Hamburg High School - Pinnacle Yearbook (Hamburg, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 94 of the 1953 volume:

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Schayne Mayt Pretty Girls-'MAY DAY 4 FOREWORD It is with fond memories and a genuine sense of loss that we leave Ham- burg High this year. We are leaving this world of studies and school friends and going into one of work and responsibilities. And as our high school days draw to a close we look to the past for guidance and strength and to the future with confidence and courage. For this reason, we, the class of 1953, have chosen a Pennsylvania Dutch theme for our yearbook. We are proud of our heritage and our ancestors who came across the treacherous seas to build a new life here in America. We feel that their courage and strength is a shining light to guide us in this chaotic world today. They overcame insurmountable obstacles to build the world we know. They were not afraid. And so from them we gain our confidence to continue as they began. To Mr. Alvin Kemp and Mr. Gilbert Snyder we are deeply indebted for the invaluable aid they so willingly gave us. We have tried to the best of our ability and resources with which to work, to make this 1953 Pinnacle one that can be remembered after the present day war-like world in which we live is again the peaceful world toward which the Pennsylvania Dutch are always striving. WE the Class of 1955, are pub- lishing this book in memory of Frank Cleaver who was one of us, but was unable to complete the MMMJ journey. Zin Memnriam Lone are the paths, and sad the bowers, Whence thy meek smile is gone, But oh! a brighter home than ours In heaven is now thine own. FELICIA DOROTHEA HEMANS 6 D D I C A T 1 s qfx 0 N XVE, the class of W55, wish to dedicate our Pin- nacle to Miss Anna Balthaser who, through her untiring efforts, has made the Pin- nacle possible. For several years she has had the responsibility of seeing that the Pin- nacle is published, as well as taking care of many other activities of the Senior Class. So in sincere ap- preciation of what she has done, we wish to thank her for a very excellent job. . ,ff i . ,, -...IN If l.....i ' f A ' --'- - 1' ' 'U A . f -u. .. 1, 'nf M- - A , , ,-........... 1, .. - k,k I .... 3- X ..,, G Jkfwf' -y.. X Baauetq-f fWfTfN,x ' f i.TL.1Q:ggMQ.1:.Qfff,ff.QX ng W way' - . ,f ' x ' s Pf ff ' 74, - . lW..L.b,:NsX. Ng ,xx ' - A 5 . - If - N , ' , -Q hx .. L A - 6 , N 'NK 'XA x . W K N'-N--NX-M- R 'in Wx, YAY'YAY?YYgY f .. 'w fir -v 1'1 . ' l f ,N,A ' ' f ,-' Q-X Eff W V HI, f in io' X -A , Nl ' x ' f la! OQQCU 113111161 ' V . .. ,f ? ff 1 A' 2 4, A cmuna BFTHESBILJ V V , Q 1 . ' 1 I x X f Wf it . --. ' K 1 ' h 1 ,,V ,T--r' A w-. .. , - -N QW NX Q--WL 'if 'l 1 1 t N mv . 1 T? .,AV,., 1 .f W ., N Wm! ,yy X, x X N -- - V X f' gf 'lK, 1ff,f' ' N4 A xii ' .. - , wb N V+ ., 'Tj ii QQ XQIV . 5 , M V7 X X N 5X fa-.. Q x 3 A . X 1 , 2' MX k 2x25x,xX R' H KX . V x X! ..x. gm X xi xxx Xi X XXX XX XX N h at Xa X N . 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Thanks again for all you have done. 10 THE class of l953 wishes to thank Mr. Price for all the help and guidance that he has given us during our high school years. We wish to express our gratitude and MR. CHARLES PRICE S11pe1'1'2.ri11g Prizlripal thanks to you, Mr. Price, for being a friend as well as an instructor who sent us out of high school pre- pared to meet and overcome the obstacles along life's Way. ENGLISH JOHN W. EBLING B.S., KllfZfll1l'77 Stale Teaflaerf College ARLAN E. BAVER BS.. Ea!! Sll'UIlul.fblH'g Slale Teaz'lJer.r College JOHN R. REITZ A.B., Muhlenberg College SARAH A. DAVENPORT YATRON A.B., Albrigbz College Lois M. KLINE A.B., Cedar Creff College ANNA C. BALTHASER A.B., Uririmzf College SOCIAL STUDIES GLADYS A. LONG Kzztzlozwz Slate Tefzfberir College ARLENE K. ERNST A.B.. Uriizzfzf College MA.. Columbia UI1ll'6I'JlfH1' COMMERCIAL 13 LANGUAGES AND LIBRARY SCIENCE VERA B. N165 B.S., Cedar Creft College G. JANE SCHEETZ B.S., Blllllllljblllg Stale Tearbefif College MAN UAL TRAINING AND ART ANNA O. XV11NcsuRT H..S'.. Twffple Ilntzwiaity JOHN A. BROSIOUS BS., limi S'trnml.ul11n'g State Tetzrlwem College MILDRED HOSSLER BS., Kutztozwz State 'I'eLu'l1er.r College STANLEY FORTNEY BS.. Millerfrille State T6dt'l76??'.f College ETHEL WOLFINGER B.S., Albright College HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION 14 I A. MARK SCI-IWARZ BS.. New York Ulzizferzfily ROBERT F. RHEIN B.S.. Lelmnozz Valley College MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCE 15 VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC EARL S. WAGNIER B.S., Penn State College MS., Perm Slate College VICTOR H. TRANSUE B.S., Pemz Stale College MS., Pemz Stale College WILLIAM H. WOLFINGER BS.. Klztzlozwz State Teacberir College ARTHUR H. BORTZ B.M.E., Polyterbfzie Imlltnfe of Brooklyn MEDICAL AND DENTAL DR. IvlmuaARra'1' D. N1ll,I.liR iggjlllflf lplllkfllf DR. A. j. Rm-'lf Xffllfflf l7c'1lNxl Mus. lfVIiI.YN Rmlnlamnusri Sblwrnxf Nlll'.1kL' Z CUSTUDIAL NURMAN A. XVliNGliR'1' fflffvf f,.ll.1fllz!j.l1l MH.:-is li. XVIENGIERT C-111 lmfhzfl I Cm CLERIC AL MARY JANE HATT PI'.iIlt'if7J!'.lk Se1'l'efm'.y MARIE T. FORTNIQY Cfwf I 1 lgjgl 1 X 5 ' 'NWS Fir-iz Razr. lefl In riglvf: Miss AGNES ALTHNDERFIQR. B.S., K.S.T.C.f2Bg Mas. ANN Kvsstmz. K.S.T.C.+4Ag Miss MAF BOLICH. B.S., K.S.T.C.45Ag Miss IZi.i.A Gkou. HS., MA., K.S.T.C.. Columbia Universityfeilig MISS CLEMENTINF COPE. BS., K.S.'l'.C. -lAg Miss ELVA BEAR. Normal Diploma, West Chester S.T.C.-IB. Stroud Iifnrs Miss lWADELlNE Bonmii, Normal Diploma, K,S.T.C.f5Bg Miss Biznrim Rnam. Normal Di- ploma, K.S.T.C.-6Bg Mas. Gtamfs Mii.1.Eu. B.S., K.S.T.C.f2Ag Miss Hi2i.izN Rnmza. BS., K.S.T.C.-SAQ MRS. ELLA RMI SCHOLI. fPrincipalj, Normal Diploma, Wfest Chester S.T.C. -6Ag Miss Ftossis MOYFR. B.S., K.S.T.C.-BB. Hamburg Elementary Faculty Soon our school days will be over. Wfe would not be able to conclude our school career without giving credit where credit is due. Laying the foundation for an education is not an easy job. It takes pa- tience, kindness, and understanding, but the teachers in the elementary grades had those qualities and taught us what was necessary to make us better young men and women. And so we wish to devote this page to the sole purpose of showing our everlasting gratitude to our grade school teachers for starting us on our way. 51 MR. IRVIN STERN ER C11.a'f0a'ia11 sl ,ww Y if .. , , I V I ! Q U 1' la ' J if , L 0 5 , ' , , X .sv D X ' . - 5 I .Q N b u V' I-,Xl Ldv ! ri f ' fv Q L Q CTHE HARVMD ' ' Y f Z A ' L 1 1 3 o 4 , I F . X fM..3..A M W 1 Eg , wrrg m gs. 5 ,KKK :M Ni v -.Nky M,,M-Am r 'x NJ 'N V' ' Q' N XX Q 6 NRM 4 , f 1.Q fi q i Q. '1 , ,. 15 4 Q As? b 1 x 1 QYKZIKSV- 0 fr . K Mtg, - '2,'gf -1Qf,.5',igAL:,vgvL:N,g,.gu--asw,q-'jug' xx E . Q, k- ,N x -. Hx V- ., wa W-1:l1'4Hl nsf7':'E4'1, 7 ,Ag:ma','! 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Graco Muller, Barlwara Smith. Marlena Mcik, ,lainu DrumIicIlci', lxstcl' Bra-iningcr, Bl'llL'L' Chrislman, Stuart Limicnmuth, LL-wis SIwIIu1hci'gci'. Rirliarii Fraun- h'ltcr, c.ilK'Nfk'l' Sf.lI1'i1.lllQLil, -Iuhn Ciittlc. TIN.-mhrrn' Millcr, Kathryn Hartman, Sara Nics. Dulnrus Si1UiiL'l1i3L'l'1LIL'I', Dmwitliv 'illiamwn, Ghiria fhixj KauH'man. lffmrlli Razr: Helen Baltliascr, -luan Barr, -lanct Yncum. Richard Kamp, Kunnuth uglcr, Cliarlu Ciraufil, Ciilhcrt Lung, Furrcst Bohn, XX'illiam Stctzlcr, Stanley NY'.igncr, Dunahi Duliuis. Vernon Kluin- IJ xinith, Rulwurl Ifluaglc, Harry Kuxlur, Thumas Pla-is, Richard Kunsman, Sylvia Cartwright. Shirlcy wi.IgIlL'f,,ItV.II1 lfhling,.'U1u11f ffm jflallln J 'Ivan Iflv. i 9 9 . . ' hi V 4 X 5,42 .la Xi, G, 'I A U W U Q? J ga G , 20 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS 0 Q1 3 B m 5 ax xmn ffl 6 U 06- Q 4' 0 J F S N A ea if, Betty Krick, biJ'l0r'i.z11,' P.1trici.1 Correll, Jec'retm'y,' joseph Schwartz, life-pr'e,riclcf11t,' Arlene Wferlcy, freluzzrer. f wg.: gfliigiiii fm - im S X ...Z was J,, 4,' ' XXIILLIAM FIN K Premfelll 21 a ,ff WA ff QV! Zz fda f fff f F ,ffjfi fl ' v ,ll CC I 5,7 ' ,',, 'I 2211 f ' if 1 ' HELEN E. BALTHASER Baltie cheers the Hawks onward with those big, brown eyes. Dancing and new clothes are her hobbies. Petite . just call her Amy . She's seen a lot with Brownie. College, here I come. Ar'liI'flfc'J,' Cheerleader 1. 2, 3, 'lg jr. TriAHi-Y 1. Pres., Sr. Tri-Hi-Y Z, 5, 41 Speech Club 2, 5, -lg j. V. Basketball 11 Senior Playg Na- tional Honor Soriety 5, at: Varsity H Club 1, 2, 5. fig Maiorette 43 Pinnacle Staffg High Lights 1, 2, Mixed Chorus 5, -lg Glee Club 5, -lg Girls' Ensemble 4, Intramural sports 1, 7 3 4 -, ,A. MARLENE L. BALTHASER She likes to write letters in her spare time. Her favorite food is fried potatoes. She can usually be seen smiling. Molly wants to be a housewife in the future. JUAN L. BARR She is called Josie by all her friends. josie is seen driving a '-4l Ford. Because of her pleasing personality she has many pals. juan's future is undecided. ARLENE E. BAVER She is Del's shadow. Leene , a very vi- vacious girl, can be seen on the hockey and basketball teams. Always laughing, she is everyone's friend. Her one ambition in life- to join the Wfaves. Ai'1i1'il.ie.i.' jr. Tri-Hi-Y 11 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4g G.l.A, l, 2, -ig Varsity H Club 1, 2, 3, -lg junior Class Secretary, Girls' Glee Club 41 Student Council 3, Hockey -lg j. V. Basketball 1, 2, 53 Varsity Basketball 5, 41 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. 22 FORREST M. BOHN He takes a daily morning hike. Fords have a high rating in his book. Seniors call him Twig . He's always glad when the time comes to change classes. AFli1'ili?J.' Baseball 4. MIRIAM F. BOLICH This studious, Windsor Township lass likes any kind of food, but favors tuna fish. Mlm is the constant companion of Shirley and Barbara. There will be a white cap in her future. ACliIf'ili6.f.' Girls' Glee Club 3, 4g National Honor Society 3, 43 G.I.A. 3. SHIRLEY G. BOWERS Shirl will be crowned May Queen. She has a pleasing personality and a friendly smile. Shirl is seen with Molly and josie. In the future she will become a housewife. Arlizfilier: jr. Tri-Hi-Y lg G.I.A. 3g Student Council 43 Home Ec Club 4g Intramural sports 1, 2, 3, LESTER P. BREININGER, JR. Les is a coin dealer and Mad Scientist . He plays his part of Nero well-especially Thumbs Down . This blond, blue-eyed giant is a woman hater in the flesh. Arlizdlier: Student Council 3g Speech Club 2, 3, 4, President 4g Highlights 2, 3. r .23 , S ff! X ff! 16,19 tie' W 7 if ' 5-. 1,1 V f 1 iff' ff ,1 I 7 'f if' KAWC4 iff' i .1 .1- ljff' , rf, I lid-' .4 Zi? E, . fi g' -QM f 1 nj'-T0 X X 1 . v gf, --'K-. ' ffl 4 Koa . V 'ga-,anti .- ' - 'Z - I , -:ve .t , s m A .usa j.1:,.-t:e-- 7,, A ig' . A , 4 f K .'EEN-uxsgEf,', .3'i,'l 1 Q A sav.'e,e.. 'f X ff! X I A551-ff, X' .s i , .I , I .. 4 f N it SYLVIA D. CARTWRIGHT If you ever hear a low ripple of laughter, it is Sneezy . That red hair is really very eye-catching. Among her favorite pastimes are speaking French and eating spaghetti. Arliralieiz Intramural sports I, 2. ANNA E. M. CHIAPPINI Although Chip enjoys painting very much, she devotes most of her time to music. She has a beautiful soprano voice, and we know that Anna will be successful in her music career. Ac1i1'itie.a.' Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' En- semble l, Z, 3, 43 Girls' Glee Glub Z, 3, 43 Band 2, 5, 4, Treasurer 45 Orchestra 5, 4, Varsity H Club Z, 5, 4g Hockey 2, 5, 4g Chess Club 2, 5, Poster Club 5, 4, President 5, 45 Highlights 5, Tri-Hi-Y Z, 5g jr. Tri-Hi- Y lg Cashier 4, Intramural sports 1, 2, 3, 4. BRUCE S. CHRISTMAN Chris just loves to drive the Plymouth. He is a Nuisamatic and also a First Bari- tone in the Band. He is an outdoor sports- man and an Eagle Scout. .Alt'fjl'jlit'l.' Band 2, 5, 4g Orchestra 2, 3g Brass Quartet 53 Speech Club 2g Athletic Associa- tion, Treasurer 43 Baseball Manager 43 Chess Cluh lg Intramural sports I, 2, S, 41 Literary Society, ViceAPresident 4. PATRICIA A. CORRELL Pat is an ardent sports participant and enthusiast. She is another horsetail fanatic. Pat's cackle is known all over Hamburg High. Post graduation has her puzzled. Actir'i1ie,i.' Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 41 Softball 2, 3, 4, Hockey 2, 5, 4g Highlights 5, 4, Busi- ness Manager 4g Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 5, 4g Senior Class Treasurer 4, G.l.A. 3, Sec.-Treasurer, President 43 Cashier 4, Intramural sports l, 2, 5, 4, Library Club 4, Varsity H 2, 5, 43 Student Council 2, Girls' Glee Club 4, Track 5, 4. 24 KENNETH R. DEGLER Kenny pilots a '39 Chevy around town. He raves over spaghetti and meat balls. Hot rod magazines are his chief delight. Kenny is an all-round sport's fan. Artiritier: Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Manager 1, 2, 3. -lx Baseball 2, 35 Track lg Hi-Y l. 2. Chaplain 2, Intramural sports 1, 2, 3, 4. ALLEN H. DREIBELBIS Called Slim by his friends, this plump fellow is Mr. Transue's favorite pupil ? ? ? That walk to school from Belmont each day makes Allen eat almost anything. Artir'i1ier.' Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Safety Patrol 1, 2, 3, 43 Chess Club 1, 2, 33 Intramural sports 2. JAMES F. DRUMHELLER Drummie , generous at heart, is never loath to supply free transportation in his Buick. To be a future butcher is his main ambition. just call him the mad scientist of chemistry class. DONALD A. DUBOIS His favorite food is spaghetti and meat- balls. Dewy , from over Berne way, pilots a green Ford. He likes any kind of sport and English f????j. His future ambition is to be a civic engineer. Arzizfilier: Hi-Y 3, 43 Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, j. V. Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 31 Orchestra 2, Chess Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, Pres. 33 Intramural sports 1, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Boys' Double Quartet 45 High Lights 3, 43 Senior Play. 25 Q ff Z7 ,ff fl? ,f ff 2464 ,Z 45,1 mf f X 7' ' X fizyas, ,f ' nl' 57' Q ,f , j ,fiwf ,. .1 ., 'fd' X fffl ' ff' I 4451? V f ' - . fr fy, I. ul .- :Ti I f ff A ' ...','f.'1. - , NX 'lf' iw? .' I T9 ef xx e If X ? She's one of the quiet Jessie is the smallest Arli1'itie.r.' Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 V. Basketball 13 BARBARA A. DUNLEAVY seniors. Babs is always seen with Mim and Shirley. She is one of those who usually has a cheerful smile. There is a white cap in her future. JOAN A. EBLING girl in the Senior class. Dean Martin and jerry Lewis are her favorite comedians. Spaghetti and meatballs rate high. Jessie plans a nursing career. Treasurer 33 Varsity H 1, 2, 5. 43 Varsity Basketball Manager 5, Intramural sports l, 2, 3, 43 Pinnacle Staff 4. JOAN M. ELY She's small, but cute. Taxi is fond of any kind of sport and just adores buying clothes. To become a Physical Education In- structor is her highest ambition. Ar1i1'ilie.i'.' Varsity H 1, 2, 3, 43 Cheerleader 1, 2, 5, 4, Captain 43 Library Club I, 2, 5, 43 Softball Manager 2, 33 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 23 Mixed X Z, 5, 4. yfyjk f f I ZZ f Of X X x I fff, X SHIRLEY E. Z 1 She's a tomboy.while softball. Putting lipstick tough job. In her future, portant decision between fw ' '7 . A ff 'S 1 , f , ,gff ,,f, I .-,IV 'ui' f 1 5 f ff.2QfQQ7 121' ay fa,cea3,4 fl. 1,ff'j,,i,!.Ll, , , , , , . 1 flf ' f fessional athletics. Ac1i1'i1if.r: Intramural sports 5, 4. 26 j. V. Basketball 23 Chorus 5, 43 Girls' Glee Club 2, 5, 43 Boys' Double Quartet Z, 43 Girls' Ensemble 2, 3, 43 Pinnacle Staff 43 May Court3 Senior Playg lntramural sports 1, FEICK playing soccer or on Feicky is a there'll be an im- nursing and pro- 1, 2. 3. -tx G.I.A. WILLIAM R. FINK, JR. Killer leads our class and does a good job of it. As a baseball pitcher he excels. A jovial fellow who is always smiling, he desires to be a future antique dealer. Arziritiers Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4g Soccer 1, 2, 33 Basketball lg Hi-Y lg Intramural sports 1, 2, 3, -tg Senior Class Presidentg Student Coun- cil 4. JUNE H. FISHER junnie is an out and out Dutchman- her favorite food being sauerkraut and pork. Dancing rates high in her estimation. After graduation she intends to be a WAF. Arli1'i1ie,r.' Intramural sports 1, 2, 3, 43 J. V. Bas- ketball 2, 33 Varsity H Club 2, 3, 4. ROBERT I. FLEAGLE Evil-eye is Shorty Fink's right-hand man. Bobby is well-liked by everyone and has a smile for all. He intends to join the Navy and afterwards open a Sports' Goods Store. Acli1'ities'.' Soccer l, 2, 3, 4g Tennis 2, 3, 4. SHIRLEY L. FOX This short, brown-haired, brown-eyed lass wants to become a pianist or music instructor. Shirley adores Mario Lanza's singing. Her favorite food is food. As assistant editor of High Lights, she is tops. Arli1'i1ie.r.' Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4g Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4g Girls' Ensemble 4g High Lights 3, 4, Assistant editor 4g Senior play. 27 W' Q ff,- , f W X!! ff! ff ff X W f , .4 , fair! I, X , 1 ifyfff' yigfl , ' Yjzb ff' . 'fafiji' I ' r xx N E, 15' f'-4 O if X W7 W7 WZ f ,W ff f fff 4 f ' fy ff lfifj 'uf f , :ff ff? 7 1,6 'ii , ' ' 11' 1 nf ' . f , , Zfzzif 'Za ,vff .1 fn ff ' , Q2 , , 527' if ff, fy . ff If RICHARD N. FRAUNFELTER Rick is one of the top men on our tennis team. He intends to become a college man or a fly-boy . Knute's counterpart simply drools over shrimp. Acfizfitier: Tennis 2, 3, 4, Soccer 3, 4g Student Council 4, HiaY 3, Intramural sports 1, 2, 3, 4. JOHN A. GITTLE jack is the husky, athletic type who came to us from Philly. He can be found in most of the musical organizations, as well as the majority of other activities in our school. Arlirfilier: j. V. Basketball 25 Varsity Basketball 3, 4g Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 3, Hi-Y 2, 3, Treasurer 3g Literary Society, President 4g Student Council 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, President 35 Boys' Double Quartet 4, Senior Play. CHARLES H. GRAEFF Charlie hails from Jalappa where he began his career as an outfielder in baseball. Hunting, fishing, trapping, and the outdoors in general occupy most of his time. Ariizfilierx Baseball 3, 4. KATHRYN M. HARTMAN Effie hails from over Strausstown way and is a friend to all. She excels in her studies as well as girls' athletics. Our jo hopes to become a history teacher. Artirfilierx Student Council 1, 33 Varsity H 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Library Club 3, 4, President 4g May Court 4, Senior Play 45 Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Sec-Treasurer 43 Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Sec-Treasurer 4g Girls' Ensemble 43 Athletic Association, Sec. 4, Girls' Softball 1, 2, 3, 45 High Lights 2, 3, 4, Feature Editor 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Sec, 4, Speech Club 2, 3, 4, President 2, jr. Tri-Hi-Y lg Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Intramural sports 1, 2, 3, 4. 28 GLADYS M. HEIMEL Gladys goes swimming to work up an appetite for spaghetti and meatballs. Though she is a great talker, I don't know is her favorite expression. She'll make a business boss happy. Arli1'i1ic,i.' Girls' Glee Club 2, 5, 43 Sr. Tri-I-Ii'Y 45 Poster Club 5, 4, Sec,-Treas. 43 Cashier 4. RUTH HUMBERG Ruth is the owner of a silly giggle and the constant companion of Schlegel. She en- joys talking about or buying new clothes. She'll be heading college-ward following graduation. Ar1i1'i1ie.r.' Speech Cluh 2, 5, 4, Sec. 4, Sr. Tri-Hi- V 2, 5, 4, High Lights 41 G.I.A. lg Intra- mural sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play. RICHARD F. KAMP Rich , the president of the Athletic As- sociation, is our all-round athlete. He thrives on drum corps and sports. Dutch stew ranks number one on the list of Rich's favorite foods. Aciii'i1iv.r.' Soccer 1, 2, 5, 45 J. V. Basketball lg Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Student Council 5, 43 Athletic Association 3, 4, Vice President 5, President 43 Library Club 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 5, 4. GLORIA M. KAUFFMAN Brownie , the quiet little girl who hails from Dogpatch , is a friend to all. She is a future grade school teacher. Brownie is one of Johnnie Ray's most ardent fans. Artii'i1ie,r.' Intramural sports 1, 2, 5, 4, Sr. Tri-Hi- Y 2, 5, 4, Senior Play 4, Girls' Glee Club 4. 29 I W., X ff! fl f iq ff fa ff aff K aaa .I Q f .fl g .742 , Y VW 4 if ,VI Hifi, ,nfl Vf-'V' ' 1,71 ,jf 'ff' .A I' -1 wh' 12 , , 1 2 11 ' .'.'f'f'IJ , I va, X ,il ,,., ' In XS f 6' ff! I f '7 Xxx!!! ff!! Liffl if ' i..,f f' 1 I f ul-,' tiff r 27, ,7!p.,!,Cj, if A f , ff: 'ff I GLORIA M. KAUFFMAN Blackie is quite a driver, the victim being a blue '41 Plymouth. She will crown the Queen of May. Her pet peeve is clothing. To be an airline hostess is her goal. Aclilfitien G.l.A. lg Softball 2, 3, 4g Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, Intramural sports 1, 2, 3, 43 Senior Play, May Court, Maid of Honor. N. BARRY KESSLER Tex is a future rancher. Texas is his favorite state. Baked beans and dumplings are his favorite foods. Bruce and he are swell pals. One of his hobbies is the collec- tion of coins. Afli1'ili8J.' Orchestra 1, Z, 5, 4, Band 2, 5, 43 Baseball 2, 3, 4g Basketball 3, 43 Safety Patrol 1, 2, 3, 4, Pinnacle Staff 4. VERA M. KETNER Drawing comes naturally to this lass. Does anyone know any jokes ? Vera loves hot peppers! Where there's Gladys, there's Vera. On the bus, in the homeroom, every- where-she likes to argue with Chick! Arzirfizier: G.I.A. 33 jr. Tri-Hi-Y lg Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 5, 45 Poster Club 5, 4g Cashier 4. VERNON T. KLEINSMITH Klick is Rip's right hand man. This blond fellow is always full of fun and always joking with Prof. Wants to drive a truck. Steamed clams are his delight. Arliuilie.r.' Intramural Sports 1, 2g Chess Club 1. 30 BETTY L. KRICK Lou belongs to the intelligent group. She drools over spaghetti and meatballs. She's an able co-captain of the cheering squad and an ace in any sport. To earn an R. N. is her desire. Ar1ii'i1ie.r.' jr. Cheering 1, 2g Sr. Cheering 3. 43 j.V. Basketball lg Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Girls' Glee Club 2, 5, 4g Girls' Ensemble 4g Sr. Class Historian 4g Pinnacle Staff 4g G.I.A. 2g Track 31 Intramural 1, 2, 5, 4. RICHARD A. KUNSMAN Dick can be seen piloting a '48 Ply- mouth. This curly-haired lad is extremely content while listening to records. After four years of naval training, he'd like his own dry-cleaning business. Ar1i1'i1iv,r.' Mixed Chorus 3, 4. STUART A. LINDENMUTH A tall, lanky fellow who hails from Lindy- ville is Lindy . In his Hudson he is content Lindy wishes to become an Air Force en- listee. He pals around with Klick . Ar1ii'itie,r.' j. V. Basketball lg Chess Club lg ln- tramural sports 2. GILBERT E. LONG Gilly loves to hunt, fish, and trap. He is a country boy at heart and definitely a man who likes girls? You can find his crew cut and sense of humor on the Berne bus. 31 3- ff ,f .ff f i Wfa ew Z , X f . X 7751 I ,, f ' 'I X VX f ,, 5, Z',,'l..Qf I X 'ffifh Q 'ff' 4- 7 sf v - H T , eVff,,f.f . -fig 1, , ' Ns 1. x 5' I I f 3 Whig!! if ,ij ff ZW ff! ,fx '41 rfffff fi iz. ' .A A 7,711 'gy ,X l X! all A 'f 7 ' - v ' M' .' , j .,f- af . ff,-jf Jil- ff iiffjf-,' I A, 1- , ,C .54 1- , ,uf ,if-yi 40 X! ,' , 4. A. fy!! if ' rye' gf i . 1 I E .eg ,lar 4,5 RONALD F. MARTIN Red is Rip's general manager. To be a navy draftsman is his greatest desire. The Phillies have an ardent fan in Ronald. Hunt- ing takes up a lot of sparetime. Arlivilier: Hi-Y lg Student Council lg j. V. Bas- ketball lg Soccer 1, 2, 55 Tennis lg Intra- mural sports 1, 2, 5, 4, Chess Club l. MARLENE A. MECK Mecky desires to be a commercial artist. Breaded shrimp is her favorite dish. Marlene travels to school with Josie and Taxi . She spends her spare time drawing. Arzizfitier: Poster Club 3, 4, Cashier 4. THEODORE T. MILLER Teddy , a forward on the basketball team and a halfback on the soccer team, has helped to win many victories. He goes daffy over Rip's cokes. Television and radio are his future. Arlirfilien J. V. Basketball 1, 2: Varsity Basket- ball 5, 4g Soccer 2, 3, 4, Tennis 2, 5, 4, Mixed Chorus 4. GRACE F. MULLER Gracie is another belle in the Queen's Court. She usually has a tremendous appetite and does a real cool Charleston. After bid- ding our Alma Mater goodbye, Grace hopes to begin studying for an M. D. Actirfiliers Student Council, Sec.-Treasurer 45 Var- sity H 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-president 43 jr. Tri- Hi-Y lg Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 25 G.l.A. 23 Literary Society, Secretary 43 J. V. Basketball 2, Cap- tain, Varsity Basketball 3, 4g Hockey 3, 4, Track lg Girls' Ensemble 5, 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Girls' Glee Club 5, 4g jr. Cheerleader 2: Pinnacle Staff, High Lights 3, 43 Intramural sports 1, 2, 3, 4. 32 SARA J. N1Es One of the most popular Senior girls, Sara is in the May Court and can be found in most of our school activities. After gradu- ation she hopes to find a job in Washington, D. C. Ar1i1'i1ie.r.' jr. Tri-Hi-Y lg Library Club 2, 3, 4, President BQ Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 2, 5, 4, Secretary 3, President 4g j. V. Basketball 25 Varsity H 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 49 Cashier -lg Student Council 4, Senior Playg Highlights 3, 45 In- tramural sports 1, 2, 5, 4. THOMAS D. PLEIS Tom is a Naval Reserve man and coin collector, who pilots a hot '48 Plymouth coupe. He is a lover of hunting and fishing and is always seen at Rip's. Ar1i1'i1iw.' Band 2, 5, 4, Mixed Chorus lg Intra- mural sports 1, 2, Boys' Double Quartet 1, 2, Chess Club 1. B. SUE POTTER Sue is a Southern belle in the May Court. She owns a personality-and an orig- inal giggle. As a hobby she collects soap figurines. She plans to be a medical secretary. Ac1iz'iIier.' Senior Play, Cashier 4, May Court. NANCY A. SCHAPPELLE Pelly likes to feast on sea food. She spends her time playing the piano. Nancy enjoys all winter sports and loves to play hockey. There's a white cap in her future. Ar1i1'ifie.r.' jr. Tri-Hi-Y lg Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 41 Home EC. Club lg Intramural sports 1, 2, 5, 4, Basketball 2, 3, Hockey Zg Varsity H Club 2, 5, 4g Highlights 13 Student Council 31 Senior Play. 33 9 Q ff- Qff Wf i ffj 'Ziff f 4149 f -W 44,5 ,f f f If? .4 , ' ii. if ff ,151 . I I V. vi, ' ffvlffff- lf' 1 lyk! k , f rl , I' ' X 'K' Y ,-f .,,1,, 5.4, 'f 1 f,,,,,v , ' ' .. V J ,Z ,017 , , VW , xx Q7 , wif ff X ffff WZ fC 77 ' V! S , 7 , ij , 1 X, f' - ' -,LA7 ,' ,f, f , . of rfqffffr fy' f fgfff 1 X 'iff 1' ' fiif' 'fifilii ?f A' , 'E X , w X 1 X fffflljy ,fix f ff HELEN M. SCHLEGEL Helen is an active participant in all musi- cal organizations. She puts in a great deal of time at Society Cleaners?? In Little Wo- men , Helen portrayed the role of the girls' big sister+Meg. At'li1'f1iiii.' Qlr. Tri-Hi-Y, Vice President lg Varsity H Club l, 2g Tri-Hi-Y l, 21Gil'lS' Glee Club 2, 5, A13 Mixed Chorus 2, 5, -lg Girls' Ensemble 3, 413 Intramural sports l, 2, 5, 'lg -I. V. Bas- ketball lg Pinnacle Staff A13 Senior Play. JOSEPH A. SCHVUARTZ, JR. He's the proud owner of curly hair. Abe plays wing on the soccer team. He pals around with Killer . joe's at ease on the dance floor. Farming is his ambition. Az'fir'1Iitxi: Soicer 2, 3, -lg Basketball 2, S, Alg Mixed Chorus -lg Senior Class Vice Presidentg Senior Play. ELAINE A. SHAFFER Elaine can be seen busily buzzing around the school to get the current issue ot' High- lights to us on time. She enjoys dancing. especially at Shartlesville. She'll be heading toward Penn State soon. ALifil'ifiC',l'.' Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Alg Home Ec, Club lg j, V, Basketball 23 Varsity H Club 2, 5, -lg Speech Club 2, S, -l, Publicity Director 2, -lg Girls' Glee Club 2, 5, 41 Hockey 2g High Lights 2, 5, -4, Editor -lg Senior Playg Intra- mural spnrts l, 2, S, -l. DOLORES A. SHOLLENB ERGER Del likes to give anyone a good argu- ment about her team, the Phillies, and her player Del Ennis. She likes to wander up town with Leene. She has a slight intention of joining the Vifaves. Ar1ir'ilic.i: Girls' Glee Club sig jr. Tri'Hi-Y lg G.l.A. 1, 2, 5, Al, Sec.-Treasurer 2, Vice President -lg Varsity H Club I, 2, 5, -l, Presi- dent 4g lntramural sports 1, 2, 3, -11 Tratk 13 j. V. Basketball lg Varsity Basketball Z, S, -lg Softball 5, -l. 34 LEXWIS I. SHOLLENBERGER Louie , as known by all his friends, is an all-round athlete who likes to have lots of fun. He sports a crew cut and a car. Louie is college-bound. Arliriiier, Student Council 4, Vice President 4g -I. V. Basketball 13 Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 43 Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Library Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President F, 4. BARBARA L. SMITH Bobbi enjoys art and music, and is one of Stan The Man Kenton's admirers. After graduation, Barbara may begin a career in some line of art, or try her hand as an airline hostess. Arliz'i1ie.r.' Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Girls' Glec- Club 1, 2, 3g Tri-Hi-Y 13 Pinnacle Staff 4. RUTH E. SMITH Butch is usually seen with pat. She is quite a comedian in and out of school. Though she is quite an athlete and greatly admires law class, she strives to be a house- wife. Arli1'ilie'.r.' J. V. Basketball lg Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 43 Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity H Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 23 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4, junior Class Treasurer 3, Literary Society Treasurer 4, G.I.A. 2, 3, 4, Intramural sports 1, 2, 3, 43 Cashier 4. H. CHESTER STAMBAUGH Chick is the typical American boy, full of jokes and laughter. Someday he hopes to play his trumpet like Randy Brooks. A new Buick and dancing take up most of his time. Arzii'ilie,r.' Baseball Z. 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 3: Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 33 Band 2, 3, 45 Intramural sports 1, 2, 3, 4. 35 9 a .a 11,551 , i I I 1 7 , , Ly 4 7 I J ,f V f I ffl X f If 'Q Q V ff 1 , ff 'V' U I f l 1 f .1 I x 4 X ? ffm, FN ff f f , 54' ff 1' ,X ff X f ffl? X gi! iff iff!! f WILLIAM STETZLER, JR. This friendly fellow, known as Stetz , hails from Shartlesville. He plays a trumpet in the band and can be seen piloting a sleek, black Chevy. The career of a pilot beckons him. AffiI'ili6.f.' Baseball 1, 2. 51 I. V. Basketball 2, Library Club 3, 4, Hi-Y Z, Secretary, Student Council 31 junior Class President 3g Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g Band 43 Orchestra 43 Dance Band 45 Senior Play 41 Intramural sports 1, 2, 3, 4. MARK R. STUMP Stumpie virtually lives at Dutch Hess's and can be seen there almost anytime. He is a fanatic Yankee fan and therefore can be heard either arguing or talking about his favorite team. Ar1ir'i1ic.i.' Basketball 1, 2, Sq Baseball 3. SHIRLEY WAGNER Shirlie will be seen in the Queen's Court on May Day. She is a passenger on the Strausstown flyer. Shirley is a lover of all music. Her future is undecided. Ar1i1'i1ie.r: jr. Tri-Hi-Y 1, Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Cashier 4, Varsity H 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 5, Senior Play, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Librarian 33 Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, Girls' Ensemble 2, 3, 4g Speech Club 2, 3, 41 Soft- ball l, 2, 3, 45 Highlights 1, 2, 3, 41 May Courtg Intramural sports 1, 2, 3, 4. STANLEY S. WAGNER, JR. Stan is a tall, green-eyed Einstein who wants to become a chemist or an army officer. He simply drools over lobster tail. In the band he can be seen playing the bass drum. Arli1'ilie.r: Student Council 1, 2. 3. 4, President 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, President 4, Orchestra 4, Band 3, 4, President 4, Pinnacle Staff, Co-editor, Soccer Manager 2, 3, 41 ln- tramural sports 1, 23 junior Class. Vice President. 36 ARLENE A. WERLEY She types up those High Lights articles. This quiet lass has access to a '56 Plymouth, which takes her where she wants to go. Arlene takes care of the cIass's financials. Music is her goal. Arti1'ilieJ.' Band 1, 2, 5, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 5, 4, German Band 53 Girls' Glee Club 4, Soft- ball 2, Varsity H 2, High Lights 5, 4, Cashier 41 Senior Class Treasurer. DOROTHY I. WILLIAMSON Here the favorite food is cornpie. Dollie can be seen paling around with Arlene Wer- ley. This small dark-haired girl's future is undecided. She can make someone an efhcient secretary. Afli1'IliE.f.' Track 1, 2, 53 Cheerleader 2, Varsity H 1, 2, 5, 4, Intramural sports 1, 2, 5, Cashier 4, JAN ET L. YOCOM Our Janet wouldn't mind having lobster tail for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. She can be admired for her fine personality and being a neat dresser. janet's future is unde- cided. ANi1'itier: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 2, 5, 4, Girls' Glee Club 2, 5, 4, Speech Club 2, 5, 4, President 5, Cashier 41 High Lights 5, 43 Intramural sports 1, 2, 5, 4. SHIRLEY L. ZWEIZIG Where there's Shirley, there's Blackie. Commercial-course brain, she is Washington bound, probably as an F. B. I. stenographer. Dancing comes before eating, but eating ice cream ranks high. Arxi1'i1ier.' Intramural sports 1, 2, 5, 4, Sr. Tri-Hi- Y 2, 5, 4, Vice President 4, Speech Club 2, Girls' Glee Club 2, 5, 43 G.I.A. 2, Mixed Chorus 5, 4, Pinnacle Staff 4, Senior Play, Cashier 4. 37 p 1 if ff 4x 1 I 411,74 I f W be z eff f .4 - ,f vf Af f f rf Z' l iff, ,I I X ' ,f f 1 I J :KV I ,gf 1, , .4 , 5 , , l!'j'f . f MQ I ' ff' 1 f wif' W 2, ' , 'J ,' 17 a' I ' 'lf . ' I 'fa 1 X WC! H L CR B. J I N Q N' L .N v L W .Q js N Q, ' '- H g - .A--. g 3. H M., S My U 11 A lx 9 I x he x my 'Ss it m ,, I My , .f. Qef it f A5 1'-7? .., I A ,f VL Q I, ,I .1 O -, ij ' yn I, Q 'Z' 'V V V 5 'K S ' 4, 'N SHG FFS Pu . 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N , im QQ, X il ' , WDMNMNWWMWN-WWW MM ---mi---W-H - .- M-aww A ' Y '- , 'W Q if if f' ,, W-, .gf M M Q, ff fa. cf-'if ,-:few 'N A 0 an J Q7 E X yi ls . 4- R9 ff ' C, W X M Q jUNlOR CLASS OFFICERS Lee Degler, lre.m1rer'.' Marjorie Emhardt, ,iecreltzrjf Terry Greenawalt, inelllreiidezllf Bryan Hartman, lbreaidwll. CLASS OF 1954 As this class started into its junior year, ofhcers were elected to guide their affairs. To lead the way, they chose Bryan Hartman, and as vice president they elected Terry Greenawalt. To record the min- utes of their meetings, Marjorie Ipmhardt was chosen, and Lee Degler was elected to handle all financial matters. Having chosen green and white as their class colors, they chose a style for their jackets which were later received with much satisfaction and joy. Their next adventure was to choose their class rings. They then made their down payments and anxiously awaited that day when they would receive their l'lI1iLIS. To take part in Student Council, they chose Doris Bailey and joan Leibensperger, Sylvia Hartman, and Stanley Lesher. The juniors have contributed much in the held of sports. Such athletes as Clarence Heck, Paul Moyer, Ronald Dreibelbis, and Bryan Hartman and others helped our Hawks to victory, The girls were also active in basketball. Among them were Phoebe Achenbach, june Brown, Nancy Bailey and Vicki Fraunfelter. As a way of raising money they sold Christmas cards. Because the class before them was so suc- cessful in this project, they felt sure they could do even better, and as a result they increased their balance in the treasury considerably. Early in the new year they sponsored a dance called the Chlorophyll Hop. It was quite impres- sive since they were known as the Chlorophyll Kids. As prizes they gave all products that con- tained chlorophyll. As it is customary, the juniors sponsored the Senior Prom. They had quite a time until they found decorations to tit to the theme, but the affair was a grand success. We, the Class of 1953, wish them the best of luck on the road to graduation. IUNIURS P. P. M. R. B. Achenbach Birt Degler Dreibelbis Faust Adams Brown DeLong DuBois Faust 1? tu i ' l I I 1 I, E fi :U 5 114.56 ' fiig it 32 A f . .A 5 .Af M Y , . -A . W. Anthony M. Clause N. Dietrich M. Emhardt E. Fox 43 p. -' XX xx ,, 1 N w E . 5 A I X i J. ' AHN, 1' X! ,. l XI E! l. f - ill l 1 ill H X w. ?wt..,f.N... A ' 6 i .Q Q 'ff' y , , ik, in 1 . K ' N. Bailey T L. Degler X ull Donatelli R. Epting Bailey Clay Dietrich Epler Q . I 1 ' A , . s 5 f , . 9' 3 sn' -a ' Q H X s 1 , X A -4 .. AJ 1 ol 5' , . ' is rl nv' K , fi D f xx . 1 I ' . 7 -5 , ' I I . X fy A 1 I H IUNIURS V. Fraunfelter S. Hackworth C. Heck j. Kelchner S. Lcsher Graff Hardinger Herber Ketner Machemer T. Greenawalt G. Hafner K. Himmelberger D. Kline -I. Miller 44 B. Grimes B. Hartman R. Himmelberger j. Leibensperger P. Haag D. Hartman D. Kauffman F. Leiby 10A HOMEROOM Homeroom teacher MRS. ERNST lfiiirl Rong leff In l'jcQZ7f.' Audrey Berger, jean Adams, Elaine Fortney, Barbara Behler Virginia Correll, Donna Balthaser, Barbara Althouse, Karen Hartman, Ruth Fidler. Serum! Roux' Herbert Fink, Shirley Huntsberger, Mary Bond, Joanne Bartholomew, Doris Dreibelbis, Thomas Cadmus, Claire Dreibelbis, Helen Hartman, Geraldine Eplcr. Roseann Dunleavy, Brian Kessler. Third Roux' Richard Burns, Donald Becker, john Faust, Harrison Balthaser, Ronald Correll, Donald Gordon, Earl Adams, Terry Dietrich, Larry Hoover. Ifirrl Roux left In right: Williarn Schappelle, Grace Turner, janet Kershner, Elaine Long. Mildred Kauffman, Miriam Reppert, Peggy Rentschler, Robert Reed. SLTUIIIJ Roux' Donald Moyer, Patricia Wrlgner, Elda Wessiier, Gloria Spirat, Gloria Potteiger, john Wessner, Patricia Wilhelm, Helen Shappell, Fern Stitzel, Patricia Schucker, julia Strause. Yfvimf Roup' Donald Miller, Robert Miller, Roger Schappell, Arlan Kramer, Bruce Lesher, Ronald Lesher, Larry Sterner, Glenn Starr, Wfayne Schappell, Robert Norton, Robert Seidel. 10B HOM EROOM H07II6f0077l fffdfbef MR. REITZ -17 v 913 Hi PM EROOM I-11 if lx'ui4'. fi lf lu Plrlfllf Artliui' XY'uxiu'i, Kiliiria Siliamlc, Sylvia FL-ilk, liiitli lluleiiian, l'larlwai'a Kirst, Annctta llimi, Marilyn Millvr. Martlia Mrluill. Mau Ann Kulilci, Mr. lltlfll, ,Xiifiuif llffrw: llulnn l'nllL'i', Patrnia XY'ilIiLlin, Ianni' Kixtlur. linlmnl Men- glcg Ki-nnntli llukinan, Carl Hein, I1-lin ll.nluvurtli, Paul liriilwc, Rc-gnal lcilwn-iispugL1', Anna Walliains, -lanicr liului. 'I ffm! Ruiz .' Cllwria Rnppn-rt, XY'arrL'n Nliappc-ll, lfi a ni i s Millvr, .lulin Siliiqnk. llamlil Srnlul. W' i l l i a in Niliinlu-ig llnliarnl 5lLlllL'l', CiL'4+i'gc Mil- lmi, linliaiwl 5L'YlvLl'l, Kcrniil XX'.i.i.:i1L'i'. Aitlnii' Millar, Dunna lluli xlliiiw liiim filillH'i,' Paul l'1nli, Nami lx'-lILI'. 9A HOMEROOM 15771111 Run: fill In rfgfifi I1-livin Dclavng, Maiyliiu Clliriatnian, Nanu Bcrstlcr, janet Bailcv, Alina' Bulitcl, Sliirlc-y Firllcr. Sliirlwy liwxxx-ix, -Ioan Bclilcr. Swfffid Roux' Hamlil Faust. Dwnalil Hillman, Carl l'scckci', Hamlrl Allwriglit, Daviil liycr, -lulin lfinvrirli, l.ari'y Cur- rcll, Dunalil Haltliascr, Lin-ui'gc limvcrs. Mr. Transuc, Tfiml Roux' Carl llinm-ig Rolwwt Dv- laing, Alaiiicc llm-iiiiiigcr, ,luan lfvipk, Sylvia Ficlilcr, ,lu Ann Cincliil, liugrm- Amlams, Arthur Bawr. OC HOMEROOM lifril Run. fel! fu vlgfil: Miss Snlicctl, lilcanur Vfut, Anna Riugcl, -lanct Riiiiilwc-i'gui', Patriua Sriilcl. Canal Scliappcll, ,Iurly liullc-r. Vluan lNlcnglL', Patricia Hcnnc, Sliirlcy Halt, Sliirlu' Hartman. Sumud Iffmx' 'l'liuinas lNluycr, lirul- crick Kcviiur, l'i.irlwai'a lrlultfinan, Pa- tricia Xwcwl, Suzanne Scanlan. Anna Mac Matz, CQ.itlic'i'im' l..lI'lIL'I'xl. Alam' Spatz, Anna Sumlay, Rmalic Stmiiw, Vluycc Rviilcnliuur, Xxllllldlll Stitzcl. Tliumam Gracfl, Rulwcrt lirnk, Tliird Rnux' GL-nc' Giuicfli, Dunalil Zwcizig, David 'l'rump, Rulwcrt Rissinil- lor, Terry Vl'agnci', Framis Kline: Hai'- uld Kgiufffman, Richard Scliappcll, Glen Price, Kcrinit Hcintzclinan, Roy XX'inli, Ruger Hiinmcllncrgcr, Paul Sliailc, Larry Moyer. SEVENTH GRADE EIGHTH GRADE I-'inf Roux' Dana Hossler, Patricia Schwarz, joy Morasky, Anna Reppert, Sandra Ebling. Carol Smith, Harriet Coldren, Lynda Miller, Nancy Willielin, jean Moll, Betty Lou Reppert, Milton Sonday. Swwzd Roux' Mr. Ebling, Glenn Baver, Charles Tobias, Kay Behler, Deborah Gaul, Ruth Albright, Marlene Kistler, joanne Fitterling, Karen Diener, Martha Boyer, Phyllis Yerger, Richard Hafer, Mr. Wolnnger. Third Razr: Richard Rissmiller, joseph Reppert, Roderick Barr, Richard Barr, Larry Reber, Paul Gromlich, Robert Rentschler, George Rubrigbt, Clair Spatz, Nolan Miller, Morris Boyer, Richard Lutz, Allan Merkle, Francis Dietrich, Carl Bachman. lm! Roz: ld! In rrgfwf: Allan Oberholtzer, joseph Turner, Larry Risser, Darryl Moyer, Robert Hartman, Wfilliam Clutter. Lawrence Conway, Richard Gerner, Gary Gibson, Thomas Moll, Ronald Faust, Ronald Grill, Delmer Rollman, Robert Neiswender. Serrmd Ruux' Mrs, Yatron, Barbara Haag, jean Strausser, Martha Stoudt, Mary Bagenstose, Lynn Henne, Anna Miller, Shirley Miller, janet Coldrin, Sandra Shollenberger, judith Sears, Pris tilla Reppert, joan Morgan, Mr. Bayer. Tlvird Roux' Ronald Keeney, Nelson Markley, Norman Wengert, Larry Adams, David Kucllick, Bctty Hoch, judy Alexander, Patricia XXfiIliamson, joan Wiilfe, Marlene Heffner, Helen Rzepiela, Sarah Wfilliamson, Nancy Heckman, Shirley Miller, Darlene Lutz, Richard Venne, john Graeff, Dennis Sterner, Domer Leibensperger, Elwood Koch. Fulrrllv I?uz4': Christopher Kopernik, David Fink, Donald Francis, Larry West, Chester Miller, Larry Schappell, Anthony Cartwright, Charles Ebling, Kenneth Heffner, Thomas Kelly, Gary llasenauer, joseph Nelabovige, Michael Rodgers, Dale Schlenker, Dan McLaughlin, George Confer, jatob Kessler. 49 .li '- xr .N V xp' R -. ,- YW-F :V 4 r ' Mn W ,gg I wg, ,r Y, 43 1 Q1 QM a I 1 - ' f' N , V 7 lyjim.. 0 A X A Y .. L . ,, as v- -H H A A .X A f 4 x Qiiffgig' Wiz 22:f'5e J0'awmsw' -I gf , . 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TIZRRY DIIZTRICQH, LARRY MU BASKETBALL VARSITY SCORES Hamlwurg swrc ix xm'ntmm-nl llrst. Ulizlfmzlwll At ll.lN!f1llI'lQ Azzxavy PL-fry .......A. , 5l-52 SS--ls Schuylkill Havcn .. ., 32--I6 50-59 Orwigsburg ,,.,.. . - -- - 53-'46 liirdsboro . . .. 31--'45 6l-66 Mt. Penn ... .. -IH-65 -ll-80 Wilsoxm ....... ., -I9-65 65-77 Wnlst Reading . . . . . -'33-27 59-7-I Mulxlcnbcrg . . ,. -i7-fl5 51- ll Ontclauncc . .. , . 60-51 v- -- Shillington . .. .. 66-49 75-76 Vifyomissing .. .. 5-I-50 50-72 Kulztown .. .. 43-71 5-4-78 JUNIOR VARSITY lfirif Rmr. lu!! fn righlx Rnniild Currcll, Glenn Starr, Larry Stcrncr, Robert Reed. Donald lNIinycr. Semud Row: Paul Grubc, David Eycr, Glen Price, D.1vid Trump. Yllljfrl Razr: Mr. Rcitz, Robert Rissmillcr, Kenneth Hcckmain, Tcrry Wiigncr, Thomas lNluyrr, 'I r Q U. NX gf 'Y K5 if Er' 9 j.V. SCORES Hamburg score is mcntioncnl first. Oplbmzeut AI Hamburg Army Perry ..........,. .. 71-21 -11-21 Schuylkill Haven . .. . . 36-26 41-46 Orwigsburg .... ,, ---- 80-22 Birdsboro . . .. 42-26 -18-51 Mt, Penn .. .. 35433 53-61 Wilson ....... .. 58 31 21-35 West Reading .. .. -16-41 50-38 Muhlenberg ... .. 53-32 42-31 Ontelaunee . . . , . 57-39 --A Sbillington ... .. 46-26 -17-30 Wyomissing ... .. 47-19 54-35 Kutztown . . . . 30-34 38-41 55 BASEBALL Hambu rg Hamburg H.1mbu rg Hamburg H.1mbu rg H.1mbu rg Hamburg Hamburg Hamburg H.llI1l7llfg Humlwurg Hamburg SCORES 1952 SEASON Muhlenberg . Bcmvillc ... Perry ...... Reading 'IVR Ontcllauncc . Fleetwood .. Perry ..,... Reading jV's Kutztown . . . Ontclauncc . Fleetwood ,, Kutztown .. LI!!! In VIAEIUI Paul M TENNIS TEAM Kuuliug. fluff In rigbfr Dungxld DuBois, 'IIIICULIUIK' Millcr, Rig-h.ml F1'.1unfcltc'r Bruce Rusdcr. Sl.1lJof.fllg,' NXfiIli.1m Stitzcl, Donald Moyer, john Hqukwurth, Tcrry Die trich, Mr. Rcitz. ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION oycr,A.1sui.1z.nfl lm'.1.w1n'w'.'. Terry G1'CCDLIjh'.lIl, 1'iu'-f1r'widw1l.' Knhryn H.1rtm.m, ,uwf-u1.1r3 R Mr. Iinvcr, f.lL'llIl-I ,lLfl'iIU?'I ' .' ICILIIKI IXLIIUP, fU'L'l'lcfc2ll.' Bruce C,hr1stm.m, 1n.n1n'fr: 57 HOCKEH HOME GAMES Olcy .,,.. Z Hamburg Fleetwood . , . 2 Hamburg Kutztown .... . . l Hamburg 1 AWAY GAMES Oley .... . . 0 Hamburg Fleetwood . . . . O Hamburg Kutztown . . . . Z Hamburg SOFTBALL llffff Row. lefz lo righl: Dolores DeLong, Antoinette Donatellie, Shirley Hartman, Patricia Seidel, Patricia Correll, Shirley Wagner, jo Ann Amehil, Audrey Berger. Second Roux' Joyce Reiden- our, Rosalie Strouse, Gloria Kauffman, Patricia Willielm, Karen Hartman, Barbara Behler, Ruth Smith. Third Roux' Vicki Fraunfelter, joan Seaman, Marion Degler, Gloria Potteiger, Dolores Shul- lenberger, Donna Balthaser, Kathryn Hartman, jane Spatz, Mrs. Wengert. Absent from picture: Virginia Correll. GIRLS' SPORTS Faster, get that ball, fingertips, snap it up. Yes, these are all familiar sounds around H.H.S., heard any noon or evening. We who are old students at H.H.S. know it is our coach, Mrs. Wengert, and her faithful teams practicing. Hockey, the youngest girls' sport at H.H.S. has become a must on the list of activities for our girls. Although the girls failed to bring home the North- ern Division Championship, they had a quite suc- cessful season. The girls won 1 game, tied 2, and lost 3. We are hoping for a more promising season next year. Basketball, the favorite sport of the girls again gained recognition, when the girls brought home their fourth consecutive Northern Division trophy. During the season the girls scored 266 points to their opponents 162. The team will lose 5 members, but there is a lot of up and coming material to carry on the good work. . Due to the fact that this book had to go to press before any games were played we have no reports of the outcome of the 1952-53 softball season. How- ever, we can give the unpublished reports from the 1951-52 season. Last year the Hawkettes won the Northern Division Championship. The girls were presented a leg trophy and are looking forward to keeping it for a second year. Good luck girls! Let's have more trophies for that trophy case. , if f-f. X ,f N 'N XX .Num ., , 'rf' - x ,gal 1 T 1 K . 1 Hr , ,, N 1 ,iv s I - . aft .3 , . 1 -W5 X 1 Qi v 4, ' ' ' JUNIOR CHEERLEADERS Leff fu rilglvs Janine Breiningcr, juan Bchlcr, Mary Luu Christnmn, -Lum-t Rum hcrger, Shirley Huntshcrger, juannc Bantlwlumcw, Mrs. NXfcngcrt. R 9 9 E3 R ,ff R. F Q at ig J IQ E -P 2 ef A Ogg- ,, VARSITY H CLUB lfiril Ruiz: iff! in riglvlx Mrs. Wa-ngc'it, H4-lon Baltliascr. Elaine Lung, Mariuric limhartlt, Gail Harm-r, Dulurcs Slirvllcnhvrgcr, Grace Mullcr, juan Scaman, Patricia Slim-nor, Aluan lily, Mrs. Yatrun. 511711111 Ruin -loan lihling, janet Rumhcrgcr, Martha Mrliall, lin-tty Kriuli, Shirley Huntslwcrgcr, Ruth Smith, Hclcn Schappcll, Vicki Fraunlcltcr, Shirley NXfagncr, Dunn.: Baltliascr, Mary Bond, juannc Bartlinlmncw, liarhara lk-lilcr, Gloria HSI., Kauffman, Mary Ann Kuhlcr, Nancy Srhappcllc. Tfvinf Rffirx' Audrey Berger, Mary Christman, Anna Cliiappini, Marian Dcglcr, Arlcnc Bavcr, Cllairc Dre-ihclhis, Gloria Prvttcigcr, Sara Nic-s, Sally Hackwurth, Virginia Currcll. Kathryn Hartman, Patricia Currcll, june Fishcr, Arahcl Wfagncr, Nancy Bailcy, 'loan lfchlrr, Janine' liim-inirigcr. VARSITY H CLUB pl'6'.lll!t'llf .... ........ I Joiniuis SHOl.l,lZNHliRUIER G. I. A. Vmf- maiiilwil , , ....... Gimme Muiiiza , , I , Pwmlwff .... ......... P ATRICIA Loamzri, Serrrfr.n'3' , . .. . JOAN SHAMAN , . , H ' , Vlt'C'-f7f'L',l'lt!L'Ilf .... . , Do1,oRl2s SHOLIJENHIERGIZR I mmfrw' . . . , , ..,. CJAIL HARNIEI! . , Sefwlirry-7 l'L'r1,lillI'L'I' . . . . . ..... ELAINE LUNG Al!l'l.Ifll'.l' . . . . Mas. ANNA Wi5Ncai2a1' , ' Adzmmr .,.,, .. . . MRS. ANNA VVIENUERT Mas. SARA D. YATRON Mas. 1E'rHi2i. H. WcJ1.r'1NoI51t Iimwlifzg IJ! In l'l'Lf!7l.' juan Morgan. Vlanitc Brciningcr, Lynn Hcnnc, Staltd: liwlyn Hartman, Anna Slirack, Nancy XX'illiulin, Nancy lxslicr, Ruth Smith, lilainu Long. llatricia CQuri'cll, Dtvlurcn Sliullciilu-i'gci', Gloria Spirat, Santlra lihling, Shirley llllI1lSlX'I'gL'I', Durutliy Kline, joan Bc-hlcr. Sl.iudiu4q.' l'larhara Haag, jc-an Strausscr, l.yntla Miller, Suzannu Seaman, Helen Schappcll, Arlcnc Bayer, liarlwara Grimes, Claire Diwilwcllwis, Sally Hatlcwurtli, Marlene Monk, 'luan Seaman, Sliirlcy Ft-ink, .Ianc Spatz, Harriet Cavltlirii, Gluria Rapport, Mrs. XXfcngL'rt. G. l. A. 6-1 A , iv V I fx' V X V B xr 'X L 1 Q 0 f ,Q A A- . . 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Sarmzd Rrmx' Mr. Prim. -Iulm Uiftlv. Rinlmnl Kamp. S.1r.1 Nics, Lcwis Slwllc-nlWc'rgC1', Stanley Wgag- mr, cllklkt' Mullur, Slairlcy Bmvurs, NX'ilIinm Fink, Riclmrll Fmunfcltcr, Mr. VU41gr1c1'. lffml Nunn' Knfnm-th Hukmnn. Aunlrcy Burger, Duris Bailey, juan l.cil1CnspGrgC1'. mmlll In-rx-mlm. llI'V.lI1 H.nrtm.1n, Smnlcy l.ushL-r. Gloria Spimt. Anna Sunday, Dnmld lhllmnn R ll rllll lilrr . , Ht' ' .. STUDENT COUNCIL THE S'l'UDEN'l' COUNCIL THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Pl'c'tf:lL'Ill ......,. , . 5'mNl,rzY WAmQNlsR Premiwzl . . . , A STANLIQY WAQQNISR .Si-41111.11-1-'I'm1mm' . . . . Gkfxcila MIILLIQR Vive-prariflwzf , , . . . HIQLIQN BALTHASIZR ,4J1'fmm . . , . . MR. lfARlA WAmQNliR SwrelL1r,y-7'm:,mrw' . . . . KATHRYN HARTMAN MR. CIHARLIQS Palms Aa'1'i,mr 4. MR. CHARLES E. PRIU5 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 66 I-'mf Run, IMI lu r1,ulvl.' Mr. Prine, Guns' Muller, Kdtllryn H.u'lm.m, Stanley XX'.4gm'r, Hclun Billll1.lhC'l', Hclcn Sclllcgcl. Sammi Kunz' Bruce Cl1l'lSll11.lI1, Shirley Fox, Bcttx Krilk, lX'lll'l.lI11 l'lulicl1, Kcnncth l llIl1I11L'll5L'l'lL1L'l'. Al'illWk'l XYf'.1gncr, Gail H.u'm'r, Durlx lhilcy, Paul Muycr, l'm'mfw1f l'il'v-ffrkan Snw!.zf'V1 I mzlffr w l'frf1fn'!l'1 l.If1r'.1rf.1r1 fllflftfll' IJTERARY PW widen! lfire-'Ill wi ,Sx6t'l't'f.ll'.j' TI'E'.I.llIf't'I' f1Lf1'f.lUI'.I SPEECH lnfkllf limfflru' J SUCHETY . . . .... JOHN GITTLIQ wr .. . Brwcgls CHRISTMAN .. Gmcgls MlH.1.1sR .. ... .. RUTH SMITH .. Miss Lois M. Kl.lNI5 MRS. VERA B. Nlui CLUB . LFSTIFR BRFININCQFR GMI. HARNIQR .. RUTH HlllN1BliRtS .. Hlil.l-iN BAl.'I'HASliR ... lfl.AlNli SIIAIWIZR .. lu.-KRFJURIIE IZMHARDT MR. JOHN W. EHLINQQ 5'l.mJ. hill lu VIAZIYII Mr. Ebllng, K.1tl1ryn H.lI'lIl1LlI1, Ruth HlIIlll'YL'l'g, lxstvx' Brcixlr ingcr, Hclcn B.llll1LlNL'I', lfl.1ir1c Lung, Slmirlcy vU.lgI1Cl'. Sl.1mli11g.' M.u'y Bllnd, Glmn Puttcigug Ronald l.L-slmrxg lfhinr Slmgllllcr, Phillip Hug, lim-t Ymmn, Dmmlll Gmmlmm, Dnris Dl'L'llWL'll3l5, Glu1'i.1 Spilxlt Y U 47 Ifnll Ruzr, flll In Vlllflff Grxuu Mulll-1, vlllllll Cir Hrlm- f.l1r1xt111.m, Mr-. Nm-. rlr, Ruth Slllltll. Xlmfnf lCff11'.' Miw Klum. 67 IA!! In rligffl: M.lr1uriL- lixnlmrllt, -Imam lily, Cllwstcr Slillllhllllgll, lflninu Lung, .l.mc Spun, Gail ll.u'm-r, llryun ll.artm.m, 5.1111 Xiu. K.xll1ryn H.u'tm.1n, l.L-wis Slwllmlx-l'gur', clltllll SIJIT, l..u'ry Sturm-r, Lilcnn Alum, Rillmxml Kamp, Willi.ll11 Antlmlly. wlllllllll Slutllu, D.4vill Trump, Mrs. Lung, Plmclu- All1c11lw.lL'l1, l,Llll'lLl.l Clmnlll. Slnrluy llurmtxhvrgcr. LIBRARY CLUB PI'L'bfrlL'Hf .. KATHRYN HARTMAN w w 1 , l , bhNlOR 1Rl-H1-Y I lmv-j1rc1lJc2ll . . . . l.liXVIS bllOl.l,IiNliliRliliK ,Smwf.1v-1 . . . . Pnmama ACQHliNliAiQll Ivmdwff . . . . . SARA Nuzs 'l'w.mm'r . .... Imun' S'r1zRNl2R l!7 f'f 'f'l' - 5H'R ':Y Lwliml' . ' .. 11. H RNIE HlL!l'lllli' . ., Mas. Crl,AlDYS LUNQQ SU H-l bl A R 'ln-.1.afn'w ..,, l'l.-XRMARA l:Al'S'l' C!1.1I11l.m1 .. ..,A...,.,. lNlARVjlJRll-' E1x1HARm' Adzvmr MRS. SARAH l5AvrfNPoR1' Y.-XTRUN , A 'Cf MN 68 llnll Razr, lu!! fn ?'flKf7f.' li.m'n ll.u'tm.m. l'ln1ulu- ALl1L'Ill3.lxll, Durutlw lilmu. Ann.: Slluxulc, -Ilmn l.cihu1spu'gu1'. lll.llIlL' l:1lI'lIlL'Y. Sammi' Run .' Cilmmn 18:13 limitl- lllllll, llclcrl l5.llll1.lim-r, lll.llI1L' lung, hl.lI'lUl'lL' lfmlmuklt, Gail l-l.1rm'l', S.ll'.l Xiu, Slmirluy Zwcizig, B.ll'l7.ll'.l Fluut, Ruth lfilllcr, .lL'.lllL'llL' Dmmtclll, Mrs. Y.atrun. 'lfvmf Run 1 Guns 'llLll'I1L'l', Dlmmnm' Gr.lH', Sllirlcy l-Lmlingcr, Ruth HllIlllWL'I'j.I. Ruth Slllllll, NAIILX Salmppn-llc, Vilki Fr.umfultu1', lfl.1im- Sll.ll'l:L'I', Slmirlvy XX'.agm'r, Dunn.: li.1Itl1.m-r, Lillllya Hcimcl, Vcm Kwlm-r. Gland.: tlilj K.1uflm.m, lJ.1t1'ici.l Snlmmkulg lxllfldlll Ruppvrt. Isflllfffl Rfllll' P1ltrici.x XXf'.ngnrr, -l.miw Miller, Arlene Sclmppcll. Vll'glIll.l llc-l'lwl', lSLlI'l'Lll'.l Clay, Arlunc l'l.1vcr, Vlu.m ll.lI'I', Glu1'i.l ljurtcigclg Sully ltuykxwnll, Kdllllyll H.mrtm.m, l,.llI'lLl.l Clnwu-Il, ,lumix Sk'.lIIl.ll1, -l.lI1L'I Ymmu, Ol-fri.: XX'iIlu'lm, Arlvm' lNlur.lslcy. Shirley Stmult, Aluli.1 Stmusc, .l.ll1L'l ZlIl1l11L'l'Il1.lI1. N A 471 . gg wa . Z , 9 .N - 1' 79K r Fjflf Razr, lofi In right: juan Barr, jam' Spatz, Gluria Pottcigtr, Miltlrtal KauH'- man, 'Ioan Bchlcr, Shirlcy Bowers, Mrs. Wtrlhngcr. Surwzd Roux' Mary Buml, Barbara Kirst, Rosalie Strauss, Clair Dreibclbis, Doris Drcibclbis, Helen Hartman, Kay lit-Iiltr, Donna Balthaser, Helen Schappcllc. Third Ruux' Harriet Coldrcn, Marylnu Christman. Patricia Willicliii, Suzanne Seaman, Barbara Althouse, Elaine Fiirtm-y, Mary Ann Kuhlcr, Shirley Hartman, Shirley Huntshcrgcr, Patricia Scitlcl. HUME ECUNOMICS CLUB Pnamfwif .... . MILDRIED KAUFFMAN lfmf-pi-mimi! . . . . . GLORIA Po'rrisR512R Serrefaruy . . . . . . JUAN BIZHLER - -Y Y'r'c.1.ff11'w' .. .......... JANE SPATZ 4 E A Piwzdeizl ..... . . JOAN BISHLISR Adi-imr A . . . . MRS. l1'l'HEL VUOLFINLQER y Q Vzre-prerfdezzf . . . . . BARBARA KIRSI' Seiwhzijy ..... JANE SPAN Trei1mi'er , , Clmplizizl . . , . , , , fldl'f.fUI' . . . , , MR5, limi Razr. iff! fa rigln: juan Morgan, Barbara Haag, Carol Schappcll, janet Rum- hwgcr, Barbara Kirst, juan Bchlcr, janc Spatz, Harriet Cnldrcn, Betty Hack, Judy Alcxantlur, Mrs. lirnst. Sb'l.'lHld Roux' Sylvia Bchlur, Barbara Holtzman, Nanty Lasher, Shirluy Fiillcr, Pat Williuliii. Suzanne Seaman, Pat Schwartz, Maryluu Christman, Marilyn Miller, juAnn Cmchil. Tbim' Roux' janct Cultlrcn, joy Muraski, Phyllis Ycrgcr, Shirley Buwcrs, Hclcn Rzcpicla, juan Wivlfc, Kay Bchlcr, Dchurah Gaul, Ruth Hackman, Shirley Hartman. Marlene Kistlcr, juan Fcick. HARRHQT CUl.DRlfN JANET RUMRifRiiifR ARLIQNIY K. ERNST 69 - 43 CASHIICRS ,M.m,l. ld! ff, ri,:.flff.' Cilrlyw lluirm-I, Vw.: KL-tm-r, M.nrln-nu Moak, Ann.: C.hi.1ppini, x. Nm-, Shirley ZNYCIIIQ. l,.lll'iLi.l clHI'l'L'Il. Snr.: Nics. Sf.1mfmg.' Shirlcy XXf7.lgIR'I', rm W'n'1'lm', Sur Prltlnr, Ruth S mltlm. JUNIOR RED CROSS Imwnfwff ,........,,. .. Rlc,uAR1m HAFIQR I'mf-pwmfwfl-'IJvmffzw- . , . . . . RODISRICIK BARR ,Sm 1-v1.11-1 ............ ......... K AY BFHLIQR Arlfiwf .. ,, MR, Vlcgrrm H. 'l'RANsu12 l'lNl Kun. fd! lu lf4Lflfl.' Mr. pl4l'LlllhlIL', D.1nicl MLl,LllIgllliH, Morris Buyrr, Riclmlxl l5.u'r, limlfrirk Bur, Rirlnmi H.lf-C'l', Miltun Sunday, GL-urgr Rulwright, Clmrlcs 'I'ubi.1s, ilumxga' flmmfcr, PIQIIUIILIS Mull. Slwuld Rffzzx' Karl lizlylmxlmll, SyIvi.l Buhler, l.inJ.1 Milla-r ' N.1mx' XX'ilI1cIm. Dclwnrh Gaul, Mnrlcm- Kistlur, NuI.ln Miller, Karon Dicncr. lily J Q . ' . , 3 ' f ,E I ,. I .UV .3 - ,f at Qi .. ,L f N X 'X W X r lr x rx ,ri K 70 lSc'I1lur, l.ltriri.l 5LI1NK'.ll'Z, Clml Smith, -lam-t RlllI1l'lCI'2.IL'l', DtPll1L'I' l.uibvI1slM'rgcl'. gm R' R rg U-' -V . M35 l'!v'1lRff11.frfll Prefidefll Vim'-f7f'c.l' Sw'r'efr1f'.1 Tre.1.s11re1 Cfuzlfzfrzizl Ad1'imri1 ia'w1! . lffmt Run. Lf! fn rilyfvlx Mr. Bortz, W'illi.ll11 Sclmppcllcg Domld DuBois, Run.1lJ Dietrich, Paul 1NIuycr, XX'illi.rm Anthuny, Terry Grccndwult, Nurm.m Dictrimlr, Duml-1 Moyer, Mr. XX ulHngcr. Slffillfll Ruun' Dunuld Bcckurg Ruger Srlmppcll. Arl.m Kl'.ll1lL'I', Kenna-th Kctncr, Rulwc-1't DuBuis, Harrison Barltlmscr, Rurmld HiII1II1t'Iht'l'j.ZL'I'. Glu-nn Starr. Les Dcglcr, Herb-:rt Fink, Rich.11'd Burns. Third Run: Brian KL-sxlcr, Bram' Rwcdcr, Bruce LL-shcr, Fdrl Ad.1ms, Gerald Clem:-ns. Rumld I.c'sI1c-r, ArI.m HL'kl'iL'l'. Terry Dietrich, Dunrld Slwllcnhc-1'gc'1'. HI-Y .,. ... Wl1.1.lAn1 ANTHUNY ..... PAUL IVUDYIER NORMAN DIIfT'RlfQlI . . .. . RUNALD DIliTRIliH .. .... TIQRRY CrRliI?NAXY'AI.T . .. MR. WILLIAM Wol.FlNc.1aR MR, ARTHUR Bonrz h Il Yl4g'f7l.' Nurnmn DlC'fI'lK'Il, Brurc I.wlu'r, Bun KL'NNli'l'. cQ.ll'l Hsin. Rubvrt Muller. Srwfnf Rruzx' Ronald Lc-slwr, Cilunn XX'.rgncr, Allen Dl'L'ilWL'II'Vi5, Mr. XY'.1gm'r. SAFETY PATROL XX GIRLS' GLEE CLUB 'B 'A . A ga gg Q P I'ill'll Run: lil! In rigfvl: Anna Cliiappini, Sliirlcy Fox, juan lxilwctispcrgcr, 'loan lily. loam-tty Dunalclli, Sliirlry Huntslwcrgcr, Marjorie limliartlt, Hclcn Baltliiisc-r, l'atriii.i Slmcm'i', li.irl'v.ira Faust. Pliuclwc Ailicnlmlili, Betty Krifk, Gloria ll'lr.l Kaufl- man. Simml Rffux' Mr. Scliwarz, Claire Dre-ihellvis, juannc Graff, lflainc Furtncy, liiaiini- l'i.irtlitilmm'vx, Vitki liraunfc-ltc'r, Miltlrctl Kauffman, Barlwara Kirst, Sara Nics, Sliirli-v Hartlitigvr, Dnrutliy Hartman, Arlene Bavcr. Mcarl Clause. Tlvird k'uzl'.' l5.irlw.ir.i Ciriniu, Gluria Wfillic-lm, Miriam Bulich, Shirley Zweizig, Glailya Heimvl, ,lanct Ymmn. Ciliiria Spirat, jum- Kc-lclmcr, Graft- Muller, Elaine Lung, Shirley W.igm'r, llc-lun Sililcgvl. Hi-Ian Siliappsll, lfuurllv llfmp' Gloria Putteigcr, Gail Hamer, llalriua Cliwrcll. Arlcnc XX'tArIcy, Elainc Slmffcr, jiwan Seaman, Doris Dreilwcllwis, Aralwel XX'.igm-r, Namy Bailey, Kathryn Hartman, Mary Bond, Patricia XX'ill1Clm. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB l'i-wfilififl . , . lVlAR.lORlli lfMHARDT lfnt-fiwmfwil . , . . Piioiahia AciHisNBAcgH L .S'tfri'ifl.m-'l'm1.i1n'w' . . . . GLORIA POTTIQIQQISR 1,1!1mriau .. .. GLORIA SPIRAT 1.1 ll ni rflglilx -lulin Gittlu. XY'illiam Stctzlcr, Paul lNlm'L-r, Dtinaltl Diilitiin, Frnut Mimi. lliuic Ruulvr. lllllllp Haag. Runaltl Dictrinli. Pianist: -Ivan lily, BOYS' DOUBLE QUARTET 'T MIXED CHORUS fqwp I:i7'.lf Rfziv. fvfl lo rigbl: David DeLong, Mary Bond, Mearl Clause, Shirley Hunts- herger, Betty Krick, Phoebe Afhenlwafh, Anna Chiappini, joan lrihenspcrgcr, Shirley Fox. Helen Balthaser. joan Ely, Mr. Schwarz. Srmnd Roux' Elaine Long, Grate Muller, Helen Schlegel, Shirley Wagner, Kathryn Hartman, Gloria Potteiger, Gail Hafner, Vicki Fraunfelter, Shirley Zweizig, Gloria Wilhelrii. 'I'lvi1'd Roux' Ernest Stine, Paul Moyer, Richard Kunsman. Herbert Fink, Robert Reed, Bruce Roeder, Ronald Dietrich, Philip Haag, Larry Sterner. Fourlfa Roux' john Gittle, Theodore Miller, joseph Scliw.1i'tL, Wfilliam Stetzler, Glenn Adams, Donald Moyer, Paul Birt, Donald DuBois, Rithartl Kamp, Terry Greenawalt. MIXED CHORUS Pre.i-idezzt .... . . , ERNEST STINIZ GA S Ifire-prwidezzi . , . , . GLENN ADAMS i Serrerizry-7'reiunf'er . . ...... GAIL HARNMR Lilmzriinz . . . . , , Piioiimz Ac.HifNaAcgii Adziiror '... . . MR. A. MARK SQHWARZ Lftl In riglil: Kathryn Hartman, Helen Schlegel, Anna Chiappini. Grace Muller, il l'lall'l1L'I'. Shirley XX'.1gncr, Gloria XX'ilhelm, Vitkie Frauntelter, Betty Kriflc, joan Ily. Shirley Fox, Helen Baltlmst-r. Pianimt: David DeLong. GIRLS' ENSEMBLE ORCHESTRA lun! Run. It H lu llliflflf c,.ll'I Hun. Bury K4-wlL'1'. Cflmrlw T4rhia1s, Arlvnu XX'n-rlcy, .Mwffll Run: P.lfI'ILI.l 5kI1NN'.lI'7, l1I.4im Fwrlru-5, Lynn Hunnc, Rulmld F.1usl, Rumld Uutmlm. 'lffml Run: llaruld Burklmrt, K,I.uru Druibvlbis, Tvrry Gu-un.m'.lIl, Cllunn Frm, XX'xIli.m1 Salmppcllu, D.1lu SLl!lL'l1kL'l', -In-.m Stlxnmncxx I-ffnrlff linux' XX'illi.1m Ntatflvr, Dwrmlml lNl1wvLr. lxrmwt Stimy lflfffv lfffzrx Paul M1-yer, NUl'Il1.ll1 XX'L-ngcrt. Glynn A4l.ums, Anim f,lu.nppim, SLIIIILX XY .lgl1cr, Dumur l.uilx-mpu1'gcl', Mr, Rhrin. l'1.mist, X1-Im Muller, DANCE BAND TR E HMI Run. If ff pf l'llL !7f.' liugu' Mlmppcll. Ciuuvlgc Millar, Tun' lQlL'L'I1.lXN .1lt, Lih Pmn, Rm1.1ld lJ1utruI1. Mmm! Iwn: NUYIILID vSl'I1'L'l'f. Cvlcnn AQLIHIN, lirmwt 5YlI1k J- I'.1ul lixrt, Chutcr NLIIIIIMIIIQQII. Dmmr l.L'iIWL'I19PCI'fLfL'I', Mr. Riu-in. I'i.1nixt, -Imam lflx, T I IUNIOR BAND Firm! Razr. lrff lo riglvlx l.2lVVI'CI1Cl' Stine, Tlmmas Kelly, Brian Moyer, Clrristuplu.-r Kupcrnick, Kermit Wcssncr, Leroy Dietrich, Earl Birt, Rulwcrt Wfciswcmlcr, Svrmld Rau'-Harry XX'isscr, l-r1rry Sclmppcll, Rulwert Reber, Lcc Ely. Terry Prius, Alrnmum Cflfbrlllgll, Kerry Lung, Donald Miller. Gerald Rclwcr, Gerald Rcppcrt, Ruth Ann Flgllcr. S1rwdif1,g.' Norma Kummcrcr, Mr. Rhein. ORGANIZATIONS Iilfflf k'uu'. All In riglvff W'illi.1m Sv.l111ppL-llu, Norman Vifcngcrt. Clurles Trll-rin. 'l4l1mu.15 Null, wlllll-llll Cluttcr, Runnlrl F.1u5t, Dunn-r Lcilvcnspu1'gc1'. Srmmf Ruux' l'l.u'rV KL-sslcr, lfrnust Stinr, Glenn Adams, XX'illi.m1 Stctzlcr, Durmlal lvluycr, Ronald Dictriclm, Smnlcy W',.lgllL'l'. GERMAN BAND 75 u. Q -' ts... N4- 3 'nl' 's. -L -n. 5 K-'- H lp-. . ...Q .,, ,. L N4 'ls up 1 'Q',...Q,w ,ax- .. ww , .v-v. . V -z,3,Q,gqh-A., 4 f-MX...m..f--wwv.fq-',S's..!T' 'WA' .-...-, 1. ., 'S-' ' A .. '.n 3- ,.. . x-J. :fx-J-bf' K A k an M? - 4-'gNa'4f'-.g' ' k ' if Q , ll. ' ' 'ML W , .W - My tm. king. 'Q . ff The W4 gw-,gg --. pw, , at , I 4 vt- --.t 'd' 31. ,.. WL' . 'A 'Iva- N BAND 5:7 Pmfflwzz .. .. S'rAN1.1sY WM,N12R Vive-pwmlefzr , .. WILLIAM STIQTZLIQR Serremr' . . . ..... PAUL BIRT ,J 7'm1,-ffrw .. .. ANNA CHIAPPINI OUR NEWLY UNIFORMED BAND fits . 76 ' Q- Sealed, lefl I0 figblf joan Wmwlfe, Vera Ketner, Gladys Heimel, Anna Chiappini, Marlene Mcck, Shirley Hardinger, Mrs. Hussler. Sldlldfllgf Gloria Reppert, Sandra Shollenberger, Priscilla Reppert, Sarah Williamslmn, Dana Hussler, Carl Hein, Morris Buyer, Patricia Williarrmsimn, janet Rumberger, Donna Heck, Larry Moyer. POSTER CLUB Pre.rm'en1 .... .. . MARLENE MECK Vive-pr'eyidez1t .... .. DANA HOSSLER Serrelmy-Treamrer . . ...... GLADYS HEIMEL Adrirar .,.. .. Mus. MILDRED Hossusn 77 LITTLE WOMEN On the evenings of March 20 and 21 at 8:15 P,M. the curtains rose on the Senior class produc- tion of Louisa M. Alcott's immortal Little Woinen. This is a never-to-be-forgotten event in the lives of all those who work to make such an event a success. This year, the class of '53 was honored with an invitation to present one scene from the play over Channel 6lfXVHUM-TV. In doing this the Seniors gained invaluable experience as well as the honor of being the first school in this area to appear on television. The following people were responsible for the success ol' this venture: Meg ,. jo ,. Beth ...., Amy ...,,.. Mrs. March ...... Mr. March .....,. Aunt March ,.,.. Hannah Mullet Mr. Laurence .... l.aurie , .,.,..,. . john Brook ...... Professor Bhaer CAST the eldest ...... , . . . . the playwright ...... the housekeeper. .,.. . the artist, ..,,... . . their mother ........ their father ...,..... Mr. March's elderly si the cook ........,.,, a wealthy neighbor. . . his grandson ......... Laurie's teacher. . . . , . a German teacher .... . Helen Schlegel Kathryn Hartman Shirley Wiignei' Helen Balthaser , . . . Shirley Fox joseph Schwartz ster Elaine Shaffer Ruth Humberg ...,. Sara Nies Wfilliam Stetzler Kenneth Degler john Gittle . Donald DuBois Neighhors and friends ...................,.. joan Ely, Gloria lBl.J Kauffman, Gloria QBLJ Kauffman. Nancy Schappelle, Shirley Zweizig. Prompters .,.,,............,... .. Richard Kunsman Lester Breininger. PRODUCTION STAFF Director-Miss Anna Balthaser. Business-Mrs. Nice, Miss Scheetz, Ruth Smith, Gladys Heimel, janet Yocom, Marlene Meck, Arlene Werley, Vera Ketner. Stage-Mr. Price, Mr. Fortney, William Stetzler, Robert Fleagle, Richard Kamp, Theodore Miller, Stuart Lin- denmuth, Forrest Bohn, Gilbert Long, Chester Stam- baugh. CostumesfMrs. Yatron, juan Barr, Shirley Feiclc, Barbara Dunleavy, Patricia Correll, Shirley Bowers, Arlene Bayer, Miriam Bolich. Properties-Miss Kline, Stanley Wagner, Marlene Balthaser, Sylvia Cartwright, Joan Ebling, William Fink, Bruce Christman, N. Barry Kessler, james Drumheller, June Fisher, Dorothy Williarnscwn. Make-opp-Mrs. Long, Mrs. Ernst, Marlene Meek, Dolores Shollenberger, Shirley Bowers, Shirley Feick, joan Ebling, juan Barr. Publicity-Mrs. Hossler, Barbara Smith, Dolores Shollen- berger, Marlene Meck, Elaine Shaffer. 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Kalvelis QLithuanian Dancej-7th grade girls 2. Games-7th and 8th grade boys 3. Majorette Drill 4. Tarantella fltalian Dancej--8th grade girls 5. When The Work's All Done fSquare Dancej-9th grade girls and boys 6. Band Selections 7. May Pole Dance-Senior girls VII. Recessional I MAY QUEEN SHIRLEY BOWERS 84 ,Vj7..,i K. ii .L W.. Ke: I mm ,iw . in Q A1 5' ' 11 Q . mm1,' - ,A , , J , a f t I .W Q' ,Q GLORIA M. KAUFFMAN 86 Maid nf Hwmr JOAN ELY '. . H it vi Q X' L Q W i ' ff ' ,UM A l W 1 AffEPIdz1llf,f KATHRYN HARTMAN if Atterzdantf GRACE MULLER SARA NIES 'ISN W3 A I ff 4' , Attendant.: SUE POTTER SHIRLEY WAGNER iff! In rilqlvfx Grace Muller, Sue Potter, Sara Nics, Gloria Kaulfnlan, Maid o llonorg Shirlcy Bowers, Quccng Kathryn Hartman, Shirley Vifagncr, joan lily. MAY COURT aQ BB Q r r ll aQCf 1 O0 ,ge Pllflffllll and .S'frz'i4'fr1 bm' lllli Kl. l'Z'l'ONYN PL'Bl.ISllINU UO. Kl llZ'l'OWN. PA. L , r L. P 1 me msznanvwgm- A ' V - ang-2:.1-.v:.:1