Hellertown High School - Reflector Yearbook (Hellertown, PA)

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HI-Y The Hi-Y has had another successful season at Hellertown High School. Its purpose, To create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and com- munity the high standards of Christian character , has been carried out to the utmost by the boys in this organization. The members have organized Inter-Mural sports in both Basketball and Softball. We are sure that the school is very proud of their achievements. The Officers of the club are: President ........,,.. .,.... G rant Hoffert Vice President .,.., ......... F red Lash Treasurer ........ .. .... Andrew Pusch Secretary ...,, ....,.... W illiarn Kugler HI-TRI The Hi-Tri Girl Reserve Club is a branch of the Y. W. C. A. Its purpose, To foster social relations and friendship among the girls and boys of the community , has been successfully accomplished by the girls. They have set a goal of a week in camp for the group and the class of '42 wishes them the best of luck. President .......,,..............,....... .....,,,...... .... .... ....,...,....... A n n a Flok Vice President ,.... ......., C aroline Martin Treasurer .,... .. . ...... Dorothy Rampack Secretary ..... .,.... J acqueline Kutz seventy-Eve

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HI-Y First row Cleft to rightbz lzllyllltlllfl fiozzarcl, Gernlrl Stonehaek, Francis Fletcher, Grant Hoffert, John Spillznie, Mr. Stanley XXX-ilscl Adviser, Ifrerl Lush. XYilliznn Kugler, Andrew Puseh, Arch Simons, Harry lYcikert. Second row: Arthur Ziniphcr. XYzn'ren lierfner, George Mzirisli, Herbert Long, Linwoofl Pezlrsorlv Victor Abel, Glenn Helms, George Schneider, XYalter Fetzer, llonzilcl llurii. Third row: VYilliain lfrey, Ray Mziclison. Granville Frey, John Stevens. First row Cleft to rightbi Blennie Potts. Grziee Stonclt, Pauline Roflriquez, Helen Bolmial, Jean VVoml, Kathleen Cliiiiscr, Dorothy llcss, Marjorie Kutz. Second row: Grace Goldberg, Ruth tlerlialr, Christine Ziegzeiifuss, Caroline Martin, Annu Flolc, Miss Lf, E, Hahn Aflviser, Miss M, Dimmick Adviser, Dorothy Rzinipzlek, Jacqueline Kutz, Martha Hook, Betty Strawn. Thirrl row: llc-tty Cfanlielrl, Joyce Bond, Violet Pctrovicli, Irene Gozzard, Betty Brflwri, ltfargaret Moser, Dora Rolirlizieh, Joyce Hagcy, Jenin Achey, Ethel 'l'r0utman, Marjnrie Illick. Fourth row: Jo Ann lllorton, Helen Czinssle, Lois Kclehner, Margaret Vernal, Dorothy Unangst, lit-tty liigot, Lillian Kajmo, Alberta VVerl4lin-isnt, Betty Diehl, Anna Morylfzm, Apolirie Special, seventy-four

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UNIOR PLAY First row Cleft to rightj: Lillian Bedner, Lois Kelehner, Ann Saivitske, Grant Hoffert, Catherine Bauder. Emma Rampacli, Aileen Diehl, Margaret Mindock, Second row: Francis Fletcher, Linwood Pearson, Victor Abel, Victor Koller, Ray Madison. Missing from picture: Carl Moran. 'LONE MAD NIGHT In our Junior year We presented a very amusing comedy in three acts, namely, t'One Mad Night . The scene was laid in an old deserted mansion, which belonged originally to the parents of Don Cutter, the hero of the play. When Don Cutter arrived, after an interval of many years, it Was alrady occupied by a doctor and four inmates. In the ensuing action Don, his valet Wing, and a pretty young girl, Lucille, became involved in a plot to steal Lueill's fortune. Don Iinally apprehended the criminals and all ended well. The play was a great success both dramatically and financially. The cast included: Don Cutter ,,,,,..,.. Lucille .........,......... Arternus Burke ,.,.., Depression .,...... Dr. Bunn ..,.. Mr. Hyde ........... Lady Macbeth ..,... Mrs. Chuck .....,....,,............. ,,,,,,,, Gertrude ....,...........,,,......., Mrs. T. Ashingto Finch Priscilla .......i...,...,,,......,,... John Alden .,,.... Danny Siletto ..... Wing ......,.....,.. seventy-six Grant Hoffert Lois Kelchner Francis Fletcher .. Emma Rampack . Linwood Pearson ......,,...,,..Carl Moran Aileen Diehl Catherine Bauder Lillian Bedner Ann Savitske Margaret Mindock Victor Abel ...,,.,.Ray Madison ,,..,...Victor Koller