Hellertown High School - Reflector Yearbook (Hellertown, PA)

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Ol l'TlClfRS lanice Koloslti Prey1'cz'ff1I -lacqueline Gall l'i'1-f PfF,lTf!lf7lf lanet Goldman Sw' M111 ry Genevieve Moran Trfnfufer Frrrt Phyllis Haag, Nancy Marish, Lona Weaver, Jacqueline Gall, Janice Koloski, Miss Helms, Advrrfr Ia Goldman, Genevieve Moran, Virginia Templeton, Anna Verba, Carol Proszics. P l Sltibo, Kay Fulmer, Kathleen Brown, Darlene Johnson oln Sammi Row: Marian Getz, Mary lane Glosan,4 au a '1 Duh, Cynthia ludd, Mary Ann Macey, Patricia Renner, Jean Spangenberg. T11 irc! Mary Frances Yotter, Rebecca Ruch, Bonnie Vassa, Kathleen Frankett, Bruce VVeaver, Robert Christi in Sterling Shimer, Robert Sterling, Rose Ann Grasic, Valerie Vargo, Irene Flynn. DEBATE CLUB DIRECTED BY MISS HELMS Under the excellent supervision of Miss Doris Helms the members of the Hellertown High School Debate Club have attained a noteworthy record. The year is opened with a scrambled debate on a preliminary question followed by three tournaments and a scrambled debate on the national high school debate topic. The season is -highlightediby a dinner-dance attended by the members and their guests. These events have provided the seniors in the club with many moments to remember. Learning to express your views and substantiate them with facts before an audience is the main purpose of a debate club. EDWARD STAUFFER AND RICHARD MCCALL, DELEGATES T0 THE LEGISLATURE The Hi-Y, a branch of the liethlehem Young Menls Christian Association, sent lfdward Stautfer and Richard McCall as delegates to the Model l,egislature in Harrisburg. ln addition to a program for the building of sound character, this club also encourages a strong body. Among its recreational activities was the organization of a basketball team which par- ticipated in the Bethlehem YMCA basl4etball league. Richard McCall, captain of the llellertown team, and his teammates also played in the Allentown YMCA Holiday lnvitational Tournament. To raise money, the boys sold the refreshments at all the home basketball games. Helping Mr. Wclikel, adviser, direct the activities of the club were the ofhcers listed. r ow: Dale Silimperi, Randy Komich, vlames Kichline, VVilliam McCarthy, Mr. ll. Stanley Weikel, Xlfflll-,l'1'F, oscph Gallucci, Richard McCall, Ronald VVcirbach, james llfeitlier. Srrmzd Row: Robert lferguson, David Mintller, -loseph Kosallqo, ,lohn Sltrip, klohn Rodriguez, W'illiam Ulrich, Alan Kunsman, lfdward Stautller. l D l' lt, Glenn Brown, .lohn Muhr, David Boyer, Randolph Raab, 'Hurd Ro U: james Over, lfdward Scliriffert, .losep 1 u ic l ltd Riley, james Youngkin, Robert Kosman. 0l'ilflClfRS joseph Gallucci Prfnflerzl Wlilliam McCarthy lvl-fi Pff,fl-llfllf el ames Kichline Sfffffflfj' Richard McCall Trfafurfr Randy Komich Cliapfzz in l55l a - l

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Barbara Zregevzfzur, ,Vary Lou Rica, Kathleen Zednile, Francef Caro, and .llarrf Kmftz are mzwfographing rhf Hive. HIVE PUBLISHED FOUR TIMES A YEAR The llreff is published four times a year by the members of the lliae staff, which includes the Art stalli, Literary staff. Sports staff, School News staff, Exchange, Alumni, and Production. This mimeographed magazine contains poems and stories, reports school news, and has original drawings. It is the only activity in our school which recognizes, for the benefit of all the students, the literary, journalistic, and artistic abilities of the teen-ager. The faculty adviser of the flrae is Mr. Arthur Bernhardt, and the production adviser is Mrs. Irene Towey. Firri Row: Joyce Zawick, Susan Reid, Jacqueline Gall, Diane Zimpfer, Mrs, Parish, Mr. Arthur Bernhardt, Mrs. Towey, Nancy Goldberg, Lona Weaver, Marie Kmetz, Barbara Gozzard. Second Row: Joan Szakaly, Josephine Brosnahan, Janet Goldman, Gloria Zamiskie. Third Row: Barbara Bachman, Joanne Weirbach, Mary Jane Glosan, Colleen Diehl, Janice Koloski, Catherine Zondlo, Barbara Ziegenfuss, Virginia Hornyak, Dorothy Freeman, Judy Calvert, Marian Getz. Fourth Row: Bonnie Fulmer, Carol Proszics, Karen Reichard, Kathleen Brown, Dolores Over, Sandra Gad, Phyllis Judd, Brenda Frirchman, Ruth Zito, Gene Sterner, Mary Lou Rice. Fzfzh Row: Kathleen Zednik, Patricia Smodish, Jeanette Pelfer, Theresa Macik, Barbara Peffer, limily Staclchouse, Phyllis Haag, Nancy Marish, Anna Verba, Mary Meyers. Szixlli Row: James Kichline, John Chegwidden, Marlene Danyluk, Frances Guro, Patricia Benzak, Helen Arnold, Kathleen Sell, Richard McCall, Edward Stauffer. Srvenflz Row: Clark Gross, Francis Mertus, Edward Schriffert, James Pfeiffer, Jeffrey Lightner, David Best, Randy Komich, Gerald Savitske. I ' 'ra iaxrzuf ' ' zfff

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Firft Row: Lona VVeaver, Marie Kmetz, Diane Zimpfer, Miss Marcella Dimmick, Kathleen Brown, Penelope Ziegenfuss. Sfrwzd Row: Joyce Zawick, Judy Calvert, Frances Tapajcik, Janice Hahn, Rosemary Filler, Genevieve Moran, Nancy Karch. Third Raw: Judy Repash, Barbara Bachman, Colleen Diehl, Barbara Gozzard, Karen Reichard, Janice Marshall, lrene Freeman, Cynthia Judd, Marian Getz, Dorothy Freeman, Phyllis Haag, Mary Frances Brunnell, Ruth Zito. Fourili Row: Susan Reid, Judy Check, Karyn Barnett, Lorraine Olah, Marilyn Ost, Nancy Goldberg, Marian Unangst, Nancy Marish, Carol Proszics, Catherine Zondlo, Darlene Johnson, Carole Svites. Fifth Row: Ifmily Stackhouse. Terry Neilson, Jean Ann Smith, Carol lfarich, Maryann Macey, Virginia Hornyak, Maryann Vucskics, Doris Dub, Sandra Gad, Barbara Ziegenfuss, Virginia Templeton, Barbara Kochan. Sixth Row: Phyllis Judd, Dolores Over, Patricia Guro, Bonnie Duncan, Rita Fistner, Brenda Fritchman, Lois Raab, Rose Weaver, Sylvia Arnold, Carol Dull, Janice Koloski, Doris Tarantino, Pat Transue. Sfemrfz Row: Joan Dub, Dolores Alai, Barbara Peffer, Jacqueline Gall, Helene Baranowski, Sandra Skrip, Bonnie Fulmer, Marlene Danyluk, l-Ielen Arnold, lflaine Bacak, Mary Meyers, Kathleen Sell, Pat Hunsicker. JACKIE GALL DIRECTS EASTON Y-TEEN PARLEY Jackie Gall, a senior, was the youth-director of the Mid-Winter Y-Teen Conference held in the Easton YWCA the weekend of February 14, 15, and 16. For the second time a Hellertown girl had been selected to lead the conferenceg last year Lillian Hinckley Was the Y-Teen director. The Senior Y-Teen club is composed of sophomores, juniors, and seniors who meet every two weeks. In addition to dances and other social gatherings at the Bethlehem YWCA, the girls also perform service projects. This year the students entertained patients at the Allentown State Hospital. Well-planned programs for each meeting, occasional activities with the Hi-Y, conferences in distant cities, and affairs at the area YWCA make this group a very active one. Miss Dimmick is the faculty adviser. OFFICERS Prffident ,,..,., , . ...,. DIANE ZIMPEER Treafurfr ,,.,. ,... .,,.. l , oNA WEAVER lim Preririenr ..,. . .KATHLEEN BROWN Worship Leadfr. . . , ,MARIE Kmirrz Secretary ....,, ..i.. . ,. , .PENNY ZIEGENFUSS CHEERLEADERS AROUSE SCHOOL SPIRIT The cheerleaders this year were on hand at all football and basketball games to lead the en- thusiastic crowds in songs and yells. As a result, the Panthers knew that everyone wanted them to win or at least to make a good showing, not only in points, but also in sportsmanship. Through the efforts of the cheerleaders, our school spirit has improved. Fortunately, Mrs. Farrell consented to take over when Mrs. Lysek, adviser, left. The captain of the squad was Karen Reichard, co-captain was Nancy Marish. Colleen Diehl Ba rba ra Gozzard Patricia Guro Frances Guro Joan Szakaly Nancy Marish Karen Reichard l56l K ' '