGNER Penn State College, B.S., M.S. I7 years Student Council Safety Patrol Natlonal Honor Socuety MRS ANNA WENGERT Temple Unlverslty B S 4 years Girls Coach Varsnty H Cheerleaders MR A MARK SCHWARZ N York Umverslty BS 10 years Glee Club Mlxed Chorus Glrls Ensemble Boys Double Quartet MRS ETHEL WOLFINGER Albrnght Collge B S 2 years Home Economucs Club V V Varslty H 4 , MR VICTOR TRANSUE Penn State College B S M S 26 years MR WILLIAM WOLFINGER Kutztown S T C 8 S 2 years HI Y S' medlcol, dental clerlccll and custodlol staff DR MARGARET D MILLER School Doctor MRS MARY JANE HATT Prlnclpols Secrelary A J R School Denhsl MR NORMAN WENGERT Chief Cuslodlczn MRS EVELYN RAUDENBUSH School Nurse MRS MARIE FORTNEY Clerk MR MILES WENGERT Cuslodlun 13 I 1 Q o o I .ll lv!-J ' ' 6 ' ' ' 192' D ' 72, , I, , V I - 5 . . , L DR. . . UFF ' , , I R x . lnsx fl C First Row Left to Right Mrss Agnes Altenderfer BS Normal Diploma KSTC 5B Muss Bertha Reber Normal KSTC 28 Mrs Ann Kessler BS KSTC 4A Mlss Moe Dlploma KSTC 6B Mrs Gladys Muller BS KSTC o Ich B S :ss a ro Mlss Helen Reber BS K TC 5 Mrs Ella u KSTC Columbla Unlverslty 48 Mlss Clementine Cope Scholl CPrmclpalJ Normal Dnploma West Chester STC BS KSTC lA Mlss Elva Bear Normal Diploma West 6A Miss Flossle Moyer BS KSTC 3B Chester STC 'IB Second Row Mlss Madeline Borelll hamburg elementary faculty No member ofthe class of l952 can graduate wsthout gtvnng credlt to has grade school teachers After all they are the people who had the patnence to teach us what two plus two equaled lm sure all of us remember the cards we made In flrst grade If our hands and nanls were clean, the whute snde of the card was shown on the bulletin board If our hands and nails were durty the black hand stood out luke a sore thumb In second grade we all had a chance to play In the super colossal rhythm band ln our thurd year we had Mr Schwarz for muslc It was has first year at Hamburg Fourth grade got us acquannted wnth geography and an fifth grade we learned about Napoleon s great defeat at Waterloo By the time we were In suxth grade we were all lookung forward to taklng the long walk up the hull to hugh school We all wash to gave our grade school teachers a lot of credut because we feel that they started us out on the rnght foot 14 MR lRVlN STERNER Custodian B I' , . ., K.s.r.c.-3A, M' ' sul 'ol h, ss., MA., 2Ag u ' u ' , . ., ,s. . .- Ag . Ra , . 1 T' fl ff 4 ff' 43:39 55 I tp '42 Xl Z? ,yfi ARS v 4 ff 41 I f 3? -Ji -ff S V OF THE , ' -Q4 v pr gf i,..- v- ' P' fu- -1 A, AK 1 o:u.'.-MJ P .f x rn 514' K !Q W , ' 2,85 49 ' I 4 I Q - Q Q N P v.-:A .- s--A gf 7' 'va J g-O WMI 3' 1 -4. ,,,.+ --1. 4. F ' ,'s-gn'-. Q, M' 141 4 4 ? ' A!! :- I5 rd ,W-.. QE! 'nn S' ,M , ,.,W, ' fa - 1? 1 1-Q jk ,, far , Q 'xxx N .x,.. x . - .. if -0 Q . F, I QQ, 1 '..n ' ' ' , ' we , I f 311 3 - M, MW u' ' 2 ui., v ' 3 , sit J. 1Q ,W 5,4 M, ' 45..- f-f. , , ,f nv- Q, .4 'J 3' I I L x t ... ,A ? '1 GER: Q ,- ,, iv- fr , Q51 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Seated F Himelberger R Donatellr Standing Miss Balthaser advisor l Bail y 5 Seaman l Rollman senlor class offlcers Late in their Junior Year the Class of 52 chose their leaders for their last year in the Big Top Upon Ralph Donatelli they be stowed the title of prexy and designated lrvin Rollman to assist him Faye Himel berger was given the 'ob of taking notes and while Shirley Seaman had to keep the figures and accounts To lrma Bailey went the task of recording the famous events which made its history while Miss Balthaser was given the rob of guiding and advising the red and 9reY The Class of 52 made a wise choice when they elected these people to lead them These officers helped them to overcome many dim culties and make their last year a success They have done their utmost to make the Class of 52 one of the best ever to graduate from this school Throughout the year class meetings have been conducted and various plans to raise money have been decided upon The most outstanding of these were a dance scrap drive the annual magazine sales campaign selling refreshments at games and ofcourse their bid to dramatic fame The Senior Play These people have worked tirelessly and without complaint We know we could not have gotten along without them The Class of 52 extends to you our capable officers Congratulations ana a most heart felt thank you l 7 . ' , . '. ' - ' , ' 5 . 'e , O 0 . . . , . Il ' ll ' ' keeping all the records of this mighty group, , ' . . 1 U I I7 SHIRLEY E ADAMS Never refuses Ice cream roller skatnng us tops passes the time at Eblung s a Frankue Lame fan always seen wlth Jessle future Wac art student ACTIVITIES Intramural Sports I 2 3 4 Home Economics Sr Trl HI Y 4 Hockey 4 Cheerleader 3 BETTY A ADAMS Happy go lucky seconds on pork chops Gee Whuzl can be seen on a skating run will be saying Number please druves a black Pontiac A uvmes Home Economlcs Club I 2 3 Sec 2 Varsuy Basketball 4 Varsity H Club 4 Intramural Sports 'l 2 3 4 Q' IRMA A Irma branny BAILEY Port Clnnton Varnety Gtr get rnch qunck perfect law student class hlstorlan sharp stenographer Ralph Flannagans musnc loathes concerted people A lvmes GIA 'l 2 Speech Club 3 4 Natuonal Honor Society 4 Class Hnstoruan 4 Cashner 4 Co Busmess Manager Sensor Play 4 I8 1, a ' a ' ' lc . . . ' ' , , . . . ct' I I 2 A , , , . I 'I . . , . a ' ll ' Il Club I, 2, 3, Treasurer 3, Varsity H Club 3, 4, Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 'lg ll ll ' ' ' C' - - , . . ct' ' ' 2 - - - , J , : ' VERNA M BALTHASER Tnllle two tlckets please across the wude Schuylknll Oh what a French class tall and dark usually seen pallng around wuth Shlrley future telephone operator Actnvmes Jr Tru Hn Y I Home Econornlcs Club 2 Intramural orts I 2 ss sswsgge ROBERT D BEHLER Bobby Mr Schlenkers prlze drummer What do we have In Englush2 thats a the old barrel' future photographer A lvmes HIY 3 4 Chess CIubI 2 Mtxed Chorus 3 4 Boys Double Quartet 3 A Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 3 A RICHARD K BELTZ Duck masters 36 Dodge Oh' for lobster tall or cherry pudding holds Rlps corner up tool maker great outdoors man good sense of humor Actlvntles Mixed Chorus 4 Boys Dau e Quartet 4 Intramural Sports I 2 3 Natlonal Honor Society 4 Llterary Socuety Presldent 4 Sensor Play I9 ll r - ll ' . . . , . . . Sp , , 3, 4. ll ll I ' H - - , Am' u W shirt! . . . Rip's General Manager . . . stave ot? he Ct ':'- ,z 1: ' ,: S I' K' If , 2 Y w . I I Il ' ll ll ll ll - - n ' 1 : A 3, 47 Hi-Y I, 5 ' bl ELEANOR E BOYER Loads of fun always laughung yum yum Itallan sandwuches' Oh gee whuz floats around In a Ford hooray Yankeesl pals around with Shirley Aclvltles Intramural Sports l 2 3 4 RUTH A BOLTZ Ruthse honestly enloys French s :ck xx wnth pen and brush homemade sauerkraut yum' peppy cheerleader Guy Lombardo fanatic ambltaon to travel and become ID terror decorator clvltles heerleadlng I 2 3 e s etball 2 Intramural Sports I 2 3 4 Varsnty H aft 4 mor Class S c s 4 gh Lnghts I 2 Tru Hr Y 'I 2 3 4 May Queen Co JANET M BROWNMILLER Jenny outdoor gurl Perry Mason fanatic my dog Yankee sketches for Hrgh Lnghts and Prnnacle winner of essay contests horses horses horses future homemaker Actuvntues Hockey 2 3 4 Hugh Lnghts 3 4 JV Basketball I Intramural Sports I 2 3 4 GIA 3 4 Home Economics Club I Varsity H Club 2 3 Student Council 4 Pinnacle Stat? Sensor Play Cashuer 4 20 7' ' I' . . . ' . . . I' I , A n n n 7 A 1' : C ' , , , 4z Hock y 2, 3, 4: .l.V. Ba k f , , , : ' Club 2, 3, 4g Pinnacle St : Ju ' 2 . 3: G.l,A. I, 2, 3, 4, Prc. ,Hi ' , 1 '- '- , , , : urt. . . . I . . . , ' ' ll ' ll , .... , t' 'l : , , , . ig ' W If ll ' ' ll ll . . . , . . . - X H H . . . , , . . . MARGARET M BUDDEN Peggy hoclcey s her favorite devours macaroni and cheese Gee Whiz stru ms a Hawanan gultar congenoal companlon to everyone owner of natural curly tresses crvntues In rarnurat Sports 1 2 4 Glrls Glee u 3 4 Presudent 4 Muxed Chorus 2 3 4 Gnrls Ensemble 3 4 Co Business Manager of Senior Play Cashier 4 Varsity H Club 2 3 4 Hockey Team 2 3 4 Softball Team 4 N... 'Q-uf BETTY G CARBAUGH loy ' dsgs Stan Kenton happy at easel, an kutchen on dance floor good so prano solud ugh' puts un tame at Sam future undecaded Activities Debate 3 4 Mixed Chorus 3 GIA 'I 2 3 Glrs Glee Club 3 21 ARTHUR G BURKERT Bump tall upper classman K up Watch my lump boots Rah' Hershey Bears e name as Arthur Burkert future para trooper ACTIVITIES Intramural Sportsl 2 3 4 Soccer H ,, , - ' ll 'll At ': t ' , ,3, p Clb ' ... I' Krazy's victim . . . Oh, sweet chemistry . . . ll ' - Il I ...th ' - if A 1 ,,,: 3,4 Oh'!'...' . ' , ... ' ,:' 1---,,:'l' CHRISTIANIA DOBLER Chnssne studuous great sports fan Mr Rentzs vngorous opponent ut why? always orders chu e art as pas tlme knows her polutucs a future veter nnanon lvltles GIA V 2 3 4 Horne mncs Club 'I 3 Trl Hu Y 2 Varsnty Hockey 2 JV Bas e ball 2 Varsity Basketball 3 4 ANNA E DONATELLI Ann keeps tabs on Athletnc Assocuotnon Ohh ' detests soltd Yankee rooter May Court Belle works at Alexanders H lewelry store Where are those dames7 wlhes TrlHlYl 3 4 GIA I 2 Intramural Spo 'I 2 3 4 Home Economucs 'I Student Ccuncnl 3 Luterary 2 Hockey 3 Varslty H Club 3 Hugh Lights 3 4 May Queen s Court Kfwa RALPH W DONATELLI get out great at hunting breezes nn a nnfty 50 Ford bug wheel at Prsce Hamburgs pride on the County All Stars Sensor Class Prestdent wrtnes Soccer I 2 3 Ba ball 2 3 A lntramu 2 Hn Y 3 4 Student Counc 2 3 4 President Pres: en of Sensor Class Treasurer of Junnor Class 22 A . ' ... B ' Act' z .. . I, 2, 3, 4g arsity H , , 5 Eco- L no ' , 5 '- '- 5 ' 5 . . ls t- il ll ' ,7 I , . ,, . Act' : 3 '- , 2, , 5 .. . , 5 rts , , , 2 ' 7 ' : ' Society Ag Treasurer 49 Athletic Association Secretary 4g Softball . . . . ' , - 4, X Jag I V - . f-:F V I ' tl f X K H I BiII ,.. ... ' ' ' ll ll ' ' X . , . Act' : , , , Ag se I, , , p ral l, 1 '- , 2 il t , . ' 1 'd t vi . v Kb RUTH M DREIBELBIS Rudy towerung blonde dnslukes to matoes thrnlls to musuc of Guy Lombardo plays piano and saxophone Heavens loves C75 chemlstry headed for Navy nurse Actlvltles Nature Club Sec I Band 3 4 Orchestra 3 Speech 3 4 HlY'l 2 Hockey 4 Varsity MARLIN C DUNKLE .lust call hum Butch smallest man nn Sensor Class loves to eat anythmg rea woman hater has many fruends constant loker movie faend Actlvutles Intramural Sportsl 2 3 DAWN J DUNKLE Dunk snlly as a 'ester fan of Perry Como and Bully Eckstme makes her home at Maners Bakery to don Navy Blue ns her goa Actlvltles Nature Club l Presndent 'I Intramural Sports L 4 Trl HI Y l Hoc 3 4 Vorsuty H Club 4 E 23 A H ff - - - . . . ' . . . Oh, ll ' , 7 Tri- '- , 5 5 ' H 4. H k l V v ll ll ' ' ,IM jx. . l . . . V W I I . . . . fu ,, . . . : A . Q l, 2, 3, 4, G.I.A. 4, ibrary Club 'l, 2, 3, g '- '- g key ' Il Il ' . 43 . CHARLES R EMHARDT Charlle pnlots shnftless 51 Pontiac murders the French language ful of wnse saws chocolate cake umm good engnneerung here I come college days ahead zvltles St d nt Council l 2 3 4 Mixed Cho ays Double Quartet I Natto al Honor Socuety 3 4 Speech u 3 4 nd O 2 4 Library 3 4 Jumor Class Presldent Soccer Manager Athletnc Asso lon Prcs 4 Hgh ghts SHIRLEY A EPTING Shar she s engaged natural blonde streak rrtffl ardent letter wrnter nav: gates Ford lobster and clams commercial a When Johnny Comes Marchmg Home Agann Actuvmes Home Economucs Club I 2 Vlce Pr T HIY JOYCE E FRYER Small but cute boasts natural curls yum macaronn and cheese plenty of knowl edge 5 8. I0c store operator 'oy nnglng and sewnng chaufteured around by Betty Actwmes Home Economics Club I 2 3 4 Vuce Presldent Secretary I Mxed Chorus 2 3 4 Gurls Glee Cub 3 Irs nsernb'e 3 4 Sensor Pay Intramural Sports 'I 3 4 Cashuer 4 24 Il ' ll ' ' ll ll ' . . Act' : u 2 ' , , , 5 ' rus 3, 4, CI b , 1 Ba I, 2, 3, 4, rchestra I, , 5 ' Club L' fine' . ., i Li 1, 2, 1 vw Ll , 3 ' l . . . ' . . . g I ll ' ' ll ' , g ' es., ri-'- 2, 3, 4. , . . . . . . f . . . Q L ' V, . . . . . . en s 3: : 5 , , 1 ' ' I , 4, G' l ' E , , 5 A l 5 I 2, DALE E GRAFF Navngates green 47 Chevy good for a laugh on any loke when he gets ut always has an answer perhaps a future scnentust clanks cymbals tn band Actlvutles National Honor Soclety 4 Muxed Chorus 3 4 Hugh Lights 3 4 Pinnacle Staff Co Editor 4 Literary Socuety 4 Hn Y 3 4 Safety Patrol 4 Chess Club 2 Band 4 Orchestra 4 JEAN M HENNE Chunk small, quiet my frlend Irma shorthand speed demon another Port Clunton Varuety Glrl Ralph Flanagan an movue lover some office s prnde and loy Actuvltles Intramural Sports l 2 Cashier 4 EARL G HASENAUER Hassey Rau s head typust great sports an Mr Rentz s answer cherry ple and cast for four weeks IVIIIES Basketball 2 3 J ty nms I 3 Mxed Chorus 'I 2 3 HuY I 2 Boys Dou Quartet 3 4 Sensor Play Band 2 3 Intramural Sports 4 25 ' If ll ,WV -Lf? , ff ,, , ll ll I ' f . . . . ' ' . . . ' ,E ginger ale . . . Oh, that curly hair . . . wore Y Act' : , 5 r. Varsi 'Ig Soccer I, 2, 3, Te ' ,, I , , ,4p '- .,: ' ble ll ' Il ' ' . . . . . . , . , . . t I FAYE S HIMELBERGER Queen of the May neat dresser forever losung her glasses where theres Puacune there s Humelberger Iukes the color blue Actuvutues Student Councul 3 4 Secretary Treasurer 4 Tru Hu Y 2 3 4 Presudent 4 Gurl s Glee Club 4 l.ubrary Club 3 4 V rsuty H Club 2 3 Cashuer 4 Hugh Lghts 3 4 GIA 2 Varsuty Softball 2 Intramural Sports I 2 3 4 Sen Pay May Queen Secretary of Senuor Class he VIRGINIA W HENNE Gunny grey matter energetuc sports partucupator Where are those Hugh Lughts artucles7 enterung teachung professuon always un lubrary smooth dancer w crown May Queen uvutues V rsuty H 2 3 4 G 2 3 4 Sec 3 JV Basketball 2 Varsuty Basketball 3 Softball 2 4 Sensor Cheerleader 3 4 Track 2 4 Hugh Lughts 2 3 4 Edutor 4 May Court MIRIAM A KATERMAN Mum: sharp dresser Holy Hanna ' sports rooter rudes Strausstown Flyer blue eyes always fouls to report read ung curcle books on tume Number please uvutues Intramural sports I 2 3 4 y H Tru HIY 2 3 Softball 2 26 Il ' ll ' . . ,, . . ' ' . . . . . . ill 4 . . . ' Act : U , , 5 Sr. Trl-I'Il-Y 2, 3, 45 .I.A. I. , , : . : -. 1 ' , 4: . , . . , . . sweet tooth . . . future office delight. G' , I ' : ' i , : z ' : , , , 1 ior I : l l , ll ' 'll II ll . ' ' ' II Il Act' : , , , 5 Varsit 2, 35 nv' MARION M KAUFFMAN Ready wullung and able book worm duslukes story tellers beauty tn May Court I know, but dancing among favorutes arguing ever future uncertam lvutles Trl HI Y 2 Intramural ports I G I A 2 Literary Soclety 4 Secretary 4 Semor Play Softball I 2 Basketball Manager 3 4 Cashuer 4 Varsity H Club 2 3 4 May Queens Court PAULINE M KERSHNER Polly never topped owner of green eyes presndent of Berks County Girl Scouts for an argument raves about sea food a diamond for Chrnstmas lvltles Trl HI Y 'I Sr Trl HIY 2 Home co n mucs Club I 2 Treas 'I Varsuty H Club 2 3 4 Treas 3 Glrls Glee Club 4 JV Basketball I Varsity Basketball 2 4 Hugh Lnghts 3 4 Pmnacle Staff 4 Intramural Sports I 2 3 4 Nature Club I Co Manager of Semor Play WFT NANCY L KAUFFMAN Jackson raves about nuece Susle birds of a feather wuth Cass or Janet seafood hnghlughts her menu future social studies teacher always snngnng some tune Acttvmes Trl Hu Y 2 3 4 Jr Trl H: Y I Home Emonomncs Clu I 2 Mlxed Chorus 3 4 Gtrls Glee Club 3 4 Cass Manager 4 Intramural sports I 2 4 is 27 , . , v ll ll ' ' Act ': '- '- ,3, 4g S , 2, 3, 45 ' : : ' : 1 ,: ,: ' : ' , ,fr . . ll II ' ' b,:' ,: .fl : eww A I . 11 11 V Act' : '- '- , Pres. 'Ig . '- '- 5 E - 0' ,, -: ' - ,,, -2 ., 1 l . ' , ,, ' ' ,:' : .,,: :- ' - GENE H KUMMERER Curley Put something an the pot, Boy cruises an 51 black Chevy good for at least two sub sandwiches Oh' music and shop future munnster nacle Staff 4 Mixed Chorus 2 3 4 Pres 3 Boys Double Quartet 3 4 Student Council 3 Intramural Basketball 'l 3 4 Track 2 Safety Patrol 4 28 ROBERT H KRICK Burns rubber on his 37 De Soto slings grocernes at the American store great shop man Hey listen to that squeeze box e Trophy Case Kid Activities County Chorus l Soccer l 2 3 Basketball 2 3 Hn Y 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Boys Double Quartet 4 Safety Pa trol 4 Student Council 4 JOAN C KUNKLE Pianist for all vocal groups commercial rnalor light haired lassne Oh for that morning walk from West Hamburg steers clear of snobs enloys dancing Activities Tri Hu Y 2 3 4 Vice President 4 Mixed Chorus 2 3 4 Girls Glee Club 3 4 Girls Ensemble 4 Speech Club 3 4 Secretary Treasurer 4 GIA 3 Intramural Sports 1 3 4 Literary Society 4 . ' ll ll ' 'H . . . . . , . . . th V . ' I J , . 1 , : . . I , ' - . ll If ll ' ' ll ' ' Il ll . . . . e ' Activities: Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4g J.V. Basketball 25 Hi-Y 'lg Pin- . , ' I f , , - 2 , 7 ' : , , 1 ' I . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . i .- .l I , I . v . P . . , A . , , f . 1 , t f , p - : .. - 1 , , MARGARET A LENGLE Meg tallest sensor lass Just a minute Bully Eckstune by all means candy rates hugh swlmmungs a must has a terrnflc amount of clothing Actnvmes J V Basketball l Hockey 2 Vcrstty H ess Club l 2 s In ra mural sports 'l 2 SHIRLEY A McLAUGHLlN Orlglnally from Wernersvllle often seen blushmg Oh' that eyebrow srked by snooty people Boy O Boy' an honest to goodness blonde future mussnonary worker AC'lVl'IeS Glr's Glee Club 3 4 Varslty H 3 Sr Tru HuY 4 Intramural sports 2 3 4 JUDITH B MCFALL Judy Oh thee vlz spaghettt and talklng sparkling blonde halr raves over Guy Lombardo Alrlme Hostess Actlvlttes Glee Club 4 TrlHl Yl 2 3 -1 Varsity H 4 Soft ba 4 29 ,, H - ,, . ,, . , A ' : . . J 5 ' 2, 3, 47 Ch , 5 High Light 2, 3, 45 Jr. Tri-Hi-Y lg t v ll ll ll ' II ' y E meatballs. . . Roller Derby Kid . . .continually , ll . ff. 'Wx ., g- . . . . H H . . certain. 3, 4, Intramural Sports 'l, 2, 3, 45 J.V. Basketball 2: Varsity j Basketball 3: Hockey 3, 4: Softball 2, 3, MILDRED E. MENGEL Millie . . . owner of deep voice and brown wavy hair. . . idolizes Guy Lombardo . . . sports rate high . . . those conceited people! . . usherette at the Strand theater . . . future un Activities: Jr, Tri-Hi-Y lg Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Varsity H Club 2 4. GOLDIE F PEARSON Short and snappy boasts blonde tresses Pollys pal graces Clark s hates to be asked Is that your real name? plans to be a woman in white nvltles Jr T HIY Ho e onomucs 'l Hockey 4 Girls Glee Club 4 Senior Class Play 4 Varsity H Club 4 Intramural Sports 1 2 3 4 Cashier 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Athletics fan We peanut butter apples television forever ivities Jr Hi Y Tr Hi Y rary Club 3 4 Sec 4 G A 4 arts l 2 V orus 2 3 Se Tre s 3 Girls ee Senior Play May Court Pinnacle Stott i ts Staff l 2 3 4 Feature Editor 3 Cheerleader l 2 3 Cashiers 30 MARIE V PIACINE Always last to school strong Philadelphia good on stage ice skating ranks tops Perry Como ohh' Pres 4 Intramural Vice Pres 4 Mixed u 3 4 P 4 Co Editor ugh Exchange Editor l I l ll Act' ' ' : . ri- '- 'lg m EC ' , 2, G.l.A. 25 1 ' ... ll ... 7' Act' z . Tn- - lg Sr. I- - 2, 3, 4, Trecs. 3, ' Lib , , , , .i. , , vice , , I Sp , , 3, 4, mary H club 2, 3, 4, ' . , ' ii Ch , , 4, c,- a . 5 ' ' GI CI b , , res. 3: 3 . I I . I - . I H. kk I L'gh ,,,, ' 4, ' , -i 2, 5 , , 5 ' 4. JOHN W REINHART Johnny truly outstanding scholar muzzle loadung rufleman from Belmont master of the vxolun hopes someday to add M D to has name Prof Wagner s old fatthful Actlvltues Orchestra 'l 2 3 4 Band 3 4 Mlxe d Chorus 3 4 Boys Double Quartet 3 4 Chess Club 'l 2 3 Presldent 'l 2 Vlce Presldent 3 HI h L ht 4 N g Ig s ahonal Honor Soclety 3 4 Vlce President 4 CATHERINE M ROLLMAN Cass always late adorns Clarks dmer owner of beautiful halr con vertubles are her speed needs musuc to be happy goal ns to be a morhclan IVIYIES GIA l 2 3 SR TrlHlY 2 4 Plnna Staff 4 Home Economlcs Club 'l 2 Chess Club 'l 31 SHIRLEY R REPPERT Rep owner of brown wavy halr ardent Yankee fan roams around un green Hudson couldnt lnve without Eleanor loathes stuck up people future housewnfe f U . fl ll ' . , . - V I I . I 5 1 1 1 I 1 I I . 1 I . ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 I .' , I , D . I . . I . . J . ll ll ' Q ' ' ' f., st I , ll ll I . I 1 u n n - 4 Ad' z .. . , , 1 . '- '- , 5 ' cle 5 1 I v lb l . MARLENE P RUMBERGER Molly excels ID all sports collects salt and pepper shakers would rather dance than eat forever a Ray Anthony fan future Actuvltles JV Basketball 2 JV Cheerleader l 2 Cheer er 3 4 Hockey 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Varsity H u 3 Plnnace a r Tru Tru 2 3 Nature Club l Intramural Sports 1 IRVIN G ROLLMAN Oh that nick name You guys like that coke guzzler snngnng has pride beware future pilots Rnps handyman hunts In spare tame Hey Porky Ac :vm s Muxed Chorus 2 3 4 Vlc Pres dent S mor Cass 4 Tennus 3 4 Basketbal Manag 2 3 S mor Play Sa e y Patrol 4 Q-. SHIRLEY E RUMBERGER Tall and slender always wearing gar denlas rellshes barbecues and french fries Tony Bennett drooler Pinnacle typust Oh for that F 8- M football team Number please Achvntles Intramural Sports l 2 3 4 Hugh Llghts 4 P nacle Staff 4 Home Economlcs Club l J TYIH Y HIY 32 - U . If 5 . . . . . . U . , ' I . . . sl . . I . . l s - . t' e: ' , , : ' T- i e ' I 5 V , Q l GI' , ,' 3 I Q f t 5? all bf 2 I 4. ll ll ' lik if housewife . . . style sense. , ' : .. 5 . , , 5 - 1133.1- J lead , : , : , : ' Cl b 2, 3, 47 G.l.A. l, 7 ' l St ft 47 J. '-Hi-Y lg '-Hi-Y , : : , 2, 3, 4- F 'Aj 11 ll - ' 1 , , , : ' ' r in- : ' : r. '- i- l: Sr. Tri- '- 2. SHIRLEY L SEAMAN Shar petlte lovlal personaluty devours spaghetti and meat balls shucks' vocally lncllned natural born secretary flrst an lnne at Van Johnson cmemas Actxvltnes Intramural Sports I 2 3 4 Student Council I 3 Muxed Chorus 3 4 Glrls Glee Club 3 4 Vnce Presndent 3 Presudent 4 Glrls Ensemble 3 4 Library Club 4 Cashuer 4 Semor Play May Queen Court Semor Class Treasurer DOROTHY M SHOLLENBERGER Dotty occupnes seat on Berne Flyer Oh that Tony Bennett stuck up people don rate here ardent TV fan typing enthusl ost C995 another homemaker Actlvltles GIA 4 Intramural Sportsl 2 3 4 Cash 4 JANE M SEYFERT Janne qulet little senior sa s May I help you, please? at Muller s I happy on a roller rmk never passes up Chula Con Actuvltnes GIA 2 Intramural Sports I 2 4 Student Coun cll 4 Cashier 4 Home Economics Club l 33 'l ... ' ' ' . . . Oh, Il ' ' : ' , z ' ' , : ' - ' ,f '... ' y . ' ' 5 8. 0 . . . Carne . . . ambition-housewife. I 5i2':v-,Q , ll ll ' av 'X t,,: ier- IRVIN B STERNER Oh those noisy shirts coke would be suicide another ski Stinky guzzler in POD enthusiast wavy hair future husband Activities Senior Class Play 4 Safety Patrol 4 raves over chicken outdoor JANET J. SHOLLENBERGER Sholly . . . macaroni and cheese . . . boy- for Billy Eckstine and Frankie Laine . . . another television bug . . . those wonderful Yankees . . . first class citizen of Waterloo . . . telephone operator Activities Intramural Sports 'I 2 3 4 Home Economt Club l .Ir Varsity Basketball 2 Varsity H Club 2 3 Cashier 4 RICHARD W STINE Rufus wall serve you at Rip s future in 47 tan Plymouth big loker one of H H S Patrol Boys ivnties S ccer l 2 3 4 Track 2 Basket Manager 4 Mx orus 3 Hi Y 2 3 4 Treasu 3 Pres: dent 4 Student Council 4 Vice President 4 Library Club 4 Safety Patrol 4 J4 ' z , , , p 'cs Il ' ll ' ' . . . , . . . 1 . , . Q , ! A ll ll ' ' I ' . 1 Jump-Boy . . . Oh! for some Chili . . . cruises Q ' ll ll ' ' X Act' ' ' : o , , f 1 I ball 2, 3, 5 I ed Ch , 4g I- , , 5 fer j '- ,ls f SYLVIA S SULLIVAN Devours spaghetti cmd meat balls Adams and Brughts fanthful helper enloys reading mystery stones Oh shucks' sold candy at basketball games housewife us her future ambutuon Actlvuhes Gzrus Gee C'ub 3 4 Home Economlcs Club I 2 Lnghts 2 3 Hockey Team Trl H1 Y I nramural Sports I 2 3 3 4 Senior Trl HuY 2 3 Chess Club I Varsnty H 4 Class Mana MIRIAM M WAGNER Mlm eats up profits at Chrlstman s t home on the skating rlnk roams with a Betty and Polly Oh those concented people success as WAF secretary nvmes Jr TrlHnY Sr TruHnY 2 Intramural Spors 3 4 GIA I 2 Hockey Manager 3 4 JV Basket aslxetball 3 4 ature Club I rslty H Club 2 Gurls Glee Club 4 Home Economlcs Club I 2 GEORGE R M TRABOSH Porky small man, bug name O that halr mop always a reply Armed Forces Here I Come happy chapne true hunter and trapper Actlvmes Semor Class Play 4 35 . , . . . - - - I - I , 2 - . - I High A , 1 , 5 ' '- '- , ,47 . Jr. '- '- 1 g ' g ger 3g I t , , , 4. ff . . . ' . . . h. ll Il . . - ' W 1 . . . . . . f. .I ff - H - 1 , . . . , - ACI' ' ' : . '- '- lg . I- '- 5 1 2 'I, 2, , 5 .. . , p , 1 . . ball 2: B , : N : Va ' , 3, 4: Aw- DORIS A YODER Quuck wuth a qurp televusnon fanatlc Dancing her specialty Oh that Eddle Fisher DOROTHY C WILLIAMS Dotty blue eyes and sandy hair fan of Arthur Godfrey Oh heck hikes from Belmont every mornnng never musses a mystery future undeclcled Infe ofthe party evades stuck up people future Wac Actuvrtres Intramural Sports I 2 3 4 GLENN S YODER Yee Bee Hey' look at that Hudson commands gray 50 Super charglng full back never a dull moment patrols South State beat future tank gunner uvntnes S ccer I 2 4 Track I Student Councl Mtxed Chorus 4 Pmnacle Stal? 4 Baseball 2 3 Tenms 3 Athletvc Assocuatvon 3 4 Nature Club I Safety Patrol 4 Speech Club 3 Intramural Sports I 2 3 4 36 early days ln the blg top M 37 . . E -Q , W, y . .-JK l- X , .4 f, I , .. x, xx we shook the family tree Hildegarde tired of being a wallflower Janet Brownmiller Mr Dolson her father Irvin Sterner Mrs Dolson her mother Marion Kauffman Sally her younger sister Goldie Pearson Bob the older brother Irvin Rollman Jimmy the younger brother George Trabosh After countless hours of preparation on the part of all the play committees and play cast 8 T5 P M March T4 and T5 finally came and the curtains of our stage parted for the Semor Class pres entation of the smash hit comedy We Shook The Family Tree The scene opens in the living room of the Dolson home Spring is ln the air and Hildegarde is desperately eager to attract the attention of some eligible senior for its almost Saturday night and no boy has even hinted that hed like to take her to the big dance In a Ellie May Bob s heartthrob Faye Himelberger Jill her friend Shirley Seaman Freddie Shermer who wears knickers Richard Beltz Mr Shermer his father Earl Hasenauer Mrs Shermer his mother Marie Placine school debate she wins with an im passioned plea against drinking but instead of attracting boys with her brains she only convinces everyone that her father must be a terrible drunkard Despite Mothers horror at these grow mg wild stories about her abstemious husband shes moved by Hlldegardes fear that if she misses this prom its the beginning of the end and that the final result will be a lonely old spmster Mother takes action and phones the mother of a boy whom she knows would love to go with Hnldegarde Hildegarde n o rr CAST . . . . , . I ' I 1 , ........... . , ....... ' ' I . , . . . , ...... ' I I . , .... Paige, likes to play postman . . . Joyce Fryer Director , ...... . ...... Mrs. Benjamin Nice I I , : . . I I . . , . ' - ll ' 1 I - . ,, . . . . I ' I - Q . l . . . . , l 0 I 0 I . . , . . I I ' I doesn't know the boy's name but with her vivid imagination she lays it on thick-and the result sounds better than the most admired Hollywood star. Poor Hildegarde! How could she know that her mother would pick Freddie-the one boy in school whose old-fashioned par- ents force him to wear knickers! In a screamingly funny scene, Hildegarde finds out the truth in front of everyone. She pleads with her father to let her break the date, but father is angry, for everyone is convinced now that he's a great drinker. To make matters worse, it develops that Hildegarde has given a little girl some envelopes, with which to play mailman-but the envelopes that get distributed to all the neighbors turn out to be her father's old love letters to her mother. That settles it-Hildegarde can expect no mercy from her folks, and she's in despair. Father, in danger of losing his iob at the bank, invites his boss out to the house to see how sane and sensible his family really is. To top it all, Hildegarde, her face smeared with beauty clay, dashes into the room. This starts every- thing off. Hildegarde's brother tackles Father's boss by mistake. It looks like the end of everything, but in a laughter- filled whirlwind finish, the happy solu- tion is reached that not only solves Hil- degarde's problem but will leave you chuckling for days. vi' -aL, ww-N S AACJBS sm' SV W6 J., 91. Q iff M31 N Mendel QQ! 'J Mi JQMHWA, G ader ire. Oo V R SUNG Pick QV Yx ' www ' M1 W '? I ff N ' 94 N' XAQ, CKQ , V 5 QS ' c-'D Q My fig WM dm ,I Q 2, 'Nv! . Xxx 1 l I X f I MU? , , If fl l X I N f f Q I N 1 1' .ff I Mbijvyfiu, JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Furst Row Left to Rught A Ba er Secretary Second Row Mrs Nce Advusor S Wagner Vuce Presu dent R Smuth Treasurer W Stetzler Presudet class of 53 Thus year for the flrst tume the Junuor Class had an advusor and actuvely con ducted varuous prolects un preparatuon for theur most umportant year here un Hamburg Hugh Wuth Wulluam Stetzler as presudent and Mrs Nuce to advuse them the Junuors got off to an early start wuth theur very successful sale of Chrustmas cards Audung them too were Stanley Wagner Vuce presudent Arlene Baver secretary and Ruth Smuth treasurer At Halloween everyone had lots of fun maskung bobbung apples and danc ung at the party sponsored by thus actuve group About that tume the class chose uts colors maroon and gold Very shortly the Junuors were sportung theur class rungs as well as theur flashy corduroy class uackets and hats lt wasn ttoo much longer before they chose the pennants whuch were to be theur ensugns From thus class came man members Y of our musucal organuzatuons our luter ary organuzatuons as well as our ath letuc teams Cn the Student Councul Kathryn Hartman Stanley Wagner Ar lene Baver Nancy Schappelle and Les ter Breununger represented the Class of Late un the year the Junuors were busy preparung salted peanuts and all kunds of baked goods for theur food sale un Balthaser s basement Thus year agaun for the first tume Junuors were delegated the task of spon sorung the Prom whuch was formerly a Senuor prolect Thus was done not only to guve the Junuors an opportunuty to entertaun theur predecessors but also to leave the latter free to attend to theur many other commencement actuvutues The Prom was the clumax and undeed the very successful culmunatuon of the Junuors actuvutues thus year To these Junuors who un theur three years un Hamburg Hugh have consus tently dusplayed theur talents and made such a name for themselves we wush uf possuble an even more successful year when they take our place , -. v, . 1 . I, 1. , - - 1. , 5. , n. I 1 ' 1 - I I - 1 1 ' ' '53 . ' c 0 - 1 . . . . I ' 1 1 ' 1 1 ' ' 1 1 ' . 1 I I - . . . 1 - , 1 1 i . , ... . - 1 1 . - - 1 ' 1 1 1 ' I 1 ' ' H Bolihoser Bollch L A Chnoppnnl Degler Bolfhoser Bowers Chrlsfmon Drelbelbls F Bohn S Coriwnght P Correll Dunleuvy Barr Bover Eblmg S Bowers L Bremmger C Chrlsimcm Correll J Drumheller DuBols 43 Felck Funk J Fisher Flecgle Hodmcn Kamp Kirby S Lmdenmufh Long . hAarNn M. Meck T. Miller if .f 'PY X -Q. S ox R Frounfelter J G K Hcxrimcm G Heckmon rifle C Graef? N Helmel R Humberg G CB D Kauffman G CBIJ Kauffman B Kessler V Keiner V Klemsmlfh B Krnck 44 W Krlck R Kunsman in 'Ox X fx x fx I lbs 1 Moyer Muller Nnes R Packard Rhoads L Schaner N Schappelle H Schlegel Shaffer Sl-mollenberger L Shollenberger B Smith C Stambaugh W Steizler M Sfump S Wagner 45 P els Schwartz Smufh Wagner Werley Wrllncrnson . Yocom . Zweizig J Donatellu Secretary Presldent E Stlne Vlce class of 5 The Sophomore Class has been doing some hugh stepping thus year They ve come a long way sunce thelr entry unto our school t functlons and actnvntses Theur greenness has Thus year the Sophomore Class too was ACADEMIC SECTION SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS R Dnetrnch Treasurer Mrs Ernst Advnsor T Greenawalt President organlzed and carrned on nts own class actlvu tres, wuth Terry Greenawalt presndent Ernest Stme, vuce presndent Jeanette Donatellu sec retary Ronald Dnetrnch treasurer and Mrs cessfully conducted theur allotted prolect Flrsf Row left to Right M Emhardt B Faust B Grimes V Fraunfelter J Graft J Seaman P Achen bach Second Row R Dnetruch G Harner M Degler B Clay S Hackworth C Rubnn N Bauley G Wilhelm P Shoener N Machemer Third Row H Burkhart G Petery D Schappell P Mover G Wagner T Greenawalt W Anthony P Haag B Roeder Mlssmg from PlITUf9'A Wagner G Turner r . . . , . . . . , : . . . -i S - i .I h . . . . - H 11 . . + I I F - worn oft and they are now truly a part of us. Ernst to advise them. The Sophomores suc- I 1 I r r I I T 46 COMMERCIAL SECTION Furst Row Left to Right D Shollenberger E Hartman M Hasenauer D Hartman J Donatelln R Reppert D DeLong Second Row S Hardnnger A Hartman M Wllllams A Morasky M Clause Ru Reppert J Lelbensperger D Bailey Th rd Row J Kelchner F Lelby J Mller S Stoudt A Schappell A Epler V Herber J Zimmerman E Savage the sale of prmted statuonery and napkuns Members of thus class can be found on the Hughllghts Staff In the Speech Club an the musical organizations and especually on the Councul, they have chosen Terry Greenawalt, Guy Petery and Mae Sunday As you make your way up your school lad der we the class of 52 wnsh you the best of luck with the hope that you wall always come INDUSTRIAL SECTION First Row Left to Right N Dletrnch A Schrack M A Degler E Fox R Faust M Sonday K Ketner Second Row R Muller R Dretbelbls J Norton D Moyer G Adams E Stme R Hlmmelberger C H c L Degler D Seyfert Third Row G Roth P Bt R Schappell R Eptmg S Strause B t man K Hlmme'berger S Lesher R DuBois D Kauffman Q . , . ' , . ' . i -. , . ' , . i , . , . 1 ' . Q 1 I I athletic teams. To represent them in Student out on top. e k, . , . . ' - . , . ir , . , . ' , . , . Har - A 1 - J Q T 47 First Row Left to Right R Fndler A Berger E Fortney J Adams D Balthaser G Epler B Althouse J Kershner R Dunleavy R Gesss Second Row S Huntsberger B Behler D Dreubelbus M Bond C Dreubelbns V Correll E Long J Bartholomew J Loose K Hartman P Lando Third Row W Engle D Moyer T Dnetruch K DeLong R Muller R Mengle H Dletrlch C Folk P Kaley A Kramer H Funk R Guarmo J Faust L Hoover R Henn Fourth Row R Burns S Bordner P Funk G Clemens H Bolthaser C Henn D Gordon L Krlck R Lesher E Adams W Heller A Becker R Correll D Becker B Kessler nlnth grade First Row Left to Right D Ruegel P Schucker R Schaeffer W Schoppelle P Wagner P Rentschler N Varner Second Row M Reppert H Schappell G Spxrat P Wnlhelm M Wessner G Potteuger E Wessner F Stltzel J Strause Third Row R Reed G Starr L Sterner R Norton J Wessner W Schappell P Shade R Schappell R Seudel 48 I 1 .1-l 1- 1- 1- 1- 1- 1- 1 - 1- 1 - l- 1- 1 - 1- l .1 - 1 - l -1- 1- 1- 1- 1- 1- -J 1- 1 - 1-l.1- 1- l 1- 1-- 1- 1- 1- 1-.1 . ',. ,. ,. , -. ,. ,.', . ,. 1- .1- 1- 11- 1- 1 - 1- 1- 1- 1 I I 1 U 1-l 1- 1- 1- 1- 1- - - -'- 1- 1 - U 1-I 1- 1 - . ,. ,. . -. , . ,. ,. ,. 1 1- 1- 1- - I First Row Left to Right T Moyer D Bnlman C Becker D Heck C Schappell H Coldren J Behler G Muller W Stltzel A Muller Second Row P Seidel P Yerger S Felck J Barley P West J Spotz B Klrst R Strause M Kohler A Sunday S Behler Thlrd Row A Baver G Reppert H Fldler N Lesher S Seaman S Bowers E West M McFall D Eyer R Heckman A Rengel N Miller J Bremmger J Rumberger D DeLong S Delbert D Zwelzlg Fourth Row L Moyer M Belton G Baver T Wag Wmk K Heckman P Grube L Klstler D Trump R DeLong G Bowers elghth grade seventh grade First Row Left to Right R Russmlller M Sondcy C Smith R Hater K Bachman Second Row J Coldren L Muller S Muller M Boyer K Dlener A Reppert J Moll P Schwarz B Reppert N Wal helm A Muller Thlrd Row cxrtman F Duetrnch R arr Hoss er R Albrn ht M Kust er Gaul C Spatz B Graff S Eblung K Behler C Tobias A Merkel J Reppert Fourth Row L Reb r R Rentschler M Boyer N Muller G Rubrlght K Heffner C Eblsng T Kelly P Gromlnch K Maller G Hasenouer R Lutz 49 Q , ' 1 . , . 'I , . , . , . , . , . , 1 l 1 1 l 1 1 . 1 W 1 . 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 . ' , , , . , . , . . J 1 . , . , . ' , . 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 . 1 1 ' . 1 . , . , . Q , . . ' . 3' . , . , . , . - ner, R. Rissmiller, J. Hackworth, R. Leibensperger, R. Schappell, H. Albright, G. Price, J. Wagner, R. Q 1 1 1 1 1 1 l 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 o I 1 . it 1 I I 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 W 1 1 1 . 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 U 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 .' , . ' . ' -A. H , . ' ' , . B , D. l , . 'g , . ' l , D. , . , . , . ' , . , . ' , . , . . - . 2 , . , . , . ' , . J , . , . ' , . , . ' , . ' , Q 19' , 1 XX' af .N v nb' R. B0l'f2 - o. H rode P A Ou. qw 'hh . Lf? ,fx R, yi HW i ,cod V K Q Jf R lf.-F L N Y My 'lb . , . Q-'. 20- 12 1f'.ff ,. -1 A ' K ff fir f- I , 1 2'- ' f 5 Q- -'- -..:fa Q - ,, 4 .ef fa' fx ' -ng giiig V1 of qw aff' fl , 'S' '46 W C U A D.WUI1liQ-YYIS N705 Sami af-E' Q' ' 1 is , ' o iii? Y 5 1 ' - in ' C, Pcar M 1 .ff 9 ' . MA SX 5 -ff' -A - X - 'fl 1 Af. in 5 I .,,i , 4,3 0. r F U I D- Gfr-QPF v- R .4 3: 're ll qkle mmm , . ,,..-.--l3..f- - S ---.11--Y ff---E - - lg ,Y 4 X --1 , XX L E 5 1.5---2-f ': - A ! f X X Xf 5 f .... L V NP x f W .. f ,W X, 'T 'hwy I X l -IM L J. . 1 IWW -f T W1 W U 1.m' w NMI vm My ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION athletlc assoclotlon Presldent CHARLES EMHARDT Secretary ANNA DONATELLI Treasurer GLENN YODER Assusfant Treasurer BRUCE CHRISTMAN Faculty Advisor MR BAVER The Athletnc Assoclatlon which was organnzed In T906 takes charge of all the athletic events that occur during the school year Every student IS a member sharmg the responsubllntues of the athletnc pro gram and each one has the prnvnlege of votmg for hrs officers and other um portant Issues The omcers and faculty advisors took charge of the sale and collection of tnckets and any other tasks requlred for the success of the organlzatron Thus year an Athletic Day was con ducted to make posslble the use of the new Armory Hall for all basketball games left to Rght B Chr stman, C. Emhardt, A. Donatelli, Mr. Baver, faculty manager R Ka p G Yoder o 0 o Vice President ........... RICHARD KAMP l I . l I SOCCER TEAM st o e to Rght P Moye E St e d y K Second Ro M t G Kumm ch g os a Ku Th d Ro h A B rk t T Muller R F aunf Iter W Fnk Coach Bro o SOCCBI' The Hawks of 52 dld not gain the Berks County Championship but have shown the public that there IS stall a lot of fight left for future seasons The Hawks of 53 show a promise of once more brmglng back to Hamburg Hugh this Champnonshrp The Hawks were outscored 3 to 'IO In their 8 league games They won 2 tled 2 and lost 4 league games The 2 non league games were against well known state teams Readmg and Beth lehem Readmg one of the more power ful county and state teams beat the Hawks 3 to O but the Hawks tled the Bethlehem team l to l Much credit must be given to Coach Broslous for has untlrlng and thankless efforts In rebulldrng the team year after year Credut must be glven to the man agers for therr efforts on the field and In the locker rooms Members of the team who have worn the tradltnonal Red and Blue for the last time are Robert Packard Ralph Donatelll Gene Kummerer Richard Stme and Glenn Yoder Below IS the 51 52 record of scores Hamburg Hamburg Hamburg Hamburg Hamburg Hamburg Hamburg Hamburg Hamburg Kutztown Fleetwood Perry Ontelaunee Kutztown Perry Ontelaunee Bethlehem Readmg Fir R w: L ft i - . r, . in , G. Yo er, R. Donatelli, R. Packard, G. Peter , . Degle w: R. ar in, . erer, J. S wartz, R. Flea le, D. DUB l , G. Ad ms, R. mp. ir w C. Em ardt, . u er , . ' , . r e , . i , si us. , . . . . I X f s o o G , O 1 - 13 , . . . 0 dj 0 - in-L . . . I , . ' - - 1 1 I - . , ' . ...... O . I 1 ...... O . . ' . ...... l . . . . ' ' ' ' ...... 2 ' ' ' ...... o . ' . ' ...... o .... - g ...... o . . . . . . 'l . 4 ...... O ' . : I I I , . 53 VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM F st Ro left to Rnght R Kamp C H ck Second Row R St essl St T M ll ttl B a t a ss o l l l l l l ir w: ' - . , . e . - . ine, B. K er, M. ump, K. Degler. llircl Row: T. i er, J. Gi e, . H r man, J. Schwartz, Co ch Brosious. Mi ing fr m Pidure4L. Shollenberger. o I I I I . I U 0 I . I I , . I ' ' I . I - - D ' 1 1 1 -wx I I I kk . O O 54 varsity basketball As the season opened It looked as though the Hawks had finally hut a wlnnnng streak But when the league games started the Hawks kept on a downward trend all through the season The team met unyueldlng opposltnon whlch held them to a scant few wvns Although the Hawks lost most of their games dont thunk they were all run aways Every point the OPPOSITION scored had to be fought for Brnllnant playlng by such players as hugh scorer Teddy Muller Lewls Shollen berger Rlchard Kamp Clarence Heck Jack Glttle Barry Kessler Mark Stump and Bryan Hartman provuded the fans wnth more excutement than they had ever bargained for At the beglnnlng of the season the team helped solnclt the town for funds which were used to rent the New Armory a larger and more spacuous place In which to play thelr games Thanks should be glven to all the other boys who readuly gave thenr tame un thus task Next year s season should be a thrnller snnce the team does not lose any play ers through graduation The entlre school us behmd Coach Broslous and his team all hopung for a successful commg season 4 B JAYVEE BASKETBALL TEAM Frst Row Left to Rght L St R Guar o G Ada s D Moy r R Reed Se ond Ro P Moye D ons r o RDrebensTlr o RStneDGaff CochRtzKDee l : l -. erner, . in, . m, . e, . . C w: . r, R. ub',B.Hatman,R.Crrell,. ilb'. h'clRw: . l, . r , a ei ,. glr, . er. 0 1. . . I .. . . . . . I - . . . . . I I - .. . . .. , ' l ' - I . I I ' Q I i, . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . .. . . I I , . B Roed v basketball When the basketball season opened the Splvles looked green and weak But Coach Reltz had a wlnmng and power ful J V team on has hands Not all of their league games were won but enough were captured to gnve them public recognition and to make other teams slt up and take notice Coach Reltz has the problem of break :ng In new maternal every year when has previous team turns Varslty Thus season he had four holdovers from last year when he started the season Tall Bryan Hartman as center and the fast accurate trlo of Glenn Adams Paul Moyer and Robert DuBois formed the nucleus of the team To these four he added Freshman Robert Reed and he had a star studded aggregation As the season progressed the team got better and the competltron staffer The J V s were always full of flght and pep to gave us many thrnllung moments Next year when a new freshman class starts In H HS a new batch of maternal will start trammg and burldmg for commg years The Class of 52 IS certam that Coach Revtz and has Splvues are Championship and trophy bound BASEBALL TEAM Frsl Ro left to rlght R Do atell R Kamp D DuBo C Stambaugh Second Row B Ch t a BHart affM t t R DrebelbsWFnk Co hBrosos i w: ' -. n i, . , . is, . . : . rism n, . man, C. Gr e , . S ump, B. Kessler, W. Setzler, . i i, . i , ac i u . 3' ':.':-21.'.' I o o I f M FQN W . l , I I I . . , . I ' ' I 57 baseball After an excntmg basketball season the Hawks took to the outdoors and began trammg for the sprung baseball season under the watchful eye of Coach Brosuous Although the team was hand: capped wnth the graduatlon of most of the veterans new maternal stepped unto their places and began to strut their stuff The 'l95l team did not wln any champlonshnps but the Class of 52 IS confident that before they leave a new trophy wall be added to the trophy case 1 . ' V v SOFTBALL TEAM F'rst Row: Left R'ghP-. all . D. a t as , M. M B. , . e. Second Row: V. Q , 1 a , . a o . D , . Co e . Wag . ' , . . 'r o : s. We get ' . . Potteig r M. Bu , D. Shale rge P o M ss Da e o GIRLS TRACK TEAM Behl Second s eng t A e A un d V H O -A TENNIS TEAM F st Row eft to Right C Emhardt G Yode D Goff Second Ro N D t ch B Roede Th rcl Row G A a M ge Futh Row R rck JGTll M R tz softball Due to the tact that this book had to go to press before any games were played we have no report of the out- come of the 1951-52 season. However we can give the unpub- lished reports from the 1950-51 season. Last year the Hawkettes placed second in their league having been edged out of the top slot by a slightly superior Kutztown team. This year we re looking for another championship Hawkette squad girls' track Although this sport is two years old it still doesnt have too many partici pants Come on girls you re wante Due to the lack of transportation the team was unable to compete in the Wil son Track Meet last year This year however the girls plan attend the meet whenever It IS held We re cheering for you girls' tennls Tennis may have been a new sport to H H S at one time but it has now equaled itself in rank with all the other sports Tryouts for the tennis team have brought such a response that some of the candidates have had to be turned away Although the Hawks did not cap ture the County Championship last year they are building for a bigger and better season this year The Coach M Schwarz has put much of his time and effort in the introduction of tennis into the school and inthe building of a win ning team I l I to I J McF , P Achenbach, Bl , h er engel, Behler V Henn Fraunfclter, K Har m n P L nd , M egler V rr ll, S ner, R Smith J Ely Thld R w Mr n r,J Donatelll, .l Seaman, G e , dden l n I be r, . C rrell, M. A. Degler, i v np rt. 4 C . , . . , dl . , , . , , ' to I , . . , . First Row: Left to Right---E. Long, B. Krick, D. Williamson, B. er. Row: Mr. W er , . B rger, . S - ay, . enne, P. Correll, Miss Davenport. 0 Q ' Tx . . . 1 1 1 slit . . ' . O ' Q ' .J I - , l'. l ir : L ' -- . , . r, . r , - - ' - - w: , ie ri , . r. i : . d ms, . ' T. iller, R. Flea l . o r : . Ki , R. Fraunfelter, I - . i ,e, r. ei . - .- was !rs1YS2'K. K4 ,. JS 6 v 1. ,f .- -1 GIRLS VARSlTY BASKETBALL st o lef to Rght A B g P Achenbach M um rg r R Smuth Secon ow B hler ne C Doble P Corre T ur o M Wag er u e Hack o h D Shollenberg r A Ba e Fou Kauff n Mss Da enport Mrs Wenger! J E 9 GIRLS JAYVEF BASKETBALL TEAM us! Ro Left to Rug t N Scha pelle A a er M hurdt Second Row V Fraunfelte B Behler J Fusher A Baley V Correll P Shoe e Fou th Row M Kauft an Mss Da enport C Rub s W el J Eb f-fx HOCKEY TEAM neel ng M Ru berge urs! R w Left to Rght Shoener C Rubn R Boltz S Sull P Achenbach M De er D Dunkle P Co ell econd Ro A u D ebelbus M Budd n M Wag er Mrs Wengert E Long N Bauley M Me gel G Mulle B Behler Muss Da enport northern division champs gurls basketball Thus year the gurls had a most success ful basketball season The Hawkettes lost only one game to Kutztown and for the thurd straught year brought to Ham burg Hugh the Northern Duvusuon Crown ln an attempt to gaun the County Tutle the gurls played champuonshup ball but succumbed to a taller Mt Penn sextet by a score of 45 42 Senuors who wore the Red and Blue forthe last tume thus year were Captaun Marlene Rumberger Muruam Wagner Chrussue Dobler and Vurgunua Henne Though they play un no oftlcual league the Baby Hawkettes too came through wuth tlyung colors Every game was a vuc tory Wuth such superuor materual movung up to varsuty berths next year we expect more trophues for our trophy case gurls e 'Followung us a summary of the Varsuty scores Hamburg Amuty Hamburg Kutztown Hamburg Fleetwood Hamburg Oey Hamburg Kutztown Hamburg Fleetwood Hamburg Oley hockey lt has now been three years sunce hockey was added to the lust of actuvutues for our athletuc gurls Thus year s hockey season was by tar the most successful of all The gurls won 4 games tued 3 and lost only one Thus latter was a play off game wuth Mt Penn on the Albrught College Fueld for the Berks County Champuonshup However the gurls dud a fine lob and finushed the season as Northern Duvusuon Champs For thus achuevement the Rotary Club entertauned the gurls and presented them wuth a trophy whuch has engraved on ut the names ot all the members of the T951 52 squad 0 I 1 1 I . . I Fir R w: 1 i - . er er, . , .R - ' I ' ' be e, P. Kershner, . ' . d R : B. e , V. ' Hen , , r, . il. h' d R w: . n , G. - M ll r, S. w rt , . e , . v r. rth - I Row: M. ma , i v , . u - . blin . I . . I , . I I I I I ' Th ' ' - ......34 ' ......28 ......22 . H ...... 38 ..... 32 F'r w: ' hi . P , . B V , - Em- ...... 49 l .......... 25 . : . r, . u - ' , . . Wagner, G. Harner. Third Row: J. Seaman, E. Long, N. HUmbUrQ -4---- Amliy ..-...... 28 i , . , . n r. r z . m , 5 V I I in, Mr' eng rl A ling' ...... 28 ..... .37 ......42 .....'l3 ......32 M-N . . . , c': 7' ' O0 I I I Ok . . . gt, 1 1 .O O ' - ' I uci1.m LF' 0. i--P. . . ' , . i, . , . ivan, . , . gl , . , . rr . S w: S. d ms, R, ' ' ri ' , . e , . n , . , . , . . ' , . n , . r, . , ' v . VARSITY H CLUB First Row Left fo Right G Pearson M Kauffman M Mengel M Rumberger M Wagner M Lengle R Del belbis S Sullivan P Kershner Second Row Mrs Wolf anger R Bolt: M Budden C Dobler K Hartman V Henne M Placlne S Wagner F Hlmelberger D Dunkle Wi lamson B Behler J Fisher N Schappelle J B Kneeling Left to Right S Deiberf C Smith Furs! Row Left to Rlghi V Kefner S Felck D Shollenberger N Kauff m n P Correll R Boltz M Placlne J Brownmnller D Dunkle R Smith B Rhoads Second Row Mrs Wenger? fh omew R Smnh P Correll E Long M Degler V Fraunfelfer P Shoener B KfICk A Baver G Muller A Sunday J Eblmg Mrs Nice Fourth Row M Emhcrdf S Huntsberger H Balfhaser H Schappell M A Degler G Harner V Correll S Nles S Hackworth C Rubin Schlegel M Bond P Achenboch J Ely R Reppert D Hariman J Lelbenspe gel S Eblung H Schappell A Sunday E Long S Bowers S Hunisberger B Behler R Repper? B Faust M Emhardt . ' , ' - . , . , . ol , . ' , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . r '- , . , . ' , . , . , . , . ' , . . '- . - , . h , . ' . ' . , , - , - , . 1 - V - A , - , - , . V , I ' Q I ' V ' I ' I ' I ' I ' I ' I ' r S. Adams, Miss Davenport. Third Row-Mrs. Wengeri, D, E. Shaffer, N. Bailey, D. Shcllenberger, J. Seaman, H. 'll' , . , . ' , . , . ar- , . , , , . , G. I. A. . I . '-' 1 . , . l . . , . , . , . D I 4, 1 . I . . 1 - I - f - 1 - ' I - I - , . , - I a , . , . , . ' , . ' , . . , . , . , . . V - 1 - ' 1 - 1 varsity h club OFFICERS Presndent VIRGINIA HENNE Vuce President MARIE PIACINE Secretary KATHRYN HARTMAN Treasurer SHIRLEY WAGNER Advnsors MRS WENGERT MISS DAVENPORT MRS NICE MRS WOLFINGER The purpose ot the Varsuty H Club IS to Hnance gurls nnterscholastlc sports It IS composed of gurls who are ellglble for a letter by partlclpatlon In some ath Ietlc function During Its two years of existence this club has grown enor mously and has become very active A Policy Commlttee has been formed to Fnnance Committee has been formed to plan money making actlvutles tor the c ub Some of the prolects used by the Var slty H Club to raise money for their sports programs unclcded sellmg candy and chlps at noon sellmg doggles once a week sellung Wonder Sheets and H H S stickers and a food sale Some of the more entertammg ac trvatues Included a dance a skatmg party a Hypnotist Show a swlmmlng party and a Sample Fair We gave our thanks to thas club for making It possuble to carry on Glrls In terscholastlc Sports OFFICERS President RUTH BOLTZ Vlce Presldent MARIE PIACINE Secretary Treasurer PATRICIA CORRELL Advisor The Gnrls Intramural Assoclatlon be gun In 'l93l provides a great deal ot entertainment for those who wlsh to par tucupate un Its actlvltues Some of the sports rendered are soccer basketball volleyball hockey and tumblnng Just luke other clubs new offlclals are elected each year by the student body MRS WENGERT A representative and a manager are chosen from each grade to compose the Executive Board Ponnts are given to the gurls who take part In the actlvltles and at the end ot the year awards are glven to each IndIVldUC1l according to the num ber ot ponnts she has attained O . ,. . . . I Q ' I - I D . . T . . ' , . regulate the monthly meetings, and a ' .' . . , . I . . . . . , - I Q. . C. . , . . . I - I I I I 1 - ' , . 63 AO .LP cheerleaders . 'V lx on Q 1 . 4 .-I. Ja-19 mth 'fa- SENIOR CHEERLEADERS Fr nf to Bock J Ely H Balthoser R Boltz B Krlck V Henne V Frcunfelier M Rumberger Mrs Wengeri JUNIOR CHEERLEADERS Flrs1Row J Rumberger Second Row H Schcppell S Hunisberger Thlrd Row Mrs Wenger? M Bond J Seaman J Borfholomew I ,fm 64 f' 1 . ge, -11 q ., v Q. 'ig- x' 4, .' .TM Q- Lfq KM f A .1 1 . 4-We W' ae. J df? V :LJ f W- O A 'coolfg ,W .Y-U, O 1. , . , . , . vtiq ALQNQ was f N I D AY F,d . -151, I -fi- fl P' 'Ill 'f -1- j ,gfm Nia 6 V V -ff -4 4 g 1 ill? Y-'A -31.151- i..i..Q 4... ... If 1 1, sv 6 ' S 4, ' -- f ' ' iN-...--ni , Y 1 an - 6- A H ' I' fi 1 ' 4 Dk, - ' , pi, -' A V - .0 . -7 i 1 V ' ,L 'JP' 5 , ....- -? W Q ,,, N ,.,--- ' ,,,, 6 - ' .4--if X 0 wwvml, LL f. .- 1:-C X f .. - - lx ,, 1, H+ ,- ,.. .. , T t I Jr- i' Y' - 1 -ff' 1 --- f -- wld- , .. . l . I, l --ft ..l , - S' .. Z. 2 ,P -....... ' . 4 -- Pr' -Ag:- hi . . , .,- 5 - - .- -. '- A . i ' r ',- . ,ll 1' --LEA: 44... ' H . -l, J ,.... , -- . - V A V ' ,,.- - -'- ,-- ,. ,dur-Q .,,ff- A f ' I - 'V' f 2 -i -qniai !AA?u fi 4 in Q- '- 0 -,gang ' ii , national honor soclety Presndent CHARLES EMHARDT Vnce Presudent JOHN REINHART Secretary Treasurer VIRGINIA HENNE Advusor MR PRICE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Seated Left to Rlght l Ba ley C Emhardt V Henn Re nhardt Standmg H Balthase C Dobler K Hart 11 r Gra Wa n r M Bo c Kauff an Masslng f om Picture J B o mlller Ilterary soclety RICHARD BELTZ RICHARD STINE MARION KAUFFMAN ANNA DONATELLI MISS KLINE Presudent Vlce Presrdent Secretary Treasurer The Literary Society dating back to I89l IS one of our oldest organuzatlons and consists of all the students In the hugh school It has been the custom of LITERARY SOCIETY S ated L ft t Right D Graff K Hart J Ku M Kauffma A Do atell Standlng Mlss Klne R Stlne s N c B student councll President RALPH DONATELLI Secretary Treasurer FAYE HIMELBERGER Faculty Advisors MR PRICE MR WAGNER Thus organization may perhaps be called the most essential as It gives the members of the school an opportunlty to carry out the alms Ideals and bene flts of a democracy Bulls may b STUDENT COUNCIL Kneelmg left to Rught L Muller C Sm th First Row Mr Wagner J Seyfert R Stine R Donatella F Hamel berge C Emhardt Mr Price Second Row W Stetzler R Beltz R Krlck L Brelmnger S Wagner J Glttle T Greena alt Thlrd Row-G Petery M Sunday N Schap pe e A a e rce Har man S lrat Brownmlller A Berger L Krstler Membership to thas society IS con sidered the highest honor that a student may attain Established In our school In T936 It serves as an lncentlve to de velop good qualntres among all students Membershup as llmrted to fifteen per cent of the class and IS based on Scholar ship Service Leadership and Character One of the outstanding events of the National Honor Socnety IS the Annual Alumm Banquet the soclety to present programs In which the members display their musical and oratorlcal talents Thus year s programs featured panto mlmes several plays and not to be for gotten the Chrlstmas program accom panned by the customary lolly Santa Claus The society also sponsors a series of Lyceum entertamments throughout the year Outstandmg artlsts are presented for the enlightenment and entertaln ment of the student body The success of these programs was due not only to the leadership of the officers and advlsors but also to the co operation of the entire student body amended repealed or added to the schools constitution The Student Court was established to hear cases of pupils who were violators or had dnsobeyed the Student Safety Patrol Rules The Presndent of the Sensor Class President of the Athletic Assoclatlon President of the Junior Class and Pres :dent of the Literary Soclety automatic ally become members of the Council This year officers attended a rally at Wyomlssmg Hugh School which was the first of Its kmd to be held We extend our thanks to thus organl zatlon and hope they will contlnue their good work through future years 0 0 . . . . . ......... I - -L - I I I ' 1 ' - . I , . , . e, J. i . ' : , r, . , . man, ' ' ' R. Bel , M . Price, D. ff, S. g e , . li h, M- 0 m , ' ' r ' : . r wn ' . . . . . . . . n u 1 1 . 4 . - 1 . . .... . . . . . ' I I - 1 o n 4 I - Advisor.. ...... I ' ' I . . T 9 , e o ' - . , . man, . nkle, ' - , n, , n l. ' 1 ' i , . , . , Mr . i e, R. eltz. . 0 I I , . . - . . . , ' . . . , . . . . . . . . I 1 . . . , l I . . - I , I I 0 0 I Q . e ' T . . . . . 1 , , 1 . , . I . - . . , , . I o l 1 I ' ' Q r, . , . ' . - - I ' '- . , . ' I . ' . I - 1 - 1 - . . . W . . v I ' I ' ' II, .svf,c.Pi,K. 1 ,G.p ,:. ' , . , . . ' an .QS 'X K , 4 1 , f.ll ...pew -...uv A' .vp gg 'f.'o 'W. n x.b - 1 ' - ,frtrfffv -fr- ,En .ar- 4 ga' X - T q, 4 a vf gZ 4. 4,2 f :if 1 Av ,sf ., 9 gee SW-HR' an W 6 'K nf' I I 5 ' 32 9 'T Y - - 'I' I. Q, F- A .A y. G' 'L A V A P 'Y .Dv if Qsfflji: L ' 40' Gu S Ilbrory club Presldent Vuce President Secretary Treasurer Faculty Advisor LIBRARY First Ro Lef to Right W M s Second R Lo o nb g r Pa SARA NIES LEWIS SHOLLENBERGER MARIE PIACINE RICHARD KAMP MRS LONG CLUB Stetzler P Achenbach J e D Dunkle S ea Ho ma Kamp F Hlmelbe ger V t S bu Emo! he G Adams speech club President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Publicity Advisor BRUCE CHRISTMAN JANET YOCOM JOAN KUNKLE LESTER BREININGER MR EBLING SPEECH CLUB Seated Left to Right W A tho y N Kauff o B Chr u b lbs rc and S Wag o m m re in E a Ru R Humb rg V Fraunf lter H Balfhas cashiers CASHIERS Frst Row M Katerman M Budden M Pac ne F H e e eaman S ting B ey Seton S 0 e be ge D Sholle berger J Henn J o e s c au Y er y These librarians met once a month and fulfilled such duties as arranging displays keeping shelves in order mending books routine desk duties and typing catalog cards A student was on duty each period ot the day As a relaxation from their numerous chores the club members held various social activities which Included a barn party a Christmas party a dance and an annual outing In sprung They also sponsored a Book Week Contest ln which everyone was allowed to par tlclpate The group should be complimented for its excellent work In keeping the library neat and up to date May at con tnnue to serve our school so well The chief activity of the Speech Club ts the series ot panel discussions con ducted by the Berks County Debating League The club was responsible for student representatives on the Berks County Junior Town Meeting ot the Air lt IS hoped that this organization may serve best as a source of better speech habits and development of the ability to think clearly Since last year a school savmgs pro gram was started at Hamburg Hugh Each Monday mormng has been de sngnated as bank day It has been the duty ot these senior gurls who are com merclal students to be the cashiers . . . . I . . I . I I I I ' w, I ' - . , . , , ' Ely, r. Long, I.. Sterner, G. Harn r, . , . S - , , , man. ow-E. ng, B. rt n, S. Nies, l.. Sh Ile er e , M. i cine, R. , . ' r , . ' , , ' - Henne, K. Har man, C. tam u gh, C. h rd , R. S 'n , , Librarian ............ CHARLES EMHARDT ' - II - . - - - Il , ' - . n n , , m n, . ist- man, J. Kunkle, Mr. Ebl'ng, C. Emhordt, l. Bailey, R. . ' . Drei e i, R. Diet i h. St ing-M, Emhardt, G. Hafner, . ner, J. Y co , K. Hart an, L. B in' ger, . Sh f- , fer, C. bin, . e , . e , . er, . 0 i - . , . , . i i , . imel- , b rg r, S. S , . Ep' , I. oil . d Row-J. - l1 ll V1 Y Y, . n , . e, . Br wnmill r, , Mr . Ni e, M. K ffman, J. Set 1, J. Fr er. ' I - , . F 415' semor trI hI y PresIdent FAYE HIMELBERGER VIce Presldent JOAN KUNKI-E Secretary SARA NIES Treasurer JOAN EBLING Faculty Advlsor MISS DAVENPORT Chaplaln KATHRYN I-IARTMAN SENIOR TRI HI Y Furst Row Left to RIght D Hartman S Adams A Do I oener chrack r mes Mc a Boltz J Do atell Second Row H Balthaser S Eptmg SullI a G K uffman J Ebl g M Kauffman Hmel be ger J Kunkle S NIes V Henne C Rollman Achen bach Mss Da enport Th rd Row J Sea Graft G WIIheIm V K tner G Ha ner S HardI ge Frau flte S McLaughln M Degler N Kauffma Mllle A Ba e A Morasky H Schlegel S Zwelzvg Kauff man Fourth Row M Emhardt B Faust P Correll N Ba ley K Hartman J Yocom B Clay S Haclv. orth C n E Shaffer M Pac ne S Stoudt M Deg er Wag r R Humberg J Le bensperger N Schappelle Iunlor trl hI y Presldent ELAINE LONG VICE PI'eSIClent CLAIRE DREIBELBIS Secretary BARBARA KIRST Chaplain BARBARA BEHLER Faculty AdvIsor MRS ERNST JUNIOR TRI HI Y KneeIIng Left to Rlght H Coldren S De bert FIrst Row Lef to Rlght C Sm th S Mlller N Wlhelm J Spatz re b b s n e er Behler Mrs Ernst Second R w J BreI Ing r M McFall esh r N M A Su day K Ha tm P Ye ger K De ner S Seaman J Rumberger L M Iler T d Ro P Se de R Heclzman M Bon S Hunts e ge K ehl r M KIstler G Potteuger Straus F ck H Schappell D DeLong D Heck A Mller home economlcs club SHIRLEY HUNTSBERGER BARBARA ALTHOUSE HELEN SCHAPPELL JOANNE BARTHOLOMEW MRS WOLFINGER PresIdent VICE Presldent Secretary Treasurer Faculty AdvIsor HOME ECONOMICS CLUB FIrst Row Left to Rlght 'Ars Wolhnger J Fryer S Del brt E Fortney S Seaman H Coldren J Behler P SeIdeI B Althouse Second Row G Sp rat H Schappell S Huntsberger R Strauss M A Degler C Chrvstman M A Kohler N Lesher M L ChrIstma ThIrd Row D DreI belbls S Feclc M Kauffman M Bond P Wllhlm C DreIbelbs P Lando G Potte ger D Balthaser The slster organIzatIon of the HIY was organlzed to create maIntaIn and extend throughout our school and communIty hIgh standards ot ChrIstIan character Its purpose IS to develop ITS members In SpIrIt MInd and Body and serves the three maIn traInIng agencIes Home Church and School ThIs year the GCTIVITISS ot the Trl HI Y Included Inductlon ceremonles a dance a roller skatIng party ChrIstmas carol Ing tlllmg ThanksgIvIng baskets VISIT Ing churches makIng scrapbooks tor the SanatorIum and the May Day TSSIIVIIISS The good Wlll whIch was created by thIs organIzatIon acted as a stlmulant for everyone to do good The JunIor TrI HIY a sIster to the Senlor TrI HI Y sets CSYTGID standards each gIrl promlses to follow them to the best ot her abIlIty These Include pure thoughts pure words and pure CCTIODS LIke that of Its BIg SIster the purpose of the organIzatIon IS the promotIon ot ChrIstIan lIvIng and ChrIstIan character The members a t t e n d e d several churches as a group and helped a needy tamIly at ChrIstmas tIme I can you can we all can IS the motto chosen by the Home Economlcs Club ServIng as a guIdIng llght thIs motto has helped the Industrlal arts gIrIs buIld theIr club Into a purposeful organl zatlon MSGIIDQS were held every Tues day wIth a socIal once a month Every gIrI must have one year of Home Eco nomlcs to lam the club The actIvItIes for thIs year Included Incluctlon SSFVICSS vestments for the Woman s Club and the hIgh school vocal groups roller skatmg party a Hal lowe en party and co sponsorshlp of the holIday semI tormal wIth the HI Y O 0 0 I I . I 1 - - - Il - - I I I I ......- ' . . . I l I I ' L I I - A I I 1 ' f ' ' ' na' . I I I - - teIl', P. Sh , A. 5 I BI G 5 I -I- F III. R- I I , . n I. - I I - I ' ' - S. 'v n, I G I - in I - I F- I ' . . . I . . Y I . I - ' I - I - I P' ' I 1 ' , i v , i - . man, J. , ' ' I I I I 9 I - I I - In rf V' n' . I I I I 9 r, , I , I I I FII I- I TI I - . v r, . , I I I ' I I G- ' , , i ' I ' I , 'I I I W I D I I I I Rubi , . I - I I I - I - I I 5- ne , . I I I I - - ' 0 O U 0 u - I - 1.nun......I.-... ' '- '- I ' I I I I I I I I 1 I I I I Q 1 . I- .- , . Treasurer .............. JANE SPATZ as a goal. In the beginning of The year 11-7-1 - I I ' - - ll - - Il T ' I - I ' .M U I c i A ' I . . . . I ' - . I , . ' , . I , . , i ' i t I C. D I el I, E. Lo g, B. Kirst, B. B hl , J. Behler, S. . , . I o - I 'n' e , . , N. L e , S. Ebling, . iller, . n , . r an, . r , . I , . , . , I I . hir w- . i I, , , I Cl, . - b r r, . B e , . ' , . ' , R. e, S. , , , ei , . , I , . , . I . ' o ' ll ll - . . . . . . I . . I I I . I . TI I , I , I -' ' I e , . , . I . , . , , I ' ' , . . : . I , . , . I , I , I I , I ' , I 1 , ' . , . , . . ' n. ' : . '- I - ' ' , . i , . , , , . ' e , . , . , . ' i, . , . i , . I ' ' I 1 1 Y UZ , 1J 1 Lf LQ KX3 72 hly RICHARD STINE GLENN ADAMS WILLIAM ANTHONY JOHN GITTLE MR WOLFINGER Presudent Vuce Presudent Secretary Treasurer Faculty Advusor HY lst Ro 1 o ht r o z B e W A tho egle m G e A D e be M Wolfnger Second Row B Roede De er e re e Det d ow R er ar ma K ft ag e e rg DuBo s R Be D os o D Sholl nb rg r safety patrol Faculty Advisors MR WAGNER MR PRICE SAFETY PATROL ated, Left t Rght I S ner, R Kr ck, G e , raH, R un , e , asenauer, umme er, I Rollman Standing R Dreubelbus, N Duetruch, A Dreu belbus, Mr Pruce, R Muller, Mr Wagner, B Kessler, C Heun, R Lesher Thus club us composed of male senuor hugh school students The natuonal pur pose of the Hu Y To create mauntaun and extend throughout the school and communuty hugh standards of Chrustuan character acts as an uncentuve for each member of e club to do hus best un speech manner study and servuce so as to make hus lute worthwhule for humselt and hus community Thus year the actuvutues of the HuY uncluded unutuatuon of new members a semu formal bowlung fillung a Thanks guvung basket a Valentune Party a Mun strel Show and cu Sprung pucnuc Thus club has been one of the most popular actuvutues tor the boys at Ham burg Hugh The operatuon of the Safety Patrol us one ot the hughly esteemed servuces ot the Student Councul The squad consust ung of several students us captauned by one ofthe boys Through the eftorts and tume of thus group dusmussals are made sater for the students Every year the boys are invuted to ou banquet sponsored by the Readung Automobule Club 0 Q . . . , . . . . . . . ' 1 , , D .......... . . 1 . l I 11- - - th ' ' I I . lu I Fi w, Lef 0 Rig -M . B rt , R. ehl r, . n ny, . I - ' ' - . - K. D r, R. Stine, G. Ada s, J. ittl , . ri Ibis, , , ' r. u . -. r, L. gl , H. ' ' ' Burkhart, H. Balthaser, P. Moyer, R, Fraunfelter, R. Dona- . ' ' tlli, T. G enawalt, N. Dietrich, K. K truer, R. i rich. Thir R -. Himmelberg , G. H t n, R. rick, D. ' ' ' - Gro , G. W n r, K. Himm lbe er, R. i, , lil, , D. uBi,J. Nrtoru, . e e e. - Q I - . I . . I Se o i -. ter . i . Yod r D. , G . St' e R. B hler E. H G. K r 73 GLEE CLUB Furs! Row left to Right A Chnapplnn G Wulhelm S Fox P Kershner G Pearson J Ely J Bariholomew M Em hard? J Fryer S Hunisberg r H Balihaser P Achenbuch J McFalI Mr Schwarz Se ond R w J K nkle J b ensperger J Donafelll M Wagner F Fraunfelier H Schappell G Spurat G :mel P Shoener B K k Chrnsiman D Harfmon Thlrd Row M Bollch G Muller belbss S Hardmger M n C olmon E Lon Seaman Fourfh Row J Seaman G Horner G Potfelger E Shaffer J Yocom M Huacnne A Wagner S Wagner N Barley H Schlegel M Bqdden K Hariman vocal organlzatlons MR A MARK SCHWARZ Vocal Director BOYS DOU BLE QUARTET f lo Rlghl man Hasenauer Be er Remhart R Krnck R Belfz C Emhardt G Kummerer J Kunkle Accorrpamst . , . - . .c o Y . u , . Lei ,I ' , I. He' , . I I , . ric , C S. Zweizig, Grimes, Kelchner, F. HJmelberaer,AD. Drei ', . ' , . Bo d, . R I , . g, S o u lef ' --I. Roll , E. , R. hl , J. GIRLS ENSEMBLE Left Io Rlghi J Ely G Muller G Harner S Wagner V Fraunfelfer M Budden S Seaman J Kunkie J Fryer H Schlegel G Wulhelm D DeLong Accompanuv my T6 'N MIXED CHORUS S Fox G Wnlhelm A Chuappnm Mr Schwarz Second Row M Budden S Seaman H Schlegel S Wagner K Harvman V Fraunfeller G Harner S Zwenzug J Lelbensperger J Kunkle Thnrd Row G Kummerer R Kunsrnan E Sflne D DeLong W Siefzler P Moyer T Greenawal? R Dlefrlch D Moyer I Rollman R Kamp Fourth Row C Eml-ward? R K k G Yoder J GMI R Beltz D Gra5 R Beh er R Sfme J Rennharf E Hasenauer 75 ff MH 17 K Q 5 QI B Y 1 First Row: Left to Right--M. Piacine, P. Achenboch, B, Krick, J. Fryer, J. Ely, G. Pearson, H, Balrhaser, . l,l. . :. ,.ric,. ,.ie,. ,. ,.ll MR MARVIN F SCHLENKER Instrumental Durector 76 BAND Clorinets-A. Werley, V, Her, ber, C. Tobias, R. Diefrich, L. Risser, R. Faust, N. Mcrlmley. Trombones-G. Adams, W. Cluffer, N. Wengerf. Tuba-P. Moyer, B. Kessler. Trumpets- E. Sfine, C, Emlwordf, F. Moyer, F. Moll, A. Merkel, D. Trump, A. Oberholfzer, C, Stombough, P. Birf, G. Starr. Sexes-G. Miller, T, Greenowoli, G. Price, R. Dreibelbis. Alto Horns-l. Reinharv, W. Schoppelle. Bori- Oones-B. Chrisfmun, R. Leibens- berger. Drums-R. Behler, D, Leibensperger G Kummerer D Graff BRASS ENSEMBLE Adams J Reunlworf P Moyer B Kessler C Emhordf E Sfme MY Schlenlxer R . t , - , l l Left to Right-B. Chrislrnon, G. ,V instrumental organlzatlons 77 GERMAN BAND Leff to Righf--P. Moyer, G. Adams, A. Weriey, R. Dietrich, E. Stine. ORCHESTRA roms J Remhorf B s e E Foriney C Drelbe I Kummerer D Graff Clarmefs Werley Die rlc Tobias Baritone B Chrrstmon rumpefs une m hard? Saxes T Greenawalt C Price Alto Horn W Schap peil Trombone G Adams Tuba P Moyer . :FQ- o 0 0 Q52 G 4. Q i V' I' -, ' , , Kes - I r, . , . ' lb's, C. Hein. Drums-R. Behler, G. fA, , R. A T ' h, C. T -E. S' , C. E - Ni, 'i ,r Q? ,gy f pinnacle staff Co Edltors Business Edltor Actnvntles Editor Class Edator Boys Sports Edntor Glrls Sports Editor Typung Edntor MARIE PIACINE and DALE GRAFF GENE KUMMERER RUTH BOLTZ CATHRINE ROLLMAN GLENN YODER MARLENE RUMBERGER SHIRLEY RUMBERGER Asslstant Business Manager PAULINE KERSHNER Art Edntor JANET BROWNMILLER Faculty Advnsor MISS BALTHASER The T952 Pinnacle ns the product of much thoughtful planning and hard work on the part of the staff We have to uphold the hugh standards and tra dltuons land down for us by those who have traveled thus road before The rec ords we have set forth In the pages of our yearbook bear testimony to the good wlll and fellowshup prevalllng In our class We can hardly realize at the pres ent tame the tremendous Influence that our associations with each other will bear upon our future luves and careers May each one of us deruve a great deal of satnsfactlon as we reread these ac counts of our actlvltles In the years to come To those following In our footsteps we offer our best washes and encourage ments to do their best at all tlmes We know they wlll accept our reminder to uphold the good work done before them and eve strlve to Improve upon what has already been accomplnshed an establlshed The efforts we have made In hugh school should serve as a beacon to gulde all of us toward further achievements whatever walk of lnfe we may choose Af 293 PINNA LE STAFF Seated Left to Right C ollma Yod Graff ac co ed to sl G me o m andlng P Ke shne M umberg r Mus ltha ot Ru oe , . . , . - f ' . ' in S :A iff . 2 V X . V ,- ., C , ' - . R n, G. er, D. and M. Pi ine 1 - I r , . Kurn rer, J. Br wn iller. St ' - . r r, . R e , ' s Ba ser, R. B lz, S. m' rger. 79 :ty I . nz- Hug Bu th U 'H r f, .X ' iXi X HIGH LIGHT -,E 4 E I ii'-2. x S.'g1XU!:XxX:Xl,XiXxX!Z1XjX4i4iX1X.XXX xflwvanx r. fz. mx- xx ..,,. 1.1. 'XVQ Shank the Family Tru X fvvrnn. ' .IH .,.,l,..-, I..-V 1.:' N 'E--.1 , X lh4l.1v,l.. im.:-. X 41... u J, HIGHLIGHTS STAFF 1 .x -1 .v.r. 1. ,-. 1. 1 x 4n,.H,,.. ., W1 ' 'Hu H LIGHTS X 1 mum I 1 ilu UA H spun U.. nn x -fx In UI lu! Will quilt J 'wk I Th r 1' ' I dn Q U 9 1 'wr M N XX unix' . ma 10 run nn-1 ,,,,, R,.,,,,,,,,,,, 11. N Y w 1 nn uma nz u lilmg A 4, 4,4 wx h rf! IWW- mmf- p mx and ygoinv mm U,-,,.1,,4 XX X nl X r XXa1.rwr,,,m-z-4 fur1he1.e0r,4 K5 uhlng XM, 3 Pmlulf, 13 ummm Ss. K Yu nd mf- Qmfxm founflll mm w hr md nn Fabru ly hu nr hr p-.v n 1 mam ll 1 nl n ls 0514 n X1 lr Pxkfu Jo-n Bu :sh rn :S ll x'm11:X, lf, H- 1:1 ,X A ' . X. , 0 -, un mg... L naman A ' V ,pw- ft f lim l'u .11-.:! Xl - -. 1 , i Spur A' ,N :-'Q 'N w - 1 . . . X , , X l'l.- .dr .1-. Xlmlgv X, ,X XX X XX X, ,X XX, X I' ' I ' I ' - , ' S 1--ml :rx X ,X X I , . X , ., , -',..4l' 4 - , V- -. la I s 't V. Q' . - -1' - wr.. .1 , X . f . , ,. ..- 1 ' ff X '. 1 'H X Q ' . ,-1, A: - 1.1! . . Xe . X ' X k ,X VX. X X X , . X . X . - ,- X. -. W,-Axk X. X s-. -. ,. . - - 3 X, V -5 'XX . . X X 57' ' - .,... X ,. ' -X X -- XXXXXXXN B.. , 1 X 1: X ff l,' yfwfg 1 XX ' 4 . , X .X ' X X .X XXXX X , ' f ' Q ,X ' .. -, . .X ' ' ' N . X -X ff'--f' 1 uma- -,, p- NX.. X, hu- 5.1.1-1 .-w. ,!4..1v. vu.. X , ., . ,, V- 1' -1 ' ' -' - ' H v - 5 . fs-11.-V-. X ' - - , ., ,. XXX.. ., X X X X X , X- . X, XXX XX ........... ,XX X XXXXXL .X ,, . - , XX IIJXX . .XX - - ' ' xn..m.c-xu r ' T I:-x nn, X.. ...gy--.., y. .- .XX H QU., ,LX ,, ,.. 1 .XX K -- 1 -' ' H '- ' .Qi-S ., ,. ., ' - ' , ,XX XX XXX XXX, X X X. XX. XXXv X X XXXX . ... , ., X., xn. A ILM, XM, XXX . , , ..,., XX X E, X, , .X . , X X.X XX.XY . f X -- -4' ' , ,,. , . 1 - - - '4 1- uf-1 y- 3 r. 11 uf. 2- , y- .W ' 'X ' . -1. 1 - . , .. if , . . ... ' ' W' '-'mf' S ' .. ...J . Q , , . XXXX X X X X X A x XX 1- . xs.,.1 ..1X XX XX ,X- . , ,,,,. XXXXX XXXHXX X H HX X XNX. L ., . - - V .',' '- - W ' mf. . A.-'1':., , ,X .., , 1, .i , ' f ' uf. .- XX'X XX ' - 1 K '- ff '- 1 L-.fu l,..'xrvfJXXX' XX' ,,XX,, ,. V, .. ... ,m 0 - nv' X .1 I , H' , - X 3.:,1 - ' ' '. - ' ' XX.X XXXXXX X . . . X. -g:...1.,.,X.XX ,....,,X X, X,.XX, ,XX,,-1 X X XX ,XX .1 H -M., - X XX XX X X XX XX M. . X . . .X . 4 1 :er rs. f, ,, ff 'X X'X'X'XX ' - X VN' UH- - F V 4- -1-.- fm' mv- r.1- .11 rm- .v .M-11-V.. ,, ,, 4 , ,,. XXMFLPX I .,,.-.-.. ig ., .X X 1XXjX , X,'X I' P .'H-ff 1'....1- ' - I - ' ' H 1' :, 117, mf- .im up m wr.. --ma-1. '..g,..,- , ..- I.. - -- f' 'Q-, ' 'Q I .1--122 .- .-J.. . Q. Q. L' I ' ' - if , 1. 1.1 ,. 5 .,..,.X, ff. war -1-A -X 15 Iv' ' , X ff.. m-j1..,,.,, ,.X XX ' ,X'X QX XX' 5'f '- f ' -' X ' r - A 1 w . ' , ' mf' ,N-1,0 M -y,- ww.. 7,-up X' ' gr.. . .. me--. .. ... .. If , X. f ,,, - ,,, -- . .. lv -4 nw Inb- nv H' orh IIA!!! if ihgx X ,jg W Q N X QA, 5 SLQLIWNX COMMAND Ei PERFORWXNCE .. XXX X X 5 A ff A ff - f flk i Om, RP 3 i ,ff-ifif! J: f NX M ' Z 1 V X' ' f.:.f f L' , g .X f ff V ff ff M ' lg-al iw! 2 F, R f,Qg5',' 3 L, 'M gl' fm ffl F W I ti X f Vi I M x f f X L1-1-3' '-g.2iWf X v - MJGAQ! may clay Queen Maud of Honor Court When the first flowers of sprmg peek thenr venturesome faces out of their pro tectlve sheaths when the flrst robms have made theur appearance In our green and the days grow warm then all of us at Hamburg Hugh School celebrate the return of another sprung season emerging from our classrooms for one day of fun and frollc May Day' Thus yearly celebration organized by the Sensor Trl HI Y starts wlth the pro cesslon of the Queen her court and the sensor gurls all dressed In gally colored gowns Approachmg the throne the Queen passes through an archway made wlth hockey stlcks whlch are decorated with sprung flowers Wlth the beatang of the drums the Maud of Honor crowns the Queen of May The entertalnment for the day an nounced by the Master of Ceremomesl FAYE HIMELBERGER VIRGINIA HENNE MARION KAUFFMAN ANNA DONATELLI CATHERINE ROLLMAN MARIE PIACINE '71 SHIRLEY SEAMAN RUTH BOLTZ begins with a few selections by the Hamburg Hugh School Band The Grade School also honors the Queen wlth bows and thenr Marumba Band To add galety dance around the May Pole and the boys show thelr skull In calllsthenlcs Following these exercises the May Pole as decorated wlth pastel colored stream ers and dnsplays a beautsful sight To conclude the May Day celebratlon a dance IS held In the evenmg In honor of the Queen and her court We have celebrated May Day slnce T950 and It has proved a successful occasion The Queens chosen by the student body conslsted of Nancy Byers T950 June Reed 1951 and Faye Hamel berger 1952 We are honored to dedicate thus sec tlon an our yearbook to this event whsch we know wall hold many memories 82 ' ,........ ,DC17 gl? ' fl I f eral '44 if front lawns, when the grass grows and mirth, the girls of the lower grades . K Q . . . I . Ou K W Af-4. A uf VIRGINIA HENNE Maid of Honor RUTH BOLTZ attendants MARION KAUFFMAN ww ANNA DONATELLI yi aff CATHERINE ROLLMAN I-3 ! MARIE PIACINE SHIRLEY SEAMAN 4.4 A I - ! nw- 1 , I , MQ. . , ,QI . I ISI , ' . P I 86 SQA M ms -'W Q. 4- -' 4 Q WTI .5 K .-'W .S ay 2 A WK' Q w Kg.. A. fi' , V , was -K Why I wr -H- ,,,,,, 's ' Qi ,W 'L-or -Sv' ,-1 Q 'fig' r 'Rf'-'J '57 ' V 1 WN! ' 1 5 , -ffm 9' , ,f delgirivwf 4' H+ ,.. W' Y K: - QE' K, -Q- nf f 'me .ff:'5'55'3'r 3? fy 1?-'inf f'f5 w 'ff 2'-,, 4235 -'fanfic-E ' 1952 MAY COURT Leff Oo Rlghi M Kougmon S Seaman M Plczclne Queen F Humelberger Mold of Honor V Henne A Donmellu R Boliz C Rollman 87 yt 'S X x 4 . 3 . : - . 'x 'N' Q 4 ,fx . . Q a if . ! ff? , . 4' 5' H Q . ,- ix . H 2 A if M f A A T 9 3- lg! V . P FW 5 '. .M V. 44 1 ,gi K K , M, My K 4 M It ,,q,, 7 .-,, . .Mn 5 V 0 - QW, .- ' ' 54 ', ,j f ,, , 31- 7.1, m 3 A A- V , vf A Q, I y : rn: ,, , Q4 I7 x. -'4. f,. . AM, . aw, I, 1.1-.f, 1'5Ja ' ,il A 1' QVQQ9 . gg -' 1 - I. ,. L., 6 '15 ,dpi- 'f f .5-P 1-X 1.2 A , L , .'g:k.,gk 7 'viz fy, L4 g-,. .'? -, M f, W , w' ,, ,-'A fx,9f'9,1,,.Q 1 ,1., , wffff ' '54 ' wifi if - ' gf L ' ' v z U .-L' ' fwfw -Q P f 4 1 Vg, ' 'ww ag Bgwi V '31 , V.-f' if nl - , xea-1,3 h , .6 , f y ' t if L ,,,,f',: J, L, 1, r 'N 'gi .4 'mi I ' j ,. 53 Qf..gyQ1f4,gfavjL' , fil qi ac K f t' 3 ,L v a , fff ' C llff Q, 5-, ' i ,f Q if , wir? , , - Mfg - 'i g ,va V Q22- uf -'Z 4, 991'-,F -pffpsrg Z .g .14 vf fx 51. . Q m:,'7:, .1 . I QAM.. Y ?,srn. :r-ff Ay .15 ' V Af 1aI,. !IA.4,,x,K Vu ,Q 4 If A r ,, VI ik up M? 4, .El :NL Vfmti-Q vi' , '4yg,L,,4,ya ,-fgf - Q 4:17. ' ' '- . -1: .5-f 4 ' 2 4' ,, Y- 'C-'vf' gf' '7 4 , .,'.- ,. ff vw: ET'-,, x-- ,, - N, 33.4, 1. ' Q f. ,Lf .I , ,, 4- gf',,.5,l. AA ,, 4,' ,M ' 'x',' -fx.. Q. ,.'I 's-1 4' f '- x 'Q' '. 5 . ', . , . . ::.:1f :i:52Er'gfaQ' f-2:12a-F 'EFF G M' ' F ' . 'A -Lcvfvggxgsi '-- f' Q QM 'M-51 - '-f 'l f S'Q WA V --'-' Q , 'ff 4 1. f.-A - ,,.x 51, i g: - '-rf:- L ' -QQ--A -rage. , 1 Y J - 11 -'31-'fa ,,ix2::Aaiarr-ri gifs fl If -X..-1-ffnY..' Y , gyggsrifrfplghg' ' .i:'g:is..f.ff-fT+?fe ii1r.:igtf2,fgSEg,,--'3??Ai,1: .7-7, Q W xv- Q- A. -f.-f :bw .,.. .9 P. .fa 4,- 2?-K K 3 .f gg- ua.. 2' F-Q -Q fa 5, Q' -.K ,.. wa R ,g -Q. 7- 0-is 5: Qi. siz- ' Q ,S E ' SSE . EQ i ' S , ' 54 4 , 5 55, 2 f ff-af 513. Z-22: is E33 gif