Hellertown High School - Reflector Yearbook (Hellertown, PA)

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Most Comical Girl .... . . . Dorothy Unanqst e cgge ec for CLASS BALLCT Prettiest Girl ...... Handsomest Boy .... Most Popular Girl . . . Most Popular Boy .... ldeal Girl .... Ideal Boy ....... Best Dressed Girl .... Best Dressed Boy ....... Most Business Like Girl . . . Most Business Like Boy . . . Most Athletic Girl ..... Most Athletic Boy . . . Most Most Most Most Most Most Most Comical Boy .... Musical Girl . . . Musical Boy .... Talkative Girl . . . Talkative Boy . . . Serious Girl . . . Serious Boy . . . Sleepiest Girl . .. Sleepiest Boy . . . Tallest Girl .. . Tallest Boy . . . Smallest Girl .... Smallest Boy . . . Youngest Girl . . . Youngest Boy ........ Most Romantic Couple . . , . Irene Gozzard . . . Martin Hallowell . . . . . . Betty Shifter . . . Ward Richards . . . . Charlotte Brown . . . Wa1'd Richards . . . Martha Skibo . . . Frank Rayan . . . Catherine Sterner . . . lames Pearson . . . . . . Charlotte Brown . . . . Miroslaw Pasternak . . . . . . . Ward Richards . . . . Catharine Schellhase . . . . . . . Rodney Niclcum . . . . Betty Shifter . . . Edward Dugan . . . . Doris Helms . . . loseph Beyer . .... Betty King . . . . Kenneth Rice . . . . . . Lucy Mataitis Martin Hallowell . . . . Naomi Peitfer . . . . Given Leidich . . . Esther Savidqe . . ............... David Barnett David Barnett and Marion Reilly

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.....,,...- ..... -t Q, ecfoz Cn the set we also met Lt. Commander Edward Mease, who was on special leave to advise the director on the technical points of the scenes at sea. A newcomer to Hollywood is Catharine Schellhase, who has arrived here after a nation-wide tour to make her first picture. Her musical ability has carried her to the concert halls of the world. Another of the private nurses on the set is lane Diehl, winner of Congressional honors for gallant service in the post- war reconstruction period. Publicity manager and press agent, Harry Frey, and his assistant, Catherine Sterner, are invaluable to the E. l. Dugan Film Studios. Miroslaw Pasternak's amazing new technique of producing a three- dimensional effect on film, has made pictures more realistic than ever before. Hair stylist, Ann Vuksta, and make-up artist, Helen Mindock, have used their magical touch to transform many a homely creature into a vision of loveliness. Martha Skibo, costume designer and creator of the famed Martha gown, is another member of this huge staff. She and Puera Kohler, who specialize in fabric design and color combinations, have made Hollywood the fashion center of the world. Both women have been voted among the ten best-dressed women in the country . The studio is also producing a musical-comedy, The Corn Grows Wild , which features the Ward Richards -Betty Shiffer dance team. This pair, which is thrilling the entire nation with its matchless rhythm, will perform the most intricate dance steps ever imagined. Kenneth Rice, Hollywood's comedian, will be at his best when he sings his latest hit, Don't Sit Under the Rainspout With Anyone Else But Me. Drip, in his own unique manner. Famous swing king Rodney Nickum's rollicking renditions of red-hot rhythm are certain to make the musical a success. On another set, Ruth Richards and Betty Hader are rapidly rising to star- dom. Both girls have established themselves as character actresses and will play leading roles in a forthcoming picture. A bit confused with all the complications of this large studio, we walked into the director's office and were pleasantly surprised to find Margaret Skrilecz. She has directed many Academy Award winning pictures and Men Against the Sky is headed for the same distinction. On our way from the studio, we met Mary Soldo, filmland's star news reporter and columnist. Mary told us the most confidential gossip about the latest in Hollywood. Fred Panasiuk is a cab driver in Los Angeles. That evening we dropped in at William Zimpfer and Richard Yob's exclu- sive night club, The Black Panther . We we-re warmly welcomed by Gladys Zimpher, who has been the club's hostess ever since its opening. The Panthers entertainment is said to be the best in the country. ln the Blue Room, Albert Mease's orchestra features Naomi Peiffer in some of the most original arrangements of the blues. Art Reiss' tive band in the Torrid Room delivers some of the most solid music since Harry lamesp a great deal of Art's success can be attributed to his accordionist, Dorothy Unangst. The whole nation is trying to copy the remarkable style of his two vocalists, Loretta Frey and Betty King, but no other voices have blended so beautifully as theirs. And so, having accounted for everyone of the class of '44, we returned here to tell this tale to you. Transcribed by: Marie Nagy Betty Weierbach loseph Beyer

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... ... . ... Q 6Clf07' Sept. Sept Sept Oct. Oct. Nov. N ov. Nov Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Ian. Ian. Ian. Ian. lan. Ian. lan. Ian. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar. Mar. Mar. May Moy May lune Senior Calendar 8-The Beginning of the End. . 9-Yes, Eleanor and Rodney kept things going' thru the summer. 1U-Found we exchanged Beatrice for Esther. 14-Puera and Evelyn bravely started off Senior speeches. 28-limmy thanked Mr. lllick for the Scholastic Cup. lU-We watched the birdie for Mr. Fella. l5-Marion and David played tag today-al! day. 23-Eddie Mease is off to the Navy. 3-Hundreds applauded Presenting Polly !! 4-Today we said so long to Iack. ll-Wife wish Good Luck to Harry and Brother , 20-Fritz kicked the bucket right in the middle of Squeak's solo. 3-'We said Bon Voyage to Kenny. Geyer took the top off his car. 5-Puera and Catherine tumbled down the ramp and amused Study Hall. 7-This time Geyer made it. Another sailor-boy. 12--Roy donned his new cadet uniform. l8-Some Seniors held a furlough party for Eddie Mease Hic! CDewey was locked out of the house! 21-Marie and Betty went to the Waldorf. Bill left to live with the Army. 24-Stuart came home with a Casablanca sun tan. 28-Four Senior girls got a lift and were late for school. l-Charlie and Peggy made a date. 4-Martin broke his record. - Carried two books to class. 9-We did it again. The Scholastic Cup is spending the week with us. Kenny came home in his Navy blues . 21- Tack is home! 29- Leap Year! The boys were scared, but nothing happened. 3-Dugan took a day's vacation. Ch, the consequences. 15-Miller and Sue were interviewed by the F. B. I. 21-We gave Martin to the Marine Air Corps. 19-The Iuniors were very nice to us at the prom. 28-Baccalaureate - We were very serious today. It won't be long now. Sl-Class Night - We couldn't help a few tears. 2-Finis - Today we are Alumni!